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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-01-28

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cial atmosphere its a cold
day will be superseded by
some pleasanter expression.
Do you have much trouble
in broiling your steaks ? We
want to say a few words to
our constituents who do.
Those Of you who use a
Fischer Range need not listen
because they are far away
from difficulty when it comes
to cooking. We want to
whisper to the people who
have plain every day iron
stoves. Recently we received
almost a cargo of Broilers,
especially adapted for use in
the cheaper grade of stove.
They are so constructed that
every drop of the essence Of
the beef is secured and in
stead of the dried up, taste
less morsel that is sometimes
set before you you get a deli
cious piece of steak that will
have the effect of adding a
month to your existence.
Cold weather chills the
ardor of the Refrigerator man
but it don't keep the provis-
ions. We've not talked Re
frigerator to you for a long
time and a few words now
won't hurt. Nowadays ice is
ice; you want a Refrigerator
that will keep your daily sup
ply of ice and provisions
about as long as it is possible
to do so. You want one that
will do this, and at the same
time be pleasing to the eye.
We think we have them that
combine beauty with utility.
We believe our customers
when they volunteer the infor-
nation that the Refrigerators
or Ice Chests which they have
bought from us are the best
, they ever used. The one with
, the ice water tap attachment
; is particularly convenient and
, we commend it to you. Ten
t pounds Of ice a day will keep
: your meats in excellent condi-
r ton and give you an abund
, ant supply of ice water with
= out being obliged to break the
E ice.
The arrangement of tools
3 in our mauka window gives
t you the suspicion of an idea
i that we have a pretty gooc
l assortment of tools in stock.
i; 1t is only recently that we have
e devoted any special attention
e to this line; we were forced
$ into it by the constant inquire:
for tools of different descrip
: tons. The assortment is al
. most complete but we will ado
!; to it from time to time unit
2 you will be able to get any
: thing you want. We think
f our method of supplying the
public with articles is as salts
. factory to you as to us.
:, Have you read anything
about the Hendry Breaker
e Plow?" Perhaps y0w have
< no use for plows but there are
, a good many people in the
:. Kingdom who do use then
It and have been 10th to decide
which is the best for the pur
n pose. From the result of the
@ practical tests given the Hend
e ry Breaker we believe it to be
! the best in the Kingdom
: They are made with a view tc
d strength and at the same time
n reducing the weight to a mini
3 mum. Lightness and strength
Y are a combination hard to bea
i in a matter of plows.. tt
|, combine both in plows ha:
q been an unsolved problem I'm
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-07
MISCELLANEOUS.
STOCKINGS.

&c $$5S s So
SAVE BETTER ONES. WE
TOLD YOU LAST WEEK
ABOUT THOSE NEW 25C
AND soc LADIES BLACK
HOSE THEY ARE WORTH
SPEECH EVERY DAY. DON'T
LAY CUT ANY MONEY TILL
YOU SEE THEM.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-07
COLLINS RETORT.
The Attorney Defends His Con-
duet in the SaVOry Case.

George d. Collins. an attorney, appeared
before Judge Hebbard yesterday afternoon
TO show cause why he should not be com
PEELED to pay into court several hundred
dollars drawn by him from a savings bank
on the order of Mrs. Richard SavOry, when
she was released on a charge of insanity.
She had sued her husband for divorce on
the ground OF cruelty. and he claiming that
she was Of unsound mind, attempted to have
her placed in an asylum.
Collins when he appeared before the
court justified his course, and swore that he
had rescued Mrs. Savory from imprison-
ment in an asylum. He advised her to
withdraw her money from the bank be-
cause he believed she wOuld be better able
20 preserve her rights when in possession of
her own property.
Collins denounced the affidavit of the de-
PENDANT. which resulted in his being called
before the court, as a vile mass OF libel and
fabrication. He read an affidavit from Mrs.
Savory, in which she declared that in draw
ing her money from the bank he had simply
Obeyed her wish
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-07

REST AcRzED STORE IN The cZY
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-07
MRS. WETHERLY'S CASE.
The Supreme Court SuStainS Her
Claim Agai st Strauss.

In the case of Mrs. c. Wetherly against
J. Strauss the Supreme Court yesterday
afi rmed the judgment Of the lower court.
Mrs. Wetherlv on September 3. 1888, de-
posted with Strauss for safe keeping GER
tifcate Of deposit that he'd been issued TO
her own order. On the next day one Havl-
land, representing certain assigned claims,
of which one was assigned by Strauss. COM
menced an action against the hrm OF which
Mrs Wptheriy's husband was a member.
4 writ OF attachment was Issued, ana her
deposit with Strauss was garnlSheed. No
notice was given her Of these proceedings
until after she mad demanded the certificate
on September IAN. when Strauss told her
that il hid been attached.
Mrs. WetherIy brought suit for dam
ages and the defendant In his answer
alleged that the money represented 10y the
certificate was the property OF the paIutI1s
husband, and was therefore subject % at-
tachment. At The trial the plaintiff testified
that the money represented by the Ger
Ii6cate was her property, given t. her by
her husband, and the jury rendered YER
d ct in her favor.
Strauss appealed on the ground that the
money had been given 10 Mrs. Wetherly by
her husband for the purpose Of defraudInE
the latteT's creditors, and that 1t was there
fore subject 10 attachment The supreme
Court ia sustaining tie lower court held
that Strauss had made no ayeTment OF in
tent To defraud IN his answer 10 Mrs.
Welherly's complaint but had relied upon
the ground that the money was always the
property Of the husband and was never her
separate property, and had produced no
evidence before the jury that fraud had
haAD intended
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-07
That Elevated Road.

Editor Daily Morning cal; Permit me
throug your columns to suggest few remarks
In regard TO this proposed elevated electric road
In the first place the property owners are not in
favor OF such n proposition, as we have more
ROADS than we need to the Tark now. Second II
is a clumsy, uusightly looking affair. shutting
out all sun and light from our homes Third, m
case OF fire II would be utterly Impossible for Ere
engines or hremen 10 put ont a fire or handle
their ladders with this elevated ROAD IN their
way Ii Chief Scannell wishes 10 show his
efficiency In fire matters he Will undoubtedly use
his utmost influence against his scheme. The
projectors OF this scheme, they say, are Eas ern
capit alsts. but We doubt this story and give our
CITY capitalists tie honor. Not sal stied with
their present roads they are like the octopus,
stretching ont its arms 10 grab all and satisfy its
own selfish ends regardless Of consequences to
tie small property owner.
we cannot see why this road IS not operated
on a wider atreet Qike Market or Van Ness ave-
nuel and through 4 district where they know full
we'll they will meet with but little opposition.
Taken as a whole this proposition OF Mr.. Hart
zelrs for an elevated road will prove nuisance
along the roule proposed. II is also a project
that is about twenty years ahead OF our real
necessities In the railroad line. j. W. Il.
,,.7fl
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-07
THE STOCK MARKET.

The past week has been satisfactory from a
brokers standpoint the fluctuations in prices hav
ing been sufficient to allow considerable trading
and large lots Of the leading stocks have changed
hands. No definite news OF any importance has
been received from the front but rumors OF an i'm
provement in Becher ana the 1900 and 1850
levels of the Con. Cat. & Virginia have been
quite numerous and pretty generally believed
The demand for Con Cal q Virginia. as well as for
the other leading north-end mines. has been very
strong, ana a scarcity or the stocks OF these mines
Is complained OF by the brokers. 1t is also the
general belief that quite number Of heavy opera
tors short the market, and sh ould they make
any attempt to fIl prices would go much higher,
the stocks ar1 now closely held. Should any im-
pOrant strike be made public there is little doubt
that lively times would follow, the public appe e
tte seems whetted Tor deal, as the large throngs
ia the exchanges cOncluSiyeiy proves.
On the early call vest erday the market continued
strong and active, with the nOrth-end stocks rs
leaders Ophr sold at 80 50. Mexican 81 %. Curry
s. S. Best a Belcher SO 20, Con. Cal q Virginia
SO - to sales OF 72O shares. Sierra Nevada 81 rs
and Union 81 s5@l 80, with assessment added,
Ia the middle stocks Bullion sold at 81 D. CholIar
81 20, Savage 81 30, Norcross 81 O5 and POtOsi
Inc cold Hi stocks were steady, and BeIcher
sold at 81 50. crown Point 81 10. oyerman 81 10.
seq Beicher ooc ahd Jaeket ~ 10. The balance OF
the call the market very dull, prices shaded of
Few cents aud closed easy.
NOTES.
The CholIar assessment falls delinquent in board
tomorrow.
Silver steady at 9O$4c IN New York yester
day.
Bullion valued as above ss7S4 has been received
from tue Bulwer Con. OF BOdie.
The Yellow Jacket IS shipping to the Vivian mill
about thirjy-eight tons Of rock daily.
The Enterprise says: The water In the various
shuts iu the southcid mines IS now level with
the ZOO station OF the Crown Point incline. The
reduction OF the water this point very rapid
after the boring of the last driu hole recently IL
Is being pumped cut OF the incline at the rate
OF l2.jU0 gallons per day, aud there Is sight
gradual reduction In the flow each day. NOW that
the shafts have been emptiet TO the 1900 Level Of
the Point the draining of all the ground above viii
follow The pumping IS established on firm basis
now. aud the cost Of takiag out the water Will be
reduced oue-half the drift connecting
the Point and Belcher can be opened and better
ventilation secured by exchanging steam Tor fresh
air iu working the pumps
Mining assessments failing due this month amount
TO Sgl2. 100. of which Nevada mines want S375.-
100 California So, 600 aud British Columbian
SIS, 900
Following Are the Highest Prices During
the Past Week.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-07
PROPOSALS
For Constructing a Brick Sewer IL
Franklin Street, from Vallejo to
Lombard street.
OFFICE OF THE CLERK or THE BOARD q

OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE BOARD OF
" Supervisors OF the City and County Of san Fran
cisco, February ,. 1892
In accordance with Resolution No 64O6 Third
Serles) OF the Board Of Supervisors, SEPARATE
SEALED PROPOSALS Will be received IN open
board on MONDAY EVENING February 8 1892
from 80 10 o clock, to construct a brick sewer
in franklin street from Vallejo to Lombard street
All the said worK 70 be performed In strict ae-
cordance with plans and specifications on file in
tbs once. prepared by the City Engineer and the
with and subject to the conditions imposed by sec
ton NJ. 3245 OF the Political Code. determining
that eight hours shall constitute days work.
NOIICE-Bldders VIII estimate and STATE price
for which they Will perform tho entire work in
strict accordance with sad pans and specifications
and under the direction aud 10 the satisfaction OF
the Superintendent OF Streets
The party 10 whom the contract is awarded Will
be required prior to or al the time OF the execution
of the contract, 10 pay the cost Of advertising this
notice IN three daily newspapers.
II Crder 10 preserve uniformity mud to facilitate
the award, the board has resolved 20 receive no
bidS unless made upon blank forms repaired by the
committee, and certified check for the sum OF
able to the CLERK Of the board conditioned II the
proposal is accepted ana the contract awarded ana
if the bidder shall fail or neglect to execute writ
ten agreement and give the bond required within
four days after the award is made then, and in
that case the said sum shall be paid into the city
and county treasury 10y said clerk, as iquidated
damages for failure and neglect,
PLANES furnished by the clerk.
The board reserves the right to reject all bids IL
the public good so require.
fed st JNO. A. RUSSELL, Clerk
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-07

FLOUR-some dealers quietly sell below the
quotations. while others report no decline. The
market Is very unsettled, owing to this cutting.
Net cash prices follows; Family extras IS 5
16 25 q bbl; Bakers extras So 1895 IS; city super
nne 80 2005 As; interior brands. S5@j 20 for ex-
tras So 2O3a3 45 y bbl for superhne.
WHEAT excited yesterday. with still
higher prices for options aud actual grain. The
leading option rose TO 81 IS on the Informal seS-
sion but fell back on the regular call Skipping
Wheat was very stif Ar the improved prices, though
buyers were ia realizing that a sharp advance
had occurred and that IL necessary TO pay up II
they wanted W heat. No. ], 81 SIZE y Ell; choice,
81 63a40l IS; lower grades 81 o5Gl 90: extra
ehoice, for milling. 81 671aGl 20 q ctL
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssIoN-IO o'clock-Buyer season
100 81 81: 100, 81 678s; 800, 81 6712; 100,
81 B75s; 100, 81 67*4; 200. 81 So
REGULAR mourning SE5sIoS - Buyer season
400 81 81; 800. 81 66t4 200, : 663s; 400.
81 "a n. Buyer August--lOO 81 AZ 100, 81 AZ ~ {;
300. 81 47s4.
BARLEY-The leading option made further adj
vance yesterday, touching ~ o. aHd carr, Ing
actual harley along witA II. The week closed buoy
ant at the advance. NJ. l Feed, $lGl U2Lg p ctl
dark Coast. 92l5@97tac; Brewing. 81 O5DI 10:
Cheyaiier. 81 4beal 90 for standard; lower grades
81 O5@l 20 b eth
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFoRMAL SFssION-1O O'Clock Buyer season
500. 81 0O84: 100, 81 0OHs; 800. 81 OIL
REGULAR MORNING oksstoH - Buyer season -
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-07
REINSTATEMENT or BROAD.

Attorney A, j. Clunie handed each Conn
missioner cory Of the peremptory writ of
mandate issued by Judge Wallace in the
case Of Clerk Charles f. Broad of the cor
Doration yard, who VS. removed for in
subordination. In asking that Broad be re-
lnstated Clunie said he desired TO make a
personal statement. r. SSmpson had i'm
Piled that George Maxwell. clerk Of the
board, had accepted commissions In the pur-
chase OF department supplies The attorney
said that he did not approve Of the charge
and was certain that Maxwell is innocent.
Broad was then Testored 10 duty In ac-
cordance with the writ OF mandate. The
charge Of neglect Of duty is pending against
Broad. and his trial for arriving ten minutes
late one morning was postponed for Que
week. He will resume his duties as soon as
an account Of stock at the corporation yard
Is taken. Clerk SteltZ will then fud him
self out in the cold until such lime as the
board can iud another soft billet for him.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-07
FELL FROM A YARD.
Fatal Injuries of Seaman Blu.
chanan Of the E0Ius.

John Buchanan, an able seaman Of the
British ship -Eolus, died yesterday morning
while being conveyed to the Receiving Hos
pital for the treatment Of terrible injuries.
The vessel lay at Mission Bay Wharf. Long
Bridge, aud Buchanan was aloft on the fore
yard.
While stretching gaskets he lost his bal
ance and fell to the deck. a distance Of forty
feet lie was picked up terribly maBgled
and bleeding ana placed upon the wharf
while a patrol wagon was teleDhoned for.
His ribs were crushed in. his legs broken
ard internal injuries inflicted that caused
death.
The deceased was 43 years old, single. and
n native Of Scotland. His remains were re-
moved 10 the MOrgue, where an inquest viii
I held tomorrow morning
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-07
V~NN~Ee-V
delq eod&Wy u

balls and coils: Hop Irvine. 2lLc; Lathyarn. IIsC;
Duplex rope, 9I2c; l2-tbread, Zoe; and DO
lOIec; Bale rope 9I2c; Lathysrn. Size; Hop
Irvine, 9l2c; Grapevine Irvine, balls coils
lOLac; Binder Irvine. lie , II.
SALMON-Alaskan Fish, 81 07La1l 10 for King,
81 or al 08 for Red aud 97Iac@Sl for SILVER:
British Columbia, 81 37i2dl 40 Z dOZ; Columbia
River Fish. 81 40GI 80 , dozen.
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes. terms net cash: Cube. Crushed, Powdered
and Fine Crushed al SAC = 10. Dry Granulated,
47sc; Confecti0uers' 4, 4s4c; Extra c, 4Isc:
Golden c, &c: ID. 3Esc 2 IL; hair -bbls, \ &c more
than bbls, and boxes PC mora
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-07
Alleged Breach OF Trust.

Suit has been brought in the Superior
Court By Herbert L. Grew, heir Of the late
Sarah d. Mitchell, against Charles 7. and
Eugene w. Brown to quiet title to land on
Diamond street. He claims 1t was conveyed
Inv 6. p. Brown, while employed as Mrs.
RIitcbelPs fiduciary agent, to his son, Eu-
gene. without consideration and without the
knowledge Of MS employer.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-07

check on S4ther & Co, bearing the sigma
ture Of Hansen & &C.. lumber merchants.
Zllinsky accented the paper and gave SIT
in change He was considerably disap-
pointed when me presented tie check at the
bank and was informed that it was a for
gerry. 1t is reported that Gebie has left
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-07
The Record Of nenlh.

The Health Office report shows that the
number Of deaths during the week in this
city was 152. Sixteen Of the 20 decedents OF
foreign birth were MongOlians, 20 died un-
der / year of age, 20 were between the
ages 81 90 ana 10 between 20 and so, and 3
were upward of 50 years old. The casual
ties numb eTed g. hOmicides and % died in
public Institutions. The death from
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-07

NEW York Feb Coal stocks were the iea-
lures to-day, there being enormous transactions
ard an extremely rapid rise in them. The general
market opened strong and quiet but remained
comparatiyeiy inactive, final changes being gener-
ally small fractional losses, and the close being
firm Jersey Central Is up "a. LackaWanna "a
Reading 2s5 Delaware aud Hudson ~. the rest
OF the list small fractions lower. Governments
nrm Petroleum closed at 90 12c.
NEW y DIRK. Feb. 6.-UnteG states BondS-4S'
NM: do rs. 100: Northern Pacihc. 1884 Ca
madam racIhc. Syl4; Central Pacific. 81 u; Union
Pacihc 45Ts: AtchisOn and Santa Re 1854 Wels
Fargo 40; Western Union. sI14: SILVER SO@4c'
Sterling. 81 S604 80.
1880. sugar, 3 IL 6a3 1850. HOps-Pacinc Coast,
10 IA 26c. Hides. lac Copper - Lake. $40 70
Itn - spot $40 60 Lead 49, Domestic, - 10.
Iron, SO Petroleum, 60l2e.
HOPS.
In Hops business is moderate, with soft under
tone Strictly prime States sell at 24c; choice
Washington are offered at 25c without takers
brewers are buying cautiously. Foreign IS quiet.
LIMA BEANS.
A deal involving about 10000 bags OF California
Lima Beans has recently been put through The
priees are understood 10 have been 81 42H2 a
bushel for sail and 81 6S for rail- shipments deliy-
cred here. New York and Philadelphia JobOerS
were the chief buyers.
COFFEE, SUGAR AND METALS.
Sugar-Raw. hrm and unchanged; refined, do
Lake with Calumet ana Hec!a holding for lie.
Casting brands firm at lOf4c, the lowest prices
for Lake since 1889. 90,
Coffee-Is weak at 20 points decline sales,
20 900 bags. February, $l3 20; March, SI3 % /;
April Sl2 80. Rio firm.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-07

j. Donovan, who was aTraigned before
Judge Trout yesterday on the charge of
assault with deadly weapon, was very
anxious to plead guilty to an assault and
take punishment, When told ito could not
do that and asked whether he desired an
attorney he replied emphatically that he
did not, because If 1t had not been for all
attorney his case would have been dis
posed of on his Police Court examination
with q thirty DAYS penalty.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-07
SOCIETY EVENTS
IN WASHINGTON.
B State Reception Held Oh a Bitterly
Cold Night in January.
The Postmaster-Generars Dinner to the Pres
ident and Mrs Harrison-A Fete
q. the japanese Legation.
specia. to THE SUNDAY CALL

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WASHINGTON Jan. 81. 1892 The states
-. .lo3 .nl, IN sit at home and vote
"o- .;..:,,, +I,.+ tl,ora il mt
ai4t"Fi'''''"' ''9 ~ -,
to bt wal N"' '"0 NV ~ 'l'i 80
would have been ~ II. ana the mitltaIS OIL
....- who looked forward t. visiting South
....-.ra as an army If occupation, are
.- e..,,,,,.i,+s5 Tban certain Hood
-' .--..t.. 8. ,.,,,,ft Oh, vr.1I
l-.t'.s l"t''- 80 ''o"7''. - - ,,.;+i
F.. train our forces 10 Ee' "ut manu- J." "'''
r..- little brush or SklrmISa u suppression
t,t. Chile. So as u be ready 10 meet the
..-..F.r linn and have it ont about New
...- ,s.,, and 1,a7nlar ones
-oa-oit-I' o~''l''- IVA ''''
l"ps. c.
Now that the sealing scdoouetS are A'UHs
.u+ and leaving Pacific ports the Behriug
S.o oras.f-r +, 1.s.ns taken up with a great
49, ,.ol INA two British ana
- q, ,.,,.,4..,7.,,,.,~s WIN Wis
i.r t"o -A'- s-5,.,.. 80
ttfU b-lF.iE sea ia7t eUiHhi1l' hu'Si4eu 'llS.A
examinations and returned TO TINS coast IN
~autfmher are lust about 70 present their
-..+-.s,..7 erurar Incidentally. il appears
.,.,.;,,, r,,.a- c7a11 IN send
t.N' .' N.2' Swan '''''7 ~ -.
our Two COMMISSIONERS VA '"''4
cruise in tie Al53trOss. Alter the Ooln-
l..-,loucrs confer there viii be long dis
,.,-.Hf,r h.ryyeen the two Governments;
- .--.;.-..,-s ,,.ilI he named and will
'.1- -, .I9,Tr 5fscnss
s-."5 s'."7' anu -'' ~ -,
ana Dy 9tpte5l 5el; "5 .l1 i ,,,.r-,e
800 ID las -,, C.iI1' 4r{ lv fhar time rhe
~ ,-e 4o3'' i' -, ,,,,S- tba r1rntrZ.
'.. |',7' M MI, 80 fs,,.r1 IN. Interested
su-.t cue 'o so I''
'' S.1'5 l.5l ,r5 o,otbar state recan-
Inc l',,o9i.' ny ~ l ''-' ,a i- iy
--.u '5'' l- 81 b;tt,-7,. coli ,i5I,+ vim
lo9--u u. i, va, -" 81 t'.[ 7,a,lfe IF their
pre- -l'- w ana =" L. - -s,-L,,,,ia5 and half
49, . 5.- - lie n~frv9-.f
- -, H., hornets ana
-oN --- 800 - .-
AEN N 80 '" e'-oti'i.9 ,.,-
>G1llered the Nel-lIesseu members % -He
company ANA uY t-elT MANNER anu "ppV@'-
auCe showed how unexpected lHeH presence
was. Mrs. Harrison anu the ladies' ia
line With ltr were Supei3ly aIlTeQ, ana me
company iu the U.u' l4Il2l Was Il MOST
brilliant one. war talk was oil course Ih
the ascendant. ana every one ldu praises
for Ire tre>il-uis able message ana Iol
TIE 81 al manner III WA.cA Nt.-t.aLy
lrtes l.l gotten DIS loIce On d war Ioo,-u-
"l.eH- aut S-.. :-..
ltrie mas lrrA L1 20 y .,ie vi ~ $500
ts Week. me Us .--i's oil .,-i1 y. ;.
N Nna.1aAeI opening Mt,A d l'AnrL 10 t-'r
lle---a-l ana '-.S. harrison On III au ,is
-.- '-
,.,.,- ,,--r-,+a Hn1-a rlTs
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-07
DRY GOODS.
KENNEDY'S
AND
OUR
PAT RONS
FOR
7 HI:
PUBLIC
q w
WORDS

Our business for the past month has been tar III excess
of the corresponding month last year with total profit
goods of perhaps less We have however attained Ill
great the end aimed and made heavy nroads
into our immense stock impossible to have done IN this
the dull season. except by making big reductions IN Fall
goods and styles During the time of listing stock we
made still further reductions in the several departments on
several lines Of goods. notably IN our
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-07
Bunders, Contracts.

Joseph a. M.chaeltscbke VITA Duffy Bros plumb
Ing, etc, % a iourstory frame buiIdlrg, southwest
corner Deary and LeavenWOrth SIS $3.50
Mrs. A C. Dice with John Lath. to erect a two.
story frame dwelling. on north line or uayes ST. az
feet east OF steiner, S3S3s; bonds, 1000: T. Joogl
and Stanley stephens, surcties.
Jere Donovan with joan T. Hayes. 70 erect
Of Green S449J bonds, 5000; T. Joost and C. 5.
Holmes. suretlcs.
ID. r. Walker, agent for Aljhea Walker painting.
etc. 81 two tw0story frame dwellings on south
line Of broadway, 81 feet west Of Cough ST.. $500