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Tho Murder OF David Moore.

NEwpURaH. June 25.-The David Moore lured
to his death In Allen Park. Ottawa. Ill. and
robbed OF $1,000. is a native Of this city. He
was the son OF David Moore Of the wholesale
lumber firm OF D. Moore & Co., who was one OF
NewburRhs foremost citizens a man OF wealth
and Influence. and the heaviest lumber dealer.
David succeeded to hts fathers business and
failed. subsequently he won't to Chicago and
trade as O salesman. One OF his brothers Is
Thomas Moore. q well-known lawyer OF Brook
lyn. David was about As years OF age.
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BapdIts and Train VVreokers.

HAVANA, June 25.--A gang OF robbers at
tempted to derail a train between Aguacate
passed throug h heavy fire from the bandits.
The, latter have sent a threatening letter to
the Government authorities and another 10 the
manager OF the railroad. The GoVernment
has taken measures TO secure the capture of
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Killed HImscirin the street.

August Hawsworth committed Suicdo last evening
by shooting himself through tho head on tho sidewalk
In front OF 244 varot street. wiliamsburRh lie was
tinsmith and 40 old. lie had been uuemploy
ed for three weeks and rad b'en drinking heavily lilo
uuArreled with his wife ana, leaving their apart
inenis At 40 yaret street he shot himself soon no
reached the Sidew ak. Besides his VITO lie leaves two
children. AnnIuber Of friends were about him when
I'M lnI
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WIIlIama-Goodnle.

EEwBrRGH, June 25-Mss Minnie p. daughter of
shsrir J. II. Goodae, and BENJAMIN Williams OF
County Treasurer James Williams were married to-day
In the central hail of the Court House. which had been
turned into flower garden. Al tho ends of noral
arch were tho nicknAmes OF tho bride and groom in
flowers MIN" and Hen The Rev DR.. r. s Osborn
pastor Of st john Church.. oficiAted assisted by the
Rev. EyrA Tinker of Great Harrington Mass The we'd
ding breakfast was served In the Grand jury room
The couple stood beneath tho arch when the ceremony
took place, having American fla IS for u background
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-26
j. II. Wade Doesn't Abandon H,s Claim.

to pass upon tho accounts OF W. N. Cromwell, the
assignee of Henry s. Ives 4 Co.. made report ro-
Gently in which he found that Jcphtha IL Wade had
established his claim OF S467 go "a with interest
against tho assigned estate and that should be dis
missed upon is merits Yesterday Mr. Wade aIod OK
Claiming that tho referees findings in his are
against the evidence and contrary to law.
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Borens-RndwaY.

Miss Alice Virginia Railway and Dr. T. B.
Berens wero married yesterday afternoon at
the residence Of the brides mother. 1O4 West
Seventy-nrst street. by the Rev. DR.. D. Parker
Morgan. DR.. A. A. Stevens OF Philadelphia was
best man. and J. Greble Leach was the only
usher. Two little cousins OF the bride. Miss
Adele and Miss Kate Troup were the mads Of
honor, They wore pretty gowns OF white lace
gwen away by her brother John s. midway
she wore u tailor made travelling suit Of gray,
With hat to mnfch 49,
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BERLIN. Juno 25.-The National Liberals
offer to nominate Bismarck for Herr MiQuels
seat
A deputation OF merchants and manufac-
turers OF Rhenish Prussia waited upon Baron
Won Berlepsch. the Minister of Commerce. to-
day and scented n protest against the Nc
Kinley tariff. declaring that il virtually OK
Guided certain German goods They requested
the German Minister at Washington. Baron
Won Berepsch promised to consider the matter.
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Sale OF the rarmeIee Collection OF Coins.

The sale of the collection OF coins Of Lorin Parme
lee OF Boston began yesterday at Bangs Co auction
rooms 7S9 broadway. Tho collection is considered
of tho finest in tho country. and the bidding
very spirited. Tho American coins were sold first
The principal buyers were Chapman Brothers of
rh!ade phia and II. T. Smith and FL froissard OF New
YORK There were bidders from Boston. Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia, Omaha tome, baltimore. and New
Orleans Maryland penny brought $t5o, and
Massachusetts Good Samaritan shilling S2l0 Other
coins brought from s, to go each The sao will BIO
continued this Afternoon.
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Five shirt and Collar Houses United.

Five concerns doing business in New York city and
having their manufactures IN Troy have pooled their
interestA resolved to give up their retail stores in
town and concentrate IN ono big retail store at $50
broadway; big double front building The firms arc
James X. +. Pine 67o broadway, Marshall BrggA IL
Warrington place; Sanford 4 Robinson 90 Mercer
street: Bermeister spicer. and {. A. House. Tho
Collar Company. It's chief object member Of the
New York city and also drummers expenses. The now
store will DO opened about July !.
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B,,n,rck ON the African Agreement.

BERLIN. June 25.-According to the Cassel
Stadt- Zeit,ing. Prince Bismarck. in addressing
diplomat from Cassel. said, with reference to
the Anglo. German agreement. that England
looked we'll after her own interests. For time
chants in Zanzibar in friendly fashion. but
sooner or later they would try to GUST the Ger
mans Speaking OF HeligolGnd. he said that
the possession Of tho island had always been
the wish Of German patriots. but there might
be various opinions rs to tho price that had
haan maid for It
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shootinr at Boy nurpIar,,

George PAeGer heard a noise at his door while he
was in bed in his room 100 Tenth avenue and saw
three boys lighting matches
lie fred a shot through a window into tho han TO
frighSn the boys and wllsn they ddn Z run ho fred
again wound John ClAncey Is years old ut 5uI " est
THIRTY third street. woundiny him IN the HIN Pnsner
was arrested and locked uQ
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A vAndernlIt Buffers Estate.

Administration CeIk O'Rren yesterday granted let.
tiers Of administration TO Rachel Johnston upon tho es.
tato OF her brother John Johnston who was butler In
the household OF Mrs William H. Vanderbilt johnston
had personal properly valued at s7,75 lie bach,
elOr aud hts father and several brothers and asters no
sides the administrators survive him They live IN ITo.
land aud MIsB Rachel lives at ~ East Sixty second
street She gave n bond, with George h Vanderbilt
aud Hamilton Mex. TwUmby as suTstieB
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Marquis dc Leuviile Acquitted.

LONDON, June 25-The Marquis de Leuville
was acquitted to-day OF the charge OF having
hired men to create disturbance in the Prin-
cess's Theatre In November last The public
prosecutor withdrew the charge. The offence
casion OF the production Of Brandon Thomas
play, The Gold Craze" at the Princess's The
atre Ono OF the characters OF the play was
named Marquis de Few'riHe. and was supposed
to represent de Leuville, who was accused OF
paying gang OF men to hiss the play and at
tempt to break up the performance.
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Normal, College Commencement.

tho Normal College at the graduates reception yester
day There literary exercises by students of the
college. and addresses were made by tho Row Dr.
Charles Thompson. j, Edward simmons AnG l'resi.
dent Thomas IIiuter Diplomas were presented TO
lftytwO graduates
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PARIS. June 25-M Deloncle advises France
to submit the Anglo German Convention to
special conference OF the powers. He ex-
presses his belief in the existence OF a secret
AnGlo-Italian agreement ceding the Somali-
land and the ports OF Bravo. Marka and Maya
doxo to Italy.
NJ. D6roulede will retire from politics and
publish an autobiographical novel.
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A Founding in the Grass.

Bernard Kooy found little four weeksod girl baby
In the grass 1921 and Eighth last night
and reported tho fact tho police Officer Potter Casey
took tho little stranger to Police Headquarters and
turned her over tho mAtrOn. The child had on a
white slip lace cap trimmed with blue ribbon. and
was wrapped up in q brown shawl Upon q slip of
paper pinned to tho chlds dress written that tho
child was of fHU phrentAge bnt unhappy" 10 was
signed "a Sad Mother There was this postscript!
"forced 10 do this to hide her shame Really school
yIri hsr,n ia
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The Mercantile Mutunps Affair.".

J. Warren Green who was appointei referee to pass
upon tho accounts Of Charles T. arbeck receiver OF
the Mercantile Mutual Insurance Company In proceed
ings for its voluntary dissolution filed his report the
County Clerks otlco yesterday He finds that the
ceiver Is chargeAblo with 500 Al nd credits him
with eNpendiureH of :257 Itil2, leaving balance of
SJ2 $40 - In his hands or tho disbursements SlIp.
$3.50 was paid to tho stockholders account that
amount being so per Of the value OF the
Mr. Green likes the receivers fec AZ Slh44nUZ After
the payment OF several small claims there will be
balance OF So 1900 for distribution among the stock
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The TorIes naek Down.

LONDON, June 25-The Cabinet has decided
TO drop the licensing clauses OF the Local Tax
alton bill. but has POSTPONED it's decision re-
gardlnG the disposal OF the license money.
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Tho "City or Rome" Inquiry.

LIVERPOOL. June 25.-The inquiry into the
accident to the steamer City OF Rome was re-
sumed to-day. Capt. Young was recalled. He
testified that he did not leave the bridge dur
ing the prevalence Of the fog, and that he
strained his ears to catch the sound OF the
The chief officer also testified that the foghorn
was not heard on board the vessel
Three seamen testified that they heard gun
signals. Tho taking OF evidence was concluded.
and Judgment will be given TO morrow.
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EAsToN Pa, June 25.-President J. H. Mason
Knox OF Lafayette College handed his resiRna.
ton to tho Board Of Trustees to-day. The
resignation. 1t Is understood will take effect at
trustees, either Dr. G. Il. Porter or DR.. Addison
Ballard, will BIO elected to I'll the position pro
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A Mu,,ea, Family at the Barge onee,

Among the passengers on the steamship Elbe. from
Bremen yesterday Julius Geger his wife, and
six daughterA all musicians They arc known a. the
GAiician Orchestra and have travelled through Ger
many Aust ria giving concerts They were detained
temporarily that Chief Coptrset inspector PES ahoand
IN violation of tho Ahn Contract Labor law. While
waiting the orchestra nlled the Barge Otico with Ger
man ARA aud concluded the concert with HAL
ColumOinn
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Tho Virginia state Debt.

RICHMOND. June 25.-A private cableRram
was received here to day from London stating
that Virginia bonds are being deposited with
the committee ana some of the English bond
having tho matter In charge will bring about
settlement. also that all litigation will be
stopped as far as practicable; ANY agreement
and its creditors will have to be sanctioned by
the next Legislature. which meets In Deem
Der 1891, unless the Governor chooses to con-
yena TINT body In eXtEA sesslon.
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Fatal Collapse or a Bridge.

BREsT, June 25.-A foot bridge leading from
O steamer to landing stage at st. Jean COL
lapsed this morning and hundreds OF persons
were thrown into the sen. Seven bodies
have been recovered and many persons are still
missing. Divers arc engaged In search for
other bodies.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-26

Michael d, Hartsr received the Democratic nominA.
ton for Congress 10 tho Fifteenth ONO district yoster-
dny the 1881 ballot
htooNiN"ro>, H. June a',-COngressman Rowsll has
been Trpom mated Today by the Republicans Of tile
Fourteenth Illinois district
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Gerken-RIdIey.

Miss Clara W. Ridley. only daughter Of the
late Edward Ridley, was married yesterday
morning to John Gerken at 81 East Sixtieth
street. the residence Of the Rev. Ensign Nc.
Chosney. pastor OF tho Madison Avenue Meth
odst Episcopa Church. who performed the
ceremony. John W. Butler was best man
There was a wedding luncheon at the Hotel
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-26
CnI,forn,a Stage Robbery.

CA11sToGA. CAL. June 25.-On Lawley toll
road, about nine miles from CalistoRa, to-day.
three men robbed the Harlin Spring stage.
installing II for the stage carrying the express
and mail There were nine passengers In the
stage. From Mr. Bine the robbers took S245.
two gold watches. and from the driver they
secured So more,
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CORK. June 25-Tbe court at Bantry to-day
sentenced Father Crowley to ono months i'm
prisonment. and six months additional in de-
iault oil bail FOR good behavior, Tor illuminating
u Protestant clergyman at Schulz.
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ii. Z. moston & 90. Caught Long or Cotton

II. &, Huston Co. OF the Cotton Exchange an,
nouncsd their suspension TO tho Exchange yesterday
The arm long OF cotton for tho near montbA ana
Was not prepared to stand up the recent dsces
In these options Mr. Huston said that the firms liAbii
ties were In the nrlghOorhoOd of e.5iHD or SbJn ana
no hoped TO arrange matters for resumption Joseph
four years old
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The NewfoundIand FIshsrIes.

sT. JOHNS. N. F.. June 25.-Father Howly has
presented to the Government the fishermen's
claims for damage done to tho nets which
were removed In Bay st. George by order OF
the commander OF the French war ship Indre.
Messrs Whiteway and Harvey, the Govern
ments delegates on the fisheries question. left
for England on tho steamer Caspian.
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Elected without OppoaItIon.

LONDON. juno 25.-Mr. Rochfort MacGuIre.
the nominee Of Mr. Parnel for the seat in the
House OF Commons for North Donegal. made
vacant by the resignation OF Mr. q Doherty,
also Homo Ruler. has been elected without
OppO6ItiOl.
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Prohibiting Tobacco Culture.

CAIRO. juno 25.-At q council OF Ministers.
the Khediye presiding, 1t was resolved to pro-
hibit tho cultivation OF tobacco throughout
Egypt, and to Increase tho import duty on to-
bacco from IA TO 20 piastres per kilo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-26

Urea June rs Tho marriage OF Joha b Howe OF the
editorial stan Of the Ooi,r'r to Miss Marietta GArtlan
OF this city occurred here this forenoon Tho wedding
WAS hold In ST. John church md was very pretty at
fair Editor Howe and his wife will spend he honey
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noyal,st Conference In Paris.

LONDON. June 25.-An important French
Royalist conference Is In progress at the Hotel
Albemarle In this city The Duo la Rochefou-
caud. the Duchesse DUES. COmte Lacaue-
mont. Arthur Meyer. and several Of tSe chief
leaders OF the party are present and others
have been summoned from France.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-26

Lorenzo and cTFar A. CuppeA doing business under
the style OF l. CuppiA manufGc turing Jewellers at ~
East Fourteenth street made an assignment yesterday
10 Thomas L. Rolls giving eTeces TO the Bank OF
the Metropolis g. $50; Carlo Tirado, $500,
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Accepting saEusta's LsAdershIp.

MADRID. June 25.-As result OF tho adop-
ton by the Chamber OF Deputies OF Senior
Moret's proposal TO increase the customs tariff
the bulk OF the dissiisnts have publicly ac-
copied the leadership OF senior sagasta
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Tho Mount sinai nOspltal DIspensarr.

The new diSpensary OF Mount Sinai Hospital LsSing
ton Avenue and sixty seventh street opened this week
II Is a substantial structure. nearly nrOproof as pos
sblo The first TWO stories tho dspensary proper
while tho other three are given TO the Training
school for nurses attached TO tho hospital The dispsn
EAry Is open for the free treatment OF patients from 10
Uf NJ daily and about 80 patients on average are
treated.
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Returning C0ttIemen Must Come Through
tho barge Once

superintendent OF Immigration Weber has decided
that hereafter all cGttsmeB returning here steam
thip! shall pass through the barge ONCE and be
tesd lust like the other OSTAEO passengers They
been coming ashore ~ the AtsamIhip piorL
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SOFIA. June 25.-Whie Prince Ferdinand was
crossing the river. near Rustchuk, aboard q
steamer. one OF tine masts OF the steamer was
struck by lightning. The Prince had narrow
escape.
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New club House In Jersey City.

The Union League Club OF Hudson county. which 10
10 the silk btockiHg Republican organization Of the
county. have purchased ,hs residence Of william 7.
EvHns 2St York street. opposite Van Worst Park In
Jersey CITY for $4,000, IL will be transferred into
al IOuso,
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Iowa Republicans.

SIOUX CITy Juno 25-Tho Republican State
to-day nominated w. NJ. Mcfarland
VI Emmett county for Secretary OF state on tho
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Releasing tho NihIlIsta.

PARIS. June 25.-Mendelssohn. Orion. and
Demski, three OF the Nihilsts recently arrested
In this city. have been liberated. The seven
others will he tried. Louise Michel intends To-
leave France. She says she will Jcin the Nj
hillsts.
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where Yesterday's Fires Were.

A.M.-lo;i5 2oa Bowery, william b. HAnson's avn
ing; damage. SIS.
PM-+43, 81 Allen street John Boerose'S laundry;
damage s25 7,3n five bales of hay owned by e. Diss
ley caught hro in Tho street in front OF Az Fast SIX
teenth street; damage SIS 7Hl nre at ~ Beaver
cupied by Jacob Leso; damage slight.
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Gales on the Scotch Coast.

LONDON June 25.-seyere gales prevail along
the coast OF Scotland, Several fishing vessels
are missing, and II 10 feared that they have
boon lost in the storm,
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Younr IInrrIn Snfe.

ATLANTA, June 25.-A telegram from Quebec
announces the salo arrival at the home Of Tel-
Rtives there OF Julian Harris, son OF Joel
Chandler Harris who was reported as missing.
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Sunday Concerts at tho Now Garden.

The managers OF the new Madison Square Garden do
oided yesterday 10 try tho experiment sunday night
popular concerts 10 hoRln on sunday evening next
fhe strauss orchestra win play.
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Middle states Regatta Association.

AtA meeting Of the Regatta Committee held last
DiEht az the drGnd Union Hotel decided to give
solo gold msda1 to ali winners OF races and banners to
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-26
sOudaaese Recruits Tor Congo.

BRufsELS June 25.-soudansSs soldiers are being re-
Srusd in Egypt for service in the Congo Free stats
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BaIIman, II. and auo 70 Henry Barnet

Fidlitz Marc and ano exors. 4c to tho Com.
mercinI steam Laundry Go. Lin. so TO o62
Hartley. Marcellus, 10 John Ludjing and wife,
II West S0th st yrs ...;.'... go.
Ketcham. James II. to John II Thompson, store.
Lose ii Henry and Maria, 10 Vim Benoko, 100 ana
2Oi Canal st. lOyrs .::,.,,... .,..r,,..,....
o'Briep. Hannah !, to Henry HorStmann, 1878
Schroeder, Cora II, to Henry Schicrloh. 40 Leroy
The morning call., 1890-05-26
COUNTRY REAL EsrArE-coNr1NuED


Gl6QO 11Ia ACRES; FINE BOTTOM LAND;
u OcO. adapted to French prunes; only
miles from the prosperous town OF Santa Rosa. APP
ply TO OWEN MCARDLE at saloon Sc cor Fourth
and Market SITS. my21 7t~
Gp e00 z MILES FROM LIVERM0RE, ALA
tp OOO. media County: 100 acres pillow land
In orchard and vineyard; house, barn aud farming
tools. j. +. HURNEY sos Clay ST., Room l. 70 81
c. OS EACH - BEAUTIFUL CoLMA LOTS, l
III ~ block from first station beyond city limit;
trains run to suit aboring and business people; also
new connection with bus line connecting with
Mission-St. cars; only $50 cash; this is golden
opportunity TO get home; these lots Will double IN
value soon. CARNALL- FIrZHUGH HOPKINS
CO.. 624 Market ST.. San Francisco. my12 I'm
CCHooL LANDS, 81 so TO So AN ACRE; on
- very easy terms; sold by the State in tracts to
suit; no residence or Improvement required; all
KINDS OF lands, in many different counties; send
stamp for list. open Monday, "Wednesday and Satur-
day evenings. w. LAKE, q Flood Building. IL tt
W HAVE CHOICE SELECTION OF COLONY
w lands subdivided into 3, 10 and 20 acre tracts
at the uniform price of SIS per acre; easy in
Stailments; send for circulars. CALIFORNIA LAND
ASSOCIATION 634 Market st. mr23 Il
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Thrown From a Buggy.

Leanindo Bearceland, an Italian. was
thrown from buggy yesterday on Broad
way and sustained Commissions of the left
eye and face. His horse took fright and
ran away.
The morning call., 1890-05-26

j. NJ Bell, an old citizen of Dixon. SoIano
County fell from load OF hay on Wednesday
and was dangerously injured.
The morning call., 1890-05-26

CooD INVESTMENT FOR MAN WITH SMALL
" capital TO join ia paying business. Call from 10
A. n. 10 = p NJ, 1O7 Shpey ST., OF Fifth. Fol
som. my26 2ts
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BRANCH BAKERY, CANDY NOTION, STA
- uonery store; soda fountain fixtures: for sale
Cheap. 1866 Mission ST. nly.6 7t*
The morning call., 1890-05-26

SALOON, A l. NEAR MARKET ST, WITH
- rooms; doing large business: clearing over
$3.50 per month; trial given. Apply 8l. LESS, 995
Market 81
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$1,000 s sAd % t AF S8EAT
Rearny St, only couple OF blocks from Market; is
actually worth $4,000; has been established for 20
years; very best reasons for selling: come once
II you want a grand place, Apply X. KENNY, %
hrug II II
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Co6O PAYING SALOON; HAS TO BE SOLD
oDCCO. Immediately; good stock and fixtures;
worth $500; this is rare chance. Call at JONAS
g 90. l05 Market ST. mv26 liz
The morning call., 1890-05-26

CTORE And ROOMS To LET AND FIXTURES
- for sale; Fourth St. close TO Market IL for any
BIND OF business. Apply JONAS q CO., 765 Mar
ket ST lny26 It's