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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-01-11
A DAMAGED CRAFT.
The First Foreign Vessel
for Two Weeks.
The British Ship City OF Athens Arr
rives After an Average Passage
Except Near the Horn.

The first foreign ship since December %,
1892, came through the heads yesterday
morning. 1t was the British ship City Of
Athens. Captain Murchie, 149 days from
Antwerp.
She left that port on August 4. 1892, and
had variable winds until Cape Horn was
reached, where she met a succession Of
northeast aud southwest gales that kept the
deck awash for tweRtY-four days.
During tie height of the storm thirty feet
of the topgallant bulwark was carried away
from the port side and a great deal Of dam
age done 10 the deckhouses. After that The
winds were variable to port. The vessel
has been within few hundred miles Of the
heads for the last ten DAYS, and it was slow
work 10 beat in against the stiff northeast
breeze that has been blowing.
The City of Athens had just about passed
in, when the Pacific Ocean suddenly became
covered with different vessels. The Thom-
asina Mcclellan was sighted about eight
miles atsea and several other square-riggrTs.
evidently British, soon appeared over the
horizon. In a short time there were nine
vessels outside bound in, and. as several
were going out, the ocean presented most
animated appearances.
Four of the vessels were schooners-the
Occidental. Monterey, Mary Bidwell ana
Elvinia. They could not get in with the
north wind, and as no tugs were in sight
they had to come TO anchor about two miles
from shore, where they remained all day.
1t has been reported 10 the Merchants
Exchange that the schooner May Flower,
on January s, went ashore at Mono. 1t was
thought that she would be able to get off
without damage.
Sergeant White OF Angel Island was
taken to he Presidio yesterday 10 be court
maTtaled for stealing. The man is said 10
have stolen large number of things, and
if he is convicted he will get about two
years at AcatraZ.
The steamer Dauntess came down from
Stockton Monday night through thick
fog which lasted all the way. The mist is
more than fog; it is a combination of yapor
and the smoke from burning tules in the
marshes. AT times this becomes so dense
as to be difficult to breathe, and instead Of
being white is of a dark brown color Both
the river steamers came down slowly and
had to be careful every inch Of the way,
but they arrived on time.
In the early hours of the morning tie
ferry-b0ats here made only one trip an hour.
Assistant QnarteTmas ter General Chan
dler has notified The Harbor Commissioners
10 do something at once to prevent further
damage to the Government steamer Me
Doweil by the boats of the Union Naviga-
ton Company. Within the last mpnth the
Mcdowell has been damaged three times
and it seems she IS IN constant danger.
The notice permitted the Harbor Commits
Si0nerS TO apply their own remedy.
The Occidental and Oriental Company
steamer Gaelic, due next Thursday, has
seventeen cabin and fifty Chinese passen-
gers for san Francisco. There are also In
transit twenty Chinese for Havana ami
fifteen for Panama.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-01-11
STRICKEN DEAD
TRUSTWORTHY STATEMENTS.
A recent New York dispatch reads:

A recent New York dispatch reads:
James Z. H, fine looking and
apparently healthy man, was observed 10
stagger while walking on Fifth Avenue this
afternoon, and after taking one or two Tn
certain steps fell to the sidewalk. When
picked up he was dead A physician ex
amined the body and pronounced hedrtdisedse
the cause of death. A peculiarly sad feature
OF the case is that Mr.. Il was on his
way to Maine, to settle in the home of his
boyhood. He had passed the previous ten
years in the western mining country, and had
amassed q fortune. IfYOU have any OF The
symptoms given in the following testimonials
you should lose no time in seeking relief
From John l.. Roberts, Slatington, Pa:
81 have suffered with palpi'dtiOn, irreguiG.
pulse, ftliating and smcfhsring spells, pam IN
shoulders, SIDE, and arms for oger forty gears
For twelve years have been treated without
avail by prominent physicians in my neigh
borhood and in New York. Growing con
stantly worse, smothering spells followed one
another, so my life was often i'll danger and
needed constant care. As my son had been
cured by DR.. NiLsS' Men Heart Cure, lie sent
me three bottles. The first dose gave me
instant relief Before using the last hottI9
FIVE years old feel twenty years younger
/ claim my cure to be almost a miracle"
Here is letter from Mrs. John Kolges,
ofCleveland, o.: :" had been troubled with
my heart and stomach for years, but for six
teen months had been confined to my bed.
had four of the best doctors in the city, bus
none ofthem could benefit the weakness Ofmy
heart. / also had dropsy and rheumatisna
l never took medicine that relieved me az
once as DR.. Miles Mem Heart Cure docs.
am much stronger. My appetite is splendid
/ gain strength with every dose. | have
gained more in six weeks from your treat.
ment than in sixteen months from all the
doctors"
"Dr. Miles Ner Cure for The Heart is sold
on positive guarantee by all druggists
1t is safe, efeciirc, agreeable, and does cure"
DIR. Miles Medical CO., Elkhart, Ind.
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A WeIl-preseryed cnrnse.

In Pagan and Christian Roma" Professor
Lanciani cites most remarkable case, the
authenticity of which is established beyond
reasonable doubt. In the year 1885 the body
OF young girl was found In marble tomb
twelve feet below the surface OF the earth
while making excavations on the Appian
way. Ii was intact In all its mem beers, and
had been preserved with an inch-thiek coat
ing Of automatic paste. Says the account OF
an eyewitness: although the girl had
been dead 1900 years, she appeared to have
been laid at rest that very day. The thick
mass of hair seemed to have been eomDed
then aud there. The eyelids could be opened
aud shut. the ears and nese were 50 well
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-01-11
Black lacks Identity.

'.Black john" tile mysterious individual
who committed suicide recently in Los
Angeles after leaving letter in which be
confessed having married thirteen women.
all Of whom be robbed, has been identified
as z. T. jackson, formerly OF this city. He
was employed ut one time as clerk in Hack
me:er's Hotel and also as bookkeeper at the
International. While here jackson was
regarded as an exemplary young man.
He lett here In 1890 aud went to Texas.
He located at Bryan. Brazos County. in that
State, where he married a wel!-to-do wido w.
who conducted a clearinghouse.
His sensational statements about marry
ing thirteen women are supposed 10 have
a -sade while he was temporarily insane.
~ Am indie fsf Lon Iake neAchanl,s pIlls
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preserved that. having been bent to one
side or the other, they instantly resumed
their original shape. BY pressing the flesh
In living body. The tongue could be seen
through the pink lips, and the articulation
OF tue hands and feet still retained their
elasticity TIE body Was taken to the
capitol, where it was viewed by an immense
number OF people for several DAYS. On the
lhiId day it showed sigus of putrefaeiiun,
and at The end of the week il was reburied
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-01-11
DISREPUTABLE SALOONS.
Keepers of Resorts for Minor Girls TO
Be Arrested


The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty
to Children has commenced crusade in
the interest Of morality against Keepers Of
saloons and disreputable dancehouses FREE
quented by women and girls.
The society has discovered that when
ever a young girl disappears from home,
she is invariably found in one of these
places in the company of disreputable per-
sons.
The question with Secretary Holbrook
has been. how to stop the evil, punish the
proprietors and, If possible, save the young
girls from ruin.
He has made up his mind TO arrest every
keeper of a saloon with side-door, which
is frequented by girls under the legal age.
This, he believes, will in measure stop
the evil.
The good work was started yesterday by
Secretary Holbrook swearing out a warrant
for the arrest of saloon Keeper named
Barnes, who runs Harry Maynard's old
place on Mason street, near Market, on
charge of harb0ring minor girls.
About ten days ago Lulu Custer, 10
year-Old girl, disappeared suddenly from
her home. Size was searched for every
where without success until Sunday even
ing when relative discovered her in Barnes
saloon in company with several diSsoluta
women.
age were in tile habit Of visiting the saloon
nightly, and it was decided to cause Barnes
arrest.
Several saloOn-seepers. who have lately
been complained OF TO the society for
similar reasnns. will shortly be arrested
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-01-11
HER TRIAL TRIP.
A Forecast of the Monterey's Official
Test

lest.
In anticipation of The official report ON
tie results of the trial trip of the Monte.
rey the following approximate Iesu}ts,
worked out on general assumptions, may
serve as forecast of official data not yet
made public
Assuming a mean steam pressure Of 100
pounds absolute, and revolutions 1924. the
total h0rse-power developed by the main
engines alone vii! be $3.50.
The indicated horsepower will not, there
fore, exceed $40
This. together with the power developed
by The air and circulating pumps, viii bring
the total to probably "a little beyond tie
stipulated contract igure-that is 300 horse
power.
In explanation of the term total horse
power, it should be said that this is the
power shown by the indicator Including
that expended in overcoming back pressure,
that is to say, ii is given by tie diagram
measured down to the perfect vacuum
line, and is the total mechanical effect pro-
duced by the fuel.
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F.. OAKLAND ZEAL ESTATE.

QOSO0 NEAR FRUITvABE. ACRES ALL
gDOCUU. in fruit. with bard-huished house OF
or rooms; barn; good water aud all fenced; VIII
sell exchange for Oakland property. Apply 10
H. E. ALDEN or L. W. WOODWARD CO, 902
Broadway, Oakland. jail ~
$50. 600. Anne cherries les mostly with moder
honse good OutDuildings. etc income this wear
$l45O net cash 10 owner: splendid TO subdlvide
Into lots if desired: viii sell on easy terms
change FOR good property. Apply to II. j. ALDEN
or L. w. WOODW ARD & CO., 9G2 Broadway, oak
land jail ~
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7 = ACRES OF LAND-A BARGAIN: ALL GOOD
- farm ng and fruit land: CsstrOyiile, Mon
terey County for sale: living springs, house,
barns. 2-story chcken-hOHse over 100 chickens.
100 beehiyes horses. cows. machinery. flaming
implements, tools, household furniture; 2is acres
IN orchard, 10 acres IA early potatoes; good fenc
ing: $1,000 one-third cash. rest easy terms In
quire lS6 Seventh ST. WM. GRAFT. jail ~
ORCHARD HOME. 81 ACRES, BETWEEN SAN
" Jose and Saratoga; choice location: produces
200 tons OF fruit annually. buildings aud per
sOnsl property: Only $500 per .ers; paying 40 per
cent caii ana investigate this. WOOSTER a I'm
SIGN. b24 Market ST.. san Francisco. 50 West santa
Clara ST. San Jose. jail II WeSa
CMALL IaPROVED RANCH WANTED; OWN
= ers only treated With &. v, box n. this
ONCE. jail IT.
m ACRES NEARLY. LEVEL. 40 ACRES CUL-
~ tiyated corn and grain; house. barn. water;
$500. PACIFIC EXCHANGE, % Kearny st.
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CyoNFIDENCE SILVER MINING COMPANY
" Location OF principal place Of business, san
Francisco California: location Of works Gold Hill,
storey County, Nevada.
Notice IS hereby given that at2 M Getting Of the
Board Of Directors held on the Gath day OF Deem
Der, sa2 30 assessment (Se- ~ OF IS cents per
share levied upon the capital stock OF the cor
poration. payable immsd iatey Ia United States
gold coin 10 the secretary al the ONCE Of the
pany 4l4 California ST.. francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall r.
main unpaid on the 18th day OF January. 1928 viii
be delinquent and advertised Ior sale at public
auction ana unless payment Is made before. W II
be sold en- WEDNESDAY the l5fh day or FebruaF =,
1893 10 pay the delinquent assessment together
with the coss OF advertising and expenses oil sale.
BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
A. g. GRGTH Secretary
omee-4I4 California st. San Francisco CAT
f0rnia. dez9 I'd
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Notice is hereby given that the day OF deIln-
queney OF the above assessment has bean post
poned until the 18th day of January. 1898. and
the day OF sale Of Delinquent stock until
WEDN ESDAY, SIC 9Th day Of February, 1893 BY
order Of the board OF directors
C. L. MCCOY. Secretary.
omee-Room IS. third floor Nils building
corner Bush and Montgomery SITS. san francisco,
de3l
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GOO CASH-S5- MONTHLY
BEAUTIFUL STONE TRACT

EVERY LOT Is A YOUNG ORCHARD
Lots 50xl50 streets grayeled: city water; this
tract is building up fast with beautiful homes re-
member the electric ears pass the property, con-
A. H. BREED s CO, 460 Ninth st.. Oakland or
w. A. HALL Mills Binding. rooms and !. sixth
floor, San Francisco. ja6 Frsuwe II
GALE UNDER PRICE-5oxI50, 1850. on san
- Pablo ave. business lot; lots, corner. l00x
l5O, faF Clarmont ave, $3.50: 50xl0O Oh 45th
st. near Telegraph ave $500 IA acres corner "a
way. $500; a hne place house and barn, lot IS LOO
feet or Webster ST.. $500; lot in the stone Tract
50Nl50 oulJ @4OD: easy terms on all the above,
ana number of other good buys If sold soon. F'
+, BAKER, with A. II BREED & CO.. 4oO Ninth
ST, oakland, Cal. Iat0 III
HOUSE AND LOT ON LISE OF ELECTRIC
IL cars. near Tweuty-thrd ave-; price 5000; only
part cash. DEmoLF, Fruitvslu station JAG OF
7 or 50xl05; MUST BE SOLD FOR CASH;
- price 500. DEwoLF. FrRityaie. jag 81
GJJO0 HOUSE 4 ROOMS AND CLOSETS:
ID IOV. all hard finished aud brand new; good
size Of lot, and cose TO free local train; terms half
cash. DEwoLt, Irgitysle station jag Of
O. oOO0 HALF CASH: A PLEASANT HOME
sDOUOO. at sacrifice. on the tiuest avenue in
Oakland TELEGRAPH avel; cottage OF rooms; lot
60x 90; sunny 'front.' call and see It, HUGH NJ
CAMERoS. 479 Ninth ST Jas II
COR00 ACRES: ALL IN FULL BEARING
GO0UU. fru't, which can be sold next door
each year; also house, barn. etc, at san Leandro;
WIN exchange Tor corner lot suitable Tor TN;
shop Apply II. r. Alden, or L. W. NOODM ARD
& CO, Broadwoy Oakland jag 70
5000 $40 ACRES 9 so a bs ASP Ahd sky r
erty. Apply to H. +. ALDEN or i. ". WooD.
WARD a co. COZ Broadway. Oakland, jas AZ
. LARGE LOTS NEAR ADELINE-Sr. STATION
y for half their value; S40O each II taken soon.
T. T. box l4l, can Branch once. jas us
y l0UU. Centrally located; ieeome $3.50: total
sIpenSe $l25 Apply 70 H. Z. ALDES; or r. W
1 mrs n I.xS
Gov. ave; $3.50 and $500 per lot. RI =
GO00 SILL a PROSSEE. Twenty-third ave-
IL OOO. nue. Station, Esst oakland de2S u
GI ONE DOLLAR DOWN.
Sr1. Stone DOLLAR A WEEK
MELRUsE Station TRACT.
7OLoTS SOLD LAST MONTH.
II. Il. PfNNEY. OWNER,
9O7 BROADWAY. OAKLAND.
OFFICE OPEN EVENINGS nos tt
G10 A MONTH WILL BUY HOME IN sAUsA.
u ~ tito. D. SPARROW. 62s Market Us Il
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
HOUSE AND Lor FOR SALE. APPLY 545
ii Santa ClsTa avenue. tall linz
c. FIVE DOLLARS DOWN.
Stone DOLLAR WEEK
ALVIN TRACT, NEAR FKUIrVALE,
Close to Haywards Electric Road
And fronting the $ r Go 5 Raiiroad station;
PRICE, Sl60 TO $3.50 EACH.
Tract fenced and graded
JACOB HEYMAN. $50 Market ST.. and O. \. Ru
DOLPH. 9lS Broadway. Oakland. nOll Ct FrSuWs
G.oonQ NICE COTTAGE ROOMS AND
dN.)DUU. bath; lot 50x IS; east front close To
station; sma,i house in rear vii rent for $40 per
month"; making this the cneaRest place ia Alameda.
ThO> a. SMITH a CO.. 1901 Park ST. jas 81
l O0K-NO PAYMENT DOWN AND NO INTER
IL est. lot aud 9-rocm house: street work all done;
easy install msnts II you wish 10 buy call on MRS.
CHANDLER CO, 1929 PARK st, Masonic bnlld-
ing. Alameda. js6 II
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3UlICHEk BUSINESS-FISEST MARKET In
, 1ity: hne fixtures; cash register; marble slabs
De- Orse and wagon q sacrifice: owner gong south
IS Hickory ave, bet OAK and Fell, Oetavia and
arul sts ja7 it
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IATEEER; ELEGANT STOCK PROVISIONS,
wines store, furniture rooms. range. horses.
stg0Hs, lease; low rent; Mr.. CADESAU goes 70
uTope; cheap; make offer 72S Golden Gate
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TOHs sALE-A SACRIFICE; FIXTURES AND
J ieAse OF stock included OF family liqnorstors
and IoOn: frst-elass location: party leaving city
Csu 9s75 Howard near sixth; will exchange for real
aefr
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Ia ANTED-BUSISES CHANCE FOX MAN AND
- wife CGerman); wife Il professional midwife;
husband. cooper Ike 70 invest 800 $500 or more
81 any Profitable business in big country town OF city.
81 N, box se, this of1ce. Jas St
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EFEN WITH FEW HUNDRED DOLLARS LIKE
VI 70 receive some legitimate business PROPOSE
Ions wing fun particulars; principals cnly. Ad-
= n s. boz lDl. CaIi BFancn once. Ia9 81
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i LET-CoRNER SALOON AND BOARDING
b tOuse: bar fixtures and range; 10 rooms up
u Is 2203 Powell st., near Bay. Jz7 IT.
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GC0O CANDIES, CIGARS school, SUP
COOC. plies; business iocation: established
ahout years. PACIFIC EXCHANGE % Knarnr :
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OFFER WANTED FOR EIRST-CLASS COFFEE
- saloon cearing $500; use o cans mix daily:
long lease: low rent; good reasons for selling
PACIFIC EXCHANGES, % Kearnv ST
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c S00 GROCERY AND BAR: MORE THAN
vi ObO. value in stock; this IS rare chance,
aud for good man bonanza. MCLAUGHLIN q
CO. 26ls hearny ST.
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-ORSER SALOON: BEST LOCATION on EDDY
ST. c b. box l42 Call Branch once. jas re
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Cl0O0 GROCERY AND BAR: GOOD
y iOOO. business corner: call to-day; come
PREPARED; this IS benGhae sale. McLAUGHIIA &
co. 26is KearnY
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sPIRITUALIssr.


EORTuNETELLER. LADIES 25c: GENTLE-
y men soc. 7li1s Harrison St. near Third.l u ~
MRS j. ). WHITNEY. CLAfRvoyAsT TESf
1sl medium and life reader 2lS Stockton apo u
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PnsTPOHRMFNT

Q y MCLV 4, CeFretary.
Offcs-Room 35 third nooF, Mills building cor
Ter Bush and Montgomery sts san francisco. Cal.
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GtO PER MoNTR-ROApSIDE HOTEL; II
sN1U rooms; long lease. MCLAUGHLlN & CO,
261s kearny street lalO 5t"
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BUSINESS CHANCES

GIS0 BUYS HALF LIGHT MANUFACPURFNG
81 OO business established aud growing; needs
help Il carry on sans; Money not much an object
as good man; prefer partner TO keeping helps clears
o facn SOC 10 SO per month; knowledge OF bnSi.
ness not necessary; this is price for this bust
is cheap al $500. Investigate. See to-day GFO
STEWART & SON. 13o Kearny ST
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A CTgkE PARfY WITH CAPITAL NOT LESS
y thzsn $500 70 enter into manufacturing busl-
ness; ndne but pria cipas need apply. Ad9ress L,
box 81, Can Branch once. 4 s--th his business
referred 70 promises good returns Tor investment
and fs a In worth {uVesfiEatinG. la3 iOtT
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PAX TSERsHIP NOTICES.

/-FRTIFcAiE aF oOPARTN ERsHIP-wB. J.
I " STET4ON. GEORGE RESNEk aud w. II
ADAMS 81 the city and county OF san Francisco
Stet ~ csltfAFais, do hereby certify that we have
fertnad and eln tered into copartnerghip for the
f,nr1ose 81 CARRYING On general dTayage business
~ fbo cttv andI county OF San Francisco state OF
1aiffarnfs untier the firm name and style OF
sfsrsos-Renne1 pTayage Company. This partner
sin ,-sa fernled on The lst day OF November,
- Ise9 lie fun names and respective places
81 rrsfdeaee Of the members or SAID eopartnership
are signed hsreaO
IN v1tness whereof we have hsrennto ser our
ta,ss ma 6fh day OF January, 1898.
JOHN W. STETS0N.
ResIdencle Is Scott ST. San Francisco, Cal
GEORGE RENNER,
ResfieneA Is Scott Il San Francisco, Cal
WALTER II. ADAMS.
Realdence l436 Post ST., san Francisco, Cal
lsll 4tWe
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ALOoN FOR SALE on WATER FRONT
Apply northeast cor Main and BryaBt. ia5 7tS
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FAKE An OFFER: CHoPHoUsE, REsTAU-
u III bar. fnrn-shed raalns Y @ ". 4 IL e1su
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s51 liquors Of the old established French iIquoT
store ind saloon Of CHARLES z. WOOD, deceased,
thel northwest corBer OF talhornia ana steiner
The quoTstore, saloon and hZtures with o SdJoip-
ing ROBIN sad Hine-cell2r 70 esse tor term o.
years. Further particulars Apply iL.LlhA tot-
LISs administrator OF the estate. S0S California
a., roo1a p l-2 q
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Dlt)E CIGAR-STAND; BARGAIN; THIS D lAY
n ~. MCLAUGHLIN q CO., 261a kearny
srraef ia1O SIS
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7 ARGE FURNIsHED RESTAURANT 10 LET
i or FOR sale. 945 Bryant street, bet Seventh and
Eighth {alO 3t~
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5000 paying A dasa sisH R
reason for selling. Mc1AUGULIN < CO. 26I2
kearnN So Isl 6l-
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A saeoaf Ts@ova good opsaps 0 for small
capital Apply tbs Office. no1S "