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LEADERS SENT TO PRISON.

SALT LAKE, May pa special from
Cheyenne to the tribune says: Judge
Riner OF the United States Circuit Court
this afternoon passed sentence upon the
fifteen members of the Commonweal
army who were arrested at Cokeville for
stealing Union Pacific train. The judg-
ment of the court was that b. f. Hughes,
II. Z. Week and C. O'Brien, who ap-
peared to have been leaders, be punished
by confinement in the County Jail OF
Laramie County, Wyoming for period
of seven months. The others were sem
fenced each to confinement in the County
Jail Tor four months.
ATTEMPT TO SEIZE ANOTHER TRAIN.
WASHINGTON, May 23.-Dispatches re-
ceived at the Department of Justice from
the United States court of Montana are
to the effect that the Industriais have at
tempted TO seize another train on the
Northern Pacific near Helena. AS the
judicial officers v ere unable to cope with
the men, General Schoheld to-day wired
General Merritt at St. Paul to send suf-
ticient force of troops to the scene of dis
turbance to assist the United States Mar
ShalS.
MUST PAY FULL FARE.
ST.. JOSEPH MOI, May 2l.-Barrett's
Nebraska division of the COmmonWeal
Army is at Seneca, and the men want
boXcar rates TO this city. The Grand
Island officials, however, will accept
nothing short of full fare. The men are
quiet and orderly, and appear to have
plenty OF money. They have made no
attempt to interior with trains.
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IN THE NINE REGIONS.
Conflict Momentarily Expected at Mis-
SionfieId, Illinois,

Conflict MOmentarily Expected at Mis-
sionfield, Illinois,
DANvILLE (Ill.), May 23.-The march
to Missionfield was made by the striking
miners from this city to-day, and this
afternoon crowd of nearly 1000 miners
was camped around the mines, but were
kept at distance by the deputies. Many
of the Hungarians, Belgi&ns and Poles
are drinking heavily. A conflict is ex-
pected momentarily.
WORKING MINERS WILL NOT COME OUT.
OsKALoosA Iowa, May 23.-Mucakin-
ock miners are putting 100 ears of coal on
the track daily. Four hundred strikers
are camped at Given and each evening
parade near the mines. No trouble has
yet occurred and the working miners say
they will not come out.
MINERS NOT MoLEsTED.
CENTRALIA GID, May 23.-Thirty men
went down into the Big Four mine to-
day and have not been moiested. Rumors
that a large delegation of strikers is
coming here are current, but nothing has
developed as yet.
FATAL RIOT IN INDIANA.
EVANSVILLE. Qnd.), May 23.-News
was received in this city tonight of seri-
Gus trouble at Little's coal mines, at Lit
ties Station, on the Indianapolis and
Evansville Railroad. Two hundred and
fifty armed men marched to the mines
this afternoon for the purpose of COM
pelling the force at work to join in the
strike. A battle occurred about o'clock
between the strikers and those who have
continued at work in the mines in which
the men struck, and two were killed.
For some days past Deputy Sheriffs have
been stationed as guards at the mines,
but they were disarmed and driven away
by the strikers. The strikers evidently
intend to remain at Littles, as they have
gone into camp and taken about thirty
days provisions with them. Ii is said
that the militia from this city will be
ordered to the scene tomorrow morning
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By imprisoning the leaders, he says the
authorities have made swan out of a
goose. The chief danger from the move
ment he thinks Will develop next fall.
when the weather becomes too cold for
men to camp out doors. Then he looks
for trouble
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Idaho GRAND Arnv.

BOISE Qdaho), May 23.-The corner
stone of the Idaho Soldiers Home was
laid to-day with imposing ceremonies.
Chief Justice Huston delivered the ora
ton.
The Grand Army Encampment at to-
days session passed resolution in favor
of Louisville for the place of holding the
encampment next year.
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Jury Unable to Agree.

MADEIRA, May 23.-The jury in the case
of w. f. Baird. on trial for forgery. was
unable to agree, and was discharged.
Baird it is alleged wrecked the Bank of
MADEIRA by forging notes to the amount OF
several hundred thousand dollars.
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Populists In Idaho.

SALT LAKE. May pa special from
Boise, Idaho, to the Tribune says the Pop
ulist State Committee held harmonious
meeting to-day. nearly all communities
being represented. They say they will in-
augurate a vigorous campaign, and make
no fusion with any other party. The
State Convention will be held in Boise,
August lst.
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New Coast Bicycle Records.

STOCKTON, May 23.-The bicyclists
broke another coast record when Otto
Siegler of the San Jose Road Club made
one mile from standing start in 2:13 1-5,
beating the record of 2:l5 held by Will
bur Edwards. Walter K. Foster of the
Olympics made a record for the coast
quarter-mile with flying start, covering
the distance in 80 I-5 seconds.
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UNREST IN SAMOA.
RebelIious Natives Massed at Atua,
the Battlefield of 1888
CONFLICT WITH THE GOVERNMENT
HOURLY EXPECTED.

Warm Weather Causes the Spok"-e
River to Rise to the Highest st
Ever Known Heavy Rainfall ,
Montana The California Woo
Growers and Dealers Association
Ask for Protective Tariff on
Wool.
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The Missing Affianced husband.

WHEATLAND, May 23.-Brophy. the
missing atfianced husband Of Miss Pill
bean, has been heard from. He wired
from Sacramento that he will 90 10 a
strange country, instead of taking his
life. Miss Pilpean is still here, but she
will leave for Chicago
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Secretary Herbert Banqueted.

TACOMA (Wash.l, May 23.-Secretary
of the Navy Herbert and party arrived at
Z o'clock this evening and was BAN
quoted by the business men at the Com
mercial Club tonight. He responded to
the toast, "Our navy and its relation to
Puget Sound and the Northwest" To-
morrow the party will be shown about
the city and taken across the bay to the
Tacoma dry dock. The Secretary leaves
Friday night at midnight over the North
ern Pacific for Washington.
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Gift to the Episcopal Church.

SAN JOSE, May 23.-To-day Miss Mar
garet Tennant decided to William Mich
OILS, Bishop of the Episcopal Church,
land in this county worth $4,000, to es-
tablish a sanitarium to be connected with
the Episcopal Church at Pacific Grove.
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HIGH WATER UP NORTH.
Warm weather Causes the Spokane

Warm Weather Causes the Spokane
River to Rise.
SPOKANE, May %. The warm weather
has brought the Spokane River to the
highest stage known since the advent OF
the white man. At s o'clock tonight it
was one inch above last years record,
and that was two and three-quarters
inches higher than the previous record.
The river is still rising, but no serious
damage is ANTICIPATED.
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A PERFECT DELuGE.

HELENA (Mont.), May pa perfect
deluge prevailed here for about an hour
last night and for a number of days the
rains have been very heavy. Little dam
age was done here. but along the line ofthe
Montana Central there were mum ber of
bad washouts. All traffic on that road is
blocked. The Northern Pacific suffered
much less
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Ask Protection for Wool.

SAN Francisco, May pa largely at
tended meeting of the California Wool
Growers and Dealers Association was
held in this city to-day, with Jacob
Rosenberg as Chairman. Secretary
Moody was instructed to send the follow
ing telegram to Californa's Senators in
Washington:
Whereas as all other prominent in
dustries are to be protected, in justice we
ask protection for wool.''
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Postal notes will cease existence on
July lst.
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Had Many Hours to spare

SAN DIEGO, May 23.-Oscar Olsen, the
San Jose bicyclist, arrived in this city
this evening in fine form, after remark
able ride against time from San Fran
cisco. Leaving that city at 1890 o'clock
Sunday morning, ne arrived at 1925 to-
night making 620 miles in the remark
ably fast time of three days, twenty-five
hours and fifty-five minutes. He started
out to beat five days, and had over twen-
ty-five hours to spare.
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Hope Qda.), May 23.-"Crooked" Muir
ply was killed at o'clock this morning
by Sherman Dewitt in Jeannett & Mar
tins saloon. Both are freight brakemen
on the Rocky Mountain division. De-
witt came in with a train, ate his lunch
and went into the saloon, where he met
Murphy, who threatened to Elk" him.
Murphy grabbed his throat and drew u
knife. Dewitt drew revolver and shot
him behind the ear. killing him almost
instantly. Dewitt gave himself up.
The morning call., 1894-04-22

ELSS Second Unitarian Chu CHI. Corner
ss~S Capp and Twentieth sts., San Francisco.
(Take Howard, Mission or Valencia ST. cars to
Residence anu study at 2610 Folsom ST. near
Twenty second. Hours, II to lZ:30 daily and
Wednesday evenings. Sunday-Schooi at AS A. NJ.
Preaching at IL A. NJ. and 7:45 P. NJ The pastor
will preach. Morning subject, ECHOES From the
Congress of Religions aud What They Prophecy"
Evening platform meeting The pastor win be
assisted by the Rev Florence KOllock and others
All cordially invited. All seats free. The Arena
Club meets after the morning service. Next Sun
day night the pastor Will preach on 1.-THE Catholics
and the Public Schools"
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f. The sOphicai snveDtiau-F
81 morning session 10 A. N $40 Post ST.. for
business. Second session, 2:30 P. NJ, same hall;
addresses and papers Third session, @ Oldel Gate
Hall, P. M, 625 suffer St; addresses by the fol-
lowing-named speakers: L. I. HaTgrnVe of Lon
don, "Occultism, the Doctrine of Common
Seuse"; Pro essor j. D. Buck Of Cincinnati
scientific Theosophy"; the Countess Wacnmeis-
ter OF London, Philosophical "reminiscences"
Monday. April %. fourth and fifth sessions at 10
a. N. and 2: p NJ. $40 Post 81. Closing session
at Golden Gate Hall. 625 Suffer St, 8 ?. N.
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ES New Jerusalem, rst Society
E~| (SwedenboTglan), OiFarreil st. Web
steI-Rev. F. L. Higgins. min ster. Sunday-school
al 9 80 a NJ At l A. II. sermon, THE Badge of
True ID scipleship." Evening service suspend ed
because OF Religious Congress All are invited to
serVice
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- First UnIVersaIist Church-S -rvIces
@~S In Mission Music Hall, corner lwenty-frst
and Howard SITS. Rev Florence E. Kollnek VIII
preach at II An, and Rev @ Il. Shinn at 40 P.
Sunday-schOoi at 1890 P. n. Young Pc pies
Christian Union meets at 8 80 P n. All cordially
invited to attend these services.
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- Howard Presbytrrian Church, Mis-
~ sion ST., near Third-Jhe Rev. II. G. MintOn,
j. D.. viii preach at II A. N. and at 1880 p NJ.
Sunday school AT 8 80 A. NJ You Peoples So
ciet of Christian Endeavor at 6:I5 ?. NJ Prayer.
meeting on Wednesday evening al 1880 O'Clock.
AL are Kindly invited 70 these services.
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ECSP st. Paul's EV ugeIIeaI Luthe an
~ Church. SE. cor Eddy and Cough sJs.-Rev
j. NJ. Buehler pastor, German services at % % D
a. NJ Sunday-school at Gals A. N. By special
request English services will be held every Sun-
day evening at :45.
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e. Recognized Church "fJesus Christ
1~S OF L. ID. ) 800 Post st.-Preaehing at IL
A. n. and 7:45 P. N, by Mark H. Torscutt Morn
ing subject ..Ihe HOly Spirit.n All Welcome.
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= First BaptLst -Chureh. Eddy 81.

E[S5 First Baptist Church, Eddy St,
GT~S near Jones-Rev. J. Q. A. Henry. pastor.
Residence. 500 Bush st Preaching by the pastor
at II A. NJ, subject AN Unwilling testimony"
and at 7:3U p NJ. topic "RomaniSm and the
Bible" sunday school at 1880 ?. NJ Young
Peoples society OF Chris ian Enieavor at $3.50
P. II. Dung mems meeting Monday evening
at O'Clock. The pastor speaks at odd Fellows
Hail at 3 O'Clock on THE Japacy and Patriot
ISM" All these services are open 10 the pub
lie. StranCers are Welcome
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f. Calvary Presbyterian Church, Cor
G~S ner Powell and Geary sts.-Rev. John
Hemphll, ID. D.. pastor Will preach at II A. N. and
40 P. N. Evening topic, The Beast With Seven
Heads and en- Horns Ridden by Woman
Clothed in Scarlet" Sanbath-schOol at 1880
p. NJ. Young Peoples Society OF Christian In
deayor at 80 p. NJ. Friends OF the congregation
and strangers visiting the CITY cordially invited.
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E[FS First English Lutheran Church,
ss~S Gesry St, near cUaVa-BeY j. S. Simon,
pastor. Preaching services at IL A NJ and as
P. N. Subject OF morning sermon, Victory over
the World" Evening subject. " Creeds-Their
Necessity. Their Authority, Their Use and Their
Abuse" Sunday-sehool at 9:45 A NJ Young
peoples meeting at P. n. All are made well
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ES Anti-Romanist NIass-Meeting at
e~1 Odd Fellows Hail, SUNDAY a TsRNOoN
at o'clock. Rev. j. Q A. Henry will speak on
'rhe Papacy ana Patriotism" All patriotic peo-
pie are welcome.
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R9 The Picnic Committee of unity
Lb~S Monaghan Social and Benevolent Club viii
meet THURSDAY EVE ING at Academy Hall,
927 Mission ST., for the purpose of making ar
rangemeuts for our twentieth annual picnic 10 be
held at California Schuetzen Park Sunday. June 3.
By order p j. McELROY, Chairman.
JOHN BURNS Secretary. ap22 Su RI I'd
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B(ES Liberals and FRI ethinkers DR.
u1~S York. the noted orator, speaks at Scottish
Hall, Larkfn ST. this evening at O'Clock sharp ON
Education, Love and ii rriage." Don't miss
rare treat. Admission free
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EC97 Notice of Special Meeting of stock
Gr>S holders.-N office is hereby given that
special IL Getting OF the stockholders of The Crys-
tai Salt Company will be held at the Office OF the
company, 303 California ST.. San Francisco. Cal,
on mon DAY, the 18th day OF Nav, A. ID. 1894. at
the honr of 1880 O'Clock p NJ, for the purpose OF
filing the vacancy caused by the resignation of j.
w. SULLIVAN. and for changes in the bylaws and
such other business may properly come before
the meeting. Transfer-boo Will close on satur-
day. May g. at the hour of II O'Clock NJ
ap22 SuTuIh I'd GEO. SEARBE, Secretary.
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GERMAN GIRL, UNDERSTANDS GE ERAL
" homework, wishes situation with It spectacle
family. where she can attend evening school
Call or address l3l Third st. CITY, ap22 3t*
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DESPECTABLE GIRL, 16. WISHES POSITION
II in a small family to mind baby; washing;
sleep nome. Apply 2015 Quinn St., off Valencia,
near Fourteenth. sp22 3t*
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SUNDAY MEETINGS.

E SpeciaI-AIetrOpO il n Temple,
U.s. Monday night, April %, at O'Clock. Grand
mass-meeIing to Tatify the new Union for Prae-
tical Progress. Addresses by Henry Frank Of
New ORR City a distinguished and eloquent
speaker, by Revs. Hirst Ferguson, Sprague, Mrs
Stetson and many others. All churches. labor and
reform organizations and everybody interested in
social progress invited Admission free.
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IA ANTED-MIDDLE-AGED MAN WITH REF
W erences. wants work about gentlemans place,
horses. COW. garden: handy with tools; will WORK
for modest wages. Address ", box 123. Cali
Branch ONCE. ap22 81
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EyS Simpson Memorial NJ. r. hurch,
sE>S cor. HAYES and Buchanan sts-ReV. A G.
Hirst d. D. pastor. Residence SI3 Broderick st.
Preaching at l A. N. and :45 p. NJ. he pastor
Will preach at both services. Subject for The morn
ing, Behold the Word Has Gone After Him.
For the evening, "The Kings Invitation"
Special music by the choir for this service.
Sunday-schooI at 1880 P. NJ. c. b. Perkins
superintendent Epworth League service at $50
P. N. The seats In this church are free. The pub
lie cordially invited to all the services. Ushers
in attendance. Prayer meeting Wednesday even
ing at Z: 45 O'clock ap2l 2t%
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WANTED-A SITUATION TO DO LIGHT
w Office work by a reliable man can give the
best of references Address S. NJ, box 15S Call
Branch ONCE ap22 3tx
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Es-S Cough sts.-Rev. George Edward Walk rec
tor. The fourth Sunday after Easter. Sunday
school at $3.50 a. NJ Morning prayer and sermon
at II O'Clock. Subject of discourse, THE Fool
lshness of Preaching" Evening prayer and
sermon by the rector at 7:45 o'clock ON Thurs
day, the 26th inst, the annual meeting OF the
Women's Auxiliary viii convene in the church,
the preacher OF the occasion will be the Rev. Will
iamsH Moreland OF ST Lukeis Church. All guild
meetingg at usual time and places. There Will
be a service by ST. Andrews Brotherhood on
Wednesday evening All are welcome
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Il ANTED by A MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN.
~ situation as nurse and seamstress. light
chamberwork. Call or address 10 Boston pl, off
First st. a222 2t~
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MEXICAN GIRL, Id YEARS, WISHES
n Christian home (PrOtestant) privilege of
school: city or across bay Address c. p. box
40 Call Branch ONCE. ap22 3t+
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SITUATIONS WANTED : CoNTINUED
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

ITUATION WANTED BY YOUNG MAN
take care of horses, milk cows and make him
self generally useful about place Address r;
RU JEDI. Alameda. Railroad ave-, bet Third ano
Fourth SITS.
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- Halls t. l. { Cheap. Cambria
W. Hall, 1888 Mission ST., bet. Seventh and
Eighth. Apply to isnitor on PREMISES dr2A II sn
BUDAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA-THE
~ WEEKLY CALL. sent to any address in the
United States or Canada one year for 81, postage
tree
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~ ID naId Mu 70, EVangeI list From
sb~1 Toronto, Will continue h 5 ieetures on the
"rabernacle IN the Wilderness" illustrated by a
large model and charts in Gospel Hall, S65 Mis-
sion ST., at 80 and 80 NJ. Also every evening
during the week, except Saturday. at 7:45 O'clock
DO not fail to hear these most Instructive and in
teresting lectures Seats free. hymn books free
and no collection.
The morning call., 1894-04-22

YOUNG RESPECTABLE WOMAN. WITH
l child years old, wants situation in the
country or city; either homework or chamber
WORK. Address c. h. II Pfeiffer ST., bet. stock
ton and Dupont. ap22 3t*
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- Van ess Avenue Me hOdist pis-
49, .copal Church, bet. Bush and Pine sts.-Rev.
John i lrby. pastor. Residence, I40S Van Ness
ave- Sunday services: Preaching at II A. NJ
Subject. The Fatherhood OF God" at 1880
P. NJ. sermon by pastor. Sunday-sehOol at l2:30
P n. Epworth League at $3.50 P. n. Prayer.
meeting Wednesday evening at z 80.
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- Professor Fred I, Spea er t
Er~S the Humanitarian Society, viii conduct
two special meetings at the Metropolitan Temple
to-day as follows: Afternoon 2:l5-Subject:
spiritual Philosophy" Eveuiug, o. cIoek-sub-
ject "Spiritualism versus Spiriism: one elevates,
the other degrades." Mrs. II. Y. Dickey and Pro-
lessor Bell viii sing solos Everybody welcome.
Admission free. Collection.
The morning call., 1894-04-22

r. The st. Andrews ciety
3~S (Scottish charity VIII have its N y ~
thirty first annual excursion and family NJ THsS
reunion picnic at ii Campo, SATUR- <2zS
DAY, May g. Tickets for the round trip soc:
children half price Prizes for boatracing games
and bouquets. ape 1t Su
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ELDERLY NEW ENGLAND LADY, VERY
L capable. wishes position in small family as
houseKeeper, seamstress care of aged person.
small pay in pleasant home; good reference. Ad-
dress A b. C., box 4, Call Branch Office. SOB
Larkin ST. ap22 2ts
The morning call., 1894-04-22

GERMAN GIRL WANTS SITUATION To DO
VI chamberwOrk in hotel; city or country. Please
call at Prescott House, cor. Kearny ST. and Mont
gOmery ave. ap2l US
The morning call., 1894-04-22

MAN AND WIFE WILL RUN XII CHEN
I1 in boarding house, spring or summer resort:
frst-class reference. Address Man, box l42, ca IL
Branch ap22 St%
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CITUATION WANTED BY MAN AND WIFE
- on fruit ranch. Address R. c. NJ, 1913 Eagle
ave- Alameda ap22 3t*
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YOUNG GERMAN WOMAN, TO DO GEN
eral hOusework: is good sewer on machine.
Call $50 Folsom ST.. first floor apps 3t*
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poo,Ys TO LET-CoNTINUED.

IIH fnrnished rooms; single. 81, IS and SO pei
month: one large bay window front. Sl2; gentle
O 80 ap2l 3t*
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~ Plymo nth CongregatiOna Church,
OK Post ST.. bet Buchanan aud Webster-Rey
W. d. Williams, DID,. pastOr. Residence, 1919
Post ST. Telephone 1855 Preaching, IL A. NJ
and 1850 P. NJ. sunday schools at $3.50 A. NJ. and
- 80 P. NJ. Christian Endeavor. 80 P. NJ Pro-
lessor Lloyd's Bible class at the close of the
ing service Morning sermon by the pastor, Faith
IN the SonL' Evening sermon, at O'Clock, by
Rev. r. g. Hutchins. d. OF Los Angeles. spe-
cially invited by the Midwinter Fair Religious
Congress This Will be the closing service of the
Rel gious Congress- Good singing, Attentive
ushers. Every body invited. ap2l IT
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NOTICE OLE MEETINGS.

ER CaIedonian ub-An ual q
lz>S picnic and games at Shell Mound \, II u
Park on May 80 "a Highland welcome w Nv
to all c. CHISHOLM Chief. $1%
JAS. H. d UNcAN. Secretary. apis q Su
The morning call., 1894-04-22

- Notice Is Hereby Given TIL the
Es~S Maria Kip Orphanage of $40 Harrison St.
San Fran cisco, Cal, has admitted the following
haIf-nrphau girls from January /. 1894, to April
/ 1894: Clara Royle, aged years; Dora Scheel.
aged 2 years. ap22 ct
The morning call., 1894-04-22

f. Progressive Spiritualists viii
BE meet at Washington Hall, 50 Eddy St, at 2
?. N. TO-DAY for conference and tests Mrs. j.
j. whitney, Mrs. Maggie Waite and other promi-
nent mediums and speakers will take part. Ad-
mission free.
The morning call., 1894-04-22

It UA1ION WANTED BY A COMPETENT
young woman TO do homework: is GOOD plain
cook: good home preferred more than wsgee: CITY
or country. Call 3451S Third ST.. near / . rIson,
in rear. ap2O BIS
The morning call., 1894-04-22

T AIDES AND CHILDREN's DRESSES MADE
Il nice; fitted; terms by the day, 81 25. Address
d. C.. box 80. Call Branch ap22 3ts
The morning call., 1894-04-22

QAKER FOREMAN, FRS GLASS on BREAD
ID and cakes. wants steady situation. 5441a Ma
toma ST., bet. Sixth and Seventh. ap22 2tS
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IA ANTED-POSITION IN LODGING-HOUsE
W as working housegeeper; salary no object:
best references q. NJ box ] 80, Call Branch 20 80
COMPETENT WOMAN WISHES SITUATION
" as nurse and seamstress. Address CAT Mis-
sion st. apo Sta
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re- 4 Guarantee-French Female Pills
49, for Irregularities whatever cause. MRS.DR.
DAVIES. 1236 Market. Murphy b'ld'g. rm. So. I'm
The morning call., 1894-04-22

TOMPETENT WOMAN WANTS ANY KIND
I. ofhousework by the day; references. Apply
at 1917 Scott ST., near Ellis. ap22 3tN
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I,RESSM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CUTTER AND
II filter, wishes engagements by the day: perfect
fit guaranteed. l4251a Hayes ST. ap22 IS
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CITUATION WAN ED BY RELIABLE YOUNG
- woman TO do upstairs work and sewing or TO
take of children. iCall or address 324 o. Far
rell st. ap21 3tS
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MAN AND WIFE WANT SITUATION IN
vi the country; man as general farmwork, wife
as housekeeper or second work. Address CHAS
K Rfaiffar ST Stockton and DupOnt. - 3tr
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MRS ROCKWELL DRESS AND COAT
vi maker; work out or at home: cutting and
basting a speciality; from so cents up. Room l,
2O9 KearnV St ap22 7t%
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ANTED BY YOUNG DRESSM AKER.
- situation seamstress or companion by the
month: cut and fit: is willing TO make herself
Use vi besides references given. Address Dress
maker box log, Call Branch Office. ap22 3tS
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re- John Slater, Spirit Medium-St.
W. Georges Hail. 9091a Market ST.. this after
noon at 2:30 and evening at sharp. Both
seances to be devoted entirely to tests and mes
ssges from spirit friends Admission Is cents =
The morning call., 1894-04-22

"A OMAN WITH SISTER IL YEARS OLD
~ wants situation working bousekeeper: Is
good COOK: can do plain sewing; will 60 in coun-
try ranch or take charge of furnished ioom-
ng-house. Call or address MRS. PARDEE, rs
Eureka ST ap22 2t*