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The morning call., 1891-04-30
ELEGGNT FURNITURE 0F RESlDENC
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THE ELEcANTFURNITURE


One Grand Upright Piano. Ernest GaDler maker OF
superior tone and finish; quite new.
Elegant Piano Lamp and Music Folio.
Very Elegant Parlor pholstery-So Easy Chairs,
Rockers and Reception Chairs in richest covers
Magnificent OttOmans and Embroidered Cush-
Ions Elegant Parlor Cabinet. Elegant Center
Tables.
Very Rare and Expensive European Bric-a- Brac,
Vases Statnettes, BuSts Groups and Flower
Pieces in Bsque. Bronze and Parian Marble
Valuable OIL Paintings Costly Etchings; Flor
entine Tables. Parlor Standards. l Large Stereo-
scopc Magniher, Elegant Portieres, Very Ele-
giant Gold Embroidered Screens, Very Elegant
Hand-carved Writing Desk. Panama willow
Chairs, Rockers, Extra Wilton Carpets Large
Daghestan Rugs. Antique Oak and Walnut
Chamber Suits, Walnut Chifoniers, Bed
Lounge, Magnificent Linen Lacs Curtains Extra
Hair Mattresses, Best Bedding.
One Elegant Dining Suit in antique oak Sideboard.
Extension Table. Buffet and China Closet, with
Leather-seated Chairs, all TO match.
Very Elegant and Costly China. Crystal, Glass,
Silver Plate and Maiolica Table Service su.
perior Improved Range Patent Kitchen Table,
with multitude of other choice and beautiful
articles.
TeTms-CASH.
apS0 ct GEO. F. LASsoN, Auctioneer.
The morning call., 1891-04-30
!. BURLING SNUBBED.


TIC Mayor IKefuses TO INTRODUCE Him TO
the President.
The friends OF Supervisor Burling tell hard
joke on him and his manner of getting ac-
quainted with the President. He was guest on
the Puebla on Tuesday, and asked Mayor San
dersOn 10 introduce him to the President
The Mayor gave him a lofty look and re.
marked: "0h you don't hold a high enough
Office to be introduced to the President"
Mr.. Burling sneaked out of sight to take bis
own measurement, explaining to his friends
aterwlrd that he never before realized how
small he was.
He afterward met the President however,
without the Mayors assistance and formed a
very pleasant acquaintance.
The morning call., 1891-04-30
The Fire-BelI.

The alarm from Box SO at II AS o'clock
yesterday morning was for fire in rock
cry on the west side of Steuart street, near
Folsom, occupied as laundry by Chinese.
The damage amounted to 600 aud de-
fective hue was the cause.
A false alarm from Station q. at 1925
o'clock last night, was turned in by some
unknown person. who. it is supposed,
manipulated an auxiliary station.
The morning call., 1891-04-30
Pacific Heights Corner Residence

Sc. OF octavia and Vallejo sts.-ThIs is one Of
the finest corners on Pacific Heights for choice
residence; elegant marine view; choicest of neigh
bOrs: any person wanting choice corner for home
should examine It; Octavia ST. is bituminous rock;
Pacific and UniOn-sL cables; lot 25xl12:6.
The morning call., 1891-04-30

The management of the Union Iron Works
sent communication to Chief Crowley yes
teyday, thanking the police for the able
mannerin which the crowds were handled
during the launching of the Monterey
The morning call., 1891-04-30

Ienatian Council, No. So. Y. NJ c. o.,
will give another of its Thursday open meet
ings in Shells Building. There will be an
address by Captain. James +. Smith, and a
varied programme of music and literary Sc
The morning call., 1891-04-30
His Condition Unchanged.

During the past forty-eght hours there
has been no material change in the cOndi-
ton of United States District Judge Ogden
Hoffman, who has been lying dangerously
ill for the past fortnight at the Pacific Union
Club. How long his constitution can stand
the strain on the vital resources the doctors
attending him hesitate to say, but they con-
slider his condition. at the best, quite critical.
The morning call., 1891-04-30
Magnificent Investment and Business
Property

T. line OF Davis St. e19 feet N OF California being
original water lot No. 542 This property is In the
very center of the wholesale section OF the city
IS the finest piece for improving investing In
has been offered for many years: would pay big Ia
terest If improved; lot i5;lOXl37;6. TERMS-one-
haii cash; balance in ana years; interest per
cents investors and Spectators should not forget to
examine this choice piece of business property.
The morning call., 1891-04-30

S. side MeAIIister ST., 1853 E. OF Lott.-This sec
ton OF The city Is improving rapdy-many choice
buildings now in course OF construction; elegant
location choice neighbprhood; streets In hne n
dition McA lster-st. cable; magnificent large lot;
lot 5UXl37 IS.
The morning call., 1891-04-30
waller S.. Near Golden Gate Parlk

n. line Waller St, 30 IS w. OF ShraderA fine level
lot, all ready for building; sunny side; French ats
would pay we'll or fine lot for a home; but hair n
block to Golden Gate Park; Halght and Oak-st. ca
BILE; lot 25XlOO.
The morning call., 1891-04-30
Mission Business Corner.

SW. cor. Church and 23d sts.-This is a grand cor
ner to improve with stores below aud French fats
abOye this location Is the business center OF this
district fine improvements surround this property;
fine lot for an investment or for speculation: do
not forget 10 examine it; Valencia, Castro and 90
The morning call., 1891-04-30
Western Addition Cottape.

w line go. 1919 Baker St, 100 H. :. OF suffer-
A cosy and comfortable cottage house containing
rooms and bathi planked basement; good netghOor-
hood. Sutier, Geary aud Californiast. cables; e1-
anime IL: lot 25NlOU.
The morning call., 1891-04-30

Henry Houk and Daniel Pomeroy, each "a
years old, were two conspicuous figures at
the Worthwhile (Alich.) polls on election day.
The morning call., 1891-04-30

For catalogues. terms, ETC.. inquire OF
LNSTuN, FLDEIDGE g. CO.,
Auctioneers. 63S Market st., y. #.
ap3O-myS 5 D st
The morning call., 1891-04-30

Ladies' Fine Lilly Rid Button, heel and spring
neel 90
Ladies' Fine French Kid Button, heel and spring
Ladies' Extra Fine French Kid Button, common
sense and opera toe. ................. .....S3 80
Ladies' Fine Lilly Kid Button. Langtry patent
Ladies' Fine Lilly Kid Button, foxed, square toe,
patent TIP. oO
Ladies' Fine Pebble Goat Button heel and spring
heel. 50 50
Ladies' Extra Fine Pebble Goat Button. French
Kid button fly, stitched edges, Wauken phast
Ladies' Fine French Kid button. stitched edges.
Waukenphast bottom fine winter shoe 81 90
Ladies' Fine French Kid Button Langtry patent
leather tip................. ...............Sl 90
Misses Fine Kid button, heel and spring heel 50 so
Misses Pebble Goat Button. heel and spring heel
Misses Extra Fine Pebble Goat button, heel aud
spring heel, French Kid fly, Waukenphast
bottom. ..........................S2 so
Misses Fine Kid Button, foxed, square toe and
patent leather tips. Observation-Disclosures. 50 %
Misses Pebble Grain, heel and spring. tip
and plain toe. so
heel. .....-...... -. 81 90
ohild's Pebble Goat Button, heel and spring
Childs Extra Fine Pebble Goat Button heel and
spring heel, French kid button fly, WauSen-
Chds Fine kid Button. heel and spring heel, 81 rs
Chids Pebble Grain Button, heel and spring
heel, tip and pain %
infants hlu button --.......9Oc
Infants Fine KID $50. 75c
Infants kreuch Kid
The morning call., 1891-04-30
Magnificent Residence Corner.

NE. cor. OF Vallejo aud Webster sts.-Choicest I'M
sold lot on Pacific Heights grand marine view ;
elegant SURROUNDINGS; must be examined TO be ap-
preclated; vallejo ST. Is paved with bitumlnOus
rock any person wanting an elegant corner for
home or speculation should buy this corner: Pacific
ave. and Union st. cables; lot 50xl3I IS.
The morning call., 1891-04-30


PERSONAL PROPERTY
OF THE ABOVE ESTATE,
COMPRISING IN PART:
Large and Elegant Collection of European Oil
Paintings, all elegantly framed
Magnificent large-sized Japanese Vases, very
elegant Hall-stand with French plate mirrors.
Bronze and Marble Statues:
Two Magnificent Onyx Pedestals, one very elegant
Bookcase. Moquette and Body Brussels Car
pets, elegant Window Lambrequins, one Celes-
tial and one Terrestrial Globe;
Magnifcently Carved Venetian Chairs, very ele-
CANT French Bronze Mantel Clocks French Plate
Mantel Mirrors;
One Henry Rife, Double-barreled Shot-guns, ele-
giant Bric-a- Brsc. Walnut Cloth-top Library Ia
bles, richly upholstered Parlor and Dlning-room
Furniture;
Gold-gilt Narble-top Tables, Marbletop Tables
Mahogany Pedestals, Ladies Writing Desks, Fur
Rugs;
Magnificent Bedroom Furniture Easy and Recep-
ton Chairs, Caryed-wood PedestaIs
great variety OF Elegant Goods too numerous to
mention
NoTE,-The attention OF all buyers OF Fine
Goods is respectfully called the above sale adj
vertised.
The Paintings particularly fine, and to them
we cali the attention OF ali lovers of art.
HS- GOODS ON EXHIBITION WEDNESDAY.
EDWARD S. SPEAR Il Co. AuctIoneers.
ap27 A. 81 33 Suffer street.
The morning call., 1891-04-30
AUCTION SALES.

EDWARD S. SPEAR G co.,
Furniture, Book and General Auctionesrs,
81 and 80 Suffer street.
The morning call., 1891-04-30

WHEW! What rush of trade had this week. But
equal the having secured extra statesmen We waited
every with dispatch and Hundreds hundreds
those AWOOL AND STYLISH SPRING SUITS ANO OVERC0ATS
$780, S18 SIS, off with TEN DOLLARS.
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The Pert Young Man.

See that halfgrown man2 He
never will know as much again as
he does now at the ripe age of 70
When he gets to he so, when his
hair Is grizzled and hopes are like
the dead leaves that cling to No
vember trees, he will look back up
on these J ears of rare wisdom and
colossal etfrontry and blush lit
tie; perhaps, at the recollection.
Now he has no reverence for a
woman or for God. He sneers at
good in a world whose threshold
he has barely crossed, as a year-old
child might stand III the doorway
of his nursery and denounce what
was going on in the drawing room.
Most of the scathing things that
are said. about domestic felicity.
and the sneers that are bestowed
on love, arc the gibes that are flung
at purity, and the SCOTS that are
l. unched at established religions ;
all the jokes at the expense OF
noble womanhood and the witt
cisms that are lavished upon the
old fashioned virtues, spring from
the gigantic brain of the youth O
the perIod.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-03-12
Oil Cake Meal.

10 the Editor oi the Rura World.
MEXICO, Mo-, Mar. 2 To what
has already been said in commen-
uation of this wonderful feed may
be added the testimony of an anna
teur and novice in the stock
breeding business. Though used
very spar.ngly the results have
been most satisfactory. OF its
value as feed to horses 1 have made
no test, but for dairy cows and for
developing young stock [ consider
thatLn all the range of animal ra-
tlons its equal cannot be found.
Iu test with high grade Holstein
and Jersey cows, 1t was found
that while feeding scarcely one
part of oil meal to three of corn
meal, the fow of milk was not
materially Increased, but there was
an increase of the butter yield OF
from fifteen to twenty per cent.
With calves given a ration of two
parts of Oil meal to one each OF
bran and corn meal, their gain was
very marked though not accurately
detes mined, besides adding a lustre
to their coats and brightness to
their expressions, so indicative OF
thrift and health Sheep and pigs
fed with the same ratlons respon-
dpd readily to limited quantities.
On the whole, l can see within the
range of its possibilities, first, that
in this feed we find the key that
unlocks the door to 'early maturi-
ty" to every breeder of high class
or pure bred stock secondly, that
with this, the greatest power wield-
ed by he British breeders, together
with a more extensive cultivation
of root crops, we are destined to
the wrest from them their position
as leaders of the world in the pro-
ductiou of finished live stock for
breeding purposes.
G.. A, WITHFRsPooN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-03-12
A Dangerous Target,

A LEDGER representative drop
ped in at w. A. Morris grocery
store this morning to get 25-cent
cigar and he was given a small
item. which, by promulgating, may
save some hunter or his folks buy
ing him a coffin sooner than it
would be agreeable: II have a
powder house down east of town
which hunters have taken as a
target, and l noticed yesterd ~ that
they have almost shot through the
wall. When this is accomplished +,
brother newspaper man." continu.
ed Mr.. Morris, ''you can chronicle
an item of hunters being blowed
into such small pieces that you
wont be able to state whether they
were black or white. You can just
say that if the hunters who did
the practice shooting at my powder
house knew what a narrow escape
from an explosion thev have made,
they would find something else to
practice their shot on in the fu-
ture besides a house filled with
poWderS
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-03-12
Queer Pennsylvania Justice.

From the fHllddepsia record.
A novel sentence has BEEN pro.
nounced 10y a justice at Hunting
don, in this state. A wife had
kissed ''another man." her hus-
band had chas,ised her with cor
poreal punishment. and Justice
Kelly, supplying the third act in
a drama unhappily played with too
much frequency in all our courts,
ave verdict THAT the wife retire
to her usual place of abode, and
lock the doors so that no strangers
can be admitted for a period of six
days that the husband tor the
same length of time board with his
next-door neighbor and sleep in
the barn, and that each party pay
half the costs and stand committed
unul the sentence is complied
with" Of the efficacy of such an
original judgment there cannot be
much doubt, although a question
might be raised on the constitu-
tlonal ground of lis being cruel and
unusual punishment-at least for
the next-door neighbor. The
usual punishment for wife-beating,
however, Is so clearly inadequate
that, in the absence of a whipping
post, the result OF the new depart
ure in dealing with this desplcable
crime deserves careful watching.