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, 1890-03-26

Notice is hereby given to John Eames,
his heirs and successors, that the sub
scrlber has expended in labor and i'm.
provements twenty-five 1920 dollars a
year for the years 1887, 1883 and 1889 on
the Moose claim, situated in the Platte
canyon mining district, in the county OF
laramie and territory Of Wyoming. If
the said John Eames, his heirs or sue
cessors TAIL to bear their share of the pro-
portionate expense, on or before the ex-
p%lration of ninety days after the expiration
OF thus notice then their interest in the
said Moose CLAIM will fall to the under.
signed. JOHN SHAW.
, 1890-03-26

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money refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale by B. B. David, Druggist.
, 1890-03-26

The Union Pacific, THE Overland
Route" that taking effect to-
day the following low rates offered to the
points named. will be in force until further
notice:
To Chicago first class, limited, $500
10 Chicago second class, limited, $500.
10 St Louis first class, limited, $500.
10 Missouri river and intermediate
points, $1,000.
No change of cars of any class be.
tween Cheyenne and Chicago, st. Louis
or Council Bluffs and Kansas City. Free
reclining chair cars on all trains Dining
cars through to Chicago on fast limited.
For any information desired recurring
time OF trains and rates TO far eastern
points call on C, W, SWEET
Agent.
, 1890-03-26
Notice.

The annual meeting of the stockhold
ers of the Ell Seven Cattle company will
be held at the office of the company in
the city OF Cheyenne, Wyoming, on Mon
day, April 7, 1890, for the election of a
board of trustees and such other business
as may properly come before tho meet
ing, JAMES p. WARD,
JOHN CUDAHY, Secretary.
President.
, 1890-03-26

Boston. March 25.-The annual state
ment Of the American Bell Telephone
company shows earnings of 81. O44, 7O4
against 1866, Il8 in 1888; increase in
net earnings, s244. 533; dividends, ST.
go, 500; increase, $780, GA; surplus, SO
ISL oil increase, S22, 9T6.
, 1890-03-26

Ile largest stock of fine brandies. old
WHISTLES. choice Hqueurs and superine
cigars at deorge Masten's well known
house, corner Sixteenth and Ferguson
, 1890-03-26

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european advertisements.
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financial.

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Anrsrs. Carriages, &.c.

T. on sALE.-A fine lot OF Road. Carriage ana sacd.e
Horses also one very fine Chestnut Horse los hands
hgh can trot In 40 and dark Bay Horse 10 hano
high trot In 2i0; also two handsome ma"hea 'e"'
v,ns ,.hn and exceen care Ny TO handled for
the winter. ". W.
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Gxrurslons.

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Danrinq Afa6emies

A LExANDER MACGREGORS
"A CLASSES IN DANCING.
NENDEISSOHN ROOMS los WEST eSIHST.
Privete lessons any time by app ointment.
HMiSS H0YT i05 West 23d-st. waltz and latest
dances thoroughly and rapidly taught; strictly pr'aN
lessons hour also class lessons; charges moaerec
~ 1RL MARwIG'S CLASSES, 131 East 5Sth.sst CON-
u October 25. Office hours, 10 TO L. wednesdays
md Saturdays Send for circulars
- Up MOS ACADEMY 102 East 65th STA school
f:r 1socna deportment and casthenicss exercises
ali tie and fashionable dances Seno Ior crcuel.
x,r0RoE w wALLACE'S SCHOOLS 20 West 59th-
III At and HARLEM, 81 West 126th st:-Csss ana pm
~ste tuition children and adults see clrcolsr. -
TT OpGSON'S HALLS 549 and 5i5 5thave.' N Y.-Io
ii let for Dancing Glasses Receptions, &c.
Nae p HARVARD REILLY. master Of dancing: DAB
~ NO, 681 5TH-AVF
Now Open Class and Private Lessons
Mems Class commences Monday. December l.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-10-05
Consumption Surely Cured

10 the Editor: Please inform your readers that
4. nave ave a POSITIVE remedy for consumption. By
been permanently cured. shall be glad to send
Two oottles OF my remedy FREE to any of your
me their EXPRESS and p. o. Address. Respect
iulIy' 1. a. SLocUA,M. O.. l9l Pearl ST.. N. Y.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-10-05
DREAMS OF FAIR WOMEN.
WHAT FASHION oRDAINs HER DEvo-
TEES SHALL WEAR.

Novelties in Gowns and Hats For Autumn
and Observation-Disclosures of Color
That Will Be in vogue-what Autumn
Brides VIII Wear.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-10-05
For Boys and Girls.

Read the announcement on the 10th page of
to7day's HERALD. 1t will interest you, and your
sisters, and your parents, and your cousins, and
your aunts.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-10-05

We Will Receive during the Month of October.
Direct From Producers and Manufacturers
One Carload Veil Flour.
800 DOZen California inG
zoo Dozen English Jams I'M Marina aIade
100 Cases Hungarian Wines sandC
zoo Gases Carets Rhine Wines
so Gases Dummy Champagne.
100 Dozen Sharp's Tomatoes IN Glass
100 Dozen Extra Small Sifted Peas
so Dozen White Asparagus IN and Tins.
$50 Cases Finest Olive
S5 Cases Extra Choice Mushr
20 Gases Extra Choice Peas.
S5 Cases German N REM
80 Cases Vegetables and Fruit, Ia Glass.
100 Gases Italian
The morning call., 1890-11-23
Total
Inning called at 3:45 P. NJ.
THE RIFLE.

Contests FOR Turkeys Arranged Tor
Thanksgiving Dav.
Company B of the Third Infantry will
hold practice shoot at Shell Mound to-day.
The Second Artillery Regiment will hold
its monthly regimental shoot at Shell Mound
to-day.
Company D of the First Infantry will
shoot for company decorations at Shell
Mound next Sunday.
Company F of the Fifth, stationed in
Oakland, will hold its monthly medal shoot
at Shell Mound to-day.
The shooting members of the Knights of
the Red Branch will hold their monthly
shoot at Shell Mound next Sunday.
The members of Companies and D of
the Second Artillery will meet at Shell
Mound to-day and contest for the medals OF
their companies.
To-day will be an off day at Harbor View.
Most of the marksmen will be engaged at
other places, and nothing but private pool
shooting and practice will be INDUCED in.
Captain Siebe of Shell Mound Park will
give a turkey shoot to his many friends at
that resort to-day. A large attendance is
expected as the captain is a fav0rite among
markSmen.
The Shooting Committee of the San Fran
cisco SchuetZen Verein has adopted new
and substantial medal for the classes Of
that company. 1t is a heavy gold emblem
and is model of neatness and workman
ship. The medals will be fought hard for
this coming year, and the winners will gain
trophy worth competing for.
Drum Major Oestrich, the well-known
marksman of the Third Regiment, is work.
ing hard TO form rife club composed Of
members of that regiment. He has sue
ceeded in obtaining large number OF
names. among which are some of the best
shots in that organization. The club will
use Springfield rifles and be governed by
Creedmoor rules. The Sergeant declares
that he will soon have club in the field that
will be second to none in military shooting
The San Francisco Schuetzen Verein will
hold its postponed medal shoot at Shell
Mound to-day. At the same time it will
also contest for its Thanksgiving turkeys.
This is the oldest independent company in
the State, and with Its usual generosity has
put up a fiue turkey for the members of the
press to compete for. 1t is safe to say that
the members of the company will seek a
place of safety when the pencil-pushers APP
pear before the butts.
The morning call., 1890-11-23
A MISSING SAIL-MAKER.
Search Is Being Made for Robert MI


Search Is Being Made for Robert Mat
they OF the shandon.
On Friday evening Captain Harris of the
British ship ShandoD, lying at Green-street
Wharf, reported to the Harbor Police that
his sail-maker was missing, and. he had
heard that the man had been shanghaied on
board whaling bark that was about to
leave port.
Officer MeGreevy was detailed on the
case and paid a visit to the whaling bark
William BayIies, the only whaler ready for
sea, which was lying in the stream. She
had portion of her crew on board, but the
missing sail-maker was not among them.
Yesterday morning Captain Dunlevy sent
Officers McGreevy, McGrath and Gillespie
of to the bark, with the second mate of the
Shandon. The full crew of the Baylies was
then on board, and her mate mustered all
hands aft and called the roll. The Shan
don's sail maker was not among them.
During the afternoon B0atmen Ed Keller
and j. Gately borrow ed the graphing
from the Harbor Police Station and crap
pied in the slip around the vessel, thinking
the man might have tumbled overheard /;
but they found nothing. The sail-maker's
name is Robert Matthey. and he joined the
vessel in Australia. When last seen, on
Wednesday night, he WIS intoxicated, and
it is generally thought by those on board
that he has fallen overheard and been
drowned.
The morning call., 1890-11-23


Golden Gate Park Residence.
No. 1907 Hayes ST., 81 % feet w. OF Devisadero-
Handsome two-st0ry residence, with electric bells
wood manteis; rooms and bath; finished base
ment; brick foundation: cement stone walk;
model home: short walk to Golden Gate Parks
street paved with bituminous rock; cable roads;
Western Addition Property.
Nos. 1889, 1891 and l9393l McAllister ST.. 81 g
feet E. of Lott STA fine French fiat, new build
ing with electric bells, mirrortop and tiled manteis:
brick foundation everything In hrst-class condi-
ton; surroundings Al; street In fine condition;
rent $75; McAlliSter-st. cable: lot 25x100.
Western Addition Residence Lot.
s. side OF Suffer ST.. 80 feet W. OF Broderick In
choice location; French flats would rent quickly;
neighborhood good: cable roads In the vicinity !;
streets severed and in frst-class contition; lot
25xS2:6
McAilister-st. Residence Lot.
N. line McAllister St, 81 feet w. of Lott-A
business location; street In fine condition; lot all
ready for building; McAlsterst. cable; lot 25x1O0
w. Line of Fillmore St., n. of Germania.
A magnificent lot for single residence or French
1atS-On main cable system to downtown or Golden
Gate Park; Is minutes from Kearny ST.; examine
this lot; surroundings choice; lot 2S;9xs1:3.
South San Francisco.
Double lo. on Sw. line OF 10th ST.; through to
goth St.; so feet NV. from or Monongaheia st.
Short distance from Railroad ave-. Block 3S9, g. S.
f. IL. q X. r. Association; lot 25x20O; double 'front.'
Referees Sale-Richmond District.
Sw. cor. Clement st. and 26th ave-; l50xl53; in
Outside Land Block 207
Also. on Same Account.
NV. cor. Clement ST. and 26th ave-: l62xl1S; In
Outside Land Block 1855: terms cash. subject to con-
frmation by the Superior Court.
Gift Map No.. 8.
Eighteen choice lots fronting Buena Vista and
Cherubusco sts, bet. Henrietta and Esmeralda sts;
lance from Mission st. via Virginia ave. lot s5x4o
terms so cash. balance in monthly payments Of IS.
EASTON. ELDRIDGE CO.,
Auction ers; 6 ~ Market ST., 8. f.
The morning call., 1890-11-23
r sex in san Francisco than

fair sex in San Francisco than
any one would suppose. Not a
day passes but We sell property to women,
who charge US over and over again not to
tell any one and not to print their names IN
the papers. We have sold acres of lots in
our new subdivision, Lakeview, to many
such ladies, and as our plan Of SO doing is
simple it works like a charm. We have
simple kind of contract, from which Is LETT
out all technicalities or superfluous parts,
and which any one, though they be-ever so
new i'll real-estate matters, can readily un-
derstand. Where the purchaser has confidence
these contracts are not recorded at all, but
simply held by the purchaser until such time
as sale is made at an advance. then taken
up and the proht, together with the amount
of the first payment, is paid over to the for
mer owner. of course we would prefer to
have the regular transfer Of such sales on
the records, as it makes larger showing,
not only in the real-eState transfers, but for
the business of the house. Yes, the invest
ments made this way amount to thousands
every month, but the public never knows OF
them"
SALES REPORTED.
Bovee, Toy & Co. have sold the lot 242x
92x137:6 on the northwest corner of Scott
and Eddy streets, to a gentleman VINO
makes this his first investment here. The
price paid is $4,000, and as the sale is
representative one, it illustrates that out
where the security is undoubted.
Z. A. Dnlan has purchased the house and
lot 24x137 g, OF nine rooms. on the southerly
line of Vallejo street. ia feet west of
Il lchanan, for $1,000. 1t is Mr.. Dolan's in
tention to reside there permanently.
The Carnall-FitZhugh-HOp Company
has sold lot 25X95, on the north side of
Howard street, between Fifth and Sixth, for
$4,000; lot 50x120, on the east side of
Eighth avenue near street, for $1,000, and
lot 5Ox100 on the north side of A street, be-
tween Eighteenth and Nineteenth avenues,
for $1,000
Jacob Heyman has sold lot on Stanyau
street, near Sullivan, 25x1OS for $1,000; and
TWO lots on the San Jose road, 50x156 each,
for 500.
S. j. Staber, the real estate agent, has
returned to San Francisco. During his alb
sepce from the city lie attended the Fruit
growers Convention at Santa Cruz
n. G. Carnall is at San Jose.
Z. w. Hopkins has been in Shasta County
since Monday.
Mr. Gum, Montgomery-street operator,
has made few large sales recently.
Tevis d Fisher are endeavOring to form
real estate syndicate.
BUILDERS CONTRACTS.
S. J. FriedIander with r. Rice, plumbing
on south line of Pacific avenue, 1873 feet west
of Van Ness avenue, west 81 :6x122 :6, $500 I;
bonds of $1,000, L. r. Ebert surety.
S. j. Friedlander with Paterson & Acker-
son, carpenter work, same. S4745; bonds of
$4,000. A. D. Moore and c. S. Holmes.
George F. Reynolds with Mullins Bros,
to build on the north line of Twenty-sixth
of $500. o. III. Greenewald and Thomas
Mu1line
The morning call., 1890-11-23

charge OF the schooner Olga. Captain j.
Molle will go in the Mary Buhne, vice Cap
tain Jurgensen.
The steamer San Bias sailed for Panama
and way ports yesterday, commanded by
CAPTAIN Cayarly
The morning call., 1890-11-23
ONE-SIDED CRICKET.
Alameda's Team Easily Defeats
the PacificS.

Darkness was closing in over the grounds
when the one-slded cricket match at Ala
media between the Alameda and Pacific clubs
came to close yesterday afternoon. From
start to finish the Pacific team was not un-
like the precpitated aeronaut-they were
not in it.
The Alamedas went to the bat at 2:3O
O'Clock, and had 103 runs to their credit, and
only lost two wickets when the game was
called on account of the rapidly setting sun.
The Pacifics were given chance, however,
but ten of their batters were retired in
short order, and the inning closed with only
80 runs to their credit.
The game was uninterestng in every par
ticular, the Alameda men easily out-batting,
out-bowlng and out-feding their oppo-
nents. Appended are the scores:
The morning call., 1890-11-23
Armv Personals.

Captain William E. Birkhimer, acting
Judge Advocate, has been ordered to return
to his station, Vancouver Barracks, Wash,
via the mouth of the Columbia River. to
enable him to comply with certain instruc-
tions received from General John Gibbon,
he having completed the duty upon which
he reported at headquarters in this city.
Another extension of five days on his
leave of absence has been granted Lienten-
ant-C0lonel Arson Mills, Fourth Cavalry.
General Gibbon, accompanied by First
Lieutenant Lowering, A. d. c., has gone to
Monterey on public business.
The morning call., 1890-11-23

Bones are necessarily more or less heavy
structures, but the bones of most birds,
while their solid substance is exceedingly
strong, are wonderfully lightened by the de-
tails of their arrangement, and still more by
the fact that most of them contain not mar
row but warm (and therefore Light air.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-24

The plaided ginghams are cut on tho
Gross in the making. Bordercd ging
hams are wide enough so that the
border forms the skirts foot trimming
Round waists or jacket bodiccs, full
sleeves and straight skirts are in favor
with ribbon trimming and with in
sertions. yokes or vandykes OF white
embroidery.
The challies are extending their en-
pire Modistes arc making them up
daily in very, simple, quaint styles.
Wiry mohairs struggled for position
last summer. This season they Will
bly, win their way. They are being
cut with killed skirts or IN directoire
styles.
The first spring bonnets are out.
though We have not yet welcomed the
bluobirls They are small. whimsical
affairs, very fiat. and covered with
flowers. Some of them are simply
flower wreaths. without crowns. Gar
lands of daifodils or crocuses are twisted
together, with half dozen lace butter
flies. or perhaps the humming bird sip
ping the posies.
very pretty bonnet Of this order de-
signed for a bride j. an angle Of yell
lowish white hOneysuckle blossoms.
with a few green leaves White lilacs.
violets, crushed roses, forget-me-nots.
apple and cherry and peach blossoms
are all used in this way. As unique as
anv floral bonnet is a double circle OF
vellow dandelion flowers. wreath within
wreath. with an open space Tor the dis
play Of the hair. Yellow and lavender.
or pale lilac, is the favorite color COM
bination in the early spring millinery.
and a number or pattern bonnets have
been seen in toque shapes Of black ACE
with wreaths of vari-colored pansies and
knots of yellow ribbons Laburnum
flowers and yiolets arc used together
and so are yellow and pale purple
c-ocuses
The open crown is sometimes crossed
bv ribbon band, sometimes partially
filed with let Jet and black lace arc
much used together with garnitures
OF featherv fern tufts and bright dragon
flies. The Mary stuart disden is
feature Of spring bonuets. IL usually
appears in JET. with hack lace and
bright ribbons i'm com mbinstion.
The large round hst reasserts itself
vith fresh courage Some very beau
tif1l and picturesque novelties are in
green ~ brown straws with wreaths ~
pink hvarintbs onruUs Eic
black soutre-1 hats are trimmcd
with b.a lace or with dr0rin-
feathers sn4 I.ae ribbons
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-24

have il also in markings never dreamed
OF by the clans. pale yellow and layen-
der in bars at least eight inches wide,
corn color and gray. frosty blue and
gray, gray and white, fax blue and
cream, pink and cream.
Broad stripes are noticeable and wide
ribbon bordering. 4 summer dress OF
delicate heliotrOpe tinted China silk
is made with a simple full skirt about
which runs at the level of the knees
wide band of white lace insertion, and
below this bold ribbon-stripe in pale
terra Gotta shadings Other silks of
similar design are woven with pale
yellow or shadowy grayish blue for
the ground color, with lace insertion
and ribbon stripes OF gray or very
deep blue. White silk is shown on the
counters with black velvet ribbon bands
woven in. Cream silk so appears with
narrow alternating bands OF pale blue,
pink and yellowish brown.
The new wool fabrics have borders
which sometimes contrast in color.
sometimes simply in the weaving. The
border may he four inches or 10 may be
eighteen inches wide Sometimes it
shows Persian or Indian pattern of
palm leaves or arabesoues woven with
threads of copper. bronze and gold. On
the most expensive goods this border is
embroidered by hand, the work afford
ing more and more occupation TO
MIN BILE fingered needlewomen. Some
times the border IS the heading OF
deep fringe. In robe patterns of this
order she border may belong to the
front panel only or, preferably. it will
droop from all the draperies of The
overgown. A black border on gray
with fringe of black sewing silk Sow
eraI inches deep is old-fashioned and.
therefore, one OF the latest novelties
y smooth dove gray felt cloth is en-
broidered in white and gold, the en-
broidery ceasing six inches from tho
edge and the cloth itself being
slashed into fringe Panels for
the fronts OF handsome visiting gowns
are embroidered in deep vandyke points
at the bottom. and have a band OF white
or black net insertion at the level OF the
knees. This is to permit some contrast
ing color to peep through from below.
clever women thus getting a chance 10
accent by repetition the hue Of their
ribbon garnitures. boye the inser-
tion comes more en- bro.dery
Spring tailor gowns are being m ade
up in serges and came lshairs as we'll as
cloths. Dressmakers are cutting fno
checks and invisible stripes in tailor