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PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.

Ihe Prince OF Wales lays enc or more found
dtlons OF public buildings in England every
month In the year. His royal highness is sup.
posed to work with troweI; he scoops NOR
tar and puts stone IN its place. The trowel,
generally made of silver. is preserved as
precious memento.
e Poor LII Hung Chang He has been deprived
OF his remaining honors which doubtless in
cluded his hosiery and sandals. II he can
escape with his head. he'd better come over
here and 60 into the living picture business.
8Chief Engineer Louis Robinson, who had
charge of the machinery department at the
Worlds Fair. has sailed TO Montevideo TO
assume the duties of feet engineer of the
South Atlantic squadron.
Colonel Richard Malcolm Johnston, some
times called the "NestOr OF Southern litera-
Eure," Is receiving many congratulations apro-
pos of his golden wedding anniversary, which
was celebrated recently.
Job E. Hedges, who has been appointed
private secretary to Mayor-elect Strong of
New York, is a member of the Republican
County Committee, lawyer, Princeton grad
uate and 80 years OF age.
General Maring Escabado has offered his
services 10 President DiaZ in case of war with
Guatemala, saying he Is ready TO serve III any
capacity, leaving the command to younger
generals.
When Grant, Mcclellan, Burnsides and Jack.
son were cadets at West Point General Joseph
Roberts of Philadelphia was assistant pro-
lessor or natural philosophy there.
Mrs. Oliphant, the novelist, has lost her last
surviving son. He held the position of sub
librarian at Windsor Castle.
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j. F. CUTTERS OLD BoURBoN-rhis ceie-
brated whisky for sale by all frst-ciass druggists
and grocers. Trademark-Star within Il shields
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AUCTION SALES TODAY.

GRAN1rEwARE.-By L. Fl Burd, at 1893 Market
st.. at II O'Clock.
TuRNITURE.-By Frank W. Butterfeld. at 10
kcAllister ST.. at \ O'Clock.
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Northern Pacific Overland Route.

If you are anticipating journey to the
East don't fail to get our rates before buy
ing elsewhere. T.. K. Stateler, general
agent, 63S Market street, S. F.
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rHE EASTERN OFFICE OF THE CALL.
DO Potter building, New York City, is provided with
hles of California papers. Visitors welcome. Ad-
Tertising rates and sample copies furnished
+. K. MISCH, Manager.
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THE MORNING CALL

Has larger Circu alton than any
Deher newspaper published in San
Francisco.
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GLACE pineapple. SOC ID. Townsend's.
BACON Printing COMPANY, sos Clay street,
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LOST.


o. = FOR RETURN OF SKYE TERRIER TO
tDO 1912 Clay st.: license tag 1915.
/ IGHT BROWN IRISH SETTER DOG, NAMED
l. JEFF. Reward at ! II Seventh st. de1O 3ts
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OPEN evenings this month. Sanborn, Vail&CO'

READY framed pictures for the million. Open
evenings. SanboTn. Vail & Co.. 741 Market.
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When Grant, Mcclellan, BuTnsides and Jack.
son were cadets at West Point General Joseph
Roberts of Philadelphia was assistant pro-
lessor or natural philosophy there.
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sITUA r1oNs wANrED-FEMALE.


IT alities Apply NINE. LEoPoLD'S Employment
once 967 and 96l Market open evenings 1yZ2 U
At THE SWEDISH EMPLOYMENT BU-
awaiting situations. 332 Geary ST.; tel. 993 u
| AIDES WISHING GOOD GIRLS FOR COOK
'. ing and homework. call at 111a Antonio ST.
OIL Jones. near Ellis. de4 ~
VoUNG WIDOW WISHES A POSITION AS
housekeeper or typewriter. $40 Market ST.,
room IL, opp. Palace Hotel delO 3te
IRI WANTS WORK BY THE DAY; WASH
ing. ironing and house-cleaning; is iirstclass
laundresS. Call or address 202 Ninth ST.. near
Howard. de10 2t*
C1TUArION AS HOUSEKEEPEK WANTED
- by reliable woman In hotel or lodglne-houSSee
has had long experience. Address r. H., box lo9,
Cali Branch Office. delO w
4 MEXICAN WOMAN AS WORKING HOUSE
u keeper: excellent cook and baker; can take
country. Address American. box 149, Call Branch
ONCE.
WANTED-sITUATIoN BY YOUNG GIRL IN
W hotel or private family; city or country. In
quire Adeline place
MEAT. WILLING GIRL WANTS SITUATION
IN for general homework and plain cooking:
small family wages $l5. CAN BOB Fifth, fat l.
IDDLE-AGED GERMAN WOMAN WANTS A
w situation as houSekeeDer: city or country.
Address 255 Tehama st.
LwkDIsH GIRL WISHES TO DO GENERAL
= housework. Please call at 446 Minna st.
u ERMAN PROTESTANT GIRL. GOOD COOK
VI and Iaundress general housework; city or
country wages. $40 to $25. Please call at 359
Minna st.
SITUATION WANTED LADY NURSE TO
- care tor invalid or insane patient, with seyera
years experience in State and private asylums;
terms reasonable. Address T. c., box 100, Call
Branch ONCE. dec 3t%
THOROUGHLY COMPETENT LADY WISHES
l. position as manager of hrst-claSS roomtng-
house: best of references given. Address X. H.,
box $50, Call Branch ONCE. dec 3t*
il ANTED-BY A YOUNG MARRIED WOMAN
W housekeeping by the day. would work af
ternoons by the week at any kind of WORK. Ad-
dress 1888 Post St. dee cts
"A ANTED-BY YOUNG GIRL PLACE FOR
w general homework in small family. Apply
704 seventh ST. de9 2t*
|. IRSr-CLASs COMPETENT SCOTCH WOMAN
wishes situation as cook: years in last place.
Ever place, off Laguna ST. bet Post and
Sutter deg 2I*
COMPETENT GERMAN LADY TAILOR
\ wants work in business or private. Address
6. L., box IS. Call Branch. deS 3t*
A MEXICAN WOMAN WOULD LIKE PLACE
"a as housek eeper cook ranch. Address
S56 ISABELLA ST.. Oakland; take san Pablo
cars. de8 81
EXPERIENCE HoUsEK EEPER DESIRES A
II position in hotel or Iodg ug- house, references.
Address H., box IS. Cali Branch. dec 7t*
VERY AGREEABLE LADY WILL MAKE
herself useful for her room. Call ia Fourth
ST.. room 30. de6 6t*
+ ERMAN GIRL WISHES PLACE AS WAIT
~ ress in restaurant; sleep home. Call 601
Third ST. de5 6t#
nHE LARKiN-STREET BRANCH OFFICE OF
L THE CALL has been transferred TO TIT Larkin
st. where advertisements VIII be received up TO
$40 p. N.
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4 MEXICAN WOMAN AS WORKING HOUSE
n keeper: excellent cook and baker; can take
full charge: best reference from last emp oyer;
country. Address American. box 149, Call Branch
lnina
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY YOUNG GIRL IN
w hotel or private family; city or country. In
qure Adeline place
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SITUATION WANTED - LADY UKSE TO
- care tor invalid or insane patient, with several
years experience in State and private asylums;
terms reasonable. Address T. c., box 100, Call
Branch Once dec 3t*
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ia ANTED-BY A YOUNG MARRIED WOMAN
W housekeeping by the day, or would work af-
ternoons by the week at any kind of Adj
dress 1888 Post St. dee cts
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Mrs. Oliphant the novelist, has lost her last
surviving son. He held the position of sub
librarian at Windsor Castle
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ClTUATION AS HOUSEKEEPEK WANTED
- by reliable woman in hotel lodging house;
has had long experience. Address X. H., box loS,
Cali Branch ONCE del0 2t*
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y DUNG MAN, CARPENTER BY TRADE
would ike situation in a wholesale house
packing, boxing or shipping; janitor best
OF references. Address III. M, box g. this
office, deS 81
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THOROUGHLY COMPETENT LADY WISHES
L position as manager of frst-class rooming
house: best of references given. Address X. H..
box $50, Call Branch ONCE. de9 3t%
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I)ARLiNG, IF YOU ARE GOING TO GET ME
- awning in lewelry please get IL at H. g.
AHLfh'H elegant diamond parlors l % Kearnv
81, room II, upstairs, because he makes
speclalty OF rich diamonds. JeweIry and fine gold
watches and you can got it so much cheaper:
keeps 20 imitation goods of any kind no23tf'
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TIE CALL CALENDAR.
Moons Phases.

DECEMBER, 1894.
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LIRST-CLASS LANDSCAPE GARDENER
wishes a situation; city or country; will make
himself generally useful about place. Address
X, BOX 35, this once. oe9 IT.
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Things are looking brighter for Mr.. Hill. 1t
has been found that two votes were cast for
him for Governor OF Pennsylvania and he is
now looking hopefully at Texas.-New York
Press.
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piano LESSONS 25C HALF HOUR; GERMAN
lady. 1925 Howard ST. nos 3n<
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LEGAL NOTICES.
-DIl>AalRTITION SALE or NE I'LL AID 20

DARTITION SALE OF THE CALL AND Bull
j LETIN newspzpers-Pnrsuant TO a decree OF
the Circuit Court of the United States for the
Northern District of California, entered on the
5th day of December, S94, in a suit wherein
MARY ELIZA LEEDS ct al. are compliments ana
ADOLPH FLAMANT JR. I'll al are defendants
the undersigned will sell at private sale the news
papers known the DAILY MORNING CALL"
and wi EKLY CALL, with the property appertaIn-
ing thereto, and also the newspapers known as the
"I1AILY EVENING BULLETIS" and "WEERLY
BULLETIN" with the property appertaluiug
thereto said newspapers being published In thr,
city and county of San Francisco state OF Cali
fornIs. Bids Will be received at the office OF the
undersigned, room n o. 81 Appraisers building,
san Francisco. Cal No bid for said CALL" news
paper property will be acted until after the
18th day of December. 1874. aud no bid for
said "BULLETIN" newspaper property will be re-
ceiyed acted until after said date. Further
particulars as TO the terms OF sale will be fur
nished on application to the undersigned
San Francisco, December eth, 1894.
e. H. HEACOCK,
DEF l2t Master in Chaneery.
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"A ANTED-BY YOUNG GIRL PLACE FOR
" general homework in small family. Apply
704 seventh st. DEG 2L*
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Perhaps, as a matter OF International cour-
tesey, Field Marshal Yamagata would send
over detail of Japs to capture the Cook ban
dils.-Cincinnati Times.SIar.
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MEAT, WILLING GIRL WANTS SITUATION
IN for general ueework and plain cooking:
small family: wages SIS. CAN 30S Fifth, fat l. =
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The American Ministers at Picking and Toxic
Will use their diplomatic and kindly Offices to
bring Japan and China together with view to
getting item apart-New York Advertiser.
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ROOMS WANTED.

"a ANTED-BY YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE,
w suite Cor alcove) furnished rooms; private
family; centrally located: references. Address M.
c., box I2S. Call Branch ONCE. dee 3t*
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nHE LARKiN- STREET BRANCH OFFICE OF
L THE CALI. has been transferred TO TIT Larkin
st, where advertisements Will be received up TO
8 10 p. n.
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TYPEWRITERs AND SUPPLIES.

CHAS. E. NAYLoR, MFGRS' AG'T, IS MONTY
" st. Standard Typewriters and supplies; Mimeo-
graph goods; installmens terms: rents, repairs Il
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

"A ANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN WORK AT
w houseceaning; handy at whtewashing. paint
ing and glazing wages, 81 so per day: good refer
enCe; good work. Address {. box lab. this Of
fee del0 3ts
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LIRS r-CLASS COMPETENT SCOTCH WOMAN
wishes situation as cook: years in last place
Ever place off Laguna ST., bet. Post and
Suffer. deg 2U*
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IRt WANTS WORK BY THE DAY; WASH
ing. ironing and house-ceaning; is frst-class
laundress. Call or address 202 Ninth ST. near
Howard. de1O 2tT
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n F. HAAS, WOOD AND IVORY TURNINE
". and pIaning-mtlI 81 First ST., s. F. no4 n
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\ DUNG MAN, 70 YEARS OLD, WOULD LIKE
work Ia private family; good hand with
horses and cows: small wages. Address r. l..
box 159. Call Branch. del0 Its
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( 40 Tx UhEo AND PLUMBINT, B23
" Golden Gate ave. Ii. HUFSCHMIDT. oc24 I'm
A DVICE FREE LEGAL AND PRIVATE
y ters Peoples Law once. 1913 Market McCABE
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a declaration of national independence that
is not bacHed up by guns is as useless as
party platform that is not sustained by votes
New Orleans Picayune.
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If BugadIer Bill Cook and his gang are TO be
suppressed the result Will apparently be ac-
compllshed by our faithful allies, the Chero-
KEGS, and not by Uncle Sam.-St. Louis Star
Sayings.
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sTRAL SEER-PRoF. HOLMES. 623 GEAI
n St. horoscopes. questions stocks. ADVICE. q
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(lHEArEST AND BEST IN AMERICA-THc
" WEEKLY CALL sent to any address in the
United States or Canada one year for 81. postage
free
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DU-PRAES FEMALE REGULATING PILLS: A
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RICHARDS CO., druggists 406 Clay ST.. sole
agents. jel3 ~
A LPEAU,S FRENCH PILLS
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don't delay until too late. oSGOOD BROS, OAK
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A WEEKS NEWS FOR CENTS - THE
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INFORMATION WANTED OF THE WHERE
aoouts OF CHARLES MCKAY, who went to Cali
fornia in the forties with his father and brother.
When last heard from he was employe In a
wholesale fruit house in san Francisco, and was
connected with the Y NJ. c. 4. Also the address
of the gentleman who is looking for the heirs of
ILlIAM MCKAY. Address, this office. no27tf
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& E SHOOK. PLUMBERS, KOOFEKS
" steam and gasftters TeIephone iT5z - r.
sacramento St, Kearny. no9A n, M"
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AGENTS WANTED.

A GIVE MEN AND WOMEN WANTED TO
IA sell an Indispensable household article; some
thing new: send loo for sample Apply to HUGO
SCHEUNERT. il Seventh nol5 IT
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NY TOOTH FILLED OR EXTRACTED
n painlessly by my secret method without dan
Rerous cocaine or gas: won first prizes; prices
reasonable work warranted all operations ex-
pertiy done; remember have removed from TO
20 O'Farrel st. DIR. GEORGE W. LEX. au2b Il
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Gil UATION WANTED BY EXPERIEN CED
- man as gardener dairyman, poultry or
butter-maker; also attend to buggy -hcrses; 51a
years last place. X. F., 43l Pine st deS It's
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pARBER-SHOP; OLD ESTABLISHED; 2
ID chairs; account of death OF owner; $l25 or
to the highest bidder Particulars see STOLTZ. at
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There is one city where the cold-streetcar
evil is worse than il Is In Buffalo. Philadelphia
is seriously considering an ordinance to forbid
the use of open cars in the winter time.-Buffalo
EYpres
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"A ANTED-l MORE CREW OF CARPEN TIERS
~ to go to Central America in ten days, So
day, Puruvian silver; Engineer and machinlst
for mine. sos; man and wife for kitchen work.
$40 and others Apply to j. F. CROSETT Co,
62S Sacramento st deg 1t
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COMPETENT GERMAN LADY TAILOR
\ wants work in business private. Address
6. L., box IS, Call Branch. deS 3t#
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| IGHT WORK On PRIVATE PLACE CITY
~ or vicinity is desired by young who I'M
uerstands care OF horses. harness ana carriages
A ddress Y. c., box l45, Call kranch. deg 3t%
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HANDY WITH THEIR GUNS.
Two White Men and a Negro Killed in q
Stree Duel.

New ORLEANS, May 23.-The Plea
yune's Plaquemine La,) special says:
A most d~eplorable shooting affair took
place at Dorseyville, nine miles below
this place, on the Texas and Pacific
railway. 1t seems that a dago and a
negro engaged in a fight in front of
Block Il Lebe's store. which attracted
the attention Of everybody around, and,
among others, Messrs. Adolph Block
and jules Lebe, his brother-in-law.
The negro took offense at something
hat was said and went off and got his
gun and returned. Seeing this Messrs.
Block and Lebe armed themselves. In
the shooting which followed Messrs.
Adolph Block and Jules Lebe and the
negro were killed outright. Mr.. Block
IS a Young mar who came to this par
1sh from Clinton, La, where he is held
IN high esteem. Mr.. Lebe is from
Texas.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-05-23

1t is to be hoped that the personal
strife that has been engendered in
this town by the unpleasant occur.
rences attendant upon the late mum
icipal election will be allowed to die
out. 1t is hoped that at the farthest
the gentlemen involved will not
descend from their dignity to "test
the personal courage" of each other
in this matter.
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THE GLOBE YESTERDAY.

The GLOBES report Of the laying
Of the corner stone of the Confederate
monument at Raleigh yesterday was
a rather unusual achievement in
these parts.
The exercises were over at Raleigh
at 2:30 o'clock, and the speeches
were released" at 4 o'clock. At
AS o'clock yesterday afternoon The
GLOBE, containing a full report OF
the proceedings with the principal
addresses in full was on sale on the
streets Of Durham, and when the
first West-bound train reached Dur
ham, the neWsboys offered The GLOBE
to the passengers.
The official letter of President
Crowell announcing his decision to
leave Trinity College as final, was
published exclusively in yesterdays
GLOBE.
The Well-Written lode to the Con
Tolerate Dead" written by Mr.. Oscar
W. Blacknall, was a feature Of the
paper.
The opening of Governor Waite's
campaign for re, election to the chief
magistracy Of Colorado and his utter
ance that, of the ballot is not sue
c~essful, the man who will not bare
his breast to the bullets is not a
man." were of interest, as was the
determination of the Coxeyites to
stand to their imprisoned leaders,
and Carl Brownies naming Cleveland
the 'American Car" and a Judge
''Pontius PLATE"
The French ministerial crisis. the
wreck at B%ordenton, the fatal fight
at the California primaries, the great
indignation in Russia over Milan's
coup d'etat, the great tragedy in an
Oregon town, the going down Of the
waters at JOhnstOwn-all these were
fresh from the wires.
Yesterday, at least, The GLOBE
fulfilled its mission of printing 'the
news of the world on the same day
it happens"
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When a mob Of three hundred
men arm themselves with picks
and crowbars and coupling pins,
and march on a peaceable body of
men who are quietly earning their
living, and compel them, "vi ct ar
mis- to lay down their tools, pull
off their aprons and quit work, So
called labor oversteps its right and
becomes Anarchy. Just such a
case occurred in Chicago today.
And Chicago should deal with the
mob as it deserves.