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The morning call., 1892-03-04
CABLE ALARM BOXES.
Something New for the Cali.
fornia-Street Railway Line.
1t Is Intended to Avoid Accidents The En-
CINE VIII Be Stopped When the Eops
Strands Sanding the Track.

In order to avoid such accidents as have
occurred of late on the California-strepl
cable railroad, the managers of the line hay e
made arrangements for the introduction OF
system of alarm-boxes to be placed along
the road.
"Our telltales in the pnwer-house," said
Superintendent }. w. Harris yesterday.
indicate at once when there is anything
wrong with the cable as it passes through
the house. but they do not tell when there j.
loose strand out on the line. A strand
down at kearny street may get loose and
roll up for 100 feet or so and nothing b.
known of it in the power-house until it is
reported by the conductors. Now, th
object of the new alarm system is to give
our engineer immediate warning of any
break. loose straud or other defect In The
rope.
THE BOXES.
1--WE will have five alarm boxes from the
eastern terminus of the line to Hyde street
and four from there to Central avenue
When a strand is cut and comes loose the
grlpnian will ut ence tell the conductor, and
he viii run to the nearest alarm box He
will take crank key provided him and
constantly carried and will unlock the box.
when he will signal to the engineer, whu
Will ut once stop the engine. and the REPAIR
ers will go out ana fix the rope so that il
may safely run again.
I'VE think these alarm-boxes will be n
very valua bic addition to our cable system
They will certainly save much vexatious
delay in the repair of cables, and will give
us much better service all round. to say
nothing of the safeguard against accident"
Dir. Harris explained that the chief cause
OF the trouble on Tuesday morning last,
when a car made a tobosgan run down Cali
fornla-street hill, was that the track was
slippery The track and wheel brakes
acted all right. but the wheels were liftes,
from the track by the application of tile
wooden brakes resting on The rails. Th,.
brakes were so greasy ana the track so Wet
that the car slid rapidly down the hill. On
reaching kearDy street, where the track
was sanded. the brakes held fast and the eIF
was stopped.
To SAND THE TRACK.
I'VE are going to put stop to all that
sort of thing" said the Superintendent
I'VE are having sand boxes built on each
dummy, and they will be placed under each
seat, with pipe extending from them t.
the track. Whenever the rails are slippery
the gripman can easily sand them and make
the brakes hold firmly
Mr.. Harris said that while the sand boxes
were being constructed the signalmen along
the line will sand the track regularly during
wet weather.
We are beginning to put up the alarm
boxes already" said he, land will have
them all in their places SOON"
The morning call., 1892-03-04
COURT NOTES.

Discharges In insolvency have been granted
TO Edward A. keil and Owen Dykeman.
Judge Coffey has set apart the Cough street
property in the estate OF Charles ID. Junker as
homestead. 1t Is valued at $4,000.
Horace w. Philbrook has sued Louis T.
Hengstler for $50 for legal advice given the de.
PENDANT. who Is a teacher in the Cogswell
School, but fearing the loss OF his position con-
suited him In February, 1891, as to his legal
rights.
The supreme Court has affirmed the judgment
OF conviction OF robbery IN Tie case OF Michael
Anearn, tried IN this city and county. al the
definition Of reasonable doubt il was his duty to
have so asked" said the Court.
The complaint has been filed OF the City ana
County against Contractor A. E. Buchanan and
others 10 eDjon them FROM tearing up the side
walk and roadbed on Market street. near -Four
feenth and altering the grade. The matter will
come up before Judge Hebbard on the 18th.
Charles Lewis, brother of the widow, has
asked Tor letters on the estate OF Dan C. Sulfi.
van, who died Oh March 6, 1879, leaving prop
etty al the northwest corner of Buchanan and
Ellis streets claimed by the widow, Elizabeth,
as separate estate, and also as a homestead.
judge Finn has ordered Frank M. Pixley to
pay within ninety days judgment for $637 go,
awarded yesterday in favor OF the Southern Pa
eihc, being unpaid interest on the balance Of the
purchase price OF four quarter sections of rail-
road land contracted for in September, 1887,
Judgment went for the defendant Yesterday
In the appeal OF Peter Hyrup, who sued Henry
Nieman for 500 commission for having found
purchaser for $4,000 of the business Of the
California Towel Company. While such an ofYer
was made to Hyrup, the proof was that he did
mol bring about the sale.
The morning call., 1892-03-04
REVOLUTIONS.


MEETING OF THE BOARD OF NEW
n City Han Commissioners held February 20,
1892, the following resolutions were passed to
print: Resolved, that progress estimate in the
OF 1878 10. In favor OF II. A. Williams con-
tract NO. "a, pass TO print Ayes-Commissioner s
Sandcrson, Smiley. burst. Also. resolved, that
progress estimate in the sum of 1924 3D. In favor
OF McCann Il MCKAY contract No. SO, pass to
print. Ayes--Commissiopers Sauderson. Smiley,
burst. Also, resolved, that progress estimate In
the sum OF 8 534 80. In favor of Mccain a. Mckay
on contract No 80. pass to print. Ayes-Comms-
sioners Sande-sou. Smiley. burst Also. resolved,
that progress estimate in the OF SiS3S, in
favor of Gray Bros A. s. y. Co. contract 80,
pass to print. Ayes-Com IN issioners Sanderson
Smiley. burst. Also. resolved. that final estimate
fu the SUN OF $346l 10. IN favor of Shain q Hoff-
in full for contract No. 20, pass print. Ayes
commissioners Sandcrson, Smiley. burst Also,
resolved. that progress estimate in the sum OF
$5949 81. IN favor OF o. r. w. Schultze contract
No. 20, pass to pint Ayes-ComIni ssioners an
derson. Smiley. burst Also, resolved. that prog
ress estimate In the sum Of $ll47 50. In favor OF
J. E. Brit OH contract No 81, pass to print Ayes
Commissioners Sanderson. Smiley. burst
mr3 st exSu = EDWARD l. WOLFE Secretary.
The morning call., 1892-03-04

Nilhelmine Jaggi. widow, who died, on
the oath uIt., left 5000 in the German Bank
and will dated the Sd ult. The he.s are
all in this city and are four daughters AMI
one son, who are the deviseeS Before
making the will she says in that instrument
that she had conveyed to the son, Alfred
the property at 1912 O'Farrell street, and to
the daughters, Wilhelmine and Therese
Petrowsky, that at 10 Elliott Park. She
gave also TO another daughter, Eliza Piaiz
note for $500, and TO another, Augusis.
Platz, like sum. The remainder of th,
estate being In cash was equally divided
between all, share and share alike.
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Put Into Sennriries.

Timothy Hopkins. trustee of the estate o.
the late Lorenzo Sawyer, who was Judge ol
the United States Circuit Court, is mskins
investments with the money of the esiat,
which has come intn mis- hands He r
ported TO Probate Judge Ceffey yesterda,
that he had Invested S42. 23S. having pa
$50, 933 on December 4 and 10 1891, for II
shares of the Commercial Bank of Tacom;
thirty-five bonds of $1,000 each of the s. i
r r. of Arizona. and S6S0e on the 9Th iol
six bonds of $1,000 each of the S. z. BrancI
Railway Company of California. This EN-
pioyment of the funds was approved
The morning call., 1892-03-04
Northern Pacific Appeals.

The Northern Pacific Railroad Compar
has appealed to the United States Cirei
Court OK Appeals from the decision rrt
dered in the District Court of Montana i
the suit brought against it by George :
Lewis and others for S25. 0g0 damages r.,
cordwood destroyed by FIRE. Lewis WI
awarded $14S7 IS and costs of suit.
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Thrown from n Car.

r. S. Battelle, a carpenter, was riding o..
a California-street cable-car on Septembe.
g. 1891, when on 0'Farrell street, nca,
Hyde. it ran into bumper and he wa;
thrown from his seat and bruised. The
company has now heard from Batielie. fai
be has entered suit for $4,000 damages.
claiming that he has been incapacitate,.
from performing physical work or follow.
ing any occupation requiring the use of tn
left arm, for the same was broken.
The morning call., 1892-03-04
CRAWFORD TRACT.

The most attractive building sites in Oakland at
prices and terms within the reach OF every one
situated on the high land along the Piedmont cable
road and within 10 minutes of the center of the
city: magnificent views; perfect climate: streets
hncIy macadamZed: sewers all laid and connected:
cement sidewalks; water mains in front of every
lot from Piedmont Springs Water and Power Com
pany; lots IN the Stanford Tract now being sold
al from $50 to $50 front foot that will day
be worth from $50 to 500 per front foot: only
nalf OF the tract left: terms only one-fifLh cash.
balance IN yearly payments make selection now
while the best lots still for SALE Send for
marked prics list to WILLIAM j. DINGEE. $50
and 462S Eighth ST.. Oakland. felt I'm cod
CRAWFORD TRACT. OAKLAND: OVER $l4, 900
~ worth OF lots sold last week; send for maps
and price list. WILLIAM j. DINGEE, 400 Eighth
ST. oakland fei I'm cod
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LEGAL NOTICES.

I APAZ, FEBRUARY 4. lS32-MR--D DEAR
4! Sir; we beg to inform you. that by virtue OF a
pubic deed. executed to-day Ia this port the estate
of NIX. FRANCISCO BoSKINS fintestate, is de-
hnitiveiy and absolutely Withdrawn from the col
lective partnership 'CompaniA Perfifera de Ia Baia
California Sucesores.' the managing partner or
said company MIR CARLOS c. c0RNEJo. having
been subrogated In all the rights, credits aud
shares. well IN all the obligations and respon-
siDilities OF MR.. HOSKINS AMI OF his estate we
are. your most obedient servants
fSignedl J. NJ B.. DE HOSKTNS.
lSIRnedl z. Z. COkNEJO fe2e At Fr
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Rad Mouev.

The masters of several of the British ship'
lying at Oakland have been victimized By =
fellow believed to be Uriah Foiger. who ha
palmed off quite number of eounterfeits OF
English sovereigus on them. Two warrants
are in the hands of the police for the fei-
lows arrest. but so far he has managed to
olttde fha off
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Iusi.ted Upon IN, R.h,,e.

Judgment for 1882 Sc with interest from
May 2, 1891, was granted yesterday by Judge
Finn in the suit Of Thomas e. Ryan again>i
E. j. Baldwin to recover $685. %. the valu
of consignment of whisky. The contro
versy in the case was over the allowance q,
rebate of $500, which the drummer wh
made the sale had orally promised Lucky
Baldwin
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" Ho WOULD BE WITHOUT A HOME-oNLY
w 500 down.
Only $40 north, viii buy beautiful new cot
tage of rooms: all modern improvements: large
lot: only half block from electric and only
blocks from Berkeley steam cars; price only $3.50;
interest only per cent: greatest iuducement ever
offered. Inquire of w. C. MORAN. Lorin; take
Eerkeley train p,rl ~
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buckley Escapes Tr,aI.

Charles Buckley escaped trial on the
charge against him of assault to murder
because of the disappearance of the prose-
cutting witness. one Mcintyre, who COM
planned that Buckley hit him over the head
with pistol during water-fr front row.
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sTOikAs,E

FURNITURE. TRUNKS, PIANOS. ETC, CARED
= ior and stored reasonable; advances NADIA
LiEBEs Pioneer Storage Co. $40 stockton. eff
ElRST-CLASS STORAGE; ADVANCES MADE
L 64x-6la Missioa St cHAa l. TAYLOR iy3gt
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EDUCATIONAL.


DiANO PUPILS; TERMS SO HALF-HOUR
4 lessons weekly. Address "a Pond ST., off Market
and SIXTEENTH: Castro cars. mr4 Ste
iiANJO TAUGHT AT PUPILS HOME; LESSONS
- QUO. Address w. ROSE, 800 Kearny st. ma Srs
DRAMATIC BANJO STUDIO; WARRANTS TO
- make good player 2 lessons ITO Market 8 I'm
M RS. G. RADDEN. TEACHER OF MANDOLIN:
W 1oc. a lesson 1I21a Twelfth ST. mrl Inns
- w. kIMBALL, TEACHER OF PIANO 2eI2
Howard st.: terms moderate fe25 I'm
OCCIDENTAL ART SCHOOL REMOVED l77g
" Green. cor. Octavia- OLIVIA KINGSLAND u BIN
EARN BooK-kEEPING IN 8 WEEKS TARR
y Expert Accountant. Rin. as. ITO Market. f6 GIN
Gle g. CiPoLL0NI, FROM ROME, ITALY, MAN.
- dolln teacher Donohoe Building. X. 49, 16 3n
CCHooL CIVIL, MINING, MECHANICAL ELEC
~ trical engineering surveying, architecture Az
saying; estab. 1864. A. Van der Nailen, 723 Market
IL EALDS BUSINESS COLLEGE. "a POST ST
A. Doube-entry bookkeeping, penmans hip, short
nsna ypc-writing. teiegraphy. etc. all inefudedta
business course under one Zee OF STA je30sf
PAClFIC BUSINESS cOLLEGE $40 poSr Dc.
Lneseholarshio. S75; day ana eveninx ooAe3
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Delegates Elected.

The Stanford Republican Club held their
weekly meeting Wednesday night. anu the
following delegates were elected to repre-
sent the club at the State League of Repnh-
lcan Clubs: p. Nj. 0Connor, T. +. Dolai
and I: +. Graham. Forty members signed
the roll.
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.

ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
s. HANLEY X CO.. 1851 PARK ST., WILL
q build. sell rent you any kind of a house any
where in Alameda on the most reasonable
terms au26 tt
LAMBDA BARGAINS
2Ooo-s250 down. $s5 per month; lot 27xl30:
new modern cottage rooms and bath. No. 1873
$260o-S40U down, $25 per month"; corner lot
30xl30; new modern cottage rooms and bath
SSl5o-s300 down. $50 per month; lot 81 :5xl58;
new modern 2-story house rooms and bath.
$3425-Sa00 down. &s5 per month: lot 35xl5s;
new modern 2-story house, 4 rooms and bath.
e3500-&5OO down. $S5 per month: lot 25xl5O:
new modern 2-story house; gas, sewer aud water:
school and station near by. mo. l22
$4250-$750 down. so per month: lot COX $50;
nice COTTAGE . rooms and bath: block from sta
tion: gas. sewer and city water. mo- 1874.
$4t50-$750 down, $40 per month";: lot 42xlU3;
new modern 2-story house, z rooms and bath.
$5500-$500 down. SIS per month: lot 40xi25;
fine new 2-story house rooms and bath; station
airy tubs; electric bells; speaking tubes; clothes
chuteS; linen closets. mo- 1873.
$6500-&l00O down. $50 per month; lot 5Cx I6O
n. side. blocks srom station; elegant 2-story
house rooms ana bath; electric bells: clothes
closets: redwood-nnished throughout; fine view OF
the bay. mo 81
Choice lots at bargain: houses to let and money
to loan. III. p. MOREAL & CO., 14S2 Park ST., Ala
media; 4O2 Montgomery ST. San francisco fe4 II
DOR BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE OR HOUSES
u to rent, call on MRS. l. w. CHANDLER & Co.,
1879 PARK St, Alameda ia24 II
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CLaIRyOYaNyS.


M rs DIR. NEWTON or NEW YORK CITY.
AVA Phreno Physiogn omist. will to yorr char
acter. what your life has been and what it VIII
be; W hat profession. trade occupation you will
be most successful In aud HOW TO ACCUMULATE
FORTUNE. She will reveal the secret OF your
setectlng your affinity in matrimany and partfer IN
business No one should venture in either of these
without consulting her. She will save you untold
misery and make for you boundess happiness. She
also tells the condition OF every organ your body
what diseases you have a tendency 10 and how to
prevent them. She viii tell you what You want to
Know and tell you facts In every case. Letters an-
swered; hours ii until 5; until 8. 43 sixth ST.,
San Francisco. MIRA N
M RS. DIR. DE SAN, FROM YOUTH GIFTED
4sA mind-reader and fortune-teller, aided by vas
experience among all classes of people in this and
foreign countries. Is able to blend the past to
future OF the lives of her customers as to create
wonder and astonshment: her mission is to soothe
the disconsoiate. reunite broken and despairiny
family circles and unto in the bonds of love youth
fu ahections In the great cities OF the East she is
weic lmed as one OF the best in her line; always
Pheasant and refined. all who visit her depart with
pleasant and grateful feeling; she the result of
q Journey. business deal. matrimonial venture
Ike an open book; those wishing to learn what the
future has In store for them should consult this
gifted lady; send two 2-cent stamps for her Illus
trated book. Parors and 2. 109 Powell stfell i'm
The morning call., 1892-03-04
PROPOSALS.


PROPOSALS. FOR NAVAL SUPPLIES FOR
1 the Navy-yard. Mare Island, Cai.-February 20.
1897 Sealed proposals. Endorsed proposals for
Naval Supplies for tho Navy-yard. Mare Island
Cali TO be opened March %, 1892. !" VIII be received
at the Bureau OF Provisions and Clothing, Navy De-
Fartment- Washington. ID. c.. until IL O'clock
noon March %. S92. and publicly opened imme-
dlately thereafter, to furnish at tie Nayy-yard.
OF cement, spikes, lumber, bolts, hardware. tools
metals, iron, steel. paints, pipe etc. The articles
must conform TO the Navy standard and pass the
usual naval inspection. Blank proposals will be
furnished upon application to the commafldant
Marc Island. the Navy Pay ONCE. San FrancIsc O..
Cal. or 10 the bureau. The attention OF mauufac-
turers and dealers Is Invited Tie bids, all other
things beIng equal. decided By TOT. The DEPART
ment reserves the right To waive defects TO re-
1ect any or all bids not deemed adyan tageous to
the Government EDWIN STEWART. Paymaster-
General u. b. Navy, mr4 FrTu at
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BERkELEY REAL ESTATE.

GOO To LET-COrTAGE, ROOMS MODERN
W[V. improvements. patent walks. fine lawn
flower garden young orchard lovely place. 1923
The morning call., 1892-03-04

READ TRIS UNPRECEDENTED OFFER,
BUY HOME!
DO YOU OWN HoMEr
lF NOT ...--........,..- .-............WHY NoTr
We lead. Others follow.
Read for yourself.
II viii pay you
What we will do this mouth
Everybody to have benefit
Figure for yourself.
Our grand offer for March,
100 lots 50x15O In the
..... WARNER TRACT
$500 EACH. MARCH oNLY$3eo EACH
These prices less than you can
buy the land by the
Remember this is only for the month
of March.
Read the terms: Only 80
cash. balance 50 per month
over $50 lots sold TO ooua-fide
purchasers since October 18th
The power house and car-houses OF
the electric road are located
upon the Warner Tract
A fine private seminary TO
be erected by Messrs- warfe & Blanches of Hay
wards upon the
tract a. once.
The contract is let to grade all
the streets in the Warner Tract
atrhe present owners expense
George Early expects 10 begin early In
the spring to erect magnihce emit hotel
Think of it. reflect and buy
one or two of these lots
whether you be rich poor.
The investment is wildcat.
but as solid as bank stock.
Parties in the interior wishing to
take advantage OF this grand
offer can remit to amount
Of first payment and we Will select for them
the choicest ofany lots
remaining unsod, as II they were
personally present, and we guarantee
to absentee purchaser this to be the
cheapest property offered along this road.
Remember you will regret 1t in one year from
now II you read this
advertisement aud do not invest In this special
offering. Carriages our office at All
times to show you this property.
Send for maps.
M. J. LAYMANcE CO..
46o Eighth street,
$4,000 , saw MODERN NODE Il, E last COT
ested: blocks from station: IN must be sold Within
80 days; call at once. A. j. TAFT, 1914 Seventh
St. center station Oakland: terms to suit fe2I az
EDUCATIONAL.
IVAN TED-PRIVATE PUPILS: ALL
~ branches taught; music lessons soc each:
The morning call., 1892-03-04

L,ULL BLOCK OF LAND IN BERKELEY, COM
4 prising about acres. unimproved. at q bargain
block CT ground. with hBe Broom residence, ali
modern conveniepces. with fne plants and fine as
sorted fruit trees In bearing price low and terms
easy. Apply to G. $. CAPP 4 CO.. Real Estate
Agents and House Brokers. AIS Montgomery ST. st
e S00 HOUSE OF ROOMS. LARGE LOT:
sN lCVO. near Catholic Church; a bargain JOS
j. MASON. Dwight Way Station. mr3 7ts
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&cSl0 NEW MODERN EASTLAKE COT
&AcOu. taee; rooms and bath; centrally To-
Gated; blocks from station must be sold within
80 days; call at once. A. J. TAFT, 1914 Seventh
ST. Center Station Oakland: terms to suit fe27 II
The morning call., 1892-03-04

CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
JAMES McCoNAHEY, CARPENTER AND
- builder, lz2 Bodybuilding. repairing attended:
store aud Office fitting speciality. reieph'e 342S "
I y.LAWRENCE.CAR PENTER AND BUILDER
- = ole sacramento ST. cabinet Work and fttingup
edices promptly attended; telephone 500 ul5st
MONEY TO LOAN.
7 OANS ON REAL ESTATE. NOTES MERCHAN
IL disc. JOHN s BOWMAN.S3l kearny. IL. l2.l7 TT
MONEY LOANED FROM 81 UPWARD AT
Ul Security Loan yank, HOS Market ST. mr.. Mason;
private entrance Z Turk. N. }. ERANKIiN&Co GIN
IIANpnI InVpDFIcpupuTc
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GIl0 GREAT BARGAIN; COFFEE SALOON
OIOO. and chop-house for sale; sacrificing on
account OF sickness; any one can this and clear
500 per month Que OF the very best locations
best class OF custom; is only block Stock
ION and Market SITS Apply TO KENNY a SCHU1T,
4OV4 harke ct ST lt<
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EDUCATIONAL.
LoRIN REAL ESTATE


M AN ED-PR NATE PUPILS: ALL
" branches taught; music lessons soc each;
highest references. Address l. C., Oakland ONCE
"a 2t
The morning call., 1892-03-04

GIIS CHICKEN RANCH FOR SALE LO.
- ! u. Gated in South san Francisco; 5-room
house, II lots; rent only SIS per month"; fences
eoops. chickens aud ducks Included Apply KEN Ny
a Schultz, 1904 Market st. lt&
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sPiRIrY ALfsm.

ff RS. Z. NJ. GILMAN. SEANCE MON. WE'D AND
Va Fri evenings: sittings daily. 102l19 Mkt 7s
M ME- DR. THOMAS, CLAIRYoYANT, TEST
li medium and life reader: tells entire life past
present futur; consultations all affairs nothing
excepted: name given valuable advice and sure
help: restores lost love by sympathy: mistake i'm
possible: diseases cured: fee 81: letter go 80
Kearny st. 13Iy
THE ONLY FoRrUNE-TELLER IN THIS CoUN-
try has returned to San Francisco for a short
Time she tells You what you do not know; she tells
you what you want 10 kafow; she Will not guess at
anything but give you facts: see her yourself and
you VIII send your friends l20 Sixth 81 ia24tf
{yLhIRNOYANT. CARDREADER AND MAG
" netfc healer; circles Tuesdays ana Thursdays:
sittings daily. 625 Webster ST.; take Hayesst
Yai On,
Nj RS. ). ). WHITNEY. CLAfRyOYANT TEST
lu medium. and iife-reader d TURK ST. APPS Il
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GSln HALF INTEREST IN A FINE PAYING
- COO restaurant located of the princi-
PAL streets having larse trade. apply KENNY q
SCH TT. 1904 Market ST 1tz
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CC00 WILL ) ELL MY OLD ESTABLISHED
u Nv. eigar-stere at this low price; has never
been offered for sale: only principals need appIv
See owner on premises, 249 Sixteenth St. near Mis-
sion: iuil value IN sight. mr4 3t*
The morning call., 1892-03-04

DARE CHANCE FOR , PRACTICAL WATCH
IL maker and jeweier with email capitalism old
established ieweiry business, with q good run of
work, aud conveni ent TO the leading hotels of the
city, must be sold al once account or the death
OF the proprietor For further particulars apply TO
n. }. HINAN, 507 kearny ST. ma 81
The morning call., 1892-03-04

e.t0 TO LET-STORE SUITABLE BAKERY:
u -. living rooms; good chance tor a BEGIN
ner. Apply 1912 " ebster 81. Alameda nrA Re
The morning call., 1892-03-04

ks1ni ONE IN NEED OF INFORMATION ON
tne subject OF advertising will do well to obtain
ssopy OF Book for Advertisers" 1888 pageA price
mailed. postage paid. on receipt OF price: con-
sHlns careful computation from the American
Newspaper Directory OF alt the best papers ana
ciass ournais gives tho circulation rating of evec4
one ana good deal OF Information about rates zad
otnof matters Pertaining to the business OF advor.
IslnG address RowELES ADVERTISING BIZ.
AGAU. ~ Spruce ST.. New YORK aul0 II
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u IN WILL Buy WELL-ESTHBLISHED BUST-
tDOO ness. suitable for bright energetic lady:
sold only on account Of leaving the State. A. " .
box 1o4. CALI. Branch Once lts
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G660 COFFEE-SALooN AND CHoPHOUSE:
u oOO. very CENTRAL near Kearny st; day
trade; bargain; 1, d. BARNARD, 200 Kearuy Is
The morning call., 1892-03-04

GOCD-PAY1NG REsTA URANT AT GREAT SAC
~ rihCe; must be sold: near cauneries and rail
works Inquire nv. corner Third and FiIbert Sta
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ALAMEDA ROOMS AND BOARD.

TOR BARGAINS1N REAL ESTATE OR HOUSES
4 to rent call on MRS. l. w. CHANDLER & Co.,
1920 PARK ST., Alameda ja24 Il
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ADVERTISING.

I YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE ANYTHING
anywhere at any time write to GEO p. ROW ELL
= CO 40 spruce st.. New York. aui0 ~