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The record-union., 1891-04-27
Turf ToDics.

New YORK, April 26.-J. W. Mackay,
Jr., says that neither he nor his father
had the slightest intention of going on
the turf now.
The general belief among owners
and trainers is that Tenny's first race this
season will be the Metropolitan handi-
cap, at Morris Park, a distance of a mile
and furlong, and as the added money is
S5,O00 the stake is worth trying for. The
gross value is $9,575. Tenny carries the
top weight, 129 pounds. Among the
entries are nearly all the high-class three
year-olds in training, the only notable
exception being Bolero.
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BURNED THE VESSEL.
Particulars of the Loss of the Scale


Particulars of the Loss of the SeaIer
Adele.
Particulars Of the wreck of the schooner
Adele and the manner in which the crew
disposed of the hulk were received by Ross
IL Hewlett yesterday The vessel reached
North Island on her way to the sealing
grounds. She had only five men and boy
on board. and was to find her hunters among
the Indians on the island. While at anchor
off the island strong northwest gale came
on, the schooner dragged her anchor, and
despite the efforts of the crew she was driven
on the rocks on the 9Th ult.
Ii was high tide at the time, and next
morning the schooner was high and dry,
with her bottom smashed in.
Even If she could have been floated again,
after the pounding she had received there
is no doubt she would have sunk if in deep
water. The crew set fire to the vessel in
order to save the copper supposed to be in
The hull, but was disappointed as she was
fastened with iron. Everything Of value
was put into the boats and taken TO Port
Simpson and the crew brought to Victoria
on the steamship Danube.
The Adele was the fastest sailing vessel
in the sealing fleet, and had the reputation
of having taken more seals than any other
sailing from San Francisco.
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STREET MATTERS.
Grades fer Pacific VieW-Lasuna
Survey.

Major Lord, u. S. A, who is in charge of
the Government work of maeadamiZing
Lombard street, from Van Ness avenue to
Lyon street, appeared before the Street
Committee Of the Board of Supervisors yes
terday to answer Superintendent Glleran's
assertion that the work is not being well
done.
He insisted that the Government is living
up to the contract faithfully, and that tie
city is not; that portion of the street be-
tween Broderick and Pierce has not been
graded. A. E. Buchanan was given the con-
tract to do that grading in June, 1890, and
yet 1t is hardly any nearer completion now
thar it was then.
The committee thought there was no ex-
cuse for such delay. and required Buchanan
to agree that he will complete the work in
ninety days. II that is done Major Lord
says the Government will go on with its
work; otherwise the money will be returned
to the treasury.
GRADES SOUTH OF THE PARK.
A delegation was present from the Pacific
View Improvement Club in support of the
petition for enough money out of the next
tax levy to establish grades in all that sec
ton south of Golden Gate Park and west of
the district are anxious to make extensive
improvements, but cannot do so until grades
are established. They mean then 20 grade
and sewer the district, providing an outlet
south of the old Ocean road is found
The committee favored assisting the i'm
prOvements, and referred the petition to the
County Surveyor. with the request that he
prepare an estimate Of what the cost Of the
work Will be.
The committee agreed to report in favor
of starting sewer in COrbett road from
Mars to Hattie street, and when litigation
over COrbett road is determined in favor OF
the city, if it shall be, then Of constructing
sewer in Douglass street.
The dispute over the report of the Laguna
Survey Commissioners has been disposed
OF temporarily by granting the Commits
siOnerS three weeks more time in which to
PLATr MAKES AN EXPLANATION.
Horace g. Plat, one OF the Commission
ers, explained TO the committee the why
and wherefore OF their report. They had
accepted the Assessors figures as basis to
work on, not because they we're unable to
fix a basis Of their own, but because they
wish to work upon a reasonable and uni
form basis, aud that is what the Assessors
figures are supposed to be.
AS to the justice of the assessments. he
had been convinced since hearing the argu-
mentS Of the proteStants that the board had
erred. The property Within the survey had
not been assessed heavily enough, and the
property in the remote parts of the district
had been assessed too heavily. He believed
that could be adjusted by commencing with
one per cent at California street on the
south. and gradually reducing to One-eghth
of one per cent at the extreme south OF the
district, that is, Market street. This would
make reduction of some $50, 900 or $4,000,
which would have to be made up by in
creasing the assessment within the survey,
and perhaps some property Immediately
defects will be adjusted in like manner.
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MEN ABOUT TOWN.
Short Stories Gathered From the
Hotel Corridors.
The Cruise Of the Alliance Thought It Was
War-Salary Was No 0bject-Cannon
Got His Revenge.

''It is very seldom" said a naval officer
at the Occidental yesterday, that an Amer
lean war vessel is given instructions to
search the high seas for the purpose of over
hauling and capturing a vessel, as has
been done in the case of the Charleston
and tie ltata. Some years ago an Incl
dent somewhat similar in its nature oc-
Cured, but it was soon forgotten, and very
few, excepting those directly interested at
the time, remember it. The Alliance was
ordered to search for and seize the Mary
Jane, an American whaler, which, it was
reported, had been taken TO some point in
the Indian Ocean and sold by her crew, who
had mutinied. A DR.. Wilson, at one time
an officer in the American Navy, was re-
ported to have bought her, in order to utilize
her in the slave trade, which was then in
most fourishing condition. DR.. Wilson
lived on the island of Johanna, where he
had magnificent plantation Uf 5000 acres,
ami to that place the Alliance sailed direct.
On her arrival search was made, but the
vessel could not be found. Her copper ket-
ties, however, were discovered in use on
the doctors plantation and were taken pos
session of in the name of the United States
Government. The officers Of the Alliance
were Wined and dined on most magnificent
scale by the ex-naYal officer, and returned
home with the kettles"
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Wanted To BE in 1t.

General James w. Montgomery Of Chico
is at the Grand 1t was early in the sos
that the General came from Missouri and
settled in Northern California. where he
has since resided continuously.
"Colusa County," said he. yesterday.
twas literally flooded with Missourians soon
after the war, and this gave rise to the re-
port that Prices left wing disbanded in that
section. The Missouri people settled in
the river from Colusa, and for many years
their only way of reaching the town was by
means OF a small ferry-bOat that was kept
side. Well, along in the '70's the people of
July, and extensive preparations were
made for the event. When the morning ar
rived it was usheTed in with the booming of
cannon, and in an hour or so the bank Of
the river opposite town was lined with
MSsourians. They were all armed with
long muZzle-l0ading squirrel rifles, and they
gazed anxiOusly across the river in the
direction of the cannon-firing. The ferry
boat was beyond their reach, but nothing
daunted they plunged in, and. holding their
rifles above their heads TO keep them dry.
waded across Safely across they marched
up the street headed by tall Pike
COGntian. who stopped the first man he met
and demanded where the war was.
IS War? asked the one questioned.
90 Yes, war; was the reply. 'Wesheard
the shOotin' over here. and we allowed the
war had broke out again If there's any
fghtin', you can just count Us MisSourians
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MISSION LOTs-pARTIAL LIST.

$l6aO-Church ST., near oath; "a :6x70.
$l1OO eaeh-Cheap lots; Sanchez St, 23d 2
lots each 25X Oh %; must be sold this week
Sl25O-JeTsey ST., near Castro; 25xll4.
$lO00-Fair Oaks, near 18th: 25X9f
Sl50O-Augelica ST., near 18Th: 25X7S.
$lOOO-HancOck ST. near Sanchez; 25X1l4.
SI70O-Hartf ord ST. near 18Th; 25Il25
SlSOO-CheaD lot; Noe St, near 18Th; 25x125.
Sl2u0 each-2 lots; Sanchez St, near 19th 25x
100 each.
$3.50 each-l5th ST., near Church; 3 lots each
25xl00; street work all done: these the cheap
est lots offered in this Locality.
$ll00 each-hOe ST.. near 23d: . fDe lots, only
block from CasroSt cable; these positively the
cheapest lots in this Charming location; don't fan
60 look at them each lot 26xl0l 20: severed.
S250O-COr. Noe and AlYaradO; ! block fro N
CastfOSt cars; lot 36XlOi 10; this large is
positively q great bargain.
$3.50 each-4 lots Ia West End Map No. ?; 25x
100 each
$1,000 00xl00-l2 lots in Excelsior Homestead
block of Mission road; this is a pickup.
S9U0-Lots in Holly Park
SsOO-Make an offer; California ave, near Yir-
gina: 25x7U.
slO5O-La Graude and China ayes; 15O1lOO; =
lots, including corner.
S50O-FairmOunt Tract; MaIeo st, Ladey;
25Xll2: near the electric line now being butt
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Reckless DRIVING.

The delivery wagon OF c. Dill, an uphol-
sterer on Mission street, knocked down and
seriously injured Mrs. Sarah Goldstein Of
1864 Clementina street at the crossing 81
Fifth and Mission streets yesterday after
noon. The unfortunate woman recently
arrived in the city from Winnipeg. Mani
toba, whence she had come in search of her
son.
Shortly after this accident, a wagon be
longing to the Albion Brewery Killed a
horse standing near Golden Gate avenue
and Larkin street No other damage re-
shifted
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SS000-Pierce St, close to Golden Gate ave. nice
2-story bay-wiHdow residence of 9 rooms and bath;
brick foundation. etc: fine large lOt; p :6xl 30.
SS75O-fIilmere St, near HAYES and cable line;
beautiful house OF rooms ana bath; lot 30Xl37 20.
SlU.50O-JackSon ST, nr. Frederick; new 2story
bay-Nindow house of 3 rooms and bath aud ali
modern cUnyenieRccS; lot 20 :6xl00.
G55UO-G ailer St, close 10 Devisadero; fine cot
tage OF rooms aud hath; beautiful garden; large
lot: E5:9Xl3T IS.
@SoOO-McAiiiSter ST., near Lyon; new cottage of
rooms and bath; lot Cox zoe: this IS positively
sacrifice owner is nonresident and means 70 sell
$oO0O-Green St, nr. Octavia; new 2-Story house
OF 9 rooms and bath; has never been occupied;
owner IS nonresident and viii sell cheap: see this
property and make offer: lot 26: 6x137:6
$ZbOO-Parker ave, ur. Point LObOS ave; new
cottage OF rooms and bath; lot 25Xl25.
$35OG-Hyde ST., mr. Union: 2 cable lines: COM
INrtaUIe hnuSe b and
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The wandering jap Found.

TaQchO Meyo, the young Japanese who
escaped from the Methodist Nilsson on
Tuesday night by letting herself from
second story with cord, was found yester-
day on Merchant street by Matron Downs
of the mission and handed over to the po-
lice. She will be returned to the mission
pending the decision Of the United States
Circuit Court Commissioner ON hers and
three other writs of habeas corpus. The
decision is announced TO be rendered to-day.
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Dupont street Funds.

Treasurer Widber made report to the
Auditor yesterday that he had turned into
the Dupont-street Widening Fund SAC, 262 So,
apporton ed S19,276 20 to the Sinking Fund,
and SIG, $50 IS to the Coupon Fund. This
sum represents payments back to 1873
There was delinquent at the close of the
last fiscal year S1,21S,522 43, which In all
probability, now that the United States
Supreme Court has declared the bonds
valid. will be gathered in without any
further interruptions.
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Lovers scrane.

Joseph Poganets appeared in Judge Joa-
ehimsen's court yesterday, charged with the
larceny of gold ring. Madeline Goss, a
pretty young girl, was the complain
ing witness, who testified that the ring was
distracted from her finger while the de-
PENDANT, who is an admrer of her piauant
self, was engaged in measuring her waist
with his right arm. She informed Prose-
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cutting Attorney Stevens that Joseph was
attempting TO kiss her when the ring was
taken. and the accused, while not denying
these allegations. stated that the ring was
given to him by the girl to bind an engage
ment. The charge was dismissed.
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MISSION RESIDENCES

s9OOo-Howard st, mr.. nth; house of IL rooms
and bath lot 3Oxl22 IS.
S7500-Howard ST, nr. 18th; house rooms and
bath; lot 25x95.
s65o6-2OIh ST. mr.. Guerrero; rooms and bath;
25X114.
S3500-Treat ave, mr.. oath; rooms and bath;
lot 25xtl2:6
S35O0-Chpper ST., near Castro; nice new cottage
OF rooms and bath: lot 25X2l4
Si5OO-25th St, mr.. Castro: house OF rooms
and bath; lot 4Oxlls; make an offer as this prop
crty must be sold.
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CALOON FOR SALE CHEAP INQUIRE CALL
- Branch Once mV2I 3tE
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GOS0 PART CASH-CORNER HOUSE OF 40
II OOU. rooms; central; rent only $50; clears
$3.50 per month; several other bargains. CULVER,
tsr
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Secure home site In the Mob Hill of Oakland, on
the line of the Piedmont Cable-r0aa, In the Stan
ford Tract, auction May 23d, at O'Clock RI,
the grounds. Only oRe-fifth cash. work all
done. William J. Dingee. Auetioneer.
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$1,000 Howard ST., near Sd; new 3-story building
and fine basement, yielding handsomely: lot 25x50.
$12,25O-Capp St, near 24th; new building IN
fats of and rooms, bath, etc. respectively; new
cottage Of four rooms in rear; lot 40Xl15.
SlS.000-Fols0m ST., nr. 4th improvements rent
ing for SO per month lot 22:llXl60 to street
S7750-19th St., mr.. Dolores; new 3-story building
in flats renting for S6I so per month: lot 25NlO0.
$I3.OOO-l5th st. close to Market 2 2story
buildings IN fats. rented low at $50 per month;
lot 45Xll5; this is positively a good buy.
ST6OO-O3k St, near Scott: flats OF and
rooms; well rented; lot 25Kl00.
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NJ iCELY FURNISHED HOUSE: IL ROOMS;
= an front and sunny; hot and cold water in 4
De1Tooms: suitable for private clearinghouse;
owners and another couple VIII board WITH tenants
II desired; terms reasonable to desirable parties
Apply on the premises, 500 Ellis ST. my22 3t%
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sou. block from Market St; doing good bust
ness: horse, wagon and fixtures: must sell going
last Chance, Box Is, CALI. Branch Office 20 StE
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WESTERN ADDITION RESIDENCES.

S72,500-50-vara on a prominent corner on ok
ST., covered with hTst-claSs Improvements; renting
for $3.50 per month.
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CITY EEAL ESTATE.

EAsToN. ELDRII6E & CO. REAL ESTATE
II Agents, House Brokers aud Auctioneers 63S
Market ST.
NoTE.-we can make extra credit terms on all
property we Offer.
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GROCERY AND BAR FOR SALE: VERY
y cheap; rooms in rear; yard. Apply S2l Glenn
f1tiua 81 mv2O 1t
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OAKLAND HOTELs.


L ELSEY HOUSE. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
~ I'll X. WRIGHT, late of Santa Ana; popular
family hOtel large grounds: fine table, terms
sonable. Cor. Twenty-iourth st. and Telegraph
avenue. my22 I'm
DARK. HOUSE, Alb FOURTEENTH ST, OAK
1 land, o. X. Stampley Prop. lust opened: every
thing new and frstclasS central location; special
rates for families. my20 I'm
A WEEKS NEWS FOR CENTs-THE WEEKLY
u GALE. Ill wrapper, ready for mailing
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MISCELLANEOUS INVESTMENTS.

S30.000-Front ST., near Washington (whOiesale
district; this class property comes on the mardet
very rarely; now renting for $40 per month; by
properly improving Can be made to yield hand
sOmely; lot 4U165.
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2UTCHER-SHOP FOR SALE; DOING GOOD
- business: small expense and cheap rent; all
cash trade; nicely fitted up; located OF the
best streets in the city Inquire OF HENRY Ma
E3AN.sY. pos Third st. Iuy2O 3ts
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CARPETS.

I'ARPETS-SMITH'S BRUSSELS. csc A YARD;
- instailment price elsewhere 81 I'd. NJ. FRIED
MAN CO. 22S-230 stockton, and 237 Post II II
BRUSSELS CARPETS. soc. LAID; FLOOR
ID cloths. 25c. s. W. SHREK. 1894 Stock ton. m2tf
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C00OO CORNER SALOON on MARKET ST;
S4fObOOs established many years; elegant Tx
lures; large stock one OF the best-payiuE corners
on Market St; Will bear investigation. NJ. LESS,
II Fourth St lts
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FURNITURE FOa SAL

FURNITURE FOR SALE.
II FURNITURE YOU WANT GOOD AND CHEAP,
L see H. SCH ELLHAAS. 4OS Eleventh st. de6 If cod
s@z
GOLDEN GATE REAL ESTATE.
q. n A MONTH $50 DOWN - BEAUTIFUL
u III building lots 40x100, $500 to 500: streets
graded; excellent drainage system; station;
take Berkeley train, stop at Golden Gate Station;
ask for +. BOEGLE, owner. apps tt
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BUSINESS CHANCFs-CoNrTNUED.

DISANEcS NhANSES-CONA1NSE
GO00 SALOON AND HOUSE NEAR IRON
DoOO. works. MCLAUGHLIN, 26 Kearny- It's
GOOO BARGAIN; GOOD CORNER SALOON.
RAOO. MCLAUGHLIN CO, 26 kearny ST It's
G.JE0 BARBER-SHOP; COUNTRY; BAR
eD-OO. gain. MCLAUGHLIN a COPS Kearny.F
GI000 COFFEE SALOON; DAY AND NIGHT
u OOO. business: great opportunity; recon-
mendations given. McLAUGHLIN. 20 Kearny. It's
G1S00 SALOON, NEAR MARKET ST;
tD1OOO. present owner has been ia the business
IT years; retiring from business cause OF sale. Nc
LAUGHLlN a co. 20 Kearny St myl67t*
C.DZ0 GROCERY IN WESTERN ADDITION;
u Z.JU. compelled TO sell this week; stock of
$3.50; no opposition. Pacific Exchange, % Kearny
street my22 St*
p-0O PARTNER IL CIGAR-STAND; STOCK
tDOUU. viii invoice than amount asked;
viii sell whole or accept partner; full inveStga-
tion. LYNNE a CO. S73Ia Market 81. myl9 7t*
DLUMBING. STOVE AND TIN BUSINESS FOR
sale; long lease; cheap rent; good location: VIII
sell at Invoice. Address p. B., Box 105, CALL
Branch once mf If
pRICE Sl4O0-STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A
large school; rent $40 with lease. Apply on prem-
- - = - 10y - LIZ % u
LoDGING-HOUSEs FOR SALE.
GO6O PART CAsH-C0RNER HOUSE OF 40
,DOOU. rooms; central; rent only $50; clears
$50 per month; several other bargains. CULVER,
G00O ROOMS y: RENT SIS; FULL. J. W
DOOO. GALE llS Stockton st. niy20 3t*
Ok ROOMS, CLEARING ALL YEAR $3.50
OO monthly; location cannot be beat: owner retir-
ING with money made. BAILEY, 7l9 Market. 81 -
GROOM FLAT; GOOD FURNITURE: Low
- rent; S275; bargain. DoNNELLY y co, tn
Market St. my2l 4t*
| ODGING-HOUSE OF II RUoMS-wIlL SELL
l. cheap. go Suffer st. my2l Ats
EOR SALE-9 SUNNY ROOMS AND BATH:
1 neatly furnished; rooms rent readily: all full at
present; healthy locality. Inquire of MRS. Nc
DONALD, 20S Jones ST. my20 St*
Qt=E GREAT BARGAIN 10 ROOMS; NORTH
u IL -. Market; nicely furnished; must sell. c.
BOX lO5- CALL Branch. my20 3J%
~ FURNISHED ROOMS; ALL RENTED; FOR
~ sale cheap. $50 Geary. my2U 3t*
G1E0O HERE Is A BARGAIN; 40 ROOMS.
u IOOO. all full; must be sold.
S25O-S rooms, nicely furnished: all full.
$500 rooms Mission ST.
S45OO-5O rooms on Pine St; this house is guar
anteed 10 clear over $3.50 every month in the year.
S4500-30 rooms boarding.: this house is clear
ing $500 per month; easy terms.
S500O-7S rooms; l2O bo2rders.
Sl5.OOO-IhiS IS 2 very hne family boarding
house. new elegantly furnished ami run Of board
Sl5.OOO-Thisis one Of the very best family no
res Ia the CITY; full OF bOarderS; $1,000 can re-
$600O-New brick house so rooms; new furni-
lure; : years lease; on Market ST.
a full Investigation allowed and satisfaction guar
ahIee9 o. everything we oiteI for sale. BRENNAN
d DON$, ll2 Montgomery st. myl7 l5t
&QEO ORooMS. MISSION ST.; MUST SELL.
VCsJO. CaI l4l7 Mission St my17 It's
ZINE FURNISHED LODGING-HOUSE: s
L rooms: bath; full 56S Poison ST. myl6 7t*
Tor SALE-s NEWLY FURNISHED HOUSE: II
l rooms; best location IN the city. Inquire q.
.-u------ss-- -.
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Ce7H0 SALOON on GOOD BUSINESS
= w. street; big trade; must sell out at once.
n. LESS II Fourth 81. lt@
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-bROCERY AID BAR FOR SALE: A
- positive barEain is in one OF the finest iOca-
tons city aud is doing large trade; this is
an oid-estabIished place: good bar trade; business
can De increased by any good man; see this and
you viii surely buy. Apply h. KENNY, p
hearny 81. my2l #
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FURNITURE FOR SALE.


GOO0 FURNITURE WELL FURNISHED
D-OO. fiat rooms Gilbert. cor Bryaat.2l -
ELEGANT FURNISHED; ROOMS; MAKE
u offer. 100 NcRIister ST.; Fiat 3. my20 IT.
FURNITURE. CARPETS, ETC. OF CORNER
- bay-WiEdOw. 10-rO0m fat: sunny: cheap for
cash: hat to Jet If desired location central; must
sell before May 18th; no dealers. Address ii. G,
Box los, Gail Branch once. niy30 3t*
Handsomely FURNISHED FLAT, ROOMS.
Il bath; strathmcre House, 207 Larkin. Apply
10 JdnItor BET II and O'Clock myl7 its
4 GOOD CHANCE-YOUR HOUSE FURNISHED
y complete with furniture. carpets. stoves, cur
Jans blankets, pictures ana mirrors at cash prices,
on easy iustailmentS; small deposit 81. FRIED
NAN 4 CO.'S. largest tnstailment house the
Coast, 22S-230 Stockton 237 Post st; open
ings prompt attention paid TO country orders 1sttf
SOO SECONDHAND CARPETS. ALMOST NEW.
OOO for sale very cheap J. NOOSAN, l0i7 10
1923 Mission ST.; open evenings. apl5 II
4 SPECIAL NOTICE. HAVE REMOVED TO
n large new stores 126 Fourth ST.: prices reduced
10 bed rock all round; parior suits. S25 TO $40:
ranges. sc up; 900 secondhand carpets: chamber
sets, SO 70 S35 cash or instalments goods Shipped
Tree. 1. Ii. NELSON, 126 Fourth Sc. apl II
NEW CHAMBER SETS or 7 PIECES. SIS CASH,
~ or inSJaiiment WILEY BROS. 93l Mission. 81
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STORES TO LET.

STORES TO LET.
~ R0CERY- STORE-FINE FIXTURES; LIVING
" rooms; large cellar; rent $50. SW. cor of
Leavenworth and Vallejo SITS N.Y. II
LINE NEW BARBER-SHoP. APPLY FROM 10
A. NJ. 10 N e. cor Geary and Stockton SITS. ~ 3tr
GIG TO RENT-NICE STORE WITH 2 LIy-
I'D Ii. ing rooms. S69 Folsom ST my2l SIS
Cox STORE WITH TEA AND COFFEE
dpOO. fixtures. 325 Fifth ST., upstairs my2l.2tF
Q1o STORE, WITH ROOMS AND BATH;
sD1O. suitable for barber shop or tailor. Next to
corner OF 0'Farrell and Pierce SITS myl6 cod II
NEW BASEMENT ON FULTON ST, NEAR
IN Polk; so feet front; half above street: well
ventilated and lighted; suitable for French family
liquor-store For particulars apply TO SHAM
WALD, BUCKBEE & CO., 4O7-4O9 Montgomery
street. my20 II
GIoRE AND 3 ROOMS; RENT SIS. 1Oi4
~ Twenty-second ST. myl7 IT.
CToRR WITH FIXTURES FOR GROCERY. 402
~ Fifth ST.. Harrison. myl6 7t*
no LEr-SToRE WITH ROOMS FOR HOUSE
keeping; NV. cor Twenty ninth and Dolores
sts. Apply 1886 Dolores ST. my5 u
OFFICES TO LET.
OFFICE TO LET-7x12: ALL READY FOR DC
y cupaaey Apply at IL Post ST. my2l y
DESIRABLE OFFICES ON GROUND FLOOR
~ w. IL. GRIM CO., lIS Montgomery ST. mylStf
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