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The morning times., 1896-10-22
WHEELiNG ITEMS.

Tie Car Of Russia's ravurite pas,irne is
cycling, and jlls gives the detectives by
whom he Is constantly surrounded the
greatest trouble, as II is impossible To fol-
low him, and, his route never Icing known.
precautions cannot be taken to guard tie
roads down Which he viii ride During his
recent stay at Eernstoff says u correspond
cnt of til" Daily News, tie czar rode al
most every day, accompanied by several of
the DANISH princes. One day after they
had been riCiBg for SCmc time his Com
panlons became thirsty aud stopped at IA
WaySile inn for refrcshment. The -czar
was in front, and not noticing that they
,iad stopped, rode on, and finally lost his
way in the woods Meeting a man lie
asked Ids way, in Danish. and 10 his aslon-
ishment was answered III Russian On in
quiry he found that the man was a de-
tcctive, and that the authorities responsible
for the cars safety, being unable TO
Shadow him. had detectives scattered all
along the roads in the ncighborhoud of
Berns tcif. The correspondent adds that
the car was much annoyed at this dis
covcry. and was very angry wien he re-
turned 10 the palace. j
The morning times., 1896-10-22

ALL NEW PATIENTS WHO aP.
Ply BEFORE ENOvEaIBER IST,ASD
ALL OLD WHO RENEW
BEFORE NOVEMBER IST, WILL
BE TREATED UNTIL CURED AT
THE UNIFORM RATE OF 81 A
MONTH, MEDICINES INCLUDED
ihiS APPLIES To ALL PATIENTS
AND ALL DISEASES, INCLUDING
DEAFNESS. n
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Virginia.
PESSsY's POOR PLAYING.
Gnme Put Up Against Amherst wors
Seen in y ears.

L
Philadelphia. Oct. 2l.-Pcunsylvana beat
Amherst / / TO o this evening and in do
ing 1t gave the poorest exhibition of foot
bail of any Quaker team i'll years.
fUmbling, off side playing and general
indifference and liStirssnesS, marked Penn
sylvInia's S play q nj it was only toward the
close of The sec ond half that the team pGt
any ife into its game. Amherst is possibly
one uf the weakest teams Pennsylvania has
met this season. yet i'll the first half Am
herSu kept the ball in Fenns ylvanias ter
ritory nearly all the time and once or
twice bad II dangerously near the QUaker'S
goal.
1t was not Amherst'S strong play that
enabled it to make such "A good showing
bat the rank fumbling and persistent off
side play of their opponents. Pennsyl-
Ydriu' Is play was so bad that il gave rise
To the suspicion that the Indifferent work
was purposelr acted SO as not to give a
line upon the team TO some Lafayette men
who were present studying the Quakcrs
game
For the first time in Il month BOYLE
Pennsylvania's star end. played. just be-
fore the call of time his injured leg was
again hurt and he had TO b. carried from
the field. The lineup
Pennsylvania. Amherst
The morning times., 1896-10-22
RICHARDSON APPEAL GRANTED
Governor Morton Calls Extra Session
of iE., Sunrtue Court.

IpNtfnor MORTON SaiiS EAtrd seSSioh
of the supreme Court.
Albany. y. Y, Oct. 21.-GOv. Morton,
slate tins Afternoon, acceded To- tie re-
quest OF Congressman Benjamin l.. Fair
chiid'S counsel and called an cNtraordi-
nary term Of the appellate division Of
tie supreme court third department, to
he held October 90. at 10 a. m, in the
court house i'll Albany
lie extraordinary term is called for the
spec ific purpose OF hearing arguments
an the appeal from the decision Of jus
tice Edwards directing the Secretary #
state To certify the name OF William l..
Ward as the regular Republican nCmi-
nee III the Sixteenth tWestcheSteri Con
greS siunal district. instead of that Of
BENJAMIN L. Fairchild. in whose favor
a ruling had been given by the secretary.
This is the first time the appellate di-
vision has been called To convene in ex-
traordinary session.
The morning times., 1896-10-22
GAVE YALE A TUSSEL.
Wcsleyans Allowed Them to Score
But Three Times

New Haven, Conn, oct. 2l.-Yalc de-
lcdted Wesleyan at the Yale Field tins
afternoon l6 to o. Capt. Murphy's men
scored only three times during the game,
once in tie first half and twice i'll the
second.
The feature OF the game was the great
wosi Of Goodwin, Yale's substitute, who
made both tOucIIdowns III the second half,
one after a run of forty-five yards.
Sihley and Raymond did Wesleyan's best
work. The lineup:
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Meeting WIS Friendly.

Berlin, Oct 21.-The Reichsanzeiger. the
official gazette, says that the meeting of
the car and emperor at Darmstadt Mon
day took place without ceremony and
was of an Intimate character, correspond
ing with the traditional friendship and
family relations of both rulers. The
emperor, the Reichsanzeiger says, will
officially return the czar's visit to Ger
many by visit to st. Petersburg next
SUN mer.
The morning times., 1896-10-22
Match Game of Pool.

The first nights play in the match game
of pool between Harding and Smith re
suited, Harding 200, Smith ISL. Smith
led by large margin up to the first
hundred points, when Harding drew up
and passed him by steady and brilliant
playing
The morning times., 1896-10-22

Princeton, N. j., Oct. 21.-The rrnce-
ton football team today defeated the
University of Virginia eleven by the score
of4S too. Two halves, of twent Two min
utes each, We're played
Durius the firsL naif of the game the
visitors put up fair resistance, but IN
| the second half, the Tigers had Things
| quite their own way. Princeton's goal
line was never menaced during the en-
| tire game.
While Virginia was weak in the line,
| few long gains were made owing To the
| splendid Cackung OF Cooke and Dabncy. The
| work OF Quarterback HoNton was also of
a high order.
The entire Princeton team worked to-
| gether as one man. Smiths running Was
phenomenal and mis- passing accurate. The
star player of the day, how ever, was
Baird, who kicked two goals from the
field, beside giving fine exhibition OF
painting under difficulties. Brokaw. at
end played even better game than Coch-
ran. tackliUg hard and sure and getting
down the field quickly on punts. About
1000 persons Witnessed the game. The
lineup follows:
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DURING
OCTOBER
In Spite of the Throngs of Pa
TENTS the IS RateIs Main
tanned to All.

ne Time Limit Made Very Clear, Not
WIN the Purpose OF Hurrying Pa
'eh's to the Offices, but to Avoid
erticism ON the Grounds of Par.
tiality.
The morning times., 1896-10-22
The Silent Dead

Your country has no finished orator?''
Not living.''
1t was a notable incident OF democracy
thnt living orator never finished
Tribune.
The morning times., 1896-10-22
State of the Gold Reserve

Tie Treasury gold reserve at the close
OF business yesterday stood at $121 ,313,-
T4l. The days witidra walls at New York
were $273 400.
The morning times., 1896-10-22
Wouldn,t Ynn Like

To have Your vacant house advertised
until you have 1t under rentc We are
ready to do tfat very thing. Come and
ESTATE BUREAU
The morning times., 1896-10-22
Fusion Against Congressman otey

Roanoke, Va, Oct. 21.-The Republican
Committee for the Sixth Congressional dis
trict met here today and Withdrew J.
Hampton Hodge as a candidate for Con-
gress and indorsed Duval Radford, gold
Democrat
The morning times., 1896-10-22

This time last year every prominent wheel
manufacturing company hada big u, adem V.
with u corps OF Instructors in full opera
ticn This year. While thcres are stiIl
many academies, several OF the prominent
firms have closed their schools, and those
That are left have reduced their staffs OF
Instructors one-half.
LOUIS Ii. George, The speedy Brockport
professional, claims Ia. have broken all ex-
istins records for twenty-five miles. hay
Ing covered the distance in fort v ninc min
uteS fiat. This wonderful ride. which was
unpaced, was made in the course of an
attempt TO break the Buffalo Rochester rec
cru. He rode over half Tine distance. when
lie received Il bad fall and was compelled
10 stop.
Connecticut assessors are going to levy
u regular assessment on bicycles this year
They are going TO try To collect it Tie
clause under which The owner of a bike
Is 10 be considered legitimate prey Of the
ulhe Eathercr reads: COACHES, wagons
and other carriages"
The entries for the bicycle races which
are To be run at the Athletic Park VIII be
i.-p igh -
The morning times., 1896-10-22
wouldn't YOu Like

To have yoar vacant house advertised
until you have 1t under rent? We are
ready to do that very thing. Come and
see us about 1T today. THE TINES REAI
ESTATE BUREAU
The morning times., 1896-10-22
THEIR BELIEF DEFINED
Interes ing Report to the
Spiri!ualiStS Association.
SUPPRESSION OF IMPORTERS

Strong Stand to He Taken to Rid
Spiritualism of UndesIra bic ana
Harmful Persons-President's Re
port Approved-PublicM with
Tests Held Last Evening.
The morning times., 1896-10-22
Amherst

Tuuchduwns- ns-Minds. BOYLE, Wharton.
Goal from touChdow Woodruff. Missed
goal from touchdOwn-W Woodruff Injured
Boyle. Referee-Corbin, Yale. Umpire
Williams. Yale. 1ime-20 minute halves
AttendanCc-SOO
The morning times., 1896-10-22
.PR|NCET0N's GREAT GAME.
Tigers Played Like a Machine
Against Virginia.
WESLEYAN PRESSED YALE

Wearers of the Blue, Were Able to
Score But Three Times-SubstitUte
GoOdwin's Fine Work-University
of Pennsylvania Play Severely
Criticised-General Football Gossip.
The morning times., 1896-10-22
Can Hear Again Perfectly

because Of my cure ! have Induced a
friend OF mine, who had teen deaf for
Ihrty-five years, to take their treatment
Besides being deaf, / was constant
sufferer from chruuic hrCLcli;tiS and storn-
ach trouble. | was never without cough
and the spells would oftonlast for hours at
=, time My breath would suddenly seem 10
stop, and | would fall down
Completely Helpless
from exhaustion. My stomach was so lad
that would vomit almos. everything l ate
.'Drs. Mccoy ard Cowden have cured my
cough. and can eat and digest my food
without vomiting. Ny Improvement lit is SIM
uly wonderful
The morning times., 1896-10-22
william II. Coleman, 7as Sixth

street southeast: 'fur thirty years | had
teen deaf. Terrible ruuibliDg, kissing and
buzzing sounds i'll my ears prevented me
from clearly understa nding ordinary con-
yersation. / was constantly Compelled to
ask people 10 repeat.
"Itried many doctors patiently and often,
but found only little temporary relief
Under the treatment Of Doctors Mccoy and
Cowden the distressing noises have all
Ceas ed. and
The morning times., 1896-10-22
DISEASE OF THE EAR.

These symptoms describe disease
of the Ear, which has extended from
the throat by the eustachiau tubes
TO the ear, resulting in partial or
complete loss of hearing.
Is your hearing iaiiing?
Do your ears discharge?
Do Your ears itch IN burn?
Is the wax dry in your ears?
Do YOU hear cracking sounds?
Is there ringing in your ears?
Have you n pain behind the ears?
Are you gradually getting deaf?
DO Eoises in ears keep You awake?
Do you have earache occasionally?
When YOU blow nose do ears crack?
Are you constantly hearing noises?
Is your bearing bad on cloudy days?
Is there buZZinE like steam escaping?
Have You Il roaring sound in your head?
Do YOU hc6r better some days than others?
Do Your ears hurt when blowing your
nose?
Is there 4 thruhbing sensation in ears?
Is hearing Worse when you have 4 cold?
"'The trentm ment that cures'' deaf.
ness and ear diseases is the new
treat of Doctors Mccoy and Cow
den, which, for the reason that liz
can ne invariably relied upon to cure
deufnesS, has awakened the atten-
tion Of scientific men all over the
world. IL can only be- obtained in
Washington ut the permanent Offices
of Doctors Mccoy aud COwden, IT'S
Thirteenth street northwest.
Copies of Doctor AicCor'S Monoyraph
on Deafness VIII Re Mailed on AppIf-
cation to Those Directly Interested in
the Cure of This Condition.
HOME TREATMENT BY MAIL.
If you live away from the city and
cannot visit the office, write for Home
Treatment.
The morning times., 1896-10-22

Copies of Doctor McCoy'~ Monograph
on Deafness VIII Re Mailed on AppIf-
cation to Those Directly Interested in
the Cure of This Condition.
The morning times., 1896-10-22

THE entries for the bicycle races which
are To be run at the Athletic Park VIII he
closed tonight. owing 20 the great inter.
est being manifested In these coming events
the time OF closing the entries has been
extended 10 this evening
The morning times., 1896-10-22

HOME TREATMENT BY MAIL.
If you live away from the city and
cannot visit the office, write for Home
Treatment.
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SAN FRANCISCO CALL

BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco CALL.
no Market street, open until IL o'clock ever
night in the year.
BRANCH oFFICES-53O Montgomery street
FORMER Clay; open until $3.50 O'Clock.
$50 Hayes street. open until $3.50 O'Clock
7lS Larkin street. open until $3.50 o'clock.
sw. corner Sixteenth and Mission Streets ops
until 8 o'clock.
26ls MissIon street. open until o'clock
llB Ninth street, open until $3.50 O'Clock.
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pIyIpENn NOTICES.

r. DIVIDEND NoTICE-THE NEVADA
49, Bank of San Francisco-The Board OF
Directors o + this bank have declared a dividend
(No. III for the quarter ending June 80, 1895, at
the rate OF six (6l per per annum, payable on
and after July To- Transfer-books will be closed
from the 10th TO the 9Th inst. both days inclusive
ID. Il. DAVIDSON, Secretary.
San Francisco July 9, 1896.
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r - CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF
Us Latter-day Saints at 800 Market st.-Ser-
vices every sunday at IL NJ and :45 P. N.
Suuday-school at 10 A. NJ. President Henry y
Tanner will speak AZ the evening service upon
he Rise and Destiny OF Christianity" All are
invited No collections
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- MEMBERS AND FRIENDS OF THE
ENS First Congregational Sunday-School and
y. 2. =. c. +. are requested to meet a Golden
Gate [upperl Hall, 625 suffer ST. sunday school
al I p. NJ Y. p. y. c. 4. 8 80 p. NJ. Prayer
letting on Wednesday evening, 7: AS P. II. same
Mace.
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- THE REV. DIR. WILLIAMS, PLYM-
30 outh Church, will preach this morning on
Truth, Central and Centrlptal' and in the
evening, "Illustrious Beginning of a Great Cam
paign.'
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e. EVANGELIST, MELVIN PUTNAM Is
Ik>S cond ucting revival service at the West
Side Chris ian Church, on Bush street. near De
visadero, Rev. w. A Gardner, pastor. His topics
to-day are: II A. NJ. 'sWho Are Her0eS?" 7:45 P.
NJ "1he sympathy of Christ" Tomorrow night
he begins series of illustrated sermons that will
be OF great interest. Services begin at P. NJ each
dav during the week.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

E17 PILES-PETER FREILING's PILES
eS>c Salve cures II cases OF blind, bleeding itch
ing, internal or protruding piles price 81 per box
22S Brannan ST.
r. DIR. ALFRED w. PERRY HAS RE
Ee>S moved his office to 2O-2l, Murphy
Building, corner Market aud Jones sts., and his
residence 10 PHI Sacramento 81.
RE THE SECRETARY OF THE SAN
Er~S Francisco Protestant Orphan Asylum So
ciety hereby gives notice that the following
phan and halt-orphan girls and boys have been
10 July j, S96: Annie B. Newton, yrs: Mary
T. Kelly, u yrs; Maud A. B oodworth, II yrs ::
Err ma q. Mas, yrs; Eveiine Griswold, yrs. !:
Ioyina III. korb II yrs: Lille NJ. Robbins, II
yrs; Eva /. Robbins, 9i2 yrs: Alice NJ. Robbins.
yrs; Mary Goetz, yrs Mary ]. Peterson, 10
yrs: Bessie III. Peterson, yrs; Marion Fl Zger-
aid, II yrs; Sidney l. Newton, z yrs; William A.
scott, 10 yrs; Harry Clements, 1919 yrs; Clyde
Clements IL yrs Edwin Clements. 9yrs.; Charles
T. Korb 10 yrs: George A Korb yrs; william
+. Korb yrs; Philip Mahhas, 10 yrs; Mail
MahhRs, yrs John l. MCGOWAN, 6 yrs Viiroy
H. Mas, yrs; William II. Mas 8 yrs; Robert
II Golden, 8 yrs; Edwin w Korb, 8 yrs: Frank
lin ]. Korb, yrs: John H. Korb IL yrs: Samuel
d. Korb yrs Waitey ]. Murdock 8 yrs; George
G. Robbins, 8 yrs: Richard H. Jiriens, yrs. I;
William l. Jiriens, yrs; Geo ge Jirens yrs !:
Edward Goetz, s yrs: Walter Goetz yrs James
7. Peterson, yrs: Roy Sobey, yrs: Gerald
Fitzgerald, Yrs, and George Long, 9yrs.
ES BAD TENANTS ELECTED FOR Sz:
Collection Co., AIS Montgy ST.. room 8. Tel. $500
re- A WEEKS NEWS FOR 5 CENTS-THE
49, WEEKLY CALL. in wrapper, for mailing.
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F-Hs THF PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY =
e~S Free public lecture every sunday evening at
O'Clock in Portala Hall, Native sons building,
Mason street, near Post. subject this evening:
Man Visible and Invisible by Miss Marie A.
Walsh.
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- FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH, COR
KS ner Geary and Franklin sts.-Rey. Horatio
Stebbips D. D.. minister: William G. Eliot Jr. as
sociate. Service at II a. NJ All are cordially in
Yited.
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MALE hhLP WANTED.

-
on FARMERS, ORCHARD AND VINEYARD
~ hands, $50, $26 ana $50 per month AMI found:
3 mixers. $50 and $50; 2butier-makers, $25; 10
railroad teamsters, 81 90 and 81 so day; 80 la
borers and Transfers, city, 81 10 81 go day
and S26 per month and found separator ten
der, 81 a. day; men to load header wagons, 81 so
day and found; header-wagon drivers $40
per month and found; 80 woodchoppers. 81 cord,
Tor mine; 20 fruit pckers, $50 and $25; 20 tie
makers, &c and 1Oc each: 10 men 10 dig dilches
$l5; teamsters for gold mine. $26; COOKS.
$50, $40, $50 and $50; walters, $50 and $25;
waiter-boys: dishwashers. etc. MURRAY 81
READY, Leading Employment Agents, 634 and
$50 Clay st.
OSn MEN y FIND WORK MONDAY FROM
DOO 7:30 A. NJ at MURRAY d READY'S lead
ing emp yment agents. 634 and 636 Clay st.
w REMAIN FOR STEAM LATN-
W dry; must understand his business and be q
sober man; a good place for the right party. An
swer by letter and give references. Address box
95, Mercury Office san Jose Cal.
w ANTED-CkMENT MEN; 2 FIRST ola IS
W hnishers steady employ ment. BUSH, Bowl
ing Alley Saloon, Fifth and Market SITS
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CHIRCH NOTICES.


- FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIIaN-
~ tist-Services at / a. N. IN Beethoven aail,
3S6.Posj ST., cor. Powell. Christian Science Bible
Lessons International Series. subject: David,
King Of Israel Science and Health F" study
Thursday at s p NJ in Golden West Hail. Red
Mems building, $50 Post street All are welcome.
- CRAZE CHURCH, COR, OF CALIFoR-
8~S MIA and stockton street, Rev R. Z. route,
rector: Rev Dr.. Mcclure viii preach morning ana
evening; divine services at IL a. NJ and z 40 p N
All are invited.
- FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH, COR
KS ner Geary and Franklin sts.-Rev Horatio
Stebbins d. D. minister: William G. Eliot Jr.. rs
sociate. Service at II a. NJ All are cordially IN
yited.
- CALVARY pr ESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
ES~SS corner of Powell and Geary sts.-Rev John
HemphiII d. D.. pastor. having returned from
T:55P.M. Topic morning, THE Church OF the
Future" Topic evening. "a Problem in Moral
Mathematics" Morning service; "Le Dep h leo Geo;
City" by Mrs. Priest Fine Evening service;
Jubilate Dec in 6, Gerish: oifertory, quartet.
All are cordially invited
Er-S near Jones-Rev. NJ. P. Boynton, pas
Tor. Services sunday. July y. 1895 Preaching
at a n by 59e IL ps ssra nG
1.-THE Shoreless sea" sunday school at 12:3o P. n
Y. =. S. of C. Z. at $50 P NJ PRAYER meeting on
services are open 10 the public Strangers are well
come.
r - CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF
vices every sunday at IL a. NJ and 40 P NJ
Sunday-school at 10 a. NJ. President Henry y
Tanner will speak AZ the evening service upon
he Rise and Destiny OF Christianity" All are
invited. No collections
- MEMBERS AND FRIENDS OF THE
B~S First Congregational Sunday-School and
y. p. :. c. r. are requested meet al Golden
Gate (upper) Hall, 625 suffer st. sunday school
at p. NJ Y. p. =. {. 4. at $50 P. NJ. Prayer
me citing Wednesday evening, z: AS P. II. same
place.
60 EVANGELIST, MELVIN PUTNAM IS
Side Chris ian Church, on Bush street, near De-
visadero Rev. w. A. Gardner, pastor. His topics
to-day are: II A. N. ''Who Are HerOes?' 7:45 P.
NJ. "1he sympathy of Christ" Tom orrow night
he begins series of illustrated sermons that will
be OF great interest Services begin at 2. NJ each
day during the week.
- PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY = FREE
S~S public lecture every sunday evening at 500
Post ST., AS o'clock To night, THE Three Quail
ties-Sattva, Rajas and Tamas." by +. B. Ramoo.
g. THF PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY :
E~S Free public lecture every sunday eYenlT lS at
O'Clock in PorIaa Hall. Native sons building,
Mason street, Post. Subject this evening:
Man Visible and invisible by Miss Marie A
Walsh.
- THE REV. DIR. WILLIAMS, PLYM-
Truth, Central and Centrpital''; and in the
evening, "Ilustrious Beginning of Great Cam
pagn."
R FIRST NEW JERUSALEM CHURCH
%~S tSwedenborgian). OFarrell street, between
Webster and Fillmore sts. The Rev. d. V. Bowen
day-schoOl at 9 80 A. n All cordially invited.
seats free.
~s DIVINE SCIENCE SERVICES AT
&~S Home College, 1850 Seventeenth ST., at
2:30 NJ. Discourse by NJ. Z. Cramer. Subject:
..Loyaty to Truth Necessary to HealLh.n
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e. MIR. EDWARD X. EARLE, THE
S~S wonderful psychic at Scottish II ali, Larkin
St.. tonight at O'Clock in his marvellous tests.
Many convinced, hundreds nystiied. all inter
essed Admission 10 cents. Come early if you
good seat.
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- PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY = FREE
- public lecture every sunday evening at 800
Post St, AS o'clock. Tonight, THE Three Quail
ties-Sattva, Raias and Tamss." BY z. B. Ram 90.
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* AT DIR. Rim Es' SPIRITUAL FITTING,
Es~S 909 Market St, II A., and P. NJ; circle
and platform tests; Nine. Seely, Harland, Fix, r.
A. tits, P. NJ: Maud I.oro Drake. MRS.
GEORGE WINTERS, Office 1896 Market, 10 to 5.
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~ DIR. ALFRED w. PERRY HAS RE
Ep>S moved his office to 2O-2l, Murphy
Building, corner Market aud Jones sts., and his
residence TO PHI Sacramento 81.
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e. FIRST NEW JERUSALEM CHURCH
B~sy (Swedenborgianl O'Farrel street, between
Webster and Fillmore SITS. The Rev. D. V. Bowen
OF Ontario, California, will preach at II A. Sun
day-schoO at $3.50 A. n All are cordially invited.
Seats free
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Re- DIVINE SCIENCE SERVICES Al
d. Home College, 1850 Seventeenth ST., at
2:30 p NJ. Discourse by NJ. E. Cramer. Subject:
Loyalty to Truth Necessary to Health"
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&c CONGRESS OF MEDIUMS AT FRIEND
9~D ship iall, 326 McAllister ST., this evening
at O'Clock. Speaking by Mrs. Hoskins; test by
Mines Aiken. Wermouth Place, Meyer, Slosson
and Cornelins Admission free. all are MtlcnIne
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- CRAZE CHURCH, COR, OF CALIFoR-
@S~S MIA and stockton street, Rev. r. G. Foute,
rector: Rev Dr. Mcclure win preach morning and
evening divine services at IL A. NJ. and 7:45 P. N
A lara iDIyi