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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-27

4 BUSINESS oPPORTUM13 -
~ No Isssrs,ls srOnD o8AHU IA
nSxT' s,ocs scit on sssy seyaae. 90 u oe
nsrs s:.sds Il W Wests-n xssyinds go 49,
20 GOO per rear. Hare ohanpe A@9 -
E New tindsars Nd 49,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-27

The ambulance was called yesterday morning
az 500 o'clock TO Tenth and Byrd streets 70 a
white man suffering with cole. He was taken
out 10 the almshOuse and treated. IL was again
summoned at 1880 +. N. 10 Tenth and Frank
lin streets TO q negro man suffering with an cpl
IeDtts 1T He was treated and left.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-27

You can't make new arm with sais euon ,s o'+
but You can cure the bruises with IT, 20 csnsA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-27

sense. The courts are open, honest Judges PFC. Pre-.
side, honest Jurors are IN the iury-bofcs- -
governors selected by the peppie, tne onc9's e
are chosen according 20 pres ,ribed forms. ne
lnw-mnkers are chosen by those who aoue ~
the isw. All over the southern land We mhy
sem 1r praises TO God that the ex-ConiedeIaso'
orc abiding as wen as law-giying freemen-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-27

The Baptist Social Union will give one OF its
delightful entertainments at Belydere Hall to-
night. The banquet will be an unusually nice
one, and Professor Otis I. Mason, OF the Smith
sonian Institute. viii deliver an address on
Natural History Religion"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-27

publican protection az fraud on tho rights OF
The people, denies the power OF congress 70 lin-
poee a tariff tax except Tor revenue Only.
and demands that the limit OF such I'm
position shall DO the necessiues oi m hohest
administration OF the goyerument. endorse
without qualification tho don1ncia',on, w, tns oe- 9
contemplate free trade. hut recognize ia Just
system of import duties convenient, couslitu-
tlonal, ard equitable plan Tor raising revenue
with which 20 meet The necessary expenses of
tho 6, y,rnment Opposed 10 this Is The neg
ptnrthng. and iudeielsbe theory OF Protection
10 certain industries, by which heavy iarin but
deDe are laid upon the greas mass OF the people
for the benefit OF favored individuals who arc
fortunate enough 20 receive its blessings
This theory, put into practice by the Repub-
lican party, eliminated IN the enactment OF the
Mckinley tariff Law, by which heavy and onerous
thrifi duties are imposed upon some 1000
manufactured articles, many 0t which
are Of daily necessity In the homo.
Nfe Of our people. Tho advocatos OF this
unequalled and unjust system OF taxation have
doludcd the people with various excuses for It's
existence. In the nrst place. % was not tax
but wonderful discovery IN political economy.
by which foreign governments were aitber forced
or deceived into paying our taxes FOR us. This
pretoxt no longer Goceives the tax-burdeaed
people.
rBOTEcTIoN PALACES.
"' Claim everything was the demand which
inauguTnted the Infamous political larceny Of
1876. We are told to-day that Republican tari1
protection for the thirty years Of It's career has
produced the present prosperous condition Of
tho country, ana within that time has
added oits material wealth $4,000, ,OOO.C0O
or throe tiaCs the amount produced In the pre-
cediug 25O years. Iho ialiacy OF making one OF
TWO coexistiug facts the cause or elect OF the
oihoT is the most common aud tho most easily
detected.
" AZ well might this bOasted prosperity be
Rscribed 20 a thousand facts coa1istent with it.
j. woYid be equally logical for us 10 charge that
all stukcs. lOckoIts, financial failures, assign
mcnts, and bankruptcies, which have been three
times as great IN number IN the past thtrty as In
She preceding 25O yeas we're attributable 20 the
vicious pruciple of tarin protection.
There has undoubtedly been a wonderful in
crease N the material wealth OF the United
States. But VINO has III These are pertinent
que tons 10 which answer is found ia unequal dis
triuution, IN tho accumulation Of enormous Irl-
yafo fOrtuues, the tendency 20 pass legislation IN
exchange for political fayors, and utter disre-
gard Tor the rights of a taX-l8den people,
Equally uuteuabc Is the claim that Republi-
can protection j. IN the interest OF labor"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-27

Mr.. II. L. Carne, long superintendent OF pub
lie schools aud principal OF 81. Johns Academy,
OF Alexandria, II In Richmond, whore he Will
tase tho minor orders Of a priest OF the Catholic
Church. tuesday next (All-SGintsb Biehop Van
de Yyver will ordaln bin priest OF the Church
ln S. AnrYa chnrch. In Alnxandrin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-27
wArcuEs. yxwKIRr, 40

FOODS SPEAK FOS raEM.
(J SELVES: she pr,cs ssils Asn.. os4s end
80 than. Everyshins nArks1 - )aaaa aeels4
and AZ var wsrrsnssd .. DucnANAn. eneas
Mcrchans, Co.dsmishs ase sswease ~ 3ess
bread street. sn.s."-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-27

The Acorn Club, OF Washington, gave spe
cal entertainment Monday night In honor o
Mr. Daniel :. Hughes, who had returned to tina
city after an absence OF more than year spec
In Richmond. There were speeches, toasts
songs, sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-27

Cards have been Issued by Mr.. and Mrs. j. II.
Redford announcing tho marriage OF their
daughter, Rosa May. 20 Julian W. Tyler Of New
port News The ceremony will DO performed at
Centenary church on Tuesday evening, N,yem-
Der Sth, at $50 o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-27

r OST A GOLD LOCKET con.
ITaISTN0 the PICTURE OF A LADY. IN.
r,. - an one aldo with the monogram Initials
q o'B. c.: on tho other side. "isso.. Ars.srd
OF si. so win Go paid for iis return 70 ne ~
PArcu once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-27

Mr.. Samuel NJ. Garland, formerly Of this city
ana son OF Rev. J. Powell Garland, was mar
ried az Lebanon, Ore, October 1lth, 10 Misc
Isabella l.. Klrkpatrick. Bishop Duncan. for
merly Of Richmond, performed the ceremony.
The morning call., 1892-01-23
A FALL IN FEES.
Judge COffey Cuts Expenses in
the SearIes Case.

When Mrs. Hopkins-Searles died her
property in this city, estimated to be worth
several millions, was taken charge of by
Public Administrator Freese, who en-
ployed as his attorney J. D. Sullivan.
They devoted about four days of their val
liable time to ascertaining the condition Of
the property, making an estimate Of its
value and notifying tenants and others that
they were in charge.
For their arduOus labors each presented
a bill for $1,000. Judge Coffey looked at the
bills, and after making some reflections on
the sin of charging too much called for
bill Of items. In due time the bill ap-
peared, showing how often the attorney
had appeared in court, how he had notified
persons at Fourth and Townsend streets of
the responsibilities he had assumed. of his
dealings with the tenants of the estate and
his estimate of the value of these services.
Judge COffey gave his decision yesterday.
and instead of allowing the Public Admin
istTator $1,000 for his four days toll he gave
him S346 %, and unto the industrious at
tOTney, instead of $1,000 he gave $3.50.
The morning call., 1892-01-23
RTRNED ALIVE.
Remarkable Crime Committed at oran,
ia Algeria.
nrl Inn

Remarkable Crime Committed at Oran,
ia Algeria.
London Times.
remarkable crime has just been eem-
mitted at Oran, in Algeria. Diego Lopez
and his wife, natives of Spain, lived at La
Mecheria, near Oran, upon farm which
they had brought into cultivation, the other
occupants being their son, . years OF age,
and Spaniard named Juan Baesa. who
was a sort Of general servant. One evening
last March they had invited three of their
compatriots who were employed as navvies
upon railway in course Of construction to
spend a few hours with them. About II
O'clock their guests left and Diego Lopez
and his wife went to bed. About 2 o'clock
in the morning the three BaYvies returned
and were let in the house by the servant,
John Baesa. Having first shot the husband,
they knocked down the wife and rendered
her unconscious, and then proceeded to
pillage the house and lay hands upon all the
portable articles If furniture While they
were doing this the woman came to her
senses, Whereupon the three men as
sailed and then killed her, taking the
little boy and burning him alive. Before
leaving the house they set fire to IL, in the
hope of destroying all traces of their crime,
and willie 1t was in flames they stood un-
cOncernedly outside. advising the people
whom the fire had attracted to the spot not
TO risk their lives in trying TO eXtinguish it,
rs the inmates must certainly have been
burned to death by that time. Fortunately
their advice was not taken, and when the
fire was got under control and the bodies of
the victims discovered, suspicion at once fell
upon them and they have all three been
condemned TO death.
The morning call., 1892-01-23
COUNTRY EEAL EsTATE.


COMPLETE HOME; INCOME PROPERTY. 4713
= acres. fronting on SoH0ma Creek, IA 10 from
town and station; all level bottom land; 30 acres
in bearing vines; 500 young Bartlett pear trees:
hue S-r10m 2-story new house; brick foundations
ali modern improvements; dUe barn, wiudmiH and
fanA-hou,e- 3 horses, wagon and buggy. and all
farming utensils; no waste land: offer wanted;
terms 10 SUIT purchaser; SO miles from this city
y. T. PETERS. I3l Montgomery st. ia9 SaSu I'm
eliza NAPA COUNTY: 20 ACRES: ; MILES
- ~. from station: 10 minutes from good
school: frult aHches on two sides better soil
the state protected from winds; good house, barn
aud chicken houses; 3 acres cleared good red aud
black oak aud macrCue trees on balance; Eplend q
view and excellent roads: fine mineral spring on
tract; $500 cash: balance can stand. Address CARR
Isle. TO Market St Jazz St
NAFA COUNTY RANCH-SO ACRES WITH IN
- pr0vemeuts; $500; water and wood in abund-
ance; 5-rOOm house aud good oUtbuiidlngs water
piped 90 house; fence on sides gOoG roads to
rail- aud steamboat stations; 20 acres clear; $500
cash: no agents. Apply by letter 10 y. MINOT, SIT
TURK 81. ja22 81
L Or SALE.
The morning call., 1892-01-23
EIHNIrInE Want. D.

MEYERS. qO7 MISSION ST. PAYS FULL
= value for your farHIture ami carpets jag 6m
L CBESSWELL. lO45 NsRkET ST. WILL
y buy your furniture and carpets for cash ias q
II >. LEU IhoLTZ. 1864 MARKET. kUON %.
II. will tuy your fCrniture. Ieweiry OF gcocS OF
any KIND .ur cash. send postal uc6 q
IJIGu IEICE'PAU. FOR HOUSEHOLD FUBNI-
II ru-e GaLLAGHf -li. 1921 Market, ur. Nihth. &
". FyR>I PAYS TIE HIGHEST PRICE
y for furniture Cam or send postal Il2l Mar
set ST. bet. seventh ANA Eighth. Oc2l Iy
IL SECONDHAND FURNITURE AND CAR
! TetS uau-r-: Igrge OF small lots cali OF send
postal. ED~EN Iil AL .l1O fourth 81. ccl7 IS
N o. sINHuN- a CO.. AUCTION Ears. WILL
VI liy sour llrulJurs pianos and books 1857
aarset Il ap9 u
NlcJABH. lcS FOURTH 81. PAYS THE HIGH
" es- lrire FOR furniture. stoves, RANGES carpets
LARGE QUANTITY or SECONDHAND FUR
\ lltrre anted. 20 per cent paid more than eise
y re-e- NA-oNE- 10 L-ur-h =. new store NM
The morning call., 1892-01-23
III,NIIIL;E - 81.


FOR tUHNsTURE DON'r MISS OUR STORE;
prices reasonable, quality Sooa. courteous
treatment SAMUEL EEAL, 6lS-S2O Mission ST.,
above Fourth. Jas m
y pTfCE-I AN SOW Al l26 FOURTH NEW
y building. and offer q large stock OF general
household furniture ar reduced prfee- 800 carpets,
Eo.d rs HeR stoves, So. antique chamber suits.
a raTur suits, go cash or install .meuts; aIi az
l-cre,s prices. T. ID. NLL~ON, l-6 Iourrl ST al {.
pUl CHAMBER AND PABLCE FURNITURE
- NI>inf, 3lf Hayes ST.. Instruments uol4 3m
COUNTRY BUY Frs WISHING SECON D-HAND
= furniture OF carpets at reduced ITcrs sar0t ac-
tIou az money refunded shipped tree.ll0 FouFthly
-.J- BED-EvON SET OF = PIECES Al NEW
= -. Man BIOS. III sixth S.. ly39 l2m
4 GOOD CHANCE-IOUR HOUSE FURNISHED
y complete with furuI ure carpets. stoves. car
RAINS, blankets, pictures and mirrors AZ cash prices
On easy iuEtsiimeuts: small deposit. N. FRIED
HAS L CO.'S. lsTgest instaImeut house On tbs
Coast, S-s-SJ STOCKTON. PSI Post ST.; o0sa even
iIes; prompt attenuo PAID 10 country orders Isl q
y nv JHANaEB ~EI~ vH . PIECES. SIS CASH,
~ e. 1Erra. .mrut ~ III BROS gSl c
The morning call., 1892-01-23
Aged, Idle and Dependent.

August Price, an aged man Of uncertain
occupation who lives at the Lindell House
on Sixth and Howard streets. wandered to
the waterfront yesterday morning and
jumped overheard. He was fished out by
boatmen and conveyed to the Receiving
Hospital, where be was soon resuseitated.
Price said he tried to drown himself because
he WAS ont of work and desnnndent.
The morning call., 1892-01-23
RESOLUTIONS.

A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF NEW
- CITY Hall Commissioners. held January 10. S93
the following resolution was passed TO print Re
solved. hat "A hnal estimate In the sum OF
$l@Sl 80. being $ll05 g. balance due on contract
No z. sl6l SO interest, and ga costs. in favor OF
JOHN Il. KENNEDY assignee OF N1ON ELI
DOE, In fun for contract No. z pass TO pr Mt.
CAyes-Commssioners SandeIsOn, Smiley, burst
Eta2O 81 exSu EDWARD l. WOLFE. Secretary
The morning call., 1892-01-23
Mrs. 1IoDonaId's Certificate.

Mrs. Ann O'Brien testified in Justice
Lows court yesterday that she had seen
the certificate of the marriage of Duncan
Mcdonald to the woman who claims TO be
his wife, but whom he repudiates The
record book of Rev. DR.. Scott, who is al
legged to have performed the ceremony, was
produced in court, but displayed no such
statement. The trial was continued until
"Wednesday.
The morning call., 1892-01-23
EDWIN x. ALsIP & co.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.


Branch once % MONTGOMERY street San Fran
cisco. Main once. 1918 Fourth street, sacramento.
LAND ALMOST GIVEN AWAY.
We offer 10 actual settlers on Light Tract Colony
SIX years time TO pay for same, requiring 10 cash
payment Tor three years parties required 10 put up
improvements and set out trees or vines Interest
at per cent per auuum required upon purchase
price. These terms viii enable purchasers TO nav
lot lands out OF proceeds
This colony lies 10 Placer County. short distance
from Pehryn aud Newcastle, among the principal
iruit shipping points OF California.
The soil is deep, rich aud easily cultivated; SUM-
Client wood upon each tract FOR family use; corn
crown WltEout 1rrlg ton; citrus OF diciduous
fruits grown IN tbs vicinity are not eXcelled: price
800 10 $50 per acre.
Also.
No, $3.50 acres fine fruit land centrally
No $3.50 acres. three miles from railroad
station, III Dorado County. Good house. FIVE rooms:
Stables and outbuildings; ten head OF stock goes
with place; price $500.
No 57l-20O acres fine fruit and grain land at
SO per acre.
No $3.50 acres OF the finest fruit land In Placer
C9unty improved; good house, barns etc; price
81 600
Also.
For sale Of exchange Tor CITY property, 900 acres
OF Fort Htil land: go acres cleared, balance la
heaYy timber that VIII more than pay for the place
II cut 10 wood price only ST. 80 per acre; three
miles from railroad at COlfax
Can ~ % Mon rgOmery street, san Francisco. and
get our latest catalogue
JAIL 81 EDWIN K ALSIP s. co
4 4G-ACRE RANCH FOR RENT. CHEAP. W.
- 3. EASTIN. 40 Montgomery e. ja2l 81
Os) ACRES CHOICE BOTTOM LAND: WILL
u sell hair the whole tract; one-quarter mile
rom station. l mile to school. 2 from town: no
improvements; n bargain at SS5 per acre. d. ii.
TYING. SouOma City, Cal. ial9 st
/ OR SMALL FARMS AND LOVELY HOMES,
climate thrown In. see y. II. TwlNG, Sonoma
City CT Mondays, at 500 Sansome. Room !. JAZZ If
Je0 ACRES IN SANTA BARBARA COUNTY;
1OO orchard and vineyard: plenty wood aud
water; $40 per acre. 1912 Howard. after MI ~
HO0 ACRES GOOD LAND, NAPA COUNTY, go
OOO acre. easy payments: would exchange for
improved property BAILEY, 7l9 Market II II
4 MOTHER LIST or CONTRA COSTA COUNTY
~ land: send Tor IT, d.. WEST, Martnezd25 Inns
CONOMA COUNTY LAND: SEND FOR LIST.
- ANDREW PRICE Healdsburg Cal, jail Il
The morning call., 1892-01-23
ADVERTISING.

IF YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE ANYTHING
i anywhere at any time write to GEO. 7. HOWELL
& CO. 10 Spruce 81. New York aul9 ly
LIVERY ONE IN NEED OF INFORMATION on
Il the subject of advertising Will do well TO obtain
copy OF Book for Advertisers 1853 pages, price
81; mailed postage paid. receipt of price: c0n-
tans careful compilation from the American
Newspaper Directory OF all the best papers aud
class Journals gives the circulation rating of every
one and good deaf OF Information about rates aud
other matters pertaining to the business oil adver
Using. Address ROW ELLIS ADVERTISING BU'
REAU. 10 Spruce ST.. New York. sUl9 ly
The morning call., 1892-01-23

The largest sphon. probably. is on the
levee between Mckinney Lake and the
Mississippi River. The main pipe is 2 feet
in diameter and 9i6 feet in length, and it
has discharging capacity of 26,000,0OO gal
Ions q day.
The morning call., 1892-01-23
COUNTRY REAL EsrArE-Co TrNUED.


CCHooL LANDS, 81 so TO SO AN ACRE; ON
~ very easy terms: sold by the State In tracts TO
suit: no residence or improvements required: all
kinds of lands, in many different counties; sen
stamp fer list; open day and evenings f. ".
The morning call., 1892-01-23
OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS,
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

Situated the line OF the Oakland San Leandro
and HaywardS Electric Roac (nOw buiiding)
The morning call., 1892-01-23
TO LEASE

TOWNSEND ST., BET. SEVENTH AND
Il Eighth; lots TO lease any size: would erect
building 20 suit tenant and give lease for 10 years
CHAS. ASHTON. Al ! Montgomery ST. ia9 cod I'm
EOLSoM AND EIGHTEENTH SITS; STEAM
Il power and would Put up buildings TO suit per
manent tenant; lots any size. CHAS. ASHTON, All
Montgomery 81. ja9 cod I'm
The morning call., 1892-01-23

10CA MISSION-ELEGANT LARGE PARLOR:
1OZO pleasant and sunny; double and single
rooms. ia22 It's
The morning call., 1892-01-23

Positively the best speculative property In Alameda
County. Free carriage t. the property. A II.
BREED q CO., $50 Ninth St, Oakland. ja20 II
The morning call., 1892-01-23

SELECT ONE OR TWO TODAY WHILE YOU
PAY 81 Per WEEK n YOU FiND 4 sAyiNGs
BANK THAT WILL PAY YoI BETTER o. THE
GtNE YOU DEED CLEAR. You can remit your
payments ,u postage stamps. money orders. green
bacAs, or ia any way most convenience To you1selL
SECURE CHOICE LOCATION AT ONCE First
come, arSt served.
DO not wait week TO make up your mind. Tho
terms are made easy so thar you can come 20 con
week
mink Of t. l can give YOU the names OF hum
they have doubled their investments IN every In
stance. For full particulars Apply AZ once e.,, TO
taI5 lot Brooklyn Station, last oakland.
$50 f flHs5 s?5l 5 oN , EaiL ,52 IN
S2IU-Lot 55I~7. on railroad: 50 monthly.
SlUU-Lot 4uEl2O; stdeWalaedi SO uoItdly.
S1O0-Lot +Ukl5U: macadam and sewer.
Sb-5-L,t +2z!0U. WaCadaIu and sewer
S-T5-Lot J5ElOO. sIGeWslked. - monthly.
S-5-Hui, BOT -5X~O; fine views
CHAN. a. BAILEY. owner. 20 Montgomery 81. II
ILEGANT 5-KDoM HOUSE AND LOT 251Il4:
i cheap 7l5 Eighteenth st. ja6 II
S.I-n J OK i LOTS. SOUTH or PARK. Mr..
= ~. boulevard now building; abstract com
p.ete 10 date. Address c, Box I5S. CALL Branch
Once JA1U u
IA HY not CONSULT Us BEFORE YOU
~ offer your property for sale through other
firms who wiz tie II up for from 80 10 80 davs with
out masking aUy effort TO dispose OF IL: have
buyers for all classes OF property from 500 10
100000; money VIII De advanced to thOss W mt
Ing 10 sci. T. a. DOLAN ~ Co, $50 Market
street. lalO II
G.-)-l n $500 CASH. Bal. SMALL MONIiIiA
u II Ob. payments; elegant new 5-roOm bay
window cottages on sunny side OF SANCHEZ ST., near
27Jh: only blocks from CastrC-st cable.
Only ore left OF those large 6room, 2-story houses
suuny side OF Clipper ST.. 200 feet ". Of Castro
cars, 18th. for $1,000 lot ZJKlli. 800
cash. balance 10 suit.
Also modern 5-r0Orn, double bay-wiad0w cot
taze the corner OF 9th and Sanchez SITS. r.. Eli
sos, Builder 1920 Z5th St. near Castro. de37 Il
GCQ EACH-LOTS 25Il2j IN EAST BERKE-
4 CO ley: SO cash and 81 monthly.
$3.50 eaCh-LOts Z5Nl25; SIS cash, 3 ! monthly
$3.50 eaCh-Lots 2jKl % 50 cash. 50 monthly.
S4uO-Lut 5uTl 2j- $40 cash and - monthly.
$SU0-LOts 5UXl2j; severed and macadaniZed.
zoo other lots. all sizes, send for maps FRANK
n. WILSON, owner. AIS Montgomery st. de6 II
no YOU WANT PROPERTY. CITY OR CO IN
~ try, IN tie pTettiest valley Of TIE state? Apply
10 Rspa Land Co., Aapa Cat, Tor list Of proper
n
The morning call., 1892-01-23
FLATS 10 LET.

GI0 NEATLY PAPERED ROOMS; YARD;
~ -. water: adults. Ever place, oil l0ll
Mason st.. BET Sacramento and Clay. la2S II
S..)S ONLY NEW CORNER UPPER FLAT
go With large rooms and bath; all modern
improvements: bay-wIud0ws; basement Coraer
Noe aud li z5beth SITS, block rom Castro and
Iweuty fourth: apply on premises. ja25 BIS
The morning call., 1892-01-23

NIELROsE STATION TRACT; LOTS $3.50
w first station East OF Fruityale on brOad-gauge
railroad D cash, 50 monthly payment; blocks
from electric road Ii. s. PINNEY, 907 Broad
way Oakland. nol5 Il
The morning call., 1892-01-23

XrANTED-NEAR LOS GATOS. RANCHES TO
" exchange for fine Alameda property; value
large or small Apply TO MRS. L w. CHANDLER
4 900 PARK ial0tf
The morning call., 1892-01-23
STORAGE.

FURNITURE, TRUNKS. PIANOS. ETC. CARED
i for and stored reasonable; advances made
LIEBES' Pioneer Storage Co.,3l0 Stockton. 9f
LNlRST.CL STORAGE: ADVANCES MADE
Il 642-614 Mission ST. CuAS. l. TAYLOR iY3u
The morning call., 1892-01-23

SHREK, 1898 stockton So. de22 II
EAEPET -ssiITH.s BECSsEL sc A YARD:
iHstaiiment price elsewhere 81 . 81 NJ FRIED
- - : - z-s-2 80 - - a.. =. I-ss - =
CARPET CLEANING.
(AEFEF> CLEANED: $ And 3 CENTS PER
\ y'rd. 4 Stevenson Ie'e.5s-6; 5 sTFAlTAN.
THEsTE~T AND BEST PLACE TO HAVE YOUR
\ carpets cleaned aaj reiaiI JONES Perfect
tarf e-e.saru- and Reno waiting y Orks, p aud y
J. nth sis telephone @4-i. sc6 y
CAFILTs CLEANED. LAID ALIEN w. WHEEL
= DLN. 900 ueary ST.; Telephone 1913 y3 II
L-FAJLui>6s IIDNEER CAKPFT-BEATIN8
- Works DO t-e best "ora. 353 10 557 Iehsna ST.
telephone 300 mrI3 II
EABFETs THOROUGHLY CLEANED WITHOUT
= beating; reflting carpets speciality. C0NkLIS
IE0s. $50 golden Gate ave. LeLeaEols 2I25. - Z
PIANO~. YIOLINs AND SHEET MUSIC.
C.-n UPRIGHT: $50 FRENCH UPRIGHT: 200
GU ~teinway O. sons new pianos &C factory
prices. PAYS Piano Factory. 1923 Nj is,ian. . Iu
L1E~T-CLAsS SQUARE PIANO: SHERMAN a
j Clay make. cheap. s23lg AoEtEomery- Jazz 81
CHICREEING UTRIGHT PIANO; FINEOEDER;
: bargain % o'Iarre.l 81 jt-O 70
TWO GOOD UPRIGHT PIANOS AT sl45: FOR
a few DAYS only 20 O'Farreu 81. ja2U II
NEW UPRIGHT PIANO CHEAP. ROOM ia.
= 81 floor, fa.4.e Ho.ei: II TO O'Clock. la2O ~
RTAGNIFICENT UPRIGHT: MUST BE SOLD:
~ great sacrifice $50 HaiEht 81 jazz IT.
FISCHER PIANO. ~ PRIME CONDITION. AT
a. a bargain. Gail 10 oclOcs OF address 10.
II. btHB. 4J7 Mason st. JAZZ n
4 LOr OF SECONDHAND SQUARE PIANOS;
= fine condition; 1t a sacrifice KOHLER x
CHASE. . O.Fsrreii ST. ly-9 t.
l. oHLEB & CHASE, g IS AND30 o'FABRELL
~ St.; leading piano, and organs. oldest music
mouse largest STOCK easy terms low prices APPS u
NUHBEE OF SECONDHAND PIANOS. VERY
y cheap; including Kuaae NOse Guid Emerson
and others. r. W. SPENCER q CO., rs Market
ST., second lC0E delJtf
EALLET 81 DAVIS AID KIMBALL TIANo AID
II Organ Agency w. g. BADGER. 70 Market q
II oRNUNG's PIANOS; BRILLIANT: POWER
Al lu tone: strictly first class. Sl7 Mission mis- q
= l. NEUNANN PIANOS: FIR-T-CLASs n
tone ana workmanship - EIuth 81, MOI U
II EG1IE x LONG PIANO Co. WAEEROOM 1913
u Polk So. corner Clay; sold on IustaIImeuts;
send Tor Illustrated catalogue and terms mol Il
CIEIN NAY. GABLER AND PEASE PIANOS
~ organs and all musical Instruments call and
cur new TGoms and stock. MATTHIAS GRAY =
co. zoe and 1C7 Post ~. steiuwBy HAN. ja7 U
CTECK. HAEDMAN. VOSE AND STERLING
= pianos sold on SO monthly Instruments BENJ.
CURT AZ son. sole agents. 20 U'Farrel ST. au7 tr
~ CENTS Will SEND THE WEEKLY CALL
| ~ for four months 90 any part Of The United
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