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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-03-07
ANOTHER BIG BOOM
What Los Angeles People
Are Expecting.
A Southern California Real Estate
Man Says That People Are Just
Pouring Into the County.

without advertising. brass bands or any,
thing else boom has broken loose in Los
Angeles County that. will eclipse the boom
of few years ago." said a. A. Unruh, the
manager of the great Baldwin estates in
Southern California, yesterday.
II don't know what caused II, but l do
know that the people are focking into our
country at the rate OF 200 and 800 week.
And they are coming with money, not TO
invest 1t as they did before, in wildcat spec
ulaIIop. but 80 buy farms and settle down
on the lands they purchase and make
homes. And the real estate owners are
receiving them in a far different way from
what they did few years ago.
I've forgotten who 1t was-Jcsh Billings,
! think-who said that Success In life con-
sists not of never making mistake, but of
never making the same mistake n second
time, and our capitalists have been taught
bitter but well-needed lesson by the hard
times OF the past two years. To show YOU
that we are booming down our way l will
state that just before / left | sold In one
day eight twenty-acre tracts and never
solicited purchaser. Last month man
who sends So, 000,0 600 worth of pOtted meats
to Europe every year, besides his trade in
this country, invested $685. 900 IN lands in
Los Angeles County, OH which he will
build packiug-house, and he has made
contracts throughout the corn-gTowing see
ton of the country for all the hogs they can
raise and fatten at prices that VIII pay. II
I've received one letter from parties in the
East wanting to come to Los Angeles
County 70 live I've received 5000 within the
past threemonths. Here is one." pulling a
lot of letters from his pocket, "that says
there are 800 people arranging to come to
our county from one town in Illinois.
hfrhIg crnfDU IN hnIIh mn fIoa
country by settling it up. No one will be
fleeced and no fictitious values piled up on
lands"
Mr.. UurGh, accompanied by Mr. Baldwin,
left for the south last night and IL is
rumored that several large tracts of land
which have heretofore been held intact will
he shbdiyided at once to meet the demand
for small farms.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-03-07
BILLIARD TOURNAMENT.
The Opening Games at the Olympic
Last Night.

The billiard parlor of the Olympic was
packed last night with the lovers of the
game, who gathered purposely to witness
the opening of the billiard and pool
tournament.
1t was almost o'clock when the balls
were sent rolling over the green cloth, and
only few games were pushed when the
hour for closing had arrived. The follow
ing are the results:
First elass-Thomss Sullivan defeated E.
J. Lewis by score of 1872 points as against
rs points.
Second class-F. J. McWiliams defeated
j. p. Kelly; score, 40 points, as against I5O
points. w. s. Gage defeated NJ J. Madi-
son; score. 100 points. as against IA points.
Pool tournament score: a. b. Farms
worth. 70 points; II. NJ. Johns, So points {;
g. E. Butler. 65 points; F. Rees, 50 pJints.
The tournament will be continued this
evening. and il is expected that some very
clever ga mes will be Witnessed among the
frst-class players.
A big leather medal, In the center of
which sparkles glass diamond as big as a
goose egg, hangs under the billiard board
for inspection. 1t will be awarded to the
player who will be so fortunate as TO score
The least number of points in the tourna-
melt.
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AN ANIMATED BLACKBOARD,
knotty Problems in Anatomy Are
Illustrated Upon 1t.

The old, old story of the over-nuscalar
gripman was rehearsed in Judge Sander
sons court yesterday morning. Mary L..
Nolan, who has sued the Market-street
Gable Railway Company for $4,000, testi
fed that while riding upon one of the ears
Of the company the gripman started the
car with so violent jerk that she was
thrown off and suffered severe injury to the
spine.
DR.. Farnham testified that he made an
examination of the plaintiff soon after the
accident and discovered that she was suf-
fering from lateral curvature of the spine,
but he could not tell whether or not il had
been caused by her fall from the car.
The doctor said it was very bad case and
tried to illustrate by gestures what he meant
by lateral curvature.
Mr.. Sullivan. plaintiffs attorney, thought
that the doctor was not sufficiently clear
and herOiealIy offered his own back as
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-03-07
THE SURGEONS KNIFE.
Supervisor Forman's Resolution to
Guide IL.

Super visor Forman presented o resolution
to the CITY Fathers last night requiring that
the surgeons in the Receiving Hospital per-
form no capital operations in surgery with
out first calling into consultation an outside
volunteer physician. Mr.. Forman said he
intended to cast no reflections upon the sur
Reons on the Receiving Hospital staff, but
that the suggestion had come from leading
members OF the medical profession, who
thought that some of the gentlemen EN-
ployed IN the hospital were rather too young
to perform capital operations unaided.
Upon Mayor Ellert calling attention to the
fact that the Board of Health had exclusive
jurisdiction Of the subject Mr.. Forman
moved that his resolution be referred to that
body and Ii was so referred.
The following orders were finally passed {:
Repeating order "a closing Ridley and
Webster streets on Reservoir Hill.
Amending order 1889 prohibiting the Is
suaDce OF licenses TO street musicians I'M
less they are blind and crippled.
Amending the fire order and requiring the
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ctlNtUE Hospital.
Nithers and Cook escorted their prisoner
70 the City Prison. where he gave his name
Is Lee Sing, clgar-maker, and said be be-
l0nEed 70 the See Yup Tong, one of the Six
Companies. He denied that he had done
the shooting and said that he was not a
highlander,
On being pressed as to why be shot All
hee the only answer he would give was mo
saGee."
He was searched, but there was nothing
OF an discriminating nature found upon him,
aud he was then locked up.
WHhers and Cook went in search of the
missing revolver. The first place visited
was o3lR Jackson street. where Lee Sing
was captured, and Nithers, after a brief
seach, was gratlfed 10 fad the revolver,
which had been hastily hidden in ventilat-
ing hole IN the stairway at the top Of the sec
0ud fight at the moment Lee Sing stopped
before being seized by Withers
II Is 4O-caiiber Colts revolver. and
spenGld weapon. -Four chambers were
empty. Sergeant Burke has one of the
bullets. which has been 1attened by strik-
Ing the doorpost Of the building at zoos
Stockton street
There are four bullet marks where the
shooting began, one in the window-shutter
at lOO4 Stockton street, one in the shutter at
1906, another in the shutter at 1908 and the
. last IN the doorDost at 1908.
Alter All kee bad been taken to the Re-
ceTlng Hospital and examined, the doctors
pr0nouucng his wounds probably fatal. a
Chinese, who claimed to be cousin OF the
wounded man. called upon him and told
lin that he had been shot in mistake for
another person, which corroborates The
CALLS story and furnishes the motive for
the shooting.
The police have three eyewitnesses to
the shooting-Iim Lynch, an expressman,
Annie Ashley and,A G. Levy.
Lynch states that he saw All Kee running
IN the direction Of Pacific street pursued by
i've othtr ChlEese and two of them were
firing at him. He saw Lee Sing fire three
shots al the fleeing Chlnaman before he fell
10 the sidewalk.
Annie Ashley says that she saw three
men with pistols Ia their hands in the mid
die Of the street, besides the man arrested.
who she saw fire three shots, and the last
shot took effect The man arrested by the
officers was the same man who fired the
three shots.
An immense crowd of excited people
gathered on Stockton street after the shoot
ing and the denunciations against the
Chinese for shooting down their fellow
countrymen on the public streets were not
Only vehement but bitter.
Inc shooting yesterday afternoon com
nenctd within a few doors Of where the
1uslilade took place between the Bing OBg
longs and the Suey Ong Tongs on Sunday
night, February 70.
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gold-headed cane was presented by the
pupils OF The French and English Institute 10
their director. X. Meffet, yesterday
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Al Sing as ne oppeayed must cave been over
IL prison. heard by his enemies.
he left his store shortly after O'clock. but
made his exit by the rear door.
About the same time another Chinese re-
sembling Yick Kee in height and dress left
Yick KEGS Clay-street store and went
toward Stockton street. When he reached
Stockton street he went north in the direc-
tion of Washington street.
He was followed all the way by FIVE other
Chinese and when he was in front of 1905
Stockton street the five began shooting at
him. Two of them at least were blazing
AWAY, and four shots were fired in rapid
succession.
The victim ran along Stockton street pur-
sued by the other five.
At the corner OF Jackson street another
shot was fred and the bullet crashed through
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black board, upon which Dr. Farnham might
explain the mysteries of spinal displace-
ment
And to make the matter as lucid as pos
sible," suggested Mr.. Barnes, ''take a piece
OF chalk, doctor. and sketch your explana-
Mr.. Sullivan looked unutterable things,
put he stood gamely by his offer and, brac-
ing himself against the clerks desk, sur
rendered the surface of his sleek black coat
TO the deft fingers of the doctor.
The witness then stated that to the best OF
his knowledge the injury could not have re-
suited from the accident for the reason that
spinal curvature always come on gradually.
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Berkeley.

On Sunday section of Taylor's lumber
wharf. forty feet long. gave way. letting a
high pile Of lumber of that length into the
water. 1t was all recovered Monday.
Instructor in Mathematics Amin o. Leus-
elmer is away examining schools in Santa
Cruz and Santa Clara counties.
Manager Z. M. Wolf is thoroughly agita-
ting the baseball atmosphere. Following
the Eastern college custom he will have his
nine play several initiatory mes with the
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-03-07
TERRIBLY CUT.
A Dispute Over a Card Game Nearly
Results in Murder.

Results IN Murder.
Raffeto Angelo. sailor. living at ia
Pacific street, was stabbed and seriously
wounded during a saloon row over a game
of cards with a man whose name is sup
posed TO be Lewis Moster. late last night.
According TO Angeles version of the
affair. he went into saloon at 314 Pacific
street, where he played game of casino
with his assailant.
During the game a dispute between the
men arose and Moster drew large sheath
knife and attacked him. He plunged the
keen weapon into Angeles BODY several
times before the bystandeTs could interfere,
and the injured man fell TO the floor in a
pool Of blood, crying that he had been
stabbed.
Angelo was hurried to the Receiving Hos
ptal in the patrol wagon. DR.. Deane found
that he had been terribly gashed with the
knife and had sustained no less than four
severe wounds. One was in the back, one
in the stomach, another in the left side in
the region of the heart, besides cash in the
left wrist.
Angelo was very weak from loss of blood,
and the physicians consider his condition
serious. but think he may recover.
UP TO late hour last night his assailant
had not been captured by the police.
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BYRNEs WAS BROKEN.
Dismissed From the Force for Offer
ing to Square a Case.

ing to Square a Case.
Policeman E. Z. Byrnes was dismissed
from the police force by the Commissioners
lastnight. He was accused Of having tried
to square" a case in the Police Court for
S25
NJ. P. Fernandez was the complaining wit
nese. He swore that Byrnes called upon
him two months ago, and promised to have
the charge Of assault to murder preferred
against John Silva for stabbing John Flynn
dismissed, If Fernandez would give lin
SIS. Several witnesses cOrrOOorajed Fer
nandeZ' testimony, aud Byrnes, who mad %
witnesses, denied the truth Of the accusa-
ton.
Policeman II. b. Melendey was dropped
from the rolls at the suggestion Of the Chief
of Police. who produced an affidavit made
by Samuel Horton, a reporter, which was
TO the effect that the officer had tried to in-
duce him TO take a hand in matchmaking
scheme,
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slant, and before he got
started again With1rs
seized him by the legs
and Cook grabbed him
a second afterward.
They took their pris-
Oner 10 Stockton street,
whe ere the wounded
Chinsman lay. and he
identified him as the one
who shot him. The
wounded man gave his
name rs All Kee.
TIE patrol wagon was
summoned and All Kee
was driven to the Re-
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p cents ina ticket OF the Premium Note
Company that wins, according 10 the draw
ing OF the Beneficencia Pnblica that took
place in the City of Mexico. February 16,
and Ii Yin has received $3.50 in gold coin
on his 25-cent Investment. A score of others
have taken advantage of the opportunity
paDy, where they have received large sums
in return for 25-cent and 50-cent invest
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At the Other Theaters.

Uncle Toms Cabin" at the Stockwer
opened to a good house on the second week
of the run of the piece.
Julius Cesar" was we'll received at the
Baldwin.
The Grove-street is entertaining It's
patrons with The Fatal Oath"
Sheridan and Mack are at the Bush-street
in Fun on the Bristol"
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-03-07

In New Orleans, Febru-
ary 7.
j. B. EFT Of
Nepppor, Or, in a like
man ner secured n sack
Of $1,000. Julian Mer-
cler, a French Canadian
OF Portland, Or, took
advantage of the oppor-
tunity and invested 80
cents in the Premium
Note Company and OBJ
tanned S750O.
Ii Yin, a Chinese mer-
chant OF $50 Broadway.
h.N-
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-03-07

Bseeham's Pills arc faithful friends,
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Oealn, On6 OF the
doomed men was Yick
Kee, a well-known Chi
nese merchant. with
stores at 729 Dupont
street, 74715 Sacramento
street, S23 Clay street
and 9 Wayerly place.
Yick Kee had occasion
yesterday morning to re-
mark that he was going
to the Chinese consul
ate, SOC Stockton street,
in the afternoon, ana he
thinks that this remark
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-03-07
At 35 Cents.

Two slots of BOYS WAISTS AND
BLOUSES, made of extra fine Madras
shifting and silk stripe cheviot, sold at
SOC and 75c, will be closed out at 35c
each.
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At SIS Gents

One lot of mems LONDON BROWN MERI-
NO UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAW
ERS, sold at 81 %. will be closed out at
65c each.
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BLACK HEMSTITCHED FRENCH
LAWN FLOUNCING. embroidered in
Persian effects, their price 81, 81 % and
81 so per yard, will be closed ont at 50c
per yard.
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At 40 Gents

One lot of mems unfinished TWELVE
THREAD BALBRIGGAN UNDER
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, sold at
81 10, will be closed out at soc each.
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TAKING ADVANTAGE.

Twenty Thousand Dollars Obtained.
An Opportunity That Seldom Occurs.
c. Ii. Workman. a gripman on the Cas-
tro-street line. concluded that by work
ing ever so hard nothing could be saved,
and therefore bought coupon in the
Premium Note Company, for which he re-
ceiRad $1,000 In the drawing thni tnnk ralnoa
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At SC a Yard.

KELLY BROS TWILLED CRASH
TOWELlNG, fully bleached, and IS
inches wide.
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:, Price: cgTIcuRA. Soc CUTIcURA Soar. csc:
CuTicURA RESoLvENT, 81.
Prepared by POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Cor
Pc RATION Boston.
IAN About tho skin, Scalp, and Hair" 81 pages.
500 Diseases mailed free.
ta24 fel4 mE7
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At Is Gents ner Strin.

HAMBURG EMBROIDERY. their price
779c per yard, will be closed out at 15c
for AZ yards
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At Is Cents per Yard.

RUSSIAN DRAPERY NET. polka dots.
in black, rose. sky and cardinal, 40
inches wide, their price SOC, will be
closed out at 25c per yard.
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At 90 Cents.

LADIES' SWISS RIBBED COTTON
VESTS, low neck and no sleeves, made
of the best Egyptian cotton, ecru and
salmon color, at zoe each.
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At Is Cents.

BOYS EXTRA HEAVY BLACK
RIBBED COTTON HOSE. warranted
fast black, made especially for boys
wear, size to 10 inches. will be cleared
out al 25c per pair, regular value sec.
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At Is Cents ner Strin.

HAMBURG EMBROIDERY, their price
1oc per yard, will be closed cut at 25c
for Az yards.
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At As Cents.

LADIES' JERSEY RIBBED COTTON
AND WOOL DRAWERS, formerly sold
at 75c, will be closed out at 45c per pair.
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at 65 Cents per Yard,

BLACK CHANTILLY LACE DRAPERY
NET, all silk. 45 inches wide, their
price 81 %, will be closed cut at 65c
per yard.
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At $40 Each

KELLY BROS So GRADE HEAVY
MARSEILLES SPREADS, fully IS
inches wide
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At Is Cents.

One lot of MEMS JAPANESE SILK
HANDKERCHIEFS extra size, sold at
SOC; will be closed out at &c each.
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At 7Ic a Yard,

KELLY BROS 1215c SERGE SUITINGS,
heavy fabric, fine choica coloripgs, all
perfectly fast.
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At II IL Cents Each.

LADIES' SHEER WHITE SCALLOPED
EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFS
their price 25e, will be closed out at
125c each.
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SHOT BY MISTAKE.
The Highbinders Lay Low
Another Victim.
All KEE FATALLY WOUNDED.
lie Is Mistaken for One of the Doomed
Men-One of the Assassins
Captured.
All KEE FATALLY WOUNDED.

All Kee was shot and fatally wounded on
Stockton street yesterday afternoon by five
highbinders.
A few days ago THE CALL published an
exclusive story of meeting of highbinders,
at which four Chinese were doomed TO
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At 10 10 Cents.

One lot of mems unfinished IMPORTED
COTTON SOCKS, sold at 25c, will be
closed out at 121ac pair.
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At 90 Cents.

LADIES FANCY HOSE, black boot and
fancy-toD combinations, zoe pair, their
price pair for 81.
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HOSIERY DEPARTMENT !
At 5 Cents.

size to Sk inches, at sc, worth So per
d zen.
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At 10 Cents per Yard.
At so Gents ner Yard

HAMBURG EMBROIDERY, their price
zoe, will be closed out at 1Oc per yard.
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At 81 81

LADIES' JERSEY RIBBED UNION
SUITS. cotton and wool, will be closed
out at 81 % per suit always sold at 50.
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At Is Cents.

CHILDRENS EXTRA HEAVY FINE
RIBBED BLACK COTTON HOSE for
25c per pair, their price SOC.
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At S1.OO a Dozen

REILLY BROS 81 50 STAPLE MONTE
TOWELS, pure linen, size Is by 80
inches wide
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At Is Cents.

CHILDREN'S GRAY CASHMERE WOOL
RIBBED HOSE. all sizes, 15c per pair,
regular price SOC.
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At 25c a Yard

KELLY BROS 4Oc QUALITY ECRU
TABLE DAMASK. sc inches wide.
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At DOC q Yard

KELLY BROS 1O-4 SHEET
ING, unbleached fully 90 Inches wide.
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At 35 Gents.

ALL MEMS SILK AND SATIN NECK
WEAR, in fourth hand and teck shapes,
sold at 75c and upward; will be closed
out at 35c each.
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At % Gents.

ALL MEMS SILK AND SATIN NECK
WEAR, in four-in-hand and teck shapes,
sold at SOC; will be closed out at 25c
each.
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MEMS FURNISHINGS !!
At Is Cents.

ALL MEMS SILK AND SATIN NECK
WEAR, in four-in- hand and teck shapes.
sold at 25c and 35c; win be closed out at
15c each.
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NOTE-R REMNANTS AND ODD
MENIS TABLE DAMASKS. TOWELS,
etc, etc., at prices TO speedily close them out
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LACE DEPARTMENT :!
At S Cents.

LADIES' COLORED BORDERED HEM
STITCHED HANDKERCHIFFS. their
price Zoe, will be closed out at 5e each.
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the window of the Chinese provision-store
On the northeast corner, SCATTERING the glass
In a thousand pieces.
There were three or four Chinese in the
store at the time and they had miraculous
escape from being struck by the bullet,
which could not be found.
sixth shot was fired which struck the
fleeing Chinese on the left side of the back,
and with grOan he sank to the sidewalk in
front OF llO6 Stockton street.
-Four OF the assassins disappeared through
open doorways on Stockton street, and the
nth ran back toward jackson street hotIy
pursued ey Special Officer George Welsh.
Officers l. a. WHhers and James Cook of
Sergeant Burke's Chinatown squad were in
sullivan alley when they heard the first
shots fred. They ran along the alley to
Jackson street, and as they emerged from
II they saw the Chnaman running down the
soulh side of Jackson, from Stockton.
They took in the situation at a glance and
made break for the Chinaman, who dis
appeared through the open doorway OF the
premises at S31k.
eish at this time was closing upon him.
but his foot slipped on the curbstone and
lie lost his equilibrium.
NlJhers was the first to dash through the
doorway, closely followed by Cook
The Chinaman was rushing up the second
flight OF steps when he stopped for an in
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At 81 75 q Pair

KELLY BROS Sc so GRADE FINE
QUALITY LAMBS'-WO0L BLAN-
KETS. fully 70 inches wide.
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At 5000 9 Pair

KELLY BROS So % and So 80 GRADE
FINE NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS,
"a inches