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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE DIS
trict of Columbia, Washington May "a 1884,
Ordered: That the police regulations in and for
the District of Columbis are hereby amended as
follows: Section 1, article 10, is hereby amended
by the addition thereto of the following: PRO
vided, No horse shall be driven nor vehicle moved
faster than walk on 18th street between Penn
sylvania avenue and the north line of New York
avenue northwest or across street intersections
where street lines intersect." Section 4artice
TO- is hereby amended by the addition thereto of
the following: Vehicles shall not be allowed
to stand be driven two more abreast on
either side Of streets upon which double street
tracks unless the roadway Is than fifty
feet wide" JOHN w. ROSS GEORGE TRUES-
DELI. CHARLES F. POWELL. Commissioners
District Of Columbia. 1t
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OCEAN TRAVEL
Netherlands lime

Netherlands lime
From New York to Rotterdam via Boulogns sur
Mer 1874 hours from London Paris.
s. s. Spaarndam, Sat, June 2, pm.
s. s. Dubbeldam, Thu. June I, pm.
First cabin, $50 to SO. Second cabin. $3s.
For information apply to General Passenger
Agency, 80 Broadway. New YORK, or TO agents at
Washington d. c., G. W. MOSS, 921 Pa. ave. |;
E. F: DRoOP, 9Z5 Pa. ave-. and A. w. ROBSON,
els 18th st. NV. NH 18TH tu6m
CUNARD IINE-1ST CL., $50 TO SITS; 2D CI.
S35 to s45 steerage; SOS. bedding free: plans o,
vessels. lists Of vacancies, future sailing date
berths engaged G. L. DUBOIS. Agent. 631 = W.
ap6-4m
COOKS SUMMER TOURS
Eleven parties for Europe. visiting principal
capitals and art centers. First departure by s. s.
Teutonc. May 2. Other dates. May 2e, June q
49, IA. %, 81 and 30.
California, Yellowstone Park. &C.. 81 days tour,
will leave May IL.
Vacation trips everywhere by all railroad and
steamship lines. Estimates furnished for any
tour. ARTHUR w ROBSON,
Agent Tbos. Cook & Son,
mhlo-h 6l3 18th at. nv.
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CARPET CLEANING

STEAM CARPET CLEANING
Works.-Carpets cleaned in the best manner.
Carpets made moth proof free Of charge. Mat
tresses made to order. Office 1720 Pa. ave.
Works, 1I0S and ITO z NV. Telephone SOA
mh2-tf N. NEWMYER. Manager.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA.
Harriet 7. Bradshaw v. Julius Bradshaw. E1 153S7
On motion of complainant, by Mr.. Campbell Car
rington, her solicitor II is, the 10Th day of May
1894, ordered that defendant cause his appearance
to be entered herein before the 10th day, ex-
elusive Of Sundays and legal holidays. occurring
after the day OF the first publication OF this order
otherwise the cause will be proceeded with as in
of default. The object Of this suit is absolute
divorce on account Of extreme cruelty endangering
the life and health of petitioner.
By the court: W. s. cox Justice
true copy. Test: ]. r. YOUNG, Clerk
By NJ. A. CLANCY, Asst. Clerk my29-1aw3w
THIS is To GIVE NOTICE:
That the subscriber of the District of Column
bia, has obtained from the Supreme Court OF the
District OF Columbia, holding a special term for
Orphans Court business, letters testamentary on
the personal estate OF Frank f. Brownell late OF
the District Of Columbia, deceased; all persons
having claims against the said deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same. with the
vouchers thereof, to the subscriber before
the TENTH DAY Of MAY NEXT: they may
otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit of
the said estate.
Given under my hand this 10th day Of May,
1894
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST CO.,
By ANDREW PARKER. Sec
JOHN B. LARNER Proctor. my22-1aw3t
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HAIR DRESSING.

SHAMPOOING BY LATEST IMPROVED METHODS
in Madame Yales Temple of Beauty. All skin
blemshes removed, not covered up. Face massage
and steaming free. Metzerott bldg, lilo u.
myS-1m'
MISS WILES. EIGHT YEARS WITH MDE. PRAN-
di, is In charge Of the Hair Dressing Parlor of
the Palais Royal G and 18th SITS. Hair dressing
e0c.: shampooing. 50c. bangs cut and curled, zoe.
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Columbia Park.

The Gem OF Washington Suburbs. Only Is min
utcs from the city. For 10 days you get a lot
25x10O feet, from s25 TO $50 Office, 62a St NV
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master Of oooertisins,, saps:
il is efaimeo for f8e 1noas8inston
Star, ono proBa6fp fruf8fuffp
Claimed, f6af no offer nemspapef
tn f9e eounfrp goes info 50 farse
a percentage Of off f8e 8ouses
nuif6tn a raotus Of ftpenfp mites
from f6e office Of publication
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TAILY-HO COACH LINE DAILY, $50 AM, 2
pm. from 5l1 18th st.-Arlington. Cabin J. B.
and all points Of interest. Fridays, special, FIT.
Myer drill. 0 am. Trip, Soc; limited. 25c.
my21-1ms
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FOR CHARTER STEAM LAUNCH DIXIE FOR UP.
per and lower river canal trips. at reasonable
rates. Inquire Of W. II. SAMPSON Ala Goth st.
NV. Telephone call. 495. my17-1ms
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ficers, the assistant aojutant general the
assistant quartermaster general, the past
department commanders and the post COM
manders.
Committee on decoration and grounds
Edwin ]. Sweet, chairman; j. B. Gilhllen,
Geo. E. Rowe. CT. Benjamin, William Bell,
Gilbert NJ. Hustled, George w. Lacy, ID. w.
Beach.
Finance committee-wm. Gibson. chair
man; S. E. Fsunce, S. W. Tuley, w. H.
Doolittle E. c. Grumley, VIM. Z. Horton,
E. L. Chapman, ]. H. Devices. Newton
Ferree. Geo. w. Pratt. E. S. Fletcher, F.
A. Fenton, Chas. Z. Troutman. ID. J. Evans,
w H. Partridge. G. C. Ross. Harry H.
A. Hart. Rev. ]. ID. Smith, Geo. II. Arm
strong, f. d. Tracy. 7. J. Burrell, Col. L.
p. Wright. Gel Cecil Clay. Chas. ID. Loef-
fer, Eiw A. Moseley, Jos. w. Kirkley. Rev.
]. H. Bradford, Chas. Nichols, j. P. Guam
der. Dr. A. J. Huntoon, Gilbert Thompson,
Edw. Webster. ID. A. MCGOWAN, b. F. Full
Ter, Hy. Gardner, Jas. H. Lighter. Francis
G. Saxton, w. T. Titcomb, b. w. Beebe,
II. F. Holmstead, Jos. Trainor, F. Collins
Smith, NJ. T. Anderson. r. T. Bean, Edw.
]. Sweet, Peter S. Lesh, Lucius f. RAN
dolph. John A. Harvey. r. Emmett Smith,
NJ. Mahany David Williams H. E. WILL
Jams, Peter McGirr, James McRea, ]. s.
Mcfarland. DR.. William Pitts. Chas. n.
Robinson, NJ. Barringer, A w. Bowen,
John Maley, E. p. Atkinson, L. H Post,
o. F. Dunlop. R. e. Jordan, b. w. Bonney'
w. T. Kelley, c. II. WEIGH. W. L. Kinds.
W. E. Post. David Leonard. E. B. Cham
bers,J. d. Conner. Miss S. A Chapman.
Miss Emma Miller, Mrs. Augusta c. Star
key, B. F. Chase. r. c. Sueden. F. A Niles.
H. T. Hunton. Miss NJ. L. Buckley. B. F.
Moffett. ]. S. Garrison. NJ. H. Stout, H.
Heady. w. II. Fuss. G. A. Gilliland, j. r.
Hays. Geo. Graham, Phil. Metzger, W. H
Evans, r. Marquet, Thos. Dalton, w. L.
Solean, J. H. Hewlett, c. F. Benjamin.
Transportation committee - Newton NJ
Brooks. chairman: F. L. McKenna, Newton
Ferree.
Music committee - Geo. E. Corson, chair
man; Walter Middleton, w. w. Withing-
ton, J. H. Bradford, q. A Preston
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ADVANCING RATES
A Raise of Twenty-Five
Per Cent
Made by the Southern Pacific on
Beans to Texas - Short-Time
Schedule on the Canadian.

The Southern Pacific Company has deter
mined that shippers of beans can bear more
pressure Beans are shipped in immense uuan.
titles TO Mexico and Texas from California, a
fact which is not generally known. But the
railroad people appreciate the ignorance re-
garding this important product and has quietly
gone to work and made an extraordinary raise
In the rates between here and Texas.
Heretofore the rate was 80 cents for 100
pounds, which shippers believed was "all the
traffic can bear" II was not nearly enough TO
satisfy the Southern Pacific and an addition OF
20 per cent has been ordered.
For every 100 pounds of beans sent in car
load lots the company will receive 6215 cents
after September 8. Instructions have been is.
sued TO all agents of the company in California
TO advance the rate from so to 621h cents,
which Is about third of the present marke
quotations.
Produce men complain bitterly against the
advance which they say will iniure California;
business In beans and that Is a considerable
item In the States income. An exception Is
made IN shipments TO Galveston, Houston,
Tex, TO which points the old rate win obtain.
The new carload rates on hops from Cali
fornla TO Eastern points went into effect yes
terday. There had been no carload rate on
hops, so price OF 81 90 was made Tor trans
pOrtation OF every 100 pounds of hops provided
the shipment be not less than IL, 600 pounds
Agent Stern of the Canadian Pacific Com
pany in this city received dispatch from his
head Office announcing that a new time
schedule will go into effect over the Canadian
road at once. The plan Is TO reduce thu time
for an overland trip by twelve hours. Trans
continental trains VIII leave Vancouver at the
usual old esta olished hour Of departure, but by
fast running aud short Stops they Will arrive at
Montreal and st. Paul twelve hours ahead of
the present scheduled time.
This Will bring the trip down o five days. AS
the time is TO be cut west of Winnipeg by in
eTeasing speed Of trains this reduction will
make the trip TO western points matter of TWO
or three days. Opposition is looked for among
the American roads, which Will not be Outdone
by their enterprising rival over the border, aud
so the result will in all probability be an I'M
pr owed service and shorter Imprisonment in
the cars going across the continent.
5. u. Clark. general superintendent of the
Milwaukee road Is on his way from Portland
10 arrive to-day. 1t Is surmised that the object
Of his visit Is 10 view the local situation and
confer with the agents about business Of the
road.
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FEELING UNEASY.
Wine GroWers Will Act
for Themselves.
A Probability That the Syndicate
Scheme Will Not Be Able to
Operate This Season.

There was a perceptible look Of disappoint-
ment on the faces OF the few wine. producers
VINO assembled in the rooms OF the State Viii
cultural Commission yesterday morning TO dis
cusS the present stage of the much-tangled
syndicate plan.
The answer TO the proposal submitted to the
directors OF the California Wine Association,
which was published yesterday, was spread
upon the minutes and the meeting adjourned
until this morning at IL o'clock. when 1t is
hoped the full committee will put in an appear
ance.
for signing contracts 10 December has given
result in a collapse OF the entire scheme.
Al all events 1t will probably have the effect
OF postponing operations until next year, and
Ia the meanwhile the growers VIII endeavor 60
contrive SONS plan of action which NAV proye
TO their advantage.
The wine product this season may aggregate
14,000,00O to 15,000,000 gallons, against
22.o00,o0o 10 q, 100000 gallons last year.
IL is estimated that no less than 600. 600
gallons are stored away Ia the cellars OF pro-
dueers, who are anxious TO dispose OF IL In
order 10 make room for this seasons vintage.
In this city alone the dealers have stored in
their cellars about 1000, 900 gallons OF which
the greater part is old wines
IL is thus seen that a supply of 12 900 900
Gallons remains in California which, is ealeu-
lated 10 suffce until next summer.
Taking these facts under consideration many
OF The wine producers believe that by holding
on TO their STOCK another year they would be
enabled 10 fall into market much better than
exists a. present.
The growers canYassing committee. how
ever, will continue Its labors with view OF
complying with the So-per-cent option clause by
September 15.
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THE NICHOLS CHILD.
A Struggle for Her Possession Begun
in the Probate Court,


Secretary McComb, of the Society for the
Prevention OF Cruelty to Children, applied tC
Judge Levy yesterday for letters OF guardian.
ship over Emily Nichols, the nine-year old cir
who was taken from her mother because, as
it was alleged, she kept a disreputable house
on Mason street.
The hearing OF the petition will come up next
Thursday, and Judge Levy notified Mrs. Mich.
OILS TO have the child ia court that day. Al
present the whereabouts of the child is only
known TO the mother.
In an answer TO the application Of Secretary
McComb Mrs. Nichols alleges that she has
reared the child ana supported It out of her
earnings since 1887. Tue father. NJ. NJ. Mich.
OILS. who lives at Suffer Creek. Amador County
has not supported the child in any way since
that time. when the two were divorced. She
denies that she is a woman of criminal la bits OF
character. and declares General McCOmb and
the child's father have entered into a conspiracy
to get the young one away from her. The attor.
ney for Mrs. Nichols also says that Nichols is q
man OF means and has agreed 10 pay the society
for the possession OF the child. General Mic
Comb denies that be is actuated by any mer
cenarY motives.
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RATHER COMPLICATED.
What Judge Coffey Thinks of the
Mackay Estate SQuabbie.

In Judge Coffey's court yesterday, before the
Martin Will contest was taken up, Attorney
Heggerty applied for the distribution OF the
annuity of $50 a month provided in the will Of
the late Patrick n. Mackay for Mrs. Hattie
Sehenck, his colored housekeeper, who after
ward tried 10 prove in court that she was bis
wife. Under the will $4,000 WIS TO be sci
aside for the payment of this annuity. There
is also petition pending In the court for the
distribution of the estate TO the colOred child,
who Mrs. ochenck says is Mackay's offspring
Judge Coffey said that IL 1t could be proved that
the child was the offspring OF Mackay IL would
be doubtful If the annuity could Do paid 10 the
mother under the Will.
The attorney stated that his client, as guard
ian OF the child, would consent TO distribution
pending the determination after petition IN
behalf OF the little claimant.
Judge Coffey said the case was somewhat
complicated. and he would hear il next
Wednesday,
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that district against certain street grades, de-
tails being also overlooked in this, The peti-
difference of from 20 to 60 feet from one TO the
other side of the street," and asking that the
Surveyor be instructed to reduce them TO
practical basis
The morning call., 1894-08-31
Crooked Plumbers.

Robert Hess and John Warrel, plumbers,
were charged In Judge Conan's court yesterday
with failing TO comply with the plumbing ordi-
nance in not registering. The evidence showed
that they had been doing a lot of erooked work
AS an instance they used putty instead of lead
in making sewer connections. Warrell pleaded
guilty and was fined So, and Hess will be SEN
fenced TODAY,
The morning call., 1894-08-31
Streets of south San Francisco.

A faint protest was filed yesterday with the
Supervisors against the wholesale change OF
names of the streets of South Saa Francisco.
About fifty names were signed TO the paper,
ton.
a protest was filed also BY other residents OF
The morning call., 1894-08-31
ASSESSMENT NOTICES

NOTICE OF Observation-Disclosures WICK
~ Consolidated cold Mining Company. Location
OF principal place OF business, San Francisco Cali
fornis: location of works, Grass Valley Mining
Dis triet, Nevada County, California
Notice is hereby given that st a nj etIng OF the
board OF directors held the 22d day of August.
1898, an assessment (No. y of two az cents per
corporation payable Immediately ia United States
gold coin, to the secretary. at the Office of rms
company, room 66, Nevada block san Francisco,
california, or 10 the treasurer, J. ]. Hslpin 81
Broadway, room s. New York city, State OF New
York. on or before the 18th day OF September
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the 2Sth day of September 1884
Will be delinquent and advertised Tor sale at pub
lie auction; and unless payment is made before
will be sold on THURSDAY. the 18th day of oe
together with the costs Of advertising and az
pensss Of sale BY order Of the board Of directors
oGice-Room So. Nevada block. San Francisco
California an2s I'd
NOTICE OF AssEssMRNr-P0rOgTM MINING
AZ Com pa4y. Location or principal place Of
business, san Frsneisco, California; location OF
Notice is hereby given that st a meeting OF the
1894. an assessment mo. 42l OF twenty -aTe f2bi
cents er share was levied upon the capital stock
States gold coin the secretary, at the once 81
tne company. room 10, Nevada block, SOC Mont
gomery Sc. San Francisco. California
Any stock upon wnicn this assessment shah re-
main unpaid on the 9th fay Of September l9q4
WI be delinquent and advertised fer sale At pnO,
q.
VIII De sold on THURSDAY. the 27th day OF sen.
teInesr, 1884, TO pay tho delinquent assessments,
toGethsr with the costs of advertising and er.
ponses OF sale. By order of tho board of dIrec.
tors. CHAS Z RTJTnTT SaoS..s.N
onlee-Room 79. Nevada block, sos Montgomerv
s.. San Francisco. California ana IA
NOTICE OF ASSBSSM r-CHOLLAR MIN.
H,., ing company. Location OF principal place q,
DusiaesS; San Francisco. California; location az
"SIns. virginia, storey County, Nevada
NolSe Is hereby given that al > meeting Of thu
iSoa OF directors held on the 9th day OF August
an assessment. No. 80, OF 20 cents per snare
was lefled upon the capital stock of the eornora
can pAysoie immediately in United States gold
eoln 70 the secretary at the ONCE OF the comnsnv
room 79, Nevada block, No. 3Oe Monegotp' aa 70
street. San Francisco, California 40 i0'J
any STOCK upon which this assessment shall "a
main unpaid on the 18th day of september 500
VIII De oellnQuent ana advertised for sale az nnt
nc auction anu unless payment is made before
VIII De SOLD on THURSDAY, the 4th day OF Ocro-
DeI. 1888, 70 pay the delinquent assessment To-
getner with the costs OF advertising and exnanss,
Oh sale BY order of the Board of Directors
CHAS. f. ELLIOT, SecretarT
once-Room 7s. Nevada block, No 400 MsaA
goinsry street. Ssn Francisco. California auto "a
The morning call., 1894-08-31

Part twenty-six of 3" Picturesque Cali
fornia" is devoted to several por lions of
the state and fs a fine number.
The morning call., 1894-08-31
An Hotel Man Fails.

Richard Beaseley, hotel-keeper, has applied
to the SUPERIOR Court TO be declared insolyent.
His liabilities amount 10 $3.50 80 and his
assets consist Of bills due him from various
persons amounting TO S1O16 75.
The morning call., 1894-08-31
THE FERRY BRIDGE.
Plans for the Foot Structure Over
East Street.

East Street.
Chief Engineer Holmes OF the State Board of
Harbor Commissioners has prepared plans for
the passenger bridge across East street from
the foot of Market 10 the ferries.
The corner of Sacramento East and Market
streets may have 10 be condemned and the Sac
ramentO-street car line switched off around
the condemned corner. Otherwise there are n
changes in the plans that were heretofore de-
scrbed In THE CALL when the matter was first
brought o public attention.
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PARTNERsHIP NOTICE,

/ 4ISSOLUTION OF PARTNEKSHTP = IN n
- partnership heretofore existing between the
Undersigned under the firm name OF FROLICH e
NE CHAN is this day dissolved by mutual con
sent. The business, good viii and effects of SAID
ntn nave been purchased by THOMAS Z.
MEi6HAN, who has assumed all the liabilities of
the late firm. ana the business will be hereafter
carried on by him under the name OF FROLICH IL
San Francisco, August "a. 1894.
THEO FROLICH,
au3l STIR THOS. p MERRIAM
The morning call., 1894-08-31
MEETING NoT1CEs-CoNTINUED.


- Officers and Members of Ia
~ The Caledonian Club are hereby kS%S
requested TO attend the funeral OF the sysss%C0
Wlie OF our ClanSman JAMES McNAB, ~N
from her late residence, 1920 Postst, At
at 2 P. NJ. TO-DAY.
C. CHISHOLM. Chief.
JAMES H. DUNCAN. Secretary.
ES Clan Fraser NO. 10, o. :. c., will
hali Larkin ST.. FRIDAY EVENING, August
o.. A nrst-class literary programme Will be pre-
sehteu Admission 25 cents. Entertainment AT 3
O'CLOCK sharp, dancing at 10 O'Clock
h. S. DUNCAN, Chief.
wan. CoRMAcK Sec. au26 80 81 81
- Notice of Annual Meeting To
the stockholders of the Pacific Electric
motor Company: You are hereby nOtI fed that the
next annual meeting OF the stockholders of said
company Tor the election of directors for the en-
SUNG year ana the transaction of such other bus-
ness as may come before the meeting will be cid
az the company'S ONCE, II Annie ST.. city OF san
Francisco, State of California, at p NJ, on TUES.
DAY, the 18th day OF September, 1894.
au29 lat a. C. OW IN T. Secretary.
RB Notice of Annual Meeting - To
America: You are hereby notified that the next
annual meeting OF the members of the Weekly
Benefit society of America, for the election OF
trustees for the ensuing year. and the transaction
OI sucD other business as may come before the
meeting, VIII be held ri the office of the society
12O912 POLK street. city of San Francisco State OF
SalIornla, TUESDAY, the eleventh day of Sep
temoer 1884, st the hour of 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ. The
pos VIII remain open for the election of trustees
until IL O'Clock M OF that day.
}. C. SKINNER. President
l. l.. NELSON, Secretary. au2S lbt
The morning call., 1894-08-31
PERSONALS.

WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
j debts contracted by my wife. MRS. L. ISAACS
OF MRS. VALENCIA. EDWARD ISAACS.
August 30 1894.
The morning call., 1894-08-31

IN MEN AT $50 AND FOUND, so BOTS AT
oO $50 and found, to pick grapes, dry and box
ralslhs WORK IN packing and drying houses aud In
Wlne-celiars for large company; TO mon ths'
WORK; can early. MURRAY & READY, 634 Clay.i
The morning call., 1894-08-31

= HOTEL WATERS, $50; 3 COOKS $40 AND
$50 dlshwashers. SIS and $50 MURRAY
q READY, 6S4 Clay st.
20 SAILORS TO PICK GRAPES; $50 AND
80 Iouna; months work. MURRAY &
READY, 6S4 Clay st.
> CONCRETE-FINIsHERs. So SO DAY: is La
= porers and teamsters. 81 rs day; swiss farm
Clay st. !
10 MEN To WORK IN WINE-CELLARs, $40
80 ana round, railroad fare paid; 8 farmers,
SxVi = hay-oalers, lie per ton. MURRAY &
READY. 634 Clay st.
EDN oOD-TlE MAKERS. &c: RANCH TEAM
IA sters, $40: American farmer and wife $50;
hha nan man on rancn. SIS. experienced boy in
nsSoiy. eIo ana found; 10 shovelers, 81 per day
" aHD " oIo Clay Sc.
PohIER FOR SALOON; REFERENCE ADJ
oress b., box h. Call Branch once. au3l3ts
The morning call., 1894-08-31

QS00 THE WHOLE OR Il ALE OF Al RES
IT OOO . tauTant in excellent location; doing
fns business; clears $50 20 S75 per mo Tn TO
each: half cash If good man. SMITH, 30 KearnY
street. au3l 3t<
The morning call., 1894-08-31

IOOO SALOON FOR SALE FOR $500:
I'd IOOO must be sold on account of sickness;
handsomely fitted up: well stocked: furnished
rooms; see this great bargain. 1883 Mission.A1 IS
The morning call., 1894-08-31


$3.50 COR GK0CE EasF MIka !, bAK 5 OLD
in stock and MIXTURES; clears 1925 per mouth. Ses
STRAND q PROLL, 10 Sixth st.
The morning call., 1894-08-31

EOR SALE AT A BARGAIN-FIKST-C GLASS
Laundry only white laundry in the town; good
horse and wagon everything convenient; rent
cheap; must sell as owner is gong away. apply
to d. RIECK, American Laundry, Monterey,
Cal. au3l 3t~
The morning call., 1894-08-31

| 0QO RESTAURANT. sos FOURTH ST.:
| NCO. new French range and fixtures; must be
sold this week; cause sickness. au24 3t&
The morning call., 1894-08-31

E'OR SALE-BRANCH BAKERY CON FECrION7
i cry aud lunch-rooIn, with liviug-rooms and fury
n1ture; good place for man and wife: no opposp
ton removable 1906 kentuckY ST. Porraro 2S Is
The morning call., 1894-08-31

S00 WOMEN AND GIRLS WANTED IMME-
COV dlately 10 work fruit by the California
CahnerleS Company at the Brannan-St. cannery.
oet Ihlrd and Fourth. Apply Immediately ais If
The morning call., 1894-08-31

CORNER CIGAR-STORE ON KEARNY ST
y Inquire 643 Kearny st. au29 as