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Telegram-herald., 1890-10-04

There's a corset that ISN'T
q corset, a waist with straps
for the shoulders and rows
of buttons 10 button on
skirts and stocking supporters
and SO forth-the Ball Waist
and that's about the whole
IF it. No. you can put ii
in the washtub-no metal IN
il ORION it.
Ityis worth your seeing, il
for nothing but how to sew
on buttons,to button easy and
never come off. and how 10
make buttonholes wear for
ever.
Women differ in their ways
of thinking and dressing as
we'll as in other ways. This
waist is for women whose
minds are made up that they
won't wear corsets.
There's much to be said
on both sides. but did you
ever hear of a woman who
hadn't made up her mind in
some wayl and is there any
possible use in trying to get
her to change it? She viii
and she will; or she won't
and she won't.
You can get the Ball
Waist and wear it a week or
two or three; and, ii you
don't want it, take it back to
the store and get your money.
CHICAGO CORSET Co.. Ch.cago and New York
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-04
A REASONABLE REQUEST.

She Wanted Correction Published in
the Paper.
"Are You the EDITOR inquired the tall,
cross eyed woman with the wart on her
nose.
81 am" answered the man in the chair
what can do for you, madam
"You published an item this morning
about the arrest of man named Gabe
Plunket for stealing sack of -four,
didn't your
1T was among the police items. posi-
bly,, but assure you. madam
"And YOU said it was pleaded in his
behalf that he had helpless family at
home and was out of work and was des-
peratey
Likely enough, but Of course
"WeN. my names Plunkett. and my
husbands name is Gabe Plunkett.
II am very sorry. my dear madam,
but of course you understand"
There are two Gabe Plunketts In
this town. Our mail is always getting
mixed. It wasn't my husband that was
arrested"
IN that case. said the editor cordial
IL. I've shall be happy to make state
ment 10 that effect"
That's what | want. want you ~
say tomorrow morning that the Gabe
Plunkett that was run in FOR stealing =
sack OF four for his family was hot the
Gabe Plunkett that lives at No 6l4
Poverty alley"
"No Ga Poverty alley" repeated the
editor. making "a memorandum
Got that down."
yes"
THAT the Gabe Plunkeit who lives In
that alley wasn't out OK the house at all
yesterday Got thatg"
yes"
and that he hasn't energy enough 70
Steal a sack Of -four. Charge anything
for putting al that in?-
NO. madam.
much obliged. Good morningr And
she went ont with a quick. soldier like
step. leaving the astouishsd editor gasp
ing helPlsssiy in his chair.-Chicago
The pct Svinburne Is = little MAJ
with big head. which is fringsd with
subnrn hair He IS quick and nervous
IN his movements and very brilliant
talker. De IS bachelor.
Every citizen "a invited o. hear Hon.
r. q. H0Tr discuss the econ maze and iu-
g SCI 81 AZ +. D.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-04

scale ~ frless
Nee t1.as2ned W&Ak1ng Hats fog s. 81
- = 81
Better e. sunday Hats for e. So - =.
ExtrS PAtssrn lfats To- = 60 go.
IRE Fery extraordinary hats foE So
- So.
aius ~ the haneh for IS cents - ..
fl1tlrs for & ~ e.
b1ges sp.eeS feF 5 esats - IS.
kl4 a. ether goss-s AE tbs ssgae pso-
pHtoD. / 1efy 4As ngm - SCI TIER
gooas cheaper than ! 80 except tie
saUe are ola 50 les Ard Inferior trim
Nl0Es-
All ask = that each ard every LADY
nil take paine 10 exAmlne where taes
can get tie best goods fer tht ie2st
money.
ana silAng 20 stand the test sns am
positive that alter due eXAnliszl.sas,
al will rush - Ghe Millinery PAP o1s u
.. A BkRNsK,
- NaBai-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-04

Burns Club Social and dance this
evening. Friends of the club invited.
Come and enjoy yourselves at North
Park tins evening. Dancing commences
) p. nj. sharp. Street car accomoda-
tons.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-04

Miss Clara Broglie, the head trimmer
of G. A. Berwin's Millinery Parlor. No.
u Canai-st., has just returned after ali
10 selecting Pattern Hats and goods for
tine fall and winter trade, and will be
pleased TO meet all the old customers
bnd as many new ones as are willing to
ae served By her.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-04

"Little Annie Rooney" II Whistle
and Wait for Katie" IAN Old Faded
Picture" and 5000 other copies of
sheet music, both vocal and lnstru-
mental, at only10 cents a copy.
One 4-String Double Bass...........Sl4 90
One l3-Keyed Clarinet......~......... II 90
One Triple Silver Plated Double
Water Keyed b fiat Cornet-...... Is 90
j. W. READING.
Music Dealer, 462 South Division-st.,
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-04

II don't soc how you live
"Whyg
"Yoa say you can't live within yonr
income. and certainly you can't live
without IL. "-Harper's Bazaar.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-04

In handkerchiefs we can show you
the best value in the city. All hem
sietched, for ladies or gents. fast colors
guaranteed, at toe New York and 10
cent store. 81 Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-04

Tommy tto new scholarl-I-l beg
your pardon for licking You. Johnny
Green didn't know you had big
brother.-Epoch.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-04

Cobwigger-why does woman have
her pocket where it's 50 hard to ger 1t ID;
Merritt - So that she can stick her
friend for the car fare. Epoch
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-04

A few real Astraehan Goats just re-
ceived, at Z. Z. Kidder & Co.'s Cloak
Rooms.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-04

S. II. jerks will run his steam car
every day from Sherman and East-sts.
10 carry passengers TO and from the
Lake, commencing October 4, 1890.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-04

New hair dressing parlors at No. II
South Divisi0n-st.. Cody biOcx. ground
fiOor. MRs. A DENNIS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-04

The ladies are especially invited to
hear tn Hon. Il. q. Horr ut Hartman
Hall TINS evening.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-04

Millinery opening at Ten Hopes. l34
M0uroe-st. Will take place on Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday. Oct 2, and
4. Read our advertisement
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-04

Mrs. F. J. Cox and Mrs. II. l.. Boss
have just opened dressmaking parlars
n p and - Wondsriy building. All
the latest styles and iirst-clsss work.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-04

Don't fail n examine our jewelrv
case. Big bargains IN breasspns, rings,
watch chains, etc. Al View York and
10 cent store, 50 Cauai-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-04

Great opening sale today OF fall style $
At the Sample Shoe Co.. l02 Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-04

All kinds of Fur Capes at E. p. Kid
der d Co.'s Cloak Rooms.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-04

All the new styles of Jackets at f.
7. Kidder q Co.'s Cloak Rooms.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-04

They Could DO No Harm.
Diner-There are flies in this soup,
Waiter-Yes. / know. but they're
dead. Boston Times.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-04

"HhtFu 20 SIC fE WutHs
What's that"
That's kaleidoscope.
rs it? When does it begin to col
lide.-Judge
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-04
Cheap Sheet Music

Bargains in Childrens' and Misses
School CiOaks, al Z. 7. Kldder q Co. IS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-04

Van Houten's Cocoa-The original
most soluble.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-04

He was in perfect tantrum-'
lie must have forgotten HIMSELF
"Oh. MOI too conceited for that
Harper's Bazaar.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-04

When looking for bargains. have
them sure, az New YORK ) and eenl
store, s. Canal 81
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-04
OFFICIAL.
cFgfcE o.
n&- HENSEET & DAVENPORT
SFAEE ANALfST.


T.
Boston Mass. june H. 4 500
"A first opened in he test made bs me- sfliEPJ RE
Powder was foaaa 10 be the strongest. yielding
S.os +. than the Royal aud 3-6y than tlese-
lands. the last test "THEPURE" 1889 l.
stronger than the ROYAL and 2.92-l than elexeAands
RKNNEr1 r. DAVENPORT.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-04
lie viii Not Cut You Up.

But without knife or lance.
and with harmless and reli-
able remedies which he pre-
pares before your eyes, he
will place the means in your
hands for your permanent
restoration. Then go at once
to DR.. S. Clay Todd, at 43
NonrOe-st., Room 4, Grand
Rapids, Mich, and be made
well again.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-04

Hear Hon. r. G. Horr this even
ing.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-04

Lily Waite Floar
Is made from the choicest wheat, care
fully selected
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-04

oEFg&8A1a
iG53 &atsie % KafsAsa2 Ia saesh ia Frsnca
ssls Fl1lcrhlSzs
I7lt-EFaacis E1isd a kol1s1ith wzo ssE1oiis4sd
hank abogt t581 iisA
Z.il.llats h..I,oA essfls Aad sflb1r a
ellaxsss,earos ~ -. ssra. disd ii,4
fr57-1afsAe q lfer ss4ntSsa Cklaeric1a rssolur
ti01N
f<l-leal4 q Jcha FanieaAgd. sraxoilAa. born
fr8
L1st- eal-l3 ~ c1riEta. Ma. Il-on h1zs Z -.
t,0afedsras8 oss AK
f1f-Sa.taF ma.i8 lis flrst assent viii "a persons
n ia great Balloon az faEts; tas ealoon vas
TIE afSesc eFsr olais AL coatai1sd 10 81
cacle f-es ~ s2s.
laea-Diea la Pana. Fraace Jacques Od-nbAch.
composer aEed 81 yeeTs
tta8-E1u- ArIsgicag sxgarsion t1rouxA tie lalce-i
SIates begaA
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-04

Oysters in bulk at Dettenthalcr's.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-04

Every citizen IA invited o. hear Hon.
r. o.. HoTr discuss the econ maze and In
dustrIsl Questions of the hour at Hart
sum g Hail this evening.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-04
Ia Date IN History Oct. 1.

a. Eesin taa 3relst xiaz "a
N1rtaalassiA ziala a. AAl-
as1 lssln -
fz DaktA ef - Ffeacis.
fos.n.i.sr 4 lla Er4aeisc4aa.
~ a1raF Er4Fsi bra il<
faz SARA ~ k-caarsi grofa-
~eiL "a n a. Pretsesor.
1iet TIA
lss oas - t1s e4z1iess nsss
paper a1lssx-isesns1ls 40
pearc1 "a aseurisas slenLi-
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-04

or.ters in eans at DetlenthaIer's.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-04
Choice Dress Plaids at Kidder's.

Hear Hon. R. G. Horr tonight.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-04
Pine Dre-smaaing Room.

Game at Deitenthaler' 5.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-04

The poet Swinburne Is little MAJ
with big head which Is fringsd with
subnrn hair He IS quick and nervous
IN his movements and n very brilliant
taiker. De IS q bachelor.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-04

Hon. K. G. Horr Al Hsrtmsn's Hal
tonight.
The morning call., 1890-12-03
TO THE UNKNOWN GODDESS.

Will you conquer my heart with your beauty; my
soul going out from afar?
Shall fall to your hand as victim OF crafty and
cautious shikar?
Have met you and passed you already, unknowing,
unthinking and blind?
Shall meet you next session at Sim,a, O sweet
est and best Of your kind?
Does the p. and O. bear you to me-ward, clad In
short frocks in the West.
Are you growing the charms that shall capture ana
torture the heart In my breast3
VIII YOU STAY In the plains till September-my pas
sion as warm as the day?
VIII you bring TO book on the mountains, OF
where the thermantidotes play?
When the light of your ewes shall make palIid the
mean lesser lights pursue,
And the charm of your presence shall lure me from
love of the gay thirteen two"
When the peg and the pigskin shall please not:
when / buy me Caicutta-built clothes:
When quit the Delight of Wild Asses, forswsaring
the swearing Of oaths.
As a deer TO the hand OF the hunter when turned
mid the gibes OF my friends
When the days OF my freedom are numbered, and
the life OF the bachelor ends.
An, goddess child, spinster widow-as OF old
Mars Hill when they raised
To the God that they knew not an altar-so !, a
young pagan have praised
The goddess l know not nor worship; yet II half
that men tell me be true
You Will come in the future, and therefore, these
verses written to you.
RuDYARD KIPLING.
The morning call., 1890-12-03
COMMERCIAL RECORD,

TUESDAY EVENING. Dec 2.
SUMMARY THE MARKErA
Silver firm.
Mexican Dollars higher.
New York Exchange lower.
Grain Bags dull.
Canned Fruits quieter.
Coffee quiet.
Coal fairly firm.
Wood easier
Quicksilver nominal
Sugar advanced sharply.
Wheat steady.
Barley declined.
Oats unchanged.
Corn declining.
Rye quiet.
Corn Meal lower.
Bran and Middlings unchanged
Hay in moderate receipt.
Larger offerings OF Dried Peas.
Buckwheat declined.
Lima Beans weak and lower.
Potatoes rising.
onions quieter.
Butter and Eggs lower.
Cheese steady.
Honey very firm.
Poultry sold better.
Game In good demand
Apples and Grapes in large supply.
Lemons steady.
Lines lower.
All dried Fruits quiet.
Nuts unchanged.
/, Provisions active.
Hops dull.
Wool weak and quiet
Meat market well stocked.
Hides We TX and depressed.
Tailow fairly active.
The morning call., 1890-12-03

stmr Corona, Hannah. Eureka; GoodaiI. Perkins
pi Nc stmr Montserrat Blackburn, Nanaimo; D o
6 Br stmr Hounslow, Norman, Nanaimo:
Ship wachusett. Williams. Nanaimo: j ohm Roseu-
pI Br ship Thessalus Henderson, Dunkrk; GirvIn.
Br bark Earl Of Dalhousie. Baird, Dunktrk; Eppin-
WI BARK Mars, Ludlow whaling; Foster.
,, Mn oarA Emma Herman, Fish, whaling; A
pd Bs bark Elevsn, Ferguson, Waterford; GiFvin.
VIII bark Josephine McInnis whaling; Swift
sailed.
TUESDAY. Dec 2.
Stnr Gipsy, Plummer. Santa Cruz. etc.
Stmr West Coast. Gerne, westport
Stmr Tiiiamook. lie Baltster, Fort Bragg
Stmr Point Arena. Allen.
Stmr North Fork Nielsen. Humboldt
Stmr Newport Edwards Port Kenyon
Stmr Pomona. Hall, San Diego.
Stmr Arago. Donaldson. Coos Bay
Br ship EveSham Abbey, Crotty. Dunkirk
snip Nachusett: Williams, Nanamo.
WI bark Chas w Morgan. Earl, whaling
VIII bark Helen Mari, Ellis, whaling
%h bark sars.n Mars, Lud!ow; whaling.
Schr Daisy Rowe. SoreRson.
Schr Albion, Jurgensen. Albion.
Schr Albert Walter. Gronyald.
Telegrauhic.
POINT LOBOS - Dec . 10 p M-weather
cloudy wind Sc, velocity Is miles
spoken.
Nov 24-Lat 80 n, lou 8 w, Ger ship III Bischof,
from Liverpool for San Francisco.
Domestic Ports.
CooUILLE-Arrived Nov 2S-Schr Del Norte,
heSss TTY r. sehT EnT pa hence Nov 49,
hence Nov 10; bark General Fairchild, hnce Nov IS.
MENDoCINo-Arrived Dec 2-Ssmr whitesb orc.
UMPoUA-saiIed Nov 2s-schr Una, for San Pc
PORT BLAKELEY-Ar Dec 2Nschr Jennie
Stella, hence Nov II; schr Novelty. hence Nov 10.
MoNTEREY-Arrived Dec 2-schr Monterey, I'm
SAN DIEGo-Arrived Dec 2-schr Lottle Carson
SAN PEDRO -Arrived Dec l-Schr Elnorah from
Eureka; 2.stmF Alcatraz, from Mendocino.
Foreign Ports.
AUCKLAND-Sailed Dec 1-Stmr Mariposa for
Observation-Disclosures Nov so-Br shin New
York. hence July 26 via Queenstown.
LlNERfool.-Arrived Nov 30-Br ship Craig
QUEENsTowN-ArrivedD Dec l-Br ship Dollar
dern Castle, hence July 10; Br ship Lord Dufferin.
from Shields for san Francisco.
ColoN-ArrIyed Nov 2S-Stmr Colon, from New
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Dec 2-Br stmr Oceanic,
hence Nov Is.
Movements or Transatlantic Steamers.
NEW YORK-Arrived Dee 2-Stmr Anchorla, I'm
Glasgow: stmr Vera, from Bremen.
HAvRE-Arrived Dec 2-Stmr La Normandia. I'm
New YORK.
Importations.
HUENEME-Per Santa Maria-s7s sheep IS bids
Lompoc-l79s SKIS barley, 1908 SKIS beans sss SKIS
mustsrd $50 SKIS potatoes, "a wheat, cs eggs
SKIS dried prunes 46 SKIS peas
Pismo-42s5 SKIS beans, 20 SKIS oats, cs glassware.
81 bfs apples, 10 cans lard Il Odis hides
GRAfS HARBOkIfer foint Loma-l5 logs 115
NJ IL lumber mats rice, cs cigars cs dry goods.
cs clothing z cs hoqSehoid goods, cs mdse.
San PEDho-Ier EureKa-lS oxs persimmons.11
pigs househoia goods
Newport-4oe 6 honey 8 Dxs oranges. % cs eggs,
SIS oeans, cs sss dried lrut oxs lemons, bxs
nes' DO SKIS sweet potatoes ssS SKIS corn hi bbis
wine.
hneheme-4o Dds grn hides, bdl dry pelts. bl
"v War,r-, zen, Oh. 49,.
wax, coop3 fowls RI leather, l eggs, 1853 sks
The morning call., 1890-12-03
Collect on OF Taxes.

The monthly report for November, $780,
of Thomas O'Brien. Tax Collector, is as fol-
lows: From city and county real estate
taxes, year 1890. S142,536 81; from city and
county personal property taxes. year 1880
S2554 80; from State real estate taxes, year
1890, SS0,263 80; from State personal prop.
erty taxes. year 1890, $2o.993 o. from back
taxes previous years, $11S7 rs; from fee
and commission account. $71 81. Total
amount deposited with Treasurer, $247,-
COZ II
The morning call., 1890-12-03
LOOK OUT FOR RAIN.
Tho Reported Cyclone Has Deyeloped
Unusual Severity

Unusual Severity.
Lieutenant John p. Finley, U. S. A., in
charge of the Signal Office in this city, sent
out the following special weather notice YES
terday:
The cyclone noted In this mornings foreca st
has developed into storm OF unusual severity
of the Washington coast. The Winds are from
south TO east on the North Pacific Coast al.
tended with dangerous gales, which In some in
stances have reached the velocity OF nearly sIxIy
miles per hour. Tie barometer has dropped
nearly tbree-quarters OF au inch in the past TWEEN
fy-four hours, and over half an inch in The mast
twelve hours. Present indications show that
there Is strong Likelihood OF this storm moving
TO the southeast. In which event general and
heavy rains will prevail i'll the Pacific Coast
States. From present indications, The storm
promises to be one OF the heaviest which has
ever visited this Coast. Storm signals were or
deied to-day for stations on The North Pacific
Coast
The morning call., 1890-12-03
Street Com mit,ee Affairs.

The protest of the Federated Improvement
Clubs against the extension of Market street
in DETECTED line has been set fof hearing
by the Street Committee on next Tuesday
night before the Board Of Supervisors. On
motion of Supervisor Bingham it has also
been decided to recommend that the Hard
ness & Weight cement be adopted as accept
able material in the construction of street
W.
The morning call., 1890-12-03
LAkEvIEW!
For Homes, For Investment, Buy Lots
in Lakeyiew.
CARNALL-FTTZHUGH CO.,
1923 2w SuMoweFr 62i Market Street.
The STOCK MARKET.

Stocks were weak in the early call yesterday, but
in The afternoon board there general recovery
PotoSi rising to So rs against 81 SIS In the first
call, and Chollar advancing to SO 20. The other
stocks recovered 10@l5c. The close was shade
easier for most stocks.
Local securities were dull and not particularly
changed
The Bale & Norcross and Silver Hill delinquent
sales take place to-day
The morning call., 1890-12-03
Tie Switch Was Defective.

The suit of William w. Craig against the
Southern Pacific Railroad Company for
$4,000 damages, alleged to have been sus-
tanned by reason Of injuries received in the
train wreck at Castroville last April, was on
trial before Judge CARRIER and jury yester-
day. The testimony showed that an open
switch, which caused the accident. was de-
fectiye in that it had no lock
The morning call., 1890-12-03
The PQOI-Rooma.

Editor Morning Call: I would suggest to
the Legislature that is to meet in Sacra-
mento next month that it should take some
action in the direction of closing the pool
rooms, which are nothing but schools for
crime. where the old and the young. IT tbev
can only present quarter of dollar, can
learn to become confirmed gamblers. Auy
day in the week one can see the pool-rooms
crowded with people of all ages, from bows
OF 10 to gray-haired men of 60 or more, play
ing the races that take place thousands of
miles away. 1t is time that a stop should
be put to this growing evil. l.. X.
San Fj.aIciScO Dec 2 1871
The morning call., 1890-12-03

FLOUR-Fairly active. Prices steady. Net cash
prices are rs follows; Family extras, 81 lb04 as.
Bakers extras. - 05@4 10: city suberfne. s3Co
rs; interior brands, $4@4 IS for extras and $50
20 y Dbl for superfne.
WHEAT-freights without special feature
being dull, with an occasional charter The
rates are nominal at AIS Cd for iron vessels
for the United Kingdom, Havre or Antwerp.
The chartered wheat fleet In port has a repistere
TONNAGE OF 10000, against 74,772 tons on the same
date last year: disengaged, 1860 tons. against
$4,000; on the way to this port 2el 500 tons
against 2O9 800 on the same date last year
Wheat is steady, but trado is dull as offerings are
small. The recent dry weather has tended to hold
back wheat, but good rain might have an oppo-
site tendency. The quotations are as follows.
No. 1, u 3001 321a; No. 2. 81 271b@l 1881 !:
choice, 81 321a; extra choice for milling. 81 37ih
@l 40; Sonora, 81 271s@l 80 y ctI.
CALL sALEs-MoRNINe
Buyer 10000, 81 315s; 800, al sll. auvar
season-100 81 Al: 1900, 81 4lss; 500, 81 41ib;
100, 81 Abs.
CALL sALEs-AFTERNooN
Buyer 10000. 81 31l4; 500, 81 3l1s: 700. Al Al
Buyer season-l00. 81 4lss; 100, 81 4ll.: 400.
81 4lA.
BARLEY - The indications of rain Yesterday
morning depressed options lssc, and the SPOT mi
ket was also dull and weak. The quotations are
as follows; NO. Feed. 81 471s; lower grades,
The morning call., 1890-12-03
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Wv, Huntington to 7. T. Connolly, lot on
\. line Of a ST, $40 W. OF Eighteenth ave,
Clement Dixon eli al 10 Jose Gaardicia lot Wv
on 8. line OF California St, II L. OF san
Frank R. whteoin6 to Mary Trevwick, lot Az
l, Block I, College Homestead Associa-
MarEet and siaayan Streets Improvement ~
Company to u. W. Haines, lot on L. line of
E, 50 ;o1s; y so, W; 80 j.. 400
samuel b. Weigh TO Michael j. bale, lot
SM. cor. Of Frederick ST. aud Pacific ave-.
Jackson Hatch to s b. Bo.art. lot on " ~
lne OF Cole St, 12o n. of Halght, n. 25x
Louis Lander to Edward b strome lot ON ~
W. line of Hartford St, 2S3 S. OF Egh-
Michael j. Baife to s. D. WEIGH. LOT on Ne. ~
cor: OF JACKSON and Steiner sts., E. 81 6x
sismund hraus and wife to William IL DOW. ~
sing, lot 81, Block 46, City Land Associa-
William Ii. Dowsing o il. ne1pen. same
Pierre Bordenave 10 f. X. Drinkhouse, lot
on Sw cor: OF California st. and Rutledge
william Mems to Matt Masrane lot on ". ~
line OF Mississippi ST., 100 y. of Mariposa.
Blanche Reed to j. III. Wood, lot on w, lima
Of Dolores ST., 234 - S. of Seventeenth S.
Henry EgIer to Charles Reid. lot Oh S line Of 'f"'
i, Eighteeath St, 100 W. of Castro. w. 25x75. 8
Thomas V. o. Brien to Edward Henry, lot on
ST. cor. Hill and Castro sts., S. 26 :6xSo 10
c. w. McAfce to Caroline A. Shook, lot on "
line OF Union ST.. 175 K. OF Baker, E. 50x
George W wyei to george +. Sharp iby ex. ~
ecutors), lot on Sc cor. Jefferson aud Tay-
Tor sts., L. 1877 :6x ID d, .......... ........ /
James Mccormick (by administrator to r o.
Sullivan, lot on W line Twenty-fourth ST.,
315 n OF {, y. 80 :5N240. .-....:.... 4O5
Same 10 John j. Kenny, lot on :. line of A St.,
80 W. of Twenty-siXth ave-, W. 5Oxl2O 700
w C. Burnett to Frank Sullivan, lot on y.
line of Golden Gate ave. l25 w. OF Deyisa-
dero w 46:l0x 81 IS 49,. .......... 10
City and County of San Francisco to Il. f.
Raimond, lot NV. cor. Cough ST. and
Broadway, w. 104 %. n. 1877 ~, W. 80, n
1875 f. 1878, y. 275. ..............
William ID. Floyd to William II. Fillmore. lot
on Sc. cor. Vallejo and Webster SITS, $. 1856
Emile Etienno and husband to Giovanni
Capurro, lot on $. line of Vallejo ST., 3i:5
W OF Mason, w "a :ixz2 H. ...,........ 4.6OO
lot n. line Of Fourteenth St. so f. OF
Treat ave, T. rs, n. 74:ll. w. IS, S. 1875 10
Ferid !. Vassault to Frank X, Whitcomb, lot
on n line OF Thirty-iourth ave. 200 n. of
b. N. 13i TX 20. :. ..................... 10
Jacob Hey man to Leonard Washburn lot on
T. line OF Forty-ifth ave, 100 5. of L, S.
150x1 2U. IN
Robert McElroy to Harry Wheeler, lot on e.
line OF Chattanooga St, 205 N. of twenty
fourth, y. 3Oxl17 Is. ..-.......... - 10
George W. Kelly to Mary L. Kelly, lot on W.
line of Deyisadero ST., 159 IS n. of Ridley,
n. 25xl25 Observation-Disclosures. - GIFT
E.. W. Hawley to Emma Lewis, lot 1873, Gift
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The morning call., 1890-12-03
HORRIBLY CRUSHED.
A Small Boys Logs Broken by a Heavy
Truck Wheel.

N SHHaIf boyB LOGS Broken by Heavy
Truck Wheel.
Henry Gushaken, boy living with his
parents at Alb Bryant street, was run over
yesterday by heavy truck at the corner of
Fourth and Perry streets and had both legs
broken abJve the knees. His thigh bones
were also horribly crushed by the punderous
wheels. and the lad was rendered insensi-
bic by the intense pan caused by the injur-
les. He was taken to the Receiving Hos
pital by Officer Newman for treatment. The
accident was due to The boys own careless
ness, for he jumped from an express-wagon
on which he had been riding and a moment
later was knocked down by truck coming
in the opposite direction. No blame was at
tached to the driver, as he could not have
averted the accident.