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The National tribune., 1890-12-18
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SALISBURY PRISON.
Erprlencs Of District Of Columbia Cavalry

Experience OF n District or Columbia CayalrymAn.
EDITOR NATIoNAL TRIBUNE: In your
Picket Shots Of Nov. 20. is an article from
Scrgt Chas o. Gregory, 18th y. Y. battery.
My experience as 10 prisoners Of war is similar
10 his. I was captured about the lst Of August
1864 near Sycamore Church. a few miles from
Petersburg viii 81 on detailed duty, taking oats
from City Point to my regiment; at the time
guarding herd Of cattle Intended for Gen
Grants army, but unfortunately appropriated
by the rebels The Qnartormaster-Sergeau
aud one private soldier were captured at the
same time. The Sergeant died in Salisbury
but the private survived, and was my partner
in a dugout in Salisbury, and visited me at my
homo in HallOwell Me, after the regiment was
mustered out. / forget his name. but would
be very much pleased TO hear from him.
think his home was in Portland
| was about two weeks in Libby. several
weeks on Belle Isle and on the 10Th " October
left Belle Isle for Salisbury. / was in my hotel
when the attempt was made TO break out.
The first notice had of such attempt was a
charge Of canister-shOt carrying away the roof
Of our dugout which was located directly In
front Of gun, Rt q corner Of the stOckade
The first year Of the war was "A member Of
Co. A, 9th H., and did garrison duty at Camp
Douglass over the C0nfederates captured at
Forts Henry aud DOnelson, aud went 10
NicksbuFg with them when they were eX-
changed and comparing the treatment | re-
ceived in Salisbury with that extended 10 the
rebels in Camp Douglass did not help 10 allevi-
ate the sulerings 4 had TO undergo in that
Southern hell. The rebels were sheltered in
good barracks aud furnished with cooked
TatiOus much better than the army rati0us that
were issued % the Union troops doing guard
duty; whilst In Salisbury 10 was a system Of
starvation amongst the 10000 or 1900
prisoners. There were thousands of mechanics !;
the camp was surrounded with timber; de-
tail Of 20 Of as in two days could have furnished
logs enough 70 have erected comfortable bar
racks for AL but no, their system included OK.
Dosure ss well as starvation. We would die off
faster while burrowing like ground hogs
am satisfied that il was only my cussedness
that kept me alive during the fouT-and- "a half
months l was in Salisbury. ] was also satisfied
at the time that Government that treated
their prisoners OF war with such hellish cruelty
could never succeed.
One day when we were ordered in line for a
count a rebel officer Of high rank-I do not
know his name, but think il was Gen Winder-
told US that he would have Us all ia the rebel
ranks or in hell inside Of three months
No one. unless he was there, eau have any
idea Of the horrors OF that stOckade. There
are no words in the English language 10 ex press
the anguish and hopeless despair Of men dying
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Mhere Are rhera

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: Just before
lees surrender, and when the Union prisoners
OF war We're being transferred from Salisbury
y. e., to AndersOnVille. a large number were
detained ia GOldsbOro n. c., several days &C a
Time waiting for transportation
gentleman from che country visited the
camp, and, in conversation with the Union Off
eers-a Colonel, Lieutenant Colonel and a
5IaJ0r-learned Of the suffering and starving
condition of the prisoners. The next day he
sent two horse wagon loaded with provisions,
which the officers received and distributed 10
the men. letter, signed by the three Union
officers, acknowledging the receipt Of the pro-
visions and thanking him for the same, was
sent to the gentleman. Also, letter addressed
To the Commanding General Of the Union
Army reeiting the facts above stated and
asking protection for this gentleman, his
family. and property, was signed by these OH
GERS and sent to the gentleman.
Are the above mentioned officers living and
II So will they, or either of them, kindly send
their present address to The NATIONAL TRT.
BUNER Gen. Sherman's bummers took the
aforementioned letters, and the gentleman
wishes to obtain duplicates, il possible or re-
liable evidence of the above facts from the
Union officers, or from any of the Union pris-
oners who remember the oecnrrenee.-THOs.
BEAUMONT, 9l6 New York avenue, Washing
ton, ID. O..
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Washington, D. C.
The Raiders In Andsrsonrllls.

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: I served a
little more than six months in Southern
PRISONS nearly four months OF said time in
Andersonyllle. saw some Of the depredatiOu5
committed by the raiders of Andersonville-
IN Iact, lad something Of an unpleasant time
with them myself one night and part Of next
day, when they demanded the man who inter-
fered with their business the night before L
saw them stab Sergeant think he belonged
70 an Illinois regiment. His comrades carried
him outside the stOckade. and he died in less
than an hour. / think it was the stabbiug and
Killing OF the Sergeant that caused Wirz TO
issue the following order:
Now, you Yanks, don't issue yOu another
- ration ill you sent dem - raiders out
mere. You knows dem knows you do. i
will send you in a guard, and you pick dem
out"
How many are there living to-day who heard
w lrz issue the Order2 There were hundreds
that heard 10 that day and hailed 10 with de-
llght, and shouted out: Send in your guard"
In less than an hour the raiders were all ont
and our ratIOns coming in as usual
Now, AiF. Editor, / suggest that when the
Ex-Prlsoners of War pension bill passes, every-
one Of those raiders be excluded from the bene-
hts from said bill. if possible. I see in YOUR
valuable paper of Oct. 90 the name of one Of
the Jurors who tried and sentenced the raiders
to death. | will give the name Of G.. c. Nc
Cain, Co. =, I'd Ohio Cav, as another. Is there
any record OF the names of the whole Jury that
sentenced the raiders in Andersonville2 II
not there should be before it is too late.-WN.
d. Lutte, Co. E, ID Ohio Cav, Youngstown, D,
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Of starvation, exposure and vermin. II com
PARSONS are OdiOus.' how infinitely more so
was this policy Of tho CoHfcderaey. i have
heard them say repeatedly that II was better TO
siarve us than meet US in the field. In the his
tory Of all civilized warfare, there is no in
stance where prisoners were treated with such
baTbarity.
cannot but doubt the civilization aud ques-
ton the humanity OF a Government that con-
fined men neediessly in place unfit for a dog
or hog to live, with the intention of killing
them by starvation.
In my opinion the survivors Of the fOur.and-
a-half mouths in Salisbury came ont with
health impaired. No constitution could stand
such test. know that suffered with scurvy
and lost my teeth in consequence. / also
know that | contracted typhoid fever, rs did
nearly all the survivors, aud that the fever left
me with chronic diarrhea that is incurable.
j am much pleased with your paper. / acct
dentally came in possession Of q copy lately and
Immediately sent price of subscription. /
think THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE should be sus
tanned by all soldiers OF the rebelliOn.-WM. ii.
MAYO, Co. j, LIST ID. c. Cav, Elk Creek, S. ID.
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Engineer Corns. Attention.

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: ] have never
seen in your paper anything from the boys who
were formed into an Engineer Corps in May,
1862, ut Fredericksburg, Va, from regiments
belonging 10 the First CoTps. As we performed
the part allotted 10 us 10 put down tHe rebellion
and helped 10 make the history OF those event
fnl times, we should have place on the page
Of history. Should these lines meet the eye OF
any cOmrade who belonged TO this Engineer
Corps, will they write what they remember of
its members aud dOings? Ii was no sinecure
TO be 4 member OF this corps. The detail called
for the best men in the several regiments that
formed the First Corps, corps that was second
to no other. We were required 10 work 10
hours a day and many times all night and day
The railroad bridge gt Fredericksburg was
built at ono time in six days and the cars ran
over. This bridge was over COO feet long aud
40 feet high This was done with round timber
aud much of il taken from the woods ! re-
member a Lieutenant who fell through the
bridge into the river but was not hurt, but
have forgotten his name. Who remembers il E?
will not now write Of its many marches and
long nights Of labor building bridges In front
that the army could move on in the morning
or in the rear, that il could fall back with
greater safety, nor of the times Of peril that
tried mems souls But write TO stir up the
comrades 10 write, for i want to hear from
them. / have been thinking much Of them Of
late. call to mind Sergeant Of the 18th
Brooklyn and Isaae Kline, of the 9TH Wis.
Come. comrades, let us compare notes. w rite
10 me. How has the world used YOU since We
parted years agol Write to The NATIONAL
TRIBUNE or TO me.--B. III. Trip, Co. L, 7th
Wis, Clyde, Reb.
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0Ttr Acting.
lLVel
She lin the background II wonder who those
people at the other table are. I'm sure it's q
bridal couple.
He-Why.
she-well, they look as if they didn't know
each other.
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A Curious Slip.

Railroad President-What does this mean,
sir2 You have one of the suburban trains
leaving a station at o'clock
uperintendent-I-I thought that was
right.
President-Right? Who ever heard of such
thing. sir? You must be crazy The idea Of
any suburban train, anywhere, leaving a station
exactly on the hour! Make it 7.59 or Sol.
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A Hint 10 Porter.
[HdTpeT's Bdsar.l

Sanso-What was the population of the earth
at the time of the food ?
Rodd-It is hard to say. You see, i5 was i'm
possible to have an accurate census taken
owing to the extent of the floating population
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an Frontier Advensura Gatharad intn rlna Rnns

The most severe eases ofscrofula readily yield
to Hoods Sarsapariila. which purifes the blood.
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Mental Arithmetic.

Mental Arithmetic.
[Sireel d Smiths Good Netcsl
Tramp-My pard says ye jist guv him 10
cents fer hayin' one leg"
H. Nevolent-Yes, did.
Tramp-Gmme 20, won't yer? I've got
two
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lie was Honest.
[Lye.l

nc was HOheSt.
ILi5e.l
Wife (reading paperl-I always held that
Col. Hooker was an honest man. I see that a
man filed him full of buckshOt last night
Husband--Where does the honest part come
in?
"why. this article says the Colonel returned
the shot,"
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"ANTED-By Joseph HartsoOk, Davenport Iowa
w The address Of Capt Pratt, of Gen. LOgans staff,
OF r. j. Morrison Co. F. 10Th ONO Inf that of
cOmrade who ina Huntsville Ala, the last of April,
1864 who knows anything OF the accidental poisoning
OF the Meca Director of the 18th A. c. Gen. LOgana
Headquarters. on or about April ., 1864.
VIZ ANTED-By George Il. Lemon, Washington, ID G.
w The present address OF Rev. John L. Thomas late
OF Huntsville Texas. 30 n
NETANTED-By Thomas Davis Bell Springs. Cal.--'fhe
w address of any Of the following comrades OF Co
l. jth L. > Cav. First Serg VIM. Davis, First Sergt
Albert Wing, First SeTgt - D0ugherty, Frlvates
wood to'-0I
NITANTED-By II. II. Beck Elmdale Kan.-fhe ad-
w dress OF or any information concerning Dem0n
CARPENTER. His discharge lost after his death, aud
his widow does not know his company aud regiment
fol-2t,
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Youth have called for the amateur photo
graph camera selected this morning.
Photograph. Supply Clerk "a member of the
Y. Nj. c. A.)-Here IL is, sir. all ready for you.
Take it, my friend, but remember every pro-
fame word you utter will be recorded above.
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OTer Acting.
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Carrying Religion Into Business.
NetO York IFeeklu.l

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The morning call., 1890-09-07

MS WANT AGENTS, WHO CAN MAKE fltv 81
W SIS TO $25 per day selling our door plates t,,,.
door bells white enameled signs and ietters loves
prices in the United States; catalogue Tree n, j.:
DOOR PLATE CO., "a Park Row, y. Y. aus 81 ~
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C.fn00 PLEASANT. NEAR TAYLOR: . FINE
u OUOO. new bay-window fats of and rooms
and bath EACH brick foundations, ETC.; lot 2O160;
ComeIy ST. SCI SuTuTh 81
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G93On NEW BAY-wINDow COTTAGE OF
UcOUU. rooms and bath; brick foundations:
high basement; $50 per month; lot 25XI57 IS
Greenwich. near Laguna st. q. II. UMBSEN y CO,
IA Montgomery ST. ser SuTUIh 81
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$40 0O0 G0R on 5S S NEAR S 9Th:
Sl55 per month. q. h. UMBSEN q Co., Ii Mont
81 SCI SlSuIh
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10 ACRFS-SANTA CLARA CO.; NEAR STAY
tU ford University; Z rooms, BATH other improve
ments; $40 600 Write L. HAWTHORN f, Mount
., NJ NisvS CaG auJ7 Surh 6t*
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CD n00 STOCKTON. NEAR WASHING
u -.OOu. ton. 3-story building, partly brick;
leased at 800 per month; lot 25xl25. q. Fl.
UMBSEN Il CO, Il Montgomery st. sci SuTurh st
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

o,SSSt;p FRUIT-RANCH OF 100 ACRES u
miles from stiddle5own Lake County: WIN es
ehange aor ssh ny LAMATER 1sI71i Broad-
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IL in short time =, .,.o,,ao, .,,,
Sl25OO; 40 acres, In the town OF facneco; tne
olSiast and ioyeIiesr town back OF Martinez which
is Coming to the front again, as railroad Is being
built through that lovely valley h tne a,
about 100 fruit trees; fine house OF = rooms; oal-
houses. cellars. BY JOHN PFokR, % n9 y.
s SuN- - y
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Gil SGO NORTH SIDE OF STEVENSON
ID l. .OUU. st. near 9Th: lot 25x75: double 8
story house OF Is rooms; rent 500. MCAFEE,
BALDWIN q HAMMOND, 10 Montgomery
street. aug SuruIh tt
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TMPRoYED CENTRAL ROCHESTER q; "
L property for sale or exchange. A. L. WtLLlAmS
= fo I'D Suffer- st san Francisco. aug FrSuWeu
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asi6es Advertisements Continued on the
Sixth Page.
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-0.Io OGO STEvENSoN-ST. CORNER: NEW
ID L L.UUO. house of fats: and rooms and
bath each; rent $50; lot 25XSO. MCAFEE, BALD
WIN q HAMMOND, 10 Montgomery. 81 If Suiu III
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GI90O a BARGAIN; LOT 25x9O, ON THE
~ oOO- sunny side of 2Sd St, NicSsburg;
ready for building. &. II. UMBSEN & CO. IA Mont.
GUmery ST. SCI SuTuTh 81
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GGO0n 2-STORY HOUSE IN STORE AND
SDOUOU. fiat and lot, 25x1O1 IS: y. line of 29th
ST., near Sanchez. 6. II. UMBSEN & CO., IA Mont
gomery st. SCI SuTuTh sc
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GDDQ0 LOT 24xs3, On EUREKA ST, NEAR
u -OOO. 18th. g. H. UBIBSEN * Co, IA Mont
gOmery st. SCI SuIuTh St
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9 NEW HOUSES, COMPLETE AND NODEKY, ON
- the Potrero: small payment ana easy Install
ments; so corner lots for sale: perfecr title Anni,
to REAL ESTATE AND DEVELOPMENT Gttnii
PANY. IL MONTGOMERY ST. sss -
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geo 600 CALIFORNIA ST. CORNER, NEAR
tDoO.UOO. Kearny: good 3-story and basement
brick building; rented low at 500 to one tenant
could be increased; lot q 9x6s g. McAFFE
BALDWIN & HAMMOND, 10 Monteomery.tf SrTh
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81 per acre; mountain ranch of SOP acres: ls
,riIas from Ukiah: small house and barn; plenty
INNING and spring water; delightful climate.
nothing better for lung and throat troubles; can be
nrnRtable by industrious man. fine FOR cattle,
hos or sheep excellent for fruit; large quantities
of HACK and post oaks, with fir timber sufficient for
small saw mill
will make a nice mountain home and will be good
Investment Apply or address IRVINE q KLEIN,
ITEiah Cal se3 TT
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A RARE oPPORTUNfTY-CHAS.w w. POPE, THE
N reai-estate dealer of $50 Market ST., offers his
country home in Shasta County for sale: Ii is To-
Gated on the railroad, 5 miles south OF Redding;
800 acres at $25 per acre, $40 acres at s14 per
acre: large barns, house, plenty of water: 1900
fruit trees, mostly Bartlett pears. prunes and
peaches. will be al in bearing next year: plenty of
oak and pine mOer half level, balance rolling:
tho wonderful Growth OF the trees show that the
land ana the Innate are unsurpassed for raising
fruit or all X 50. VIII sell on easy terms for cash
or exchange 20 city or Oakland properly. seS wv
W1NDMIH INK 5000 GALLoNS) AND
w frame tnion st. also Golden Gate In
euDAt0r. 26a East Sixteenth ST.. East
Oakland = - se3 St.
-
lpsJr7 JOHS Drown COLONY OF
- y $50 "a, Fresno County. Cal, offers 5-acre
tra..-s y raisin grapes, or figs for 1875. pay
abi enta covering years, all OF which
IL cultivation; price OF land made from
rs4 q forfeiture OF second and third years
atf full investigation sincerely courted; write
:, s tiptiye pamphlet. Call address PAUL b.
neral Agent. l2 Main ST.. S. +. se2 1t
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Q.O6ln LARKIN, Mr.. BROADWAY; NEW 2
pOOUO. story house OF 5 and rooms and BATH
brick foundation; also, rear house OF 10 rooms:
rent S73: lot 25xI37 IS. MCAFEE, BALDWIN IL
HAMMOND Montgomery auto If SuTuTh
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s.1.) O0n CALIFORNIA ST, NEAR DU-
u .OOU. pont fine bay-window improve
meHts, Il rooms, bath, etc. rented furnished for
: 80 per month; lot 4Uxl25.
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eOOOO SACRAMENTO ST., COR. SPRUCE:
DLCOU. lot 81 :6x 81 IS. A. A. HOYT & CO.,
634 Market St sci SuTuTh St
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G. ~ E0O TO $7750 EACH - UNIMPROVED; 6
ID tCUO whole blocks; well located south Gold
Gate PARK; Will subdivide and retail quickly at
street. sci SuIuTh 81
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g.e0O CHEAP BUILDING LOTS SOUTH OF
.DOUU. Golden Gate PARK, near children's play
ground and Sunset Heights, on 1. J, X L. NJ, N and o
SITS, aid Sth 9th. 10th. 18th. 18th and 9Th
ON 80 and SIS monthly payments, which will pay
SO per cent profit investment for next years.
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: : e
S9UU0-Howard ST.. near 18th: fine bay-window
residence, 10 rooms, bath, basement, etc; lot
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S9O0O $50 ACRES: s0So ON x,n cou MY;
creek .--,se barn ETC.; horses, 8 cows, 8 calves,
so chickens .--r CONS aud farm tools included.
S4500-lS aeres,7t HaywardS; acres frullSi Vhe
ARE vines; fair bulldogs
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$4,000 tase Of Hooms lot s. $50 D5D to oo an
alley. McAFEE. BALDWIN d HAMMOND, 10
st ana SuTuTh
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CD1OO BUSINESS CORNER ON CASTRO CA
u LdOU. Bile line; lot 20 :6xl05. A. A. HOYT&
CO. 634 Market St SCI SuTuTh 81
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G10OO NV. COR. HILL AND NOE SIS; 55x
eD -tOOO. ia; or will subdivide A. A. HOYT
q CO GA Market SET uIuTh ct
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

IOOn A GIVE-AwAY; CORNER LOT 75x
UUU. 100 in South san Francisco: well situ-
l. G. Ii. UMBSEN CO., IA Mlontgomery
Ell. SCI Su1uTh 81
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91O0Q CHOICE CORNER LOT, 81 :6xIOO,
N l0tU. in Sunset Heights; grand view of
ocean, Golden Gate Park and city; fine location
for gentleman home A. A. HOYT & CO.. 634
Marx IL
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SFUVU-UT aITtI 81, near SCOTT; Old improve
nenls; rents S25; S1I13T IS.
SJ.5O-Haf block from HowaTd-street cable;
fine bay-window flats; new; rent sos; 25Il22:6
SS5n0-Scott St, near Geary; elegant bay window
residence; 10 rooms bath, basement. 25xST ;6
S7OUO-Powell, near Montgomery ave; store and
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I.OOS CHOICE CORNER 81 :6xlO0; TERMS
300. $75 cash, balance $40 per month; in
terest ntares; this corner will sell for $1,000 in
less Than wears pelne on the great highway that is
being extended to connect Win III a.
DOLAN & co. sci SuTuTn tt
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G.)7 h00 SPLENDID BUY: SUFFER- ST,
u ~ .OOO. near Jones, north side; i-story
frames; brick foundation; rooms each; rent $1O2
lot 6S :9xS0; this property improved with modern
flats Will pay a handsome income. MCAFEE,
Baldwin & HAMMOND, 10 Montgomery.u STU
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$3.50 SUNSET HEIGHTS FL NEAR G 70 h9tiS
on; only 10 minutes walk from Haight-St cable;
hargain. A A. uNYT & CO GA Mar et. SCI SuIIh
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IRVINE & KLEIN OF UKIAH, DEALERS II
i all kinds of town. farm ranch and redWoou I'M
har nrnnertv investigate ties attend to any BUSH
ness placed in their hands for nonresidents; refer
e ~ S ~ i,ai seq tt
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O.OOO CORNER LOT 32:6xl0O; 1915; IN
sNOUOs side lot. 25r109: Asst, bet, 18th and 18th
AYES north G; e. Park: block from Geary-st. cable
extension: ready TO build on. A. A. HoYT q Co,
S2A Market ST sci SuTuTh st
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GSS0n STEVENSON ST., NEAR 18TH; 2
u OOUU: new fats Of and rooms and bath
each; laundry, bay-wiudowS, brick foundations
etc; rents $40; lot 25xS0. q. II. UMBSI.N Il CO,
IA Montgomery st. SCI SuTuTh St
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000 fsgsnt r s aA 70 roams Salon
parlors. dning-room. sunny and capacous cham
bers in fact everything that required to complete
elegant residence lot 50xl37 g. and stable for
horses. Apply to OFARRELL d LANG, IL
MONTGOMERY 81. au2l II SuWe
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GOO cOO A CHOICE BUSH SS CORNER
OAA.OUU. on Howard ST.: good building OF 2
ton; lot 5Ox95; rent Sl76. McAFEE, BALDWIN
4 ALMOND. 10 MONTGOMERY isl5 IF SuIuTh
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G1S OGQ NICE RESIDENCE OF II ROOMS
Il IO-ObO. and bath: stone walk, brick foun-
daious, etc: lot 25xl37:6 Post, near Jones. G. IL.
UMbSEN a Co, Ia Montgomery ST, SCI StSuTuFh
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Q.O6 0n0 ELEGANT RESIDENCE IN THE
u LO.OuU. Western Addition; on the n w. cor
ner lot 70xlU0; house contains IA rooms and every
modern convent nee: $4,000 can remain on mort
IL Montgomery ST. aust II SuWe
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oa0I cOO wARD-ST. INVESTMENT;
Il .0UU. near 4th; 4 stores and tenements;
always rented: choice piece Of prospective prop
SnNS. cog Mont nnmerY ~
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C.EEO 25xlOO: CHENERY. NEAR MIGUEL
u 4 ~. S5O0-251I00; cor Laidley and Miguel

q. tr1u NINA ST, NEAR 10TH; GOOD
I0tOOU. improvements; fats rooms and
bath each rent Sf2 so; lot 26xS0; cheap. L: OEs-
IEEREICHER. sos California 81. SCI SuWe y
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s2lUO-SO acres In Contra Costa County joins de
not. 10 acres tine upland, balance reclaimed taie'
green all year; will carry SO head OF stock;
Souse. barn etc: windmill and tank.
MANY other places; send for new list which viii
BE- ready SATURDAY - N SEQ st
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cry REAL. ESTATE.

TOHN G. GREEN & CO., DEALERS IN REAL
y estate, office 401 California ST., opposite bdnh Vi
California. We call the attention of home-seekeis:
investors and spectators to the following list OF
properties. ~
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0.cOOO HkLF CASH; LOOK HERE; IS
SOUUU. splendid lots 200x2OO. with 9 cor
ncrs at the Mission; an Al house OF rooms,
nearly new; carriage-house. stable, and every
known convenience also great variety of fruit
trees: surrounded by picket-fence and beautiful
hedge; is really cheap for $4,000. For the great
Cn e96 Market st aulT II SuTuTh
The morning call., 1890-09-07

Q.1C, LOTS 25xl2O; $25 CASH. $40 PER
u ~. month; near the extension oil Market ST.,
on the southern sunny slope south OF the great
Golden Gate Park, being as near the Oakland terry
26th and Mission sts.; SO sure as you buy ho" 50
sure will you treble your money In l year; 40 not
lose this great opportunity lots not well situated
are selling for $3.50; only II left at this price,
which hi certainly be sold this week: call early,
as first come first served. p. A. DOLAN q CO,
$40 Market st. aul7 If SuTuTh
The morning call., 1890-09-07

C.oDSn LOTT ST., NEAR McALLISTER-
S0ZOU. Modern cottage, 4 rooms and bath:
brick foundation: high basement; all the latest
modern improvements: large lot, 27 6S6S:9; can be
bought with one-quarter cash, balance monthly in
staiiments. Apply to O'FAkRELL II LANG, IL
Montgomery ST. au3l If SuWe