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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-07-06
jy61-6,9,10,u,12

EURN1TURE AND CARPETS-OF AN
u 1lrnomed house at auction, TUESDAY
MORNING, July 8, at 10 o'clock. for conyen-
ience of sale, at the rooms, No. 3l1 Market
street.
Bedsteads, bureaus, washstands, hair and
husk mattresses springs, window shades, cur
tains, wardrObes, chamber suits, fine parlOr
furniture, hall rack, bookcase, desk, center
tables, chairs rockers. bed lounge, folding bed,
pictures, mirrors, clocks, decorated toilet ware,
china, glass and silverware, ice cream freezer,
stove. refrigerat or, sofas. rockers, hall, room
and stair carpets. tenders, clotheshOrse, side
board, filter and flour box, tinware, ETC., etc.
Goods now on exhibition at rooms.
HENRY AUCTION CO.,
ty690 AucUioneers.
FURNISHING GOODS AT AUCTION
IL AuctioI sale commencing at o'clock
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, July 3. and con-
tinuing all next dav (W ednesday, July ". at the
rooms No. 3ll Market ST., of gents furnishing
goods; extra fine shirts, ties, hats, caps, um-
brelias, underwear. hosiery suspenders, collars
and cuffs. handkerchiefs, gloves, straw goods,
scarfS, etc., etc. Thee goods new,
owner being in business but a very short time,
but has concluded to sacrifice his stock, as he
intends to go away. HENRY AUCTION CO.,
AuctioDeers. jy6-S9
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PATENTS.

O.D. LEWIS, Solicitor Of Patsnts
I21 Fifth avenue above Smithheld, next Lender
ofice. (No delay.) Established 20 years
se25-60
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MASONIC BANK. 5S1 sMITnFIELD ST..

MASONIC BANK. 531 SMITnFIELD ST.,
PITTsBURG. PA. June 80, 1890.
nIVIDEND THE BOARD OF DIREt'1-
IL ORS of this BANK have tas daN declared
dividend Of THREE (3) PER CENT on the
capital stock out OF the earnings of the last six
months payable on demand.
jyl-Si W. r. CHRISTIAN, Cashier.
OFFICE OF FMoNoNGAHELA INSURANCE Co.,
9S FOURTH AVENUE,
PITTsBURG, PA. July g. 1890. J
nIVIDEND-THE DIRECTORS OF THIS
IL company have this day declared divi-
dend of ONE DOLLAR AND A HALF PER
SHARE, out of the earnings of the last six
months, payable on and after Monday. 7Lh
inst. JOHN H CLANE
jy494 Secretary.
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TO LET.
East End Residences.

Coz PER MO. To APRIL NEXT OK LONG
tDHc Elk at very moderate price, on SHADY
ave. and Forbes St., Twenty-second ward. large
residence OF ten rooms. outbeildings. fruit ana
ornamental trees: nine acres of ground. See " .
A. HEBRON & SONS, so Fourth ave. jy6-75t
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CITY SAVINGS BANK,

CITY SAVINGS BANK,
PITTsBURG, June 3d. (
nIVIDEND-THE DIRECTORS OF THIS
~ bunk have this day declared dividend of
FOUR PER CENT on the capital stock, free of
all taxes, payable forthwith out of the earn
ings of the past six months.
jy1-55 JOHN w. TAYLOR Cashier,
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WANTED.
Male and Female Help.

~ habits; the right party can have steady work
and good wages. Write or call at CENTRAL
HOTEL, Beaver Falls Pa. jy6-6S
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-04

Something Aoout . Mas Wh0 IL Net
CDkAoNn Here.

The New York Star's Man About
Town, Ia TIE issue Of Saturday .Ast,
recalls some interesting incidents IA the
career Of s. man whom Grand Rapids
delighted 70 honor. lie says
Il met thls week Rear-Admlral John
l.. Morden. who resides ln Washington.
and has = remarkable history There
Is a her0lc A. vel as pathetic tlnt 70 the
"reminiscences ms Scared face recalls.
/ hrsl saw Il years snd years agO, when
the eyes which now itgnt t up we're
slghUess, 4nd u MAS almost black With
powder stains. Admiral john l.. Mor-
den was only captain ghen. remem-
Der that he Was brought home early ia
the war almost wreck. de was poor,
and nls relatives lived Il lutte country
village not far from Grand Rapids,
Mlch. Few people tnereabouts knew
anything OF the commander Of the
famous Monitor until after il beat the
Merr.mac IN Hampton ROads, and
MOrden's : fame became world ide IL
day. When he was taken from the
Monitor, after the battle, he Was not ex-
pected 10 1--we. The shock OF an ex-
plOsiOn had shattered his system, his
lace was sight from powder, and he
could not see. When he wSs able 10 be
taken West his journey thither WAS one
continual ovation. Naturally the
people OF ms native State were not uu-
mindful of las services, ana when he
reached home reception was rendered
him IN the public hall at Grand
Rapids. Long before the hour named
u Was crammed almost 10 sutfOcauOn,
and never shall forget the scene when
the elderly naval man was led Up the
aisle 10 the platform. Men and women
and boys and girls shouted themselves
hOarse, and the blind hero Was moved
10 tears. He was only able 10 speak a
few words IN acknowledgment of the
greeting, and then went away. His re-
cOyery was very slow, and | don't be-
lieye be ever quite got back las oldume
VigOr -
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-04

Rev. Y. Castle, the junior bishop Of
the L. 3. Church, spent sunday last at
the L. r. Mission, IN South Grand Rap
IDS. preaching morning and evening 20
a large congregation. Having loved
HIS own which were IN the world. He
loved them unto the end" John xii. ].
was his text. The bishop . an able,
earnest and thorough preacher. ar easy
speaker and Of fine appearance. lie
has great descriptive powers. and holds
h-s congregation with great interest
Hc breaches without notes. but has no
lack Of words to express hs thoughts.
He llves At Elknart. Ind bat is in s1ch
demand that be has more calls than he
can hI. having engagements without
intermIss on for months 70 come.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-04
Contagious Diseases

Mary Z. Mcmahon. l62 Center-st.; F.;
Johanna Weldermer, 1l3 Lagrave-st.;
Miss DeBoer, 300 Thomas-st.; Tennie.
80 Oakland-ave; Saddle Kibboom, so
Lake-ave.; child OF DR.. Mcpherson, 100
Turner-st., diphtheria. Katie Papke,
North-ave., typhoid fever. Langdon
Leland, 90 North-avc.; Floyd Turner, -
Tenth-ave.; JOY Patterson, CPS South
lonia-st.; Lavina Cilly, 900 South DivI-
sion-st.; Hazel Rowland, 300 Twelfth-st.;
Master Sanders, 762 HalI-st., measles.
There were four deaths reported from
contagious diseases reported yesterday:
Mary r. Mcmahon. of l62 Centcr-st,
from diphtheria; Geerke DeBoer, of poo
Thomas-st., dlphtheriuc Group; Cor
nelius Davidse, A. Qumby-st., mem
braneous Group, and Harry a. Jones. Of
100 South Lafavette-st., ConvulsIons OF
whOOplng cough.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-04
Mortuary Report for February. 1890

Atheroma Arterium, /; apOplexy, /;
accident, l; Brights disease, .; bron-
chitis, .; convulsions, l; consumption.
10; cystitis, l; diphtheria, l6; disease Of
heart, ); disease of brain, l; disease of
liver, /; eplthelioma, /: erysipelas, l;
typhoid malarial fever, /; scarlet fever.
/; puerperal fever, /; gastrltis, l; intiu-
enZa: 8; nanitiOn, |: inflammation of
bowels, !; laryngitis tubercular, J !;
meningitis tubercular, l; membrancOus
Group, s; marasmus, !; nephrtis. ,;
old age, s; peritOnitis, >; premature
birth. /; premature labor, | pneumonia,
10; pneumonia typhoid, .; poison wood
naphtha), l;rheumatism, l;typbilitis, ! :;
strangulatiOnO Oflntestines Lyon, l: UNI
bilcal hemOrrhage, >; under year, p;
to ,, 1; , to ), II; to 10, IL; 10 to 20,
7; 20 to so, l3; 30 to 40. u; 40 to 80, Il;
30 10 60, >; so to 20, 4; 20 TO so, S; so TO
90, >; 81 native males, IS native females;
II foreign males; Is foreign females: l3
males; Is married females; :
widows; | widower; still born; est
mated population at $4,000; rate per
1000 per annum 1865; mean barometer
for the month, 80 04S; highest barome-
tier 1st, 50.53; lowest barometer 4th,
29.522; mean temperature, 30.S0; high
est temperature 4th, 81; lowest temper
ature 18th, 26; mean temperature this
month for i years, 1896; rainfall for
the month, 2.29 inches; mean prccipl-
tation this month in is years, 2.35
inches.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-04
COURT RECORD.

ClzCUTT-hon. NJ. c. Burch. iudge
The Peop.e " Porter Nlnton- com
plant for violating ordinanoS OF tae
" age 81 sp&rl4, motion that witnesses
for defense be saop.enaed al ext.snsa of
people deQled. Tie People - Iee
barrett. complaint for bastardv. order
n0lle prose9ui ordered. Ia the matter
Of TIE ass gnmeals order .bat c.vl iurv
ana criminal causes be Iried by Judge
BuFch and non-jufy ana ehancery cases
be tired by Judge Grove. Hobart
SDrague ". Lansing X Rathbun al 81. !.
assumpst, order disnnssing cause.
Judgment for defendant Tor costs. Oa
cal. today, uouJary law eases. 10.
is, 10, 20, 3, 80, 80 and a0
H0u. Nm. r. Grove. judge Henry
IL. BarlesOa ys. Elizabeth Borleson.
chancery; order that complainant nav
Sl5 solicitor Zee ami $40 Tor expenses
within thirty days. Harm Van DYKE
IS David NJ. BOyce, assumpslt; order
dlsmlsslng cause; Judgment tor defen-
d2ut Tor costs. jacob Rector " Henry
TatrO, trespaSs on the case: motion for
new appeal bond denied. Elmer +.
kilmer et al, W. The Kent County
Street Railway Company, IN
chancery; hearing IN open court.
George A. Casselman ". Wm. McCaul.
A>sumpsit; findings filed; Judgment
for plaintiff Sl60.7l and costs, includ-
ing attorney fee $40; proceedings
stayed twenty days. Fletcher Williams
Us. The Ball q Waters Transfer Com
pany, trespass on the case; order recall
ing execution. The People vs.. Lewis
Ii. BO0rom, Information for fraudu-
leutly dlspOsing of mortgaged property
notion 10 quash information denied;
defendant arralgned ami pleads not
guilty. Joseph +. Robinson vs.. Albert
StOnehouse, trespass on the case; order
tnat justice of the peace make further
return OF what docket as 10 giving OF
security Tor costs. Cases Oh call today.
numbers is, II, 10 and 20.
p BATE - Hon. Cyrus +. Perkins,
Jud. Est te oI james May, deceased
VII dmits 1 10 probate; letters testa-
n ntary ssued 10 James j. May.
II ate 1 Betsey Beach. deceased; peti-
'iiou .Jr administration filed: hearing
March 81. Estate of Joseph Heald, de
ceased; executors first account al
lowed. Estate of Catherine Phillips,
deceased; administrators final account
filed and allowed. Estate of Sarah NJ.
Jennings, deceased; will admitted to
probate; Charles w. Jennings is the
executor. Estate OF Theodore F. Rich
ards, deceased; will admitted to pro-
bate; Julia A Richards and Elizabeth
7. r. Bocher are executors of the will.
Estate of Simeon Hunt, deceased; spe-
cial administrator final account filed.
Estate OF James VI. Arnott. deceased
inventory filed; James l.. Thomas and
James Hefferon appointed commits
sioners on claims; petition filed ior
license to sell real estate; hearing March
%. Estate of Oscar Neal, deceased; let
ters of guardianship issued 10 Carleton
Neal. Estate Of John Findlay, de-
ceased; inventory filed.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-04
> G. K aILL Irkas.

Mrs. II 5. shzeffeI i bit ltle BET
ter, rot yet ALE - cave aer bed.
Ass Rob.as attended church yester-
d2y, having - TAR recovered from
grppe.
Bishop Castle preached Two excellent
sermons from the -ne text. sunday, Al
the 7 = Mission - joined TIE church
George Kirtlsad is home from the
North, ant reSorts plenty " snow and
good -ieighi4g most OF the time since
Christmas.
Mrs.. Darling, who some time ago dis
loeaLe4 her shoulder. nnts K, every
once in a Whils, REMINDING her OF ap-
pr 9ach.ng storm.
Harry Saturday morning, a. Mr.
Ellison hotel, south 0t town, hack
and team OF Ball q Waters became EN-
tangled with something, N SOME way,
OF some now. Tne pieces were gath
cred anu taken 70 town Was the result.
Ah disorders caused by bilious state
OF th, system can be cured by using
Garter Little Liver pills. No pain,
grping or discomfort attending their
Use. Try them.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-04

Muskeg0n, which has sprung into de-
served prom hence Of late years. be-
cause q It's push and energy ln secur-
ing the location there Of extensive man
ufacturng industries, has scheme
uow OIL foot w1.ch. f brought A. s1c-
cess. wlll make even Grand kapds p
little 1ealogs 0f lts irrepress negn-
bor. John Torrent wants - asu t1e
TlveY ~ MaskeEon. and thereby i1rn go
an immense water power for present
and prospective factories The town .
thorough s nt.latuz t1e proposition
some n lnk it pose re others VISIONARY
h7f f It's - e. Musseeon Wi -
more than Itie Dot ~ the map oi
Msoh7rsr - Tlsf-1f Irsbure
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-04
This Is How 1t Il.

DR.. r. II. Stevens, who has treated
400 cases of la grippe this year, and who
has 81 Old soldiers under his care in the
hospital of the Soldiers Home. says:
"The grippe is disease that varies
with the OxyogalvanOmetric, thcrmO-
metc, hydrOmetric and barOmeric
condition of the air we breathe Il ls a
disease Of deOXidauon. In all cases
where the disease is ushered by fever
and immediately followed by pneu-
mOnia, the chlOrides are retained In the
system, urea is decreased, urates in-
creased and uric and oKalc ACIDS are
present ~ abundance, hence the cause
of subsequent attacks of rheumatism
neuralgia and inflammation OF the ki-
neys. The disease should
be met by tonic elim.nativc remedies.
and not bv the popular sniipyretc
scdatves, which are productive OF moro
harm than good, producing alarming
BRAIN and heart symptoms
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-04

The bank clearings for the week end
ing March I, 1890. were as follows:
Monday, Sl3l ,063.4s; Tuesday, Sl4o,-
2O3 20: Wednesday. 1902. 1882. Thurs
dav. sl0j. s52.52 Friday, $50. 1888: Sat
urdsv. So. .s03. "a. total, S652 .549.6S. For
the same period last year the cleaTings
we're s655. Fossil. showing a decrease OF
-. .7OS. .s3. Asked for his opinion a. to
what caused the decrease. Manager
Grinnell, of the clearing house, sad
nouchalanily, Lack Of snow
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-04
SOME FIRE TRAPS.
what the Board Of building Inspector,
saw on Their Recent Tour


Some of the recommendations made
IN the recent report Of the Board Of
Building Inspectors seem little severe
to the owners Of blocks and factories,
and Ere Marshal Lemon, who IS
order edHo enforce them. expects noycry
easy task. But though they arc severe,
IN the opinion Of the board. necessity
demanded them. Mr.. Charles Wood
ard. one Of the three b0ari members
and wcll-kuown and competent
builder. was relating 30 the city hail.
thIe morning. some OF the things which
camc under tlc observation OF fhC board
during their recent tour Oi inspection
"Tn one Of the hg fashionable block
boarding houses. said Doe, eve found
way up % th1 laundry room near the
roof. fifth story. J think, = regular FIRE
trap. There was pipe from thc range
through the room 90 the chimney cn-
trelv dlsi0.ntcd. and oui of line at Che
breach. Beyond the laundry and with
no other means 81 ext except through
Il. was a servants sleeping room
with two beds in d.. The servants
would ruu a slim chance 81 escape 4
the fire should start there ia tho night
time. When we spoke - the lsndlady
ahout II. shc SAID there could not poesi-
hiv be auv danger from fhat. as TIE
upo had been n that condition Tor sew
oral wrcks That l- our reason " ny
~ recommended 81 night watch q The
hotels. and one - needed Iusi So badly
in thrsa hg board ng houses. wmc
have lust ss many rooms and are
much more poorly provided with
means Of exit.
on another block. and one n the
largest and newest n the city wf found
room on the fourth f0or where mne-
tv girls we're enu.gved Only one door
offered rect means n eTlt. and thst
vas - narr0w sfe rwav. and tne doors
opened invar1. Get fp any excitement
~ usric and ief fHe gris try to escape
and WHIST would He thr result II the
+ door should happen ~ he closedf be.
sdes this and thf narrow stairway
there wss ce.Ief elevator shsff run
( nr0v I'D from basement - roof which
would carry = fre up through thf
4 beart # TIE building in 9 very thor
T time.
eWr found = numtTr ~ 1usi surh
4 FIRE trsps Right heAov. on IRE neTt
+ floor III tne block Z mentioned Has an
other room where were p iot more
v0rking. and very little oeter rnesff
4 ~ escape aB0Tde1 re e-fsf fses aff
T needed. and more doors and Sc rTaFs.
+ and tne propeTf7 owners ourht 2. pro
( VIDE them even z tfe eErscnsef s iafEef
than seerns neCe
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-04
LABOR MOVEMENTS.
Statistics OF Strikes and Differences Be-
tween Employers and Employed.

tween Employers and Employed.
The North Ashland coliery of the
Philadelphia Il Reading Coal Company,
employing when running about 400
men, which has been shut down for
some time, resumed work on three
quarter time on February %.
The Nashua cotton mills were shut
down indefinitely on February 25, owing
TO the refusal OF the operators to accept
the management's terms.
4 general strike OF railroad section
hands on leading trunk lines on March
l for an advance IS talked of.
Several members of the Railway Tel
egraphlsts, an organization said 10 num-
Der 1900 members, have been dis
charged from the Long Island railway
service. The discharged employees were
said to be affiliated with the organiza-
ton in an official capacity.
A genern ',Out OF all the free-stone
cutters IN England Is anticipated.
LIS o. FEBRUARY STRIKES.
Number OF strikes previously reported 81
Number of strikers previously reported 4,l72
New FORK City-Cioak max ers. unioniSm,
New York City-Cigar makers, Feb. is, for
advance ................. .-.-.... 80
Philadelphia. Pa.-Rope works hands.
Feb. q. against reduction ....-........-...- 80
Boston, MaSs.-StOne cutters, Feb. p,
unlonlSm .......-.. ....... -
Wheeling. ". Va.-CarpenteFs. Feb. %
for advance ......
New Brighton. y. J.-Glass works hands.
Feb. a. uniOnism. Succeeded Feb. Z6... ......
DrOcut. MaSs.-LOckOut. wooden weaYers,
Feb. II. for advance. Failed Feb. -. g.
ST. Joseph. M).-5lTlS in overall factory.
Feb. 10. for advance. s5
New YORK CiIy-Cigar makers Feb. IL.
against Tedueti o n -
Uniontown. Pa.-Repair shop hands. Feb.
y, Tor advance 81
81. Cloud. Ninn.-StOne cutters. Feb. -.
unionism. Succeeded Feb. - ............- ....
Pittsburg. Pa.-Steel mill hands. Feb. 10.
UniO 81
Baltimore. Md.-Hair spinners. Feb. j..
uniOniSm ........ ............... =.
Springfield. Ill.-(Oll miners. Feb. Il. for
payment OF wages l0
Braiutrce. MasS.-Girls in factory. Feb.
- for better water supply. succeeded
same day le
Pym iuth PATHS In factory. Feb. p.
against reduction ... ...
Total number Of strikers In February 50
Total number Of strikes in February y
-Bradstreet :.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-04

u ths Detroit Frs, Pres 81 iast sun
dav. Mrs Myrtle K0ou Casrrymao. n
t15s ctv. has q very cie7er and enter
"a ~ sxefch called Wash nctg- and
: uus us It occupies prDna
pos ton ln the department ior boys ar1
yrs. and reflects much credit upon enc
wrter.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-04
Announcement

Having this day sold all interest in
the firm of Herrick * Randall TO f. j.
Herrick. We desire TO thank the public
for the many favors of the past, and to
solicit for our successor the same gem
erons patronage that has been accorded
TO us. Milo G. RANDALL,
WALTER L. MEEcH.
Grand Rapids, Mich, March 8, 1890.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-04
pissoIution OF Copartner.hip.

Notice is hereby given that the part
nership heretofore existing between
Erwin j. Herrick, Milo G.. Randall and
Waiter K. Mech, under the firm name
of Herrick & Randall, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. The busi-
ness will be continued by +. j. Heruck
who VIII receive all accounts due the
firm Of Herrick & Randall, and by
whom all obligations of the said firm
viii be paid. ERWIN HERRcK,
MILo G. RANDALL,
WALTER K. MECH.
Grand Rapids, Mich, March 3, 1890.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-04

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r.-,.s -ssfse--e raea astsds tas cry saf
srss ~ tss rs-res Seas
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49, AS
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-04

OF the Package department, Boston &
Maine Depot, Boston, Mass. Miss Helen
Jones says: was a sufferer from gener-
al debility, bihousness and water brash
for several years, and life seemed al
most burden to me. After using al
most everything, Sulphur Bitters cured
me.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-04

Mrs. c. p. Coffin, of Ransom-st.. i
just IT. receipt of some choice novelties
IN adv v'nce spring and summer Partisan
impor atoms, both in robes and TRIM
mings. which she will b. pleased to show
her patrons. An early choice is advis-
able
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-04
DIR. wiibur's Eye Water

Cures all kinds of sore eyes, such as
granular lids, wild hairs. scrofula in
eyes, failing sight or cataracts. For
sale at Peck's drug store, 80 cents per
hot.la
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-04
SPRING SEASON 1890.

To e> LasSe Of GraudR Rapids:
Your attention cordially invited line of probably the
HASDsoMEsr PRINTS and PERcALE
shown exhibition They
the type patterns and
worthy your immediate inspection.
In this and at the of the SPRING SEASON
thank many very liberal and
patronage extended Hive" M Words
every marked
and of lines of and
choice novelties arriving daily from New York. and
keep improving departments capable
people have but faint idea of the variety
goods carry Goods Black Goods Silks
Sheetngs Table Cloths Towels Napkins,
Muslin Underwear, and Merno Underwear
Trimmings Notions Ribbons Furnishing
iery shoes, Slippers Carpets Ooh Crockery Glass
China Curtains Poles Shades
LOWEST PAGES.
attention push enterprise and close study of the
buyers patronage such shall
with renewed vgor.
Respectfully Yours
ID. w. SEMPLE. Manager
q md Bridge street. Grand Rapids
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-04

Total number Of strikers in February 7.s39
Total number Of strikes in February 80
-Bradstreet
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DAIR OF DEER-HOUNDS GRAINED EN-
glsh pug pups, skye terrier, Japanese pugs, black
and tan pups, fine ST. Bernard and Newfoundland
pups. fox terrier, poodle, any fancy useful
breed of dogs at NOLTES 10 g. g. ave te22 3ts
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7 OTIS LOTS! LOTS $500. 1925. $3.50; LOTS
u 40x135 feet; south frontage; cniy 3 blocks
from Dwight way-station local trains to San Fran
cisco: only 10 more left: come quick easy ferns:
see owner. L. L. SALISBURY. AIS Ninth ST., Oak
land. Jel7 lm
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1OE0 EACH: = LOTS, EACH 25xl20: ON
II i-OO 18th ave, near the park; level: street
work done. q. II. UMBSEN Il co, IL Montgomery
street le22 SuTu1h st
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$780, g se6 Sr on 4G4R and t Es5Sy NJ Dd hGF
ing opposite park. &, H. IN bSEN y CO, IA
AInutgomerN ST. ie22 Su NH 81
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GIE0n LOT 43xlSO ON SAN BRUNO ROAD,
- IOOO. near 18th ave. South san Francisco
Il. Il. UMBSEN q CO., IA Montgomery - SuTuTh 3
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SPECIAL

one of the eraudest residences on Pacific
Heights: magnificent marine view; house contains
20 rooms; finished in the most superb style; lot
IS .9Nl57 %.
Also one OF the hlndsomest residences on Cough
ST.. lot 50X1S7 %: the most prominent corner OF
two favOrite streets; magnificent view; house
elegantly finished throughout.
other residences now in course OF construction
Pacific Heights and Western Addition. to be
completed in one month. Particulars al Office.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-22

@oO5 FOR SALE = COTTAGE, ROOMS.
u oAO. bath, conservatory; to be removed i'm
medlatey; Lyon ST., bet. Suffer and Bush Is
McDOUGALL d SON, Architects, $50 Pine ST.:
hours ! to 4. ie22 lat
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-22

C0500 LOT 2gxiI0; on DOLORES ST, Mr..
II ZOtO. 15;h. i. Il. UMBSEN u CO, IA
MONTGOMERY ST. je22 SuTuTh 81
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-22

G150O WILL PURCHASE A FIRST-CLASS
% tpOU ranch. l25 miles from San Francisco, on
weli-traveled stage road, about Is miles from rail-
road: good stopping place Tor hotel, bAr-room and
stores improvements; 5-room house. with bar
room, barn and oulhouSes; 5000 vines and 200 fruit
trees all bearing; plenty of water; $50 clear
land, etc.. terms Il cash. balance on long term At
per cent. Full particulars address Proprietor
Nevada Stables, cor. Eighth and Harrison sts. Oak
land. jel7 1t