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SA2T FEAST CISCO CHRONICLE VEDKESDAY OCTOBER 15 1890 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES hi QKMONTIILY PATHENTS WILL BUT DJ four European Government bonds bearing 5if pet cent interest and having fifteen premium drawing annually with prizes no to 50000 Send for circular WMALOiIOXtCa727itarketL na C99f FOR SALE FRUIT CANDY AND Ci vegetable store with horse and wagon acI434 Howard at restaubaNts CIGAR STORES jrrvrELS CASDYSTOBES TABIETY STORES LITERY STABI ES vrV MEAT MARKETS And other lines of business many of those are Offered for the first time locations choice and trade established prices ranging from 200 to 20 SK nothing on oar book but bargains BC UFFT D9T Market established 20 rears reference California Savings Bank cor Powell and Eddy st A A BUSINESS PLACE3 FOB SALE Au Country hotels from 2000 to 6000 Coffee saloons Jloa 350 to 00 rn Ktrnv fmm 200 to 1500 fiprilnrM frniri 00 tO 1000 Brag from 1500 to 5000 Blnnn from 300 to 2500 Stationery stores from 300 to 1000 Grocsiy stores from 450 to 1K00 Apply taHC DECKER 850 Market st Qrifiil PARTNER WANTED IX A FIRST OUV class cash business In the city no pre vmns experience reqnlred one of tbe present partners is retiring for the best of reasons the remaining partner who is a first class man will show And prove that the business has been clearing over 200per month best of reterencea given Apply KENNYi 22 Kearny st THE EIGHT TO MAKE AND BELL Lofted Slates outside of San Francisco fint clAM references no agents wanted Address box 122thia office SPLENDID BAKERY AND COFFEE boose including none waron oven and utensils six living rooms rent 28 large 850 trade AYRES A McBRlDE 8 Kearny st amonot to invest in No 1 eoEooanr that will pay good profits most be sober and in fiusBlsus salary 100 a mouth and board occu nation foreman and timekeeper Address PRESIDENT box 1S3 this office ttllfiA FR SALE GROCERY AND rjpAAUU fruit store trade and location flrst etaas afock at invoice stoc fixtures harness horse and wagon new cause sickness rent very reasonable 807 Broadway Oakland sale fine corner hear Third and Market has been kept by one party for SI years is handsomely fitted up well stocked and doing a large buslneesr long lease owner is leaving the city Apply KENNY 22 Kearny St Ql 7in CORNER GROCERY AND BAR USX I fJ established 20 years bargain for lash AYBESMcBRIDmBKesrnyst business must coma well recommended this Is an excellent opportunity Address box 166 Berke stock of boots and shoes and fixtures In country store to lease Address BOOTS AND SHOES box 30 this office fflJEflfin FIRST CLASS COUNTRY HOTEL r3UU for sale is located in one of the roost thriving towns in the interior of the State 25 bedrooms barroom office stables etc house is well furnished thronahotit has a large run and is clearing 200 a month included In the above price is a lot 150x150 fruit trees shrubbery etc this property is a great bargain part of purchase price can remain owner is departing for Europe Apply KENNY 22 KearnyTL the office and hiwd hen and as sist in looking after general details In one of the best paying livery and boarding stables in this city established 16 years and clearing 700 per month ever all expenses yon can have a most thorough investigation before buying no previous experience required but most be of steady habits one of present owners Is retiring from business remaining partner is a first class man full value in horses carriages rockawas buegies and buildings etc Apply KENNY 22 Kearny st LODGING HOUSES FOR BALK KEARNY ST NEAR TJiWuro Bush must be sold within 3 days i room noose wen mrnTien i 9 room bouse dean and pew 10 room house well furnished well located will take 300 down 12 rooms nice dean hoae cheap jo rooms extra good paring noose 700 lfcoO 1300 19 rooms elennt cor nearly newrnart casfc 20 rooms very central partly furnished a number of offlceu will trade 1204 25 rootnsj new well furnished finest location ineity i 1R00 30 rooms a good paying house 2200 40 rooms Be corner all full clearing over 100 per month 2500 43 roomsielegastly furnished boarding best location la city 5500 Many other large houses we have the best list in the city can suit any one in size price terms FRANK COLLINS A CO 830 Market St I A R00M H0UEMU8TSELLTO DAYf500 JLU 13 rooms 500caah balance paymenta 900 60 rooms clearing 300 11 rooms fine bargain 28 rooms on Market st SOO 2000 5000 500 1J00 11 rooms on Howard St mnat sellJ 55 rooms Market st a bai gain 5000 35 rooms payments 50 per monthU 1000 Call and see my list of lodging and boarding houses hotels and fiats all sizes and prices tor BOOMS ELEGANT HOUSE ON EDDY st very handsomely furnished price only 1250 fine choice location I BARNARD 1 14S Market St near Taylor 1 ROOMS MISSION ST VERY CENTRAL i Zi and well furnished pays a good profit tvtrTT month iprice700 I DBABNABD 118 Mar ket st near Taylor 1U8 Market st near Taylor FTJBNISHED ON BABXARD TO ROOMS NEAR MARKET 50 RENT Xj 75 profit one balf cash elegant furniture 800 BCTLER SMITH 224 Kearny st OA ROOMS WELL FURNISHED OFFICES pay rent i great bargain only 1250 BUTLER SSUTTI 224 Kearny st A ROOMS BEST PART OF MARKET ST TtU only 1500 worth 3000 greatest bargain ever offered mut MIL BARNARD 1148 Market St near Tavlor lure for sale at 6jO0 13s Montgomery st Apply to MOLLOY rcn Leu clears 0 per nMjntn raexmaojCB fortmprovedranclh BUTLER 8MITII 224 Kearny OKA LODGINO HOU8ES TO 15000 WS HAVE RENTS MARKET LOW LOCATIONS GOOD Nothins on onr books bnt bargains BCDUFVY 997 Market St established 20 years reference California Ravings Bank cor Powell and Eddy sts rom new furniture rent only 819 central location a positive bargain BARNARD 1148 Market st near Taylor Al CHANCE TO BCY FURNITURE of 7 rooms in good location pavinff welL Address box 75 this office S350 1 Aftfl A GREAT BARGAIN 37 ROOMS plUUU one block from Third and Market sts clearing 100 per mouth Apply KENNY 22 Kearny St iortone to look after tha hired beln and keep their time etc in a large well establishedestablished business in this city employing tram 75 to 100 men continually and working nearly 50 borsea is positively clearing from 600 to 1000 a month and constantly increasing over 550000 worth of work now on hand no previous experience necessary but must be of sober habits owner is known all over the state and can give the very highest references a most thorough investigation allowed Apply KENNY 22 Kearny A WELL ESTABLISHED STAMPING Business about 1000 patterns and alphabets with A BABE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY FOR A lady My business having grown to such dimensions that I am no longer able to do it justice elogle handed I desire a clever earnest active lady as a business associate one who has considerable means To such a one I need scarcely add the opportunity for Investment would be a verv profitable one Address or call on MBS GEKVAI8B GRAHAM beauty doctor 103 Postst 8 A MECHANICS BOARDING AND LODGING bouse for sale adjoining Union Iron Works S3 rooms 30 boarders Apoly at KINOS OLD BOOK STORE 15 Fourth kL BARGAIN FINE CANDY AND VARIETY store good location and trade no reasonable offer refused Apply 1220 Mason st TTOR HEAVY LOG BANDMTLLS BAND saws and band resaws see NORTON COOK FRATT COMPAN 537 Mission st IfOR SALE ICE CREAM PARLOR AND candy factory suitable for a large restaurant rood reason for selling 3900 959 Market st no reasonable offer refused Apply at 41 Third st PRATT COMPANY 537 Mission st FOR SALE DRUG STORE ONE OF THE most desirable stands in this city an exceptional chance to secure a first class business at a low figure best of reasons given for selling Apply to FEATHERTON ef Langley A Michaels Co 34 to 40 First st FIR SALE BATH HOUSE AND BARBER thop In San Jose death cause of selling Address NAVILLE 206 West Santa Clara st 8 FIR SALK AN ESTABLISHED FURNI ture carpet and undertaking business In a good nterior town capital required 1 fyjoo on ty Fpin atble persons need inquire Address ii box 82i this Office lzlfin LODGING HOUSE GREAT BAR IDJLIUv gain well furnished house oi 2 rooms oa Market st well furnished and alwavs full clearing 100 per month Apply KKNNY 22 Kearny st HOUSE NKAR KKARNY HiKJJJ and Geary sts first aoor occupied as omoes paying largely Apoly KENNY 22 Kearny st 1800 andGe KINGS DAUGHTEES ENJOYABLE EKTEBTAIKMENT 1 ffiVIlfO HALL A Snccessfnl Start on tbe Series Last EYeningr Drainatic Efforts The Kings Daughters began their scries ofeutertsinmerts for the benefit of the Home for Incurables yesterday by a lunch in Irving Hall front 11 1 jl to 2 About 200 persons were present including a number of prominent business men In the evening was given a drama entitled Comrades Tinder the direction of Miss A BeaJe Music was famished by the military band from the Presidio under the leadership of Wiegand Th play was well rendered particularly so for amateurs The cast of characters was as follows Boyaf Manning Joseph Steele Matt Winsor a tramp Simon Marcus Graves 11 Scott Simon Stone a Jack of all trades Charles Ellis May Manning Roys wile Miss Florence Beale Bessie Bradley Miss Marian Langdon Nancy Nipper Miss Annie Page The programme for to day will include a lunch from 11 a to 2 pm This erven ing a literary and musical entertainment and tableaux will be given To morrow there wilt be a lunch and in the evening the comedy Court Cards At the entrance to the hall stands a beautiful armchair upholstered in red plush and brocade This is to be given to the most popular candidate for Mayor at the close of the series of entertainments A placard announces that votes will be in order for Sanderson Goad McDonald and ODonnell Votes cost 10 cents each Sanderson led all the other candidates last evening Each evenings programme ends with ice cream coffee and other refreshments These entertainments are in aid of the building fund for the Home for Incur aoies to oe tounaea bv tbe Kings uaugn ters of the State This organization in California numbers about 1000 and each member has promised to give 5 before December in aid of tbe home Ground for the purpose has already been donated The entertainments were arranged principally by the Alpha Chanter under the auspices of Mrs Kothe Mrs Clark and Mrs Wakeman the committee the lund for the Home for Incurables WHARF AND WAVE A FIEE ON THE SCHOONER MAID OF ORLEANS TTOR SALE CHOICE PRIVATE BOARDINO bouse Jull will sell at low figure retirement 712 Post st will only show house to responsible parties from 1 to 4 at dow corner boardine house in the citv for anv kind of good property at fair valuation no better location in the city all finely furnished every room rented excellent income dining room can be rented for 75 per month this Is one of the best and safest business Investments ia tbe citv and thoroughly respectable Address Mm box 40 this ofiice IT JEAT LODGING HOUSE 12 BOOMS WELL furntsned a bargain 704 finest PRICE REDUCED THE PRICE OF THE Wiiixy Chbosicls hasbeen reduced to 1 50 per year postage included Single copies 5 cents SEE THIS BARGAIN 10 ROOM HOUSE good furniture cheap rent only 550 part in payments worth 1000 must sell owner compelled leave city Apply to EC DECKER 850 Market st PPKNITUBE FOE SAXB A GOOD CHANCE TOUB HOUSE FUR nished complete with furniture carpets stoves curtains pictures and mirrors folding beds at caah prices on easy iastallments small deposit FRIEDMAN CO largest installment house on ILe coast 228 and 230 Stockton st cor Post Open eveniBgs Prompt attention paid to country oraers A MY NEW PLACE 1241 MARKET NEAR Ninth I offer new and second hand furniture at very low pricwi OALLAUHKR i LL FRIOS IN PLAIN FIGURES ON INA etallments without interest You can furalsh your home as cheap as lor cash elsewhere at HENEYS large Furniture and Carpet Ware rooms 18 to 24 Ellis st BED ROCK PRICES ALL ROUND NEW chamber sets 15 parlor suits 25 and 35 ranges 4 500 second hand carpets some good as new a reduction in the prices of everything cash crinataUmenU goods ahlpped freo xifaL SON 186 Fourth st BUY TARLOR AND CHAMBER FURNt ture on installments easy terms 224 Hayes st near Gough BARE BEOSl COUNTRY BUYERS WISHING SECOND haoJ furniture or carpets at reduced price call at 110 Fourth st satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded goods ahippedfree RENT A FORSALE AN OLD ESTABLISHED AND good paying furniture and carpet business For particulars address box 860 3an Jose Cal MILKROUTE 14rCANS CHOICE TRADE will be sold oheap JOSEPH WILLARD 614 Hayes st PAPER ROUTE FOR SALE IN THE BEST part of Oakland Inquire at 862 Washington SU Oakland PARTNER WANTED WITH LITTLE money for fruit store 1343 Valencia st I6UTK FOR SAIJi ON A LEADING MORN JLV log paper Address box 62 this oSice FURNITURE STERLING FUJ Company carpets and furniture 1041 Market st Rosenthal building LARGEST STOCK LAROEST STORE LOW est price easiest terms on new and secondhand furniture and capets stoves and ranges highest price paid for second hand goods 6pen evenings 1017 1019 1021 1023 Mission stW HixUt and Seventh NOONAN Captain Whitelaws Whales Ship Tacoma Struck by a Meteor The The sehooner Maid of Orleans left here on Sunday last bound for Shoalwater bay with a miscellaneous cargo including hay and coal oiL When seventy five miles beyond the Farallones a volume of dense smoke rose from the hold and a cry of FlreT was raised There is a difference between fire on shore undone on the open sea in a frail craft Captain Treanor and his sailors realized it but the realization did not prevent them from doing their duty The hatches were battened down and the schooner was steered for San Francisco Meanwhile the smoke continued to issue from the hold and the men were haunted by the terrible fear that the coal oil would explode The small boat was provisioned and lowered astern and red signal lights were displayed At the north heads the tug Wizard was spoken and came to the schooners assistance The schooner was towed to the flats and Captain Dan Farley of the fireboat Governor Irwin arrived in time to render effective assistance The cargo proved a total loss It wasdiscov ered that the solder oh some of the coal oil cans had melted and a little more heat would have been sufficient to cause an explosion that would in all probability have been fatal small boat under the shed at the Clar ftrm whari The chief engineer was directed to confer with Postmaster Backus as to temporarily ehangln the locality ot Postal Station during the rebuilding and repairing of the harves at the foot of Clay and Market streets The public will be dniy notified of the change ZElMEltB DEFALCATIONS American Council Agrees to ray a Part of Them American Council No 7 of the Order of Chosen Friends met last evening to Investigate 1 the affairs of its defaltlng secretary Daniel Zeimer It was found that independent of 7000 already reported and for which the council is not responsible he had taken the sum of S36 collected by him on account of assessments under general assessment No 174 of 1S90 and previous ones As the treasurer of the council Thomas Jones who had receipted to Zeimer for this amount without receiving the money was clearly responsible the council on the treasurers promise to pay the sum of 200 toward the amount donated 250 the balance in the treasury toward the same and passed a resolution making an extra assessment of 5 apiece on each of tbe 186 membera By so doing American Council will be enabled to pay into the treasury of the Grand Council the sum ot 836 due and relieve itself of a threatened suspension NEWS OF THE BAIL THE AGREEMENT LIKELY TO BE STRENGTHENED A Prediction That the Santa Fe WUt Sigrn It Frnit and Bean Shipments BlKTHi AHLXRS In this city October the wife of Oeorga Ablers era daughter BOSE In thts city October 12 the wife of Jets hard HBoseofa son SCHOLL ln this cfty October IS the Wife of Or JScnolLof aeoit HCDDART In Petaramai October 10 the wif Alfred ILHuddart of a daughter BROWN Iu MarysrUle October13lhewlfaof Murat Brown of a daughter ARCUAMBAOLT In this cityOcteber 11 tot wife of George Archam bault of a sob QANS The wifa of Wttliam Gana of a sou HAKKUGEi GREENFIELD MARKS Ia this city October 12 bv Dr Philo William Greenfield to Gossie Marks both of this city BELASCO HEIR In this city October 12br Rev Schwartz Henry JBehuco to Minnie Heir both of thts city HAMILTON MILLZNER Charles Edward Hamilton of New York to Carrie Milliner of San Francisco DA WALSH In thU city October 12 by Rev Father Smith Alfred Day to Maggie Walsh both of this city CLAIKTOYANTS ASTKOLOtfEBS TO PHYSICIANS FIRST CLASS PHYSI cian and surgeon desires partnership or will purchase paying practice Address KEUULAlt box 148 this office rfvHE WEEKLY CHRONICLE HAS BEEN enlarged in aixe and reduced in price to 1 50 per year Slngie copies 5 cents TirANTKD TO LOAN 1000 BY THE TN veator and patentee of anew hydraulic motor security given In the invention which can be seen and examtned at Western Manufacturing Co 114 and 118 Mission st San Francisco Address CHRISTIANSEN 228 Eddy st Oakland WANTED TO BORROW 1200 ON REAL estate security for which 12 percent Interest wIU bejpaid Please Inquire room 73 Ahtborn House Grant ave from 9 to 12 WAXTKD MAN WITH 3000 TO 7500 TO if take part interest In a weD establiahwi bus Bess in thts city will sell half interest if desired for 7600 party matt be a fair accountant and act as treasurer of the company first class reference given and required GEO STEWART 135 Kearny tTAXTKD BY A COMPETENT BUSINESS It man with 100o0 cash an interest an estate lished wholesale business Address box 81 thls offfce TirATER FBOIST HOTELBRAKNAN 8T It near Pacific Mail dock 22 rooms and store all new Apply MOLLOY 138 Montgomery TITIXX JSXCHAHGB FINE CORNER GBQ tf eery and bar certrally located fur rooming house or something suitable for lady Address AiBMn40fifthat WE WAST TO SECURE THE SERVICES OP tf an active bustllne business man thatean give good security to manage branch wholesale house Ta this citft one that caa manage the picture frame aadarttrade of thislocaIitTcbrrespOBdenc so UcltecLr CONSOLIDATED COPYING CO 164 and 155 Van Buren st Chicago III HOUSES JdD FAGOSS P0R SAXE A S0J BUSINESS WAGON iTJR 55 Apply at 503 PostatHbet8 and 10a ic mijitXdiHIAPA JiGnT BUGGY mare cart and harnesa1 Apply teS MAKS FIEL1J Ii2 iurKStor aaraiogaotaoies T70RSALK rASTGBKENrACRANpAr fast trotterf Wial given CLUB STABLES 409Taylorau iLiOHTiiY soruso BiftrMaJBa sAjfws gtoT HELNEMAys35 Sotterat MME ATLANTA THE WONDERFUL ME dium tells entire life and date things are to happen the seventh daughterof the Beventh born with a double veil gifted with the second sight 50c 1 by mail 1 B63 Howard st near Sixth ME MOKEAU 73 FOURTH ST REVEALS past present and future 25 cents teller fives correct information on stocks love and wish charms and love tokens given nn happlnessi families remedied fee 1 ladies 50a 789 Mission st near Fourth seen for a few days only at 422 Post st SPORTING PKOSPKCTS Game HK CHEAPEST A2fr BEST WEEKLY paper Jn the world WxiraxyCBosicrjtJ 1 50 per yar Single copies ajentarf mi ORK HORBE8TOiHIItE 15 A MONTHJ horses oa InstslUaents j223yaincia sfe lvJa HEADOOF WEXXliROKe tUORSES 4U must be sold within the next 10 aaysuJnter Bitticinal Home Marke tBWTTZEB feJaURTON Twelfth and HarrlsoBjtts OKfiVOCSQ MULES iHEAVYc JORAFT ZOU horses all classes rfiieraesarJault WASHBURN Fifth and Brrantst Olympic Club Plans War oa Preserves The Olympic Club directors last night de cidecF to extend the priTileges of the nw grounds to all competitors regularly entered for club games also to hold a juvenile field day The board has decided to invite individual clubs to give exhibitions in the Olympic gymnasium on ladles nights The boxing tdurnamentSwas set for November 6th Invitations to outsiders will Include only the press representatives The judges will be Gaston Ashe Hall McAllister and Spreckels The club will in future uniform its servants The hnard of directors hag made arranee meats for the sale of the new building bonds Two race a 40 yaras curate race ana a 120 yards fiat race will be given next Sunday At tfcA new grounds for handsome rrizes do nated by Alexander Forsyth John Elliott and tneciun The directors of the Soortmens Protective Association met at John Stacks last night and decided to charter a stern wheel steamer to carry a detachment of gunners into the duck preserves at Suisun and thus test the Talidity of the law EvC Hisger MeHlshand JrX Leet wera appointed to flQ Tacancieson the board Th hruml ill meet hn PridaTnkht to de cide when ta make the assault on the duck presfervesl itight was for a tlightblaze In a Uundr On the edrher of Fell and Gdriglr itreetsT lit wa et tinguished before the department arrived iiDainiaW iwanlBalV 5V iii TneaianttAUTDeLoV yesterday was falseibeing caused by an auxiW iart box being out of Otderi i ji ni i TJafaiKitIg KMIUHyMAtV ttbxnapiAtiHteiilMtIa1t Co5ttmbaifexico and Canada that has ever been published Slxev U57x3 Inches Minted in eolors mounted on rouers showls all the railroads counties asd principal town and is correct to date We furnish this map with WrsitY Cwaow rictforetteyearror 2v or with iuiir Chjum iCLKthrvemooUufor fi 45 and prepay chargE Cn the map Tha Tacoma Arrives The quietude of the Merchants Exchange was rudely disturbed yesterday by the arrival of the bark Inch Keith from Hamburg with the report that the long delayed Tacoma was spoken several hundred miles outside Later on in the day the Tacoma came in after one of the most remarkable voyages of the year She was 204 days from New York An average passage is 150 days By many she was thought to be lost Captain Sheldon her commander rendered an interesting report of the voyage He left New York on March 24th under strong southwest winds On July 4th a hurricane was met With the first sweep of the gale the lower foretopsail was blown away The foretopmast staysail and second foretopsail followed suit The seas were so heavy and the winds so furious that tbe ship was on her beam ends for many hours To add to the horror of the situation the ship was struck says the captain by an electric ball It exploded over the ship with a loud report and for the next few minutes the terrified sailors were treated to a display of fireworkB The Tacoma brings a cargo of general merchandise consigned to Williams Dimond Co Captain Yfhltelaws Whales From intelligence which was received in this city yesterday from Victoria it would seem that Captain Whitclaw the well known wrecker has temporarily abandoned his scheme to hunt whales the Gulf oi Georgia After his petition had been refused by the Dominion au thorities he expressed a determination to meet their requirements by wnaung iu toe gun on a British bottom The old barge Alexander was said to be fitted up for whaling purposes Yesterdays report says that the Alexander Is now on her wav to this city with 300 tons of old iron and that Captain WhitelaW will remain in Victoria to light his case Flotsam and Jetsam The ship James Drummond came to port yesterday from Philadelphia She encountered severe weather A seizure of eight flve tael boxes of opium was made late yesterday afternoon on the steamer Umatilla The British ship Port Crawford Captain Grainger came in yesterday 122 days from Antwerp with a cargo of merchandise POINT LOBOS CXUB Tte Franchise for a Cable Line to the Park The Point Lobos Improvement Club held a meeting last night in yorcettis HalL Parker presiding The Executive Committee reported that Dennhon had taken tbe contract to grade and macadamize Point Lobos avenue rrom Hirst to Twelfth avenues Joseph Figel said hehad been told that the railroad company would complete a cable line to the park 3y way of Fifth avenue in six months and moved that the protest of the property wners against the company that was submitted to the Supervisors on Monday night be withdrawn A Mackillup opposed this motion and submitted an amendment that a committee be ap ronted to obtain a written guaranty from the railroad officials to finish the road within one year from the granting of the franchise and mat me protest oe wiuuuawn uiuy upon suvu guaranty The amendment prevailed and the Chair appointed A Mackillup and Bills as the committee Spawned Salmon 6eYeral days iso Market Inspector Wray was notified that ishenneri on the Sacramento river were sendinglarge quantities of spawned salmon tri Lthe markets cf this city Thensh when caught hti tha wriingseasbriiis tery soft ahdV thereforeunflt for human food Upon receiving this Information Inspector Wraybegaa investigating the fish markets and yesterday he succeeded in confiscating about 200 pounds of salmoru All of the market inspectors have received orders to watchthe fish stall carefully as a large consignment of the fish li expected to reach the diranyaaj i jThe HarbWMCiiimIsiioierai 1 TiiHarborlComniiMioners ViettraWrday lamtbeturrintendentyofpaJrs aar the 20thlhsfc contract for building scow piledriver for 57 wasawarded to Pen gellVi The chief engineer yas instructed to prepare plans and specifications for a shed on tha Broadway wharf for the Pacific Coast Steamship Company The board refused Sieves application for penaissioa to hang six Peter narvey of the BAltimore and Ohio who was one of the complainants against Mc Call of the Erie in the recent investigation of an infraction of the Railroad Ticket Agents Association was not satisfied with the judgment of the members and sent in his resignation By the terms of the agreement thirty days notice of withdrawal must be given and in the mean time it is fully expected that he will reconsider the step he has taken Unless he does so however the association cannot well hold together There was a pretty well defined rumor on the street yesterday that the Santa Fe which has not hitherto been a party to the agreement will eome in within forty eight hours This will have the effect of making the agreement stronger than ever From October 10th to October 13th inclusive seventy carloads of green fruit were shipped over the Southern Pafctfic lines The largest single shipment of beans ever made left over the Central Pacific yesterday It consists of ten carloads and goes east over the Uniop Pacific carrying all for one ranch at San Pedro Newton chieCof the passenger department of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western arrived in this citv yesterday Phillips excursion from Boston numbering eighty persons reached here on Monday morn ing Joseph Allen whose sobriquet is Professor having once held that position at Yale University and who Is now chief of the engineer corps of the Chicago anffNorth western at Chicago is on a visit to San Francisco The completion of the Cuyamaca road to a junction wuliihfi Southern pacific is generally believed totbe true It will make a short cut to Jan Diego and will open up an undeveloped country1 Charles White agent of the Raymond Whitcomb excursions from Philadelphia is in town Henry Butferfield of Wisconsin Pa the agent of the Santa Fe appeared at the company office yesterday REDUCED RATES The Fara to the Womans Christian Temperance Union Convention The Womans Christian Temperance Union will hold its State convention at Stockton from October 20th to October 24th The transportation companies will give reduced rates The Southern Pacific and San Francisco and North Pacific railways will give one and one third rates The Pacific Coast Steamship Company will grant one half fare on return ticket The stage lines of Force Davis Colonel Boomer and Miller A Conner of Mendocino and Lake counties and Green Cole of Sierra county will give one half fare on presentation of ere dentials of delegates For railroad certificates sofnd io CEdfcolm 526 Eighth Street Oakland Luke Donnellys Will The will of Luke Donnelly who died on the 9th inst was filed for probate yesterday He left an estate valued at 12000 He made be quests as follows To Mark Donnelly a brother 5000 to Mary Donnelly a sister residing in Ireland5000 to Marry Carrigan 500 to George Flood son of Sarah and John Flood 500 to the Roman CatholicOrphan Asylum of San Francisco 500 and to the Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum near San Rafael 5O0 The residue of the estate be bequeathed to the children of his brother Mark and his sister Mary share and share alike Early Closing Assured At a meeting Of the Dry Goods Mens Early closing Association last night it was announced that the undersigned dry goods merchantsmerchants had agreed to close their stores at 6 clock on Saturdays on and after October 18th making the movement a complete success OBrien Co Keane Brothers Curtin Kennedy Co Newman LevisOn Peix otto Silverman White Co Samuels Kohlberg Strauss cVFrohman Dramatic Recitals A series of five dramatic recitals will be given by Mrs Le Moyne fin the Unitarian Church beginning next week They will be under the auspices ff the Channing Auxiliary and will take place as follows Wednesday October 22d at 3 Saturday 25that 3 Monday 27th at 8 Thursday 30th at 8 and Saturday November 1st at 3 DEATHS DANIELS In this city October 1J John Henry Mathias beloved husband of Christine Daniels and father of August William Henry Emilt Susie Minnie aod Eddy Daniels and Mrs Le Baron a native of Schleswtg Holsteld Germany aged 63 years 0 Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral this day Wednesday at 1 oclock from his late residence Mission road near Five mil House Interment Odd Fellows Cemetery BRUNE In Bremen Germany Aprs 491890 Emelie beloved wife of Henry Bruhne and eldest daughter of and Elizabeth Mohr of Sacramento aged 31 years 7 months and 11 days IS Funeral will take olaee this day Wednesday at 3 oclock from the receiving vault of the Odd FeUows Cemetery Interment strictly private TESRY ln this city October 14 wailam beloved husband of Sarah Terry and father of ThaddenaW Terry and Mrs Mary sE Higgin sou a native of New York aged 62 years and 2 months S3 Friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited to attend tha funeral to morrow Thuri day at 2 oclock rrom bis late residence 1121 ureenwicn street interment uaa euows Cemetery QROSH In this city October 14 Samuel Rutherford eldest son of Mrs Eliza and the late Samuel Grosh aged 34 years 10 month and 28 days AS Funeral win take place to morrow Thursday at 2 oclock from his mothers residence 612 Oak street CURLEY In this city October 14 Johanna widow of the late Cornelius Curler and mother of Thomas William and Mary Ctiriey a native of Queens county Ireland gd 68 years New York papers please copy KW Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral to morrow Thursday at 830 oclock from her late residence 13l6 Harrison street thence to St Josephs Church where a solemn requiem mass wui Ing at 9 oclock Interment Mount Calvary celebrated for the repose of her soul commanc mter Cemetery MYKRS In this city Ootober 14 Elizabeth beloved mother of George Frank William Charles Walter and Ida Myers a native of Illinois aged 57 years 2 months and 1 day Rush vttle tin and Sacramento Cal papers please cony S3 Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend th funeral to morrow Thursday at 1 oclock rrom iter late residence 340 Turk street Interment Laurel HOI Cemetery KOHLMAN In this city October 1 Solomon beloved hosbaod of Adeline Kohlmanand father of Lena and Samuel Kohlman Mrs Ueymao and Mrs A Goldberg of Phcenix A a native of Germany aged 59 years 2 mouths aod 17 days Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend tbe funeral to morrow Thursday at 11 oclock from Masonic Temple corner of Post and Montgomery streets thence by 1230 oclock train Home of Peace Cemetery FRENSA In this city October 14 Ignazio beloved husband ofDooiinlkaFrennaand father of Frenna a native of Palermo Italy aged 65 years New Orleans papera please copy Friends aad acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral to morrow Thurs day at 1230 oclock from bis late residence TO TVUr mtrtot IntarmPnt AlT OoKS Came tery Tif TACV this citv October IS at her late nxirience 102 1 Jackson street Emma beloved wife nr John lie iju and eldest dauahter of Edward and Annie McLaughllna native of San Francisco aged 21 years 2 months and 27 days 5Notice of funeral in to morrows papera THACKER In Shohoti Idaho on the 13th Inst George Thacker anatlve of Maine aged 85 years LEACY In this city October Thomas Leacy a native of Ireland aged 47 years STILL In this city October 12 William Still a native of England aged 70 years COCKBURN In this city October 13 Ellen Louisa Cockburn a native of England aged 35 years OWENS In this city October 9 WUliam Owens a native Of New York aged 62 years CARLSON In this city October 10 Henry Carlson a native of Norway aged 24 years OTjSEN TnMilieltyOctobagIS A Olsen a native of Sweden aged 22 years WTLHELM In this city October 12 George Wll helm a native of San Francisco aged 4 months and 22 days ARMSTRONG In this city October 13 Etta Armstrong a native of San Francisco aged 1 year 4 months and 24 days MANNING In this city October IS Mary Manning a native of San Francisco aged 21 days AMUSEMENTS GBAND OPERA HOTJSE EXTRA Under th Direction of Mr Al Uaymaa LAST WEEK LAST WEEK LAST WEEK LAST WEEK TO TAY WEDNESDAY GREATER THAN EVER IMMENSE SUCCESS OP THE 2s EDITION American trirataciauo CRY8TAI SLIPPER CRTSTAlSLIPPERr CRYSTAL SLIPPER I CRYSTAL SLIPPER SECOND EDITION TO NiOHT SECOND EDITION TO SIGUTI tEE SEE SEE SEE 1 Mother Goose Rhymes Embodied Mother Goose Rhymes Embodledf The Old TheOld Woman W3ui T3v In a fthA Extra I uAmnntiKAiieuitMaiitiMit Matinee IThe Marrh a ni spvLwf ITO DATJThe March of Dinner Service All the Great Features Retained All the Oreat Features Retained SewSongsi New Dances NewSongil Krw Dances IASTHATINEE SATURDAY EAST TOTE HEXT SUNDAY NIGHTt 25c to 1 MohbaY Nixt Octobkb 20th THE LATEST SENSATION HANLON VOLTER MARTINETTI PANTO MIME AND NOVELTY COMPANY New Features To Night New Feature To Nlgbt i BALDWIN HLlt HaYttur Ma atnu BotryiBi THEATER lessee ana fropnetor iiaoager Lur Wiix or thi Fmori CABLETON OPERA COMPAirri To alght and Saturday Evening and Saturday Matinee OrrxxBaCKa Jollt Oraaa THE I tf A If SI I A if SI With Great Cast Correct Scenery tar Thursday evening itby request THE MTKADa rriday rrenlng Cby requestDoaoTHT NOTEI Monday October 30th the Baldwin NOTElTheaterwul close for abrief period during NOTE which Me Hiyman win present at tba NOTElGaasn Opiba hocsk th QreaUst Sen NOTE sation of th Season the NOTE HALON VOtTB MAriSBTTI ENGLISH PAKTOMIME AND NOVELTY COMBINE Scats Bract at iei Gbakb OmuHock ox TuTSADAT NEW BU3H 8TRK15T THEATER Us LatvmlcuM and Proprietor MS JJ ffTTtnS ii it THIS AFTERNOON AT 2 EVENINGS AT 8 HOiTS Laiist Strcerai A I TRIP TO 1 CHINATOWW Next Mqxiav Octobkb 20th JAMES A HERNE IN HEARTS OP OAK Beats on sale Thursday ALCAZAR THEATER WAtxasaon A Stockwzxl Lessees 4 Managers A 11 San Francisco i speaking Its praise The Scenery Beautiful The Play Elegant The Company Buparb LAST WEEK LAST WEEK LAST WEEK THE BELLS OF HA8LKMERE 25c 30c and 75c Nbxt MojjdaY Octobix 20TH A HALSTKAD I KAlTSA0 HALSTEAD CO rrNDERTAKEBS No 946 Mission Street PORTER fc SCOTT Successors to WILLIAM PORTER runeral Directors Practical Embalmer Na 118 Eddy Street KT Telephone No 322B Benefit of the Usrs and Doorbeers and Assistant Treasurer When will be presented WOMAN AOAI3TS WOMAN In Preparation THE MAGISTRATE by special arrangement with Augustin Daly UnSCEIXANEOCS wmsim Business Eons OP i San Francisco i MATERIAtS Of ar rw ponctore Frames fa tt latest itviir 1 i nnr tbh i scrhiu rr5ye iviiiga i 1 A RTISTS ji sen and all Pastelsand Artiste ciudiev San Tall Co Marti AMrVonanSiJi 1 massacre the JJestrpymgAgeliitc thrUtoJ TT 5 storyThe treatest bookii seu aver wiereu TJheVjQistorr Company st saa Franeliirn ARTISTIC BRONZE HAKDWArv We have the finest exhibt bSuamV haft ware on the coast and invite all interested tu tatt Kg to call and sea our goods and get our mteL 1824FrrncaaSSt MWSgSstfm mencement of sale fr4 nd 3 4 Woolnp Greenebanm Cik lland7Staatren AtJJSR COV sGenerat ttmraliah i LargeBt handlers of Balaastt3ni5rWl Fruits In the world Represented by dlrecthmSS every Otr of vthi Country 8oTl2S5 street BAlfKA2a OFFICE RAlXrNOstf Plxtures etc in Iron Brass orlflckrt pSJ Wire Gates Shutters Window Guards aad Wii Work of every descrintiarA ttlre Uorlcs fW9MlMlntt i BREW ERY iBrewers and Bottlers ef 0 orated GenninaPUtanar and CtthnbachttaV Tiiy Fredericlcsburr Jrwin Office 403 Market tteefc ta cor Jremok OltERS High and Low Pressure doners A all kinds built according to drawings or spedflcS Uons and Sheet Iron one executed atahartaaJ Betlce Bepalrlog Ioynlhan Aitkin 311 313 MiaHoask BLANK ROOKS Patent Backs Printer Lithographers and General Stationers Stamping and Engraving Wedding inyitatwT specialty It Crocker A Co 215 219 Bush st BOXES of an kind on hand and mad tu arte Agent Steamer Crescent atrfoe Crasceoii ltM VHA ONatl IHSwm OA EIORAPH AND REanNGTOYii TYPEWRITER SUPPLIE3 AU khtfai end for catalogues 6ewing machin accessorial wholesale and retaiL i The Samuel HH1 Company 29 New Montgomery St under Grand Hotel ar CHAMPA ONE iLIQUORS PcrnmerTSeTj A MarteU Cognac Theo Xappe1 Ga roe Aromatlque Guineas stout and lias Ala Imported Wlilatle tVlUlaira Wolff JT Companr 327 and 829 Market street 2 oir JBOX AD Wtlann OBHeii COliU I MACDONOUGH CO 41 Market street San Francbiot iARRIAOES BncVboards Oame MfflartS Willow and Derby Carts Kensington tail Chester Wagons all In natural woods to late i noveltiea ii WILLEY CQ817MontgwiBji NEW CALIFORNIA THEATER Handsomest Theater in the World Ma Al TTTfuT tjsm and Proprietor MB HASBT Vi Mny ENTHUSIASTIC CROWDS Greet the Popular HARRY LACY THE STILL ALARM A REAL FIRE ENGINE WHITE ARABIAN STEEDS THE GREATEST SCENES IX MODERN LIFE Evzby Evisise Matutee SATrECAV TIVOH OPERA HyUSE Kaaxnta Baos Proprle tors and Managers MONDAY OCTOBER 13th Aura Drsiso ths Wxxk CAXJJ ORNIA UNDERTAKING COMPANY Successor to Hamiltox General Undertakers and Embalmer Corner Stockton and Geary StreetsS Society funerals a specialty Telephone Io 971 LIFE IN PARIS LIFE IN PARIS 1 OCTOBER 20tb AMUSEMENTS ADELE AUS DER OHE I ADELE AUS DER OHE ADELE AUS DEB OHE Returned to Port The steamer Jeatiie Captain Humphreys which left yesterday for Port Townsend returned on account of having sprung aleak when about five miles north of Point Reyes in a heavy northwest wind and swell i LOCAL NEWS NOTES The overland train was five hours late yesterday Frank Edwards was arrested last night for the theft of a saw Charles Picard was arrested on Commercial street yesterday morning while attempting to rob Joseph Roberts John Darden alongshoreman living at 716 Brannan street had his ankle crushed yesterday by falling lumber Patrick Robinson living at 24 Julian avenue was arrested yesterday on complaint of his wife whom he had beaten Miss Whi takers cooking lecture to day will treat of potato puree veal croquettes cream puffs and strawberry cream Mrs A Campbell nee ErauA has tendered her resignation as teacher in the Lincoln evening school to the Board of Education Paddy Frier who once figured prominently in local sporting circles as a middle weight pugilist was arrested yesterday on a charge of vagrancy Harryde Bois an ex conyict attempted to steal a bundle of clothing from room in an up townhotelyesterday morning but was ar Testedln theaetaad charged with burglary Th weather map posted in the Hydrographic OfSee amentioaof which was made la few days ago was the work of the Signal Corps which has plafeed dozen xt io in vari ousnartsof the city Lottie Burke who was arrested last Saturday night for stealing 180 from a visitor to her den attempted to commitsnicide yesterday morning by cutting her throat with a penknife The wounds inflicted were slight Hiram Crocker or Thrifty Dick who has been the bone contention at the old City Hall forsoinetime past ha been iprohiblted froni entering the city prison and wIHnot be allowed to carry xaessages for pleonersi cooks in iTurkBtreet restaurant quarreled ecterrUT randiii the scnffle Llntillsc struck Califfover the nead with an Iron bar inflict ing severe scalp wonna Linnuac was ar rested ----v An ttBusnally fine specimen of gold leaf fona rand TwrtlallyicrystaliUed hat been re eetTed at tfeeTnuseum of tha State Mining Bureau from AiTreeio io of tharpeabody mine ol Gra Valley It is intirestlny not alone for itseurioua fprrniUoribut tior ilitlntrinttii valuei at tha ahhnal iBeetinr otthef Congregation Sherith Israel on October 12th theibllowiag officers were elected ti serve for one5 year Presidehv Ei Dusenberg Tice president Li sauung secretary i tavingsiionv ireasnrer Charles Hards sexton A Coney The follow IiifrtmtM wer nhosen tr serve for three jears lUiant CrersBiMishandlVSeldnw Ti Sew8myrriAiFlgs jartsTed iflold oertBowen csv AMERICAS GREATEST AMERICAS GREATEST AMERICAS GREATEST MI CELL AKEOC3 THE MASTER Surgical Elastic Stockings For Varicose Veins Weak and Swollen Joints Dropsy of the Limbs Sprains etc TBOVTD1CD W1TK mm sox nimc mis 1 1WUSTIXS LOOPS By the aid of which they can drawn on easily like pulling ona boot They will last much longer than the old style as the stays prevent them from being torn apart in drawing them on Alt KINDS AND SIZES IN SILK ELASTIC Made under Masters Patents Nov 25 1831 March 21 1882 PRICES Thigh Hose best SUk10 00 Garter Hose best Silk 5 00 Leggings best Silk 500 Anklets 4 Knee Caps do 3 50 See our advertisement of the London Hearing Horn In this paper on Sundays and Fridays OSGOOD BROS Druggists UK Cor Broadway and 7th Sts Oakland Mf SB Wll Iljl WW frit THE RED BIBD POPULA PRICES 25 a vb 50c DIAMONDS WATCHES and Jewelry Wholesale 3 Greenberjr rtfe 126 Kearny strMi Thurlow Stock DOMESTIC SETfEtO JUCHCTE a stands at the head tha light running Dam tic sewing Machine 4 Evans Genl AreaC 29Poststfst DRUGS AND CHEMICALS Wholatt IJruggl sts and Manufacturers otUieaUetisol Pharmaceutical Preparations Kedington Co23to2SeconflC CofSn Bedlngtoa A Ooi 72 John st 3LX irr COGDSL etocks Oamplete to ABSenartmenMf I VnrnltTl finRlSfi a FINE EimOPEAN YArNTING Wtoi Art Novelties Etchings Engravuiga etc lt tots Picture Frames Mowings Wooden abut 3 VedeetaXa etc Gump 581 633 Market a i FURNISHING COODSP Men Fcmliiiy i Good MauufaCturera and Importer 2eustadter BrOtherv 4 FITENITTJRE parlor and Chamber ett cant Wood Mantels and Hardwood Interior Bank and Ooa Fixtures lUctt tholC Airaperiea etc Krelfnx ft Sons 334 536 Mart ii GAS AND ELECTRIC LIGHT TtXJ tares Th only manufacturers oa th cotft Thomas Day Co i ilimlteH a GROCERIES Importers andWlxAoaaj Dealers tu all descriptions of Groceries 2 TlUioan it Bendtl BLAIR PARK PIEDMONT HEIGHTS ON LINE OF NEW PIEDMONT CABLE ROAD POPULAR OPEN AtR CONCERTS At 2 oclock on WEDNESDAYS LADIES DAYSATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS Muslcby FIFTH INFANTRY IffiOlifEST BAND RITZArS ORCHESTRA OT SOLOISTS FINEST SCENIC CABLE RIDE OS THE COAST THE TURF BIQ DAS T0DA xl TROV 8nEET9 Bacle ahdGslvanlieiit 1 SUcs and i umbers Corrugated and Haia Mj Roofing and bidins Montsgne Ca TN LOTS TO cTrrr TrrcsEDDrjsczi 1 brated Velvet lampblalc for atifidal not sidewalka A Nichols Co 402 and 404 Bauer A LEATHER BEL TINfDyname Baianm plclalty Lacing and Rubber Belling lorcatalogue 1 A Ov Cook gen ji 415 Market strety LIQCORS lmported I I Agents for the finest Imported aad S9B uquors Sherwood Sherwood San Francisco orUaod andrLcaAngeHaj LUMBETt DEALERS WhoJesids J4 tad Agents for th Del Norte Conunsrs i Company Milt Depot to otnyiuawwu Littl Knowle Lumber 8 cot Mission aad KslaS AS A PLACESTO IHYEST WOHEYs The enormous amount of nhds invested by th loaves open for Eastern capita exceptional op portunltles in real estate and building Invest ments which while absolutely safe yield In comes ranging from fifteen to fifty per cent an prjaiiy Baal Estate la constantly on th ad tAnce to value as the result of an output of weattn nnequauea un nunoir ot toe worto Eastern Income based upon and 6 per cent investments may be largely angmen ted without risk by aotf ting tbe principal to a locality Offer tog wider opportunities A Ptrtt to HtlCTiauuVntontrrri fn UvOi of cw itaiancnt and convert the mott tncrtdvZtnak For rtn information addreis LvG PHELrS Secjf CUiiens ComfnIUe HeJenk Montana itapa THE EVENT THErSBASON GRAND ANNUAL BACES OP THE TRbTTL 8 HORSE BREEDERS ASSOCIATION FOE l890 Ocroau 11th to 18nr fr trcTcsiy STAMBOUL 2 12i Against Time SUNOLMABGABET and PALO ALTO PROGRAMME FOURTH DAY WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 1STH GRAND MATCH RACE 1000 a side 500 added between MARGARET tiZi0 ASt REGAL WILKES The champion two year old of 1889 2 230 CLASS PACING purse 91300 3 FOUB YEAR OLD Btakes eBtrance IOO with WOO added 4 STANFORD STAKES Palo Alto stocte Farms bm CoraL STANDARD STAKES THUBSbAVf dCTOBER 16TIL FOUR YEAR OLD stakes 230 class entrance 50 with 400 added Palo Alto Stock Farm names blk Ladyweil San Mateo Stock Farm names Una Wilkes JFred Loeber names blid Direct 2 YE ARLINO Stake imfce dash t50 en trance San Mateo Stock Farm name ta 1 hora Ben Harris names blk Acorn Ben Harris names buLSidena Wilber Field Smith names bc Keblr Algiers 3iSPEClAL TROTTINGpurse 750rfor named horses Burke names bm Wanda McFadyen ft Murphy nametb Redwood Napa PtockFarra names bt ra Nona Yt McCord names ch IMary Lon Smith names hGeorie Washington 4V STANDARD STAEEs TnrATV Oc r6miK lTra A Two year old parse 500 art Stakes z7 Satcbdat OcToarR 18th Free for all trottlnif rune flBOTA Three yeaMfldJstakes 240c ar 00 added Special race Staadard States NVRi TwjeNArATaAC is ONE or inns rasT Txt nr TBI COC MTBT AXB IS TSf SHLBXItrO SUA re BTAMBOCXWlrtSTAkTItVTaT PAT THAT HC IS cox nrnosf nrratso the xxa rrso to bcvt HIR KECOBD Admission 50 cents Train leaves foot of Market street at 8 A morales lean Napa each day Hdaaat pnTse C150O Spadalrace Stand after th races Fare for round tno XL i COOMBS ITesldent Jis Kxaa Secretary siafiaTOss logoes fnra Ished NTATIONAt ELECTRIC DETEtOFV NiiENt CO ilecUic Eiiglnean4F tors foSSnplete Steam and elecmc P1hSs descrlpUoiw Central onrt isolate rua lorelther Arc or Incandescent mtA lor National Tranatormer System iMr HILS New YcTk tundartf sggSi nound Cylinder and Machinery 0 Comndam Wheels iords souec vof bcraper Packing OU Cups etc AMI itl Kead 1 jgg 3 PIANOS of the Leadlog Matej Ji Jr veber Ertey and fnii it5rd ment at caaa Mauufactarers of uutras Pip Organs Sherman Clay Cj TJLtJMBlNO Gas and Steam FltttnaOga Xleti assortment of Fin 3 Agehw lor thaDurham System of DralDiga HntrrBros Wii T3KAL ESTATE XV and Land Agents Alston Eldrldge Co iKiwwiAiai5adX7 mn JjaftiSrTrl TEcpaiwTS mmi iriecl Kraaaenstein 118 anarlSO Markek Onyx Cabinets IPSoudsVfa sals Crockery Glassware aod Fancy tlose Cuniignniepta 3 1V Schlo A Ofc 1 1 iBattgrr street woSk Ataada Gilt Aultf TkulO A A ttoUlinc 429 ia 437 JadcJStreri rera or Window shades Vf tlarlC Cs tS MarkSiltrM rreTMEST Mfi fijalfaffia a UHIUlK ItLXaV Ifeiajde copies 6 cenUr si iQj JfC a.