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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-13
GKORGETOwSs.
HARvARDs.

Dickinson out running ont OF line.
r. MahOney out: ob5tr1ctlng fielder. -
coorgc.,wn. 40 O ! D | q 0-3
HarvorJs ................. u y " : -
Earned rnn.-HArvsr1s. =. Three-Dase hit
g. Matoney. First base on balls-By Carmody
.: By }. Highlands. \. Hit by plicher-HafleY.
First ba-e on errors-Georgetown, l. Lett on
basss-C;oorgetowns 9; Harvarls, 8. struck
out-Bv Carrnoiy. ,: by j. Highlands -.
Passed bau-CorDe:t VIA pitcn-Carmo0y.
stolen bases-Harlsy. Garvey, Carbon ~, holo-
well, Cook. and Corbett. Time o. game hour
ani 30 minutes Umpire-Mr. snyder.
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Real Estase Agent ani Auc'ioneeh
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUtbLa.
l. REAL ESTATE n AND NtAk
TOWN or ASHLAND. by yirtyo ~ iH'
of trust executed by 4. H. Perkins snd VIC
one on the An day Of March, lsNi -D
Mckae, trustee IN vnich tho u9tefsisn.
been substituted trustee ia the place al pr.
Of ssif McRae. deceased, and the othef re.
date tne LIST day " July, 1890, 90 so@ az.
eigned as trustee, boln 81 witch d'ei'
been duly recorded n tho Clerk on u - -.
yer Court, and IN obedience % dee - F.,
Circuit Court of Chesterfield county, ehi
the consolidated causes of "DreSry, Is "
against Luckegt. &C., and "Lu,ke..s go
against Luckett, &c. the unietsisH Wa
APRIL IS, 1898,
In front OF Mr.. Charles stebbias store - the -
OF Ashland, beginning at O'Clock p " ''.
public auction the following properly
An OF that PROPERTY Of which no lA.o -.
n. Perkins died seized, situated IA no 49,.
Ashland Gu Taylor street. aud Ariingt9n 49,.
and upon saicn there are two Dies ..,
with she necessary 0at-Duiidings Ann WIZ
In good repair. .,,,.o,.a
slso thai DESIRABLE LITTLE FARN sa2's
as 4" Br,ernald.H situated short dniAhs' ~.
Ashland on the odd Telegraph road, WIZ -.
Portable dwelling aud other biiidings -
aud containing 80 5-l0 acres more ~ a.,
tscs, however. 90 a life estate IN Nrs. -
10 II acres thereof exclusive Of ouAitnke -. d.
Inc sAid properly Will Be sold sepst. ~.
suit purchasers, and a. viii % anaos"''
sale.
1xsxs; Cash ,nwvtt
r. H. CAkOwLL-.
ap IL. IL, lost ~
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LEE DISTRICT.''

In execution OF twodesds OF trust from Charles
L. steel--one u James d. Elan and Joan n.
Branch trustecs. dated April X, 1899, INC other
10 lanes H. Elafn, trustee. dated April q. 1882
recorded IN Deoi-BoOS l21 A, pagc5 20 ana -
res Dcctiyeiy. HeArico County Court. ana IN per-
suance OF the decree OF the Circlit Court oi Han
over county, Va, IN tue suit styled "GTHtnmey'
trustee, against Steoi aud others rendered on
the 9th day ~ April. 1891, tho uudorsigned
trustees viii sell by public auction. on tho
premises, on
THURSDAY. APRIL, -, 1S03.
a, ; O'Clock p. NJ. the REAL ESTATE described
in s,fd deods, 10 being tao aboye-named Nthh
ATTRACTIVE AND VALUABLE LAND. 'front.'
inz 25JD-l2 feet on the south line OF Franklin
street, sztonding bacE Oh the eastern line ot
Gear street, AMI between parallel limos lou
feet to an alley. and 20 BE- sold eiiher a. whole
or In separate lots. ~ may seem best at the uno
% sale.
Beautifully situsied on this most popular
residence street, not far from the " leo hpnn-
ment, ." and Immediately IN the lnc OF the CITY q
beJ. residence growth, this property viii dOlos-
less largely increase IN value In the near tutufo
and ~ well worthy the consideration OF tnose
seeking good residence sites or good investments
TsRHs (as prescribed by SAID decreel; one
fourth cash the residue I'm equal instruments NJ
Dix, twelve and eighteen months, by negotiable
notes, with Interest added, and secured by deed
o. trust on the sald land. the sale 20 be subiec.
10 confirmation by the said Circuit court OF
Hanover County. JAMES Il. ELAN,
JOHN n. BRANCH.
Trustees.
b ELAN & Co. Auclioneers. ap -
BYE n. Pluemacher,
R.al Estste Agent, Auctioneer and Loan
Broker,
No Is north Ninth street.
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CoURrNsr. RI AISrlFF. AGAINsT HCrcHEs0S ASp
OTHERS. OEF2AD ASrs--lN THE CHASCEkY COURT
or THE CITY or RICHMOND.
/, Charles W. Codiin, clerk Of said court, cer-
tifg that the bond required Of the special COM
missioner by the decree In ssid cause Of Decem-
Der Is, 1892, has been duly given
Given under mug hand this 9TH day OF April.
1898 CHARLES w. GOODIN,
ap7 Clerk.
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JAggs II. CRENsHAw. AucIioEecr.

+. A. SAUNDERS & SONS, PLAINTIFFS. AGAINST X.
b. BtTKlSss HEIRS. DEFESDANrS-lN TIE
CHANCgRY COCRr or THE CITY o? RICHMOND:
/. Charles w. GOddiu. Clerk Of said court. cor
thy that the bond required OF the special COM
missioner by the decree in std causo OF Febtu-
p. 1895, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 5'h day Of April,
1898. CHARLES w. GOpDlN,
a,S ClOrk.
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George w. Mayo, Auctlonoer.
Nos. - and "a north Ninth street.

ORGANS. HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
~ TCBE. &C. AT AUCrlON.-l Will sell a.
my store M 1890 o'clock
TO-DAY CrHURspAY). APRIL Is, 1898,
. very nice PARLOR ORGANS:
> WALNUT and O,hor CHAMBER SITS:
\ WALNUT. other PORTABLE NAkOkOBES :;
l WALNUT-FkAME 7-PlE T. PABLOR SUIT;
WALNUT and other BUfFR1S and DINING
ROOM TABLES;
WALNUT HALL-RACk and PARLOR
SHELVES;
OFFICE DISK and WRlTlNG-TABLE
Very .handsome CENTkE-TABLES, EASElS,
SOFAS, CHAIRS, ROCKERS, 10 Dol BILE
and SINGLE BEDSrEADS. BUREAUS.
WAsHS1A AIDS. BED-SPRfNGS, FEATHER
BED. uAfR-MATTRESSEs MATING,
KITCHEN SAFES. REFkIGERATO X,
COOKING AMI HEAIING-SrOYES,a aud an
extra large quantity Of hISCELLAN EDl ;
ARTICLES thai have got 70 be sold to make
room Tor other cousienments.
GEORGE W. MAYO.
apl3 Auctisnecr.
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SwARTHMOREs GO pOwN.

On the LIST instant the Georgetown
team had an uphill fight to defeat
Swarthmore, as the latter held the lead
mp to the eighth inning, but then the
Chippies pulled themselves together
and woD the game.
The scOre was as follows
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BY virtue n n certain lcol - f-i '..-
George +. Steel and wife tp tir .rI....t
trustees. dated January 4, lsN%. lu.g r..f..
IN the Clerk once 81 tho kihmont ,... r
Court In Dcel -book lii e.. page -If. r...
secure the payment Of certain nus.f....
therein mentioned, default has % loo. .. ..
~ the payment Of said note. aud e.. 'Nn -.
~ the holder thereof, No w.ll proceed r'
public auction. on she promises. 60 tlH f..
- tho hour norein before mentioned. no
mentioned REAL f. Ale, which B.. ,N" -.
conveyed Oy the saij deed ~ trust Tors
ing IL well built, conveniently arrar. i f.t
contains thirtoeu rooms ana tho u- .rI .f
Improvements. The loo irnn,s 80
more &C lees ana runs hac4 between
lines l2O feet % a .O-iont alloy. l." I....
and all ~ the surroundings 90 tl.a
make u "a very attractive re-ile"rn. n.-...
all OF the desirable features ot % really t
home. such no win always command "a a--..
tenant At q high rent.
Trims: BY consent oi all parties in .'....
will be one thiri cash: balance a. FIX. f..
And eighteen months, notes with Interest t. '..
ana secured by q deed u t-g-t.
WILLIAM 10. go AKiNl.
WILLIAM A. SAND.
ap - Trustees
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AUCTION sALEs-This Dap. =,
by James II. crensbsw.
RoaI Estate Agent ana Auctioneer,
No. IL north Eleventh street.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
~ OF THAT
VALUABLE STORE PROPERTY
No oooO VESABLE STREET..

z. A. Saunders & Sons, Decree OF the cram
PLAINTIFF, cery court |" nioe-
fWuho cutel'a A0Si~-
X. b. Bltkins's Heirs, airy ~ 1882
Defendants.
Pv virtue Of the above decree tho undersigned
speSinl CON missioner will otfor Tor 5ale by pun
ltc auction, on the promises. ON
THURSDAY, APE,L -. 1898.
NJ A.3O p. VI, that LOr OF LAND a. the
northoas, corner OF Vensblo street and Mechn-
nicsyiIe turnpike, fronting 3"i1 icot on Venaolc
stree; and extending back between parallel lines
los feet to an alley ~ foet wide, aud tho V hkn
VALUABLE. COMPARATIVELY NEW, AND
NODERN-BUIL1 TWO-STDR1 BRlCh oIOhE
thereon. with residence above. his property u
situate at the junction OF two Of the man tho
rouchfares OK the eastern part OF tue CITY con
yeuient 10 tho electric railway. Ald IN section
now being greatly beautifo1 ana improved
C-piiallats and others wanting No. business
stand are respectfully invited 20 attend toe sac.
TERMS One fourth cash; one fourth IN fouf'
ono fourth IN cighi, and ono fourth IN twelve
months. toe purchaser % give uegotaole hoten,
with interest added from the day OF Gale ior me
deferred payments, and the title 10 be retained
uLiil the whole probationary has been p1id
ard q conveyance ordered % the Court
GEORGE r. HAW,
Special Commissioned.
JAggs II. CRENsHAw. AuctioBecr.
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BY virtue OF a decree OF the Chancery Court Of
the city Of Richmond, entered on the I'd day OF
June. 1891, In the cause OF l.. Il. Morris against
Garland Morris and others, as special commits
sorer l Will sell at public auction, on tho
premises, on
THURSDAY. APRIL -, 1893.
al 4 P. NJ, FOUR LOTS on Grove avenue and
Harrison street Immediately opposite tho How
itzer monument fronting together ] % feet, and
EIGHT LOTS on Psrk avenue beginning 80
tses west OF the northwest corner ot PARK ave
nue. ana Harrison street. Seven Park-avenue
lOts will De sold, fronting 20 feet each. and ono
fronting ~ 1912 feet. After the sole Of the
land We Will sell tho improvements on the Nor
ris hon estead. consisting OF LARGE DOUB Z
BRICK DWELLING and several BRICK OUT
BUILDINGS. nil i'm Drovements 20 be removed
within thirty days. To all parties, wheth er IN
search az n lot on which TO build and live or
whether wanting an investment Or speculation,
We can recommend this property as being
strictly prime. Considering location and sur
rounding improvements, We believe this 10 be
the best large piece OF West-End land on the
market.
TERMS: For the improvements, cash: for tho
land. Onc-focrth casa, balance in ak, twelve,
aud eighteen months. with per cent. interest.
the purchaser giving negotiable notes Tor de-
ferred purchase-moneg and interest and title
retained until the whole pur ,hase- money is paid
and conveyance ordered by the court. Mars OF
the property can 10 seen at the ofnc- OF the
auctloneers, VINO will furnish all desired tn'or-
nation. WILLIAM V. WILSON, JR,
Special Commissioner.
IL THE CHAsCgzY COURT or The CITY OF Rich
MOSD:
]. Charles W. Goddin, Clerk Of said court. cer-
ttiy that tue bond required Of the special COM
missioner by the decree In said cause OF June
., 1891, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 2Ist day OF October,
1891. CHARLES w. GODDIN,
Clerk.
X. b. CHAPLIN & Co., Auctioneers. ap la-2t
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lowing Is INC sCUre
CEORGETONSs.
cOLUMRIAs.

Earned run-GsorgetowD. First base on balls
BY Fitzgerald, 3 by Hutchings, 3. struck out
By Fitzgerald. , (; OF liutchins. =. Stolen bose'-
+ MahOuey q, sullivan, CarmOdy, q. MahOuey
~ Mattocks ~, Smith. iIildreth, Barber, and
boerum. lime Of game-l ho1r aud 40 min-
utes. Umpire-Mr. Boucher.
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icxzY COURT or THE CITY OF RIcu.

L,OR SALE AT AUCTION. A
IL SMALL HOUSE AND LOT ON NORTH
THIRD STREEr.--By request OF the owners.
who are determined 10 sell without limit or re-
serve, will sell az auction, on the premises,
THURSDAY, APRIL Is, 1923,
at o'clock P. ~, that Two-sToRY HOUSE
No. 744 north Third street. containing six rooms
The lot fronts II feet on the vest SIDE Of Third
street and runs back $50 rect.
TEgns: One fourth cash: balance in sir.
twelve. ard eighteen months, negotiable notes
10 be given with interest added aud secured by
@ deed OF trust on the properly.
GEORGE f. CRAWFORD.
ap S,7,9.1l.l3 Aucttoneer
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Tho LOTS a, the southwest corns- 70 So -,..
and Sumpter streois have A font of fr f...
Carter street. % feet. On tsafea strr.t
feet. and on Simpler street. 5DU Zoo,
uniform depth u no feet @ an alloy.
The DWELLING, are now. vel AL ..r.,
tally built, contain ST rooms zach. ana --.
ca OIed By iirs;-class tenantA ~ sec...a.t ...
Mcs, Eud nae improved more rapidly f..t..
a. shown by tae large number ot dee. .... ..
Gently crested IN this vicinity. Tho mos f.1.
Ia, OF the city parks, with 90 f.e ar.... ...
large lake nov nearing completi0r. ID. ....
short distance away. ONE 60 tle sale ,.. d.,
what energy lui push Nave arc0npl- .a. ... .,
DEVELOPMENT % this property.
Coaveyances leave oi.ce ~ aurfio4.e-l "a
u. NJ. sharp.
1ERMs Very liberal AMI .rn Iunrri ~ al.
DENOON, al ppEE Nt.
sp 10 A1Ft..
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BY request o. the owner l shall o1er for sale
at public auction. on the premises, a. ne hour
above mentioned, all tha, certain LOT OF
LAND in the city Of Richmond, fronting on mo
cast e.de Of north Third street. between
JACKSON and Duyal streets, 20 feet ana
running hack between parallel lines 100 toet
10 an alley "a the rear. together with all the
improvements thereon, consisting OF THREE
DWELLINGS rs stated above
This property yields d very good revenue, az
the said houses are always occupied and have
not been without tenants for some time.
II you want good paying property don't fan to
attend this sale. Tho owner wants 20 sell, anu
II you don't buy 10 somebody else Will at tho
price ! expect to knock 10 0ut
TERMs: VIII be announced NJ tho sale.
T.. n. PLU EMACuER,
AuctiDneer.
POSrPONENENT.
The above sale ~ continued until
THURSDAY, APgH 18TH,
a. 800 o'clock =. NJ.
+. II. PLUEMACHER.
apI2-1t Auctioueer.
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Our regular sale
AUCTION sALEs--Future Days.

BY II. Seldom & Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auc.ioneers,
ONCE Eleventh and Bank streets.
The morning call., 1893-02-24
DUNDON ELECTED.
All the Supervisors but
One Are Democrats.
The Recount Removes Heyer's Pla-
rality of 95 and Gives Dunden
the Election by II Votes.

The Board of Supervisors will hereafter
be composed of eleven Democrats and one
Non Partisan. Since the first OF the year
one Republican occupied a seat but yester-
day the courts decided that he was not en-.
titled TO 1t, and he now gracefully retires.
For twelve days and half the Duudon-
Heyer recount has been going on before
Judge Hebbard, and yesterday afternoon it
was concluded, and the fiuding of the court
was that p. +. Dundon. the Democratic can
didate for Supervisor of the Ninth Ward In
the recent election, was declared elected by
plurality Of twenty-five votes.
AT the conclusion of the long canvass con-
Quoted by the Election Commission Albert
Heyer. the Republican candidate, was de-
clared elected by plurality of ninety-five
votes. There was suspicion In the minds
Of Mr.. Dund0n's friends that all was not
right, aud a recount was asked for. Mr..
Dundon gained steadily from the commence
ment, and on Monday last the figures 50 far
as counted stood even. and yesterday MORN
ing the work of counting the Thirty-seventh
Assembly District remained TO finish the
recount. When the Seventh Precinct of
that district was reached the Democratic
candidate was fifty-seyen votes ahead OF the
Republican.
lHt tdlly-ou6ttS Oh tHb pIeClncb ELECTION
officers gave Mr.. Dundon twenty-three
votes more than any other Democrat on
the ticket and their correctness was doubted.
These doubts proved 10 be we'll founded.
Dundon had been credited with twenty-five
votes which. should have been given to
Heyer. and this discrepancy cut Dundon's
majority in the recount down to thirteen.
Six more precincts remained TO be counted.
and when they were finished the total vote
for Mr.. Dundon was $3.50 and for Mr..
Heyer 5.197, giving majority in favor OF
Mr.. Dundon Of twenty-five.
In view Of these facts Judge Hebbard or
dered that certificate Of election be granted
Mr.. Dundon. and also gave Judgment in his
favor for the amount oil the costs.
The costs for eight and a half days were
shared by j. I'll. Stafford, but the remaining
four DAYS will have to be paid for by Mr..
Heyer alone. His total expense will amount
to $212 80, not counting attorneys fees.
Mr.. Dnndou was of course elated with his
success, but Mr.. Heyer could not help show
ing that he felt downcast He not only suf-
fers defeat after tasting the joys Of public
The morning call., 1893-02-24
ce. but he is out of pocket a good months

office, but he is out OF pocket good mon tn S
. salary.
p. F. Dundon, the new Supervisor, was
born in New York City and when quite
boy began to earn his own living as a boiler
MAKER. He worked hard all day and at
tended school at night and. with persever-
ance in this course of continued work and
study he has reached a position which
many men aspire to, but few attain. When
he was Is years OF age he accom-
panied his parents to Australia and three
years later came to San Francisco.
He has resided here ever since, and is re-
garded as one of the best and most enter
prising citizens of this city. Boiler making
was his trade, and this he took up as soon
as he arrived and devoted his evenings TO
the study of mechanical drawing. and soon
acquired rare skill as draughtsman. For
twelve years he was superiD tendent OF
boiler-shop, and about eleven years ago ne
established the San Francisco Boiler
orks, on Main street, and be now rroba-
bly, does the largest business Of that kind
OH the Pacific Coast
Mr.. Dnndon is keenly alive TO the practi-
cal side of all public questions. He is a
hrst-class business man, and will bring TO
the civic administration those excellent
qualities OF energy and ability which have
enabled him to achieve such success as q
citizen.
The morning call., 1893-02-24

"Yon speak OF a disease which is shown b;
this tendency TO dizziness and sickness IN Gle
vators. WIN you explain what you mean,
DOCTOR" the writer asked.
The doctor thought awhile before replying
and then said: These symptoms show that
there Is TOO much bile In the system and that
means that the liver and kidneys are more or
less out or order. For THIS reason people who
feel TINS dizziness aud sickness should never
steDs 10 remedy it without delay. II they
neglect TO do so They VIII find before very long
that the disease it indicates has gotten such
hold on them that they cannot shake 1t OH and
doctors will be powrrless TO cure IT,"
Every one who has suffered from the painful
symptoms so plainly described in the doctors
words will be interested 10 the following re-
marks on the subject, which should be carefully
read.
Mr.. Francis McGovern. residing on 1881
street, New York, says: For several years
had strange symptoms. great pains and stiffness
In my back, frequent he daches, poor appetite.
Irregular sleep ana q constant desire TO void.
Motion OF any Kind was unbeatable. Friends
advised the use of different remedies, but
found that there was only one thing that would
help my condition. / am we'll man to-day. due
to The use OF that great remedy. which Is War
nel's Safe Cure. It Is the best medicine ever
made and holds high place la my estimation"
ID, Il. Young. foreman Of The sboeing shop OF
The Sixih-ayenue Railroad Company, says: II
have seen the time when I'd have given 500 for
a moments freedom from pain. Many an hour
have [ walked the floor TO gain relief, which
only came with exhaustion. l had suffered for
twenty years from kidney disease. Al times it
had been so bad that could not ride two blocks
In tile cars without feeling a desire TO get OF and
void. AZ that stage OF my disease my vile
begged OF me 10 try certain remedy, but | OBJ
jeeted as l had 10 faith in IL. but finally I
yielded 10 her wishes. am rejoeed 10 say tnat
by me use Of Warmers, Safe Cure was restored
to health and am a well man to-day"
Mir. Jesse Larrabee, the welknown eoun.
selor-at.law. whose Office is at SO Liberty street,
says: Il have used Warmers SAFE Cure pei
soually, Rnd with The best results. l have recon-
mended its use 10 very many friends and ac-
quaiutances during the past ten years aud &c has
Invariably proved eminently satisfactory. 1t
cured my brother OF Brighps Disease, and has
always been a cure for idney troubles in all
cases that l have known and where l have
recommended IT,"
These people speak from experience. Their
words are earnest and Outspoken and are the
best testimony that can be presented IN beh ,lf
Of the great safe Cure that has done so much for
them.
The morning call., 1893-02-24
"ELEVATOR SICKNESS"
1t Has Serious Meaning and Is
Described.
UNHE ALThY MOTION
"Look Out for Dangers When You Feel
Them" Says a Physician.

81 must get out OF this. feel sick and dizzy"
The speaker was a welLknowp business man
who was going 10 his Office on the Nth floor of
the Mills building yesterday, by means OF the
passenger elevator. He got out al the third floor
and walked up the rest OF the way. A physician
who noticed this incident. In speaking OF II
afterward, said: THAT is a kind OF sickness
which IL more common than most people sup
pose. In fact hardly week goes by but that l
am called upon to treat people who are suffering
from IL. / call it elevator sickness although il
is not always due to riding in elevators. bur
arises from disease which is made apparent by
motion OF that kind. AS elevators are being
more and more used the presence OF this COM
plalnt is becoming more generally felt"
The morning call., 1893-02-24

Forty years of unin.
terrupted and constantly
increasing success is the
record back of every
Singer Machine. The rigid
system of tests and inspec-
ton matured by this long
experience guarantees to
every purchaser a first
class modern sewing ma
chine, reliable under all
circumstances and abso-
lutely perfect in every de-
tail.
Eleven million Singer
Machines sold. in the last
forty years, each one Of
them carefully looked
after, and every purchaser
thoroughly instructed.
Tie past guarantees the future.
THE SINGER MANIC. Co
Offices Everywhere.
San Francisco Office,
22 POST STREET.
The morning call., 1893-02-24
Actions to Recover Damages.

Catherine Dunphy has sued the San Fran
cisco and North Pacific Railway Company
for causing the death of Joseph T. Dunphy,
who was run over on August Z, in Marin
County. Mary Griffith asks $500 damages
from the San Francisco and San Mateo
Railway Company for broken arm, caused
by fall on November IL when she was
boarding a car at Harrison and Eleventh
streets. Marie Rachel Conbrough sues the
Southern Pacific Company 20 recover
Sic, 500 for broken leg, caused by the sud-
den starting Of the cars at Shell Mound
station on February a. 1891.
The morning call., 1893-02-24

italian women and Oriental women fetch
with them to this country the arts OF knit
ting and embroidery.
The morning call., 1893-02-24

When In want of good IMMINENT buy Salvation
Oil. which costs only rs cents.
The morning call., 1893-02-24
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

DIEDM0NT.
l. For subdivision. a tract OF S46 acres lying
within five minutes walk OF cable road, close TO
former site OF Piedmont Hotel. commanding an uu-
o5structed view miles In extent his place / es
that II can be cut into residence lots which viii
retail at a SPLENDID profit: price less than $500
per acre. w. L. BARNARD q son. 46S Ninth
street, Oakland. or JAMES GAMBLE. $50 Moat-
gomery street 5. T.. room q tea 1t
The morning call., 1893-02-24

DARTNER WANTED IN A FIRST CLASS
! produce business In the leading market OF san
francisco: doing business with the rstclass hotels
sud commanding an extensive select family trade;
VIII clear 500 Tor each partner Address Is. b,
box Z this Office. fe23 If
The morning call., 1893-02-24

railroad employees ali believe In DIR. Bulls Cougi
Syrup. the old standby.
The morning call., 1893-02-24

c.l-O PARTNER WANTED IN FISH STALLS
- % -. IN principal MARKET hose. icehOuse. mar
ie-tep count rs, etc; large stock aud doing big
business partner preferred 10 hired be D: no expe
rieaco required. CITY BUSINESS EXCHANGE,
1927 Market st. fell st
The morning call., 1893-02-24
SAN FRANCISCO
SAVINGS UNION.

DURING RECONSTRUCTION AT $50 CALI.
~ fornia ST.. will occupy premises north
east corner Cal ifornia and ~ansclne sts..
formerly occupied by bank of Wells. Fargo & Co.
fell limo