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WILD BILLS WAY.
How One OF tho DesperadO's Many Vic
tins Mot His End.

How One OF the DesperadO's Many Vic.
Tins Met His End.
at has been good many years since
was in Denver" remarked William p.
Jameson at the Albany, as he prepared to
look over 4 paper from San Francisco, his
present place of residence. "The last time
l was in this city," continued he, 81 made
the acquaintance of Wild Bill, whose sud-
den taking off at Deadwood is still men,
toned in the papers. A few months after
leaving Denver again met Wild BIZ IN
Salt Lake City. 1t was rather an exciting
time, for Bill had just killed man in the
streets. The circumstances OF the killing
were about IS follows:
"The night before the ARRAY Bill sat down
to game of cards with an old frontiersman
named Jack Williams. Both the men were
good card players, but luck went against
Bill, and about 3 o'clock in the morning he
staked his last cent and lost it. With some
hesitation he drew out his watch, which
was fine gold repeater and was the pres
cnt of friend of former days, and put the
watch up against $500. AT the end OF ten
minutes the watch was gone.
"'WilliamS.' said Bill, rs he rose from
his seat, put the watch in the hands of the
barkeeper, and l will redeem it in the
morning.
"'Oh, 1 guess not was the reply. 'The
watch is mine and I'll wear it downtown in
the morning.
"a wicked Rle.- APP cared in BllPs eyes,
He again asked that the watch be left at the
saloon.
"I'll wear it, was the reply.
!" If you wear that watch you'll die said
Bill, with a firm tone. What time will you
be on the street?'
Ten O'clock was the laughing reply.
The men parted.
True to his word Williams sauntered
down the street at 10 o'clock the next morn
ing. Bill met him at the principal street
corner.
"'Have you got that watch on?' asked
Bill.
~ have was the prompt reply.
Both reached for their revolvers, but
Bill was too quick for his opponent Two
snots rang out and Williams dropped dead.
Bill was unhurt.
Looking scornfully at his fallen victim,
Bill Kissed between his teeth, Il like game
man. but that's what fool GETS Bill was
never tried for killing Williams, and it is
safe to say that he recovered his watch. |
have been told" continued the speaker,
that after Wild Bills death it was found
that in the palm of each of his hands there
was round calloused spot caused by drop
ping his hands on the handles Of his revol-
yerS."-Denyer News.
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FROM THE FLAMES.
Mrs. j. O'C0nnell Saved From a
Horrible Death.

Shortly after 80 o'clock yesterday after
noon fire broke out in the basement at 81
Oak Grove avenue. An alarm from Box
154 was sounded, but before the firemen
arrived the flames had spread to adjoining
houses.
Mrs. O'Connell was lying very i'll in the
house in which the fire started, and was re-
moved with great difficulty to a neighbor's
home just as the flames were closing around
her bed.
The damaged buildings were part Of a
row of very pretty two-story frame resi-.
dences. The total loss is about $4,000, of
which $1,000 Is on the contents, and the
balance on the buildings. Charles Mucke
occupied No. 10. S. James No. % and e.
Baker No. %. The roofs of all four houses
were completely destroyed. The origin OF
the fire is unknown.
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NEW YORK, Aug. 27.-The stock market was dull
to-day and prices moved up and down within narrow
limits. Late in the afternoon there sharp de-
cline and efforts TO cover the market rallied.
The close was fairly active and firm, but generally
closed at the lowest figures of the day. Govern
ments firm Petroleum closed steady. Spot Penn
syIyanla Oil opened at "a and closed at ga ~ Sep
TENDER opened at s51s and closed at s414.
NEW YORK, Aug 2T-United states Bonds: AS,
124I4 AVS, 1914; Northern Pacific. 1885; Cana
dian Pacific SO; Central Pacific, 321a; Atch-
son, 4l24 Union Pacific, 61A; Wells Fargo. l40;
Western Union, s37s; Silver, 1854; Sterling
81 S3@4 s61a
wheat-Cash. 81 1915; September, 81 Os7s.
Flour-Firm.
Coffee-S18 90.
Sugar-51s@52sc.
Hides-15c.
Copper-Lake, $40 IS.
Tin-Spot, S2l.
Lead-Domestic, 81 70.
1ron-$l4.
Petroleum-S5I
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MAD Oh JEALOUS.
A Wife Accuses Her Husband OF Bein
Insane.

A Wife Accuses Her Husband OF Being
Insane.
The Commissioners of Insanity examined
Rudolph j. Gangloff yesterday upon COM
plant from his wife that he had lost his
reason and became dangerous. She said
he was in the habit of springing out of bed
at night and declaring that he had seen q
man in the room. He also had attempted
to kill her, and she was in constant fear of
her life.
Gangloff's brother Frank corroborated all
that Mrs. Gangloif SAID.
An intimation had been made to the COM
missi0ners that the man was jealous Of his
wife because of her unwarranta BILE intimacy
with his brother, and they questioned him
closely to see if he would expose any such
feeling. About all they could discover,
however, was that he was little eccentric.
and they decided not to commit him until
his ease had been investigated more thor
oughly. He will be examined again on
SATURDAY..
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NEW YORK, Aug. 27.-Sgobel & Day, agents Of
the California Fruit Union, sold at auction to-day
refrigerator Of Bartlett Pears at S3 1898 80
per box also ventilated of Bartlett Pears at
S312 95 per box Gross Prunes, 81 65@l go per half
crate; Susquehanna Peaches, 81 5c@l 80 per box;
Yellow CIings. 81 95@l 40 per box; Muscat Grapes,
81 S5@l So; rckay Grapes, 81 9G@l 10. The mar
ket was strong on Bartlett Pears. Peaches and
Grapes prices depending entirely on the quality and
condition of the fruit
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THE STOCK MARKET.

Stocks were weaker in both sessions at slight de-
cline from Tuesdays closing quotations and closed
still lower as q rule.
moderate business was done in local stocks and
bonds and Hutchinson Plantation sold up to $24 SO
and San Francisco Gas TO $5975.
Pacific Lighting Co. has declared dividend OF
soc, payable September 9TH.
Hawaiian Commercial has passed its dividend for
this month.
Hartery Con. (Grass Valley Is assessed &C. delin-
Quent September 18th.
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LEAD, KINDLY LIGHT"

cardinal Newman's Greatest Poeml
e- FAD. kindly light amid the encirciing
gloom
Lead thou me on.
A The night is dark and an far from home.
Lead thou me on
Keep thou my feet; do not ask to see
The distant scene; one step enough for me.
was not ever thus, nor prayed that thou
Shouldst lead me on.
10 we'd to choose and see my path, but now
Lead thou me on
loved the garish day, and spite Of fears,
Pride ruled my will. Remember not past years
So long thy power has blessed me, sure 1t still
Win lead me on
O'er moor and fen, DER crag and torrent, till
The night Is gone.
And with the morn those angel faces smile,
Which have loved long since and lost awhile.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

William NJ. de Wolf to Helen McEwen. lot on
NV. line OF Folsom St, 474:6A NE of
Fourth NE. 5l:2t4 NV. 80, Sw. 81 1872 to
Meta Ecks to Henry Ecks, lot on E. line Of CIV
buchanan ST.. 80 5. of Turk. s. 47:6x1lO... Gift
Isaac Anderson to Richard Hultschinsky, lot
on \. limo of Jersey St, 1878 E. of Noe.
Matthew zimmerman to Teresa Meinert. lots
Mary Small TO csro 1 Ms H. Bainrdse lot ON
y line OF California ST.. ITO f. OF Polk. E.
john f. caGicv to Sarah A. Damon lot on
line of Golden Gate ave, 1l2:6 W. OF La
guna ST., T. 2ox9o. ............. .........:.. 10
25xl00... ................ 1000
OF st. Thomas ST., so L. Of Platte. e. 50x
A. %nsfcit Co. iinsoivent de6orj by City
Clerk to assignee appointed by Court ....... -
Richmond villa Association to Charles Jost
Jr. (Trustee) lot on L. line OF Tenth ave-,
100 S. OF Point Lobos, $. 25xI20 .,......... Ss5
Same to Joseph Jost lot on L. line of Tenth
ave-. geo $. OF Point Lobos, S. 25xl25..... 8S5
Same to William r. Jost. lot on r. line OF
Tenth ave-, TO s. of Point Lobos, S. 25x
Same to Charles Jost jr., lot on E. line Of o''
Tenth ave-, $50 s. OF Point Lobos, s. 25x
jacob Heyman to 4 NJ Penny, lot 81, Block 900
Merchants ,'l and c c Land Association to ~
Marion Il. Clement, lot on E. line Of Sixth
ave, 225 S. OF California ST., s. 25xl2O..... 10
q. A Reiners to Louis Schoenberg, Let on y.
line Of Turk ST., 1878 e. of franklin, +.
~
Annie Buchanan to Edward Smytbe ct al,
lot on L. line of Buchanan ST.. n. 2ixS2:3.. Trust
Angelo Musettc to Adele Palucci, lot on Il.
line OF Pierce ST.. rs N. OF Eddy, N 25x90. 10
Mars A. Froment TO Lille L. Wyatt. lot on
w. line of Eureka ST., 1913 N. Of Eigh-
teenth, N. "a :Sxl25. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
Same to same. lot on W. line of Eureka st
70 ~ OF Eighteenth, n. "a :Sxl25. .......... 10
John Worrall to J. II. Berghauser, lot E.
line OF Castro 81, PAS 5. OF Nineteenth s.
27:eIl25 Observation-Disclosures. 10
Electa T.. Caswell to II. 2. Jones, lot on Sw.
line OF I st, and Forty-frst ave, w. 24Ox
WV 10
samuel Lewis to William q. oliver, lot on $.
line OF Vallejo ST.. 14S w. OF Van Ness ave.,
w. 25:3Es, 5. 1876, E. 1S:61a, y. ga, N.
Alex Kennedy TO William 7. Mcfarland, lot
on NE. line of Twentysecond ST., 81 L. OF
Douglass, Z rs :sx60. ....................... 10
Alex Kennedy to G. ID. Vincent, lot on Me-
cor. OF Douglass ana Twenty-second st., n.
Richmond Villa Association TO George w.
Teredai, lot on w. line OF Ninth ave, lO0S
Of Point Lobos ave-, 5oHl2o. ............. 1850
Tim Hopkins to Creed Raymond. lot on NV.
line of Howard ST., 2l3 NE. 100vara 203
NE. Az fc..'.t..,..s...f..,.....
Charles A. johnson to stephen SangnDetti,
lot on N. line OF Greenwich ST., l65 w. Of
Fillmore. W. 27:6xl20. ~
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Coco.nut Manufaoture.

The Brazilian Manufacturing Company
has fled articles of incorporation in the
Office of the County Clerk. Directors-J.
C. Bates of Alameda, and nj. c. Walton. P.
A. Campbell, John F. Davis and A. Wal
rath. of San Francisco. Capital stock $780,
OOO of which $3.50 has been subscribed.
The company will operate upon cocoanuts.
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In the matter of the estate of the late
Robert G. johnson, the attorney for the
absent heirs asked Judge Coffey yesterday
for time to examine an account which
showed receipts and disbursements to the
amount of $1.3OO,0OO The Judge set the
matter for hearing on Tuesday next.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Aug. 81.

SUMMARY OF THE MARKErA
Wheat, Barley and Oats unchanged.
Corn weak.
Rye hard to sell.
Hay steady
Beans as before.
Hops very firm.
Potatoes easier. Onions unchanged.
Butter shade steadler
Eggs quieter.
Comb Honey in pound frames firm.
No change in fresh Fruit.
Dried Apples and Prunes firm and Peaches neg
lected.
Green Corn declined.
Poultry and Game unchanged.
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CharIra A. Mcnnn.tS, w.,

The will of Charles A. Mcdonald. who
died in Lake County on the 18th inst. has
been filed for probate. The estate is valued
at SIS, 900. and is left to Sarah A, McDon-
aid, mother OF deceased. The following
request is in tho will: Il desire that ali
letters and souvenirs possessing special
memories. sacred to me, be utterly de-
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der roof before the rains begin. Senator
and Mrs. Stanford, it is understood, will
consult while abroad with distinguished
scholars as to the best method of conduct
ing the school. 1t is expected that it will
be formally opened in September OF next
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General Merchandise.

BAGS-Caleutta. 734@77sa: local make, 71hc:
woo Bags. 369SSc; Potato iunnies. nominal. =
LEATHER-Iieavy sole is quotable 26G29c
q II; medium and light do. 2l@23c 2 ID;
Rough Leather, l6@l7c; Buff, 1l@I3c q foot; Side
Leather, l29Iac q loot; Cafskins, 6OG75c q 1t;
Kips, $3696O y doz; No. l Harness, 27G3Oc; n o.
2 DO. 22(G25c p 70.
SUGAR-The California Sugar Refinery quotes
as follows. terms cash; Cube, 6Ac q 10
Crushed 6Mc: Extra Pow dered, 614c: Fine Crushed
&C; Dry Graduated. &c; COnfectioners' A. 5Tsc;
Extra G. 434c; Golden O. 412c q II: Bags, 1sc
than bbls.
The American Refinery quotes, terms net cash:
Extra fine Cube. 6I4c; Crushed, 6I4e; Fine Crushed
614c; Powdered, 614c: Extra Fine Powered SIC:
Dry formulated, &c; Xxx do, &c; Confecuoners'
A. 57sc; White Extra C. 51sc; Extra e. sc; Golden
&, 434c y 10.
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Stanford Unixaraifx.

Ariel Lathrop denies the rumor that Sem
ator Stanford has ordered work on the Lee
land Stanford Jr. University to cease. On
the contrary, he says $50 men are being en-
pl0yed at present, and an effort is being
made to have the iour-story dormItory un-
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Elder is on trial before Judge Hunt. The
complaint alleges that plaintiffs were given
brick to the value of the above amount on
the representation that they had sewer
contract with the city. and that no such
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Shipping Notes.
Steamers to sail to-day are the oregon for Port
land, the City OF Puebla for Victoria and Puget
Sound, the willamette Valley for Yaquina Bay, the
Santa Maria and Pomona for San Diego. the Empire
for Nanaimo, the Emily for Coos BY, this Trackee
for Tilamook Fay, the Coos Bay for Little River
and the YaQuina for Lompoc. The Columbia falls
due from Portland, the Eureka from San Pedro the
Coos Bay from Little River, tue Humboldt from
Humboldt Bay, the Scotia from Tiliamook Bay, the
Gypsy from the Salinas River and the Yaquna from
the southern coast.
The British bark Aibertine, 1904 tons leads Lum.
Der at Hastings Mills for Melbourne the bark Car
rollton, 1890 tons, Coal at Nanamo for this port:
the bark General Fairchiid, 1885 tons, Coal at
Seattle for this port.
The German iron bark Melpomene, 1911 tons. was
chartered prior to arrival for Wheat to the United
Kingdom Havre or Antwerp, 40s.
The fairfield takes for Cork 60,669 ctls Wheat,
valued at SsS, 500; the John w. Mari for Rio de
Janeiro Al 216 etls Wheat, at S57.702
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To Omen the School OF Design.

The School of Design will open on Mon
day, September 1st, and Mr.. Yelland will
accompany the landscape class on sketch
ing trips to the country ON Wednesdays. un-
til the beginning of the rainy season.
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San Francisco Meat Market.

Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers
as follows:
BEEF-Flrst quality. 5laG6c; second quality,
433 @5c; third do 3Ia9i1ac.
VEAL-Large, .l6c: small Calves. 69Sc.
MUTTON-Wetbers. GIaG17c: Ewes 6961hc.
Handspring Lamb, SGS12c q 10.
PORK-Live Hogs. 41461I1ac for light grain-fei,
aud 334@39sc for heavy packing; stock Hogs. 40
51sc r. ID; dressed do, 6GSc "A 10.
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English Wheat Market.

rs 6d@7s 91ad. CargOes are firm at 38s cd for oil
coast 3Ss I'd tor Just shipped and 3Ss Sd for nearly
due
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: August, rs SGD; September,
rs Ss4d; October rs 1Od: November, rs 101ad;
December, Is 1034d January, rs lid.
SECURITIES.
LONDON, Aug. 27.-Consols. SO 7-l6; United States
Bonds-4s, l2S14; 412's. 1861; Silver, 53s4d;
Rentes, 94t 6212c. Bullion into Bank OF England,
E11OO.
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BOARD SALES.
following were the sales yesterday in the San
Iran cisco stock Eoard:


REGULAR sEssIoS-9:30 A. VI.
100 Alta. l.lO1O0 c .4.s5i00 New o. 90
100 115il60 ......... 80 80 Occid 90
900 Andes..1i4l 80 ........4S5100 ............9 5
200 20 200 Pacific. Is 100 Ophir. ..4 "A
100 Belcher 500 100 CPoint...2s4 200 Overm. . 70
$40 Il r.. ..312 200 S New .05 $50 ........"2A
100 Bodie Ills 50 Excha 100 Potosi. .63s
425 ...l20i SO u Il C ...24O,350 ..........6Ia
100 ........I 3U250 TAI $50 Savage 42U
200 BulIion..2.SUl 20 & N...2SO o. New. .295
100 Caedonia4bl 90 ........2$4 200 SHlll. 80
1000 Central. ID $50 Hendrcks45ii 90 Union 300
100 ChoiIar $50 700 Lady w. 40 100 Utah.b $3.50
80 .........3I2 100 Mexican. g. 40 200 W Com. 90
$50 Comth 800 SO MDablo.2Il 100 YJacket. 3.35
800 Imp .40'30O Mono.... sui 80 .........340
AFTERNOON sEssIoS-Z:31
100 Apha. IA SO Couid. $50 Occid... 90
100 Alta 05 200 Con Y. AS 200 OphIr.. Ia
2UU .........l10250 Croint.. 800 Ovrmn...,214
100 Andes l.20l 100 Eureka A 80 SO Potosi. 81.
800 ........I14 100 Exchu IS 800 Savage. .4lO
100 Belcher .315l 80 ~ y u. 235 $50 Is & NJ. j 40
100 l. B....340I 90 d NJ. no 90 ........ 1.35
20 .........335 800 Hendrcks4Ol 30 $ New. 2q5
200 Bodie.. .l3bl 20 Holmes 49, 80 Hill $50
100 Bullion. 100 Kentuckl 10 100 Union. 800
100 Chal C..23O so Mexican 80 500 Utah ......7o
20 cav a S5 200 Mono. 10 W w Com. SIS
80 so 400 Com. 80 800 90
800 Comth. 3.O6l
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Alleged fraud.

Tie suit Of the San Pedro Brick COM
pany to recover $2303 60 from Champion &
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A RAINY ROMANCE.

BY JUSTIN Il. MCCARTHY.
Or of Doom: an Atlantic Episode" Lily
Lass" etc.
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Mexican Dollars.
Quotable a. 911zGs21%c.
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MORNING SALES
Board-7O F Gaslight, 591a: 80 do. 1888: 80 s
water. 9S1a; 10 do (cash), 9Sss; ~ Hutchinson
SPCo, 24M.
AFTERNOON SALES
Board-5 Water, 9S1a: % Atlantic dynamite.
AZ: do, 4234; 200 s II Gaslight, 5934; 80 Oakland
cas- 341a; 100 Pacific monograph, Ia.
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Shipping Notes,

New York Exchange, 1oc for sight drafts and
l6c for Geographic.
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, Aug ZI,-W Htdli CASH, n Uos
Corn-4S1sc.
Pork-$1l.
Lard-$6 20.
Ribs-S5 80.
Whisky-$l IS.
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Fine Silver.
Quotable 81 1s@1 1914 q ounce.
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QoO TWENTY SECOND, NEAR VALENCIA
O'1O story bay-window house; 6rooms, alcoye and
bath: larFe ward. au20 3t~
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eIl STOCKTON ST, BET. PINE AND CALI
OIL fornia-Splendid house II rooms, AUS 4tS
~. PERRY ST.-HoUSE 5 ROOFS, WITH STA
~ BILE: suitable for Il hackman eXpressman;
cheap 10 responsible parties. Apply EASTON ~
ILDRIpGE 63S Market au2i II
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COTTAGE HOUSE; ROOMS AND BATH. 1874
" Bush ST. au2S 3tS
COTTAGE-436 SEVENTEENTH ST, NEAR
~ Valencia; rooms and bath grounds 6oIl15;
rent S25, water extra. Apply TO p. Z. MOLLoY. 1873
Montgomery ST. au27 st
TOTTAGE-2432 POST ST: SUNNY SIDE;
" very choice; 5 rooms, bath, yard and basement;
$50, water free. Apply to z. q. MOLLOY, 1873
Montgomery st. au27 st
- AND 3 CLARENCE COURT. OFF BUCHANAN
4 ST., near Geary-5 rooms and bath each; cheapest
in the ty; $50. water extra. Apply to +. c. MOL
10y, 13S Montgomery ST. au27 81
4 WALNUT AVE. NEAR SUFFER- AND LAR
4 kin SITS; S25 for rooms and bath, water extra.
Apnly 10 z. {. MOLLOY. l3s MONTGOMERY St. a27 81
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u.0a FINE COTTAGE on HERMAN ST.. NEAR
II ~. Webster; rooms; bath; sunny. WILSON
a CARR ! 5 Post 81. au26 81
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Gle SUNNY COTTAGE ROOMS AND BATH:
ID 10. yard Cor. Dolores and Fifteenth ST. 26 SITS
GOO 24O7 CLAY ST. NEAR WEBSTER; HOUSE
u OO. of rooms and bath; all modern improve
ments: large sunny ward. au26 SIS
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ELEGANT FURNISHED CIR UNFURNISHED
u house Of II rooms to rent. 1851 Post ST, be-
tween Franklin and Cough. au27 II
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QJO lOROOMS; 2-STORY; . BATHS; mod
u 20. ern improvements; S12 Nineteenth ST.,
near Guerrero.
S2O-l0 rooms; 2-story; large basement; modern
imp ovements; 2l5 Chattanooga St, near Twenty
fnirl Annlv N c WALTON 2l3 Sansome u 3IF
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cor IN. HOUSE ROOMS; BATH; WALLS
- - ~. papered; sun all day; on cor. Webster
aill Hartman. wilson ~ CARK. is Post. % 81
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1901 WEBSTER ST.-6 ROOMS, BATH; MOD
! o. ern improvements; newly papered; very
handsome; rent reasonable. aus u
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1.j0 LILY AVE.-CoTTAGE SUNNY ROOMS;
- BAH; gas; newly papered; rent SIS nclud-
ing water. au24 81,
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1914 MISSION, NEAR NINTH; SUNNY SIDE;
lZI1 rooms: all improvements; S45; water
free. Apply to T. c. MOLLOY, 1873 Montgomery
Srrse- au27 3t
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FLATS TO LET.

1017 PIERCE ST, BET. TURK AND EDDY
1Ul Lower fiat, sunny rooms; modern i'm
pTovements; adults only: rent reasonable to
sponsi6e parties; references required; Ellis-st.
cable au2S If
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1927 GOLDEN GATE AVE, CORN tR SCOTT;
100 handsome 2-StOry Groom residence; SIS;
Torery y au27 81
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Gro HOUSE ROOMS; 22I RIICH ST. II. p.
u =. MOREAL. 4O2 Montgomery St au22 If
DEAR HOUSE; ROOMS. BATH AND LAUN-
II dry: nice yard; rent SIS. 1928 Post st. au21 If
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
OCEAN sTEAMEHs.
STEAMER DEsr1SArroS SAILS WIRE
sun AND TIDE TABLE.

arturo of Australian steamer depends onth,
oil
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90 ROOMS DARKROOM, DINING-ROOM AND
on Kitchen; sunny and central: fun OF guests; the
very choicest location; tenant must ouy furniture,
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COTTAGES TO LET.

CMALL ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBsCRIP-
- tons taken at CALL Branch offices, 603 La-kiu
St. 3S9 Hayes and 251S Mssion ST.; open till
$50 P. ". IySu
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GIO REAR HOUSE4 ROOMS; NO CHILDREN.
u 1U- 1916 Larilin ST. cor. California. aul7 II
. REED ST.-3 ROOMS; WATER FREE, 81; AP-
. ply 1925 WASHINGTON ST. near Jones' aul4 If