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CatoA 60. Der rs 1893
stewart q Holmes Manufacturing CO, Sc
attic. " ash:
Uentieusr-T am o1s OF the Reverted
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and sold two or three bort e.. IL svKHY
INSTANCE TT EELss OF cUREs rHE PAR
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Editor Post-Intelligencer. Seattle. Wa
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Hansen. s:ece sd. VII cdr ~ rzeisc sale en-
Va saes.sAv JAanzry ID on tAe premises opE1-
size the pssse- hauss o. the Mad sea street ca %
rss all Ihe personal estate II the deceased. Mary
larsen ccrsssting II se1sShe.d gods. twc cows
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r 1. JACOBSON.
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PACIFIC RI.

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STORAGE.
CTOD Tile SOUTH SECOND s.
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ARCHITECTS.

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SHEED-2oe HEAD oF STOCK saEEP
.'Ei III 5~Sp-i for safe IN lots to saiL 40
"Fe~s e. y Russell, y q. Hox 1929. seattle wash.
+. l.. STEW ARTS , sLS S.s,
Pump Cleanser For sale ev the Hsrrt.on- Treat
Company. 21s Com ssvrria3 street
NANI co. S Sss y ~ Az 81 n ,G 1A .
a1SS}& oe,er hogFs frozy TO .
BAN BOO FURNITURE.
7 aAes easels, chair. etc maze To orsisr lG0l
e<St1aa sif~st - we~h SENECA Aai ~puns
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NOTICE. TO SroCR HOLDERS
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toFs fuF Sas s3s2aoE YEA Aaa tFansActing sEca
ether oSssa@ss as EaAy properly come before s.
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Netftk-FAE AN>tAL MEETING oF TAr
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This card subject 10 change without noslca
The morning call., 1894-04-17

The sun throws vertical rays .on the
earth's surface only upon an area equal to
about thirty-fiye square mills al one imp.
The morning call., 1894-04-17
to win their fight. and fight it will un-

to win their fight, and fight it will un-
doubtedly be.
RIVER steamboat men say that the farm
ers are predicting lire CALAMITY If the
country does not have rain pretty SION. for
the reason that nearly all of them have
grain on hand that they desire to sell at
high price.
Last year the valley grangers were CON-
plalning about raising crops only to throw
them into the river, and the steamer men
say that the farmers secretly admit that it
really Will not make much difference to
the country financially If the crops are
failure. The farmers would not have any
money alter harvesting their crops any
way. The railroad and the spectators
would get all of the profits.
Ihe steamer Mexico is scheduled to take
the place OF the steamer Queen, now run
1ing 10 Victoria and sound ports. The
queen Will be overhauled preparatory TO
her summer excursions TO Alaska, which
Will commence IN June.
Ihe Pomona will not leave for Eureka
on the 2lst with the excursion of the Ma
tive Sons until o'clock in the afternoon
On Sunday the Union Transportation
Company put the steamer c. NJ. Weber on
;he Stockton route, To run every Sunday as
an excursion boat. This increase of serv-
ice will be met by the California Naviga-
lion Company, which will put on the
steamer Mary Garratt next Sunday and
run her each succeeding Sunday there
after,
The morning call., 1894-04-17
SANDOW'S MUSCLE
He Gives an Exhibition
at the Palace.
Local Athletes Paralyzed by the
Remarkable Muscular Develop
ment of the Perfect Man.

Engen Sandow, the perfect man, enter
tanned about hundred newspat ermen in
the Maple Hall at the Palace Hotel yes
terday afternoon with an exhibition of his
muscular development.
The affair took place about o'clock and
was most Interesting. When dressed in
his every day clothes Saudow looks an
average man, but when he, stripped and
under the electric lights. brought his mus
cles into strong relief for the benefit OF
those present murmur of wonder went
round the audience. When relaxed his
muscles are as habby and soft as possible.
out when contracted the thick rolls are
as hard as iron. Alter explaining the uses
of the different muscles and Illustrating
their powers by action the strong man eX-
panded his chest. There are men who can
expand their hest six inches, the average is
MOI over 21a inches, but SandOw expands
his chest not less than fourteen inches. He
first elects all the air from bis lungs, then
draws it in several times aud the last time
he does it the effect is remarkabl- and it
must be confessed somewhat Tepulslve.
When he appeared Sand w was naked
to the waist, wore leg tights and sandals.
as he illustrated the development of each
muscle the strong man went around the
circle of auditors and allo wed them each
the bIceps. the triceps, the rib muscles and
tile biceDs Of the leg were enormous and
awakened the wonder of all.
When Sandow explained that he was
when lad quite delicate a ripple of
amused laughter went around the crowd.
When some of the local athletes, including
HammeTsmith. tried to hold down the pit
of SandOw's stomach as he lay upon his
back on the floor, by simply contracting
the muscles of the abdomen the strong
man threw them off.
In expanding his chest the heart beats
were found to be as regular after as before
the expansion. Sandow's flesh is as white
as a child's and his general appearance
gives little indication OF his immense
strength.
The morning call., 1894-04-17
POsTPoSEMENT.

Notice Is hereby given that at meeting or the
board OF directors OF the aooye-namsd company,
held on the I'd day OF April, 1894, The day OF sale
OF the above described dsiinqusnt stock (assesss
ment No. So, Is hereby postponed 10 Monday. the
twenty-third (z3a) day OF April, A. d 1894. At
the same hour and place
T. q. KELLY, Secretary.
once, room %. Nevsda block, SOC Montgomery
street. San francisco. Cal sp3 I'd
The morning call., 1894-04-17
ONE MORE WANTED.
Eleven Jurors Obtained to Try MUIR
derer FrederickS.

derer FrederickS.
Eleven jurois have now been selected to
try William Fredericks for the murder Of
Bank Cashier William A. Herrick.
When proceedings opened Yesterday
nine Jurors occupied the box, and 200 more
had been called, from whom The remaining
three were to be selected. Fredericks
himself seemed to be benef ed by his two
days rest, for he appeared quite cheerful in
court. As time wore on. however, 1t was
noticed that he became more particular
concerning the qualifications of each juror.
and some were peremptorily excused who
seemed to satisfy in every particular.
Finally, c. b. Williams. contractor. OF
42O Church street, and George WaIcom,
upholsterer, Stockton street, were chosen,
so that with the acceptance of one more
juror The panel will be completed. Judge
Levy has ordered special venire of 125
Jurors for tomorrow morning.
Attorney Colweli Is evidently determined
to use up all his peremptory challenges.
The reason for this is obvious; if he did
not do so. aud jury was empaneleG, his
pending motion for change OF venue
would fall to the ground. AS 1t is. he has
used up all his challenges but one, while
the prosecution has still four left
A remark bic record has been made in
this case. Eight hundred jurors were
summoned, and OF these no less than 542
have been examined. 1t is estimated that,
a jury once obtained. the trial will not oc-
cupy more than two DAYS al most.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

TN ACCORDANCE WITH THE TERMS AND
under the authority of a certain Deed of Trust,
auly executed by A; G. BoMNELL, party r Of the
DEUS B. KENT, Trustees partiea Of the second
part and the san Francisco Savings Union,
party of the third part dated March 81, 1890. and
recorded iD the Office OF the Coulty Recorder of
the County OF Alameda, Stste of CaiiforaiA. IN
Llber 4o7 OF DEEDS at pages 7S and following:
and in pursuance of resolution passed on the
9Th day os PeoTuhry, 1854, Uy the HoArd OF Direc-
tors OF said San FRANCISCO SAVINGS UNION,
q corporation, md the buiGer o; the note (No
S915). TO secure rHgmeut OF witch the a!or safc
Deed OF irnst vss executed declarlna tbs: de.
fault had been mafc in the payment OF the prin-
cipai sum snd ether suus, dne under said note
and Deed OF Trust and requesting and directing
said II HENRy O. CAhfBLi ane THADDEi B.
KENl. triggers, to sel the real estate described
therein To SatIsfy said irfebtedness.
We, HFNFY G. CAMPBELL ana THADDEUS
b. KENr. Trustees, no herehy give notice, that on
FRIDAY, the 10Th dsy of April, A. d. 1894, at IL
o'Clork NJ. OF tbst GaJ, a16 at the auction sales
roeme Of WILLIAM j. DlNGEE, Nos. 460 ana
4sg Eighth street. In tho city OF Oakland, County
Of Alameda, ststs OF Cali ornia, we VIII sell at
public auction, TO the highest bidder. FOR cash in
gold of the United States all that piece or
parcel OF land situate In the town of Berkeley
County OF Alameda, State Of California, described
as follows, 30 wit:
Commencing at a point ip the southerly line
OF Prince street, distant thereon four hundred
(400) feet easerly from the easterly line OF Shat
tuck avenue; running tbencs easterly along SAID
line OF l'r!nce street one hundred and foriy-Iine
and nine-tenths ii49 9-l0) feet to the westerly
line of wheeler street: thence al right angles
southe:ly along said lire of Wheeler street two
huadrsa (2OO) feet to the porrherly tine Of Kent
street. thence at right angles westerly along SAID
line OF Kent s.rees one hundred and fortyDile and
ninetentns (14s e-10) feet, and thence at right
angles northery two hundred (2O0l feet TO the
point of commencement. Being lots numbers
niue (9), ten (tO), eleven (lD, fourteen (l4).
fifteen (l5) and sixteen fl6l. in block f. rs said
lots and block laid down and designated
on certain map entitled "Map OF the Eastern
Portion Of New bury ract, Oakland TOWNSHIPS"
lied in the Office of the County Recorder OF Ala
media County, December 8, 1885, Together with
the appCrtenances
TERMS SALE.-Cash in gold coin OF the
United States; o per cent payable to the under
signed on the fall OF the hammer, balance on de-
livery of deed. and II paid, unless for want
of title GO days being allowed for search). then
said 10 per cent TO be Forfeited and the sale to be
void. Acts of sale at purchasers expense
HENRY c. CAMPBELL,) Trnst...
THADDEUS b. KENT. Aiuosoe"
mr3U ap3 10 13 II 20