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The morning call., 1893-06-27
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.


COMPETENT STEWARDS, WALTERS. COOKS
OF all KINDS farmers, vneyardists, orchard hands,
sawmil help blacksmiths, railroad Transfers la
Dorers ana nelp of every description can be OBJ
tanned at a Few hours notice and without expense
or trouble at X. T. WARD ~ CO., sos and 6lO
Gay ST; established 30 years je27 st
POSITION WANTED OF ANY KIND BY A
4 young man; experienced in tie care OF station
airy and hosting engines, steam pumps and
poiefs; has worked in machine shop; no objec-
tion to night work: references Address Position,
box ia. Call Branch. je27 5t*
Va ANTED-BY AN EASTERN MARRIED
" man. &c years old. who is stranded in THU
glorious Climate of California, job OF any kind
IS good clerical man; also strong, weight 100
POUNDS, amt is not afraid OF work or any kin d :
understand horses handy with tools; years
experience in wholesale and retail dry-goods bust
on the road; Will be pleased with any kind OF a
job that Will keep my family and myself from the
door OF starvation; city or country. =. S. WEST,
III Fourth ST.. San Francisco Cal.
A TTENTIoN, COUNTRY HoTEL-KEEPERS-
"a Do yon want clerk. barkeeper, steward, head
waiter, cook. baker waiter. housekeeper chamber
maid or Any other help. II so can supply you at
once free OF charge; send your orders. c. Il.
HANSEN Co, no Geary st. je9 tt cod
CITUArIoN BY AN EXPERIENCED BAKER
~ who can make his own yeast: city or country /:
hotel or shop. c. T. JACOB. 1881 Polk st. II 3t*
VoUNG MAN WANTS EMPLOYMENT WITH
Il private family 10 work In garden; care for
horses; good driver: milk. Address J. H.,
American Exchange Hotel. je27 SITS
CHIP STEWARD WAISTS VESSEL FOR ANY
- port or would be glad of any other employ
ment. Apply 633 Bryant st. ie27 St*
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RS Unity Encampment No >SNMllZ<,.
G5~S 26, l. o. o. f., Will hold memo 2S1sSSS&[
rial exercises respective TO their late &ESg3 -
treasurer, HEBRON Is. MAYHEM, 0/|HNNS@
?. C. P TO-MORROW (rUESDAY) EVENING at
O'Clock, in Encampment Han. aud an invitation
is extended TO all friends of the deceased 10 at
tend the same. ie27 2t
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FOR sALE-MIsCELLANEOUs.
LEGAL NOTICES.

DEPARTMENT NO 9. PRUBATE-IN THE
- superior Court In and for the city and county
OF san francisco. State of California In the mat
Ter OF the estate of EDWARD FITZGERALD
6EALE, deceased. Notice is hereby given that
wednesday, the 9th day of July, A. u. S93 at
~ O'Clock A NJ. of said day, and the courtroom of
Department No. of said court, at the new City
nan III the city and county of san Francisco,
state OF California. have been appointed as the
e vi ana place for proving authenticated copy
BEALE, deceased and for hearing the appiica-
uon OF IRU&TUN BEALE for the issuance to him
Vi letters OF administration with the will annexed
lsealI Nj. c. HALEY. CLERK by
~. GEO. +. nABoVICH, Deputy Clerk.
Dated, June 20, 1893
CoRMAC ~ DONUROE, attorneys for peti.
eioher' ie22 lot
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SANlTARY PLUMBING AND SEWFRING II
~ hofSCHMIDr. 623 e. G. av tel 236S g Am
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Y DUNG GIRL WANTS SITUATION TO WAIT
L at table in restaurant Plsase call or address
7g6 Mission ST
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SPECIAL TiCES-CONTINUED.
Me- Sore Eyes-Se. ID. Knapp, 501a
Ihird ST.; cure guaranteed or money re-
funded. je9 If
ES Ladies, if Irregular. see Mrs. Puetz
ana be content at once. $50 Folsom mr. TT
EGS Private home, continent; monthly
IRREGULARITIES cured day: instruments.
Mrs. SCHMIDT. grimm midwife. l2i11a Mission. ~
- Bom~, Board or housekeeping.
MRS. DIR. + NIKE. 14l6 Eighth Alameda tt
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II FAD COOK SITUATION WANTED BY A
II hrst-class hotel man with good recommends
t0ns; fine all round cook Address American,
box ! - Call Branch ONCE ie23 ITS
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- ESPECTABLE AMERICAN WOMAN H.
IL DERBY, wishes situation; is neat: understands
cooking, washing ana cleaning; $l2 per month.
Address \ eat. hoy %. Gail branch ONCE.
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A AMERICAN GIRL, l9 YEARS, WISHES
~ situation to do uuStaiTS work and care 10
children. call eli Seventh ST.. after s O'Clock
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PARTNERS WANTED.

WANTED - PARTNER To BUY HALF IN
" terest in daily and weekly newspaper at
Newman, Stanislsus County; price 800. Ad-
dress 7; b: HIGGIES: Newman. Cal. ie27 IT
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FURNITURE WANTED.
- J. SULLIVAN WANTS $4,000 WORTH on
4 furniture. 907 Mission st. led ~
A UCTIoNEER = WILLIAM BUTTERFIFID
- 543 California ST. near Kearny; 20 years in
the business; buys, sells and rents furnished
houses. nT9i ~
II louise OF FURNITURE WANTED FOR
- cash. ADDRESS l., l25, Call Branch. my24 If
ECO. +. LAMSoN WILL BUY YOUR FIRM.
tnre; 1ull cash value RIM l, 425 Kearny.a4 em
NEWMAN BROS, III SIXTH ST.. BUY YOUR
=. secoha-nand furniture etc.. for cash. I'm
M ooABE, 12s FOURTH, PAYS THE HIGHFsT
NA price Tor furniture, stoves, ranges.carpets Y
EuKNIrURE WANTED-EvERYBOD SELLS
tneIr secondhand furniture at the PayiIion
A1ctlon house3l9 and 32l suffer, mr. Grant deStf
A L aIiin QUANTITY sKooND-HAND FUR
hlthIe wanted; 20 per ct paid more than else.
Where. MALONE. ITO Fourth; new store. MO- n
M J. SIMMONS d CO.. AUCTIONEEks- VIII.
Market ST. A "Vo>s iOof
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDFRS
SANiTARY PLUMBING AND SEW FRING u
~ horoChMlDI. 623 q. G. aV. E; tel 2368 q an
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NJ iDDLE-AGED ENGLISH WOMAN WISHES
IVA situation: IS good cook and can do the work
or small family; city or country. Address Eng
IlSh. american House. NatOma and second SIS.
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NOUNG MAN % YEARS OF AGE, HANDY AT
anything, wishes work: wages no object: ref
erences. Address w, box 13 this office. ie25 5t*
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~ Friends and Appropriateness Ng.s.t|
u5~S of Justice Court No. 1903, A. o. F., S'SY
are cordially Invited to attend musicale
ana social at lO2 OFarrell St, TUESDAY g
EVENING. June -, 1898. je26 u
~ Pocahonta Tribe No. II, eS
~ l. Il. M.-Members are request NSe4sz>
ed to attend the funeral of our late SzAao-
brother, GEORGE K. FOSTER. at the wigwam, $40
Post street. WEDNESDAY, the 2Sth day of
y me, at O'Clock sharp Members of sister tribes
are respectfully invited to attend the funeral
le27 1t j. y. HIGGINS. Sachem.
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CITUATION WANTED BY A COMPETENT
- woman to do general housework in private
family. Address or call at 234 Shotwell ST. near
Seventeenth
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EIRST-CLASS COOK WANTS SITUATION IN
I private family; city references. Please call
for days at $50 Geary St
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ID ABBER-SHOP-2 CHAIRS, AT RAILROAD
ID station for sale; sacrificed on account of sick
ness 1858 Franklin St. Oakland.
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DREssAIAKERS.

rVA1LORS I STEM TAUGHT: SUITS So UP: FIT
/ guaranteed; l15 Kesrny Miss Gillgau r is ly
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J., IRSr-CLASS BUTTER MAKER WAISTS
situation: has years experience: can rul
engine. Address +. c., box "a. Call Branch "a A
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VI ANTED - RESTAURANT COOK. NEAR
" city, $50; restaurant second cook. French
style. country, $40 and found; cook for miners.
$40: waiter and assist in kitcnen, mines, $50:
hotel walter country. $50; colored boy fer house
work and do errands SIS and found others.
Apply TO J. +. CROSETr IL CO, 62S Sacramento.1
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- FIGHT HEALTHY BOY, IS MONTHS OLD.
Il for adoption; country preferred Apply at
this OFFICE Jezl 81"
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"A ANTED-CHAMBERM AND SEAM
- stress $25: second girls. $50 and S25: 5
COOKS. 80, $50 aud $50; coloreu girl for house
work. S25: mattresses. hotels and resort. 500
ana so: chambermaIds, assist waiting, $40: 2
clearinghouse cooks S35, and large number OF
girls TO hll situations in city and country. D. f.
CROSEI4 y CO, s suffer ST.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

" AN1ED-RANCH BLACKSMITH. $50 AND
w found, and helper, $50 and found; camp
blacksmith, 81 90 day and board: floor man. shoe
ing shop, So day; miner: 4-horse telmster for
mountain, sac and found: wagoumaker: 10
laDorers for mill and woods. $50 and board and
Increase; iler for large band saws 800 to Sl25
AM board; farmer, 81 25 day marine e"gineer
500 and board tiemakers, lie: sniper. $50 and
found, and others. j. r. CROSETT & CO.. 62S
SACRAMENTO
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" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COOKS CITY AND
W country, S25 to $40; mattresses, country and
city, S25; chamberma;d. seamStress, for Marti
nez, SO; young girl to assist light houSework and
care of children. $50; German woman on ranch
Redwood City. So, see party here; neat young
girls for hcusework and cooking $50 20 SIS
RAKER q CO.. 200 Powell ST
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(EANTED-A WAITRESS. MOUNTAIN RE
w sort $50 free fare both ways; waitress
Country hotel S25; chambermad do plain iron
ing. country hotel 500: 3 mattresses. otner small
country hotels, $40 each; ranch COOK $50 see
party here; COOK, private boarding house S35;
chambermaids. assist waiting. city and country
so each; nurse for Institution, 500: second girl
short distance from city. $50; chxmbermaid
plain hotel. city, so; number Of girls. good sit
nations. city and country. $25 and So. c. h.
HANSEN a. CO.. no Geary st
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VA AhTED-WAITRESS COUNTRY HOTEL
W north, $40, free fare: waitress for Nevada
$25, see party here; chambermai d, assist waiting
country hotel 500; restaurant mattresses, So
aud 80 per week; German or swedish girl gen
eral housework, country. $25; a number of neat
girls for houSework and cooking city and sur
rounding towns, $50 and $40. RAKER & CO.. 2O6
Powell ST. ie26yt
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- Annual Meeting.
G~S Notice is hereby given that the regular an
nual meeting OF the company of Associated stock
Brokers VIII be held III the rooms OF the San
francisco Stock and Exchange Board on MON
DAY. July 10. 1893 at 10 A. II. for the
purpose OF electing board of directors To serve
or the ensuing year and for the transaction OF
such other business may properly come before
the meeting, BY order of the hoard Of directors
II. z. LANDON. Sec.
San Francisco. June %, 1893. te2a I'd
- Large and Small Halls for Rent at
As~S half the price OF other places. 927 Mission
ST, bet. Fifth and Sixth. ie25 It's
RCS5 Societies, Take Notice! Society
t5~S emblems, badges. etc, made: reasonable
prices. FERD. HEiDUSKA, Alb Bush st. fe2S 6m
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" near city, $50: pastry cook, $40; night cook
German. $40: night cook. chophouse, 50 week :
waiter, ST week; boy TO wait ut table, $40 an
found; niCht waiter coffee house, $50: dish
washer, country hotel free fare. $40; japanese
hmtler. So. etc LEON ANMRE- 200 Sutton ]
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7 ADY or GENTLEMAN INVEST Sl0U FOR
/ ] tenth In venture: Will yield $1,000. Address
Venture box 50, Call Branch Office.
I1REE MEDICAL TREATMENT; FREE CON
/ Sultation: for women only; hours 10 z 4. NJ
KUPFER'S, 444 Van Ness aye.i leZl I'M
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ROOMS WANTED.

w ANIED - ALCoVE ROOM IN PRIVATE
W family, with board preferred by single gen
tleman. Address B. r., box 80. Can Branch
once. ie26 d
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


TF5P Gauoux's Arti-S sthmatic Mixture
:. p. Pharmacy, 6lS Fourth ST. Townsend
san Francisco. ie27 1T
RCSF ii nchine Whitewash Contracts
- taken; machines for sale Spear st.mrl9 ly
- Books Fought and Sold. HeaIy &
I~S DAILY 40S o'farrell st. lstf
ER BAD Tenants Elected for 81. Col
l2~c lections made. city or country. Pacific Col
lection Co.. 415 Montg'y ST.. T. e. Tel 55S0.de24 If
Roberts Choice Candies and
for the country, sent by mail or express 500 NJ
Send orders TO factory, Polk and Bush, =. f. tel
252l apo If
H@s White nfug rooms 81 EIn: Paper me-
- 80 up GEO HARTMAN l3 third st. iy2 tt
ES5' John IT, Lyons. Notary Public and
As~S Commissio ner of Deeds. Office COZ Mont
gomery; telephone 5439; residence 2202 Steiner
street. leg II
- DIR. Hall. 1886 Market, Murphy
NC building rooms So and 81: diseases of
jai7 SIN
E4P I.adies' Nurse = Mrs. HOFFMAN,
~ nurses ladies at their homes: 10 years ex-
perlence. 400 C.pp st je20 3m
TO- Home Confinement-Tprms AIoder-
IT, ate. MRS. DIR DONOVAN. 1906 Folsom. 6 tt
G~S male pills fall in suppression monthly
periods. no matter what cause always produce
effect desired; ladies, health delicate or other
conditions. should use them. MRS DAVIES
1856 Market ST., Murphy bldg, r. %. Sd foor.ap2O
EP Buy Your CIoaks at Wholesale
~ prices Factory 20 Sansome st. mrlO 6m
EHSMrs.Loag, healer. impurities OF blood
- cured by her remedies 1885 Mission.a20 3m
EF Patients TIA ken in confinement; good
~ home: private; reasonable 939 Mission SIN
- DIR. PouIson, E,omeopath 526
~ hearny ST hrs TO 4 :chronic diseases. I'm
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4 REAL HAIR SWITCH 81: BANGS MADE OF
- natural curl 81; bangs cut, curled, hair
dressed 20c; childrenS bangs. l5c: artistic dress
ing for pictures LA EERITE Embarrassing ia
zaar. 111U Market ST., over Maze my2S 3m
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AGENTS WANTED.

-
| ADY AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY CITY
town and village to sell article for ladies' use;
liberal terms. p s, II. Co, S2114 Howard jel o Inn
GOOD BOOK FOR AGENTS; JUST SEE HOW
" 1t will sell; royal octave volume and 500 IL
lustrations; official. Postal Development Com
pany, 500 battery ST. apIY II
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- improved Order of Red S
2>S Mems Hall Association of San "S-sEAtk>>-
Branclsco.-The annual meeting of the ~
stockholders OF the Improved order OF Red Mems
Han Association of san Francisco will be he'd on
MONDAY EVENING. July 10, 1898, ut 6 O'Clock
2t the ONCE OF the association, $40 Post ST Get
Tor tho election OF board OF trustees or directors
and such other business as may properly como be-
fore the meeting ADAM SMITH, President.
WILLIAM j. SMITH, Secre tary. ie26 lot
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

COOK. S25; MATTRESSES, COUNTRY, S25;
~, Mattresses. Santa Cruz, $50: chambermaid
and S25; young girl. SIS. X. T. WARD & Co
$40 Clay ST.
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Z E7hlAlIE YIN ASSEKS WANTED-EATTS'
Pharmacy, Stockton and o'FarreH. je17 tt
"a AFTER GIRLS; STEADY EMPLOYMENT
" Marble Hall jackson and Kearny :good paw l4*
AZ ANTED-RESPECTABL YOUNG LADIES
w can earn 81 day; no peddling; full informa-
ton mailed; inclose stamp. Address T., box 70,
this Office les ~
TO TEACH METHODS AT $50 ELLIS;
4 La WREN CE; no trying on $25; perfect tailor.
best In citv. $40. mv28 tF
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SiTUATI WANTED BY YOUNG MAN: EX-
~ perienced salesman, good bOokkeepe7. fine
penman and a hustler: give me trial. Address
GEO. Is. land, $50 Golden Gate ave. ie25 3tM
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STEADY AND RELIABLE YOUNG MAN
~ with best of references wants any kind of
clerical work: has had several years experience
and is thoroughly cOnversant with all branches of
once WORK. Please address Il. D.. box 100, Gail
Branch Office. ie22 IT'S
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PROPERTY WANTED.


PROPERTY WANTED-WANTED TO BUY
4 for cash. cot age OF 8 rooms with 4rge
lot: oakland or Alameda; state price and location.
c. s., box 81. this office ie27 3t+
"a ANTED-PRoPERTY CASH PAID FOR
~ unlmproved property in homestead gift MAPS
south and north of the park and on the outskirts
OF this city; must have good title and be cheap
j. BH,lNNSI ONE II Montgomery st.i25 SuTuTha
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IA ANTkD-FIRSTC CLASS AMERICAN COOK
W S35: German cook S35: second German
same place, $25; second work. country $40 :
nurse grown children, $25; chambermaid an
washing. $50; German woman, country. $25 :;
nurse child. $25. at LEON ANDRES $40 SUIT
rer
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- Gauoux's Anita sthmatic Mixture
'S~S cures asthma. Price 75c and 81 rs. Agency
:. p Pharmacy, 6lS Fourth ST. near Townsend,
san Francisco. ie27 IT
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RoY. II, LIVING WITH PARENTS. HAVING
- worked one year at photo-epgraving, would
ike chance TO learn the trade. Address M. s. c.
BIB HYDE ST. ia9l SITS
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

RS Pacific Lodge No. 1856, F. n
49, and A. NJ. Will meet THIS "A
(TUESDAY) EVENING, June u. at Z 80. G X
d. IL GEO. PENNINGTON. Sec. ~
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STEADY YOUNG MAN WITH YEARS IsX-
- rer1euce at printing wishes " chance to finish
his trade. Address Printer 5O7 Jones st ie25 BIZ
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y ET YOUR HOUSE PAINTING, PAPERING,
decorating and tintinG done reasonable at G.
ORSIS, % Montgomery ave. apis ION
VA INDOW SHADES MANUFACTURED TO OR
" der BY WILLIAM MCPNUN 1875 Market.24tt
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M AN AND WIFE WISH POSITIONS IN HOTEL.
w or institution; both good cooks and bak-
ers; wife also experienced laundreSs, and man
good waiter; good place preferred before high
wages. address German Couple, 272 Mnna 25 s.
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~ California Chapter No. 5, z. q
eE~1 A NJ, Will meet THIS TUESDAY, ia
EVENING, June 27, at 1880 O'Clock. NJ, * x
ii. degree. BY order OF the IL. p. wv
FRANKLIN H. DAY Sec.
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SITUATION WANTED BY MAN AND WIFE
- GERMANY; wife good cook. man to help all
around; private or boarding house: o objection
to short distance in country. Please call or ad-
dress 1925 Powell ST., first floor. le26 2t@
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- Dividend Notice. - San Francisco
IS~S Savings Union. $50 California st cor san
some ST.; branch. 100 Market ST., cor Polk For
the half-year ending with 30th OF June 1898
dividend has been declared at the of five (5)
per cent rer annum on term deposits and four
and one-s1xth a l-6) per cent per annum on
ordinary deposits. free of taxes. payable on and
after Saturday, lst of July, 1893.
1e20 AT LOWELL WHITE, Cashier
The evening call. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1891-1893, 1893-06-23

KANSAS CITY. KAN. June 23.-Mr. Bum,
of the civil service commission, during his
visit here will collect all the information ne
can relative to the trouble that has arisen
over the dismissal of the carriers and new
men appointed, and embody all the lntorlna-
ton in his report to the civil service COM
mission, The commission will then formu-
late report on the matter and submit t'
with the evidence collected. to the postothce
department for action. In this way all the
grievances of the carriers will finally reach
the postoffice department. and Will possess
the added force of the approval of the COM
mission.
To this end Mr. Bum invited all of the
discharged carriers to call upon him at his
hotel. Mr.. Bum did not express any opln-
ion as to what would be the probable ruling
of the department in the matter.
The protest to be filed by the discharged
carriers is being prepared by the attorney
employed, and will be placed in Mr.. Bum s
hands prior to his leaving the city. 1t Will
contain a denial of the charges preferred
against them. as shown by the letters they
have received, and will be accompanied by
mass of evidence in which there will be some
COPIES of public record here and some attda
Wits that they claim will cause sensation
It is claimed that one of the new men haC
for some months been bartender IN noto
rious Joint on the avenue. and that anothe
appointed was for some months manager O
a gambling house in the city.
The evening call. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1891-1893, 1893-06-23

Bank cashiers and tellers are in
yariablv great sticklers for Identified.
ton. Even when their Judgment,
aided by some peculiar circumstance,
tells them that an absolute personal
Identification Is unnecessary they In
sist upon going through the form.
A gentleman of high character, who
lives in New York, found himself
obliged to get a draft chashed at a
bank in a small New England town
some time ago The town was the
Mace of the gentleman's early home,
and he was known and respected by
almost every resident. But the tel
Ter, after glancing at the signature
on the draft, said briskly; "1ou
will have to be identified"
Don't you know me?" asked the
presenter Of the draft.
mo. SIR" replied the teller.
"Well, I am acquainted with
pretty nearly everybody in town,
said the gentleman. There IS Mr.
H" mentioning the name Of the
leading merchant Of the place, whose
store was few rods from the bank
IAN right" said the teller obIig-
ingly. Il will go over there with
YOU" and locking the money drawer,
he put on his nat and walked across
the street with the presenter Of the
draft. The merchant was summing
himself in the doorway of his store.
Say, do you know this MANI" asked
the teller. Yes sir, am proud K
know him" was the quick reply
Without another word the teller re
turned to the bank and cashed the
draft The New York man, consid
erably amused, asked, as he pocketec
| the money: rs that what you cal
identification? Why you did no
even ask Mr. H what my name
was,
ooh, that's all right" answered
the teller genially. II Just wantet
| to find somebody who knew you =
New York Times
The evening call. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1891-1893, 1893-06-23

Wednesday evening June p people IN
Topeka who had a view of the eastern sky
recognized the fact that terrible storm was
in progress. Most of them estimated that
the center of the storm was as far east as on
a line from Lawrence to Leavenworth: but
it proved to be somewhat nearer Topeka.
Williamstown small village of Jefferson
county, on the Union Pacific railway, and
in the Kaw bottoms, about 20 miles east OF
Topeka received the full force of the storm;
which travelled southeast, at that point, ana
swept a track half mile wide and SIX miles
long.
After the storm was passed. it having been
almost dark during its continuance, daylight
with an occasional show of the sun face
aided survivors in the work OF ana 10 the hN-
ing and of gathering up the dead:
Within a short time eleven bodies were re-
covered: being L. F. Evans. Emers- Evans
Samuel Kincade. Clara Kincade. Sadie Am
cade Walter Kincade. Eva Kincade, William
Kincade. Mrs. Hutchinson. James Stewart
| Three Others were found still alive. but De
| lieved TO be fatally injured. They are MIS-
| Goepfert. Willeson Goepfert, James Baker
At least twenty more we're found 10 De se
verely injured. About thirty houses Were
| blown down.
The evening call. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1891-1893, 1893-06-23
A Chapter on Pettlcoats.

OF course she who leads in the
world fashionable has petticoats ga
lore. each one different from every
other. There is one for her walking
gowns. another for her lat home"
and yet another, which is an addition
de luxe, which is used exclusively for
evening wear, besides those to be
worn with the tea gown and the
dressing sack Then, too, there are
exquisite petticoats designed ex-
pressly to be worn with dancing
gowns For example, one of pale
pink chiffon made over foundation
of white silk. The chiffon is laid on
in deep tiounces under bands of white
silk embroidered in white. Another
pretty skirt to be worn with dane
Ing costume is of rainbow silk fn'
ished with three tiny ruffies, one OF
blue, one of pink and one of yellow
However, after all, the white petit
coat remains dea: TO the sweetest and
dajntiest women With its sof,
founces of embroidery or lace 1t has
about it freshness that silk cannot
rival
The evening call. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1891-1893, 1893-06-23

1.-THE horses were stopped a few
PAGES farther on, a formula in such
cases almost As invariable as "He did
not know it was loaded" is in another
form of disaster. 1t was so IN the
case of Mrs. Pendleton, and in that
of Nine. Van Loon, who met ner
death in that way at Nice at the be-
ginning of the present season, ana IN
a host Of other instances Ten years
ago CHANGED to be in a carriage
when the driver having left his oox
the horses ran away.
did not Jump OUT, and so passed
through that unpleasant experience
without so much as a scratch. l only
mention it to prove that l know
something about the peril of which
write, andIso am competent to express
an opinion on the subject. Had the
young and popular heir OF the dynasty
of Orleans only sat still when his
horses started in their mad career
the Comte de Paris might at thl
moment be reigning over France.
Mrs. Lucy H. Hooper