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WANTED-COUNTRY BOARD

WANTED - BY GENTLEMAN. WIFE AND
w daughter. four years old. rom and board In
country convenient to city. where there other
children Address. stating TERMS Box i. Star Office
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WANTED-HELP.
LIE.

MALE.
yx-ANTEp-MAN WHO UNDERSTANDS THE
w business to drive butter wa<on; Y cd place Tor
a nT 5s to B. 'P F. Ola DAVIS 1o56 th st s~ e!o2
WANTED ar THE CITY ,INTFLLIGE nee
Ss FSIb SET Esss %
XTANTED-AN EXPERIENCED MAN IN CIGAR
w store; state where last enrloyed. how long,
fsIrsd N Egs other need adrsss MIpUKo
Office. Ia
XVANTED-JOURSEYMA TIMER AND A
w b who has years xperience. JAS FEDbON,
l2 Jackson ST.. An costa is2o2A
WANTED : EXPERIENCED GROCERY AND
w meat clerk no other need apply. C. NJ sM0,OT.
WANTED-COLLECTOR- MAN NOT
w unier - for collector upon large and valuable
jeigtsa: GEBBiE & CO. 600 st. NV.
WANTED-IN RETAIL DRY GOODS STORE
orally; must give ref renee state where emPloysd
and what doing; salary expected Address PORTER.
NVANTED-CANVAsSER FOR EALAND TYPE
ST1 sa az per wss
10 and T. Basement ls,l + st. NV. Ia
WANTED--A YOUNG LADY TO DO COPYING
in an at,stnsys 0de one WIG o plas s tan
WANTED-A BOY To LEARN PAPER HANG
ing; one with s5re-snce referred Add5css in
"ANIED-WHITE AND COLORED COOKS.
mechanical and civil engineers. kitchen. farE, and
da Y hands two-nen for susIrssn Posi,tiiSons,.
JelI-ba BUhNhAM'S. lilo u ST. n W.
XVANTED-A RELIABLE ARCHITECT TO TAKE
w room in offices; best location In city; business
may h.ys nsr.st in building operations 4da,:s'
WANTED-A WHITE BOY ABOUT IA YEARS
W cd raised on farm: :. do light work On farm
near Wis city Apply at i4s New York ave IT =, II
UFkNTED-pVNDORE EMPLOYMENT BU
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pay s. week and ha over sl2 Al -&o's y s.
Nx-ANrEp-A WFITF MAN GERMAN PRE-
w fer7s,iJ 20 WORK = fa-uI near ths city, win
small family house furnished Address Box q, ven
ing Office stain name. address and erns lelr
w penses from stIrt permanent place; good chance
for Advancement. experience nnneSessary conroi OF
Nurseryinen. Rochester. y. Y. my2o eolma'
XxyANTED-FoR THE U. S. ARMY. ABLL:
| w bod ed. unmarried men between the axes OF
twentyone and thirty years OF good moral charsc'er
/ person by letter to the Recruiting Officer l2r:
| Pennsylvsnis ave- W, Washington. D. e. AMI 80
Main ST.. Lynchours. Va nylotu, i9rtJe5oa
| WANTED SALARY OR COMMISSION TC
| w agents TO handle the Patent Chemical Ink Eras
ine Pencil The most useful and novel invention o,
Werss like maize 20 to 800 per cent profit, Agents
| making $50 per week. We also want general asen
\ rare chance 70 make money. Write for terms ant
specimen of erasinS; MONROE ERASER MEG co
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED.

LNOR RENT-sO6 MASS. AVE: N. W.. THREE OR
Il four furnished rooms on 9 or; suitable for
housekeeping; references exchanged je2O3a'
DOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS; SOUTHERN
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,r>HE woRIp 's FAIR VISITORS AIIIANSE
Il sav.s a. members ten cent on ever thlnL.
,rtiT. g 81 81 Apply Sul oh 81. n a. a..
y.uted ou salary or commission
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FOR SALE-BICYCLEo.

NOR SAIE-A SINGER MoDEi.E-Dl-ii.S.,.A -
he odd includ ing Pneumatic saddle and al Ia
uients. Call .JO7 q ST NV
ron SALF-NEW sisO PsYCa.s. go; sEcoN,n,
l. ts,,d safe.iss a. m old wheels IA traa.r -
csrital fheumatics- ln-tal mems tsAeh- ,.isltr
owEN MIG. CO 1923 y. \. Eve. eh-N
no., sAIF-ep-HaND HARrF IED sAFEIfi
I good order. $40. 80 pattern NiciSi hIs co.
diti " : S45; cash or in-ta inent-- llo, Ia
sfairsD or l.,1l It after q .. m. l-
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BOARDING.
PERSONAL.

I.ANE 1Ou CLEANED Our AOUR ~ ARDROBE
II prior to your departure? Recollect we lay lib
era ter ms -eI.ts' discarded garments send for
us JUSrH'S OLD STA ID. Ol9 ID stn.w i.aO
NIcDEyITTrS DETECr I'VE AGENCF::2 YEARS
vi experience la WASHINGTON 40 charge Tor advice
or cons nitafions hs at hs residence. g2
St sw., let ana s. O'Clock D.
JAS. A. NcDENIrr. Manager. 6l0 9th st. n. ".
je202V
TVARRY, RETURN HOME. SBTHER VERY III:
III everything else all r.sht. tlt'l FATHER
OWL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
" and answers. Send To-. 10
3. W. FLYNN. A. NJ, Ivy Institute
my20- I'm Southwest cor. Sth and X sts n w
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231S G NV. r. mi % 50
1876 + st. Or & bath. Il. 30
LARGE h M Chain bridge. 10
S.5,5 c smpiain ay. Or =. >
. O'Briens row. 6r......10
i3.g l. So. Or ...----s
PHI Chsmplain ave. NJ. q
4 Rear 2s3s +. II. 80
~toraps room, SIS lqt1 >
Stble rear ..4+i Y. 1 stailso
GEO. W. LINKISS.
40 18th -. n. ".
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EOR RENT
Il Fine fat. SrSb. ami. $50
l2:s4 y "a av. er. bath
and cellar. naw.....- ~
Splendid stand for doctor.
GIL q So. 9rSbath By. 20
Ger I'D l. Va av. store.
6r 4 bath. ...........-3l
221S Gnw. S- 4 bath. 10. "a
I'll both NV. ar X b. 30. -
lo00N e ay NV, 6rSb25. &c
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- 81 BARNES + WEAVER.
REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
s,,rs. w. 6roolos; ali m. s4ooo
a 'oriia ave 10 rooms a Ill.i .......... 81 ~
an Nsnie ave 4 rooms n m i..,,.,........ 81 90
a5I .'oi az N w rooms: all M i..,....... g, 81
nj, and 5l4 I'd St n.e. Il rooms all mi 30 ~
3iJ Ist ~ N o rooms: al, mi ...........,. 10 90
. - t1'ruc. st = room: all mi,.......,... p 81
o:sS 9Th 81. W.. rooms; all m. 2N.D
1915 5h st. w. Srooms ali IN - 10
SiS 10 51S Tenn. n. e.. rooms a. mi new . on
6I9pd st. ne, rooms all III key 6o1 ID. % 70
Yi26 and .}43O st. NV. rooms all H. i..... - ~
a06 Elm a. rooms; ali lni................. 81 90
ais Fin at q rooms; all m .,.,............. 20. ~
pi to E,3 IAN at n e. rooms; ali m l. new 20, o
SiS go " room over store .....,........ 20. o.
% Fsnton at n o q rooms; ali m i,......... 300
II uc,'nIionrh st rooms: water in Kitchen. 9 10
iGpI o:} % and % 18th st. e. Is rooms ani IL 80
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EOE RENT-BRTCk HOUSE: 8 ROOMS; ALL
4 modern improve ents: 314 VI st. n. W. S:i5.
Brick house: Srooms modern improvements; 134l
st. n. W. Ss,l. 10.
Brick house s rooms; ~ 10Th St NV s3D
LOUIS L. SHOEMAKER.
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EOR RENT-3I4 Pa AVE. NV. LARGE STORE
L and 1l-roonI dwelling; -ent. 800 Ter month
SWORNSTEDT l. BRADLEY. 921 ST. je6-Im
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10 acres about two Il
room house and bari
11oS Est. LIST floor an
basement ............I
1914 IA 81. .r and Dati
BULLETINS CAN
FICE- fOk PERMIT
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

y,OR REMITTANCE STABLE. BI"WEFN ~
L and 9Th and Il and u SITS sw. ICON for fifteen
horses with plenty wagon room. so per month.
I, H. BROOKS. 6lo 12ths n. ieii-tt
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CAMPBELL DARLINGTON.
~ Attorney Law.
Webster Law Buiidnv. J05 ID 81. L. W. Wasin gton.
u. e. Residence. S33 81. u. a.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

NOR EXCH aNGE-NEw .SSTBRY PRESS BRI, X
Il home: rooms and BATH s6. 600 Nanted-A lot
CT the suburban subdiv sions in part payment
SEMMES BROA BENZ. O(r2 4 st NV jrl1-lm
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ROOMS.
I Several rooms in Roosa
sl25 av. bet LIST. RI. = and
81 g SITS NV. each ..... 81 -
Be OBTAINED AT OCa Of
rs APPLY To
HILL & JOHNSTON.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

IN6LESIDE. RANDOLPH. ND. OK THE MET.
Il bfanch, b. and o. 4. 4. hirh aud health .pAnx
wax minutes iron depoi large shady lawn roo1
water abuudance .rut. For terms address Eli IS
k-lSER. Eaudclrh. Aid. le20 b.
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DRIVATE ROOMS FOR STORAGE OF FUR
niture and ali personal efIec.s SLOAN'S l4O9 O
st best location. building and light. dry. clean
and airy apartments mYsse-lm
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EOR RENT
TN EHRN TCHrn
Mass ave. 18th ana ]


SITS $500. -. 90
II 81 bet lGth and 18th
Sis -...-.....-........f
y ST nr Com ave. sl6.
X bet 18th x lSth......3
II =. overlooking Pa
aNe....-..-..---- -
18th bet X & L SITS. .3sS
VI bet lAth 4 ! nth. 5
Conn ave bet VI and y
SITS. .........-...........3
X ST bet 18th AMI 9th
Its. with stable. gl.
X st yet lith and Vt
The morning call., 1893-11-25
NOTICE OF STOCK PRIVILEGE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT THE
~ annual meeting OF the shareholders of the
OCCIDENTAL CONSOLIDATED MINING COM
PANY, duly held at its Office in the city and
county OF San Francisco. California, Monday
the Goth day OF November, 1898, a resolu tiou was
unanimously adopted by the stockholders that
certain shares of stock heretofore purchased by
this corporation at delinquent assessment sales
should be distributed and divided among the
present holders OF the capital stock OF this cor
poraton so that each share OF the present capital
stock snail receive one share OF the capital stock
as a stock privilege.
Provided, however ana this distribution and
division shall be made and paid only to such
stockholders of this corporation shall pay on
the 9th day of November 1898, the sum or 10
cents per share each and every share OF capital
stock tnat may come to the present stock holders
as stock privilege above recited. Any STOCK
holder of this corporation who declines or
to pay l5 cents per share on SAID 21th DAY OF 20
vembcr, 1893, on such shares as may come 10 niin
as stock privilege shall be deemed TO nave WalFed
and forfeited all right to receive stock ON SAID dis
tribution and division.
Stockholders may give written noslce at the
once OF tie company before the said 2Ith day of
November, 1893, whether they propose 10 avail
themselves of the terms OF this privilege.
Dated San Francisco. California, november 20.
1898. ALFRED X. DURBROW, secretary
Occidental Consolidated Mining company.
Onice-Room &c. Nevada dlock, S05 Montgom-
cry ST.. San Francisco. CaI. no1I to
The morning call., 1893-11-25
JOHN SONS HIDDEN WEALTH.
He Was the Long-Lost Brother of
Eigfty-FOur Heirs.


Two hundred Scandinavians here an
swered the inquiries made recently by
Thomas Hobson, administrator of the es-
tate of Andrew johnson, for heirs to the
deceased's property.
johnson died in the City and County
Hospital some five years ago, and as he
appeared to be a tramp and had no rela-
tives or friends it was not suspected that
he had left any money. But shortly after
bis death there arrived in the city an old
friend named L. Erickson. He at once
informed Hobson. the administrator, that
johnson had left behind him a tidy sum
of money on deposit in some bank. and
that If a proper search were instituted
evidence OF his hidden wealth would be
discovered.
HobsOn complied with Erickson's sug-
gestion and a search was made. resulting
In the discovery that johnson had few
hundred dollars on deposit with the Saw
lngs and Loan Society's Bank. However.
about year later, when Erickson returned
TO the city from San Diego. where he had
been working as a laborer, he insisted
that there was more money yet to be found
belonging to the dead man. Another
search was then instituted, resulting In the
The morning call., 1893-11-25

ors. They. too. were all watching the
molten stream with closest attention.
It was the moment Of consummatio1.
Fc. two weeks minute preparations had
been under way for casting the biggest
centrifugal pump in the United States.
That bolted, bound-down box half buried
In the ground was the mold, elaborately
constructed OF sand to design inch by
inch, Five and half tons of gray iron.
with a little admixture of scrap iron, had
been melted and was now ready to be run
into the mold.
"Readyy shouted Foreman Jackson.
There was an instant rafting of gear
chains on cogs as eight brawny, naked
arms worked tooth-and-nail at the derrick
windlass. Slowly the great geared laule
was swung aloft and Veered to the north
side of the mold. passing the visitors, VINO
wondered what would happen II the ruddy
mass came down. 1t was suspended with
out accident over en orifice prepared Tor 1t.
however, and then the derrick took up the
other ladle and suspended that over an orI-
fee at the south side.
Once more there were grim, inarticulate
orders issued among the salamaDder en-
ployes, and still greater activity prevailed.
The men danced about amld the htful
CLEANS of the poised metal. eacn coolly
taking up his assigned station. armed with
hooks or "skimmers" or with hands on
the ladies gearing.
LET her gOr roared Jackson.
The great climax was over in exactly
one minute. The chains ratified. the
ladies Tilted, and their contents, steadied
after the removal of the Stag by sprlnk-
ling of sand. poured gently into the gaping
mouths prepared for them. The air in the
mold was driven ont by the vent-holes
prepared, and nothing remained but TO
I'LL up the mold to the top, as the natural
shripkage of the metal left room.
1t was all over, and Foreman jackson
started a huZZab of triumph.
But Foreman Jackson and his employers
will not know until to-day whether all
their care has been successful or not On
a previous occasion "binder" on the
mold broke and ruined the casting This
time some of the mold may have cayed,
dropped or otherwise miSbebaved itself.
straight-out money loss of $500. But it was
thought last night that it would prove to
have been a successful casting.
Should all go well, to-day will see
emerge from the mold a jackson whrl-
pool centrifugal pump, a inches in dame
gallons minute, and capable of filling a
canal 80 feet wide and feet deep on a
6-fpcb grade at a velocity of 80 feet q min
ute. The pump will be a strengthening
object with a curled body, terminating In
q big bell mouth, not unlike a snail-shel
or the musical instrument entitled a tuba
1t will weigh twenty tons alone, the entire
outfit (engines, boilers. piping. cement,
etc) weighing 200 tons. which will require
fifteen or twenty cars to transport it to
Fresno County, where it will be used in
irrigation.
such an enormous mass IS to make the
mold sufficiently strong. The pressure ex-
erted upon it by the molten metal is calcu-
lated at nearly ton to the inch.
The morning call., 1893-11-25
MARRIED BY CONTRACT.
Eva Evans Is Now Mrs. James
Evans.

Eva Evans Is Now Mrs. James
Evans.
Eva Evsns. the daughter OF Chris Evans,
who has been starring as herself in the
Evans Sontag Company, no longer
enjoys single bliss.
She is now the wife OF James Evans,
her cousin. In fact she has been welded
for the last three months, but has just
made It known. She and her cousin were
married by contract, for the fair Eva is
not yet Is and would have some obstacles
to overcome if they applied for q mar
riage license. When she attains her ma
1orlty the marriage will be solemnized In
due legal form.
The first intimation that Eva gave that
sne had entered the marriage state was
about week ago, when the company was
at Stockton. James Evans was there. too.
and when the rest of the troupe left Eva de-
clared that she would remain behind with
James Evans for q few days, as he was her
contract husband.
They are residing at the Golden West
Hotel. Mrs. Chris Evans is very angry at
the union and is bitterly opposed to il.
jim Evans. the contract Benedict, took
an important part in the events through
which Evans and Sontag passed for nearly
year. de was clerk at the Fresno hotel
where the detectives made their headQuar-
ters. No one suspected his relation to Chris
Evans and so he heard many of the plans
and Immediately informed the family at
Visalia.
He brought the boys clothes to Eva in
which she made trip to Fort Defiance to
see her father and John SOntag. He is
very tall and rather slender. and looks
enough like Mrs. Chris Evans TO be her
brother,
The morning call., 1893-11-25
A CRITICAL TASK.
Casting the Prize Pump
of Them All.
THE LARGEST IN AMERICA.
Tons of Molten Metal Minuteiy
Manipulated.
THE LARGEST IN AMERICA.
A WEIRD SALAMANDER SCENE.
If Successful the Long Matured
Molding VIII Emerge as Tuba
Shaped Marvel.

There was a strange, weird scene en-
acted yesterday afternoon down in foun-
dry on the corner of Sixth and Bluxome
streets. 1t was getting dark. In one cor
ner of the heated foundry spouted thin
stream of metal into huge iron pot hu-
morously called "lade." Close by ex-
tended a strange boxlike object half buried
In the ground and apparently bound down
with iron bars. All around waited brawny
mechanics incumbered with superfuous
clothing, but their faces glowing in the
furn ace glare with striking expression of
eXp ectancy.
A little further off stood the "bosses" of
the mechanics and few privileged visit
The morning call., 1893-11-25

discovery that johnson had nearly SO 900
oD deposit in the Hibernia Bank
Now the trouble is to find the next of
kin. OF the large number Of persons who
have answered the inquiries of the admin
istrator no less than eighty-four are per-
fectly sure that Andrew johnson is. or
was. their long lost brother. However, it
is likely that the true heir to the property
is sister, Catherine Won StankewitZ, who
resides in Cape Town, South Africa, and
who claims to be able to establish her
claim by old letters written to her by her
brother before she left Sweden. johnson
was then working in the mines in the in
terror of the State.
The morning call., 1893-11-25

worked hard to convict the prisoner, and
Messrs. McPike and Dunn did their ut
most to enlist the sympathies of the jury
in favor of their client.
The evidence showed that Strassman
was more or less mixed up in the Annie
Kock case, lad contracted for advertising
in a morning paper and received his mail
at the Office, 916 Post street. Some of the
i'm portant testimony was ruled out by
Judge Morrow.
The jury after being out several hours
was unable to agree and was discharged.
Eight of the jurors were in favor of con-
viction and the other four for acQuiItal.
The morning call., 1893-11-25
Took Morphine.

An old man named August Scriber wa.
brought to the Receiving Hospital last
night from the apartment-house at 635
Golden Gate avenue. He was uncon.
scious, and an examination disclosed the
fact that he Was suffering from morphine
poisoning.
The laodlady at the house where he was
found said he had been there but few
days. He told her that he had Just ar.
rived from the East. but vouchsafed no
further Information about himself. About
4 o'clock yesterday afternoon abe went to
his room. and found him lying on the floor
The morning call., 1893-11-25
A Football Captain.

r. E. Maynard, captain of the Leland
Stanford Jr. Football Club. arrived in this
city yesterday morning, and at once set
about com pleting arrangements in behalf
of his Palo Alto colleagues who will meet
the Berkeley boys iu the grand intercol-
legiaie game to be played on Thanksgiving
day.
He expressed much confidence in the
ability of the Stanford kickers. and is
under the impression that the crown OF
victory will Iemain upon their heads.
They have had within the past few months
the most efficient coaching.
The morning call., 1893-11-25
POLITICIANS NOTES.
Kelly and Crimmins Attached for
Over Two Thousand Dollars.

Joseph E. Shain attached the residence
of Martin Kelly, the politician. yesterday.
The attachment grew out of suit brought
by Shain, as the assignee of Frank r.
Strong, against Martin Kelly and Phil
Crimmins on promissory note Tor $3.50.
The following is the note:
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 9. 1892.
Within ninety days after date for value re-
ceiyed we, or either OF us. promise TO pay to the
order of Frank II. Strong at 30 montgomery
street San Francisco, the sum OF S225o, with
interest thereon at the rate OF per cent per
aunum until paid. MARTIN nelly,
p. j. CRIMMINS.
After the execution Of the note SOL was
paid on the principal up to March %. 1893.
since which time no further payments
have been made.
The morning call., 1893-11-25
MARRIED.

SPEAR-HARTY-In this city, November ~.
1893. Henry L. Spear and Mamie Harty both OF
San Francisco.
HEATLY-CLOSE-In this city, November %
1893, at the First Congregational Church. by
the Rev. DIR. c. q. Brown, Philip Heatley of san
Francisco and Sara Close OF Belfast. Ireland.
KING-HOUGHTO Alameda. November a.
1898. c. ii. King aud Julia A. Houghton.
STOTT-BUCHANAN- In Berkeley Noyemher
~. 1898, James Stott and Jeanette buchanan
The morning call., 1893-11-25
Jumped Into the Bay.

Thomas Rouse. native Of Ireland, a.
years old. committed suicide last night by
throwing himself into the bay at the foot
of Lombard street. A boatman who saw
the man plunge into the water secured tbs
body and brought it to land. All efforts to
resuscitate the body were unavaillng, and
1t was taken to the Morgue.
Rouse was stevedore. and lived at q
Hu bbard street. He had been i'll for sew
eral months. and it is supposed was tenn
pOrsrilv insane
The morning call., 1893-11-25
Died of Consumption.

Frank j. Mcdonald, assistant store
keeper at the Custom-house. died on Thurs
day. He was appointed In 1883. He was
Native Son, born 10 this city, 33 years Of
age and single. Among the other clerks
he was very popular and consumption was
the cause of his death.
The morning call., 1893-11-25

HAVE used Simmons Liver Regulator in my
extensive practice for the last four years, and
cannot find its equal for bilious collie, dyspepsia
sick OF nervous headache and constipation on Yours
truly. JAS. NJ. SHORT NJ. D., Butlerville. Ark.
The morning call., 1893-11-25
The Strassman Case.

The case against "Dr." Max Strassman
In the United States District Court went
20 the jury late in the afternoon yesterday.
Assistant United States Attorney Knight
The morning call., 1893-11-25
Silk
Sale.

Those beautiful FANCY
SILKS FROM THE GREAT
NEW YORK TRADE SALE
have proven irresistible.
Thousands of yards have
been sold, and we could
sell as much more if we
only had it. After adding
a fair profit to their cost,
to us, they are still the
lowest priced high grade
silks ever sold in this city.
The morning call., 1893-11-25
LEADING
SPECIALS.

LADIES' DRESSED KID GLOVES,
4-button lengths, taDs browns and SSO
black; val ue at 81 pair. .............. OO
SATIN EDGE MORE RIBBONS. TIC
widths and II. all silk. trade sale ~
PRICE. 1aTQ
NEW YORK MILLS TWILLED MUS 1OC
LIN. 36 inches wide, heavy. just the IO
sort for nightgowns: trade sale price Yard
SHEETS, ready for the bed, made of
the celebrated Lockwood Bleached
Sheeting, which retails at 2712c
yard; they are 90x90 inches in size SSC
and neatly hemmed; worth 81 80 a OO
PAIR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Each
BLEACHED PILLOW CASES, 36146
inches, made OF good muslin, we'll OIC
hemmed and finished: actual value O3
36c pair. ............ Each
PILLOW-CASES, made of remnants OF
standard sheetings, 45x36 inches in 40
size, will be sold for less than the / 4
goods cost. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Each
The morning call., 1893-11-25
DRY GOODS.


JAPANESE SILKS. all light colors and 0eC
black: worth 35c yard ............... 70
CHANGEABLE GLACE sURAH, h6O
81 70 yarQ. Oc
FANCY GLACE PICOT SILKS, worth OSC
81 Is yard at least. ast...............,.. Oh
FANCY BAYADERE CRYSTALS,
two-toned effects; worth 81 10 to G!1
81 yard: only Gp1s LIZ
The morning call., 1893-11-25

Arrived.

FRIDAY, Nov "a.
1tal ship Francesca Ciampi, Maresca, 124 days
from swansea; 1919 tons anthracite coal. 700 tons
cobble coal. to Baifour, Guthrie & Co.
Haw bark Andrew Welch, Drew, ~ days from
Honolulu; pass and sugar, to WEIGH Co.
Spoken
Per francesca Ciampi-Oct "a, II 35 N, los w,
Br ship Annesley, firm swansea for San Francisco
Movements OF ns-Atlantic Steamers.
NEW YORK-Arrived Nov 24-Stmr Paris, from
southampton.