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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-03-04

Yesterday when / stepped into the room
where the youngsters of the Boys and
Girls Aid Society were learning TO make
shoes, | was greeted by dozen or more
bright, healthy faces of youths under 10.
Immediately there were smiles, grlns
and comments. They gladly brought me
their shoes, and were delighted whenever
their work was praised
/ looked at them as they piled the needle
They were only natural. wild. untram-
meled lads, and ii was no wonder that
they had such bapdit-like ideas of exist
epce.
They grinned boyishly.
One, by glance, said: 'Pm working
hard, for | like 10 show off when there's
company"
Another, II don't like this cobbling.
I'd rather be on the playground"
Another, the cleverest boy in the insti-
tute. I'm chief OF this gang and l
know It.
In the shop where the boys are learning
to be tailors one stared at the visitors.
Thompson. don't do that; keep at your
work, the superintendent said.
be tried to do as he was ordered. He
couldn't and looked up despairiDgy and
replied, well. teacher, | can't help it. !"
The rest giggled and grimaced until poor
Thompson had TO hide his face.
Later We entered the schOolroom.
There was as little noise as could be
expected from even fifty carefully reared
boys.
But when they saw a stranger there was
commotion.
A spelling class was reciting and they
all tried at once to bring me- a seat.
They thought that one of them was to
be adopted.
Possibly some work had been brought
for them.
could hear. wonder what the job is ?"
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was held to answer on charge of man.
slaugh ter. He was tried before Judge
DaInserfeld and jury. The jury eventu-
ally disagreed, standing eight to four in
favor OF an acquittal. as 1t was shown that
Grlsel was an excessively auarrelsome
man, and that Severio was a bard.workipn
well-meanlng cit zen, who had plenty OF
friends and good character for peace and
quiet. Ii was generally thought that Sew
eric had acted in self defense.
A somewhat unusual proceeding was
witnessed yesterday when Mrs. Grisei,
widow of The dead man, came into courl
and consented TO the charge againsi Sew.
eric being dismissed. As il was turtle,
stated by Assistant District Attorney Hos.
mer that no further evidence had been
procured by the prosecution and that 4
was hopeless to expect jury to convict
Judge Daingertleld gave his consent and
Frank Seyerio left The courtroom a free
man. C.. M
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A MODEST DRUMMER.
Gives Reasons for Preferring an Up-
per to a Lower Berth.


sWby do prefer an upper berth to lower
in a sleeping carp repea ed he drummer, as
he connted out and swallowed six pellets with.
out explaining whether they were for his liver
or lungs.
Eyes, why?" quered the man. who was felic-
ftating himself on having secured lower No. z.
"Well there are various reasons. When first
began 10 travel, fifteen years ago. the wheel of
a ear Oh train p ssiHg US few off and Killed
man In lower No 6. The chap over him never
got a scratch. Later on fellow threw a rock
al the car, and 1t entered the window of lower
No. and broke the sleeper's thigh MIN over
him never even woke up. Again car was
on ran over lot of dynamite Man in lower
No. was blown UP with the floor and killed.
but The one over bin didn't even know that
anything had happened. Once more, man In
lower perth can be easily robbed, while one
10 an upper is seldom trouDl d. Last but net
least"
What"' was asked as he paused
always undress same as at hotel. There's
no teilng when an accident may come. In
case the car goes OF, fhe Upper berth Is apt 10
ciose up ana you are thus secure from the gaze
OF the vulgar public until the porter can put uD
a teht alongside OF the track 10 gel your clothes
there and help you 10 dress. Modesty Is my
chief reason, but as all you fellows broke your
necks 10 get lower Derihs OF course can't ex-
pect you TO understand or appreciate it!'
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SEVERIO SET FREE.
GrisePs Widow Consents to the
Charge Being Dismissed.

Frank Severio, who has for some time
been awaiting his second trial for man.
slaughter. has been set at liberty on the
motion of the District Attorney.
SeveriO was part owner Of a match fac
tory on Sixteenth street, the other interest
being held by George Grisel There had
been constant quarrels between the part
ners until August 8 last, when Severio shot
and killed Grlsel. For this crime Seyerlo
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WATER RATEs-T. g.. Eureka, CAL
The Spring Valley Water Company COL
lects its rates from the party who orders
the water connections made. If a house
is rented water free" the landlord pays
the rates; otherwise the tenant pays.
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HENRY GEoRGE-Singls Tax, City.
Henry George, the singIe-tax advocate,
was born in Philadelphia. Pa. Sc ptember
2. 1885, He came to San Francisco first in
1858. He was married in 1861 to Annie C.
Fox of Australia.
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FIREMEN's PARADE-R. T. G., Citv.
The last time that the Fire Department of
this city paraded on the Fourth Of July
was on the day of the anniversary of
American independence, 1871,
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DUBLIN ExPosITIoN--J. c., Oakland,
CAL A great national exhibition of works
OF art and industry was held in Dublin,
ireland. IN the summer of 1865. and it W as
visited by about million of people.
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a lighthouse and for a fog station at Point
Arguello. Santa Barbara County, but as
yet there has not been any appropriation
for that purpose.
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tine to render the cloth alright. The
gases employed for Initiating balloons are
either hydrogen or ordinary illumin ating
gas. Hydrogen. when pure, is between
fourteen and fifteen times lighter than at
mOspberic air, coal gas is about two and
one-halt times lighter. Il takes about
twelve cubic feet of hydrogen to balance or
suspend one pound weight in the air.
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E.sAY. girls. ifyou want TO fool that best fellow
just ask him to give you his package of Whites
Yucatan Gum. when he asks you 10 be excused for
. moment between acts. Soc?
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LAST ROSE OF SUMMER-A. and B.,
City. "The Last Rose of Summer was
composed by Tom Moore, the celebrated
Irish poet and musical amateur,
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STAMP TAx-W. j. G., City. The rev.
enue tax on certificates of stock was
abolished in September, 1872. In this city
the use of the stamps was discontinued on
the 9th of that month.
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Sent Across the Bay.

William Howard, alias Frank Jones.
vas sentenced by Judge Daingerfield yes
terday to ten years Imprisonment for
burglary.
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CLAY's OPPosITIoN-G. N. c., Mendo-
cino County, Cal. Henry Clay opposed
Webster's nomination for the Presidency
simply because he was jealous of him.
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Nor A MEMBER A. r.. Tempe
Ariz. David Davids was not member o.
the Electoral Commission that seated r
B. Hayes as President of the United
States,
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MILE SQUARE-Mc, City. There is no
difference between a square mile and a
mile square, but there is a marked differ
ence between two square miles and two
miles square.
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CUsTER's LAST FIGHT-J. McA., City.
When Gene Custer discovered the In
dian villages on the bank of the Little Big
Horn he divided his command, he taking
five companies of the Seventh Cavalry and
charged the villages. Not one man who
followed Custer escaped the wrath of the
Sioux. Major Reno. who commanded the
rest of the troop, had q narrow escape
from total humiliation.
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California abounds in Horticultural prod
igies and the whole State is full of won-
derfui developments OF tree and vine, so
common as to attract little attention.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-03-04
Opening
Presentation
OF Spring
Dress Fabrics.

Small serpentIne patterns; tiny checks. pin
heads OF color on changeable backgrounds; fancy
jacquard patterns that change color with every
movement OF the wearer: beautifully woven
basket patterns IN some entirely new color
shades-these are few of the novelties that will
be e1hib ted on counters tomorrow. The prices
of the new goods are as follows:
| ALL-wOoL FRENCH NOVELTY. 4007 M
inches wide. the new basket heck. ID wv
latest Observation-Disclosures. Suit
| ILLUMINATED GRANITE SUIT
INGS, 40 inches wide, latest Paris CT M
Ian fabric novelty. entirely new,D .OU
colorings. ......................... Suit
FANCY SATIN BERBER JACQUARD
SU1T1NGS. 40 inches wide. shown OF IN
for the first time in this city. pat ID .OO
terms e3eIusiVe..... suit
DOT GRANITE SUITING, 40 inches
wide, fancy silk and wool in dainty q Q TX
color combinations, high nov I'd Os q ~
elty.-..-...-. .................--....-. SUIT
FANCY SILK AND WOOL NOVELTY.
40 inches wiae. in beautiful CON q I n 30
trasting shades of col0ring-a few SD1O.
exclusive patterns. Suit
FISHNET WEAVE SUITINGS, 40
inches wide silk and wool mix
turr, IN changesble effects ex- N I n so
rreme novelty unlike any fabric oftD lV.
past seasons. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Suit
FANCY TwO-TONED SPOTTED JAS
PR SUITING, 40 inches wide.
latest Partisan craze. and now being On I n SO
introduced in New York and other ID lO.
Eastern cities. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Suit
FANCY TWO TONED FRENCH Clio so
CHEVIoT. 40 inches wide, the ID lU.
newest Spring colorings.......... Suit
FANCY CBANGEABLE JACQUARD
sUlTlNG. 40 inches wide, silk and q I . 25
wool mixtures, in the most season ID 4.
able shadiDgs. ....................... Suit
FANCY BOURETTE CORD, 80 inches
wide. changeable silk and wool G.1 90
mixtures. in modest colors, very ID Il.
dreSsy and dainty. Suit
y INCORPORATED
sS7, SS9 and 94t Market Street
SAN FRANCISCO.
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FISHNET WEAVE SUITINGS, 40
inches wide. silk and wool mix
turr, IN changesble effects. all ex-
rreme novelty. unlike any fabric of
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FANCY Two TONED FRENCH clio SO
CHEVIOT. 40 inches wide, the ID lU.
newest Spring colorngs............ Suit
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FANCY Two-TONED SPOTTED JAS
PR SUITING, 40 inches wide.
latest Partisan craze. and now being {
introduced in New York and other {
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FANCY CBANGEABLE JACQUARD
SUITING. 40 inches wide, silk and ca q 2
wool mixtures, in the most season ID =.
able OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Su
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FANCY SILK AND WOOL NOVELTY,
30 inches vice. in beautiful con-
trasting shades of colOring-a few ,
exclusive patterns. ................,.
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Leave Eddy, Ellis, O'Farrell
and Geary street cars at Mason; Powell st. cars
at r1arket st. to reach HaIe's.
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FANCY BoURETTE CORD, 80 inches
wide. changeabie silk and wool Ga1 90
mixtures. in modest colors. very ID 4.
drsssy and dainty. Suit
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LATIN observation-disclosures City.
The proper quotation is persona non gra-
ia, which means person not in favor.
SANKEY-R. D., Emira. Cal. Ira d.
Sankey, the singing evangelist, is still liv-
ing
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LADIES' FRENCH PERCALE WAISTS.
with large cape and puff sleeves I'll OS
dainty patterns in lavender, pink ID J. 10
anu DIue.. Each
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Opening
Presentation
Various Lines
Spring Goods.

LADIES' SILK VESTS. Richelieu
ribbed low neck, no sleeves. SIX
lace shoulder-straps. IN lavender, Q IN
PINK. blue. cream, white and fas teD l. .OO
uiacS. .'..'.....................- Eacn
LADIES SILK VESTS, RtcheIieu ct S0
ribbed, high neck and long sleeves. I'D :OO
same color as above............... Each
LADIES' SILK VESTS. Swiss ribbed. 01 OK
high neck and long sleeves cream. ID 90
white ana last black .................. Each
LADIES' SILK VESTS. Swiss ribbed.
ave. dsS Sas Snso D and os 95
Dlack'. Each
LADIES ALL-sILK VESTS Swiss
ribbed high neck and long sleeves. GO S0
extra heavy quality. cream white ID A.OU
and fast black. Each
LADIE s. ALL~SLK VESTS. Richelieu
-s ribbed. high neck and long sleeves q . IN
very fine quality. lavender, PINK, DZ.0U
blue, cream. orange and fast black. Each
LADIES' PERCALE WAISTS. stripes OsC
and fig ures light and dark colors, 90
laundried collars and cuffs........... Each
LADIES' FRENCH PERCALE WAISTS,
dainty patterns in lavender, pink ID 40
ana due. --.'''............... Each
LADIES, FRENCH PERoALE WAISTS: 81 Ok
the Bertha style, with large puff ID L 10
sleeves, laundrted collars and cuffs. Each
LADIES' WHITE LAUNDERED O1 Ok
SHIRTS, pleated and plain bosoms, ID l.ZO
with standing and rundown collars Each
IA BOTS AND LADIES' NECKwEAR
in MORE silk and real Point DIR
lande lace, MORE and Chantilly and
Oriental iaees. veIvst and Point
Orlando lace; styles shown for
the first time in this city.
CHEMISETTES, with cuffs to match;
the new style blue, pink and laVen-
der stripes, high collars
.o#Za; ;z:5;:;>:2:5; 0zx
9S7, 9S9, 94i Market Street,
SAN FRANCISCO.
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Opening Flourish of New Spring Goods This Week
Opening
Presentation
New Styles
Black Goods

AS is the case with the colored dress goods. all
the black dress stufs having patterns have very
small ones indeed. Fer instance. the graulte
cloth mentioned below. one OF the extreme novel
ties. has rough background. composed OF tiny
dots, with little sprig pattern. The effect pro-
duced must be seen to be appreciated Here are
few of the new ones:
JACQUARD wHIPCORD, So inches C.S OK
wide; all wool; very dressY UO.Z -
.....'.'....s... ..............,......s.. Sult
JACQUARD EPINGLE CLOTH, SO NS Ok
inches wide; all wool: entirely new DO.AO
and novel pattern. Suit
inches wide; all wool the new sprig cDO.OO
eneet.'.....''............ sun
ATWOOD FANCY CREPE CLOTH,
40 inches wide; the tiny silky look CT M
ing dashes are in reality mobair. ID .OO
very stylish and serviceable fabric. Suit
FIGURED SATIN soLIEL all wool. 40 CT OO
inches wide; new designs: very I'd .OO
urosSy....... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sult
FANCY MOHAIR JACQUARD SUIT. &c TX
ING. 40 inches wide: lovely line DO. 10
patterns...... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Suit
FANCY JACQUARD CORD SUITING,
AZ inches wide. all wool;
tlrely effect, which promises O. > 25
to be in great demand by stylish I'D -.
uIcSSoISs..ss. ..........s. SulL
FANCY GRANITE NOVELTY SUIT CIT so
ING. a inches wide; wool and I'D I.
mohair mixture; exclusive with us. Suit
MORE
Silks
MORE SILKS Just recsived: the new
patterns much in vogue for
capes. trimmings. etc.. $l.0O Sl.25
and $3.50 yard.
MORE ANTIQUE, 81 inches wide a C.1 TX
lovely piece of goods. eDI. ~
observation-disclosures. ............ Yard
l;z:@:,;:<:: };0u
9S7, 9S9 and 941 Market Street
SAN ERArCVGCn
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All Market-St.
Cable lines pass
the door.
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POINT ARGUELLo-C. E. s., bompoc.
Cal. A number of applications have been
made to Congress for an appropriation for
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sILK-sTRIPE ZEPHYRs, 81 inches
wide. neat and natty plaids and
Stripes Observation-Disclosures.
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HOLDING OFFICE-J. A., City. No one
can legally hold an Office in this State who
is not a citizen of the United States and of
the State. A person who has taken out
his irst papers five years ago and has
failed TO take out his second is not eiti-
zen. not having complied with the require
ments of the law as TO naturaliZa ton,
consequently he would not be entitled to
hold office
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LADIES' WHITE LAUNDERED OJ OK
SHIRTS, pleated and plain bosoms ID .ZO
with standing and rundown collars Each
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FANCY JACQUARD CORD SUITING,
AZ inches wide. all wool; an en-
tlrely new effect, which promises q. > 2
TO be in great demand by stylish ID Il.
dreSsers .................. .......... Su
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SILK-STRIPE FLANNELS, So inches
wide; all the new coIorings: Just
the thing for waists aud outing
snlrts. ..........-............
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FANCY GRANITE NOVELTY SUIT CIT 30
ING. a inches wide; wool and I'D I.
mohair mixture; exclusive with us. Suit
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Opening
Presentation
OF LaCes
And Trimmings.

Laces on the Guipure order are she favorites for
the spring and summer, 1894 OF this class the
leader by long odds will be the Point de Venise.
1t is with this lace that the more elaborate MORE
ties are trimmed. Point Orlando, Oriental and
Point de Gene are also in great favor. Among the
lace novelties we are showing:
effect aud in the new beurre or butter color, also
In white. cream. ecru and black; insertion to
ness.
POINT D'IRLANDE, in the new butter color
ecru. cream. etc.. all Widths innumerabie styles;
insertion to match.
POINT DE GENE in the newest colorings and
designs all widths; insertion to match
SILK BRAID. with tinsel through the center:
the new open-work effect now in vogue in the
East. We have all shades
inch wide. yard
inches wide.. ..-45c yard
SPANGLE TRIMMING. the very latest novelty
indescriosble; we give it up. 1t comes in three
widths:
q inch inch vide. 45c yard
- inCu WIuca.s..ss-.ss .s........----- Quo yard
inch wide. ...........,.............75 c yard
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Opening
Presentation
OF New
Wash Fabrics.

Cotton fabrics that only on a close Inspection
can be distinguished from silk Crinkled Seer
suckers in two-toned effects. the different shades
of sin gle color bein ingeniously blended as
to produce the cbangeable appearance. Dainty
patterns-the tiniest Imaginable patterns-these
are some of 1894 conceits in Wash Fabrics. ne
are eady for the summer girl.
checks and plaids. best quality, and lA2
perfect beauties. Observation-Disclosures. Yard
JAPANETTES. 80 inches WIDE new
and novel dress fabric OF the Cling
ham family. The curious crossbars
In the pattern probably suggest the OSC
name as 1t gives them something OF ~
the flavor OF Japan. Yard
CRINKLED SEERSU CKERS, 81
inches wide, in stripes of new and DC
popular co'ors; you never saw their l. Z2
like BEFORE. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Yard
FINE GINGHAMs. neat small patterns 1OlC
In the prevailing styles; dainty, Aa
good quality. ...................,..... Yard
PERCALEs, So inches wide. in 1910
choice line OF new and exclusive IA2
patterns. very fine grade $500. Yard
LLAMA CLOTHS Those cotton
fabrics the weave color and finish
OF which give them the appearance 1910
OF WOODEN goods: the new patterns LIE
ana colors. .......--...... ..-..-.... Yard
CREPoLINES, dainty floral designs 16C
exquisite colorlDgs ..............,... 10
Yard
FIGURED sATINEs, 81 inches wide. OOiC
prettiest of the new spring patterns; IKE
according to quality, 1212c, sc aud Yard
SILK-STRIPE ZEPHYRS, 81 inches arc
wide. neat and natty plaids and dO
stripes. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Yard
SILK-STRIPE FLANNELS. So inches
wide; all the coIorings: lust SnC
the thing for waists aud outing W
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LADIES' FRENCH PERCALE WAISTS. CT 0E
the Bertha STYLE with large puff ID /. Zt
sleeves, laundrted collars and cuffs. Each
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FIGURED SATINES, 81 inches wide,
prettiest of the new spring patterns;
according to quality, I2Lac, t5c aud
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BALLooN-B. W.. City. Balloons at the
present time are made of heavy pliable
SILK cloth. The seams are .cemented and
covered with q varnish usually made by
dlssolving caoutchouc in oil of turpen-
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-03-04

JABoTs AND LADIES' NECKwEAR
in MORE silk and real Point dir
lande lace. MORE and Chantilly and
Oriental laees veIvst and Point
Orlando lace; styles shown for
the first time in this city.
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FANCY MoHAIR JACQUARD SUIT. cO TX
ING, 40 inches wide: lovely line ID 70. u
patterns. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Suit
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DOT GRANITE SUITING, 20 inches
wide, fancy silk and wool in dainty Gs
color combinations. a high nov. ID
elLy $500. 49,. -. .......--.......
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SHoRTHAND-NExT FAIR-A. B. c..
Oakland, Cal. The principal reason that
1t is not necessary for reporter to be a
shorthand writer is that the knowledge of
taking notes when he is sent out to make q
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Fifth and Sixth street
lines come within half a
block of the store.
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SULLIVAN MITCHELL-J. L. K. Bur-
nett. Wash. John l.. Sullivan. the ex-
champion, was born in Boston. Mass. t2)
The fight between Sullivan and Mitchell
took place at Chantilly, France. March 10.
1885, There were thirty-eight rounds and
it was declared a draw.
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Most centrally located
and handsomely appointed Dry
Goods Store in Frisco.
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LADIES' PERCALE WAISTS. stripes
and fig ures, light and dark colors,
laundried collars and cuffs.....
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Observation-Disclosures. City. Under a
special provision of the law of California
a mortgage against the estate of a deceased
person is not barred by reason of the fact
that the claim was not filed against the es-
tate within the statutory time. A suit to
foreclose may be commenced, but only the
property specially covered by the mort
gage is available under the Judgment.
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STORIES IN CITY PAPERs-J. r. Me-,
City. If you have written story that
possesses merit all you have to do is TO
submit it to the city paper in which you
would like to see it in print. If the editor
whose duty it is 10 look over matter of that
class is of the opinion that it is interesting
and we'll written the chances are that it
will be printed
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-03-04

HaIe'S is at
o37, go and GAL Market ST.,
Opposite Mason.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-03-04

CREPOLINES, dainty floral designs,
exquisite coloriDgs ............,...
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-03-04

POINT DIRLANDE, In the new butter color,
ecru. cream, etc.. all Widths innumerabie styles;
insertion to match.