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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-02-07
TIPS FROM THE WIRE.

M. Jovis, aeronaut is dead in Paris.
After twelve wears absence Patti sang last
| night in Berlin.
MARQUIS de Drives has presented Cardinal
Lavigerie S3,20O,0O0.
The civil list of the queen OF doIIanQ mas
been fixed at $4,000
Britain's queen congratulates Arthur Sui
Ivan on his ''Ivanhoe."
OF 100000 bushels Of South Australian
wheat in 1890, 100000 are eXportable.
The Cardiff strike will be met with foreign
labor imported by the federated owners.
Differences of the men on the east division
of the Canadian Pacific have been settled.
The Chinese government is trying TO raise
Alp per cent silver loan of S35, 0OO GO0 at 20.
Ex-Gov. Alonzo B. Cornell, of New York
is in the hands of a receiver on judge ment
of $1,124.
1t has been officially decided to commence
work on the Siberian railway at ObdlVostocK
this year.
F. III. Morse. United States consul general
to London, 1S61-70, is dead in Surrey, Eng,
where he lived since retirement
A S45, 900 fire on Second street, Macon, Ca,
occurred last night. J. w. Burke IL Co. were
the chief losers; insurance, $4,000.
The social Democratic federation will not
aid DR.. Aveling to succeed Mr.. Bradlaugh.
whose seat he contests in Northampton.
III Halifax it is belived the report OF an
expert accountant on the breweries there
will result in their purchase by the English
syndicate.
At Toronto, the farmers institute received
committee report favoring abolition OF
the Dominion senate. as being a hlndrance 10
progressive legislation.
A Knoxville, Tenn, firm advertised in the
Journal of that city to send purchasers OF
goods to Europe free, and the paper has been
seized under the lottery law.
Charles Gordon, on leave Of absence from
the regular army, was last night to have wed
Mary Kephart at Huntingdon. During the
day he secured $3.50 from the to be bride and
decamped. He is twenty-five years old.
Near New Haven, Conn, yesterday, gang
Of stone blasters were shaken up by explo-
ding dynamite placed on a forge to thaW. Z;
l.. Barbour lost both eyes, was much cut and
may die, Three John Suilivans were serl-
ouSIy hurt.
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an. in talking of the dreams of the

an, in talking of the dreams of the
deaf and dumb. remarked: ''In visit
ing institutions for the blind and deaf l
have made inquiry, and have never
found an instance of a person born deaf
or of a child who lost his hearing. be-
fore he was four years of age dreamidg
of hearing. Among the results of re-
cent inquiries | present the following
from the principal of the state institu-
ton of the blind and deaf, at st. Au-
gustine. Fla:
II have closely questioned the deaf
children here as to whether they have
ever dreamed of hearing. and they have
invariably answered mo" have
asked the same question of upward OF
fifty deaf persons. with the same result.
except where the person Intercepted
had lost his hearing after learning to
talk. The aforementioned are all grown
persons of some education, who under
stood the question fully. and are very
positive that they had never dreamed OF
hearing more than rumbllng sound"
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Use DtlFysS BeSt.
Receives the highest award everYwher'
Change OfTiune.

Taking effect Sunday. Feb. 8, the
night trains to and from West Superior
and Duluth over the Eastern Minnesota
Railway will be discontinued. Day
trains. with Buffet Parlor Cars at
tached, will run daily, except Sunday,
as follows:
Leave st. Paul at :05 p. M, Mime
apolis at 80 p. m. Arrive at West SUI
perior at 6: 45 =. M, Duluth at Z p. NJ.
Leave Duluth at p. NJ, West SUI
perior at 1:l5 p. N. Arrive at Mime
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UNDER THE SNOW.
twenty-five Woodcutters Buried

twenty-five Woodcutters Buried
by an Avalanche.
BERNE, Feb. 6.-News of a terrible
disaster comes from the village of
Ruetti, Canton Glarus. A large num-
Der of woodcutters were at work cut
ting wood on the side of mountain
near that village when rumbling,
crashing sound was heard and before
many of the poor men could escape, a
huge avalanche Numbered down upon
the woodcutters, burying twenty-five of
them beneath mass of snow, ice, rocks
and trees. Every effort is being made
by the neighboring villagers to rescue
the men who may be alive. and to re-
cover the bodies of the dead. Up to the
present. however, only three bodies
have been recovered.
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Itlav,s New Cabinet.

ROME, Feb. ct is stated that the
cabinet which will be formed by the
Marquis di Rudini, will include
Singnorl Nicotera, Blanca, Colombo,
PelOuX and ARGOS. The cabinet crisis
in Italy seems to become more serious
every day. Upon King Humbert's re-
fuSal TO consent to large economical re-
auctions of the naval and military
budgets. the members Of the Right Cen
ter have withdrawn from the cabinet.
A combination which Will result in dis
solving the chamber is expected. In a
decree published to-day King Humbert
accepts SCR. Crispi's resignation aud
entrusts Marquis di Rudini with the
task of foIming a cabinet.
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Hot Springs SIeeDers.

The Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
Railway has arranged to sell through
sleeping car tickets and make through
sleeping car berth reservations from
st. Paul and Minneapolis to the Hot
and ST. Louis. This train leaves Mime
apolis at 7:05 p. III. and st. Paul at 7:l5
p. m. daily, except Saturday.
This is absolutely the best route to
the famous Hot Springs. For particu-
lars apply to the company's agents in
st. Paul or Minneapolis.
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All the Indians Killed.

Such is the report that some people
long for. In the meantime all who
have inventions they want improved,
patented, manufactured, sold or leased.
or who wish to buy good patents, or
want patterns, models or special tools
OF machinery made, will benefit by saw
ing this lad" and addressing the old re-
liable American Patent Market and
Novelty Works, A. M. Carlson, Pro-
prietor. 615 and GIT Mississippi street,
st. Paul, MINI. Nention the GLOBE.
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AMERICAN COPYRIGHT.
The Subject Discussed in the Brit
ish Parliament.

A'ASCNAS'E9SNa - W. -
ish Parliament.
LONDON, Feb. Elm the house of
commons today Sir Ropes Lethbridge
Conservative, member tOr North Ken
sington, asked if the governments at
tention had been called to the Ameri-
can copyright bill, and to the effect
it would have upon the British print
ing and publishing trades, and
whether the government would facili-
tate the introduction of a bill into the
house which would enact similar cOndi-
tions for British copyright, with the ex-
tension to all countries adhering to the
Berne convention. William Henry
Smith, first lord, SAID that the copyright
legislation had been before the Amcri-
can congress for three years, and that it
it was unnecessary to consider Sir Ropes
Lethbridge'S suggestion until the act
had been passed and the shape i'll which
it had been passed might be known.
The house. by vote of 14S to 120, re-
jected Mr.. Rowland's motion to abolish
the special franchise held by members
of the city of London guilds.
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Liar and BLACKBOARD.

DENVER, Col, Feb. 6.-There was an
other storm in the house of represent
atiyes to-day. 1t originated with per-
sonal Debate between Represent
atives Hanna and O'Mahoney, in
ma stated that Mr.. O'Mahoney
''only attacked the absent, which was
the act of coward" Mr.. O'Mahoney
replied calling Mr.. Hanna a liar, black
guard ana coward. and stating that he
was ready to meet him on any field.
Friends interfered to prevent collision
between the two gentlemen, but it is
thought that trouble will ensue between
them.
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Tenney Succeeds Pierce.

CHICAGO, Feb. cat Gen. Miles
headquarters to-day it was reported that
Capt. G. G. Tenney.of the Sixth Infant
ry, had been appointed Indian agent at
Pine Ridge. He succeeds Capt. F. E.
Pierce, who has been relieved ON ac-
count of ill health. Capt. Tenney is now
at Fort Porter, n. 7.
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FACTS AND FANCIES.
NsarfIs Gras! Mardi Gras!

Excursion tickets via the Chicago
Milwaukee q st. Paul railway to New
Orleans and return Will be on sale Feb.
trife higher than the single trip rate.
For particulars apply to the company's
agents in St. Paul or Minneapolis, or
address w. H. Dixon, Assistant Cen
eral Passenger Agent, 1S4 East Third
street, st. Paul, Mimi,
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A Naval Failure.

GLASGOW. Feb. 6.-The steamship
Monaghan, which has just been CON-
pleted for the Allan line, was given a
trial trip on the Globe to-day. During
the operations the steering gear of the
vessel got out of order and she became
unmanageable. The steamship finally
grounded, and despite all attempts to
float her again, she remained fast.
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Lovers Eaten by Wolves.

ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 6.-News of a
terrible tragedy which happened in the
government of Kieff has been received
here. While girl and her lover were
out walking they were attacked by
wolves. The man vainly tried to beat
hem off, and took refuge in the limbs
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-02-07

The magician Of former
days accomplished wonders
with his wand, if the fairy
tale books are to be believed,
but he went out of date long
ago. The magic of the pres
ent day is fine workmanship
and low prices. Against such
a combination as this, Alad-
din's wonderfullampwouldn't
stand any show whatever.
The way to make Trousers
60 off like magic is not to
hire a magician, but to sella
good pair for a price that is
out Of nobody's reach. 1t is
a waste of words to recon-
mend an article that will be
a disappointment 10 the
wearer, but we waste no
words when we recommend
you to give special attention
to the many Big Bargains
you can find in our Trousers
department. Perfect-Fitting
All-Ready-to-Wear Tailor
Made Trousers for So. so, IS,
So, 81 and So. You'll pay
double these prices if you
have a pair made to order.
Mnil nrders snlicited Cntnlorne free. Goods
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MARRIAGES, BIRTHS, DEATHS,
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED.
Sullivan Annie Diptricl
DIED.

GOOD-In St. Paul, Mimi, Feb. s, 1891, at his
late residence, No. 364 Broadway, corner
Fifth street, Emanuel Good, aged sixty
four years. Funeral from above residence,
Sunday, FEB. s, at 80 p. m. Friends are
invited to attend.
MCCALLISTER- st. Paul, Thursday, Feb,
5, Mrs Maggie McAllister, aged forty-six
years, mother of Mrs. W. j. Weber. Flu
neral from residence 352 East Tenth ST., on
SATURDAY. at 80 p. m.
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FOSTERS Distineuisbed Guests.

LONDON, Feb. 6.-NIr. and Mrs. Glad
stone and Timothy Healy are at present
the guests of Sir H. Walter Foster,
member of parliament for the Ilkeston
division Of Derbyshlre.
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Cincinnati Export Beer.

The unexcelled Christ Moerlein's Gin
cinnati National Export Beer delivered
in any quantity anywhere in the city
by Henry Orlemau, Sole Agent. JOG
West Third street TelephOne 242, call 2.
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In Danger of Observation-Disclosures.

PARIS, Feb. GA dispatch received
here from Chilli, by way of Lima, Peru,
states that the port of Iquique, when
the dispatch was sent, was momentarily
expecting to be bombarded by the
CEi!ian insurgents.
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of tree. whence he saw his affianced
devoured. The sickenlng sight caused
him to faint, he fell to the earth and was
also deYoured.
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Dreams of Deaf Mutes,

Philadelphia Inquirer.
An expert West Philadelphia physi-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-02-07

DIR. Lie Dues PERIODICAL PILLS
Acts upon the generatiye organs and cures
all suppression of the menses. should not be
used during pregnancy; 81, or 3 for So. Am.
Pill and Med. Co., Royalty Props. Spencer.
10. Faber u Co, cor 9TH and Wabasha St.
Paul; Melendy u Lyman, st, Louis, drug
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-02-07
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
i stockholders of the st. Paul Gas Light
Company, for the election of directors for the
ensuing year and for the transaction of such
other business as may come before the meet
ing, will be held at the offices of the ccm-
Building, ST. Paul, Mimi, at II o'clock a. m.
on Monday, the 10th day of February. 1891.
B. F. Ellison, Secretary. St. Paul. Feb. 2,
1891
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-02-07

DEOPLE'S CHURCH, PLEASANT
L Avenue, Near West Third Stat 10 a.
m. Dr. Smith will speak of the 'Religion of
the Intellect" and at 1880 D. m he will dis
cuss 'The Problems of Irresponsible Wealth
and irresponsible Poverty" Special music
at both services by quartette and chorus. Ali
seats free.
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CARPETS,

En0 SECONDHAND CARPETS FOR SALE
opO very cheap. j. NoONAN, l0I7-lO33 Mission
street 1e17 n
(NARPErS-SMITHS BRUSSELS, soc A YARD;
- iIstalment price elsewhere 81 yd. VI. FRIED
MAN y Co, 22s-23O stockton. and 237 Post. 1t IT
brussels CARPETS, 60c. LAID; FLOOR
u Cloths 25c. s. w. SHREK, 1924 Stockton. nn2tf
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PROPOSALS.

GAN FRANCISCO. CAL, JULY l, 1S9l-Seaied
Sproposas, in tripheate, viii be received here.
then onened far Of N.ry dna
during a part of the fiscal year ending June so.
Fort BidweI, Cal, Wagon TRANSFORMATION. Gov
ernment reserves the right to rejeey any ali pro-
posals, All Information furnished on application TO
undersigned. Envelopes containing bids to be in
dorsed. proposals for TRANSPORTATION" and Ad-
dressed to }; G. CHANDLER, Deputy Qasr5er-
DRoPosALS-sEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE
following work and materials will be received
oy the Board of New City Hall Commissioners, in
te o. , me n"aFd Of snperv,sSrs on SAT
the hours OF II a NJ and IL NJ. OF that day:
pipes around the unfinished portion OF the Jew
city Hail Reservation. ana placing lamp-Posts and
exc. Al In accordance with the contract drawings
I'd. Contract 40. 29-FOr labor W workmanship md
materials TO be used and provided for grading and
nnins LOT the completion OF the granite boundary
fence the steps. landings and stoops the pedestas
and lsmp-post blocks, all within and around inc
boundaries OF the new City Hall Reservation
grounds and the approaches within the same. Also.
Tor completion OF the street sidewalk curbs wtn
sewer inlet corners all of granite, around the said
reservation. Together with other work attached
thereto and belonging aud connected with the
Sd. Contract No. 3O-For laying artificial stone
curbs drives and walks within the reservation
gronnds also, SchiilingoTs patent sidewalks tho
streets adjacent thereto. All in accordance with
the contract drawings.
. Reterence Is hereby made to the plans, spectica-
tions and conditions of contract In the once the
Secretary and Architect, under which this work
must be done.
The Secretary Will furnish blank forms OF pro-
posals and bonds to intending bidders. 80 bid win
be entertained unless made upon blanks SO fur
n shed. The bids must be accompanied with a GER
titled cheek or with bond with two more good
and suncient snreties Ia the SUN OF ~ per cent OF
the total sum of tender, TO guarantee the closing OF
tho contract when awarded. The names OF the
boRtlsmen, when bond is giyeu. must be submitted
To the Commissioners at least three days before the
opening CT the BIDS, in order that they NAV pass
upon their competency. The board reserves the
right to reject any and all bids Payments win be
made by audited demands upon the treasury drawn
against tho New City Hall Fund.
bidders must strictly comply with the proposals
WIKI reference TO bondsmon Should thew have
them instead of chocks).
GEORGE II. SANDERSoN
THOMAS j. l.. SMILEY
JOHN II. BURST.
Board OF New City Hail Commissioners
EDWARD l. WOLFE. Secretary.
San Francisco, July "a, 1891, ty26 SOs
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STORES To LET.

no LET-LARGE STORE; IT FRANKLIN, COR.
L Lily ave, Market; cheap. Apply G. A.
UMBSEN Ia Montgomery st. jy2S l0t*
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G1HDD BOWIE AVE OFF 18TH ST. BET.
tD1CUO- Howard aud Folsom sis; . houses of
. and rooms each; rents 10 per month; lot AK
20: will subdivide. BOVEE, Toy n co.
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A SsESSMENI NOTiCE-ShlTH MINING COM
~ paDy; location or principal place OF business
San Francisco. Cal; location Of WORKS Nest Point
Minlrg District, CalayeTas County. Cal.-NOtiee is
hereby given that at sing OF the Boari OF d.
reciors held Oh the 27th day of june Is I'm as
sessment NE. y of eight cents per share was levied
upon the capital stock 81 the corporation, payable
lately in United States gold coin TO the Sec
rotary al the Office Of the company No. U'Rarrei
ST., San Francisco, Cal. Any stock upon which thls
assessment shall remain unpaid the 14th day Of
August, 1891, Will be delinquent and advertised
for sale n public auction, and unless payment ia
made before will be sold on Friday, the 18th day OF
September. 1891. to pay the delinquent assessments
together with COSTS OF advertising and expenses OF
sale. BIZ order OF the Beard OF Directors
CHAS. E WIGGIN, Secretary,
ofice-No 1e Quarrel ST., San Francisco, Cal I'd
The morning call., 1891-07-29

n'FARRELL Il LANG.
" REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
Auctioneers and House Brokers. Full charge taken
of property. Members of the San Francisco Real
Estate Exchange. IL Montgomery street.
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Classified Advertisements Co1tnus1 on the
Sixth Page.
The morning call., 1891-07-29

PANK DIVIDENDS HAVE BEEN DECLARED
- averaging Az per cent per annum; examine
the following list OF investment properties. yie dug
at least times the interest of savings banks and
rayIng for themselves Ia o. and years.
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Go100 ELEGANT MODERN COTTAGE;
tDo1OO. bay-window front, double pariors,
dining-room, kitchen, bedroom and bathroom:
brlc-a-brac top mantes; high basement: can be
bought ON terms to suit purchaser; golden Oppor-
tunlty for the man OF small means to his
home; 25th ST., Noe; take Castro-st. cars, get
out at 25th St, walk block east; first come. first
served; only left; Ooz at this at Once on the
premises all day Sunday. For further particulars
apply TO O'FARRELL Il LANG, II Montgomery ST.
The morning call., 1891-07-29
sTtlt.AtiE.


FURNITURE, TRUNKS, PiANUS. ETC, TAKEN
care OF and stored ut reasonable rates: advances
made LIEBES Pioneer Storage Company, sue
eessors TO II. Wendell, $40 stockton ST. iy9 Il
JrlRST- CLASS STORAGE; UPPER FLouRs;
Il o42-9il Mission st. CHAS. l.. TAYLOR iy3 II
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GfOQ0 NORRIS AVE, NEAR HARRISON
1OUOO. and 9th stS., fats OF 4 rooms
each; lot 25xs0; rents $5S per month. BoyEE
TOY & co. iy26 2t SuWe
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
DOVEE, TOY & CO.,
- REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND

q
ID REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND
1e MoSTGoMnRY ST.
Under Lick Hopse, Members of the San
Francisco Real Estate Exchange
GeSOO MOSS ST, NEAR FOLSOM AND
entrances always occupied: lot 25xS0. BOVEE,
GfO5O NAroMA ST., Mr.. 7rH: HOUSE IN
llO-pO. ! tenements: baths, gas; brick foun-
datIon rents $62 90 per month; lot 25x75 BoVEE,
G06OO FELL ST.. Mr.. SCOTT: CHOICE
.pGOUU. building lott size 25xs7:6. BoVEE,
G97SO HARRISON ST, Mr.. 10 II: 2 FLATS
accepted. BoyEE, TOY & co.
CRTE0 PRICE REDUCED: MUST BE SOLD;
% ioV. Church St, bet 10th and 2lst; al,
most new bay-wiudow flats of and rooms and
bath each: brick founu 'tioH; rents SAT 50 per
Donth; easy terms. BOVEE, TOY Il co.
GSGnO RENTS S54 PER MONTH: 2 NEW
:FonWO. fats Of rooms each, and neat cottage
81 pear Ns n s s 3 TY 10 b'Aie
GF0nO LOT 6pxI22:6; CaPP ST. NEAR
.Da,Oou. I'D; exceedingly cheap. BoYEE TOY
G7CSO ELEGANT 2-sToEY BAY-wIND0w
- -OO. house OF rooms and bath: laundry;
brick foundaIon all The latest conveniences; street
accepted; lot .5xl 315; Haight ST.. near Broder-
- -. ~ 4 ~ W.
GT7SO HOWARD ST.. NEAR ID ri; FRONT
W ". and rear house OF rooms each; rents
nominal; extra large lot, 26x1i2. BOYEE. Toy u
GS5QO sHoTwEIL sT.. NEAR ESD: Let
NOJOO- 50xl22:6, aud cosy cottage Of 5 rooms
anu oath; stable and beautiful grounds. BUVEE
G2q00 CHATTANOOGA ST., NEAR 1sD
SI .-o,'e and Dolores; good cottage house of
- rooms bath basement; etc: street work done;
iot 2ax1lI;6 EoykE. TOY u co.
9920a CHOICE BUILDING LOT: GUER
So1WJUS, ;.E ero St. mar 18th; lot size 25xlOl
-
$4,000 sUrTER ST. NEAR LYON; BAY
6riek nIasg G r%nms Oasn
TOY Co.
GSOn0 WELSH ST., NEAR ara AND BRy-
$685. per ann amt. iot splendid nye<tnent Pays
rooms each. BoYEE Toy y co.
$500 BEAVER ST, NEAR 18TH AND
POcOO. Market; most desirable location;
substantial and nodern-Itnpr0ved flats of s and
rooms and bath each; also large blseme Mt; rents
500 per month; street work done; lot 251ll5 Bo-
WEE, TOY a CO.
GR76O MADISON AVE. BET. 5TH AND
% ~. 9TH harrison Bryant SITS;
mouse OF Mats, OF 4 anf rooms aud bath each:
also rear tenement house: brick foundation, etc;
reatS 800 per moath; lot 25xSO. BoYEE, TOY &
&2OOO TEHAMA ST., NEAR 4TH; LoT 25x
tDooOv. rs; front and houses, In tene-
ments: make an offer B0yEE, TOY q co.
G460O BOWIE AVE OFF nth ST.. BET.
p IOuO. Howard aud Folsom Sis; houses of
. ana . rooms each; rents 3 10 per MONTH lot Ask
40: will subdivide. BOVEE, Toy " co.
GQOHD RIDLEY, WITHIN HALF BLOCK OF
IOOpN. Nalencia-st. cable: substantial bay
window fats of and rooms and bath each: brick
foundation: street WORK completed; lot 25x9U;
rents 500; very low. BOVEE. TOY x CO
&S1 IN GREEN-ST. RESIDENCE, WITH EX-
G'O1CO. celleHt marine view: new house of
rooms and bath; finished throughout with all latest
and modern appliances; lot 20 8xl37:6 BOYEE,
TOY IL co.
GH0QO MORRIS AVE, NEAR HARRISON
o)OUOO. and 9th stS., fats OF rooms
EACH lot 25xS0; rents $55 per month. BOVEE,
TOY A. i-iDGO
The morning call., 1891-07-29

GEDD FINE PAYING SALOON FOR SALE;
- OON. enc OF the best locations in the northern
part of the city; is nicely 6tIed up and dong large
trtde; best of reasons for selling Apply x.
kENNY. - ktaruy L. II
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CEDO PARTNER WANTED IN A FIRST
tNDVV. class cash business in this city, clearing
500 per TO each partner: established
IN years, utght Sunday WORK: proposes to
u e a partner IN order to extend the bnsiness no
T.evllus experience required: business TO
dortle AIpiv Il. Kenny - KearIv ST II
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EOR SALE CHEAP-LOvELY BAY-wINDow
home in heart of city; half block to cable liues
fine modern rooms; bath and basement; Just com
pleted; beautiful view of bay. OFARRELL Il
La NG. II MONTGOMERY st. iY26 "a nn2 Its
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G1S0O EACH-A BARGAIN; . LOTS On ASH
~ IOOO bury Heights; street complete;
ready for building: cement sidewalk laid: the Mar
ket-St. cable system Is laying its tracks for
cable road within 100 feet OF this property
proposed JOost electric road Will pass property
PICK this mp: must be sold IN a few DAYS. Apply TO
O'FARRELL LANG. II Montgomery ST. suwe II
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0LD GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT = SEND
" your old gold and silver by mail to the old and
reliable house of A. COLEMAN al Third st. San
francisco; l will send by return matt the cash; *
amount is not satisfactory Will returu the gold BY
GAN FRANCISCO COLLAJERAIsLUAN BANK,
~ 6S8 kearny ST.. the only corporation that lends
money on diamonds, watches: low Interest ccA1
The morning call., 1891-07-29

Tor RENT-H1TEI. BAR AND DINING-RoOM
IAquIre CALL Nraueh ONE. iy29 81