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FOR SALE-Good saddle horse. with all the
gats: must be sold Mt once: also good har.
ness: owner going ont of city. Inquire SIG
Broadway, city, any evening m2 6t
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BEAUTIFUL high, dry and le7el lots at
jefferson Park. s0 to $40: 81 down. 500.
weekly. Isaac l.. Goff Co., Weybosset. corner
Dorrance st. mi 4t
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ORANGE COUNTY HOTEL--Chelsea. W. !;
enlarged and newly furnished, viii open for
summer boarders about June 25 quiet village
easily accessible from railroad, good board.
no malaria. no mosquitoes, fine ncepery.
pleasant drives For circulars and terms
address Il. ID. harnea. Prop. a2S 90
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40 LET-Tao connsctng offices; fsCund
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FOR sALE-Fsrm, about 20 acres: large
two-story housh, with l.: large harm. with
sheds attached; asparagus, rhubarb. red and
black raspberries. blsekborries. fruit trees;
pioughing partly done: bargain: owner
having other business. Apply 6s Broadway.
ago DC
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FOR sALE-A meat cart in good condition |:
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X. J. m2 &c
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FOR sALt-fine residences; two cottage
houses on Carter street. Elmwood: modern
improvements; sold 10 settle estate: stable
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FOR sALE-One second- hand de.spring
wagon sspring wagon ana single dump
carts. Thomas Monohan a. Son, 500 Atwells
avenue. a30 Sc
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-14
POMP PADOUR JIM
IS A "QU|T TER"
A Telegram From Mar&in
Julian DispelS All
Doubt.
Manager Groom Learns That
Corbett Has Not Signed
With Fitz.
SPORTING MEN DIsGUSTED.
Gibbs, Groom, Graney, Jordan and
CarrolI-All Speak of Corbett in
Whitening Terms.
SPORTING MEN DIsGUsTED

The mooted question as to why Corbett
has adopted the Fabian policy in his deal
ings with Sailor Sharkey was settled in
a manner convincing to every one last
night, when ]. ]. Groom of the National
Club received telegram from Martin
Julian, Fitzsimmons' manager, which
reads as follows:
New YORK, October Is, 1896.
j. J. Groom, Manager National Club, San Fran
cisco, Cal: Can't give positive answer at pres
ent. Waiting for Corbett to sign articles. II
he refuses will do business with you.
MARTIN JULIAN.
This telegram was in reply to one sent
by Groom, asking if a ten-round fight
could not be arranged. to take place in
San Francisco, between Fitzsimmons and
Sharkey. The National Club had tired of
Corbett's dilatory tactics. and therefore
looked to the Australian for contest.
Thus Corbett's one and only excuse for
not meeting Sharkey has now been taken
away from him, namely: that, as he had
signed to meet Fitzsimmons, no one
would be interested in a match between
him and so paratively unknown a
man as Sharkey.
That telegram was the Crookes tube
from which emanated the X-ray that
pierced Corbetts verbal subtertuge and
showed the skeleton form of dishonest in
tentions behind. That the local sporting
fraternity believes Corbett a physical
wreck, with no intention of fighting either
Fitz or Sharkey, may be gathered from the
following subjoined utterances:
J. ]. Groom-I have done with Corbett
and do not intend wasting any more
money on kilograms. He has no inten-
tion of entering ring with anybody.
Billy Jordan-What have l said all
aIong2 That Corbett is "qultter" of the
first water. FitZsimmons or Sharkey,
either, for that matter, could knock the
head off him in no time. He knows it too.
Eddie Graney-That is exactly the same
trick Corbett played with Cnoynski for
so long. knew he was lodging and this
proves it. He will either have to sign
somebody now or go out of business.
]. d. Gibbs-Corbett's actions to me are
simply laughable. He must lie awake at
night in order to avoid having his excuses
take grisly shapes and frighten him in a
nightmare.
jimmy Carroll-I guess I was one of the
last men 10 lose faith in jim but it is now
all gone. For some time l have been i'm
perfectly convinced that be was trying to
avoid match, and this leaves no doubt.
Nothing could make Corbett act so but the
knowledge that he is physically incapable
OF fighting.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-14
THE STOCK MARKET,

Prices for mining stocks were lower again YES
terday and trade dull. The close however
was trmer again.
The Bank Of California has declared the usual
quarterly dividend of So, or $50 900, payable on
the 18th.
Interior banks recently paid dividends as fol
lows: First National Bank of Los Angeles omar
terly Of 81 80 per share the 9th: Farmers and
Merchants Bank of Los Angeles quarterly of
So rs per share the 10Th; National Bank Of
Monrovia, semiannual of 50 so per share last
week.
at a special meeting of the stockholders Of the
Bodie Consolidated yesterday the sale of the min
ing and other property of that company to the
Standard Consolidated on the terms already pub
lished was ratified. A similar meeting will be
held by the stockholders OF the BuIwer Consoli-
dated Mining Company next week.
In the Chollar mine (Comstock workings) in the
north stope above No. 2 crosscut on the 45O level
work has been confined TO the ninth, tenth and
eleventh floors during the past week. The pay
has been spotted and poorer than usual. In the
south stope on this level they are working nor tn
on the seventh floor and finding some fair
grade ore. From this stone they have crosscut
TO the east, but have found nothing of value Have
shipped TO the Nevada mill during the past week
"a IONS and 700 pounds of ore, which is being
eccomulateo In IN tne ne dumps. The average top car
sample was $23 9O. Are repairing in The north
drift on the $50 level preparatory to starting a
crosscut from 1t 10 the west. other repairs where
necessary are under way
In the Potosi mine (Comstock workings, the
raise from the intermediate level. opened ~ fhe
top of the raise from the south drift on the 45O
level is now up SO feet, the top showing lunches
of fair grade ore. Are STOPPING to the south from
the foot OF this raise and are fdding some ore Of
fair grade, which is being saved. On The tunnel
level the drft west to connect with the ton Of the
raise just noted is out Is feet; the face is in cav
and porphyry. Have saved during the week o
tons and 7O0 pounds Of ore, which they shipped
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-14
MEErING NorrCEs-Continued.


|" ANNUAL MEETING-THE GULAR
Gf~S| annual meeting of the stockholders OF the
Sanger Lumber Company will be held at the Of
fee of the company, room 1G, 22 Market ST., San
Francisco, CAL, on TUESDAY, the 10th day of
October, 1896, at the hour of P. NJ, for the pnr-
pose of electng board of directors TO serve Tor the
ensuing year and the transaction of such other
business as may come be ore the meeting.
ALONZO NJ. Il RIM Secretary.
Office-22 Market ST., r;n. 10, San Francisco, Cal,
~ THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
cs>S corporation of st. Luge's Hospital will be
held at its office, 731 California ST., MONDAY,
october 49, at $3.50 p NJ, for the election of mem
bers of the corporation. board of seven directors
and any other business coming before the meeting.
VILLA Nj DOXEY, Secretary.
EPNtsTICE OF oFMEETING-THE REG ULAR
&~S annual meeting of the stockholders of the
Nevada Bank of San Francisco will be held at It's
banking office 30l Montgomery ST., Fan Iran
cisco, Ca, on WEDN ESDAY the fourteenth
(l4th) day of October. 1896, at the hour of three
(9 O'Clock p NJ, for the purpose Of electing a
board OF directors to serve during the en- .uing
year. and for the transaction of such other business
as may come before the meeting.
ID. B. DAVIDSON, Secretary.
San Francisco, Sept 30. 1895.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-14

to the Nevada mill The top car sample of the
same was $29 so per ton.
1t is reporter that a member of the Stock ana
Bond Exchange recently fined $1,000 for
having dealings with a member of another board,
intercourse with which has been prohibited
Assessments Pending.
Following is a list OF assessments pending:
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-14
BANK OF CALIFORNIA.
Annual Meeting of the Stockhold ers
and Election of Officers for the
Coming Year.

Coming Year.
The thirty second annual meeting of
the stockholders OF the Bank of California
was held yesterday and the following off,
GERS and directors were elected:
President, William Alvord; vice-president,
Charles H. Bishop; cashier, Thomas Brown I;
assistant cashier, S. Prentiss Smith; second
assistant cashier, Irving F. Moulton secre tary,
Allen NJ. Clay.
Directors-James NJ. Allen, William Alvord,
William Babcock, Charles r. Bishop, Antoine
Borel, Adam Grant, 81. H. Hewlett, Edward W.
Hopkins, Myer Lewis Jacob Stern, George
Whittell.
The following is the abstract from the
secretary's books exhibiting the condition
of the bank at the close of business Sep
tember 30, 1896:
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-14

Included in the statement is an account
of the real estate in this City, also of the
Fresno Land Company.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.


@@ NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
u>S the Maria Kip Orphanage of 638 Folsom St.,
San Francisco, CAL, has received the following
orphan aud half orphan girls from June 30 to
October l, 1896: Maggie May MacNaughton, 3
years; Sarah Hllda Refs, 8 years. Mary King,
years Eliza King. years. Ida King, years:
Mathllda Edith Kaber, 10 years: Jeanette AL
bretta Brown IL years; Grace II ubbard 10 years.
Annie Hubbard, years; Henrietta Hammer, 20
months; Florence Spicer, IL years.
EP DIR. RAY, WEAK MEN MADE STRONG;
&~S acrobatic exercise. Room 8, II Mason st.
E% GAS FIXTURES MADE TO ORDER;
G~S cheapest place in the city. D. HUE
SCHMIDT, 623 Golden Gate ave.
re- BAD TENANTS ELECTED FOR -:
&~S collections made, city or country. Pacific
Collection Co., AIS Montgy St., room 9. Tel boSo.
Rs BAD TENANTS ELECTED, 49, COOK
9~S Law and Collection Office 1923 Market St
We CHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA
%-S THE WEEKLY CALL, sent to any address
III the United States Canada one year for 81 90
postage free.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-14
PARrNERsHIP NOTICES,

nIssoLUTIoN oFPARTNERsHEII'PI,.c---
- Is hereby given that Il. H. WINSTON has this
day retired and withdrawn from the nrm of A. M.
brokers. and that said business will be condnctsd
by A. NJ SPECK and ]. II. SP Eek from and after
the lst day Of october, 1896, under the firm name
and style OF a. NJ. SPECK d. co. S
Dated October !, 1896.
A. NJ. SPECK
The Southern herald., 1896-05-01
A NEW soIENeE


II Reads fHs CharaslsE sf Rsopls b -
amlning tAe Teeth.
Palinistfy has a new rival. phrenol-
ogy Is way back, phyaiogn0micai ~
search progesstoo nnfeliable, but here
is q method that 4 declared "a be an.
erring, intallible, and then. 50 blessedly
recent Teeth reading Is lha latest. the
YER lntests means of Investigating
character 0peB s0af aeuih Fof the
horse deqlef's Judgment Is now 70 Be
applied 10 the world-at-large, but, in-
stead Of "age," IL Is temperament. dis
position, with all the attendant virtues
and vices, that the knowing seer win
be able 70 read in those worries which
naturc-hot art let Il be added--haa
fixed there as 40 many signsboarda
This science Is the result Of . necessity
for something new and startling. and Il
will be admitted By possessors 81 q
dental complement that there issolne-
thing IN II.
Professors afifn That there are two
or three deep-rooted reasons tor beIIey-
Ing that teeth are the index Of a mans
nature. AZ an events. teeth that are
long and narrow indicate grasplne
disposition; Enall. white. separate mol.
ars mark his trearhery lneonsl Is
marked BY overlapping teeth, and where
they are widely parted he is sure 70 ten
al be knows Thus saifh he believer
in the new science Mr.. Rooscyelts
fine teeth have been the subject Of con.
siderable comment, By the New York
newspapers erof. ainoe he was made
police commissioner. but nobody has as
yet applied to them this theory Of char
aeter.readlne. why not try It On now7
Would II not ben laudahIe experiment.
to apply this same method 70 all sorts
Of persons beginning, of course, very
early IN life, before The dentists have
upset nature's handiwoFk with their
articles and made simproysmentep on
that good lady's crude and early efforts
People who wear false ones would be
ont Of the running. but surely every.
body else must Be charmed 20 iry teeth
reading.
Even II DR.. Oliver Wendell Holmes did
say men mado their 6wn mouths, ont
side Of dental college they are MOI
responsible for the shape Of their teeth
II, rs race, we Americans are not ol
the Mr.. Carker order. and haven't hand
some, white teeth-le6 alone gpod and
moral teeth-it should not be laid ii
against u.s. However. If there must
be as many new sciences as there ars
new fashions, this infant one Il as vel
as another, and may yet grow to digni
fed proportions, though it Is feorcd 4
win be some time before Il S 1elf-sup
porting g.-Boaton Herald.
The Southern herald., 1896-05-01


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14E hotHE s. A sysTa
So - Always sasss Uutn fhs Hzlz
the fhzaze i r|orn.

"a. NN
So ~ Always sasss Uutn - Hzls s
the fhreae + norn-
HIS majesty uzssf cohdescends to =
through lhe ezRmaus 81 q Aczlsih
nsfrinse Ths semen of his hars
rre divided into thfss great tlss
--the Endihes. VIA aFe hscre 81 ieza
leeiiimaie wives ahquth nqsrr Cliifiaf
ly esponsedi the fknhals. nr fayQutes
from among whom the kadine azs
uzoany selected. and lhe Cuiehzdes 4 /.
srallg f'ths soaHE laaisz Nl,c sreHls
ant ih. The yes q iAeif hoslft, Nhf
may, in their turn. attain the dignity q
IknbaiAs An q tlezs Woaeh must s
of slave arigin. sTlAe nlaiority arr
either nuFchapesEor stolen from cirea
sian or Georgian peasants very ten.
der saRe ahiFin 50 uiystefi0osa manaeE
IS 20 prevent FL shanees of their rsilk
tifes aver tfaeins their whereabouts
IN nine Eases out 6f Ten. however, # IT,
lady does hot tiss ID iinllol thhee ~
identity is revealed % her kinfolk ahf
the chiei object Of her liit becomes 4
obtain rieh places for shem by faif
means Dr. foul. The sullsn 81 Turkey.
theFefoFc, 4 myariably the sou of >
slave women. HHt the moment thsf
slave becomes the mother oi a prince Of
even princess ef fhe bloolI roy al sisoiH
set free and given fmpefial rank AZ
an instance ID point, many Old residents
in Constantihopie stiil feincnbtts hosf
s0ltah AIahmud II sas snlitteh with !
sudden passion fer A buxom Ham
mpmjinah, Of bathwoman, who, op BE-
coming tie mother Of Abdul Medjid
siznaltaneoasly bseaAe Kadine eEend
and eventually rose % The supreme disl
nifty Of "Valide sultan
As all good MnssuInans should have
four Official wives. so the sultan has
four Kadines. Each heafs her ewp diss
tinctive title and takes precedence &C.
cordingly! It.was the Bach Kadine, o.
principal Of these ladies, the sister %
zakl Pasha, all too well known for biz
exploits IN the Sassoun, who was re
Gently enormously described as The sui;
tann. s s!liV t4fs~s
Three Of the Kadlnes are respectively
denominnted the skindi -Kndine, or sec
ond hdyt the Artonie.Kadine, or mid
die lady, and the Kutchnk lixadihe, on
little lady The fact that eaehlof these
ladies' must, according to Moslem law,
have an equal court in every detail
from the mistress OF the robes down 70
the lowest schllion. and seven. to. the
number Of her hns aes In her stable, ex.
plains why some other female person
age of the imperial encourage must per.
force be selected to hold the place and
title usually allotted 10 the wife Of .
homogeneous sovereign. This person
age, IN the Turkish system, is always
the mother Of hereigning sultan and is
known rs the Valide sultan, Should
the. sultpn Be motheFless at the time q
his accession. bis foster mother takes
the position, this connection being con-
sideredalmosta as sacred as the maternal
one in the eyes Of all good MCslems.--
Fortnightly Review.
The Southern herald., 1896-05-01
TRoLLEY oARs IN RoME.
How They Are Equipped 10 Mount the
Hills Of the Eternal City.

q
The Eternal city, Rome Of Caesar,
Rome Of Peter" has been invaded
again, this time by the trolley car.
The road connects the main railway
station with the center Of the city.
II starts from the Piazza s. Silvestro
and goes up the Vic di Capo de Case
and then through the Lndovisian quar-
ter to the Piazzi di Termini. It is a
double track and is nearly two miles
long.
The power station is located on the
slope Of the Sabine hills, and the cleo
tricity is generated from turbines
placed in the waterfalls about IS miles
out Of the city. Power is conveyed
to the city by four large cables that
run into transformer house near the
Porta Pla. The ears, like ali rolling
stock on European trolley lines, are
model vehicles. They are flooded with
light 1T night, and instead o. signaling
the conductor when onewants the car
to stop, all be has to do is to press q
button on the seat behind him.
Some Of the hills on the line are Sd
steep that special brakes are necssl
sary. Both hand and foot brakes are
used, one acting on the wheels directly
and the other on the rails. IN addition
there is an electric emergency brake,
which will stop the car IN few yards,
even when going quickly down hill.
The principle Of ig consists in Mort
eireuiting the motors, which are thea
driven as dynamos by the momentum
II the car, which IS thus rapidly
stopped. fNep @
An American compapy strung The
overhead wires and equipped The cars
BuhaI0 cornmcreiaI
The rearing Of silk worms and tie
1odadil6n e SIX during h
leioIe tle |on pIe4|I -
om1 enc e 'e most |mpafiaA' .a.a
.|N" ~ #59szHs IE8
The Southern herald., 1896-05-01
A CASE OF INoRATITUDE.
rhs shsttn Wa. Tirsd Of Fualns with
sn.,, n pr,aoner.

The sherin Was Tired Of FussIne with
Such Prisoner 4ti..
was sitting with the sheriff in from.
Of the town courthouse when be sudden
IL stood up, shaded his eyes'with his
hand and looked across the streetsand
then. called out; - .as
''Heah, yo1 Is that ycs, Jim7
Acolorcd man about 50 years Old. who
was slouching along the other side,
came across the street and replied;
"Yes, Mars Renfog, dis am me.
Sand what ar yo' doing heaha'
"Ize ,jist wall<in' out, sab. \ dun
thought "a drap down and see ny qaF-
ter" M
eIfow did you get OUTS A2 n sast
"Jist made hole threw de briekwalk
sah." ss..st,- .ss
"Look-a-heah, Jim" said the sheriff
as he atdown and picked up stick to
wbittle Oh, II ain't gwine to stand this
fussin no mo-. This Is nigh about
seven times you's broke out o jail"
'sYes, sab; nigh bout seben times. sab,
but don't be hard on me-" see
''You's got out BY the door, the win
dows, the floor, the ceiling and the
walls, and you's put me to trouble and
the county toexpense. Now yo' can't 60
back thar no mol"
"Please, sahl"
"No, sab, 70, cant dol II. I've given
yo' a fair show and yo' can't expect no
mo. Yo' can Jest take yourselfoff."
"But, Mars Renfog, Tze dun bin put
in Jail on a hog case, an rze got to stay
dar till de cotehouse meetsl protested
the man.
II know you were arrested and ex-
amined and bound over, and an that,
but I'm tired of the fussing. Amigo
ing to stand by and let nobody damage
the jail. You's got out and come back,
and now / won't abide II no MOI Jist
take yo'self right OF and don't come
back to my Jail again unless you want
to be hard used. II find yo' breakin'
in IN shoot yo' shores yo'r bo'nl"
wont yo' try me jist once mop
pleaded the prisoner.
mo, sahl I've drawed the line and
now you's has got to 60 and take keer
81 yo'self, I'm tellin' yo' to scatter be-
TO- / make yo' tnrn in and stop up that
last hole in the wall!"
The man nscatteredv IN a discouraged.
detected way ssnd as hewas lost to oEight
down the street the sheriff growled;
''Durn o felIer who don't know when
he's being used like a bon gentleman. :
M Quad, IN DetroitFree Press.