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The morning call., 1890-06-25
ALONG THE RAIL.
CrOcker's Answer to Subsidy
Proposition.

The Coast Railway Convention. which
will meet to-day at San Jose, has been for
the past week the principal topic of discus
sion in railroad circles. Deliberations on
the subject, however have been carried on
behind closed doors, especially at the South
ern Pacific headquarters. Officials of this
company have been amusingly timid in the
matter of expressing any opinion as to the
results of the meeting or as to the feas-
Utility of the two propositions to be con-
sidered. General Manager Towne and Vice
President Croker are the only persons con-
nected with the Southern Pacific Company
who have talked on the subject.
Mr. Towne said recently that there is
hardly question but that the gap between
Elwood in Santa Barbara County and Santa
Marguerite in San Luis Obispo County, a
distance of about 100 miles, would be closed
before long He said that the line would be
difficult and expensive, but that it would
pass through a rich country, which only
needed a railroad to develop its great re-
sources. Two of the delegates appointed to
represent San Francisco County IN the con-
vention, encouraged by this statement,
waited upon Frederick Crocker, but much
to their surprise, he Informed them that the
matter of raising subsidy for the purpose
of inducing the Southern Pacific to COM
mence the construction OF this line at once
could not lie considered.
An amount could not be named which
would induce the company to close this
gap; but while the work might be accom-
plshed at some period, anything toward
its immediate completion is entirely cut OF
the question. One of the delegates. who
interviewed Mr. Crocker and the man who
has been Instructed to introduce the sub
sidy proposition at the San Jose Conven-
ton, was seen yesterday and talked freely
on the attitude of the Southern Pacific to-
ward this convention. He said:
THE first and most important question
with the Southern Pacific Company is the
question of dollars and cents. We have q
right to suppose that the reason they have
not built this line has been because there
was not traffic enough to warrant its con-
struction. But what are we to think when
the people propose to consider PROPOSE
ton TO assist them and they refuse to listen
to it? l do not know whether the subsidy
scheme will be discussed at all after Mr..
CrUcker'S curt answer. | do not think that
the convention will give any attention to
the proposition after what has been said,
but will devote its time to arrangements for
an independent line"
Employees in the freight Office of the
Union Pacific deny that an official an
n0uncement has been made of the appoint
ment of II. A. johnson of Denver to sue
coed S. W. Eccles.
c. q. Crane, Pacific Coast agent for the
Vanderbilt lines, left yesterday for Los
Angeles.
c. n. Gilmore, President of the Des
MONIES and Fort Dodge Railway, is eX-
pected here soon.
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there is no disposition to discount on the result
either way. The only marked feature OF the day
was in the sugar refneries, and 1t was up and down
again several times comparatively narrow
range. The close was firm though dull at small
fractional gains in most of the list. Governments
were dull and steady. Petroleum was intensely
duh. Ju closed at $3.50; spot SS1ac
NEW YORK, June 24.-United States Bonds AS,
122i4: AIS. l031a Northern Pacific 1914; Cana
dian Pacific s21s; Central Pacific, 3i3s Atch.-
son, 1865; Union Pacific, 6434 wells-Fargo. l43
bid, 145 asked Western Union, S45s; Silver, l04;
Sterling, 81 S5Ia@4 1917.
wheat-Cash, 947s; July, 923s
Flour-Quiet
Cofee-$17 80.
Sugar-5@l5Isc.
HOps-Caifornia 100
Hides-Callfornla 13iae.
COpper-Lake, S16 90.
Tin-SpOt, $21 80.
Lead-Domestic, 81 so.
1ron-Sl4.
Petroleum-ss12c.
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Tourists emi grants aud mariners find tina: Hos
letters Stomach Bitters is medicinal safeguard
against unhealthful influences upon which they can
implicitly rely, since 1t prevents the effects that an
unhealthy climate, yitlated atmosphere, unaccus-
toned unwholesome diet, bad water other
conditions unfavorable to health, would otherwise
produce. On long voyages or Journeys by land In
ATTITUDES adjacent to the equator 1t is especially
useful preventive OF the febre complaints
and disorders OF the stomach, liver and bowels,
which apt to attack natives of the temperate
sojourning travelling In such regions, and is
an excellent protection against the influence of ex-
IRENE cold sudden changes OF temperature, ex-
posture to damp or extreme fatigue. 1t not only
prevents intermittent and remittent fever and other
diseases OF a maaral type, bat eradicates them,
fact which has been notorious for years past in
North and South America, Mexico, the West Indies.
Australia and other countries. 20
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
TUESDAY EVENING. June "a.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

TUESDAY EVENING, June "a.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.
Flour active.
Wheat dull.
Wheat freights inactive.
Barley quiet.
Oats neglected.
Corn in good supply.
Rye very dun.
Bran and Middiings firm.
Beans weak and nominal.
New Hay still higher.
Honey In good supply.
Dried Fruits unchanged.
Hops very stiff
Hides quet
Tallow abundant.
Provisions active and unchanged.
Coffee firm
Canned fruits firm.
Quicksilver In better supply.
Lumber In active demand.
Coal firm.
Sugar unchanged
Grain Bags steadily held.
Potatoes keep steady.
Onions weakening.
Medium Butter sells better.
Cheese steady.
Eggs lower.
Poultry very firm.
Game quiet
Apricots and Peaches in demand.
Almonds scarce and firm.
Wool quieter.
Beef and Pork abundant and easy. Mutton and
Lamb scarce aud higher.
New York Exchange higher.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.


--O-orUoI,--oLO-O00I-
Arrived.
TUESDAY June "a.
Stmr willamette. Hanson. 81 hours from Seattle;
27OO tons coal. TO oregon Improvement Co.
port; IFS NJ It lumber. TO Pollard i Dodge.
stmr Adams Green, 10 days from Honolulu
1900 tons coal, to p b Cornwall
Schr Confanza, TOPPER. ~ hours from Humboldt;
$50 NJ # lumber, to ChaS Nelson. -.
Bihlers Point; 90 cords wood. etc, to Heyman Il
schr william Renton. Hansen % days from
Kahuui; 11.2s2 bags sugar. to j sprecSeis *
Bros.
westport; l5l NJ It lumber, to order.
Schr Garcia, Jesperson, "a hours from Hum,
Cleared.
TUESDAY. June 81
stmr Corona, Hannah. Eureka; Goodall. Perkins
stmr Mexico, Alexander, San Diego; Goodail, Per-
Stmr State of California, AcKley, Portland: Good
Schr Bovine. Blum, Mahukona: wiIliaGs.
ScSr Lizzie Vance, HardwIck, Eureka; Hard
wick.
TUESDAY. June "a.
Stmr FaraIlon BoniheId. YaquIna Bay. etc.
Stmr waIla waa, Wallace, Victoria, ETC.
stmr Gypsy, Plunmer. Sants Cruz. etc
Stmr Jewel johnson Caspaf
Sohr Ocean spray Peterson. Iversons Landing.
Scar Margaret G, Green, Mazstlsn.
Schr Occidental, Brandt Eureka,
Schr Gem, Kinder.
Schr Annie Gee, olsen.
Schr Argonaut Lovda Grays Harbor.
Teleg raphic.
POINT LoBoS-June "a - 10 p. NJ. - Weather
hazy; wind NV, velocity 40 miles.
Spoken.
May 26-Lat 10 s, Ion % w, Br ship Selene from
London for Santa Rosala.
May 27-Lat S, lon % w, Br ship wallace;owu,
hence Mar for Liverpool.
June s-Lat 20 a. lon 10 W. Ger ship Roland, from
Swansea for San Francisco.
Domestic Ports.
wESTPoRT-Saied June 23-Stmr Cieone, for
TACOMA~Arrived June 2S-stmr San Pedro, hce
LoMPoC--sailed June 24-schr Barbara Hern-
ster for Bowens Landing
boro hence June %.
COOS BAY-Arrived June 23-Schr Jennie The
lin, hence June IS; stmr TiamoOk, hence June 20
24-Sehrs Gen Banning and Gussie Ktose hee June
IA: sehr eliza Miller; hence June II.
BOWEN LANDiNG-Saled June 24-Schr Mon
terey, for San Francisco.
SAN DIEGo-Arrlved June 24-Stmr Alcazar I'm
PORT TowNSEND-Arrived June 2l-Schr VIM
Jewett hence June 9.
ASrORIA-Arrived,Iun 24-Schr webfoot hcc
June 49, Ger bark India, from London schr Charles
Hansen. hence June II; brig Courtney Ford, hence
SAN PEDRo-ArrlvedJ June 24-schr Mary Dodge.
Sailed June 24-schr Beulah.
Foreign Ports.
LoNDoN-Entered out June l2-Ger ship Clara,
for San Francisco.
CARDiFF-saiIed June 2l-Br ship Miltonpark.
for Santa Rosalia.
PANAMA-SaIIed June 21-s.mr San Bias, for
San Francisco.
ACAPULCo-sailed June 21-stmr City of New
York for San francisco.
LIvERPooL-Arrived June 22-ship walker,
hence Feb II.
STo0KrON-Arriyed Juue 2l-Br bark Cash.
mere, hence Jan 5,
Movements of Transatlantic Steamers
BoSroN-Arrived June 23-stmr Pavonia, LIVES.
pool.
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Thirt. NInre Lawyers.

The Supreme Court Clerk Office issued
sheepskins yesterday to thirteen newly
fledged limbs of the law and graduates of
the Hastings College of the Law. They
took their thirteen oaths one after tho
other, grasped their thirteen parchments,
and went down the stairs in body. At
the foot it was discovered by the sharpest
of them that their number is an unlucky
one and that the sun had suddenly gone
under cloud. They separated as quickly
as possible and soon the sun shone again.
Their names are w. G. Gregory, Walter j.
Bartnett, Jacob Samuels. W. w. Sander
son, Arthur Inkersley, W. II. Carlin, j. C..
tier, Harry ii. Timkins, A. K Sheats, Il.
E. Haven and Sidney Nj. Van Wyck Jr.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Joseph E shain to c. Mooney lot on Sc. line
OF PARK ave, 1872 IS 5 ". of McAliisser ST.,
C. Mooney to Bedeiie Boyd same .......... 10
August Kahn to Laura J. Brenner, lot on f.
line OF Lssuna ST.. 22:6 n of filbert, n 2Ox
PieIro Nicheletti ct al. 10 Catherine A. De
Dupont, W. 40N52 IS. Observation-Disclosures. 10
Asslnta P. speraazi to D. samuels lot 1888, -
John ' Hac lack 10 Lucy Il Kapp, lot on Z line
Of Castro st. 1876 5; of Ayarado' s I2S.
$3.50, W. lO5: also lot :. line Of Alvara-
do st, 305 f. of Castro. f. 75xl :.:...... 10
Ferdinand Gerry and wife to John II. Paus,
lot on W: line OF Dearborn St, 80. ;. Of
Seventeenth 5. IS :SIS5 ..................... 10
City and County of San Francisco TO Ferd
Reis lot on W. line OF Kentucky St., l75 y.
OF Soiano. \. 81. w. 45:6, 5. 4, w. %, s.
state OF Caiiformia (by Ccoatroilerj to john
Stable certificate or redemption or lots
aud 3, Block Z, Railroad Homestead ASso-
john Center ct al. TO George uracsioiti, lot 800
on w. line OF Treat aye..260 5. of Twentieth
john Center to Charles l. Hayens, lot On i.
Inc Of Folsom ST. $50 ). of Twentieth, $.
john Center ct al. to j. ". wedeles. lot on
Sc. cor. OF Twentieth and Folsom sts.,
john Oh pG Center ct al to Jane Luiby lot on e
liue of Folsom St., 1875 y. of 1wenty-first,
john Center ct al to Mary Harder, lot GU u
line OF Twenty-frst ST., 80 T. of Folsom E.
John Center ct al to John Duane, lot on y
line of Iweuty-drst st, 100 E. OF Folsom,
Johu L. Bradbury to James Stewart. lot on
5tIy 20 = 10
william Boesieke TO lanes stewart lot on
line Of Paciic ave, 10 w of Scott. w SO
xI3D.-IL 10
irene " Reeves to II & Hsssetft lot on :
line NJ pine at gg.5 + of Central ave Il
3lrs- "a 10
Fre5 I,iISStnger to Mirnaei : iehan int on
NJ cor ~ Nerritt and R,scs sts Nv %
i 5n IN & II IL w as 81 IN
William Mccormick to John Mccormick, lot
-EyI01. IN
r. IoCSt 70 0ic 4 .Ioh,s,,, iot q RInct
Maintain sur no nrnnertv ~ " I OOO
Davfd p Jnuea 10 " q Eaiarhe Iof n, Sw
cor of Doiores and Tyrentv-siytn e.
e9ri ~ po'ole' anu A"e"'9-SlA'u SIS . IN
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San Franclsco Meat Mar.et.

Mutton and lamb have advanced and are very
firm. Beef and pork in free supply at uncnang ed
prices Veal Is in slender stock aud firm at pre-
yiOus quotations. Wholesale rates from slaughter
ers to dealers follows:
BEEF-First quality. 6@612c; second quality, D
@512c; third do, 4G41ac.
VkAL-Large, fd6e; small Calves. 69Sc.
MUTTON-Wethers. TAO &c: Ewes, 7c
HANDSPRING Lamb SGSc z 10.
PORK-LiYe Hogs. 4@a49sc for light grain-fed, and
3l%@3s4c for heavy packing; stock Hogs. SAG
$3.50 q 10; dressed do, 7G7I2c q 10.
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Divided among the Ch,Idre,

The estate of William Heller, formerly
of the firm of l.. 81 NJ Sachs. who died in
June last, was closed yesterday ana dis
tributed among his chldren-Emanuel and
Samuel w. Heller and Mrs. NJ artin Sachs.
The estate was appraised ut under $780,
600, but is fully worth S1,O0O,0O0. No will
was left by the deceased, who was wild
over. and his executor-his eldest son-re-
ported that the estate consisted of standard
bonds, valuable city property and S4S5, 900
cash in bank, which was ordered dlstrib-
uted among the three heirs-the children.
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The STOCK MARKET.

Yesterday was another good day for clippers in
mining stocks, most stocks making fluctuations
ranging from cents to 81. There general
decline in the morning session aud recovery all
along the line in the afternoon board.
The close showed no further change worthy of
note.
Local securities quiet Hawaiian Com
mercial made a further advance to SIS 20.
The Bodie Tunnel assessment falls delinquent in
Office n
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R.manded for Sentence.

Mollie johnson appeared before Judge
Murphy yesterday to answer to a charge of
stealing a purse and money from r. Nc
Varish in saloon on Eddy and Mason
streets. The woman said she was willing
to plead guilty to petty larceny, declaring
that she picked the purse, containing Nc
Varlsh's money. from the floor of the sa-
loon. Judge Murphy accepted her plea,
and she will be sentenced on Monday.
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An Esihsttc Horse.

A horse owned by r. C. Bourne, % Sec
ond street. took fright yesterday afternoon
and dashed into the Palace Hotel court
yard. lie ran across the court over the
marble floor and fell, striking the west
wall. Several employees had hold of the
affrighted animal before he could rise
again. The horse was not injured, but he
smashed large pane of plate glass in the
front duOr
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CAUG IL L.

An innocent front gate;
A man who lies In walt;
A fast impending fate.
A sound OF footsteps near;
A pretty little dear;
A glance, but not of fear.
A tempting garden-stair;
A rather "spoony" pair;
A wealth OF falling hair.
A peeping pair Of eyes;
A boy of medium size;
A most complete surprise.
A very painful blush;
A frightened whisper, Hush"
A premature rush. YsIAD.
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hor Ldte SitppulJ Inteui1elcs Ei0lti Page
Arrived.
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Railroad Company for $4,000 damages.
The complaint states that on April Sth last
Mrs. Kellenberger was thrown from a
Hayes-street car by its striking the bumper
at Larkin street. and received serious
nhYsical Injuries.
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Peter Cisudius with s. L. Crawford. to build on
Sc. cor. of McAis and Baker sts 25xl00; $3.50.
CrOcker Estate Company with Robert Mitchell.
brickwork \. line of Market St, l5i 40 w. of
Montgomery, y. l5S:4I., thence II % w. 174 s. to
beg: Sl0i, 800.
Crocker Estate Company with Patrick began ct
al grauitework same; Sl135OO.
The morning call., 1890-06-25

Steamers sail to-day the State of CalfO rnia
for Portland, the NewDern for Mexico, the Corona
for Humboldt Bay, the Mexico and Santa Maria for
San Diego the Crescent City for Crescent City, the
Newport for Eel River the Arcata Tor Coos Bay and
the Yaquina for LOmpoc. The willamette Valley
falls due from Yaquina Bay, the Eureka from San
Pedro, the oregon from Portland, the City OF Pu-
ebla from Puget Sound and Victoria, and the En-
pire for Nanano.
The ship Glory of the Seas 1000 tons, loads coal
at Nanaimo for this port or San Pedro. Chilean
bark Guiniyere 971 TONS lumber at Moodyville for
Valparaiso. British bark Omega $50 tons, lumber
at Moodyyille from Shanghai.
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Charged WIN Fel.nr.

William Fallon aud j. w. Nagle were
charged yesterday at the City Prison with
felony for attempting to learn the contents
of messages sent over the wires of the
Western Union Telegraph Company. The
two were arrested for tapping the wires
connecting with the pool-rOOms.
The morning call., 1890-06-25

Judge Lawer sentenced LASER Diaz,
alias Juan Whann, to six months impris-
onment in the House of Correction yester-
terday for breaking into the residence of
Mrs Woods on Second street and attempt
ing to carry off wason-load Of goods.
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Enrlish Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL. June 24.-The spot market Is lower
at Is 9d@6s IL I'D. Cargoes are dull at SIS Sd for
off coast 35s for just shipped and 35s Sd for nearly
due
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: June, Us Had: July, Isl;
August, rs llad September. rs ll4d; october,
rs l1sd; November, IS led; December. Is I'd.
SECURITIES.
LONDON. June 24.-Consols, SO 1916; United
States Bonds-4's, 1924 41e's. lo5; Silver. 479sd;
Rentes 91f 62Isc.
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John Murphy. House of Correction
graduate. was arrested yesterday for steal
ing side of bacon from a freigit-car of
the railroad company A policeman caught
him in the act.
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George K. Fitch, as assignor Of the San
Francisco Cal! Publishing Company, has
sued John White to recover $500 with
PENDANT was indebted to the plaintiff in the
sum OF $4,000, of which $4,000 only has
mil
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X. c. Johnson's Estate.

,
legacy of $4,000 bequeathed by the late
Robert C. johnson be paid to his cousin,
Mrs Rebecca Richie. The estate is valued
at over S2,000,000. and the indebtedness is
only $4,000. The testator was the original
holder of the Suisun grant, given by 90
lano the Indian chief
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Due Care Was Not Exercised.

Michael Burke has sued the Omnibus Ca
BILE Company to recover $4,000 damages
for having been knocked Down by one of
the company's cars on the corner of Scott
and Ellis streets in December last. Burke
AYERS that the gripnan did not ring the
bell, neither did he use due care in running
his car
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Catherine Hurley. widow, has sued N.
Wines and others, forming company for
the conveyance of tue United States mails.
to recover $500 damages for having been
run over and injured by mail-delivery
wagon on March It'll last on the corner Of
Fifteenth aud Mission streets.
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Wood Market.

Wood Market.
Posts. 9@10c each; Redwood, So so z cord: Oak,
rough, S7(d7 70; do, peeled, 50 5UD9 70; Pine
81 1907 p cord: Railroad Ties, 35t 37Iac apiece.
TANBARk-Ground, S22 Z ton. Whole bark.
500 g cord.
RECEIPTS OF PRODECF
The morning call., 1890-06-25

Pedestrian-So you want work, do you? Well,
you can get il by going to that factory over there
There Is placaid ON the door, saying there is
WORK for people OF both sexes. l belong only 10
one sex.-N. Y. Tribune.
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CM c Peters. Phiia
L VI Taylor. Stockton
IL A Schram. 81 Helena
W X storms, Los Angelo;
T. Nerdier. Blue Lake
j W MentZ, Chicago
W X bill, Petaluma
A Mcmillan, Knoxville
L MOhrig, San Jose
A l. Br0wuwell, san Jose
y Walker, Petaluma
G X Hansen, Berkeley
L II Fanticilla. Stockton
Eva ID Hoover, san Jose
+ Ken ye, Los Angeles
Mrs J II Harris ~ d. 5 jose
l. W Gillespie, New YoIs
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO June 24.-wheat opened at 81 20 for
July. while the deferred futur opened at about
yesterdays closing figures then declined 1a to 34c
became stronger, advanced 1A TO ESQ and closed at
1ac lower for July and 1sc lower for more deferred
futures. Receipts, 10000 bushels; shipments,
1872, 900 bushels.
CHICAGO June 24.-wheat cash, S414c.
Rice-Quiet at 46c.
Barley-Nominai.
Corn-34Ac.
Pork-$l2 80.
LaTd-$5 7712.
Ribs-S5 o..
Whsky-Sl 90.
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NEW YORK. June 24.-The apathy continues in
the stock Market and today there was little anima-
ton in regular list While the state OF the silver
legislation still prevents active speculation,
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new house. and wrote upon the marble cross that
marked the grave:
Greater love than this hath man, that he lay
down his life for his friends.
hero sleepeth here.
VILLA LLOYD JACKSON in Philadelphia Times.
The morning call., 1890-06-25

MORNING SALES.
Board-2O0 Hawaiian Commercial, 10.
AFTERNOON
Board-5 Water, 81; 25 Pacific Lighting Co,
go; 20 Hawaiian Commercial. 1914; $50 do, Is Is (;
80 + Gaslight, j714; 5 do, 5T5s
Street-5O Hawaiian Commercial 1875.
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DERFECT-FITTING TAILOR OR TRAVELLING
i dress made in "a hrs. Sl5, so. S25 goods found.
MRS NJ. DAVIS. 234 IayIor 81. UPSTAIRS mrl U
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CHEAPEST AND BEST PLACE TO HAVE
\ your carpets cleaned aud relaid JONES Per
Ieci Carpe;-ceauing WORKS, - aud u Eighth St;
telephone 1924. oc9 Il
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~ silks seaiskin and sealette cloaks carpets,
furniture lace-cUrtains, blankets and foldingbeds
at NJ, FRIEDMAN CO.'S, Dps and $50 Stockton
81. Why pay ready money when You can buy inst
as cheap by making small cash payment down,
balance weekly or monthly An Inspection OF our
stock is respectfully solicited; orders by mali for
goods OF samples promptly attended 10. DIS and
go Stockrnn 81. cor. Post; omen evenings. apL2 U
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FOUND.

EOUND-A SCARF PIN. APPLY " COR OF
II Fifth and Townsend SITS. ie25 3ts
1 oUND AFLoAr-THE YACHT IDLER: 5
miles south from Halfmoon Bay: on June 18TH
Fail particulars will be given by applying and pay
ting charges TO a. MASCARELLO, p Vallejo. u lis
EOUND-S2O IN GOLD BY PURCHASING A
II merchant tailor-made dress suit for $50;
chant taors' price. $40. ORIGINAL MlSFlT
CLOTHING PAKLoRS, corner Post and Dupont
streets.
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New York Exchange.
New York Exchange, 15c for sight drafts and
Il 1ac for telegraphic.
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caEpESTEEs AND BUILDERS.

7 y.LAwRENCE, CARPENTER AND BUILDER
y 6lS Sacramento St. cabinet WORK Anu ps.in. "
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For Miuries Raueiyed

Ida Kellenberger and her husband,
James, have sued the Market-street Cable
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MONEY LOANED On ARTICLES; EVERY De
NJ scription OF collateral; Old gold and silver
hnnrnt NnLEMANls. u 3D. ST. san Francisco. m2O
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DREssMAKERs.


L'OR SALE-RETAIL MILLINERY STORE: FIX
Il lures aud complete stock OF millinery goods In
hrst-class ocation Sixth ST., near Market for cash
this can be bought for ehalf its value: moderate
rent. Apply at once to the AMERICAN STRAW
WORKS 65S66O Mission ST. ie25 IT
MRS. PooLE-NEw STYLES: PERFECT FIT
w ting dresses. SIS up. 10 Larkin ST. je24 3t'
I AD1ES-IF you WISH TO HAVE ELEGANTLY
IL fitting suits, handsomely draped. made for So
ple-se Cal! at MRS. NORRIS. 1924 Geary. 20 ST.
hREsSCUTTING TAUGHT THOROUGHLY BY
Danthentic French tailor system. $40 Post je I'm
AFIsS AGNES keller JIG STOCKTON. NEAR
w Geary: stylish suits from IS 80 up; cutting aal
ftti g Speciality: 70 cents: perfect r. ap1 u
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STORAGE.

DACIFIC STORAGE co, 3Oi STOCKTON ST /:
i furniture ana merchandise; advances made. 10 u
FURNITURE STORED STERLING FURNI
r tnre Co, 1899 10il Market KosenthaI Bldg Il
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nRESSMAKING LATEST STYLES; REASON
u able prices: orders by mail promptly executed;
ff ruarauterl. MRS. NJ. lE HAGAN .q57 Mission. 6m
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A NDREw-MEET ME CORNER POST AND
II Dupont, to select nobby spring suit made By
d merchant tailor for $50. price SIS ORIGt-
NAL MISFIr CLOTHING PARLORS, cor. Post and
Dunont
The morning call., 1890-06-25

G.EO REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE AR
u w rest and conviction of any person or persons
caught tearing down signs OF {. A Klinkner " Co.
al 800 Sahsome 81. from telegraph poles or lamp
The morning call., 1890-06-25
Shipping Notes.

PHILADELPHIA June 24.-wooI steady. Montana
l7@25c; Territorial, l6@22c 2 10.
The morning call., 1890-06-25
BOARD SALES.

Following were the sales yesterday In the Sau
Fran cisco Stock Board:
The morning call., 1890-06-25

Mexican Dollars.
Quotable at s2@s315c.
The morning call., 1890-06-25

nRY GOODS on INSrALLMENTS, WITHOUT
IL interest; dress goods clOaks furniture, carpets
bedding, lewery, pictures, mirrors, hanging lamps
clocks, etc; carpets from soc upward J. NOONAN
d Co, 1921 and 1923 Mission Stu bet. Sixth and
Seventh; open evenings. apl7 tf
The morning call., 1890-06-25

Fine Silver.
Nominal at 81 0l91 o6 q ounce.