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on CRY, pa, June 23--OpenGd md highest
6S5Sc; lowest and closed j75Ic: sales 1l0OJ bar.
rcls; clGaranCos Gl,000 barrels; shipments l7O,bl
barrels; runs 1868 barrels.
NEW YoRK, June g3.--Pctrolcum merely nom.
inal md no sales; 57lSC bid for July options
PITTSBURGH. Juno 23--opGucd and highest
6SllC; lowest and closed 6TJiC,
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Wheellnn BrIdne & terminal nv.


Thno Table No, cato talto OBJECT 1901 a. in,
SUNDAY May %, 1893
Leave wheOlIng--tjH) 1880 t7ilj, 1915 q. IN,
q 100, t0;Ol 9;3i $500, td8Op. IN.
l.oayc Pcninlula-ijtI6 tG;i6 fit2, tO:jl a. M,
e1.6G. t30i eilil fG'O6, 1880 y. NJ.
Leave Terminal 1unctlon-llll ol0A3 a. M
t9!l7, p2ilO, ti.gl tbH th,Ej tSi2i, tlOA2 y. IN.
Loivp Martins Ferry tBil8 9ll!i8a M, t2i2J,
s2i87. tj3l. 3ji3l. td;ol, 1852, 1913 y, m.
Lcnyo pOhlnfnn--iGI6 0,bi ain., t2!20, o2.iB,
1880, 2iiU i0,03. l5'3s, il0i6l ~ M
Arrive WhnCing-tG'd2 elll0D a, M, t2.B5,
eDuiy ipAily except sunday lBnndays only,
Al tfalng VIII run on EagtoTn Time
j, l. TAus5iG, SUPERINTENDENT
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LOANS TO PUBLIC MEN.

But short time ago a payment OF
81 900 was received from q representa-
tive in Congress, who was stranger to
the senator, but to whom no had lent
the money without thought us to
whether or not it would be repaid. A
southern congressman who failed few
years ago and disappeared from public
view borrowed 100000 from Mr.. Stan
ford before being overcome in his
struggle against debt. A late sergeant
alarms OF the senate got a loan OF o
similar amount in tho same free and
easy way. A negro preacher trying to
spread the gospel through benighted
region OF the south was given 50, 900
without more ado about it. Another
negro who was working an imaginary
charitable institution got few hun
bred dollars from the senator. These
are but sample cases, OF which there
we're an indefinite number each day.
=, The senator spent about 100000 a
year in Washington, and OF that sum
more than half was given away. Ho
was always giving in charities, great
and small.
He inaugurated tho custom of giving
the page boys'of the senate each s. at
Christmas time, and every year since
he came to Washington he has given
each OF the boys in the two telegraph
messenger services OF tho city silver
dollar and pair OF gloves at Now Years
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Instant relief experienced aud a por.
manent cure by tho most speedy and
greatest remedy In the world-0tto'b
euro for throat and lung diseases, Why
will you continue to irritate your throat
and lunga with that terrible hacking
cough. when Logan Drug Co., soloagont,
will furnish you FREQ sample bottle Of
this great guaranteed romedy2 Tia
success Is simply wonderful, "a your
druggist will tell you. Otlo's Cure 10
now sold in every town and village OH
this continent Samples froc. Largo
bottles SOC. o
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FINANoE ANp TRApM
The Features OF tho Money and stock
Markets.

New YORK, June 2l.-Money on call wasaotive.
ranging from to % per cont last loan 20 per
cent closed offered at 20 per cent Prime mer'
camille paper Gas per cont sterling e@ehanSe
atsi s24ais6 Sales vera 600 shares.
The stock market was weak and unsettled 70
day, The bears jumped on the market at lhs
opening and depressed prices 4 70 ~ PEP eent
but Il rally promptly followed and iGr u I'M
speculation ruled firm, The bank failures out
west however, continued with the slringeney
IN tho local money market aud The failure nc, OF
the Reading plan Of adjustment, started up q
fresh selling movement US the day advanced
and In few Instances important declines were ,
recorded. Lake Shore, Jersey Central lAgHG :,
wanna, Manhattan aud Sugar Yielded Ia 20 .
per cent. The loss In the remainder 81 the nv
were lSalh per cent The dealings were
strictly professional, the commission houses
being disposed To discourage new ventures W
their clients IN consequence OF the alhcn!ly "a
securing accommodations AZ the banks ny ule
close the market was weak In tone Ut recovery
OF X To II per cent from the lowest ,oo
Hallway bonds dull aud heavy SAFES s1oliUVu.
Government and state bonds dull.
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When Baby won nick, wo gavO hOr cAstoria,
Whom she vas Child she cried for Castorin.
When ghc became Miss, nho chung to CastotiS.
When she had Children, shO gavo them COStOrIa
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NEW YonK, June 23.-Pig iron steady; AmCrl
Gnu Sl2 7jni6 Co. Copper quiet; lake $40 Co.
Lead Stoady; domestic IS SIX, Iiu closed Stoadyi
straits go co.
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NEW YoRR, Juno 23.-Thc demand for dry
goods improved. Some Of the new prices oil
blenohed goods are In confirmation OF the bnsl
upon which they have been selling Tor week
plst,
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CLEANERS


Stenmor II. Z PHILIPPE.
0-s- - Leaves whoollng Daily Trlp EnaL
Lrl-Ilttf Otl standard 1lmp--0ij a. M $50
t.ttlAltil.A a. M VIDA M, ll3ll n M 100 ~
ino 400 u. M. 900 y. ~. sunday rtlpi Leay1i
WhvUllng.-bM1 u M, illl w. ~, l.:jJ y ~,
l,gO y. mi avn M b.a0 y. Va
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WASHINGTON, D. O., June Ex-senator
Stanford left one copy OF his will in safe
keepinghere in Washington, to provide
against accident OF the loss OF the orig
inal. The contents OF the will arc not
known. Its believed that the endow-
ment of the university for $4,000, 1000
has reduced the estate to about $40, 00O,-
600 or S5O,OOOOOO. 1t is understood that
the senator decided away most OF the
property he intended to give to various
persons and for public purposes rather
than leave the matter to be settled
through the will. The only legal heir
to the estate is the widow, but the SEN
ator had brothers and other relatives,
who will probably be benefciaries,
though they are themselves wealthy.
1t is believed that great deal OF the
estate will BIO devoted to philanthropic
purposes,
HIS MANY CHARITIES DURING LIFE.
Mr.. Stanford gave freely from his for
tune for benevolent purposes. Besides
the great endowmenta coming from his
bounty, he gave away fortune each
year privately. Having u reputation
for philanthropy, the appeals made to
him for assistance were almost limitless
in number. His mail every day was
loaded with letters asking for various
sums OF money as loans or gifts, rang
ing from few dollars to ten thousand
or more. He received hundreds OF
photographs OF children named after
him or his son, with the expectation
that they might draw on his bounty
and there Is hardly known scheme
for drawing out money from the char
table which was not tried on him
daily. lie endeavored to place his
gifts where they were deserved and
would do good, but no was not so ex-
acting and 80 careful in his scrutiny as
not to be frequently imposed upon by
frauds. His gifts extended through q
great number and variety OF charitable
institutions, some worthy, some merely
fictitious, but he was always satisfied
that even il he were deceived some,
times the money he gave would do good
in the end. He was always ready to
help friend in need or to give to any
who appealed to him in Just cause
Many men more or less prominent IL
public life have found him goodfrient
at times when they have been short
He gave out great deal OF money II
personal loans, OF which no record wal
taken, and greater part OF which nevel
was returned.
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MUSICAL GOODS.

A DEAuTlTUL
ChlCkerInu & Sons Piano,
must By sold
r. w. BANNER q CO.,
aR No i0iO Market Street.
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WEAK MEN.
scALRD TO TIE

HCALIRD TO THE
7rls,sus ru,sr..H GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY,
3 a. Gray's Specific Medicine.
tx ,@a IF YoU, Ssy I.I ;E; q from 70 n
U2!tpu1 EtR Iifn Body and Mind Spermatorrhe
nud lmpotoncy ind all diseases that arise from
over indulgence and self abuse, as Loss OF Mem
Oty and Power, Dlmncis oil Vision, Premature
ldAgO, ana many other diseases that lead 70
insanity or CONSUMPTION and IN carly grave,
write for our pamphlet =, =,
AddtCss CRAY MEDICINE CO., Buffalo, n Y.
Tie Specific Medicine Is sold by ell druggists ~
81 pcr paCkngo or six packages for So, or sent
by mail on receipt OF money ana with ovoryS
order WE GUARANTEE cure or money
re- on account OF countOriOltS,. We havo
adopted tho Yellow Wrapper, tho only genuine
.Sod IN Wheeling and guarantees issued BY
TIE IOGAN DRUG CO, Wholesale and Retail
laa.TThgAEOW
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RAILROADS.
L. EaE FL penngylvunla Stations.
VlS9RH3yIVa7id LINES.


TtcgFr OgFicra AT pI:NEsYLyAt1A STATION o.
Warm Br., FgoT on ELEyEFril ST, WHEELING
Al MufuuE lUUHE, WIEEfiNn, AND At TLN
PENNsYLyASiA STATION DiuD0EpORr
gntfrrtygf.gT gyn17sf.." PAN uANptT RouTE.h
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PENSIONERS on ms noUNTY.


His path was always beset with petit
TONERS. There were thirty or forty
on,;o,,os. an III, bou,tv wbo oot
P'N''Ot'''' ". no 1890 o.
money from MN at tne capltal every
day. When no first went into the sem
ate he used to carry twenty.dollar gold
pieces in his pocket and would give
them to the hubitues OF the capitol who
sought from him loan. For awhile
some OF these gentlemen looked upon
the gold with suspicion, but when they
came to realize that 1T was not counter
telt there was great IeJolclnS among
Sne "IO'' "NU '''O 'uNs0' "NN 'l'' W.
After awhile the senator cut down
his pocket pieces to S. bills, which he
found did lust rs we'll, and later still he
GOT down to the practical basis Of thir.
tv.fiye 80 bills, which no put in his
nocket each day and distributed among
his capitol pensioners.
This, Of course. did not interfere with
his giving his checl, for larger sums,
which were "borrowed" from him nj
freouent intervals by persons in various
walks Of life.
"g 4 oroat many attempts to got money
from him in other WAYS than by loans
mr. gifts wore mado. Ono method tried
m scvoral occasions was to force upon
him acme papors pretending TO ropre.
annt somo claim or other. with tho no.
nuoat TINT he examine them. These
naners no was liable TO stuff into his
pposkcts md lose without discovering
whnt thoy wore, Then no was con,
ironted With A request to pay for tho
papers, "which were Of great value" or
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
on and after Monday, Juno 10, Passenger
Trains will run as follows: "Daily. tDhtly Ex-
cont Sunday, Central time,
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sand dollars are kept in banks here to
Mr.. McCarthy's credit to draw at his
discretion.
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GROCERIES ETc.

GROCERIES ETC.
CHOCOLATE ICING
Ready at any tlnO, For cakes and pastry, and
oayorIng custAfds mud leo cream.
II. r, BBHRENs,
myoi 2ll7 Main Street
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RAILWAY TlME GARD.

Arrival and departure OF trains on aud alter
May n, 1873. ENPLANATlON or RklEREheE
MARKS; 9pally, tSgnday excepted; Monday
excepted saturday excaptud Sunday only
saturday only Eastern standard Time.
The morning call., 1893-05-06

and Oakland avenues, sw $50 by NV l20, lots %
to 26, block q, resubdivison of blocks and II, :,
Flint Tract. Oakland: SO
MIS-. Mary Knox OF Eden Township TO j. A. Cas-
sidy of Eden Township. lot and II OF lot 2. l..
Knox Tract. part of San LsIudro Rancno, Eden
Township; $40.
Percy k Woodward to j. B. Laufer, lot on SW
of Seventh and Poplar streets. 5 lO3: y by
$40.
81 G. and 0. L Denlson of Oakland to George
Schmidt of Berkeley. the 1s OF lot z. OIock a,
Peralta Heights. East Oakland. subject to a mort
gage fof $3.50: SO.
Nellie T. Lund OF Oakland to Charles H. Cutter
Adeline streets, Z 1888, n 81. w los. 81, being
portion OF the II. q. Dohr homestead. SUBJECT TO
mortgage Tor $500. Oakland Township; 800.
j. +. and Harriet +. Davis OF Oakland 10 Il. NJ
Slater OF San Francisco lot Is, block Z, Harmon
Tract. Berkeley; SO.
f. II. POLAND of Oakland to NJ. j. and J. w. Lay
nance OF Oakland, lots IL, ii and l5. block IS,
fitchburg Homestead lots, Brooklyn Township;
j. f. and E. A. NeElrsth to F. II. Pollard OF Oak
land, lots - 10, block 3S. Fitchburg Homestead
lois, Brooklyn Township; $40.
f. u Fischer OF Alameda TO Ions Horatio Turner
OF alameda. lot on line OF Lafayette street. 30 \
OF clinton avenue. 80 by lo8, lot II. block 10,
komuius c. and Bella f. Gailego to John ). Wood
OF san Francisco lot SW cor. Central avenue
ana Lafayette street. w rs by $50, lot l and por-
tlO OF ot >, block =. Bartlett 5O-acre tract, Enci
nal station, Alameda: $1,000
DGOtSe +: ana Annie h. " eeks OF san Francisco
TO Henry Mohns of Alameda, lot on w Iue OF Verdi
street, go OF Railroad avenue, 80 by w 80,
iOi 81 Enclnal PARK Tract. Alameda; SO.
L. fe!S OF San francisco to tiottiieO Schumacher
OF Alameda, seven in lot 3g2, section Il.
Township; grant.
The morning call., 1893-05-06
STORES TO LET.
THE STOCK MARKET.

The market opened weak yesterday and prices
declined all along the line under heavy sales
Nothing was received from the mines give tone
TO the market, ami 1t looked one time If Prices
Is he rd on the streets OF the tardiness of many
brokers in making their deliveries. Evidently
stock must be very scarce to cause three OF four
hours delay IN delivering any OF the leading stocks.
present, as there Is still long line shorts out
and any attempt TO buy in stocks Causes an ad-
vance
No particular change was to be seen on the early
call After the call however, large blocks of
were thrown upon the market and gave prices set
back. Belcher declined TO 81 as under saIrs OF
2bOO shares: Con. Cal. & Va. s. SCG2 10. 1890
shares; Cpl 80 1922 80 25U0 shares; Pouos 50 500
The market closed heavy at the recess, bnt
was steady on the 2:3O NJ. call aud advanced a
few cents after the call, closing strong and active.
NOTES.
Silver declined still further yesterday. selling
down to S3$s cents in New York aud So 5-l6 i'll
London.
Pat kirwin. the mining superintendent, arrived
here yesterday from the south.
The DE Lamar Mining Company linn itedJ has
declared dividend OF 37b3 cents per share or
The Hope Mining Company of st. Louis paid
May an extra dividend OF 70 cents per share, or
S25 900.
The Mollfe Gibson Consolidated Mining and
Milling Company of Colorado has declared a divi-
dend OF 10 cents per share, or $l5O00O. payable
May Is.
In the Justice the south drift from the north
stope on the S22 level has been connected with
rails e. giving good circulation of air point.
They are stopping out 10 OF per day; shppe
To the Washoe mil during the past week l Gu tons
OF ore the average battery-sample OF which
SIS lS per ton.
Assessments Pending.
The following is list or assessne EMS now DendInr.
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NEVER FELT THE BLOW.
How an Asiatic Was Beheaded With
One Cut of Sword.
St. Louis Globe-pemocrat


once saw heavy executioner in Turkey
slide down the rope ana fall on the sus-
pended mans neck with all his avoirdupois
to break the spinal column. OF course it
was barbarous proceeding. The most care
ful aud conscientious executloner ever saw
was near the dividing line between Turkey
and Russia. | was riding through some
woods when | suddenly found myself in a
clearing before q cabin. A man was at the
door tying a red thread around a sheep's
neck. | asked him why he was doing that.
lie picked up ceayer and with quick
blow cut off the sleeps head, making the
ent exactly along the line OF the red thread.
You see now," he said, "why / did ii. |
tied that thread between two joints so that
there would be no bone to offer resistance
to the passage of the blade" But why do
you slaughter sheep in this way?" [ asked.
Come Tomorrow to - (namng near by
town and you will see.'
L was in the town the next day and me
the sheepslayer. He was public execu-
TONER and he had a man to behead that day.
L saw him do 1t. he had sword with
curved blade. The blade and bilt were hol-
low and there was quicksilver in the space,
SO that when the weapon was held aIoft the
quicksilver ran down iuto the HIT and
steadied the hand and when the sword was
swung down the quicksilver ran TO the end
oil the blade and gave added weight and inl-
petus 10 the blow. The doomed man knelt
and bent his head forward. The execu-
TONER tied a red thread carefully around
the barred neck and with one swing of his
weapon cut off the head. Ii was a clean,
scientific cut between the vertebIe and the
unfortunate man, | presume. never ielt II.
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INyEsTMENTs-aLL PRICES.

lots 25x1OO; $3.50 each; street WORK doae'
c.5tL i2Lh ST. north SIDE near Noe block from
Castro-st cars; 251ll4 $3.50 fine view
INVESTMENTs-aLL PRICES.
Mason St; growing property: only 425 feet from
Market st.; 6S:9x 81 :6 ana large building whica
BUSIEST investment. mr. Montgomery; Urge 10;
$40 600 rents *! ST cor Ens, HiUh' a,d Macon
- .6GS5. and brick and frame buildings
Jones ST.. near Turk; blocks from Market ST.,
each way; p :6xl07 IS, and house; $4,000.
Powell. near California; 45xl07 and two good .
story buildings rents for 1855; fine view: 75OU.
sutter St. bet. Polk and Larkin; ~ :5xZ0 and 2
story building; store below: rents $50: $500.
S5O60-Rents sos 80; NV. cor Clay and Mason:
2-story building stores below and IL. Is loI 20x6O.
HOUSES AND LOTS; $4,000 TO SII.OO0.
Hyde ST; house and lot; near Ellis ST. and the
cnule-cars; reduced 10 $500.
$tO00-Greenwich ST., near Mason; 29xlz0 to
valparaiso St. with front and rear houses; both
streets IN order.
Pacific ave, bet. Fillmore and Steiner; 25x1s7.6,
view of the bay $1,000.
Howard ST.. bet. 23dand path; 36xlO5 and GOOD
2-story bow window house; rooms and all con
Yeniences; stable and driveway; reduced to S65OO.
Cheap; $500; Capp st, 50xl22:6 and com
near 23d.
Bryant St, n. side, bet. I'd and Sd; 25xsO and
good 2-stOry; rooms and bath electric road
$500.
Eighteenth and Capp: NV corner: very sunny
2-story bow-window house; 7 rooms and modern
conyentences lot 24x92; $3.50
Broadway5 fats; $1,000; rents Si5: bet Hyde
aud Lar~in: 25xI1 20 and 3-story house in flats of
5, 5 and rooms; street severed an d macadamized:
close To Hyde-st. cable-cars
Fine residence ana large lot; 60x122 IS: on the
best portion OF Howard St, bet 18th aud l9th: l.
rooms and ali modern cOnyeniences; very sunny
and comfortable home; only Sll,50O; reduced.
Jackson-st. residence, y. de. bet. Fillmore and
Steiner: 25xll7, and well shed house $500.
Lots I'm all parts OF the city. 5000 to $4,000.
Green St, near Webster. 25xl37 :6 Sz6OU. or 5Ox
137 70 SSlt0; fine view.
Jones St, w. side, fine view, lots 27 6xl37 IS,
$4,000. any size; street work done.
Paeihc-ave lots: only $1,000 each: 25IlO0 fac
Ing the Preside; view magnificent, and Will not be
shut off: near Walnut street
18th ST. ! block from Market, bet Noe and Cas-
tro; 25xl15: street work done: 5000.
I'D and Castro SIS; 26XlO5; streets severed and
mscadamized; cabe-cars pass: S2450.
Filbert ST., S. side, bet. Fillmore and Steiner:
S7:6xl37 20; $22O0.
MISSIOS-ST. LOTS.
S2500-E. and w. sides. bet 32d and 34th; lots
grade; street graded. macadain zed and sew
cred; the MiSSion-st. horse-cars TO Both OF
Cortland ave. and WI! by cahle-car pass these
lots; they are an exceedingly fine investment;
terms one-third cash.
South Broderick ST., near Ridley: 3 minutes
walk from the Haight-St. cars; panoramic view;
2SIlO0; S2J25 each; street in order.
Walnut, near Pacific ave.; 27:SXl37:6: only
S225O; hue view.
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Neat Swindlers.
New York sun.


a dealer in art" in Great Britain is ad-
vertising portraits of the Queen, done in
oils, for half crown and i've shillings
apiece. and sending 10 his dupes postage
stamps, which are printed with the Queen'S
head. 1t is thought lie may not be within
the reach of the law. as the stamps fill the
description. An earlier genius sold pennies
at shilling apiece, advertising them as
bronze medallions, with portraits of the
sovereign in bas relief
The morning call., 1893-05-06
One Consolation.

"Yes." said the paTsimonious man. 'ft's &
great comfort TO me 10 reflect that time Is
money" ''Whys" "Whenever l want to
be particularly liberal with my friends l go
out and spend some time with them
Washington Star.
The morning call., 1893-05-06
NEW PROPERTY.

waller St, north Side bet. Cole and Shrader' 5
lots, 25X1O0; $3.50 each: street work done.
Shrader st near Haight; 7 block from the PARK :
lois 25HlOO; $3.50 each; street work done.
18TH st, north side, near Noe; l block from
CastrO-st- cars; 25Nl!4; Slb5O; fine View
The morning call., 1893-05-06

Board-26 Cal Electric Light, 23; 10 Gaslight,
72M
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Boards V Water. eS54.
Strcet-9O Atlantic Dynamite, 4714.
The morning call., 1893-05-06

7FQM AND BILLT'S OLD CORNER SALOON:
4ibulidlnC; stock, fixtures, pool table, stove COOK
iuG a.eHs!is etc; oldest best stand IN Baden: no
.Eeu{s Apply r, L RADKE, 1868 Market. ms It's
The morning call., 1893-05-06

SALOON FOR SALE-ON ONE OF THE PRIN-
- clpal streets IN the city: private rooms for
ladies, wen stocked with liquors: elegant fixtures
@" Ter has other ousiness aud will sell for part cash
u1lance can be paid our Of the business. Apply At
C-te from ! A. NJ 10 . z. NJ. at l2l Stockton 81
The morning call., 1893-05-06

L-OR SALE-BARGAIN; GERMAN HOTEL;
-fle location; block from Market st doing
good business; leaving city. For further informa-
tlDu inquire 5I5 Mission my4 3tF
The morning call., 1893-05-06

DOR 'SALE-AT YOUR OWN PRICE. ON AC
1 count or removal. large produce, candy. news
PAPER store; rent cheap 20O6l2 Mason. my4 3Is
The morning call., 1893-05-06

E'OR SALE-FINE TEA AND COFFEE ROUTE
4 aaG store; on easy terms; clears SIS month.
Inquire 345Ia Third ST. my5 StS
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COFFEE AND CHOP HOUSE; GOOD BUsI.
y ness; must sell at half price; sickness 5lSIa
Nissl2n. myS 7t~
The morning call., 1893-05-06

T. JAEGAIN - oLD-ESTABLISHED FLOW
j. store FOR sale cheap 3s2 Geary ST my4 7t~
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LopGING.HousEs FOR SALE.

9O ROOM HOUSE, NORTH OF MARKET: CEN
W tral: pays $3.50 net; good furniture: $500: bal
iHce easy ayments; no interest; this opportunity
The morning call., 1893-05-06
BUSINESS CHANCES.

no B0T, SELL OK EXCHANGE BUSINESS OF
1 any kind see GUS STRAND. 1895 Market st.
The morning call., 1893-05-06

C.g-E BRANCH BAKERY. CANDY. ETC :
= - -. daily sales $40: sickness cause OF sale
eLeaD rent; bargAin. lO21 Market ST. Iny3 ar
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BOARD SALES.

NoTE-Assessments of mines NOT listed
boaIa iall delinquent in office.
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c.OoS CIGAR-sIORE billiard AND POOL
- --O. room. with temperance drinks: bargain
rms day. McLAUGHLlN y CO., 26i2 Kearny ST.
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!. OR SALE-CHEAP: FRUIT AND CANDY
! store. Apply llSl Market St my4 7t*
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I GOD STATIONERY AND NOTION BUSINESS.
~ Apply Can Branch. 1913 Mission 81. my5 IT.
CORNER GROCERY AND BAR; LIVING
\ rooms. Apply Cal Branch once. my3 ~
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" LEY BROS, 93l MIssIoN-FURNITUR
" c.rpefs, stoves cheap; cash. instalim' Is noS ~
n CTICE-I AN NOW AT l25 FOURTH tNRW
- buildlnE). and offer large stock OF general
bouEehold furniture reduced prices; 500 carpets
Eooq as new: stoves, 50; antique chamber suits,
Sl5; parlor Suits. s25. cash ihstallments all at
BEDROCK prices. I. II. NELSON. 125 Eonrrh st al Il
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Assessments Pending.
The following is a list OF assassrn ents nn1y nand
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C.1JG0 BAKERY - STORE TRADE; RE
@ - LIOO. ceipts S25 daily; i barrels flour per
week. bargain. MCLAuGHLIN co. 26la
ke.ruy sr. my4 3tT
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CAETN Err ~ PAYING LIVERY STABLE: ONLY
591er. indnstrious man. 1898 MISSION. mys 7ts