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THEIR NEW ROOMS AS IN NEW YORK
The PauIists Will Have a
House Here.
Old ST. Mary's Church to Be Given
the Distinguished Society of
Priests Tomorrow.

A new Catholic community Is to be
established in San Francisco tomorrow,
when the Paulist fathers of New York
will begin their labors in branch house
here.
At the same time old st. Mary's parish
will be abolished and the church on Cali
fornia and Dupont streets will cease to be
parish church. Archbishop Riordan will
hand it over TO the Paulist fathers for
their own use and they will make it the
headquarters of their mission work west
of the Rocky Mountains.
Rev. Thomas Larkin, the present pastor,
and Rev. Father Griffin. his assistant. are
to be transferred TO other parishes, but for
a short time will enjoy vacation in the
country. For some time past Catholic
families have been moving out of the
parish. receipts kept falling off and it be-
came evident that the OLD cathedral was
soon to pass out of existence as parish
church.
With this prospect in view the Arch
bishop determined to give the church and
residence to the Paulists that they might
have headquarters on this coast.
Rev. Fathers Brady and Wyman, who
have heen giving missions in the diocese for
year past, are at present holding a mis-
sion in the old church.
W6 have come Nv tine invitation OF the
Archbishop" said Father Wyman yester-
day, Ito make st. Mary's the headquarters
of our missionary work west of the
Rockies. 1t is our intention to have mis-
sion rather than parish church. Special
attention will be given to sermons and extra
facilities offered for confessions. Next
week Rev. Michael Otis. G. S. P, will ar
rive here FROM New York to assist us, and
other Paulist fathers will follow.
This is the first mission foundation Of
our society since Father Hacker. founded
the parent house IN 1858 in New York
Our mission work has extended so much
that we found it necessary to have an
other house. We may in time do some
work in Catholic literature if we see a
good opening, and shall prosecute our
work of propagating the faith among non
Catholics. Lecturng will also constitute
part of our labcrs. Alter January we
will introduce our fve-minute sermons
that are so popular in New York. Beyond
that we have not yet considered details of
service and special work"
Sunday evening the Archbishop will
publicly give the church up to the Paulists
The morning call., 1894-12-08
PAINTERS FALL OUT.
AS Result They Have TIVE
National ORGANIZATIONS.


INDIANAPOLIS, Dec ARTICLES of in
corporation of the brotherhood of Paint
ers and Decorators of America were filed
to-day with the Secretary of State. The
objects OF this organization are given as
mutual protection and benefit, and to aid
members to become more skillful and
efficient workers. The general Office and
headquarters will be at Lafayette. and the
directors, whose names follow. all live in
this city: John w. Mckinney. c. W.
Pritchard. John l.. Riffen Derrick, Frank
E. Hylander. Joseph Recks, Joseph II.
Edred.
The organization OF this association
grows out of the differences in the Paint
ers' and Decorators Union of America. By
a special convocation, the convention met
Oh Monday of this week at Cleveland. and
the previous convention held at Buffalo
was declared Irregular, because of lack
of sufficient number of delegates.
j. W. Mckinley, the Buffalo conventio n
selection for general secretary and treas
urer, was voted out of office, and this has
caused many of the Western unions to re-
gard the Cleveland assembly as illegal.
CLEVELAND. Ohio. Dec.7.-The painters
and decorators convention to-day adopte d
a platform calling for compulsory educa-
ton. direct legislation, a legal eght-hour
working day sanitary inspection of work
shops. mills and homes; liability of en-
ployers for injury to health, body and
lite. abolition of the contract system in all
public works, abolition OF the sweating
system; municipal ownership of street
cars, gas and electric light plants for pub
lie distribution, naturalization of tele-
graphs, telephones, railroads and mines.
1t was decided to remove the headquarters
of the association to Baltimore
The morning call., 1894-12-08
Where the Railroad Men
Are Located.
The Kearny Street Electric Line
Opened for Business as Far
as Jackson Street.

The work of removing the Southern
Pacific general Offices still goes rapidly for
ward, the fixtures and furniture in the
rooms of Messrs. Huntington. Croker and
Stnbbs being removed yesterday. There
still remain in the old building the Offices
of General Manager Towne, General Sup
erintendent Fillmore. Treasurer Smith,
Secretary Lansing. General Passenger
Agent Goodman. General Freight Agent
Smurr, General Land Agents Mills and
Madden, the Pacific improvement Com
pquy and the telegraph department.
1t is expected that the Market-street
Railway Offices will be moved to-day and
those OF the operating department on Mon
day and Tuesday.
ss1he Offices Of the different departments
will be located as follows IN the new build
ing:
Second floor, passenger department and
treasurer's office; third floor. general
freight agent and hospital department
fourth floor, general manager, general su-
perutendent and secretary; fifth floor, he
executive department, consisting of MeSsrs.
Huntington. Croker and Stubbs. with
their assistants; sixth floor, law depart
ment; seventh floor, engineering, purchas-
ing and supplies departments.
In the Hobart building the third floor
will be occupied by the Market-street Rail
way offices and those of the Southern Pa
cific land agent and paymaster. The
fourth floor will be used by the depart
mems of the general auditor, motive power
and machinery, Central Pacific land agent,
claim agents and the telegraph Offices.
Yesterday morning the first car on the
Kearny-street line crossed Market street a
little after 10 O'Clock and the route was
open to the public. Only five cars-the
same number that has been in use on Third
street-were IN use during the day and this
caused some delay In handling the traffic,
but a remedy will be provided to-day by
the introduction of more cars. At present
the Kearny-street cars only run to Jack
son street. where they turn on q switch as
they formerly did at Market and Third
streets.
1t is reported that by next Tuesday cars
will be running to North Beach. The only
delay ANTICIPATED Is that of securing the
necessary cars, as many of those which
will be used nave not yet had the motors
put in place.
Two solitary cars ara at present in use
on the Turk and Eddy street electric
road, where single track recently re.
placed the double track used for horsecars
II. a. Bush has been appointed ticket
agent of the Rio Grande Western to sue
coed r. j. Kiley. who was killed in a rail.
road accident in Oakland on October .
The appointment was made by Genera
Agent Snedaker and became effective yes
terday.
The morning call., 1894-12-08


oLSEN-In this city, December 6 1894 Emma
Ida Louisa Olsen, beloved daughter of Louisa
Fromme. sister OF Lizzie and Arthur Olsen
granddaughter OF Louisa Bauerle, and niece Of
Mrs c. II. Silva a native OF oakland, aged II
years IL months and "a days.
Rs- Friends ana acuuaintances are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral THIS DAY
Saturday. at 10 O'Clock A NJ, from her late
residence. lO3 Clay street.
RIPE-At the Eleven Mile House. December s.
1894. oscar. beloved husband OF Ida Ripe
father OF Hermann. Ernst and Emma Ripe ana
brother OF otto Ripe Of San Francisco and
Maria Ripe OF Germany. native OF Hanover
Germany aged 33 years and Is days.
aB Friends and acquaintance are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY
saturday. at O'Clock r. NJ, from his Iate RESI-
dence at Eleven Mile House. Mission road.
1nterment Cypress Lawn Cemetery :
MURRAY-In Oakland. December g. 1894 David
M dearly beloved son of Rhody and Della
Murray, IA native of Oakland, aged l wear 3
monthS and q days.
RE- Friends and acuuaIntapces are resnact
fuy invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY
Saturday, at O'Clock P. NJ. from the resi-
denoe OF the parents, 1877 Hannah street Oak
land. lnterment ST. Mary'S Cemetery Oakland 2
VINCENT tnee GHIsLA)-iE Denver, December /.
1894, Amelia Vincent (nee Ghisla), beloved
wife of Harry Vincent, dearly beloved daughter
OF the late Salvatore aud Mary GhisIa and be-
loved sister OF Annie, Fred. Tillie and Rose
ana L. days.
as5- Friends and acauaintances are respect.
luly invited TO attend the funeral THIS DAY
Saturday. at 1880 O'Clock p. NJ. from tho late
residence OF her mother, 645 Vallejo street,
thence TO St Francis Church. Interment 1. y.
o. +. Cemetery.
MALoN E-December 6, 1884, Sarah, beloved
wife OF Henry Malone wife OF the late Michael
Houston. and mother OF henry Houston, ma
tive OF Callan, County Kilkenny. Ireland. fDun-
daiK, County Louth. Ireland, papers please
copy.J
EBr Friends and acquainrances respect
fully invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY
Saturday. at 1880 O'Clock p. II. from her late
residence. At Gilbert street. Interment Mount
Calvary Cemetery.
MEEHAN-In this city. December 6. 1894, Pat
rick. beloved husband OF the late Bridget
Meehan, and father OF the late Hugh E. Meehan,
The morning call., 1894-12-08
Booth on His Travels

KANSAS CITY. Dec. General William
Booth and bis retinue of Salvationists
arrived in this CITY this morning. They
were met at the depot by an enthusiastic
band of three hundred or more local Sal
Vationists. who, headed by brass band.
escorted the party 10 their hotel. The
general has much improved In health since
leaving Chicago, and although tired. said
ne felt very we'll. AT the Auditorium this
afternoon and again this evening General
booth addressed several thousand people
and was most hear ily received.
The morning call., 1894-12-08
BERKELEY.

This afternoon Is the time set for the last
football contest of the season, that between the
freshmen elevens OF the two universities. The
team from the University of California pos
seSses considerable amount OF good material
but Is lacking III practice together, and the
team work is far short of what IL might have
been with but little more interest on the part
of the players Back OF the line Blasingame
who Is captain OF The team, will play quarter
and Harvey and Hoppe half backs. Hook
hsimer will play full. In the line itself Avery
is the best player; he comes from st. Paups
school in Massachusetts, which has trained so
many OF the Yale players Avery stood a good
chance for place in the varsity team until he
~ rad 10 IN
The morning call., 1894-12-08
MARRIEn.

oSwALD-HARPER-Int this city, December s.
1894. by the Rev. w. W. Bolton. James II. Os-
wald and II city A. Harper.
K EMf-BRIDEWELL-In this city November 81
1894, by the Rev. Leslie w. Sprague. Peter Nj.
Kemp and Nellie 1. Bridewell, both OF San Fran
CISCO
LKLINE-PETERSON-In this city, Deem
Der g. 1894 Joseph Killkline and Eliza Peter
The morning call., 1894-12-08
POLITICIANS IN JAIL.
Indictments at Modesto Under the
Purity of Elections Law.

MODESTO. Dec. THE Grand Jury
took a recess this afternoon until March
5, 1895, after having been in session five
DAYS. Three indictments were found for
attempted felony under the purity of cleo
tons law. Two men. Abe Mclean and
Frost Pagan, are now under arrest, being
unable to furnish $4,000 bail. The third
arrest has not yet been made Several
minor recommendations about county af-
fairs were made. Experts were appointed
to examine the books OF county officers.
The morning call., 1894-12-08
-MARRIAGES-DEATHS.


BORN.
RENEBOME-In this city, December g. 1894. to
the wife OF Robert II. Renebome,
SCHMIDT-In this city. December 6, 1884, to the
wife of j. Schmidt, daughter
TAYLOR-In San Rafael December 5, 1894, to
the wife of Major +. S. Taylor. daughter.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 8. 1894 to the wife OF
Charles g, Lathrop, daughter.
CUTLER-December .. 1894. to the wife OF j. S.
Cutler.
The morning call., 1894-12-08
ALAMEDA.

George II. Carnes of the Veteran Odd Eel
lows was found dead in bed yesterday MORN
ing at the residence OF his son, w. A. Carnes,
at 100 Railroad avenue. He had retired the
night before in fair spirits, but during the
night suffered stroke of apopleXy. he WAS
~ years OF age and native of New York. He
had resided in San Francisco for many wears,
coming here To reside three years ago. For
long time lie was librarian of the ODD Fellows
Library in San Francisco. He was member
of Yerba buena Lodge, /. o. o. f. He leaves.
besides wife, three chldren-W. A. Ca!pes,
Mrs. Jordan OF San francisco and daughter
due 10 arrive In New York to-day from Paris.
The funeral Will take place on Sunday.
Spruce Camp Entertains.
Spruce Camp, Woodmen OF the World, gave
the inst OF their s-ries of winter entertainments
last evening. The programme rendered was as
follows: Piano solo, Miss Gertrude Thompson;
tenor solo, DIR. l.. ID. Bondin; recitation A. T.
Stietvater; violin solo, Miss Elenore Ingersol;
address, Hon. f. B. Ogden; mandolin and
guitar, the Misses Julia Noy and Lille Mastick;
bass solo, &. f. Tucker; recitation. M. y.
smith; character sketch, Messrs. Jones and
Brown.
Litigation Is Costly.
A. Schreber experienced yesterday one Of
the discomforts OF litigation. E. H. Hutton Sc
cured Judgment against him while ago for
$50. X. b. Tappan, Hutton's attorney. levied
an execution, but Schrieber secured an inlunc-
ton against 1t. The injunction was thrown
ont, and yesterday Schneider had to pay Attor
ney Tappan $3.50, the original judgment and
attorneys fees.
The morning call., 1894-12-08
SCIENCE IN TEMPERANCE.
New Movement in the Women's
Christian Temperance Union.

A national movement has been started
in the Women's Christian Temperance
Union for the purpose of securing further
work of greater scope in the teaching of
scientific temperance instruction. The
main object in view is to bring about the
establishment of department of scien-
tific instruction in the American Univer-
sity to be located in Washington, d. G..
The officers of the w. G. Il. u, at the
State headquarters. 1872 MeAllister street,
have just been notified of the movement
in question by the receipt of a printed
petition which is to be circulated for sig
natures all over the United States. The
petition has been sent to all State ard
local headquarters of the w. G. Il, u.
with instructions that as many blanks as
may be deemed necessary be printed and
that all possible effort be made to secure
signatures.
No use to deny the fact that Salvation Oil is fast
The morning call., 1894-12-08
Killed bv a Boiler Explosion.

UPPER SANDUsKY. Ohio, Dec. AT
Carey. twelve miles north, boiler in an
oil-drllng outfit exploded to-day. killing
Nicholas Goshey Of Holgate, Ohio. Sew
eral HELPERS were probably fatally injured
The morning call., 1894-12-08
Spruce Camp Entertains.
The immaculate Conception.

Throughout the Roman Catholic world
to-day will be observed as one of the
greatest festivals of that church-the feast
of the Immaculate Conce ption of the
Blessed Virgin. In the archdiocese Of
San Francisco, as elsewhere. 1t will be
observed as a strict holy day OF obligation.
Services as on SUNDAYS.
The morning call., 1894-12-08

The question as to which is the best
baking powder is settled not only by tn @
highest award to Dr. Prices at the
Worlds Columbian Fair, but also by
highest honors and gold medal at the
California Midwinter Fair.
The morning call., 1894-12-08

Los ANGELES. Dec. 7.-E. A. Feeler
and Lucian T. Healey. the alleged muir
derers of Camille Elikan of Long Beach.
pleaded not guilty to the charge this morn
ing and then demanded separate trials.
Fe eler' 5 trial was set for Janu 49, 1895,
an Healey will be tried three days later.
The morning call., 1894-12-08
Dockery Keeps His Seat.

EXCELSIOR SPRINGS, Mo-, Dec. T..
Judge Orion announces that he will not
contest for Congressman-elect Dockerv's
seat. The Investigating committee did not
lind sufficient fraud TO justify it.
The morning call., 1894-12-08
Budd's Inaugural Ball.

SACRAMENTO. Dec. IA meeting of
cltlzens to-day resolved to give an inau-
gurai ball to Governor-elect Budd.
meeting is called for Thursday night to
The morning call., 1894-12-08
Christian Endeavor Union.

a meeting of the Berkeley Christian En-
deavor Union was held last evening at the
West Berkeley Presbyterian Church. Mr.
kennedy presented IA plan for the Lookout COM
mittee. Mr.. Elston for the prayer meeting. Miss
Sullivan social. Mr.. Campbell missionary.
The evenings address was made by David p.
Burrows College Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation secretary. Papers were read by Miss
Maud Cotton and Miss Hull.
The morning call., 1894-12-08
Southern Pacific Earninqs.

NEW YORK. Dec. THE October earn
ings OF The Atlantic system of the South
err Pacific Railroad were: Gross, 81, 1872
S13; increase. $103. O62; net, $685., 1852; de-
crease S10.0S7
The morning call., 1894-12-08
CYPRESS LAWN CEMETERY

IN SAN MATEo COUNTY; NoN.SECTARIAN;
i laid out on the lawn plan; perpetual care;
beautiful, perm anent and easy or access; see IL
before buying Duriapace elsewhere.
City Office, City Hall Avenue.
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Died.

DlED.
Brown. Sarah Megan, Catherine
Curry, Patrick Moody, Harold L.
Cutler Qnfant Murray, David NJ.
Corcoran James Malone. Sarah
Devenney. Elizabeth NJ. . Conner, HannorA G.
Faithful. Henry Z. Olsen, Emma Ida 1.
Hanks. Ellen Frances Peters. Arthur
Johnson. Hans Ripe, Oscar
McCulloch, Charles A. Soetje Henry
Macdonald Earl School, Elizabeth c.
M!chaes. Jetty: Vincent, Amelia (nee
Meehan, Patrick Ghisa)
Anra
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Plead Not Guilty. of Murder.

complete arrangements. The ball will
probably be held about January "a
The morning call., 1894-12-08
LESS THAN PRESENT WHOLESALE PRICES!
LADIES' JACKETS.


OF
90
braid binding wee1 and plated BACKS Iightlng Black
will be offered
JACKETS of mixed brown Melton large lap
Jackets Melton
Of will be
LADIES' PLUSH AND CLOTH CAPES.
$500
DOUBLE S from fine Quality black and blue beaver
LADIES DOUBLE E made from fine quality of black and blue beaver;
will be offered
black wd silk Black Plush Capes With storm collar edged with black
sea,w will
PLUSH
aDd
fur DO
CHILDREN'S JACKETS.
$3.50.
wohS 81 will be offered at 50 and $3.50
The morning call., 1894-12-08

No use to deny the fact that Salvation Oil is fast
taking the place OF all other liniments.
The morning call., 1894-12-08
DRY GOODS.
TO-DAYS GREAT SPECIALS
Stylish Jackets and CapeS!

strongly attractive
ADVANCED Is PER
STRIKE IN THE EASI
andc
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Carga Pesada'

es Ia que tienen que sonort.r Il,
que padecen de Tisis. Eacr6fnI.
Anemia 4 otras enfermedadeS az a.
tenuantes. Tanto mas ue sada
cuanto que en- muchos casos estaa
Intermediates son resultado da
descuidos lamentables.
El tempo de preparar ell salyav;
das es cuando comienza La torment
el tempo de combatir Ia Tfsis Z
Escr0fula es al comenzar Ia deb;l;.
dad, cuanClo pFlncipia "a lo.sr.
dida de caTnes y fueFzass
No hay que esperar demasiado.
I'll medicamento debe ser nros
ductord de grasa asimilable, diperfbIa
como La que contiene en- disoluci6n
perfecta la Emulsion de Scott. une
es aceite de higado de bacalao Sin
81 NAL gusto, reforzado Y toni6cado
por los hipofostitos que ayudan q
Ia digestion y aumentan el apetito.
Es un heeho que Ia Emulsion de
Scott produce facezss y crea car
mes con rapidez marayiilosa.
Para obtener efectos seguros DEL,
Procurarse la que lleva la etiquctA
del hombre con ell bacalao & cuestas
Esa es La 1nica legitima, la que craa
carnes, la quef fortiica los puimones
Ia tavorita de los n6licos, la yer-
dadera EMULSION DE SccTT.
De venta en- todas las farmacias
y droguerias. Sienpre segara Z
siempre efcaz
SuO1T y BOVINE, 0lIrnicos Nueva York.
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REVISTA COMERCIAL.
DE NQTICIAS Y ANUNOIOe
Operaciones durante loe
dfas 29y 80 de Enero.
MOvIMIRNTO DE BUQURE.
n.
HMTRADAs On rRAvzsfA.

De Amberes y escala, vap ing
"Oayo Romano" q jose z. Silva.
Sierra y Palau, 18 d quesos. Mu-
llenhoff y Korber, 36 d quesos. vi
cente y %, 225 q quesoa. A Ma
vol y %. l3 esQueletOs loza. Bar
cello y Perujo, 10 esqueletos loza.
Hjjos de L Bozzo, 18 esqueIetOs To-
"a. Armas y Jimenez, 8 d bombas.
Gonzalez y Alfonso, 15O d quesos.
Rotuladc, $50 d passs. A varios,
13O bits diversos articulos.
De st Thomas J esCala, vap alem
"Marhomannia," d Mullenhoff y
Korber, 100 d quesos, 10 hcls 10.
"a. Bolivar Arruza y %, 200 SIS
arroz. Barcelo y PeIUjo, 200 q
frasCos vacios, 1912 PIP glnebra, 30
esqueletos loza. Finlsy Brothers,
86 ids papel. L. Duplace, 100 bis
Cement0. 8 Melon y 90, 20 4 To-
20, 2 q tejido, 1 d ceEveEa. Egoz-
'GUe , %. 700 OsIs arEoz' Gonzalez
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BalCG ESDaHd do Puerto Rico

COnVOcGtOria d JaMta general ord;'
maria.
Oonforme 4 10 acordado Dor el
Ooneejo de Gobierno, y en- cumpli-
miento de 10 que disponen Jos arti
culos 42 de los Estatutcs Y 143 del
Reglamento, Social, se convoca q
los Sres Accionistas de este Banco
& Juata General Ordinaria que ae
celebrarG eI 16 de Febrero pro limo,
q la una de Ia tarde, en- 81 actual
d0mieilio del mismo debiendo
|presentarse con media hora de an
telaci6n las papeletas de asistencia,
las cuales serSn expedidas por Sc.
Cretaria a los interesados, que, des-
de el s al ID de dlcho FebFero, am :
bos inclusive, las sollCiten, duran
to las horas de oflcina.
DeGde esta fechs queda I'll jada al
pdbIiCo en- este EsrableCimiento,
como 10 previene ell articulo la del
Reglamento Social, la lista de los
Sres Accionistas con derecho 4 VOC
y d voto en- Ia mencionada JuDta.
Puerto Rico, Enero "a de 1894.
I'll G0bernador INFERNO - Jose
Manuel L6pes.
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IysEscuelas Normales y que 80 ha
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Historic General, EeEnhndaz ID
tIastEo.
Aritm6tics, Cardir.
Aritm6tica, Oortazar.
Algebra, Oortazar,
Algebra, Oardin.
GeOmetria, Oardin.
aeOmetria, Cortazar.
FerIer y RiveIo, lLegislaci6n.
Agriculture, Riera y Tortosa.
Fisica y Qufmica, Felif.
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Ret6rlca y Po6tica, Reg6lez.
Mcoaomfa P0lftica, GARNER.
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Gram6tiCa latina, A. Perez, r6s-
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Las RBi0rnas del ST Maqra
EsTUDTo CR1T1Co
FOE
DON IGNACIO DlAz CANEJA.
Director del BOLETN MERCANFlb

On PUERTO RICO
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MERcANTL. Contiene so paginaD
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ire Jefe del Partido "Uni6n Cons
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