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The morning call., 1893-02-24

OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF TIE BOARD OF
~ Supervisors OF the CITY and County OF San Fran
CISCO February 81, 1898.
series) OF the Board Of Supervisors SEALED PRO
POSALS will be received In open 'ari on MON
DAY EVENING, Febru ry -, 1898 from 30 to
O'Clock. for the following work brannan street,
easterly from First said work to be done in strict
accordance with specifications on file In this once
and with plans TO be at the ONCE of the Super
intendent OF Streets, New City IAN:
First-Remova OF the old materials and piing,
Gaping and plankng portion OF Brannan street,
easterly from First, covering about SAYS square
Second-Reping and replanking an adjacent
area Of aDous $3.50 square feet.
Third : Extending the Branuan-street sewer
about 80 feet.
Fourth Constructing a bulkhead across the
westerly end OF the work.
ALI the work to be done under the direction OF
the Superintendent OF Streets and completed with
in forty days after award of contract.
Bidders will estimate and state price for which
they will perform the work as follows:
First-The sum for which they will furnish the
material aud construct the wharf, bulkhead and
sewer. rs Tequ, yed by the specifications.
Second-The price per pile for which they will
furnish, drive, fiji and asten additional piles the
Third-The price per NJ feet measured In the
work for which they will renew the superstructure
And Is 20 be distinctly understood that the city
will pay only for the proportion of the OF s1d
WORK for which 1t Is liable according to law, and
that the contractors must look TO property owners
interested in said improvements for the balance.
The party to whom the contract is awarded Will
be required Lrior at the time OF the execution OF
the contract, TO pay the cost OF advertising tnis
notice in three daily newspapers.
In order to preserve uniformity aud TO facilitate
the award the board has resolved TO receive no bids
saless made upon blank forms prepared 10y the
committee, and certified check fO- the sum OF
400. deposited By the bidder with ana msde pay
able to the clerk OF the board. conditioned II the
proposal is accepted and the contract awarded. and
II the bidder shall fail neglect to execute writ
ten agreement and give the required bond within
six days after the award is made, then, aud in that
case, the said sum shall be paid into the city and
county treasury by said clerk, as lqudated da n
ages Tor failure aud neglect.
Blanks furnished by the clerk.
The board the right 10 reject all BIDS, II
the public good so require.
fell ST JNO. A RUSSELL, CLERK.
The morning call., 1893-02-24

tHc WY PUIo5 OF CUIH-
merce. 'Why," said ne. mo shrewd bust
ness man would think Of engaging in any
enterprise which was dependent for success
upon the patronage of the public at large
without first studying the best methods of
encouraging trade. 1t is no longer a ques-
ton of-does it pay? That is established
The very principle involved proves that it
must pay when properly and judiciously
handled"
At any rate. this address will be worth
hearing, as it has a strong tendency 10
further promote and advance the best in
terests Oh the business public.
The morning call., 1893-02-24

teacher in the Franklin Grammar School,
was elected a regular teacher in the depart
ment.
Director Rosewald offered a resolution
that no person related to any member of
the board. either by e0nsanguinity or mar
rage. shall be eligible to a position as
teacher in the public schools of the city,
As it commanded only the votes of the
mover and of Messrs. Burke, DuttOn,
French and HYDE il was speedily put to
sleep on the table.
a resolution offered by DR.. Decker Jared
better and was adopted. IL was as follows !:
ReSolred. That on and after this date the general
patronage OF this Board OF Education, relative 10
employees In the DEPARTMENTS OF The buildings
and Ouuds aud supplies, be distributed pro
rata equally among the Directors OF SAID b0ato.
Dir. J. T. Hamilton. Frank Morton, Mrs.
\. A. Wood and Miss L. A. Cleveland were
elected a Bnnrd OF Examiners.
The morning call., 1893-02-24
CITY OF PEKING.
Nature of the Breakage of
Her Shaft.
THE FRACTURE IS LOCATED.
Repairs to Be Completed Tomorrow.
What Might Have Happened.
An Expensive Accident.

The steamship City OF Picking, whose
eventual and prolonged voyage was so for
tunately concluded n short time ago. is now
upon the Hunters Point drydcck receiving
her new propeller shaft in place Of the one
which broke at sea.
When the catastrophe occurred efforts
were made to discover the exact location OF
the fracture, but were unsuccessful, and
the voyage was continued under sail with
some foIeboding as to possible consequences.
1t was not until the City of Picking was
placed in the dock that the spot where the
The morning call., 1893-02-24
Captain PauIi's Ribie.

A few nights ago Captain PAUL., the little
woman who conducts the Hallelujah dive
on the corner of Sacramento and Kearny
streets. talked sinner into repentance and
he desired 10 read some passages in the
Bible in order to better convince himself of
the truth and efficacy of the word OF God.
bat having none told the captain OF the
fact, and she kindly loaned him hers with
the Injunction TO return 1t the next night,
but neither the penitent nor the Bible has
materlalized since, and Captain PAUL. an
nOunced the fact to the audience last night
and stated if it was not returned she would
ask her hearers TO get her an other as a
captain must have Bible.
The morning call., 1893-02-24
PUBLIC SCHOOL AFFAIRS.
Election of a Census MarshaI-New
Board of Examiners.

At last nights meeting of the Board OF
Education w. w. Bausman was elected
Census Marshal, his term Of Office TO begin
on March - next. The selection of the
Chief Deputy Census Marshal was post
pOned to the next meeting.
The rule prohibiting teachers from col
Iecting contributions from pupils for any
purpose whatever without the approval Of
the Committee on Rules was amended so
as to require the approval Of the board.
The Committee on Supplies were author.
lied to purchase chemicals for the Boys
Girls high schools at a cost Of not exceed
ing $50 a month each.
A petition was received from residents in
the district bounded by Sixteenth, Eight
zenith, Douglass and Ashbury streets ask
ing the board to purchase lot within said
district and to erect thereon an eight-class
schoolhouse; also stating that the rented
rooms now occupied by the Douglass Pri-
mary School are not large enough to prop
erly accommodate the children Of the dis
tricf.
Mrs. Alice L. Staples. a probationary
The morning call., 1893-02-24
Licensed to Wed.

Marriage licenses were Issued by the
County Clerk to the following persons yes
terday:
Hennlng Henningson and Seyerlna Hansen
41-44.
John NJ Hartman and.Heene KrecklOw 90
81
Thomas Sheehan and Mary Lammon, 21-20.
Frederick kliBgler and Luisr Kleinknecht,27-
%.
Leon Lavigne and Louise Godet. 27-22.
Julius g. Fuendelihg and Sophia Traub, 28-
20.
Lee Tate and Dette Johnson, 1921.
Joseph kohbecher and Annie Frank, 40-22.
John W Coiiey and Lena Z. MOlena, "a 10.
Gean Dueasse and Maria Louise Weber. 80
Henry L. Hummer and Charlotte G. Hanley
22-l8
The morning call., 1893-02-24
Berkeley.

The University nine played the Scott g.
Gilbert nine of Sacramento Wednesday
with score of 10 to Is. Manager Wolf
will have a number of good Oakland play
ers out during the next few days to rub up
against his men. and expects to soon have a
nine that can hold its own with the best.
Last evening the Student Congress met
TO consider the repeal OF the Sherman act of
1890 Premier George IL. Boke. '94, and as
sociates Russ Avery, "a. and A. w. North.
'95 supported the bill the opposition being
led by George McNnble, sc.
The FL Dorado Oil Company Of West
Berkeley has incorporated with capital
stock OF 100000. The factory will be run
ming within few months.
A WashingiOnian entertainment consist
ing OF literary and musical selections will
be given at the Trinity Nj. E. Church to-
night by the Ladies' Aid Society. Professor
Estrella and pupils of the institution for
the deaf. dumb and blind, will take Iart
Kimball G. Easton lies dangerously i'll at
his home on Bancroft way.
The Boys Brigade of the Presbyterian
church took part in the competitive Grill at
The morning call., 1893-02-24
SMALL TALES OF A BIG CITY

Justice Cook yesterday. IN the case OF Josephine
Brandt vs. Martin o. Johnson, gave judgment
for The plaintiff In the sum OF IL and costs.
In reviewing the evidence, the Judge declared
that no confidence could be placed In the state
menIs of defendant.
Charles L. Ford. who aays ne Is barkeeper,
was arrested by Officer Murray yesterday. while
leaving the Commercial Hotel with n stolen over.
coat over his arm. The guests al the hotel had
for several weeks been missing articles Of cloth
ing, and Murray was detailed to specially watch
the premises
John PobeiZ was sentenced to six months
Imprisonment by Judge Campbell yesterday for
battery. He called at 1919 Van Ness avenue on
Wednesday night and asked Katie Hartigan,
who answered the bell, for money. On being
refused he knocked her down. lie was shortly
aflerWaId arrested.
The morning call., 1893-02-24
What the Counties Are Doing,

George A. Miller has been chosen man
ager of the Fresno County exhibit al Chi
cago. Miss Nellie Boyd Che actress has
been chosen assistant
The San Bernardino Worlds Fair Asso-
citation has decided to make relief nap,
showing their irrigation system in full and
the county's many other attractions.
G. Brewer has been selected as manager
of the Kern County exhibit
The morning call., 1893-02-24

" = IiiS L duCs
Professor Tigner is a
man Of wide and varied
experience. having de-
voted a score Ct years to
this particular ait. He
is well and fayorably
known to many bust
ness men throughout the
East, in whose interests
he has worked for years.
The professor claims
that his subject to-day
occupies a most i'm
portant relation to the
commercial world. In
fact he affirms that it is
4
The morning call., 1893-02-24
ALI i'm the Family

j. w. MeAndrews was arrested last night
for malicious mischief aud battery. The
prisoner is a boatman. The charge against
him was preferred by c. d. Heber of Van
dewater street. who married McAndrews'
sister. lie called at the house last night
and beat Mrs. Heber, but would give no
reason for his action,
The morning call., 1893-02-24

by the step or bearing in the sternpost. in
which the shaft terminated. The old shaft
is % feet in length and IS inches in diam
eter. The propeller weighs upward of
10000 pounds. The City of Picking will
have all her repairs completed by to-
morrow. Mechanics were at work cOntinu-
onslv on the repairs. 1t will cost at least
$50, 600 to replace the shaft. The Union
Iron Works are performing the work.
The morning call., 1893-02-24
The Survival Of the Fittest.

BY retaining your baggage checks until you
reach this city you will save money. our rates
being lower than all others, viz: Trunks So
cents each. Baggage called for and delivered TO
all trains, ETC., al the above rates. Morton Spe-
cial Delivery. 0f1ices-17 Geary street, 408
Taylor street and Oakland ferry depot.
The morning call., 1893-02-24
1t Was Stidger.

The name of Major Weigel was mad
vertently used for that of Major Stidger in
a recent interview with II. Washburne, the
Yosemite stage proprietor. Major Stidger
is special agent for the General Land
Office, and is now in this city. 1t was he
who made the statement relative to the
Yosemite that was referred to In the WASH
burne Interview
The morning call., 1893-02-24

beds to the hundreds of worthy bnt desti-
tnte poor: Dir. Kinnard. S25; an assistant,
$50; Mrs. w. j. Gum. $40; Mrs. Temple
ton, So; n. II. Young, 81; Mrs. Winbun.
$50; Miss Pauline L. Smith. S.; Dir. War;.
81; w. Murdoch, So Total. SOP.
The morning call., 1893-02-24
Lane Popular Lectures.

The fourth lecture OF the Lane course
will be delivered this evening at Cooper
Medical College by DIR. w. +. Cheney, on
The Germs Found in the Air"
The morning call., 1893-02-24
Christian Union Mission..

The lady assistants of the Christian
Union Mission desire to acknowledge the
following donations 10 the "Rest for the
Weary" fund. whose object is to supply
The morning call., 1893-02-24
Cheeseman's SDaCi6C Mixture,

With this remedy persons can cure themselves
without the least exposure, change OF diet, or
change In application to business The medicine
contains nothing that is OF the least injury TO tue
bottle. nos FrluAy
The morning call., 1893-02-24

Alameda Wednesday, under command of
Captain Henry Hay. one of the u. G.
students. In the tug-of- war that followed
the Berkeley Brigade was victorious.
The morning call., 1893-02-24
TO KILL CRINOLINE.

Have You Sent In Your Application
Yet, Madam?
Hundreds Of ladies have sent in their APP
plieations for membership certificates Of
he Anti CrinOline League. Many Of the
certificates will be sent out to-day. Have
you sent in your application yet. lady? II
not ill out the blank and send it 10 THE
CALL, marking "Crinoline" in one corner
of your envelope.
The morning call., 1893-02-24
What Can Cuticura Do

Ask thousands of tortured and dsfgured
little babies throughout the land. Every
thing that is cleansing, purifying and beau
flying for the skin. scalp and blood of in
fants and children, the CUTICURA RENE
DIES will do. They afford instant relief,
permit rest and sleep, and point TO speedy
cure in the most agonizing of itching and
burning eczemas. They clear the skin of
the most distressing scaly. crusted. pimply
and blotchy humors. They cleanse the scalp
of dandruff. scales and crusts. and restore
the hair. They purify the blood of simple,
scrofulous and hereditary humors. Thus
from simple blemish to the worst case Of
scrofula they are equally successful. Every
thing about these great skin cures, blood
purifiers and humor remedies inspires conf
dence. They are absolutely pure and may
be used on the youngest infant. They are
agreeable to the most refined and sensitive.
They are speedy. econ omical and unfailing
Cures made In childhood are almost invari-
ably permanent.
Sold everywhere. Price: CUTIcURA, soc: soar,
Csc; REsoLvENT, 81.
Prepared by the POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL
CORPORATION. Boston.
..AIl A bout the Skin. s cap and Hair" 81 pages
800 diseases. mailed free.
fs3 ~ mrl7
The morning call., 1893-02-24
PROFESSOR TIGNER.
His Address on The Best Methods
of Encouraging Trade"

At Metropolitan Hail next Thursday
evening Prof. j. H. Tgner of New York
will deliver an address upon the unique but
thoroughly practical subject OF The Best
Methods of Encouraging Trade"
The morning call., 1893-02-24
PROPOSE AIS

For Improving n Portion of Brannr
street, Near First Street.
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-03-10

TIE ssasso 5 6zuing o. 1Fscs uhso
tie ihozzhts eSataised IN the foloS-
iHz nay b FToSsahy poz6sfed: "lf
yog think Of EArryizzArocan -e1su-
ter yc9 nArTy three creatures, . yoanz
&c, q nEdis aged Ssi A. cd oce.
TILES ere oVtUo Ges bsfCEe iksiriiEs.
yes Earry \ wifs, 4 EcShsI. AID .
Srz16nosksr. In her yea uSTry k5s
ct pecPs 700 Do 5cs kB0w. Yo1 eoaT
C&rry fer to-day, @ fsz 10 norroz, b1s
toE life. ard for al soxts q sitzAsaooA
II Sic = gentle and wise and trpe. yS1
have 4 bEide Eos caly fer the wedding
isy, let fCr Sickness ASi poverty ard
cd az. II ste Is o1ly k.udso1e, sbe
VII scDe dag gIow ugiy; tat if s1s d
god A,i urE=, she VII ssAod usa-.
Tn sa kESx her tefCEe yoz take b<r.r
woGI Aln2aS lie hesz yeariy
book C fat40.cc F1SsS=3- fox sale
.; TIE RECozD e5cS- 80. Il.
Grss. vIsoss 6azT sxs2ss szLl
yNsz-Trss Sua-
CoU6ays LEArs 10 caSsCMr-EoN.
ktEYs BAAstz sseSs TIE cs1gh ~ eces.
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-03-10
CHAPTER XVI.

Al AeE 70 prvTide that betting and the prae-
ues and h~srIcz- eu1nolly kn0wn a.
bsakE3knE Ep1a b9Tse races within the
encb-d EO1Rts Of zEy Incorporate A.
ssstL1 CT body Ii this safe, Or the
keerzzz q = plsS OF psee within such
EUGo6s 70 Eh5eh persons uAy resOET Toy
s1eA betting shall Ds Constitute any
Ess3en2s21oE CT criminal offence WHEN
such z-ssatS11 eE Incorporated body Is
not Iod<asle Cor the carrying 90 Of said
rsees thertia-
! Be il eazeted by the Senate and Gen
sral Assembly q the State OF New jersey,
TEzE The pzzctss- hGrzaI o. Otherwi~, Of
betting CpUo boE@ rs% ca1n01ly known
* bskDkinz a. &Ey q the ATS OF either
betting q b~ook-H2Akilg uppu horse races, or
the keeping Ok 3 pSes or places to which
persons Eay rss5ET fr such betting shall
nOt e01s-T1te ; D1lsa1cs CT The keeping OF
= dis1sd=riy bD1+ O. a oz1spirAey or any
0sher E~zsisDearog or criminal offence
vhassvtZ- Q; The persons engaged therein
BE indletahle when <1eh b@tting or book
making i carried @ or done within the
ex1ef1@ encbsGrs u the grounds Of any
rae 0are q any agricultural society or
cther incorporated body u this state, and
L-c1- ~ A- E4A-AE- EEAHZ IINlAI@
q VasL1g q 5or-s. mares OF gs4dinzs for 3
prs. pate &C otbeT thing the said society
or i~zp1psrz,ed body i o iniictable; and
provided, further TIA; sch letting or book
making : carried ca o. done only on the
days q the FAIRS q said society OF body. and
uTsn tit ESeS within said enclosure.
: AMI be it enacted. That all laws and
parts Ok hES both statutory and common,
Inexcsstsnt with this statute. Are hereby
repealed and that this at shall take effect
Immediately.
Passed February =, fss3
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-03-10
Race Track Laws
CEAPTER XVI

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81 g eocErolI7i By Seh rer-u o. DeoEP4-
1tesi fsdy o. &ss.aaxoz E1L~ : bes1e III
thS+ pzrvs- shall have aeea granted q. IL
tbs ~ provided : any license xaated Tn
d. tins AT shzI heeuzDs v9sd Grsa zay
hEeaeA u Az escs3irsgG uFno wh5eh 1t shall
be g-z1taA
1. And b. il ezssal- That IL shall p.k
Re aSfzl sE any psrsa q Incorporated
b.stE c. -s-=siA1iQ1 u EzIz-ain u 1+ IN
ths state E< TIE rgnrIzz trpstIrz Or pae-
iAz 81 bs-~A Ers o. CAiaE bz : prs
p1re o. other shiEz 10 be Tzl- Tseei O
tr1<-sd tr b. seh hiss mzrS o gzAAoG
zny rSs ep7rse wh5ch W. nls ES-d III
sseA rzzEin= trutuzz a. pasizg pTloE 10
the Hns day q January. o1e thousand eight
hE1drei AID Ein@shree. unles such person
or i~1en-FcESred BODY os &=saatioa shall
ErS lie with The secretary q STATE a ceTui-
lei eoqy q re~slgEssa sa0pted By thres-
soar1hs * the Members Of th= heard q. ehs--
sr fresAo6srs G Ie eoznry N which s2eh
rses eazrse i Prupn~ed 70 Be maintained
whch r~s-olutbon sAl declare that the
maintaining Of 1ch rzee e0arSe ss pn5lie
SsEs@ITT.
5 And be it en@ted- Ths, all sets and
parts q ats Reozss-enr with this oct are
repealed, and this zt shall take eject in:
maaatsiy.
PE-d February 2. l-8
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-03-10
President Cleveland

I, 3 nov. Grover Cleveland and Adiai
S.evsnsoa rere inaugurztsd lass Saiur-
day il Wsshisgtoo in = 1oW stoCm-
Notwithstanding the weather Vas very
had Nj. Cleveland stood out with w
covered bead IN frunt Of The CsPitol
and delivered bis inaugural address
whils the Wind blew heavy bot it had
ssoYped s1owizz. II his inaugural be
fsvors q sound currency. civil service
reform, and tariff reform He docs not
believe in pateru4lSn in government.
the giving Of subsidies, noE ~pIossction
for pEosectioa's sake. "Wben ~ pro
claim that the necessity for rtyeECe to
support the GoTerrnsat furnishes the
oal! Justification for taxing the PeoPls,
Es announce a truth 50 plain that is
dsaiAl would seem to indicate the eX-
tent 70 whieh j1dgrecs nay be info
s7cd By familiarity vifh ibe peTysT-
si2as Of the taxing power and we seek
70 rsinssz.s the self eo16denee and bas-
ness sotsrpxise Of q eitiIeas b. ds
eT=liting an AFFECT de2eu6ecee upon
governmental fAyosS, Ee strive to s.iE-
ulzls thase eecae1ts Of Americas ehzr-
scssE which support the hope Of ADsr-
is4a achievement" He elosed by say
ing. Above all / knoa there il . Sc
pEEn= Being who rules the Affairs Of
u=a, ard whose goddess and mercy
have slszJs followed the American
pS32k; and l know He VII ncs iGrn
tron u n9E. If ne hUubly and RIVER
eaily SEX his powerful aid"
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-03-10

Supplement t. Al At entitled An act for
ths ~p1ntshm=1t q crimes (RevHSont,
approved MAreh tEenty-@venth one
ta51saad slghs hRDirsd andsyenty-io1-.
l. Be il enacted By The senate and Gen
eral Assembly OF the state az New jersey,
That II any E-r-oo az p-n~As or eorp.ora-
D1a OF ~@s-safssa sAall within the exterior
eoeh-Gre d the grOands Of any raee coarse
a Any lEeaS~d 2~<Tleuiturai society OF other
IssD~d incorporated b.dy Of this state
whSssia- for the running. racing. trut1ing
OF P1aIag 0i hossA naarss or gsidIn~ for .
Pzr-- plate O other thing the said sssety
q 0Shsr Incorporated body IS Dot iniezsble,
shau IN ~ lDletAbie manner praenee,
hbItuaIly O. CShsEEl<. the betting upon
boEs rzefs eIzs1oaly kngsn as book-mak-
IL q any a the ats q either betting or
h.sk-El2kIng upoa boTse Tzces within s1eh
e5et0sars or II AZ inaic1sole manner keep .
pAsee or p2Sees within s9ch enclosure to
wsAh psrso2s nay resort 70. such betting
OF osk-nakIng, Safh person or persons or
eozpoznon o. association shall be deemed
gcllET of ) Els3enanor. and shah upon
eoGys1son be p1R4sbsd BY a fine Dot exceed
ing twenty dollars b1t Sch ps-so1 or per
SonS eV~-parztlon or ASSOCIATION shall not
for s7eh practice, kabifual OF otherwise. OF
betting Of hssk-maABz II 0f keeping >
plses o. places within sch eBcAoslrs to
whsh TsrsOrs NAY resort Tor such book
making Or betting or Ez Authorizing or
permitting such book-making or betting
vishln such e~Ee5osure. be deemed guilty q
maintaining . dEs0rdeEiy hozs, or main
tanning = nuisanes, or OF Conspiracy or OF
any criminal oE<nEs~ whatever, except a. II
this section provided
? And be il sEasted- That all parts oi
the Al 70 which this Is 8 supplement, and
al laws AID parts OF Laws both statutory
and eo1Eso1- iDeuoS1sts1t with the pro-
UEloos o. this statute are hereby repealed,
And that this at shall take eject immed-
Eteiy.
Passed February q, lssa