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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-03-30

DUNBAR. pa. March 25 The todies
Of - ~ she 80 miners entombed june
10. $500. in che Hiu Farm mine, near
here. have been recovered They are
unrccogn liable. and can only bo ldes
tihed hJ the clothing
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-03-30

JAcEs0v Mich. March 1i Eugene
, Kirby. who wrecked ths Ci,y Na-
tional bank s1 Marshall Mich. with Is
capital stock of sf00 600. last MAY. was
sentenced g. ter years in thc 81 n.teu.
tiarv.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-03-30

PAHEEnsHr Ho. ST. Va March "a "A
ittle three yrar-0.d son of James
WEIGH. who lives ln he city. while
stand ug near the CRATE fire - some
means got hIs clothiny .nto ths Gre
Before anyone cou.. reach him be- was
20 terribly burned Shat he died from
the effects
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-03-30

WAsHINeroS. March s5.--Following
Is the answer TO the note from Lord
Salisbury In scfcrcncc To the Rchring
sea question:
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-03-30

f. S, she's the
queercst little
body and she
speaks English
with the most
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-05-24
CabIe-Car smash-Un.

A disastrous collision between a cable-car Of
the Ferries and Cliff House road and heav-
lily loaded express wagon belonging to the
Whitney Standard and Oakland Express
Company, in which both vehicles were badly
damaged, occurred at the intersection of
Sacramento and Drumm streets yesterday
afternoon.
About 80 o'clock car II was going down
Sacramento street on its way to the ferry
aud stopped on the crossing at Drumm,
when the express wagon came along at a
lively gait and crashed into the side Of the
car.
&, The pole of the wagon was broken by the
force Of the collision, but first carried away
an entire window-sash and stanchions and
smashed in the side panels Of the car For
tunately there were but two passengers in
the car at the time and these were literally
sprinkled with broken glass but not seri-
ously cut
TIE company placed the blame for the ae-
cident entirely upon the wagon-dIiVer, who,
they say, was looking at some girls en-
plOyed in q factory near by instead of at
tending to his team, and will hold him re-
spOnsibe for the damage done the car.
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HoPs-Buyers bid I0@I71ac p for the new

HIDES AND PELTS-Prices for dry and sailed
stock snow some fuctuaton. Heavy sailed steers Ia
714c; medium, &c; light 464Lae; Cowhides lac;
saed Kip &c; sated Calf. 7c dry Hides, usual seec-
tion, &c; dry Kips, &c; dry Calf. &c; prime Goat.
skins, 3OG5Oc each; Kids, 5Gl0c: Deersklns, good
summer, S71ac medium. S0@32Iac; winter 209
25c; Sbeepskins, shesrIings. l0025c short wool,
40@7Oc; medium, 100000 long wool 90c9$l 40
each. Culls OF all kinds about rs less
TALLOW-No. rendered. 4G414c; No. 2, SAG
S15c; refined, 6s4@D6c p 10.
WooL-Spring Wool is quoted as follows;
Southern aud San Joaquin. years clips, 11@l3Iae;
seven months l2@15c; FoothiI l5@l71ac: choice
Northern. l7G20c; Nevada, l5@l7c q n; Eastern
Oregon, l3@l7c; Valley Oregon, IS@2Oc . u.
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IN THE CITY.

Ivand ered IN : city great and old,
AT morn. st noon. and when the evening tent
And rouad my spirit gathered Ike spell
rs spIendor and its tumult and its gold,
Tbe mysteries and the memories OF its years,
It's victories aud fair wcmen, all the lie,
The ioy the power. the passion and the STRIFE
Its sicls OF hsnd-locSed lovers, and Its tears.
And whereso ia that mighty city, free
and with clear eyes and eager heart, tTod,
NJ thought became a passion high and strong
Aud all the spirit OF humanity,
Soft 2s a cEild and potent as god.
Drew near TO me, and Wrapt IN g Ike song
ARCHIBALD LANPMAE.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICES.


OYERMAN SILVER MINING COMPANY-LO-
" cation OF principal place Of business. San Fran
cisco, Cal location OF WORKS, Gold Hill, Storey
County, New
Notice IS hereby given that at a meeting OF the
Board Of Directors held on the 9Th day OF May,
1892 assessment 90. 64) of thirty cents (3OCl
per share levied upon the capital stock OF the
corporation, payable tnmediatey in United Ststes
gold TO the Secretary at the Office OF the
paHy 4 IA California street, San Francisco Cal.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the 22d day OF June, 1892, will be
delinquent and advertised for sale at public auc-
ton, and, unless payment Is made before, VIII be
sold On MONDAY. the eleventh (11th) day OF July,
1922, to pay the delinquent assessment together
with costs OF advertising and expenses OF sale. BY
order OF the Board OF Directors.
GEORGE D. EDw ARDS, Secretary.
OMce-No. Ala California street, San Francisco,
Cal. my2O I'd
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT-BELCH SILVER
~ Mining Company. Location OF principal place OF
business, San Francisco, Cal; location OF WORKS,
Gold Hill, Storey County New
Notice Is hereby given that at meeting or the
board OF directors, held on the nth day OF May,
1892, assessment. y o. A OF IS cents per share
was levied upon the capital stock OF the cOrpors-
ton, payable Immediately in United States gold
coin to the secretary, the Office OF the company,
room 8, 33l Pine ST., San Francisco, Cal.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid the 2lSt day OF June, 1892, Will BE-
delinquent, and advertised for sale at public auc-
ton; ana unless payment Is made before Will DO
sold Tuesday, the 18th DAY OF July, 1892, to pay
the delinquent assessment, together With the costs
Of advertising and expenses OF sale. BY order OF
the board OF directors.
c. L. PERKINS. Secretary
Offce-Room 8. 33l PIue St.. Stock Exchange
building, san Francisco. Cal mylS I'd
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Perszzo Pleaded Guilty.

Joseph Perazzo, the drug clerk who be-
came wreck through the use Of morphine,
appeared before Judge Rix yesterday. He
was recently caught while trying TO break
into house on Ross alley. When his case
was called he pleaded guilty OF petty larceny
and carrying burglars tools, and was sent
fenced TO six months Imprisonment in the
House of Correction on each charge.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
MoND DAY EVENING, May 90.
SUMMARY OF THE MARREr4


SUMMARY OF THE MARKErx
Wheat ireights firm.
New Wheat appeared.
Barley futures advanced.
Oats steady.
Corn higher
Rye unchanged.
Bran and Middlings maFkedup.
Hay weak.
Beans duh and soft.
Potatoes in fair supply
Onions quiet.
Butter coming in soft.
Eastern Eggs higher.
Poultry and Game nominal
More Figs and AprleUts arrived
Dried Peaches, Apricots and Figs advanced
Vegetables generally abundant
Some Huctuation Ia Hides.
New York Exchange higher,
Sterling Exchange lower.
Mexican Dollars 1rmer,
Pine Lumber lower.
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Licensed to Marry.

Licenses TO marry have been issued 70
the follOwing-named couples:
Thomas Hughes and Annie O'Rourke. 22-2l
maDuel Gomez and Mary Frages, 22-2O.
6eoTge a. Parker and Elizabeth C. Barber
Theodore Hampe and Mathilde A. F. Eggers
1928. - ~hSSi'i
Johsn Fink and Ana Cerne, 34-27.
PyIoh l; taylor and Sarah 0rmis ton. 52-26
21-20. hs'' A. DVSiei
EDWARD Ganoung and Alice s. Fogarty. 23-22.
WInlam j: ONeill aud Catherine SHAY. 1871
Antn0ny Wind and COTnelia F. Titus 23-93
Charles M. Shore and julia A. Murphy' 26-2S
beFnhart Becker and Sarah Berlant. 23-1g
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Steamers to sail to-day the Umatla for Vic
toria and Puget Sound, the North Fora for Hum.
boldt Bay, and the Ydquina for the Salinas River.
The Grsndholm falls due from Departure Bay.
The schooner J. y. ingalls,, 81 tons, loads IoWder,
etc. for Mexico: Nicaraguan bark M {, 673 tons.
lumber at Port 81 aaeey for FIJI; ship Big Bonanza,
1899 tons coal at NanaimO for this port.
The british iron bark Frances Fisher, 1880 tons,
is chartered for wheat to the q. X, navrs or Ant
werp, 25s.
Zreights are firm.
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worlds Fair Importations.

Orders have been received by the local
Custom-house authorities to make the i'm
portaions for exhibition at the Chicago
Worlds Fair the subject Of special reports,
1t being the intention of the Treasury De-
partment to keep a distinct and separate
record Of all such impOrtations
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New York MarIrata

NEW YORK May 23.-The stock market was
rather active this morning, but later quleted down.
and the continued covert ne of shorts advanced
prices all along the line. A vicious raid by the
bears, however, before the close left the mark CT
heavy but generally fractionally higher Govern
67Ac
NEW YORK. May 23.-United States Bonds. as
117Ai do. rs 100; Northern Pacific 1917. cana.
dian racine. 1854 central Pacific, 309L; Union Pa
cine 4012; A.chison and Santa re, SSsI wells
Fargo, lao: Western Union. 931s; Silver s75sc;
Sterling. - S7@14 S81a. 20
wheat May. 90c Flour. steady. Coffee
$l2 75. Sugar 2ss03 3-l6c. Hops-Pacihc Coast
Spot, S2l 40 Lead-Domestic "a 27IS Irou-sI6
PetrOleum-June, b7I4e.
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INFORMAL SEssTON-lO O'cIOck-SeIer 'G2-IUU
tons 81 40Is; 200, 81 4Ol4. Buyer season-3h0,
81 46s4; 200. 81 1855 400. 81 Al
REGTLAR MCRNING SESSION - Seller iS2-100
tons 81 403s 500. 81 40H. Buyer season-lOO
81 as; 400 81 AS Buyer September-lO0 81 AZ.
AFTERNooN SEssION-BuyeT season-l00 tons,
81 446s. Seller '92-40O, 81 401s. Buyer Septem-
ber-l00, 81 4234.
BARLEY-There was brisk tusse between the
bull aud bears yesterday morning, but the balance
was about even and futures accordingly showed no
violent change The feeling. however. was very
firm as will b. seen by the sales. No. Feed STAG
4SI; dark Coast. csc; brewing, 81 O5Ql 1212;
Chevaer, nominal.
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Rnildnrs, Cnnfraota.

Ernst Buchel with +. V. Steinman, y line OF Var
IeIo street 157 q OF Sansome, 34:4i21l376 70, so
vara block as; S4i00
David O'Nen with MCGOWAN & Butler. NE corner
OF Bush and Cough streets l20Xif 7:6: $34772
Mary II. Morris with Peterson & Olson, line OF
Suffer street. SO IA OF Taylor, 2l;lO1aXS IS,
bO-yara block 1873: S2375.
II. b. PasmOre with George Conner line OF
Washington street, l12:5 L OF Hyde, Z rs by
n.
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Chic rgo Markets.

CHICAGO. May 23.-Wheat opened 5s05Lc lower,
declined Vac moro on hne weather rallied / lac on
heavier decrease than was expected In the visble
supply, receded sac at the close on free offerings
Zoe. Barley. 6G@62c.
CHICAGO. May 23,-Wheat-Cash. s2Ac. Corn
4112c PORK = $40 OILY. Lara = So so KIDS
a. Whisky-Sl Ia.
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General NIerchnndise.

BAGS-Csleuttas. spot, 71ac; for June-Juy de-
livery. 76A9734c asked; Wool Bags. S6d3Sc.
PINE LUMBER-Cargo rates have been reduced
as 10 lows: Rough, common, to 90 feet soc; Ike
T. q g., No. /, 81; lx4 I. & g. No. l. S.
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net cash; Cube, Crushed Powdered
and Fine Crushed all $3.50 q 10: Dry Granulated.
b14c . 10; COnfectlOneTs' A, 5Lsc; Magnolia, 45sc;
Extra e, 41ac; Golden c. 43sc; ID, 4I4c q 10 half
bbls. &c more than bbls. and bOxes &c mora.
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DIrty Clothes Taken by the Police

All Duck, the keeper of laundry at 1887
California street. disappeared Sunday. leav-
ing the linen OF mis- patrons unprotected.
As the clothes were in danger of being
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DELINoUENr SALE NOTICES.

LPHA CONSOLIDATED MILL AND MINING
"A Company-LOcatiOn OF principal place OF bust
ness San Francisco, CAL. location OF works, Gold
Hill, Storey County, New.
Notice-TheTe are delinquent upon the following
described stock, on account OF Assessment No. 8,
levied on the l4th day of April, 1892, the several
amounts set opposite the names of the respective
shareholders follows:
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Taken Frnm pn,t.r,. r..

The remains Of Harry Woodrow, who
was the son OF a Cincinnati millionaire. but
who died pauper iu the County HOSPITAL
and was buried in POtter's field in this eitv
ABOUT three months ago. have been taken
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TERMS 0E SALE:

Only % per cent cash; balance in l. 2 and 8
years with interest at per cent per annum. De-
ferred payments will be secured by mortgage TO
the MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK of San Francisco.
Title Guaranteed Perfect and certificates
Issued to purchasers by the SAN JOSE ABs7 RACT,
TITLE AND Trust COMPANY at a cost Of 81 90 for
each subdivision.
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Exchange and Bullion.

Sterling Exchange 60 days,,.., 4s7t4
Sterling Exchange, sight. ..........- 1854
Sterling Exchange cable ............ 4S9
New crk Exchange, si2ht.........- 12La
New y Ork Exchange Geographic -. 1112
Fine Silver p ounce ...,,.... s7Ts IS
Mexican Dollars .....................~ 691a 10
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Charred Mith Rnrrlarr

William Henderson and Richard Hall
were arrested yesterday on charge of burg
larry. They are accused Of having broken
into the residence of Mrs. Abbie c. Lilly,
at 2222 Hyde street, last Saturday night.
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638 Market ST., Opposite Palace Hotel
market-st. Business Property.

NV. line OF Market ST. 100 feet SW. OF 18TH
This is a large and handsome piece OF Market-st.
business property and shOuld command attention
Of all persons looking for investment property. 1t
has grand future. There Is now comfortable
home ON the property, which rents readily; exam
Inc mis-; it must DO sold; large aud splendid lot
Try
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English wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL. May 23.-The spot market IL ouiet
AT rs 612d. Cargoes are easy at 36s I'd for of
coast, 36s for Just shipped and sos for nearly due
FUTURES
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for No 2 Red Winter. NAV
6s Sd; June. 6s lOd; July. 6s nd; August
Is; September Is s4d October. Is load
sECURITIES.
LoEDoN, May 20. - ConsOls. 97EA: silver,
4O14d; Rentes, 98t l71ze Bullion into Bank of
England, 100000
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stolen they were loaded in patrol wagon
and turned over 10 the property clerk at the
old City Hail. Nothing has been heard
from Duck since lie left tho place with the
dOOrs unlOoEad
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Mission Business Property.

f. line Valencia ST. about 26S feet northery from
junction of Valencia and Mission. extending
through 10 Mission; is very large piece of prop
erty which has important future (being between
and fronting the two prominent Mission ave
and outlets OF the city in the s0utherly drec
tion Valencia and Mission sts); business must
center In that location; Valencia and Mission ST.
cars: immense lots. l99x237 Is on Valencia, or COX
237 IS on Mission.
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Hops are inactive and unchanged.

Black California Prunes reported scarce here
The Eraylsh STOCK, 30" size. sell at 9Ic In bags
ana sac In boxes from second hands; good COS &c;
7OS, 612c; sos, 7s4c III boxes.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
Conee-Moderateiy active with an advance OF
70 10 points Safes, $4,000 bags; May Sl2 SO;
June. Sl2 10; July, $l2
Sugar, firm aud unchanged
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from their resting place and sent East for
burial in the family burial plot. This was
done by Captain Bob Evans Of the York
town,
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AUCTION SALE!

81 IN GN IN IN
WEDNESDAY, MAY rs, at IL O'Clock, at Grand
Arcade Horse Market, 327 Sixth ST Sullivan a.
Doyle, proprietOrs, by order OF W. c. Preston. We
Will sell the fast pacing horse Brutus pace bet
ter than 2 40; Handsome Road Buggy Harness
Robes. etc.: also 1 fine family Horse Harness
Phaeton, Robes, etc, the property OF a lady: also
10 head OF wellbrOke Horses ahd Mares suitable
FOR all purposes; also Open and Top Bugges 2
Aspiring 2-seated Wagons 9 sets Single and Double
Harness; this stock must positively be sold without
reserve or limit Sales solicited
5. WATKINS & CO..
my24 20 Livestock Auction GERS. q
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And in accordance with law, and order from
the board OF directors, made the 10TH day of
April, 1892, many shares OF each parcel of such
stock as may be necessary will be sold at puk,E--
auction at the Office o. the company, room b6 Ne
vada block, San Francisco. Cal, on FRIDAY the
O'Clock NJ. OF said day to pay said delinquent as
sessment thereon, together With costs or advertis-
Ing anu expenses of sale.
j. STADTFELD JR., Secretary
Ofhce-ROom ST, Nevada block, San Francisco.
Cal. my2O I'd
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san Francisco Meat Market.

Wholesale rates from sIaughterers to dealers are
as follows:
BEEF-First quality. 6la@6c; second quality, SC;
third do, 4041ac
vEAL-Large. 6@7c: small Calves 4a5c
MUTToN-Wethers, 7971ac; Ewes, 615@7c
LAMB-Spring, 7129SI5c e 10.
PoRK-Live Hogs, b95I4c q ID for heavy hard
granted; 614@53sc for light average do; stock
Hogs, 41294s4c; dressed do. 71a@0Sc y 10.
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Pacific Helghts-EIegant Lots.

w. line OF Pierce ST., 100 feet n. OF Broadway
Magnificent residence lots; command the grand
marine view; beautiful surroundings: all ready for
building; street graded severed and macadam-
Ted; Paciic-ave. aud Union-st cables; a magnIf.
cent location for ones home; lots 26x137:6 or
50xI37 %.
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MORNING SALES


Board-IO0 Hawaiian Commercial 21s.
htreet-S95.OO0 CalifOrnis-st Bonds l031 Il; so
V Water, IS.
AFTERNOON sALEz
Board-10 Cal Electric Light, 1917 100 do. 1914 /:
40 do, 1919; 40 Hawaiian Commercial 2Js: 3 V
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PortIand's business.
PORTLAND, Or. May 23.-Ciearances 1904 900;
balances, $7l 600.
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AUCTION SALE.
OF THE WELL-KNOWN
MIRAMONTE TRACT
at Mountain View, Santa Clara County.
Which has been subdvIded into
IS SMALL FRUIT FARMS
Varying in Size from 1 to 9 Acres Each.
THIS VALUABLE TRACT IS part OF the posses
sions belonging TO the estate OF John sullivan. and
VIII be sold under instructions from Frank j. Sui
livan, executor.
Its superiority as fruit land is uuquestioned The
orchards and vineyards surrounding II demonstrate
ductive capacity of the soil The splendid places
OF d. NJ. Debas, John I. Doyle, George c. Shreye,
J. Is RsndoT and others are additional evidences
of the generous yield the land In point OF Ioca-
tion MIRAMONTE is unexceled
MIRAHONTE ad1oins the town OF Mountain
View.
MIRAIoNTE is only SO miles from San Fran
cisco.
NIIRANIONTE is on The line OF the railroad.
NIIRAMONTE Is only miles from the Stanford
University.
MIRAMONTE Is one OF the prettiest and most
fertile tracts IN the beautiful Santa Clara Val
ley. We will sell $50 acres OF ii IN 93 sub
divisions, ranging all the way from TO acres
IN size.
MIRAMONTE IS so favorably situated with
regard TO markets that a most comfortable living
can be made on acres.
Nearly every variety OF fruit grows TO perfec-
tlon
MIR AM TIE.

Special arrangements have been made with the
Southern Pacific Com rany for excursions to MIRA
MONTE as set forth above
Following our usual custom in country sales, the
auction Will be held la our large auction tent at
I 80 p NJ. on the date named
Under the shelter of the beautiful oaks we have
arranged to have a nice lunch for all.
This VIII prove delightful day for you, and
whether you bay or not you Will be welcome.
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Magnificent Bric-a-Brtc, MantoI Mirrors
nich upholstery and Costly CARPETS in
Residence of L. Raphael Esq,
CONPRIsING.
! Magnificent Concert Grand Upright piano ,..,
new OF matchless tone and flash, vita cfbinstyy
very Elegant Parior set, in peacock blue terrss
Gotta and old god, satin brocade and six pInsh.
Extra Parlor Chairs, ia richest material: 1 Nag'
hihcent Bric-a-Brac Gold Gilt Frame Mantei
STst q-z2; costly Etehings and Ornaments; /
Elegant Bric-a- Brac Mirror walnut frame. Ver1
Elegant Poiat Lace aud India SIX Curtains:
6Iegaht Han Hatstaud; Extra Turkish Lounge.
Extra Quality Body Velvet and Body BrusseI,
carpets; Elegant Eastlase Walnut Cbamber
SUIT; l Eastern Walnut Chamber Suit. Finesr
Mattresses; Elegant Eastlake Walnut Nfrr0rs
Back SldebOard; l l6-foot Walnut ExtenSion,
Ia0e; Fine Dining Chairs; l FiTst-class Medal
ticles '' 49,
E8- TERMS CASH
my23 1t GEO. F. LAMSON. AuctIoneer.
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TIE ELECANTEIlRME r;.pE

$500 , ''.'' --s.s..s...s.M May %, 1892
AT II O'Clock A NJ. on the premises,
I705 COUGH STREET, NEAR CALIFORNIA.
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Elegant Residence-Wester Addi-
ton.

s. side no. 1920 OF Hayes ST, 81 % feet e. OF
Lott st. New residence OF 10 well arranged family
rooms and bath, ETC.. every modern appl1ance a
splendid home; examine for yourselves Elegant
tiled and mirror-tOp mantels: brick foundation
cement stone walk: street in fine conditions; one
the door; lot 25IlO0.
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T, TITS Day,
N~7N@fJ Nay "a, 1882.
AT 10 O'Clock A.. NJ. at salesroom
1135 MARKET, BET. SEVENTH AND EIGHTH
WE WILL SELL.
An Elegant Ccns:g. meat of Rich P.r,o-
UVh1lstery,
,, beuroom seIS, with clipper and curled hair; Ton
mattresses; Mantel Mirrors; Feather Pillows
BlanEets Comtorters: Desk Extension TabIsS,,
fIuSh ana OAK Chairs; Wardrobes; Marble-top Sida'
ooardS; BOOKS; Lace Cul tdinS; Hat Racks. Sofa
and and Lounges; Crockery; Glassware; Stove and
l CHAS. LEVY & co. Auetlonaar,
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NOTE-Our representative will be at Mountain
View for prior to sale and can be found at
our branch Office opposite the depot there.
my22. "a, 29. jul 2, 3. 1t
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Mission Improved Property.

n. line (s42 and S421a) Fifteenth ST., 1O5 F. of
Noe st.; nearly new building; twO-st0ry bay-win-
dows; contains two French fats of and rooms:
bath laundry, base nent ETC.; rent S42 50; street
Castro and Haight ST. cables; lot 23Il15
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