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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-30
help FOR THE YOUNG MEN.
EpistOpalianS Entering New Fields
Of Activity.
OLD RIKCON HILL is THE scene.
Work Of the Coed Samaritan Mission
Comfortable Home for the st.
Andrews Society.

The Episcopalian churches of this city
have unitedlin project to establish mis-
sion in that part of the city formerly en-
braced in the parish of the Church of the
Advent. Since the removal of the latter
church all that vast section of the city east
OF Eleventh street and south of California
was left without an Episcopal church. To
fill this void and incidentally to form mis-
sionary center for the. work of the city
churches, the mission of the Good Samari-
tan was founded, and Rev. William 1.
Kip Jr. was appointed by the Bishop as
the missionary in charge.
Part of the lower story of the building
on the northeast corner of Second and
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0 A GOOD USE. ARE AT LOGGERHEADS.
Ell BeIVedere to Be Growers and Florists Did
Transformed. Not All Agree.
R THE YOUNG MEN. CHINESE HELP THE CAUSE.
Entering New Fields An Effort Made to Secure Separate
Of Activity. Organizations
HILL is THE SCENE. PRODUCERS THE MAJORITY
Coed Samaritan KisSOn- Committee Appointed to Prepare
able Home for the st. Constitution and Bylaws for
andrews Society. an Association.
CHINESE HELP THE CAUSE.
An Effort Made to Secure Separate
Organizations.
PRODUCERS In THE MAJORITY.
A Committee Appointed to Prepare a
Constitution and Bylaws for
an Association.

The florists and fora growers around the
city are at loggerheads, and the proposed
boycott of the Chinese is likely to result in
no action.
Last Wednesday few of the most prom
inent dealers in the city met in the rooms
of the State Horticultural Society at 900
Suffer street and decided to form an organ
ization, with the help of the growers, which
could combat the Chinese in the same line
of business.
The result was meeting yesterday after
noon, at which considerable feeling was
manifest between the representatives of the
two branches of the business.
James Sproule, manager of the Sunset
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BIRTHS--MARRlAGES-DEA DEATHS.

BORN.
FRENCH-iR this civ. January 23. 1895. to the
wife OF Charles Z. French, son.
GOLDSTEIN-In this city. January %. 1895, to
the wife OF b. NJ. Goldstein. daughter.
CUSH1NG-ln this city, January %. 1895. to the
wife OF f. A. Cushing. livingston and daughter
CHRISTIE SEMI this city. January 80, 1895,
to the wife of o. Christensen daughter.
BROWN-In Eureka. Cal, January &C. 1895, to
the wife OF General J. y, Brown (Adiie Sher-
burre) daughter.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-30

Augustus H. War1 of Alameda, lot on line OF
Weber street, 275 = of Central avenue. 100, w
/ 81 IS, 100, E 1875 to beginning, being lots
g aud 81, kncinai PARK tract. Alameda; $lO.
Eliza NJ. Sheehan to Edward E. Potter, LOT on
SW corner OF Murray street nDd San PABLO avenue,
25 by w loo, being lot l. Potter Tract, Berkeley;
$40.
T. o. Crawford & Thomas Moran (by Sherln)
Calvin B. White (Sheritf) to Union savings bamk'
lot on line OF Effls street, 200 w of Dwlneue,
80 by 1872 :6 lots 16 and II, block q, case
Tract. Berkeley, S499.
Caroline NJ. RuEkle of Oakland TO /. L. Borden
OF Alameda. lol w corner of Clay ana Rose
streets. NV 200 by SW 600, block 46, Fitchburg
Homestead lots; also lot on corner OF Mary ana
Clay streets, SW 500, NV 119. n Il GOO 81 119 TO
beginning, being block As, and strip adjoining n
the n w. being portion of same, Brooklyn Town
ship; SO.
Antonio s. and Mary u. Sylvester to Manuel f.
Jardin OF Eden Township. lot beginning at a
stake on side OF Maine street. zoo from
Bridge thence W 100. N to stake w 100, 100.
y ! 80 TO beginning. lot 10, block 10. Haywards
Park Homestead Union, subject to mortgage for
$780, Eden Township; $40.
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NARRIEO.

WEST-ROGERS-I this city. January %, 1898.
at The residence OF the brides uncle. Reuben H.
Lloyd. by the Rev. Il. Lion. rector OF st.
Stephens James West and Aphra Rogers.
LUNDIN AIN this city, January II,
1875, Charles b. undin and Sarah Davega,
both OF San Francisco
KIRBY-WILLIAMS-In this city. January 9.
1891 8, by the Rev. j. q. A. Henry Alfred Kirby
OF San Francisco and Emma Williams Of GLOW
ersville. n. Y.
FLANDERS--BROWN-In this city, January 90.
1898 BY the Rev. Henry B. Collier. Albert c.
Flanders and Mary c. Brown, both OF San Fran
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Accidents to workbench.

Neil Mcleod of East Oakland had both
bones of his right leg fractured at the
Union Iron Works yesterday. A scaffold
on which he was sitting while at work on a
new barge gave way and he fell to the
ground. Robert B. Decker, a carpenter
living in Alameda, fell distance CT twenty
feet from a scaffold while at work in a new
building on O'Farrell stSeet, near the
Alcazar Theater. He escaped with slight
Both had their injuries attended to at the
Receiving HOSPITAL
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By the use of the word Limited" the diff
ferent members of firm are liable for only
the amount of the shares individually held.
For instance, if partner in limited firm
owns but a third of the business, in case OF
failure his loss is limited to his share alone,
either retrictions as to number or class OF
cars.
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Warehouse PronArtv.

Sw. cor Battery and Filbert streets, known as
the 'Pioneer Warehouse" only half block from
the seawsll and shipping. Freightcars of the dif-
ferent steam railroads III the immediate vicinity,
via Belt road This is the best location in the city
for warehouse property. Both streets paved with
bsSait stone. Rear entrance to second story OF
warehouse for teams Rent $500 per annum.
Lot 137 :6xl37 20, including rear passageway.
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MAGNIFICENT MANSION
....oF TEE LATE.
MRS. KATE JOHNSON,

SW. cor. OFarreu and Leavenworth streets.
Contains % well-app ointed rooms, with bath
rooms and lavaIories. Suitable for clubhouse
elegant location for first-clsss hotel or for
nj odern French flats. Il either instance a 10 per
cent revenue could be obtained the invest
ment Present nominal rent $500 per month,
under lease for one year. Omnibus and electric
roads. Streets in splendid condition. Lot 1875
feet on 0'Farrell street by 1879 feet on Leaven-
worth.
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PRESIDE HEIGHTS.
ROYAL Residence LOtS.

4tUy
n. line of Gay, 1875 E. of Laurel st. These reg
fdence lots are the best in the choice Preside
Heights district Grand marine view: also that
lovely outlook upon the mountains of Marin So
noma, Napa ana Contra Costa counties and the
islands III the bay OF San Francisco Neighbor-
hood the choicest. streets severed, csmeut-stone
sidewalk. Jackson. Sacramento and California ST.
cables. Lots 2S:11a and 25x127 :S14
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OAKLAND POPULISTS.

Names Presented for Nomination for
Municipal Offices Tonight.
The second session of the Populist con-
vention was called to order at 7:30 o'clock
last night at Franklin Hall by Chairman
Eugene Hough, and after the adoption of
an ironclad platform, directed chiefly at
the Southern Pacific and the Reilly bill, it
was decided that the minor offices should
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-30

Nothing is pleasanter to use as cure fol
rough and sunburned skin than plain slices
of cucumber. The way to use it is to cut
off slice and rub the skin well with it.
drying afterward with soft towel. This
remedy is said to be quite as efficacious as
any of the nostrums in vogue for the pur-
pose, and has the advantage of being a
great deal cheaper.
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ELEGANT Improved PropertY.

NE. cor. Guerrero aud 2Sd streets. Handsome
building of modern construction, cont3iping
stores each with rooms adjoining and bias en- emit;
1 French fiat OF rooms, hath, ETC.. and French
flats of a rooms. bath, etc. Pleasant surround
ingS. Valencia cable and san Francisco and San
Mateo electric roxd ull rents $224U per ann I'm.
Lot la feet on Guerrero street by so feet on I'D.
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ORIGINAL Water Lnt.

NE. line of Main st. 229:2 feet Sc. from
Howard This is a choice location for a wholesale
warehouse. manufacturing establishment or
fouudry is near the water front and all ready for
building. Examine this for an investment; lot
45;1OX137 IS feet
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Preside Heights-5O.Yara.

$. line of Jackson, I37 IS feet W. of Laurel 81.
This entire 5O-vara VIII be sold In one parcel
Handsomely located; grand view; near Preside
reservation, Jackson, Sacramento, California and
Paclhc-aVenue cables Examine this for an invest
ment Lot 1877 ;6xl27 :514 feet
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Business Property, Improved.
Business Property, UnimprOVed
Residence Property, Improved.
Residence Property, UnimprOVed
BUSINESS s0-YARA.

NV. cor. Golden Gate ave. and Leavenworth st.
This centrally located 50-vara is but block from
the Hibernia Savings Bank. City fall aud Market
ST. within blocks. Ii is certainly the best
located large piece of property now available in
the city for large building suitable for business
purposes, halls hotel. The entire Mark et-st
sy stem of cables and other roads pass within
block. Present nominal ground rent $40 psr
mouth. No lease. he buildings do not belong 10
the estate. Lot 1877 IS feet on Golden Gate ave. by
1877 IS feet on Leavehworth st.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-30

E line (No. 400 of Lyon ST., 100 feet N of raget
handsome family residence OF rooms and bath;
finished attic and basement; one-ialf block from
Golden Gate Park: street in spl endd condition;
cement stone walk: examine this for a homes
rent $50 per month; OAK, Page and Haight st. car
tines; lot 25xi02 feet.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-30

Stand Not Upon the Order of Your Going,
But go at once and buy . bottle of the fragrant
SoZoDONT. You will never regret it. 1t not
only beauties and preserves the teeth and arrests
decay. but leaves the mouth cool, and the breath
az fragrant as a roAe.
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CITY Front-seaWall Pronertv.

South line of Jefferson ST., 1877 IS feet west OF
Taylor. This is a valuable business property; the
present seawall is but a short distance from this
location; the next extension west will pass In
font OF this choice piece of manufacturing ware
mouse or FOUNDRY property. A big chance for
Spectator or investor: 50-vara lot No. 4 (IS7 20
1887 20 feet), in block No POL
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City Front-Improved Property.

NV. cor Battery and Greeu sts 10U3 Battery
This property is improved and renting for $50 per
month. Battery and Green sits. paved with basals
rock This property is but short block from the
se7wail and IS gaining in value every day, Lot 20
xl2O feet to rear street
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Downtown Improved Property.

NV. line (Nos. $50, 522 ana 5221a) OF j esSie st.,
230 feet ". of Sixth the building is in fine con-
ditiOn has three tenementS: always rented; full
rent $5S per month; Postofl ee site; street
in basalt rock; examine this for an Investment;
lot Z5x75.
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Outside Land Block No. 799

Entire outside land block No. 799. bounded by
X and sts., 3lSt and 32d avenues. being the
fourth row south from Golden ate Park, COM
prislng so city lots.
-Four lots 81 6x10O, IA lots 25xlOo and 80 lots
z5xl20, or entire block 240I500 feet; big chance
LOT the specula Icr. in this location the next
move In real estate will come and is where the
money VIII be made
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Pacific Heights-Handsome Rasidanna

\. line NO. 28lO) of Clay ST., 1I5 feet ". OF
Scott; handSons house Of rooms and bath;
$a5; Alta plaza only 200 feet from residence:
very choice neighborhood: street bituminized;
cement stone walk; pleasant home for a family;
California, Sacramento and Jackson cables: lot
25x127:S 1914.
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Builders Contract.

Annie M. Reilly with d. Emerson. to build oil
Sc corner of Point LoboS avenue and Boyct
street loo by Z 80 81: $5125.
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Easterly 0ne-half of Outside Land
Block No 925

Bounded by aud SITS and 32d ave, beiug
the easteriy half of block 925. in the seventh row
south from oloen Gate Park, comprising "a full
city lOts 8 lots 30xlOO feet, I6 lots 25x12O feet
or entire 120x600 feet.
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TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE.

Cash. in TIE gold coin OF the United States, 10
per cent o. the purchase money to be paid to the
auctioneers at time Of sale, balance on confirma-
tion of sale Dy superior Court. Deeds at rur-
chaSers expense.
EASTON, ELDRIDGE g. co.,
63S Market St, Au ctioneers
ia2S 81 30fe35
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this he was given charge of the city land
business of the company, and all its inter
ests were carefully looked out for by him.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-11
PERSONAL.

Judge ]. W.Turner of Eureka, CAL, is at the
Russ.
A. B. Jackson, Salinas banker, is at the
Grand.
A. H. Mattzger, a Riverside fruit-grower, is at
the Palace.
Miss Anna Belle Carr of Marysville is guest
at the Lick.
Dr. R. E. Rice of Woodstock, Ontario, is a
guest at the Russ.
J. w. Henderson, banker of Eureka, is
housed at the Lick.
F. D. Nicoll, prominent Stockton attorney,
is housed at the Lick.
Charles Lindsay, District Attorney of Santa
Cruz, is at the Grand.
]. Wilson Brown, business man of Los
Angeles, is at the Russ.
Judge L. NJ. Buck of Eureka is visiting the
City and is at the Lick.
G. w. Boggs, a large landowner of Tracy, is
registered at the Russ House.
II. P. Stabler of Yuba City dropped in for q
few days and is quartered at the Lick.
Rev. J. n. Colby, a minister of Coyington,
KY, is visiting the City, guest at the Grand
Andrew Markham, a Santa Rosa capitalist, is
spending few days in town at the Lick House.
David Keith, a Park City mining man, is in
from Utah, and is quartered at the Lick House.
The Misses Josephine and Francis Cole of
San Jose are visiting Miss Vesta Shortridge in
this City.
Captain J. B. Overton, superintendent of the
Gold Hill Water Works at Virginia City, is
quartered at the Russ.
o. P. Posey of Telluride, Colorado, is guest
at the Palace Hotel. He is one of the leading
mining men of that State.
Sneneer c. Ruckbee of the fl m of Sheinwa1d
Buckbee g. Co., leaves tomorrow for q two
weeks vacation in Shasta County.
Charles NJ. Coglan, secretary of the State
Board of Equalization, is down from Saera-
mento. He is accompanied by his wife. They
are at the Lick
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REFORM IN ENGLAND.

Although until Parliament meets the
new Conservative Ministry in England is
not likely to make any official announce
ment of the work it intends to undertake
enough has been said since the elections
by members of the Cabinet to make it
fairly certain that Parliament will be
called upon to deal with what Chamberlain
has called constructive social reform"
The phrase is vague one, but it implies
some attempt to find remedy for those
economic evils of the age which are felt
even in this country and in England have
become well nigh intolerable. Mr.. Cham
berlain says: "The new Government will
not be unmindful Of popular aspirations
nor backward in its efforts to promote the
social amelioration of the condition of our
people at home" Lord Salisbury has ex-
pressed full approval of this statement.
Sir John Gorst has declared that i'm
mediate attention will be given to ques-
tons of labor and capital and providing
work for the unemployed. Balfour, who
is to be leader of the Commons, has out
lined more elaborate policy, embracing
the better housing of the working classes,
the subdivision of big estates, the protec-
ton of farm tenants in their improve
ments, compensation to injured working
men and tightening the burdens of taxa
ton on agriculture.
1t is curious that tko Conservative party
Of so conservative a country as England
should thus declare for a policy which in
America would be regarded as radical
socialism. The conditions of England,
however, are widely different from those of
the United States, and many evils which
can here be safely left for individual enter
prise to remedy must there be dealt with
by the Government. The announcement
of this policy of constructive reform
enables US to understand Lord Salisbury's
victory in the elections. The Liberals pro-
posed to give Ireland home rule and to
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-11
A BUTTER BACILLUS.

According to correspondent of the
Pittsburg Dispatch, Professor II. c. Conn
of Pennsylvania, who has been making ex-
periments for the last two years in the
cultivation of bacteria for improving the
flavor of butter, has already obtained re-
suits which promise to introduce impor-
tant changes in the dairy business, and
prove of considerable benefit to butter
users.
The particular bacillus which Professor
Conn has discovered has been named by
him Bacillus No. a." 1t is said to be
capable of doing surprising things in the
way of ripening cream for butter-making.
The butter when first produced by the in
oculating process developed a delicate and
delicious flavor, but it deteriorated after
two weeks. A full incubation with the
bacillus from the laboratory, however, re-
stored the flavor and demonstrated the
usefulness of the discovery. The informa-
ton is added that Professor Conn intends
to introduce the incubation process into
all the large creamerIes in the United
States within the next year, and then even
the humblest citizen can have the delicate
bacillus butter instead of oleomargarine.
Whether the new discovery will be of
real value to the world remains to be seem
The experience with what have been called
Sophisticated foods" has not been encour-
aging. Science has taught US to make
honey out of glucose, olive oil out of cot
ton seed, fruit jellies out of mineral acids
and wine out of nearly everything under
the sun, but these achievements have been
more fattering to our intellects than pleas
ing to our palates. Professor Conn is, of
course, entitled to credit for his work and
fame for his discovery, but, all the same, a
hesitating world of butter-eaters would be
very glad if he would put his butter bacil-
lus back where he found it.
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cAL1FoRN1ANs IN NEW YORK.

New York, N. Y, Aug. 10.-Miss Virginia
Fair continues to be easily the most prominent
person that the California colony can boast of
in the East. The Eastern press chronicles her
movements and her diversions with as much
care as though she were royal princess. Her ex-
ploits on the bicycle and at golf have been gone
into In detail. Lately she has taken to driving
In the morning she generally appears alone on
the Newport roadways in a little basket phae-
ton. Her sister, Mrs. Herman Oelrichs, gener-
ally accompanies her in the afternoon. Both
attract no end of attention In slightly
different way "Lucky'' Baldwin is also coming
in for great deal of Eastern notice just now
He is having very successful season with his
string at Saratoga, and the long black overcoat
that he always affects, regardless of variations
in the temperature, threatens to become as
notable here, in way, as Greeley's memorable
hat.
The marriage in London of G. P. Hunting
toms adopted son, Arthur Hilton Huntington,
10 Mrs. Helen Gates, receives some slight atten-
ton. While here young Huntington spent
much OF his time at the Huntington villa in
Westchester, and was chiefly known in anna
teur athletic circles. Miss Jennie Catherwood
OF Westchester leaves soon to join her mother,
Mrs. Clara Cstherwood, at Madrone villa, Napa'
County. Rev. w. FL. Moreland of San Fran
cisco has been at the Ocean House, Newport,
during the week. Californians at the New
York hotels includes San Francisco. Brend-
sin, A. f. Binz, w. Jung, J. Quad. Belvedere;
w. A. Bord, Grand Union; G. 7. Thomas, Broad
way Central: R. II. Hyland, C. II. Wallace
Morton House; A. Livingston, Coleman. Los
AngeleS-W. d. Opdkye, Stewart,