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Blue-grass blade., 1890-11-01

Stilt Cnere are reasons 10 appfelclu
the loss Of votes in some states where
the superficial observer would least ex-
pect it, \ corres pondent in enc Of the
strongest and best managed of our
states writes
Never was it so easy for the voter to
vote another than an Old party ticket
But just here Colnrs the temptation to
Join with some spasmOlic movement,
with the hope that one crushing rebuke
may be given to old party misrule. The
Farmers Alliance may draw off some of
our voters this tall.
We may Il, Wei face this possibility
and try to avert il As long as our party
is only partially organized it will be sub
iect to such influences
In Maine the Democratic party de-
clared for the substitution Of high license
and local option for Prohibition. Re-
sult-Democratic vote largely reduced.
and Prohibitiouists are colScl off to vote
the Republican Ticket Just this once"
In the West the farmers are utfering
from Il Tong period of oh party misrule
Result farmers political movement.
W III tllt' ll.ll liit VI lLllils,> w III bc
evaneScent, but by means of which our
ProhIDltonlsts are begged TO "vote just
this once for the farmer"
When farmers, miners mechanics and
all Others who are suffering from old
party rottenueSS learn that the Prohibit
tiun party Is the peoples party, here to
stay and here 10 govern tha country
lot md
only come through this party, and when
our own friends learn this sane lesson,
there viii bc II, danger of these tempo
rary bosses
When that time cones the Republican
party Will cease 10 annually suu'ult Pro-
hihltury constitution amendments for
the purpose OF dr,wihg our attention
from party wor; and eXhlu,ting our en-
| ergl,'s in nun-part,an cIapu-u, olly to
| be defeated lay partisan tricks at the
| polls let Us hope the result in Ncbras-
ka Will teach them ,ElJ tnis Isl danger
! Gus truck. ami .Ht Il pronl uition victory
there Will bate tnr oiJr\
our Prohibition boys have gone encr-
| grtlc;.lly to WORK. and ucW Junior clubs
are ne,u, reported almost daily The
constitution DR. HarrI hy seen ctary
Thomas Is w''I .jaglrd t1r the use OF
/ tnesr cIun> alt Hll who drr interested m
! tins movement .Ill write 10 National
/ pruIluunu ti.', .U,rJ.r,. 32 t.a,t Four.
ternln ,gre- NrW Work. or to ttrd VI.
Hophu-. .,ij.'r at r., Junior lldrt,
/ ford conn tnr supply 1ui tor in
. II II /
The morning call., 1890-04-26
ANCIENT LEGENDS,
DR.. Johnston ON Evolution at the
Cooper College.

The usual large audience gathered at Cooper
Medical College last night to listen TO DIR. viii
lam ID. JOhnstoD's lecture Ia the Lane course
The speakers subject was "From the Simple to
the Complex and was brief exposition Of the
theory of evolution.
Spencer's definition OF evolution was given
but Dr. Johnston said that 1t was too compli-
Gated for everyday use and asked the audience
10 remember that Ills text was From The Simple
TO the Complex"
number of ancient legends relating 10 the
creation OF the world were cited BIZ the speaker
The Babylonians believed that at one lime all
was darkness and water, out of which came
hideouS creatures, winged men with horns and
legs of goats, bulls with human heads and other
monsters strangely formed. The chief OF these
was woman. whom Belus, the most powerful
OF tile GODS cut In 1--WE, making of one half the
earth aud of the other half lhe sky.
The light thus produced caused the monsters
10 die, upon seeing which Beus cut off his own
head and tile other gods, taking the blood that
guShed forth, mixed 1t win the dust OF the earth
aud formed man.
In the ancient religion of the Egyptians there
IS legend that the sun wounded himself, and
thai from The stream OF lis blood lie created all
beings.
The Brahman religion states that the universe
was IN darkness, when Brlhma disp.lled the
gloom and produced The waters which he
caused 10 become possessed OF movement. From
seed placed in the wafer came forth a golden
egg Iespienuent with beams OF light. aud in this
egg Bahma in some mysterious manner gave
birth TO himself. After dwelling there awhile M
~ last SPIN Tue Ill udiNSSt one OI WHICH De
came the heavens and the other The earth.
The theory that our solar system mad its origin
IN nebulOus mass OF matter and that it at
talned lis present condition Of ceutrai orb sur
rounded by planets was FIRST suggested by Kant
ana elaborated and demonstrated by the French
mathematician, Laplace.
The speaker then went on TO give the history
OF the various discoveries In science which 90
10 prove that the earth and man himself have
been evolved from this nebulouS mass. The
lecture was Illustrated and was very Instructive
and thoroughly appreciated by all those present.
The morning call., 1890-04-26
A STEPHEN c. FOSTER NIGHT.
An Entertainment In the Farlors of Ply

An Entertainment IN the Parlors of Ply
mouth Church.
The parlOrs of Plymouth Church were
we'll filled on Thursday evening to enjoy an
entertainment giving selections from the
works of Stephen C.. Foster, the well-known
song writer.
The programme opened with a barrili-
phone solo. "Massa's in de Cold Ground"
under the direction of the renowned i'm
pressario, Siguor Giorgio Ecklioni, his first
appearance i'll America. A biographical
sketch OF the poet was read by Mrs. Ii. )
Stedman. A quartet, Come Where NV
Love Lies Dreaming" was rendered by
Messrs. Crandall, Kelley and Humphrey and
Parent and illustrated by tableau of
sleeping beauty. The song. Beautiful
Dreams was gwen by Mr.. L. d. Crandall.
Mrs. ID. NJ. Cove gave a reading, Hard
Times Come Again No More" odd Folks
at Home" sung by Mrs. Martin Schultz,
was duly appreciated. The character of an
aged darby was well sustained in costume
by Mr.. j. f. Fleming, who sang 'Old Black
joe"
After an interval. during which refresh
ments were served, Miss Addie Horton gave
recitation, which was accompanied by
tableaux vivants, showing several views Of
My Old Kentucky Home"
The morning call., 1890-04-26
Mechanics Fair Postponed.
The Trustees of the. Mechanics Institute

have issued the following statement:
The Board of Trustees Of tire Mechanics Insti-
tute beg TO announce to their many patrons aud
exhibitors that. in compliance with The request
OF the Society OF Pl0neers, The Native Sons OF
ineut citizens, we have granted them The use Of
the Exposition Building on the 9Th, 9th and ION
of September for the purpose OF celebrating the
fOrtieIh anniversary of The admission OF Cali
fOrnia into the linton.
This necessitates a pOstponement OF the open
ing OF our annual fair, and the Board OF
Trustees have decided TO open the twenty Gtth
Industrial Exposition on Thursday, September
1Sth, and close on Saturday, October 25th. The
machinery department will b. open for the re-
ceptiOn of Goods on and. after September lst
and the main building on and after Septenl-
her l2th
The morning call., 1890-04-26

James E, Hollingsworth died in this city
in 1855. Ten years afterward William
Chapman obtained letters of administra-
ton on the estate, but never performed his
duties. The estate has not been distributed
and is now valued at $4,000. George Hol-
ingswOrth, son of the deceased, apPfIeea
to Judge Uoffey yesterday for letters,
averring that he and two brothers and one
sister are the only heirs.
The morning call., 1890-04-26
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.


Il OR SALE IN ALAbIEDA-HOUSE OF ROOMS,
i bath summer Kitchen; large lot. w. G. FOR
SfTH, l09 Golden Gate ave APPS 3t%
A LAMBDA INsrALLMENT HOUSES AND
$25o-s25 cash. St monthly; 25xlO1; severed; at
$l5O-s5O cash, 50 monthly; 5Oxs6; severed; at
station.
$l7OO-s8OO cash. s15 monthly: 5Oxl42; cottage
$500 $500 cash, $40 monthly; new cottage 4
$38OO-S500 cash. 1886 monthly; new house G
rooms; beautiful home; 38xlOO
$2o5O-$3OO cash. $25 monthly; cottage rooms;
37x1OO; at station, and other fine bargains.
Inquire AT once at f. MARCUSE, Bay street Sta
ton Alameda, or 1875 Montgomery St, Room
49, ap24 ThFrsasn tt
VERY ATTRACTIVE HOUSE; ROOMS AND
bath, with large and beautiful grounds; cheap
and on easy term. j. S. LEDYARD. Room 5, I26
Nearby 81 apps 7t*
=, ~ nice modern cottage rooms and bath;
block from Park ST.; $3.50 cash. s25 per month (4I5)
ment sidewalks. etc. mo a33,
S2700-Lot 80 ;4x125; rooms and bath; on Cen
trai ave; $500: balance $50 per month. mo 1851
$215O-l,ot o3xl17: new modern cottage rooms
and bath; 3 blocks from station; $500 cash. bal
$3OOO-Lot 27xII5: new 2story house rooms
and bath at station; $500 cash; $50 per month OK
$$15O-Lot 5Oxl0S; fine new cottage rooms and
bath; block from station all street work done;
hne bargain: 5000 cash: $40 per month. mo 39Ij
S9oo0-Lot 50Kl25; fine modern 2-story
mouse rooms and bath Central ave. ON easy
terms; good bargain. mo lI0
$b50O-Lot 50xl5O; sunny corner; near station; g
story house 8 rooms and bath; fine grounds; cheap
and favorable terms. mo Az
SIo0U-Iot 50xl50; elegant new 2-story house 10
rooms, with stabie well located; part cash. (40l)
Henses built to suit; l6 per cent down, balance
easy ilstallments; cheap lots In all parts of Ala
noda; houses TO let and money lean. H. p
MOREAL & CO.. 1928 Park ST., Alameda and 4O2
Montgomery ST., San Francisco. apl2 tf
CHEAPESr AND BEST In AMERICA-THE
~ ei0ht-Dapp WEEKLY
in the United States or Canada year for 81 25
postage free.
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PROPOSALS.

GAN FRANCISCO, CAL. MARCH 20. 1890
~ Sealed proposals will be received here until 2
NJ, Monday. April %, 1890. and then opened for
furnishing cavalry horses at Preside OF San Fran
cisco, Cal Government reserves the right to reject
any all bids in whole In part and bids will be
considered for less number OF horses than that
stated. Preference given to articles OF domestic
production, conditions OF price and quality (includ-
ing IN the price OF foreign productions the duty
thereon) being equal, and such preference given to
articles OF American production produced on the
racine Coast, TO the extent of the CONSUMPTION re-
CURED by the public service there All I'M ormation
1nrnlshed on application to ALEX. j. PERRY AS
s'stah' 0uterinasterGsnera. q. S. A.29 1t APPS ct
The morning call., 1890-04-26

MARKET-sTREET INVESTMENT.
by JUNCTION OF STREETS; n. SIDE; 66:6
- feet front; back to rear street; average depth
ITO feet; will be sold cheap.
FACTORY SITE AND INVESTMENT; BRAN
Il nan St, bet. 7tn and Sth; 1s0x275; engine and
boiler and factory buildings: $4,000; very desir-
able investment; used to rent for S240 month.
VALENCIA ST., BET. 10Th AND 2lsT; A
well built up block growing into business; 4Ox
1915, and 112-Story house; S14,00O.
THIRD-sT CORNER, ms SIDE OF FOLSOM.
10Oxs5; rents nearly $500; $4,000; ready for
hne 4-story brick building.
CE. COR. GEARY AND FRANKLIN SITS: 15ox
- 120 back TO street IS feet wide in rear; $42.
900; this is one OF the finest lots for immediate
provement and certainty OF good rents in the West
ern Addition.
HOUSES AND LOTS, ALL PRICES.
SoUTH PARK; FINE BRICK, 2-sroRY BASE
~ ment house; 9 rooms: bathrooms, hot and
cold water; stationary tubs; range etc.; very com
Portable home; finely papered throughout; lot runs
one OF the finest houses in the city for the price.
DENTS s44; $1,000; 25x75, AND 2-SToRY. IN
IL separate tenements; 3, and rooms in each
rented steady; stone blocks on street and grauite
curb; Garden street of Harrison, bet. 9TH aud 7th
and near Columbia Square.
w ASHINGToN ST.. BET. LARKIN AND POLK;
~ N. side; Artist %. and very fair 2-sIory
houses; solidly built: stone foundations: 10 rooms
aud rooms, bathrooms, French ranges and mod
ern conYenences in each; block paved and accept
ed and cement sidewalk laid; $4,000.
TTNIoN-sT FLATS; $4,000; RENT FOR $50:
- in business block; lot 26xl57:6; street ac-
cepted, stone blocks laid aud cable-cars pass.
w EBSTER ST., NEAR CALIFORNIA: VERY
W fine home: built by the present owner 8 rooms
bathroom ana All eonyeniences; brick foundation;
"a :6xS1 10; $1,000.
EELL ST. 8 BLOCKS FROM MARKET, BE
L tween Cough and OctaVIa; 81 :exI2O 70 rear
street, and 2story in hats, and stable
street; $500.
Oath ST.. N. SIDE, BET. SANCHEZ AND NOE;
II 25xl14, and fine 2-story bow-window house OF
rooms, bathroom, hot and cold water and modern
conyeniences; Ia blocks from the CaStro-St cars;
$4,000.
M ALTER ST, BET. 18TH AND 14TH SAN
w chez and Noe; fine nearly new cottage rooms:
artificial stone sidewalk; street severed and mac
adamized; between the Haight and Castro street.
cars; lot 24xl0O; 1890
LOTS $500 AND UPWARD.
TWO FINE FRANKLIN-ST. LOIS, NEAR CALL
fornia; "a :4x1l0 each; block has stone blocks
down; very fine neishoorhood: $3.50 each.
EILLMoRE AND GREEN. NE. CORNER; AK
Il 81 IS: fine view of bay; block from UniOn-st
cable; Fillmore st. severed: $500.
CE. COR. TURK AND SCOTT; s2:6xso; BOTH
y streets graded. maeadamized and sidewslked;
$500.
EELL ST., N SIDE. BET. STEINER AND
L Pierce; lots, % :6xl37 &c each; $4,000 each.
BRYANT ST.. BET. 25TH AND 26TH; 251I0O;
ID street graded. macadamized and severed; lot
ready for buildings $500.
NOE ST, BLOCK FROM CASTRO ST. CABLE:
~ lot 25xl05; $l5U0; bet. 18th and 18th SIS. :
street severed and macadAmized
TURK ST.. BET. WILLARD AND lST AVE;
lots, 25x1Oo 500 each: street and lots on
grade: near McAllister and Gcarys st. cars. 1t
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CANSoME ST, CORNER, BET. WASHINGTON
~ and Market; S0xl0O, and 3-story brick build
ing; rents $50 month; $4,000; pays per cent
nar
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EIFTH ST., NEAR MISSION: 5Ox75, AND
L double 3-story building, stores below 10 rooms
above, and modern eonYeniences; $4,000.
The morning call., 1890-04-26

pRANCH BAKERY, CONFECTIONERY AND VA
- rely store; well stocked in every respect; also
large stock of fine liquor which is sold only by' the
measure; this is 4 golden opportunity as owner Is
competed 10 sell ont on account OF sickness and old
age Apply SOB Howard ST an26 lrS
The morning call., 1890-04-26

C.JFAO FOR SALE-RETAILGROC AND
u OVU. liquor business; fine corner in center
OF city; retiring from business cause OF sale. Adj
dress q. T., Box l4T, CALL Branch once ap26 ST.
The morning call., 1890-04-26

tAQ00 NOW BUILDING; HOUSE 8 ROOMS
ntOOO. bath; corner; 50xl25 near University
JOSEPH J. MASON, 425 California st. apps tt
The morning call., 1890-04-26

GOLDEN GATE AVE; 25xl37:6; $3.50, BET
VI Lott and Masonic ave.; street graded macad
amiLed and seMered.
The morning call., 1890-04-26

GIDO0 FIRST-CLASs SALOON ON MARKET
" I-OO. St; large stock; good reason for sell
ing. McLAUGHlI\ KearnV ST
The morning call., 1890-04-26

cam RESTAURANT: GOOD LEGITIMATE
y 1OO- business; full investigation given; sick
ness sole cause ale MClA UGHLlN. 26 kearny. Is
The morning call., 1890-04-26

GOOD OPENING FOR MAN WITH $1,000 TO
" buy half interest in weilestablished real
business aud TO IS secretary to corporation,
once. ap26 2ts
The morning call., 1890-04-26

L'OR SALE-FIRST-CLASS SALOON, WITH 9
j weli-fnrnished rooms attached, in business part
of city; must sell account Of other business: ,
bargain. Apply TO c. Il. hOEHNCkE. liquor mer-
chant, 54l and 545 Mission ST. APPS IT.
The morning call., 1890-04-26

DESTAURANT FOR SALE MAKING $50
II clear every week; established So years; make
your offer to-day highest cash offer accepted; nice
living rooms; feeds $50 people daily. 204 Fourth
street. ap26 If
The morning call., 1890-04-26

GGnD PARTNER WANTED IN FIRST-CLASS
cow. business; any one II: night or
sunday work; clears 70 each S75 per month: rap
Idly Increasing; soon VIII pay 500; wants steady,
sober. industrious man, willing active in
terest in one OF the most successful ana ourshing
businesses in the city: never such chance this;
collie aud investigate; don't miss this Particulars
GEb- STEW AkI. lS1 heaTuy
The morning call., 1890-04-26

G.IsJDO FOR SALE-BOoT AND SHOE FAC
u 1-OO. tory and store, with stock fixtures,
tools, machines and living rooms OF furniture.
Apply JONAS y CO.. 700 Market st. apps ST.
The morning call., 1890-04-26

CLOTHING, SHIRT AND UNDERWEAR MANU-
y factory for sale; inclusive of patterns and fix
lures; business established for Il years; capital re-
CURED only $1,000. Apply CALL Branch ONCE,
2jlS Mission st. ap26 StS
The morning call., 1890-04-26

/ IRSI-CLASs RESTAURANT FOR SALE ON
j the city 'front.' on account Of sickness; bargain
may be had if sold at once Inquire at CALL Branch
Office ap26 yts
The morning call., 1890-04-26

GeRn CIGAR-STORE; MOST PROMINENT
epOCO. location; Market St; positively pays; in
vestisation solicited W. ALLEN, 632 Market st. i
The morning call., 1890-04-26

G10S0 HOTEL: "a ROOMS: ALL FILLED;
tpA-OO. wei furnished; low rent; clears $l75
per month. MORRIS, l0U4 Market st. Its
The morning call., 1890-04-26

G6R0 RESTAURANT: EVERYTHING IN
,DOOU. fine condition; 4 nicely furnished boxes:
daily receipts from $l5 to S25; sickness cause OF
sale. BOOKER a TEMPLE S4l Market ST
The morning call., 1890-04-26

G6O0 DRESSMAKING AND UNDERWEAR
sDCOO. business for sale; machines; all fix
lures and furniture of living rooms; 4 girls con
stantly employed: a genuine bargain. SHoAFF Il
RUSS, S4S Market st.
The morning call., 1890-04-26

QsO5A 2-CHAIR 25C BARBER-SHOP WITH
u -')U. rooms; cheap rent ami kept by owner
long time. MCLAUGHLIN II CO., 20 kearny ST. Its
The morning call., 1890-04-26

G500 EMPRESS BUSINESS CLEARING SIPS
SNOVO. $50 month: has 4 good trade from
wholesale houses and others; 3 horses, . wagons
harnesses; owner will remain with buyer until
DONNELLY. the agent. "a kearnv 81 IL
The morning call., 1890-04-26

Ct)0nO GROCERY AND BAR: A PROM
S-OOC. iuent corner; Western Addition: re-
celpts $50 per day; fresh stock OF goods will iu-
voice $500; If you need genuine grocery-store
see this bargain. Apply ". Z. HEALY, 7l9 Market .
The morning call., 1890-04-26

SE. COR. GEARY AND FRANKLIN SITS; I5ox
- 100 back to street IS feet wide In rear S42-
900; this is one OF the finest lots for immediate
provement and certainty OF good rents in the West
ern Addition
The morning call., 1890-04-26

DINE AND QUINCY PLACE; RENTS 500 A
i month; 2-Story and basement building bet.
Kearny and Dupont sts.; 20x57 IS; $4,000.
The morning call., 1890-04-26

Z. oSn RESTAURANT IN GOOD COUNTRY
u gov. town; furnished rooms: a good paying
business. For sale by H.C.DECKER $50 Market 25 -
The morning call., 1890-04-26
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.

EOR SALE-CHEAP; IN FRUITVsLE: 2 ACRES
In young fruit trees: house of rooms, windmill
and tank: 10 minutes' walk from horse-cars IN
quire az Hermitage fruitvale. aplg LAT
The morning call., 1890-04-26

ClE00 GOOD MAN WITH THIS AMOUNT;
~ CIV. salary 500 per month. 10 keep time Of
meA; principal and interest amply secured: good
feierel ces must be given Particulars at personal
interview only. Address Manager Box II, this Of
nee ap.b 3M
The morning call., 1890-04-26

HILBERT ST., BET. BUCHANAN AND WEB
u ster; 81 :6Il37 70: $685.; or any size front.
The morning call., 1890-04-26

GG0A RESTAURANT; PAYING BUSINESS;
eDOOO. water front: very cheap rent: see this.
MCLAUGHLIN Il Co. 20 Kearny St It's
The morning call., 1890-04-26

Q7RO FAMILY LIQUoR-SToRE AT A SAC
III OO. rihce; near Market St; fine fixtures and
large stock; see tn at once. W. II. WELLER, TIT
Market st. lie
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MARKET-STREET INVESTMENT.
pY JUNCTION OF 4 STREETS; N SIDE; sc IS
ID feet 'front.' back to rear street; average depth
ITO feet; will be sold cheap.
The morning call., 1890-04-26

GEIN PARTNER WANTED; A GOOD,
LfODO. steady man Tor the Office to look after the
taxing OF orders, etc, in old-estabIished real
estate and rent collecting business in this city;
mug y years; doing business that is clearing
500 to $3.50 per month: which Will be proved by
trial OF the business for 30 days before buying; one
OF The present owners is leaving the. city. Apply TO
X KENNY. % kcaruv
The morning call., 1890-04-26

THIRD-ST. CORNER. THIS SIDE OF FOLSOM:
1OOxS5; rents nearly $500; $4,000; ready for
fne 4-story brick building
The morning call., 1890-04-26

HONE SWEET HOME - IF YOU WANT a
L hrSt-class home. modern in every respect, go
and those beautiful corner houses, also houses
adjoining Page and Cole Sts.; take Haight Oak
or Ellis st, cable-cars; owner on premises to-day
Il. d. CRANSTON. ap2b IT'S
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$500 F IISd BUSINESS sl.s FOR SALE; CLEARS
me strictly cash trade in butter eggs cheese, teas,
coffee, deIcacies and general dairy produce, proyi-
slous. etc; living rooms fine store fine bust
ness location; large stock. Apply X. KENNY, %
The morning call., 1890-04-26

- IN PARTNER WANTED IN FIKST-CLASS
~ W. blacksmith-shop. doing very large general
trade, clearing $500 per month; has stock tools;
owns buildings Oh ground; lease rent pay best
location: north Market ST; owner frstclass busi-
ness man and mechanic; best OF reference; has the
bestp"ylng shop in the city; VIII sell very easy
terms. See GEO. STEWART, 1875 Kearuv ST 1t
The morning call., 1890-04-26

GDS0O GRAND CHANCE $500 CASH. BAL
= LOW. ance in payments; paper route for
sale across the bay; leading morning and evening
papers 700 subscribers; clearing S225 per month;
horse aud cart etc; owner obliged to sell ac-
count of other business. this is really an oppor-
tuulEy seldom offered 10 purchase legitimate bust
He,S; route be increased, as il has never been
canvassed; . weeks trial before purchasing Apply
W. L. HEALH, ll9 Market
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NtVJll WHOLESALE VI A \ . F ACIU RING
CQ--OO. business; partner wanted in large
house, well and favOrsby known all over the state;
goods manufactured orders from leading
wholesae-houses, and have reputation in the city
and the Pacific Coast being the best in the mar
ket; has large stock OF aud manufactured goods
on hand with trade clearing $3.50 per mouth; and
10 supply ami nil the increasing Wholesale orders
must have the assistance OF an active working
partner, for which bargain seldom offered will be
given; reference, all leading wholesale houses
GO STELN TT 12S
The morning call., 1890-04-26

FACTORY SITE AND INVESTMENT: BRAN
IL nan St, bet 7tn and Sth: 1S0x275; engine and
boiler and factory buildings $4b,GO0 very desir-
able investment; used to rent for S24O month
The morning call., 1890-04-26

GARPETS-SMlTH'S BRUSSELS Csc A YARD:
~ instaliment price elsewhere 81 a yard Nj
FRIEDMAN & CO., 22S-23O Stockton ST. cor POST
RONBURf BRUSSELS CARPETS SEwED, LAID.
IL and lined, soc per yard. S. W. SHREK 1884
Stockton St. Broadway. mrI2tf
Ok 000 YARDS OF NEW AND SECOND
AO.OOO hand carpets from Toe TO 75c per yard,
at H. L. JONES Auction House. rs and 81 Eighth
ST., near Market. mr22 II
CLOSING UP ESTATE; BRUSSELS SEwED
" afd. 6Oc 2ply Csc oiicloth :curtain poles
Soc; mating 1Oc NEWMAN BROS. 1T Sixth St
The morning call., 1890-04-26
FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR SALE-MIsCELLANEO
HoUsEPAINTER's OUTFIT; NEW eoFoor
- lallsi cheap Rear 1924 Howard ST. apes it,
Y DUNG FAMILY COW AND GALE. 3og
4 Ihlrteth St, west of Church. ap26 3tt
TOR SALE-AN EXTRA ZINE noe. yoJTNG
6ordon setter; not yet trained price 81 o: owner
going away. Address imm ediateiy o. s ROY IoI
CALL Branch Office an25 as -
HOUSE FOR SALE: TO BE REMOVED. SNAIL
II 2-stoTy house, 1928 Twenty-frSt ST. See u 4;
DENNISToN, next door. APPS IF
YOUR CHOICE OF 2 FRESH MILCH COWS
cheap. Douglass. near Nineteenth. apps 3ts
LNoR sALE-A HALSTRED INCUBATOR. WITH
Il top brooder; 100 eggs capacity; very cheap 1IO9
Treat ave APPS 3tt
L1oR sALE-A BARN 2sx4O; TO BE RE
Il moved. O. H. BAKER, 80 Chenery st. apo 5t~
TOR SALE CHEAP-5 HUNDRED wHEELBAR-
TIM Co, 1925 Market st. apo IT'S
SHEPARD's FOOT AND POWER LATREs
~ HICKS agent. 667 Mission st. se27u
NEW AND SECONDHAND SAFES MICHEL
~ RICHARDS, cor. Bush and Market SITS. ol0 I'm
GAZE. SCALE, LEPTER-PRESS. STORE TRUCK
~ and money! cheap. l02 Clay st. AUS I'm
tASFIXTURES OF ALL KINDS VERY CHEAP
y HUfScHMIDT, 637 Clay st. au27 I'm
CMALL, SECONDHAND, FIREPRooF SAFE
~ for sale cheap. AZ Main st. mr30 tt
PARE VIOLIN; GENUINE STEINER H.
~ GKOEFTNER p o. Box 7l3, San Rafael 1m
CECoND-HAND BOILERS, ENGINES PUMPS.
- shaiting, pulleys, betting, water pipes etc. Nc
iNToSH u moLPmAN, 137 Beaie ST. de4 tt
The morning call., 1890-04-26

GO60 PARTNER WANTED IN GOOD PAY
gov. ing business; no night Sunday work;
previous experience not necessary: sober steady
man can work himself into good paying business
w. H. WELLER. ~ Market 81. lis