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The morning call., 1891-05-20

noon train for southern trip OF TWO Wees,
Upon their return TO the city they viii take
up their abode on Page street
Party on Suffer Street
A pleasant surprise party was given In
honor of Miss Hattie Wagner recently, at
her home, 1909 Suffer street. The surprise
was complete. and a most enjoyable evening
was spent. Among those present were:
Miss Hattie Wagner, Miss Essie Fisher
Miss Lilly Cohn, Miss Bella Harris, Miss
Lille Haendel. Miss Blanche Conn, Miss
Daisy Simon, Miss Becky Falk, Miss Lean
Falk. Miss Gertie Ahern, Miss Florence
Nathan. Miss ETnestine Castle, Miss Elsie
Simon. Miss Tony Castle, Messrs. Ralph |.
Levy, Julius Goldsmith, Harry Roos. Leon
Schwartz, Leo Joseph, Nathan Levy,
Adolph Wagner.
On Board the West Indian.
A merry party gathered in the saloon Of
the West Indian last night, and after justice
had been done to fine spread the saloon was
cleared and several hours were spent In
dancing, singing and other amuSements. The
party was a musical one, and the singing of
Mrs Il. b. West was particularly fine. The
following ladies and gentlemen were pres
ent: Mr.. and Mrs. James Whelln, Mr.. ana
Mrs Il. b. West Mr.. and Mrs. HeWSon,
Mr.. Arthur Hewson Mr.. and Mrs. Me-
Girvan, Samuel Whelan, Walter Scamme II
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Society Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs r. p Porter will return to
Washington, D. c., the latter part Of next
month.
Mrs. Hall McAllister is entertaining Miss
Jessie NeWlands at her residence in Ross
Valley.
Mrs. 4. NJ. Parrot and Mr.. and Mrs. c. de
Gugne and family have engaged rooms at
A.
Commodore John Irwin has gone to Wash
ington to pass an examination for Rear-Ad-
miral.
Mrs. Rosenstirn. the wife of Dr. Julius
Rosenstirn, has taken a cottage for the sea-
sen at Camp Taylor. The family will spend
the summer there.
Mrs. Charles f. Riggs of Fresno, who has
been spending some weeks IN this city, left
yesterday for Portland by steamer TO join
her husband, who is en- route home from the
East by the northern route.
Rev. and Mrs. E. b. Spaulding and Miss
Spaulding have engaged rooms at the Hotel
del Monte for the season.
Mrs. Dr.. TOland has been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles NJ. ShOrtridge of San Jose
Mrs. Toland contemplateS going to the Gar
den City to reside.
Mrs. William p. Daingerfeld and w r.
Daingerteld OF this city are at the Hotel
Coronado.
MIS- q. AhTaHdHlS0n OF Soz McAIllSIeT
street has given uD her residence for the
summer and will he at home hereafter the
last Wednesday ia the monin at the resi-
dence Of her daughter. Mrs. Enrich, $40
Jones street, Oakland.
Miss Matte Gibbs has recovered from her
severe Illness of the past two weeks.
Mrs. NJ. JOSephSOn of ROSeburg, Oregon,
is visiting her mother at 123 Fourteenth
street.
Mrs. George B. Willcutt has gone to Los
Angeles for a few weeks.
Mark Twain viii go abroad next month to
be absent from home several years. His
family accompany him.
Mrs. Captain Wood viii pass the summer
in the Yosemite Valley. leaving here to-
morrow.
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The bark Avonmore towed up to Port
Costa to load and the ship Oriental came
down graiu-laden.
The weather yesterday was foggy, with
the wind from the southwest. blowing 20
miles an hour. The barometer took drop.
going down to 29.7S
The tug Vigilant reports having spoken
the British steamer Hounslow off the
Farallones yesterday. The Hounslow is
bound to San Diego and asked to be re-
ported
1t was learned Yesterday that the schooner
Dashing Wave OF this port, wrecked on the
10th ult., on the coast Of Alaska was in
sured for $1,000. Before departure from
San Francisco nearly $1,000 was expended in
repairs on her.
Among the vessels that went to sea yester-
day were the steamships State of California
Tor Astoria, the Pomona for San Diego, the
HaytaD Republic for Port Angeles ana the
Australia for Honolulu. The last named
took quite a large list of passengers down to
the islands. The ship Forest Hall, bound
to Dunkirk, and the ship r. ID. Rice, Tor
Liverpool, also went to sea yesterday, both
gFain-ladeu
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"TUM HOME, MAMMA"
A Pretty Little Boy and His Drunk
h nther.

A Pretty Little Boy and His Drunken
other.
The pitiable spectacle of drunken woman
lying upon the sidewalk at the corner of
Front street and Broadway attracted the at
tention of Officer Callahan yesterday after
noon. Standing over her and crying Bit
terly was her son, pretty little fellow, with
bright eyes and curly, golden hair that hung
in ringlets over his shoulders.
'Tum home, mamma" liSped the lad, as
he tugged at her apron.
''All right, my little man; we'll take your
mamma home" said the officer, rs he tried 20
raise the limp form from the sidewalk 1t
was useless. She was stupefied and fell back
on the sidewalk. The patrol wagon was
called and the boy broke oct into fresh
torrent Of grief as his mother was lifted
aboard.
At the City Prison the entry "Jane Doe,
drunkenness" was made on the register.
Mother and son were slowed away in the
prison hospital and several hours later, when
the woman had somewhat recovered from
the effects of her debauch, she gave her
name as Matilda DassOn. She said she lived
with her husband, but refused to give her
residence She may change her nina before
ii is time for her to appear among the habit
ual dTunkards in the dock at the Police
Court this morning.
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COMPLIMENTARY LUNCH
Given to nj. and Mrs. Porter by BIessrs
Wetmore and Haraszthy.

Given to Mr. and Mrs. Porter by BIessrs.
Wetmore and Haraszthy.
A complimentary lunch was given to Hon.
and Mrs. r p. Porter at 81 Pine street yes
terday by Arpad Haraszthy and Charles
Wetmore, at which the following were pres
ent:
Hon. r. p Porter, United States Commissioner
Of the Census; Mrs. r. 2. Porter; Hon. }. f.
Plummer, United States Direc or or tile Union
Pacific Railroad, New York; Mrs. j. f. Plum
mer, Miss flummer, Colonel A. Il. Paine DR..
Charles Saunders. Arpad Haraszthy, NJ rs. q. ID.
Strickland, Charl es A. MetmOre, Mrs. c. A
WeimOre, Isaac de Turk, Clarence j. Wetmore
Mrs. q. J. Wetmore, Winfield Scott
The menu was as follows:
Hultres-GayiaT Russo, celery, raids sar-
dimes a Phuie, trulte QLake Tahoe salade con
cOmbres; ris de yeau a la monarch; asperge
PiedmOntaise; pOulet grille. salade DE SaisOns,
eutremets sucres, fr0mage, fruiI cafe nor.
Wnes-Saulerne, Margaux, Champagne.
After the lunch the guests were escorted
to Mr.. Haraszthy's cellar and shown all the
various phases and processes of win :
making.
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"A SLIGHT PAIN

There's an old adage that "a stitch in
time saves nine" The truthfulness of
this Is demonstrated in everyday life
but is shown more forcibly in ones
health than in any other respect. A
Slight pain may indicate the presence Of
serious complaint. In the bright
spring time ones health requires more
care than at any other period of the
year II suffering you should consult
the Physicians of the Cosmopolitan Dis
pensary They have cured a great
many people.
Mrs. E. P. Woods. who successfully
conducts lodging-house at 523 Sec
ond street, is one who has reason to
bless the day she went to the Cosmopol-
itan Dispensary. She had been i'll for
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ALAMEDA.
4 Large Increase in School Children
Mated

Large Increase in school Children
Noted.
The ordination of William w Huffman
took place last evening in the Congrega-
ti0nal Church.
Harry K. Taylor las gone on an extended
trip to San MateO County, where he will
continue his studies in ornithology.
John Lubben Of the West End took eigh /
young carrer-pigeOns to San Rafael on Sun
day and turned them loose. In forty min
utes after they were at their cote in the
West End.
a nurse named Mrs. Harris has brought
suit against Mrs. f. lander to recover some
OF her clothes. She was employed by Mrs.
lander, who IN paying her off claims that
she gave her s. too much. This was dis
puted by Mrs. Harris, and in consequence
Mrs. lander withheld her clothes.
School Census Marshal Smith has COM
pleted the canvass Of that portion Of the
city east OF Park street. and is now working
IN the central portion OF the city. lie finds
a large Increase over the number of children
Of last year Mr.. Smith is also taking a cen
sus Of the city'S population and it is thought
1t will exceed 1900.
At the meeting Of the Board of Education
last evening applications for positions as
teachers were received from Mrs Geraldine
Clement, Mrs. l.. H. Wells aud Miss Ella
Stonabury. A communication was read
from the Recorder of the State University
stating that the High School of Alameda
had been placed on the list of accredited
schools, aud graduates from it can enter
the university without undergoing an ex-
animation for all courses, except the clas-
steal Candidates for this course are re-
CURED to be examined in Greek. Miss Eta
II. Jack son was recommended to the State
Board Of Education for q life diploma.
School Superintendent Sullivan recon-
mended that a night school be opened in
the Porter School at the beginning of next
term. The idea met with the approval OF
the board, and the Classification Committee
was instructed to make the necessary ar
TangenentS. Director Tlsdale recommended
that each of the school-houses be provided
with a telephone and the matter was re-
ferred to a committee
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SACRED HEART COLLEGE.
Programme OF Exercises by the Fourt
Collegiate Glass

Collegiate Glass.
The fourth collegiate class Of Sacred
Heart College rendered the following pro-
gramme yesterday.
Christian doctrine; reel alton, "HOrnets"
William ID. Flynn; bookkeeping; recitation.
Baron Rudiger," John Crowley; analysis; rect
laliOn, The Wreck" Cornelius Regain; gram
mar and parsing; recitation, Dimes and Dol
lars" Harvey Malone; practical arthm tie;
recitation, "Many IN One" Frank Gallagher !;
solo, The Isle That's Crowned With Sham
rock" Con Kennedy; modern history; recita-
ton, Literary Pursuits" AOan White; solo.
Little Sunbeam" Charles 0'BFien; mensura-
lion; concert reading, Light Brigade" class /;
algebra; recitation, Unjust Acquisitions"
James +. Morani solo. They Deny Me When
They're Men," James COsgroYe; geometry !;
recitation. 1.-The Fourth OF Julv," Cornelius Ken
nedy; solo, PITY the Homeless" Edward Brady;
natural philosophy; concert reading. 'Tbe
Great Bell Roland" class; SOLO "a Bunch Of
hon
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AUCTION SALE!
RICH AND ELEGANT FURNITURE
NJ. j. SIMMONS, AUCTIONEER,
WILL, SELL TOMORROW.

NJ. j. SIMMONS, AUCTIONEER,
WILL SELL TOMORROW.
Thursday, May 81. 1891. at II o'clock A. NJ, at
the residence 2114 Post St, near Scott, on ac-
count ofdepartuTe, all ofthe Superior and Cost
ParIOr. ed-roOm, Dining room and Library
Furniture, Upright Grand Knabe Piano, fine
odd Upholstery, Extra Body Brussels Carpe !,
Rugs, POrtieres, ETC., French plate Mantel
Mirror, Fine Engrayings, Bronze and Marble
Clocks and Ornaments, Cnt-glasS and Fine
China Ware, etc.
COMPRISING.
PARLoR-one 7$4 -octave Upright Grand Knabe
one superior Parlor Set in embossed plush OF the
latest design; odd Parlor Chairs and Divan~
brocatelle and othei fue covers Mirr0rh~
Tor Buffet; Ebony Cherry and Be -.es:
Fine Steel Line EDgraYlngs; Body Bra carpets,
Rugs, etc.
DINING-ROOM - Walnut Pedestal Extension
Table. with Chairs to match; Walnut Marbe-top
Sideboard Fine French plate Mantel Mirror: Fine
bohemian Cut-glass Ware: Dresden China Dinner
and Tea Set; Cutlery, etc.
BEDROOMS !. .. 3, 4, 5-Walnut and Oak Bed
room Sets with French Bevel Mirrors; Plate-glaSs
Door Walnut Folding Bed: WardrObes and Chiffon
1ers; Hair Mattresses; Down Feather Pillows; Mis-
sion Blankets, etc.
HALLS-Hand-oarved Cherry Hall Stand; Hall
Chairs; Body Brussels Hail and Stair Carpets.
n. B.-The above goods ali frstclass being
equal to new. having been In use about year.
Sale positively without reserve.
my20 2t NJ :. SIMMONS, Auctioneer.
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WHAT 1T ALL COST.

Report Of the Presidential Reception FL
nance Committee.
The Harrison Reception Committee met
yesterday afternoon 10 Parlor A of the
Palace Hotel for the purpose of winding up
their affairs Wendell Easton, from the
Finance Committee, reported that all bills
had been paid, and that the total receipts
from all sources had been S13,690 so. Ex-
actly that amount had been disbursed, and
a saving Of between $500 and 500 had been
effected through the discovery of various
discrepancies in the bills as rendered. The
exmense incmrred WAS s fnllnMs.
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The Cosmopolitan Dispensary is a
Medical and Surgical Institute, located
permanently at the junction of Stock
ton, Ellis and Market streets, for the
cure OF all Diseases. Affections and De-
formities. A staff of competent physi-
clans, graduates of the best American
and English Colleges, skilled, expert
enced and able, are in constant attend
ance. No minerals or poisons used. The
latest improved methods of Surgery
and the most recent discoveries in Med
icine of Europe and America adopted.
A pharmacy is attached and all pre-
Scr1ptionS filed free of charge.
Sufferers from rheumatism, Asthma
Consumption, Catarrh. Dyspepsia. Ind
gestiOn Scrofula, Female Weakness.
Cancer, Heart Disease, Bronchitis, Erup.
tons, Salt Rheum, Badness. Tapeworm,
Deafness. any Sexual Diseases, Lost
Manhood Malaria, Urinary Troubles,
Piles, Bowel Troubles, or any other dis
ease, should call at once. Low charges,
within the reach Of all, combined with
the best Medical and Surgical skill
Consultation, Advice and Thorough Ex-
animation free to patients. A friendly
talk may save you thousands OF dollars
or years of suffering and perhaps your
life. Young, middle-aged or old men
suffering from the effects of follies and
excuses restored to perfect health, man
hood and vigor. Each visitor seen pri-
vately and all communications received
in sacred confidence. There is only one
Cosmopolitan Dispensary on the Pacific
Coast, and 1t is located at the junction of
Stockton, Ellis and Market streets, San
Francisco. Any other is fraud. Hun
dreds receive treatment by mail If you
are out OF the city write TO them. Open
daily from A. M to 9 P. M. Sundays
from 8 to 4 Send l0c for Sexual Sc
crets," work every man should read.
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gerous, was inflicted by Charlie Clara,
boy. and the stabbing was the result of a
boyIsh quarrel. Young Monte was patched
up and sent home with a slight limp and
yearning fer revenge His assaiiant es-
capped at the time of the cutting, but VIII be
brought in on a warrant to-day.
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REAL ESTATE.
A Panhandle Block Sold at Auc-
ton Yesterday.

Yesterday Easton, Eldridge & Co. sold
the panhandle block with the execution OF
the irreGular-shaped lot on the southeast
corner bounded by Masonic avenue, Hayes.
Lott and Scott streets for $50, 200 BE low
is the diagram Of the block with the amount
each lot sold for:
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AN OLD OFFENDER.
+. b. Harmon Booked for "A Theft Com
mitted Six Months Ago.

+. b. Harmon Booked for Theft Com
mitted Six Months Ago.
T. NJ. Harmon, alias Holden, was arrested
Monday night by Officers r. b. Gibson and
s. Campbell for theft committed in San
Francisco six months ago, and is now booked
for grand larceny. Last winter Harmon
and friend, Andrew White, were roOming
together in the Baldwin House on Ellis
street On the night of December 2lst Har-
mon, during the absence of White. went
through the lattef's valise and stole $40 in
gold coin, gold watch and chain and re-
vOlVer. He escaped with his plumber and
went to Honolulu so he says. but 1t is
thought that he remained in the State.
White was notified of the arrest, and last
night identified the prisoner al the Central
Police Station. Harmon is said to be a
deserter from the United States regular
army.
An elevated railroad is to be built on
Market street phfiadpinhia
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Robbed His Mother.

Officer O'Shea arrested d. j. Farrell last
evening on Howard street for petty larceny.
He lives with his aged mother at LAG Clara
street, and is worthless character. A few
days since he stole $40 from his parent and
went on a spree. His mother Swore out
warrant for his arrest, and lie was booked
at the Southern Station.
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A Poor PrOyider.

Justin Edwards, an able-bodied man and
ship-carpenter by occupation, was booked
at the Southern Station last evening on a
charge of failure to provide. His place of
abode is on Jessie street, where for the past
month he has kept an invalid wife and two
small children in a half-starved condition.
When he works, which is seldom, he squan-
ders his earnings in Fourth-street saloons.
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The report was accepted, and on motion
a vote Of thanks was extended to the Chief
of Police for kindness shown during the
Presidents visit. An appropriation of S35
was also voted to be given 10 Hack In
spector Martin and his assistant for their
work
The committee djournedlwithout day.
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Knifed BE P1nrmnto.

Salvador Monte. an eleven-year-ol old Italian
boy living at 314 Vallejo street, was brought
to the Receiving Hospital last night with
knife-wOund in his left leg, below the KIN ee
The morning call., 1891-05-20

A Mexican who was stealing a ride on
Southern Pacific freight train fell between
the wheels at INNING last Wednesday and
was so badly injured that he died soon after.
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Berkeley.

A class of fourteen viii graduate from the
Berkeley High School this year.
1t is now said that the new members Of
the Board of Town Trustees viii not repeal
the $3.50 liquor license, but vii! repeal the
SnndaY-cIosing clanSp.
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Oakl,nd Lots
launeda Lots

200x133-E. line of Elite ST.. 800 feet s OF A, be-
ing lots and 4. Block o, Peralta Homestead; and
lO0xl33-E line of Hannah ST.. 300 feet ). of A.
lot 4, Block y. Peralta Homestead.
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SIN faeI Lot


Must be sold to close partnership account.
villa lot T. fronting 4O8 feet on Petaluma ave.
running through to Prospect place. which it
fronts sos feet
Lots l. 2, 8, Sc. cor OF Mission st IN San RafaeI)
and Grand ave-; 1877 feet on Mission and 209 feet
on Grand ave.
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years, and after a two-months' treat
ment was cured. Her husband is chief
engineer, and is we'll known in marine
circles.
Adolph Boege, the 16-year-old son of
Henry Boege, who for a number of years
has run ranch on the old Mission road,
IS living illustration of what superior
medical ability can accomplish. Since
childhood he has been afflicted with
deafness. Some friends advised him to
go to the Cosmopolitan Dispensary. and
he did so. He was under treatment but
four weeks, and was discharged perna-
nently cured.
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BERTELING has The only reliable methods TO
I'll detective sight. 427 Kearny street
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Los Angeles Lots.

150x l50-NE. cor. Pacific and Bay St, being
lots l. 2, 3, 4, s. and % i'll Block F, Page Tract.
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THE FINE FURNITURE
IL WILL SELL.
The ELEGANT FURNITURE or RESIDENCE,

tOUA FfI5INd...
Upright Grand Piano OF magnificent tone. cost
$500; Elegant Parlor Set, ebony frame, in pink
satin covers; Very Elegant Extra Chairs and
Upholstered Rockers in broeade; Elegant Draw
ing-room Cabinet; Costly Ornaments Valuable
Pictures, Foot-rests, OttOmans; Best Body Brus-
sells Carpets; Fine Rugs 3 Elegant Chamber
Suits, extra fine mattresses: Choice Blankets
and Bedding; Willow Rockers; Costly once
Desk made to order, cost $l25: Elegant Walnut
Sideb0ard; Palace Extension Table; First-ciasS
Walnut Dining Suit In Russia leather; Extra
China, Glass and Plated Ware, with full line OF
other valuable furniture.
Be Terms cash.
my20 IT GEO. r. HANSON, Auetioneer.
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HOWard-St. Church Lot.

60x122 &c. line Of Howard, S. of 21st; the
CHI urch will pay rent TO buyer for limited time;
building can be al tered for other purposes; neigh
bOrhO God choicest On the street.
Large 23d-St. lot
45x10O-S line OF 23d, commencing II: feet w.
Of Capp.
Lombard-St. DwelIing-LaTge Lot.
COX 90 with L 81 :6x48, fronting on rear street:
2lS Lombard, below Dupont; modern house,
rooms and bath.
Jackson-St. COrner-Rents Si25.
57:6xS7 :6-SE. cor. jackson and Virginia, above
Stockton; brick and frame improvements always
rented
Garden-St. Flats-Rents $50.
25X75: 24x24 :6-Garden, bet 9th and It'll, off
Harrison; good incOme-paying purchase.
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Furniture, Carpets, HirrOrS, Bedding, Etc.
By order of the San Francisco Storehouse Co..
WILL SELL THIS DAY,

DJ ViAeA "a Vli0 Jan 1 l@i0loCO o'OieuOuse w.
ri. j. SIMMONS. AUCTIONEER
WILL SELL THIS DAY,
"Wednesday, May 20, 1891, atIO:3O A. NJ,
sh trp, at Sllesroom. 1857 Market St.,
near seventh, the entire contents of four
well furnished houses, removed from
stOrehOuse for convenience of sale,
Comprising Parlor Bed and Dining Room Furni-
ture, Body Brussels Carpets Rugs. etc: French
Plate Mantel Mirrors, WardrObes. Bureaus, Chit
fouleTs, Lounges. DivaBs. SefaS. odd upholstery.
ParIor Sets. Hall Stands, Bedroom Sets, Hair
Mattresses Pillows Blankets and other bedding,
Cooking stoves, and general line OF House
hold Furniture.
1t NJ. J. SIMMONS. AuctIOneer.
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SPECIAL AUCTION SALE

Nos. %. II. 30, 81, 54, 90. in Block / Old Clapp
Orchard Tract. myl0 l3 II 10 20 q ct
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PALACE HOTEL,

THE PALACE HOTEL OCCUPIES AN ENTIRE
L block In the center OF san Francisco. 1t is the
model hotel OF the world. Fire and earthquake
proof. Has nine elevators Every is large
light and airy The ventilation is perfect. A bath
and closet adlOin every room. All rooms are easy
OF access from broad light corridors. The central
court, Illuminated by electric light, its immense
glass roof, broad balconies, CARR geway and trop
cal plants, are features hitherto UNKNOWN in Amerf
can hotels. Guests entertained on either the Amer
can or European plan. The restaurant is the finest
In the city. Secure rooms in advance by tele graph
ing. THE PALACE HOTEL
lSt t San francisco. Cal.
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Wednesday. $500. May 20, 1891,
AT II O'Clock A. NJ, on the premises,
NO. 2105 PINE STREET, NEAR BUCHANAN,
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AUCTION SALE
GEO. E. LAMSON.

& COMMISSION MERCHANT,
425 KearnY ST.. between California and Pima
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MiSSiOn-St. Stores and Flats.
52;sxl6O; 251O-25i2 Mission, bet. 2lst and 22d
sts.; rents $lO5; sterling business investment.
Choice Pacific Heights Corner.

5OxI37 :6-NE. cor. Broadway and Laguna; SUI
perb unobstructed marine view
18th, bet. Valencia and Guerrero.
5Ox98-434-4341s 14th; the house stands in rear,
leaving mont ready for building.
10th St., near Market.
50xl03 :6-S. line of 18th, So IS feet E. OF Noe,
fronting Market ST.
14th-St. Business Lot.
25xll0-Opp. Mark aud 14th st. gore; superior
IH4cf ICraI ~
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An elevated railroad is to be built on
Market street, Philadelphia.
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CITY FRONT NOTES.

committee adjournedlwithout day.