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Grand Rapids herald., 1893-03-28
H. j. DE COLA
REAL ESTATE AGENT.
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fOk SALE HorSies AND LoTS
Sre bease oa Sopth Laerare strret viii
eieii rsoil-s, Sod ctisf. vel and clsiurn. klaai
f.lrt
iionss nB8 lai "a Wealthy avcsiue
One - SheFTnRr strtct.
Two fcrfef strTsf-
One on Randolph strret
(lss 90 lianner atessr~
sfsa iirgusgu and lssts "a parls aseuue. kt,fsh
rnsfrecf Faif sfrn~t. Waller arennc Terrace
Aven1e South l.aisyoite sfrrct ana naans s-t.urs
H. AL flsrts - the clig.
has ,s,ns~ f.ra rrsi.f.-s iots - Fiafnnsia
axenne fus sal4 cheap. Aizo iot1 Ia al parta ~
tie cify.
fkf,NS n18 Saf.E oR Exf-nANGE
oae fsussirs-i arf sisfr .frs arfte IN towasllin
- fiesrai ..ae hundss.f snI thirty arrrs ifa.
t,rtssrt fhIfft-fsr sffs~ tns bos>ch enc fnnfIe
tiralrt. isrfe ft.arb Ard apple orsilafsia. 8rs
f,ail1inss sad risf loafn.
4l-o rfsiiff sfrfs ~ township ~ teufe rlsfh
tillrf, fits iullrVfs.. nftsE aclts - iErca
ntd ma l,s fItr irrf.
fnrfn - ninety .easrn acr~s ~ ffwrs'itii -
fsscnfla = lfh fhiTf9 acro- - tfatf flfni,ff.
ki.n ofsr iu SANE t,spfleh,p a fIt httifIei ari
tfx acfc< uifh ore furdr-i scrFe ma s.Itt-t
e.,.,d tnilainrs at-si orchard. Fsai fiaf isrlN
1 have faslra aii tllfss fF11r riiF- fHnF'
iff fr.s sn ftr arsss uli ~ tao liundts.i. feHe
IL ana i,,s,k over fnr lies a scu ~snt - hut
rsehanrf ffa clfr property.
! have fssN defifaiilr lst.nsss ~ rruf.
1opsf - kan ail cos,d real rs,.'. eecnritg
"A , tff-utsit.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-03-28

Z. = a. sis s..r IA, 81 hnnso. selling L.giI,eine
sfsD llater aad f.sting ie~elrs. ~sfchfs.
sshleu ars. etc. fiaff~ the hrseet sf .''sseify
s..,a a. ieu 80 a. kinds ~ uss.t@l WITH sscia,
liver, hosszc has rs,ssis needing pistlng. i. n
Delno. tkiunsbas. a.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-03-28

For neuralgia. rheumatism. head and
tooth ache and all pains. use Dullam's
great German liniment at Scribner &
AldWorth's. No. ~ Monroe street
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-03-28

NOTICE The er.ccry firm ~ .i.,rAs fsb
y cork formerly ~iickDct a isuee. aelnR
h.ixint-ss ~ 90 " caiftg asenDc hsTs tfit tas
ss,iS their entire faisinfes - ltftr1 = and
Alice Nay inch. y -, n-t.iue su fhr tasiallte.i
trrs ~ tlse late rms and - whom al arciuufs
doe the Arms arr a. b. iald, -issnse A lsslscoek.
aKAsD h.tsps. Nich.. March -.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-03-28

or borrow money! The ist.iFutnre Invest neat
com pans ~ bosion- Mas. have t'>fntnt<tt-i =
hrat,ris s.flce ia tsfand ka,.tis ~ fia ~lsi -
l-arr..w s,r build a is,usa fhef ail furnish foo
money GA small nopfhis payInef.ts AI,.ly
early and stop tonL Branch ,,flsa ~. y atd y
Tower hissfk lfsfhA> \ fftitt.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-03-28

The greatest worm destroyer on earth
is Dullam's Great German Worm Toz.
engee. only - ccrlts per box. For sale
II Scribner n Aldwnrth's drug store
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-03-28

Buy Dullaus Great German - cent
Liver Pills. forty in each package. Al
Scribncr 4 Aldvorth's. s3 Monroe street
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-03-28

Buy Dullam's Great German - cent
Cough Cure az ID. &. Scribner 4 Aid
xorth'e, 81 Monroe street.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-03-28
N. W. NORTHROP

lfoom- t-f-e-s
4fH fI..Ook NfCHiGAN Tkfrf tliLbiNh
For Issuft
o. s,s.sl.r IN Fa~f -ffts-f. frfpcfn helFf -
..l u raitft exf. nth harr 81.
fla. hf.r4s 80 Nfs. rlstrr sfff~t viii tnndsfa
i...f.r4re,.sfr,ts ard tsrfl. ff4
ssl,4 l,1.si~s - flafffta Ffr'st. 1rEt 'of fstf
- Nadi-sn sst-aur. 80
sirr hsnse a. ~s1th Fnioo stF~ri- fetvrte
thffrf efreft erI AetIihg esffsnt etaA Ha
rnr-irrtl fff.f,rofrfl.rnte > -
~,ffs ~ r.snr in bif~ .. c,'ssef fasf sifrf' 49,
fiffh atenur e
fAil sie sk-ass pisces nre seFs oeusenispt -
stfcs-t cars
Tor ~afes
~. f,s.srna ~. NaefinffeE strr~~t r~<f fni
tcs sfrtes afd ffrrff esrs - - aff -
1wa he.asfs 80 rsartiin effeff flrEt NHniee<
nrf-ruf sfsd efreff cars. . tsl srsd ~ ~.
f,,c hsuss 90 kupfb fniea strss'l 80 hefh
fses h,,sse -, fsfh sv.-nss. fsesf rsios s'r-at
f,ns l.5uss 90 vs<s sseet n-sr fsc.assa
street <ftt
s,rs hosses 90 Hrnrs stree. -ith srosii~-' IN
s.stsresacnts. Etfl
tll,f liuls-s 1ior tfrc4t. nfot bern tt''@<
wift uilstern iihffsfrrrtff.z +tt
ki.aI ses@saf ssiisrF~ - 1lfFfnrf ffit~f
tacant les Ns.f.sf ffvftItise1 a. ''uisd
Nssfi.ls rnlfarfts 80 ottfTpasf - snN fef-
ehresf-
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-03-28

I F~T Has COME and RsdciiH a Holt offer
a their card tables ~ cost Iescphone lsfl
os call osriy II you want one.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-03-28

DRODaTE ORDER state - hichirap. com
l - sf kcnt. i< ~ = ss.ssinn ~ fi4f probate
court fs'r fsi1 cuilntt a Meet. heit ~ ,ht ~,
hate eiises Ia ,hs cts ~ ',fsn.i hePssi. "a ii,
ffsh dsy q March ~ thr year ort fite-Dssn,
eieif huiislrati ani ninsf three.
I'rsen4. cyrus ~ fsri iti-. Judge - irobstr.
IL the matter - the estate ~
1flOMAN EthNf slsrfaeet
George Hume f.socatsr " the last viii sri
testament - enid ecessf-l having flied IN fi,ie
e.ars hbl eiesrnfh annual account. and Eli,sirs
i, !. :. ,s..lss'd i' ,lsi esn.isr. sle ~ a., -
Aptil. islu. a tea prisrs ~ She fsasaotsn. ~
sad ..r.slsafe s.isire - aprcffei f'f tte rtsfi
natis'u sod allowance = ss,d secvnn' aaa hrnf.
AMI y fosfls.f or.i.fr.I sla,s q c,ss ~ tiss
sfrff BE- published tsa successive vrets
prry.ea. - sasd dave hesnas b. ths ttfend
ksrssis iiersfsi. q fsi'y neespeier fflntf-i rn8
eircuisiinr - sald coariy - teft
tANt : a. f4kkfNS
a tfrs cupyl Judge - Pf..,efe.
IIsKKs y Js~Kfi- Register. tprs mar .
---s --.----
NoTl.E E or FcoHNfsslo>ERso On CLAIMS
~ state - Mirhirnn. tssorfF "a kf1st.
pr,,I.sfe ss.grt fssr sstd oranf5
Fsfate "a r CARL kf'sI fHER. deressra
The pnderflfffd hsssr~ f~.oa erIs1iutfa -
tbe eefsills 3asixf - lrol.eie = ss'd t,sr'
sissssfr t't fia iros n ti.e n.sft.f - ss'
oe'ste as.a ~ fesaoihs ifssrf ibe 1rh d4f a
trtruart 4 u f-st hesfnr l-sen r'ieset -
seid i'sdse = rFs..,sfe. - sii I+rset,s hss,l.s
''tiF claims - 81 for exsssins'ien afsa 90
insfreni
>ssiea !. tsfrix sgspn tl,st ~r~l1 rrr-f ~
Tfsr.lis.s fhe snh aer q tfftl j. - 49,
s,e y ssita.tist the Ietk dsf - Sex = 1~R'
w. in . eissk a. - - eert dss ~ 49, is fiitrs.
N ,ssefse~.n = s,ss.fc - ~ histiesr frasi e
s.,asf4. - fnrrist snf efariine sscA flsinss.
fst@d March A y f-
ffffG -ffnE
fasnEkfs fstFTresr4
'ssslslf ls1eff.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-03-28

Buy DullaIa's Great German - cent
Cough Cure at Scrihner & AIdworth'e
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-03-28

Buy Dullams Great German - cent
Cough Cure al Serihner 4 Aidworths a
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-03-28
PYTHfAN OIRECTORY.

PrTtsfAN DIRECTORY.
IOWAS LODGE M. : Regular conves,-
iions Tuesday evenings st - O'Clock az
the hall No. els snd cis South Division street.
Visiting knights cordially invited. Militant
VALLEY CITY LODGE No. ia Regular
convention every hcndRy evening az "a
Hall corner Bridge and ScFihner rfrs~sts v y.
Naleott. e. G.. ". r. Stevens. n. cf u. and :.
lily LODGE No 10 Hall IN Pages hle-rk
lar conventions every Friday evening ~ -
O'Clock A. l.. taiklns. &. t.s Ieo 4 Carp. h.
of X. and :.
TMPTRiAI LODGE No. 10 Regular cen.
j scption every Tuesday evening ~ - clsck
at Blk hail. Ionia street. ". h. Perkins. q.
g.. W p <eahr h ~ K and 4.
Tuesday March "a. Nork IN third dprrrr
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-03-28

Weak stomach strengthened by
Beecham's Pills.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-03-28
MONEY TO LOAN.


no yOu WANT MOSEyr-If so. yon will fand
- IL ~ your advantage TO see US before bof-
rowing.
wemake loans on household goods. pianos
horses. wagons. personal property Of any
Kind at the lowest possible rates and in the
quickest possible tame.
Our loans are made without publicity and
the property Is left IN your individual posses
slon-
Loans can ne carried as long as de sired orcan
he Paid In full, or IN part. at any time 20 suit
cost 81 carrying the loan
IL you owe n balance on furniture. piano or
other property, We viii pay itu for you. and
carry a. long you desire.
We also make loans on the building and loan
association plan.
Our offices are the most pleasant in the city
and 20 arranged that parties calling upon
NJ MAY be waited upon quickly and courte-
ousy.
Remember that you have the use of both IN,
property and the money and can return the
GRAND RAPIDS MORTGAGE LOAN CO.
Room :. Tower block.
Conner of Nonroe. Pearl and Canal sta
FINANCIAL -Lsrr. loans made At bank
i rates on ci,y and farm property; mort
vaneed on them John h. Martin. % Canal st.
MONEY to loan on real estate security in any
VI amounts and ~ The lowest rate % interest
by William III. Gilbert. room }. Widdicomb. los
ctNfktl large sums ~ money To loan. &c
- will bc loaned in sums 81 sl0p and up-
wards money advanced ON land contracts and
mortgages. OF will hny these securities John
y. Martin. u Canal street.
MONEY To IOAS-ln snns so suit on
vi prDductfve real estate. L. = Prnvin room
s. Lovett block. opposite sweets hotel
N1ONEY LOANED for short time IN isrrr or
vi small amounts on any form of rood .~cat.
~. Frank A. Werner 81 Michigan Trust
Building, cor. Pcafl and Ottawa sfrects- Tele.
phone ill6.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-03-28

Nps Wr~srows SecrHfsa sTRrr has b>a-
u-fsi for eiii3rfn feefhinx n ss.-shs the child
sffers the GUNS. aaays al psln. cures ~ind
cslfic ani Is The h.sf remedy fsr tisrriters
Tvenff tive etfits battle
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-03-28
COUNTRY.

IN ACRES gardening land only two miles
~ from shr city hall Will sell M bargain
or exchanges for cheap house and lot or vii
rent n Tor one more years. william X
tsriififhs No Canal street. aS-ff
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-03-28
ron SALE or EXCHANGE.

L,OR ENCHANGE-i wish 10 exchange my
II property known a. Hotel hekinnon for
stock 81 merchandise: i,tel doing tho brst
business In Northern Michigan; good har trade
will sell furniture and lease rfopcrty steam
heat; electric light; in fact, all modern iin-
proyemen,s. Address G. X. Smith. Cadillac.
Mich. 2
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-03-28
WantCo|umns



l.'ok sAIE A. >herleess ss,eee,ess e.ssiss
j - lnfat 1lAlkt4 fess&. ls1c1s3t@8 eH.sAt
AaDeA ln4aifs a. Alehs<4e tsst sea ket4l
SIS J. - \ Atst,e1sz.
4 nasEs hfen.sass af.rehs ssAae a.soei fpe1r
- fsrtizfs if. No f.tik sfasek Cas- - A,akht
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ftsrt ca1 ~ s<so - ~ s>tisee- @stsA i'uf
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restssrlslsl b j tse - tAse fsEst ssoissts<f
tbr cts. r. l.cssslls y Ile 1e>tat - ifsfitsfF.
Fall r4ffirkisls ~fa - stsel1 sti4ts4 taos.
Tie aaefxit cafs.tk unta nuf altlt3s knt1f
hzulnrss sssA viii Eite g. tsss r.<tt n.ao Ssh
s-sbiaes 0tt41 tIse i,ssi eai>~sp 4ild flttAs
fsnt IA ssfsAa hapssls- A1an-s h. 4. l. hfi
aid s.fi.e<. stf
lsUR SALE (,as sr.~sIsi i.snd I-anf @ne bssa
Il Il freight flrfas<,f. arsfi5 1r& and q E,est
sfsthf rttzflg : ~ I%%.tlae- ssf@t0 htfao
sebool efbHIFs Go. 'sf1
L,oR sAIF 1~skse iine tsrnisi,ss fspsns;
u seed keafn.s. nnai fall Il rs.ssssers EettIn-
3 ss-1<f 4ssxft, NtA isti eL<sss Aos = tof1n
Nsteriao sifFst fsrssn a. @&sf
IroR sAf.E NJ s,sslfs ftcte - fafuiieri ana
u tei-cs4lana9ns ksstlsflIold sslots q rs-
isouse alli iafEf Ia ceraEf - tsht4 an3 t-sffpf
streets ho1re .tnd iak No ~ Naelsse stfe4ti
vacant kDl 60 hflst street farm q tss srfst
f-ii reds eess ~ rsf3 limits srail.tiss El4
Ell kinds - frat VAL sd eArir4fssf "a
ofher property. A 4. Lord, ~. y Hissftanf
ttrset. il1t
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-03-28

IxsOR SALE All kinds 81 city property; also
II cheap lots that can b. sold On time and
houses and lots ranging from 81 .tuo IN SUOr.
think can suit you with almost anything you
desire la real estate. including very choice
pieces of pine and hardwood tfmbsf, well 10
Gated in Michigan. Wisconsin. Minnesota or ln
the south. In yon desire 90 loan money have
II In sums from 500 to soon. rate 81 interest
low. Call mt 81 or 81 New iIouscman or tcle-
phone ss3 A. r. Antlsusl. sff
The morning call., 1893-08-02

DDS. Various other details, such as photo
graphing prisoners, records. ETC., were also
shown them.
Although Glasgow is onsidered one OF
the pest governed municipalities in The
world the visitors ara DESTROYS of picking
up ANYTHING new that would aid them in
making It's government still more perfect.
John +. Nelson. the Glasgow Council
man, accompanied by w. Ca,tigane. sub
srrquently called on Mayor Ebert and ex-
planned to him the object Of his visit to San
francisco. The Mayor gave his visitors
letters to the various presidents OF the
street railway companies and then showed
them around the hall. The visitors took
considerable interest in the running Of the
various departments. and were particn-
iarly impressed with that municipal ency-
clopedia, Clerk Russell.
Councilman Nelson said that San Fran.
cisco was beautiful city. and there was
only one fault be found with it. and that
was the condition of the streets.
Your pavements are good" he said,
shut you don't keep them in repair. All
you wants to give them proper tention."
The visitors left the hall highly pleas ed
with the reception given them by the genial
Mayor
The morning call., 1893-08-02
Failure of w. Frese 6 Co.

W. Frese & Co. of 1913 California street
filed their petition iu in solveucy yesterday.
The debtors attribute their failure to
three causes-frst. heavy losses caused by
the continuous decline in values Of
freight and all commodities; second, heavy
losses in South America aud inability tn
coiect outstandings. caused by continued
depreciation in silver; third, inability to
recuperste on account Of general staRna-
ton in foreign trade.
The firms creditors are both local and
foreign, and the total liabilities are placed
at S142, 100. Against this there are assets
amounting TO SOS. $50 g.
The morning call., 1893-08-02
CURTIS ON TRIAL.
1t Takes Whole Day to Secure
Four Jurors.

1t Takes a Whole Day to Secure
Four Jurors.
M. B. Curtis, who 10 accused Of the MUIR
der of Policeman Grant two years ago, ap-
psared before Judge Murphy yesterday to
take his third trial. Once the jury dis
agreed and on the second trial one juror
died.
Curtis looked well and jolly and was at
tired 10 aloose-ftting summe costume with
a straw hat and strut,ed into court as
pleasantly as could be, acc0mpa MED By his
wife. Attorneys w. w. Fo,te, j. N. f
Wilson and Eugene F. Bert were there to
defend him. while District Attorney
Barnes cared TO prosecute.
w. w. FooIe baving explained to the
Judge all about tina accident aud how that
Curtis had teiegraphed. but the dispatch
had not reached Foote until too late to in.
form bis honor. the bench warrant OF the
previous day was rescinded and proceed
ings began smilingIy. Fifty jurors had
been called and the work of empanelng
was at once proceeded with.
Up to the recess only ono juror, Lewis
Bendel by name. had been secured and
when court closed for the day there were
but four Jurors in the box. II is expected
that tho work of empaneling a jury will
occupy at least four days altogether.
The morning call., 1893-08-02
SEEKING FOR POINTERS.
Distinguished Visitors From Scot
lands Great Commercial City.

TWO distinguished visitors to the city
called upon Chief of Police Crowley early
yesterday afternoon, aud were shown
marked attention for some hours by the
chief ana Captain Lees. They were John
+. Nelson and William Costigane, of Glas-
Cow, Scotland. MIR. Nelson Is member
of the Town Council of Scotland's great
commercial city. and a member Of the firm
OF Willie. Nelson & Co.. one of the leading
wholesale millinery-houses, while Mr..
CoStgane is the senior member OF the frm
Of w. and j. T. C0stigane of The Bonanza,
a monster retail dFy-Goods store which
covers an entire block. They are sple ndid
types of the successful and genial mer-
chant Of the British isles.
They are making a tour OF Canada and
the United STATES with the object of
making Themselves thoroughly conversani
with the different systems Of street rail-
way locomotion. The tramways, as they
are called in Glasgow, are now operated
by company under lease from the
Town Council, for which The company
pays $50 600 per year. This lease will ex-
pire OIL June next year. and the Town
Council has decided 10 take the control
and operation Of the tramways into its
own hands, as the members think
they can derive a greater income by
dong 80. Ali the favorable points
thdl tdU D6 duuuCcu III iu'oi VI
the trolley, storage battery or cable sys-
TENS will be gathered by these gentlemen
from PERSONAL bsrrvation and submitted
IN report 10 the Town Council, and
whichever is considered most suitable.
taking cost of equipment and oteration
DO account. will be recommended.
They have already visited Montreal and
Toronto, in Canada, where the trolley
system Il In Oneraiun. They came over
the Canadian Pacific TO British Columbia,
thence to this city, and will take in the
accompanied to British Columbia by John
Morrison. contractor. of Glasgow, who has
done most OF the recent corporation work
there. Mr.. Morrison was taken Ill at Vic
toria. but 1t is expected he will be able 10
join them here Ia q few DAYS.
The Chief and Captain Lees showed
them how the patrol system is worked
here, and Judge Campbell told them all
about Police Court practices and meth
The morning call., 1893-08-02
MRS. WORTHINGTON'S JURORS
Disbelief in Capital Punishment and
in Hypnotism.


Mrs. Louisa Worthlngton appeared in
Judge Seawell's courtroom yesterday for
trial for the murder of Henry Baddeley, on
Washipgtop-strset wharf. On May last.
She had deliberately fred four shots at
Radneley as he was about to board the
Stockton steamer.
The defendant appeared calm and COL
lected as she sat beside her husband in
court. Two little children. their whole
family, were there playing about. an unus-
ual but effective scene. Apart from them
sat a nice looking girl. attired in deep
mourning and listening aitentively to all
that transpired. She was the sister Of the
murdered man: She IL was VINO wrote TO
Baddeley shortly before the murder say
ing tina he had better break off his alleged
intimate relations with Mrs. WurthingtOn
as he was di,gracing his family. Next 10
her sat Baddeley Sr.
Immediately the case was called on the
work of impaneling was begun. 1t was
hard work, as very few there were who
did not have decided objection to The in
fiction of capital punishment upon a
woman. By noon not single juror was
accepted. Attorney Robert Ferral, de-
iepdant's counsel, in his questions out
lined the defense as insanity, caused by
hypnotsm exercised Oh the mind of the
defendant by Baddeley. A number of
jurors did net believe in hypnotlsm and
were excused.
In the afternoon things went more
smoothly, and by the time court ad-
jnurned for the day nine jurors had been
passed.
The morning call., 1893-08-02
The Missing One Found.

In The CALL of yesterday was pub
lished an item announcing the disappear
ance from 1O3 Broadway OF Frederick
Helms. an aged German, who. when he
left his room on last Wednesday. declared
that he was going to search for his wife.
"That man Helms is at the Almshouse,"
said SUPERINTENDENT Weaver to a CALL
man yesterday. ''He reached the house
on Sunday and found his wife there. shr
having a few days before been received
from the Central p"lice station. The old
man. who is musician. had his violin
with him, and when he found the Theresa
be was looking for he was as happy as any
one could be. AS both are we'll advanced
in years, and have neither home nor rela-
tives. l think they will remain at the
h use"
The morning call., 1893-08-02

The Home for the Incurables Occupy
Through SufferanCe.

Mrs. Low and Mrs. Cooper called upon
Mayor Ellert yesterday and said that they
represented the Home for Incurables,
located on Francisco street. where the Old
Ladies' Home used to be. The visitors
asked for lease of that portion OF the
property on which the homo is situated.
The property has been dedicated for the
use of the Fire Department az a corpora
ton yard. Tho ladies claimed that their
occupancy would not interfere with the
Fire Department. as they only occupied q
small portion Vt the properly. They
claimed that their improvements were val
ued ut $4,000. Tbs last lease TO the prop
cry expired in september. 1891. and since
that time the Home for Incurables mas
occupied the premises through sutferaLce.
Mayor Ellert referred the applicants to
Clerk Russell. who In turn advised them to
Tile a petition with the Board Of Super
yisors expressing what they desired.
The morning call., 1893-08-02
PROPOSALS
For Constructing Three Engine-Hou
for the Fire Department.

For Constructing Three Engine-Houses
for the Fire Department.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
~ Of the City and County of San Francisco, July
In accordance with Resolution No. eO6I Third
Series) OF the Board Of Supervisors bids will be
received in open board on MONDAY EVENING.
September IL 1898, from Z 80 to 8 O'Clock for
supplying all material and erecting three engine
houses for the Fire Department, as per plans and
specifications prepared by Messrs Henriksen q
Mahoney, architects. and open for inspection at
their office. No. 2i21a Post street. tho said engine
houses being as follows:
lex and Baker streets.
seeond-on oak street, between Devisadero and
Third-On Folsom street, between Twenty first
and Twenty-SecOnd streets.
The work to be done under the direction and
supervision of the said Messrs Henriksen Il Ma
honey, and to the satisfaction of the Chief Engi-
neer OF tho Fire Department and the Committee
on Fire Department OF the Board OF super.
viSOrs, and each house must be completed
within sixty working days of the date of tho
NOTICE. idders will estimate and bid sepa-
rately on each of the above named houses stating
will be mpieted. with the istincu understand
Ing that separate contract will be awarded
for each house to the lowest responsible bidder
therefor.
The party to whom the contract is awarded will
be required. prior to or at the time OF the execu-
ton OF tho contract, to pay the cost or proper
ton of the cost of advertising this notice in three
daily newspapers
In Oruer 10 preserve unIIornity duu W IaCiiiLdto
the award the Board has resolved to receive
bids unless make upon blank forms prepared by
the committee. and a certified check for the sum
OF 500 deposited by the bidder with and made
payable to the clerk of tho Board conditioned II
the proposal is accepted and the contract awarded.
And II the bidder shall fail or neglect to execute
a written agreement and give the bond required
within six days after the award Is made, then and
that the said sum shall be paid into tho
City and County Treasury by said clerk, as liqui-
dated damages for such failure and neglect
Blanks furnished by the c,erx.
The ROard the right to reject all bids,
If the public good SO requires.
jy3l5t JOHN A. RUSSELL, Clerk.
The morning call., 1893-08-02
Henry B. Hunts Will.

The will of Henry B. Hunt. deceased, of
the firm of Moore. Hunt & Co., wa. filed
for probate yesterday. Testator bpqueaths
his whole estate, valued at SOL, $50, to his
widow, Emma L. Hunt, with provision for
their children, Anna, Emma and Harry.
The widow is appointed sole executrix.
without bonds. ahd is to have absolute
control. She can give her children their
shares of the estate when she pleases.
The morning call., 1893-08-02

opened yesterday morning he was found
on the floor OF one OF the closets In an un-
conscious condition. He was taken 10 the
Receiving Hospital. but expired in about
an hour. He was so years of age and a
native of Rhode Island. Hn lived al 1908
Mason street., and leaves widow and an
adopted son. He had been night watch
man in the bazaar about four years. and
possessed the utmost confidence of his
employers For number of years he was
a watchman for thu Blythe estate.
The morning call., 1893-08-02
Baggage Notice.

ROuDd.trtp transfer tickets are now on sale
at any OF our offices at reduced rates viz: One
trunk, round trip. soc; single trip, 35c Keep
your baggage chrcks until you reach the civ.
morton Special Delivery, II q, airy st., 4OS lay
lor st. and Oakland Ferry depot waiting room).s
The morning call., 1893-08-02
A Victim to Apoplexy.

Thomas D. Dunn, night Waterman At
the Golden Rule Bazaar. Market street,
died from stroke of apoplexy while at
tending TO his duties. When the store was