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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

s7ocxwrII's THEATER, Powell streer. near Mar
ket-"Stteris."
BALDWIN IHEATER. Market street, near Powell
Candy"
TIvorr OPERA House. Etdy street, OF Market.
CTeu-"C Carmen"
CROW STRFFT HEATER. Grove street, above
TCIb-"The Bri-and.H
NIevAN THEATER, corner Stockton aud Geary
s-s.-Opera 'Pinafore' and Variety Performance.
CAIIFoRNIA1 HEATFE. Bush street. above kearuy
A Trip To Chinatown"
TUsH-SIRFET THFATER. Bush street. between
EeaUy and Aloa Igon ery-"Spider and Fly"
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ArcrIoN SAI-Es TODAY.

FuRNITuRE-By Frank w Butterheld, at 1918
Posi- 81. al Il O'Clock.
IU1nI1rBF-By n. J. Simmons al 1857 Market
~ ~ Il clock.
FuRNrrrRE-By L Vincent. at 2Ss Webster
ST.. At Il O'clock.
l1F1l7uBF-By Geo. +. Lamson at 2O4 Nine
teeutb ST. 81 il O clock.
FrFS11 uBE,-By 5. Basch, at sle Suffer st ,
3 ncLONh.
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NOPICRI

zng Of orr patrons l7to fail to find THE
MORNING CALL for sale Jv traia-b0ys
pflcoafsr q foror bg notifying his office q
Myoct. namina The date and tram.
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525 Montgomery street. near Clay, open until IL
o'clock p. u. BRANCH OFFICES: fIG Market
street near Kearny, open until II O'Clock midnight
$50 hayes strest, open until 8 so O'Clock. COS
Larkn street open until so O'Clock: 25I9 Mission
street. open until o'clock p II; and 1l6 Ninth
street., open Until 9 80 P. N
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PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.

Gladstone and Abraham Lincoln we're
born In the same year.
Mrs. Isabella Beecher Hooker of Hart
ford thinks ii would be good idea to elect
a lady as George William Curtis successor
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JUDGMENT BY DEFAULT. c. Mattheasen,
steward OF the bark Robert Sudden, has taken
judgment by default against Captain q. II. At
wood Tor $1,000 for malicious prosecution IN
deadly weapon after the United States Grand
jury had ignored the charge
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For NEW rRIAL.-The executors OF the
estate Of Waller y. Hobart having been SUB.
stituIed as one OF the defendants In the Hale s.
NOrcross accounting suit. have given notice
of their intention TO move for a new trial OF the
case,
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wEArHER PREplcriONs.

Official Forecast for T,yenty-four Hours
Ending Midnight THURSDAY
pKPARTNENT OF AGRICULTURE. }
WEATHER BUREAU.
SAN FRANCIsco February i. 1881
SAY francisco and vicinity Rain warmer; south
ery winds
7. 7. LENKINs. LoeaL forecast OalcIal
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in the Board OF Regents of the University
of the State of New York.
Ward McAllisteris rapidly acquiring fame.
A crimping-ron has been named after him.
Mrs. Sarah Kipple of Scranton. who is
90 years Of age, has smoked since she was
90
James G. Longstreet, son of the famous
general, Is prominent architect OF Attain
To, Ga.
Lady Castel Stuart, who had claimed to
be the last direct descendant OF the royal
Stuarts, died at Rome recently.
The annual allowance to the Crown
Prince OF Roumania is about two and half
times as much as the salary OF the Presi-
dent of the United States.
herr SchuerZek, a young Vienna sculptor.
Is endeavoriDg TO make reproduction and
restoration of the sculptures in the tym-
panum Of the Parthenon at Athens.
The full name of the lnfanta Isabella,
who is expected to represent Spanish roy
atty next year at the Worlds Fair. is Marie
Isabella FRANCHISE d'Assise Christine Fran
coise de Paul Domingo.
Miss Ruth Burnett of scarborough.
Mass, Mrs. CIeveland's intimate friend,
after whom little Ruth was named, has
been formally received into the convent OF
the Sacred Heart at Kenwood, N. Y.
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MANY suffering people drag themselves about
with falling strength feeling that they steadily
sinking into the grave, when by using ParkeT's
Ginger Tonic they would ind a cure commencing
with the first dose. ana vitality and strength surely
coming back TO them.
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DECORATED china dinner sets OF 90 pieces
reduced 10 SIG during an annual clearance sale
at Nathan. D0hrmann q Co.'s. 122. 1872 Suffer
street. below kearny.
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THE MORNING CALL

Has 6 larger circulation than any other
newspaper published in San Francisco
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THE DAILY MORNING CALL

Rtv York .BRENTANO RROS.. Union Square
News Stand Palmer House
Mr. Urleaus.......... u ALI.OT q JOUBERr,
1884, Common 81
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J.F.CUTTERsOLDB oURBoN-This celebrated
whisky is for sale by all frstcass druggists and
gTOcers 1Tademark-star within shield.
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COUNTERFEITER ON TRIAL-George Oetke,
the counterfeiter. was on trial before Judge
Morrow and jury yesterday in the District
Court,
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MALARIAs OF the most insidious of health
destroyers. But Hoods Sarsapara eifectualy
counteracts its deadly poison, prevents the fever
and builds up the system.
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Two pounds cream mixed candy in Japanese
baskets for 90 els. Towns mos Palace Hotel. =
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ANGosTURA Bitters IS the best tonic in the world
for dyspeptics. Manufactured only by DR.. J. g. b.
Siegert & Sons. Sold everywhere
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y . d TX VI " Vt T II y U III
60 Potter building, New York CITY, iSprovided with
f.,toi California papers Visitors welcome. Ad-
suLk!lk Iasos and sample copies furnished
; X MISCH, Manager
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For BRONCHIAL, AsTHMATIC, And PULMONARY
COMPLAINTS, Brolnts bronchial TIOches" mani
fest remarkable curative properties. 25 cts. a box.
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"SPERRY's BEST FAMILY FLOUR" is ahead
of them all.
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The notation system OF Writing music was
invented In 100.
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HELP wANTED-coNTINUED.

HELL WANIED-CONIlNO Ell.
CMALL GIRL WANTED TO MIND BABY. AP-
- ply 400 Fell st. fe2 2t+
VA ANTED-BRIGHT. INDUSTRIOUS WOMAN,
W without incumbrance, willing to DO light work
and assist with sewing; pleasant home and $t2
per month. sl7 Valencia St
EsPECTABLE GIRL FOR GEN ERAL HOUSE
IL work; wages SO. Apply Scott St. after IL
O'Clock this day.
WOMAN TO DO LIGHT HoUSEwoRK IN
w small family. 7l2 Laurel ave. off Buchanan St.
near Turk.
DUNG GIRL FOR GENERAL HoUsEwoRK:
sleep at ONE: small family Call 527 Guerrero
St bet. Seventeenth and Eighteenth.
L OR CoUNTRY-2 GOOD STEADY GIRLS FOR
light evening work; good pay Call at lnterna-
tlona Hotel, room 10
GOOD HOUSEKEEPER BY A GERMAN OF SO
" a chicken ranch; wages, half the pronL Ad-
dress Country 339 Hayes ST.
"A ANTED-NURsEGIRL 236 TWELFTH ST
"A ANTED-GIRL FOR HoUSBwoRK; SMALL
Ian1y, Y rage 81.
Y DUNG GIRL FOR SECOND WORK AND
waiting. 1907 Hyde st
IRL TO ASSIST IN FAMILY WITH BABY.
y 160819 Stevenson ST.. near Eighteenth
u AITREss wANTED; RESTAURANT;
w wages 81. GIG Sacramento ST.
LIRsl-CLAss GERMAN COOK. s13 LARKIN
street
GOD TAIL0REss, WHO UNDERSTANDS
buttonhoIes. 625 Eddy st
IRE TO WAIT AT TABLE. 1910 CASTRO
" street
VOUNG GERMAN GIRL TO ASSIST IN HOUSE
work. Apply 81 Bartlett ST.. near Twenty-hrst"
you've. STRONG GIRL TO AS IST IN HOT SCI
work Gail after 10, 2220 Fillmore ST.
"a ANTED-LADY TO ATTEND OFFICE AND
w collect. wages $50; $50 security. PROF. S-
SOR KOCH, no sixth ST., room after 10 O'CLOCK
DLEASANT COUNTRY HOME FOR REsPECTA-
bic girl. II to "a; small wages paid: references
required Address Home, box g. Call Birch. Eel 81
"A ANTED-A GERMAN GIRL FOR GENERAL
W homework: wages $50. Apply at 933 Haight
street. fel 3tF
GOOD SEWER TO WORK ON CORSETS:
" wages paid. 9l5% suffer at. fell 3t+
II ERMAN OR SCANDINAYIAN GIRL WANTED
" for general bOusework and plain cooking In a
small family Address 1880 Eddy ST. fel 2t+
YOUNG GIRL ABOUT IS YEARS TO Do ZEN
l. eral housework in small family. 1921 Jackson
street Eel II
y iris WISHING EMPLOYMENT CAN FIND
VI same at 234 Montgomery ST.. room 8. JAZZ om
~ English and French 1907 Van Ness. Ja3l 81
PPRENTICEs TO LEARN DREsSMAKING
~ trade thoroughly. 9l914 Howard. ja30 Ate
~ Ladies' Employment Agency: references given
and taken. 1918 san Pablo ave-, opp City Hall,
Oakland jal4 II
OPERATORS ON OyERSHIRTs AND FLANNEL
" underwear. LEVI STRAUSS CO., 3212 FIRE.
mont ST. jail II
PPRENTICES LEARN HAIRDRESSING AND
n mancuring: hair dressed 25c: open sundays l
GOOD SITUATION ASSURED TO ALL COMPE.
" tent graduates from Merrill College of Short
hand. Typewrting and TeegraphY. 639 Market
ST send for circular nol7 u
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.
LEP The Officers and Members of n
4~S California Lodge No. /, F. and A. NJ, "a
our late brother, ISAAC MUNSON WARD. w
NOON, February 2, at 80 O'clock All Master
Masons in good standing anG friends of the de-
ceased, respectfully invited by order Of the
Master ~ FRANZ KILN f.. DAY, Secretary
R| Calf .rnia Lodge No. II. a
DAY) EVENING. feb 2. at 1890 O'Clock: = u
stated meeting BY order OF the Master. w
FRANKLIN II. DAY. Secretary
EE7 Dorie Lodge M. 2I6. 4. AMI
&~S A. Nj Special snd stated meeting "a
TO-NIGHr at 30 o'clock by order OF the x
w.M III ADoLPH KGoNBERG, Secretary. w
~ Yerba Buena Lodge No. SsEx+-sZzz,-
meeting and initiation THURDSAY &55eSSesS@@
EykNiNG. FEB 2 Visiting brothers T.r KITS :, :,
W. ]. CEossEiT Rec. Sec. Eel ~
r9P Caledonia Club - Regular w.
~ semi,monihly meeting at Scottish =. lANS
man, MIA C. {. CHISHOLM. ' Chief &ss&
THos. WILSON. Secretary. ie2 4t
~ San Francis~o Alliance No. IN
49, /. 81 p. A. OF CaL-Brothers: You -ySsNt,
are hereby notified TO attend the monthly TrGG-gN
meeting OF February. TO be held in X. 4 Is. -
Han. cor. Mason aad o'Farreil SITS. THIS
CfHUhSDAl) EVENING, at O'Clock sharp.
iuli attendance is respectfully requested BY order
JOIN L. BLAKE, President
}. H. o'CoSSoR, Secretary
- Lcdgerooms to Let; Also CIubrooms.
49, furnished. 1T ~ aud is the price Of others.
Grand Opera Han 737 Mission St. fe2 l5ts
E7 Annual Meetn g-Ihe Regular An
H~S nuat meeting OF the stockholders OF the KO-
diak Packing Company viii be held at The Nee OF
the company, l2l Post st. room 9, san Francisco,
CAL on FRIDAY the 9Th day of February. 1898.
AT the hour OF II O'clock NJ. for the purpose OF
eecting Board OF Directors 10 for the eusu-
ing year. and the Transaction OF such Other bust
ness may come before the meeting. Transfer
books Will close on MONDAY, February i. at
o'c .ock p. +. HESS, Secretary
omee-l1l Post ST., 10. san Francisco
Cal. fe2 I'd
TO- stockholders' Meeting - Notice Il
-~D hereby given that the annual meeting OF the
stockholders OF the North Paclhc Coast Railroad
Company viii be held at The office OF the Company,
Il SAnsome St. San Francisco. on MONDAY, Feb
ruAry IL, 1893. commencing at the hour or II A. NJ,
for the purpose OF electing directors TO serve for
the current year. and transactng such other bust
ness IS may properly come before the meeting.
ja2S I'd r. r. LATHAM. Sc retary
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fgfS s4n rRf4o ~Q+AELn
rs Csl--ss2sss &: ~. 7. - = y
sS .re-.-.-5-r,,-sss s,slscC L 80
THURSDAY-..------- - FEBRUARY ,, 1898
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

EXTRA Miuce Pies. SWANS, 2I3 Suffer stree
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107 STOCKTON ST.-PORK TENOERLOlNS
W every day tomato sausagss a specially; our
club sausage and frankfurters cannot be sur assed
overland lunches put up. ja24 / IN
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PERSONALS.

n FNTLEMAN OF A WISHES To CORE
VI spond with Protestant lady OF 80 OF under; oD-
feet matrinony Gent, box SO can Brancb.fe2 3t'
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IL ONE SCHOOL FOR BOYS AT Los GATOS;
II English Latin and modern languages: SIS TO
$50 month; extensive grounds; excellent table;
san Francisco references Address MIS- d. T.
VAN HAKLIN EN-. boy 3l5 Los iiatos. Cal Az u
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You've NAN TO TAKE INTEREST IN ESTAB-
Il lshed business. 81 10 $I5 per week: can be in
creased; 500 cash required; to-day. 95l Market
/.
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DAG CARPETS WOVE TO ORDER AND FOR
IL sale; also chenille wove rugs aud silk rag por
there's. and dealer in carpet Irvine IN hank or chain
at lowest rates. GEO. MATTHEW. 709 Fifth
street. Oakland. Cal. jas 3m Su Ia
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HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR CAST-OFF CLOTH.
II ing books and novels; send postal 247
Fourth So. fa27 u
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DNlCE FREE OK ALL LEGAL MATTERS
- specially. marriages annulled: private quiet
PROBATE. coilectonS liens, DANA yes, etc; char 20
unless successful: practice all courts o yr3 o. w
HOWE aLty.. $50 Marker ST. cor. StOcktnn. au7 g
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IONTGOMERY K co, GROCERS.
wi s n III. II .

IVIs
Fine Dry Graduated Sugar, in bbls, per b......5e
Extra Sugar, in bbs.. per ................ lac
Golden Sugar. IN bbls., per n. .........,.... C.
WinsIow's Sugar Corn, per dozen ............SI ~
McMurrays Sugar Corn. Der dozen. ..........Sl %
Cuttings Tomatoes. per dOZen................ 75c
Cuttings Assorted Table Fruit (Extras), 81 8
Keiers Assorted Jams aud Marmaiade, dOz.. So 30
san Jose Jams and Jeliies. In glass j1rs..........
> , - ra- IA.
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DRESSMAKING PARLoEs AT sSlI5 HOW
~ ard st.; terms reasonable; perfect II guaran-
teed 70 o.,
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BOUT 80 PATTERNS LEFT FROM OUR 10
n cent sale OF handsome spring dress goods: re-
duced from sc and 25c. You know yOu always
get the value at SMITHS. asa S front st. fe 81
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INDUSTRIOUS UNMARRIED FARMER FOR
L Napa county. GEO. d. SHADBURNE AIS Mont
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EDUCATIONAL.

VOUNG LADY DESIRES PUPIL tOk fIANu.
Il international College. London; terms s.. MISS
w ARREN. s4s Folsom st. near FlfIh. fel -
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- dresSeuttnS; genuine tailor system. call AID
investigate. 1903 DonohOe building. jaSl e
10- POWELL -HANDSOME-FITT SUITS
~ from So up goods, everything found from
sl2 up and made In "a hours; 1T suaranteed jals Il
MRS b keller, Ils STOCKTON ST; SUITS
Iu 50 so IN; stylishIy drspsd ut guaranteed fl3s'
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X IOLIN. MANDOLIN, BANJO AND FkENCH
conversation, soc and 75c per lesson (privatel.
PROFESSOR FRANCIS. assisted by PROFESSOR
LOUIS MERKI, 1888 Howard st, mr.. Sixth. de5 SIN
II EALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, % POST ST;
IL double-entry bookkeeping penmanship. short
hand, type-writing teegraphy. etc, Ali included ia
business course under one fee OF SIS leSO &
DACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE. $50 POST ST:
L he scholarship S75; day and vening oc20tt
IERCANTILE COLLEGE & NORMAL SCHOOL.
vi Golden Gate & Van Ness Day & evenings Is x
CCHoOL CIVIL, MINING. MECHANICAL ELEJ
~ trical engineering. surveying architecture A.
saying; eStab. 1864 a Van der Nailien 723 Market
CHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA THS
~ elght-pa WEEKLY GALL sent to any address
In the United States OF Canada one year for , 25.
postage free.
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CMALL GIRL WANTED TO MIND BABY. A
- ply 400 Fell st. fe2 2t'
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7 IFE CRAYON, $40: FINE WATER COLOR.
II pastel. SEND photos 10 b.. "a. Flood bldg. fel II
ENCLOSE soc, DAY OF MONTH, YEAR AND
4 place OF birth. get your horoscope cast. Address
F. B., box l2l, CaIl Branch once. feI I'm
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A CLEVER SCHEME.
Fraudulent Certificates
for Chinese.
A Method for Beating the Old Regis
tration Act Discovered by Col
Iector Wise.

Collector Wise made discovery yester-
day that leads to the belief that we'll
planned scheme for beating the regis
tratiOn act is being worked in this city
and in China. If what the Collector
thinks is true, there are probably hum
dreds of Chinese now illegally in this
country who have been landed by and
with the consent of the customs officials.
for at present there is no means of know
ing how long the fraud has been in ope-
ration.
The plan adopted for outwitting the
off :als is a clever one, and but foI the
chance discovery yesterday might have
been worked successfully for an inde fni
period. 1t requires the services of two
different parties, one here and one in
CHINA, and is as follows:
A Chinese desIrOuS of coming to this
country. applies to the proper individuals
in China, and they agree, for certain
sum. TO insure his landing in San Fran
cisco. They then take his photograph,
and the negative, with the name of the ap-
Dlicant scratched on the glass by means Of
a diamond, is forwarded tO the agent in
this city. No instructions accompany the
negative, as this might lead to detection;
aud besides, none are necessary, as the
agent here understands what is to be done.
The agent here then goes to some OBJ
scure merchant who resembles somewhat
the picture on the negative and desires his
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DIVE ORDINANCE UPHELD.
Foster 6 Co. Will Not Receive Their
licenses

Superior Judge Murphy has denied the
applications of Ned Foster of the Bella
Union. Adele Castener and Vincenze Ira
pani for. writs of mandate compelling
License Collector Lees to issue licenses to
the applicants for their various ''iives."
Besides maintaining that the dive oIdi-
nance was unconstitutional each of the
three applicants bad a separate cause OF
action against the Police Commissioners
Foster maintained that he ought TO be
granted license, because although he had
once employed women as mattresses in his
resort, vet as soon as the law had come in to
effect he had discontinued the practice and
never intended to employ women again.
He, therefore, claimed to have disobeyed
no law.
Castener, who owns a Pacific-street dive,
objected to The refusal of 4 license on the
glound that his wife was the cause. He
said that he needed the assistance of his
wife i'll he conducting of his business /;
that she was his partner and merely waited
upon customers when he was away.
Trapani'S case was different His license
was refused on the ground that a previous
conviction of felony stood against him.
He had served time for an assault with a
deadly weapon. Trapani claimed that his
term OF Imprisonment had eXpiated his
crime, and that there was no reason why
be should not be permitted TO carry on
legitimate occupatinn.
10 these applications the defendants in
terposed a demurrer on statutory grounds;
and this demurrer was sustained yesterday
by Judge Murphy, and the writ Of man.
date denied.
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HIS LAST MUSTER.
Funeral of Captain r. G.
Armstrong.
FULL MILITARY HONORS
The First Infantry Lays Him to
Rest With Three VoIleys Fired
Over His Grave.

Captain Robert G.. Armstrong Of the
United States army, who died at Angel
Island on Wednesday evening last, was
buried with full military honors in the
national cemetery at the Presidio yester-
day afternoon.
The funeral constituted an imposing and
impressive spectacle, as every military
nterment does, and as this one had an
other feature besides the usual soldiers
funeral-that of a progress by water as
well as by land-it was more than usually
interesting.
The tug Rescue was chartered to take
the body from Angel Island TO the Pre-
sidio. and at noon left Clay-street wharf
for the island. having on board those in
charge Of the funeral arrangements and
some officers of the National Guard in
multi.
All the ARRANGEMENTS being completed
the tug left Angel Island about / 80 p. NJ.
with the body of the deceased officer on
deck.
Colonel w. r. Shafter, commandant of
Angel Island. and his staff accompanied
the remains. On board was one company
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GOLD SHIPPED.
The City Loans Quarter of Million
East.

East.
Within two weeks quarter of million
In gold has been taken from the vaults of
the city and county treasury and shipped
to New York. This seems rather remark
able in view of the depleted state of the
municipal treasury, but it should be ex-
plalned that the money was taken from the
sinking fund and loaned to Harvey Fiske's
Sons. New York. The interest is to be 3
per cent per annum and the security Is
United States bonds.
Two weeks ago the first loan $500, ,000-
was negotiated and the coin forwarded
without delay. The Sinking Fund Conn
mission, which consists of the Mayor the
Auditor and the Treasurer, granted an sd-
ditional loan to the same firm on Thurs
day and the coin has been shipped to
Gotham.
This virtually took all the reserve in the
fund. There was some talk in financial
circles yesterday bout the shipment of so
much treasure away when it is so badly
needed at present in this State. 1t was
claimed that local men had not been given
the first preference in borrowing the
money.
"The law regulates the loaning of money
IN the sinking fund" said Mayor Elert
when questioned about it. land it requires
that United States bonds shall be the only
kind of security receivable. The interest
is fixed at per cent Before granting the
loan TO the New York firm we considered
the matter thoroughly. AS no one here
mad the bonds to put up as security we de-
cided that the lOaning of the money to
Harvey FiSke'S Sons was the best we could
do IN the interests of the municipality"
WITH this statement, so far as local takers
are concerned, city brokers take direct
issue. They claim that they were not
gwen chance to bid on the loans. and
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Society Notes.

Bald Eagle Tribe No. rs, /. o. R. NJ.
will give an entertainment and dance this
evening at Steimke's Hall, corner of Octa-
via and Union streets, in aid of the rega-
liza and costume fund.
The Second Artillery Regiment drum
corps will give a party in B'nai Birth
Hall this evening.
Walhalla Rebekah Lodge will give an
entertainment and dance in its lodgerooms
this evening.
The Society of Old Friends will give a
bull shead breakfast at FL Monte Hotel,
Sausallto, at o'clock Tomorrow afternoon.
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Quality, Fit and Finish Guaranteed When
Tried on at Our Counter
SEALED PROPOSALS
For the Construction of Three Buildings fc
the Veterans Home Association.

TN ACCORDANCE WITH A RESOLUTA
i adopted by the Board OF Directors of the VT
erans' Home Association, July 27, 1S93[sealed
proposals VIII be received on and after August :,
1893, and up to and including September 10,
1898, for performing the labor ana furnishing tn
materials for erecting three buildings for the
Veterans Home Association, To wit: One dining
room and kitchen onbIned), one ten-room two
story cottage, and one eighI-roOm twO-story cot
tage; to be built at the Veterans Home, Yount-
vile, in Napa County, State of California as per
plans and specifications prepared by W. H.
WHARFF, architect
Such plans and specifications and the deScrip-
tons and bills of materials can be seen from this
time until and including September 15. 1898, at
the office OF said association. room Is, 800 San
some ST., san Francisco, Cal, and on the last
named day contract or contracts will be made
based on such sealed proposals
The Work to be done under the supervision and
direction or said w. II. WHARFF, architect. and
the buildings and grounds committee of the Board
OF directors OF said association and each build
ing muso De completed within ninety working
days or the date of the award OF the contract.
Notice-BtdderS viii estimate and bid sep
arately on each OF the above-named buildings:
anu as TO each building bidders Will estimate and
make separate proposals for: First, carpenter
ana plaster work: second, plumbing, heating.
Steam and gas fitting; third. painting, graintng
ana vanishing; fourth, Timing and galvanized
IRON work, with the distinct understanding that
separate contract will be awarded for each class
OF work above specified, and to the lowest re-
sponsible bidder therefor
The Board of Directors reserves the right to
reject any and all bids. BY order OF the Board OF
directors, j. j. SCtrVILBE, Secretary.
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