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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-04-29

WITHOUT INTRoDUCTIoN-C. D. W., City.
A man can force his acquaintance upon lady
without the formalty of an introduction, but
of etiquette.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-04-29

HAMBURG-S. o.. City. The navfgable chan.
mel of the Elbe has been improved so that yes
sells drawing eighteen feet of water can reach
the city OF Hamburg at high tide.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-04-29

FASTEST LoCoMoTIvE-M. L., City, The
fastest locomotive running out of San Fran
cisco at this time is that belonging TO the
Southern Pacific Company and known as 1890
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THE NAyY--W. S. p, Salinas, Cal. An an
swer in a question about joining the United
States navy was given In the Query Column on
Sunday ADril %
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their great fight on paper they may make ~
their minds TO meet in the ring; but that is
one of the possibilities of the future winch
would not be safe 10 bet on.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-04-29

EPRoBLEMs-H. D., City. The Query Column
does not answer questions In arithmetic, prob
lens in algebra nor catch questions.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-04-29

JACKsoN-W. o. K, City. Peter Jackson
(colored) knocked out Frank Slavin in the tenth
round at he National Sporting Club London,
on Nav 30 1892
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-04-29

show that bis argument Is at fault. Too much
immigration has been given as one OF the causes
of hard times.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-04-29

Part eleven of " Picturesque Califor-
mia Will be ready tomorrow. 1t is de-
voted TO the southern part of the State.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-04-29

M
here is like good
Corco<c book. Each leaf
SOi oCtS, II you turn over Is
VA better than the one
IAiQ before. few months ago
Esf+;~~ we secured the services Oh
ltIAlIX an expert corset hitter.
Corco4 Since hen many changes
been made. We guarantee you comiorl'
able fit, no matter what your shape.
HALE'S KID FITTING, SATIN
covered, whalebone and perfor-
ated side stees. heavily SILK
stitched. black or gray, extra long
waists. short. medium and long $3.50
lengths. high bust. 81. 81 90, 81 apo-,
% oV...o.... al
Black sateen. heavily silk stitched $3.50
short lengths, but long waisted... 1DL
WARMERS B; B. B.. long wasted, S1 so
positively unbeatable. Pair
WARMERS e E. E, HIPLESS COR
SET long wasted, black ao sa5een e LIS
WARRANTED uQpredkaDI6. t3lF
HALE's EXTRA LONG WAIST. GO.50
high bust and Venus back, finest dDL-
black sateen, real whalebone..... Pair
HALRs EXTRA LONG WAIST.
silk and wool. exquisite shape, @ $50
Derfect fitting bon ed with whale I'D d
BONE strong and durable. Pair
Il. q s. CoRsETs. extra length. @O.5O
black and gray. finest finish 81, aDL-
81 so, 81 rs, 81 and. .............. Pair
II. & 3. CoRSETs. warranted gepu-
inc whaebone, extra long waist
ed extra sizes. black only, silk o. . 90
stitch. fine finish viii always keep tDO---
It's shape NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Pair
"e71" coRSETS. our special Empire q 80
Corsets short fronts, only four W l.
hooks. black only, fancy finish. Pair
THOMPSON coRsETs, 81 90 to-. 1880
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ......,....... N2-
FAMOUS r. d. CoRSETs
FERRIS JACKSON WAISTS.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-04-29

RAcEHoRsEs-O. s.. City. The rule of the
track is that a jockey shall drive trotting
horse and ride running horse.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-04-29

DECREE OF DIVORCED. r. j., Sausalito,
CAL AS a general rule it is not necessary that
an applicant for marriage license should ex-
hibit TO the County Clerk or the party issuing
the licrnse a decree TO prove he or she is a
divorces the declaration under oath being
sufficient. There may be instances when the
clerk has knowl dye that the applicant has
figured in divorce case, and, not knowing that
divorce had been grained, he might wish TO
see the decree in order TO satisfy himself befol G
issuing the license.
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APPROXIMATE LOCATION.

The numb-r of miles given In the last column
shows that the tendency of tho national de-
veIopment has been westward. The monument
designating the center of population as shown
by the census OF 1890 Is OF limestone, located
In Decatur County, Indiana ana pears lne In,
scription, "Pillar OF the Center of Population"
WASHINGTON, d. C.-Inquiry, City. male
child born in the city of Washington, ID. c., and
residing there until he attains his majority is
not entitled TO vote except for part OF the men,
bers OF The Board Of Education. The District
of Columbia was in 1874 placed under the con-
troll OF Congress, under the provisions OF article
], section 8, OF the constitution Of the United
States, which confers upon Congress control Of
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-04-29

Spruce beer is made by boiling the
shoots, bark and cones of the fir.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-04-29
Leather
Goods
Just
Opened

right. Come and see the
goods.
Combination Pocket Books and
Card Cases.
Russia, assorted colors, nickel CHo
clasps ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -
Russia assorted coIors, nickel R0C
clasps, leather lined. ............. w
Morocco, three styles. assorted Toe
coiors. nickel clasps. .............. ~
Seal. with sterling silver mount q 80
ings..............Sl.O0. $l.25 and .p l.
E1tra-quality Morocco, sterling sill Oils
yer ornaments. full leather lined. I'D l.
Fine Alligator. Russia Innings @O.OO
throughout Observation-Disclosures. sDA-
Genuine Lizard, Russia Innings. 49,. o.
Genuine Seal, Russia Innings sterling q 900
silver ornaments. I'D e.
Genuine. Alligator, Russia Innings. CD rs
sterling silver ornament......... IDA-
Purses.
complete and handsome assert p $50
Purses and Card-Cases in Sets.
In = variety of pretty colorings or
namented with sterling silver. q $50
put up in neat cases ....Sl.25 TO o.
Ladies' Shopping-B Bags.
Imitation Morocco, 10x7 inches. 6Oo
drawn tops of sateen. styles. w
Imitation Morocco. same as above, T6O
with card-case on outside. ~
Morocco, satin tops. drawn with 9: 90
heavy silk cord very neat. I'D -
Morocco with purse and handker-
chief pocket. bound with silk
cord, oxidized clasps, 3 STYLES. q rs
prices. $3.50 and I'D L.
Double bags, all leather, ex7 inches
serviceabIe. .............$2 So. 90 and :DA-
MORE Chatelaine-Bags.
Moire suk leather lined, nickel fit q 1.25
tings. AN extreme novelty. ...... ID -
Moire silk Pockets. two compart-
ments, with silk covered girdle- q 30
hook, two sizes. ........ 81. 20 and eD L.
|:z::::;:;;;;
s57, 939, 941 MARKET STREET,
San Francisco.
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About
Some
Special
Things.

Color lines or sizes are brok en- to sell out
the remaining sizes or colors. We marx
the things way down. That's another kind
of special.
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New Moire Silk.

1t has been a struggle to keep enough OF
this most popular silk eff the season on hand
to meet the demand A large stock for your
inspection just at present. The new invoice
embraces:
BLACK MORE in all grades and
newest designs. some with the . R0
satin stripe. 81. 81 35, 81 90. 81 50 .A.OO
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-04-29

PONGEE SILKS. rs inches wide.
good heavy quality, 1412 TO is
yards In piece per piece, So rs, e
"a d. ..-..........'.. ...4--.-..-.. "
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-04-29

COLORED MORE, a good assert
ment of shades. two grades just IN
received, 81. Observation-Disclosures. Leu
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-04-29

JAPONETTES. 80 inches wide, q
new and novel dress fabric OF
the Bingham family. The curl
Gus crossbar pattern gives an
Oriental effect and probably sug-
gested the name. Many different
color combinations.
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Housekeepers' Special.

SO dozen PILLOW-CASES,m made OF
an excellent quality of muslin,
45x36 inches in size. on sale to.
morrow at
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-04-29
Special.

SILK SERGE CARRIAGE PARA
SOILS. silk lined. ebony handles,
crooks. straight and carved, tho
regular price Is 81 so; special a I 90
PRICE,. ........s...,.....,......S " l.
(Only 20 OF the aboVe)
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A Big Special.

1850 yards of BEST QUALITY
GINGHAMS. short ends, from l
to z yards long. plaids. checks,
stripes. newest colors and pat
terms, worth l21 ac...............,
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Special.

LADIES' DERBY GLOVES, 4 large
fancy buttons, fancy stitch back,
Ians. browns and English red a
a ~gFsh ST p DECENTRALIZATION. sort Of glove l0o
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-04-29
w " all departr,ants
Things
You Need
For
Summer.

list OF wash fabrics. we nave Tue same
KINGS. some pretty new silks on the other
side of the store and the lowest priced
moires in town.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-04-29

PosTAGE-C. d. W., City. There was time
when the postage on unsealed letters for city
delivery was only 1 cent, but now all first-class
matter whether for delivery III this city or for
transmission out of the city is cents per ounce
In case letter is dropped ia the pos,office
with 1-cent stamp on it, as was done by YOU
when you mailed your letter of inquiry, the
postal authorities affix 1-cent postage due'
stamp on 1t and collect from the party TO whom
the letter Is addressed.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-04-29

Morocco, with purse and handker-
chief pocket. bound with silk
cord, oxidized clasps STYLES. 3 q I. 10
prices 81. %, $3.50 and I'D L.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-04-29
Special.

SILK AFFETA GAUNTLET
GLOVES, In the popular summer
shades, all sizes, soc and Toe
value. ..2bc ana
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-04-29

FLANNELETTE, the most popular
of the cotton fabrics, variously
known as outing cloth, tennis
cloth, gypsy flannel and domet,
all grades, all patterns, newest
styles, sc, S1sc, 10c and. .........
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Another Big Special.

A. BROWN MUSLIN, the kind you
always pay S12e for; on special
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SILK STRIPE ZEPHYRS, creams,
Iavenders. pinks, blues. new ana
original designs. ...................
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Wash Fabrics.

FIGURED CREPE CLOTHS. the
prettiest cheap wash fabrics In
town, and immensely popular. l..
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-04-29

"971" coRSETS. our special Empire G I 80
Corsets, short fronts, only four I'D l.
hooks. black only, fancy finish. Pair
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-04-29

Double bags, all leather, 9x7 inches
and 9xl2 inches. very strong and q .,
seryiceable. 80. 90 and eDA-
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-04-29

SOUTH AFRIoA-S. c., City. To reach the
gold mines OF South Africa the most direct
route from this city is by way of New York and
Livei pool. The cost will depend upon the
mode of travel selected, whether by rail or via
the isthmus from this port, and whether by
sailing vessel or steamer from New York to
Liverpool From that port to the point nearest
to The mines the fare is SIS.
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Special.

CHILDREN'S HOSE, an extra fine
quality cotton hose, russell hldes
to match shoes. double knees,
heels and toes, sizes to S1h; The
kin dYou pay SOC for. ....,,,.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-04-29

EMBARRASSING colors. pinhead
checks and plaids, best quality
and perfect beauties. ........,....
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~ PPORT UNITIES
81 hpresent themselves
9almOst daily 10 buy
~ desirable merchan-
disc for less than it
Is really worth. II the
thing be good and we
think you will buy OF us at
a reduced price we lake ii.
THAT is A SPECIAL.
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!. & 3. CORSETS, warranted gepu-
inc whalebone, extra long waist
ed, extra sizes. black only, silk Q . 90
stitch, fine finish, viii always keep DO
Its shape. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Pair
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-04-29

CRINKLED SEERSUCKERS, 81
inches wide. in stripes OF new
and popular colors, two-toned ef- 80
feet, in cotton fabric, see these I%S
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THOMPSON coRsETs. 81 90 to-. @GBo
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ......,....... qp2-
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81. q 8. CORsETS. extra length, q $50
black and gray. finest finish. 81, ID u
81 so, 81 rs, 81 and............... Pair
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-04-29

The CoMMONwEAL ARMY-C. d. W., City.
1t is impossible to say how many men who
have joined the Commonweal and Industrial
armies will reach Washington. d. c., on the 9Th
OF next May. There Is no record OF the number
OF men who are tramping toward he capital
nor Is there any way OF determining how many
may drop out or how MANY may join between
this time and the date mentioned
VALEDICToRIAN-D. Nee, Lyon, Marshall
County, Mimi. There are two methods OF Sc
lecting the valedictorian for the graduating ex-
erclses In State high school. One Is TO select
for that office the pupil who has attained the
highest average rank. and the other Is TO allow
the graduating class to select the valedlctorian
without regard TO rank
BuAcKBoARDs-A. NJ, City. There Is no
preparation but paint that can be used on
blackboard for the purpose of ruling IL. Those
are the only lines that will not be obliterated II
the board is carefully and lightly washed 1t
NAV be a tie expensive TO rule blackboard
in that way but the benefit resulting will many
times offset the cost
SUNSET CITY FENCE-C. D., City. The fence
around Sunset City was built by j. n. Weir.
with lumber donated for the purpose. 1t con-
taips about $4,000 feet of lumber ana re-
ouired little over 5000 pounds OF nails to put
it up The fence represents In material and
labor $500, OF which $1,000 Is for labor alone.
CHINESE MINISTERIAL. j. g., Vallejo, Cal.
The Chinese Minister 10 the United States is
named Yang Yu and his office Is in the city
of Washington. ID. c.. His duties are the same
az those OF any other foreign Minister to look
out for The interests of the people or his country
ABOUT EUcHRE-F W., San Jose. Cal. In a
game of eucbre If A orders b up to save lone
hand and takes ali the tricks, B makes only
two points. That is the decision of number
of first-class euchre sharps and they are sup
ported in their decision by Hoyle.
CoRBETT AND JACKSoN-C. w., City. When.
ever Corbett and Jackson get through making
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-04-29

Morocco. satin tops. drawn with @. 90
heavy silk cord. very neat. ....... I'D l -
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HALE'S EXTRA LONG WAIST. e. $50
high bust and Venus back, finest I'D L-
black sateen, real whalebone..... Pair
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-04-29

HF you need a purse.
a shopping bag or a new
belt we are going TO
u try and sell 1t 10 you.
Opened up last Thurs.
day an immense line OF
novelties In leather goods,
aud marked them TO sell
al lower prices than you
can buy for elsewhere.
Quality and price both
right. Come and see the
goods.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-04-29

HALES EXTRA LONG WAIST,
silk and wool. exquisite shape, @ 0.50
perfect fitting, boned with whale Do
bone, strong and durable. ......... Pair
The morning call., 1894-06-02

Laura de Force Gordon is president, and
the Equal Rights League OF San Fran
cisco. presided over by Mrs. Emma
Gregory.
The ladies. alth ough eager TO WELD the
ballot, had shown thai they 10 not intend
to forget the trivial graces of life in the
whrl of politics, by the pretty manner in
which they had decorated the hall. Green
ana yellow were the prevailing colors in
Grapery and flowers, but pictures were
also used 10 adorn the platform as we'll as
TO point moral in the cause of woman's
suffrage. One large photograph in partieu-
lar, that was enshrined among orange
colOred flowers. represented a woman of
dign ifed and graceful mien. surrounded by
her political peers" TO wit: peculiarly
Notwithstanding Indian, an idiot, with a
forehead like a slOping roof. n raviug
maniac and adebssed-looking convict, clad
in stripes as wide as a Zpbra's. The audi
ence more than half-fillPd the body of the
hall. and there was a very fair showing of
men among the well-dressed women.
Every one followed the proceedings with
The morning call., 1894-06-02
RepubIican Club Meeting.

At meeting of the Republican Central
Club of the Thirty-Dintn Assembly District
last night at Pacific Hall the executive com.
mittee reported the following for delegates
10 the State tion: w. W. Montague.
A. Z. Castle, W. II. Button. n. .Jissen.
JOHN g. 1'yrrell, X. G. Falk. William NJ
Sullivan. Edward n. Ayers, Louis Peck
Wiz. Il. p Goldstein. G. Il. Murray. j. L
Flaheriy and l.. D. Sloss. The club in
dorsed the recommendation. Speeches
were made by William S Barnes, General
w. H. H. Hart, John S. Eaos and j. D..
Leonard
The Eleventh Ward Republican Clue
met at 10 A bion avenue last night After
a large mum Der had signed the roll. a
motion was made that the club indorse the
delegates named by the County Committee.
The motion WAS carried. with only four
voting In the negative. 1t was also decided
by the club TO use its utmost influence in
support OF the delegates on the ticket.
The Regular Permanent Republican
Club Of the Eighteenth Senatorial District
met last night at Music Hall. The hall
was well filed. Messrs. Gilleran, Sawyer,
Layden and Madden made enthusiastic
speeches. 1t was resolved TO support the
nominees OF County Committeeman Dono-
van, and endeayor 10 elect thom as dele
gates TO the State C invention.
The morning call., 1894-06-02

other? As for being bought. all 1t would
do might be to lower the price of votes by
cheap voting"
Mrs. French added: IAN organized So
ciety of men in this city live off the earn.
lngs of these wUmen," and Miss Helen
Moore declared that in Wyoming the
demi-mOnde had rallied so much to the
polls that the other women, in selt-de-
Tense, had to go there. Too.
a large audience was present at the
evening session, and considerable enthusi-
asm prevailed. The first speaker. Rev. A.
Z. Hirst DID,, expressed the warmest ap-
prevail of wOman's suffrage
There has come to STAY" he said. "a
splendid factor, fully equipped for the
struggle of life, and that is woman. The
very conditions OF the life in which we ara
placed are forcing women more and more
into the arena TO night for purity agains
impurity. You take the dynamic factors
of this life, and none OF them has sue h
potency a educated, refined womanhoo BOD.
When great questions come before the
American people they are always settled
by the ballot. There ara twn-that Of
temperance and the public schuol cues
ton. These have to be settled soon, and
there is no use talking about it-women
must be allowed 10 vote on them"
In the discussion on DR.. Hirsts spe ech
Laura de Force Gordon spoke very en-
phatically TO the men WHO describe politics
as a filthy pool. "WhO made them so ?
You men. If you men have made an
Augean stable of the halls of legislation
we are coming in to havea housekeeping,
and don't you forget ii"
Among the other speakers who too k
part in the discussion was Moses Hull of
Boston, a well-known emperance and
wOman's suffrage advocate.
Mrs. de Vellie, an organizer of the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union.
was invited to address the meeting and
did so, strongly urging women not 10
neglect their privileges through ignorance
or carelessness.
During the course of the day good deal
Of agreeable music was performed. Mrs.
Chandler led the singing OF "America."
Mrs l.. 6. Anderson's double quartet sang
excellently. Miss Wynant's vor al solo was
artistically performed. Miss Pearl No.
ble's cOrnet solo aroused great applause
and Miss Abbie Smith Forbes sang "Vot-
ing as We Pray"
To-day's programme is as follows:
10 A. M.-Mnsic, columbia" leader Mari
eta Abbott Chandler; paper Miss HamIin
soprano solo; address. Clara FolfZ; recitation.
Heroic Women" Eugene de Forest; paper.
chow TO Vote" Alfred Cridge.
2P. NJ Music, Ladies' Campaign Club: re.
marks, Judge Mcfarland; address, President
Jordan of Stanford University; soprano solo !:
address, NJ. McGlynn ESQ.,; music, C. CIub.
remarks, Adolph Sutro aud George I. Bromley
music, c. Club.
SP M.-Music. Ladies' Campaign Cub: adj
dress, Judge II. Z. Dibble: campaign song.
Mrs. AndersOn address. Hon. P. Raddy
music; remarks, James H. Barry and Mrs. Dr.
kellogg Lane; music; closing remarks by the
presidents.