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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-27

LoNDoH, Jino 20 The Mark lane ErprtSS, In
lis weekly review Of the British grain trade,
says; Thursday ind Fridays ralninll benefited
England. France ind Germany. Tho rains were
flooded corn lands, English wheat In London
has advanced to 27s I'd per quarter. The total
quantity still In iarmcrS' hands Is |, 800, 900 quar-.
tors. crop reports III France vary in thGIr
estimate Of tho Weld OF wheat, placing II from
8S,O0l,00 to i,0OO.0O0 quarters Tho prospects
IN Southern Russia hayC greatly Improved.
Large impartatiOns Of AnGrloAu Hour III sacks
have made lour In London dull,
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Wheeling Bridge & N Ry.


limo Table,SO Q, to tRkc effect 1901 a, IN,
sunday May "a, 1898
Leave Wheeling tj;D, 1870, t7jb, tD!B a. M,
e?.b1, 1900, ei,3j, 900, 1880 +. IN.
Leave lCniusula-tjsiG tGtlG t7.j2, 1851 o. IN
og,d6, 1905 oI,il fj:0j, t6IG6 ~ M
Leave Terminal Junction -tit2, hl0D A. M.
t2fii el.8O. t5i!7, ijali, so ts!b tlO;ig y IN.
Leave Martins Ferry lO:lS 'l0!lsa N, t2'2i,
o!iy7, tj,al, lja3 to!1l tsJA lOti5 ~ M
leave Peninsula =iGii I'D. 1854 am, ti.l, e2;iJ,
tji1g, ass t6iOs, t5as. tlO,jl r. m.
Arrive Wiuu Ing ii.j4, riiiOO a. H., t2!5j,
o2,t0. ijIb, 2j.5 tiilj 1880, iil.0l y. IN.
sDniiy. tDAily except sunday. islndayl only.
All trains will tin on Eastern Time.
J,E TAuSSlG, superintendent
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A AND A
The Features of the Money and Stock
Markets,

NEW YORK, June 9i.-MoneY on call active
ranging from to IS per cent, last loan per
cent, closed offered at 4 per cent Prime meF,
camille paper GAs per cent. Sterling esehhnRe
heavy at 81 SOli Sik. sales were 2i5W SHARES;
The stock market was tevcTisA aud unsettled
throughout tho day, There We're one or Two
sharp rallies, but they failed 10 hold, ana ~ tne
close quotations were ouly u fraction above tnu
lowest The bears were far more aggressive
than OF late In consequence Of the stTlnSchcy III
money which hold operations for ~ long hc'
count In check. The brokers arc lndispoSeI o
plyiie purchases so long Us they see tTpuule
ahead III regard TO obtaining u combination "
the banks, The big drop In silver certihchleh
also operated in favor Of lower markets Tor So
%cuTltleS, and the conflicting statements concern
lug the atlliTs OF the Reading caused more ot
less uneaStnGss The decline was equal To it3,lo
9 per cent Among them were American sugar.
General Electric, Missouri Pacific, MnINlhlIai'
Michigan Central, 81, Paul, Chicago Gas, quincy
Rock Island. LaCRawanBa, Delaware 4 HUDSON
Louisville 4 Nashville, Union Pacific ana west
ern Union
Late In the day the rate for money dropped
from 35aiO to 10 per cent under %onertngS by Wy
foreign bankers, aud the stock rallied q 70 "a
per cent, but the Improvements was short llvsd
and speculation lett oil irregular and III tue
main weak.
Railroad bond market weak. Sales s799,WG.
Government and state bOnu5 dull,
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BURpoCR BLOOD BtrTERs taken after
will relieve any feeling Of weight
or over fulnoss OF tho stomach. Sold
oYefYMhOro. DAW
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IInLrnlnmin.

on CRY. Pa. June 2C.-OpCnod At tGLsc;
highest IG3ic, lowest 6jHG; closed jGAc; sales
$500 barrels ClUarancOS 10000 barrels; runs
and shipments not reported.
NEw YoRE. juno %, Petroleum was neglected
throughout the day; no sales; JGKc bid Tor July
option.
rursnun1n, juno 20 Opened at J0jtc; closed
Of &c, highest J6kC! lowest sc.
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nm nEpoUINs ENcAMrMENr.

~ HAS'NhA''
But it is not to the palace that Ahmed
Hamouda, the little Egyptian dragoman
and interpreter, first takes his visitor.
Ahmed ia worth some study himself.
Late IN officer OF tho Egyptian army,
possessing TO the fullest extent that
gift Of languages generally ascrlbcd to
those Of his race and calling, he
modcstly acknowledges that there are
few lands unknown TO him and fewer
tongues in which he cannot converse.
His English is excellent. Ahmed will
escort YOU first to the west sido OF tho
enclosure where tho Bedouins arc
enCamped. These swarthy children Of
the desert arc just beginning to feel at
home under the influence OF tho in
creasing heat. There was II time when
the cold wet wGathervery nearly proved
the death Of the entire tribe, but the
temperature OF these summer days has
quito revived their healthy spirits.
Ahmed proceeds to explain that
his exhibit is intended to por-
tray tho two phases Of Syrian life,
tho civilized aud unCiviliZed, jewellers
in tho city and tho desert-ArAbians
and BeJouins-sido by side, illustrated
by tho palace and encampment and he
further tells you how the division Of
the people came about and when it DC.
Cured. But his auditor is iar
Interested in watching an old Crono
baking bread on n piece OF iron that
looks like the bottom OF Il large kettle
inverted ovOr n fire OF Pine sticks and
black as tho ace OF spades. Beside her
is the primitive mill Of Biblical
times, two circular pieces OF rough
stone, perhaps two feet in diameter,
between which she grinds the wheat
by hand. Out OF tho coarsO flour are
made small cakes OF dough about as
large as u saucer. Tho most interest
ing part OF the operation is tho process
by which, without the aid OF a rolling
pin or any other implement, these
Jumps are spread out into broad thin
disks and then deity placed on tho hot
"stove." How it is done cannot be
adequately described. The dough is
passed swiftly between and I'VE tho
hands aud you see that tho original
lump is growing thinner and broader,
That is us nearly as the initiated Gun
get at II,
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Syec6l Correspondence OfNS AlhHiGGtecr.
WORLDS FAIR GROUNDS, CHICAGO,
June 24.-During these hot summer
days there is no pleasanter place on
the fair grounds in which to spend an
hour or two than In the Damascus pal
ace and Bedouin encampment, on Mid"
way Plaisance. Tho lofty rooms T
dark and cool; and there II may re-
cline at his ease on tho richest OF d.
vans, putting Ut a narghl!eh, ii no be 30
disposed, and listen to the dragomen
as no telIa OF tho many wonderful aud
curious things therein contained. Six
hundred years Ngo, when this palace
belonged 10 Shereef Pasha, governor oil
Damascus, tho thrre apartments here
representGd-haren, reception room
and general cOurt-Wero just as thoy
are now in every particular, except
that some OF the WORKOUT silk and veil
vet hangings have been renewed. The
same ireIted ceilings and inlaid walls
looked down on sheroei and his ladies,
the same fountain played before them,
tho same damask cushions bore their
weight, that aro nov scanned by tho
proiano eyes OF American unbeIiovers
in this later time. The company which
makes tho exhibit brings certificates
from tho United States consul general
ut Damascus to this effect. Six cen.
turtles, SO lar as the color and texture oil
these ancient Syrian fabrics aro con-
corned, arc but as yesterday. Six cen
turtles hence visitors to another worlds
lair may look on them unchanged. For
those old workers in wood, metal, til.
ing and silks knew Of and practlced
many II trade secret which is lost to
their descendants, and which We, in our
p~roiounder wisdom, Gun ut best but
poorly initiate.
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NEW YoRK, June 2Z-lIg Iron dull, American
si2 TSalb 70. Copper easy; lake Si0 o.. Lead
quiet domestic ~ 62M TIN quleti Sttaights
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when Baby was sick, we ga7o hOr CG5torA
When shO VA a Child, she cried for CnStorLA
When shO became StIss, she chung to caStoria
when ShO had Children, she gaVoth0m CaStorA
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Mns, MISSIONS sOonilSG s yRur has been used
for over nifty year, by millions al mothers for
their chlldtun while lccthlng, With perfect sue.
cess, II soutllcs the child, sOitehs the gums, nj.
lays MI pain, cures Wind CUic, and is the best
little sufferer Immediately. Sold by drugglsos
in every part Of tho world. Twc1ty.lyg cents a
bottle De slr0 aud ask lot "Mfs wlnslOw'B
Soothing syrup" aud take ITO other kind,
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cNuNsArr O., Juno @-cottOn quiet mid.
ding Sc
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RAILROADS.
Pennsylvania Stations
VI2RR8g!VdRia lines
L-- En-L--n a.. aL--i tnLu.n


OFFiCER AT PENNSYLVANIA .ErAflOH on
WATER 9T., FOuT OF ELEVESrf ST. WHEELING
At MCLURE HOUSE, .WiIEELtE1, AND At 1Dh
PENNSYLVANIA STATION. pniDdEPORT.
U-.a. " me- II AyfVV q NNFfIR "
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INSTRUCTION.

An Art Studio. conducted by Miss RoSE NJ,
SWEENEY. will DO opened in connection with
Mrs. Hurts School, September II, In the school
building, Pencil, Charcoal aud Crayon Draw
Ing. OIL and Water C0lOr4 aud China Painting,
receive special attention. Miss Sweeney has
been conducting Art Glasses with marked
success In tho east for tho past i've OF SIX
years. Further inquiry may bO mAdoot MISS
ROSE NJ. SWEENEY. 81 Main street, or Mrs.
NJ. Stevens Hart. 797 Main street, or at the school
rooms on and after Monday. september u.
nul3
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GROCERIES tTc.
MUSICAL GOODS.
A BEAUTIFUL

A BEAUTIFUL
ChlCkerlng & Sons Piano,
larec scale. carved leit and an elegant case
must b. sold
r. W. BANNER q CO.,
Ap1 No 1917 Market Street.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
On and after Monday, Juno 10, Passenger
Trims will run as follows: "Daily. tDaily tx.
1nnI Sunhny. Central time.
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blows upon his opponents little
shield quite as last as dOes tho younger
man.
The morning call., 1893-07-14
Saws It Was LibeIous.

Louiz A. Nunes has a serious com.
plant against Manuel F. M. Triquerro
contained in a complaint filed yesterday in
the Superior Court.
Nunes was member Of the Portuguese
Protective and Benevolent Association of
this city for some years, but in April Of
the present year he ceased to be member.
Nunes claims that on May an incorrect
account of his expulsion from the society
city, which is owned by the defendant.
The article in the Portuguese Union 10 al.
legged 10 have done Nnnes so much harm
that he demands 5000 damages thereleIs
The morning call., 1893-07-14
CALL, FRANCISCO FRIDAY IA. 1898.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

=
G.Is)6 PER LOT FOX ONE OF The BEST
I'D LO subdivisions OF land In berkeley: terms,
$40 cash and So per month. Apply to WOOD
WARD CO.. 800 Broadway. Oakland. 1y7 u
U1h00 NEW CO TAGE OF LARGE
OlOUU. rooms; hard finished: good lot and
splendidly located, adjoining electric ears and
handy to local train; terms, $50 cash and420 per
month. Apply at once TO WOODWARD q CO.,
9U2 Broadway, Oakland ly7 Il
CoT TO DAY AND BUY ONE OR MORE LOTS
VI In the Lorin Heights Tract along the line OF
the Cal. and New. Railroad; new ferry to San
francisco: quick time: buy now before prices ad-
vance: sure TO make money; price $3.50: only $50
cash. balance $40 per month. CLOUGH &
BAKER. 1907 Broadway, Oakland. jy7 tt
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PROPOSALS.


BSTRACT OF PKOPOSALS.-AT A MEET
ing of the Board of New City Hall Commits
sioners held July g. 1893. the following proposals
were recelved:
Contract No. 5O-For fitting up the rooms to be
occupied by the Board Of Health and for sundry
additions aud alterations to other departments
located in the new City Hall.
No. l,Joseph Kemp, $59I5; NO. 2. +. w. KreIlng
Il Sons. S7667 No. 5. l.. 4 4. Emanuel. $4522:
No. 4. F. A. Williams, 5000.
Contract No. 6-For furnishing and hanging
new gas and combination fixtures tor certain por-
tions OF the northeast wing and remodelinR. re-
hanging and repairing various old fixtures now in
use IN certain portions of the new City Hall.
No. l. San Francisco Novelty and Plating Orks,
$68lS 90; No. q California Gas Fixture Company,
1852: No. 8. Thomas Day & Co, $73il 80.
Saturday. Julyl5 1898, at ~ A. NJ. was the day
and hour set for the fonsideration of the above
proposals and awarding contracts
iylO ST j. j. MCCARTHY. Secretary.
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ATTORNEYs-AT.LAW.

TORNEYS-AT-LAW W.
DvICE FREE on DIVORCE LAWS, PRO
"A bate, Insolvency, collections. damages, liens.
etc. NV. HOWE, atty $50 Mkt, cor. Stocktn. tt
II L. JENKINS. ATTORNEY-AT-LAw, %
-. Kearny ST., room 10; advice free. jyl3 3tT
M W. DAVIDSON, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW 42O
" California ST.. rms. 14-l5; advice free. d3 tt
y A CRuTHERs. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. SOS
~. Clay st. nos tt
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CITY REAL ESTATE.


WITH hhf good SHs cottage; h hssr s sesla
cars at Ocean View MCEWEN BRos;. Alb Mont
station iy9 st SuweFr
18th ST, NEAR MARKET. 60x IS. 5000,
" bargain: new fats near Valencia and 10th
buy. sa56v; l5oxl26. lsrh ave, near the park,
BPrs GoS Ies 0IS sns ea
gomery St. room Z. jylS4t
7 cash: oath, near Sanchez rs or 50Is0; cheap.
Apply go Diamond Sc. near 18th lyl3 IT.
G.}9OO 2.sToRY HOUSE OF 6 ROOMS
25x1l4; 81 clipper st.. near Church; $1,000 cash,
balance easy terms. MAGEE,20 Montgomery Is -
Cl0 MONTH WILL BUY HOME IN sAU-
IL III salito. E. d. SPARROW. $40 Market ap1 tt
Q,,}rsO AND $3.50 EACH; 5 AND 8 ROOM
s2s0o-5-room cottages on 25th ST.. near Castro.
near 20th part cash. balance installments. +.
NELSON, on premises or 1870 25th St.. near
Castro jyl2 tt
MISSION STREET BARGAIN-oNLY $4,000:
M l-story store and rooms Mission St;
owner doing business there now. lot 26 on Mis-
sion st. by 1929 deep to san Jose ave. and cot
good order; Missonstreet electric caroline Will
soon run past This property. THOMAS MAGEE
20 Montgomery st. 1yl1 At
/ ULToN-STREET BARGAIN-NEAR COUGH
L ST.: sunny side OF street; lot 81 :6X 20 and
2-storv house. Apply to w. F. CLARK. 6 Cali
fOrnia ST. jy11 Tt
SAFER AND BETTER THAN THE BANK: A
- pretty and convenient cottage at Sausalito;
now leased for year at rate paying about 10
per cent? price $4,000 half cash, balance monthly
installments G. P RIXFoRD, room l3, third floor
Mills building. Jy9 1t
O. CASH AND 50 PER MONTH WILL BUY
Pr fine lots on electric road in this city and
Berkeley. Address d. r.. box LOO, Cali Branch
Office. je24 3m
L'OR SALE-CHEAP FOR CASH, LOT 25X75,
corner Baker ave. and Stringham ST., within
short distance of streetcar lime. Address Lot
box so. Cali office. myl9 It's
G900 TRIANGLE; LOT l25xlSS WITH
,He3OO. creek. In Berkeley: So monthly.
S200-Lou 25xl So; $40 cash. 81 weekly.
SbO0-Lot 5tXl00; near station: $40 monthly,
SS00-l.4o scEes on hillside; superb views.
$l75-Lot 25X102; SIS cash, 81 weekly.
$l50-Lot 26x7O; $5 cash. So monthly. CHAS.
A. BAILEY. Owner. 90 Montgomery st. iee If
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.


Oo-ACRE GILTEDGE FRUIT PROPOSITION;
OO all in fruit ana table grapes nearly all in full
bearing; mile from Sonoma Center, just across
the street from the city limits; nice house of z
rooms; good outbuildiDgs; owner will take this
years crop as $500; price $4,000, half cash.
balance at per cent; the best bargain have ever
offered In Sonoma County; asnap ID. II. TW ING.
Sonoma City, Cal jyll st
10-ACRE HOME AND CHICKEN RANCH;
1Olovely shade trees and living water on creek !;
several acres of garden SOIL with water irrigate
1t; miles from town, but only mile from p. o.,
store. school and station; on both house
of rooms, good outbaidlngs; large family or
chard, every variety; snap bargain at $3.50.
d. H. TWlNG. Sonoma City, Cal. jyll 5t
DANCh FOR SALE, OF % ACRES MORE OR
IL less; miles from Napa City: consisting l.
horse wagon, harness, l piow, culIivator, harrow .
house OF 5rooms, with furniture: large barn and
stable: also 80 tons best hay; fruit orchard, 2
acres nfull bearing; willing to take hall cash.
balance on mortgage. Apply to GEO. +. HILL,
Call ONCE. jel8t
DOR SALE-A GOOD GRAIN RAISING RANCH
Il of 800 acres situated IN SoIano County, miles
from Rio Vista on the Suisun road. all fenced aud
cross fenced; a large barn and granary. dwelling
house mill and tank, with good supply Of water
Apply to j. S. STERN Il CO.. Rio Vista. Solano
Co.. or to w. E. NJ URPHY, 10b Hayes. S. 80 I'm"
- ToCA RANGE FOR LEASE; ALAMEDA
: County 600 acres under fence; house and
large barn: well watered. APPLY to ELLIS d
MILLER, % Spear ST. je30 If
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY LAND FOR SALE:
\ send for list. d. j. WEST. Martinez Caljy2 Inns
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G-6n RESTAURANT AND SALOON; FINE
u tOU. Glgar-srand attached; owner has other
bus ness, otherwise this would not be in the
kei. Apply TO CHAS. V. RASMUSSEN. TIT
Market ST. jp13 II
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Nj OTJCE OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ Consolidated Mining Company. Location Of
principal place OF business. San Francisco, Call
fornia. Location of works Silver Star Mining
District, Storey County, Nevada.
Notice ID hereby given that at meeting of tho
Beard or Directors held on tho 22d day of June,
1898 an assessment, No. IS. of ten fl0l cents per
share levied upan the capital stock OF tho cor
poratton. payable Immediately In United States
gold coin to the secret n, at the office Of the
pany, room 80, Nevada block, 309 Montgomery
81. San Francisco, California
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
be delinquent and advertised for sale al public
auction, and unless payment is made before will
1893. to pay the delinquent assessment, together
with tho costs OF advertising and expenses OF SALE
BY order OF the board OF Directors
ALFRED X. DURBROW, Secretary.
Onice-Room Sc, Nevada block, 500 Montgom-
cry St. San Francisco. calitor ie23 I'd
A SSESMENT NOTICE HALE & NORCROSS
pal place OF business San Francisco. California:
location OF works. Virginia mining district, Storey
Notice i IS Hereby gwen that q, meeting of the
board of trustees held on the 21st day of June,
1888, m assessment (No. 1e4l of fifty cents
corporation. payable Immediately In United Stat %
gold coin to the seerstary at the ONCE OF tho
cry ST., San Francisco, Cal.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
1888, Will be- delinquent, and advertised for sa,:
stpublic auction: and unless payment Is made be.
fore, will be sold on FRIDAY, the 18th day Of
e..
together with costs o.. advertising and expenses
OF sale. BY order OF the beard OF trustees.
A. b THOMPSON, Secretary.
On1ce-Roem 20, Nevada block, 3O0 Montgom
ST.. San Francisco. Cal ie22 I'd
A ssESsMENTNOTICE-BE AND BKLCHEh
~ Company. Location OF principal place of
business, San Francisco. California; location Of
works, Virginia City. Storey County Nevada.
Notice Is hereby given. that at meeting of the
board OF Directors held on tho sixth (6th1 day Of
June, 1893. an assessment (No. 54) of twenty.
nve cents per share was levied upon the capital
stock OF the corporation, payable imm ediately IN
United States gold coin, to the Secretary, ct the
once Of The company. room SO, Nevada block.
NO. aO9 Montgomery street. San Francisco Cali.
fOrnta.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall 70.
main unpaid on the fourteenth (lAth) Say OF
july 1893. viii be delinquent. and advertised for
salo at public auction; and unless payment y
made before. will be sold on FRIDAY. the fourth
(4th) day of August, 1893. to pay the delinauent
assessment together with costs OF ad vertsing and
expenses OF sale. By order OF tho Board of
Directors.
l.. OSBORN, Score tary.
Omce-Room 49, Nevada block No. 500 Mont
goWery street., San Fra1cisco, California. 5e7 ID
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EoSO PARTNER WANTED IN OLD-ES-
- tOCO. tahIished real estate business; large
eonnections; steady man required Mel H
LIN s. CO. 26I2 kearny ST.
The morning call., 1893-07-14

CT Onn SALOON AND ELEGANTLY FUR
u 1OOO. nished LODGING house; heart OF city.
few doors from Market St. doing a business of
$50a day. splendid bargain for any one DESTROYS
of going into business. CHAS. V RASMUSSEN.
III Market St jy13tf
The morning call., 1893-07-14

$3.50 ana so5Sods ~ Sas5 psF 1
ST.; doing good business; a great bargain. CHAS.
V RASMUSSEN. III Market ST. tyl4 If
The morning call., 1893-07-14

CaD0O PARTNER WANTED IN OFFICE
u ZUO. neither night or sunday work
steady man who can Keep plain accounts and oc-
casionally take outside route with horse and
buggy. Apply at once, CHAS. Y. RASM bSSEN
T77 Market ST. )y14 II
The morning call., 1893-07-14

O.OEO A GIVE-AWAY CORNER SALOON:
u -OU. Fourth St. suitable for grocery and bar:
rooms; pool table; worth $500. CULVER. 961
Market st. jyl4 us
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QoSO BUTCHER-SHoP; BEST CORNER
u OOO. north of Market: going to Europe cause
of sale. MCLAUGHLIN & Co, 261a Kearny. IL 3*
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G.1SOO ELEGANT CORNER GROCERY
u -CUU. store and bar, including good horse
and wagon: doing business of SO day. owner
has the place for II years, made fortune and
is now retiring from business aud going to Europe:
This is great bargain. so don't miss it. but call at
once and be cQnvinced CHAS. Y. RASMU EN-
& CO..777 Market St jyl3 If
The morning call., 1893-07-14

Q1OO CIGAR-sTORE AND 2 CLUBRooMS;
u IUU. low rent; good location: owner going
East on account OF sickness. r. II. FLETCHER
& CO. 913Lo Market ST. IVA ats
The morning call., 1893-07-14

TOR SALE-THE ENTIRE STOCK OF WINES
Il and liquors of the old-eStablished French
nQu0rstore and saloon OF CHAS. C. WOOD, de-
ceased on the y w. of California and Steiner
the liquor-store, saloon and fixtures, with ad-
Joining rooms and wine-cellar to lease for term
OF years. Further particulars of WILLIAM Roll
Inns, administrator of the estate, sos California
st.. room rs la22tf SuTuFr
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GO00 SALOON ON MARKET ST., HEART
DCUO. of city; doing business of $50 TO $40
hired help otherwise this place could not be
bought for twice the amount asked; call and be
convinced. CHAS. V. RASMUSSEN & CO., III
The morning call., 1893-07-14

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
L We are closing out at sacrifice prices the re-
mainnR lots in the beautiful
STONE TRACT
on the Oakland. San Leandro and Haywards
Electric Road These lots are covered with fruit
trees. and are the choicest in the entire tract.
Call 1T and improve this opportunity to secure a
bargain. A. II. BREED q CO.. AGO Ninth st.
Oakland. my2l II
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G1OOO FIRST-CLASS CORNER GROCERY
u lUUU. and bar. in the Western Addition
select stock; fine fixtures; good wagon and trade
grand bargain this MeeS. STkAN ID. SO kearny l
The morning call., 1893-07-14

TOR SALE-CHEAP: BLACKSMITH She EIN g. |
\ shop and wagon maker: complete tools. l0S
Fifth ST IVA 3t7
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0Oo SALOON: CITY FRONT; SPLEEN
u OUb. did corner: great bargain; this day
MCLAUGHLIN Il CO. 2612 Kearny st. jy12 SITS
The morning call., 1893-07-14

OlNEn BAKERY IN WESTERN ADD
u Wv. ton; daily receipts SIS to SIS: rent
$50 :4years' lease fine place. STRAND, 80 Kearny
The morning call., 1893-07-14

Clio CASH AND 1925 CENTS PER DAY OR IS
ID ! " per month Will buy . lot In the Gem Tract,
only 500 feet from the San Leandro Electrician
line. and near Seminary ave. PRATT Il Co. 459
Ninth ST.. Oakland Jag tt
The morning call., 1893-07-14

DESTAURANT ON FOURTH ST. NEAR
III Townsend; low rent: good business; only
S7G0. Call 531 California St., room l. ly14 Ut.
The morning call., 1893-07-14

Gk50 GROCERY AND BAR; PROMINENT
tNCOO. business corner north of Market: fine
stock of groceries aud liquors; good xtures and
trade; selling at big bargain account of other
business STRAND 80 Kearny st
The morning call., 1893-07-14

QcS0 NEW AND SECOND HAND FUR
cNOOO. niture business, also carpets, stoves.
crockery. etc; all kinds OF furniture made to or
der; ears about 5000 months: cheap rent:
located on Market st. STRAND. 80 kearny st.
The morning call., 1893-07-14

ERUITSTORE; wELL-ESTABLISHED AND
i now In good running order: win show pur-
chaser not posted in the business how to run the
same. Apply 1889 Ellis ST. cor. STEINER Jy13 3t*