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MONTREAL Aug. g. - The Italian war ship
Etna left port this afternoon for Brazil. Not
withstanding the action Of Mayor Dssjardincs
in refusing to participate in the civic reception
to them, the officers and men Of the Etna are
highly pleased with the manner in which they
have been entertained while in port.
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The sound Pirate. Were BOZ.

NEW HAVEN. Aug. a-Detective Denihy to-
day arrested William d. Buckingham, John
i. Howard. and Charles r. Church. boys who.
with some companions. stole NJ. Whites yacht.
and played pirate all along the Connecticut
coast. They .raided farm yards and chicken
roosts. and destroyed other property. The
boat was abandoned In Madison
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Got Away with a Peck or Nick els.

OMAHA. Aug S.-About 1890 o'clock this
morning n masked man boarded a motor train
In tho north part OF the city. He covered the
conductor. motorman. and two passengers
with big pistol and relieved the conductor Of
about a peck OF nickcls. He escaped. as no one
on the train was armed.
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Funeral OF Col. Henry NJ. black.

WEST POINT. Aug. 8-Ths remains OF Col
Henry NJ. Black arrived from Chicago this ai-
ternoon and were Inferred in the post Come
terry with military honors. The battalion O,
cndst0 under the command OF Col. Mills was
the escort ADD the following officers were LAll
AMI AMI Lieuto- Pratt Dyer. Allaire. McIntyre. and
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PETERSBURG. Va. Aug 8.-Gen. Malone has
sent this circular to each member Of the Re-
publican State Committee:
PETERSBURG Va. Aug. 1. 1898.
DEAH sIRi There will be meeting OF tho Republican
81 ate committee II office Petersburg. saturday
night, the 18th Of August. 1898. at $3.50 o'clock.
VIZ MALONE. Chairman.
1t Ia said that the purpose OF the meeting Is
to discuss the fall elections and to consider
whether the Republ can party shall support
the Populist State ticket.
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SHE SAID 1T WAS STEAL OR sTARVE

An Unkind Husband was Elizabeth Trncy's
Excuse for ShoplinInE.
A woman was arrested for shoplifting at
Macy's yesterday morning. When searched
she was found to have an umbrella and some
wells that she had not paid for.
She told Justice, Grady in the Jefferson Mar
ket Police Court that her name was Elizabeth
Tracy. and that she lived in Elizabcthport.
She said her husband was unkind to her. and
for trial
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The Pole. Fad Of tho cieaning Up.

Inspector and Acting Superintendent No
Avoy summoned all the police captains to tho
Central ONCE Yesterday morning. and. after
telling them the result Of the conference OF tho
heads OF departments at the MAYORS oulce on
Monday directed them to see that the sanitary
ordinances were rigidly enforced.
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Josiah Quincy to Preside At the Peace Con
GresD.

Boston. Mass. Aug. S.-The American Peace
Society has completed its arrangements for
the fifth Worlds Peace Congress at Chicago on
next Monday. The Hon. Josiah Quincy, As
sistapt Secretary OF state. has accepted the
Presidency Of tho Congress. and will deliver
tho opening address.
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WASHINGTON. Aug. 8-Secretary Carlisle to-
day appointed W. b. Flemming OF Louisville.
Chief OF the Law and Contract division OF the
Architects oifice. Treasury Department. vice
is q lawyer OF eminence and was formerly a
member OF the Kentucky railroad Commits
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Young Charles Mcintyre Stabbed by HIS
EqunMy Youthful Ne!ghbor.

probably fatal stabbing ARRAY occurred
Sunday night In the Bl:ssvile section OF Long
Island City. Charles Mcintyre. lS years old.
is lying in a critical condition at his home in
Young street with two wounds in his abdomen
and one in the left arm. The wounds we're in
nictcd with a pruning knife, and Samuel smith
Is said to have done the staehinS. He has not
tyre, and Is the same age. They had quar-
relied over game of cards.
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McKlnley 70 begin FIeht.ng on sept. I

COLUMBUS, O.. Aug a-Gov Mckinley and
Chairman Dick Of the Republican State Cen
trail Committee yesterday decided to open the
Republican campaign formally at Akron on
Sent. II.
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In Favor Of the Getly.bure Trolley.

HAIRsnvRa. Aug 8. -Attorney-deneral Hem
sol has refused the writ Of quo warranto asked
by citizens OF Gettysburg TO take away the
franchise of the trolley linae on the battlefield.
Ho decided all the points involved In favor OF
the trolley COMPANY.
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Chicago advertisements.

Rates under this Heading are the
same as those charged for New York
City Advertising.
CHICAGO OFFICE,
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BOARD atanted.
FURNISHED Rooms to ga-arooklsu.

lNREESE Ay. b25.-To let furnished large front or
VI back room with hall room adjoining in a private
house; suitable for young men or ght Housekeeping;
sxcellsnt location aud near elevated station
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miscellaneous.

IF YoU HAVE PROPERLY 10 let or for sse. address
i EDwIS q. KAsrESIIuBER, ~ Warren st.. n. Y,
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MANY. :. HORSES. INVOLVED.
. The: Crack SIR Reel Among the
+. '.>'- ' {: :. &. Number. :.
.ENTRIESFoR To-DAY's~ EVENTS.
Peril, Banjo, Condo, charmer and
!: :. {: Grafton Win other Events of
S. ST.. s. T a Poor Days Racing.

=
:. I. A big sensation cropped up yesterday in
the. TulIng of .;@f: Pill. Archibald and his
-train Fl Saylrny. Cooper. The running of
SIS ffsure, :. Wlrern: Taylor rode on Nv ednes-
Oily, >br0p ght abdnt the Investigation and
III e*JQeke was suspended pending the
ipqlllTE, which, COMPILE ted yesterday, en-
!. tirely EXC rated him. The horses affected
#byt e.fulihg off of Archibald include the
crack tfree-y eaf-oid. Sir Reel. Swiftsure
:and@*IciA: Ban. who are: controlled exclu-
siyely .~by: him. 1t Will also necessitate
iJehn. Maekey and y, 81. Miller finding
another trainer, as Cooper; has had charge
0f~R9mulus, Hirondeile colt and Sallie NJ
&, I. z he racing yesterday was of the tamest
desert ption.: only the poorest class of
: horses taking part in the five events.
- n the first race. Peril. who was heavily
backed att to q had nothing more than
an exercise can ter. winning in the easiest
Kind: efstyle. AdOlph, who was plunge
upon as the good thing for the show. has
comeback. considerably, and he could do
no: betteTthan finish four lengths in the
.Fear:of Faro, green two-year-old, who
:Ian<a remarkably good race.
-; Banjo and MestOr divided fayoritism at
,>ab0ut: To 2. in The second race. six fur.
. longs, Mestor closing slightly the fayorite,
de, however. was never in the race, fip-
=: lshlng very poor third to Banjo and
Babe: an extreme outsider. This pair ran
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fluent command over them, and his inter-
probation of the music was broad and mas

fluent command over them, and his inter-
probation of the music was broad and mas
terly.
The orchestra seconded the soloist's
work in a satisfactory manner, though In
rendering symphony music pure and SIM
pie 1t is not to be expected that the Bauer
orchestra can compete with organizations
whose entire efforts are continually d.
rected toward the successful production of
the highest form of music.
The "Danse des Sylphes." from Ber-
lioz's "Damnation of Faust" was jus t
long enough TO make the audience long for
more OF the great orchestral MASTER
work.
Wagner's ''Huldigung's March," which
opened the programme. is not one of the
best known of the Bayreuth composers
isolated compositions. 1t was entirely
new to San Francisco. but both its intrD sic
beauty, and the interpre tation it met with
at the hands of the orchestra, merited a
warmer reception than it received. 1t is
to be hoped that our public will have an
opportunity of hearing the work again,
for 1t only needs to be known better to be
thoroughly appreciated.
There was large audience present yes
terday. and with the exception of the
"Huldigung's March," every number was
much applauded.
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in close company behind Red Bird to the
stretch, went to the front and had a fight
ing finish down the straight, where Banjo
class asserted itself, he finally gaining the
verdict by a scant length Shamrock.
with Jordan up. was:well played for tbs
place, but he was unable to do anything
IN the kind of going.
Condo was heavily backed for the third
race. of six furlongs. by the clever divi-
Sion, whose support brought his odds down
from Fights to TOURS. and he had the easiest
task Imaginable to defeat the 0dds-on IA
yorite., The kitten. He made all bis own
running by from three to five lengths, win
ming by tho last-named distance. DR.. Ross.
who locked quite formidable entering the
stretch, managed to secure the place by
half a length
The fourth race at mile was puZzling
one for the talent to select favorite.
Hunting around for one they picked Rube
BURROWS, but on what no one could tell,
for it certainly could not be on his per-
Torrance al the meeting. After all he mar
rewly escaped winning, as he was only
beaten length by two back numbers in
Charmer: and Folly. who in a driving
finish were first and second half a length
apart. Charmer and Folly at skies and
Fights were both well backed for the place
and show. but great deal OF money must
nave been lost on Draw Scot, whose first
appearance it was in two years. He ran
prominently to the eighth pole. where lack
Of condition telling on him he gave it up.
Barney Schreiber's Grafton was made
an overwhelming fayorte at to for the
fifth race, while M0ryen was a heavily
supported second choice. In this race the
fayorite narrowly escaped defeat by the
outsider. Monarch. who had stolen quite
march at tile start. 1t was Jordan's bril-
liant riding alone that gained tho purse
for Grafton's owner. little Jones on Mon
arch giving him quite a fight for victory.
. The Naglee handicap of a mile and a
sixteenth for three-year-olds and upward
is the chief event in this afternoons pro-
prammn
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FOUR. COMPOSERS.
:: ----l---
As. Interpreted at the
;. s Symphony Concert.
Enjoying" the Beethoven Concerto.
!. The Orchestra Reserved Its Best
:: :* E: Effort: Till the Last.

-
LAS far as -Adolph Bauer's orchestra was
concerned the: final number on the pro-
gramme was decidedly their most success
ful@effort at the symphony concert given
: Attic: Tivoli Opera-house yesterday afler-
noon: !. :. !:
: $. Perhaps Mr.: Bauer has adopted the motto,
'.The FIRST shall be last" in order TO pre-
vent anv.stray members of the audience
wh0nnd a whole programme of classical
music: too: serious for their taste from
!. etraggling ont before the conclusion of the
!: entertainment. Be this as it may, the last
mum Der ION the programme the exquisite
music, that reading Shakespeare's mid
summer Nights Dream" inspired Men,
delssehn to write. was peculiarly suited to
the resources of the orchestra aud met
with very sympathetic Interpretation at
their hands.
80 The Overture, like all the other numbers
of this Midsummer Nights Dream suite,
was played with delcacy and grace neces-
:: sary for just Interpretation of that fairy
like music. 1t was received with warm
: applause. as was the Scherzo. The inter-
lude was pleasing and the expression given
10 the nocturne was delicate and sympa-
thetlc. The Wedding March" concluded
the Mendelssohn music.
AS advertised, however, the most note-
worthy feature of the concert was the pro-
ductlon of Beethoven's violin concerto
Top. Oh, with Sigmund Beel as the sOloist.
ms magnificent composition, to great
extent, owes its popularity in the present
day TO the sublime Interpretation it has
met with at the hands of Joachim. That
greatest OF living vioinists added the diff
cult and brilliant cadenZas which our
local yoiinist played yesterday.
MT. Beel. as Is we'll known il a nnnii of
Joachim. and mis- playing OF the great and
difficult concef.o showed how well be has
profited by his maestro's lessons. AS for
the technical difficulties, he showed
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The Entries.

The entries for to.day's events are as
follows:
First race, three-quarters OF a mile-Sir
Charles 104, Red Rock 81, Vivace 81, Minnie
E!kins 115, Altus 80, Blizzard 90. Fortuna 80.
Second race, fve-egGths of mile-Gordlus
108, Laline 115, Seaside ITO, Geneva lis,
Gussie ITO, Huntsman 10S. Andante lis,
Berthe w los, Clara White ITO, Joe Frank los,
Flagstaff 115.
Third race, handicap, one and sixteenth
miles-Wildwood l27, Racine 1877, Rudolph
116, Gascon Ill. Cadmus 95, PescadOr 80.
larat 172. Templemore 14O. First Lap 1876,
Mariner 135, CitO 125, Banknote 125, Long
well 125.
Fifth race, three-quarters of a mile-Royai
Flush 115, George l. lis, Cuidado 1T, April
112, Pennyroyal 112, Happy Band S3. Adolph
ITO, Ryland 1922 Clacquer ITO. Faro 80, NicO-
demus 10Y. Nellie q 10Y, Andante sc.
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Society Notes.

The Fremont Club will give its tenth anniver-
sary ball this evening al B'nai Birth Han.
AlcatraZ ircle No. 5S. Companions Of the
Forest, will give an entertainment and ball this
evening al Bersaglier Hall.
The comedy entitled ''Sage Struck" Will be
produced at The Hotel El5mere this evening.
There VIII be dancing afterward.
The annual children's Christmas festival and
dance OF The Scandinavian Society will be held
at 4 o'clock this afternoon
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

E Aband Oned Children in St. Joseph's
1>S Infant Orphan Asylum since July i. 1892:
George Sullivan, years: Louis Ryan. years:
Albert Ryan. years: George Runnos. years:
Frank Southwick. l year: Annie Richards 6
years; Mary Richards. 2 years: Eugene Richards
years; Dan McEvoy, years: James Nc adden
years: John McFadden. years; Ed McFadden,
3years de3O lot
E Orphans Received Into St
1-S Joseph's Infant Orphan Asylum since
July !. 1898: Annie Clarke. seven years: Cathe-
rine wishing. seven years: Flossie Peters three
years: Lille PRESIDING. eight years: Charles Creig
I'VE years: Bessie Van Norden. one year; Henry
Smith. five years; Mary Deying four years
Fred Blither, five years; Mary Hisaac five years:
Martin Emerine. four years; Vincent Wallace
SIX years. de3o lot
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CHURCH NOTICES.


- Howard-St- 10 ethodist EpiscopaI
S>S Church. bet Second and Third sts 2 blocks
from Palace ii otel-Rev. w. w. Case ID. d., pastor
Professor Martin Schultz. musical director A. X
over, Sunday-School superintendent. Sacramento
service In the morning. at IL o'ciocN. Watch
night services in the evening. Song service at
80. Bishop Goodsell will preach at o'c lock-
Short addresses Will be delivered by Dr. CoyIe
Dr. Kirby, II. j. Mccoy, Esq, and Major Keppel
OF the salvation Army. Meeting continued tn
midnight. Everybody invited, especially the
members OF the army.
r. Centr Methodist Episcopal
- church. Mission ST. bet sixth and Seventh.
The pastor. Rev. DIR. Ollie. will preach at 4
A. NJ. 'Retrospect and Prospects, Sermon for the
Closing Year" Watch-Bight services in the even
Ing as follows: Special praise service conducted
by j. j. Morris. at 7:45. Young peoples service
sermon by Rev. John Coyle, -. ID. The services
will close at midnight. All are invited.
- Westminster Pre- byterian Church.
Is~S Fell ST.. near octavia-Rev. John O. Adams
pastor AT IL A. NJ. the pastor VIII preach. sun
day-School at 1880 p NJ. Wateh-ngbt services
In the evening: AS p. NJ. sermon by the pastor
subject. Taking Account of Stock": 9 p NJ I;
service In charge OF the young people: l04b p NJ.
service by the pastor; subject. Present Duty:
Ringing Call TO Awake out OF Sleep" A well
come to everybody.
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CHI
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

NOTICE OF MEETINGS.
~ l. .. o. f.-The officers and members X
OF the funeral Committee are requested to ~
meet in their hall on SUNDAY the 3lst inst. at
s:3o A; NJ sharp, Tor the purpose OF attending the
funeral OF their late member JOHN VANDER-
hEIDE, 7. {. j. Fde302tl +. 2. MUFFE. c. p.
" Germanis Lodge No I6, >,N4gylz
g~S /. q. o. F-The funeral COM S%%-3S<<-
nittee and officers and members Of 49,
the above lodge are hereby requested ~>Iz7NSS~-
70 ATTEND END the funeral Of our late brother. JOHN
Der 81, promptly at 80 O'Clock at odd Fellows,
IA Han, COZ Seventh and Market SITS: BY order of
8lS No. is. l. o. O. f.. meets e. I THfis Ss@S>
SATURDAY. EvENIG in Memorial -
Hail T. o. o; I. building. All mem ,|NTRVS>
work second and fourth Saturdays.
1,zz,p n MARY e h S Noble Grand:
Ll1HlE Deity, nee. sec. de3 Sa u
The lodge meets every SATURDAY 4<g%&
EVENING In Welcome Hall, new odd >>/ITnI>c~
Fellows building. corner Market and Seventh SITS
ofhcers and members are requested to attend.
All members OF the degree are cordially invited.
HANNAH NEWMAN. Rec. Sec. iy22 Sa II
ER Annual Meeting-Notice Is Hereby
w. given that the fifth annual meeting OF the
Mutual Loan Association will be held at the ONCE
OF the corporation 524 Montgomery st. on
DNESDAf. January 3. 1894, at 1880 O'Clock
P. NJ for the purpose of eecting directors for the
ensuing year. presentation OF the filth annual re-
port and the transaction OF such other business as
may come be fore tue meeting
Books for 1000 shares of the sixth series ara
now open at the ONCE of the secretary 524 Mont
gomery ST. San Francisco: at the branch once
AIS Tenth ST.. Oakland. and at the Office corner of
seventh and Willow sts.. West Orkand. BY or
der OF the board OF directors.
THos j. WELSH, President.
A. SBARBoRo, Secretary. de29 I'd
RR Annual FIeeting-The Regular An
WIZ nual meeting OF the stockholders of the
Preside and Ferries Railroad Company VIII be
held at the Office OF the company. lllI Union
street corner Sharps place.. San FIR ancisco Cal
on FRIDAY, the twenty sixth (26th) day of Janu'
airy, 1894, at the hour of O'Clock p. NJ for the
purpose OF eecting seven directors 10 serve dur
ing the ensuing year, and the transaction OF such
other business as may properly come before the
meeting.
Transfer books will close on Tuesday, January
10, at O'Clock NJ.
JOHN b. LEIGHTON, Secretary.
Ofice-1111 Union ST.. corner Sharps place San
Francisco. Cal. de2S I'd
- Annual MeetiDg-The Regular An
VIZ nua meeting OF the stockholders of the
brunswick Con. Mining Company will be held at
the once OF the company, room So. Nevada
block, 3O9 Montgomery ST., San Francisco, CAL
on tn URSDAf, the lith day of January, 1894
at the hour OF O'Clock I. NJ. for the purpose of
electing board OF directors to serve for the en-
suing year and the transaction of such other bust
ness as may come before the meeting Transfer
O'Clock p. N.
J. sTADTFELD JR, Secretary.
Ofice-Room Sc. Nevada block 800 Mont.
gomery st. San Francisco Cal de2S I'd
re Engrossiag of Resolutions - C..
- EIsENsCHIMEL. 22s kearny st. de6 Il
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! OR SAlE-HALF INTEREST IN: A"PAYING:
restaurant. on account Of. old. age. inquire
Call Eranch' Office. de2S 3t@
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THE CHIEF-GRAND OPENING SATURDAY
L Dece mber 80, with fine turkey lunch. $50
Third ST.. FRANK 81 JOHN KELLY, Proprierors
come and see de2Y ITS
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C10 GRANT AVE.-THE OSBORN OPENING
AIO on Saturday, December 80 w. L. STEW
EMS, Manager. de29 Ut
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.


e. Divid lend Notice-The German Saw
80 ines and Loan Society, 526 California ST.
dividend has been declared at the rate OF five and
onetenth Is 1-lO) per cent per annum term
deposits and four ana one-quarter (414) per cent
per annam on ordinary deposits, payable and
after TUESDAY, January 2, 1894
DESC lat GEO. ToURNY. Secretary.
RS Dividend Notics-Colum Saw
- lngs and Loan Society. San Francisco. Ola
Washington st-For the half year ending Decem-
Der 81, 1898, dividend has been declared at the
rate OF hve (5) per mt Der annum on term de-
posts ana -FOUR and one-quarter (414) per cent
per aDnum on ordinary deposits, free OF taxes
payable on and after Tuesday. JAM 2, 1894. 81 1t
Dividend Notice Savings and
SS Loan Society. l0l Montgomery St, cor OF
Suffer For the SIX months ending December 81.
1893, dividend has been declared at the rate Of
i've (5) per cent per annum on term deposits ana
four ana one-sixth a I-6) per cent per annum on
ordinary deposits, payable on and after Tuesday.
de27 lat CYRUS w, CARMANY. Cashier.
" security saving. Bank. gig Mont
cs~S gomery street, Mills Observation-Disclosures on
term deposits at the rate OF five 90 per cent
per annum and on ordinary deposits at the
rate OF four and one sixth a 16) per cent per an
mum for the half year ending December 81, 1898.
viii be payable free of taxes on and after January
2. 1884. Id24 l51 S. L. ABBOT JR., Secretary.
~ Humboldt Savings AID Loan So
lh~S ciety. lS Geary street-1he directors have
declared the following semi-annuai dividends:
l4-lOO per cent per annum on term and $40
per cent per anpum on ordinary deposits, payable
on and alter January 2. 1894.
de24 l5t ERNEST BRAND, Secretary.
" Dividend horticultural Savings
~ Bank OF San Francisco. No. 80 Post st. For
the half year ending December 81 1893, divi-
dend has been declared at the rate OF five 80 per
cent per annum on term deposits. and four and
one sixth q l-6) per cent per annum on ordinary
deposits. free OF taxes. payable on and after
Tuesday. January 2. 1894.
de19 At GEORGE A. STORY, Cashier.
FyP Dividend NOtice-San Francisco
1~O Savings Union. 326 California ST., cor. San
some; branch 100 Market ST., cor Polk-For the
half year ending with the 3lst OF December 1898,
dividend has been declared al the rate of five
(b) per cent per aDnum on term deposits and four
and one-sixth a l-6) per cent per annum or di-
nary deposits. free of taxes payable and after
tuesday, the I'd OF January, 1894.
del6 15t LOWELL WHITE, Cashier.
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN-I, THE UNDER.
L 81 ened. have this day sold out my shoe-store at
4O5 Hayes st. to f. PARKER. G29 3~ s SCHLOSS.
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l. ULLY EQUIPPED ..SALOON-PIXNil, :fA L:
lizard table bar fixtures. electric light. gas for
sale account of other investment; rent .cheap;
bargains popular business resort, known. al over
the coast Apply 500 faclhc ST., cor Montgom-
cry. =. -. deXS. 3t* ::
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PARTNER WANTED WITH. $1,000 FOR A
L business at which $4,000 can be made this y ear
Address c. G. DOVER, box 1856 Gail Branch
ONCE. de 30 sjtk.
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DOR SALE-BRANCH BAKERY AND DAIRY
L produce. 1919 Howard st. de 2S.3t*
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fTS California Rebekah De- >,S.luln>,
~-S gree Lodge No. l. l. o. o. F-S%TsNS<.
The lodge meets every SATURDAY @g%SE
EVENING In Welcome Hail. new odd >~/TnVSc~
Eellows' building. corner Market and Seventh SITS
Omcers and members are requested to attend
All members OF the degree are cordially invited
BESSIE A. NORTH, Noble Grand.
HANNAH NEWMAN Rec. Sec iy22 "a N
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" ERE NOT SUPERSTITIOUS. BUT WEBE-
W Iieve in signs. SO do you. So see c. SMITH
OF CHICAGO SIGN CO, zoos Market,st. del7 I'm
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01SO BRANCH BAKERY AND. COFFEE
% ~ OO. saIoon. 3s5 Sixth. mir. II aErlson: d2s 8.
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ZINE GIGAR-SToRE. FOR SALE ! VERY
cheap good business location. Apply tnis
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CIGAR ST AND: FINE Ii -eATt0X. ii so RE
ODOWNEY, j. A. DRIA KH0USE d .C0E227.
Battery ST. :. - 3: de29 3t*i -
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GOOD SALOON: 1928 SEVENTH Ave: i %
VI feet from McAlhster ST. 1rirnta4}Te DECO 3t*
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LoDGING-HoUsEs F0R SAL

A WEEKS NEW+~ FOR 5 CENTS = TIL
- WEEKLY CALL. in wrapper. for mailing
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EIRST-CLASS BARRIER; WITH 5000. WAN TED;
Inquire Call Office. - d go 2t# =.
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DRESSMAKER, FIRST-CLASS FILTER AND
~ stylish draper and designer; thorough dress
maker: by the day. Call address 1927 Ivy
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The morning call., 1893-12-30

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