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The morning call., 1893-09-27
BERKELEY.

There was meeting of the town Board
Of Trustees Monday night, and an attempt
was made to straighten out some of the
complications. The town Health Officer,
DR.. Payne, handed in his resignation, and
DR.. GraZer. who has been city Health Off,
Ger, stated he could not act longer, as ne
intends removing from town. The Posen
community asked for a tire-engine, stating
they had $3.50 already collected toward its
payment. The matter was referred to a
committee.
The Town Treasurer requested leave of
absence for thirty days, on account of ill
health. the Commercial Bank having
agreed to cash for him properly made GU:
warrants during his absence. There arose
some opposition TO granting the leave of
absence. as Town Treasurer Henley was
also City Treasurer, and having refused 10
cash any city warrants, mandamus suit
is to be brought at once 10 compel the pay
ment Of city warrants. The leave of ab-
sence was finally granted. on condition
the Treasurer did not leave until after the
suit was settled.
The Marshal was allowed 500 to obtain
assistance in the collection Of taxes, the
work having been delayed so long that the
Office was far behind in its accomplish
ment.
Opinion of tho City Attorney.
At the request of the former City and now
Town Treasurer, Mr.. Henley, the Town
Attorney has presented his opinion on the
validity of the acts of the city government
as follows:
First-The acts of the City Board or de facto
city, as between the public and third persons
dealing In good faith with such board or city.
are valid, and any claim duly allowed aud war
rants drawn thereon, basec upon such acts (un-
less Illegal for some reason other than The
upsetting of the city organization under the
municipal corporation act are legal and should
| be paid
| Second-The compensation OF au officer
| elected under the town government act or town
| charter. and also holding and serving under the
/ City Board OF de factO city, is legal to the eX-
tent of the compensation allowed such officers
| under the town government, aud should be paid.
Ihird-I cannot advise you 10 pay any claim
! for compensation or salary of a city officer
! holding solely under the City Board or de facto
! ctv at the present time The appeal now pend
! ing in The case OF the People eX rel Wells
against the city. il determined in favor OF the
| city by the Supreme Court, Will settle the mat
| ter beyond controversy.
Visiting Teaceers.
| The university to-day will entertain the
teachers of Alameda County, now in ses-
sion in the County Institute. A commit
| tee from the faculty. consisting of Pro-
fess0r w. G. Jones. chairman, and Pro-
| fessors Howison, Hesse and Edwards, will
] receive the teachers. and after visiting the
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CAPTAIN JOHN c. KELLY.
A Feilow-Workman With James
Stark, the Actor.

The numerous friends OF this estimable
gentleman were panied to hear Of his sud
den death on Monday morning last, at his
rooms on Folsom street, in the residence
formerly occupied by the late Milton S..
Latham. Captain Kelly was a native of
New Brunswick. but was reared In Boston,
Mass. where lie learned the trade of car
penter and builder. which he pursued
with success in that city and for many
gears after his arrival in San Francisco.
He came to California early in the gold
period. In his early years in Boston he
was a fellow-wOrkman with James Stark.
the celebrated actor, and one of his favor
ite subjects Of nversation was STARK s
love for tie stage, which divided his atten-
ton with the jackplane. Stark, as Mr.
Kelly used 10 relate. was mem per of an
amateur theatrical company IN Boston, 10
which Abbot Lawrence, then 4 young
man, also belonged. Mr.. Lawrence was
promise that be made him au offer to pay
Tor his theatrical tuition in Europe for
three years, an offer which young Stark
gladly accepted. Lawrence was decided
in his opinion that his pTOtege would be
an ornament 10 the American stage. and
in this opinion he was not wrong. Stark
In his day was the greatest Of
our American actors, as many OF
our old Calfornians who saw him
in San Francis III the fifties can
testify. The captain loved to talk about
Stark and his contemporaries. Captain
Kelly. not being warped aside from his
profession by dramatic literature. followed
it, with reputation and profit to himself,
until subsequently he entered the Govern
ment service IN this city as an inspector of
the customs, where he had been for many
years. When he died hs was Federal
StorekeeDer at HaJhaway'S warehouse in
the southern part Of the city. He was a
prominent member Of the Pacific Yacht
Club. and had filed the position OF meas
urer to that organization for a long time.
His pleasant and genial face was rarely
missed on any pleasant Sunday from the
clubs grounds at New Sausalito, and he
took the liveliest interest in the clubs
affairs. He died at the age of II years. He
Will not only be regretted by members of
the club, but by hundreds who had learned
his worth. Captain Kelly leaves n brother
IN this city with family. One of his
nephews is part owner and manager of the
Breeder and Sportsman, popular organ
In regard 10 turf and farming mattsrs.
The morning call., 1893-09-27
PERSONAL NOTES.

Alex White of Fresno Is in town.
l.. c. Jacobs of OrovlIle is staying at the
Lick.
L. A. Sheldon came to the city from
Pasadena.
j. G. Scott of the Lick Mills, is staying
al the Palace.
Rev. G. Ben-Ham OF Benicia is a guest at
the Occidental.
A. j. Gabriel arrived at the Baldwin last
night from Chicago.
b. Marx. dry-goods merchant Of New
York, is IN the city.
Frederick Hendricks of Kensington,
London, is at the Palace.
II. A. Dubois, Md, of San Rafael, is
staying al the Occidental.
Is. Won Pettinger, who is on a tour of the
world, arrived here from Berlin.
w. Stairley, the lum herman of Red
Bluff, arrived al the Grand yesterday.
David Keith, mining man of Park City,
Utah, is among the arrivals al the LICK.
George S. Mckenzie, Sheriff Of Napa
County, Is among the guests at the Grand.
Mrs. Stanford started for the East yes
terday, Washington being her objective
point.
L. j. Kildare, an artist, commissioner at
large 10 the Worlds Fair from Guatemala,
Is at the Occidental.
TX. Ii. Beamer of the State Board of
Equalization came down from Woodland
yesterday aud is at the Lick.
A. Colquahoan, a cotton manufacturer
OF Manchester, England; Z. w. Gard, a
blood horse owner of Sydney. Australia.
ana /. Is. Gray, well-knOWn divine of
Boston are all at the Baldwin.
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THE NEW SCHEDULE.
Final Arrangement of Games for the
Central League.

The committee appointed to prepare a
fall schedule of games for the Central CAL
ifornia Baseball League completed its la
bors yesterday. and patrons of the game
may now be assured that the season so
auspiciOusly begun will be continued.
The fact that for the most part the clubs
in the new league are composed of players
whose faces are familiar to the public has
given the scheme an impetus and made
success a certainty at time when 1t looked
as though baseball mad been consigned To
the grave dug for it by its unscrupulOus
managers aud poor executive ability.
TIE San Jose team will play in this city
next Saturday and Sunday. Captain
Ebright has q srrong club and hurricane
game is ANTICIPATED. Rube Levy, the pop
ulaT right-felder, was signed by the Pio-
neers yesterday. Callopy has been signed
to play third base for the Petalumas. Fol-
lowing is the new schedule:
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.
The Commercial High School-To
Succeed French.

a meeting OF the Board of Education
will be held tonight. Among other busi-
ness will be the proposition TO reopen the
evening commercial school and continue it
as it was before the order was passed
closing it. Allcf the pupils of the school
have signi6ed their Intention in body TO
ask that the school he reOpened.
Another matter to be acted upon will be
the resignation of Director French. An
effort will be made to have him withdraw
II, but if that fails it will be accepted and
his successor Will be named. 1t was
stated last night that Frank j. Symmes. of
the firm of Thomas Day & Co.. would be
named TO fill the vacancy. 1t was also
stated that Mr.. Symmes had expressed a
willingness to fill the uneXpired term.
The morning call., 1893-09-27
Evening With Mendelssohn.

This evening at the Second Unitarian
Church. corner of Twentieth and Capp
strets, will be given concert of high
order with free admission and entitled
IAN evening with Mendelssohn." The
vocal part of the programme will be sus-
tained by Miss Jennie Eastman. Miss Eta
Bayly and Miss Lillian Morey The in
sirumental part-violin. piano aud Cello
by Messrs. Hotherwismer. Fred Mauser
and Paul Friedhofe. Rev. l.. w. Sprague
will sketch the lifo OF MendelSsohn.
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A New Fish Hatchery.

United States Fish Commissioner Nc
Donald Of Washington, d. c., is on
tour of Inspection of this coast and is at
present in Eureka, Humboldt County.
Mr. Mcdonald intends establishing
branch United States Fish Hatchery on
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the Eel River for salmon. He will return
10 this city in few days and wiz leave
Immediately for the Stanford University
for the purpose of visiting his former
assistant, Professor Jordan.
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different lectures and recitations in prog
gress and the art gallery. library. museum,
etc, the guests will be dined and enter
tanned threes and fours by the professors
individually at their homes.
The morning call., 1893-09-27

Aneas Slvius devotes nearly 80 pages
OF his natural history to a battle between
ants which took place on the trunk of a
pear tree. He says in conclusion: This
action was fought in the first year of the
pom tlicate # Eugenius ""
The morning call., 1893-09-27
SPECIAL NoTICEs-CoNTINUED

- Painless Maternity Guarant-fd'
-sS home; best care reasonable: all female com.
plants and Irregularities successfully trsateu ~
physician 90 years practice: pills 81; C. free. DIX
and MRS GODFREY. $50 Mission hours 70 .: u
The morning call., 1893-09-27

81 ANTED-2O GRAPE-PiCKERS. SONUMA
~ County 81 a ton: plain laundrymaI, S25;
cook bOarding-house, $40: waiter hotel So:
cake-baker country. Il. 7. WARD & CO., cog
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DANCH TEAMSrER TO DRIVE OR 8 MULES
IL and charge OF ranch. single man: walters
S25 aud $50; dishwasher. SIS: chOremau on a
ranch. Sl5: wheeiwrighU, $35 and found. MUIR
RAY q READY. 634 Clay st.
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TTRENCH, SWISS OR ITALIAN SECONDCOoK
I S35: d1shwasber. S23. and waiter, $50, same
country hotsI: butler, private family. couutrv:
paper-hanger. city. C. r. HANSEN & Co, 10
Geary
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"A ANTED-FOR AN INSTITUTION, A CAR.
W penter. $50 month and found; also , IA nm.
ers near city, $50, and others. at w. ID. EVER q
CO.'S 626 Clay Sc.
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"a, ,ANTED-STEWAR FOR COUNTRY Hu-
W tel call A. NJ. to party here; second but
Ier with references, $40; japanese cook smaI
family So a week, etc. LEON ANDRE, $40 SGt.
ter ST.
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w ANTED ? BOOK CANVASSERS GOOD
w wages; married fruit farmer, $40; 10 more
boys 10 pick Crapes so cents day, fare paid: 3
labOrers for roadwOrk S26 and board: farmer
who bacon. S25 and board; mixer, $50;
CLERK and steward small country hotel $40 and
found, and others. Apply TO }. f. CROSETT lS
co 62S Sacramento St
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~ Annual Meeting-The Regular An
- nual meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Belle Isle Mining Company will be held at the
office OF the company, No. $40 Pine street. rooms
IS and II. San Francisco, California. on THURS
DAY, the 2Sth day OF September, 1898 at the
no ar OF O'Clock p NJ, for the purpose of eleeting
4 Board OF Directors TO serve for the ensuing
year, aud the transaction OF such other business
as may come before the meeting. Transfer books
VIII close on saturday. September %. 1893, at =
O'Clock NJ. j. w PEW Secretary
ohce-No. 80 Pine street, rooms 10 and IT.
san Francisco. California sel3 I'd
g To Fraternal and Other Societies
~ Handsomely furnished halls 10 let in Shiels
building. 32 o'Farrell St, at reasonable rates.
Apnly To the fanitor. Tvs 6m
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" ANTED BY A RESPECTABLE AND
W thoroughly competent woman a position as
housekeeper or seamStresS; COED home more OF
an object than high wages. Address NJ. G. L., box
92, Call Branch ONCE. Se26 It's
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Y DUNG LADY WISHES 4 SITUATION AS
bookkeepsr and typewriter. Apply 106 Hayes
street. se26 5ts
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HEALTHY YOUNG MOTHER WISHES A SIT
IL uatlon as wetnurse; references given TO and
required from employing party. Call or address
LOG Hayes ST. se26 cots
The morning call., 1893-09-27
OVER IN OAKLAND
A Man Who Did Not
Trust a Detective.
SLOW TIME OVER THE RAIL
The Deputy Sheriff Was Justified.
Progress in the Matheny Trial.
The Berkeley nuddIe.

OAKLAND.-The following announce
ment. published last evening in the per-
sonal column of a local paper, has behind
it the story of a husbands confidence
betrayed and friends loyalty abused:
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT 1 WILL
~ not be responsible for debts contracted
by my wife. Mary Zeich after this date.
GEOEGGREO ZELICH.
Oakland September 90 1893
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FS Notice of Specia' Meeting of stock
b. holderS-N office Is hereby given that spe-
clal melting OF tue stockholders of the Hale &
NOrcruss silver Mining Company will be held at
the ohice OF the company, room 20. Nevada block.
NO. 800 Montgomery St. San Francisco, Califor-
MA, ON THURSDAY, the twelfth day OF October
A. u. 1893. at the hour OF l o'clock p. NJ to de-
termine. vote on and decide what disposition shall
be made OF ana with all shares of the capital stock
OF this corsoration heretofore purchased by II al
sales thereof for unpaid assessments said stock
IS held by the corporation subject TO the control
OF It's stockholders. by order OF the Board OF
Trustees.
San Francisco, California. September %. 1898
a. Il. THOMPSON. Secretary
Omce-ROom 26, Nevada block. No. 309 Mont
gomery St. San Francisco. California. se25 I'd
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COMPETENT MAN ACQUAINTED WITH n
~ surance OF realty soliciting; good situation;
references required. For interview address H
box 81, this Office sells If
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s rUAT;oNs WANTED CONTINUED.

GERMAN WANTS WORK AS GROOM IN PRI-
n II CHICAGO Hotel se27 3t*
The morning call., 1893-09-27

L'REE COFFEE AND ROLLS TO LODGERS
L home lodging house (new house). 704 SanSOme;
single rms zoe 10 81 night, 81 to So week. auI2tt
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COMPETENT WOMAN WISHES TO DO
~ housecleaning. washing. scrubbing, etc. b47
Mission st. se26 3ts
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nj EN- TO TAKE LODGING-i5C TO 25C PER
4i night; single rooms best IN city. Railroad
House.533 Commercial, below Moutgomey y.my3O ly
The morning call., 1893-09-27

"a IDOW WOULD LIKE A SITUATION AS
W housekeeper in widower's family. Address
A. B., Call Branch once. 252S Mission ST. se25 3ts
The morning call., 1893-09-27

+ <ARBERS-GOODs15 CENT SHOP; FOR SALE:
- going East. Apply Suffer st. se2l 7t9
The morning call., 1893-09-27

CITUATI0N WANTED BY RELIABLE AND
- experienced woman to take charge of linen
room in hotel Please call address 52G Geary
street. se26 3t<
The morning call., 1893-09-27

~ OOD- TURNING LATHE TO LET IN FUR
W niture factory. 533 Fifth st. se25 3t*
The morning call., 1893-09-27

DRESSMAKER, FIRST-CLASS CUTTER AND
~ filter, wishes engagements by the day: terms
81; or will take work at home Please address r
A. box 80, Call Branch once. Se26 3ts
The morning call., 1893-09-27

u ANTED-LABoRERS AND MECHANICS TO
y know that Ed RoIkIn Reno House prOprie
tor, still runs Denver House, PIT Third St; l5O
large rooms; 25c. pr night; 81 to So pr week 20 ly
The morning call., 1893-09-27

DARTNEk FOR SALOON: NO EXPERIENCE:
small amount of money. 63S Howard seq A..
The morning call., 1893-09-27

fSS Third Annual Prize Nasquera q @
NC ball. given by the spanish Mutual Benevo-
lent Society, SATU kDAY EVENING, October IA,
1893. Separate bids Will be received for the bar.
restaurant and hatroom at the committees head
quarters. Alb Sacramento St Bids close on Sep
tember 30, 1893 Committee reserves the right
TO reject one all bids se20 "a 27 % % st
The morning call., 1893-09-27

n ERAIAN GIRL WANTS SITUATION IN PRI-
" vate family. Apply 1909 Stockton st.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

w ANTED-EXPERIENCED SHAMPOOERESS
w and attend ladies' department: Turkish
baths; good wages. &. r. HANSEN IL Co. 10
GearY st.
The morning call., 1893-09-27

"a ANTED-HOTEL COOK, ONE THAT UN-
~ derstands French cooking, $50; cook and sec
ond girl, same house. $50 and SIS: girls for
hOusework, different country towns S25 each;
woman with child ranch, $l2. q. r. HANSEN
* co. ITO Geary st.
The morning call., 1893-09-27

Frederick Lubka is the name of an in
telligent man who applied yesterday TO
Superintendent Kelly of the Associated
Charities for a suit of clothes in which to
get married.
None OF those necessary articles are kept
in stock by the society and Fred's wishes
could not be complied with.
An investigation of his affairs was set on
foot, and the following is the romantic
story brought out: Once on a time Lubka
was gardener for royalty in the Hawaiian
Islands, but his wife took sick there and
she was brought TO this country for her
health. She died from the effects of an
operation performed al Fabiola Hospital.
This blow broke down the Kings
gardener. lie had not courage TO face
The morning call., 1893-09-27

"a ANTED-FRENCH COOK $50: IRISH
w chambermaid, $50; French nurse. 800: nurse
children, $40; French second for San Luis
Obispo, $50; girls for hOusework, $25 and 500
At LEON ANDRES, 800 Sutter st
The morning call., 1893-09-27

II OUSEWORk-A MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN
IL wants situation TO work in small family good
plain cook: would assist with children. Gail at
33 RInCon place.
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CCANDINAVIAN SEEKS SITUATION EITHER
> on private place rs groom or on small ranch:
thoroughly understands that work and is good
mixer; good references. Address y. N, box
l25 Call Branch once. se26 3te
The morning call., 1893-09-27

COOK ON RANCH, $50: WAITRESS, OAK.
~ land, $50: waitress, Merced. $50: waitress 10
do small wash, country hotel. $50; luRch-cOunter
cook, must be German, $50; girls for house
work; young woman, housewOrk on farm, $25.
r. 7. WARD Il CO, 6lO CLAY St
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FURNIrURE WANTEI

A UCTIONEER - WILLIAM BUTTERFIELD,
~ 643 California ST., near Kearny; 20 years In
the business; buys, sells and rents furnished
houses. "a II
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E,NGLISH PUG (BITCD INQUIRE BASE
q - = nlenV 1eo Jessie ST., near Palace Hotel atte
7. M Se26 3t$
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w ANT NTED-COOK. PRIVATE FAMILY ON A
w vineyard, $50 TO S25, boss here; cook tor
men ranch, SIS, fare paid. MURRAY q
READY, 634 Clay st.
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. RELIABLE YOUNG GIRLS WANT SITUA-
- tions: one to do light housewOrK and the other
to take care of child. Please call or address Sl2
Folsom ST. se26 Ste
The morning call., 1893-09-27

BERKELEY EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 2OO6
- Shattuck ave. Wanted-Girls to fill good
places in Berkeley: scandinavian or German: /:
wages $40 TO $50 per month. S q. CRAWFORD
d GO. se26 It
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/ DAKER. LATE FROM THE Fast, WISHES
/ -ro-,a ge27 2t%
The morning call., 1893-09-27

VoUNG MAN WANTS SITUATION AS BAR
ber; months experience. Address b b. Do1
Call Branch
The morning call., 1893-09-27

COOKS SITUATION WANTED BY SoBER
y active elderly man who knows his business
MOTEL or boarding-house preferred; city or conn-
try Address l.. IL. 81 Second st, = =. seAl 5tF
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Office GeIcp6on So. 635

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