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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Annie p. Dexter to s. w. Dexter, undivided
thir'i OF lot On ". line of X army St. II IS
n. OF Pine. y. 20x39:2; undivided thi.d OF
lot on W. line of Bearny ST., 1916 5. OF Call
foraia, w. 107:l1, $. IA, Z. 6S;4, S. %, L.
H. r. Wiiliar 10 Jacob Heyman lot on E line
OF Stanyan St. $50 y. of E chteenth, y IS,
Oliver Eldrdge t. c. Il. Arnold. lot on s.
line of NJ ST., 81 IS w. Of Twelfth ave-, W.
l25xi00, and ether pieces .:........,.,.,,, i
Benjamin I. CARAT TO Katie W. Cook, lot on
T. line OF Noe ST.. los y. of Fourteenth, y.
John D@ycr aud wife to Catherine Lnnay lot
on ". line Of Palmer ST., 126 ~ of Miguel oo
Isaac Anderson to Madaiena Fernandez lot
on :. line OF Jersey ST., 152 3, OF Noe, L.
George O. Parsiason to Ella 4. Mclean. lot
on Sc cor. OF Twenty-ffth and Capp SITS,
=. ll5, S. l0S A, W. 81, n. 1874, w. 2:6, n.
29:l. w. 81 80 y. 59:ll.. ......... Gif
J. and Il. Jacobs TO Richard Cunningham, lot
on ~. line OF Ninth ST., % NV. OF bryant ;,
william M a'6 & BlacSwood and wife to Charles
Sc. OF Folsom, Sc. 40 NE. 10 :SiI, Sc.
2;3 NE. 1875, Nv. 69:ll, sly: 9l:llI4.;
Charles Schirmer to William Dorgan and
Wendell Easton to Chas A. Fletcher Outside
Wendell Eastsn to chas a Fletcher, Outside :,
Lands. Bloek 1917. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. il
Wendell Easton to Georgiana A. Herman lot
on f. line Of Thirry-ninth ave, 100 " OF
John T. Gray to louisa Hicks. lot on i. line
OF Noe ST., " of Fourteenth. v. 25xI50.... IL
Nanny Carherry TO Ellis Hughes lot on Ne
line of Gardner St. $50 Sc OF Harrison ST.
Sc 25l75 1851
Albert Meyer to Louis Lander, lot on s line
o. Jersey St, so W. of Noe, w. SSxll4 800. II
Louis Lander to Jugh I Willis Of nj lot on
$. line OF Jersey ST. l46 W, OF Noe, w, 22x
ia ...... - II
+. T. Luty TO Frank f. Farley and wife lot
on :. line Of Twentieth st. $50 T. OF san
chez T. 25yll4 IL
United Land Association to &. If. Sch!ueter.
lot on NV. line of South St 300 SW of
Seventh Sw So w $50 6 Ne 3l6:8 Sc
100. NE. 20 10. Sc. 40 ... ........... IL
Pacific Land Assoc iation To- G. Ii. Schiueter
lot an Ne line OF Center ana HubbeII SIS
Ne 639:5la Ne 30, NV. 100, SW-
~, u;lo' NV. 10 SW. 3Io:S -, -.-.....
WIN: .. h,htey, et al, TO Elzaoeth hluhey
NJ, ~ on W ilhe OF Iiyue ST. 4Az-o y OF >,
" rHrrtIl' y. zoAlSt -. ~
'Ts' I-iIsiS toy w, utoIol 70 "a IA :. WINS
iot on >. me OF pe"fS ST. i@O T. Oh fraHA -,
IN, IN T. 9VA4-V -. l''uN
Mar ara. NV a ntdnSal' etc''to y; goost ~ ~ "
Stiy an =. -9OA " ..-..' wv
DsNiu I!t13efaIu 10 lh0lnaS HeeKnan, 10y on
.. Iinc OF Ftrfy ST., 4oolHn. OF fourtn' o"' =,
-oNeO- ::....-.-.--; $3.50. II
fidln " Norman 70 Joseph Leiior' lgt W y
- vi = i'e'cehta ST. %eo T. oi nd"cheH' :,
J9nn ulnhei 70 Adele Sell lot on p. line Of
,'vHnd'aii 81, 30 .. OF hrod"W"J, p
q ia d5i = 6s -, s 9:934 E. 4O:o y AIS :,
I u.s., ,,Stu'i =" 1e Vic ue -'o'd di Nu'SIdo !,
r, i,~Iu' .'4y'h ! % ~
".ui ~ idSucIla 70 IFtueIlcK N houston i'I
Va, WI ~ WI o chtsuut anu Ldbuha SIS :,
-" - - . % 49,. .s''..-.' Az
on l. IN =" is'V - Tuna o rs n 'oS
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books and his music just az he had left them.
aud on the table by the window was q bouquet OF
pretty flowers. IL must be summer lime because
The window was open, and tie warm Air and
glorious sunshine we've dancing in the room.
And how pretty his mother was as she took him
In her arm and bent and Kissed him. Aud lie
nestled his b nd in her bosom and felt her warm
breath on his cheek and laughed with eladness.
"Oh, now l love you, pretty mother" muir
INJURED happy little Ben, and he was going to
tell her about the tug, aud the captain, and The
strange forms on the river, but IL slipped from
him, and lie forgot II. He forgot everything
The deck-haud known as English" woke
from sound sleep. and insantly-why he
could not say-he thought OF the boy Not fluid
Ing him in bis cot, lie hastily put on a shaggy
oyercoat ana went forward TO relieve him from
his watch lie found lille Zen lying with his
head on his arn smile on his lips, ana IN his
hand ho held his mothers gIft; but his face
was coorleSs as snow and life had ceased TO
beat IN bis heart. English bent over lin long
time. TEeD lie stood up and peihaps uncon-
sciously, took OIL his hat
Poor little chapple! he's dead" SAID En-
Glish. III strange, soft wbisper.-Ex.
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TIE pro perty-owners of North Beach are
discussing project to tunuel Lombard
street from Van Ness avenue to short dis
lance from Montgomery avenue for the pur-
pose of opening level driveway to the
Preside and bringing districts on the west
ern side of the hill into easy communication
with the city. IL is stated that the proposed
tunnel would be 2S1S feet long, n feet wide
and IS high. 1t would slope downward from
Van Ness to Montgomery avenue. The
roadway would be twenty feet wide and the
footpath, two feet each. The cost would be
about 1926, 600. The matter was allowed to
rest tor week until full information regard
ino the scheme Is collected.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
TUESDAY EVENING, Sept 2.

TUESDAY EVENING Sept 2.
SUMMARY OF THE uARKErl
flour easy.
Wheat weak and dull.
Barley higher
Oats unsteady.
Corn weakening.
Rye neglected.
Bran a,,d Middlings lower.
Hay steady.
Seeds dull.
Beans nominal
Nuts and Raisns fairly active.
Provisions tending upward.
Hops excited.
Wool unchanged
Canned Fruits higher
Coal scarce and firm.
Potatoes IN large supply.
Onions steady.
Choice Butter firm.
Cheese and Eggs quiet.
White Honey firm.
Eastern Poultry arrives freely.
Wild Ducks in market
Bartlett Pears advanced.
Lemons and Lines firm,
Dried traits unchanged.
Hides active and higher
Vegetables in good supply.
Live Hogs lower.
Grain Bags weak.
Tanbara higher.
Railroad Ties lower.
Good demand for Lumber
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A Big DinerenCe.

Leopold LCupe has brought suit in the
Superior Court to compel Lionel u. Jacobs
to account for his transactions as assignee OF
the bankrupt firm of p, W Smith d Co. of
Arizona. 1t is set forth that the firm owed
S1j9,771 63. had SIP, 600 worth OF assets and
gave preferred notes for ST., 800 81. Jacobs,
it is said, sold the property for Sos, 1897 ~,
and took of this Slo,S62 So for his commits
sions. LOupe asks that Jacobs be held for
the true value Of the property. and that he
lplaintitfl be allowed SG5. O00 judgment
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lie Wants iIis Money.

Lorenz Hoffman has brought suit against
his divorced v ife Elizabeth to recover $3.50.
which he says he as II seafaring man gave
her 10 keep Tor him prior to her divorce. he
pauers in the ease were filed in the Clerk s
Office yesterday.
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ENGLISH Wheat ,IarI,eA.


LIVERPOOL Sept 2.-The spot market is lower at
rs 51a d@7s I'D Cargoes are quiet at 3ss 81 for off
coast, SIS I'd for just shipped and 3S Sd for nearly
due
FUTURES
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: September, IS II 4d; October
Is Sd: November. Is Sgd; December. Is s24d:
January, rs sgd
SECURITIES
LONDON, Sept. 2.-Consols. 963s: United States
Bonds-4's, 1854; 412's 1861; Silver, SAG;
Rentes, Gar 971ac. Bullion out of Bank of En-
gland, tl0S, 0G0.
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wilmington from Hueneme and the Aicata from
Coos Bay.
The schooner Beulab, 3s9 tons loads cannery
supplies for Alaska; ship c. T. Sargent, 1858 tons
coal at Tacoma for this port; bark Cowlitz. 779
tons, Lumber the Sound for Brisbane or Sydney
schooner Robert Levers, sos tons, Lumber on the
Sound for Honolulu, owners account
The British iron ship Combermere, 1886 tons,was
chartered prior to arrival for wheat to United
Kingdom, Havre or Antwerp. Ais 3D.
The lion tloS for Havre 1901 es Salmon. 200 cs
Honey 734,ll2 It's faIlow. etc valued at $75,495.
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SEEMING NAClElNEe.

IL KINDS or SEWING MACHINES TO
- rent. 81 per month 1905 Market It. aug 1T
CEwING MACHINES FOR SALE AND RE
- paired. ". r. HIGGINS. SIS Hayes st. mrt Il
COX NEW YORK or uELPMArE: BRAND
u %. new latest; best for $50; III kiads repaired;
rented che,r. J. l. HICKS. c67 Mission mrl Il
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AFRICAN FLOWERS.
For the MoRNING CALI
m, ,

ITO Agues.)
eY Raj. blooms from those mystical regions,
EsszHrl whose marvels Ike fairy tales seem
- whose delicate petals once qthvered
0'erthe banks Of the Myers vast stream
would yc could tell me OF something
OF the river. the great solemn trees
And all the strange life that ye loved So
As ye swayed back and forth in the breeze
But l fear there is naught We can tell me,
For voTed unto silence are ye.
What, nothing? All yes my dear flowers
The love of the sender FOR NE.
alameda, Cul., 1870. ASFIEH
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The Wool Market.

PHILADELpHrA, Sept. 2.-wool is quiet Mon
tana, ie@s2lc; Territory, 15@2Oc q 10.
CHICAGO, Sept 2.-wool Is trner Territory be
ing sold ahead with soc for Clean the outside price
for b, st fine aud other sales at 5Sc. Fine medium
ranges from DOC to SIC, and medium from 53c TO
55c. Texas, California and Oregon Woods are not
as active as Territory, but selling TO
tent
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: OVER FLOOR: ROOMS. APPLY 1861 LAR
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tOr Late !s.,i,puty h,tettigsucs sec Eigt.t I'lg
Arrived.
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Christian Knoblach of 1911 Kentucky
street has fled petition in insolvency.
Liabilities $3.50 y, assets $500.
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AT Baumgarten. Oakland
BIZ Priest, Oakland
II Is Nichols, Selby
j Zeller. Bouldin Island
q Il GottSchalk, WIS
Ng Stearns, Los Angelo:
j Glaeomini. San Jose
Dr. II g Irneman, SAND ost
EN- Colmon. Stockton
l. Handley, Boston
G smith. New York
w w Whitacom, Ohio
Knar. Stockton
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, Sept. Wheat opened from sac to
bsc higher. and after fuctuating time within
a CSC range advanced i4c above the inside figures
held rather firmly, and closed lac higher for Sep
TENDER, i2c higher for December and 1896 higher
for May than yesterday. Receipts 577 900 bushels,
shipments 900 bushels Rye quiet at SIC. Bar
ley steady at 7Ic.
CHICAGO sept. 2-wheat. cash, 81 0214.
Corn-4614c.
Pork-Sl0
LaTd-S6 INA.
Ribs-&5 80.
Whisky-$l Is.
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oCAAN srEANIEI;s.

Dates of Departure From SIN Francisco.
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GARLAND BOARDING AND ROOMS.

iCURE-FINGER-NAILS BEAUTIFIED AT
vi 1886 Market ST.. Oakland. by an artist au3l II
ELEGANT ROOMS, SINGLE OR EN- SUITE, AT
l. the Albany, Fifteenth and broadway Oakland;
block from The narrow-gange depot; table IS
surpassed: elevator and arteslan water; fr5tci2ss
in every way. e. A. MAUERIlAN. Propr etor. IL 3m
N ILLSUN HOUSE. OPP. CITY HALL ELE-
w CANT sunny rooms; reasonable rates; special at
tention given TO the comfort Of guests, both tran
silent and regular. l4th and Washington. iel0 BIN
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Fine Silver.
Quotab!e 81 1901 ~ q ounce.
Mexican Dollars.
Quotable al 9112@s2Ec.
New York nxci,.
Shipping Notes.

New York Exchange.
New York Exchange, Zoe Tor sight drafts and
l5c for teegraphic.
Shipping Notes.
Steamers TO sail to-day are the Colima for Pan
anna the Corona for Humboldt Bay, the Los An
geies for san Pedro the Newport for Eel River and
the Bonita for San Diego. The Queen falls due
from Puget Sound the Caspar from Grays Harbor,
tie Pomona and Santa Maria from san Diego. the
Yaqulna and Bonita from the southern coast, the
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boIdJ ana Mendoclno. 2OG22c: san joaquin and
Southern. seven months. l2Ml5e p Do.
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e Boat. Palermo
OW Tucker, Oakland
Leeves, Oakland
Capt Jones, s Providence
Il " Clark, Los Angeles
Brig Chambers. 5 Diego
George Clark. Alameda
Joseph Dohery, Seattle
Il Loventhal, w Los Ang
Mrs & Lincoln. 5 Cruz
Ell Emanuel, Newport
G W Benil, MARTINEZ
Francis Dond, Martinez
iloyt q daut, Suisun
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Mrs Hooe & son, Oregon
W VI wilson "A WI. ogden
AP Gould ~ VT, ) Cruz
Err Hill 4 wi Santa Cru 2
JIG EARLY, Monterey
MIR Hickey a WI, British
Columbia
f. Short, Sacramento
A X Smith a W, Mokol-
umne Hill
NJ Tracy ~ fam. Sacto
Y Quarre, Bradley
Mrs Lightncr, san Jose
MI HeaIy, LOOMS
s Wilson, Sacto
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S.IS sUNNY COTTAGE . RuuMs AND BATH:
= q. yard. Cor. Dolores and Fife. NH ST. - 81
4. > LIBERTY ST. BET. GUERRERO AND
= - Dolores cottage; garden trsat and rcara2l Il
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FLATS TO LET.

TTTTTE II AT; t ROOMS: Iul AND COLD
I water; oat!e-car~- SO. 1928 Iatou t. sei 81
y NEW FLATS; g AND : RuOsiS AND BATH:
- all IaCdrru improvements. FOB uuWt Il ST.. tn
Invent g-lhurd. Won EHEIN CO, "a California
str II
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CHATTER LII.


An hour later the Saver was making the hest
OF her way zap the lce-illed tur bulent Nj isis
sinpi, and lhe captain had nearly forgotten about
tue boy. He worked with the crew, pulling the
sleety, frozen ropes, wheeling coal To the fur
mace. doing whatever tie men would let him.
They were rough, Kind hearted men. They
joked the boy In Their bun way, and told him he
mad better lie down by the furnace fires
They had supper III dirty mess-room where
The men slept on llile Shelves against The wall
lie was glad when lie crcrt in between the rougn
blankets, and listened 10 tue med talking about
one Ball Howe, WHO, II appeared, was an eX-
tremely unpopular parsonage employ, d as cap
Tain of the watch. Their conversation was not
of interest to Ben lie was soon asleep. Al mid
night lie was awakened ny the gIufi voice of a
man. who was shaking the deck-hand in the mex /
berth.
''Kouse ~, English, rouse up! Hustle ont.
now! Want man on the look out. Come, now,
"YOu go TO Halifax" said English in sleepy
tone.
The man let him alone. He came to Ben's bed
Hello Who's this? Jump out here Young
Teller. You'll do as well as anybody else. Look
sharp now. Don't lay there all night"
The boy was on his feet IN "A moment.
"Wbat do you want me TO do ?" lie asked
Well, you're sweeI-scented specimen you
are" SAID the man, cycling The boy dIsdaniully
you've got To do. you tuw-headed tramp Won
Where the digglngs did you come from, any
way?'
The deck hand known as English looked over
tile side OF his bunk.
LOOK here Bill Howe" lie grumbled, edo YOU
mean Ter say you're going 10 put that there Kid
on the iron; ?'
d" mean 10 say I'm going to do Just what
please" said Bill.
"Well, you oughter be ashamed OF Yourself
You cowardiy puppy" said the deck hand with
some warmth. Pm not n very tough man nv
sell, bnt Pm not going TO see such an outrage AZ
that. You 70 back to bed, sonny. I'll take yOur
place" ''''
Nav You doa't, neither" retorted Bill. "You
wouldn't come when l called you. and I'm can
tam OF the gang and what L say goes, aud don't
you forget H. and before English could inter
lere lie mad caught the boy rudely by the arm
and pushed HIM from The cabin
"kid'il be back inside o. ten mlnutcsu re-
Ing Bill Howe, and then lie dozed Off In sieen
again. f
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PIANOS. vIoLINs AND SHEET MUSIC,

PTANOs. VIOLINS AND SHEET MUSIC,
An ELEGANT STEINwAY SQUARE PIANO.
n good as new, Tor safe Apply AZ the stor-
age-rOoms of !. NJ PIERCE, T35 Market So se3 u
DIASo FOR SALE BRADBURY, SI25. CALL
after P NJ, DELAMATER. 1917 iroad-
way. SCI 9t-
a UPRIGHT PIANOS; MUST SELL THIS WEEK;
U sacrifice. 344 McAlister st, upstairs. seq 81
TEMAE q LONG PIANOS: wARERooMs 100
IL o'tarre St, above stockton; sold on install
ments: send for illustrated catalogue and termsselu
q ]. NEUMANN PIANOS; A NEW SHIPMENT
4 lust arrived 81 Ninth s.. aug u
QTS sIB0-rIANOs IN GOOD ORDER; NEW
u y. pianos on easy instaiimeutsi planes S7 tened
pABY GRAND CIICKERING ~ SONS, 3 PED
ID ais; but little used. a splendid offer +. W.
SPENCER a co, 725 Mar6et, .d floor. aG24 u
DARLoR GRAND SrEINWAY ~ GOOD CON
i dtiOn. +. VI. SPENCER " CO., T2S Market St,
History Building I'd floor. auZ3 II
CIX UPRIGHT PIANOS WILL BE SOLD VERY
- cheaPto cover storage ana 9dyaneess f. w.
A NUMBER OF SECOND HAND PIANOS;
~ various makers. from 500 to S2OO II. w.
SPENCER ~ CO., 1913 Market st % floor. au2i II
u.DTE AN ELEGANT sTEINTAY UPRIGHT
u - y. la perfect order. +. W. SPEN GER \
60. 72S Market, History Building, Cd floor. au24 II
A GREAT oFFER-sToCK or 90 NEW AND
y secondhand pianos of prominent makers: low
prices. ANTlSELL, Seventh ana Market auI u
lust RECEIVED, 10 GOOD SECONDHAND
y pianos; terms low. SrArhAM 1922 Market q
byron MAUZY. AGEsr SonMER HALLErrS
ID Cumston, NewDy a Eyans. sos Post. my 22t
BARGAINS IN SECONDHAND PIANOS AT
ID KOHLEK 4 CHASE'S, lOil Market ST. au2i II
lECKER BROS TCuLESS PIANOS.
u KuHLER a CHASE, lO4l Market st. au2l II
uALLEr 4 DAVIS AND KlNiHALL rIANOANO
ii Organ Agency. W. q. BADGER, rs Market SIT
HoKNUNG'S UPRIGHT rIANuS; MOST EKIL-
l Liant and powerful 9l7 Mission st. lyl5 y
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CHATTER IN

II was terribly cold on deck. The bow sbiyered
as the uIan led HIM over the long line of barpes.
FINALLY they reached the last barge i'm frunf III
lie steamer. There was n torch burning there An
an IRON frame. The man told the boy he must
keep sharp lookout ahead, and when he saw n
dangerous am coming toward them he must
signal the IilOt by waving light.
"All Right, SIR" chat cred the boy and Tho
man sw0ie at him TWO or three times and went
back TO The steamer. ~
The storm OF wind and sleeL was over Tina
night was beautiful and still. The deem
measured breathing OF the tug away back in tile
rear, the crushing of the ice alung the b,,ts
and now and then the howl of a famished mnIf
from the swamp lands on either shore only made
The frozen silence more awful and sublime And
ABOVE MIN lie stars seemed doubly I'm tJIi,nt
through tile clear, cold air. and before him was
lie great, mad rlver, filled with flashing ian
laslic, gliosty forms that moved and clI1nged
and waved, ana seemed TO brckon him. Aud II
was so cold SO terribly, deaihly cold
An hour-two hours, went by Tie how Kent
his eyes fastened on the river, but every hone In
bis frail body was trembling, and his face wa
purple. Tue cold hurt him; 1t was am agony
tie sat down III mont Of The barge Once he
looked back ut the headlight of HE tug back 10
the glowing warmth of the furnace ~
Il must lly and stand IT," he kept repeatipg IA
himself, and presently lie took from his RAGGED
Jlcket llttic box aud opened II, IL contoinsd /,
cheap black bieast-pin. He had speut his IasI
cent III a Christmas gilt for his mother lie
looked NJ II and 1t seemed to warm him The
cold DIDN'T hurt him any more. pleasant
thought he would lie down with his head on his
aim; lie could watch the river just as well, And
then-no; he could not be Dreaming i-ly some
curinls magic he was at home and his mother
was with him. How well he remembered the
brlsh!, coy little room! Aud there were his
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u u TTT-NEAELY NEW 5-RouM HOUSE; ONLY
| 5 blocks from Palace Hotel. fue ew; healthy:
rent SIS also house Of rooms same location, rent
S2U. Call 539 second CT. SEE 81
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San Francisco Meat Market.
Lumber Market.

Active demand at the mills for Coast ana export
account Retail prices Rough Pine. so 50
Z. NJ: extra lengths S2l 50G27 SO: selected $25 5U
clear S3l; flooring, 1913 for No. l. S3S 80 for faucy
500 for No. =; stepping, S33G4J; rough Redwood
30. !. $50 so; second quality. Sl6 50; selected,
$27; Shingles, So 70 Lath. $3d 20 PlcAeti so
for Pine and SIS for Redwood Tor rough, 81 for
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fosts. s@9Ec each; Redwood 50 80 r cord:
Oak, rough, s7G7 %: DO, peeled 50 So Pine,
So 1907 y cord; Railroad lies, 3lG3ic apiece.
TANBARk-Ground, Sl7@lS 2 ton Whole bark,
$50 e cord.
KEEEIPTS OLE FRO DICE.
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HOUSE OF Is ROOMS AND CELLAR; RENT s1s.
If p Stone St, OF Washington, bet. Stockton aud
Powell SCI II
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aeE 700 GEARY ST.. COR. WEBSTER-IO
QUO. rooms and bath; every room has sun IN 1t.
CHARLES ASHTON. Al Montgomery ST. an3l a
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DEAR House; 4 ROOMS bath AND LAUN-
IL dry: nice yard; rent SO. 1923 Post T. 2u2l II
Cox HOUSE 973g tALlFUE&IA ST,
JNJO. roumS and balh: newly pspeTed aud tinted;
large yard aud cdrrIasr-house Apply 22l2 Cali
f0ruia ST au2l Il
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f.n ROOMS TO LEASE FOR YEARS; FURNE
w ture for sale: one Of the best located dud sun
NEST houses IN tie city, Containing about SO rooms,
including diniuE-roou. kitchen, laundry ba.-TCOIn
with bill ard-tau.e and CarG-5UOm; al completely
furnished amt always tul OF guests: 10 dark rooms;
present tenant 40 years. retiring on account OF
health. Apply 10 p Z. MULLUN, l&5 Montgomery
str.rt nILSl =
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700 VALLEY. NEAR TWEEN TY-EiGHTH AND
u nnInres--rcuement OF four rooms. seq as
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BOARDING IND ROOMS.

--Nj BNoOhSs
EXCEPTIONABLY NICE, FRONT. SUNNY. Al
II cove ROOM suitable for Two: in refined. private
family; excellent table; child objection; near
cars. 1910 Golden Gate ave. Its
DLEASANT SUNNY ROOMS WITH OF WITH
out board, at 2347 Howard 81. cor Twentieth ~
l1O TENTH-FGRST-CLASS TABLE BOARD:
% private family; home comforts. SCI II
OOD GEARY, NEAR LARKIN-SUNNY ROOMS
OK with hrst-class board for gentlemen; Spanish
aud English spoken: references required. au3l IT.
q VAN NESS-EI.EGANT SUNNY NEWLY FUR
~ nished suite; other rooms; with without
board; reasonable. aus II
THE MARIPOSA, S24 LAGUNA-FINE SUITES;
i hrst-class board, terms moderate. aGl6 II
A MEXICAN EXCHANGE HOTEL. 3le AND 32I
81 20 and 81 so per day; free coach WM MON f.
GOMERY, proprietor. 1y2lu
HOTEL MARQUETTE, 1905 MARKET ST;
family accommodations: rooms single or ell suite;
with or without board; all Market-st. pass the
door jy2O tt
YOSEMITE HOUSE 1885 MARKET ST. BET
L Sixth aud Seventh Csc to 81 per night; per week.
81 so TO So; single and EN- sute families mrln
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New York Feb 22-Arrived steamship Ra-
leigh Lttlefield Darien: schr Mabel Thomas,
Robinson, Jacksonville; Nellie Floyd johnson,
Georgetown. S G.; Arvesta, Mott, do.
Las Palmas. Feb 16-Sailed, steamship M
Lockwood (Br), Port Royal G.
Montevideo, Jan 1S-Sailed, bark Obio Qtal),
Gallo, Pensacola; 22d, Sterling (Nor), Doe, do.
Queenstown, Feb 2l--Arrived. steamship Ian
caster (Br), Thompson, Brunswick for Liverpool.
Rosario. Dec 14--Sailed, bark Herman (Nor),
Leonardsen. Port Royal, S c..
Tarifa, Feb 15--Passed, bark San Pietro utal),
Langela, Savannah for Genoa.
Nassau, Feb 16-Arrived, schr julia Elizabeth
(Br). Ingraham, Jacksonville.
Brunswick Feb 22-Arrived, bark Josefa (Sp),
Fonr, Havana; brig Achilles (Nor), Dahl, Savan-
nah.
Sailed, bark Principessa Margherita de Pie
monte QtaD Casaregola, Venice:
Bucksville, s @, Feb 22-Saiied, schr Genius
Dr. Starrett, Curacao.
Coosaw, S @, Feb 22-Cleared, schr ID Baker,
Rulon, New York
Sailed, schr w w Converse. Baltimore
Darien. Feb 2t--Cleared ship Lady LisRar
OBJ, Hughes. Barrow; banks Hoyding Nor,
Reynolds, River Mersey; Sage (Nor), Anderson,
Hull.
Cleared 22d. schrs John r Fell Mathews, New
York; Charles f Schmidt, Sharp, Philadelphia.
Fernandina, Feb 19-Arrived, stmrs st Angus
tine, Buoy, Wilmington, Del; st sebastian, -,
do.
Sailed, bark Junak tBr), Jenkins, Buenos Ayres
brigs Cuba-y. Canarius (5p), Gonzales. Las Pal
mas: Edmond (l3r), Burns, Port spain; schrs
Jennie Parker (Brl, Finley Demerara; Marion
Hill, Armstrong. do.
Hyannis, Mas, Feb 22--Arrived at Bass River,
schr Rebecca y Lamdin, Apalachicola TO- Bos
Pensacola, Feb 22-Arriye1, bsrks Carmel
| (Norl, Kaldazer. Port Spain; Agaths tNor), Han
| sen, Cienfuegos.