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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-11
COMMEMORATIVE MGRAw.
kilograms of Congratulation From All
Parts of tho State.


Governor elect McGraw, of Washington, was
comrcle2 TO devote yesterday to the reception
OF visitors who called to congratulate him on
his triumph. The battle was over, and many
Democrats who had voted for him because he
iyp0ei tho Seattle spirit, called 10 extend per-
soma compliments TO their distinguished fell
low citizen. kilograms also arrived In Qusnti-
ties frnn all parts of the state, and from beyond
lis boIaeys.
Governor Ferry telegtaphed from Olympia:
accept my sincere congratulations 1 VIII
turn over Ia Won the guberasioriai Office with
confidence, believing that your administration
viii hc wise. honest ana economical; and that
yoar best efforts WI. oe directed 30 promote
the interests OF tue state OF Washington"
President McCsuley. 81 the Hargsoa Repub-
heaa Iinb. teiegrarhsd: 1.-The Harrison Re-
pGb,'can Clue, OF Tacoma. coug-stustes you
upon soar election IS governor OF the state Of
Washington" To this NJ. MoGrav replied As
follow:
accent with tasnks the concentration. Of
the Harrison club, and ia turn beg 10 congrs;u-
lsie is members GA their lcyslty 70 the party
aad on the earnest fgAi they have male for Re-
publican principles.
Secretary Long followed with. "Accep, con-
sraiaiailons OF Republican F,smoesu Club. of
Tacoma"
Judge J r. Lewis, who 10 In California, wired:
"froni the Golden state, gra;ulaiioas % gov
sfnor eject o. Evergreen statH. Malice and
lying failed" Howard Lewis also teleeraphei
tae eradication OF the family. AMI many other
dispatches from private friends arrived during
the day.
Among other messages from poIiticsl friend.
Vas ere from Hoa. James Ii. rgice. secretary
e1-slsse elect. who said; Accept cougratula.
.ens the people il the stste with IS. K moi
In Pierce
Hen. joan =. tiowcy sent "conSratnlst. on.
'U' tie personal and party victory you have
Soa Another came signed ~ A. A Phillips,
aehenuy, MAX z. Reed. : 4 Woodruff
=. y. Reed. <. q Williamson. 2 + williamson
a r. X Brown. say ING: "Stneese ccugratui a.
GohA You yuAae grams dght. deserved and
"oa glorious victory
.ns'oT John Il Allen sent word from his
,. enc 10 "slis Nai.a: My best ccngratuls-
,an.'. % yoaF reported election; am more anx.
g. awaiting lts coufrghstioa :haa all tAincs
-. eonarmatoyy reply wss. O. course,
'.0ss D. Hogs wired from zsne.v,lle, O.:
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concentrations on your victory: hurrah for
Seattle and the canal
w.. W. Gay, chairman of Ciallam county Gen.
xai committee, sent from Port Angeles the fol-
lowing: 81 congratulate you on your election,
ana King county on standing ny her best
Trend" L IL Pontirs, of Port Townsend sent:
congratulations upon your splendid and de-
served victory"
B. c. Van Houten, OF Spokane: L J. Heacock,
At San Francisco: R X. Nichols, at Tacoma; J.
f. Carrers, at Spokane, were among many others
who sent friendly worda
p. C. Sullivan. chsirn nan Of the state Repub-
Hcan committee, who proved . valiant leader,
wired the following:
Democrats eonceds your election. II King
gives 1000, rs reported. You are safe SPOKANE
is probably 800 20 900 for You. II this 10 true
Yon are good for 1870 or more any way. ana
probably double. Shake. Legislature Repub-
lican-
James Hart. of Olympia IL we'll known 70
every man In King county by reason of the gal.
liant battle which he waged all through the
White river valley for McGraw and the canal.
He wired:
congratulate King county's favorits son.
Joseph French Johnson, manager OF the Spokes-
nadn, sent humorous cougratulstory telegram.
his able paper had made q heroic fight for Nc
Graw in Eastern Washington. Hia message
was:
Let the Spokesman know your estimate Of your
majority. May the canal be a. long Is Benefits
tongue and as deep the hole he is in. All in
the Spokesman ONCE rejoice over your victory.
W. H. Humphrey. one OF seattle's best-known
citizens, Is at present in San Francisco, but he
wired:
Accept congratulations. King county and
the state did their duty we'll Bennett should
go and die.
The following message was received from A.
l. Vandevanter, state treasurer of the Repub-
ican state central committee, who also worked
like beaver in the good cause:
The smoke of battle has cleared away, and
Hoodoo Bennett has retired into political OBJ
hvlon. Accept my hearty congratulations
H. A. Van Amringe, who was formerly citi-
zen OF Seattle, but who is now in San Francisco,
could not refrain from sending In his few words
OF good cheer AZ follows:
am absent. but you are not forgotten. Hearty
congratulations
Hon. J. H. Long ard some OF the other Repub-
ican leaders of Lewis county could, after
their splendid shoaing, safely send the fol-
lowing:
We congratulate you on your magnificent
night and splendid victory. J. H. Long, ID. c.
Miiiett, ]. Y. Coffmsn, A. X. Coffman, w. NJ.
Ur9uhart, J. s. Herndon, q. E. Harmon, John
Dobson. J. s. Newland.
THE LEGISLATIVE TICKET.
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Horrible Railroad Wreck in Iowa.

OrruMwA. Ia, Nov. lo.-At Highland Center
last night, on the st Paul road. fast freight
train dashed Into the local freight, teiescoplng
the csboose and four other cars. consideraoie
number OF people were in the csboose, several
of whom were pinned in the wreck, winch
caught fire. Their peadings for assistance
were pitiful in the extreme, but nothing couid
be done for them. and they were literally burned
alive. Following are the names OF the dead:
Miss Lizzie Butler and Mrs Jones, both OF this
city, and an unknown man and woman. The
unknown man 10 supposed to be butcher OF
Oskaloosa Two others were badly burned.
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ADDITIONAL COMPLETE RETURNS.


Observation-Disclosures, 397; Democrat l42;
Peoples, "a: Prohibitionist, l.
Coagressmen-Wiison, Rep, 49,; Doolittle.
Rep, 43l; Munday. Dem. 90; Carroll. DEM. -;
Knox, Peo., 2s: Van Patton, fso, 26: Newberry,
Pro-, 2; Dickinson, Pro-. ?.
Governor-MeGraw, Rep, 454; sniyely, DEM,
81; Young. Peo., "a; Greene, Pro, 2
Secretary of state-Price, Rep, l27: Nc
Reavy. Dem, 1ol; Wood. Pso.. %; Gilstrap,
Pro-, !.
Representatives Forty.third dissrict-Rine-
hart, 4o3: sauee, All; Heliker. as5; Peters, 50;
Gustiu, 50: Agnew. 81.
superior judges-Humes. Rep, 3l4; Langley.
Rep, 1893: Osborn, Rep, 26S; Kslleher, DEM,
ll3: Licntenberg. Dem, l07: Crews, DEM, 34;
Abbott. Peo.. IS; Winsor, Peo., 81; salisbury,
Pso., %: Denny, Pro-. o; Byers, Pro-, 8
County suditor-Twichell, Rep, 49,; Blaki-
Pro-, o
County clerk-Gordon, Rep. rs; Burns, Dem,
81; Scott, Peo, Is; Pierson, Pro-, o.
County treasurer-Phelpe, Rep, 4S2; Thorne,
Dom, 81; Maddocks. Peo.. "A: Bushsll, Pro-. O.
County asse,sor-A6saham, Rep. $50; sven
sherif-w oolery. Rep, ao4: Quilter, Dem. 50;
Addleman, Peo.. 16; Void, Pro-, q
Surveyor-Ames. Rep, Az: Graf, Dem, 80;
Whitney. Peo., ii: White, Pro-, O.
County attorney-Miilar, Rep, 42S: McElroy,
Dem, s.: Thompson, Peo.. %; Knapp. Pro, o.
Csrthv. Dem, 90; Carmichael, Peo, %; Kirk
Coroner-Horton, Rep. 42s: Shannon, Dem,
IS: Terry, Peo. q; Chapman, Pro-, o.
Conmissioners-Gasch, Rep, 2i3; Wooding,
Rep. $50: Rutherford, Rep, III; johnson.
Maple. Peo.. q: Wood. Peo., 2s: sykes, Peo.. n;
Crane, Pro-, o; Freed, Pro-, 8: Winters. Pro-,
Wreck master-Collins, Rep, 4S4; Coleman
Dem, Sc; Copp. Peo., 81
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The Columbu. street Car Strike.

COLUMBUS, Nov. 1o.-A feeble attempt was
made this morning to start street cars on the
lines on which the motormen aud conductors
are on strike. The police accompanied two cars
which were sent out but ii was decided to re.
turn them to the barn before completing the
trip. as a large number OF strikers assembled
threateuingly. Union men in all the shops are
being called on TO turn out 10 help the strikers
resist any further attempt to run the cars. III
this 10 done there is almost certain to be COLI
aid
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Columbia Precinct-Complete.

Electors-Rep.. 4s; Dem.. rs; Peo.. 80: Pro,
Congressmen-Wilson, Rep. A.: Doolittle.
Rep, 43: Aunday, DEM, p; Carroll. DEM, y;
Knox, Peo., "a; Van Patton, PeO., Sc: Newberry.
Pro-, 8: Dickinson, Pro, a
Governor-NcGraw, Rep, 81: Snively, Dem.s
II; Young, Peo., So; Greene, Pro-, 4
secretary Of state-Price. Rep. "A: McReavy,
DEM, "A; Wood. Peo.. 81; Gilstrap. Pro-.
RsPressntstiyes. Ihirty.eish,h di..fics0 IKE
2s; Caldwell, DEM, %; Ramsey. Peo., 81; Prouty,
Peo, 2s; Vrooman, Pro-, 8; Bushell, Pro-, 4
Superior 5udges-Humes. Rep. Il; Langley,
Rep, q; Osborn, Rem, 43: Kelleher. DEM, o;
biea'snossg Dem 81 c r.. Dem. 81 pa abbott sn
Denny, Pro-. 4: eys,Pro-,
County auditor-Twichell. Rep, ~; Blakt-
stone. Dsra.. %; Moudy, Peo., 50; Thompson,
County clerk-Gordon. Rep, As: Burns, Dem,
2l; Scott, Peo., "A: Pierson, Pro, IA
DEM. "a: Maddocks. Peo., %; Bushell. Pro, s.
County assessor-Abraham, Rep, 46; Sven
sherif-w oolery. Rep, SO; Qnilter, Benz. "a;
Addleman, Peo., 81; Void, Pro-, 4
surveyor-Ames. Rep, A.; Graf. Dem, Il;
Whitney. Peo., 50: White. Pro-.
Dem. %: Thompson, Peo: 81: Knapp, Pro-,
School Observation-Disclosures, Rep. As; Nc
Csrthy, Dem, p; Carmichael, Peo, 81: Kirk
land, Pro-, s.
Ccroner1Horton. Rep, 80; Shannon. DEM.
Com missioners-Gasch, Rep. 81; wooding.
Rep 4s; Rutherford, Rep, Al; Johnson, Dem,
%; Steele, DEM. "a King. DEM, %; Maple,
Peo.. IS: Wood. Peo., 36 sykes, Peo., 81; Crane,
Wfeckmsster-Coilins. Rep, y; Coleman.
Dem. "a; Copp. Peo. So
Justices Of the peacs-Hutchiason,ss IS; Hepler.
constables-Brown, 81; Hsllen.hal, 80; Hun,
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PASS ENGER LISTS.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov 1o.-The steamer City Of
Puebla sailed today with these passengers:
seatte-J. A. Fengcr, Mrs. l. s. Rowe. Miss
Alice Shepard, Miss Jennie NJ. L i, Mrs. G. J.
Goldsmith, Miss Rita King, Miss Lottis Eli
wood, II. Zeno and wife, Mrs. Jetfseys and
daughter, Mrs. Charles Worth.
Tacoma--C. r. smith. s. Friedlander, Mrs. II.
A Holt, Madame Carri0ne.
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Capt. Barney Gilhoy, master OF the wrecked
steamer Premier. came over from Tacoma yes
terday and registered at the Occidental
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give room for the constant ar
rival Of new goods we have
marked every line that is at
all broken in sizes down to
and below cost. This affords
discriminating buyers a chance
to obtain bargain in their
winter jacket. Remember that
these garments are all of the
latest style and that they are
taken from our regular stock.
Be sure and see the lines that
are offered at Sc each.
Next Monday we are going
to have a wrapper sale that
will be one of the biggest sur
prises of the season. Full
particulars will be given in our
lad" in this paper on Sunday.
Tell the men folks to look
into the big central show
windows and examine the
prices and suits that are shown
there. They will be interested.
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Quarterly Teachers Examination.

County superintendent OF Schools V. A. Pussy
was busy yesterday holding the regular quar-
terry examination OF teachers in the library
room OF the courthouse. There were nineteen
applicants, four of whom had failed when the
work was given up At oclock in the afternoon.
Those applying for first grs!s certificates are
required 10 secure an average OF % per cent,
second grade IS per cent and third grade co per
cent
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John Mcneil Gees to jail Again.

John Mcneil had tria. before justice Won
Tohel Yesterday on = charge Of using Language
- his wife tending 10 provoke assault sud bat
te-y. TIE Justice sentenced him - Sc h2e anu
c,,sts and in default thereof WAS sent 20 iail.
Ressoas BEECHANs Pills act Ike magic.
LADIES'. 50 70 J. J. W,i:wer Us FroGi ss-ss.,
ald have your hair properly a'Ssadsi ~
The Union pacific II tue only trsnsoo1si neata-
line running two thrCGgh trains daily from tne
SorthwS., 20 Omaha. Kansas CITY, - Louis suc
Chicsso ana all points last Modern equip
EaSns, tSst time and the hes. OF service TICKET
once 40 second sSrss. II Y. 2asAn, kSsoa
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Look in Haley Grocery Company's south win.
dow and see the fac-simile of the White House.
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Boise Precinct-Complete.

Elecsors-Republican o. Democratic 1s. Peo-
pies party Is, Prohibition L
Congressmen-Wilson. Rep. 81; Doolittie.
Rep, %; Munday, DEM, IL: Carroll, DEM, IL;
Knox, Peo.. Is; Van Patton. Peo., Is; Nswberry,
Pro-, l: Dickinson, Pro-,
Supreme judges-Anders. Rep, %; Scott, Rep,
IS: Hanna. Dom, Is: Brinker, Dem. Is; Reid,
Peo., Is; Gardiner, Ps0., 10
Govegnor-McGraW, Rep, %; Sniveiy, DEM,
20; Young. Peo., 10; Greene, Pro-. L
Secretary of ststs-Price, Rep, 30; McReavy,
Dem. II; Wood, Pso:, l6: GiIstrap, Pro, -
Rsp1esensativesnheiie-, Rep 80 M nsm 1s
Ramsey, Pea, Ii; Prouty, Peo., IL; Vrooman,
Pro, /; Bushell, Pro-, l.
Superior judges-Humes. Rep, g; Langley,
Rep, %: Osborn. Rep, %; Kelleher. Dem. ~:
Peo, 1s; Winsor, Pso.. 10; Salisbury, Peo., L;
Denny, Pro-, /; Byers, Pro-, l.
County auditor-Twichell, Rep. %: Biakt-
stone. DEM, IS; Moudy, Peo.. Is; Thompson.
County clerk-Gordon, Rep. 80: Burns, DEM.
IS; Scott, Peo, Is; Pierson, Pro. l.
County Observation-Disclosures. Rep, %; Thorne.
Dem, Is: Mad docks, Poo. Is; Bushell. Pro, l.
son, Dem. IS; Rising, Peo:, le: Wooster, Pro-, !.
sherin-w oolery, Rep, 50: Quilter. Dem, IL;
Addlemsn. Peo.. Is; Void, Pro, l.
Surveyor -Ames. Ren. 81; Graf, DEM. Is;
Whitney, Peo. ID: White, Pro-. L
County ettorney-Niller. Rep, 80: McElroy,
Dem, IS; Thompson, Peo., Is; Knapp, Pro-, L
school Observation-Disclosures Rep, 81; Nc
Carthy, Dem. 10; Carmichael. Peo., IL; Kirk
Coroner-Horton, Rep. %; Shannon, Dem,
Commits sioners-Gasch, Rep, Sc: Wooding,
Rep, 81; Rutherford, Rep. -: Johnson, Dem,
Is; steele. Dem. q; King, Dem, 20; Maple,
Pso 8; Wood Pc peo 9; SYKES; Fec crane
Wreckmaster - Collins, Rep, 50; Coleman,
Dem, 10; COpp, Peo., IA
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PORTLAND. Nov. Rain ;
cool; hoist information signal
storm moving from northwest;
brisk to high southerly wind
on coast.
on coast.

Today IN the church calendar is consecraaed -
ST Martin and has been known for centuries -
Martinmas
St Martin was born in 316. and noted for his
mIIdness and benevolence and charity and the
cut represents him dividing his mantle with .
beggar A. Bishop OF Tours he converted the
Gauls to Christianity and Is Of the greatest OF
the LATIN fathera
The cloak department. is out
today with a bargain feast that
it worth your immediate at
tention.
In the corner show window
we display a big lot of the
very latest styles in Jackets.
These garments are all re-
duced in price and are now at
exact cost.
The cloak business has
been SO great this season that
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THE LEGISLATIVE TICKET.
rhirty-Eighth Representative District.
The morning call., 1892-08-10
PROPOSALS.

DH0P0sALs-SEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE
Il following work and materials wall be received
D. tho Board OF New CITY Hair Commissioners in
the cham Dor OF the Board Of supervisors MON
DAY, tho ga day of August. 1892 between the
hours OF II a n and 12 NJ;
Contract No. s9-Poliee Courts In northwest
wing emoouying all necessary furniture and Ak
lures, stSirwAys aud grille work requisite to COM
!. 1891 ''"''
Contract No. 4U-Complstlon OF NE wing. en-.
eodyinz All standing finishes. athIag and plaster
pleted December I, lSa3
Contract No. <1-wrought and cast iron specia
eatohs ehte9aying a'i iron beams and girders iron
stairwhys and columns, grille WORK, etc, for com
pietion OF N r. wing. To be completed November
!. 1892
Contract No. s2-Furniture ana fittings ombo,,v
ing all stationary fixtures FOR Public Library desss
waii racks, etc, hardwood hatsheS necessary TO
issl. wang ~ &c e'''p'''eu december l.
Contract No 43-Piumbiug and gas work. en-.
bodying all stationary fixtures. ventilation, drain
age. supply, wasts. etc, requisite to complete NE.
wing. Rough work 10 be completed September Is
1892. Contract TO be completed December I. 1892.
Contract NO s4-Steam or hot water heating
work. embodylng all lines and runs with fixtures
and fittings, radiators, etc. BIDS to DO for steam
and hot water heating separately. Rough work
completed september S. 1892. Contract completed
December !, 1892
Contract 30 43-Furniture and standing fixtures
stairway aud sundry alterations and additions IN
Tax Coiector,s departments. To be completed
October 81, 1892
Contract No 46-outslde painung embodying
the four towers and yentiiatlng shafts, etc. with
sundries necessary 20 complete same 10 be COM
peted November /, 1892.
The Secretary viii furnish blank forms Of propo-
sais 10 intending bidders. and bid Will be enter
tained unless made upon blanks so furnished. and
unless same is accompanied with a certified check
for 20 PER cent OF the total sum OF tsnder The
board the right to reiset any or all bids
Payments Will be made by audited demands on the
Treasury drawn against the New city Hall Fund.
burst. Board OF New City Hall Commissloners
IY2l 500 EDWARD i. WOLFE. Secretary.
The morning call., 1892-08-10
Is She His Childs

a contest is expected in the matter OF the
estate of Eli A. Andrews. who died Oh JAN
uary 20 last. The estate is valued at s14,-
600 ami is claimed by Mrs. Samuel Shirek.
who is preparing proof of her identity as
Andrews legitimate daughter, bora in
Michigan in 1883. She asserts that An
drews deserted her mother in 1871, after
ward meeting his wife in this city. when
they agreed 10 live apart. II is stated as a
curious fact that MIR. Andrews lived in this
State for 10 years and none of his friends
SUSPECTED that he was married or had
Child.
The morning call., 1892-08-10
RuiIders, CONTRACTS.

George d. Clark with D. II. Mathis n, to buiid On
y f corner of Frederick street and De Long avsau
L 20 Is by 1859: $3.50.
John w. Van Bergen with William g. Koch. u
build on N line OF Broadway. $50 w OF FranSl.t
street, w 40 by 1877 70: $1,000.
Same with Charles Meehan, same: 1880
Andreas Zihn with Toni Muller. to build on E linc
OF Howard street. rs 5 OF Fifteenth, S So by r 95
$3.50.
H. r Senntag with Timothy Sullivan. to build on
W line of Valencia street IT'S 5 OF Herman, S rs by
w 80. S5233,
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FINANCIAL.


w ANTED-MONE1 IN LEGITIMAT MANU-
w factu ripg business fully covered by u. \. pat
ents; viii pay proat OF 200 yer cent Address
II. ;. d CO., 3 Montgomery St. room 2 au9 2ts
WANTED - LOAN OF $500: SECURITY
w given first class: liberal interest paid on 80
days time; investigate. lis Kearuy st. room 8.
~ to ]. ane xts
126 KEARNY ROOM q. you CAN BORROW
n money at low rates: private rooms Tor ladies':
pledges Tor sale take elevator. mrl ts
Gan FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK
- bSs kesrry ST.. the only corporation thAs lends
The morning call., 1892-08-10
yERTISING.

YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE ANYTHING
snywhere at any time write TO geo. r. ROwELL
co. 10 Spruce ST., New YORK. aui9 IL
EFEkf ONE IN NEED OF INFORMATION ON
A the subject OF Advertising will do well TO obtain
seopy OF Book for Advertiser" 3sS pages prizes
m.hou. postage paid. on receipt OF price; con-
Jams careful compilation from the America
ss.shApsr directory OF all the best papers aud
iosIn4Is gives tne circulation rating OF every
one and good deal OF InformstIon about rates aad
o.nsr matters pertaining to ths busiasss Of Sdvsr
sn.nx zidross kOWELL5 ADVEBrI3Ik9 30
&kAU. 10 spruce It. aeu Y srE sule IL
The morning call., 1892-08-10

Ne nave nothing TO conceal and viii give you a
Few isets ana hSures, convincing You that this is
Oeyona any question the grandest offer pre-
serted u you along che Oakland. San Leandro and
Hsywafds Electro Railroad which will soon have
double track, making this property tho most ac-
eeSs.bie along This great highway.
The morning call., 1892-08-10

THE HOME BUILDING COMPANY. IL MONT
gomery ST.. Is prepared to furnish plans, spech-
cations and estimates for any class OF building,
an WHERE. for cash On the iHstalment plan call
at the ofiee and inspect plans; the Heme Euiider,
published monthly, contains series OF articles In
terestbg TO intending builders with elevations and
floor plans sample copies free au7 IL
q IN A BARGAIN: 5exl25: ONLY TWO
I'D ~. blccss from electric cars. Mt Ocean
View station; good house. outbuiidinas etc. this Is
very cheap and must be sold. owner has TO leave
the city. McEWES BROS. AIS MoBtgomery.a7 7t
G1A A MONTH WILL RUY HoMEIN sAUsA.
u III Tito. l. ID. SPARROW. 62s Market 1y9 IL
The morning call., 1892-08-10
MONEY TO LOAN.


OANS on REAL ESTATE NOTES. MDs. IN
IL warehouse. J-SBowMAN, 1913 Montgomery. u
BARREL OF MONEY ON 1ST OR I'D MORT.
"A gage: per cent: no delay j. L.. All o'fareiLl y
MONEY LOANED FROM al UPWARD AT
vi Security Loan Bank. 1I05 Market ST. ,ar. Mason;
private entrance Turk y. j. FRANKLIN 2CO.6n