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The morning call., 1893-12-22
ALL WORK HARD.
Ministers Efforts to Help the Un-
ar1nInuod

The executive committee of the ministers
who are making an effort TO assist the unem-
ployed OF The city met in the parlors of the
Young Mems Christian Association at o'clock
yesterday afternoon. The committee consists
OF Rabbi VoOrsanger, Rev. Father Montgomery
Rev. Messrs. Hearst, Gibson, Brown. Henry,
Filbin. Adams, Greenwood and Secretary
Whicoff.
The committee reported having visited the
Board OF Trade. Chamber of Commerce and
League OF Progress, as well as several promi-
nent business men. The result was not satis-
factory and 1t was apparent some other means
OF reaching the business men to ask for assist
aDce must be found.
Several methods OF doing this were consd-
ered and Ii was finally decided to issue cards
oil invitation TO business men asking them 10
attend meeting next Wednesday at an hour
that Will be determined by the committee. 1t
was also tnougnt necessary to bring the matter
before them IN a forcible manner and mass.
meeting OF the unemployed will be held next
Tuesday afternoon In Metropolitan Temple IN
1t can be secured. Business men will be asked
personally 10 attend this, and seats will be re-
served Tor them. At this meeting it is the in
tention TO appoint committee of the unem-
ployed 10 meet committee OF the business
men at the meeting the next day.
Tickets 10 the mass-meeting will be issued TO
only those unemployed who have been regis
tered, and every effort TO keep out the vagrapt
and criminal element will be made According
to tbs statement OF Mr.. Daniels, who repre-
sented the unemployed. 1900 men have been
registered, over half OF whom are heads of fam
lilies.
Secretary Whicoff and Mr. Daniels were an.
pointed 10 secure the halls for both m ceilings
lhe committee of ministers adjourned 10 meet
next tuesday after the meeting of the unem-
pioyed and decide ON plans for the next day.
The morning call., 1893-12-22
WHERE'S THE CAT?
Trouble Ahead About {
Favorite Tabby.
Mrs. Guggenheim Has Henry Kredo
Arrested-Charges Him With
Stealing the Feline.

Mrs. Wally Guggenheim has lost her pet cat,
and she Is determined TO make it exceedingly
warm for the man whom she accuses of steal
ing 1t.
She is the wife OF DR.. NJ. Guggenbeim, and
they have rooms in the house OF Henry Kredo.
90 Shrader street. The doctor, on taking the
rooms, paid months rent in advance and his
occupancy does not expire till the end OF this
month.
Both the doctor and his wife. are passion ately
fond of cats and dogs. but the Kredo family
hate them just as cordially, and do not wish
them about tue house.
Mr.. Kredo notified the doctor that he
and his wife must either get rid of the domes-
tic pets or leave the house himself. The
doctor positively refused 10 entertain either Of
the propositions; he had paid the rent Of the
rooms, and he aud his wife would keep as many
cats and dogs as they pleased. kredo offered
to return the balance of the rent for the unoc-
cupied term II they would quilt possession, but
that proposition was also rejected.
Among the animals was faYoTite fabby cat
and when Ii disappeared on Wednesday Mrs
Guggenheim was craZed with grief. That night
accompanied by lady friend. she called at Mr..
hredo's grocery-store, 1777 Haight street.
Where Is my cat?" angrily demanded Mrs.
Guggenheim.
What cat?" quietly asked Mr. Kredo.
"You have stolen my fayOrite cat" said Mrs
Guggenheim. exeitedly, land insist upon you
giving II back 10 me at once, or will have you
pros ecuted."
81 don't know what you're talking about. {"
said MIR. kredo. "YOu get out OF my house an
your cats and dogs too"
Bitter, angry words followed, and Mrs. Gup-
genheim says kredo took her by the shoulders
and ran her out of the store. She was taken
home in hysterical condition and her hus band
had kredO arrested for battery
The case came up In Judge Joaebimsen' q
court yesterday, but was continued for few
days. Mr.. Kredo emphatically denies that he
threw MIS- Guggenheim out OF his store or
even laid hand upon her. He accuses the
doctor Of making things generally unpleasant
about the house, and also Of slapping the ser
vant-glrPs face when lie charged her with
stealing the cat.
Meantime the mystery OF the pet cats disap-
pearance Is as deep as ever.
PICTURESQUE CAIIFOpNIA
The morning call., 1893-12-22

Io9, Miss Fletcher 81, Audante 81, Amida 81,
Connaugnt 106, Joe Frank 81, Lewanee 81,
Pasha 107, Mutineer "a. Red Bird 81.
Second race, three-Quartefs of mile. handi-
cap-Flurry 100, Road Runner 95. The Mallard
1o2, Lucky Dog lis, Gladioia 103. De BTacey
50. Centurion ITO. Romulus 112, Normandie
100. Prieelle 90.
Third race, one mile, handicap-Alexis 95,
Royal Flush 102. Wyauashot 80, Lady Gwenu
100, Pennyroyal 115. Clacquer 1o5. Folly 102,
Alliance 100, Swiftsure 90.
Fourth rae. seven-eignths OF mile, selling
Valparaiso so. Tigress &c. Red Cloud %. Bos-
ton Boy 107. Georgetown 81. Motto 104, Nut
wood 72, Abb p los, DR.. Ross 81, DIR. Stevens
81.
Fifth race. fve-eighths OF a mile, selling
StonemaD los, Tom Nimbus los, Sir Charles
81, ITonheart 81, Morven 80, Bill Howard 115
IbornhllI SO. Red Light 115, Sir Reginald 101,
Louise 109.
The morning call., 1893-12-22

A. DEcoURTIEUX & Son, stalls Is to l9
Pacific Fruit Market. 529 Merchant street, pre-.
sent to their Christmas trade this year the best
and choicest stock of stall-fed meats 10 be
found in any market in the city. Every nound
OF meat weighed Out Is guaranteed 20 be STALL
fed and not surpassed by any in the city. The
meat is all cut fresh as it Is purchased. upOn
TWO massive butcher blocks which once formed
parts OF trees in the Yosemite Valley.
The morning call., 1893-12-22

Three able-bodied men, recently arrested for
begging, were arraigned before Judge Low In
the police court yesterday. Eacn OF them had
pitiful tale to tell, but the arresting officers
swore that they were professional mendicants.
Judge Low sentenced each OF them TO six
months confinement in the County Jail, and
said that be did so because he was satisfied
come foOtpads,
The morning call., 1893-12-22

Thomas A. Brown, the colored head bellbov
at the Palace Hotel, who gave out that he was
ehtoroformed and robbed OF $3.50 by two men
ID The Nells-Fargo building, has been held
by Judge JoacbiInsen to answer to The Su.
perior Court on the charge Of grand larceny in
$4,000 bonds -
The morning call., 1893-12-22

The Osbern Hardware and Tool Company has
Incorporated, with capital OF $50. 600, fully
subscribed. Directors-Frank F. Osborn MARY
kils. Edwin Van Eyery
The morning call., 1893-12-22
DIVIDEND NOTICES.

ES Dividend Notice-MutuaI Saving
F>S Bank of San Francisco. No. 33 Post st. FoI
the half year ending December 81. 1898, divi-
dend has been declared at the rate of five f5) pei
cent per anuum on term deposits and four and
one-sixth q l-6) per cent per annum on ordinary
deposits, free OF taxes, payable and after
Tuesday. January 2. 1894.
dele lat GEORGE A. STORY, Cashier.
~ Dividend Netice-San Francisco
LF~S Savings Union, 326 California ST., cor san
some; branch 100 Market ST. cor. PolE-For the
half year ending with the 3lst of December, 1S93
dividend has been declared at the rate of five
(5) per cent per annum OH term deposits and four
and one-sixth q l-6) per cent per annum on rdi.
nary deposits. free OF taxes, payable and after
Tuesday. the I'd of January. 1884.
dele l5t LOWELL WHITE Cashier.
The morning call., 1893-12-22

TO-Day's Entries.
The following are the entries in to-
days ra ces:
First race. three-quarters of a miIe-Remus
"a, White Cloud sc. Comrade l13, Banknote
The morning call., 1893-12-22

MORNING CALL pAnY RACING Thursday
19I FIRST RAoE-Fve pursesso 1Os1.
The morning call., 1893-12-22
PERSONALS.

CHAw,S lOS OFARRELL ST., WILL OPEN
= December 20 with a TURKEY lunch: all are wei
come. IL. SHAW, Manager, lately OF Oakes
Hotel, Haywards. de22 ~
The morning call., 1893-12-22
Beggars Sent to Jail.

PICTURESQUE CALIFORNIA" See next
Sundays CALL
The morning call., 1893-12-22

VI ERE NOT SUPERSTITIOUS. BUT WE BE
W lieve in signs. SO do You. SO see e. SMITH
Of CHICAGO SIGN CO, zoos Market st. de17 I'm
The morning call., 1893-12-22
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MONEY TO LOAN.

M ONEY LOANED ON JEwELRY AND OTHER
" valuaoles at the Security Lean Bank, 1106
Market nr. Massn; private entrance Turkaps e
The morning call., 1893-12-22

DARAGoN WILL OPEN DECEMBER %: ALI.
L are cordially invited TO the grand opening los
Powell st. Ii. PROBST Proprietor known as
The morning call., 1893-12-22

PICTURESQUE CALIFORNIA See next
Sundays CALL
The morning call., 1893-12-22

GRAND OPENING OF GUS ILL ON DE.
" cember 23: turkey lunch; come one. come all.
Glasgow St, Eddy, between Powell and
Mason. de2l 3t
The morning call., 1893-12-22

PICTURESQUE CALIFORNIA" See ne,
Sundays CALL.
The morning call., 1893-12-22

RE YOU IN TROUBLE AND NEED AID
II vice? If consult Mrs BELLMONT: she
will tell you what your trouble is without asking
you question, and will advise you what TO do
and now to do; she Will tell Of your partner IN
business; love or marriage is true false; will
read your life from the cradle tG the grave with
out mistake; perfect satisfaction or no charge.
los Mason ST. del7tf
The morning call., 1893-12-22

HEALTHY BOY BABY FOR ADOPTION,
II MRS. DR.. FUNKE, 1416 Eighth St, Ala
media de2l 3tS
The morning call., 1893-12-22

W ANTED-EN GAGEMENT IN WINE HOUSE
W by competent ceIarmau: best of references
given. j. L., box g, this office. de2l 7ts
The morning call., 1893-12-22

IN EVERY SICKNESS WHERE PHYSICIANS
fail to heal, please address or call on j. AUGUS-
TUS, 1880 Folsom St. san Francisco. DELI 7L*
The morning call., 1893-12-22

UOUNG PROFESSIONAL GENTLEMAN DE
i sires the acquaintance of respectable, pre-
possessing. Protestant young lady: object matri-
mony. Address NJ, box %. Call once. de2Z 2t@
The morning call., 1893-12-22

w ANTED-YOUNG FRENCHMAN TO KEEP
w books and accounts, $40 and BOARD; night
waiter TO take charge OF restaurant, country. $40
Apply LEON ANDRE, 800 Sutter st.
The morning call., 1893-12-22

pREPARE FOR THE MIDWINTER FAIR AND
get your house painted w. a. J JENKINS, 519
Post St, will do the job for you cheapIy and well
paper hanging specially. del7 w
The morning call., 1893-12-22

QUITE XMAS GIFT-OFFICIAL SOUVENIR
~ shovel of Midwinter Fair: ice-cream coffee,
salt; ladies' pins, gents scarfpins IN silver and
gold: the only place you get the ''oficial'
shovel (untii the fair oDens) is at La Verite
Bazaar. 1l70 NJ arket st. (upstars), The Maze;
open evenings. deI4 If
The morning call., 1893-12-22

ioME TO THE SPIRITUAL TEST MEETING
~ tonight. sharp. 90915 Market ST.. st. Georges
upper hall. flights in front: the proceeds to help
make merry Christmas TO some worthy destitute
form John Slater, Mrs Finigsn. Mrs. Wheeler.
MIS- Grlifin. Mrs Travers; lOc: dimes count ups
The morning call., 1893-12-22

HOLIDAY SALE OF FINE BAMBOOWORK
II at lowest prices HAMADA d CO. 1900
Market, cor City Hall ave. deI9 7t$
The morning call., 1893-12-22

OYSTER COCKTAILS-THE G. Il r. ARE DE-
" livered fresh to families every day at whole
sale prices Send orders 10 ll21a Eddy st d2O IL
The morning call., 1893-12-22

IA WANTED-BLACKSMITH HANDY WITH
w carpenters tools, $40 and board; slate quar-
rymen, 81 SO TO 81 a day; slatedreSsers, 81 to
81 90 day; Italian vegetable gardener 81 a day
and board. and Others. Apply TO j. f. CKOSET
d CO., b2S Sacramento ST.
The morning call., 1893-12-22

TRY CLAUS BRANDT FOR GROCERIES AND
liquors: good stock; low prices. Corner OAK
anG Octavia sts. deg I'm
The morning call., 1893-12-22


nJmR
mile Pus Time1:
The morning call., 1893-12-22
MALE HELP WANTED.

| . HOTEL WALTERS. $50: BOARDING
= house cooks, $40. MURRAY & READY, 634
Clay st,
The morning call., 1893-12-22

L me SUITS, SIS: FINE PANTS, S4 rs. MIS-
! fit Pants ParLor. 81 3 MONTGOMERY st. del7 e
The morning call., 1893-12-22

pANCH BLACKSMITH WHO CAN SHOE
~ mules; $40 and found. C. R. HANSEN & CO.
ITO Geary st.
The morning call., 1893-12-22

A RTlSTIC HAIRDRESSING 25c; HAIR
II waved beautifully; manicuring: will call at
residences apprentices TO trade 104 04PoweII.20 3m
The morning call., 1893-12-22


N
WYNN
The morning call., 1893-12-22

A DVICE FREE. ALLAN CASES: Low FEES
street ocl5 If
The morning call., 1893-12-22

CTEPS PAIN TED. SOC UP: ALL PAINTINGS
- equally cheap. Address Painter, Rose pl.p2I
The morning call., 1893-12-22

lime COATS AND VESTS $40: oVERCOATS.
/ 50 70 Misnt Pants Parlor, 513 Montgomery. II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-16
MAY PUT OUT FIRES.
But Liable to De Dangerous In Other
Ways.

Mr. c. Edwin Lee of New York had a
rather unpleasant experience this morning
in the way of being hoist with his own
petard." as the old saying goes. He is the
inventor of a patent fire extinguisher that
he thinks solves the fire question complete
ly and he has of late been trying to get IL
recommended by the insurance companies.
He had an arrangement with the Wash
mgton board of fire underwriters for an
exhibition of his machine this morning, and
at $50 o'clock he took the apparatus over
into the alley back of the Hoe building on
F street. With him went Mr.. e. n. Waters,
secretary of the board; Mr.. H. G.. Balcome,
inspector to the board, and Mr.. Jas. p.
Freeman, electric inspector.
metal cylinder about two feet high and
eight inches In diameter. was charged with
water. soda and an acid and started to
work. Connected with il is a hose, and
Mr. Balcome took this and went several
feet away. 1t is lucky for him that he
did, for soon after the apparatus had been
started in operation. with Mr.. Lee standing
over it, the case exploded with a terrific
noise.
Pieces of the metal were hurled into Mr.
Lees face, wounding him very painfully
His right cheek was nearly torn away, his
jaw was cut deeply and his left wrist was
badly lacerated. He fell, bleeding profusely
but when he was removed to the Emer-
gency Hospital it was found that while the
wounds were very extensive they were not
dangerous. The witnesses of the expert
ment and explosion were not hurt, but
were showered with soda and acid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-16
NEED OF SPEED,
Talk of a Fast Dispatch Boat for the
Navy.

The great importance Of events in Ha-
wall affecting American interests, and the
inadequate means of transmitting official
information by way of steamers of COM
mercial lines sailing at long intervals sub
ject to change. has led to a discussion in
naval circles as to the possibility of improy-
ing the methods of communication. The fact
Is recalled that the naval appropriation act
OF 1880 contained an item of appropriation of
Sj5o.O00 for the construction of a torpedo
cruiser, about 40 tons measurement haying
the extraordinary speed of twenty-three
knots per hour. At present there is no YES
sci Of this type on the naval list, although
European governments possess several of
tnen- Their main purpose. as the name in
oicates, Is to pursue and capture the small
torpedo boats that make it unsafe for hostile
meets 10 anchor near the coast But they
also serve useful purpose as dispatch YES
sels, ana with their great speed and COM
paratively large coal capacity they are ad-
Inlraoly adapted to this purpose At present
tnere Is out one dispatch vessel i'm the
United states navy, and that is the Dol
pnln, a fast enough vessel at the date of
her construction, but in these DAYS of fast
vessels totally unsuitable for such a pur-
pose. In the absence of the much desired
caoIe from San Francisco to Honolulu the
utility of torpedo cruiser stationed on me
racine coast cannot be questioned 1t NAV
DC tndt an ADDITIONAL appropriation of 500 tpu
VIII De necessary to make the total appro-
pnaIlon large enough TO defray the cost of
construction of the ship, and If Secreta w
herbert concludes TO build her, the depart
Ment would De able to send a dispatch to
cisco. A L gil
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-16
IN HIS NEW RI o M E
Mgr. Satolli Takes Possession of His
Official Residence.
His Elects Removed From the Catho-
lie University-The Event to he
Celebrated by a Dinner.

Archbishop Satolli, the Papal ALLOCATE.
moved in from the Catholic University to-
day and took possession OF the handsome
new home which has been secured for him
at the corner of I'd and 1 streets.
This fine building presented busy scene
all day. 1t is not an easy matter TO move.
even for an archbishop who has not had his
household goods in this country long enough
to make any great collection. Most of the
furniture and fittings for the house, if not
all, were quite new and sent directly from
the stores to the house, where they were put
an place by competent and expert workmen.
The house is an unusually large one and
when 1t was originally built must have been
one of the handsomest in the District. AS
1t is now, refurnished and completely re-
fitted, 1t presents a most attractive appear
ance. The large drawing rooms on either
side of the wide hallway are handsomely
furnished, roomy and comfortable. In fact
1t would be hard to select a house better
ntted In every way for the purpose. The
house was recently described and illustrated
In The Star.
Dinner to BE Given Tonight.
Ever since his arrival in this country as
the representative of the pope Monsgnor
Satolli has made his home at the Catholic
University. where spacious apartments were
set aside for his use. He was well taken
care of there, but it was thought more COM
patible with the dignity of his position that
he should have a permanent home of his
own in this city. Steps were at once mi
tiated looking to the obtaining of such an
official residence with the result that this
one was decided upon and secured. The
moving today was done under the super
vision Of DR.. Papi. the archbishop's private
secretary.
Monsignor Satolli has with him as men,
bers of his personal household, Monsignor
Sbaretri and DR.. Papi. He will celebrate
his removal to his new home by a dinner
party this evening. His guests are to be
several members of the faculty of the Cath
Ole University, Monsignor Sbaretti, DR..
Papi, Mr.: Thos. L. Waggaman and Mr..
Thomas Kirby.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-16
A MAGNIFICENT PETITION
And Ii All Referred to the Removal of
n Village Post Office

petition was received this morning nv
Fourth Assistant Postmaster General Nav
wei from town in California. The nett
ton protested against the removal of the
village. post office from its present site to
one Two squares distant. 1t was signed nv
300 people This petition created a sensa-
tlon, not because of its subject matter but
because OF its makeup. Its get-up can bat
ter be described by the single word
"scrumpshus' than by the whole of the
English language. 1t was written in purnle
INK, on mauve-tinted paper. duly disinfect-
Cd with cologne powders, and fringed with n
gilt border Then IL was rolled around n
stick OF highly polished orange wood. wran~
ped with white silk, tied with pink and
green ribbons, wadded around with cotron
packed In a blue corset box, tied again win
rooons and the knots sealed with wax and
stamped with the coat-of-arms of the stare
OF california 1t was expressed to the de-
partment by Wells. Fargo q Connanv
charges paid at the west end, and its yaIIIe
quoted at S20- As soon as il arrived if W. :
haStlly carried by messenger to the official
Ior Nhom II was intended Then in vas
opened with awe and trembling When tic
rear character was discovered il was refer
req 10 the proper division. just as though II
hao peen written in lead pencil and on both
sides Of brown paper. 'A'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-16
Washington stock EXCHANGE.

Sales-regular call-l2 O'Clock Ansrtc., G.
hon, anu xa nr1s, o. $3.50 at 100. Washington Gas
S5oo at ll5ls. Washington Market ekI Is ssss,
al too. L. ;. Electric Light. 10 at l07; at loT
,Ho'ernhent bonds.-U. :. As, registered lao-
~ bid, lib asked. L. S. Is, coupon 1907 liz lid
~, District of Columbia Bonds-aoyear fund IS. log
pld. water stock as. 1901, currency, ll2 bid 30
year fund cs, gold, lib bid. Water STOCK 20 IarS
currency. ll5 bid s.e5s, funding currency iScs.
oid 3l2s. registered 2-lOs, 100 bid.
Miscellaneous Bonds Washington and George
town H. r. COW. Gs, LIST, 1876 bid. Washington and
Georgetown II. Il. cow. 6s. I'd, I35 bid. Masonic
Hall Association IS. 100 bid. Washington Msrtet
company LIST 6s, l0o bid. Washington Market Com
pany imp. 6s. 100 bid. Washington Market Com
pany ext 6s, 100 bid. American Security and Trust
os 1905. A and o.. 100 bid. American Security
and Trust os, 1905, F. and A.. loo bid. American
Security and Trust 1s, lSo6. A. and o.. 100 bid
Washington Light Infantry LIST 6s Qs b;d Wash
inGton Light Infantry 81 Is. 90 hid Washington
Gas Company LIST 6s. series A. 1Is bid. was6iny-
ton Gas Company 6s, series b. ll6 bid. Washing
ton Gas Company COW. 6s, 125 bid. lexington r
r. Gs. 100 asked. Chesapeake and Potomac Teia-
phone rs, 9S bid. 1OI asked. CAPITOL ana North N
Street II. r. Is. 30 bid. 1903 asked Metrorolitan n
X COW Us. 100 bid. lo6 asked. L. s. Electric
Light COW. Gs. los bid.
National Bank Stocks.-Bank OF Washfn0top aoo
bid. $50 asked. Bank OF the Republic o30 Ia
2s0 asked. Metropolitan. go hid. 290 asked Cen.
chancs'. 40 bid. Citizens $50 asked Coinmbie
10 bid. 100 asked. Capital. ITO bid 40 aSeaJ
West End. 20 bid. 10 asked Traders a5 bid ITO
asked Lincoln. 80 bid. 100 asked. Ohio 100
asked.
Railroad Washington and Geo-retovrn
$50 bid. $50 asked. Metropolitan. "a hid. 100
asked. Columbia, 90 bid. 20 asked. Capitol and
North Street. 10 hid. - asked Eckington and
Soldiers Home. 10 bid. % asked.
Insurance Stocks.-Fircmen's IS hid Franklin
46i2 bid 81 asked Metropolitan. So asked. Na
ti9aal Union. rs asked. Arlington. 100 hid. lso
asked. Corcoran. 40 hid. Columbia u lid Cor
man. American. $50 hid. Potomac. 20 bid Riggs
bid. a.. asked Peoples. 5is hid. 5as asked. lin.
coin tx hid. ~ asked Commercial. 81 lid
Till" Insurance Stocks.-Real Estate Title IN,
bid. 100 asked. Columbia Title cL bid GU aslad
Washington Title. bid. asked.
Gas and Electric Light Washington Gas
80 bid. Georgetown Gas. 40 bid. L. & Fyec,rIc
Light 1O7 bid ITO asked.
Telephone Storks.-Pcnnsylrania AZ asked Cbes-
apcase and Potomac. I0ss hid. * asked Ame,5
can Graphopboae, 15S hid % asked
Miscellaneous Stocks.-Washington Market 10
hid. - asked. Great Falls Ice. ITO hid RulI Run
Panorama. II bid 81 asked. Pneumatic 6;uu Car
riage. II asfed Norfolk and Washington steam
boat. Ok asked.
Sefe Deposit and Trust Companies Safe
Deposit and Trust Company, 100 bid. i25 asked
Washington Loan and Trust. 100 hid jas asked
American Security and Trust, 80 bid, 123 asked.