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The morning call., 1892-06-20
FROM ACROSS THE BAY.
An Old WGman'S House Forms
Her Funeral Pyre.
Contest TO a Finish Between a Bull and an
Electric Cara Kan Killed at Six
tenth Street

The house OF Mrs. Maria label da Silva,
situated a mile and a half northeast
of Haywards, was burned to the ground
early yesterday morning, and Mrs. da Silva
persisted in the flames. She was q POrtu-
guese, widow, 62 years Of age, and lived
alone.
No one knows how the fire started, but it
is supposed to have been caused by an over
turned lamp.
On Saturday evening the woman paid a
visit to family named Sares, and about
o'clock she was accompanied home by Tony
Sares. youth of Is. He left her at the
door, and the next seen Of the woman was
when her charred body was lifted from It's
funeral pyre.
The fire was discovered by neighbOrs
about 1870 o'clock A. NJ. The house was
then enyeloped in flames, which there was
no means Of quenchDg, as 1t was situated In
spaTsely settled nelghbOrhOud.
Mrs. da Silva was considered rather feeble
minded from age, aud her neighbOrs are
not surprised at the catastrophe. She had
property worth $500, and has a brother
living a Haywards and a sister and brother
In San LeandTO.
Justice Collins held an Inquest yesterday
over her remains, and the jury returned
verdict OF accidental death.
CHARGED AN ELECTRIC CAR.
A bull ana an electric car came IN contact
near the Junction House, between Hay
wards and san Leandro, Friday night with
very disastrous results to the bull The
mOtorman gave the animal fair warning,
but he persisted in diSputing the right OF
way. and got his neck broken for his
au dacity. lie succeeded in throwing the
car off the track though, and it had 10 be
hauled in for repairs. 1t was the first acct
dent Of any kind TO occur on the new electric
road.
KILLED AT TIE CURVE.
Louis Pegingnat, French cook, living a
S07 Pacific street, San Francisco. fell from
the Berkeley train as it rounded a curve
near Sixteenth street yesterday and re-
ceyed injuries from which he died at the
Receiving Hospital few hours later. His
skull and collar-b0ne were both fractured
Peeingnat was riding on the platform.
Richard GTanpHer, a baTkeeper, died
from alcoholism at the Receiving Hospital
yesterday. He was pennilesS ana Will be
buried by the county. dis relations live In
Germany.
a BRAREMAN'S FORTUNE.
Joseph Z. Luna, a West Oakland brake
man, has become rich His uncle died IN
Nicaragua recently and Luna has fallen
heir 70 the estate, consisting OF magnlh-
cent coffee plantation. Luna sailed Wednes-
day to look after his interests.
John +. Breen has begun suit against the
First Spiritual Association Of Oakland for
S299 damages Breen is ex-treasureT of the
association and was lately sued on a charge
of embeZZIiDg SIG The case was dismissed
in the Police Court and BTeen now intends
10 turn the tables against his prosecutors.
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THE WING CLUB SHOOT.
Splendid Workmanship Displayed in thu
Gold-MedaI Contest.

Splendid NJ Workmanship Displayed in the
Gold-MedaI Contest.
The weather was simply perfect yester-
day for the medal shoot Of the California
Wing Club at the Oakland racetrack. Il
was q twelve-bird contest with a thirty
yards rise, ard some splendid shooting was
Witnessed. Messrs. Robinson, G0Icher and
Haas tied for first prize, killing all their
birds, Haas being in especially fine form,
killing the last eight birds with the first
barrel. When the tie was shot off at six
birds Mr.. Haas came out on top, killing all
his birds, which we're good and strong, with
marvellous accuracy. Robinson was second,
Killing all his five birds WIKI the first bar
rel, and GolCheT took third medal with a
score OF five. The medals were elegantly
designed IN gold.
Alter the main event OF the day seven
sweepstakes were shot of. In the first
pool Haas and "Slade" divided first and
second prizes, each killing all six birds
Robinson CAPTURED the second pool with n
score OF SIX. Robinson. G0lcber Haas and
Ned Fay tied with q score Of six birds each
in the third match. and agreed TO decide it
by their scores 10 the fourth pool. Robin
son and Haas scored SIX each in this, and
consequently divided both pools.
Robinson killed all his birds in the fifth
match. Haas and Fay diviGed second prize
divided the sixth match, neither missing a
bird. The seventh sweepsta6e was at L
birds. Robinson, shooting in splendid form,
carried Of first hCnoTs, Fay and Haas tying
for second prize.
The foIlousing IL the official scora for tho
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ASSESSMENT NOTICES.

OPuIK SILVER MINING CoMPANY-LOCA-
" tion OF principal place OF business, San Fran
cisco, California; locat on OF works Virginia Min
ing District. Storey County, State of Nevada
Notice Is hereby given that at meeting OF the
Board OF Directors held on the third (3dl day OF
June, 1892. an assessment (No. So OF fifty cents
(6Oe) per share was levied upon the capital stock
OF the corporation. payable Immediately in United
States gold coin the Secretary at the office OF the
company, room 4, Nevada block. No. 800 Mont
gomery street, San Francisco. Can't orna.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
mann unpaid on the seventh (7tb) day OF July.
1892. will be delinquent and advertised for sale at
public auction, and unless payment is made before,
will be sold on WEDNESDAY, the twenty seventh
t27th) day OF july 1892 to pay the delinquent
assessment. together with the costs OF advertising
and expenses OF sale Il. h. HOLMES. Secretary.
Onice-Room 4, Nevada block, No 3u9 Montgom-
cry street, san Francisco, California Je4 I'd
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The trial of Miss Annie GoTrlll on the
charge OF having stolen ring from Fred
Fonzo IS set for June 81 The young lady
lives in San Francisco, and paid visit to a
girl employed in Fonzo' hotel at the tim the
accusation was made. FOnZo kept her
locked in Jail until her father came over and
bailed her out.
a case Of scarlet fever IS reported in the
family of Mrs. Earl.
The University commencement week will
begin six weeks earlier hereafter, COM
menciug with the class OF '93.
An EpiScOpalian mission has been estab-
liShed at Golden Gate by Rev. j. II. Harris. A
lot 50 by leo feet has been purchased on San
Pablo avenue, and a small cottage and
chapel will be built at once, but later q
handsome edifice will be erected.
The trial o. G. p, Smith, the liquor-seller,
will be held on June o.
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Robinson, G0lcher and Haas shot OF their
ties at six birds, Haas winning with a score
of 6, Robinson second with and Golcher
third with 3.
Ben Wright is about to add to the accom-
modatOns for The shooters. He provided
an elegant luncheon yesterday, and the club
highly appreciates his energy and uutiring
efforts 10 make all the arrangements as per-
feet as possible. Pat Murphy had 81 dozen
birds on the ground. while Daddy Rice
and his retrieYers were, as usual, right
there
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AlRnneda.

The Central Democratic Club of this city
has decided to participate in the ratification
meeting in San Francisco on the evening Of
the day that the Presidential nominations
are made.
The petition for the closing of the saloons
on Sundays will not be presented TO the
City Trustees until all are present at a
meeting.
TheOdor Meetz now states that work upon
his electric road between this city and Oak
and Will be commenced within eight
months.
Mrs. Mary J. Reid, who has been con-
Quoting a private classical school IN this
city and is a teacher of some note, will
leave in few days for the Eastern States.
There will be no celebration of July 4 in
this city. The various fire com panies will
keep open house.
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GRAND OPPORTUNITY.
PACIFIC HEIGHTS.

PACIFIC HEIGHTS-TW0 NEW RESIDENCES.
n line OF Green St, 1856 IA feet W. OF Laguna-
Each contains large rooms, BATH laundry etc .
main rooms connect with folding doors; hall large
ana hhlshed beaUtliu ~; splendid mantels and gas
h1IureS; magnificent marine view they are perfect
MONIES; parties looking for home viii find IL in
thelr interest to examine these model homes:
street severed ana macadamized: Pacific ave-
(Hyde-sL transfer 70 Unlon-st cable: houses omen
every day for inspection; lots Is and 26xIOO,
Terms exceedingly easy Inquire at ONCE.
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SWEET PEAS.

Sweet peas OF many colors pink and blue
And dusky purple me!lowlng 10 Aue
OF broNu-yeiurd crimson, when look at you
think my eyes have borrowed otyour dew.
Because / Ike the dear old-IashioHeQ TRAITS
Your stately carriage ana your gracious ways
Because MY heart can never cease 20 praise
The tendtr beauty Of the bygOue days;
Because you smell OF gardens long ago,
VITA old world lilies standing in a row,
And dshilas with their gaHdy FUR below
Is this tho reason why love ) Ou soI
Because-because-oh blossoms you have read
Nv secret hesrt-you seem 10 bow your he's
Tor pIeIy and pity Of the dead;
Because pcrChance, leave 2 name uusaid.
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PACIFIC HEIGHTs RESIDENCE LOTs.

SW. cor. Of Clay and Lyon sts.-These are elegant
residence lots, commanding grand marine view
surroundings the best lots ready for building;
street severed, grad ed and macadamized; Jackson
and Sacram entO-st cables: elegant lots for home;
examine them; lots 35XS7 %.
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DELINOUENT SALE NOTICES.

Y ELBOW JACKET SILVER MINING COM
L pany-Loeation Of works and principal place Of
business, Gold Hiil, Storey County Nevada
Notice-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock, on account of assessment No. 81
levied on the ninth day OF May, 1892, the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the respective
sh a.
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PACIFIC HEIGHTS RESIDENCE LOTS.

W. line of Broderick St., 100 feet s of Pacific
aye.-1his is an elegant residence lot for a hOms
and should be examined; all ready for building
elegant view; choice surroundings; street in fine
condition; lot p :UxIO5.
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PACIFIC HEIGHTS RESIDENCE lots

w, Iiue OF Fierce ST., 40 Re ct S OF Yanefo-Two
beautiful residence lots, all ready for building;
grand marine view; street grad ed. severed and
macadamized; Pscifc-ave and Uuion-st cables; a
magnificent location for home; lots u ;6xll2.6.
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monday ..............-.........-.Ju 20, 1892,
At1l O'Clock A. N. at the private residence,
1914 Geary ST., Between Franklin and Cough,
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WESTERN ADDTTION-ELEGANT Lon.

;. line Waller St, So feet L OF Masonic ave-
This is an elegant lot for home; commands fine
view; street severed aud IN fine shape about two
minutes walk TO Golden Gate Park three cable
roads and two electric roads now complete and
under way examine it; lot 25Xl4S.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
PALACE HOTEL


@ II Turner NY is NJ Phillips Reno
II Sampson, 81 Louis 3 II Dunham,
W CattermOie, Butte Miss Durham, Ny
r Wheeler, Duluth Miss Grace Durham, Y
w. Hedges. Topeka Mrs Kane, Pniiadel
W Greenfield. y scotia A Krell Jr Cincinnati
Jenner, Toronto W w Lima, chicago
webster, Winnipeg II Lindsay, Philadel phia
w Higgs, Il PaSo is Morgoa q ". y
A ClarHe London J. II. Drake, strawberry
+ Godding, Chicago L Young U n
Mickling. Niles, Los Angeles
r. Selc, Paris T. GOobe, PrOche
Z D Msrwood, Scotland w Lisdell, Redlands
W Dorsey, san Rafael Macintosh q W, China
r Pierce, Fresno H. Bentley. Woodbridge
X Wilson, Reno w II Orr, Delano
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
8 Buggy, Chicago tP NJ Mclean Ny
Bfeege. Denver M is CardoIl,
ID CEarlesJoy, Denver w Movers, Sacramento
g + Nc Dean. san Jose y w Sbattuck san Jose
D K Mexican. San Jose y Ogier, San Jose
Mrs Miller, san Jose W J. Durkee, Oakland
N Madden a ". ny 4 slefer, Oakland
Damn, Brooklyn g Homber. Angel island
Hoops, Kans ia Mayor. Angel Island
Peterson MEMO c Golden, Mare Island
Johnson Menlo is Greenwood, OF
q W Brady, san Bruno ~ Williams, vallejo
Pans.ll, n Herman, Vallejo
II Morrison, NY
NEW WESTERN HOTEL
W Delaban, Fresno &C Sllvers y
Z McSheaa, Mo w TeeSdalI Ny
j II Irvine, Modesto w Nieaud.
A Bolton. Newark G n Dana, Denver
Z Wright, Los Angeles w Strauss, Cal
Q Hansen, Modesto Matthews, Rockland
b Sawyer, Mill Valley lC Stevenson Modesto
hoHto1ia. SonOma Miss Fellows, New
A Savage. Napa w Hiilsbrant, Fresno
II Hansen, Cal w II Irwin. Modesto
harttsen, Alameda - w Shanklin&w, Fresno
I johnson, Portland II Smith, LatbrOp
Kimball, san Jose
CALIFORNIA HOTEL.
Williams, San Quentin J Ateans, Paio Alto
Kalman, Alameda w Sfngley San Rafael
q w Barrett, Portland i. der Jarden San Rafael
DR. Smith, Napa ID Keeiy Nevada
maxwell. Los Ang II KeyeS W. Stockton
A L Adams ", sac Miss Is w Freeman ohio
Prof Godfrey, Sac MOnny. Fresno
J G Adams. Oakland CL Hufchins A W, Sea tile
j 7 Newman, Palo Alto Miss Hutchins, Seattle
Charles Schroeder, Cal q l. Folsom, Fresno
Sparks. Stockton Il Rhodes, Cal
Miss Kinnan, Cal Is feakes, Santa Cruz
j J January, Concord
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ALL THE SUPERIOR FURNITURE
RICH PARLOR UPHOLSTERY,

Gilt Mantel Mirror. Square Piano, Oil
Paintings and Engravings, Body Brus-
sells Carpets, Sideb rds, ETC., con-
tanned in the above private residence,
-. COMPRISING.
Square Piano; Eastern Walnut Bedroom Sets. with
white CURED Hair top Mattresses: Single aad "a :.
Beds; Gilt Mantel Mirror; Mission Blankets and
Bedding Best of Body Brussels Carpets throughout
the house; Superior PariOr Sets OF Pieces; POr-
tiers; Walnut Folding Bed. with desk cOmbined 4
CheffOniers: Marble-tOp SidebOaTd; Hat Rack; OAK
Extension Table, with chairs TO match; Walnut
Crib; Cr0ckery and Range etc.; and everything
Rppertaining to Household Furnishings.
jeI9 1t CIIAS. LEVY & CO., AuctiOneers.
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63S Market St, Opposite Palace Hotel
MARKET-sTREET BUSINESS LOT.

N. NE cor Market and Castro SITS. This is maVpis
cent business lot In one Of the best ocstions IN
MISSION This IS rare chance TO obtain a large iot
An investor or Spectator should examine this offer
lhgi one chance in a thousand Ibts Iot h a
fortune In Itself within three wears. Csstro "a
caoie with others under consideration: lot 99.4iL
on m&rHet ST.; 1850 on Castro ST.; 50 feet deem
(See diapram on cataIozue). Ivy
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THE WEEKLY CALL is published ev-
cry Thursday. Get a copy and
compare it with any other pa
per in quality SIZE and price
ST. year 8 pages, 8 col-
un1ns eacEs
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POTRFRO IMPROVED PROPERTY

W. line OF Georgia ST.. 22O feet n. Of Sierra;
property contains store and rooms. bath, etc. be-
low; tenement OF i rooms above: near Pacific Roll
in g-mills Union Iron Works. Spreckels Sugar Re
hnery; always rented; rent $50; lot 30xI0O.
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w. line (No. l2) Dehoue st.. TIA feet 5. 9Th
St: neat cottage OF rooms ana pantry; brick
foundations sunny; garden front aud rear; every
thing like Z true home; street severed graded and
ma adamized; lot 2Sx70. Also. lot adjoining
south: lot 2sx70; short distance from Market and
CaStrO-st cable
For catalogue. terms, etc, inquire OF
EASTON, ELDRIDGE g. CO.,
Je16 - 20 p SuCtiOneers, 63S Market 81.
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TO WHOM IT MAY G0NCEaR!
TAKE NOTICE.

TO WHOM IT MAY G0NGEah!
TAKE NOTICE.
N. j. SIMMONS. AUCTIONEER
WILL SELL THIS DAY.
Monday Recommendation 90, 1892,
AT Il O'Clock NJ, at SalesrOOms,
1867 MARKET ST, BET. SIXTH AND SEVENTH
ALL THE FOLLOWING
Elegant Parlor, Bed and Dining Room
Furniture. Grand Upright Pianos, Body
Brussels Carpets and Rugs:
27 Fine Etchings and EngraYings
Grand Rosewood Pianos.
Fine ParlOr Sets IN assorted covers.
% odd Pieces of Upholstery OF all Kinds.
Large French-plate Mantel Mirrors,
Elegant Upright. MirrOr-frOnt FoIding-beds.
10 Eastern Walnut. Oas aud Cherry Bedroom Sets.
Extra Fine Bedding of all kinds
8 Large Piate-glass Door Wardrobes and Chiffon
erS.
8 Fine Walnut ana Oak SidebOards.
Pedestal and Pillar Extension Tables.
Elegant Combination Bookcases and Desks
Is Marble-tOp and other Fancy Center tables
rs MoQuet and Body brussels Carpets.
Handsome Walnut and OAK Hall-Stands.
early New Ran ges, and large line OF other
fine household goods
~ j. SIMMONS, Auctioneer
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Sc lStrobel. Mrs Theresa
StrObart. :
lSullivIl. Mrs Bel
Su iivan, Z )
es lSuiiVan, Miss Kate
sullivan. Miss Nora
ce Summerton, Nj
Sweeney, Miss
Swami. Capt
sse
inc iTickeIl. G T
T w TilIinghast, Mrs
Tllebaum. A
Titg9. VIM
TOplttz, Joe B
Todd, Mr.
Togni & Tognazzi
go Toilet Soap Co
) ITom. Vincent VI
" TorkelSon, Carl
Stelle TornblOOm, + r
ora Z Trapp, Miss susie
A Travis, James
5 h Tremain, Alice
@ Trip Dir e A
NJ Tulips. Z
| Turnbull, II 4
IRE
Marie Union Gas Engine co
NJ lYides. Miss Isador
w A Won Geidern, Marie
Vogel, Mrs frankie
Vogt, MIR
Ell lwhite. JnO
rOline White, Miss Minnie
" hite, Mrs
Whiting, ID
Whiting, + G
Whitney. Miss A @
Whitman,
Whitto0k. Mrs NJ ]
Wichets, ID
widdeeombe, James
Werner. A
Weiss, Frederick
WHEEL, Gust
Wilcox. + +
Wilcox, Geo
p Wilcox, Mrs Nettle 8
Marie WilguS. w A
Wilgus. Mrs W A
Willie, A w
WHY, Geo o
lie Williams, Geo
Z Williams. Surgeon
Wilson. Miss 0
Wilson, Miss NJ
Winch, Mrs Rose o
Wing, Mrs A w
.Id Wlseman. Miss Mary
Witbers, j NJ
Wolf, Geo
Woods. Miss Annie
Wood. Clarence L
Pkg Co Woods, Nat
lrOiine Wolfram, Willet
Hattie iMOolsteen, Wallie
WOodke, VIM
Wright. Mrs Sabra
Wright, J w
en- Wyatt, Mrs Mamie
" Young, Will w
III lZiehl, Mrs Emil
fires FRANCHISES.
lLongfls, Lucien
Sanchetts. Mons
Vial, Louis
Vidal. IsidOre
POUR LES DANES.
lGervais, Adele
fleVe Hourtanet, Annals We
Frousselot, Heloise
THERE ITALIANE.
tPaolo. Roso
Pardini, Roberto
PratO. Dom
Peliani, Gus
Pedruzi, 81
ne PeraZzO. GiOrgio
5 PietrOnave, Lui
Plstolesi, Jos
e PHO. Gus
Risco, Gus
iRossi. Magno
Scacchi, Lui
SarJin1, Samuele
.eua StagmarO. GiOb
4 Sala, Gaetano
no TaggIauo, Annie
Yalente, Nicolo
inc WANNA. Joe
no Zerda, Pantelli
ESPANOLAS.
RodRs, Jose NJ
Sa!aveTia, NaZario
B SsZlnb, Antonio
lSepuiyeda, EYaristo
Urena, GRsparO
sENoRAs.
d tMaidar ado, Daria
@ Mauuela, G Quinceg
L Uriafte, Gertrudes
8. W. BACKUS. Postmaster.
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AUCTION SALES.
GHlS. LEVY & CO..
THIS DAY.

AUCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Salesroom-1135 Market ST.. bet 9TH and Sth
Regular Salesdays-Tuesday and Friday.
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GRAND RESIDENCE LOT ON PACIFIC
HEIGHTS

5. line Pacific ave-, l65 feet w. OF Frederick st
rms residence lot is situated in the best location OF
this renowned district, and should demand the mr.
tentioD Of any gentleman desiring 70 construct a
nome Tor his family The mansions In this Ioca-
ton are the very best In the city: elegant view
snort walk 70 Presidio Reservation PARK; Jackson.
street and Pac lhc-ayenue cables lot 2JxI27 :SlI
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And in accordance with law and order OF the
Board OF Trustees, made on the sth day OF May,
1892. so many shares OF each parcel OF such stock
as may be necessary win be SOLD az public auction
at the once Of the company. 1l3 Main st, Cod
Hin, New. on MONDAY, the 18th day of July, 1897,
at O'Clock p NJ. OF said day pay said Delinquent
assessment thereon, together With costs OF adVer-
Using and expenses OF sale.
tel9 I'd w H. BLAUVTLT Secretary
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SOITH SAN FRANCISCO REsInENCF.

NE. line Algeria (lSth aye). $50 feet Sc. OF Sns-
quehanna 81 ST.; new cottage Of rooms and large
basement: sunny; garden front and rear: good sur.
roundings ana neighborhOod; examine for hOmei
5OxlOD
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NEW LINE CLIPPER SHIPS.
Merchants Limo.
NEW YORK FOR SAN FRANCISCO,
THE Al CLIPPER SHIP
CHARLES &. MOODY.

LEONARD, Master,
Is now on the berth, us above. and having large
engagements win receive quick dispatch,
For freight and Information apply to
j. w. GRACE q CO.,
430 California ST.. San Francisco
w. r. GRACE CO., Hanover square, New York.
tei5 tf6D
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MISSION COTTAGE RESIDENCE
MISSION COTTAGE RESIDENCE.

1867 $. size 23d St, 331a feet W. OF vicksburg
ST.; cottage contains large with base
ment; pleasant surroundings: street in fine cOndl-
tion; CastTo-st. cable; lot 2Sx65.
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PRESIDE HEIGHTS = MAGNIFICENT 60

NE cor. Washington and Laurel sts.-This 5O-vara
tue Oest IN ms grand location; the view Is per-
tecty immense; the location stands without rival.
any gentleman looking for a handsome so. vara on
"blch 20 build Il mansion for his family should
examine this one; the surroundings are an that cal
DC aSEed lor streets severed and everything ready
Ior uuiIdlng; JACKSON, Sacramento and Californts-
ct. cables lot l51 :6Xl27 1914.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining unclaimed in the PostoGiee at San Fran
cisco on MONDAY. June 20, 1892.
Ca To obtain any OF these letters the applicant
must call for Advertised Letters" and give the
date OF the list. II not called for within
they " ID be sent 10 the Dead-etter once
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MUIR ay, Mrs Julia
! Murray, $ O
lMuslck, Miss Mary
New. Edward
NicEelS. Capt + A
| Nickels, Master Frank
Niederstrasser, Marie
NIXON, } Il
NlSsen. Geo
Nitsohe, Heinrich
Noleu, Mrs Lille
Nottingham, JnO w
NOthey, Mrs NJ +
lOl3uyamia, Y
lOlscn, Mrs Ida
IOhlsen, Chatrine
lOsgoOd, Mrs T. :
IOsboun, Miss Lillian
lOsUorn, Mrs Maria
i Ovleh, Uno
tOxtOn. Miss Estella
| Owens, Sidaey
Perrin, r
PeRSe, Alfred
Pierce, Frank w
Pierce, A
Petrie, Jas Il
Phillips, Mrs F G.
Phillips, Senate
Phillipsen, Chas
/ Pickering, w Ii
Pitman, Geo
Polish. Jno
Pointer, G
Pollok, Allan
Pond, Il NJ
Pope, q
Porter, II ID
Powers Bros
Prstheu. Miss Yittie
Pran, Nix
Preston, Edw M
Price, Mrs Mary
lQulgley, Mrs Kate
Roberts, Jno Stanley
Roberts, z
Robertson, Mrs
Robertson, Miss Amanda
Robinson. Michael
Robinson, Nettie
Robson. Andrew
Robes, Daniel
Rockwell. Mrs n II
Rockenfield, Geo w
Rody, Miss Adelaid
! Rodel, J A
| Rogers. Mrs
Rogers, A
Rogers. Miss Madge
Rohrbeck. Henry
Rominger, Reinhold
ROssiter, Van w
R0unsaviile, Miss Alice
| RoSSeau, j
Rudolph, Misses
Ridden, Conner
Rufiin, J +
Rugg les, Norman @
Ripper, T.
| Ryan, Mrs Ellen
Ryan. Miss Julia
Ryan, Jno
! Ry erson, a z
/ Smith, Mrs MI
Schmith, Charley
Schmltt, Master Frank
lSmythe. Mrs Robert A L
lSmurr, j 4
lSoener, Henry
Soyer, Mrs Geo A
Spangler. Mrs Jennie
lSpecS, MIR
Spencer, Rev Bunyan
spencer. ID @
Spencer, Mrs Mary
/ SDeacer. VIM III
Spiegel ~ Ercker
Sprague, Z
Srad, Mike
Staffer, Miss Tura
Stamper, Cal
Standard Eleo & Engrav-
lug Company
Staninore. Miss Deane
STANLEY, c X
Starkey, Capt w N
Steinberger, DR. Chas VI
ISterger. Chas
stern, Myer
! StetsOn, Mrs Cha rlotte
Stevens, TbOs 70
SteuaTt, + II
Stiles w NJ
StocEley, Mrs 0 M
StoeheTt, NJ
Stockton. Thos
lStoll. Jno
Stonehouse. Miss Lulu
StoOt. Herman
story, Hanpden
Stott, j ii
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Strand, Gustave A
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Gibson. Miss S
GiOney. Misses (422 Ere
mOnt)
Clifford, Miss Grace
Gidiings, e "
| Giestker. Feeder IL
| Gilbert, Henry ii
| Giles, Miss Frances j
| G:ll4rd. Miss A
| GiirOy, Mrs A ice
ellison, Miss Nelly +
I GisS,Ow, Mrs L
| GIendyin, Mrs r J
! Godfren. Mrs Eta
| Cocker. II L
| GoIdschmidt, NJ
| Golden Gate Medical Co
Golding. Mrs Mansfield
Golding, NJ 2
Haag. Cattle
HaCgard, Mrs T L
Haggard. Mrs Lizzie
Hagley, j II
| Hag2erty, w
Hahn, Miss Annie
Hale, Oiiver n
Hall, Miss j e
Harrington, Mrs John
Hamilton, Mrs John
Hamilton Jr,
Harneett. Miss Lizzie
HarDp, } II
| Hanson, n T
Hanson, VIM
| Hansen, J X
| Hanson. Mrs J Y
Hansen, Hans
Hansen, Loren
| Hammond, X II
Hanke, Mrs (l3291a Min
MAJ
Hanks, Miss Klttie
Hamifen, Miss josie
Hannah. X
Hanback,, Mrs Mary
arlan, Mrs G G
Harmon, John
Harmon. Emma
Harmer. Mrs (3lS Turk
Harmon, Mrs A X
Hanelg, Jas
HartWeil. John J
Haste. julius A
H2Sweli, Mrs Viola
IIarkins, w K
Haupt. Prof A 2
Havgrd. Z A
HawSs, w "
Hay, Geo
Hayes, Mrs Belle
Hayes, Jessie
Hayes, Nj
HaZl-tte. Ernest
Hedley, Miss Nellie
HcGdst, Mrs Helen
HegamaBn, Miss Maggie
Holman, A II
HeidbOrn, Mrs Chas
Height. Chas III
Helnrichs, Emil Albert
Helnemann. Harmon
Helimann, j
InGersOlI, +
IngersUll, l. q
Irvine, Mrs
Jackson. Mrs SC
Jackson, NJ ii
Jackmau, Mary
Jacobs, simon
James, Mrs Annie
Jamsworth, Mrs
JaqueS. Frank
Jaqueth, J 5
Jefries, + A
Jensen, Miss Annina
Jenncr. Miss May
johns, Miss Kittie
JOhaaness0n, Slmson
JOnne
| Johansen, Miss Christian
johnson, Mrs Bridget
| Johnson, A NJ
Johnson, Miss Dede
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