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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-06-13

Winged Foot won, Golden Dream second,
Cockernony third. Time, :5513
One and an eighth miles, Shakespeare Ii
won, Patrcian second, Dutch Skater third.
Time, :5914.
six furlongs, Zanone won, Jefferson second,
Emotional third. Time, :1615.
One and half miles, Red Cloud won, Flush
ing second, Tom Moore third. Time, 2:521a
CHICAGO, Ill, June 12.-Orinda. at 8 to
l, furnished the surprise at Forsyth to-day
by winning the fourth race. Helen Wren
and Golightly were the winning favorltes.
Rain made the track heavy and slushy.
Six furlongs, Helen Wren won, Mr.. Dunlap
second, Dominica third. Time. l :l9.
Hall mile, Golightiy won, MIS- so Murray sec
ond, Golden Tide third Time, :5O12
Seven furiongs, Irene Woods won, Fred X
second, Big Strive third. Time, l :33.
One mile, Orinda won, La Creole second
Longdale third. Time, 1 AS.
Five furlougs, J. H. Grafton won, Lady Fair
land second, George B. Swift third. Time'
1:0512.
Five furlongs, May Ashley won, Santa Cruz
second, Excuse third. Time, 1:05.
OAKLEY RACETRACK, OHIO, June Il
Four and half furlongs, Solo won, Three Bars
second, Floto third. Time, :574.
Seven furlongs, EvaneSca won, AnDa Garth
second, Black Silk third. Time, ~
F. We furlongs, Eugenia Wicks won, Imp sec
ond, Cavaleri third. Time, 1929
Seven furlongs, Robinson won. John Havnn
second, Mamie third. Time, 70.
One mile and seventy yards, Sir Dixie won
Judge Denny second, Anna Lyle third. 1lme'
1:45sI.
-Four and a half furlongs, Mary won, John
McElroy second, Good Order third Tlme'
;5615
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June 12.-Argentina in
the fourth race was the only tavorlte TO
win to-day. Attendance 5000.
Seven furiongs C. C. Rumrill won, Fred Eos
ter second Hush third. Time, 1917.
Five furIongs, Groganette won, Agent second,
Boagerges third. Time, 1861.
Six furlongs, Argentina won, Romance sec
ond. Don GARLIC third. Time, 1:16.
One mile and seventy yards, Sunburst won,
Big Ringer second, Whisper third. Time
:473[.
Seven flrlongs, Pretender won, Nicholas
second, Bridget third. Time, :29M.
Six turlongs. Sligo won, George F. Smith
second, Ellen third. Time, lay.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-06-13

eel loyousness, great
gladne IS in every bone, muscle and fibre OF
your body. How? By cleansing the blood,
the stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels.
You can do this with the best herb remedy
manufactured. 1t is joys Vegetable Sar-
saparilla. When you swallow joys you
find it palatable; when it does its work
you find it pleasant, agreeable. You will
be cured of habitual constipation and in
fact any bowel disorder if you use Joys
Vegetable Sarsaparilla moderately.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-06-13
SCOTT JACKSON'S OHARACrER.
Witnesses WhO StCOre That 1t Was of tn,



Best.
CINCINNATI, OHIO, June 12.-The de-
tense in the Waiting trial rested its case at
this afternoons session. and the State be-
gan its examination of witnesses in re.
buttaI.
DR.. Edwin Landy, who proved a good
witness for the defense two or three days
ago, resumed the witness-stand. En-
baIming, he said, would probably destroy
the evidence that person had died from
hemorrhage. The vertebr9 from a hu-
man neck were introduced, and the wit
ness pointed out how difficult it would be
be to sever neck. The jurymen handled
the CHASTITY piece of evidence rather GIN
gerly. DIR. Landy said in order to cut a
head off, it would be necessary to twist in
every direction.
letter was introduced and read by
Colonel Nelson, from Scott Jackson to
Wallng. 1t was dated Greencastle, Ind,
December %, 1895, and referred to Stella,
Cora, ''Willie's Queen, who is now in
DanvilIe," and other girls. 1t was full of
references to the parties given at Green
castle during the holidays but contained
no reference to Pearl Bryan.
The purpose of the prosecution in pre-
senting the letter was to show great init
macy between Jackson and Walling and
in its purpose it succeeded.
The prosecution began in rebuttal by in
Producing Robert Boles. colored, who said
that the Caldwell Guards drilled January
81. Captain George Jackson was there in
military overcoat and cap. Marshal
Brown of Avondale, A. ]. Clark of Gin
cinnati and Liveryman Robestock gave
George Jackson very good character.
Mrs. Hamilton of 731 West Seventh street,
Cincinnati, saw the Caldwell Guards drill
January 81. 1t was her nephew's birth
day.
The lawyers wed with each other in
seeing who could consume the most time.
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FRANK MAYO LAID TO REST.
Modest Ceremonies Orer the Remains in
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 12.-The
funeral OF Frank Mayo, the well-known
actor, took place to-day from Holy Trinity
Protestant Episcopal Church, where serv-
ices were conducted by Rev. DR.. William
Nelson McVicker, assisted by Rev. Levi
B. Edwards. The floral offerings were
handsome and the edifce was filled with
relatives and friends of the deceased. In
terment was privately made at West
Laurel Hill Cemetery. The pallbearers
were: Emmett q. King, Frank Campeau,
Arnold DAILY, ]. P. Tucker, William S. Gill
and Adolph Klauber, of Mayo's company.
Among those present at the services
were: James E. EMERSON Jr., and his
wife, Eleanor Mayo Elverson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin F. MAYO Miss Deronda Mayo
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mayo Jr., Joseph
Jefferson, G. B. Jefferson, John Jack,
Emmett Keane, Louis Aldrich, Julian
Reed and wife, Harry L. Davenport and
wife, Lillian Burkhardt, Mrs. Rachel Nc
Auley of Louisville, Mrs. Margaret Horner
OF San Francisco, and Charles E. Evans
and w. D. Mann of the Herald-square
Tkeater, New York.
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TESTIMONIAL.

THE EDWIN w. JOY CO.-Gentlemen
tried TO get another bottle of joys Veg
etable Sarsaparilla and the clerk in the
drugstore brought something just as good
I did not want something just as good, but
l wanted Joys Vegetable Sarssparilla, be-
cause know what it did for me last spring
I was suffering from nasty sick headaches
and dyspepsia; my blood was bad. After
| took the great "Home Remedy" joys
Vegetable Sarsaparilla. / could eat, sleep
and do my work as good as | ever could.
MRS. G. D. STUART,
1921 Mission street.
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BICYCLE HOSE.

At soc a pair-Men's Genuine Scotch
Wool Bicycle Hose in plain
colors, regular value 75c.
At CSC pair-Men'S Genuine Scotch
Wool Bicycle Hose with rolled
top in handsome patterns and
colorings, real worth 81. so.
At $I.o5 a pair-Men's Scotch Wool
Bicycle and Golf Hose in pretty
plaid effects, and the very finest
quality made, a good value at
$3.50.
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Rounl Yacht. IN Contest.

SOUTHAMPTON, Enc, June I'm
the Royal Southern Yacht Club regatta
to-day, the twenty-raters, The Saint, The
Penitent, Audrey and Niagara started at
10 80 A. NJ at the conclusion of the first
round the yachts held positions in the
order named The race was won by The
Saint The Penitent was second.
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4 M,.rdero,.s Sailor.

NEW YORK, N. Y, June 12.-Martin
Alksne, late of the ship Tacoma, was on
board the steamer Campania, which ar
rived this evening. He was in charge of a
Deputy Marshal and is charged with kill
ing George Mosher, second mate of the
Tacoma, while on a voyage from San
Francisco to Liverpool.
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rather Yorke to Sneak.

Rev. P. C. Yorke viii lecture in St. Mary's
Church, California street, Sunday evening,
June IA, on care the Irish People Criminals ?''
The proceeds from the lecture will be used by
the Paulist father to help pay for repairing the
exterior of the old church.
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BICYCLE SUITS.

At 81 each. Mems All-Wool
Cashmere Bicycle
Suits in the neatest gray or
brown effects, stripes or checks,
the pants with elastic bottom or
buckle. These are regular So
Suits. $50 only will be sold on
Saturday at half price.
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co&MoPoLrrAN,

Opposite U. S. Mint leo and 1O2 Fifth st., san
francisco, Cal-The most select family hotel in
the city. Board and room, 81, 81 70 and 81 % pse
day according 10 room. Meals 25c. Rooms 500
and 75o day. Free coach to and from the hotel
Look for the coach bear ng the name OF the Cog
mopolitan Hotel. WIN. FAHEX, Proprietok
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PRESIDENT PRosI's THOUGHTS.

The retail grocers have had their turn
at the wheel, made things interesting on
the occasion of their twenty-ffth annual
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Program, Saturday Even
inq, June Is.

Grand Concert by the En-
porium Orchestra, under Mr..
John Marquardt, at 8 P. M.
PART l.
I. March, Reception" ........: Jacobson
?. Overture, "ThS NIL on the
Roc" .............. .........Retsstnger
}. WaHg, "Ths Flo1Csrs' ..W/aldteafel
q. Polka, "Jsannstts" ........ ......FStras
s. Marionstts'S Funeral Process
Ston."................... ...GoH11od
s. EYlkfng-......... Schubert
2. Fantasis, "Lohsngrfn" ......Wagnsr
PART II.
s. ovsrtnrs, "Piqns Dams". .....Sutbs
Q. Walt7, "Die Sehoenbranser"
10. Selection, Robin Hood" de KoOsn
II. Hnpsonnds. :Jangsmann
~. Finale, The Life for the
Gar" .Gltska
y. "An Expedition to AtTtea". Killing
II. PotbOarri, ''Oox PobaIi' .Bapsr
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Chiffon as different colorings in
c.oo:al 42-inch Chiffon supe-
OpoCidi. rior quality-the kind so
much in demand at present. Instead
of 81 we say 65c yard.
Elastic $50 pieces Silk Embroi-
&c. dered LisIe Elastic Frill-
TRINITY. ing-a full assortment of
colors-actual worth II I-zc. Our
special price Saturday &c yard.
Millinery 1873 pieces of high-grade
n.aI AIl-siIk RibbonS-width
NlOOOnS. d inches-in ombreS and
changedble taffetas-wide range of
coIorings-4oc the regular price. Sat
urday special 25c yard.
s. pieces of the latest novelties in
Black, Plaid and Check Ribbons
a inches Wide-all Silk-bought
to sell at CSC. Saturday special
price nc yard.
10000 yards of ALL-SILK Feather
edge Baby Ribbon-5o different
colorings. Special price Satur-
day until sold &c yard.
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BOARD OF HORTICULTURE.
It's New Headquarters Established II
the State Capitol.

It's New Headquarters Established In
the State Capitol.
Hereafter the State Board of Horticul-
ture and the State Horticultural Society
will meet in the State Capitol building in
Sacramento.
In order to reduce the expenses the peo-
pie interested in the State Board of Horti-
future moved from 220 Suffer street into
the Mills building, where no rent was
charged. AS nearly all the Commissioners
are mem bers of the Horticultural Society,
the new quarters were used by the society.
Governor Budd, however, has been per-
sistent, and so arrangements have been
mace for the move.
The new quarters are located in the
apartments in the Capitol formerly oc-
cupied by the Secretary of State. They
adjoin the Governors office. Ali of the
books, documents, sample cases, furniture,
etc., have been moved to Sacramento, and
yesterday Secretary B. NJ. Lelong departed
with his grin for the capital.
The next meeting OF the board
will be held on June II. All meetings of
the Horticultural Society will be held in
the commissions new quarters.
Quarantine Officer Craw will remain in
this City to look after the vessels arriving
from foreign ports. He has established
his headquarters over the offices of the
chief wharfinger at the foot of Clay street.
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GUILTY OF CONTEMPT.
Dr.. Charles G. Kuhlman Sentenced to
Five Days in the County Jail
by Judge Campbell.


DR.. Charles 6. Huffman appeared before
Judge Campbell yesterday to answer to
the charge OF contempt for refusing to
answer certain questions put to him by
Coroner Hawkins at the inquest on the
body OF Jeans Londerup on Saturday,
May %.
DR.. Kuhlman's attorney argued that the
questions his client had refused to answer
called for privileged Information, and he
fortified his position by citing numerous
English authorities.
The Judge did not agree with the view
of the defendants attorney. He pointed
out that an inquest was not civil, but a
quasi terminal proceeding, and the ques-
tons should have been answered, as they
were not in the nature OF privileged in
formation. He therefore adjudged the
defendant guilty of contempt and sem
fenced him TO be confined in the County
Jail for five days.
An appeal will be taken to the Superior
Court. and, pending that, DR.. Huffman
has furnished bonds.
DR.. Huffman had accused the Coroner
of attempting to shield the Market-street
Gable Company in the damage suit which
has arisen out of the death of Londerup,
and it was owing to that accusation that
the Coroner propounded the questions that
DIR. Kuhlman refused to answer.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-06-02
MATRON WEAVE RESIGNS
The Wife of the disappointment
ent Gives Up Her Posi-
ton.
Mrs. Edward Reddy Will Probably
Be Appointed to the Place
Tomorrow.

In spite of the statement that she would
remain ct the Almshouse as matron until
removed by the Board of Health, Mrs.
Weaver, the wife of the recently deposed
superintendent. has found her position
untenable and has offered her resignation
to take effect Immediately. The letter
was received at the Office of the Board of
Health yesterday and will be acted on at
the special meeting that is to be held to-
M borrow evening.
Mrs. Viewers notification to the board
that it IS at liberty to appoint her success
sor as soon as it pleases was exceedingly
brief and read as follows:
MAY 81, 1897.
For more than six years past have given
my best energl es to the case OF the City's poor
and in gathering sociological notes for the
benefit of science. This work l undertook
with clear understanding OF civil service
protection as expressed in the Political Code
of our State.
With many regrets l tender TO you nv
resignation as matron OF the City and County
Almsh house, driven to this act since my hus-
band has been elected from his position as
superintendent OF that institution.
MRS. P. L. WEAVER.
Mrs. Viewers resignation will undoubt-
edlv be accepted by the board tomorrow
and in all likelihood her successor will be
appointed at the same meeting.
Present indications are that Mrs. Reddy,
the wife of the recently appointed super
intendent, will be given the place. as it
has been the custom for many years past
to appoint the wife of the SUPERINTENDENT
in case he has one, to the office.
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THOUSANDS OF WOMEN.
How Many Suffer In Silence and
Miss the Happiness They Might
Easily Oh+oio


Easily Obtain.
There are thousands of women, married and
unmarried, to whom life is full of sorrow and
sadness. Instead of feeling light-hear ted and
happy they find dreary monotony in exist
ence. Do you know why? 1t is because they
suner from cares that break down the health,
and from tired, miserable feelings that steal
away youth and beauty. No wonder they feel
unhappy But there is fortunately way for
these weak, sickly women to regain lost health
and strength, as can be seen by the following
opinions of some ladies who speak from per-
sonal experience:
Miss Anna Maxey of South Scion, Ohio, saws:
al suffered from nervous prostratiop indiges-
ton and sleeplessness, following spell of sick
ness, until my life was despaired Of | took the
best tonics my physician prescribed without
receiving the least benefit. Finally he advised
me TO trya course of Duffys pure malt whiskev
did so and m now able 10 sleep we'll and am
rapidly gaming strength"
Mrs. L. c. Miller, 524 n. 23d St., Philadelphia,
says: 81 used to suffer very much from weak
ness and debility, but now use Duffy's pure
malt whiskey and keep up my health. By
taking it | find that my appetite is better 1
sleep well and do not have that tired, weary
feeling formerly experienced. 1t is certainly
the best thing ever tried. +"
Thousands of ladies have passed through a
similar experience and have testified to the
same effect. They have also found out that
the best thing to take for this purpose is
Duffy's pure malt whiskey, because it is I'M
equaled for its restorative powers. There is
nothing like it for driving away blue, de-
spoDdent feelings and making weak, sickly
people strong, healthy and well.
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ALAMEDANS SUSPICIOUS.
They View the Proposed Course of
the Southern Pacific Com
pany With Fear.

ALAMEDA, CAL, June LIT was
learned from one of the local officials here
to-day that gates are to be placed on the
broadgauge trains shortly, but that no
attempt would be made to collect fares
from Alamedans who ride from one sta
ton to another and that the gates are
simply to protect the people from injury
from accidents,
While this news was received with graft
ication by many, there are not few who
view the situation with suspicion and
alarm. The putting on OF gates on the
broadgauge is looked upon simply as q
preliminary step TO adopting the same
change on the narrow-gauge and then
charging fares on both lines.
The present course of the Southern Pa
cific Company is considered a cunning
device for getting in an entering wedge
without arousing the resentment of the
local residents.
THE situation, as far as the rights and
privileges of the Southern Pacific Com
pany in this town are concerned, is Pc
culiar one. 1t has q franchise and right
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afraid that someone would come and take


them away.
~ understood that they had been moved
early Friday morning TO the central
Police station at the City Hall, but when
l applied to the Sheriff he had heard
nothing of the transfer. He afterward
volunteered to visit Judge Campbell with
me to make inquiries about the case
When we called upon Judge Campbell he
refused to discuss the subject.
To-day when Judge Campbell had the
name OF Wong 30, the prosecuting wit
ness. called in the corridor and got no re-
spouse, he said: Well, I'm not prosecut-
ing; I've nothing to hold them for and
he dismissed the case.
Eyes. | suppose we have seen the last of
those girls"
Patrick ]. Mogan, who had appeared as
the girls legal protector, was averse to
talking of the case when seen at the New
Western Hotel last night
. can't disregard the ethics OF my pro-
fession and betray the confidence of my
Client" he remarked, as though that set
tied the matter. But little by little he
unbosomed himself and concluded by de-
claring that if what Mr.. Monroe had
said in court was true then he him
self had been the innocent tool
of two Chinese schemers who had
called upon him late Thursday night
and asked him to make out bond for the
release OF two girls arrested on trumped-
up charge. He was also asked to defend
them in court, as they wished speedy
trial. His clients had told him, he said,
that the girls must not appear in court, as
it was feared a company of highbinders
would be there ready to take possession of
them as soon as they should be released.
when Mr.. Monroe made that crack in
court to-day, that's the first 1 knew about
the story. If he'd come and told me that
last Friday, might have taken a different
stand. All can say is, if I'd known these
things at first l wouldn't had anything
to do with the case. If what he says is
true, then I've been imposed upon and it's
unfortunate"
Then Mr.. Mogan went on to say that he
had little to do with the Chinese cases
anyway and in the next sentence he de-
clared that it was a very common thing
for Chinese to come after him at night
and make out bond to be signed by
Judge Campbell, who also has apartments
in the hotel
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A SOLDIERLY TRIBUTE.
Commander Mortimer Sends Grace full
Acknowledgment to Colonel
Schlaudecker,
SAN FRANCISCO, June l, 1896.

The following letter is self-explanatory
LINCOLN POST No. l, e. A. RI
Ala Mas on street,
SAN FRANCISCO, June l, 1896.
Colonel Mdtthc,O Schldudecker, 527 Clay street.
San Francisco-DEAR CoMRADE: l desire to ex-
press TO you personally and as commander of
Lincoln Post No. l, 6. A. r., OF which body you
are an honored member, my appreciation of
the kind and generous motive that prompted
you to attend dinner of which you were both
host and donor.
That both the invitation and the dinner were
enjoyed and appreciated in the highest degree
after the fatigue OF the day, need hardly say
that the good things you so bountifully pro-
vided were devoured with the appetite Of the
old soldier sharpened by a long march, is a
positive demonstration OF the application of
your quality as host and the appropriateness
OF your menu Again, my dear colonel, thank
you in the name of the post and its officers,
and for all who were present, and assure you
that the occasion was one OF delight and will
long be remembered by your guests, your com
rades and your commander. l am, com rade,
very truly yours, i'll f., &. and L.,
HARRY W. MORTIMER.
Commander Lincoln Post No. L, G. A. R;
chairman Memorial day comm ittee for
1896, and President OF the Day.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

HHOSEhEfNiS.
=. BALDWIN THEATER.-"School for Scandal
COLUMBIA THEATER-"The Two Escutcheons."
MoRosco's OPERA II oUsE-~The Soudan."
5iNoII oPERA-1 "Olivette
ORPHEUM-High- Glass Vaudeville.
SUTRo CoSEY IsLAND-Bathing and Perform
snces.
SHOOT THE CHUTEs-Daily at Haight street, one
clock east of the Park
~elF Il COAST JOCKEY CLUB.-Races to-day.
PiCNICS AND EXCURSIONS.
rEAcURsIoN TO THE SANTA CRUZ MOUNTAINS
Thursday, June a.
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Two Painful Accid ents.

Patrick Pryor. an employe of the Market
street Gable Company, had his right hand
badly crushed in the cable slot at City Hall
avenue and MeAllister street yesterday morn
ing. He was looseninG the sheaves in the
cable rope when the cable suddenly started.
He was taken to the Receiving Hospital, but
refused TO be treated there, and went TO his
home. He vii probably lose his hand.
Jerry Regain, another emp!oye OF the com
pany, was run over by light wagon at Stock
ton and Market streets yesterday, and before
he could get to his feet delivery wagon
passed over his right leg, breaking it
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Restaurant Employees.

The Hotel and Restaurant Employees met
last night at the Turk-street Temple. The en-
ployment secretary reported an increasing de-
mand for union walters. The meeting was
addressed by Sebastian Schneider, Theodore
Lynch Oswald Seifert, B. Kruger, H. Waite
and Leon Brown.
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Charged With Forgery.

Two complaints were sworn out in Judge
Lows court yesterday charging Max Gerslach,
butcher, with forgery. He was employed by
Isidor Eos to go for meat to l.. D. Stone & Co.,
and was given money to pay for it, He is
accused OF keeping the money and forging the
name OF Stone & Co. to the receipts. He did
this sixteen or eighteen times, but the
amounts were small, ranging from So to S..
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AND EXCURSIONS.
AUCTION SALES

BY CHAs. LEVY & Co.-This dav CTuesday),
Furniture, at salesroom, 1885 Market street. at 10
clock.
BY L. VINCENT-This day Tuesday,, Furni-
ture, at 1928 Florida street, at O'Clock.
BY EAsToN & ELDRIDGE-This day (Tuesday)
Real Estate, at 6SS Market ST., at u O'Clock
~ 1t y: ID. UMBsEN q Co.-Monday, June g
al J ? o'clock noon