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Earned runs-Erie. 2. Binghamton, e. FIRST base
Ian 4; by HsAy, J. Three base hits-Dowss. shsAron.
kashns. rwo:b.ss hits.Aacl. Raymond. Lytts ca
Lang Dowss. Field. kushns. Berger sAcrinco hits
Blngh anton, @; kr:e. l. Stolen b.sss-Bing hamton.
Ere III, q pitehhsr.sJ hs.y Ii VIC R1tSnS
Tims-3.so. AttsndAnes-l.boo
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Earned runs-BroMn, % WIIHhmH ]. First base BY
q wiiliams First base on eails-or White. on
Lewis 8. struck out-By White I; by Lewis 3.
Threebase hit-Bustard. Two-oass his-Bustard. Ten.
ney. Anderson. Towne. LswiA Sacrifice hits-rennsy.
PustArd stolen bases-Tsnnsy ar stssrs CO.. BASTARD,
Cooke, Dewey. Double PlAy.Lang and Donovan.
Passed eaii-Drapsr Vmpirs-wsskL Time. 40
At woRcxsrEh
,.. :. ..:..::.S
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Not . susssss as an Umvtrs sad KinsS
HimselL

PADUoAH. Ky. May Last Saturday ct Can
ton. Ky, the baseball team went out to prae-
tiss. and Alfred MeCAwley. a respected citizen.
unsatisfactory. preclpItating a quarrel anon
the membsrs MoCawley then became exas-
perated, and, going behind the backstop. he
blew his brains out with revolver.
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Abbey. s,o..u. S.,.,-Joye, IN Abb.y On Hsssmsr.
Foutz rtms-iIa umpire-stsfe
posroS. IL punaprtrHii.
PnnlpsLgpil, NAY l-Bosten ssaia defeated rhiia.
deohia today by putting and snap into the
game than The Philsdslphiss. Attendance eGes. me
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1t Is said that W. b BAbcock will be th
oficial timer for the Jockey Club.
BELWooDs STOCK AT AUCIIoM

MT. HowIAna's Hacks, HaAtsrs. sAd Car
risgs Horse. Sell Very Well
A number OF high-elass hacks. hunters. and
carriage horses from 8. s. HowlAnd's Belwood
stud OF Mount Norris were sold at the Amert-
can Horse Exchange yesterday Satisfactory
prices were received. Quite number ofclub-
men and cross-country riders were present
including +. Gray Griswold. Pierre LorlllArd.
Jr. 10. Cd Iselin. Z. l. Winthrop. Jr.. G. A.
Carnoehan. Sidney Dillon Ripley. W. y. Have
meyer Z. H. Hartman. and R. F. Cutting
@. Z Weyl paid the highest price OF the day.
$3.50. for Reindeer. . beautiful hys-Year-old
EsldinR. He Is a strapping big hunter and
at the New York and Mount Norris shows last
year Pierre Lorlllard. JIy secured good
GV Graz sHissoI a PAID si50 Tor xntisr Iitsi
~ The thifty" tire. head sold brought 9lso
an SysrAge Of STE Those that brought 500
hsrnal.as. b m, q. By Orange Boy; O. Brown. ..oo
s.tia M 40 4 ad 200
Gsny Monarch. biz. g. q By Pride Of EnEiAndi -
NldSislsa biz &, L. b. IoItio:.i sidney Dill tO
RsIsa.sE b. e. By imp HiI.si; a l. Wsyi.,;; SO
AnIlsr, d g. 2 by mp HiTsehi o. Gray GTisS0ld $50
So.Sasi Fl ca d b. MonsrosS; ii. r. kennedy. as
ms DstsetiVs. n "a. By PsHRinTtOni c. OBJ. 81.
sS1I:5 Nm q Bot; q k:n. a. go
Dsh'i cars. BIZ m, s sSd Dix. N. DOR'I KaSS. -
wal WSoOp. Ss s. BY Wan IOIsi; C. Had ~
sS.:5'tS reason; y Ware az
J.IsisA. Ia. g By Young colaaeus; r y. Cat -.
Trojan, z. g. 4 bradley s&S
EiIE George. biz g. s 81 DuGs Of Kent: q. -
AIhiOS. q. g, O. sy NOaIOss; q W. cGrti'..... ifs
Total fer IS had So $50
AVsTASs per head. S37s
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Earned Runs-Clevsaud. s. First base on bals-Oh
Gssson,2 on Garrison, on swisy,3 struck out-By
1isason 4; BY clartson. rhree,base hitsSncosT
kean, Clark.on. stolen bsse.Tsbssu. Double plsy,-
Psits and Miller; Childs and Tsbeau. Passed ball
buckley. Umpre-Mcousid Tme-1 40
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On Other Fields.

coRSELt- TO- HosARr. q
IrnAoA, Nay l.-Cornsil to-day defeated At baseball
q nine from Hobart College The game dull and
uninterstiug except for the lively batting and good
base stealing OF Cornsls players The score:
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LfFss 80 s- 81. pess.s g1SSSeass
Akbsy, BaIlL esleAeh. Midway. hu ~ pltehsd bah
4oyea lirst eAse 81 srEor-bEookly4- Left ga eases
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asoLs. wTSss tss ed ssssS4n player .Sa sriststss
~ AIhlStie LlsEasy fsE ABrl
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At sPRIScTIELp.

srrors-Troy i; sprin gnsId a first base on balls.
Donnslly l2l. Shannon. Burna LshAns struck ou.-By
base si:si.n,iaEs sI,.n; N.d,.a TT SS
pisys-Donnsiiy. Piekstt and Breckenridge; smith
and Breckenridge; schsnisr and Piekstt; Leahy and
err. Umplrs-HunL Tims-l ~ Attsndancs-3,5oo
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RsfsIss-wiliAm 0BIlen Staten Island Artists
Club aRd ". waiImAn Tor stevens iasiitsIs. -''''
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OPENING
Reception
Thursday, May 3a'
3 to 10 p. M.

On this day we desire simply to
greet our friends and new neigh
bors, and show them through the
store.
With other stores in Harlem and
the four prominent districts of
Brooklyn (where we were brought
up, 50 to speak), We feel now a.
though No had about three million
neighbors, and we'd like to see
each and every one Of them at this
opening.
We cordially greet our new COM
petitors and hope they'll come too.
If our new enterprise serves TO stir
them up q bit, there's no harm,
but gain, both for them and their
patrons.
No goods win be sold on this
dsy.
Our handsome Spring Book
mailed free.
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BAssSAn, POIS SsS.-Ass . =. -. Ts-1sy.
~. IasISsiss 50s' isfiSS-As~
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a.1SSlp dsn' I:Hs.a. K... sasa,aes ai.esss
halnsp, kssl.. srsuissEs. Bonner. J.nntHg. Stolen
sner-ksw York First base on bAils-on hs.in, s. on
Sn: SIgSs Se..ss n n:snat xe S;sS
ban-By Mcmahon. l. Lsn on bASss-Nsv York n;
plIs-Lyneh Attsndanos-60Oo
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WARRINGTON May 1.-The game to-day be-
tween the Brooklyn and Washington clubs
soss on record As victory for the former team.
although the score up TO the sixth inning.
q i The wssSinstcS Cub. e iastSis iSntnE the
trouble which had been brewing from the very
outset Of the game eliminated In the WASH
ington Clubs refusal to take the neld after
the umpire had taken out his watch and al
loved one minute within which. under the
!rlss e resume PLAYING A. the end Of that
their places on the neld. Stage gave the game
% the Brooklyns by . score Of nine TO nothing.
The refusal on the part OF Capt joyce to play
also Involves the infection Of me Of $1,000
On the propristors OF the Warrington Club.
The decision sSmplaInsd o. was made IN the
ts am. nSn Tss s 'w ~R.n FOSti liz
elsAnly hslded. sslbAeh touched second base.
forcing out the man ct hrst. and then threw
the bali 20 Cartwright TO retire Foutz. The de-
sisioa wai close and TIE umpire Ea.s the Fg IN
sDsctaiors ISoGgSt Fosts vas put out With IL.
cut question, but stage refused 70 reverse his
decision A long Wrangle ensued. aud finally
Stage took his wateh from his pocket and
waited one minute for the Washington Club TO
take the held. At the expiration o. that time
s6i TIA wssshlHssGa SlsSsTs ssTs s1I sESain5
the game Ia favor Of Brooklyn.
There vas talk Of mobbinR the mpiEs. but
when stage had made himself ready 10 leave
the Eroqnds he passed through the crowd With
sang iTold thas was at east AdmlTAbls and
the grouhd that the umDiTs's assertion that
joyce refused 70 eontiRu Ne the game Is ineOr-
rect. The score up to the time the game was
stoDDsd L a. folloSsi
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Favoritss aad Second Cheis 70 Get Hs.s In

EAST ST.. LOUIS. May Ian unusually large
crowd witnessed the races here to-day. Three
favoritss and two wsIl-backsd second choices
led their fields to the wire. Summaries:
First RaceNin sixtesnths OF mile; selling Larkn.
1oo loon ~ 60 g. won; 0alsna 100 II. Dalyl j,
second Tom Thumb. 1o1 JohnsonL 8 90 l. third Time.
CO. Arthur C.. Anna Belle. Kesns Leaf Blackberry.
Lizzie B.. cAllis +. and Cyrus also ran;
Second RAce-seye eightns OF mile: selling Fur
long 81 tHamL to l. won. Jim Glare. 1oi Ushnson)
6to l. second: sizhtdratt 100 tGornan) to third.
Time 1 3bl< Mildred. Granny white. Luke RicharcA
A.ekey. Liberty Bell seven. and Granite also ran
Third RAce-rhreequArters OF = milei selling. The
General lob Johnsonl. to l., won: Uintah. los &C.
Eowsl & TO ]. sseond; hitrs LOB wv Flynn TO ].
Pauline. Golden Crown. and sAnksy also ran.
Fourth kAoe-Nine-sixtssn ths Of . mile; selling No
Remarks. 1lo twsshburnL 70 T. won; Can't Tell 1l6
HAM to J. .eoond; W. III Ei. 10y SSsrrsaG 20 70
And Coroner also ran.
Chsw.iL lis tcrsdeL Q TO g. won; Belle OF re5moy.
third. Time. 1 II. Lady PulsfsE also ran.
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BswiisE Game. Tonight.


res rouEzAnHsL
Ritter "a Hoffman,. Holman Va Randall Randall
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Brooklyn Sdrrnistmsnts.
SIX STORES.

WezV Stors----
BaOay, cor. 3Ist ST.,
Nez0 lo,k.
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ASSESSMENT NoT1cEs-coNT1NUED

Z ENT UCK CON MINING COMPANY-LOCA-
n tion OF principal place OF business. San Fran
CISCO. CAL; location of works, Gold HILL Story
Co, New.
Notice is hereby given that at meeting of the
board of directors. held ON the 10Th day OF De-
cember. 1893. An assessment no. 81 OF 10 cents
per share was levied upon the capital stock OF the
corporation, payable Immediately IN 0nlted
States gold coin to the secretary, az the once OF
the company. room 20, Nevada block. 3O9 Mont
which this assessment shall remain unpaid on the
oath day of January 1894. will be delinquent
and advertised for sale at public auction, and un-
less payment Is made before will be SolQ on
THURSDAY, the 18th day OF February 1894. to
pay the delinquent assessment, together with the
costs of advertising and expt nses of sale. BY
order of the board of directors.
AUG. WATERMAN, Secretary.
Omce-Room 23. Nevada block, 500 Montgomery
st., San Francisco. Cal de2l I'd
MEXICAN GOLD AND SILVER MINING
w Company-Location OF principal place of
business; san Francisco, CAL: location OF works,
Virginia, Storey County New.
Notice is hereby given that at meeting OF the
board OF directors, held on the sixteenth day OF
December. 1898, an assessment (No. 49) of twenty
i've cents (2oc) per share was levied upon the
capital stock of the corporation, payable imme-
dately In United states gold coin to the secre-
tary. at the ofiee of the company, room 70,
Nevada block, 500 Montgomery St. San Fran
cisco. Cal.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall re.
main unpaid on the nineteenth day OF January.
1894, will be delinquent and advertised for sale at
public auction. and unless payment is made be-
fore VIII be sold on TUESDAY the 18th day or
February. 1894 to pay the d. delinquent assessment,
together with costs of advertising and expenses Of
sale. BY order of the board of directors.
CHARLES E. ELLIOT. Secretary.
Ofice-Room 79, Nevada block 500 Montgom.
cry ST., San Fran cisco. Cal de17 I'd
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES

" Elbow JACKET SILVER MINING COM.
= PANY. - Location OF works and principal
place of business. Gold Hill. Storey County, New
Notce.-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock on account of assessment (No. 56)
levied on the sixteenth day OF November. A. D.,
1898, the several amounts set opposite the nam es
of the respective shareholders rs follows:
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INVESTMENTS, RESIDENCES AND BUILD
ING LOTS NORTH OF MARKET ST. AND
EAST OF VAN NESS AVE

$25000-sutter St. nr. Larkin; large piece of
property; 67 6Xl37 20; old improvements; rents
$l4O per month.
SS250-Polk ST., mr.. Jackson; fine business lot;
25XS7:6.
$22,5O0-Ellis ST. Leavenworth: 4-story
building: 20 rooms: occupied by owner; worth
$3.50 per month; lot 27xS7 20.
S35,000-Offer wanted; Ellis st., near Jones;
substantial residence of 13 rooms lot 2:6x12O
TO rear street; should be converted into a lodg-
lng-house to produce good income.
S15,5OO-Bush ST.. mr. Mason: lot 50x137:6;
good location for private hotel fats.
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PROPOSALS.

NoTICE-NoTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the Board OF Directors OF the Escondido Irri-
cation District will receive sealed proposals for
the purchase of $3.50, 900 of the bonds said dis
trlct. Said bids will be received therefor at the
on1ee OF said board in Escondido. California un-
1884. A j. WERDEN
Secretary OF the Escondido Irrigation District.
Dated January 2, 1894 las 20t
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS. RENT COLLECTORS
AND INSURANCE BROKERS.
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A wARDED NE 10 PRIZES FOR FIN EST FILL
n ings. BRIDGES, crowns and plates: awarded me-
the Leek Dental College, l Fifth ST.: see Exam
has sppesieG the suit. Till get second decision
aud possession of the college, come to room g.
6OFarrel St, where extract Tor 25c and fill teeth
at Soc; my method OF filing and extracting teeth
painlessly is still secret. Avoid dental colleges
and impostors who are not even licensed dentists
ing mans jaw: both filed with green stu
dents Avoid all other dentists and come to the
original DR.. 6. w. LEEK. o'Farrell ST. del5 tt
FULL SET OF TEETH FOR 81; FILINGS
y at lowest prices; work warranted. DR. J. w.
KEY,1l22 Market st, bet Mason ana Taylor. .n3O II
DR. J. J. LEEK. PROPRIETOR OF LEEK
~ DENTAL COLLEGE, Fifth st.-No students
allowed to practice you; all worK frst-elass
ana reasonable; teeth extracted by electricity;
TINS college viii not move close; consultation
ITee; open evenings and Sunday until noon. g II
I'D. A. LUDLJM HILL 1443 MARKET ST
- near Eleventh: no charge for extracting when
plates are made: old plates made over like new;
eeth from % per set; extracting 5Oc;gas given Aft
4 oLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION 500 MAR
y ket ST. DIR. CHARLES w. DECKER. je3 tt
nR Ii. 6. YoUNG-EXTRACTION PAINLESS:
~ patchwork, bridgework. teeth witAout plates
Especially. 1871 Polk st, myl4 Ct
NO OPAIN-EXTRACTING OF TEETH MADE
~ easy; e0c and 81: artificial teeth from So:
ming from 81. CROoME Dental Association.
IeS Market 81, bet. Third and Fourth. apl2n
CT SET FOR TEETH: WARRANTED AS
gp good as can be made: filling 81. DIR. SIMMS
oehtlst. s3o Market. next Baldwin Theater. ocl *
A WEEKS NEYS FOR CENTS - THE
xA WEEKLY CALL in WRAPPER, for mailing.
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$2S, 500-Good investment; lot 2511oO; :. hhe
of Mission st through 10 Minna, near the new
postofice site; two 3-story with brick easements.
hnnses. renncah rants 8 "a per month. 3 q SaIu
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-EORNER RESTAURANT AND COFFEE-SA- !
street jal6 3t~
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oOOU GOOD INVESTMENT FOR THE
street jal6 2ts
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L OR SALE-HALF IN rEREST IN LEADING
Office. ial6 St*
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INVESTMENTS SOUTH OF MARKET ST. AND
AT THE MISSION.
Sl5, ,000-Sth ST.. Mission; frst-cass 3-story
building: store and lodging-nOuse: occupied by
owner at present. should rent for 81 Is per month
$375O-Rents $40 per month: Morris ave-. near
Harrison; fats of and rooms each: lot 25XS0
45,0O0-Rents $341 per month: good business
corner close TO Sd and Market sts.: lot 40xS0.
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TRUITSTAND-HORSE AND WAGON; STOCK
II and fixtures; at a sacrifice. Worlds Business
Exchange, % Geary ST. jal5 4t+
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CIDER DEPOT-GOOD, PAYING BUSINESS;
~ no experience needed: splendid chance for
man OF small capital M Market. iaI6 3tF
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY To LOAN-GEO. w. CHAPIN. REAL
tu estate agent. $50 Market st ial4 3t*
MONEY LOANED ON JEW ELRY AND OTHER
V1 valu2bles nc the Security Loan Bank. 1106
Market nr. Mason; private sntrance7 Turk.ap9 *
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CIGAR STORE AND LAUNDRY OFFICE;
cry ave- jal6 3tF
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- st. near Berry; 10 rooms upstairs partly fur
nished Inquire at SIEBE BROS. & PLACE
The morning call., 1894-01-16

-GREAT SACRIFICE - WOOD AND COAL
~ yard; buildings lease; horses and wagons; !;
fine location: part time; owner retiring; this is
the best chance ever offered in this city. Worlds
Business Exchange. 2S Geary ST jal5 5ts
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o6OO SALOON; WORTH $1,000: WITH
u OOO. uving-rooms, Midwinter Fair
grounds, Golden cate PARK; rent $50. Inquire
at % SIXTH ST.: MQnoCsIore no AGENTS. iaI6 2tt
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% MONTGOMERY. BET. SUFFER- MARKET.
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CITY REAI. EsTATE.

NTcALESTER 4 McMAHAN.
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COFFEE-SALOON, CLEARING ABOUT $500
y daily receipts SI25; fullest investigation upon
application to \. VI. SPECK. % Montgomery.
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EOR SALE AT BARGAIN; PAYING
i restaurant and branch bakery. Call 1907 Mar
ket ST., near Eleventh. ial4 TIE
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COCO &5-ROOM HOTEL, PLAIN FURNI-
1T ~ ". ture. 4. SPECK. y MONTGOMERY.
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. DOUD-PAYING BUSINESS, HAVING 800
. " good customers; new wagon and harness: good
reasons for selling. Apply 1909 Howard St.l6 3t*
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And in accordance with law and an order OF the
Board OF Trustees, made on the 18th day OF No.
yember, 1898. SO many shares OF each parcel Of
stock as may be necessary Will be sold at public
auction, nc the once OF the company, 1SS Main
street Gold HILL Nevada, ON SATURDAY. the
27th day OF January, 1894, at O'Clock p. NJ. of
said day, 10 pay said delinquent assessment
thereon, together with costs OF advertising and
expenses OF sale.
de2S to H. BLAUvELT. Secretary,
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MUST BE SOLD TO CLOSE AN ESTATE
4'l S20,O00, rents 1888 per IN nth; Post ST., well
located, sunny line: substantial 2 story houses
and cottages; lot 81 :6xl25 rear street: brick
foundations; stone walks, ETC.; street accepted.
$6500-Good 2-story ay-window residence of 8
rooms and bath; well located: sunny line of Jack
son ST.: lot 27 7:6Xl12:6
$40, 10,5O0-Beautiful home: residence of rooms
and bath; sunny line of Geary St: lot AZ :6x75
&. II. UMBSEN q CO., IA Montgomer l6 TuTh 2
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DARTIES THINKING OF OPENING SA
i looms or stores the fair grounds will find
IT to their advantage to call and my outfits new
and second hand, OF bars. backbars. mirrors
shelvings counters showcases, scales safes, limo
leums. etc; largest stock and only store in the
city OF this kind
p, j. NOONAN. lO17 to 1923 Mission st., above
Sixth.
OPEN EVENINGS. au2O II
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BAKERY AND COFFEE SALOON FOR SALE;
ID 500. 500 Pacific ST. ja15 SIS
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DOR SALE-DINING-PARLOR CLEARS $50
i to S75 per month; elegantly furnished; good
reason for selling. Inquire S34 Vaencia. jyl5 2t%
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-DOUTE ON THIS PAPER: CLEARING SI5 PER
IL week; delivered by l carrier in 70 hours
Call st 65S Twenty-frst ST., near Folsom, after 5
u'clock. iaI6
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E'OR SALE-LoDGING-ROUSE BUSINESS IN
L Oakland at bargain; well-established and on
good-pay ing basis centrally located; convenient
10 street and ferry lines house OF 80 rooms; all
handsomely furnished: rent low: must BE- sold.
i or particulars apply to ROBERT A. JACKS ON.
ans Broadway. Oakland. jal6 1t
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-Nf ELL-fAAIN6 hEAI MARhEI; GOOD REA-
w son for selling. Apply Cali Branch, ja12 IT'S
? ARTNER'S INTEREST IN THE OLD.ESTAB-
! is led Pavilion Restaurant 1889 Market ST.,
near Ninth. iall It's
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e0O RESTAURANT, SICKNESS CAUSE
ID 1OUt. Of sale: S2U0 saloon. half price.
:MCLAUGHLIN a CO, 261a Kearny st.
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I0 ACRES TO GIVE AWAY; MUST BE SOLD
fO and any offer accepted; good fruit land: only
11A miles from Los Gatos; all cleared, but no
buildings: wei located ana adtoins land sold at
$50 per acre: the above 40 acres is worth the
same price but will be sold at almost your own
price. Apply at once to WOODWARD d ALDEN,
9O2 Broadway, Oakland. jazz 1t
> FARMS: 100 AND $40 ACRES; SOLD AT A
= bargain; both improved: houses and barns:
suitable for dairy, The other orchard and other
purposes For particulars apply to j. +. LAMDIN
Napa. ial2 1T
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY LAND FOR SALE:
" send for list. ID. J. WEST. Martinez. CAL IL Inns
T AND IN LOTS TO SUIT, FROM ACRES
IL up, in
THE RANCHO COTATL
Level and rolling; 40 miles from San Fran cisco;
railroad stations on the land; boat landing near:
fine land at from $40 to 800 per acre: very easy
terms. Maps and views sent application to
GEO. T. TRoWBRIDGE, or CANAAN q LYON,
2l5 hearny st. nos tf
n Ii. TWING. SoNONA CITY COUNTRY REAL
IL estate City office. 532 Market St. s. r. l2tf
The morning call., 1894-01-16

CORNER GROCERY AND BAR WITH FIN E
- horse and wagon; living rooms: stock com
plele; satisfactory reasons for selling; $3.50; no
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-16

however. The ancient calculations OF
line wore more or less uncsf'aiu.
Months were calculated ii'm impet'
feet tables or from the iirst appshrnnc'
Of the now moons. An assembly 10
Jsrgsal,m was charged with tue duty
Of taking observations aud subordinate
bodies ia other PLACES per.ormsi
similar du,y. Persons were sent OUT
TO wasch Tor The appearance Of tue
moon. ami the testimony Of these dii
nos always agree. Ia the year Of the
death Of our SAVIOR an inturcalary
month, Vc,Jar was added 10 tue year.
aud tho exact length oi tnia hal
% DO determined by tho apptat-
inco OF the mJou ot the iDlIEins
Nisan, aad d, o. was sometimes the
case, tue al led month hal been an-
uUuucuI 90 contain 20 days but 10 was
afterwards found uccrsssry 20 add one
Jay, 10 is clear tuat discrepancy Of
reckoning might occur, so that what
como clu.iIutrd tue 18Th Of Nissan
would by others be wilton the li.n,
Eplphanlus BE- quo,oI Us authority Tor
,hc fact that that very year some
difficulties arose among tho Jews
about the passover
THIS fact BE- important, for 70 proves
both that tho supposed discrepancies
IN the records %. the evaugcIist' would
DO easily solved, 10 all the facts were
ubiainablc, and also the nrcca.ty Of
proceeding with caution in an Inquiry
which on every step IL beet with sJ
many difficulties.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-16
SIGNSOf theTINES
NO SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT
IN SIGHT. bow SHALL VII
MEET THE SI7UA-
TON?

When Senator Teller said -
days ago that he could not now - ~.
the result to which these rre.,pi s'
dihona were leading W.. and e,bs,, !,
Is well TOT his peace q mind b,t ~
could not, II Get many ue9p,.
thinking very seriously.
But fortunately tho At,.,f..
PEOPLE ore not given 10 yisigI,..y..a
diticullits, but o. Oyetc1aiB. III,
We anticipated great dppr',.i',.,u ~
trade and began sDmo tBo,.,t,.' 10
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tnRn ever before anu Tor .uigg bI,in.,,
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iSing IN haics like the, ~
low rrcus would TO bp g,,,,.s we.
attraction n merchant could ~.
We nave not laid oil anty of gp, W,
help but have cmpl1yCi q l.fss T.,,..
Ter VI new, putting agents aud f5.-
elcrs In new Hold, aui larTrIv
otensing nur manufacturing $780,,
meni, ana arc rewarded ty recsly','
larsr Increase In the number I'D n.
uers. In TACT, our agents anu t.av,iI-,
sAlcsmcn are doing very sau4asil,e
business.
We are now making very ci.,.
neat business suit Tor Sligj aud I'M,
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ute ones that heretofore c1si tHe c,'.
toner SO anu $50, while our tfIcss Il,
the very finest wOtsltls ale pf5r...
lionaicly low.