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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-10-12

mcGiII. Gris.s and the Coal
we print today a chapter in the life
of Alexander T. McGin which, alone, is
sufficient to earn for him the undying
gratitude and support of the people OF
New JERSEY. We lay before the people
the story Of the proceedings brought by
the Democratic Attorney General In the
Court of Chancery for an injunction
against the famous tripartite agreement
between the Philadelphia and Reading,
the Lehigh Valley and the New Jersey
Central Railroads.
This tripartite agreement was the prin-
cipal feature of the celebrated coal COM
bine. which is a stock subject of vituper-
alton by Candidate Griggs and his Re
publican speakers and editors. Let us
grant that some Democrats at first took
up a mistaken position upon this deal
the documentary evidence which we pub
fish today affords the most convincing
proof that Chancellor McGill was not
one of those who erred.
At the time when this great judgment
was pronounced-this Judgment which
dissolved the combine at once and in
simultaneously reduced the price of coal
nifty cents a ton, Chancellor McGill was
not dreamed of as a candidate for any
elective Office. His term as Chancellor
had almost expired, and he braved all
the enmity of railroad influences in the
Senate before which his reappointment
was to come for confirmation. But, in
spired by no hopes of political prefer
ment and deferred by no fear of cor
porate hostility he did his duty to the
people, expounding the law and the right
OF the case in the mastery phrases which
we quote at length in our news columns
Let Candidate Griggs go on mouthing
about the coal combine, the reproaches
he utters have no sting when turned
against Alexander T. McGill, whose rec
ord stands strong and unassailable, a
strong place in the legal annal of the
State.
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For Senator, -
WILLIAM D. DAILY.

For Assemblymen:-
RICHARD III. SMART.
CARL H. RUEMPLER
JOHN w. QUEEN.
JOHN E. HEWITT.
EDWARD Hoos. s1
PIERCE J.. FLEMING.
JOSEPH P. MULLIN.
DAVID H. CAGNEy.
WILLIAM n. PARsLow.
EDWARD r. STANTON.
CHARLES BAUER.
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MENTS.
Academy OF Music.

III ATQOlAy a.
which is the Stars and Stripes. is a four
adt naya play from the pens of VIM.
A Brady and Charles T.. Vincent which
was originally produced last year in
BOSTON with great success. 1t will be pro-
dnced in the Academy of Music next
week beginning Monday evening. The
story of OM Glory is founded on ac-
final facts. being incidents which oc-
Cured in Valparaiso, Chilli, some years
ago when the Chilian authorities at
tempted to tear down the emblem of
American Independence" and only de-
sisted upon gaining knowledge of the
terse dispatch from the then Secretary
of State James G.. Blaine to the repre-
sentative of this country. The cast OF
tsOld Glory" this season is an exception-
ally strong one, and includes among
others Arthur Moulton, a comedian
known to all theatre goers, who, enacts
the role of Jeremiah FNipp, and Also
Lotto Williams, a soubrette of promin-
ence whose speclaftles are d feature.
Bon Ton Theatre.
T,adies can now obtain the best seats
at the Bon Ton Theatre during the af-
ternoons for twenty-five cents. This is
lust half the price of the regular night
rates. and the performance is just the
same in the afternoons as in the even
ings. This inducement has been taken
advantage of by a great number of
ladies. and will no doubt increase as
the season progresses. For next week
Manager Dinkins offers a list of people
who have never before played in Jersey
CITY, n among whom are one or two
European irnportations, as follows:-The
Original Big -Four (Messrs. Smith, Mar
tin, Healy and Sedgwick), the most cor
rect opponents of Southern plantation
life: Miss Fannie Leslie, Americas
greatest lady contortionist; RAMA and
Arno, from the Folies Bergere, the
worlds greatest acrobatic comedians;
Joseph C. Hughes. late of Dockstader's
Ministries, in his original creation, wal
entine's Day in the South"; efine COM
edy entertainers, Howe & Seymour, in
the latest fad, "Decollete''; first appear
ance here of Clara Schlee, serio-comic;
the popular sketch team, Lynch &
Jewell, in their refined specially; THE
New York Street Sweeper" William +.
sen and Palmer, In a ~laughable comedy
sketch; the novelty PAIR, the Myers, IN
| their new act, which is strictly up to
youngest and cieverest child actress on
the american STAGE; May Edison IN
| songs and dances, above the average;
the comedy artists Lincoln G Gaiiett t
! walsh. late of Edward Harrigan's. Co.,
the Irish-American vocalist, and others.
lyric Theatre. Hoboken.
The successful farce comedy, "a Rail-
road Ticket, overlooking with catchy
sonps. pretty girls and amusing incl
DENTS. will be the attraction at the Lyric
Theatre next Monday, Tuesday, Wednes-
-.-fkt., -
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L.bbsus q. ward and MI. srisxs.

Lebbeus n. Ward and Mr. Griexs.
One of the funny things is to see the
Newark Advertiser finging mud at Mr.
Lebbeus B. Ward in one days issue while,
the day before, it was clarifying; tbs
state water scheme. The trouble is, Mr.
Ward exposed Candidate Griggs' vile rec
ord as a paid tool of water monopoly in
his very able letter in last Mondays
"World.'
The Advertiser meanly and PREACHER
ously insinuates that in his water cru
SADIE Mr.. Ward Is animated by persona
greed. This IS a wicked libel. What
ever may be said of his wisdom, Mr.
wards worst enemy cannot say that h
is anything but disinterested and IN
selfish in his motives. II he wants any
thing for himself. It Is simply the glors
or doing a great public service. MT
ward Is a gentleman Of independent
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-10-12

BEFORE leaving the subject, we can
not refrain from reminding the people
that the tripartite agreement was not
the only feature of the coal combine
There was another great coal carrying
road, which, though not a party to thai
contract was equally involved with then
in the deal This road was pledged equal
ly with the other three to raise the price
of coal against consumers, and it was
to share equally in the infamous profits
thus earned.
This road was The Delaware, Lacka.
wanna and Western Railway, and John
w. Griggs was then and is now its prin-
cipal counsel for the State of New Jer.
sey. 5a
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THE editor of the Passaic 'sDaily
News is kind enough to prophesy that
the editor of ''The Jersey City News
win need accommodation at Morris Plains
the day after election. It is quite mod
crate on his part not to suggest that
h are already needed. We .lare
sorry we cannot reciprocate shisa moderas
ton.
The Griggs cause must be in q bad
way in Passaic. The faithful are So
very sore that we feel sure they see 1.-THE
writing on the wall"
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-10-12

NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.
Notice is hereby given that the account OF
.te euhscriber. Guardian of Clarence De Hart,
q minor, will be audited and stated by, the
Surrogate of the County of Hudson. ana re-
nerted for settlement on Friday, the 18th day
Of October next.
Dated August IL. a. D. 1885:
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-10-12

SATURDAY, OCTOBER IL, 1885.
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Star Theatre, Hoboken.

nh star Theatres attractions for next
week are exceedingly interesting. Very
clever burlesQues, comedians and artists
IN every line have been engaged. The
prices are the same as usual.
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.

fSale No. Sse4)
The New Jersey Title Guarantee and Trust .
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-10-12

NED Murphy, who S in charge of
ithe services at the Tabernacle will to-
morrow evening lecture on zone of the
Boys" THIS is addressed ITO young
m "a nd1e ana 'ns sa0'e0' wan = Ws''
Rev. Charles H. Vail, pastor of the
First T1ntversalist Church, will tomor-
row evening continue his instructive and
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PUBLICATION OFFICE:

525 Montgomery street, Clay. open until IL
o'clock p NJ. BRANCH otFICES-Ilo Market
street rear Kealnv open until II o'clock midnight
$50 HAYES street open until $50 o'clock III Iarkin
street open until $50 o'clock ;SW. corner Sixteenth
and Mission streets. open until o'clock 25lS
Mission street. open anti O'Clock alfa 1l6 Nlneh
street upen until $50 o'clock
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PERSONALS.

VOUNG LADY ABOUT "a, OF PLEASANT
l disposition, having n little money, although not
necessary to engage in raising poultry with view
Poultry, box 106, Call Branch Office.
T INCOLN BROS, 226 SIXTH ST, ARE
IL selling new cheese &c ID; fresh eggs 15c dozen;
fresh butter, 20c roll Job sack cornmeal, zoe;
1O-ib sack oatmeal, Csc; picnic hams, S1ac ID;
macaroni 25c box; rice. 20 lbs for 81 prunes,
matoes, 81; flour, csc sack; lbs conee' P!'
LINCOLN BROS, cash grocers, 226 Sixth ST., oet'
Howard and Folsom
TTIHE UNDERSIGNED BEGS TO NOTIFY
| that he will open his coursng park on
February II 1895; coursing men and the general
nnblic are cordially invited to visit this beautiful
bboid and see tbis erandest of ali outdoor sport;
ample accommodation for all. NJ W. hERhlDaN.
UO3s EXCEPTIONAL BUSINESS OPEN
~ 40. ing for lady or gentleman; full lnVestl-
CATION. Care Perfume COMPANY, 20 6ehry St.
DEM0VAL- W. F. MEAGHER, THE
IL well-known boot and shoe maker, wishes to in
form his patrons and the public that he has re-
moved his place of business 10 the Alcazar puqng,
1lS O'Farrel st., where he Will be pleased TO nave
them call
w EDDTNG INVITATIONS ENGRAVED AND
w printed. RoBERTsoN'S, 126 Post ST.
51oOK- BOOKS AT RoBERTSON's, 126 POST
v street.
=, ENTbEMAN WISHES POSITION AS
" nurse. Address r. W., 10 Turk st.
A TTENTION- La DIES-"EMMA" BUST DE-
A veioper will enlarge bust inches; guaranteed;
sealed Instructions &c, or 24page III catalogue DC,
n AG CARPETS WOVE TO ORDER AND FOR
IL sale; also chenille-wove rugs and silkrag por-
there's and dealer in carpet Irvine in hank or chain
at lowest rates. GEO. MATTHEW. 700 Fifth ST.,
Oakland Cal.
NANCY DANCING FOR CHILDREN; SAT.
L aft. IRvINE'S, 927 Mission, bet 9th and 9th.
VVM. SIssON, FORMERLY OF STOCKTON,
w requested to call on II. BRANDENSIElN,
cor New Montgomery and Mission sts
WILL THE YOUNG LADY AND ELDERLY
yuho a
arm at the ferry on October %, 1894, send their
address to 6. w HAIGHT, 220 Sansome ST. ;. FP
old BUILDINGS BOUGHT AND SOLD,
" store-fxtures, DOORS windows lumber, pipe,
etc.; cheap Yard 1166 Mission st. mr. Eighth.
At HICKS DETECTIVE AGENCY-ALL
N matters confidential and skillfully handled adj
dresses located pardon petitions specially;
highest reference. HICKS, 1888 Market 81.
A IMMINENT OF MARRIAGE AND d.
N vorce: legal everywhere. Address p. 0. box
1858, San Francisco U. S. Divorce Bureau.
HIGHEST PRICE PAID LADIES', GENTS
IL CASTOR clothing. Send postal j. F., 1872 Russ.
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DOSITION BY AMERICAN HOUSEKEEPER
L short distance in country; small wages. Ad
dress +. c., box 1913, Call Branch Office.
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Young GERMAN WOMAN WANTS WASH
i ing, ironing or housekeeping by the day. Call
or address f A. 246 Oak street.
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"Soit' all over between US, is it, Laura ?"
asked George, fiercely.
yes, George, the dream is past" re
piled Laura. 81 wouldn't have minded
your flirting with all the girls some of the
time, or with some of the girls all the time;
but 1 object to your flirting with all the
girls all the time. Leave me, there is the
door,"
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AGENTS WANTED.

ENERGETIC LADY IN EACH COMMUNITY
- in the State; 100 per cent profit spare time
utilized. G, box ll2, Call Branch.
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STABLES TO LET.
CHILDREN BOARDED.

DELIGHTFUL HOME FOR SMALL CHILD.
Address MRS. MIRRELL, box l0O Call Branch
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INEXPERIENCED SEAMSTRESS DESIRES Pc
Il sition in private family; would assist with
light homework; city or country. Z. B., box 40,
Call Branch Office.
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DELTABLE MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN WANTS
II situation in a widower's family with chill
dren TO do general homework; city or country.
Call or address 90 Third ST.
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CULTIVATION WANTED BY GERMAN GIRL
- to do homework and mind children. SIT Fiji
teenth
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- FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, EDDY
ES~S street, near Jones-Rev. J. Q. A. Henry, pas
tor: Rev. NJ. P. Boynton, assistant pastor Services
Sunday, Feb. 10: Preaching at II A. NJ. by Rev.
E II. HAYDEN and at 1880 p NJ, by the assistant
pastor: topic THE Christ Sunday-schoo, 1880
P. NJ; Y. p. s of c. T.. at $50 P. NJ. Young mems
meeting, Monday evening at s O'Clock. Revival
meeting in church Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day evenings of this week at 7:45 All these ser
vices are open TO the public. Strangers are wei
come.
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IITANTED-WORK BY THE DAY OR NURS-
" ing as midwife. Apply or address MRS E. W.,
$50 Howard ST.
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nTANTED-POSITION BY A WIDOW TO
W take charge of widower'Ss home or hotel or
clearinghouse, or any place of trust. Call at Elm
wood House. room 2. 1239l2 Market ST.
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YOUNG WOMAN WANTS ANY KIND OF
L homework by the day. Call or address 42312
Harrison st.
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COTTAGES TO LET.


COTTAGE; SUNNY CORNER; ROOMS;
y basement: large yard. 1ll2 Church st.
TOR RENT-4-ROOM COTTAGE AND STA
Il BILE: l14l Twentieth ST.: key next door, In
quire 706 Folsom ST.; rent $40.
CUNNY COTTAGE, 5 ROOMS, BASEMENT,
- bath. 100 Army ST.
COTTAGE, ROOMS; LARGE YARD; SO.
~ 1919 Lombard st.
COTTAGE, 4 ROOMS AND BATH; BASE
" ment; large yard and flower garden; no Jog;
nice locality. rs Eighteenth st.
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CITUATION WANTED IN a CHRISTIAN
= Protestant) family in the country, home for
girl of II years, where she can go to school, and
services equivalent for room and board Address
c. F.. boy IL. Gail Branch Office.
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HousEs TO LET.


goo HAIGHT-9 ROOMS, BATH, LAUNDRY,
OOJ cement cellar, $50; 5e4 Howard ST.. IL
rooms aud bath, $40: SO Third ST., 10 rooms and
bath 1916: % Hill ST., s rooms and bath, $50;
2423 California ST., 8 rooms and bath, $27 80: 721
ShotweI St., cottage, Z rooms, bath d. So 90; 134
Fifteenth ST., rooms, bath, 500 1924 Folsom ST.,
6 rooms bath, stable SO: 1S Twenty ST.,
near Valencia, cottage, rooms. SIS; al Douglass
St., cottage, rooms, $l4. w. H. GRIM d CO.,
lis Montgomery st.
CfUNNY CORNER BAY WINDOW HOUSE; IA
- rooms and bath; newly painted and paperea;
plumbing all in frst-class order; rent reasonable 70
good tenant southeast corner Hyde ana JACKSON
sts. Apply to MOLLOY. 13S Montgomery
CUNNY BAY-WINDOW HOUSE OF 8 ROOMS
- and bath rent reasonable; 51l OctaVla ST.. Ap-
ply c. II. UMBSEN d CO., IA Montgomery ST,
HOUSE TO LETT ROOMS AND BATH;
L L large stable and pleasant driveway 1898
Twenty-ffth st.
C1O1 OFARRELL ST.-HOUSE ROOMS
A1LI bath, laundry, large basement, hne staple'
Will be let cheap to good tenant.
90 TWENTY THIRD ST., BET. YORK AND
20 Hampshire-H House rooms; modern I'M
provements; rent SIS.
OF e HICKORY AVE. ROOMS AND HALL;
ZIO large yard; rent $i2. Apply 235 Fen 81.
700 IVY AVE, COR. WEBSTER-SUNNY
sCA house rooms, bath, basement, yard.
HOUSE g ROOMS BATH, LARGE STABLE.
Ii 106 Ca-oline ST., OF Folsom, near Teuth.
O.00 BAY-WINDoW, SIX SUNNY ROOMS;
sDAO. bath, gas, yard, water. 1928 Capp So.
MODERN HOUSE; 6 ROOMS; BATH: LAUN-
wi dry; fine marine view $25 1908 Broadway
near Octavia.
PINE 2-sTORY BAY-.WINDoW HOUSE,
Il rooms and bath: all modern improvements; fine
fiower-garden; rent $35. Ills Buchanan ST., bet.
Suffer and Post.
ON TWELFTH ST, ROOMS, BATH, LAUN-
- dry, desirable in every way; rent reduced
S37 So Glen Park ave-, no children, I'd floor,
rooms and BATH $15; LIST floor, rooms, laundry,
large yard, bay-window, etc, SIG. DEMPSIEK,
SO Glen Park ave-, OF Twelfth st.
NC T,
IL kinds of property to rent; furniture insured.
BALDWIN q HAMMOND, 10 Montgomery st.
ELEGANT RESIDENCE ROOMS, BATH,
u fine large garden. stable, etc; 1908 Twentieth
ST.. near Guerrero; rent low to good tenant. BALD
WIN & HAMMOND, 10 Montgomery st.
MISSION BET. EIGHTH AND NINTH
M Comfortable house. stories, rooms and
bath: $50; No. 1925. Apply to c. s. CAPP & CO.,
House Brokers and Real Estate Agent.
O9I HYDE, Mr.. ELLIS-6 ROOMS AND
Oh bath; $40; water free.
4 TENEMENTS, 8 AND ROOMS EACH;
Il rent So SO, $1I. S12 Jessie ST. near Ninth.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-Continued.


Young MAN WANTS WORK IN COAL
/ yard; 8 years experience in taking orders,
sacking and also delivering coal in onlk; refer
ence given by last employer if required. Address
A. F., box 14s, Call Branch Office.
YOUNG MAN (SWEDE) WISHES no DRIVE
j. retail butcher wagon or work in store; wages
no object Address D. s., box 142, Call Branch.
nEAF MUTE MAN WANTS WORK Ar Any
this office
CoBER, INDUSTRIOUS MAN. FAMILIAR
- with cattlc-raising, desires charge OF ranch.
Address L. " P, box 40, Call Rranch-'
YOUNG, STRONG MAN (DAGEl WANTS a
L place as porter or Waterman; hest references
given. Address Il: Y :, box l0i Cali Branch Office:
FEMALE HELP WANTED.
N ANTED-h NURSE FOR INFANTS, MUST
w do some washing, $50; Protestant housework
housework girls, city and country, $40 and .$15
Apply MISS PLUNKErT, 424 Suttcr st.
M ANTED-A FRENCH NURSE FOR GROWN
" child; $25; references. Apply MISS PLUM
kETT, 424 Sutter st.
W 1tNTED-A GERMAN GIRL FOR HOUSE
w work: two in family; $25. Apply MISS
PLUNKETT, 42a Suffer st.
< HOTEL AID RESTAURANT WATT
y resses railroad fare paid: mattresses city;
childTen's nurse, $40 to $25; cook for private
family, $25; girl Cor hoasewcrk city, only in fam
lily, $50 and found: women TO cook on ranches
SIS 10 $50. MURRAY IL READY, e34 Clay ST.
slh WOhEN GOh DIE
10 Call early. MURRAY & READY, 634 Clay
ID ELIABLE HELP FURNISHED; REAL ES-
II tate; ranches wanted. Examiner Exchange,
765 Market st.
XTANTED-GIRL OF l5 MIND CHILD OF s
W years; no other work; must speak German In
qulre 1880 Eddy st.
n IRII ASSIST LIGHT HOUSEWORk AND
VI baby; good references. 923 Twentieth
IN ANTED-GOOD GERMAN COOK; LITTLE
w washing; wages $50 month. 2l21 Lyon st.
r AIDES WANTED TO WRITE AND DO
IL light work at home; S15 weekly; no canvassing;
send stamp. MRS. E. e. MERCER, Toledo, Ohio
EIRST-CLASS FINISHER ON. FINE CUSTOM
i vests. 429 Natoma st.
7 TITLE GIRL; ORPHAN PREFERRED; 10
IL to y years TO mind two little children only;
good home to good girl 219 Scott st.
NIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK. MRS.
VI SMITH, 727 Elizabeth st.
~ ERMAN GIRL OR WOMAN FOR LIGHT
VI housework small wages. 1920 Mission ST.
The morning call., 1895-02-10

ESPECTABLE MIDDLE AGED WOMAN
IL wishes situation as cook homework; good
laundress and cook: will sleep home and 20 out by
day or month. Address A. H.. box 80, Call Branch.
The morning call., 1895-02-10

WANTED-BY A Competent WOMAN
w work by the day, laundry or housekeeping.
Please call 1876 Fifth st.
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DY NEAT YOUNG WOMAN AS SEAM
ID stress; can cut and fit; is willing to help with
upstairs work; wages S19 to $40. Address s. D.,
box 90, Call Branch Office.
The morning call., 1895-02-10

A LADY DESIRES WORK AS SECRETARY
~ or reporter; can draw; good business and press
correspondent. Address Pen, Call Branch. III
Larkn
The morning call., 1895-02-10

M ALE AND FEMALE AGENTS CAN LEARN
WI how to make So a day by addressing, with
stamp for sample, J. FARRAR, East san Jose, Cal
The morning call., 1895-02-10

Young WIDOW WISHES POSITION AS
housekeeper or typewriter. Call at $40 Market
ST., room Z, OPP. Palace Hotel
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NICELY FURNISHED FLAT ROOMS, BATH,
~ plank yard, basement; rent reasonable. 81
Haight st.
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20 FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH, COR.
I~S Geary and Franklin SIS DR.. Stebbins. min
lister; W. G.. Eliot Jr., associate minister
and superintendent of Sunday schools. The
Sunday-schOo! and Bible class are at 9:45 A NJ.
The morning service is at II O'Clock. The evening
service is at 80. Instead of the evening sermon,
as announced, there viii be the ordination OF Rev.
Nicholas f. Boyd TO the Christian ministry All
are cordially invited.
The morning call., 1895-02-10

4s~0 Church. Golden Gate ave. and Polk ST. Rev.
NJ. NJ. Gibson, DID, pastor. Services. IL a. NJ.
and 7:3O P NJ Pastor win preach at both services.
Subject FOR morning: "a Great Discovery For
the evening: THE Dearest Spot on Earth" Cor
dial invitation to all
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CTRONG RELIABLE WOMAN WISHES TO
- do washing, ironing, housekeeping or cooking
by the day. MRS. CURTIZ, lis 26th, mr.. Mission.
The morning call., 1895-02-10

~ ENTLEMEN'S MENDING DONE BY A
VI young widow. Call 100 Grant ave, room 4.
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FURNITURE WANTED.

DOR RUBBER STAMPS ETC, GLOBE RUB
y Der stamp Works 1893 Market ST., near Tenth.
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COUNTRY DEALER WANTS SECONDHAND
" furniture in any quantity; can afford TO pay
good prices. Address +. A., box 141, Call Branch.
The morning call., 1895-02-10

> ACTIVE MARRIED LADIES: So WEEK
- and commission. 30 Kearny ST., room q.
The morning call., 1895-02-10

~ PLYMOUTH CONGREGATIONAL
EB~E5 Church. Post ST., between Buchanan and
Webster-Rev. ". D. Williams, DID,, pastor
Preaching at II A. NJ. and 1880 p. NJ. Sunday
schools at 80 \. NJ. and Il 80 P. NJ; Christian En-
deavor at $50 P. NJ. Prayer meeting Wednesday
Mt $50 p. NJ Thursday evening, Christian En-
deavor entertainment. MOrning Sermon "The
Prosperous and Effective Church. Evening ser
mon The Dark and Bright Side of San Francisco"
Everybody invited.
The morning call., 1895-02-10

WIDOW FROM THE EAST WOULD LIKE
W position housekeeper; city country
country preferred Room AZ, Windsor Hotel, Wash
ineton St Oakland
The morning call., 1895-02-10

DELIABLE WOMAN DESIRES POSITION AS
IL janitress, cleaning offices, etc; housekeeping,
washing by the day week; best local references.
a. H.. 222 Willow ave-, bet. Franklin st. and Van
Ness ave.
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900 NINETEENTH ST, BET. MISSION AND
go Valencia-Furnshed bay-window 2-story
house OF 9 rooms and bath; servants room; laun-
dry; large GARDEN all in perfect order; rent $50
Apply to L. A. SOUC d CO., 465 and 467 Valen-
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TO1 HARRISON . SUNNY, HEALTHY
oil completely furnished housekeeping rooms
running water porch; BATH private family; SIP.
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!. - 1.cNEC,nl N; A,,I0NAI l,HITRCH.

FIRST OANNIlkt1'a-A1 it9&N&Ab III NNtli
VS. corner Post and Mason sts-Rev e. ..
Brown, DID. pastor viii preach ia tile morning at
I ! o'clock Theme: Tho Mora, Beauty and sub
Iiplit,- OF GODS Word IN the evening 1T 1870
o'clock. theme; The Hungry Soul" t,vanSelistic
service. Sunday-SchOol at 12:45. Deacon l. II.
Vforse Superint e,ldcnt. Mrs Cooper's Bible class
i'm Che auditorium. y. p s. C. E in lccture-room
AT 80 =. 81. Wednesday evening meeting al Z so
P NJ Al are cordially invited. Pastors residence
] FOB Geary Telephone west 512.
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TO11 LARKIN-TWO BEAUTIFUL SUNNY
IUt2 completely furnished housekeeping rooms;
CRATE range, hot and cold water; exclusive toilet.
THIRD 22O-SINGLE AND SUITES; LIGHT
L housekeeping; So up; brick building; yard
The morning call., 1895-02-10

~ ERMAN LADY WISHES A PLACE FOR
" housekeeping or take full charge of child or
children. Call at 1861 Mission ST., bet. Sixth and
Seventh
The morning call., 1895-02-10

A MEXICAN GIRL DESIRES HOUSEW DIRK;
~ good cook; wash and iron: sew; in private
family Call at ] 26 Fourth St. first floor, room g.
The morning call., 1895-02-10

~ CALVARY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
LF~S corner Geary and Powell streets-Rev John
Hemphill D. D., pastor viii preach al il A. NJ ana
80 P. NJ. In the evening the firth OF q course OF
historical lectures on The Heroes and Pioneers Of
Protestant History: topic, "Savonarola-" sab
bath-schOo at u 80 F. NJ. y. P. : of c. T. at $50
P. NJ Strangers visiting the city and friends OF the
cnngracntin made welcome