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I 10 a SAST TOAOTISCO CHKONICLE TUESDAT MAT 31 1892 iintmii Alameda Athletic Club Grounds Opened Seieral Wheeling Kecords Broken Tennis Tournament East Oakland California Clnb Meeting deoriitodto dispose of the effects and paraphernalia In toe old ciuDrooms on hew Montgomery nnd Howard streets Bier lists bad a field ixj in Alameda at the opening of the sew grounds ol the Alameda Bicycle and Athletic Club Hot only wis there plenty ol enjoyment bat Rood work was done and two or three coast records were wiped ont to be replaced by better ones Ihe racing was very keen and excitement ran high in ihe championship rates Tennis players gathered in East Oakland in numbers and there was some in teresting play to be seen there with racquet and balL THfc BICYCLISTS Opening of the Alameda Athletlo Clnb Grounds The largest procession of cyclists ever be on the Pacific slope formed on the corner of Park street and Encinal avenue in Alameda at noon yesterday and pro ceeded from thence to the new grounds of the Alameda Bicycle and Athletic Clnb in Schnetzen Park It was the opening of the clubs new quarters and clubmen of all kinds and from all points assembled to witness a fine bicycling programme It was announced that on trie new track it would be possible to break all previous coast records as its finishing surface or skin the experts call it is a new departure which was discovered purely through an accident It is composed of a paste or cement made from shale a kind ol pulverized lime which was secured at the Oakland gas house This gives a pood hard smooth surface and stood well the test which it underwent yesterday The grounds were excellent condition and an almost perfect ew of the track can be had from an porlion of the park Tiie bit signboard was placed jnst in front of the grand stand which was crowded to orerflovfinj with anxious ind enthusiastic spectato The entry list included the best riders of the State The races were commenced at 2 clock with a one mile safety novice race arranged in lour he ts the ttrst of which was won by Toep of the in 2 46 thereby berting the coast record bv six seconds The second was Won bv A Maxwell of tho A A in 45 the third by Davis of the in 2 51 ana the fourth bv A Delmas in 2 44 2 5 The final heat between the above four winners was won by A Delmas Th event of the day was the one mile safety race for the cnarnpionstup of the State to be run in fro heat the first of which was won by Grint Bell ot the A A in 2 42 beating the record seven seconds witn 3 Smith a close second The second heat was won after a hard run by Walter Foster of tne A A the present one mile champion and Wilbur til wards wss good second The final heat was ran amid treat excitement and was won by Walter Foster in 2 42 A three mile safety race for the State championship was earned off by 1 una of the A A Time 9 06 1 Upson came second The two mile safety hanuicap was run in three heats The st was won bv El Alexander of the a Time 5 39 1 5 A Delmas of the was the econd time 5 59 and the third was captured by A A Bonton of the A A 5 48 while the final was won by A Delmas in 5 34 A two mile ordinary handicap was a good race Upson ot tne was the winner finje 53 2 0 A special one mile ordinary was announced to take place between Lund of the A A and AVniiam Lipsett of the the preent champion As Lip sett said he was fehng ill the race was tostponed Lund rode lone in an attempt to break the lecord bnt lailed to do so The programme vi as bronght to a ciose by a five mile safety race wh ch was won by Grant Bell of the A A in 14 18 George Mastick was officer of the day The releree was Robert Welch of Ban Francisco and the judges Knox San Francisco Bicycle Clnb A biorey Bay City Wheelmen fecan liu Acme Athletio Clnb Sccrers howiett Alameda Bicycle and Athletic Uui Gage Oaklsnd Bicycle Club tburch Francisco bicycle Llub I crks of the coursa 11 Vincent Alameda Bicycle and Athletic Ciub A Robinson Olympc Atnletic Club Lara kin Garden City Cvclers Starter A Smyth Alameda Bicycle and Atb letic Club Assistant starter HebarA Umpires Janzen Pacific Grove Club A sen Oakland Bicycle Club Charles Lucke Acme Athietic Club Bothwell Garden Citr Cyclers Timers Georjre A Strong Olympic Athletic Club Seaver Alameda County Wheelmen A Clark Oakland Bicycle Clnb Ravelin Garden City Cvclers A Lamory Acme Athletic Club RACQUET AND BALLS Tournament of the Alameda County Lawn Tennis Club The tournament of the Alameda lawn tennis clubs took place yesterday at the grounds of the Madison Tennis Clnb East Oakland There was a large crowd present and the games were all exciting and well played The players assembled at 9 oclock and before noon a great many of the matches bad been played off Play ins was continued however until late in the evening and the final match was postponed until Saturday owing to the fatigued condition of the players The best work of the day was done by Hardy the Neel brothers and Allen Hardys swift drives and excellent placing won considerable applause and the Neel brothers played a strong steady game throughout while Allens work was marvelous for so young a player Following is the officii score preliminary ties Haslett defeated Haslett 3 6 6 1 6 2 Allen defeated A Land burger fo 1 0 1 Earn heel defeated Will En llsh 7 5 3 A brown defeated Crook 6 C6 4 Comstock defeated A Abbott 6 4 5 7 6 1 a Hardy deieatod IL Brown by default Jacobs defeated Soule 6 6 0 A Allen defeated 3 Archibald by default Tim ties A 3 Stewart defeated A Waterman bv default 3 Neel defeated Collier Jr6 4 6 3 Allen defeated Haslett Neel defeated Brown 64 6 0 Hardy defeated Conutock 6 3 6 1 Allen de lolmos defeated Cooke 6 2 THOSE ARIZONA CAMELS The Man Who TTas Uncle Sams Old Pilot The publication some days ago in the Republican under the head of Stray Ships of the Desert brings to the notice of the public a man who ehjoya the happy distinction of being Uncle Sams camel tsmer No other man has vet held this position HL Jolly the party referred to has been In this city dunne the past three days He is a Greek by birth and relates anecdotes with a cleverness that would make Mark Twain jealous for the honors HI came over from Syria with Admiral Porter during Buchanans administration with the fifty three camels to be used in exploring the Great American desert The camels were broken to carry burdens and also to drive harness Me Jolly related his first experience on reaching Los Angeles A German picnic was in full blast near the city A span of camels were hitched to a wagon and a party of soldiers made up the load driven by Hi Jolly and went to the picnic About four hundred teams were hitched around the grounds and half of them broke loose wagons and carriages were smashed women and children screamed men shouted and riot reigned supreme Mr Jollv placed himself nnder the protection of the military and was in hiding for live days before the irate sons of the FatherlandFatherland curbed their angry passions and allowed the caravan to proceed The OJd Pilot says a remnant of the footsore camels were gathered and sent to Australia after a two years experiment on the gravelly plains of Arizona He thinks at least 300 are yet at large as they have proven prolific though unprofitable in the arid region of the Pacific slope Phtentx Republican An Ancient Debt Recalled The Marquia Hosokawa has been donned for a debt contracted by his ancestor Hosokawa Etchu no Kami in the fifteenth year of Genroku or 1702 i oso kawa tch no ami borrowed aw sroDan from bis business scent Omuma Sane roori The time for which the money waa lent was not specified in the deed but tne Uosotawa family were held liable when ever payment might be demanded The deed has been preserved by six genera tions of the Oinnma family and has at last been presented tor payment Japa nese law however will let tne present marquis on Vhxcago Herald MISCXIXAXEOCS TUESDAY Being the last day of the month we will make special efforts to increase our May sales and in swinging our doors open on Tuesday morning we will present the greatest collection of Special Offerings ever placed hefore a public by any mercantile establishment For part details we refer you to our list below and advise your attendance No such chance will ever be offered again MISCBLLAKEOCS TELEGRAM STaucrss KVTC May 9 188Z PpCK 718 ui 714 Market strsew Ba Francisco Take tb necessary steps to wind oi toe Pan Francisco buiinew Immediately Oner store sock and fixtures for saie 8cU everything ott Dont conldr sbe mannfactartajr eoat ie tbe public a benefit in low prices Letter on the war PEUCO EJiifHS WETL In this city May 30 the wits ot Bernardo WeyL of a aanghter BOBBK Glen Ellen Slay 29 the wife of William Sobbe of a so a DEATHS DTJ5Z In this city May 23 Charles Duns beloved oocle of Stn Joho Blasanf and Mrs Thomas Hick a native of Thuo canton Bern Switzerland eg 77 Tears 4 muotDs and 1 day ffBFneaaB and acquaintance are respectfully lnvlt to attend the funeral this day Tuesday at 2 oclocJ from bis late res dance 8 Doriand street eff Guerren between Seventeenth aud Kigrneenth interment Odd Tel lows Cemeterr GERZABEX In mis dty May 2 0cr too Geraabelc be oved bosbandtt Annie Gcisabek and jaiber Carl and LAura FaVr Oscar Anna and Fanla Gerzabek anatleof Breslo Germany aged 06 years 7 montfai and 8 da ft Friends and acqnamtanc are repertfn ly Invited to attend tLe fnnrral this day 1 aes day ai 2 clocks from hts late residence coo twiner street OF MEMBEBSOF ANCHOR WJDOE No 2366 of are requested to attend the funeral cf their brother Gersapek this dav i uesday at 2 oclock from 61 6 ioer street a lOOLIITLt reporter MrCOMBK in this cy Mai 29 John bnsband of arah McCombe a native of bcoJaad aced 65 year ASTTh joeral services will be hed this day Tuesdv at 2 ock at hts late residence tlil Pine street In erment private THE MEMBKRS OF ALCAZAR Council Jvn lLftUl and all members of liie ord a reqnefited to ettud tbe faae of Fr end John jcCombe this day Inesday a 1 0 cIoce from his laJe residence 2124 Pine street near Webster norKE3 Councilor BACO In this city May 29 Lydia Lois eldest daDhter of Oeotge and Lois a Bacon a tneof mi tTaacucj uedpyears 10 months ai TO dayH fi The funeral vrfil take placethls day Tuesday at 2 Uoca from her late residence 788 frhotwtil street BTKINiELD In ihiaclty MaySO LeoabeloTd i of Ltvi btelnfetd and mother of Mrs Sam katzenstein Mrs itanaoUoQ Mrs Alfred Cohen and Albei and Ado rh xte nfeld a native of Hanover Germany aged 61 years and 1 month f3 Friends and acquaintances are respectful Invited to attend the tnnerai this day Toes day at 11 duo clock sharp from her late residence 1328 Kills street thence by Carriages 0 vew saiem teiaetery dtateo county Mclll ETBIE In this riiy Mar 29 ill Mc Murtrie beloved hnsba of llllie Xcllurtrie ana father ot Marion aud lorn iicMurtrlc a native of 1 hthulelphia aged 34 years and 1 mo lib JSSrlendsanl rcquaintances arerespe iru ly Invited to attend the funeral this day Tries lav at 3J clock from his late residence 4 8 Oery street TURNER In this city May 29 Margaret Turner be oved sister of A rs Eleanor Metcalf iiatlve ot Wales aged 6 years 11 months and 29 days Faeuil3 and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to atend the funeral this day Toes day a 10 clock trorn bar late residence 1S13 Howard street Interment Laurel Hill I emetery JENV1NG In RaDta Posa May 30 Albeit a Ji nfost aged 32 years and 2 months The funeral will take place to morrow Wednesday at 10 JO clock irom the residence of ilHyJS 0 Edn arils sixth street Santa Hoaa MOBGAN In this city May 30 Mrs Harriet A Morgan widow of the late Captain lx Morgan and mother of Judge Morgan of Los Anzeles Mrs Niel of Oakland and Mrs 1 ruert or an Fraocnco a Ulve of cm port Va aged 77 years and 8 months tj Fnsnds an 1 aotulhtinceiarerespectullr invited to attend the taneral to morrow Wednesday at l0 oclock irom the resilience of her oaufhter Mrs 1 roert 109 Octav a street Interineat at Uoverdale bouoma county Cai CLAUSEN In this city May 30 Francs 1L beloved husband of fcva Clausen a native of Denmark aeed 63 years 7 months and 17 days aartriendi of tne family are lespectfuliy Id vited to attend the funeral to morrow vv ednea dai at 1 clock lrm his late residence 17 Albion avenue HASBACk In this city May 29 Henry Has back a native of German asei 66 years 7 mon hs and days airr rieuJs ana acquaintances are respectfully Invited lo attend the funeral to morrow vt edn day at 2 oclock Km ual rlth Hall 121 Eddy street where the be vice tl be held under tne auspices of krirger erplns Juter meut laurel Hill ke nete FALMK In this city May 30 IveUe beloved wlie of 11 1 aimer and mother ot A and Ivevpie and Mrs Carrie Cbemtuau ana vlve of CtDCinaul ag 43 years 3 months and ii days tjTihe mnerai win taice pace to morrow LORKKE In tiakland May 29 Edward Lortcae beloved husband of Margarita Lorirke a native of Kansas aged 42 years Portland Or and Los Angeles papers rlee copj nenas and acq ua ntancei are respectfally Invited to attend the tuneral morru ednes dav at 2 oclock from tne parlors of Henry livers 35 Washington strevt Oakland Interment Mountain View Cemetery BEMIS In loxboro Masv May 7 Frank A husband of Mary Bern Is a native ol Brook field Mass aged 38 years 11 months aud A days COFEB In this city May SO Mlnule Bene daagnter of the late and Cofar ana lite of i etaloma CaL aged 22 years ieated Jacobs 6 46 0 Dnstlnherrr defeated Goleber6 6 3rJii Att 4eohd tles Keel defeated Stewart 7 5 bX Neel defeated AUen 6 4 75 A Allen defeated flardy 6 3 4 Holmes de JeAltdPuinoerrvtt 3 2 Third tles A AUen defeated Holmes 5 7 eX T2 Keeldelcated Neel 12 10 6 2 The toaroament pommlttee was composed of Ogdeu Hoffman Sara Baslett and Harry Haight California Athletle Clnb Tie new board of dirtetors of the Cali ibrala Athletic Club met Ust night an4 dectd4o Jiolda special neetlngof the teeiholaerf of the dub to inorrowiilght tfcl aeetliu the stockhoUers wulaej Ioitiiiif Co Successors to Wa Porter FHNESALDIBcGfOBS AND EMBALMEPS 116 EDDY STIVES Telephone No 322ft THOMPSON AT 967 MliBION EDITK BOBKBTS AD assistant baths niaauge ATOUNU tAD GIVES KLECTRIC MAS sae alcohol rubbtig and steam hatha 14 Uxth sl room 8 ilwt ttr front Ladies cilk Mixed Vests 39c Each This is one of our arguments why yon should visit the Underwear Department on Tuesday We place on sale 250 dozen Ladies Cream Colored Silk and fine grade Combed Cotton Shirts They are sleeveless and tow square cut necks finished all around with heavy white bine and salmon colored silk crochet edging almost one inch wide and drawn at neck and armpits wltli silk tapes to match the editing The regular price of these garments is 75a each but we offer them special at 39c each to swell bnr May sales Mall orders should be sent at once to insure delivery as they wont last long Woolen Bedford Suitings 35c a Another helper to swell our May sals 14 inches wide in shades of avr Tan Fawns Grays Browns Wine Cardinal and Hunters Green nil new staple shades they were good valne at 60c a yard We do not pay forward ing charges on these goods for orders received through our mail order department Black Bedford Cords 9c a Yard A special feature for onrB act Goods Depart ment Mohair finish soft weaTe and a handsome as well as serviceable material an ex ceptional valne Black India III 39c a Yard A better bargain has never been offered full 22 Inches wide all silk a soft rich finish and at 60c a yard would be a fair value Black Gros Grain Silk 75c a Yard This is a special price being 20 inches wide made ezpres ly for Ladle Underskirts and was Intended to be sold at 1 25 a yard but to swell Mays sales we offer it at 7jc a yard Childrens India Silk Hats 48c each Very swell with shirred brim all colors anl as good a value as was ever sold at 75c each Ladies Silk Skirts 4 98 each A snperb valne and not much more than the cost of material You will agree with when you tee the values that they are the greatest ever offered Black Gloria Silk Skirt extra quality worth 7 50 will be sold on Tuesday for 4 98 Ladies Outing Suits 4 98 ask Come and see them lust for fun so pretty for so little money made nf All Wool Cloth tailor finish bound with braid three rows on bottom lb colors of Tan Navy Blue and Black Ton wouldnt make one for the price They would be a big big bargain at 3 50 tad Rapids Carpet Sweeper 2 49 Each This is acknowledged tbe finest Carpet Sweeper made and is sold by all dealeis nuder contract at 3 each Having bought an exceptionally large quantity we will place them on special sale for one week at 2 49 each Silk Passementerie Gimp 10c a Yard 500 yards oi All Silk narrow Gimps the very latent In all tbe new shades and have been sold at 19c and 25c a yard Gents Silk Handkerchiefs 33c Each 100 dozen extra quality Japanese Silk Handkerchiefs one Inch bem and would be good valne at 60c each Ladies1 Black Hose Ik a Pair One ot Che best items we have to swell our sales for May 200 dozen genuine Henasdort Fast Black Stocking 40 gsuge flue and a bargain vooxan afford to miss Ladles Sill tt a Pi A Wonderful Bargain A 50c pure 8pnn Silk Mitt in Slack Tan Cream Beige and Slate extra 4 thread Silk Come and see them THE ABOVE Speaks for Itself We are thoroughly alivo to the necessities of the occasion and are cutting prices accordingly OUR COUNTERS Are piled high anl ur shelves and drawers are packed from the floor up FOR THE Information of those who have never dealt with us we wish to add that all our goods were specially manu factored for FINE CUSTOM TRADE in our own factory at Syracuse IF THE Pest values In faultlessly made cloth ing at SELLING OUT PRICES in terest you in any way call and see us without delay OUR OFFERINGS Include some particularly nice light color spring weight cutaway and saok nits tor young men IN THE JdTattsr of making LOW PRICES all through the stock we have full discretionary power to the end of speedily forcing the sals of the whole stock Clothing and Furnishing GroocU It remains with yon to avail yourself FAMILIES HAVING DESTRUCTIVE BOYS We mean of course clothes destroying can make quite a saving In oar Boys department we have a great many odd suite for various ages that will he offered at prioes that must more them at once AMUSEMENTS THE BTJSH STBSET THEATZR BLauvrrr CTtas Hat VxiprUtiw lanager CHE WEES ONLY MATISEE TO UORROW WETfiiXSDAY Bit HTTi BIB HITi Jr CJUITXERS TAMOC3 PLAT filt FAST MAI Ii TH2 6KN8ATI0N OP THE AGS THE HIT 07 TWO COHnNZSTHr DONT TAIL TO SEE I XrlMrOBTANT Koncn RESERVED SEATS I BALCONT50 CEUT3 Nxrr Wbke Jcsk8tk THE UTDMIOHT ALARM TIVOU OPERA HOUSE Kbeuko Baos Proprtatora and Managers 1 Tri WTfltrr TONIGHT I MILLOCKKR3 jTO MQHTt UILOCKER A I opera IKIHTABT HllltAKr THE I BLACK HUSSARS i BLACK HUSSAR I 1 BLACK HUbSAKA 1 BLACK HCSAJM jnne 6th ERHIXIS And Reappearance of BELLI THORNS POPULAR PRICES 25 cents and 60 cents STEAMSHIP TKAVKL PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO THBOTJQIT LUTE TO NEW tORK VIA PANAMA Steamers wI call at voof on the 5th 15th and umi eacnrac rtn Casing at yf rioos ports of txlco and Central America Thmoeh line alllorsS9fwr Juan Jane tnt SfLCitvof Sew York June lith bS San Baa Jnse 25 th WAT XlrTB TOJMFXICAN ASrr CENTRAL AMERICAN OBTS AND PANAMA RTKAMER8AILSATEOON 18THOFEACH MONTH Oil lag at Mazallaa San Bias Xanza UVv AcapnlCOk Fort Anre rJallna CnuvTonala San lnitor Oeos Chsnrperico Ban Jose de Onat man AcujuUa ia libertad Ln Union Amapala Corlnto San Joan del Sot and Pont Arenas Way ltne saiilng SS City of Panama June 18tbatl2srL When the rra ar aaillncdste falls on Snnday steamers wai be dispatched the preceding Satur JAPAN AXD CHINA LlNE FOR YOKOHAMA AND HONOKONO Connecllnc at Yokohama with steamsrf for Shanghai and at Hongkong for East Lxlies Straits ttc TOR HONOKONO VIA YOSOHAMA City of Blods JsneiroTues June 14th at Rtnrritr JQy 6th St ein tnewj innrtqar Angust to a 9 hnnndtrin tickets to Yokohama and return at reduced ratea For freight or passsge apply at the effice comer first and Brannaa streaH Branch Bce 202 Front street ALEXANDLR UiNTRV General Agent BALDWIN Ar HaTKax A Co AiXBED BotmxB THEATER Proprietors aager WHEN OUR Salesmen reoosunend smite as being BTRICTIT Alii WOOL remember our 0 uarantee goes with it WE ARE Making a special ont in the prices ON ABOUT 2000 Pairs of fine All Wool Cassim9re Pantaloons PECK Gothier and Furnisher 712 714 Market Street OPPOSITE THIRD TlR0POAL9KrIFIiANIELAID KERSEY hiljulalpnladepotof lfceQMDDtNo 1428 Arcn street rnuauejpma iraj aiar 21 iuz Scaled proposals la triplicate win be received hers nntll 11 oclock i ic Tnesdav Jnne 21 1832 lor famishing the Qnartermasters Department In this citr with 10 000 vardsof ft 1 dart bine dotb finished blouse flannel 15 000 yards of blouse lninr flannel and 10 OOOvards of 6 sty bme kersey army standard Bids for delivery at otner ponta wui oe consiaeFeo i ae rows cauea tor are eenveraoie on ana atter juij i iomsana ddt rs must state howsoon after Jnly ltbey will commence dVltvery and the qnantules they will deliver monthly thereafter Payments will depend npon an appropriation by Congress for tbe purpose Government reserves the right to reject any or all proposals Preference wm be grven to articles of domestic prrxloction or manufacture conditions of quality and price Including In the price of foreign productions or manufactures the duty thereon being equal or specifications and blank forma for prp sals apply at this office Knvelopes containing proposals to be Indorsed Proposals for Flannel and Kersey and addressed to the undersigned CI SAWTbLLE Deputy Qaartermaster General A In charge of Depot A SUCCESS FROM START TO FINISH Every Even In except Snnday Matinee Saturday Barer Szasosr or Comic Optsa FRANCIS WILSON And his entire company presenting tbe MERRY On the same elaborate seal as wks presented at the Broadway Prices Eveg ana Mat 25c 50e 75c SL 1 60 ALCAZAR THEATER Waxucnton Osbotkhb A Lsseea an4 Proprtetora OLIVES DOUD BYRON Supported by Tax AmiiiB Thkates Coxxdy CoMrurr In His Historical Drama ONLY LAST THIS I HERO I MATINEE WFEE I ISATTJfiDAY Realistic Battle Scene Magnificent Scenery Wednesday Evening Jnne 1st Benefit to Franklin Light Infantry onday Jnne OUMPAY NEW CALIFORNIA THEATER Xv HivuiK Jt Co Gottloh Proprietors lanager LAST WEEK Jos Arthurs Great Success BLUF BLUE BLUfc JEANS JEAN JEANS FnIlofovelties Including THE REALISTIC SAWMILL SCENE Vext Monday Tbe favorite comedian FRANE DAMELS in LITTLE PUCK Seau ready Thursday morning GRAND OPERA HOUSE TO NIGHT As JOSEPHINE As JOSEPHINE I PINAFORE PINAFORE 1 With a Grand Opera Cast MATINEE SATURDAY Seats at Sherman Clay Gos POPULAR PRICES 25c to 1 50 TH METROPOLITAN HALL Thursday Evening June 2d at 8 clock MR GEO MORGAN The Famous Sew Yore Organist MISS MAUD MORGAN Harp Virtuoso Chief of the Department of BART at tne uaurs iaib osiy ORGAN AND HARP CONCERT With Essay on Harp Its History and Romance By Miss Moesan Reserved Seats at Sherman A Clays 60c 75a SL PROPOSALS FOR BLANKETS FOR THE Indian Servtcs Department of the Interior o8 of Indian Affairs Washington May 34 1892 Seated opossK indorsed Proposals for Blankets and directed to the Commissioner of Indian Affairs Wssblngton will be received until of 1 UESDAY Jnne 21 1SS2 lor furnlshlntt for the Indian service about 18000 blankets bine preen scar et and white schedules showing the kinds and qaantlt es of each required and containing all other necessary instructions will be furnished upon application to the Indian Office in ashington and tbe office of the Chbo icle of San Francisco CM The right Is reserved by the Government to reject any and an bids or any cart of any bid and these proposals are Invited nndrr proviso that appropriation shall be made for the supplies by Congress Bids will be opened at the hour and the day above stated and bidders are Invited tn be present at the opening Certified checks All bids most be accompanied by certified checks or drats npon some United states depository or the First National Bank of Bon Francisco CaL for at least 5 per cent of the amount of the proposal MORGAN commissioner A MiJrf ANDraKON i ORJLERLY OF 1 Fifth sU now at 121 Montgomery parlors 3 and 9 massage I A EASTERY LADY POJITIVELT CCR18L rheumatism inirarooma nours iv to EVA MATHKW ejUPEHlOR MASSAUE parlors 11 and 12 131 Montgomery HAZEL ROSS SPECIAL MASdAQE 213 Kearny si second floor rooms 3 and i ISS BHELDON MASAOF KETDRNED MISS BHELDON MASAGF 121 Montgomery st parlor 6 MBS ARTHUR ALLEYIATEH PAIN BY real magoeuc treatments Vol Powell rooms VAPOR baths and reilmanlpulatlon 783 Market st parlor 1 XfBS DR MCE MED1CATKD JU 1 MME DE lBhY AND MI FAY hLiC trlclty and vaoor baths 1153 Market st EOSK BE LAruitT AMD EDITH LID TJnKrne ma wage 21 Math st pariots CrKLLA KIJrG UEST8 MED1G LADV ij assistant massage 70 1 Howard stTrwms 2t3 ROSitXvVEI NDTWOAISrA2TBJ masaase 665 Market epp Baldwin ra 13 gf Send for our Jiew Spring and Summer Catalogue Mailorders filled tbe same day as received Mail Order Department is second to none In the State Market Taylor anil Golden Gate Atenue PROPOSALS TOR FUEL RECRUITING rendezvous 1504 Market street San Francisco CaL Mar 10 1892 Sealed proposals in triplicate snojecs to tne tusoai conditions wiu oe nxetved at the recruiting rendezvous 1604 Mar Let street nntQ 12 oclock noon on the 30tiday of June 1892 at which time and place they will be opened in the presence of dden fir finishing and netiveringfae for the recruiting service United Saes army whenever requlrL witin tbe rt limits during the fiscal year ending Jane 30 1813 Preference will be given to articles of domertlc production or manofactare condltons rf qnal ty and prc Inclnd ng In the price of foreign proautions ana manuiactures too oaty inereoTU bfeng eqnsL The Government reserves tbe right to reject any or all proposals Blanks and toll Information as to biddtuv etc will be farntshei on application Lnvelones containing proposals could be marked Proposals for Fuel sad ad dressed to LEO PARKER Captain First In fantry Recru ting Oftcer BENIC1A ARSENAL jCALIFORNIA POST Qaartermaster a office April 30 1892 baled proposals la triplicate will be received here un till 2 Cc ock noon WEDNESDAY June 11892 anl then opened for furnishtns at Ueiiicla Ar senal Usl curing fiscal year commencing July 1 18A sum quantities wooa com oats oca nay as may be required for the qnartermasters department there The Government reserves tbe ngnt to reject any er ait proposals preference given to articles or amnestic proaaction conai tlnns of price and quality Including In the price of foreign elections the duty tnereon being equal and such preference given lo articles of American production produce on the Paclna coast to tbe extent of theit consumption required by the public service thare Blanks and iniornia tton famished on applcjtloo to tho otce nvel opescuntamlng proposals should be marked Proposal for Fuel nJ Forage and addressed lo JAMES KOCEWELLJtu Captain of Ordnance A A QM METROPOLITAN HALU TUESDAY EVENINO MAY 31 1892 Entertaining and Instructive lecture on BONNIE BOBBY BURNS With choice selections from works by the distinguished elocutionist MJ83 HOWISON Tickets SO cents Reserved seats SL BoxoHce open all day Tuesday PACIFIC COAST STEAMSIilB CO STEAMERS WILL SAIL FROM BROADWAY whsrf San Francisco as follows Fort Wrangle bitka Juneaa etc Alaska at 9 Ai May 2 Jane and July 8 IS 2K For Victoria Port Townsend Seattle TacomAc Falrbaven and New Whatcom Wash kv May 24 21 Jane and Jnly 38 1 1823 28 Aagust 2 7 13 17 22 27 connecting at Vancouver with the at Tacoma wth Ry connecting at Port lownsend with Alaska Steamers For Areata Eureka aud Fields Landing iHum boldt bayistmi Pomona every Wednesday 9 a For barn Cruz Monteier San Simeon Cayu coa iron itarion faan uiis vdispoi uavioia Santa Barbara Ventura Hueneme Jedondo San redro Los Angeles Sewport a IC May 3 28 June ioin io isj 4 a jury a iioxj For San Diego stopping only at Port Harford San Luis Oblspo Santa Barbara Redondo Los Angeles 11am Mav 25 SO Jnne 3 8 12 17 2L 28 30 Jnly 814 1823JS7 For Ensenada Masatlsn La Fas and Gpaymas Mexico steamer Kewbera 10 auist of each month Ticket office Palace Hotel 4 New Montgomery street vuuvau rcakio tu General Agents 10 Market street ban Francisco RAILROAD TRAVEL FOR PORTLAND AND ABPORIA OR THE UNION PACIFIC SYBTEJt 10CEAN Division and Pad tic Coast steamship Com pany will dispatch from Spear street wharf at 10 a sc one of their Al Iron steanuhlps vis Stati tr Cuinssu May 39 Jnne 10 A July 6 16 28 Aug 9 21 Columbia May 25 June 6 18 SO Jnly 12 24 August 6 17 2fl OaKeos June 2 14 Jnly 8 20 Aug 1 13 Connecting via Portland with tne Northern Pacific Ballmad Oregon Short Lin and otber diverging lines from ail points In Oregon Washington British Columbia Alaska Idaho Montana Dakota Ctsh Wyoming Yellowstone Pork and all other points east and south and to Europe Fare to Portland Cabin 916 steerage IS round trip 3 Ticket oQces Palace Hotel 4 New Montgomery street and No 1 Montgomery street GOOUA REIKS COl Sopts Ocean line 10 Market St San Francisco OCCIDENTAL 0IUENTAL STEAMSfll CO FOR JAPAft AIsD Clll i STEAMERS WILL LEAVE WHARF COR First and Sraaaan streets at 3 for YOKOHAMA AD HOQKO0 Connecting at Yokohama with steamers fox Shangfa OCEANIC Thursday Jnne 2d GAELIC va Honolulu Saturday June 25th BELQIC Tuesday Joty 19th OC ANII Thursday August Ilth Round trip ticket at reduced rate Cabin plans on exhibition and passenger tickets for sale at a Companys general offices room 74 cor Fourth and Townsend sis San ncisco For freight apply tothe Traffic Manager at the Pacific Mail Steamship Companys wharf or at 202 Front street Kan Frauosco GOODMAN Geo Pass Agent GEORGE KICK Trac Manager FOR PORT AND SALEK ALBANY ETJG NE CITY EIC OREGON DEVELOPMENT CO 8TFAMSHIP LINE TO YAOtHNA BAY and Oregon Pacific Ca By this route 235 miles of steamer travel ts saved over alt other routes Steaers re uilt of iron with water tight compartments and sa as follows from SECTION 4 SEAWALL foot of Croat street Willamette valley Passengr rates Portland first class 14 second rs 8 Albany first class Sl2 iwoul Class CU WEBSTER General Freight and Passenger Agent 34 Mont gnmery street yOB HUCBOIJr BAV ETJBEBA AROATA and TTELiys LANDTNOr aadDIRbCT ROUTE lO MW RIVER MINES carrying the United Stales Mall The steamer HUMBOLDT will leave Clay street wharf for above ports on SATURDAY June 4th at9 i or freight and passage apply to EALIblf CO 400 Front street SHOALWATKU BAY AJiD GAiS HABBOB OSLY DIRECT ROUTE COMMERCIAL LINE OF 8TAMES SATL Ingevery nther efatnrdayatlOr4cniaenc ln January 16 1832 for all points on above harbor ORAY3 HARBOR COMMKRCtAL COMPANY Agents 121 Market street sTf 1 KMtb AX CKSIOM1 DECORATION BAY CTJBIO OTIS Tl BOENIO ROUTE OF CALIFORNIA Via Sacsauto Fssst To SAUSLiTo larkspur MR1 Valley Boss Valley Ban Rafael Fairfax Camp Taylor Tocaloma Point Reyes Tomales Howards Russian River Duncan Mills and Caxa dero will be run on Sundays advertised time and al Sundays rates Bee time table on page 2L LATHAM General passenger Agent AND IORTH PALI 10 RAILWAY CO EL CAM POt THE STEAMER TJKIAH WILL MAXE trips to SL CAMPO every Sunday from Tiba ron Ferry as loliows Leave ban Francisco at 10 30 a at 12 10 2 and 4 at Leave El Campo at 11 IS A 1 3 and ic are tor round trip tind ndlsg admission to the groanJs 6 cent HEADQTJARTfcRS DhPARTMrNT OF THh Colombia office of tbe Chief Quartermaster Vancouver Barracks Wash May 23 1S fValed oropoaals In triplicate will be received at this Qfttce or at the offices of the Quartermasters at the following named posts nntll 11 Clock a 120ih meridian tims Jane VS 1892 and then opened lorfnrnshin Fuel at the several military stations in the Department of the volumbia daring fiscal year comsiencing July 1892 viz Boise Barracks and Fort herman Idaho Port lann Or and Forts Canoy Ppoiai Townsend Wslla Walla and Vancouver Depot Vs All Information famished on annileatlon here or at offices of tb respective Post unartennasiers he United states reserves the right to reject the whole or any part of any Wd received and bids will be considered for a smaller amount than the whole Envelopes containing proposals should be marked Proposal for Fuel at addressed to the undersigned or to the Tespective Quartermasters s0 ROBINSOS Deputy Quarter master General 8 A Chief QuarierinaiteT PROPOSALS FOR FUKMSHINO COOKED rations Recruiting Cce 1604 Market st Son Francisco Cat May SO 1892 ealed propo 1a in trtnllAAnMvet fA nanal cunditlan will be received at th ce until 12 oclock en UKSUAi June su ic si wnica time ana place they wlJ be opened tn the presence of bH dera lor furnishing cooked Ions for toe recruit Ins Irty and recruits at tha station nntll Jnne 183 PMDOsala for comniete retons fcr nlshed at places objectionable for recruits win not be const ere ins uovernment reserves tne right to reject any or all proposals Blank propo Kxtt and1 rait tn tarat1or etcwill be famished on application 1 046 is of cft Contracts made under ton advertisement snail not oe construe to Volvo the CDlsed sues tn any obligation for par rots 0 excess of the appropriation granted by congress lor this nurpohe nverpes containing nrnnolaahnnUI be ruartied Proposals for for I ntshing cooked rations to be eaed June ao lu son naareeea to toe naersign tu fa PAREFR Cao sin First lted StaUs Tn invjmGruivaf MISCELLANEOUS CURE YOURSELF Ask vonr Tra21st for VjMtl i Sis S3 The rmlv fn Tonol Temedvloi all I tha nnnatural discharees and private diseases et men and tha Seh ting weakness peculiar I to women It cures In a IW days wltnont tee aia TiTiniintv a onciAir a Dtrftrrsnl Americ On Maniactnred ty TjItC10o8 CINCINNATI 0 A INMAN AND RED STAR LINES TO AND FROM EUROPE rpHE ACCOMMODATIONS AND INDUCEV meats oTered by these lines are unsurpassed Regular weekly service between Iew YorK Llv erpoou neenstown aria Antwerp ana i unentai points oy we new twin screw steamers or 10 500 tons INMAN LINK CITY OF KEW YORE Jnne 15th Jnly 13tAugnst 17th CJTY OF PARI June 29 August 3d September 28th CITY OF BKRLIW June 8th CITY OF CHICAGO July 20th RED STAR LRE TO ANTWERP DIRECT Pennland May 28thlWetteTnand Jnne 15th Rhynlaod June 8th oordjana June 22d Steerage tickets to and from all European points at very low rates For tickets cabin plans and otber Information appi to LETCHER Agent 613 Market street Grand Hotel bntldlne INTEBNAaIO ALMAVIOATIOti COMPANY Oeaeral Agents SOCT1IFRH PACIFIC C03trA4 Inano arsTS Truism tea ve atnd nr sine to ni at ISA rilAKCISCO itva FmomMat i I83 Agniy 7iOa Eenicia Rnmsey Sacramento 7tt Jf T1 O4 nayfftrittlesaDd8anJoM12tls 730 rtiner gan Ramon and Cltog and SanU Rosa StlSr 8948aatoAlilngV Da Tat 7tlS 8re OA 1 nut A Second class tor Ogtlcn East and St dass locally Mis SSOaNfles Bin Jose fctoekton lone uento Marys veOrOTfflandUedElult i thOO A Sunset Route At ntla Express 6t Barbara Los Aegelea Deadng El Paso New Orleans and East SrtSr lrO0MIisTWsMlesLireror 7I9r I OOP SAcremento Rirer Steamers 9r0er UOrHayaJiIessnd8aJose St43a isOOr MtiDCX San Ramon and Stockton Cil3a MrVleKCtstocv Vcraas and faantaRosa DtlSa 4 S0FBeTdcVa6arento 1043 4 30r Woodland and OroTle lel3a 36ryea and Li rrrmors 8t 3A OtOOr Los Angel Etpretj Fresno ersheld Santa Car ja indnsAnge IStlSp BtOOr SanUFe Route Atlantis Ei pro for Mojare and East I2it5i 6r00rHaywthsfiaes and Ban Joss 7i43a MUes and Ban Joss H5p esOOfOgden Route Atlaotlo Express Ogden and East til Si J7MeVaJo tS4i 7r00 Shasta lste Lrpress Sacn i ncnto Mryjiflle Redding PortlandPiirctSo ndAEat llA h5TA ChLZ D1VIS10S 1743a Stmday Eicmslon Tram for Hewsr ti San Jose Los Gates Fertnnig Trees ASta Cnot JgrSSr si Sa Kewari CenterrlUe San Jots Fclton Bo dsr Creek ana BaaUCrus 6str ailSr Centcnirie 8 Jose A laden Tclton Bonld er Creek aotl Santa Crti lo 3e 4i43r Ccntetye Ran Jose Los Gstos H3a COAST D1TIS10H Third Towwend 8U 7 ooaui Jose Ald 1 and Way 8Uons XtSSp 1730AMoorcy and Ban Frandsoo Sunday Excursion tSrSSr StlSa San Jose roy Ena rinos Pajsro ttsataCrt Monterey Pacific rore 8as Mig elPiso Uobles and Santa MrfnuSan Luis Obispo andPrdpWy8taUos tSsStASnxu Excursion Train to loParkandWayS tioBS ttt5r 1 0 37A Ban Jots and Way Stations Stp 1215 Ce etery Menlo 1 rk and Way Stlonii txXlT XOr San Jose Tres Finos Santa Croi Ba a Mon reyPa dflc oroTe and PrmclrAi Way Stations I0sS7A 33tt Menlo rk Sa Jose andr PriDdrWayStaUoiis ttl7l 4 srMKal kaoiWayBta as 5tl3r8an Jose and Way 6tions 4Sa 30pMloParaEdtVyB Uoes SstSi 411 t4r Menlo Park and PrindpaliVai 8 ma f7 A for liar ni ng for Afternoon idars exeepte 1 6djs 1 tdaysonry 8AN THAKCTSCO AND NORTH PA CnC BA LWAT THE DONAHUE BROAD SACO OUl tOMM3rNCrNO SUNDAYi APRT 34 181 and until further notice boats and trams Win lemv Croat xl arrtre at sa Fn wctac i uenget Depot Market sUte Wharf aa Ilsws FROM SAN FRANCISCO FOB POINT TTU RON BRI VEDEEE AK SAN RAFAEL WEEK DAYS 740 fl0 I1 2I A act 1304 5 05 6 20 1 UNDAYS8 OU 930 llrOO a ISM SS4 6XX 6 IS FROM SAN RAFAEL TOR SAN ANCTSCa WEEK DAYS 6 570S5 9 0 I1M A MJ 1 Ml 3 4e 0Jr 8ATURDAYS ONLY Att extra trip at 6 0 1 UXDAYS 8T0 9 40 1110 A 1 1 34S 5 00 6 5r FROJf POINT TIBURON TO SAN FRANCISCa WEEKDAYS 5 8 20 8 5 11 55 3t0 4M 6 35P SATURDAYS ONLY An tx trip at 0 5 pT st SUNDAYS 8 5 10 05 1135 A 4 2D5 4sV 630 60 MV Iav DssTtKAK I Arttre Ban Francisco Tioy I San Francisco wj bos oov wt T2 7 40 M8 Oi am Petaluma 110 4rf 8 60a 350PM 933 am and 6 15 pm 10 0 a 6il2 LL i Fulton Windsor HeaMbr 10 Maai 3tM Akt LtttOB Sogs T5 tfJOng overda and Way 8 tiOQS a 1 1 Koplsad 1 7 0kS OA and 74Wr BKlrsr 1 TllrU 7 40ak18 Oam OoamavUle 75r10 30 70 m800am Sonoma 1040am Oaal 5PM5 OP and 6 06pm 10r Olen Ellen 7 40amHOOam Seoaatopoi 1040am 10 JO am 3 S1pmI5 00pm 6 05 PM 10 pic Siages connect at Santa Rosa for Mark West Springs at Geyserv for Skagxs Springs htewarts Jolnt GuAlaU and Poms Arena as Ooverdalsn for the Geysers at Plsta Hlgo land Borings Kelseyvflle Soda Bay i ak xat and EirUu prg Hopi i tor keport and Bartlett Springs at Uklah for Vichy Bprlngs Saratoga Springs Bias lAkss iter 8tr Xpper Lake La keport AVUrtta Canto Mendocino Cltrl Fort JBragg Westporw Csal Hydesv ii Enreka EXCCRIONTIC rET9tromStrfrdayateKna days To Petal urns SI 50 10 Santa Rosa S3 21 to He burr 83 40 to doverdale Htu 11 nonland S3 70 toCklsJLSS 76 toSehasto pot 82 70 to ruerrevRle S3 75 Mr noma 1 40 toOlen Ellen SI 80 EXCURSION TICKETS good for Sunday only to Petal uma 31 to Baata Rosa 1 50 toHaaidsv bnrg to Qoverdaia S3 to TJ ti 50 to Hophuid S3 So to BebastopoL SI SO toOoemc vUle 2 50 to Sonoma 81 to Olen EHen 1 20 a wHrhNo ptr mcolynn Xlen Manager Geo Pass Tkt Agw Ticket offices at Ferry SS Montgomsry sssV aad 3 New Montgom ry street NORDDTJT CH LLOYD CO SPRING SAIX1NG3 1892 Sai Sat lune 4 Lahr Tuea Jnne 7 Elbe SaL une 1 1 Spree Tues June 14 ti 1 sst June 18 TravTues June 21 Sms Sat Jan 25 Bavel Tuea Jnne 28 Sae sat July Lahn ToesJaly 5 i lbe fc July fl pree Tues July 13 EAST ROUTE TO THE MEDITERRANEAN Direct line to snutb of France Rlverla and Italy touching at otbraitar to land passengers to ppaln Steamship erra aturday June lith 10 a and steamship Folds Saturday July 2d 10 a st leave New York for Genoa aad regularly thereafter ROBERT CAPFLLR General Agent for Pidflo Coast 113 Montgomery stteev under Occidental Hotel San Francisco HAMBURrAU RCAN PACKET CO FASTEST ROtTTE TO LOXDOS AND THE uroprac continent tew Yore Southam trton HAMBURG Fastest trips equal to 6 days 21 boors tQ ee rn TWIN KWFASl EX PRESS TJfKAMEKS ACGUeTA VICTORIA FUKST BISMARCK COLUMBIA and NOBV MANMA of 10 000 tons and 13000 toHOOO horse power jt ysbes steamn carry no cotton KEOULAR SEKV1C MAI STEAilER Wleland eilrt Kngia RhaeUi liaolaCa ndla Russia Snevla Moravia tllfornla lor Hamburg direct Through passage tickets to all po la urope at low raxes Companys office ST Broadway New York For tickets cabin plans and Intormatlon apply to A MYElt General Agent for the Pacific Coast 401 California at corner bansome sau Frandsoo MARKS ADJUSTABLE F0LD1HG tHAIR 36 Best Chair the wide wide vrorlcU lor sale only by BURR FOLDING BED COMPANY 642 fission St nr ew Jlontgromery JOBSON procrletor ANCHOR LIVE Steamers leave NPW YORK every SATURDAY for GLASGO via LoNDONDEBR Bates for Mtlooa Passage By 8 t4TY OF ROMA May 28th Joly 2d 860 and npward according to accommodation sod location of room other steam rs of the line SOand upward Second cabm S25 Steerage fill Passencers booked at through le to or from any dtv In Croat britalu or on the continent Draf on Londsn sold at lowest rat es jseok of lnrormatle i tours and ssldng Bsta fur nished oi sppi at on 10 agents HLVDSAfOi1lOTHfcRa7 Bow Ing Green Knr Ynrt or to a KO PTJ THH fR 818 Market street or to MclCAY32 Montgomery street or to Jf FCGAZI CO 5 Montgom ery BTeiiuv vrwiiauAua us xi jvii roaaway uasna NORTH PACIMC5 COAST RAILROAD Via Saussllto Terry From SAN FBANt ISCO for SAUS ALTTO BOSS VALLEY and 8 NR AFAKLweek days 70 9 00 11 00 A Mt 1 45 8 35 6 005 45 6 20 8un4ayB dJ ooS 03 IV 0011 30 a let 13 0 1 30TJ JO 4 a 5M 6 ii Irom an FltAM lswi to U1IX VALLEY week dsys 7 30 9 00 llrfJO a 3255 00 6 4S 6 7 fSandavs oa fi lO fla 11 0 A it 1 2a 4 205 0 txtra trip on tnrdavs tl4r From AN AELfor sAIa til A CISCO wee davs 6 10 6 46 7 43 9 15 II 0 A 145 VM 00 Bundaya OO 9 60 llrtW 12 00 110 2 20 3 5 6 IS 05 7 OOP jr Extra trip on Saturdays at 8 25 it Fare 50 cents round trip From MILL ALLEV for SAN FRANCISCO week Cars 25 65 8 00 9 10 11 10 A 3 355 10 pm SnartaysV OS 1010 1115 A 120 2 40 410 5 30 6301 1 Fare cents ronnq trip V0 9 wV 40StSp Sondjs 84 10 IS 1149 A 12 30 1 40 315 4 5 600 6 50743 Extra trip on Saturday at 7a Fare 25 cents round trip 9Q0 900 xl 800 lie 500 rMf Commencing Week May 6 189 a Sundays lairf 1 Ia0 Camp Taylor 43 Axl from Tcuoma Pt1 1 Fairfax Reyes and way 1725 pm StaiKHlS iO 19 FK 1810 PM lorn es HoWard iDuncaa Mills Cazadeza and war stations KaS vilSf 615rx Thtrty dav Exeurson Round trip 252 reduction Friday 10 Monday Excaxjlon Round trip Tickets Tocal ma And Point Reyes 81 25 Tomales 8 Howard 0 Cazadf ro 83 Soaday Excursion Hound trip tickets pots Reyes 1 lomaes si so HoTfarirs 82 Dan can Mill and Caadero S2 SO THROCGII TA1K COWNFCTTONK nAtrT at tazad To with morning train from Ban Fran I Cisco to and from Wewarfa Point Goalala Point Arena vuneys uive javarro enoxciap Uty Fort Krsgg and all points on tbe yorth Coastr W1LUAM GRAVES LATHAM General Manager Geo pass TkL Agt Gcneral OtS Ices 14 San some Street CAMPAGSIE NERALB TRANS ATLAMTIQTJ rTRENCTC LIN1T TO AVIUC COStPANra XI pier i 42 North Kiver foot of Morton street Tra veters by this line avoid both transit by Xngt railway and the discomfort cf crossing the cb et ta a small boat LaToaraine Laov Frangeul SatnrJay May 23t 4 30 A rr La Chntnpasne Cap Borer 8atnray Jnne 4th 01 A Tv hou rntte Cr fhAnf yitim day June 11th 3 JO LiBretagae ept uitv rmbufuajr ictn 9 A Jioriunaer particulars spplr to A iuBOET Akeur 3 Bowl Irut Green lw York ITitijZl CU AgentA 6 Mwrtgwiefy Are Francisco Branch Ve 1 9 libntgora ery et ifa8 to fit fe Trains Leave and Arrive sit San Francises rMark street Ferrvfc Leav rmov mI trrtve Daily arm exp via Mojavei ura PROPOSALS FOB DBAVAGE CENEBA Depot of the Qcartermawera Department at Francisco 1 May 2 9 sealed proposals la tririlcate for tbe haulinc of millurrr trre supplies In Md about lust dtyotsan Frarcisco imw 1 year ct imeti ng July x4tu WIU be received at fls of See until 13 clor ncoiv Pacific suuirlard time cnTHUkSDA the 2d day of Jane 189 andtben open I Th vernmni reserves the right to retect ssr all nmr vi All necessary Inlormat ion will be furnished on sp rJlTAClnrt tA this Kl VlVU a rr 7v kj BTISI IESS COLLEGE Ta ai I pu canon iimsorace Kiveiopes containing pro a os xre 1 ogis to be tmrked Pronosaia lor DraTr rf uresseu i AAtxtx jsajr anarvnartermaa ter United States army Depot Quartermast tax Atlantic express I via Ln Angel i SA5 1SV TIck et es 6W a iet at Chronicle Ira a nclsea A EIHSEI Genersl Pa seorer Ag MISCEXLANEOCS THE GREAT WEEKI JFOB 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