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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-08-11
NEARLY COMPLETE.
The Populist Ticket Lacks Only the
MaVOr.

The Populists nomin ated a whole lot OF
people last evening for nominations for a
whole lot of Offices. As the investigating
committee was unable to report upon the
parties named no voting was done.
The session of the convention was held
at Scottish Hall. There was no incident
OF the session except it might be the en-
thusiasm manifested at the afterthougbt
of a delegate TO put woman on the ticket.
Laura de Force Gordon was named for the
nomination for Justice of the Peace.
DIR. York had listened to every other
man in the convention nominating or Sec
Onding the nomination of somebody and
still resisted the tenn ptation-if tenn pta-
ton there was-until now. But now he
became eloquent and ran over the time
limit, and when Delegate Perkins-who
had himself nomin ated several people and
seconded the nomination of nearly all the
others-remonstrated. the doctor brGsquely
told him to "sit down." and went on with
his eulogy of Mrs. Gordon.
Z. III. johnson, president OF the Trades
Council, made the fetching speech of the
evening in naming J. c. Watson Counsel
for the A. X. u for the nomination for
City and County Attorney.
The rule to ''close nominations" was dis
pensed with by vote. so that the list of
office will remain open tor nominees until
the convention closes.
G. w. II. Patterson, who was knitted for
Supervisor by Nj. FL. Holland Thursday
night, was brought forward for the nomi-
nation for Treasurer. and his friends are
confident that his i'll treatment at the
hands of man who has since been
dropped out of the onventlon-which is
said to mean out of the party-will stand
him in good stead for the nomination for
Treasurer.
The nomination for the May orally was
postponed until the next sitting of the con-
ventlon, Tuesday evening.
The fifteen freeholders will be named by
the State Cen trail Committee-this by mo-
ton last night.
Following is the list OF nominations for
the nominations:
For the office of Justice of the Peace.
John M. ' erdenal, Laura de Force Gordon
and II. Lewis.
For Coroner, DR.. r. L. Switzerland, DR..
P. A. Terry. DIR. G. w. Deywalt and
Albert Fouch.
For the office of City and County Sur
veyor, C. 81. Holbrook and E. +. Tucker.
For Superintendent of Schools, Daniel
Lambert.
For Public Administrator, E. j. Ensign.
For the office of City and County At
torney, j. G. Watson and W. w. Sander
son.
For District Attorney. Frank A. Cattern.
For Treasurer. George W. FL. Patterson
and Joseph A. Davis.
For Recorder. Henry c. Langren and
James FL. RoxDurg.
For Auditor. Silas j. Haywards, Pro-
lessor j. r. Ruckstell and P. E. FaralI.
For County Clerk. George w. Van
Guelpen.
For Superintendent of Streets, J. S.
Thompson.
For Assessor. Clarence E. Ayres and
Frank COrbelI.
For Sheriff. p. l.. Archibald
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FAIRLY STARTED.
The Wine Syndicate Is
Incorporated.
objects of the New Association Fully
Stated-CapitaI Stock-ElectiOn
of Officers.

Articles of Incorporation for the new wine
syndicate, of which so much has been said OF
late, we've FLED yesterday, and the long contem-
plated organization is now an established ad-
junct to the yiticulJural interests of California.
:: The corporation VIII be known as The CalifOr-
pia Wine Association, the capital stock being
placed at $4,000, OOO of which 1900, 600
has already been subscribed.
&c: The directors are: Henry Epstein, Charles
Carry, Henry Koher, Henry Van Bergen, John
j: Weglein. E. c. PribeT, Henry Lachman, j.
Fr6wenfeld, a. L. Tubbs, Hans H. Kohler and
Percy T. Morgan.
): The object of the association is, briefly, TO
control the wine interests of the State with
view to securing better prices. On account of
the low rates which have existed during the
past few years the business of dealers has been
Seriously impaired, and natural result
Eastern markets have be flooded with an in
TerioT quality of cheap wine, which is democrat
King to the industry here.
One of the main intentions Of the syndicate is
ito establish standard grades and raise The Eepu-
tatfOn OF California wines in the st.
FAT The first meeting held yesterday the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the ensuing
year: President, G. Carpy; vice. presidents, H.
Epstein, Henry Van Bergen and Henry Lach-
man; treasurer, j. Frowefeld; secretary Hans
H.. Kohler.
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Civil Service Examinations.

GIVEN AWAY, cake OF fine toilet soap with
each purchase at The Market, 749 Market st.
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APPRECIATED EFFORTS.
The Merchants Association the Re.
Cipient of a Compliment.

President A. B. C. Dohrmann of the Mer-
chants Association received the following
resolution yesterday which speaks for itself:
SAN Francisco. Aug z, 1894.
To the Merchants association OF san Frdacisco-
DEAR SIRs: The California Hotel Association at
Its regular monthly meeting held the 9th inst,
ar the Palace Hotel, unanimously passed the fol-
lowing resolution:
ReSofTed, That this association hereby desires to
express It's hearty approval and warm commenda-
tton OF the good work upon streets, so far
shown by the cleanly condition of those which
you have caused to be cleaned. Make our city
worth living in by improving the Streets keeping
them clean and in identifying San francisco and
you Will have accomplished most desirable work,
one that will be to the benefit not only of every
property owner and holder, but of every person
within the city limits. In the further prosecution
or this work we cheerfully pledge TO you our per-
sOnal support aud Influence and willingly express
earnest desire that you viii falter In this
undertaking, but continue on until San Francisco
be cassed with Washington and Paris as
cleanly and beautiful cities. Yours truly,
S. +. THORN. President.
r. II. WAKEFIELD. Secretary.
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A Row Arrested for BURGLARY.

James Hughes, II years old, was locked up
at the new City Prison last night on a charge of
burglary. The boy seems to have MADE a mis-
lake in choosing trade, for although he is a
nIasterer and interior decorator be has a liking
for harness shops, having stolen two or three
saddles, az alleged. He was charged with
burglary on complaint of John Moss, who Ives
ar Tenth and Mission streets. from whom be is
saId 10 rave stolen saddle week ago.
Detective Cody, who made The arrest, says
he has proof that Hughes has tapped tllls and
done other work of the kind, but the persons
from whom he stole refuse 10 appear against
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fiawaii-Paradise of the Pacific.

A bright, breezy entertaining lecture was de-
livered by Mrs. NJ. L. Cans at NJ tropolltan
Temple last evening upon the subject Of our
little protege republic, "Hawaii-the Paradise
of the Pacific"
: The lecture was Illustrated with $50 colored
<stereopticoD views which were an entertain
,ment in themselves. The affair was under the
auspices Of the Calvary Presbyterian Sabbath
school and quite large audience was present.
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Wolff as an InsoIyent.

The creditors of Henry Wolff, who is strug-
Cling heroically to avoid paying his wife ali.
mony petlGio1ed the Superior Court yesterday
TO declare him an insolvent, Inc creditors,
whose claims amount to about $4,000. are M.
Schussler & Co., the California JeWelIy Com
paDy and Henry Kahn g. Co.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
WIGWAM THEATER.

Corner Stockton and Geary streets.
ALBERT MEYER. .......................M Manager
Week Commencing Monday Eve, Aug. 6,
Another Big Show i--Everything New
Artists from the Principal Eastern Theaters.
First appearance OF the world-famed comedians,
Rowe and Rentz; first time of the famous Russian
athletes Twin Bros. Gloss; Mons. Emil Chevril,
French trick viol mist; John Williams, champion
vocalist and dancer; Blanche Newcomb Grim
minis and Gore, Johnny and Emma Ray. Leroy
and CLAYTON, etc Admission: Opera Chairs, 35c;
Reserved Seats, Csc: General Admission. loo.
MATINEES Saturday and sunday at r. Il.
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REFORMED CHURCH.
"A Series of Lectures to Begin To-
Morrow Evening.

Rev. E. j. Dupuy. whose bi-weekly articles on
socialism in the Franco Californian have been
noticed by French-teadlng Americans. will
deliver a series of lectures In The church rooms
at 1110 Powell street, TO begin tomorrow at
.7:45P NJ
The subject will be, "The Bible and It's Re-
laIienshiD to Social Life" divided into three
parts, setting forth the various influences
brought to bear upon society by the Bible and
its teachings
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GLASS at F. n. Woods 6 Co.'s. 81 First ST rect.
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Town Talk.

= GIVEN AWAY FREE.
-. . Premiums richly worth 25c and SOC.
One: given with each bOc and 81 purchase OF their
celebrated
-: TEAS, COFFEES AND SPICES.
At all stores OF
GREAT AMERICAN IMPORTING TEA COM
:" PANY.
Are also selling
Crockery, Chinaware and Glassware at Half Prices
DON'T STAY AT HOME.
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THE LABOR COUNCIL.
Resolutions Adopted Condemning
COO!ie abOr

CoOlie Labor.
At meeting Of the Labor Council last even
ing the delegates from the Typographical
Union presented set of resolutions for in
dorsement which bad been adopted by that
body at a recent meeting These condemned
Chinese labor in California hop fields and
recommend that all labor OrganizatIons
throughout the Stale take such action as may
prevent the marketing of hops hacked by
coolies. They also recommend that label be
adopted with which to stamp all bales put up
by white hands.
The Typographical Union subscribed 500
toward assisting the Los Angeles body In its
boycott against the Times.
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The Civil Service Commissioners will convene
this morning to examine applicants for posi-.
lions il the postal service. 1t is expected thai
$50 applicants will be present including those
for positions OF mail clerks and Carriers The
examination will take place In the old Commer-
clal High School building on Powell street.
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aThe article about Sau Francisco in
part 23 of Picturesque California" is
written by Joaquin Miller. 1t is illus
trated by eighteen beautiful pictures.
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VI. Rea Estate Agents Rent collectors ana
Auctioneers, Ia Montgomery str San Francisco.
Call at our office and obtain one OF our Real
Estate Records, which contain a list of properties
for sale in all parts OF the city.
IMPROVED PROPERTY
$40 500 BUSINESS s I,o on a, 9Th .na
also 2-story house of 6 rooms: botn streets ac-
septcd by the city.
$4,000 NIoE zsT 81 BAY ana n, wINP pow
view of almost the entire city: In the sheltered
part OF the Mission: lot % 61100.
G.O1On SPLENDID INVESTMENT; COM
DOlOO. paratively new building; In 2 fats
rented to railroad employees at 1912 per annnm;
near jackson and Mason sts
Ooe0O RENTS s3s PER MONTH; 8 TEN.
tpOOOO. ementS and lot 25xS0: Gilbert ST.;
mortgage OF $500 can remain If desired.
$4,000 FALCON AVE: BAy.wINDow
I'D tOOO. house of rooms and bath; large
basement; lot 6OxllO.
S0Z0U. 2-story house of Z rooms and bath !:
fine view: lot 2cx6o
$4,000 NICE sToRx NgAa n NEW
and bath; brick foundations, ETC.; lot 22:sx99;
G7O60 BEAUTIFUL HOME; 2-SToRY
ID ZOU. bay.window residence of rooms
and bath; laundry; stone walks, etc.; lot 25x
1877 IS: Turk ST.. sunny line; street accepted by
the city.
q. OCOn RENTS $500 PER ANNUM; 2
NOZUU. good flats of and rooms and bath
each; brick foundations, etc.: street accepted:
fashionabe neIghborhood; Sacramento st. near
Van Ness
G91O0 RENTS $34s PER ANNUM; 2
IT OtUO. flats of rooms each; stable: good
place for expressman; lot 25x8O; Stevenson ST.,
near twentieth.
@O6O0 2FLATS Of ROOMS AND BATH
UOCOO. each; Jones ST.; nice location; rents
1918 per annum.
n1O O0O GOLDEN GATE AVE: ELE-
ID O.OOO. CANT flats of and rooms and
baths each. and cottage of rooms and bath: bay
windows, brick foundations. etc; all modern I'M
provements; mortgage of $47U0 remain IL
desired lot 30X12U to rear street.
@. 0OHO GOOD PLACE FOR EXPRESSMAN;
tDOAOO. cottage of rooms and bath; stable
for several horses; street accepted; lot 25x75;
Clara ST., near Fifth
S10 200 ELLIS ST. AND OLIVE AVE.
ment; three-story houses of 10 and rooms and
bath each; rents $500 per annum; lot 81 :6x 100 /:
both streets accepted.
6. H. UMBSEN e. CO., IA Montgomery ST.
deg 2t SuWe
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2ls92O Montgom cry ST..
Mills building.
u,HIRD-ST. INVESTMENT.
NE. corner Sd and Tehama sts., near Howard:
2l3 to 223 Sd ST.; 4.story building containing a
stores and Iodg house of 12earooms: rented
low; $l26 20 monthly. Sold by order Public Ad-
mlnistrator.
NraToMA-sT MANUFACTURING PROPERTY.
IN l47-l49 Natoma ST. near New Montgomery;
substantial 3-story frame building suitable tor
manufacturing purposes: almost new: lot 4Oxs0
feet. Sold py order PUBIC Administration.
HANDSOME MODERN FLATS.
ll2l-il2l1h); modern 2-story bay-window house
in flats; rents $29 monthly; lou 25xlOO feet.
sold by order Public Administrator.
DEYISApERo-ST RESIDENCE,
/ 22l2 Devisadero ST., e. lIne bet. Clay and
q rooms and bath; on line of cross town electric
road now buildings lot 25x1lo feet.
CLINTON PARK FLATS.
\ North line Clinton PARK bet. Market and
Guerrero sts (Nos 20 and 2Sia); modern two
story fats OF and rooms aao oath; easy terms
If desired: lot 25x75 feet.
OCrAy1a-sT. BUILDING LOT.
" West line Octavia ST, l25 feet north of Fill
bert: convenient to Unlon,st cable-cars: lot
ready TO build on; size, Zoxl3f:o feet. BY order
of Public Administrator
CLIPPER BUILDING LOT.
25xl25 feet; lot all ready build on: street
macadamzed. BY order or Public AdminiStr ator.
IYDE-ST RENTING PROPERTY.
IL Southwest cor. Hyde aud Washington sts
(150l TO 1911 washington aud l3lb-l3l7 Hyde) !;
improvements consist of substantial modern
bay window residences OF ana 10 rooms and
bath; rents 1897 50 lot 1877 :6xl37:6 feet Sold
by order Public Administrators.
CHIPLEY-ST INVESTMENT.
= los Shipley ST., rs feet from Fifth; three-story
building of four teDements; all rented; total
rents S37 monthly: lot 25x75 feet. Sold by order
Public Administrator.
MISSION WARM BELT.
Iu 526 10Th ST., bet. Guerrero and Dolores large
lot 5Uxll4: old imprOv ements which could be re-
modelled and made TO pay good income. Sold by
order Public Administrator.
CASTRo-sT. HOME.
" S35 Castro ST.. E. line. bet 22d and Hill; MI d.
new and In frSt-cass order; lot 2OXSO: mortaee
of $500 remain on this property at per
cent per annum.
TwENTIETH-ST. LOT
i n. line goth ST., bet. Castro and Diamond: lot
5Oxl14: small cottage rear of lot known as
1880 10th front portion of lot vacant; sold by
order OF Public Administrator.
r ANDERs-ST. BUILDING LOT.
- Z. line Landers ST.. 135 S. OF 14th lot 25x
1875; in block next TO Market; by order Of Public
Administrator.
OUTSIDE LAND, BLOCK 1852.
" Two lots, w. line of 10Th ave., $50 feet s. of
Q ST.: size 50x120; sold by order Public Admins
traitor.
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CLAIRVOYANTS
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELI QUENr SALE NOTICE. SCORPION
~ Mining Company. Location OF principal place
OF business. san Francisco, CAL; location of
works. Virginia City, Storey County, Nevada.
hotce.-rhere are delinquent upon the follow
ing-described stock. on account OF assessment No
g. levied on the 4th day of October, 1894, the
several amounts set opposite the names OF the
respective shareholders. as follows:
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LEGAL NOTICES.

nARTTTTON SAM ~ 1SI - - - =
4 LETIN newspapers-Pursuant to a decree of
the Circuit Court of the United States for the
Northern District of California entered on the
9th day of December, 1894, in a suit wherein
MARY ELIZA LEEDS OF al. are compartments and
ADoLPH FLAMANT JR. CT al. are defendants
the undersigned will sell at private sale the news
papers known as the DAILY MORNING CALI
and" WEEKLY CALL, with the property appertain.
ing thereto, and also the newspapers known as the
"DAILY EVENING BULLETIN" and WEEKLY
BULLETIN, with the property appertaining
thereto said newspa pers being published In the
city and county of San Francisco, state OF CALI
fornis. Bids will be received at the ONCE OF the
undersigned. room No. 81, Appraisers building
San Francisco. Cal. No bid for said "CALLn news
paper property will be acted on until after the
18th day OF December 1894 aud no bid for
said "BULLETINn newspaper property will be re-
ceived or acted on until after said date. Further
particulars as TO the terms OF sale will be fur
San Franciseo, December 9Th, 1894.
e. II. HEAC0CK.
DEF l2t Master in Cbancery.
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10000 INCOME $432 PER ANNUM AND
GDCOOO. always rented: have not lost 81 in
rent Tor years; on the \. side of the street;
cable-car passes the door, and is downtown prop
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a. OO0O A VERY DESIRABLE 2-STORY
ID ZOOO. bay-window house of 2 rooms and
bath; street paved with biIumen: situated near
Valencia and 18th sts.; this is pickup and must
luireS the money for further improvements
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

For catalogue and other particulars apply to
SHAINWALD BUCKBEE d co,
deg st 21S-220 Montgomery ST.
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T ARGE CHOICE CORNER LOT, 3 FRONTS:
IL 65x115; an offer wanted; corner of Howard
and 25th sts would render handsome income
If properly improved.
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CID 600 INCOME $3.50 PER ANNuM
u t.OUO. an No downtown investment;
below Van Ness ave-; car line passes the door !;
two bay-window houses of rooms and bath each
and two fats OF and rooms and bath each lot
has double frontage and both streets are accepted
by the city; this is rare investment; investi-
gate It.
Q1OO BUILDING LOTS, TRUSTEE SALE,
SDfOU and must close ont the block at
ono 6: on the Mission street electric lIne
only 2s minutes ride from the City Hall: these
lots 25xl so and level and ready for building;
they are cheap, and in evidence OF that fact,
have sold eleven OF them In fve days: don't fan
at 18th st. and ride to the terminus and you will
see the block ana find our man there TO secure
easy or for cash, as you like it, but they ust be
SOLD at once, hence they are put at this exceed
ingly low figure
600 aropepty on SGso cato
not far from Market St; 30x120: affording 3
fronts partially improved with substantial build
ings which are always rented
600 corner that must be So
at once as it is heavily mortgaeed; large lot BOX
81 IS: the improvements consist OF grocery store
and two fats and a house; the grocer has a o.
year lease; total income OF the property. 49, a
month or 1884 year; remember this property is
on a corner, and must be sold TO satisfy the mort
gage.
Q16O0 PAYS 5000 PER ANNUM; I'M
ID iOOO. provements in A No. order: prop
erty nicely located in western Addition; this is a
pickup.
elk OO0 CHOICE PIECE OF DOWN
- IL .OUO. town Sutter-st. property; north
side of the street: modern 3story building: rent
ed for $1,000 per annum.
GQO0 CHOICE BUILDING LOT ON 18TH
sD OOO. ave., a few feet from ST., facing the
park: street work complete; water and gas:
everything ready for building; size 25xl20; terms
10 suit purchaser.
For further particulars apply to o'FARRELI &
CO., IL Montgomery st. deg SuWe
$3.50. $4,000 CAN REMAIN ON MORTGAGE
RENTS $3.50 A YEAR.
THREE MODERN McALLISTER.ST. FLATS,
ONLY YEARS OLD
$725o-oniy $4,000 cash needed: 3 substantial
m odern fats of 5. and rooms and bath eacn;
fully rented at S72 80 per month; lot 25xIOO;
pays IL per cent per annum.
BOVEE. TOY & CO.,
- Montgomery ST.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

~ H. UMBSEN & &C,
VI Rea Estate Agents. Rent collectors ana
Auc tioneers. Ia Montgomery st.. San Francisco.
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O'FARRELI. CO.,
~ REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
IL MONTGOMERY ST.
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|, DIAMOND IN THE ROUGH!

1925 cash buys lot 25xl20 on Eighteenth ave-,
near Clement st. and Sutro road level lot for q
IeveI-headed buyer; the regular price for lots In
this vicinity is $50 per front foot and up; you ca
have this choice lot for SIT per front foot: act
quickly and get in on the ground floor H. E.
POEHLMAN, AIS Montgomery st. del22t
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OUTSIDE LAND, BLOCK 1852.
~ Two lots, W. line of 18th ave., $50 feet s. o
Q ST.: size o0xl2O; sold by order Public Admins
traitor.
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IMPROVED pRoPER1

Call at office and obtain one OF our Real
Estate Records, which contain list of properties
for sale in all parts OF the city.
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And In accordance with law and an order IRON
the board of directors, made on the 7th day of
November, 1894 so many shares OF each parcel OF
such stock as may be necessary will be sold at
public auction at the solcsroom OF s. 2. Middleton
81 Co.. 80 Montgomery street san Francisco. CAL.
on FRIDAY, the 2Sth day of December. 1894. at
the hour OF O'Clock N. of said day, to pay said
delinquent assessment thereon, together with
costs of advertising aud expenses OF sale.
GEO. r. SPINNEY. Secretary.
Omce-310 Pine St, room %, San Francisco, Cal.
dell Ia
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@. CEO0 NICE 2-STORY BAY WINDOW
u LOOU. residence of rooms and bath; brick
foundations, stone walks, ETC.; commands fine
view OF almost the entire city: In the sheltered
part OF the Mission: lot % 6x10U.
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$40 81. Sea- ssoss and Oh fat
also 2-story house of rooms: born streets &C.
septcd by tho city.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
DEAL ESTATE AUCTION,
III BY order Public Administrator.
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBEk IL, 1894, at IL \
THIRD.sT INVESTMENT.

SHAINWALD, BUCKBEE " CO.. Auctioneers,
2lS-22U Montgom cry ST.,
Mills building.
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U.O1OO SPLENDID INVESTMENT; COM
NOlOO. parativey new building; In 2 fats
rented to railroad employees at 1912 per annum {;
near jackson and Mason sts
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FOUND.

NEWFOUNDLAND DOG; OWNER CAN HAVE
~ same by proving property and paying ex-
penseS c. PARDI, 1921 Valencia st. del2 2t%
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QdO VERY NICE PIANO; PERFECT OR
ID ~. der; made in Europe 221 Leavenworth
street. dell 1t
NEW GRAND UPRIGHT FRENCH WALN Ut
~ cheap. 7l3 Valencia 81. dell 5ts
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PERSONALS.

u L-ALL ARRIVED SAFELY: THOUGHT
ID you would come: shall be so glad to see you
he n
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ANDERS-ST. BUILDING LOT.
- Z. line Landers St.. 135 S. OF 14th lot 25 !
l25; in block next 10 Market: by order of Public
Administrator.
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n1O SOO ELLIS ST. AND OLIVE AVE,
u ". COO. near Polk st.; splendid invest.
ment; three-story houses of 10 and rooms and
bath each rents $500 per annum: lot ~ :6x l 20 /:
both streets accepted.
G. II. UMBSEN & CO.. IA Montgomery St
go Su
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GOa0O RENTS S3s PER MONTH; TEN.
tpOOOO. ements and lot 25xS0: Gilbert ST.. /;
mortgage or $500 can remain II desired.
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TYPEWRITERs AND SUPPLIES.

CHAS. E. NAYLOR, MFGRS' AG'T, l9 MONTY
" st. Standard Typewriters and supplies: Mimeo-
graph goods; installment terms. rents repairs. TT
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BUSINESS CHANGES

TO BUY OR SELL A BUSINESS OF ANY
BERG, 917 Marketst
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IMPORTATION WANTED OF THE WHERE
aoouts OF CHARLES MCKAY who went to Call
fornia in tho forties with his father and brother.
When last heard from his was employee In a
wholesale fruit house in San Fran cisco. and was
connected with the Y. NJ. c. A. Also the address
OF the gentleman who is looking for the heirs of
LLIAM MCKAY. Address this ONCE. no27tf
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MAGNIFICENT WEBER PIANO, LEFT BY A
vi lady at room 81, 500 Market St: TO be sold
for what It Will bring. deg II