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Many Acres in California Afire.

SACRAMENTO, CAL, July 2.-Fire broke out
in the Haggin grant. mile south of Antelope,
yesterday. The ire seemed to start in three
places and, famed by the high north wind,
spread rapidly. Fields Of grass and growing
grain and stacks Of hay were swept away. The
fire swept a territory Of 6, 900 acres and the
fire is raging between Matthews and Beutiers
and fields Of wheat and barley are being con-
sumed
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"CoSlkey" Fenner's Preliminary Hearing
Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star.

"Coekey'' Fenner's Preliminary Hearing.
Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star
ELKroN, Nd, July /, 1892.
Samuel, aims "Cockey" Fenner, who Is in
carcerated in the Elkton Jail on the charge of
numbering Mrs. Jennie E. Richards, wife Of J.
@. Richards Of the Baltimore custom house, at
Porter's bridge on the night Of April Is, 1891,
viii be given hearing on Friday next. He has
engaged - his lawyer State Senator Hayes of
Baltimore.
The new railroad known as the Lancaster,
Cecil and Southern is nearing completion. This
road extends from Childs on the b. and O. to
Providence Mild. six miles.
The recent thunder storm did considerable
damage In Cecil county. The stable, COW shed,
barracks, &C., on the farm Of Capt. Wash.
Foster were destroyed by fire, caused by the
lightning striking one Of the buildings.
William Fears, at Port Harmon. was stunned
BY the lightning, - were his wife and grand
daughter.
The residence Of Thomas Hall near Northeast
WAS badly shattered. MrA Hall was stunned,
but will recover.
The county commissioners Of Cecil county in
sess,on yesterday dxed the tax rate for 1892 at
80 cents on the 100, an increase of 10 cents
over last year.
William Arants Of Elk Neck, through his law
yer, w. 8. Evans, has entered suit In the Cir
cult Court against the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company Tor el0,ooo.
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Joined the Amalx.mated Workers.

PHrADELPHIA. July 2.-Fifty puddlers, en-
ployed By Marshall Brothers & Co. this morn
ing joined the Amslgamated workers who are
locked out or who have quit work until the
scale Is signed BY the employers. The men held
o meeting today and are firm in their resolve to
remain out until the agreement is signed.
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An Exciting Fog Chase.

The members Of the Lone Star Kennel Club
Of Bladensburg road enjoyed an exciting fox
chase Friday afternoon. The fox, large red
one. was given half hour start Of the hounds,
and then throwing them in the riders followed
in q breezy gallop. This was kept up quite a
while through the woods in the vicinity Of Null
lgan's Hill, the fox being finally run down at
Licking Banks. So successful and interesting
was the chase that another will he had in the
near future. Among those who participated
were J. II. Stevens, George g. Stevens, James
Childs, Frank 7. Hayes and Peter Long. Mr..
J. II. Stevens got the brush.
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Another Battle With Pirates.

PARIS, July "A dispatch from Tonquin
states that another battle has occurred between
the French and q large body Of Tonquinese
pirates, who were intrenched at Thanhoa The
French force, which numbered $50 men, charged
teen men killed and seventeen wounded.
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Partial Holiday in New YORK.

New Yonx, July 2--Today is a partial holi-
day In this city, many business concerns having
shut down from Last evening until Tuesday
morning. They were. no doubt, influenced in
this by he fact that the day ID half holiday in
this state. AL the financial and commercial
exchanges were closed. The banks were open,
however, mp to midday.
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Marriage I.icsuses.

Marriage licenses have been Issued by the
clerk Of the court to Walter Williams and
Annie Smith; r. II. D. Barr and Rosa M. Kopp;
Arthur Wallinghorst Of Baltimore, Nd, and
Louisa 8. Hickman; J. Stanton Van Antwerp
Of Minneapolis and Mrs. Carrie Noah Jameson;
Elias Caxtvright and Minnie Brown.
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LOTS AT OCEAN CIrT have advanced 100 per
cent since last sales-advancing daily. Best
people in Washington are the purchasers.-Adrt
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The Late f. M. Dranev,a win.

Tho Late +. NJ. Draney's VIII.
Tho viii Of the late Felix Merrett Draney
fled today, wasmade May 1, 1883. and witnessed
by John A Zoos, Jsmes Lansburgh and J. Jolly
Jones, leaves his property to his wife and chill
dren.
The will Of Frederick Stinzing leaves his per-
eonal property and his real property till her
death to his wife Rosa, and then to his children.
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The Cholera Spreading.

ST.. PETERSBURG, July 2.-The cholera is
spreading in Tifis, Petrovsk and Astrakan
despite the stringent regulations to prevent it.
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Mr.. and Miss wIlmerdiur sssl.

NV YoEx, July Among those who took
passage for Europe by the La Gascogne today
was Secretary Tracy's daughter, Mrs. Wilmer
ding. and his granddaughter Alice. Secretary
Tracy and . number Of friends saw the ladies
Al
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WHERE can you 60 for IN ocean bath except
Ocean City and return the same day? Go on
July 4, have o good time; purchase . lot also
Adut
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In the Circuit Court this morning, Justice
Montgomery, In the case Of the win Of Michael
Tally. which bad been decided in favor Of The
eaveaton (sons) under an order directing The
verdict to b vacated - 10 the fraud and undue
inAusnce Issues, and denying the motiop for .
new txiAl - 70 The othsr, testAmentary capacity,
leave = granted IL cavsators 10 rsnew tAat
part Of thS motion.
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"a Atlanta af Boeton.

Chicago and Atlantis ut Boston.
Bosfox, July 2-United States steamships
Chicago and Atlanta arrived from Brooklyn this
morning and are anchored in the stream
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Go TO OCEAN CRY on July with your in
tended; have her select q lot, purchase It, and
return home happy the same night.-Adct
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FINE CorrAoEs going up daily ct Ocean City.
Why? Because it is the finest beach in the
world. Go and purchase lot on July Adolf.
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Specie Exported This Week.

specfe Exported This Week.
NEW YORK, July 2.-Exports Of specie for
the week, s4,7s7 ,075, Of which s3,709, 800 was
gold. Imports, s54, 7ss, of which ss7,75S was
silver.
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AT Tn regular meeting Of Warrington Asso.
ciasiou. No. /, Of Stationary Enginssrs, Thoa
4. 0ibson for the fourth term WAS elected
dslegste to the national convention q Atlanta
Ga, m September nsxt, end VIVA Daudson q
o1tornato.
a co.oa.D InyAsf's BoDs vas found = q
stEsst wharf yss1srdny.
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Temperature and condition Of water ~ Q
a.m.: Great Falls, temperature, IS; condition,
2. Receiving reservoir, temperature, 60. Con-
south connection. S6; distxibutfng reservoir,
temperature, 20; condition at innusnt Rate
house, 3; condition ss efadsnt gate houss, &
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Kitchen Economy.\
Actual tests show the Royal Baking Powder
to be ~ per cent stronger than any other brand
on the market. If another baking powder is
forced upon you by the grocer, that you are
charged the correspondingly lower price.
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In THE HANDBALL COURTS.
Some Interesting Games at the Unto
and Butler Alleys.

Some Interesting Games at the Union
and Butler Alleys.
Handball enthusiasts were very numerous
at Buffers alley yesterday afternoon as the
Australian champion, Jones. was billed to
play. Joseph Lawless and Jones were
pitted against Tom Layelle and John
Rearden Considerable money was wag-
cred on the result, with the Jones combina-
ton ruling fayorites. They justified ID
opinions of their hackers 10y winning th
best three in FIVE games by the Ollowln-
scores: POI, Pill, 21-15, 1921, 21-9
Lavelle and johnson defeated Irwin am
Williams by scores OF 1913 and l5-l2.
Lynch and SIattery wound no proceed
ings by administering a drubbing to vii
llams and Irwin, with scores OF 1910,
Ills and 15-13
AT the Union Eandball court Jim O'Leir..
and John Condor played Hugh Toner and
James Hutchinson. Both won rub anO
will decide the match next Sunday.
A tnree-handed game was then played, in
which Tim O'Donnel. John Condor and
Bob Shields were pltted against Al Pen
meyer, Hugh Toner aud j. McDermot.
The latter team won easily in two rubs
The days sport was finished with game
between 0'DOnnel and Condor and Pen
noyer and Toner. The play was very ex-
citing and PennOyer and Toner won the
best two in three games.
Buffers court will hereafter be kept by
Phil Ryan, who proposes to fit it up in a
style that will compare faYorably with
Eastern courts. He will take charge next
Sunday, when Australian Jones and Joe
LawlesS will play match game for $40 a
side with John Rearden and Tom Barry,
ex-champion middle-weight pugilist Of the
coast
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LInC0LN GUN CLUB.
Remarkably Good Shooting in the TeetI,
of Heavy Wind.

Remarkably Good Shooting IN the Teeth
Of Heavy Wind.
There was ii good attendance at the June
tournament of the Lincoln Gun CLUB yester-
day, when seven matches were shot OFF.
The judges were Eugene Foster and David
Thorn. Edgar Foster acted as referee. E
Cate as trap-puller, George Adler as trap
setter and S. Cohen as scorer.
Notwithstanding the strong wind, which
caused the artificial birds to SAL badly,
some capital shooting was witnessed. The
first match was at 25 single birds, . traps
and 18 yards rise. Daniels and Potter d.
vded the first and second prizes, with
score Of q each. while Cate and Bruins each
scored 20 and divided the third prize. Mri
lish won first prize in the 15-bird shoot, witt
a score of 10; Robinson and Cr0nin divided
the second and third prizes with 1919 marks
each.
Nine singles and three doubles consti-
tute1 the next match. Thorn and Daniels
cut up first prize between them. both scor-
ing Is ; kellogg and Slade. with IL each,
divided second and third prizes.
Cate won the II single-bird match, bTe k
ing II out Of the dozen by some very clean
accurate and rapid shooting.
Kellogg then broke IA out OF possible i
in the fifth match by some really brilliant
craftsmanship. Cate and Bruins divided sec
ond and third prizes
Daniels turned up winner of the six
doubles with a score of 9, Eddy ana Thon
tying for second hon0rS.
The afternoons sport wound up with
12-bird match, in which Bruins and Cate
divided first and second prize into score Of
II each, Richard winning third prize with
score Of 10.
The full scores in the respective contests
were:
Twenty five single bird natch-Cate 20, Robin
son 8, CTonin 10, Venker 8, Bruins 20, Whit
ney 10, Smike Is. Mellish II, Daniels 81
GOlcheT IL. Potter 81 and Levi IT.
Fifteen bird match, Kill with second barrel
only 10 score One.balf -Daniels 1l12. Cate IL ~
Bruins 1012 Potter IL, Robinson 121z, kellogg
915, Thorn 1919, Whitney 1914 MelIish 10
CT0nh 1919, Ellington 8, Richardson 10, Mil
612, WeBZell 912, Depue 912, Eddy 9, Levi 1115
Nine single and three double bird matclI-Rob
insou 8, Levy z, Nenker 8, Kellogg H. Eddy
Slade II, Thorn Is, Allen 7, Bruins 10, Daniels
10.
Twelve-bird match-Kellogg s. Cate II. Rob
insOn 8, Eddy T. CrOnin 4, Mellish s, Thorn s
Whitney 3, Daniels 10, Richardson 6, Ferguson
z, Mills 8, Dep1e g.
Fliteeu-bird ma,el-Roblnson H. Kellogg IA
Eddy IL, Mills s. Whitney II, Daniels IL Cat
II. Mellish T. BTuns 2, Thorn Z, Depue To-
Six double bird smalch-kellogg 7, Daniels 8
Bruins >. Cate 7, Eddy s, Robinson g, TnOm s.
1welve-blrd match-R0biusOn O. Richardson
10, Kellogg Z, Depue s, Daniels 8, Biuas Il
Eddy z, Cate II, Allen g. Thorn O. Melllsh Q.
Ferguson 6.
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The California delegation to the Supreme
Lodge left for Helena. Mont. last Thurs
day. going by Portland and the Northern
Pacific Railway.
State and city officials, with the entire
membership of Montana. have united to
make the visit Of the representatives, of the
A. o. u. w. marked event in the history
Of the order and the State. An auditorium
has been built at a large expense. and
programme of most liberal and attractive
character has been prepared Over 500
ladies and gentlemen are on the various
committees. Excursions at low rates have
been arranged from all Eastern points.
The twentieth annual session of The su-
preme body will commence on Tuesday,
June IL. The records will show membership
of more than 2S6, 900 on May l, 1892. net
gain for the past II months OF over $4,000,
and a total payment for the history of this
comparatively young order of over $40
coo, 600 to the heirs of deceased members at
an average cost annually OF about SIS per
member.
Deputy Grand Master Workman Poland
reports an excellent staff of district depu-
ties.
Grand Master Workman Katzenstein Is
mapping out work for all of the officials,
himself neluded.
On Tuesday evening Grand 0verseer
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improved Order of Red Men.

Tie great chiefs visited the following
subordinates in their hunting grounds dur
ing the week On Monday, Pohonachee.
No. 10; "Wednesday, Manzanita No. 4 and
Seminole No. 81, jointly. No. 4 had three
propositions. Long talks were made, and a
feast Of corn and venison followed.
On Thursday Great Saehems' Tribe No.
u was visited great gathering was
there including Modoc Tribe No. 81.
There was an adoption, after which long
talks from several brothers and a feast. n
large delegation of ladies from the ID. OF P.
added greatly to the dec0rum on the &C.
casion.
Osceola No. II adopted two palefaces aud
received three more at its first sleep.
White Eagle No u will be instituted at
Twenty-fourth street and Potrero avenue
on June 81.
Wawwona No. 70 viii be Instituted at
Oakland on June 80. composed of Native
Sons Of the Golden West Both will have
large charter lists.
The order is advancing rapidly this great
sun in California.
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A New Porcelain.

A young woman has Invented gided
porcelain by some valuable process alto
gether new. To the eye these vases, bowls
and lamps of lusterlesS gold appear to be a
hammered metal. This invention is IN
questionaby interesting, and this woman
inventor, who lives in Washington. has APP
piled for patent.
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miscellaneous.

Oakland Circle No. 8, Companions of the
Forest of America, held large meeting on
May %. A presentation was made to the
ID. g. c. c. and pleasant time was enjoyed
by all.
The Chosen Friends held their annual
picnic on Saturday last.
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Ward and P NJ. w. Marston and Fennon,
Of Pacific No. z of Oakland, visited Unity
No. q. Remarks were made by the visitors
and by Brothers Abrahamson, Bloch, Allen,
NeuStadt. Smith and others.
Grand Foreman Booth is in the northern
counties.
The Oakland brothers intend to visit
Haywards, Berkeley and other points in the
near future and Brother lemons Oriental
degree team will accompany them. A good
time may be looked for.
The morning call., 1892-06-13

Everything points to great gathering it
July at Twin Lakes.
Lou j. Beauchamp will be at Grass Val
ley this week and in this city the following
week
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ATTOKNEYs-AT-LAW.

ATTOKNEYS-AT-LAW
A DNICE FREE on ALL LEGAL MATTERS G.
~ w. HOWE Co. atpys at law. $50 Market. IL II
ID a. CRorHERS ATToRNEY-AT-LAw, sJ5
H. Clay ST no3a
Va ". DAVIDSON. ATToRNEY-AT-LAW. LIB
w .CallfOrnia ST.. Rooms l4-I5; advice frss d3It
CONTRA CTORs AND BUILDERS.
JAMES MCCONAHEY, CARPENTER AND
81 builder, l22 Eddy -rJObbing. repairing attended,
store and Office fitting speciality Teiepn'e 3428l "
I LAWRENCE CARPENTE AND BUILDER
y SIS Sacramento St cabinet WORK and ttting1a
ofiees promptly attended, telephone 900 mlo1
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CITY REAL, ESTATE.

TOR SALE-FINE LEVEL CORNER LOT 100L
100; close to electric road in Colma; very heap
Il cash. 5lS Jones ST.. g. +. No agents. ie13 3t*
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knights of Honor.

" CO (Cdil VIII accompany them. a gOOfi
time may be looked for.
knights of Honor.
j. W. Rourke, G. D.; j. r. Mclean, G.
c.. c. III. Holcomb d. G. D., together with
the several district deputies of this city
visited Anchor Lodge No. 1856 on Monday
evening and Eureka Lodge No. 1856 on
Wednesday evening.
On Friday evening Grand Dictator
Rourke, Grand Reporter Curry and Messrs.
Laurence and Rust, ID. ID. G. DIS, visited
Ivy Lodge No. 17l6. Remarks were made
by the visitors and several members.
installations in subordinate lodges will
take place at the second meeting in July
Los Angeles Lodge No. 1925 will have a
grand public meeting 10 celebrate the nine
teenth anniversary OF the order on the Both
inst.
wv Lodge will have public installation
on July s.
Supreme Representative Warfeld and
Grand Recorder Curry have returned from
the Supreme Lodge held at South Carolina
Knights of Pythias.
Pluto Lodge No. 100 OF st. Helena viii
celebrate the national anniversary with
picnic and ball on July 4. Grand Vice
Chancellor Frank MCGOWAN will De the
orator of the day. The anniversary of the
institution Of the lodge will also be cele-
brated at the same time. Invitations have
issued to all surrounding lodges to partic-
pate.
The Knights of Pythias ball Association
of Oakland has leased the building on the
corner of Fra nklin and Twelfth streets for
five years, and it is now probable that the
three lodges meeting close by will cOncen-
trate 10 the new quarters.
jefferson Lodge No. 49, the ''baby" lodge
of this city, at the last meeting on Tuesday
evening admitted three esquiTes to the myS.
teries of the rank of knight and admitted
two members by deposit of withdrawal
and organized with only IS members, has
now 40 members.
The Grand Lodge of Idaho will be organ
lied on June q By Deputy Supreme Chan
eellor e. 5. Smith of Moscow, Idaho.
Grand Chancellor Walker c. Graves has
begun his tour OF official visits, having IT.
tended the meeting of Mono Lodge No. 81
at BOdie on Friday last and will visit Nav
erick Lodge No ia at Aturas on Tuesday.
June 81.
The Knights of Eureka, Humboldt
County, expect to dedicate their pew Castle
Hall during the month OF September, and
the grand chancellor, G. +. of r. and S. aud
other Grand Lodge officers will be present.
The grand Vice-chaneellor. Frank McGoWan,
resides at Eureka.
Golden City Lodge No. GO will celebrate
its eleventh anniversary on June %.
The team of Unity Lodge No. 81 will con-
fer The amplified rank of knight on several
candidates for Golden City Lodge on Thurs
day evening next at 421 Post street.
BayaTd Lodge No. 50 now meets at Red
Mems Hall, 800 Post street, on Monday
evenings.
The morning call., 1892-06-13

YOUNG MEN, WORKING MEN, YOUNG LADIES
and every industrious person that wants to make
money
How you can buy a cheap lot upon easy terms
and that VIII double In value before paid
for. / will offer for the next 8 days 100
lots in ths Elmhurst Tract, 25x125 Sl25
to $3.50 per lot, upon payment OF So cash
upon each lot, balance 81 per week. with low rate
OF interest, only per cent per annum; every lot
located directly at the station, only 10 minutes TO
Oakland. 30 minutes TO San Francisco; II you want
to come In this Offering do so at once as there
will not be single lot left after IS days. Tbis will
be the last chance OF this kind you viii ever
have to buy lots conveniently located
10 the metropolis OF the State. surrounded
by substantial Improvements; % daily trains be-
tween Elmhurst and San Francisco, and long be-
fore yOur lot paid for you will have hourly trains;
IL You viii stop and consider this proposition for
one moment you vii buy two OF these beau
tiful lots; in at and select choice lOca-
ton. Remember, only make this offer for Is days.
over IS lots sold this week. Owing to the heavy
expense OF grazing the streets In this elegant tract
which viii be common ced at once, will sell or
lots very cheap for cash. Cali at the office to be
shown property.
For maps and further particulars address all COM
municatiOns TO owner, j, W. LANMANCE, 466
Eighth St, Oakland, Cal. jel0 lGt
The morning call., 1892-06-13

Elections are now progressing in the
lodges throughout the Jurisdiction, and
large and interesting meetings are the con-
sequence.
California No. 1 had an unusual atten-
dance at its last session, over 100 brethren
being present. The son Of that sterling
Odd Fellow and citizen, A. w. Scott, was in
itiated. Speeches, congratulations and fra
ternal enjoyment ruled the hour. 1t was q
pleasant event in the history of the mother
lodge.
Unity No 13l, had large gathering on
the evening of the 18th. Many of the old
timers were present. among them c. w.
Dannals. p. G. M. Elections took place.
after which remarks were made by num-
Der of visitors and brethren.
Golden West Lod ge receives its friends on
the evening of the 10th, and good pro-
gramme has been prepared for their recep-
ton.
The new officials are busy and pro-
gramme Of work is mapped out for the jur-
isdction. The various officials knowing
that they have to follow a most efficient adj
ministration, are eXerting every nerve to
keen ND to the progressive standard.
The morning call., 1892-06-13
ropG1Nc-HousEs FOR SALE.

~ROO ON ACCOUNT OF DEATH: 20 ROOMS;
~ -GU. clears $40 over rent Bay window
house sunny rooms. $500; 5000 cash. balance
payments EEALY CO., has Markets.
nIOOO LoDGING-HOUSE, II ROOMS: ELF
4 ZUU. ganty furnished; rooms al filed:
choice location; fac bargain. NJ. LESS, Fourth.
D. BARNARD. 20s KEARNY ST., ESTAB.
lished odging houses all sizes and prices ="
1JOOO LODGING HOUSE: II ROOMS: n
Y j AOOs Of Market ST.; viii pay 500 per
MONTH MCLAUGHLIN, &c Kearny st.
c0EO LODGING HOUSE: I3 ROOMS;
tNDnOs clears S54 above rent; positive BARGAIN;
BUSIN MSS EXCHANGE. 1882 Market ST. iel5 BIZ
CoFFEE SALOON AND RESTAURANT or
y hrst-cass patronage: daily receipts Sl4Oi owner
retiring after years with q fortune. APP "a
cihc Exchange, % keaTny.
nE0O FURNISHED HOUSE,; ROOMS. PIANO
. OOU. and kitchen; completely furnished;
rent S35; owner going 10 Europe. ol9 Pine St.
near Rearuy. , 10 T. jele SIS
nor SALE-CHEAP: LOD 5ING-HOUSE OF Is
+ rooms ard bath: wei! furnished; good location;
low rent ana always fun. Apply Cail Branch.l2 q
GOD0 LoDGING-HOUSE; 40 ROOMS; OWN
CCOU. er departing 81 Hunt, near Thrd.l2 IT.
TTOUsE u ROOMS: A BARGAIN; ACCOUNT
II sickness. ass Jessie ST. jel2 St.
RIEO LOD6ING-HOUSE I9 ROOMS; CLEAR
e ~. lug $40. D.. box 81, Cal branch. Il So
OFFER WANTED on FINE HOUSE OF IS
~ rooms. opp. City Hail; no agents. Address VI.
A., box no, call Branch once jel2 2tF
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PROPOSALS.


PROPOSALS FOR NAVAL SUPPLIES FOR THE
L NAVY YARD, MAKE ISLAND, CAL.-June =,
lS9Z-Seai ed proposals. Endorsed Proposals for
Naval Supplies for the Navy Yard, Mare Island,
Cal, TO be opened June %, 1892" will be received
at the Bureau OF Provisions and Clothing, Navy
Department, Washington, ID. c., until Il O'Clock
noon. June % 1892, and publicly opened immedi-
atey thereafter TO furnish at the Mare Isla nd
Navy Yard quantity OF lumber. oil. stationery,
etc. The articles must conform to the Navy stan
Gard ana pass the usual naval inspection. Blank
proposals will be furnished upon application TO the
CoInmaudant OF the Navy Yard, the Navy Pay Of
fee. San Francisco, Cal, or to the Bureau. Tie
bids ali other things being equal, decided by lot
The Department reserves the right TO waive de-
fects TO reject any all bids deemed adyan-
tsgeous TO the Cove eminent. EDWIN STEWART,
PdyIn0sfcT General, u s. N Iel3 Moth 1t
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TO LEASE.

NORTH PACIFIC HOTEL NE. COR. OF JACK
~ son ana Drumm SITS contains barroom, dining
room and kitchen downstairs and 46 rooms above;
rent $40 per month splendid location; fine
chance FOR hstel man. ROBERT }. MERCER.
4l0 Pine st. jeS II