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PROPOSED CHANGE IN OUR CUR
RENCY SYSTEM.

Secretary Of the Treasury Carlisle is said
10 have plan which viii involve a COM
plete reorganization Of our currency sys-
TEN. This plan cOntemplates a repeal Of
the law compelling the purchase Of silver
by the Government, and proposes TO pro-
vide for any resulting deficiency of the cur
rency by repeating the law imposing a tax
on State banks currency. 1t is also pro-
posed that the Federal Government shall
exercise general supervision over State cur
rency to the extent at least of passing
upon the securities offered as a guarantee
that currency shall be redeemed. This
plan may we'll be termed a compromise. The
possibilities OF mischief in a State bank
currency are somewhat limited by the pro-
vision that such currency snail be in the
judgment Of the General Government suf-
fcientiy secured. But the advocate OF this
system cannot claim that such absolute
guarantee Is provided for as exists in re-
spect TO the Issue of national banks. The
Secretary Of the Treasury would doubtless
insist upon the deposit of securities good at
the time. but he will hardly be able to fol-
low tie rise and fall of several kinds of Sc
cuTities in each Of the forty-four States in
the Union. The plan Of Secretary Carlisle
does not provide q remedy for the chief de-
ltcL III our present system OIL currency,
That defect lies in the difference in the
commercial value of the gold dollar and the
silver dollar. We have gold coin and silver
coin, gold certificates and silver certificates,
legal-tender notes payable by law in coin of
either metal. treasury notes issued against
a gold dollars worth of silver at the date
of issue, aud consequently redeemable in
gold even If silver should fall below the
point at which the purchase was made One
kind Of currency would be as good as an
other if the bullion in a silver dollar was
worth as much in the market as the bullion
in a gold dollar. The apprehension now is
that if there should be an unusual demand
for gold the legal tender and possibly treas
ury notes might be paid In silver. ANY re-
organization of the currency which does
not include some measure to restore the
equality between gold and silver will be at
best a makeshift. The condition is not i'm
proved by providing for the issue of cur
Tency by State banks. There will be no
national guarantee of the redemption Of
such notes, and without one the notes of
most of the State banks would obtain only
local circulation
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FURNITURE WANTED.

DIAN0s, FURNITURE. CARPETs, RANGES
bought. cash. Call or postal, 953 IL ward St II 1y
G6QOO L. VINCENT, ~ FLOOD BUILDING,
u OOOU. pays the highest price for furniture,
etc; large small LOTS cash always ready. fe22 II
NEWMAN BROS. III SIXTH ST, BUY YOUR
1N secondhand furniture, etc, for cash. 12m
NIcCABE. l2s FOURTH ST. PAYS THE HIGH
WI est price for furnlturestoves ranges carpets
A UCTIONEER - WILLIAM Butt ERFIELD.
= 332 Montgomery (Ssfe Deposit Bldg }.
California, 20 years In the business buys sells and
ren IS furnished houses II
UTTERtIELD, FRANK w. AUCTIONEER. l9
- Montgomery ST., buys large ard small lots q II
L'URNITURE WANTED-EV ERYBUDT SELLS
their second hand furniture at the Pavilion Auc-
tion House. 3l9 and S2l Sutter. Grant ave deS II
A LARGE QUANTITY OF SkCOND-HAND FUR
~ niture wanted: 20 per cent paid more than else
where. MALONE, 10 Fourth ST.; new store. moot
IA J. SIMMONS d co. AUCTIONEERS, WILL
WI buy your furniture pianos and books 1887
Market st aD9Et
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A MODEST ART-JuR0R.

The value Of an opinion from the Art
Department of the Worlds Fair is some
what impaired by the fact that in some cases
the judges pass upon the merits Of their
own paintings. While an expert in any
branch of color is likely TO be good judge
of the merits of examples submitted, there
is SO much human nature in the average
man that the ordinary citizen would feel
more confidence in an estimate that came
from some other source. II is said that one
of the art experts selected to pass upon the
merits Of pictures offered for exhibition
found the necessary degree of merit in five
Of his own works. AS but seven of these
paintings were accepted the artist-juror may
be said to have displayed a superior quality
of "cheek"
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vessels follow or cross. Bat no tidings
have been learned of her almost from the
day she sailed. One cause OF disaster has
still to be taken into account, and that the
most dangerous OF all. A collision in a
vital part would leave any such vessel only
a short period to float. But If collision
there has been then the colliding steamer
or ship has alsU been engulfed. One or the
other kept afloat would have been heard of
by this time. Collis, rs are more dreaded
than anything else at sea. For guarding
against them twin propelierS are OF great
advantage. for by prompt action a vessel
may turn about within its own length. All
big steamers of the future will have double
shafts and indenenaent sets Of englnes.
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GONE TO lie RoTToM.

There seems TO be no hope left for the
White Star steamer Naronie. She IS thirty
two days overdue on the voyage from Liver
pool TO New York-more than thrice the
time in which the distance is ordinarily
steamed by freight vessel and five times
that OF first-class passenger vessel 1t is
very rare thing for such a steamer to be
lost. She is stanchly built, well bulk
headed and in every sense seaworthy. Itis
hard TO believe that she was conquered by
mere stress of weather, although very
serious damage might be sustained. Ii is
also improbable that If only her machinery
were disabled she would not have been
heard from on track which hundreds OF
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highbnder question by Superintendent
Byrnes of New York. The superintendent
recommends that every suspicious China
man shonid be arrested aud lodged in jail.
The Chief uf Police admits that crowd of
Chinese might thus he gathered in, but the
what would be the good il evidence TO
secure conviction is not forthcoming?
When registration under the Geary act,
which President Cleveland says he will en-
force, is evaded and defed. then will be the
time to gather in the whole quarter for de-
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manage to turn positions and snatch a vic
tory. Sometimes their strategy is seen in
the Legislature. frequently in the courts.
and often at the polls. California is
familiar with all forms of corporation
mnnenvnrs
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525 Montgomery street. near Gay. open udtii II
o'clock P Al BRANCH OFFICES: TO Market
street near Kearny, open until O'Clock midnight;
ss9 Hayes street, open until $50 o'clock; 60S
Iarkin street open until ESQ o'clock; sw. corner
sixteenth and Mission streets, open until o'clock:
.5IS Mission street open until O'Clock p. N; aud
JIG Ninth street. open until 9:3O P. ".
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NOTLCEI

Anp OF our patrons 57bo fail 10 f2d THE
MORNING CALL for sale Jv train-bOys
Ntlcou' er 1aroy 1y notifying jhis office q
HtJ0ct, naming the date and tram.
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RoYs IN 1ROUBLE.-James Nugent ana An
drew O'Connell, TWO boys, were arrested yester-
day on suspicion Of robbery. Nugent had a re
voEer In his possession, and al their roOm PAT
Second street, a lot Of tobacco cigarettes and
cigars was found, which is supposed 10 have
been taken from SOM cigar-slOre.
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..NIrs. MinslnN,s snnthlne srrnn,,

Has been used ever Fifty Years by millions OF
mothers for their children while Teething with
perfect success. 1t soothes the child sU.tens the
ums, ailays Pain, cures " ind Cole, regulates the
bowels and is the best remedy Tor Diarrhea
whether arising from teethlug other causes. For
sale by Druggists in every part OF the world. Re
sure and ask 70 Mrs. Minslow's Soothing Syrup.
25c a bottle.
FxrRA Mirce fies. SNA1,s,s- 2la sn1ter .tre.t
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LOST a THUMB.-John MI chell, lad OF 13.
residing al 1623 Pine steet, had his right thumb
crushed Yesterday by printing press so badly
hat Dr. Deaue found II necessary TO amDutate
il al LMe lIkl iolMl al The EeceIXlmg HnsniIaL
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THE DAILY MORNING CALL

FOX SALE Al
New York. .BRENTANO BROS. linton Square
Chicago. Stand Palmer House
NtT orleans u ALLOT & JOUBERF
ll5L5 CommOniE
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srpSCRIPT10N RATES:

DAILY CALL Gncludng sundays, SIS peryearoY
nIl postpaid; 10 cents per week or o5 cents per
taIsudar month. through carriers. DAILY CALI
f,tcorses three months, So 25. SUNDAY CALL
(sixtren rares). 81 80 per year, postpaid SUNDAY
CAILaud " EsKLY GALL, s. 81 per year, postpaid
n EEKLT CALL IS pages). 81 per year, postpaid
TIE GAIL cannot return rejected manuscripts.
hu will tie editor enter into correspondents re-
tltUiIIE them.
The morning call., 1893-03-17

IT may truly be said OF Hoods sarsapariIla that
1t makes the weak strong" 1t gives great bodily,
nerve, mental and digestive strength. Try it this
sel son. BE sure TO get HOODS.
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stPotter building, New York City, isprovided with
tIHof California papers. Visitors welcome. Ad-
'uttllt lates and sample copies furnished.
T. X MISCH Manager
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EASTERN Tourisis-Special discount on large
quantities. Cal Glazed Fruit. Townsend's. G27
Market, Palace Hotel building
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Go and sea the beautiful opera "Girotie
GlroGa" and a grand specially show at the
Nigwsm Theater. Extra matinee to-day (St.
PdItlCk's day) al > p II
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Sons and daughters OF Erin should get copy
Of the ST. Pauick's day edition of the Monitor.
On sale this morning at all newsstauds.
The morning call., 1893-03-17

SUES THE RAILRoAD.-Judge Sanderson is
trying OF case OF T. d. johnson against the
Southern Pacific Company. johnson claims he
was unnecessarily pat of The company's train.
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Held for BURGLARY.

James BOwlin, Fred Goldburg and James
DAILY were yesterday held to answer before
the Superior Court in $1,000 bonds each to
charge of burglary. The ffense was COM
mltted on February % last in Henry S.
BRIDGES tailor-shop, 622 Market street.
Bow in is the son of James Bowlin, who
murdered his wife about twenty years ago
The morning call., 1893-03-17

THE best-Cudahy's REX" Brand Extract OF
Beef. II Is pure, delightful and nutritious Your
grocer keeps II.
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WEATHER PREDICTIONS.

Official Forecast for Twenty-four Hours
Ending Midnight Friday.
ITFARTNFNr OF AGRICULTURE,
WEATHER BUREAU.
tAN FBASClaCo March 10. 1882
snu francisco and vicinity Cloudy; occasional
showers; warmer; southeriy winds.
j. 7. JENKiSs. Local Forecast OmciaL
The morning call., 1893-03-17

Buy your shoes ana stockings at Pioneer Dry
goods Store. at IO5 Filth street
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ASTROLOGY.


MRS NELSON-TOLD BY THE HEAD, CARD,
It past present and future; gents 81. ladies soc.
las Sixth, the brunswick Hotel, room Il. fe24 I'm
NINE. MoREAU. 73 FOURTH sT.-FoKTUNE
w teller, earyoyant. life-reader fee 25c, II 7ts
MRS. HOTTER, BUSINESS MEDIUM CIRCLES
w 70 cent, uesday and FRIDAYS p NJ sharp;
materializr{ Saturdays rs cents 95l Mission II I'm
NJ NE. YOUNG. TRANCE: WATER-GLOBE EER.
NI ess; letters answered. 437 Eddy. fe24 ly
Mrs. Or. JUUFFRoY OF NEW YORK, $50
vi Market. room 81, hours to p, NJ. wonderful
spirit remedies wrinkles, falling hair granuisted
eyeds, an ailments of head. face, neck, hands:
no powder. n paint. liquid clear as water. mr2 I'm
MRS. NORMAND. THE wORLD-kENewNE ED
Nl ciairvoyant planet reader; reads your whole
life; gives lucky numbers; advice in business specu
latlon: helps you with the lucky magic charm let
ters answered by mail, So; fee 81 and upward;
hours. 10 to p NJ Ill Geary ST. Room l. fl6 I'm
NINE DIR. THOMAS. SCIENTIFIC REYEALER
hl by eggs and cards. tells entire life, past, pres
and future; consultation all lirs; nothing
excepted: names given valuable advice: sure help;
restores lost love by sympathy; mistake impossible;
diseases oured fee ST. letter 81 80 kearny fl6 II
NIMF EXODUS. CLAIRVoYANT HAS RE
vi moved TO zoos Mission st; fee SOC. oc34 II
MRS. WILSON TELLS PAST PRESENT, FU.
W ture: ladies' SOC. gents 81 / Seveuth.1all sm
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ECSy St. PHtrick's ID - hA
ts~S celebration. 1923 - The y STTTNSA5
twentyfourth annual reunion S-ifS N lk35Ss p
snd ball OF the Ancient order Of OHM \kfy = "a
HIbernians OF san Francisco = --<sA Sfs5fRCs,(
County, under the auspices O! @~>--NANaas = = ~
Division 40. >, viii be held In DreW's Hall. l2l
New Montgomery st, THIS (FRIDAA) EVENING.
MHrch II. Tickets, admitting gentleman aud
ladies', SO cents; hat checks free. Grand march at
o'cltcs sharp The members Of this Organization
VIII attend the literary exercises at tho Grand
opera house at 30 p. NJ. A prompt ana full al.
tendance IS i'm peratIye BY order
NJ. {. GoRHAM, President.
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spIRITUALIssI.

Mrs. FIX. FfRsT-oLASs SiIspIIiSi. sITrfNG
W daily; 10 A NJ. to 10 Z. NJ. S20la seventh.6 Inns
l.'IRsT- CLASS SITTING BY SINGING EvANGF,
list; test circle We'd and sat eve, l42 7th mrl Il
MRS J. J. WHITNEY. CLAIRvoYANr, TEST
uh medium and lifer ais Stockton, ap2S u
The morning call., 1893-03-17

CALIFORNIA glace fruits soc h. In japanese
baskets. Townsend's, 627 Market street.
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80 Nerha Buena Lodge of Perfec- ,.,,.
~ tiOn No 0-RegulAr meeting THIS ~
(FBIDAI) EVENING, March II. at 3 o'clok I.
.. GlO J. HUBE. IN
Secretary. eczfsSS
E(SeI..'. La Parfaite Union No. II. n
e~S F. and A M.--Inltlatlou next FRI "a
DAY. March IL at O'Clock P. N, Masonic x u
Temple. MasOns cordially invited. /NSN
mrl62 2t Z. A. LEMOINE, Secretary.
- Metropolitan Lodge No. "a. ~
1s~O Is. OF P--Ihe members hereby .- ~
notified 10 assemble al hall. FythiAn ~
Castle, J U-DAA ltRlDAll at 80 TO at Aes-s5+1
teud the funeral OF our iaJe brother d. o. Ellis
Members OF sister lodges invited.
y IL ANEE q q
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.
FrHNtruRE.-Ry Caas Levy IL Co., az 1885
Market ST.. OF o o'clock.
The morning call., 1893-03-17

EASTER cards now on display at sanborn, Val
& Co.'s, Market Street.
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THE MORNING CALL
PrRIICATION OFFICE:

Has a larger circulation than any other
newspaper published in San Francisco,
The morning call., 1893-03-17
THE CALL CALENDAR.

MARCH. 1898
/ Su. NJ .Iu.. W IN. FIR So Moons Phases. II
ii II 81 z 4 - March ID IL
IL -'-I-l. ~ Fun Noon. III
ID .. @ oI,u|,,f = March iUtI. /
IT . % g o AZ a. X Last Quarter. !
- March fith n
] - j" - 70 10 IL 4ol ~ New Moon. II
H. |..F-Ii ~ March 2sIb, II
n ~ ~ - y - u . ~ First Quarter.
II = - MsTcn 3Ist. II
I % y IS 20 30 81 ~ Fun Noon.
CHS @arss;ss ~sI,aILn
;;sss5s s.. I, rs--sssz-ssi.lsss
FRIDAY. Y........ ........-....4I MARCH II, 1898
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pooKKEEPER AND PIANIST; MUST BE FX
- perienced and competent in both capacities;
Tor piano-house; state nativity, age salary ex-
pected Address }. Nj. l., box ll2, Can Branch
OMce.
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M ILL GENTLEMAN FROM TURK ST. WHO
w met lady with white hair anc long light coat
at Golden Gate Park Sunday. February 49, and
made arrangements TO see her Sunday following at
Schmidts villa, reply at once? Address NJ. o.. Box
l16, Call Iiraneh. mr. BE-
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NOTICE OF ntEnrINGA-

EzrRA Mirce iie-. SwAIS's. 2I8 Suffer street
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PARTNERS WANTED.
Q.E0n HALF INTEREST IN GOOD PAYING
Sr t)JU restaurant: owner cook. Gail Branch. 81
wANTED-NIISCELL
W wooden head figures. 555 Natoma myl7 2ts
DoUND CAST-IRoN KETTLE FROM 200 TO 400
III gals. REV. HEILMANN, 7US Brannan st.
\E EANTED-SMALL STOCK OF GENTS FUR
w nishing goods: with or without store Address
5. s. box IS. Gail Branch once. mr16 Stt
IA NANTED-STABLE FOR 10 HORSES, WITH
w yardroom for wagons. Address postoftce box
1926. mrl6 Ste
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II ARD TIMES MEAN CLOSE PRICES; IF
II going Housekeeping pay visit and viii
save You from sl5 to 81 90 an outfit; l carry
larger stock Than any two stores In this city: fur
niture. carpets iinOleum, Oi.clOth, bedding, mir
rors. stoves. etc; new second hand easiest
terms; lowest prices. J. NOONAN, 10l7, 1913.
1921. lO23 Mission ST., above Sixth, open even
iurs. mrlg IF
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CPRiNG oPENING-MRS. S MIsH, PARIS
- Millinery. 708 Market; Bon Ton, 1873 Kearny,
Wednesday. March Is, aud following days. Grand
est display OF trimmed hats ever seen in san Fran
cisco. mrI4 1t
The morning call., 1893-03-17

NJ OIIIL Of ASsF-o0 VI IN NI-GULaI A MININ O
~ Company Location OF principal pace Of LuSi-
ness. san francisco, Cal; location OF works, JOr-
dan, Mono County Cal. Notice IS hereby given
that at a meeting the board Of directors, ED
the 9Th day Of March. 1898, assessment (No. y
OF five cents per share levied upon the capital
stcck o. the corporation, payable ium .diately in
United States gold coin to the Secretary the
Office Of the company. rooms lS and 49, $50 Pine
street. san Francisco. Cal Any stock upon which
this assessment shall rema unpaid the 22d
day Of April, 1888 w!u be delinquent and adver-
Used for sale at publiS auction, and uaess pay
ment Is made before w!I be sold on Tt ESDAY. the
l.th day OF May, 1898. to pay the delinquent
assessment. together with the costs OF advertising
aHd expenses OF sale By order OF the board OF di-
rectors. ID. NJ KENT. Secretary.
Onice-Rooms g and 10, $50 Pine ST. san Fran
cisco. Cal.
The morning call., 1893-03-17

A BOUT 300 CASES LEFT OF PEACHES AND
~ pears, best table varieties l can, 10 cents: l
dozen, 81 70; case per dozen. 81 10; 25-case lots,
81 S. they fine. they away below wholesale
prices for same quality. Ask for 'em at SMITHS.
4I6-IlS Front 81. mrl5 81
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GG0 MONTH SALARY AND HALF THE PROF
u1OV its in frst-cass cash business to steady man
who VIII invest $500; previous experience not re-
quired; Hight work and short hours Apuly 31s
keaFny ST.. room =. mrl7 ytS
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n & f. sNOOK. PLUMBERS, HOOTERS
VI. steam and gas filters TeleI hone No I727 $50
SaCrAneIILO ST kearnN- r,.rl I'm
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pARBER-SHoP FOR SALE. 3 CHAIRS, FOR
500: central location; 22l Grant ave. S.
FUCHS. Seer -uary.
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l. lARBEh-sHoP FOR sALE-ONE OF THE BEST
- l0-cent 3-chair shops In town Apply Journey.
men BARRIERS Mon, I2IA Eddy St mrl6 4t-'
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TURKEY AND CHICKEN DINNER. SUNDAYS
with wine, 25 cents. Dining Parlors 1lO9I%
SuLUer St n,rI2 I'm
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HARBER-SHoP FOR SALE; l CHAIR AD-
} dress T. .. box 1926 Yisalia. Cal mrl6 7tf
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PERSONALS.

CIRL BABY FOR ADOPTION. MRS DIR.
VI FUNKE, IA l6 Eighth ST., Alameda. mrl7 81
TMPRovED TRoUSER STRETCHER-KEEPs
the trousers in perfect shape; prevents baggIng;
SOC. b. BLANK. 3l212 Minna ST. mrl7 ct
The morning call., 1893-03-17

A LII SILK, FINE QUALITY. ll-I> CH EN-
n broidered hAndSerchiefs. white aud c0lOrs. 10
for 81. 8 for 90 cents. for 20 csnts, 81 70 per
dozen by mall. postpaid; they are consigned and
being sold to close 20 per ceut briow iobbers'
prices; 400 dozen. write quick. OE call at
SMITHS. AGAIN Front st.
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ATTORNNNs-AT-LAM

GAN FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK
money on diamonds. watches: low interest. oeI |
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DRESSMAKING: SUITS, 50 UP; FIT AND
j. good WORK guaranteed iO9 Fifth St mr9 2m
The morning call., 1893-03-17

FOLDING BEDS-EXAMINE OUR 40. 2OO5
mirrors. with large plate 1SX40; walnut, oak.
cherry aud 18th century; cash price elsewhere 800
ourpnstalment price reduced to $40 country orders
promptly attended to NJ. FRIEDMAN q Co. 224
rs. $50 and sos stockton st ana 237 Post. tL
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A ssEssMENT NOTICE SIERRA SEvADA
~ Silver Mining Compauy-LOcaion OF principal
place o. business. San Francisco, California: loca-
ton Of works virginia Mining District. Storey
County State OF Nevada.
Notice IS hereby given that at a meeting Of :he
Board OF Trustees, held on the 9th day OF March.
1928. an assessment 90. I04) Of twenty-five cents
per share was leYisd upon the capital stock OF
corporation, payable mmed aiely In United States
gold com. to the secretary, the Office OF com
pauy, room Is Nevada block, No. 500 Montgom-
street, San Francisco. California
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~ % 80. -
- and gentlemen wanted to take lessons la DooA-
keeping: no textbooks required; double entry
taught thoroughly in one month; terms low A1-
dress d. E. box 1913, Cali Branch once. mrl6 2ts
A y EASY METHOD OF LEARNING on THE
% piano: specal attention naid 70 chnrnu. trr.rs
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DRESS1IAKERS.

TAILOR SYSTEM TAUGHT: SUITS S. UP; FIT
guaranteed; ll5 keavuy ST. MISS GILLIGAN. Sm
TO THE LADIES-DREsSMAKI SCHOOL;
Morse perfect system; cutting fitting: all
JOSEPH STEELE co. ,l22 Taylor, r. Il mri2 / IN
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A GENrS-WORLD'S FAIR ADVERTISING MA
~ chine, s25 daily; steady work; visit stores only;
stamp samples The ARC, Racine, WIS Is ThSa u 2
N ANTED - STRICTLY RELIABLE MEN TO
w act as agents FOR our magazine. CHARLES
SCRlBNERS SONS, Croker building. Post and
Market SITS. mr5 I'm
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4 NICE LINE OF LADIES COATS AND CAPEs
II In latest spring styles. mostly HINT cOlors; also,
chidt ems jackets. wJh caps to match go, VIII find
great variety at wholesale prices: extra sizes
in light coIOrs You should the goods at
SMITHS, 4I6-4 g Front ST.
The morning call., 1893-03-17

> YOUNG MEN, LEARN TELEGRAPHING AND
= qualify Tor positions paying S75 to 500 month
Cal. Telegranh Co. kearny st near CIaH. mrlh r.
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A T. BRILLIANT, 2O9 MASON ST, SELLS
n dress goods, cIOaks, curtains. carpets, furn-
tnre, rugs; small weekly payments; open evenings.u
Il DUTTON-HOLE AND PLEATING FACTORY,
u formerly IS O'Farrell, moved to 724Ls MkLl55t
/ oUGHT-SEND D YOUR OLD GOLD y SILVER
- by mail to the old reliable house OF COLEMAN,
a Third ST. ST. will send by return mail the cash;
i amount not satisfactory viii return gold nr3I =
II lGHEST PRICE PAID FOR CAST-OFF CLOTH
The morning call., 1893-03-17

HAVING MADE EXTENSIVE ADDITIONS TO
II our premises by taking in the store IA StOc6-
ton St, we respectfully extend a cordial inv t4ton
10 call and inspect our and splendid assortment
OF furniture, body Brussels. tapestry AMI ingram
carpets, porteres lace curt ins, pictures mirrors.
stoves, ranges, folding beds etc; also a carefully
selected stock of dress goods, silks VeIvets. cOaks
wraps, etc; IN all Of which prepared to
offer special Inducements; weekly monthly pay.
ments. M. FRIEDMAN e. Co, the largest ana
most con plete instament house on tie coast, 224
2kS. 80 and 3Ob StOekton St. 237 Post 81. fel5 U
The herald., 1893-09-24
NEGOTIATING FOR GOLD.
UNCLE SAM TRYING TO RAISE
MONEY ABROAD.
An Endeavor to Borrow $50, 900, 900 In
Pnris Faiis-secretnry Carnsie
Denies That Amy NeRstia-
tions Arc Pendipg.

LONDON. Sept. 3,-A Dispatch 70 the
Economist from Paris says: Nsgotia-
tions OF the United States to raise aSgold
loan. OF 900. .00o, 900 at s per cent col
lspsed through the denHnds of the syn.
.dicate that was TO adSance tho money
ernment. France wanted reduction
made in the tariff on French goodsin
return for ApermittiDg the official listing
of the proposed bonds on the Paris
bonrse. The United States refused to
treat on that basis. Overtures have
aimee been made in London for raising
the loan.
WAsnINGToN, Sept. 23. = Secretary
Carlisle today authorized the Associated
Press to deny absolutely that the gov
ernment is endeavoring to negotiate a
load abroad, as alleged in dispatch
from London. Then the secretary at
once left for the White Houee, for what
purpose is unknown.