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THE STOCK MARKET.

The week started In like lion yesterday. The
Potos opening at 80 70, Cholar at SO 40 Beicher at
81 10, Best Belcher at 50 As, Gould & Curry at
81, Mexican at So S. ophir at 81, Savage at SO Is
and Union at % So. Values Immediately weakened
however, and were lower, with several exceptions,
at the close OF the session.
Oyerman Seq Belcher were in good hands the
former being run up to 81 05 and the latter TO 81
With the exception Of these two stocks however
trading was not particularly active.
In the afternoon call there was bad break The
whole line dropped from Is cents to IS cents ex-
cept Oyerman, which declined from So O5 TO 81 40
a loss of 66 cents Seq. Belcher & Mides fell back
to 81 S. Assessments OF 80 cents on Gould \ Curry
and 70 cents on Occidental did not help matters any
The Close showed no further change OF conse-
QueHce.
Trading in local securities was fair at unchanged
prices.
The production of the Comstock lode last week
was as follows: ophir, 81 tons ore, assaying s25;
Norcross, 1857 tons. $2l Savage. 445 TONS s23;
Alta 425 tons, 1913 81; Overman, 3O3 tons ST. II;
Choiar, 45l tons, $22 As. Norcross has $35537 in
bullion on hand; Savage, $2l 1856, and Con- Cal &
Virginia $4,000. The latter mine produced 2s96
tons, assaying $2l IS, and shipped Sl3 1897 to the
Carson Mint
Commonwealth has about 300, 900 pounds of con-
centrates on hand.
The Phoebe Record says: 1--WE have been shown
some powders OF Raymond & Ely black ore. taken
from the new strike between the fourteenth aud
fifteenth levels that were rich native silver The
ore assays from 200 to 500 ounces in silver and car
rles iair percentage OF lead The average is about
300 ounces per ton"
Assessments Pending.
The following is list OF assesgmantS now nan dIpr.
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-, =. " 49, - 81 Ool ST. apo II
DE ADVISED IN TINE To PURCHASE A MER-
- chant taior-made spring suit in or button
euiaway for SO; merchant tailors price $40,
ORIGINAL MISFIr CLOTHING PARLORS cor
Post aud Dupont SITS.
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A LII FLESHY PERSONS CAN BE REDUCED
n by using DIR. DU BOIS Anti Obesity Tea,
warranted harmless and pleasant to take also an
infailihle cure for constipation. Kept by all drug
Glsls. Depot. 4 SntGer 81. Room 33. mr2O GIN
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NJ ckENNA'S RIDING-SCHOOL, 1887 MISSION
w near welfth; lessons given daily, Tuesday and
Thursday evenings from z to 8. by the well-known
Instructor, J. M CKENN Ma; road horses for hire l3tf
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CLARK ON The STAND.
He Testifies That He Was ut Thent
L. L

He Testifies That He Was ut Theater
when Logan Was Killed.
The trial Of C. Z. Clark for the murder of
Captain Duncan Logan was resumed yes
terday before Judge Murphy and jury.
Joseph Schneider testified that Oscanyon,
who was in the prisoners company on the
night of the shooting, left a valise at his
house, but on the following day took it
away
Joseph Dixon, q peddler, the next wit
ness, testified that at the hour when the
murder was committed he was talking
with Clark in variety theater on Howard
street.
CLARK was next called in his own behalf,
and stated that on the night that Captain
Logan was killed he attended perform
ance in q Howard-street variety theater.
and that after the place closed he passed
the night in the Branch LOdgiLg-hOuse.
He described all his movements ON that
evening up to the time that he went to
sleep.
His testimony was corroborated as re-
CARDS his abiding place that night by the
clerk of the lodging house, who remem-
bered him, but Captain Lees gave in evil
dence that when Clark was arrested he
stated that he had slept that night at the
Lindell House on Howard street.
On being recalled, Clark said he never
carried or owned a pistol, except few
years ago, when he purchased 81 toy pis-
tol with which to amuse himself on the
Fourth of July.
AT 2:30 o'clock in the afternoon an ad-
lournment was taken until this morning at
~
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II INUUN SHADES MAN JFAEIU RED TO Or
W der by WILLIAM MCPHUN. 1873 Market "a II
HOLDING BEDS - EXAMINE OUR NO. 1901
mirrored with large plate lSx40; walnut, oak and
cherry; cash price elsewhere sos: our instalmeut
price only $50. NJ. FRIEDMAN & Co, 22s-23O
Stockton St. cor. Post: omen eYenings. anl6 II
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ISLAIS CREEK.

EDGED In by somber hills and bleak.
EN In murmurS soft, creepS lslais Creek.
81 d Along the bases of the hills,
= Fed by thousand sparkling rills,
That down the rugged mountains side,
From secret springs-a ceascless tide
They fall into the creeks embrace,
The garrulous babblers Of the plscel
Ger rocky lodges smooth as glass,
In flakes of foam the waters pass.
Soon through the vale, by zephyr famed,
Tortuously they flow DER siivery sand:
Through banks with nodding crosses crowned,
Then roll yEth gentle. cadenced sound.
That softly falls on anguiShed hearts,
Deep-pierced by Sorrows painful darts,
As from sanity lips falls comfort rare
On souls reclaimed from dark despair.
They tremble along till. 10 in the bay
Their monotone murmurs die away.
Sweet creek! Oft by thy homegrown rim
In sunlit morn or evening dim.
Whilst turmoil slept and silence fell
CaressIngly on mount and deli
fingered long, well pleased TO feel
Thy kindly influence Ger steal,
Like transitory CLEANS of mirth
O'er hearts with grief crushed down to earth.
Farewell fair stream companion dear,
My bosom friend of one bright year!
Hills sombcr, bleak; flower eweled dell,
We scenes of JOY, farewell farewell.
San Francisco, Cal. JOSEPH T, CoPITHoRNE.
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Ilwraith, sharply. Her face, however, did not
for moment lose Its serenity. That was Its
way.
Il made so bold as to suggest a birthday party
In Elaine's honor" said Nettleship, with the
GOODNESS OF an Odestablished family friend.
arthur, having detected his small brothers In
the act OF opening fresh bottle of champagne
In heir Inferno under the carriage, was eng ged
10 brolherly chastisement, so he did not hear
what foowed)
"a party p cried Mrs. McIlwralth, taken
aback for the moment, but yet able to promptly
press her daughters foot with her own. ION,
see; an at home a reception. And all because
of a birthday Why, really. Mr.. Nettleshp-the
children are not children now!'
" Ii appears not" said Nettleship, rising as the
bell rang in the pavilion; when they were, l
cold smile and a short devastating he was gone
thousand glances followed his retreatlnG
form in The jacket that was no longer blue. but
honorably faded. Ii was its fourth and last ap-
pearance al Lords this great occasion 4
thousand tongues talked " Netteship'' Tor the
moment. II WAS his last chance III the Varsity
match. He had never done anything in 1t before.
Yet he was the best bat In the eleven; he had be-
gun welli he did look like rising TO the occasion
this time, and coming of at last.
But in the new landau Elaine ventured at once
upon mild remOnstrance with her mother.
- How very odd of you not to tell him about
FRIDAY evening, mammal You Implied an un-
Truth. even II you didn't tell one"
If IL was only "a lie which is half TRUTH"
said Mrs. McIlwraith, blandly, remembering
phrase but forgetting entirely The context: If 1t
was only that my dear am sorry. 1t shows
that need practice. Don't look absurd, Elaine!
Town lie would be uuDearable without the lib
the nttle necessary lib. / settled that before we
left the country"
But why on earth not ask him? When we
know him SO well %
Way on earth? Every reason on earth"
smiled Mrs. Mclwrath. in perfect good humor
Must Iemnd you of some OF them well,
then, they are losing money, the Netlleships. as
fast as ever they can. Before long they will
fail; nothing eau prevent It. Your father has
rea-on 10 know this. Your father saw reason
10 cease doing business with them at least year
ago. This young man has no longer any pros
poets Why dId he hurry home from abroad,
II was not that supplies ceased? Yes, all the
sons had few thousands from their mother, |
know That; but it is the merest pittauce, and
goodness knows what he Is doing for living in
town OF how he dare be playing here. These are
few OF the reasons on III, and they are
reasons enough for our not going out of our way
TO ask him to the house. Because q young man
has room IN the Temple, Elaine, 1t doesn't fol-
low-Elalne you are mol listening Why, the
girl Is clapping her hands like a lunatic What
Is it?"
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A DYICE FREE: DIVORCES 4 SPECIALITY;
y privately; Is days; legal everywhere; no
charges unless successful; probate, collections etc;
responsible attorneys all courts terms reasonable;
established l0lrs e. w. HOW {, 80 Kearny ST. 70 II
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Steamers to sail to-day are the Santa Maria for
San Diego, the Arcata for Coos Bay, the Crescent
City for Crescent City and the Gypsy for the Salinas
River. The Gaelic falls due from China and Japan
the Wellington from Departure Bay and the Fara-
lion from Yaquina Bay.
The ship Prussia. 1172 tons, loads lumber on the
Sound for Shanghai or West Coast S. A.
The Doyenby Hail takes for Cork II 695 centals
Wheat, valued at $94,IOO.
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certain marble slabs which were ont of re-
pair. the water escaping from said slabs
scalded severely by the cream on one of his
legs and part of his body, thereby being
prevented from attending to mis- duties ever
since. The trial was in progress before
Judge Hunt and a iurv yesterdaU
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK. April 2S.-The market advanced on a
heavy business this morning. The gains Atchi-
son ~, Sugar Trusts ~, Union Pacific and Oregon
Transcontinental ~ In the early afternoon there
slight decline followed later by a reaction In
a majority OF stocks. The market closed firm and n
fraction higher. Total sales, 393,2S shares.
NEW YORK, April 2S.-United States Bonds: As,
l217s 41a's, l031A; Northern Pacific, 323s; Cana
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San Francisco Meat Market.

Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers
follows:
BEEF-First quality. 6961ac; second quality.
51ac third do, 4G15c.
VEAL-Large, 4G6c: small Calves. 6@7c.
MUTToN-Wethers, 5iaG6c; Ewes, 5G512c-
Handspring Lamb. SG9c 2 10.
PORK-Live Hogs, 55sd5s4c for granted, and
5@514c for heavy packing; stock Hogs. 51495sze
q IL dressed do SAGE 2 b.
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Election Supervisors of 1888.

Marshal Franks commenced to pay off
the supervisors of election of 1883 yester-
day, and down to the hour of closing Chief
Deputy Parrish had passed over the counter
$4,000 in gold coin, or about one-half of the
amount to be paid out Mr. Parrish wishes
to give notice to all who are entitled to the
relief TO come forward Immediately with
the necessary vouchers and receive their
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scaIdan with Cra..,

Edward Lyons Jr. has an action pending
egainst Louis Saroni and Simon Kohn for
$4,000 damages for injuries sustained while
Ia their employ. The plaintiff alleges that
on December z, 1888, while employed in
their candy mandatory and assisting in
carrying hot cream from steam kettle to
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Milton II. Landers to Archibald jackson 70 mild
on lot on W. line OF Second ave- l25 : ~ Clement
St, s. 25Xl20, $l783. " - N
j. Is. Hedstrom with r. .. Davis To buiId nm Tor
on Pennsylvania ave. bet. Mariposa and SoIannsts
$2760; bonds $1,000; Kelley, Hare * Co. sureties
william Brown with w. w. RednalI 10 huiid on
lot on n. line OF Henry ST., 1870 W. OF sanchez w
6Oxllb, $3.50; bonds $1,000; Jason Springer a Co.
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General Merchandise.

BAGS-Calcutta, spot, nominal at 65sc. NAV ana
June, &c; Wool Bags, nominal; Potato Gunnies
sUGAR-The California Sugar Refinery ouotes.
terms net cash: Cube, &c; Crushed, &c; Extra
Powdered, &c: Fine Crushed, 7c; Dry Grana-
lated 65sc; Confectloner's A, SAC; Extra c. 55ac.
Golden g, 53sc p 10.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
MONDAY EVENING, April "a
SUMMARY OF THE MARKRrs

NIONDAh LVENINHl AprII 20
SUMMARY OF THE Markets
Silver unchanged.
Wheat steady.
Wheat ships scarce.
Barley weaker.
Oats purely nominal.
Heavy receipts OF Corn.
Common Hay weak.
Beans arrive more freely.
Eastern Potatoes higher.
Oregon Onions brought $40.
Butter and Eggs firm.
Another car Of Eastern Poultry In.
Straw berries sold well.
Green Peas firm; other vegetables weaker.
Hops very dull.
Northern Wool coming In.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Jacob eyman to Charlotte L. Rfker, lot on
s. line Of St. 1875 E. of Fortieth ave,
F. b. Wilde to Maggie short, lot on Ne. cor *i'
OF b ST. and fifteenth ave, f. 63:4x96... 10
North san Francisco Homestead and Railroad
Association TO Ellen Vinsonhaer lot beg
10 \. Of Ureeaw ch st; and 1902 W. Of
Ellen Vinsonhaler to Philip Freuger lot on
n line OF Greenwich ST., 222 IS 4. of Baker,
Andrew O Knudsen to Louisa Knudsen, 1n. ~
divided half OF lot on E. line OF Treat ave,
10 \. of Twenty-ffth ST. n. 25xl12;6.. GIFT
G. Pistolesi to S. V. Pistolesi, lot on ~ Iineof
Pacific st, 20 W. of Leavenworth. W. 2Ox
Jacob Heyman to City and County OF san Az
francisco lot on E line OF California ST.,
William II. Wells and wife to William b.
Jones, lot on f. line OF siegel ST., IT'S s. of
Martin C. Doyle ana wife to Henry Busting lot ~
seventh sw 25x75..,... ,.;............. 6. 100
W. Easton to Alex. Rothenstein. lot on SW
s2e. s 100, Y. s7s s. sV So ana 20 st. 1S6
caiyiH T. Worre and wife to Fern,ndE 10
Hesthal, lot on N. line OF Seventeenth St,
cs.1 5s Ia x.,s S ~ li;l5 rs 1850
"a, Block 2. Holly Park Observation-Disclosures, 10
Jacob Heyman to A Claus and wife, lot AS,
Kate Dugan to John Dngan. lot on e line ~
Of WEBSTER ST., 204:s n. of Washington, N
c. Holm and wife to f. T. Mascherini, lot on Gilt
8 line OF Greenwich ST., 1875 L. of Powell
Frank r Hooper ct al to Ed. j. Parkinson. ~
lot on Sc cor. of Castro ana Duncan sts E.
Harry L. Woods TO Samuel b. welch lot on
Ne cor. ofJackson and Laurel SITS, e. 1875
John R Spring to Peter Rasmussen lot Sss, AZ
VII map 49, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10
Daniel Kelly and wife to Esther Coman lot
on S. line OF Eddy st, 1875 Il. of buchanan
SO41oI 10
Charles q. Hinkie to Philippine HoIzhelser lot
on 5. line OF Vallejo ST., 92:lOIb r. OF
Franklin, Il. 22:l015Il37 IS. ...,,,,- 10
James W; Coleman to Thomas F. Doyle. lot
on W. line Of Hartford St, 1S6 s. of Eigh-
teenth, S. 37xl25. ........... IN
#. 4. Roberts to Amelia +. Hibbitts lot on
SM. cor. OF Eighth ave- and X st. S. lOOx
Charles n. FELTON, to Robert wannenmacher
LOT on w line OF Cole St, % S. of Frederick
Frederick Q. kleebauer to Charles H. Jack.
son, lot on s. line OF Clipper ST., $50 W. of
ps Noe W Pol 5000
two-hiteenths OF lot 5, Block r. Railroad
Homestead Association IN
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sundnr-schonI PICNIC.

The Howard-street NJ. E. Sunday-school
will on May-day give a pleasure excursion
to and picnic at Glen Ellen. The boat will
leave Tiburon Ferry, foot of Market street,
at 800 o'clock Thursday morning, May 1st
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Treasure Shipment.

Besides the usual mdse the Rio de Jarelro tool
for China yesterday treasure list of S2l4 I66, a;
follows: Fine Silver, $4,000; Gold Coin, 5000
Mexican Dollars Sl57 1856. The advance in Silver
is cutting down these exports.
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quote spring clips as follows: Choice Northern IS
@21c; San Joaquin and Southern, year staple 1914
@l5c; San joaquin and Southern. seven months. Il
9l5ei choice Foethill, l6l19h2c q D.
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MORNING SALES.
Board-10 Cal Electric Light 2O3z 100 do 2OJs =.
20 Giant Powder, IA; 20 S Gaslight, 561a; s
Water, 9912.
AFTERNOON SALES.
Board-35 Cal Electric Light, 2024; so do 2O5A;
100 do, 2012; $1,000 Branch Railway Bonds
l101a.
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CHICAGO, April 2S.-The markets were duh on
Change to-day. Pork sold off SOC on a reported
strike to take place at the stock-yards May Ist
Wheat opened at 9oc, declined to $3.50 and closed
at soc.
CHICAGO April 2s.-wheat. cash, soc.
Corn-32l4c.
Pork-$12 IS.
Lard-S6 22Ia.
Rbs-$5 171z
Whisky-Sl %.
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English Wheat Market

LIVERPOOL, April 2S.-The spot market is firm
at IS 11d@7s. Cargoes are higher at 35s Sd for of
coast 36s Cd for just shipped aud 35s Cd for
nearly due
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: April, rs l4d; May, rs 14d
June, rs lad; July, as 1Iad; August, rs 1sld;
September, rs 1s4d; October, rs 1szd.
SECURITIES.
LONDON, April 2s--Consols, 80 lis; United States
Bonds: as, l25; AIS, lO6; Silver, 4Sd: Rentes,
S9f &C. Bullion out of Bank OF England, E7SOOO.
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HIDES AND PELTS-Heavy salted steers, SO lbs
and over. S@S1ac; medium, As to 90 ms, 61a9
&c; light, SOS ac Cowhdes, 5@512c; salted Kip, 40
acc: sated Calf, 4@41Sc; Dairy Calf, 2O93oc dry
Hides, usual selection, S1299c; dry Kips &c; dry
Calf, &c Il ID; prime GoatSkins, 35c each; medium
do. 2o@3Oc small skins, l0c; Deerskins, good
mer, 35c: medium, 27G30c; thin, zoe p 70; Sheep
SKINS shearllngs 10000; short wool, 30950c; me-
dium, 65@90c; long wool 9O9$l % q 10. Butcher
town green skins sell relatively higher.
TALLOW-Fair to good rendered. 3s4@4c: re-
fined, 51a9554c; Grease SC 2 10.
WooL-rhe Northern clip is now coming in. We
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
GRAND HOTEL

G Smith, California
A j Tyrrell, Vallejo
IG Wickersham&f,P etala
A V la Motto, Glen Ellen
J A Penman, New York
j w Minturn, Minturn
J L whitney, Louisville
l. q Wells, Louisville
j L Doug las, Sacramento
Mark Levy, Portland
J Z Raymond. Salinas
Mrs NJ DKemeson, Fresno
Z Y Baker. Traver
Ii G Pianford, n Orleans
G A Hastings, Benicia
w s Goodfellow, Oakland
J Il Mcmahon, Dixon
X OFT, California
l. Robinson. San Mateo
l. Weltby, Petaluma
j w Davis. Tulare
II G Gable il W, Sacto
S Sicki., New York
L l. Zukoski, Coultervillt
j NJ Peck, Iowa
J II Rogers, Orland
Mrs u L Post, Californi;
Miss Z Herald. New Yorl
Ell Adams d W, San Jost
Morris AIbee, Los Ang
DIR T DRoss. Mayfield
Jasper N Turner, San L {
T Barrett, SanLuis obispt
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shipping Notes.

New York Exchange.
New York exchange, 15c for sight drafts and
2Oc for telarrnnhfc
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/ Mrs w L Crooks, Sonoma
DIR Stephens, Monterey
Miss NJ X Chamson, Pa
Miss Ii l. FentOn. Fa
e Il Kirk * W, Sioux City
Miss NJ Kirk. Sioux City
Miss II Cheevey, Sioux c
q l. Blakemore. San Jose
} + MeComas, Pomona
3 Barlow, Tacoma
Mrs Z s Barlow. Tacoma
Mrs j II Barry, Tacoma
+ II Fowler, Ukiah
II 2 Isaacs. walla walla
A Garland a. W, sta Rosa
w I Slocum II Z, Chicago
John Arper, Colorado
Mrs j T. EllIs&f, LosGatos
Miss Nellie Blank, L Gatos
A Bailey, Cambridge
Rev NJ Sanborn. Eureka
E ii Winship q W, Napa
Il Lobin ~ W, Oakland
e w Peet, Angel Camp
w j Colon d W. Napa
Mrs K w Hutter, Pa
MisR Ely, Philadelphia
1 G ii Cummins, Iowa
j II Brady, San Diego
Mrs NJ Whitley, Sacto
Miss L Whitley. Saeto
Mrs NJ Hoyea, Wellington
T Barrett Jr, San Luis U
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NoTICE-THE UNDERSIGNED WILL NOT BE
~ responsible for debts Contracted by a. F.
ROCKER. j. 4 Finch
ADril 81 1SQO sDOs -
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Mexican Dollars.

Fine Silver.
Unchanged at 81 O5 q ounce.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
MONDAY, April 2s


For Ldte SiipDutJ Lateiiigencs Eigla1t Pagc
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IhFOkrANT FOR LADIES! A NEW ANATOMIC
L discovery by PROFESSOR Z. HEiNE OF Heidel-
berg, Germany, Of permanently 10 enlarge the bust
and also increase in flesh. and is nfalble in its eff
iects and safe TO use. DIR. V. PoPPER, sole agent,
l27 Montgomery 81. ap22 II
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DRY GOODS on INSTALLMENTS. WITHOUT
- interest; dress goods cloaks. furniture carpets
bedding, lewelry, pictures, mirrors, hanging lamps
clocks, etc. carpets from Soc upward j. NOONAN
& CO., 1921 aud 1923 Mission ST.. bet. Sixth and
Seventh; open evenings. apI7 tt
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
OCEAN STEAMERS.

Dates of departure From San Francisco.
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PERSONALS.

WEALTHY YOUNG MAN WISHES TO CORRE-
w spond with young lady with view to matri-
mony. Address f. NJ, FOX AZ. this Office. a29 lt*
poY AND GIRL BABIES FOR ADOPTION e6I
ID Folsom ST. ap29 St.
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LICK HnHCE

~ Sehram, st Helena
A p Mulligan, Santa Rosa
Mrs w A Anderson, SactO
NJ + Brown, Livermore
w CurrIer, Santa Rosa
III f FELTON,, Minnesota
A j Meauy, MERGED
J Policy, Iowa
g Russell. Santa Rosa
r NJ Hutchings, st Louis
c Ross, Benicia
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MILLINERY MRS. }. hARRING ION, 70 r
W merry OF l0l7 Market St, has removed to 1913
Grant ave. bet. Gesry aud Post, where she will be
pleased TO see all her OLD patrons mr3O limo
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w HAVE NUMBER OF FULL DRESS SUITS
w TO hire for balls, parties a reason
able price, ORIGINAL MISFIT CLOSING PAR
LORS, cor. Post and Dupont sts
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RR AKIN GRANT AVE: LOW FEES; EYE.
UIung an ais: men. ladies confidently consult free,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-29

EYES FAT MAN NEED NOT GO SHABBILY
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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-29

L'IRST-CLASS CARPET BEATERS; CITY
4 Steam Carpet Beating and Renovatng Works
"a and 20 Eighth St; largest works in the city
work guaranteed. Address A W. MANNING, pro-
prietOr; telephone $3.50. mrt II