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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-04
ELECTION" BAne.Ixs In WR.pprRs.

Tomorrow being the day Of our cleo
tion We shall offer the following induce
ments in Wrappers:
Ladies' Flsnneiette Wrappers. CASH
mere yoke. Vatican back. styiishly
made and equal TO those which have
been selling at 81. ~. Tomorrow 81. OK.
Ladies' All-wool Flannel Wrappers.
stylishly made. with Nedici collar and
tea gown front effects. edged with cord.
lined throughout. all shades. Tomorrow
only 50 9S.
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ELECTION" BARe.rxs IL GLOVES.

Tomorrow being our election day
We shall offer the following inducements
in Gloves:
Our 81 4-button Dressed Kid Gloves.
in tans. grsys and blacks. will be sold
tomorrow at &c. per pair.
Our 81 5-bu,ton Dressed Kid Gloves,
in tans. rrays. browns and blacks. will
be sold tomorrow az Toe per pair.
Our superior quality o. s-button Suede
Mousdue:aire Gloves. in tans browns,
grays. blacks, OK blood. royal blue aud
dark greens. will be sold tomorrow at
81. AS per pair.
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ELECTION" D1scouxr Ok
CH1LDRES,s CoArs AND CLo,Ks

As Children's Goats and Cloaks are
marked according 10 size. IL is almost
impossible 70 advertise sre,ial items
Consequently we have concluded 20 al
low special discount Of 10 per cent to-
morrow upon each and every Child's
Coat and Long Cloak in stock
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Cnowps AFTER CLoAKs.

The prices tell Where can you match thsmi No
where. indeed
Today a new lot Of those wonderful Fur-trimmed
Cheviot Refers. worth 81. at e. 9s; and more Of
those stylish Tan Beaver Coats at g. $3.50 and $40
More Of those Vatican Back Goats in the Boucle
finish cloths that are Stylish only q. so and
SO to s1s They're incomparably fine. Wish we
could put both Coat and price in the paper together
SPECIAL DRIVES" IN
FURs. CORsETs. WAISTS. SKIRTS. HOSIERY.
UNDERWEAR. HANDKERCHIEF. VEIL
INGs. RIBBONS. &C. &c.
Open Saturday evenings until o'clock.
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ELECTION B.ReArss Ii SUITS.

Navy Blue Flannel Refer Suits. Skirt
and Refer Coat. heretofore ss. As. To-
morrow 90 9S.
Navy Blue Serge Russian Blouse
suits. heretofore s9.9S. Tomorrow
~
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sffF$ Fiji + +. $$ #$$$$$$ :.
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{ E.. { I. + t |: | f ! :
Sil isRRttIIyy Mis-" Ys s.,srlsy.

The types made us advertise yesterday; -
inch Satin and Gros Grain Ribbons IN all the
fashionable shades regular Iri,e pc. at l3c
ter yard This should have read: 25c nib
hons Tor ''l9c."
They also made ms say: I'VE have sdded
four shades TO the fashion able Ottoman siik
Ribbons" II should have read: I'VE have
added more fall shades 90 the fashionable
Ottoman silk Ribbons. making some 35 In AL.
2,e-inch. only J0c. Ter yard.
inch. &c. per yard.
The paragraph which re.d About the 81. 8
Gloves for Sc. " shou d hare read ''s9c."
This price $50 was given IN the paragraph
below. Furthermore. every lady who has been
in the habit of reading our announcements
should certainly b. aware Of the fact that We
have been selling for the last few days
perior quality Of 81 % s-button Suede Nous
quetare Gloves al the low price Of sec. Per
pair: and Furthermore are fttin0 fhem 81
the counter.
This extraordinary bargain In gloves has
given a wonderful stimulus 20 our glove bust
mss. the figures Cor the last few days having
almost reached those Of Oh -istmas tunes. The
lot Is nov getting small and we cannot obtain
any more after these Sold. 50 do not put "a
getting pair OF two Of these.
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NrcKwE.R Fon SUNDAY.

The men need only look in case under window Of
No I1l9 Psnnsylvsns avenus 70 learn Of the latest
style and be-t quality scaIfs tbs most moderate
price
Ladies tempted To he extrsvsxsnt by the offer
inz o. chOice max psces from Paris Lace and Onif
fons u most dslicsts huss have been coaxsd into
Original and beautiful shapes mig ut bsbet-
ter termed dress f-on.s than pieces 98c to
81 - the prices Dhich 1Aat the eholssals cost
Nas % the IN porcrr.
81 ~ for pre-- Fronts % su-ah sik n chsngeable
Effects Of green. blues and reds Win the correct
FUSED front. p.ea;ed collar and zirile.
ga. for those OF Polka Dot silks
Chiidren bx and little. viii be delighted with these
windsors So viii mothers. Only IS and 3pr. for
Enxsh silk Scarfs that imported to retail at
Soc Importers remnants. but none the worse for
that.
Byron Collars. plain white and figured Tro Of
tAess f5c Collars for Csc.
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TIE UsrRrxxrp HIS.

In Felt Hats. the best only for as little money n
possible. from sc. to 81. es.
u We control shapes that can be found here only
Ostrich Feather Effects. Jets. Rhinestone Buckets
Fancy Feathers. Pompons, &C., &C.
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HisSSlissssss NO Oysiiyy U %srsIlss.

We are showing q magnificent stock ~
Novelty Umb-elsas. secured expressly for the
holidays. embracing handles q pearl inlaid
with silver. knobs of polished shell. cornelisn
inlaid with solid silver. fancy Dresden designs.
carved ebony. variety Of carved ivory. shell in
laid with silver. fragrant violet wood. Dresden
inlaid with sterling silver. highly polished
horn. &c. in quaint. attractive aud novel de-
signs. Prices for these range from q 70 slk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-04

ILLS In no less than twenty two styles ct the
PAais Royal tomOrrou. ami at special prices
You doubtless know tina; the lowest profit able price
20 retail the Columbia Veil s % cents. need be
ysmfndsd thar the speetat prtes-22 CENTS-ss post
fsrstb FOR fonso~roU only
Il possible you don't know Of the Columbts Veif
Perhaps not By But you have and sd-
mire the wells Of .emi-invsibe with cluster dots
here and there and borders Of artistic designs They
ars TIE Columbia YEAS Here greatest variety In
town With chenille and 1T dots in pain and com
hna.iun colors Of one. three four and i've dots In
clusters and borders in the Grecisn designs
SEe- TO t the largest we'll smallest hat; square
and rOsInd- - cents each until p. m to morrow.
Russrsx Vrnryss a, the special pric. of soc
yard Wi,n latss: style figured center and elaborate
bord-rs: black. brown. navy. rsi. tan
60 ysri for the New Llce Border Velings in the
rev shades Bishops Purple and sea
or yard i The special price Il Russian Net Veilings
n 1Otibs ctdfA- Mode. brown. tan. cop er. black
81 - yard for the latest Of the late Paris Novelties:
Ths BsaSty" veiliaE. An almost invisible Russian
net sup. orting chenille ''bsauty" spots.
g. to Ell b for Mourning yefings.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TIE MONUMENTAL
FASHION LEADERS IN FINE
MILLINERY. CLoAKs. Hos1rRr,
GLOVES. &c
GLovRs.
II THE VERY BEST IMPORTED.
TRIMMED MnI1srny

We've Trimmed Hats that are styltsh We are show
ing some Of the ''smartest" Hats Of the season.
IL Nothing TO equal them for beauty and richness.
%, %. 80 and e12 for our finest Hats They will
delight you Our %. "a and Is Hats are gotten up
with the same regard to style as our better ones.
Give them look.
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An E5 1sll1siys CiIosss H..
We SILL other lines Of Ladies' Furnishinrs
yet ours is .frs'. ldst. aud all the ti,as-an er-
elusive cloak house. Exclusive. because the
styles show not 10 be obtained elsew hs.rs.
You can und ,ubseGly 40 better IN Coats and
ClUaks here than anywhere else in this city.
AnOtRsT PPs ssi sac O. UmSrsIi..
Aside from the merits Of the case. it Is quite
apparent that two kinds Of storms have been
raised by the Dynamite Rain Experimenters-
We have but 10 do with one Of them-fhe raia
storm. so have concluded to inaugurate . spe-
cial sale of Umbrellas
We have never had larrer nor better stock
of Umbrellas than we are showing NJ present
100 2'i-inch Fine Gloria Umbrellas. with
natural wood sticks. Only ssc. each.
Extra quality Of Fine Gloria Umbrellas. with
light and dark horn handles. In crooks. horses
hoJfs and various other designs Only Ell -
each.
Elegant line Of the Fashionable Colored ham
proof Umbrellas, 80 each.
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The "MorHER,s FRIEND" SHIRT
WAISTS a.

w AISTS at
$50
Are supplied with the patent "take-of" bands for
laundering. The best and most economical made and
Il saves the mother many a stitch. The Mother $
Frend' Is property. No other store in the Dis
trct of Columbia sell 1t. The detachable waist
band is what makes 1t valuable. The buttons can't
pull of. fresh lot Of new styles Just opened
A SAILOR HAT, not all bedecked with names of
ships is q rarity. but have them, cloth or velvet
9Sc
S1.OO.
Plain ones. in white, brown, blue or red.
Good Crush Hat in felt. costs but
Same shape in cloth only 4Sc.
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PRESSED GLASS DEPARTMENT.
Imitation Cut Glass Pattern Oblong Jelly Dishes
extra large sizes,
High Cake Stands
30 % and 3Oc-
terms, ~ ~.
No'u Hoor .1Oth st. building
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BR1c-A-BRAc DEPARTMENT.

We claim our stock of fine JARDINIERES to be
All We ask is Inspection
We have introduced on this floor
SPECIAL BARGAIN COUNTER"
1t Will be to your advantage to watch this counter
as each day you will find some things at mark
down prices.
10Th 10th st. building
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HousEFuRN1su1se DEPARTMENT.
Imported Safety Matches. will not ignite except on
the box-hence are a fire preventive dozen boxes
and patent holder for
H.
The Ideal" Iron Rest. Polishing and Waxing
Board-the only perfect the kind and for
sale in this city by only.
The Boston" Bosom Bosrd-has q. patent band to
make the collar ht-covered with cloth For sale in
this city by US only.
Handy Folding Towel Rack-takes no room when
not III use--fve arms,
-10c-
10-inch Tin Pie Plates
-2c-
Perforated Tin Pie Plates.
-5c.-
Japanned Coal Shovels wood handles
-10c.-
We have always in stock a complete line of marion
Harand" and .Nutrizio' Coffee Pots at the lowest
prices in the city.
silver finished Crumb Tray and Brush, beautifully
embossed nne al-bristle brush.
I'll. o.
Gas Tapers 80 in box,
tn st. BLDG
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Two Constr SPECIALS
Another lot Of ''R. L G." Corsets made of coutil
two side stees. long waist
A'lot Of p: N" Corsets. white. fray and black
extra long waist short hips. embroidered top and
bottom. The best Corset We have ever offered at
81 25
Second floor. annex to 10th ut. buildng)
The morning call., 1892-12-31
The Great Eel Puzzle.
ST Ionis Repuhlfe


or all the common creatures of the water
none is Gs great puzzle to the naturalist
as the slippery, everyday eel. 'Elrat they
live and have their being. there is not the
shadow of a. doubt. but exactly how they
are propaeated no living man knows. You
may assert that they bring. forth; their
young alive, like the viper does, and may
declare that the baby eel comes from eggs
or spawn, and yet neither can prove that
the other is in error. In short; the eePs
manner Of breeding is one Of the mysteries
of nature. Some authorities contend that
they grow up from horsehairs; others that
they are generated spontaneously from
slime. The fishermen of all countries have
their popular superstitinns respecting this
slippery customer. In Scandinavian lands
they tell YOU that eels are the progeny of
the water snake and some species. of fish,
and. being hybrids. like mules, never breed.
In Sardinia they are said to be produced
from eggs laid by a water beetle known,
on this account, as 'The mother of eels. "
Some years ago the celebrated Virehow Of
fered a large reward to any one that would
send him female eel containing eggs. He
was never called upon to pay the reward
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English Family Life Long Ayo.

Light is thrown upon the social condition
of the highest classes in England in the
early part OF the sixteenth century by the
Household Book" domestic register and
account-bO0k belonging TO Henry Percy,
fifth Earl of Northumberland, one of the
most magnificent noblemen of his time He
had two great castles in Yorkshire His
regular household numbered 156 persons
and he entertained fifty or sixty guests
every day. There were in these castles IA o
glass windows. no carpets, no chairs and
only half a dozen beds. The dishes were
wooden, pewter ones being hired only on
state occasions. The households supply of
linen consisted Of nine tablecloths. The
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THE NEOPHYTE..

How sweetly pure. with iowly dropping eyes.
she stands before the chancels holy shrine
And seems no longer human, but divine,
As IL but late descended from the skies
Around and over all q silence lies
PerchaBce some inner. cleareg sense OF hers
Hears music from Gods hidden choristefs.
And sees within the Iand where nothing dies
White sister-lifies round her stand and nod
y gentle wind her angel garments sway
And /, forgotten long of good or God
Feel strong within me desire to pray,
Rut. bending low my head stand hushed ana
awed
Before this maiden soul without the clay
MAURICE BALDWIN IN the Cosmopolitan
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whole allowance for the years washing
d5f9 amounted to 40 shillings-got an ex-
travagant sum- but large enough. in view of
the fact that no sheets or pillow-cases were
used and that no underclothes were used by
the family, or. at least. went 10 the Laundry.
The family had fresh meat three months in
the year only To enable them TO swallow
the salt meat and red herring on which they
lived for the rest Of the year lou gallons oil
mustard were provided.
The morning call., 1892-12-31
FINANCIAL.

WEEKS NEWS FOR 6CENTS-THE WEEKLY
n CALL in wrapper. ready FOR mailing.
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CARPET CLEANING

THE CHEAPEST PLACE TO GET Your car.
pets cleaned is 453 stevenson st. el322s o24 II
4 ARPETs THOROUGHLY CLEANSED AM
~ renovated same new. s. S. tERG USON &
co, % Tenth st; telephone S036 1u
COAkLIN'S CARPET-BEATING WORKS. 1888
" Golden Gate ave: telephone 2l26. II Il
SPAULDIN6'S PIONEER CARPET-BTsArIN0
~ " erks do the best work. 35S to 357 Tehamast;
telephone 1910. mrIsCr
The morning call., 1892-12-31

Pneumatic tires have been placed on baby
carriages and are meeting with some sue
cess. -.
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ASTRoIoGY.

Al Me. MoREAU. 7s FOURTH ST -ToRTUNE.
W teller. clairyoyant. lifereadsr Tee 25c. % 8s*
nj ME. NJ. RAYENNA. CLAIRVOYAST TELLS
w past. present, future. 2z512 o'FarreiL all I'm
M RS WILSON TELLS PAST. FUTURE, PRES
w ent; ladies soc; gents, 81. l08 Eighth oil 3m
M TE DIR. THOMAS SCIENTIFIC REvEALE8
@u by eggs and cards; tells entire life. past pres
emit future consultations all affairs, nothing
cepted: name given valuable advice and Eure help:
restores lost love by sympathy mistake impossible;
diseases cured: tee 81; letter 81. 80 kezTIy IL 3ly
AZ ME EXODUS, CLAIRVoYANT. HAS RE-
1sl moved TO IA Turk st.. Room 9: fee 50c. o24t
The morning call., 1892-12-31

ATl2e KEARNY. ROOM 9, YoU CAN BORROW
~ money at low rates private rooms for ladies';
pledgs FOR safe; take elevator. mrl II
CAN FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK.
- $50 Kearny st. the oaiy corporation that lends
money diamonds, watches: low Interest. oc4 IL
The morning call., 1892-12-31

Painting the town rel mems headache In the
morning. Simmons Liver Regulator prevents it.
The morning call., 1892-12-31
sPIRITUALISM.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.

tHs .. ,. WHITNEY, CLAIRvoYANT. TEST
medInm and lie reader. 2ls stockton avs e
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Nails can be driven into hard wood with
out bending IL first dipped in lard.
The morning call., 1892-12-31

". LAWRENCE CARPENTER AND BIffLD
I r.Sle Sacramento ST. cabinet work and fitting
tees promptly attended: telephone gOVai' s Il
The morning call., 1892-12-31
DENTISTS.


EREE-DUR1NG.T G.THE HOLIDAYS ONE TOOTH
Gren s'teelh extracted free OF Charge when ACCOM-
panied. by parents. Graduate dentist once cor.
Polk and. Suffer- over WaSeIees drugstore. Hours,
70 70 ;. Sundays. 10 20 ?. de20 II Q
Dr. L, a. TEAGUE: DENTIST, HAS REMOVED
Y to 70 6eary ST, OPP Chronicle building ocl3 d
DR RkA, s2s 'MAKK.Er. EXT. TEETH SOC:
= win gas 81: hlllngs low; open evenings ja3
A Ny AsYLuMkEEPER KNOWS ALL DENTAL
n gases are dangerous; by my wonderful secret
local application to the gums teeth may be fined
extracted panessiy; thirteen first prizes for finest
ming, cToWnwork. bTidgework and plates 1 rec
Cnmend my dental college that has removed from
IIIO Market 81. 20 Fifth st. cor. NarEet: you
have good dental work done at my college Tor one
bat the price The eheapes. dentists charge
those wishing me TO. DO the work cali At my fIGn
once. O'farTeH ST. examination at both places
lTee. .DR g w. LEX aul6 u
CT PER SET; To PLEASE or NO.CHAKGE.o
" ming 81: ext 5Oc.e DR.. PERRY, Nilsson II
IoLIoN DENTAL ASSOCIATIONS 300 MARKET
- 81 DIR. CHARLES ". DLCKER. le5u
DR. II e. lOUNG-EXrRACTiON fAlSI HsSS:
~ patchwork. brlug e-wOFk. Teeth without platoA
&stecIaiy. iosl Foik ST. my q
NO PAIN-EX1RACTING OF TEETH MADE
~ easy Soc and 81; artifc ciai teeth from So Att.
Market st., bet. Third aud FOURTH. aPl2tf.
CT SET FOR TEETH: WARRANTED "a
" good as can be made; Milling 81. DR. SIHns
oentiSt SS0 Market st. next Baldwin ThestergosIst
nR. A LUDLUM HILL, l4z3 NARKETSr MAR
~ Eleventh: 10 charge for extracting when plates
are made; old plates nndo axe new; teosh
1rsm - per set: extracting 6oe gas given Az
nR c. II. WILSON, DENTIST aas MARREr
~ a.. bet Filth and Sixth Mason del6a
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paSTPnNEMFNT

O Notice is hereby given that the day OF delin-
queucy of the above assessment has been post
poned until the 18th day of January. 1898. and
the day or sale OF delinquent stock until
EDNtSDAY. the Sth day OF February, 1898. By
order Of The board Of directors
The morning call., 1892-12-31
FOR Observation-Disclosures.


NO. FRESH FAMILY COW. 90 CEIPPER, n.
~ Dolores. MR.. Pow IRIS. = - de3l 3r<
CECoSD-HAND DIEEOiD McNEAL & URBAN
- and Hall safes. WM. i. ENSIGN, 3l5 Market
street - .' de29 It
GINGER SEWING MACHINE, WORTH S35, FOR
- 50: improved 4I2Iaylor ST. de2S 5t+
CECoN HAND FIREPR0oF SAFE; CHEAP
- ~ Main ST.. de27 IT.:
ONLY S19-NEW SEWING MACHINE; WAR
~ rsnted; bargains in sewing. machines type
writers. The s HILL CO., % New Montgomery
-frsset. noZ9 II
70 H. p. LNc4sE. SAWS, PLANER. LATHES.
Z forge, bellows pun nches, etc. 1921 Mission 20 3in
GAZE SCALE. LErTER-PREss, SToRE-TRUCK
- and money-rH- cheap. l02 Clay St au7 tf
0ECOND-HASDs BOILERS, ENGINES. PUMP2
~ Shafting. pniieys, betting. water pipes. etc.
de4 II MCINTOSH & NOLPMkS, 1877 Bealsst
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FOR s.IF

eLoDGING-HOUsEs FOR SALE.
@0OO. 8 ROOMS. / FLOOR: FoURTH ST:
p AOo. pays well: low rent. GALE. 9l7 Market
street. de30 3ts
GQ0Q 37-RooM HOUSE: GOOD FURNITURE:
SpooO- sacrifice. FLETCHER. si33s Market
rs rooms WI be sold at sacrifice on account OF
FURNITURE FOR SALE.
NEW FuRNITgRE OF ROOMS CHEAP; FLAT
~ for rent. 22l Austin st. deSO St+
Gh0 COMPLETE SET OF FINE BEDROOM
ppoO. furniture. blsnkets etc.: cost s 70. Rent
lhg Agency, 1927 Market ST. de29 81
NJ UST BIZ SOLD BEFORE JANUARY lO, NEW
W hardwood furniture OF rooms; payin We'll;
terms easy. los Taylor st. de27 It's
Eok BUYING AND SELLING FuRNITURE.
i etc visit city Furniture Co, 434 TurK ST. re.
pairing moving, packing, shipping at lowest rates.
\, ILEY BROS s3I Observation-Disclosures
v carpets. stoves cheap; cash, irsTalim nos "
CooD CHANCE-YoUR ROUSE FURNISHED
" complete with furniture. carpets stoves, cur.
on easy instaIiments; small deposit N. T FRIED fR.iID
MAJ q CO. largest installment house on the coast.
prompt attention paid to country orders. II
n oTICk-I AM NOW Al I26 FOURTH NEW
= bulldingl, and offer large stock OF general
household furniture reduced prices: 800 Carpets
soed as new; stoves, So: antique chamber suits
sI5i parlor suits $25; cash or insialments: all 1t
ne1rocE prices y III y NELSnN: l2G Fourth 81. al Il
FURNITURE WANTED.
A FrER YOU HAVE TRIED ALL OTHERS SEND
n Tor LAURENCE VINCENT. auctioneer room
~, Flood Buflding; cash always ready. desc tf
u RUTTERfIELD. FRANK w. AUCTIONEFR 10
- Montgomery ST., buys large aud small lots. pa II
FURNITURE wANTED-EvERYBQDY SELLS
their secondhand furniture at the Pavilion Auc-
ton House. 3l9 and 32l SGtter. trant ave deS Il
A UCTIONEER-W iLLIAM BUTTERFIt 4I2
~ Pine. St. has customers for furnished houses:
adVertises same; buys large anu smailiots oc II
I AIDES ANDGENTS' CLOTHING FUR NIFURE
j OF all kinds bought and sold. 1920 Fosem. SO tf
n EMMAA BROS. 1T SIXTH. Buy ALL
AN.knds second hand furniture and carpets etc 27f
A LARGE QUANTITY OF SECoND-HANDFUR-
n ntnre wanted: 20 per cent paid more than else.
where. MALONE. Ito Fourth ST.; store m2oIr
M J. SIMMONS & Co. 7AUCTIONEERS WILL
w buy your furniture. pianos and books. 1857
naIket st sp9tc
CARPETS.
The morning call., 1892-12-31

LXPREsS; SINGLE RIG; COMPLETE; good
- business selling cheap Apply 4l4 Market
street ae25 7t4
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CARPETS,

q ooD CHANCE-IOOO YARDS RaxBUEY CAR.
~ pets, short lengths soc per yard; extra heavy
lnoleum. soc; account OF removal. $ w SHREK
lZ34 stockton ST country orders special attention.
(lARPETs-SMITH'S BRUSSELS csc A YARD:
" installment price elsew here 81 ayd. NJ. FRIED
MAN & CO. 22s-23O stockton and J37 Pest lttf
The morning call., 1892-12-31

CMAJL CANDY-FACToRY; DOING GOOD RE-
Branch Office. de29 3t@
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('ENTENNIAL STABLES-C ARIA GftS.. ROCK
- a"ays. yctorias, buggies etc; 'oj2l California
e. bet Larkin and Foik; telephone COX II. CON
LON, proprietor. mrl3H
The morning call., 1892-12-31

ohice-Room 35, third floor Minis building
corner Bush and Montgomery sts. San Francisco
Cal de3l I'd
The morning call., 1892-12-31

GIOEO FIRST-CLASS EQUIPPED BILLIARD
= -oO. parlOrs and cigareStahd, with lease: in
uouriShtng town near C ty; trial allowed. For
further particulars address w. X box 81, Cali
The morning call., 1892-12-31

EOR SALE-0NE-HALF OR Who'll r INTEREST
4 IN hrSt-ciass saloon, foot Market OPP steamboat
landing See owner on premises, 80 East. ds3O 2ts
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BUSINESS CHANCES

.OE0 SALOON: oLD-ESTABLISHED dceR-
u7OOO. ner on principal street; present owner is
sCmpelled TO sell on account OF sickness; this Is
? Gre chance. McLAUGHLIN q CO., 26Is Kearny
deal
The morning call., 1892-12-31

S.9E)S WOOD AND COAL YARD GOOD
u 0O-O. horse. cart, wagon, stock. fixtures etc;
full value in stock ana fixtures. grand bargain rare
chance. Business Exchange. 1927 Market. de % st
The morning call., 1892-12-31

L RANCH BAKERY AND NOTIONS WITH I
1 rooms in rear; cheap rent: must sell. 2SIILa
Mission 81 desc 81
The morning call., 1892-12-31

Ge00 PARTNER WANTED; WILL GUAR
&fOOO. ahtee SlOO per month TO eeach IL good
man; strictest investigation allowed: only those
meaning business need apply. Address Partner
box Ia, CAN Branch Office. desc 2t<
The morning call., 1892-12-31

Q : PARTNER WANTED TO TRAVEL
u -. with balioonist and parachute Jumper
aud side show. 10 so 10 Worlds Fair; money used
IA business. 6lS Stevenson st desc 3ts
The morning call., 1892-12-31

BUTCHER BUSISESS-FINESp MARKET IN
- city fine fixtures; cash register: marble islahs;
fac horse and wagon sacrifice; owner gong south.
326 Hickory ave, bet. OAK and Fell, Oetavia aud
Lazuna sts. de3l IT.