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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-05-22
Westward, the Course of Empire. sc.

LAWYERS are men who work with will.
Doctors often put them in the way OF it,
ElCrida Times Union
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-05-22

WISKIEG at sin-lowering the eyelid at
the druggist.-Leadville Herald
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-05-22
WISCONSIN STATE NEWS.
STATISTICS OF INSANE.
The Number OF the Mentally Unbaiance
I'M L. AAa.a

The monthly report to the State
Board of Charities and Reform of tho
several institutions in the State for the
care of insane shows the inmates to be
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-05-22

PHYSICIANS recommend ''Tansilrs Punch"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-05-22
DECORATION DAY.
o the sunbeams said:

The old earth 20 The sunbeans sad;
Gene. let us stem with the flowers,
Give me . she br ,thed. your kindling kiss;
Give me your strength" she prayed tbs
shower.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-05-22

Michigan confectioneFs have formed .
protective union.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-05-22

GENERALLY speaking -women.-Harvard
Lampoon-
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-05-22
FLEECED BY CROOKS.

The above number is an increase of 13s
since September so, 1889. OF this tota
number /, 712 are males and !, 1897 females
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-09-30
DESIGNATED HER GRAVE.
Tho Body OF Vermont Girl Tor From
Its Resting Place.

Tho Body OF Vermont Girl Tor From
Its Resting Place.
The Grand Jury reported IN the -hItten-
den County vermont Court a few 4 Us ago a
true bill against DR.. A Patnaude of u uoosk,
for robbing the grave Of Miss Katie Collins.
This, in connection With the recovery Of the
body after dark last night makesSa conf
plete chain of evidence in relations to one
of the most CHASTITY crimes ever c0lmitled
in Northern Vermont
Katie Collins was in the employ % James
Madden OF this city. when der illess be
gan. and she was taken TO the residklce Of
her father, James Collins, near COkbeSter
Poi,t. some distance from Wfnoosk AwheTe,
She was attended by Dr. Patnaude of the
latter place. She died after an itlless 81
several days, and her BODY was inferred 10
the cemetery at the rear Of the ole French
Catholic Church in the northwest taFt 81
the city. Some days after her burial marks
we're discovered about The grave
which led Sexton Laneway to belize that
the grave had been robbed The towers
had been tossed to an adjacent lot the soil
showed evidence of having been disturbed,
and trail was discovered from TIE grave
to a large gate on the opp0sits side Of EAe
cemetery which looked 4 q body bad been
dragged over that distIeca. The grave was
opened and it was fOafi nat the bEGy wa,
missing. The covers o the rough anu
casket had both been unscIewed ara the
screws taken away.
The sexton remembered that t. opug
men had visited him 10 the cemeteis sno
asked for the location of hatie's grufe. he
pointed it out to them, and after Ia jag foi
few min utes they departed. II " J 1iLet-
ward learned that .ha young L Nefs
K. Dufresne of WInobe FAINT W0i q aaa .
companion named snyder DufTe - anu
Snyder were aPDIehcDded,- but Il aOtIof
and his hired NAH 1a3 u isappeaTe and u
was soon learned tnis tney had departed ~!
st. Johns.
AS no trace oil IN 4)pdy could be- f9ohds
prominent physiciai Of this city ATote to
Patuaude in behalf 5he girls iai -, emu
last evening word 5 received Fld The
body was buried in : woods OF s. III. Wes-
ton about two nile crtheast 81 Ffiu0Sgi.
Several officers at Of e provided iTHise1tes
with lanterns ana Ar0Ye 10 The pace it
scribed in the letter, eH1 foun1 i2e corpse
buried in cleared spqt lH TIE Wc hss about
two feet below the s'Iri ace and ca ssaed WIN
brush, The body WIS raped I. large
niece Of coarse sack az, wlth no ClheT Gov
ering in the way Of q cofE or w, anu ID
was slightly decom p9sec, but not W an eS-
tent " hich rendered j ulreeogniZaOie. lbe
body was brought 70. Inc cemetery anu 10
placed in the same c0fiia aud COX from
which it was stolen AM quietly feloyerted:
The maximum pehaitr fpE the crime chafged
against Patnaude is ten years' imprison-
ment, and should be ever be caught thls
side of the Canac ian iiqe he wOule De gwen
the full penalty o. the Jaw, go gIe4t u the
feeling against him. IL Is SAID t.ls slpfe
was desecrated to- conceal anotilss cfilie,
but the body, wien 4Ound, was 70 oueh =
state that an examination would hSYe plofeo
nothing.-The Word.
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FIELD OF LABOR.
A Sweeping Boycott Against a
Portland Brewery.

The Federated Trades of this city has
sent circular letter to every trade union on
this cOnst. urging the Endorsement OF the
boycott by the brewery workmen against
the Weinhardt Brewery in Portland. Ore
gon. The request goes further, in that the
unions have been asked to make personal
or official canvass of all saloons and places
of business with the object of keeping the
Weinhardt be4 out of those places, and all
to report progress at a particular time at
each stated meeting.
The Executive Committee of the brewery
workmen had long and busy session last
night, settling up the affairs of their picnic
on the previous day. AS far as they could
tell without the official figures the affair
was successful in all respects. The attend
ance was large and the receipts CORE
spondingly large.
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home of Officer Schroeder. The suspicious
little girl seemed well founded, but She re-
fnsed'to disclose anything that would tend
to eriminate any OF her companions, and gu
four were released yesterday. The glrI
gave the name of Julien Creui, and stated
that she lived at SO7 Bush street, san FRAN
cisco. The young men were well dressed
and denied positively that they intended to
ruin the girl. They said that their WISH TO
Alameda at such an unseemly hour was me
result of French dinner. at which several
bottles of wine were drunk. One oil the
young men was ungallant enough 10 sis
that she could hold her own with any OF ule
party in the matter of drinking wine.
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Rlacksmiths' Union.

A delegation from the Federated Trades
waited on the blacksmiths last night to can
vass the union and lend all the strength
possible to their movement. The black
smiths, although comparatively young as an
organization, have grown into one OF the
most promising in the city, and are still
growing. The step they have taken in or
ganizing was necessary. Abuses had pre-
vailed in their trade that they We're helpless
to cope with in their individual capacity,
and even united they realize that they have
a troublesome fight ON their hands.
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Dictionary the language containing only all the
great Noah Webster defined but 10000 additional
appendix containing much valuable matter be found
Principal
guag Quotations Phrases Latin French Italian and Spanish
different Authorizations also contains table
Synonyms pages Prononcng Vocabulary Scripture
pages Pronouncng Vocabulary
Names AZ Pnounng Vocabulary Modern Geographical Names
and1 Pictorial Illustrations
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-09-30
DO YOU RIZZLE?
II You Don't You Miss One of Life's
Greatest Pleasures.

II You Don't You Miss One of Life's
Greatest Pleasures
Do you riZle every day? Do you know
how to rizzle? One of the swell doctors in
town says that it is the most wonderful aid
to perfect health. 4" | masticate my food
very thoroughly at dinner" he says. land
make sure to have my family or frie nds en-
terrain me with bright talk and plenty of
fun. After dinner i. is going to rizzle. How
do do it? 1 retire to my study and having
darkened the room | light cigar, sit down,
and perform the operation. How to de
scribe it | don't know, but it is condition
as nearly like sleep as sleep is like death 1t
consists in doing absolutely nothing. l close
my eyes and try to stop all action of the
brain. l think of nothing. 1t only takes
little practice to be able TO absolutely stifie
The brain, In that delightful condition re-
main at least ten minutes, sometimes
twenty. That is the condition most healthy
to digestion, and it is that which accounts
for the habit animals have of sleeping after
eating | would rather miss tat fee than
ten minutes rizzle every day From the
Chatter
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SHOE CLERKS.
Two More Stores Have Agreed to Clio
nj y. NJ.

Two More Stores Have Agreed to Close
at y. NJ.
The retail shoe clerks met at B'nai Birth
Hall last night and the Visiting Committee
reported that Deasy Bros. and the Roches-
ter Shoe Company have closed at Z o'clock
in the evening. The Lynn Shoe Company,
Grand Central Shoe Company, j. Kaufman
ana j. +. Sullivan having refused to close
their cases have been referred to the Coun-
Gil of Federated Trades for action.
The shoe clerks regret that any stores
using white-1abor goods should join hands
with those handling almost exclusively
Chinese goods. They eonstrue the act as
taking advantage of their neighbors who do
close, forcing their men to labor longer
than other houses.
The committee appointed to visit the yari-
Gus unions reported hearty welcomes from
all. A delegation from the Marine Firemen
presented resoluuomSiof sympathy, pledGing
to do all of their purchasing before O'clock.
1t was also decided to place card i'll the
headquarters of every union giving the
names of the stores closing at 7o'ciock in
the evening,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-09-30

Prince Bismarck has strong superstition
concerning the number 3, which he consid-
ers has always played an important part in
his life. The arms of his family bear over
the motto I'm trinitate robur" three trefoil
leaves and three oak leaves; all caricatures
of him represent him with three hairs on
his head; he has three children-Herbert,
Wilhelm and Marie; he has three estates
Fredrichsruhe, Narzln and SchonhauSen !;
he has fought in three wars and signed
three treaties of peace; he arranged the
meeting of the three emperors and estab-
lished the triple alliance.
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National RnX-SnMvers.

The Box-Sawyers and Nailers received a
communication last night from a sister union
in st. Louis, proposing plan to nationalize
the box-sawyers This is not the first time
that the scheme has been conceived but
positive steps in that direction have not yet
beea taken. An attempt will be made this
time 10 carry it through, and if all the large
cities act in harmony there will be no doubt
about the result. 1t is believed that the in-
dustry can be greatly ben Gifted by national
movement
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A CANE THE CAUSE.


Anopen Meeting OF the Grand Assembly,
Y. NJ. G. u, Held.
The Grand Assembly, Young Mems Cath
Ollie Union, held an open meeting last night
at Loyola Hall in honor OF Past President
WilliamsP. Sullivan Jr., at which he was
presented with a handsome gold-headed
cane. The following programme was car
ried out:
Piano solo. +. p. Hughes; Introductory re-
marks, James L. Kenny; vocal solo, j. j. began /;
RECITATION. Henry a. Tobin; piano solo, Miss
Lillian Kane; vocal solo, William Harold; reel
tation, Bernard j. Boylon; basso Solo, Sign0r L.
MEG. Killiani; presentation OF gold.headed cane
to Past Grand President William z. Sullivan Jr.
by Grand President Ed L. Luby; response by
William L. Sullivan Jr.; relation William A.
Richards; vocal solo j. Kennedy.
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ALA hiE
San Francisco Roysterers Made to Spend
N ght in Jail.

San Francisco Roysterers Made to Spend
a n ght in Jail.
The public schools TeOpened yesterday
morning after the mid-tcTm vacation Of one
week.
W. S. RiSley, a contractor, and Robert
urke, plasIerer, had a dispute on High
erect on Sunday evening over small dill
Eisley hit Burke on the head with hammer,
md has been arrested on charge OF assault
With deadly weapon.
AT a meeting of the City Trustees last
evening, a protest was made by the prop
eIty-owneTs on Arbor street against the
validity OF the assessment for the cOnstruc-
tlon oil the sewer in that street. Various
Irregularities IN the proceedings taken by
the trustees relative to the sewer are al
eyed. The OBJECTIONS will be heard one
week from next Monday evening. The Street
superintendent was authorized to eXpend
100 for repairing the Webster street
ioadway. The petition of property-owners
On the west side Of Park street, between
lclnc anu Blandlng avenue to lay artificial
slDne SIDEWALKS by private contract was de-
sed, as proceedings have already been
commenced to lay the walks by the
e. y. Three bids were received for the
construction of four new engine houses. as
follows: G. A. Beaseman, $4,000; J. ii.
1oung, Sl594S; 6. w. Kenney. SIG, 1888.
they were referred to a committee The
ordinance providing that the numbering of
houses on streets running east and west
sHall commence at the westerly instead of
tne easteriy end of the city, as at present.
vas adopted, Mr.. Mastick being excused
from voting
Two men who gave the names of e. F.
Abrams and Nj. S. Devalos, accompanied by
Young woman giving the name OF Aiejan
dga Arelaya and girl IS years OF age,
came to Alameda from San francisco
about 8 o'clock on Sunday night and went
to the Park Hotel. Their actions relative
to the girl. who is only 13 years of age,
aroused the suspicion of the hotel bar
keeper, as strong drinks had been ordered
for the four, and thinking hat an attempt was
being made to drug the girl, he notified the
police. The quartet upon leaving the hotel
went toward the beach at the foot of Park
street. An officer followed and placed the
four under arrest, as it was then nearly u
Francisco.
The three grown persons were locked up
Tor the night, and the girl was taken to the
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-09-30
AUCTION SALES.
GEORGE f. lAMS0N,
AUCTIONEER & COMMISSION MERCHANT.
s25 kearny St. bet California and Pima

THIS DAY,
Tuesday ..................,. September so, 1890,
AT IL O'Clock A. NJ, on the premises,
NO. 204 NINETEENTH ST, NEAR HOWARD,
....f WILL SELL
On account of departure for Germany,
The Magnificent BronZes, Ornaments aud
Embroideries, Elegant Furniture, Hand
some Carpets, and Rare Japane Sc Table
Service, SiIver-PIated Ware, and Royal
White Erminr, Monkey SKIN. White
Fox and Bear Skin Robes, at above
residence.
COMPRISING.
Viz Very Valuable japanese Bronzes including
Grouped Stauettes, Single Pieces, Vases, Urns, Ami
mails and Birds, comprising specimens over 500
years old: Magnificent Monkey Skin Carriage Kobe,
cost in Japan $50; Splendid Bear and Tiger SKIN,
and White Fox Robes and Mats Magnificent
White Ermine Mantel cost 5000; Royal japanese
SILK Embroideries, Bedspreads Iabie-coyers rides
Wall Banners, etc: Elegant Handmade Crochet
Spreads and Lace Curtains; Magnificent Tortoise
shell Albums Lacquered Tables: 6rand Assortment
Fancy Glass and Silver-piated War; Rich Parlor
Upholstery, Sofa, Lounge, Easy Chairs and Rockers,
In Figured SILK Tapestry; Elegant Center Tables,
Fine Pictures, Japanese Views Walnut Chamber
Suits Spring and Hair Mattresses, Genuine German
Feather Beds and Pillows: l Elegant Walnut Side
board Walnut Extension Table; Magnificent Real
Satsuma Tableware Elegant Table Cutlery: Jap
anese Fish Set, Improved Range Kitchen Utensils,
etc. The above sale comprises magnificent assort-
ment of japanese goods, collected during residence
of nineteen years in Toxic, and interior cities OF
Japan.
RI TERMs-CAsH.
seq 2t GEO T. LAWSON Auctioneer
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The plasterers, in anticipation of their
annual election, had big and enthusiastic
meeting last night. Fifteen candidates for
membership were initiated. The election
will be held at the next meeting.
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$1,000 WORTH OF ELEGANT FURNI-
TCRE, CARPETS, ETC.
NJ. J. SIMMONS, AUCTIONEER,
WILL SELL TOMORROW,
Wednes day......................O October L, 1890,
At IL O'Clock a. NJ, at the residence.
1915 and 1913 Bush Street, near franklin.
Icy cArALosUEl
mo rarior. Bed, Dining Room. LII
brary Furniture, Wilton, Axrnin ster and
Body Brussels Carpets aid Fine Rugs,
Elegant Parlor Upholstery. Pier and
Mantel Mirrors, Etageres, and other
Parlor Decorations, Bookcases, side
boards, Wardrobes and Desks, Fine
Clocks and Other Ornaments Contained
in Well-t furnished 3o-Room Resi-
dence.
CONSISTING IN PART OF
Four Rich Paror Sets; 20 odd Parior Chairs, Sofas
and Divans;
Six Walnut and Ebony Cabinets ana Bookcases;
3 Large Mantel Mirrors;
-Four Large Administer Carpets and Rings.
BEDROOMS FROM TO IL CONTAIN;
Twelve Fine Walnut, Oak and Mahogany Bedroom
sets:
Twelve Fine Clipper Spring and White Hair Mat
tresses;
Eight Extra Fine Divan Lounges
Twenty-iour Large Arm Chairs and Patent Rockers;
Walnut Wardrobes:
Twelve English Body Brussels and Wilton Carpets:
"a White Down Feather Pillows and BoisteTS-
Two Large Walnut Hall Stands; Administer Hall
and Stair Carpets
NB-The above elegant upholstery was made to
order and is in frst-cass condition having been In
au2e st NJ J. SIMMONS, Auetioneer.
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Preside HEIGHTS 5C~,rara.

Magnificent 50-vara-N line n r-, ST. 1875
feet w. OF Maple is one or the be % H .sr In this
choice district; grand marine view cation IN
proving with astonishing rapidity: al G egant loea-
tiOn Tor a choice family home: Powell aud CaIlfor-
MIA ST. cables; lot 81 :oxlpS Il Il
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S. line go. 2025) Broadway, 5T;6 feet p sr,-
buchanan st.-This handsome aud fne rel,51r.,,f4
contains rooms (large IN sizel bath-roomss3 s
nirrortop and tiled mantes; handsome gas
lures bricE foundation: best of neirhborS; rnaz!3
cent marine view; everything in he best Of conc
ton; cement stone sidewalk; Iaclfc-aYe. atia
InIon-st. cables: large lot. 6s :9xlSl -
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RETURNING GHANKs.-South San Francisco
Parlor, No. 157, n. S. &. W., tenders its thanks
TO the young ladies' OF South San Francisco who
on the 9Th inst. Also vote Of thanks f01....cc
Beatty for his kindness In allowing them The use
OF his eight gray horses, and TO Messrs. Poly.
II eilbron g. Co, for the use Of their wagon.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-09-30

The molders received word last night from
Denver that the Iron-molders' Union there
had levied per capita weekly assessment of
80 cents on all members in aid of the Strike
Eund in this city.
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Drv-Goods M, shoe Cl.rls

The Dry-Goods Clerks Early Closing As
ISOLATION States that the plea made on Sun
day night by Rev. j. Sanders Reed of
Trinity Church for the Saturday half-ho-
day was made especially at their instance,
ton,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-09-30

Joseph Bertrand and George Sauer, i'm
Xix yesterday of disturbing the peace and
will be sentenced to- day. They had been
fighting in a kearny-street dive.
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Golden Gate Paul I.ot

Z. line Sth ave. so feet :. of { st-This choice
res idence lot is but moments walk from the Cold
en- Gate PARK; 9Th ave Is the wide driy TO the
main entrance OF the Park; steam cars but block:
one fare TO The ferries: lot 25Xl2O.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-09-30

For NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. g. Co. have
sued to recover s2Go7 81 from NJ. Levy s. Co.
Tor merchandise shipped from New York on
OCTOBER i, 1888. and purchased upon alleged false
representations of good financial standing.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-09-30

The information Is out that MARY a,u ~,
sons friends are ni8i.B heT u Tesein, - -
stage for season She IL Is net IN MY W. -,
she will accede TO iDeis ueslres. 10 % 49, W
casea made and provided. 1t isl probably
ste n concltide that Mrs. N avarro Is
actively engaged III thinking Gu
costumes.
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Richmond Handsome Cottage.

W. line OF Sth ave, 225 feet 5. OF Point Lnbos-
This handsome and large cottage residence con-
tans 8 fine rooms: stable for horses: perfect
home: examine it; the Geary-st. cable extension
will run near this property; lot oOXl20.
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432 Seventh ST,

Sw. line of Tth ST., $50 feet NV OF Bryant-3-
story house of Il rooms; wide Street. and will be-
cone business property in the near future; 7th 81.
stone paved and severed; examine this rro7etty.
open from l to O'Clock; rents g. car
dalton good los 25r30.
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Franklin St., N. of Pine.

,aV Wo very handsome aud centrally loeated family
resIaehce lots on west iiue of Fraukltn as faet
north OF Pine st. These lots are snrro1,nted bt.
some oil handsomest residences Ia THIS city neigh
OoIhoou me very best; any person person wnnti NJ
anrst-elaaS location for family home canaot aud
a.! uIstrlct us equal; eXanln IL: California and
htssetst- cables; street paved with basalt stone
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-09-30

BERTELING has the only reliable methods to
fit defective sight. APT Kearny street.
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Easterly limo OF Alcatraz st., l2s feet scuthl .
from Baker-100 feet on Aleatraz st. b. lsQ fset 20
Bourn ST. lot lU0xI40; fronts.
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81 see that ylur oat1ese seTvaa 1;ssssS !,
aged to pick VI, 4 su9l osaI u t.sionary0
Yes; he walk ~ LAVE AWE Win my
Washington io'1 IL
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Mission Residence Lot.
Gift Map 4.

y HE Of valley ST.. $50 feet ". no a. CHEEK
ready Tor building; good neigh 7IL1e15 Gs5tr9sst
cable; LOT % u.
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RESIDENCE LOTS.

a as PToperty holds the relative position 10 this
or Raco "te city as tine Fifth ave. to New York:
~ & heights in the Hub City, Boston: or
~ @ ave ~ The City OF the Plains, Chicago,
anu i nust become the location OF the handsomest
rsiuehces OF TINS city. Its nearness to and the
r ni views OF, the Conservatory. Chlidran's Play
AMI en musical Arena and everything of beauty
an i nIioyinent In our elegant Golden Gate Park.
80 iitnout cost, nd from these lots the eye Is
day. '''' az S'0iJ -'uA " 80
s, 80 t t lots front Stanyan and Frederick
sri Tit anu q, az toward the Golden Gate Park,
ltiS Is now under Insurance Inv the California
y J,rnoa "i I anu rust Company. Attorney J.
"orontst ISL. mas also examined the title
.ti 1. 10 moi ian 10 examine these choice
rTs'Iaehee tots Lots 81 IS ana 25rIOO saa 1878
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AUCTION SALE

EASTON, ELDRIDGE & CO.,
Auctionrers,
se25 % 80 63S Market ST.
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WILLIAM BuTTERFIELD & CO.,
THIS DAY.

REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL AUCTIONEERS,
Onice ana Salesroom-412 Pine street,
Nevada Block.