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FERRY DEPOT BIDS.
The Harbor Commissioners Disap-
point the Contractors.


The Harbor Commissioners have settled
a very important affair in very unex-
pected manner. 1t was a turn in affairs
which surprised a number of interested
contractors.
They had advertised for bids for the
work on the foundation of the approach to
the new ferry depot aud the bids were
opened at yesterdays meeting of the board.
The bidders were nearly all present or
had representatives there, and great was
their surprise 10 find that all the bids had
been rejected. The commission has not the
money to go ahead with the job and does
not dare to draw upon the 100000 which
has been allowed them for the depot as it
will require all OF that money to complete
the building alone. They have decided to
modify the plans and readvertse for bids.
This move was made, much TO the con-
tractors disgust
The bids we're as follows: B. Mcmahon
& Son, $4,000; San Francisco Bridge
Company. s444, eco; California Bridge Com
pany, S347, 800 Doe, Hunt 81 Co., S472. 800 ;
Cotton Bros, S5i5,000; a. T. Buchanan,
$500, 900: Portland Bridge and Building
Company, S445.00O; Hoffman 81 Bates,
S447. 060; Bateman Bros, 1928, 800; Richa I'd
Mccain. S3S3, 112; Healy. Tebbtts s. Co.,
S12S qn7
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YOUNG DOUGLAS.

Stephen A. Douglas Of Illinois, the son of
the Little Giant, said a rather good thing at
the Michigan Club banquet Wednesday
night. Responding to the toast. "Stand by
Your Guns" Dir. Douglas said:
The curious spectacle Is presented OF the
triumph OF the doctrines OF party and the deca
dence of the party itself.
The spectacle Mr.. Douglas sees has often
been observed and commented upon. The
doctrines Of the Republican party have
grown with the growth of the nation, but
the party itself is now in a minority. This
means simply that the leaders have lost
sight of something upon which the popular
eye is steadily fixed. Defeat sometimes
causes party to take a broader view Of
pending issues.
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OAKLAND TENNIS-PLAYERS.
Hardy Brothers to Contest With Blk
bee and Prinq!e.

There was very enthusiastic crowd at
the Oakland Tennis Clubs grounds yester-
day afternoon. The grand finals for cham
pionship honors between the Hardy BROTH
ers and the winners in the second aud third
classes were to come off.
The playing did not commence until 3
O'Clock. Bixbee and PriDgie, second-class
winners. were matched against Baldwin
and Brown of the third class. with half of
fifteen handicap.
II was evident from the first play thai the
latter were clearly outclassed.
Neither side was at its best, but Brown
and Baldwin were both ratified" and grew
more so as the game progressed. At 5
o'clock the sets were 2 TO in favor of the
second-class men.
Tomorrow afternoon the Hardy brothers
will play the winners, allowing them han
dicap Of fifteen points
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BOSTON SCHOOLS.

A writer In the Forum thinks Boston
pnblic schools ere losing relatively to other
sGhg2ls in the United States. He says that
during the last decade there has been a
great Improvement in the schools In other
parts Of the country, while the schools OF
Boston have stood still. In an inquiry into
the relative merits of schools, the standard
'is a matter of first importance. What are
the schools for? What do they try to ac-
complish2 Are they preparatory schools
Tor colleges ard universities or are they pre-
paratoy 20 the work OF earning living7
WondeJ Phillips used TO cay that the Boston
school 81 tie 1880 decade was inferior to the
ola Nev England uDelassified school He
aid not nisap that the schools OF later days
Go not inpgft higher scholarship than the
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All The contractors, except the firm Offer
ing the lowest bid. are probably delighted
that the Harbor Commissioners give them
another chance to compete for the construc-
ton OF the new ferry depot at the foot of
Market street. In accordance with their
advertisement, the Commissioners must
have felt bound TO open the envelopes con-
tanning offers for the work, and yet they
mist have been aware that all would have
to be rejected. The board has not enough
money 10 proceed with the entire work. and
the appropriation Is so arranged that the
cost Of the foundation Is separate from that
Of the building. This distinction has made
considerable difference TO the contractors,
but they viii now pore over their calcula-
tiOns with renewed Zest
Complaint is made by American exporters
OF knick-knacks in corkscrews, gimlets, can
openers, hammers and scores OF other
trifes in common use, that the Germans
are invading their markets in England with
limitations cheap and nasty. This is the
usual way OF trade in which imitation is a
most profitable form Of fattery. Exporters
may. however, protect themselves by secur-
ing registry of their trademarks. Imita-
ti0ns can then be seized and damages reeov-
cred. The phlegmatic Teut0n Is accused of
another clever imitation. About half
million exceedingly clever counterfeit snil-
lings have found their way into England
from Germany. They are so perfect in coin
age that they would deceive O bank mana
ger. They are also made of genuine silver.
but have 20 per cent alloy. AS shilling
is not worth its face value as bullion, the
counterfeiters would soon get rich if I'M
checked, but like all others Of their craft
they will be run down.
The Panama Railroad and Pacific Mail
investigation has now taken the turn which
is best described by the back fight of
boomerang. Heretofore the wiekedness OF
the Panama Railroad and canal has been
kept before the committee. bat now it is the
Pacific Nails turn to be shown up. DIR. Leeds
undertook 10 let some light On its history
yesterday. and made 1t plain how, In con-
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A1rrsE1.ENrs tbs EVENING.

sTocEwEII's THEA4EK, roweil street, near Mar
ket-"Cle Olsen"
TAIIvI TX THEATFR Market street. near Powell,
"lhe IwITfs Wedding"
11vo11 OPERA HovsE Eddy street. OF Market.
%lefa-'Fcstlllon de LonJumesu."
CFOvF-STRFET 1HFATFR. Grove street above
] ClF-"The Bankers Daughter"
VIewAM THEATER. corner Stockton and Geary
Sis oianthe" and Variety Performance.
CEAND OPERA-HoUsE, Mission street IT. Third
"Uncle Toms Cabin"
PVsH-sTREEr THEATFR. Bush street. between
EtaIEy and Montgomery The Baroness Blanc"
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NOyICE TO CEEDITORs.


IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW SOUTH
J. Wales. Probate Jurisdiction In the estate and
effects OF JOHN HARRIS, late of Shanes PARK,
hear st Mary's, in the Colony OF New South Wales,
gentleman, deceased inteStste-
Pursuant to the trust property act or 1852 notice
Is hereby given that all creditors and other persons
having any claims upon being otherwise inter
SEED In the estate OF the Rboye-named deceased
fwbo died at Harris Park. near Parramatta. in the
Colony OF New South Wales, on the twenty second
day of December, 1891. arc hereby required to
send In full particulars OF their claims to the PER-
PETUAL TRUSTEE COMPANY, Limited. IL aud
ID o'Connell street. Sydney. in the Colony OF New
South Wales, the administrators of the estate ard
day OF June next. after which date the said CON-
pany VIII proceed 10 distribute the assets of the
said deceased among the parties entitled thereto
having regard to the claims OF which they shall
then have notice, and the said company snail not
be liable for the assets any part thereof dis
trlbuted To any person of whose claim they shall
not have had notice at the time OF such dlstribu-
ti0n.
Dated this twenty-elght day of December. A. d.
1892.
For PERPETUAL TRUSTEE COMPANY,
Limited, ARTHUR j. MACKENZiE,
Manager
Consulate OF tho United States OF Americs sgd
new. New South Wales, 18th January. 1898
The estate OF the late JOHN HARRIS is very
valuable one and It ia believed that parties having
claims upon the same are now residing IN the
United States
JOHN HARRIS was born at Ballymoyle, county
OF Londonderry, Ireland, on ne goth or November,
1910. and left home when about lG years OF age
fe23 2t WM kAPUS, u. y. Consul
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schools Of forty years ago, but that the
scholarship the early schools gave was bet
ter adapted to help pupils In the great strug-
gle of life. II the Boston schools are going
back in the sense of becoming more in har-
mony with the work they were originally
designed TO do, Boston is to be congratu-
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5s5 montgomery street near Gay. open until IL
stree+ near Kearny open until o'clock midnight;
sss HAYES street, open until $3.50 O'Clock; sos
larkin street. open until $3.50 O'Clock; sly. corner
SIXTEENTH and Mission streets, open until O'Clock:
25lS Mission street, open unth o'clock 2. NJ; ana
1ls Ninth street. omen until 80 P. "
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crnScu1prInN RATFs: :

DAILY CALL dncluding Sundays So per year BY
psr postpaid. 10 cents per week. or 90 cents per
r.lsndsr month. through carriers. DAILY CALL
f,teopfes three months. SIS %. SUNDAY CALL
fsi1teen pacezl. 81 80 per year postpaid SUNDAY
oakland WEEKLY CALL. 81 so per yearp postpaid
NEEhLI CALL Is pages. s. per year, postpaid
TEE CALI cannot return rejected Manuscripts
rtr will tie editor enter into correspondence re-
Al
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Out of Resnecf

A meeting OF the Mohawk Democratic
Club was called for last Tuesday night AS
soon as the members had been called to
order the death of James }. Harrington.
who was prominent and active M EN- Der.
was announced and an adjournment wal
had out of respect to bis memory.
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FEBRUARY, 1893.
FRIDAY
NOTICEI

Aap Of our patrons 1cbo fail 10 ind THE
LOOMING CALL for sale JV traiR-boys
al confer fdror lu notifying this Q6tce o.
JGecl. naming the date and train.
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WEATHER PREDICTIONS.

Official Forecast for Twenty-fOur Hours
Ending AIi1niEht Friday.
APARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WEATHER BUREAU.
FAN Francesca February %. 1881
San Francisco and yienfty-Fair weather; slight
changes 10 temperature; variable Winds
j. 7. JFNl1INs. Local Forecast ohicial.
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illustrated Lecture.

There will be lecture at Plymouth
Church, Post street, near Webster, this
evening at s o'clock, subject yosemite
Valley" by J. M. Hutchings, "the father
of the vailay"
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mnr rAsrrRN oFFICE DIE TIE al

"a Potter building, New ork City, iSprovided with
fl,tef California papers. Visitors welcome AID
1uukAE rates and sample copies furnished.
F. X MISCH, Manager.
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FURNTTURE-Ry Chss. Levy Il Co, az l1S5
Market ST. az 10 O'Clock
FURNIrURE-By Frank W. Butterneld, at 5SA
South PARK al Il O'Clock.
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RENEWAL OF AN OLD CAsE.-The case OF
Sanford against The Savings and Loan Society
was on trial before the Circuit Court yesterday.
1t Is an OLD case. having been started Ia 1881 !,
and II involves about 100000 worth OF the
Brentwood Coal Company's property at Mount
Dlabl0.
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COULD Nor AGREE.-In the case OF Eugene
Aitken, tried the SECOND time FOR robbery. the
jury yesterday In Judge Seawelps court were
discharged, having failed to agree
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RICH. red blood as naturally results from taking
Hoods Sarsaparilla personal cleanliness results
from free OF soap and water. Now is the time
to take Hoods and only Hoods
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JF.CUTTERsOLD BoURBoN.-Ths celebrated
whisky Is for sale by all Tsi-c class druggists and
erOcefs. Irademark--star within shield
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THE weakest stomach Graves that nourish.
ment which Cudahys Rex" Brand Fluid Beei
amply supplies. Or druggists
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THE DAILY MORNING CALL

NV York .BRENTANO BROS. Union Square
Ctfcsro ....,,.. News Stand Palmer House
nv orleans GALLOT 4 JOUBERT.
ll51s Commons ST.
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A SEWER ON UNION STREET.-The Street
Committee have decided to recommend the con.
structl0n OF an 18-incb-pipe sewer on Union
street, between Cough aud Polk.
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TWO pounds cream mixed candy In Japanese
baskets for 90 cts Towns,nd's Palace Hotel. {.
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..Irs. WinsIow,s snothine sxrupn

Has been used over Fifty Years by millions of
mothers for their children while Teething, with
perfect success. 1t soorhes the child softens the
Gums aays Pain, cures Wind Collie, regulates the
bowels. and is the best remedy Tor Diarrhna
VIII ether arising from teething other caus For
sale by Druggists in every part of the world. Be
and for Mrs. winslOw's Soothing Syrup.
26e n bottle.
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THE MORNING CALL
PUBLICATION OFFICE:

Has a larger circulation than any other
published in San Francisco.
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For RELIEVING THROAT TROUBLES AND CoUGHs
"Brolcn's Bronchial 1ioches" have worldwide
reputation Sold only in bOces. Price 20 cts
EXTRA Mnce Pics. SWANS. 2l3 Sntter street.
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SEWING MACHINES


OOE BUYS NEW S75 IMPROVED HIGH.ARM
u 40 Singer machine; factory price. las sixth.
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CHILDREN BOARDED.

CHILDREN BOARDED.
I ADY WISHES CHILDREN TO BOARD;
~ mothers care. l2l2 Buena Vista ave, Ala
media. fe22St$
FAMILY WITH NO CHILDREN WISHES A
i child TO board. 623 Shorwell ST. fe22 5ts
w ANTED-CHILD TO BOARD; NICE HOME
w 1905 Bush ST. fe2l ste
W IDoW WOULD BOARD OR ) SMALL
~ children. 50 Haight ST., near Market. fig It's
INFANTS OR CHIbDREN'S PRIVATE BOARD.
ing; large grounds. MRS. LAWLER. 4S Oak
street feI23m
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
v. LAWRENCE, CARPENTER AND BUILD
- er,6l9 Sacramento OF. cabinet work and fitting
up onces promptly attended; telephone 90v.m.5 Il
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Al oNEY LOANED; REASONABLE INTEREST
IVA property for sale Room IT. Crockor bldg - n
CAN FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK
- oSS hearny ST.. the only corporation that lend.
money on diamonds. watches: low interest. oc4 Il
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THE COMPASS PLAgT.

On the'western prairie " found the
compass plant whose leaves point q
the north. We wish 10 direct y0u q
the great health giver. Baeon's celcry
King for the Nerves II you arc suf.
fering from dyspepsia, liver complaint
and Indigestion, II you are sleeples>
at night aud awake in the morning
feeling languid, tongue and sallow
haggard looks, BAcons Celery King
for the Nerves Win cure son ard res
tore you t. blooming health Trial
packages free. Large size SOC ~ 4
M. GILBERT Il BRo.. sole agents, "
n Queen St
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Lieutenant Peary and the members
of his Arctic exploring party will start
from Philadelphiain the directionef the
North Pole this afternoon in the stanch
steamer Falcon Aside from the in
trinsic charm which never fails to
invest adventurous cruises Of this
character, ono peculiar scientific, in-
terest will attach 70 il because Of the
observation to be made Oh the aurora,
in the hope Of verifying the theory
that these phenomena have a relation
TO thunderstorm Thus meteorology
equally with geography. may be en-
riched BY Peary'7 journey
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One hopeful result Of the Borden
trial viii be the fistaste which may be:
expected 10 follow fol the details 81
less sensational and nay steIious crimes
All over the country tie FIRST announce
ment Of that strange butefiery the
long delay in the prosecution. and the
startling outgiyings which occasion.
ally found their way into the news
papers, had served to whet the public
appetite for the attempted solution iii
a Court ~ justice The mystery has
been greater by tile attempt 70 solve
It. Now that the detectives and the
Courts have failed why should moi
the Borden girls, Milo are repated "a
be wealthy, offer 4 suitable reward for
the apprehensionand conviction 81 lie
murderer
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The Socialists in the German town
of Lubbock were 50 incensed b. their
defeat 1t the polls in.tho second ballot
for member Of the Reichstag that
they fell torioting After being dispers-
ed by the police they attacked the
houses of. prominent Liberals The
growth Of political liberty III Germany
depends largely upon the Social Demo-
Gratis They must win by peaceful
and constitutional methods Their
appeal must be to the ballot box, not
TO the.sword Progress these days II
accomplished by votes, not by bullets
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They HAVE NO KoNEY

Tho Chewsures Il race 81 1000 peo.
Pile ii the department 1t Troust .
Government u Fills, know nothing Of
the uselof money as 4 medium Of ex
change. The nnit " value among
those primitive people is Tho COW a
horse il valued at three COWS and d
stallion III six II Ghcwsure be-
comes enraged and cracks his neigh
Dor skull lie II obliged 70 pay IL
cows IL he breaks bone Or his
neighbor' arm five cows viii rehabili
tate him in the eyes u society a
wonnd In the forehead calls for three
ealves "
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Princess Euialia. with hen husband
and the members Of her suite set sail
for home from New York Saturday
She was thoughtfully given godspeed
to the last in the language of music
and flowers The Princess has not
made US any better royalists by her
welcome visit, but she has revealed 10
MS royalty in its best estate, and has
shown that the gulf 'twixt that and
Jeffersonian simplicity is not SO vide
that charming womanly tact, such AS
our royal visitor possesses in rare do
gree, may not suffice 10 bridge i
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Il has been decided IN tte Metho
dist General Conference Commission
that the Methodist exhibits Ahall not
be withdrawn from tho Wohds Fair
because Of sunday opening The
Commission has issued a dignIfied pro
test against the action N the Disectory.
and will keep its Nexhibits closed 81
Sundays, This vanishesS INTO thin an.
the much debated projection a ralig
ious boycott Of the Fairs which. beaded
by the powerful Methodist deaomiaa
ton, was TO have drawn intoits cur
rent the Jealous pietists IF every creed
The wise leaders 10 evangelical effort
have evidently made the timely dis.
covery that the Exposition is an enter
prise too vast and too assertive 10 be
either boycotted or ignored. Tho
churches and the public are to be con.
graduated upon this happy and con.
elusive ending Of burning contro-
versys
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The disabled soldier man who drew
pension because Of his corns was
supposed to be the consummate flower
Of Pension Office liberality; Int an
other pensioner has been discovered
whose disability consists ii the fact
that he is baldheaded. This particas
lar baldhead il named Allen q Peck,
Company II. lst Rhode Island Light
Artillery, certificate No G7o,l75 He
gets s4a month. and r&eiyed 1864
back pay. His hair fell out after he
had had typhoid fever,
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WATGRBuRY.
may answer The purpose but we do
not make that kind
Delectabla Ice Cream. Louis Brown.
CHOLERA MAY NOT COME

Surgeon Gen Wayman, Of the ma
riue hospital service referring to the
outlook for cholera inthe United States
during the present summer, says /.
1--WE have an even chance Of escaping
the cholera altogether this year
Should il arrive il viii certainly not
become epidemic. lis nonsappearance
thus far proves that no germs have
lived over the winter il this. country,
lis il was feared might happen. The
prospect now is much better than ! ex-
pected I; would be al this time
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SAD CASE
/ Husbans Bsosms. R.ylrs Nsalae fren Ssssing
Al Insass VIII

Az l1s4fs wiz
Six weeks ago the wife 81 John =.
Stoyer. Of Garrett county. Md, was
noticed 10 be developing demeniia, and
shortly after his friends frst observed
the change In her, her reason desert
cd her. Her husband fondly narsed
her and tried 70 restore 4 CLEAN q
mental force BY iireless watching and
constant attendaDce He would take
little Or no food and seemed 70 be alb
sorded in the one great idea that Of
restoring bis wife's reason. When, NJ
Iasf he discovered that there was no
hope, with 4 Wild shrek. he became q
raving maniac. The violence Of liis
insanity was u such nature that
strong men we're required 70 shaekle
him, He was taken 70 Cumberland
Friday evening and committed 70 az
asylum. Steycr's wife = slowly i'm
proving, and IS At home perfectly
harmless
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Stanley AZ an explorer, Edison.as an
Miss Flora A. Jones as the
dfscoyeret Of the Famous Blush %
Roses, for Tho complexion. are names
thai viii be handed DOWN as benefae
tors Of the race, 70 all recorded time
a NJ. Gilbert a Bro comes In for his
share tof the profits as he always
keeps q big supply pn hand, aud sells
ii for ~ cents per bottle.