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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
kNtLlus HERR ARRESTED.
ChHrN With Being implicated In the
Panama Scandal.

M Jan 20 DIR. Cornelius Herr was
NM ~ ls,ss.Rkpat Bourne,
a Oa I warrant Issued on demand OF
|,nch government OF a charge Of hnv-
en ifandulently Implicated IN the
"A svlndllng and corruption. The doe
'gnliag Dr. Herr declared he WIS IN
serious condition that hc could only
|tl Al the Imminent peril OF his life.
Electives telegraphed the statement
lon and were told TO guard the pris-
osey until he was able 10 move.
Notwithstanding his Illness, has made
~ preparations to contest the enort
|1dlle him from France, retaining
prominent solicitors. Or, Herr
70 him Daring tho whole Of the
gn Of corruption he never was In
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
SPORTING.
DECIDING A BET

Hampstead. Tex. Jan. -. --lSpecial)-
Some weeks ago race was run between
horses belonging to MesErs. Burton and
Taylor. Over $1,000 was bet on the
result. The judges We're unable TO decide
the bots. SO today Burton filed suit for
the money, claiming his horse won. As
the law prohibits gambling, IL IL doubtful
ii the court will entertain the suit
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
al roR LnYH.

Cmrollton Miss. Jan. 20--f0bfrt George.
a relative Of senator George, committed sui.
eide after DEMONSTRATING Captain W. 49,
Prince. Young George desired 10 marry
Miss Prince aDd her father objected YOUNG
George Induced the girl 10 draw 1900 or her
father's money with which they Intended 10
elOpe. Upon being discovered Young George
Etufr- INTO MY pruRpvpfiTe- fnTn9I -IH-faW5
house. assaulted him with an axe and a..
capped and sulcided.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21

for general report from the state print
ing board. which was adopted lie also
reported favorahly the bill changing the
form II printing bins.
Chairman Wilson from the committee
on Internal improvements reported favor
ally the Breeding railway commission
bin
Adjourned until 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
FREE VOTING.

Washington, Jan %. Reporting 10
the house Today, the committee on cleo
ton of president says relative to the bill
repeating federal supervision Of elections
in the suites. 'lhe voter must be freed
from such espionage aud Interference,
and the people have decided official med-
ding with elections must cease.'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
RAII.yNASY 9 ApDs-.nI.llas..

Houston, Tex, Jan. 20. Special. -.
the Houston. East aud West Texas
railway a boarding train d SIX c0rs tool,
fire near Green's Bayou. Two cars and
their contents We're destroyed. and two
others damaged The loss 20 the con-.
pany was about $1,000 aud the boarding
train loss about $500 The track WAS
not injured
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
pI1rrrIONS

Austin. Tex, Jan. 20 --(Spedal.) --Pe-
titions were read In the house today az
follOwss
From scventy-fve citizens Of Fredor-
icksburg Protesting against an endorse
ment Of The Hatch anthoption bill.
aud McCulloch counties asking Tor the
ovation Of Reagan county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
NIAGARA Icr nIiIDGn.

Niagara. Ont. Jan 20, The ice
bridge which spaus The river between this
place and Youngstown, began 10 move
this morning about y oclock. II cracked
an along both shores. then gradually
aoated down about 300 yards. carrying
with II the dock Of paradise Grove and
dolng considerable damage " other prop
efty.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
4 -ILAlNVFRw -wKNrErr-

Imn,s,m Tex, Jan, 1O.-(Special1 -
t,ie,l ~ showing last night about
or te anp " sun showing, and about
ipat Inches Of snow has falIen
A si1Mhg hne and some farmers
IL ~ Yield Of wheat Is now a cer-
We have even limited amonnt
4 ~ tr'Ufr- Worth r1SiIe ~ ,6o
"1rIth and Alburouero1n@e ra III In rnS
70 - ~ 4 TOAD would be II untold adj
- y. 9th 9ld would sasllra
Qnarters lVn WOflT make IL the
and v,s,,i ,9r the finest beef in the
ae. 0u'a sustain packerles second
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
HnLsRoRo MATTERS

'essiq Tea, jan. 20. Especially
Mcleod A Co. Of Dallas have
proposition to the city council of
w, lhey own machine shops in
NotGlng order, the first cost OF
based az $4,000. They propose
q Az their machinery here from
A y this city viii donate them a
p"itleh TO place same, lOO1l5O feel
X, ~ several years ago sued the
4 .nheposlting dead animals, ETC.,
M 'u IN ana received judgment for
IlI'FJ -, 'r7Ift CTtv uInUUnt1
'bboo intending the udeSent
iMlerei Apprentice. ~ Graf
's,sst Masons:-~On the 9th day of
IA we district deputy grand mas.
XIV state Of Texas will visit Hills.
ntEse 10 1876, A. Il. and A. NJ 10
|he So, ,he work. All lodges through.
'VuuV are invited TO attend
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
RANKINn CnNlMITrEE.

Washington, ian. 20 The house COM
mittee on banking and currency has in
rrurted Chairman Bacon 20 ask tho
committee on rules for consideration of
the Andrew-Cate banking and the Shcr-
man rppcul bill
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
FoR Ey.CoNrEDTRATE

Austin. Tex. Jan 20--(Spocial.) The
bill Of Representative Kirk TO accept the
sugar bounty from Washington provides
that II be applied TO the benefit Of the
Confederate home.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
sTNATn ADJOURNED

Washington, Jan 20 The senate lNs
adjourned out Of respect 10 the memory
81 ex-President Hayes, whose fnneim
takes place today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
nnIIsn AnInInNnn-

Washington, ian. 2O-Ihp house ~
adjourned out Of respect to Che lnelnoa.
Of erpresideht Hdyes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21

$50 misdeinrsnor trilhle IN tho county
court with penalty Of from two 10 ave
years. the convicts to be worked on The
county roads. The committee postponed
action on the bill.
Senate judiciary committee No 1. this
afternoon postponed consideration Of the
bill requiring district Judges 10 specify
the amount Of the excess where iudg-
uent Is excessive.
Tho bill creating three additional SUI
preme Judicial districts was referred to
select committee consisting Of Mcssrs
Prcssler, Lewis, Yoakun, Smith aud
Shelburne. This committee will meet to-
morrow afternoon at 4 o'clock to eonsid-
er the bill.
The bin for the appointment Of special
county judges was ordered reported back
20 the senate 20 be considered with am
other bill ON the same subject heretofore
reported.
The hill 20 amend the divorce law 80
that abandonment for two years il suf-
hcient cause for divorce, was post
pOned.
The bill changing the form Of mar
ricd wolnan's acknowledgment 20 deed
was unfavOrnbly reported.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21

Anstin Tex, lan, 20 lSpecial.l
NIr Rowell Of Marion intro
dnced hill 10 the house
today 10 take the place 9f All existing
S.s,i,,,eJ ~ govern every feature Of cleo
a Tons the Australian ballot IL retained
,s.reI feature * provision that candi-
datss must be certified By officers Of the
a"nyanflon nominating then, or by the
.se,notmres of "a stipulated number of
yeters before their names are permitted %
20 on an official ticket
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21

Marblo Falls. Granite Mountain shd
Ilano. They viii be served with dinner
In ilano
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
swAYNE's ELECTION Bills.

Austin. Tex, Jan. %. Especial. D. Sem
ator Swayne Of Tarrant introduced two
bills 10y request today. One amends the
state election laws The first bll re-
quires that wherever the county Judge
or commissioners court huH ordered an
election public notice thereof shall be
given by IN. county. clerk, who hall pre-
pare and deliver to the sheriff three mo-
tees for each voting precinct of the
county to be posted IN the most con-
spiuOus places In the county
The notices must embOdy the Of.
ficer or officers to be voted
for or the question TO be voted upon or
both as the case may be and the date Of
election.
The other bill relates to presidential,
state, special. district. county, city and
town elections and the object Is 10 pro-
vide for greater purity of the ballot.
All ballots used at such elections shall
be furnished by officers conducting said
elections upon which shall bv printed the
names of all candidates upon the ticket
and arranged upon one ticket according
to the respective parties to which they
belong The voter shall mark opposite
the candidates name fro whom he wants
TO vote. cross mark. County clerks arr
required 10 have printed IN bold typ'
on cards instructions for the guidance o
I voters. IN preparing their ballots, one Of
/ which cards IL to be posted In each cleo
/ ton booth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21

Ansdn. Tex, Jan. 90 Special IRA
n,,,nhs~ az senators aud representatives
lrave Saturday morning with their lady
friends on a special train Tor . Trip 20
The morning call., 1893-03-02

easy ins stallments. :. :.
The morning call., 1893-03-02

E $50 portion of lot 8 BLOCK 10. College Home
Mttcneis OF Oakland, lot 80 Mackinnon q GOhr-
man Tract brooklyn Township; $40
W William H. Roberts of Oakland to T. B. Draper OF
Oakland undivided oue-thlrd interest in lots and
2, block f, and lots 4. 8, Il, l6 and IT. block d.
Map Subdivision OF lots ID and L. Champion Tract,
Frqitvale, Brooklyn Township; $40.
Ma mary = Bond (by attorney to- Francis j. Wood
road, 6ll NE Of sw corner OF the lands OF Psp2i-
man, thence NE 270;i. sc 6O4 g to Sc boundary
4oHs;0 70 beginning, Brooklyn Township; $40.
r, = Nandercook OF Oakland to same same, quit
Grain deed Brooklyn Township; $40
NlIlian Ladlng OF Haywards to Adam May Of
beywards, lot on n line OF b street. 100 L OF Main
S NE 100 by NV 437. Hsywards. Eden Township:
i, aiso acres on w ilne OF avenue az a stake y
chaihs from the point where said avenue inter
Smsnr te ~ Former main road from Haywards TO
house thence SW $50 chains by NY Ala chains
Eden Township; $500.
Peter P. Lynch OF Oakland to John +. lynch. lot
4, 2loek 4sO' Adeline ana Market street Homestead
Donald A. Chick to william d. HUNTINGTON of
oakland lot on E line Of K1rkbam street. I4I OF
West Fourteenth ) 76 by lI5, lots ii ana -
BLOCK 577, Oakland; $40. - ''' -
F. Z. Barlow, }, }. Lamplng and Il. orms to J H.
simpson and A. 1, spence of Oakland f "a feet OF
lot 3, block II, Central Land Cempany's Tract, Oak
land also lot On 5 line OF Nolan CTnirIy. third)
street. l4l.2 L Of Market. E IS, $ s6S2, W 25 y
80. $50: subject 10 mortgages Oakland. qutclaim
EsteIIe G. wilson to Joao soares or oakland. 10,
.. oloek 4S, san Antonio. East Oas land: s 10.
frRest A. Heron OF Qaklandt0 Hannah W. Ritthis
twite 81 r. ofuakland tot I !, block D.. and,NE IC
Township: 5 500.
b. and hittle Cdhoon OF Oakland TO Allison and
Leila Barnett OF 9akian4, fot On line OK Forty
sixth street HOW OF grove. 90 by W SO; lot I3
DicGS 2l05 Alden Tract, Ten.escal, Oakland Town
snip, subject TO sflmOrtgage for S333: SO: ~
R-w asd A. e. Sears OF BeEseley to J. H. siulp
son and A. T.Spence Of Alameda, lot on + line 0i
Spauiding avenue, 93.l0 s OF Bancroft way. J.
$40: 49,
Daniel P; IFocktng Of Berkeley to Jean F. Hook
ing of Berkeley. lot on W line OF AIbina avenue
43S 80 y OF HQpsins street. y S5, w 1915, S 50
Peralta Park. Berkeley; gift.
" illaip B and Vienna T. Haywood to William II.
Marston OF san francisco, lot on SM cOrner:of vine
and Arcn strerts,.S lSO by w I34:7 lots l. 4 ana 3
block 3, AutiSeh:Ntla lots. Berkeley $40.
william J. Smith OF san francisco TO Henry G
Lapham Of Alameda. lot on Sc corner OF Cement
ayenue and Lafayette street, 50 BY E l0s Bart
lett property. Alameda; SO -"
William f. and MaryG Bryan to F. p Muller lot
on W liue OF Webster street, 1855 OF Railroad
avenue \ so BY 9.:6. SHephardson property.
The morning call., 1893-03-02

q .--Il-s BRAN CH BA&ERY. AND .CkNDY
(, ,lt.tt tore; old-establ Sheit place, With 2
rcoli si.rsnt $50; veraSes from 81 So sic per
4 sinesS SPEAKS for! 3lSclt; investigate tfIs
aarga!f Il L 5. 81 RAND, IO35 Marketst. =: Il .
The morning call., 1893-03-02

$40 Per month win purchase a Hns cottage of 4
rooms and bath.
$40 per month VIII secure Groom cottage In
ss5 and upward all SORTS OF 2.story houses from
the most costly finished to the most inexpensive;
al In desirable neighborhoods.
The morning call., 1893-03-02
THE PUBLIC HEALTH.
A Notable Decrease in the Death Rate
-. for Six Months

The report of Health OGicer Keeney for
themonth ending February IS has Just been
Issued: 1t shows the number of deaths to
have been decreasing since last July; in
fact there have been 500 fewer deaths than
in the corresponding period of the previous
year.
Altogether there were 47S9 deaths. Zymo-
TIC diseases caused 4G of these, constitutional
ll3, lucal 245, deYe topmental Al and q
deaths " ete signed TO violence. -
OF tbe zymotie diseases diphtberia caused
10 deaths, searatIna 10. and typhoid j. 49,. =.
Ot.the constitutional diseases eousump-
ton caused "a deaths AMI cancer Is.
In the class of local diseases tie principal
causes were Bright's disease -21; bronchitis
IL mellinghls 10, heart disease 30 ana pneu-
Donia 45.; -: 8
OF the developnieatal diseases atsophy
eansed q deaths snd.o age5I5
b.. OF ;:tlte Violent deaths II were cases of
suicide. - -
Tne deaths for the month are fewer by
1f5 than IN February OF last year. IA result
which Dr.. Keeney attributes to the clean
ing Q ( tbe"city during the cholera scare.
The morning call., 1893-03-02
THE STOCK MARKET.

There was no change in the market yesterday.
Prices were steady under light sales, only 50OG
shares Of stock changing hands on the early call
Advices received during the day stated that ore
shipments TO the mills would probably cease during
the month and that the Morgan mil would start up
on .ailings some time during March W ork is pro
crossing as well-as expected the 1855 level Of
Ophir, itbei1g necessarilyslOw owing to tine hard.
ness Of therock: The buaches OF ore on the 1000
leyel OF RotoSi do not show any Improvement. The
possibility of several assessments early next week
causes heayy'fseiingto be al along the list.
The sales otDphtr at a. Con. Cal SVa. 81 so aud
Mexican were the ruling prices during the day
barrett aud Walls contained TO snpp,y the de
mand, which came mainly-from the clippers along
tue rail. Qatte little business was dUne on TIE
2:30:r " e'li, and the market closed steady all.
81 NOTES ~ ..
The delinquent ssessrent sale OF Justice takes
uluon valued at. 5000 has been received from
the May gravel mine, -
ihe following mining cembaaies. have been
dropped from the, list by the san Franciscu SteuE
Exchange FOR ndIf. paw nj eilt Uf the annual ines
Comstock, North 9ccdsntai, Hen1r3cks, knieser-
booker, lsdepelaeGce. Diana, Del Monte, Bodie
Tunnel, CsnEcat ahd L9conOt
This assessment: on North Commonwealth: is de.
linquent ia oifiee; today. T.: ..-.:-.. 3
SILVER was a PDint rower yesterday, selling at
S55sc In New YsQrs and 3sssd In LoHdon.
Ihe weekly repo RI JL the savage shows that dur
100, l4oO and l450 Levels: shipped TO tbe nevada
mill 10 tons; and ulilei APO tons. Average Car
sample assay Ig3S; average battery ASSAY ala ij3;
bul!i0a yield for. the week, S51T6 80: shipped 20
the Unltea States mini Carson, February 2J, $50
pounds OF crude bullion. T. -. -:
On the $50 level have started an east cEosscut
from me eshJh1oer 10 feet south OF the paiHt OF
connections wltktha upralse from the sIl tOor and
advanced the same IA feet In qda:tk gtYiRi low
assays Ou the :lf00 level the north prospecting
+ 1TiiJ from the s.xteenGh floor is now advanced 81
feet In iow-srade qtiarrz and porphyry.: Continas
to stope ore from the upper floors Of this leYtl
the Il pes neartae south boundary we have
| aetteL the eletensh floor with the sixteenth foor
ana saTe prospecting driit south from; the ff-
feentfi Hoer IN .the sou lever we are slf stoptg
south IN the ore passed through by the west cross
cut. ON the l400:leval the east crOsseut from tn
north drift stSrte so feet north OF the sto es
sadyanced S5 tssti face IN porhYrys In the nUrtn
west erO sent aaf: advanced the same feet: face
in quartz giving lew assays. On l45q Level we
caAtiEIne st0ile ore upward from the end the
west crosscuI started 100 feet from our south
boundary -.
Local orporattols paid tae following dividends
The morning call., 1893-03-02

G.TAEIoNERi, 'AUTIoNS CANDY ANn .S3TJA.
> lslain; :ts,e.paS Ing place in good loc4tiou:
6 shed ouSihessy sold OF 8croulit OF sick.
ness Eacs s5,e; uo reasonable: Fer refused Gus
SD. A.NB tOS5 MaISes ST. 4 -
The morning call., 1893-03-02

william and Augusta 4 Buckley to srar,arst I:
Buckley and a. L. watkaee. lor on NE ,sofner Of
Gree4 and Polk Streets 62;6 n 80. ~ so, 5 40;
hannah y. Hayiiand to John T. ,3avIiand lot on
W line OF V an Ness avenue, 81 :s14sS Of Jackson
street, 5 40 byw 1913. gift >s
Estste'oi Anna L. aewes (hy trusteei to Haanah
\: hAFliand, lot on \ w corner of Van Ness and
ming: S;;7 5Oflt 80 - ~ - ~ seNStN'
The morning call., 1893-03-02

| tQf000 CHEsLEY ST: . HOUSES AND
DOO'tO. large stable; stone walks, etc; rents
The morning call., 1893-03-02

COUNTRY RESIDENCE; II ROOMS: WELL
furnished; orchard, Outhcuses stable, tennis
court, cows chickens, horses carriage driver
acr OF ground; adjoining army post at Benicia :
t., rent for5 m onths 100 per MONTH Address Post
once box &C. Bencia, Cal fe2s 7t%
The morning call., 1893-03-02
:A:ssESsNIENY NoTiCFs-

: a sSESs1fKNE r NoTICE4-C CR0 VIZ. POINT GolD
- anS liyeF snig COiapaly. :I;Ocsslon or prI1-
.cpsEpa9e o.! busihess san frsncfscp4 cal location
pL wyf'Ts, tioid, Hllt StOtRY EQuntf; New.
:NotiGe:.iS hereby given that at :pFee ting OF the
hrard . directors, held on the 23t day Gf Febru-
aty lssa an assessment 4 No -60) OF % cents per
sAare was levied upon the caOital stoek ofthe cor
Pf'Fa LEM naySible imm edtxteiy iR United States
g%lH GGilt the secretarEat the 6sce orthe com
=a&e Monk sa:js 'sts.. Saif Francisco, Cal.
.AnyEst::ct- pdh which this assessment shall re-
MIA in Agpa.d on :IhS 3Oth day. o; MErch, 1898 will
73sl 81 VI r anu alYer ise for sale public auc.
e}l aAuntess pAyu efst::!s flala-:bcTQre will be
5lsi sT { n vi SiAY the 20th {ay OF "A pr lsgS 10
y The qelis:iueAt assessnent. Sether with costs
-: 90 %]r!iSfag and expenses OF sale. BY order
r. = JAS NEwLANDS. Secretary.
!1fthce.!RaoeIlf 80 third floor, Mills building cor
The morning call., 1893-03-02
T GLOWING we ,fAe sRles u thePaclae Stock b
yesleFday =. -: -. .s' =.

2D0. .Alids. 49, as06 Caiersoh.. i62oO Dphir.s 90
1870 l. & rs =. ! 5 lJ!J EIc3eq SkljO s.
lOO. g.. .l.AdI50 Kentuck .2OSOO s NeT .aiEs
SU0 C(iSN- ~ 9l0 MeIfcu l'5S 200 Union So
-75O -. :g.55f: :; =, -: - -:
- AFTERNOON sEssISN-42:gn :: = -. =
200 klpha .si@Ea IllO sledna + 100 phtr.s
11O Bel chr 80 Justice. 20 Too oroSIs5.1:zO
$50 ifS Il f.5l $50 MeIlcn i IS 1UU savage -; Yf
2a00C6S 80 :, So l. 500 So & Ms
2UV,. $3.50 Ophir... 9.OO3U0 Unlol. i 90
The morning call., 1893-03-02

4:6s:fc=+EI =Gyt15OIl AND .GOAI YARD AND STA.
= 4s lA: b tS: lsw Ienf: rlii value in stock bar
dGstea Whining BLOCKS OF Kearsy and Mar
u tt5 c5ll5ags5as. Apply TO owner, IS Third St,
=rrf.r-. s. - Pts
The morning call., 1893-03-02
LoDG1NG-Housrs FoR s.1r

LoDGING-HoUsEs FOR SALE.
9 ROOMS; MARKET ST; $500: PART
= cash. GUS STRAND. 1895 Market St
10 ROOMS; MISSION sT.; $3.50: RENT $40.
" Gus STRAND. l035 Market ST.
| Rooms SIXTH ST: $500; CHEAP RENT
- 1Os STRAND, iO35 Marketst.
FOR SALE OVER 400 LoDGING-HoUsEs.
city ANN M % S 10 5000 In an parts of the
.&2A0 PR ATE LoDGING-HOUSE: 7
DOoP. rooms; bath: hot and cold water; nicely
t.Inished and full OF rooners. Apply Ole Harrison
seIee1. 1e- mr2 4tf
II QtSE OF II ROOMS; CHEAP. ApDKESS
II noasss box 10. Call hranch Unice mr2 st~
"A ANTHD-L0DGING-ROU USE OF rs or MORE
ONCE; ''' :" '' OTn mr. : 4 sta ta's
FOR SALE-HoUSE. 27 ROOMS: ALL NEW
- furniture and carnets rent cheap; located north
I OF MaLaet In9ulre 6. 7. oChS. s15 Market fea u
PIANOS, yIOLTSS AND SHEET MUSIC
I TPRIGHT: PIANO: NEARLY NEW. VIII, nv
Folsom 81, Room g. mr2 3te
NEW. PIANo: SELL OR EXCHANGE FOE OAK
- lard property Can las Sixth St. room 8 f2i IL
| X oHLER& CHASE rs. 2s ANpsO 6'FARRELI.
IA. ct. leading pianos aud organs, oldest music.
ho1se largest steck easy terms low prices ap25st
a LOT OF SECONDHAND SQUARE PIANOS:
GH ksts % Q,Farrell ST. jy2s &
a IL AENEDs. 0F RIPAIRING AND TUNING;.
tR ION sE d 5Tisss; fF:teisss wcfk. lfoHLER
Al ApyAISE5g6g NtAKKET; lOs SHEET MUSIC;
~ PeG&ef a Son pianos;' IdeaA'' Guitars ia22 tt
/ 1(YRoN MAUZY. 3os 70: 3I4 PosF ST. SOLE
!. - ageHt Snlmer S Co, Newly & EyaHs pitGpS: .
| chosen aOeye all others for Leland stanford Jr
tnifersitys,-:' 1 jaIi.tf.
| + A{,LET & DAVIS ASu KIMBALI PIANO AND
- - eE2aa Agency. W. G.:BADG Ets. 725 Market Is
/. S1ECk. EHIGKERINtf| lS::sdNs, 7YOSE AND
n 9thef pishos sold on SO shstanenrS BENZ.
h1 AZ q BON sole agents 20 Qfarreil st. ap3 81
|: /! L. y EJtsrA5SN PlASoSs EIRST-CLASs IN
/ lonn and work knanslEln- 81 Ntnts ST. moi Il /.
4 IoRNUNG's PIANOS: BRILL Ant: POWER
Il 1aL tone. stristg hIstSLasS 9a7 AI-sien aaa0Et
| FOR R.SALE-NfIscELI.A y SOUS.
EGfC CGAICiSSs - 1Oc :-EACH... HATCHED ~
tlOH. sCIt Y LES Incubator. 1913 Ydiercia, SIS
A LII .HINDs loF W06p-w ORKTNB MACHIN
! :, - ery H1tiF gas engge. for sale rent 1921
| Mtssi2n St u. nlyi 7tt =
/ IJETNL UNA INCUBATOR AND BROUDEK:
capacity S0e Eggs Sit5 Ddncaa 81. Z; fe2S 7ts;
T lSEtl,l p-asfN p FIRErRooH SAFE; CHEAP. %
4 .E.l ~ a:l So { fe2s Ttt
|; IJkNBLER: SAFETY. s 'DALE:. oEF-G0LDEN
~ GA!e,a te 6es Leayenwqrth Hyde beh 3. - -
q ~ ..stNG s;Ei# osCIs3LATGR -rAIiDRING
tsltJ ~ paefliHs :other bargilusi alt Farran ted
42ie = Bill. Coz ~ NeM afgnts onteryiS I. fel2tt,
,l.IB@W 6 tSESj: :..BAB, STORE: OFFICE FIX
8. tpfes1 sehe[eTs Rloneez stere,25 ldth.5al3 lsm
GAZE: SCALE. LIE EER.rRksS: ST0KE-FRUCK
and !nohsy:EElI cheap. log Clay st: au7 Il -
|. ESECQNp=BAND BOILERS. -ENGtNF;s, ..FUMfS
kgsllAftingi pulleys, betting WAGER pipes etc.
Ees Y -: AcINY YosH :. .MtlLPAfAS. 13Z Bealsa 81
The morning call., 1893-03-02

x tx nip QPR0TrU y ITY-A SEcoND-CLAss
Cs5n- first class business 90 rooms.
l r. In the bus n esq center OF tie city; price
8 81 -gEs t:&(ceI-t uuluchneered rear estate in
s. 5-nien - Address B. L. box 353i Call Branch
The morning call., 1893-03-02

PoLK-sr. INVESTMENT.

S27 .0O0-ReNts $1,000 per annum; 5frst-class
business properly on the best part OF Polk st; i'm
proRements consist Of substantial SstUry building
containing z good stores ana lodging g-bouse above
OF 70 rooms; first class tenants; lot 50rlI0. For
further particulars apply to BALDWIN & HAM.
MOND, 40 Montgomery 81. fe26 st SuTuTh
The morning call., 1893-03-02

q @sJiFS @EIGAIi- STAND A&I5 :JAuN DRY OI--
= I-O. fl on Market St. laundry nays the
snI Vaiue in Sight: clears $50 Der mroHth.a city
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