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DIED..


BARNES On Monday. May l6 1892. at Phiisdel-
.na 'H R HAhBn e the
Intsrred at Congressional cemetery "Wednesday,
BUR BURcH On Wsanesiay. May is. 1892, at IL
Barr ae n sss on, s, q sssn
fans,sl ts% his psys.,s rsslSsnce 1879
Is x: %;;;.s HEhsi S
rnpsta from ,hs Church q The Imm.eq.,s cOnssg
instant. at go O'Clock a M.
D. nhrS 9E6kar q z WfSHSsS.E My Is lss
on s. ~ II; s ' Sr as:sss r.
nsF. .aa RI Ss
G9INf saiS T RTGSs Ny II .. .s e
William Il. and Emma NJ. Comes.
And thou ART dead, ss young and fair
And form soft and charms 90 rare
Too soon returned % earth"
Funeral from parents residence sos street norsh.
Eest asssgTasy 2iss instant At O'eloct p
i. pE:ss g; Y: . m:s is ssS
Lomsx. in the sixty seventh yesr Of bis ase.
IS sSss: q {: s.s p s ;sS:.
hctphMllh suddenly. OF br1Rhts disease. %
q :. sSsn n, ~ y.s sso''A
Funeral from his late residence. No. ! street
northeast Friday afternoon. Nay 20. ct 8 O'Clock.
Relatives and friends invited % attend. 2
Mills. On Wednesday. May IL, 1892 sfssr q
short but painful illness. Mrs. MALyINA Mills,
beloved aunt OF Mrs. Margaret Lockett and MN Annie
Williams.
Funeral viii take place from her late residence lsls
street northwest. Friday May 20. at o'clock p IN
Friends and relatives invited attend. InterIent
Alexandria Kindly omit flowers.
NEUMANN. On Thursday, May TO- lsss2 st 4 10
q M. after long and painful Illness JULIUS The
beloved husband OF OLGA Neumann.
,i rnn n private SATURDAY m. from rssdence,
papers please copy
PEARCE. On THURSDAY. Msy r. lsSss infant soa
OF Fredelena A. and William II. Pearce. -
TAP On T9ssdSS Nay n, 1872 after long and
Of Mary T. Tai and -in-law Of the lste Vim r.
Grifth IN the sixty ninth year Of his Ese.
fnnerA from his late residence. Ills Niltb street
the family respectfully requested attend g
TINDALL On May is. 1872. SAMUEL l. TIN-
DALI. aged eighty nine years.
Funeral from late Residence zoo Third street south
east, at 10 a. m. Saturday. May 81. tHilminston,
Del. and Phtladelphia nspers please copy.l
WHITING On May Is lss2, att 40 O'Clock an.
BENZ. c. WHITING. beloved husband o. Noilis y
Calmly he pess~d away,
Asleep ON Jesus breast.
From suffering, sin and care
We know he hes gone 70 rsst-
Funeral from Asbury n T. Church, corner Of
O'Clock pm.
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Transfers Of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: J. A.
Butler, IT,, to W. J. Dusan ct al, two-thirds of
lot 20, Peters Mill Seat; -. r. A. Fish to j.
A. Butler, jr., lot 26, do; g. Same to Ellen
v. Fish, lots "a and 81, do; g. Same to w.
J. Dugsn ct al. lots 10, 81 and 20, do; g.. IL.
T. Taggert, trustee, to Katherine Schmidt, pit.
"A, 50. 26S; 1000. Same to Maggie F. Riley,
sub F, SO. 1854; s3,7ss.40. R. A. Goode to Rock
Greek Railway Opt. 1877, Lanier Heights; g.
C. Darlington to G. Hamilton, lots 16 and Is,
blk. ls, Twining City; e.. John Cook to NJ.
Ashford ct al, pit. l02, 50. s67; e. J. A. Ca
hill to J. ]. Sheehy, subs 81 and Ga, 50. 1929;
e.. Same to J. Gordon Jones, subs 81 and 80
do; g. J. r. Imbrie to A. Suter, sub 1888,
90. 674; e. A. P. Pardon to Mary H. Power,
pf II, blk. 8, Widows Mite; s3,5i0. W. B.
Soper to Florentine GIL. n. = 10, 50. 262; e.
J. C. Cahill to Margaret r. Ssmmons, subs SO
and GO, 80. 1923; Sl,450. Same to W. Mayse ct
al, subs 65 and IS, do; $500. sallie Stewart
70 John Miller, z. n "a. s2l; g.. Charlotte J.
Pile to Lucinda A. Landon, pit. 1, SO. 1913; s..
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Gen. Miles' Dispatches 7hroasi,
From Chicago.

Bushine Gen. M1les' Dispatches Through
From Chicago.
CHICAGO, May ls.-Ths bicyclists have made
. splendid record thus far. The dispatches
from the various points show that the dash
exhibited at the start is not falling OF. At
Hammond, Ind, Bliss and Hoaglsnd, the Ken
sington-Hammond relay In the race, arrived at
1:46 pm. yesterday, with the wind very strong
and dead in their faces. Taylor and
Allen, the Hammond Tolleston relay, were ct
the Michigan Central depot; in readiness to take
patch was hurriedly transferred TO The fresh
riders and away they went. Much interass xas
manifested and the boys were heartily cheered
as they passed through.
At Laporte W. A. Rhodes arrived from Otts
twenty-fve minutes ahead Of schedule time,
riding through heavy rain the entire distance
Of ten miles. The relay from there departed at
6:26 and reached New Carlisle. fifteen miles
distant, at 7:54 O'Clock.
At South Bend the message was passed to Al.
Nicolet and with the important little dispatch
under his arm came tearing in. Hull, Chicago
man. close behind, had broken his wheel and
Rowe Of South Bend magnanimously gave him
his, on which to finish.
These riders arrived at the Oliver House at
S:44, Just fourteen minutes behind echedule.
through an immense assemblage Of people. n
H: Vansicklen and G. Thorn, welf-known
AAuChos SeoI tSu lOI oOsucu, tWeuty-blX mue8 1Ox.
Their on. yansicklen said he would surely catch
up the fourteen lost minutes, and there are no
two better men in this country to do h. They
discarded coats and vests and with lighted IAN
terms tore away through the crowd.
BUTLER, IND, May 19.-Howard Tuttle,
bearing Gen. Miles message to Gen. Howard
OF New York, passed through here on his bicy-
Gle at S:45 this morning.
BRYAN, OHIO, May 19.-Howard futile made
very fast run from Butler to Bryan, eighteen
miles, In one hour twenty one minutes, arriving
here at 1910 am. F. E. Spooner from here to
Wauseon, Ohio.
WAusEoN, ONO, May 1s.--perin Of Toledo,
Root and Young OF Chicago, doundered through
the mud from Napoleon this morning and say
that the route would delay riders dry. Lake
Shore road will be used to Holland and then
wagon road to Perrysburg.
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IN WALL STREET TODAY.

Stocks Moderately Active at First, but Set
tied Into Dullness.
NEW YoRK, May l9.-Stocks were moderately
active during the two hours Of business this
morning, with Atchison, Reading, Northern
Pacific preferred, Union Pacific, Hooking VAL
ley, Erie common and preferred, st.
Paul and Chicago gas leading in point
OF activity and weakness. Manhattan
Elevated showed some strength at one time and
recovered per cent. The others were weak
throughout and at noon were at about the low
est prices. The decline ranged from q to !
per cent. At this writing, l.30 pm, the mar
ket is dull. Sales 1873 800 shares.
Money on call loaned easy at ~ per cent.
Exchange quiet; posted rates, 4s7a4sS1<; actual
rates, 4S611aA861S for sixty days and 4S7s<a4ss
for demand. Governments steady; currency
g.. 100 bid; a, COUP, NIX bid; extended q,
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THE NEXT METHODIST CONFERENCE
Cleveland, Ohio, Working Hard for II
Honor Of Having Il.


Honor of Having Il.
OxAHA, NEB, May Is.--James r. Briggs pre-
sented q resolution adopted by the general con-
ference demanding that the editors Of the off,
cial papers discontinue making them an agency
for the PRONUNCIATION Of their partisan preju-
dices. Referred.
The Omaha Ckristidn Advocate Offers to
donate its plant and subscribers 10 the confer
ence II il is made an official paper. II viii
probably be accepted.
Cleveland, Ohio, is making o hard pull for
the next conference. A large delegation from
that city h hsre and has presented . memorial
TO the conference, which was referred to the
committee.
Amos Shinkle Of Kentucky offered q resolu-
ton which he said would save time and money,
over 90, he thought II was . new method
Of voting. doing away with the call of the roll
The resolution was adopted and the election Of
o6acefs wAs resumed, the election Of an editor
Of the Central Advocate ct 81 Louis being In
order.
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Senator e. r. Vance, who had such q ssricn
attack Of rheumatism while Visiting his ooun-
try residence in North Carolina, ID reported
this morning at his residence in this city 10 b
greatly improved and slowly convalescins.
The Senator had made preparations 10 70 10
North Carolina today 20 participate IN -
Meckenburg celebration, but his physician NV
be is not sufficiently strong 20 take The
trip. The Senator expects 70 be In His place =
the Senate next week
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KLAPKA DEAD CAUSES A ROW.

Exciting Debate Over the Matter of Burying
Him.
BuDA PEsTH, May 19.-In the reichstag today
bitter controversy was raised over the ques-
ton whether the state should bury at its own
expense and with public honors the Hungarian
hero. the late Gen. George Kapka.
When the proposition was raised In the Hum
garian reichstag to give Gen. Klapka o public
funeral the government desired to
defeat the proposal without antagoniz-
ing the patriotic spirit Of the Hun
gariar people. Count Szapary, president Of
the council Of ministers and minister Of the in.
terror, tried to shelve the motion by moving the
order Of the day. This at once raised . storm.
dozen members, representing the patriot
party, rose and shouted against the premisr's
motion.
Cries were uttered for ''Klapka, Kossuth and
free Hungary"
mo Austrian dictation here!' shouted one
enthusiast.
'The Hungarian people have right to bury
their heroes!' cried another.
Hungary. free and independent, will honor
the man who fought for her independence"
shouted third.
The discussion proceeded stOrmily and almost
angrily, but in the end the government carried
its point by a majority Of eleven. There u
great public excitement over the result, and
crowds in Buda Pesth are discussing the affair
and uttering cries against the government.
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NAVAL oRDERs.-Lieut +. II. Delsno has
been ordered to hold himself in readiness for
orders 10 the training ship Portsmouth. Pss.ed
Assistant Engineer John l.. Hannum ordered
70 ,he receiving ship Franklin. Passed Az
sistant Surgeon II. 2. Crandail a.
tached from the naval laboratory. New
York, and ordered TO the Philadelphia.
Assistant Surgeon E. S. Bogert detached Iron
the coast survey steamer Blake and ordered 10
duty at the naval laboratory at New York.
Assistant Surgeon J. A. Guthrie detached
from the naval station at Port ROYAL. 4.
G., and ordered 80 the coast ,urvey
steamer Blake. Surgeon p. A LOWERING
detached from the Philadelphia on the 18th in
slant and granted leave for two months. Sur
geon ID. c. Eckstein has been granted leave for
six months from the 10th instant
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Return Of the white SQUADRON.

cable message was received at the navy
Department this morning announcing the
arrival Of Admiral Walkers fagship Chicago ct
ST. Thomas, West Indies, en- route from Nom
terideo to New York. II IL supposed that the
Atlanta has also arrived at the same port. Their
stay there will be very brief.
The belief at the Navy Department is that
Admiral Walker viii soon be relieved Of com
mand Of the squadron OF evolution and assigned
70 DUTY In Washington ne chairman Of the light
that Office, will be placed In command Of tle
Meet participating in the Columbian naval
demonstration
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MRS. wINsLOws SOOTHING SYRUP
Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS
Of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH.
ING with PERFECT SUCCESS. 1t SOOTHES the
CHILD. sOFTENs the GUMS. ALLAYs all PAIN.
CURES WIND collie and Is the best remedy for
DfARRHGA. Sold by druggists In every part Of the
world. Be and ask for ''Mrs winslow's sooth-
ing Syrup" and take other kind. 25 cents bottle
d31-1y
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SYSTEM


SYSTEM
HAS BROKEN THE FETTERS OF PAST EX-
OF TODAY IS THE HAPPY PossEssoR OF
COMFORTABLE HOME. COMMENTED
HOUSEHOLD AND A FUND OF INEsTIMABLE
WEALTH. EVEN THOUGH SHE DEPEND UPON
THE sCANT SAVINGS OF HER WEEKLY OR
MONTHLY TOLL TO COMPENSATE US FOR
THE BENEFACTIoNs SHE ENJOYS.
FOR WANT OF MONEY NONE NEED HEST.
TATE. SINCE BUT FEW DOLLARS. AS AN
EARNEST OF YOUR GOOD WILL. WILL GIVE
YOU ACCESS TO ANYTHING IN OUR HAND.
SOME PARLORs. WHICH ARE coMPRE.
HENsivE PICTURE OF THE USEFUL AND
UNIQUE IN
FURNITURE. CARPETS, MATTINGs,
BABY CARRIAGES. GAS AND vAPoR STOVES.
REFRIoERATORs.
TOILET AND DINNER SETS.
WORKS OF ART.
HOUSE & HERMANNS
CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES,
pa7. 9ls. sel AND Us 7TH ST.
my1A 636 MASS. AVE. NV.
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Ashore on the BriRantine Shoals.

ATLANTIC CRY, N. J.. May IA large En-
glish tramp steamer, one Of the largest afoat,
went ashore on Brigantine shoals this morning.
The vessel was distinguished by a
A stray tug which happened
to be going down the coast came to the assist
ance Of the steamer and after about an hours
hard work succeeded in getting her of, after
which she proceeded up the coast. As no one
from this place went aboard the vessel her
name could not be ascertained.
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CAarHAoE. No., May IA mine collapsed
~ tho Troup Digging nsar Oarssrsville ysstsr-
Aay, snd number Of uen who were at work
were entomhsd Aneug thcs reportsd -
Victims were CHARLES Roash, Charles Heulett
and miner uAnsd Hsvsll II WI eAke several
days 70 recover ~ bo63sA
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The Southern q. A. r. TrnuhIe.

NEW ORLEANS. May Ia-The department Of
Louisiana and Mississippi Grand Army Of the
Republic met Inst night. and at a late hour
passed resolutions surrendering the division
charter, because Commanders Chief Palmer
suspended the division commander for not rec
egniIing the colored posts. The resolutiou(
also advise the eight white posts in the diyi.ioa
to follow the example of the encampment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-19

ToILET LANoLINE preserves the skin from tn
evil effects Of wind, heat, irritating particles.
For abrasions, burns, wounds. In collapsible
tubes. Ask for Toilet LANoLISK
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Judge Biodeett win R~s,~r

CHICAGO, May ls.-Judge Blodget, has an
nounced that he will resign from the bench IN
the United States district court. He is 10 he
one OF the counsel Of the United States In the
bering sea arbitration. His intention has not
been publicly announced and only few o. Ia
closest political friends know OF il.
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Range of the Tbermam.s~r

The following were the readings at the of,os
OF the weather bureau today: am, &C; ap.m.,
IS; maximum, 70: minimum, g.
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CANDIDATE MAKES TIE RrPuBLIcANs LrvKLH,
WHILE YESTERDAYS CONVICTIONS n enoRciA
Axp Virginia RArsx THE cLEvxIAxD Hxx's
HOPPE.
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CRY OF MEXICO, May ls.-Absolute quiet
prevailed in this city yesterday and business
was proceeding as usual Several students end
others arrested during the disturbances Of the
Last few days were released ct the intercession
Of Mrs. piaz. II IN now believed that III 5sars
of serious disturbances are over.
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Loxe LIFE
IL posbls only when the blood h pure and vigorous.
To sxpel Sceofua and other posons from the crcua-
don the superior medicine in AYERS sarsaparilla.
II imperts permanent strength and efficiency to every
oryaa Of The body Restoration perfect health and
strength
RESULTS FROM USING
AYERS sarsapsriila. Mary Schubert Kansas City.
Ran. writes:
am convinced that after having been sick whole
year from liver complaint Ayers Ssrssparila saved
my life The best physicians being unable to help
me and having tried three other proprietary medi-
cnes without henent At last took Ayers Sarsaparila
The result was q complete cure. Since then have
rvcommended this medicine to others and always with
suecsss"
AYERS sARsAPARILLA.
Prepared BY Dc. J. c. Aver Co.,. Lowell. Mass.
Cures others; will cure yuu.
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DURITY AND wHOLEsOMENESS ARE THE PLY.
i sicians Enforcement Of Angostura Bitters. Manu-
featured by DR.. J. q. B. SIEGERT SONS. At all
druRWists.
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Dseming's Last Appeal RejsctsA.
LONDON, May le.-The privy council has 70
jeoted the appeal Of Dsenins, and hs win be
hanged May e.
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After recess at the Episcopal conventica -
day the result of the ballot for the election Of
the standing committee was reported, showing
that the following we're elected; Rsv.. Elliott,
Rich, Eccleston, Hodges, Stokes. Laird and
Mckim- The total number Of votes cast was ais.
Of which % were lay and ila clerkS.
Nominations for delegates 10 the general con-
yension were called Tor. IL being determined shaa
the change In the canon adopted at the morn
nominated were AZ foiiows: Clerical
Revs- Brand, Hodges, Douglass. Eoclcs-
ton, Elliott, HcKim, Csine. aambrrll,
Bridge. Stuart and Buell. Lay-Mer-rs. y. g.
Bancroft Davis, Joseph Psrksrd, skipworth
Wilmer, c. NJ. Matthews, p. W. Hawkins. L.
Loundes, Bernard Carter and John A. lynch
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The following the opening and CLOSING prices Of
the New York Stock Market, As reported By opecial
wire TO Carson Mccartney, 14l9 street.
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BArHE Sore EYES
WITH PONDS EXTRACT.

A BUSINESS HOUSE W1rH Bus1s E s
INSTINCTS NEVER SUFFERS A DULL SEASON.
BECAUSE sHREwD PUBLIC IS QUICK TO
RECOGNIZE TRUE VALUE AND PLACE ITS
ORDERS WHERE MOST CAN BE REALIZED
FROM THE LEAST EXPENDITURE OF READY
MONEY.
OUR
EQUITABLE
CREDIT
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CHICAGO, May 10 (ciosing,. -WAsat--lGay, ssx
July, eak. Cofn-4ay, 81; July, an. OatS-lay
9oX; July. ~. fork-July, ASK. LArd-July
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ERRY,s.

''NfNrH AND THE AVENUE"
Established ls*o Telephone ea5
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01 on WILL BUY SLIGHTLY USED UP
Sioo right IL is the greatest bargain of
feret- See IL hear 1t. HUGO wORCHS co, Piano
Dealers. GO 9TH ST. NV dl-6m
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Eyou look to ths stores that sell nothing but MEMS
FURNISHINGS for these things-you apt to md
the prices 'up~ish." Herewith us-they part Of
our sr-atstoch that supplies your fsmilyand only
expected 10 return TO their mite Of PROFIT. OF
Course that cuts down the cost Logical-is 1t noti
The morning call., 1892-07-27
PROPOSALS.

nEoPosAIS FuR REGIS FRATipN PLACES
/ W. A. Brown, Registrar OF voters. WI receive
voters in october next Amy parties wishing to fur
nish for this purpose VIII please eai a, me
isS2 ' jyls cod lat
DRoPoSALS-SEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE
Il following work aud materials wal Oe received
by the BoAra OF New City Halt Comm ssi0ners IN
the chamber Of the Board OF supervisors ON mon
DAY the 22d DAY of August lSsZ, between the
Contract No. se-Poilce Courts in northwest
wing, emb0dying all necessary furniture anu hA-
tures. starways ana grille work requisite 20 com
!. lse2
Contract SO 4u-CompIetion OF NE. wing.
bodyins all Standing finishes. athiug and plaster
ing. carpenters aud oiners WORK, etc. To be com
pieted December l. 1892
Contract No. sI-Mrought and cast iron specih-
eatohs emeohylng ali iron beams and sirders' iron
pisto, -, 81 CoIuhhs' SII,le WoIA; ~ ~ ,a-
/. lss2 ~
Contract No 42-Furniture and fittings. embody-
ing all stationary fixtures for Public Library, desks.
wall racks, etc, hardwood finishes necessary 10
isE'e'e isss. NE' wing 10 be completed December l.
Contract No 4s-Piumbing and gas work, en-
ou5lhg All stationary fixtures. ventilation, drain
ake' supply, waste. etc. requisite TO complete T..
wing Rough work TO be completed September Is.
losS. Contract 10 be competed December i, Se2.
NohtrHct NO 44--Steam or hot water heating
work, emDodyiug all lines aud runs with fixtures
ana nttings, radiators, etc. BIDS te be for steam
abd not water heating separately. Rough work
competed September %. 1892. Contract completed
Contract No 45-Furniture and standing fixtures
stairway aud sandry alterations and additions in
FAX Collectors departments. To be completed
October 22, 1892
Contract No 46-outslde painting, embodying
the four towers and ventiIating shafts etc, with
sundrles necessary TO complete same. TO be com
pleied November I, 1892.
The Secretary viii furnish blank forms OF propo-
sails to intending bidders and bid VIII be enter
tained unless made upon blanks so furnished, and
unless same Is accompanied with certified check
for 10 per cent of the total sum OF tender. Ihe
board reserves the right 60 reject any or all bids
PAYMENTS will be made by audited demands on the
Treasury drawn against the New City Hall Fund.
George H. Sanderson. I. J. l.. Smiley and John III.
burst, Board Of New CITY Hall Commissioners
jy2l 30t EDWARD |. WOLFE, Secretary
The morning call., 1892-07-27

/ OK VERY SMALL PAYMkN DOWN. AND
very reasonable weekly monthly payments
you can furnish a home Tor yourself. Following
prices VIII give you an idea OF few or our many
bargaihs:i
Hardwood Eastern polished bedsets .. $50 90
ooild OAK elegant Eastern polished bed5eJs 81 20
Sol OAK latest sldeDcards, polished finish. 20 90
besl high-eaeK brace arm-chairS, each........ So
carpets az rockers (pStent) 90
10 o.
Fancy and Office desks, roll top, from.
40 different styles coOking-stoEes (water-
por3t, atl p : % TO - %
posdlng beds (best value in city, - 90
bookcases Gan styles in oak or walnut......
80 u Z7 90
vi paintings t2ox3o), each .... > o.
Dress goods. jackets, wraps bedding lace cur
taInS. carpets, mattlngs, lnoieum. oiIcoth parior
suits, lounges. or anything you require In a home
Remember have the largest stock largest store
lowest prices and easiest terms that be had Ia
J. N0ONAN. 1OI7-Is-2I-lO23 Mission st.. apovo
Sixth. 90 "'0f0
\. B.-Bargans always on hand In secondhand
- pcs anu | LtfhItn-e. Jy7 tt
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FINANCIAL.

A l25 KEARNY. ROOM o. YoU CAN BORROW
n money at low rates: prlvsts rooms for ladlss:
pledges for sale; take elevator. mrl q
CAN FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK
~ eSS kearny ST.. the only corporation that leads
0sG ek On diamonds watches; low iatsresL COAX
The morning call., 1892-07-27
UoNrKACrons AND nuILDEns.

IAMES MCCONAHEY, CARPENTER AND
u builder, l22 EDDY y-Jobbing, repairing attended;
store and ONCE fitting speciality Teiephe 342s ly
I y.LAwRENOEC CARPE ENTER AND BUILD ax
- Sl2 sscrsmeuto St cabinet werk and fitting az
a1iees promptly attended: telephone eoo N 1856
The morning call., 1892-07-27
ADVERTISING.


1 ToU WISH TO ADyEKTfse ANyTHtNa
S.9s "ness IN S Al Any time write TO GEO. p. RowELL
q Co 10 Spruce st.. new YORK auieIy
LIVERY ONE IN NEED OF INFoEMArIoy ON
~ the subject OF advertising will do well to oo.aa
seopy OF "Book Tor Advertisers," 35S pages prics
u: mailed postage paid. receipt OF price: con
Alns careful compilation from the America
Newspaper directory OF ali the best papers aud
cihe 1ournas gives the elrcu ation rating OF every
enc, and good deal OF about rates and
ether matters pertaining TO the busn sss Of adssr-
GslnS. Address R0HELLS ADVERTISING Hu-
kkA1. ~ SpxScs 81. New ToxA aals In
The morning call., 1892-07-27
CITY REAL Estate.

10 MONTGOMERY STREET.
Telephone NO. 500.
The morning call., 1892-07-27
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

&Cn PER MoNTH-AN No. MItKoR CHICTEN
~ ranch OF IA acres, with small 4-room house
ley. E w. WOODWARD Co., sO2 Broadway
OdhIdhu- iy27 7r
The morning call., 1892-07-27
TYPEwRITERs.

spFFD CONTEST FOR CALtGRAPH OPER-
y afors viii be held in san fraueiseo withln a
few weeks; valuable prizes Will be awarded; threo
classes commercial operators, telegraph OPERATORS
student operators: call for particulars aud register
for the contest; ample time Ter practice III AitLEs
T. NAYL II. general agent, ~ montgomery Je1o si