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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-31
A CRAZY CAR-DRIyER.
Otto Maskoyeitz Found in Guadalupe


Otto Maskoveitz, for two years a car
driver on the North Branch road, was
to-day committed to Agnews Insane
Asylum.
There is a strange story in connection
with the young Germans insanity, and
every evidence of stupor resulting from
drugs or sand bagging instead of mental
arrangement.
On Sunday. the goth inst. Maskoveitz
quit work on the North Branch road, where
he had been employed for two years. with
the avowed intention OF going to Washing
ton State. He was last seen by his friends
last week riding with a well-known opium
fend. At that time he had about $500 in
gold.
Last evening he was found lying in the
creek near Agnews, and was taken to the
Agnews Asylum. Deputy Sheriff Hall
brought him to town this morning.
He appears daZed, and not ii word can be
obtained from him. On the left side of the
head, above and behind his ear. is an in
dentation, caused by some blow or cord
ing" He passes his time in rubbing his
left temple.
Charles Brown, the foreman of he North
Branch road, stated to the Board of Exam
liners that he always appeared sound men
tally, the only popularity about him being
his partially to the girls Doctors A. j.
Cory and j. III. Brown filled out the commit
ment, and he was sent to Aguews by Judge
Reynolds.
1t is generally believed by his friends
that he will be all right after weeks rest
under the physicians care at Agnews.
The case appears to be a proper one for
Investigation, as he had but few dollars
in silver on him when found. He stated
some time ago that he had a bank account,
and he will be taken to the bank tomorrow
for dentificati0n.-San Jose Herald, July
Doth
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DARE CHANCE FOR BARGAINS IN PIANOS
II slightly used and new: elegant ChicNering,
new Haliett d Davis, Emerson. Opera, handsome
d. sign in KnAbe STOCK of rs pianos TO seize II
from; don't fail 10 US before buying. Antseii,
odd EellnMs, Bldg. Seventh and MarXet. iy3l u
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FRATERNAL NOTES.
Prompt Payment of Death Claim by
the Knights of Honor.

Prompt Payment of Death Claim by
the Knights of Honor.
Mission Lodge. No. 1859, F. and A. NJ, at
its called meeting last evening had work in
the Master Mason's degree.
The Veteran Odd Fellows will pay fra
ternal visit to the lodges comprising Dis
trict No. GA of Oakland this evening.
Pacific Lodge. No. 1856, +. and A. NJ, at
its called meeting on Tuesday evening had
raising"
Golden West Lodge, No. 800, l. o. o. F.,
will have an initiation this evening, after
which an entertainment will take place.
California Commandery, No. /, Knights
Templar, will leave this city next Saturday
afternoon on a visit to Naval Commandery,
No. 49, of Vallejo.
E. ID. Feusier, Grand Secretary of the
Legion of the West. has issued his report
for the quarter ending June Both last, from
which the following figures are taken: IN
the Special Benefit Fund the balance on
hand at last report was SS4, 491 40; the re-
ceipts amounted to $50, PSI 70, q total of
S12l, 743 81; three death claims amounting
to $1400 were paid, and Sc endowments
amounting to S31, 1873 SO matured, a total
disbursement of $50, 5S3 80, leaving cash
balance on hand of $50, l59 SO. In the Bene-
ficiary Fund the balance ON hand was
Sl66 80; dsburSed S94 90, leaving balance
of S72 40 on hand. The Special Benefit
Fund is in the condition to discount all
special beneficiary coupons falling due be-
fore November 10th next. OF the coupons
paid during the last quarter, eight were
discounted at tie rate OF 212 per cent per
month.
One of the strongest arguments in favor
of any fraternal beneficiary organization is
its prompt payment CT death losses. No
order now III existence is more expeditions
in this respect than the Knights of Honor,
which settles its claims with diligence and
with as little trouble as possible to the heirs
of deceased mambers. A case in point is
as follows: On June 29th last Johan A.
Frahm Of Confidence Lodge, No. 1882,
died in this city. On July 9th the proofs of
loss were forwarded to the Supreme Lodge
office at st. Louis, Mo-. where they were
received on the 14th. The assessments for
August Nos. 2S2 and 49, were levied on
the 18th and the claim of the said Frahm,
No. 1856, appears on the card which was
received in this city on the 29th. The loss
will in all probability be paid within the
next ten days, about forty days in all from
date of death. including eight occupied in
transmittal through the mails. record of
the best and most substantial kind. To
July 10Th the order has paid in benefits to
benetciaries the sum of S3l, 13l ,034 20.
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HE HAS TO DISGORGE.


william Moore Forced to Pay Back His
Wards Money.
William Moore Of Los Angeles was some
ten years ago appointed guardian of two
minors, Albert G. and Charles ESchrich.
Soon after he sold piece of land belong
ing to them for $1,000 and appropria ted the
money to his own use, but upon the miners
coming of age they filed bill of complaint
and demanded an accounting. In his an
swer Moore charged himself with the $1,000
but credited himself with the S3l2. which
he alleged he paid for the board Of Charles
c., and S466 for the board of Albert Ech
rich.
The testimony on the trial disclosed that
the boys had always boarded with their
elder brother. Fred Eschrich, and that moth
ing had ever been said about pay for their
board, nor was there any Intention If
charging for the same until the heirs filed
their demand for an accounting, when
Moore hunted up Fred Eschrich. told him
that he could charge for the board and
offered his personal note as pay.
The court below refused to allow the
board claim and gave Judgment against
Moore for the full amount with compound
interest at per cent to date. This iudg-
ment the Supreme Court affirmed yesterday.
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AN INSANE WIFE.
Solomon Cohen Is Divorced, but the De-
cree Is Set Aside

Solomon Cohen Is Divorced, but the De-
cree Is Set Aside
Solomon Cohen was married in San Fran
cisco in the year 1880, and soon afterward
moved to San Buenaventura, where lie lived
happily for several years. But some four
or five years after. his wife, Rebecca, began
to change from Il sweet-tempered woman
into a perfect virago, calling him the vilest
names, refusing to do the Homework, and
in other ways making his home very I'M
pleasant place to live in.
Cohen applied to the Ventura County Su-
perior court for a divorce on the ground Of
"inhuman cruelty" and obtained a decree.
Shortly afterward the reason of Mrs. Co.
hens singular actions was made al parent.
She was insane, and a Board of Examining
Physicians pronounced her maniac, and
she was placed in an asylum and a guardian
appointed. This guardian applied to the
Superior Court to have the decree set aside
and for leave to file an answer, but the
court denied the prayer.
The guardian appealed the case, and yes
terday the Supreme Court reversed the rul-
ing of the court below, set aside the decree,
and gave leave to file an answer AS a di-
vorce in this State cannot be obtained OIL the
ground of insanity, Cohen will probably
find that it is not always an easy matter to
unite the matrimonial knot.
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NEW YORK, July 80. - The stock market was
dull and stagnant. OF the movement to-day those
in Sugar refneries, Atchison, St. Paul. Rock Island
and Lackawanna alone were worthy OF notice. The
market closed dull and firm at but slight changes
from. last nights figures. Governments firm. Pc
troleum-Spot dull, August more active, opening at
SSTS and closing at 1914.
NEW YORK, July 3O.-United States Bonds: as,
1884; 41a's. l041s; Northern Pacific. IS "a Cana
dian Pacific. 1884; Central Pacific, So; Atch-
son. 437s Union Pacific, 627s; Wells Fargo. l41;
Western Union, $3.50; Silver, 11012; Sterling,
81 s512@4 1912.
wheat-Cash, 81 OO1s August, s7gsc.
Flour-Firm.
Cofee-SI7 80.
Su2ar-5$s(95 9-16c.
Hops-Californa, 16c.
Bdes-California, lie
COpper-Lake, SIT.
Tin-Spot $40 So
Lead-DOmestic, 81 42I3.
1ron-SI4.
Petroleum-SS7sc.
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NEW GRAND JURY.
Names From Which the Next Panel VIII
Be Drawn.

Names From Which the Next Panel VIII
Be Drawn.
The next Grand Jury, that viii serve IN
til about January LIST, will be selected Oh
Saturday next from the following thirty
names drawn from the Grand Jury box yes
terdhy afternoon by County Clerk Davies
in Judge Murphy's department:
Thomas Tobin, Palace HOTEL Benjamin F.
futile, South Park; Anthony Quit, southeast
corner OF Alabama and Twenty-Sixth streets {;
Henry Magyar, 100 Suffer-: Thomas ID. Matthew
son. 21S Stockton; Horace T. Clay, 300 Hyde {;
William J. Younger, 300 Stockton; f. j. Cole
man, 1850 Sacramento; John ii. Ripe, north.
west corner of Twenly-fourtn and Bryant; Sam.
uel Zemansky, Sol Polk; Martin Sachs. 615
LeavenworIh; Henry r. Mann, 1904 Sacra-
MEMO; John Hayes, 222 Austin; }. Henley
Smith, 10 Suffer; Charles Coleman, 9U5 HYDE I;
Thomas j. Bass. south side OF Fifteenth, be-
tween Noe aud Market; John T. Hill, AL Eddy !;
Jules Cert, ZIG Post; Glacoma Male. l2s Fem
avenue; George X. Porter. 17l7 California
street; George c. Shreve, 1117 Pine; z. A. Flint
gan, 124S California; Robert T.. Osborne, 751
Market; Andrew NJ. Davis, 1109 Bush; Dean r.
Avery, 1437 Steiner; NJ. IL. Hecht, 210O Wash.
ingtou; X. A. Swan, 524 Suffer-; Henry f..
Botbin, northeast corner OF Van Ness avenue ana
Jack son street; William b. Anderson, 1897
Market; Daniel I. Murphy. Palace Hotel.
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Loving, who resides at POI Mayo street,
was straugled to death while eating bread.
The little fellow was playing on the floor
before its mother and father with crust
of bread in its hand, and munching it,
when it suddenly became strangled, and
died before medical assistance could be
gotten.
1t is supposed that the baby swallowed
portion of the crust, and although stren-
uous efforts were made by the father to
dislodge it from the child's throat, il could
not be done, and death resulted in less
than ten minutes.-Richmond (Va.) Dis
patch ,Jnly Odd
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A CLEVER THIEF.
How He Managed TO Steal Valuable
Diamond Cross.

Diamond Cross.
A carriage drew up in front of jewelry.
store in Vienna, lady dressed in black
alighted and asked to be shown an assort-
ment of diamond rings, from which she Sc
leeted one worth 70 forms, says the Extra
blatt. An hour later stylish-looking
gentleman called at the same shop ana
asked to see the proprietor, whom he ad-
dressed as follows:
Sir, my name is Baron Won S, and L
have come on a delicate errand. An hour
ago young lady dresse in mourning pur-
chased Il diamond ring from you. but at the
same time she purloined another valuable
ring"
The jeweler started in amaZement, and
the young gentleman produced the ring
from his pocket, saying
Allow me to return 1t to you, with the
request that you will keep the matter to
yourself. The lady is my sister, and since
the death of her husband has been suffering
from mental alteration. At every shop
she goes to she tries to pocket unobserved
any small article that takes her fancy.
suffer mortal agony whenever she contrives
to leave the house. In conclusion, l would
entreat you not to prosecute her.
Some days afterward the lady in black
called again. and asked to see number o f
diamond rings, but did not make any pur-
chase this time. The jeweler kept sharp
watch on his fair customer, but did not
perceive anything unusual. However,
when she had gone diamond cross of very
great value was found to be missing. The
jeweIer waited in vain for the baron to
make his appearance and return the stolen
properly. No wonder, baron of that
name never existed.
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Landing The Chinese.

All the Chinese on the steamer China
have been duly provided with writs of
habeas corpus except five and these will, of
course, be taken care of to-day before the
steamer leaves. Some of the coolies have
been caught mapping by the only Book
wah Doc" Richards in the examination,
which he gives them before they are taken
from the steamer. One of them said that
the Palace Hotel is n big place where Chi
namen 90 to get permission to stay in Cali
fornia" and that the Postoffice is "a big
restaurant near Chinatown" This man,
by the way, was supposed to have been
born in San Francisco.
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CEILING OUT ENTIRE STOCK OF NEW AND
- secondhand pianos at less than cost, including
Schubert, y. Y, most durable and sweetest tone
Co. and others; no reasonable offer refused. }.
KEEFFE 40 McAllIster ST.. bet Polk and Van
Ness ave store omen evenings Till 8. Its
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ESCAPING A MAD DOG.
Tho Animal Inciines to Straight Lines,
but Will Follow il One FIees.

The Animal Inciines to Straight Lines,
but Will Follow il One FIees.
"If people were only taught half so much
about the way to avoid mad dogs as they
are about sunstroke, said Officer Mulvihill
the other day, 1--WE would not often hear of
case of hydrophobia. 4 good thing to
know is that mad dog never turns aside
from the course lie is running to bite any
body. So if one is right in the path of a
rabid animal he can get out of all danger
by jumping to one side and out of the path
of the dog. But if it is absolutely impossi-
BILE to get out of the way, the man or woman
should stand perfectly still and face the
dog. He will turn aside then himself and
run in different direction, while if the per-
son in front of him screams and runs away,
as nine out of ten will do, the dog will over
take and bite the victim. Of course it re-
quires courage to stand still and face
rabId dog, terrible as this animal always
looks, but the result shows that the real
danger lies in taking ight"-Pittsburg
Dlspatch
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though there was really nothing surprising
in the matter, as she had not remained in
the water five minutes.
The condition Of her husband was not so
bad that he could not come to her. His
wound healed in o few days, but from that
time to the present Alice has not known
who gave him the stroke or why it was
dealt-Boston Globe
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No Purchase Has Been Made.

The fact that the Odd Fellows Cemetery
Association has been negotiating for Gem
etery site near Colma Station, in San Mateo
County, gave credence to a street report
that purchase of 200 acres had already
been made. 1t is true that the Odd Fellows
have been looking for a suitable piece Of
land in San Mateo County, realizing that
thew would have to remove their cemetery
from the city limits some day, but no pur-
chase has vet been made.
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Knocked Overheard and Drowned.

Gabriel Peterson, sailor on the schooner
Adelia. was knocked overheard and
drowned on Tuesday afternoon while on
trip from San Pablo to Benca, the drown
ing taking place before assistance could be
rendered him. When opposite Starts new
mill at Port Costa, Peterson, while attend
ing to duty, was struck in the back by the
boom in jibing, and the belief is that he
was struck insensible by the blow, other
wise he would have saved himself, as he
was good swimmer. The deceased was %
years old, about 8 feet inches tall, and was
dressed in red flannel shirt, blue overalls,
aud wore CATERS. A white handkerchief
was also tied about the neck. His brother,
j. Peterson, has offered o reward OF $50 for
the recovery of the remains
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Larger Quarters Are Needed.

1t was reported at the meeting of the Di-
rectors of the Hebrew Home for the Aged
and Disabled that larger quarters must be
secured, as the house now occupied is only
large enough for the nine inmates. To-mor-
row the application for the lease of the hos
pital lot. now occupied by the Old Peoples
Home, will come up before the Health and
Police Committee of the Board of Super
visors. The building. with the furniture it
contains. has been bargained for by the
home for $1,000, ON which sum deposit Of
$500 has already been made.
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General Merchandise.

BAGs-Calcutta, spot, 65s@6s4c; Wool Bags, 500
3Sc: Potato Jiunnles. nominal.
LEATHER Dealers quote firm market with a
good demand. Good heavy Sole is quotable at
25G02Sc 2 II: medium, 22923c Z 10 good light
Sole. 20G2lc 2 10; damaged, &c p II; Buff, lO9
I2c q foot: Side Leather, 10@l2c . DOT; Calf
Harness, 27G30c; No. =, 22@25c - 10.
SUGAR-The California sugar Refinery quotes
follows terms net cash: cube, 63sc q ID;
$3.50; Dry Granulated else; ConfeetiOlers' A, &c;
Extra c. 47sc; Golden c, 45sc q ID: Bags 1sc more
than bDls.
The American Refinery quotes. terms net cash:
Extra fine Cube. sac; Crushed. 614c Fine Crushed.
614c; Powdered, bl4c; Extra ine Powdered 6H2c;
Dry formulated DC; AK do, &c; Confectionery
A, 57sc: White Extra Z. 1sc; Extra c, Sc; Golden
a
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THE SLEEPING CHILD.

TRANSLATED from the German for THE MORNING
CALL by Edward Won Banemfeld.l
49, ULLING her boy TO sleep
With tender songs, his mother
A Close to his cradle sits,
For he will have no other.
How can the wee rogue know
Who sits there his cradle by.
With his face in the pillow hid.
And half Of twlnkling eye.
Rose flushed, he softly breathes
As his mother bends above.
All! tbs happy rest
When we're rocked to sleep by love.
Alameda CdL, 1890. ANElEH.
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To pevelop cod Too,u,nne

The Tuolumne County Development
Company has filed articles of Incorporation
In the Office of the County Clerk Direc-
tors-August +. Zecn, Charles +. Leege,
Moe j. Lyon, John Ii. Sievers and F. j.
Humid of San Francisco. Capital stock $780,
600, divided into 1000 shares; $4,000 SUBJ
scribed.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. July 80.
SUMMARY OF THE NARRErl

SUMMARY THE NARKErI
Bakers Flour higher
Wheat easier
Barley advanced.
New Oats lower.
Old Oats firm.
Corn strong.
Rye advanced again.
Hay arrives freely.
No further change in Beans.
Potatoes weak.
Onions steady.
Butter, Cheese and Eggs unchanged.
Peaches and Aprcots higher.
More poultry from the East
Hops firm.
Vegetables abundant
Leather firm
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Steamers to sail to-day the State of California
for Portland, the China for China and Japan the
willamette Valley for Yaquina Bay, the Pomona
for San Diego, the Coos Bay for Little River, the
Truekee for 1illamOok Bay aud the Newport for
Eel River. The Begic falls due from China and
Japan. the Umatia from Victoria and Puget
Sound the Oregon from Portland. the Crescent City
from Crescent City, the Coos Bay from Little River
the Los Angeles from san Pedro aud the Gypsy from
the Salinas River
The FarallOn falls due from Honolulu Tuesday.
The British bark scanned Bros, 1918 tons, loads
Lumber the Sound for the west coast South
America.
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The STOCK MARKET.

Stocks were quiet Yesterday and with several ex-
ceDtions sold at Tuesdays prices The widest iuc-
tuation in Potosi-s6 1897 10 The close APP
pears below. Local securities were quiet Hawaiian
Commercial sold down to SIS.
The Maytlower Gravel delinquent sale takes place
fn-daY-
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MORNING SALES-
Board-lO Hawaiian Commercial, 1872; SO s V
Water, 9S; 80 do 9S1s.
Street-$l6,O00 81 Bonds, l241a; % f Gas
light 6Sl4.
AFTERNOON SALES
Board-S3O00 S4% (registered) Bonds, 1885;
40 Hawaiian Commercial, Is.
Street-25 Cal Electric Light, 2l5s.
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"A INDUW SHADES MANUFACTURED TO OR
~ der by WILLIAM MCfHUN, 1875 Market % u
A GREAT BUSINESS PROPOSITION--WE CAN
~ save you 80 per cent by purchasing merchant
tabernacle business suit for Sl5 merchant tailors
price $50 ORIGINAL MlSFIT CLOTHING PAR
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English Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL, July 3U-The spot market is quiet
at rs 2dG7s sd. CargOes firm at 3ss Cd for
off coast, 37s Sd for Just shipped and 3Ss Sd for
nearly due
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: July. Is 412d; August, rs
cd; September, Is 534d; October, Is 614d; Novem-
Der, rs 6i4d; December, Is 612d
SECURITIES.
LONDON, July 30.-Consols, SO 1916; United States
Bonds - As, 1875; 412's, l051s; Silver 5O14d;
Rentes, 92f coo; bullion into Bank of England,
$1,000.
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La Societe Franchise with L. Paint painting on
s. line OF Bryant ST.. bet Fifth aud Sixth French
Hospital: $1,000.
Bear Club with william j. II. Pluns, alterations,
on SW cor. Fillmore and Post sts, s. 75x27; 81 $780,
j. Liddle with Q. +. Maze, to build. on s. line Of
Turk ST., 20 E. OF Seymour, L. 26xl00; s4250
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wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers are
as follows:
BEEF-Flrst quality, 5la@6c second quality.
434@514c; third do, 312941 2c.
VEAL-Large, 4G6c: small Calves. $3.50
MUTT0N-Wethers, 6I597Iac; Ewes, 696l&c.
HANDSPRING Lamb 7l2GS13c q 10.
PORK-Live Hogs. 414G4 Lac for light grain-fed,
and 3s4 94e for heavy packing; STOCK Hogs, 3s49
dc z n: dressed do. 7N7 lac 3 ID
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Buyer 80 : 200, 81 rs. Buyer season : 7UU
81 541a; 200, 81 5412. Seller 80, new 200,
81 3714. spot, seasons storage paid-5O0, 81 40.
BARLEY-Feed advanced again yesterday, and
sold freely. Brewing dragged somewhat. No. /
Feed, 81 22Ia q 2334; choice 81 %: No. 2,
81 20@l 2114; brewing, 81 2712Sl 321a T. ctl for
fair to choice,
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LOUND-S20 IN GOLD By PURCHASING A
I merchant taiiOr-made dress suit for SO; me-
chant tailOrS price, $40. ORIGINAL MiSFlr
CLorHiNG PAKLoRS, corner Post and Dupont
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straneied with a Crust.

Yesterday afternoon about 4:3O o'clock
the fifteen-months-old child Of Mr.. Joseph
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DRESSMAKERs
DENTISTS.

nj Iss AGNES keller, Il9 STOCKTON, NEAR
w Geary; stylish suits from IS SO up; cutting All
It'll Ga specialty; 10 cents: perfect r. APT u
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Mexican Dollars.
Quotable at s61a@sIIac.

Fine Silver.
Quoted at 81 Os@1 90 z ounce.
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STORAGE.

n6A0TFIC STORAGE CO., 3Ol STOCKTON ST.;
i furniture ana merchandise; advances made 10 u
T7URNITUKE STORED : STERLING vi EURNi
II ture Co., 1889, l041 Market, Rosentnai bioS "
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NV
New York Exchange, 1Oc for sight drafts aud
15c for Geographic.
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4 DNICE: DIVORCES SPEEDILY; NO PUBLIC
~ fty; legal everywhere r. SECULAR, supreme
Court Attorney, 81 Kearny st. mylS 5m
4 RTIFlCIAI PAVEMEN isl. BAUER, CON
y lra.tnr rock and hrLck work 3nl5 buchanan. II
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4 DVICE FREE: DIVORCES A SPECIALITY;
~ no publicity; terms reasonable; fee unless
successful; costs advanced for reliable persons Adj
dress Attorney F. q. Box 1922. :. +. ly25 II