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Other StruggIers Can Sympatfize.

IT'S too bad! walled the struggling lit
eraIy man. Il wrote a two-eoumn sketch
last night, after the hardest kind of work,
and then lest it. Most brilliant thing |
ever did. Would have maze me famous"
Cant you find it anywhere?"
Not a trace of it. Clean gone"
How did you lose it?'
''Waked up!'-Cbcago Inter Ocean.
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Foreseen.

Juvenile Customer Il want 10 cents
worth OF cheese, sir. if you please.
Grocer Cutting eff a chunk and weighing
it)-Pm sorry, little girl. but I've cut off a
trifie too much. Here's a quarters worth.
Juvenile Customer = Yes, that's what
mamma said it would be Here's the quar-
ter.-ChcagO Tribune.
The morning call., 1893-02-06

Any stock upon which this EssessmsB t shall re-
main unpaid on the 9Th day Of February, Ise9 9,
viii be delinquent snd advertised for So At public
su-tou. and unl ess ayment is made be ore wl be
Bol1 on MONDAY. the 20th day or March, 1898 70
pay tho delinquent assessment. together with ire
costs Of sdyerls NJ aud expenses OF sale. ~ order
OF the board u directors
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A Witfv LAWYER.

Lawyer No. You made several gram
matcal errors in your address TO the jury
to- day.
Lawyer No. 2-What if l did? It's not
necessary TO be a good grammarian in
order to be a good speaker. Cicero and
Demosthenes were good speakers, and yet
am convinced that neither Of them could
speak French as well as l can.-Paris
GaulDis
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Miscellaneous.

All associations whose object it is 10 pay
weekly benefits, visit the sick and bury the
dead. 10 provide for the widow and orphan,
are equally welcome to this department
The numerical strength OF the society is
not factor II is the principle.
London Lodge, Sons of ST. George, has a
meeting Of unusual interest Tomorrow
evening.
Seven Pines Circle. Ladies of the
G. A. R, had delightful programme Of
songs, dances and recitatiOns at their re-
ceRtiOn on the 30th.
Golden Gate Council Ne. a. Y. NJ. l.,
expects its friends at The sixth annual re-
ception next Wednesday evening at Odd
Fellows Hail
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A Complete Refutation.

Jean. am tired Of your earelessness.
Only look at all that dust lying a bout on the
furniture; it is six months OLD, at the very
least
Jean very dignfed)-Then it is no fault
of mine. Madame knows very well thar l
have had the honor OF being in her serve.
for the last three months oniy.-La Masque
de Fer,
The morning call., 1893-02-06

Greyneck-Just hear this: There have
been thirty Ministers Plenipotentlary from
the graduates of Harvard College.
Mrs. Greyneek-ThiTty ministers in the
penitentiary from Harvard College! Well,
thank heaven, our boy is at Yale Boston
Courier.
The morning call., 1893-02-06
LEGAL NOTICES.

IMPAIRMENT NO. 9. PROBATE IN the SU-
IL perior Court. in aud for the city and county OF
San Francisco, State OF California.
In the matter OF the estate OF CHARLES G. COT
TER. deceased.
Notice is hereby given that MONDAY, the 18th
day OF February, a. ID. 1898, at 10 O'Clock NJ, OF
said day. and the courtroom OF Department No 9
OF said court at the City Hall IN the city and
county OF San Francisco, State OF California have
been appointed as tho time and place for proving
the Will of said CHARLES G. COrTER. deceased,
aud for hearing the application or BELLEM COT.
TER FOR the Issuance to her OF letters tesla
mentary
Dated February 2, 1893
TSeail NJ. c. HALEY, Clerk
BY Jos. l. TwoHIG. Deputy Clerk.
z. J. !. II. MOORE Attorneys Tor Petitioner.
77-75 Montgomery block San Francisco Cal. 4 lot
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His References.

Georges Mother - can say this for
George: he has been good boy TO me. He
hat always treated his mother well.
Georges Affianced-Y- yes, and be treats
me well, too-but not often.-Chcag0 Inter
Ocean
The morning call., 1893-02-06
No One Else Had Anv Show

man-Barnum?
Craik-Oh, no; Noah. You see, when
Re got his menagerie together he was the
only man on earth who had any show at
alL-Life
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INVITATIONS TO SMILE.
An UncodlY institution.

Jack-Would you elope with anybody?
Resale (coyiy)-NO. not with anybody :;
but l might with someb0dy.-Truth.
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Evidently an Imposter.

Barkeeper Gin whisperl-Keep your eve
on that man.
Proprietor - What's the matter with
him?
policeman. And he's ordered plain lemon
ade-Chica2o Tribune.
The morning call., 1893-02-06
After the Kansas STYLE.

Facetious friend-Well. have Won and
your wife yet settled as 10 who is speaker
of the house?
Young husband-Not yet. We usually
occupy the chair together.-Indianapo
journal
The morning call., 1893-02-06
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.


G075O A COOP INyEsTMENT. PAYING
Within block OF local station: the Oailding new.
with g rooms. Apply Immediately 70 II. r ALDEN
OF WOODWARD CO. So broadway. O'ki'nd II
GOOlO AN EXCEPTIONAL BARGAIN ~ A
,9--tU. new modern cottage: terms 800 cash
aud S2S per month ~ desired; contains 5 rooms
bath hot and cold water. stationary tubs, good
basement. etc with large lot 5Oxl25. aud within 2
bocks from station TO San Francisco also electric
line to OaSland; stores handy and near local post
Office Apply 70 WOODWARD CO., s02 Broad
way, Oakland. fe5 7t
G76O LoT WITHIN BLOCKS OF CLINTON
- W. 81. on street severed aud macadam led !;
sidewalks: electric cars pass the property:
feet above grade Of street; cheapest lot IN East
Oakland. W. F. BARNARD & son. 46s 9Th 81. II
~ ANTED-IN FXCHANE. Any GOOD CITY
~ property 10 exchange for l6O acres; Will give
good trade, with uii Investigation and particulars
Apply y. T. ALDEN, sO2 Broadway Oakland fe5 It
QcQ1 BIG BARGAIN; PROSPECTIVE BUSI-
tIOt''. ness property: only lot left; size 1 IL
l45 faces directly on electric ROAD: north side OF
street; sunay frontage; near fTullVsie; terms TO
suit: cal al once and be shown this property. A.
II. BREED q CO. 400 Ninth a.. oakland. FED II
Glo CASH ANDl6eS CENTS PER DAY OK IS
- " per month VIII Duy lot In the Gem Tract
only 800 feet from the san Leandro Electric-car
line. and near Seminary ave. PRATT & CO. 459
Nlnth 81, oakland. Ja29
G.1OA MONTH WILL Buy A HOME N SAUsA.
u ~ ITO. Z D. SPARROW ESQ Market iys
l'ALIFORNIA EXCHANGE NINTH
ST, uskisnd. exchanges ali kinds of property:
send Tor catalogue. GREEN. SMITH & Co jal5 II
C1 ONE DOLLAR down.
u L. Sl-ONE DOLLAR WEEK
FOR LOTS $3.50 EACH.
MELROSE STATION TRACT.
7OLO1S SOLD LAST MONTH
II. r. PINNEY. OWNER,
907 BROADWAY. OAKLAND.
oftICt OfkS tNENIAG& nos y
OAKLAND FURNITURE FOR SALE.
IF FURNITURE YoU WANT GOoDAND CHEAP.
i A ! fas.v ffs.Zf - n.Ft
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Accounting for 1t.

Banks-Rivers. how do you suppose that
wonderful bird, the ph@nix, ever caught
FIRE?
Rtvers-PrObably from defective flew
Chicago Tribune.
The morning call., 1893-02-06
RESOLUTIONS.


tTA MEETING or THE BOARD OF NEW
y & ~ Han Commissioners held January 81
1893. the following resolution passed u
print: Resolved that final estimate in the
sum OF - $50. Ia fayorof Charles Dunlap on Con-
tract No. 33A. pass TO print. Ayes-Com mis-
sioners Ebert and Broderck; absent-COmmis
Eel 81 cx IN EDWARD !. WOLFE. Secretary.
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The Artist Not Responsible

Mr.. Pullane-lf you don't refund the
money | paid for these photog apis I'll
sue Won. They make me look simply hideous
Photogra her-YeS, sir. they d.. But |
advise you to carry your complaint 10
higher tribunal than any on this earth
Chicago Tribune.
The morning call., 1893-02-06
Sucf Cases Are Serious !SOmetines.

Late one evening doctor received 4 note
from a couple of fellow-p practitioners,
saying:
PRAY step across to the club Weare one
short for a game Of poker"
Emily. dear" he then said TO his wife.
II ain called away again. 1t appears to be
a very serious case, for there are two
doctors already in attendance. Texas
SlftiDps
The morning call., 1893-02-06
What a PITY.

Judge-The sentence of the court is that
Yen be committed to prison for five years.
PrsOner-Oh. and only yesterday | or
dered new suit OF clothes. -Spassvoget
The morning call., 1893-02-06

c..)QQ FBUIr>TORE AND BAKERY: e IAB-
~ IO9 Seventh S. fes St.
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pefIectinns am Ala Craft

LET your motto be Excelsior! cried
the orator.
ing convention of mattreSs-make
Chicago Tribune.
The morning call., 1893-02-06
More Economical Than Otherwise

What extravaganza to buy your wife
such an expensive ring"
"0n the contrary. since she got ii she has
bought only half as many pairs f gloves -
Fliegende Biaetter.
The morning call., 1893-02-06
TIE EngIishman's Idea.

With that rroverblal perception with
which an EnglishmaE gets on to an Amrri-
can joke, one of them said: What had
grammar. don't You know; instead Of say
ing, where am / at?' why didn't the fellow
say, where is my at "A Pointer.
The morning call., 1893-02-06
CITY REAL ESTATE.


u ZUU. cor Brazil ave and Naples ST.: Excel
sor Homestead Association; chicken house, etc.
Sl200-House OF rooms; lot 5Uxl00; stable:
we'll Of water; cor Brazil ave and Edinburgh ST.;
Excelsior Homestead Association.
CHAs c. FISHER, S2l Montgomery s..
Cs.)A0O LOT {. SIDE PINE ST, BET. BAKER
Gf-toU. aud Lyon; street and crossing accept
Davis st. feb col l5t%
n CIV IS THE TIME TO BUILD; LUMBER is
~ low: rants sre nigh; money is eheaP and he is
W ISe who takes advantage of these conditions.
We build all kinds of houses for cash in
staliments. II you own your lot 10 cash required,
" not small amount down, balance monthly, same
a rent.
cali and examine our stock OF plans. The Home
building Com any. u MONTGOMERY ST jal9 cod m
G.cEn Al A SACRIFICE; NEW HOUSE 4
JrOOU. rooms: cost $500; and lots at Ocean
View; must be sold and offered at half its value.
$l25-Only choice lot at Lake View.
S325o-Modern cottage g rooms and bath; sunny
side OF ak st. next Deyisadero: business
prODerty. R0THERMEL Il CO., 32412 MoDtgom-
ST. fe5 II
The morning call., 1893-02-06


DOR THREE DAYS ONLY
S27OO-Fine new Groom house. lot 3Oxl0s; near
station; modern conyeni ences; $3.50 cash. $50 per
month.
81. 5O-Fine new 5-room cottage near school; 10
fine location; $3.50 cash: $50 per month.
Inquire OF NARCUSE q KENNEL; ofices-62S
Market ST., san Francisco Bay-st. station and
high St, Alameda; Power station, San Leaudro
road. ja2q cod 81
HOUSE OF FLATS IN SAN FRANCISCO;
Ii new: well rented; 9-rOomed house In Alan eda,
modern; bargain: land in Tuare, very cheap. II
you wish TO buy call on MRS. CHANDLER CO.,
329 Park st, Masonic building. Alameda. fe4 q
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE. APPLY b45
Santa cara avenue. jail Inns
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CONTRA CTORs AID RuILDEKs.

4 V. LAWRENCE, CARPENTER AND BUILD
- eT,6l9 Sacramento Ct. cabinet work sna 1ttiBi
up onces promptly attsndsdi telephone 9os.nil5 q
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY LOANED; REASONABLE INTEREsr
vi property FOR safe. Room IL, Croker bldg. 5 70
MONEY AT 81 ON FIRST AND SECOND MORT
~ CAGES without delay. MURPHY. 326 Pine. Gm
r PER CENT CITY LOANS; NO DELAY. II M
WOOLLEi. T. Mills building, 81 floor del u
DLENTY MONEY on FIRST OR SECOND
i mOrtgage;nO delay low interest 3ls Pine, r. 80
MONEY LOANED ON JEW ELRY AND OTHER
wi yaluabIes at the Security Loan Bank, ll05
EaTset, mr.. Mason; private entrance Turk. II
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FURNITURE WANTED.

DAVIS & CO. 982 FOLSOM: HIGHEST
H. price for furniture, carpets and stoves. fs4 odn
RfCCABE. l29 FOU RTH ST. PAYS TIE HIGH-
~ est prtce fr furniture stoves ranger carpets
A CIIONEER - WILLIAM BUTJERFIELD.
n 532 Montgomery tS5fe Deposit Bldg }. cor.
California, 20 years in the business, buys sells and
Ter + furnished houses. II
A FTERYOU HAVE TRIED ALL OTHERS SEND
y for LAURENCE VINCENT. auctioneer room
. Food Buiiding; cash always ready. de30 II
l. UTTERfIELD. FRANK ". AUCTIONEER. 10
j montgomery s.. buys large aud small lots u II
/ UENITURE NASTED-EVE SELLS
their secondhand furniturs At the Pavilion Auc-
ton House. 3le aud 321 Sutter. Grant deS Il
A LARGE QUANTITY or SECONDHAND FUR
II ntuTe wanted: 20 per cent paid more than else
where. MALONE 10 Fourth St: new store. moot
III J. SIMMONS & CO. AUCTIoNEERs. WILL
VI buy your furniture pianos and books 1881
harriet Il zB9g
The morning call., 1893-02-06
CARPET CLEANING.

EARPETs THOROUGHLY CLEANsED AND
! renovated Same as new. s. S. FERGUSON
Co. - Tenth 81: telephone 3O36 lu
THOROUGH CARPET CLEANING. SC PER
yard altering ana laying q speciality. MITCH
ELL. 236 Fourtsent b 81. tal7 IInS
THE CHEAPEST PLACE 10 GET YOUR CAR
pets cleaned IS 453 Stevenson 81. TeL32Z8 O28 II
CONBLiN'S CARPET-BEATISG WORKS. s33
= Golden Gate ave tefeDho DE 2 %. y n
The morning call., 1893-02-06

I-oE SALE CORNER GROCERY AND BAR: 4
j sunny rooms and good location. Apply Call
Branch once fe5 81
The morning call., 1893-02-06

IrRNITURE OF ROOMS CHEAP; ACCOU
! Of esvlng city. 10ll Howard 81. fe5 81
The morning call., 1893-02-06

lr0B SALE CHEAP-DININ5 PARLORs, CON-
! aected with large rOOming house; long lease.
MRS F.. box 81 this Office fe5 I'm
The morning call., 1893-02-06

SSESSMENT koTICE-HALE q NORCBoSS
n Silver Mining CompRny-Location OF princt
pal place business San Francisco California: To-
cation Of works Virginia Mining District, storey
County. State OF Nevada.
Notice Is hereby given that 1t meeting OF the
Board OF Trustees. held on the 7th day OF January,
1888 an assessment (Nn 103) o. 90 cents per share
was evird upo capital stock OF the corporation.
PAYABLE i'm re diatey Tn ted states gold cola to
the secretary at the once OF the company. 20
Nevada lock. 300 Montgomery ST., San Francisco,
California.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on FRI AN. the ftth day OF febrn.
ary SPS will be delinquent and advertised for
sale ct public auction: and unless payment IL
made before W u be sold N RR DAY. the 81 day
OF siarch 1898 to pay the delinquent assessment
together with the costs ofRdvertising ana expenses
Of sale. BY orderof the Board Of Trustee
A. b THOMPSON. e ret ~.
offce-RoOm 20. Nevada Hook. 900 MOI tEnrnery
st. San Francisco. Ca ifOrniA 10 I'd
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COUNTRY REAL FsTATE.

NEW oATALoGUE-sAN JOSE ORCHARD
- homes and city property: can or send for one.
WOOSTER q ENSIGN. 624 Market ST. S. r. jas II
ny ONE DESIRING SUBURBAN PROPERTY
y (buildincs lots villa sites, etc) IN the neigh.
borhood ot New YORK \. Y. address ANTO 4,
PO. bl 2le0, san Francisco. Cal tel lot
/ or SALE OK RENT-RANCH or zoo ACRES,
with good house, running wster. barn and ont.
houses; the ranch has about 20 IN fruit trees
OF best variety one-half are bearing; healthy loea-
ton; tue cl mate: good Investment for persons
with small means; terms to suit purchaser Inquire
L. W. box 81. his Office. ja3l st
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY LAND FOR SALE
send Tor list. y. YVES r. MARTINEZ, CaL29 Inns
At A BARGAIN
$40 acres OF land, with large dwelling and out
houses. near Oroyine. Butte County. Cal: 10 acres
ia oranges and deciCuous fruits; iTrigAting ditch
passes the property; will be sold a sacrihce.
street. ja26 LAT
PARTIES HAVING SMALL FRUIT FARMS FOR
sac or exchange Tor Oakland property. write TO
SALsBU Rf CAMPBELL, 46O Ninth 81. oak
l-uu ~ laLO I'm
IMIUEIA&T AOTICE-AKRANGFMFN ARE
L beng made to place upon the market large
tracts q tie richest aud most productive lands IN
Fresno County.
These lands are wonderfully adapted TO the
growth OF the prune peach, pear, apricot nee
IaTine. owe. f. and the era
Extraordinary crops OF alfalfa and vegetables are
grown upon them.
Purchasers can buy in tracts Of from 20 acres TO
5000 acres
For further particulars apply 10 Z B. PERRIN,
400 hesrny St. OF Fresno. Cal delS I'm
(, OYERNMENT LAND>-PERFECTLY LEVEL.
rich soil. in fine valley. railroad IN Califor
MA: employment at good wages near by; fnel aud
water plentiful: many settlers and some ine farms
there now. Send cents FOR IN rniation 10 r. w.
LAkk. Flood building. san Francisco. no20t
WEEKS NEWS FOR5 CENTS-THEw WEEKLY
\ CALL. IN wrapper ready for mailing
The morning call., 1893-02-06

ii ILL SELL OYSTER. CHOP AND COFFEE
- saloon. bargain; good location. Address o..
box So Cal Branch. fe5 Pc
The morning call., 1893-02-06

4 ENIIIRE OF ROOMS CHEAPi ACCOUNT
! Of leaving city. 1Ol1 Howard 81. fe5 81
oT or FINE SOLID OAK BEDROOM SETS
j pieces. SIS. Smiths brussels carpet. zoe
laid. s. ". SHREK. l3lO-l3l2 Stockton 81. y II
LOA BUYING AND SELLING FURNITURE
! etc visit city Furniture Co. s34 Turk 81. re-
pairing, moving, packing, shipping az lowest rates
a LEY BROS s3l MISsION-FURSITUR
~ carpets stoves cheap: cash, instalm' Is. nos
GOOD CHASCE-YOUR HOUSE FURNISHED
~ complete WIN furniture, carpets, stoves
faius blankets, pictures and mirrors AZ cash prices
OH easy insbalimeats: small deposit II. FRIED
LIN d CO. largest insIailment house on the coast.
. $3.50 Stockton ST., 237 Post; open evenings;
prompt attention paid 70 country orders n
\ C1ICB-I An NOW A. 125 FOURTH (NEW
~ buudinz). and offer large stock OF general
household furniture reduced prices; 300 caTpeta,
good as new: stoves So antique cham Der suits,
Ti6 parior suits. SO cash iRstalmenJs; all *
teCrock prices. 7. II. NELSON. l26 Fourth St al *
The morning call., 1893-02-06

NOTICE OF INSTRUMENTATION QUE.N
- Mining Company. Location Of principal place Of
business san Fr1Beisc0 Cal; location OF works,
IOSearora. Elko County. New.
Notiee Is hereby given that - meeting OF tile
board OF directors. held on the asa day Of January
1888. an assessment. No. g, OF 0 cents Der share
vas levied upon the capital stock Or tie corpora.
hon, payable Immediately in United states gold
coin u The secretary, AZ the once OF the company
room 20. 81 Elae g.. san ECanc-sco. Cal.
The morning call., 1893-02-06
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.

y ERKELEY PROPERTY.
sls0O-house rooms and bath; lot 5Ox125.
S9OO-house rooms and bath; lot 5dxl30
$24OO-house rooms and bath: lot 50xl30.
$3.50 eacb-i0 choice lots, 50Xl3O
S3J00-bouse, 2-story rooms and bath; corner
s65D each-2 choice lots, 5OxlsO: on small cash
payments balance TO suit: near railroad station
Apply to J. b. HENLEY, real estate agent. 80
shattuck avenue. Berkeley. fe2 81
DENTISTS.
r. n \. IGLEHART HAS RENoYED MS
u once TO 7I3 sutter St fe2 limo
Tyr KEMP VAN Re. DENTIST, HAS REMOVED
~ TO lOl7 Market ST. near sixth. fel I'm
4 Ny AsfLUM-kKkPkk KNOWS ALL DENTAL
~ gases are dangerous; by my wonderful secret
extracted panessly; thirteen nrst prizes for finest
filling, crownwork bTidgeuork and plates. l
ommend my dental college that has removed from
117O Market 81. TO Fifth St, cor. Market: you can
have good dental work zone at my college for
hail the price the cheapest dentists charge
those wishing me 10 do the work call a my main
once o'Fsrreli ST. examination at both places
Tree DIR. 9. W. LEX. aul6tf
nr l. A. TEAGUE DENTIST HAS REMOVED
IL to 10 Geary St, opp Chronicle building ocls u
u ming 81; ext Soc DIR, PERRY, hsson. II
( 'OLTON DENTAL Association, 806 MARKET
Cst. DR. CHARLES w. DECKER 1estf
DR. Ii. Z. YoUNG-EXTRACTIoN PAINLESS:
IL Patchwork, bridge-work, teeth witho ut platss
especially 1871 Polk st. myl4ti
MO PAIN-EXIRACTISG OF TEETH MADE
~ easy, 50e and 81 artificial teeth from SIS; nIl
ing from 81. CROOME Dental Association 1853
Market St.. bet. Third and Fourth apl2 q
Ct7 A SET FOR TEETH: WARRANTED As
u good as can be made nIIing 81. DR.. SIMMs
dentist $50 Market st. next Baldwin Theatsr oeItt
mr. LUDLUM HILL. 1z43 MARKETST. NEAR
~ Eleventh: no charge for extracting whom plates
aIe made; old plates made over axe newt tessh
irsm - per set; extracting SOC; gas given At
DR C. H. WILSON, DENTISTl 92s MARKET
~ st.. bet Flfth and SIXTH. Mason del6Et
The morning call., 1893-02-06


C..)oO FBUIr>TORE AND BAKERY: e lAB-
s0-NO. lished IS years; good bargain. Inquire
~ l09 Seventh s. fe8 81
c..tE0 PARTNER WANTED ~ TEA. COFFEE
Gu. and commission business; ole preferred
HrO can drive and deliver goods; doing profitable
sutside business. Inquire at 4t6la Third. fe4 So
COX CIGAR AND STATIONERY STORE;
4 ~. nice location; best bargain IN the city
cause ri selling party going oul OF the city; hum
hug. WEST Is PHlLBRiCK. S4I Market fe2 7t%
C-ALOON FOR SALE on ACCOUNT or SICK
- ness. Inquire al stock Brewery, Peach ie2 -
II JLLED corn BUSINESS FOR SALE. 282
II Bartlett 81. cor. Tweuty-t0urth. fe2 l5t'
no Buy. SELL OR EXCHANGE BUSINESS OR
1 property OF any kin1. Gail and GEO. W.
STEELE, 3i4 hearuy 81. room Eel So
C-ALOON FOR SALE-DOING GOOD 81 SISESS:
= OF First ST.; slczuess cause OF safe. Apply 3O6
AIaus So lei It.
7 SACRIFICE - NEWSPAPER ROUTE on
y account OF removal; good opening for small
capital Apply this once. nOZ3 &
GAIL ROUTE ACROSS TIE BAY FOR SALE
4 Inquire OF cashier Call OfIce. oc27 u
The morning call., 1893-02-06
CARPETS.

C-MITH'S BRUSSELS CARPET 60c LAID:
- heavy floor ofelOth, Csc; and elegant OAK bed
on sets. pieces. SIS. s. W. SHREK. I3I0-13l2
stockton ST. ja22 II
IARPETs-sNITH's BRUSSELS. e5o A YARD;
The Portland daily press., 1893-06-06
THE MAN CHESTER MURDER.
Jose Correiro Held without Bail Until
June Is.

FALL RIVER, Mass, June 5.-Jose
Correiro, the Portuguese under arrest
for the Manchester murder, was ar
raigned this morning and held without
bail until June Is. He pleaded not gull
ty and announced himself ready for trial.
The government asked for continuance
as many important witnesses were in
New Bedford attending the Borden trial.
Judge McDonough continued the case to
the 10Th. Manuel Soucci, the principal
witness for the government, is held in
$1,000 bonds.
This morning the officers searching in
the vicinity of Jose Correiro's boarding
house at Bowenvilie. found the old pair
of shoes worn by him on Memorial day.
They were lying in gravel pit near the
railroad track, a considerable distance
from the house. Joseph Lacroix, shoe
dealer, identified the shoes. The officers
state that the shoes had evidently been
soaked in water. but will not say there
is blood upon them.
The Portland daily press., 1893-06-06
FOUGHT A VICIOUS HORSE.
Perry Harrington Escaped Death but Hes
Many Ugly Wounds.
Especial to the Press. !

WEST PARIS, June 5.-Perry Earring
ton of Locke's Mills, while looking over
his horses which were in the pasture,
undertook to drive awaythe horses which
had gathered about him. At this enc Of
them got mad and went for Mr.. Farring-
ton. Knocking him down, the horse
placed its knees ON his stomach and bit
him terribly, One arm was mangled
badly and he was bitten on the other and
also on both legs, but the worst bite was
on his cheek. Mr.. Harrington, however,
succeeded in choking the horse off and
regained his feet. Then the horse rushed
for him again. Fortunately, Mr.. Far
rington threw large stone which struck
the horse in the forehead, knocking him
down, and Mr.. Harrington made Ms es-
cape. 1t was q. narrow escape from
death, as Mr.. Harrington said he could
not have stood it q minute longer. Asit
is he is confined to his bed and is in a
very bad condition.
The Portland daily press., 1893-06-06
GOLD In A CART.
The Sight Of 1t Only Hurried the Run
on a Chicago Bank.
BUSINESS TROUBLES REPORTED
FROM MANY PLACES.

News of New York Banks Troubles
Followed by Tidings of q Failed Texas
Bank-Business Concerns Go Under
Various Difficulties Combined with the
Stringency of the Money Market Too
Much for Them to Stand Up Against.
CHICAGO, June 5.-The State bank of
commerce experienced heavy run this
afternoon. 1t started just before noon.
The news spread like wildfire, and with
in half an hour the lobby was filled with
an excited crowd of men and women,
who tore and crushed in order to get
within the glass doors. At 1890 an IRON
barred express wagon containing several
bags of gold was hurridly driven up to
the building and the money carried in by
watchmen and placed upon the counters.
This, however, did not allay the appre-
tensions of those outside, and for while
the crush was intensified. The bank Off
cials did not seem to be alarmed.
The officials and directors are all
wealthy Germans. Herman Felsenthen
is president, and Joseph Gross vice presi-
dent. The bank has capital of $500, 900.
It's last report made to the state auditor
on May 10 showed deposits of $1,000, 900,
surplus and undivided profits of $25, 800
against which it had about 100000 in
cash, the balance being covered by loans
and discounts, overdrafts and bonds.