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Showing His Shirt.

Mr.,X. Is q gentleman Of remArka.
BILE hrmness and courage. There Is
40 man In n who rules his house,
hold with stricter discipline-at least
50 he says himself, and, Of course, he
ought to know.
The other day he and some Others
were discussing the conduct OF 70.
pcatedly henpecked friend.
'For my part" said Mr.. Y. loftily,
II cannot understand o man submit.
ting to be tyrannized over by his
wife. Now Mira y. knows me. I
have taught her to obey-that my
will Is law ana ! should just like to
see her rebel, that's ALL"
Unfortunately some malicious per.
son carried his words In o much OK.
aggerated form to Mrs. y. That
singularly Obedient dame was not to-
he trihed with. On her husbands
arrival she Immediately attacked
him about his unworthy conduct.
He hesitated, stalnmered, apologlzed,
whercup0n she grew violent.
"How dare you, sill? How dare
you talk OF me In that manner be.
fore q pack OF your boon companions?
The man who should protect me
laughs ut me publicly! It's out
rage0us! tell you I've o good mind
To-"
Here she seized q long. handled
brocm-a movement 90 suggestive
that her husband precipitately lied
upstairs to bedroom. She followed
at hts heels. burst In after hip. aud
found that he had taken refuge under
the bed. 81,
"Come out, you mean wretchl''
she cried. prodding him with the
broom.
EASY, Marie, easy" expostulated
the unfortunate husband
'You great coward, come out.
say" with another vigorous prod.
"Never, Marie, never! I'll never
come out while I've the spirit OF a
man" gaspcd the fugitive, shrinking
closer to the wall.
Mr.. n, however, ultimately sur
rendered. He now maintains q dis
Greet reticence regarding his domestic
relations
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LOOKED LIKE A BORN Duke
. Nobieman by purchase, Who Made n
Money In Chewing Gum.

. Nobieman by purchase, who Made faSs
Money In Chewing Gum.
The amateur traveller, as his
friends call him, was in a mcditativo
frame Of mind, and everyone knew
that over the second cup of black
cofc which followed his dinner no
was thinking OF some fO,eiRn land.
by that mysterious principle of
thought transference which every
body knows nothing about, q New
York Tribune man asked, "D.d you
ever see q live duke at homer"
"Yes," he said, II was just think.
ing about one duke saw. had
driven out from Palermo to the races
at La Fau0rita, where In an amphi-
theater Of great mountains the 81.
Gillian nobility had gathered tn see
some bad racing. 1t was one Of the
most beautiful spots on earth. Tho
great mountains hemmed about Q
level plane and It seemed too grand
for horse racing, you know, only .
week imitation, which really did not
detract from the sublimity Of the
place, but gave people an excuse for
being there. We we're driving back
after the races through the Corso.
where up and down the Sicilian great
men passed one another, when.
winging up the broad way, I saw .
.arriagc, the panels Of which blazed
with armorial bearings 1t was Of
an ancient and most respectable make
and was drawn by four white horses,
on two of which were Positions In
liveries Of blue aud silver. On tho
box, with foded arms, sat two foot
men In the same livery, and on tho
footb0ard behind We two more. all
four with cooked hats and white.
curling wigs
ION the blue velvet cushions Of
the carriage reclincd an old man with
snow white imperial ana mustache.
lie was heavy Of face and figure, and
from beneath dropping eyelids luster-
less eyes looked out, AZ II upon
world In which he had seen nothing
except safety. His forehead was
high, his nose aQuilins and his whole
Dir one OF aristOcratic repose. 1t was
u strong face and one to be remem.
bered. lean see II now rising through
the mlsts Of memory above those OF
kings and princes. As the carriage
swept by and was lost In the thrOng
Of the crowded Co.so I asked my
driver, Who was that?' The Duke
do la he answered. IL was an
ancient name, long known 10 Italy.
and 1 specialized "a ! drove up and
down what that man might have &C.
complishcd had he been born duke.
That night, Ut the Hotel do France.
I remarked that had seen the Duke
that day In the Corso, for his strong
face was In my mind. The company,
two or :hree Of the old Sicilians and
an Englishman long resident, laughed,
and one said: Oh, yes; as clever q
man as one would want to meet, ex
cept for his dukedom.'
"'How IL that?'
"Why he was poor peasant boz
who worked like hts, and finally
made fortune BY inventing u new
kind Of chewing gum. He put BIZ
money In railroad contracts and
made more. Then he bought th'
Dc la estate, and In those day
the title went with the estate, 80 HI
1 Is q duke, rs you see him. The las
of tho De las have long sine
slept In their family sepulchrc, bu
for energy and ability will mattel
this chewing gum man against an,
one Of them that ever lived"
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RROSSEAU & CO.,
COMMISSION
MERCHANTS!
Grain and Provisions.
No. IS Board Of Trade, Chicago.
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This L :. :.p::';,sS. e.: srsSS ~
8 eE:s.:y what they vent; THIS cspES:sio1
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spolis. Ashland, Duluth and AZ points n the
and dine equipment. e6sFs iad1osmsat which
cannot DO surpassed.
THIS 10 the only line running both Through
Chicago 70 Pacific Coast Points without
For full infsrmatioa address your: nearest
ticket agent or
JAS. o. POND.
Gen. Pass. and tn. ~, Ohloaso. NJ
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TIE new billiard hall Of aessIs.
Sagan 3 Barber, over the House OF
David, ls2 Clark street, u the finest
10 the city. Vislt it.
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Summer Train Services via Wisconsin Cen.
trail.

Effective May %. To Waukesha
and lake resorts $40 q. M, LES p.
NJ, 3:45 p. H., 8 p. m. To St. Paul,
Minneapolis, Ashland, and Pacific
Northwest Cos p. w., HAS p. m.
To Duluth 6:05 D. m.
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JUDICIARY OF COOK COUNTY.


JOS. E. GARY, Chief Justice.
HENRY M. SHEPARD.
THEODORE BRENTANO.
HENRY v. FREEMAN.
ARTHUR II. CfiETLAIN.
JOHN b. PAYNE.
STEPHEN D.
The morning call., 1894-11-20
DIES WERE FOUND.
Benjamin Beach Is Suspected of
Counterfeiting.

Last evening United States Marshal
Baldwin sent deputy to Stockton for the
purpose of bringing to this city a man VINO
WAS arrested several days ago In the
sloUghs of the San Joaquin River and " ho
is strongly suspected of being one of a
dangerous gang of eounterfeilers who have
been operating in that vicinity.
The man arrested is BENJAMIN Beach
and he has been living on Roberts island.
which is fifteen miles from Stockton, for
two years past. lis exact location is be-
tween the San JnsQuin River and what is
known as the Middle River.
For some time past Mr.. Harris, from re-
liable Information received, has suspected
that Beach has been engaged in ueiarious
work. and on the 14lh inst, when be de-
seended upon the suspected individuals
domain, his suspicious were confirmed
Some excellent steel dies, used iG making
S., 81 aud ffty-ceut pieces. were found in
his possession. He immediately placed
Beach under arrest and lodged him
In the Stockton jail. He was after
ward examined before Commissioner j. B.
Webster, aud Was held to answer 10 the
charge With bail fixed al $500. Beach is
a young man about IS wears of age and
halls from New York. After his arrival
in this State he worked as q butcher 10
Butte County and afterward tried farm
ing. Since taking up his residence on
RobeTts Island be has led a somewhat
lonely existence. The Government officials
claim that soon after his arrival Beach
tried TO arrange with a blacksmith for
making him some tools.
The morning call., 1894-11-20
WHY The JAPANESE WIN.
The Beauty of Having Plenty of Force
Where Ii Is Needed.

The Beauty of Having Plenty of Force
Where Ia Is Needed.
Let US consider what we mean by taking
cold.
China is ten times more popuIous than Japan,
but the Japs have beaten their neighbors in
battle after battle.
W hat has that TO do with taking cold ? Mere
Iy this: the japanese manage tc be stronger
than the enemy at the points OF actual contact.
That is generalship.
Cold air strikes the skin, contracts the bloc
vessels, and drives The blood TO the interior,
where thu organs are congested and perhaps
Inf1amed. II is not enough TO take something
TO "stoD that cough" All the forces of he
body must be reused TO expel the invader. and
the earlier In the campaign this is done the
more complete will b. The victory.
In other words, the best weapon against
cold Is a stimulant OF which Dufy's Pure Malt
Wbiskey Is the best example 10 The market.
Its effect on the blood is to distribute it where
It belongs and TO keep the circulation brisk and
normal II Is Iine appetizer aDd gives strong
and welcome support to system run down by
work or worry, perhaps by combination Of
both.
Attention is directed TO the fact that Dufy's
Malt Is a medciual preparation, the purity of
which removes IL far from common whiskrY
and enables IL 10 give benefit where ordinary
whIskles would be valueless,
cough Is only sign OF cold. To quiet it
temporarily does not drive the enemy from The
body. The conquest of cold is a simple mat
Ter when one uses Dufy's Pure Malt Whiskey.
The morning call., 1894-11-20
PROPOSALS
For Construction OF a Stout Circular
Brick Sewer in Fifteenth Street,
From Center Line of Howard Street
to East Line OF Folsom Street.

OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE BOARD OF
~ supervisors Of the City and County OF san
FRANCISCO. November 20, 1894.
In accordance with resolution so. Il Dos
(Third SeTies) 81 The Board OF Supervisors
SEALED PkOl OSALS viii Ue received In open
Board NOS DAY AFTERNOON. NCyember 70.
1894, from 2 10 80 O'Clock. Tor supplying ali
sewer, with TWO q manhoIes ana covers In FIT
teenth street, from rhe center line OF Howard
street 20 the essI-ry iiue OF ECsOm street. In
cordaDce win Specifications on file n this once.
ne work 10 D. dOHe under direction and 20
the satisfaction OF tie superintendent 81 Streets
aud Street Committee o. the Board Of Supervisors
and 10 Be CompizIed within sixty days from date
OF award OF contract
Hight hours 20 constitute days work for per
soDs employei upon the
NOIlCE-btdders viii esTims te ana state
price Tor which ths entire wJrE aDo We described
will be performed
The party 70 whom the contract Is awarded will
De required, prior 30 ~ the time OF the exscu-
ton or tue contract. To pay the cost OF adyerts
this nOEtee IN three daily neWsaapecs
In order 70 preserve uniformity ana 20 facIIrate
the award the Board has reserved 10 receive No
b ds unless made upOn DismE 9Dg as prepared "
the committee arr CERT ned cht cl- for The sum
OF $500 deposited BY the bid eE With suu Enads
payable 70 the Clers o. tie Board, conditioned n
The proposal accepted and iae contract ayysrard
and II the BIDDER 81 81 TAI neglect 70 execnte
written agreement and stVe rhe bond REQUIRED
VIII ain SIX dtys afssr the award j. mais then AID
city and County Trs4suy - said e srs a.
EQaidztso dam tses Tor such failure AID neglect
Blaas 5 furnished b. the CierE.
he hoard reserves The riE 10 reiset all bids ~
the pubic good require.
no2O 81 JNo. a. RUSSELL, Clerk
The morning call., 1894-11-20

OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE BOARD OF
" Supervisors OF the City and County or San
Francisco, November 20, 1894
In accordance with resolutions 20. j, 229 Third
Serlesl ofthe Board OF supervisors, SEALED PRO
POSALS viii be received 10 open Board on MON
DAY Az ERN OON, November 20, 1894. from
70 $3.50 O'Clock, for rem wing the cObbies az pres
eut laid Mission 5 rect, De tween Main street
and Shaw alley on the south side, and between
that portion required by law TO Ue keDt IN order
by the railroad company having tracks thereon:
for resettlng the curbs thereon and for repaYing
the roadway thereof with basait rocks.
The cobbiss removed 20 he the property OF the
party 10 whom the contract Is awarded
he work to be done under the direction and to
the satisfaction OF the superintendent OF Streets
ana the Street Committee OF the Board OF Super
vlsoTs and IN strict accordance with plans and
pieted within 20 days Of the signing of the
The southerIy side Of the street to be completed
and open Tor travel before the northerly side
thereof Is disturbed
Eight hours TO CONSTITUTES days work for per-
sons employed upon the work
NOlICE-Bidders viii estimate and state
specific sum for which tue entire work viii be
performed
Tire party 10 whom the contracts awarded Will
be required prior 70 or az the time OF the eIscu-
tion Of the contract TO pay the cost OF advertising
this notice 10 three daily newspapers.
In order 70 preserve uniformity and 20 facfli-
tate the awar the Board has resolved 70 receive
no bids unless made upon blank forms prepared
by the committee and a Certified check for the
made payable 20 the CLERK OF the Board. con
ditloneo II the proposal Is accepted and the
contract awarded and II the bidder shall fail or
neglect 70 execute written agreement and give
the required bond within six days after the award
is made. then and f. that the said sum
shall be paid IN TO the City and County Treasury
and neglect
Blanks furnished bY the CLERK
The Bossd reserves the right TO reject AL bids If
the pubic good so require
no2C 81 JNo. A RUSSELL. Clerk.
The morning call., 1894-11-20
THOMAS IS HELD.
He Is Suspected of the Burglaries in
Alameda.

Burglar Sam j. Thomas, supposed to be
the isnd who assaulted the VOLTS. had his
preliminary hearing On three charges IF
burglary before Judge lines yesterday
afternoon in Alameda.
4 large crowd was in attendance. and
Thomas, the notorious colored man, was
led into the courtroom through a back
door looking more like cbicken-thief a,
his first arrest than a daring burglar.
Burglar Thomas looked eowardly. The
assailant of the VOLTS was a coward. and
without evidence of the fact it is pretty
well understood that Thomas is the man.
II was PREDICTED in the columns Of TIE
CALL just after the Wolff assault that tie
burglar would turn out 10 BE- colored a nd
8 resident OF Alsmeds. Thomas answers
to both Of these particulars, having been
employed there for 8 considerable time by
81. F. Tarpey.
Thomas had no attorney present yester-
day and made no defense. Deputy District
Attorney Church was present for the
prosecution. The fr,t complaint WAS rob
bing the Martin residence, al 2122 San Jose
avenue. At October IL
Mrs. E. Beulogne, daughtsr-in-lsI of
The morning call., 1894-11-20

Non-Partisan hody. The ia ling off of It's
strength IN the last election was due to
other Issues above party. Such an organ
lzatlon would require to get at The bottom
OF things-to be educated and awaken Il
public conscience. 1t is not sufficient to
form party and then expect every one to
support 1t. Clubs throughout the city
should be formed ana a complete central
organization effected. These clubs must
seek to develop the political side of the
question, interest people in their respect
we p rts of the city. educating the people
in Loyalty in municipal affairs, and thus
tending to develop the moral sense and TO
elections will take care OF themselves.
This concluded the programme, though
Mr.. Murdoch made few congratulatory
remarks upon the speeches and interest
shown In the dinner.
The morning call., 1894-11-20
TRUSTEES SALE.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH TIE TERMS AND
L under the authority OF a certain deed OF trust.
part, to HENRY C. CAMPBELL and THADDEUS
B. KEN I trustees. parties Of the second part. and
The SAN FRANCISCO SAVINGS NIDN, party Of
the third part. dated January u 1880, and re-
corded IL the Office OF the County Recorder OF the
city and county OF san Francisco. state OF Caifor-
in LibeF 1875 of deeds at ges 2OS aud follow
ing: and in pursuance OF a resolution passed on
the s7h day o. Novemoer. S54. BY the Board OF
Directors OF said san FRANCISCO SANiN GS
UNION. corporation anu the holder OF the note
(No- $685., 70 secure payment Of which the
aforesaid deed OF trust was executed. deelarinv
principal sum and other sums cue under said note
and deco of trust, ana requesting aud directing
said HENRY C. CAMPBELL and THADDEU, b
KENT. trustees. 70 sell the real estate described
therein 70 satisfy said Indebtedness
~ G, HENRY c CAMPBELL and THADDEUS
b. KENT, trustees. do hereby give notice that on
TUESDAY, the 9Th day OF december, A ID. 1894
sslesroom OF EASTON, ELDRIDGE q co No
65S Market street in the city and county o. san
Franc SEQ, state Of California, we viii sell It pub
TIC auction, 10 the highest bldder. for cash gold
coin OF the United states all the piece or parcel
OF land, sitHate in toe city and county OF San
francisco Stale OF California, described as fol-
lows 70 wit:
Commencing at the corner formed by the inter
eection OF toe westerly line OF PoiE- street with
the soufhefly iue OF suffer str ct running thence
Westerly along said line OF Suffer str e. sixty
eiehF fee, niEe inches (65 and s-l2 fee:j: thence
street one hundred and twenty G-0) feet 10 the
nortneriy line OF wainUr street: thence easteFly
nine inches (6s and 9-l2 feet, 70 said westerly
line OF Polk street. and thence Bortheriv along
the last AIMED line one hundred and twenty fl21}
feet. 70 the point of commencement, being p5r-
Ton o. 1fty-yzra lot nun Der SIX 81. ia block num-
Der nity-eight 49,. western Addition, Together
with the zppurrenaHcss-
TERMS or SAs.E-Cssh IN gold coin Of the
United states; 10 per cent payable 70 the under
sizEed on rms fan OF the hammer. o4ssnee or de-
Livery OF deed and II not PAID, unless for want
OF tile (ten days icing allowed for search, then
said 10 per be forfeited ana rhs sails 20 be
void Acts OF sale AZ purchasers expense
hESgY G Campbell Trustees.
THADDEUs =. KEN &.
mol IS % 2S - - des
The morning call., 1894-11-20
PEOPLES Bank Claims.

Consolidating the Claims of depositors
against the Peoples Home Savings Bank
by assignment of passboOks t" the Cali
fornia Safe Deposit and Trust Company
is being continued daily at the rate of
$4,000. The necessity of prompt action on
the part of depositors is urged by the CON-
mttee of depositors when has been en-
deavoring to recover deposits. The reason
money, AMI 1t is believed that consGlida-
zion OF interests will bring about this de-
sired result.
BOUND to lead. For over forty years
the standard, DR.. Prices Baking Powder
has advanced steadily with the growth of
the country.
The morning call., 1894-11-20
HAYMAN Is OUT.
New Theatrical Deal for
This City.
His Interest in the Pacific Coast
Theaters Is Purchased by
Harry Mann.

Harry Mann, the first manager of the
New California Theater, arrived in the
city yesterday, after two years. resi-
dence in New York. lie is at the Ocel-
dental
The reason for Mr.. Mann's visit at this
time is in connection with the transfer to
him o. al Hayman's interest in the Pacific
Coast thesters, of which the latter has so
long been at the head. This comprises the
control Of the New California and Bald
win thesters In this city and the Marquam
Grand at Portland, Or. The transfer was
made for the reason that Mr.. Hayman has
about concluded 10 retire from the the
atIieRl BUSINESS fer the Quieter pleasures
IF private life. and the sale of his interest
10 the circuit TO Mr.. Mann is the first step
IN that direction.
II shall remain in the city for about six
weeks" said Mr.. Mann. arranging the
details Of the transfer and preparing plans
OF my own, and shall then return II New
York, where il Will be necessary for me to
remain 10 look after the bookings. Ny
aim shall constantly be 10 send nothing
but the cream of attractions 20 each of the
Heaters now under my control, and | am
satisfied that l shall succeed. am also
certain that business will nick up in Cali
f0rnia almost at once. When l left the
East a notable change fer the better was
evident, and there is no reason / can see
why il should not strike out hera very
quickly. At the present tune. il occurs to
me. San Francisco is moving along at a
pretty lively gait"
The morning call., 1894-11-20
St. Clair Respited Again.

Another respite has been granted 10
Thomas st. Clair, who was 70 have been
hanged next Friday at the San Jose Jail.
1t was granted by President Cleveland,
and allows 81. Clair until the 2lst Of next
month 10 live. ST. Clair was convicted OF
the murder OF Mate + szgerald of the
Dark Hesper, aud This is the second respite
ne mas had The reason given is that TIE
uoSernm ent Is waiting for determin alton
OF the appeal in the cases of Spsrf ana
hansen, who we're engaged with 81. Clair
In the murder.
The morning call., 1894-11-20
GRATEFUL-COMFORTING.
EPPS'S COCOA
Observation-Disclosures

by THOROUGH KNOWLEDGE OF THE
- natural laws which govern the operations OF
digestion and nutrition, and by I careful appIcz-
ton OF the nHe properties OF weu-selected Cocoa
Mr. Epps has pTOv1dedf for our breakfast and supper
delicately favored beverage, which may save Us
many heavy doctors bills. II IS by The ludicious
use OF such articles of diet that constitution
may be gradually built up until strong enough to
resist every tendency 70 disease Hundreds OF
subtle maieGIes floating around Us. ready 10
attack wherever tLete is weak point. We may
escape many fatal shaft by keeping ourselves
well fortified with pure blood properly
nourshed frame."-CivI Service Gazette.
Made simply with boiling water or milk. Sold
only in half-DOund tins, by groeers Iaheled thus:
IA e. EPPS Il CO., Ltd., Y moeopathic
Chemists, LONDON, Eng and.
oc2 Tu Su Sm
The morning call., 1894-11-20

LIVERY recent official examination has
shown DR.. Prices Baking Powder 10 be
highest in leayening strength and perfectly
pure In its makeup
The morning call., 1894-11-20
Killed by a Ealing Tree

WEsTPoRT. Nov. I9-Wiiliam Nelson,
native of Ireland, aged So. was killed last
Saturday, by falling rec near Kennevs.
rty miles north of Westoort.
The morning call., 1894-11-20

Ten cents a pound will buy cheap and
poisonous baking powders. They work
direct injury 10 nursing mothers. dys-
pep:ics and hers in delicate health. Dir.
Prce's, pure Cream of Tartar powder,
not only saves doctor bills but is more
economical than others.
The morning call., 1894-11-20
PROPOSALS

For Repaving Mission Street, Between
Main Street and Shaw Alley on the
South, and Between Main and Ecker
Streets on the North Side.
The morning call., 1894-11-20
| 804-TAXES-1094
Office Of the Tax Collector, City and County
Of San Francisco.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS!

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ first installment OF Real Estate Taxes and the
states portion Of Personal Property Taxes will
be delinquent and 10 per cent added on MON
DAY, November &c, at O'Clock P. N. Both in
stallments o: taxes may be paid at
n. B.-No checks received after SATURDAY,
y oyember II.
In paying By cheek please send with your bills
a list OF amounts
once open daily from. 9 =. " TO 4 P. n and
Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings, Novem-
Der %, % and q from 10 P.
JAMES X. BLOCK,
Tax Coll ctor of the City and County OF
San Francisco no15td
The morning call., 1894-11-20

81 Goods delivered free OF charge 10 SausaIito
BlithedaIe, Mill Valley, Tiburon, san Rafael
Stockton, Haywards Vallejo. Napa, San Lorenzo
Merose. san Leandro, Oakland. Alameda and
Berkeley.
anl5 SuTuTh