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A FIENDISH PLOT.
Threatened With Death by Fire and
Poison.

Threatened With Death by Fire and
Poison
BLOOMINGTON QlL), Sept. 24.-I homas
Belcbam, an old resident and business man
of Bloomington, relates curious occurrence
which happened to him this morning, and
came near bringing his existence to asudden
ending. Last nj ght," said Mr. Belcham.
Il spent the evening at my home, playing
cards with few old friends. l retired
quite early, and awakening before day |
scratched match, when my bedroom broke
out in a solid sheet of flame. / was badly
scorched and burned about the hands aud
feet, but managed to extinguish the fire,
which had extended to the 6ed-clothing. /
found that the carpet and other things in
the room had been saturated with oil, which
| believe was done during the night while
| slept, with the intention of causing my
death" Mr.. Beicham has left tile house and
taken room in another part of town, be-
1ieving that be is threatened with death
where he has lived. lie states that he has
found poison bottles about the house, and
that his physician says that he has been
the victim of slow poison. Belcham has re-
Gently had domestic troubles, and, as his
life is heavily insured, he is of the opinion
that his taking Off has been planned.
Special to Globe Democrat
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of the truth. After my marriage to your
mother learned that previous to our nup-.
tials she had married in early life, secretly
married man far beneath her in rank,
who fell in battle a year after their unhappy
union. You, Victor Tracy, the son of a
poor Gascon knight, have reared as my
own child to shame my unfortunate Eus-
taee."
"And yet in the pride of my name and
lineage / scorned to wed Blanche de Mont
reuif, though l loved her as my life," said
Victor.
YES" said the Baron, bitterly. 81 heard
of that affair. l wooed her for my son, and
she accented the offer that she might punish
your pride"
'sAnd she has sacrificed her happiness in
SO doing" said the Baroness.
'tSience ~ said the Baron. "Not a word
not an insinuation against my son! And
now. Victor Tracy. begone! The world is
before you"
Remember that you bear the name of an
honorable man." said Erminia.
Il will never disgrace it, said the young
soldier. Farewell, mother; tear not TOR
my future. There is room for brave hearts
beneath the banner of Phillip Augustus.
One embrace, dear mother Think Of me
pray for me; shall never cease to think OF
you"
''Do not go hence in this wild storm, my
child, replied the weeping Baroness.
"Henceforth all seasons are alike to me"
said Victor. 1.-The wilder the night the
better suited TO my fortunes"
He tore himself away and hurried down
into the courtyard where his charger stood
saddled and chatting at the delay. A page
was beside him, mounted on palfrey..
Vlcter threw himself into the saddle, and,
accom- anied by his attendant, rode forth
from beneath the turrets of the Chateau de
Courcy, nor did he draw his rein till the
lightning had ceased to play upon the bat
Elements.
AS he slaekened his pace, the page was en-
abled to join him.
"Eugenen' said the young Knight.
1T is not Eugene!' answered the page,
who then?" asked Victor, in astonish-
ment.
A soft hand was laid upon his steel glove,
and a soft voice answered:
what if it should be Blanche de Mon
treui?"
blanche! thou! Canst thou have for
gotten my pride-my madness?".
Forgotten and forgiven alI--all but my
deep love for thee"
And Eustacev
name him not Thinkest thou l could
accept the hand of a base protigate?''
"Rut l no longer bear the name of De
Courcy. | am the son of a landless mani
have no fortune but my sword and horse.
CanSt thou be the bride of a humble Victor
Tracy?"
victor! Victor! whatever be thy name
and fortune, l am too happy 10 share
them y
Then by, this hand. fair Blanche, l envy
not the proudest oule in the land. Ride on,
we are not far from shelter-and tomorrow.
dearest, in fair Paris | will claim you for
my own
The flight of Blanche was not discovered
till the next day, when pursuit was unavail-
ing. Eustace de Courcy readily forgot the
disappointment, and the young lovers, pro-
tected by the favor of the King, cared little
for the menaces that from time to time
reached them from the Chateau de Courcy.
-.Rnstnn Glohn
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Manager Thorn Again Sued.

DR.. Thomas Boyson, whose TROUBLES with
Manager Thorn of the Palace Hotel have
been repeatedly alluded to, has brought an
other suit in the Superior Court to recover
$50, 100 damages. The plaintiff sets forth the
same grounds of action as in the previous
suits, namely, that after leasing certain
apartments in the Palace Hotel, Thorn boy-
cotted him. refused him admission to the
dining-rooms, attempted to eject him and his
wife, and caused him much trouble, anxiety.
Inconvenience and mental agitation. The
effort to eject the plaintiff from the hotel
was made on December T. 1889.
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/ FLoUR-The millers report dull and weak mar
ket. Net cash prices as follows: Family extras,
81 2594 so; Bakers extras. 81 1894 rs; city SUI
perfne 1898 80: interior brands S49l so for
extras and $3(13 IS q Dbl for superine.
WHEAT-About q dozen Wheat vessels have
come into port during the past week and all but
one two were chartered prior to arrival, the
diSengaged list shows no material increase. The
market remains unchanged at AIS Cd as a nominal
rate for iron vessels United Kingdom, Havre or
Antwerp. The chartered wheat fleet in port has
registered tonnage Of 81 0GO against 6S. 600 tons
the same date last year; disengaged 1850 tons,
against Is, 675; the way to this port. 277 900
against 233 600 on the same date last year.
The Produce Exchange Grain Inspector gives the
stock in Call Board warehouses october LIST at
1888 tons city and l4T,1S5 tons at Port Costa.
The stock September Isl 1904 tons city and
116,002 tons at Port Costa
Wheat Is weak and very dull and prices show a
still further decline. The foreign markets have
Lem steadily shrinking for some time. We quote
No. at 81 so9l 3iA; No. 2. 81 271a@1 2sA ;
choice, ST. 321a; extra choice for milling, 81 500
37la; Sonora, 81 271a@1 1884 2 ctl.
CALL sALEs-MoRNINe.
Buyer '9O-l4oo, 81 357s. Buyer season-7Oo,
81 Asa; 400, 81 437s.
CALL sALEs-AFTERNooN.
Buyer 10000. 81 361s
BARLEY-Stocks In city warehouses October 1st
are 1i165 tons, against 10 ,6s3 tons September ls
The receipts in September S6I4 tons. The
market rules dull and not over steady and there is
little disposition to do business. No. l Feed
81 32la q ctl; lower grades, 81 27la@9l 80; Che
valer 81 so for Standard and 81 30l1 80 for lower
grades; Brewing, 81 371a9l 40 o cti for fair to
choice.
CALL sALEs-MoRNING.
Buyer season-2o0. 81 10.
CALL sALEs-AFTERNooN.
Buyer 10000, 81 37Ia; 400. 81 37ss. Buyer
season-10O. 81 AVS; 100, 81 44s4; 200, 81 49,
OATS-The stock In city warehouses October 1st
is 322S tons against 500 tons September LIST. Re-
ceipts in September 1888 tons. The market
is amply supplied gu ct and not particularly steady
Black, 81 6utG1 as q ctl No. White 81 521sd
90; NO. 2, 81 459l 90; Choice. 81 5TI2@l 90:
Gray, 81 45@l 521s; Surprise, 81 6591 20; Mill
ing 81 62ladI IS q cti.
C0RN-1he stock In city warehouses October LIST
| Is $50 tons. against co. tons September LIST. Re
| ceipts in September 1912 tons. Yeiiows are very
| quiet and White is nominal and utterly neglected
White, 81 POOL 27ja: Yellow, 81 27A2@l 80 for
large and 81 271a@Dl 80 for small round
RYE-Easy and freely offered ut 81 20@1 27La
for common to choice.
FRANTIC stock in city warehouses October LIST
is 291 TONS against So tons September LIST. Receipts
| In September were 25i2 TONS The market Is
weak at SIT 50@lS 80 d ton for the best and
SIT v ton for lower grades aud outside brands.
MIDDLINGS-Lower at $24@25 u ton for the best
and $22 50tQ23 for other grades.
HAY-The market Is amply stocked aud weak as
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Produce Exchange Sales.

7. C. Friedlander. Secretary OF the Produce Ex-
Grange reports option saesin September at 14S,S00
tons Wheat and $4,000 tons Barley. This mas es
total sales for the current crop year to date of
405700 tons Wheat. 1872, 500 tons Barley and So
600 Train liars
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TENNYSON.

Written for THE MORNING CALL
~ REAT Master! whose immortal songs
III ~ Shall echo through all coming time;
AZ y Who every passion of the heart
Hast sung, in stately verse and rhyme;
Enchanteri thou whose every word
In glowing characters is traced.
Whose pen with themes unholy ne'er
II ath been enyenomed and abased;
:. Rightly upon thy august brow
Dpst thou thy blameless laurels wear,
And was crown more proud, more bright
Placed ever on poets hair :?
Alameda, Cal, 1890. ANELEH.
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Shipping Notes.

Steamers to sail to-day are the Gaelic for China
and Japan, this Corona for Humboldt Bay, the Eu-
reka for San Pedro and the Newport for Eel River.
The Acapulco falls due from Panama, the Santa
Rosa and Santa Maria from San Diego, the Crescent
City from Crescent City and the Arago from Coos
Bay
The schooner Alice Kimbell, l02 tons, loads mer-
chandise for Alaska: tho. bark Win w. Case, 555
TONS Coal at Seattle for this port
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Matro de Besauti, who was convicted in
July last of assaulting his mistress with
deadly weapon and fined $1,000 or, in de-
fault Of payment, to serve 1000 days in jail,
was taken into court by Superintendent
Foley of the House of Correction yesterday
and paid his fine. He intended originally to
serve the full sentence and save his $500 de-
dismally slow that after fifty-eight days he
gave IL nm -
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The BABY still Dances.

]. j. Gottlob, manager of the Bush-stree
Theater, charged with misusing child for
his bail of $50 yesterday by not appearing
when called in Police Court 1. The child in
question is Harry 0. Linn, aged years, at
present taking a part in the Bush-street
narformanppe
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Want the Land Back.

Suit has been commenced in the Superior
Court by the Pacific Land Investment Com
pany against Manuel Domenici, Dalesna
Balbo, John ID. Serafena and Colemna Log
arena, to recover possession of thirty-tiye
acres of land near Newark. Alameda County.
leased to the defendants for five years, at a
yearly rental of 1872, which rent has not
been paid
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Coinage of the Mint.

The coinage OF the San Francisco Mint In Septem-
Der was as follows: Double Eagles, 100000;
Sta ndard Dollars, $7000U0. The Mint will start
on Dimes to-day for account of the SubTreasury in
this city.
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+. r.: SIEVE & TIES NGEr AND DuUliLE SUNNY
i ifrglt rooms; priyate:falniy =, Se2S Sc j..
JlJ=I-4 MISSION = I+NEURN IsHKZp :BAY9WIN-
u dow sliliNy suite; cheap 10 desirable ten
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;lAc higher; there wasa steady advance of from
lac to 1850 more, with very slight fluctuations;
then prices receded sac, ruled more steady and
closed lac higher than yesterday: The advance
was due entirely to local speculation. Receipts,
605= bushels; shipments, l77,0OO bushels. Rye
steady'at 591ac Barley nominalat 75c.
-. CHICAGO, Sept: 3o.-Wheat, cash, &c :; :.
: C6rn-4sssc. :; -.
Pork-$9 90. 49, -
:: Eard-s6 121a. " -:
Kibs-$5 25. > =
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Mutton is easier. but lower. Beer continues
abundant. Hogs In large supply aud weak.
Wholesale rates from saughterers TO dealers are
follows:
BEEf-Flrst quality. 51a@6c second quality,
4S4 csc; third do, 3L:@4 gac.
NEAL-Large. 1890: small Calves, 6@Sc.
MUTToN-w others. 71s@Sc: Ewes, 71ac.
PoRK-Live Hogs, 4t9il4c for light grain-fed and
- 2CG35sc for heavy packing; stock Hogs, 3QI3Iae
II 10; dressed do 6L50D7lSc a 10. -
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Allowed a Good Foo,

Judge Coffey has allowed ex-Judge j. F.
Sullivan a fee of $1,000 for representing the
absent heirs in the estate of the late r. G.
johnson, to which position he was appointed
by the Court. The claim was approved by
the executors.
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Commitmen,s ofIns,ne

George Stewart, II years and months OF
age. was committed to the Agnew Asylum
yesterday. He is a victim of epileptic fits.
John Watson, Swede, 80 years old, was
also committed to the same asylum.
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Boston Wool Market.

.BosTos, Sept. SO.-woo firm. Sales large. Ter
ritory fine medium. l3@2lc; secured, 5s@59c: best
California spring. 23@2ac; short Woods, 17@2Oc
Eastern Oregon, 1T@2lc.
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New York Markets

: NEW YORK, Sept 3O.-The stock market to-day
was free from the bear pressure and only in Bur
lingtou there any marked effort to make i'm
preston. The feature of late dealings sharp
rally in Silver Certificates which, from 109a4, rose
to 1925 on reported heavy purchases by bullion
dealers The close was steady and with generally
small fractional gains for the day. Sugar was up
j ", Pacific Mail l "a. Governments firm. Petro
lepm forced down to-day by pressure to sell
by holders of October options. Pennsylvania spot
opened at 8034 and closed at rs. october opened
at S012 and closed at 77A
NEW YORK, Sept. 30-United States Bonds: as,
100; 41s's. l04; Northern Pacific, 80; Canadian
Pacific 7S Central Pacific, 80; Union Pacific, 551s
Atchison, 3Sl4 Wells-Fargo, 14o; Western Union,
1914; Silver, 100; Sterling, "a Si1a@4 So =
NEW YORK. Sept. 30.-Wheat, cash, 81 02ss;
October 81 Obs
Flour-Qaiet
Cofee-$I7 90.
Sugar-5$s@p6c.
Hldes-l5c.
Copper-Lake, SIT.
1in-spot $24 IS.
Lead-Domestlc, 81 371s.
Iron-SI4.
PetroIeum-78
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CHICAGO Sept. 30-Porter Bros. & Co. sold to-day
seven of California Fruit: Full crates Tokay
Grapes. SO 50@3 s.; full crates MuScat Grapes. 81;
Comic Pears, 81 TO- Beurre Del Pears, 81 $50
3 Is; Cling Peaches, 81 40@l 90; Saway Peaches,
81 25Q1I so; Ounces, 81 TO-
The Earl Fruit Company sold California fruit at
auction to-day. realizing the following prices: Four
cars California frut-ful crates Muscat Grapes,
81; full crates Tokay Grapes, So 80; half crates
Muscat Grapes 81; half crates Tokay Grapes 81 So;
Salway Peaches, 81 40; Strawberry Peaches, 81 40
al co. Honey Clings, 81 4O@1 45; White Nellis
Pears, 81 80. Twelve carloads were sold here this
morning.
Fine Silver.
The New York market dropped to 81 % yester-
day. This market remains purely nominal and
quotations given.
Mexican ID oIlars.
Wholly nominal.
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THE WEEKLY CALL at 81 IS per
year affords an opportunity for
every person who desires to be
informed on the events of the
day, or to read choice literature
to keep constantly a supply of
fresh and interesting reading
matter on hand.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Lumber Market.

Retail prices are: Rough Pine. $40 so p NJ;
extra lengths $2I 50@27 SO; selected. $50 So;
cltar, $751; flooring 1913 for No. l. $38 80 for fancy,
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The receipts of Lumber, etc, at San Francisco
during the month of September, as reported by the
Pacific Coast Wood and Iron for october, were as
follows:
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English Wheat Market

English Wheat Market.
LIVERPOOL, Sept 30.-The spot market is lower
at rs ld@7s 212d. Cargoes are weak at BIS Sd for
off coast, 37s id for just shipped and SIS Sd for
nearly due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: october, rs ls4d; November,
Is Sd; December, rs 314d; January, Is 4d; Feb
ruary rs Adj March, rs 4s4d.
SECURITIES.
LONDON, Sept 30.-ConsoIs, "a 1916; United
States Bonds-4s, 1854; 4H2's, 1854; Silver,
sod; Rentes, 95f SIC. Bullion out of the Bank of
England $50 600
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Receipts of Lumber

New York Exchange.
New York Exchange, loo for sight drafts and l SC
Photographic.
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&c + Prentiss, Urland
II + Mann, Bisbee
IL Il CopSey d T, CioyerdI
IC Asbill, Cloverdale
S Palmer, Priest Valley
A j Meyers, Priest Valley
+ w l. Andrews, San Jose
K L Farrell K W, Maxwell
Mrs NJ NJ ochll, Sacrant 0
w p Fine, Petaluina
Mrs J McGeorge, Eureka
JNAL HOTEL.
/ L Rawlings, Montague
Il Cochran. Montague
NJ LauX. Buffalo
I ComOr, Buffalo
J w Porter. Maine
A A Medina d W, Kansas
J Manning q W, England
~ Harris, Ohio
i w Holten & Nv. Sacto.
- ROchue, Sacramento
| y SCunuinghain, Lemoore
& Thorpe, Presiuio-
i L Barry, NeW'York -
NJ: Mann, New Y;or&
- Spe7man. New York
/ t McCutch hen, California
EEarnsw Sta Sara
Miss y fai'nswarth, Sta B
Miss y / arAsw.ofth, Sta b
i - + FarHsw orth, Sta Bara
NJ FarEsworth, STA bara
/ s I. Tauksley, New Mex
j. u Waterman, Prescott
/ w p Hastings, Gilrdy.
lC Watkins, SanLu!Sobispo
II w WatKins&w, san L'o
HOTEL.
ID J Brown, Yoio
j X Hewitt. Los Gatos
q J. Hicks, New York
w A Watkins, San Jose
o Shackelford&w,p Rbles
) Mccullough, Antioch
Miss EWbittaker, Antioch
Il II Farmer, 6ilroy
Mrs 5 Henderson, SAM oSe
7 ID Parker, New York
i MrsA Drowned, kernville
Il j Weson, Vallejo
~ w Custom, CORTLAND
J W Freeman, Nevada
Mrs 4 b Manor, Williams
Mrs II Colborn, Illinois
& Horton, Napa
j Malcolm a.. W, San Jose
Mrs A;0'Connell. SanJoSe
Mrs a O'Eonnell San Jose
Miss A UCounell, SanJose
| A Brackford Il w, MERGED
4 Mrs Muyfer u C, MERGED
g + Bee er, U S Il. Survey
FIR S Alexander, California
Is Anderson, San Jose
Il l.. Allen, California
HOTEL.
Robert Barton. Wash
10 J Heslin. Astoria
}. Williamson, Astoria
| ID l. Baker, Sacto
John Sens, Sacto
- Nj Kendall, Modesto :.
k Ruskell, Modesto -
w ii Sale. Elk Grove
j Dunnevant, w. II 2
| oh, ST Louis
Mrs j. Green& sn.S Louis
w d Williams, Tulare
w ID Sanders, rulare
lC ID Smily, Nova Scotia
Mrs q Smfiy&2c,N Scotia
Frank WEIGH, Portland
II L Gadon, Stockton
II Reeves, New YORK;
III Pullman, New York
Mrs Shines, Chicago
Fl Hall, Yuma
L Hanlon. Yuma
ID LawleI, Yuma
II Stokes, Pitisburg
Is Cahili, Pittsburg
| Meyers, Eureka
j Allan, Eureka
f Schumacher, Eureka
y l. e Mclaughlin, R
w Carlin, Eureka
George Ross, Stockton
Il G Brown. GraySon
John Mcleod, Eureka
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II Robertson & FIN. NY
II w Edwards, London
II Cayley, Yokohama
j Richards, Hong-Kong
Il Il Swolt0now, China
NJ Fukin, Toxic
10 Turnege, Toxic
G B Allen n I'm, n Y
w ii FesSanden, Cal
Mrs L B Houston & IN Y
II Ackeriy, Liverpool
w J Parker, Sacramento
Mrs G Longstreet, Pa
Miss J Longstreet. Pa
j w Dorr, Pasadena
lC II Worth, California
w Z Griffin a WI, Mich
Mrs Nj ID Foley. Reno
J w Sanders, st Louis
w f Walker, Mass
/ II Comstock, China
+ G Warden, New York
Il Hulchof, Mazu Plain
j Beavans. New Jersey
10 Mills, New York
raul Delmas, California
q HaZelton, California
l. + Long. California
j w Burke II w. San Jose
J A Mcguire & W, Cal
ia Van " inkIe. NY
F o Drlscoli, London
} + Shipley. st Louis
L z Smith, st Louis
A Il McGorren, China
Miss Pertal, London
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"A X ti7l9 Ny HOUSE I5l3PI NJ R0lAIs.
= stove CLOSETS = tana tfr 2ts;
= III OLIVE AVE-, NEAR Y An NESS; ABOVE
LlSJ iii - ty roolnsi furnis he'd fer house.
keeping ST s.: ....: .se303 2tE +:
The morning call., 1890-10-01
1890. 1855.


The receipts from January 1stto September 3otl,
follows. - -.
The morning call., 1890-10-01

T lslz Sf a. "A Il 81 HyI.i. l. S Mr.
Z u e5rttt; s rf1rQdfts.: ecl 3t* =.
s. IN BY: LlN4sfi FIAT \. 5 ROOMS AN D
rafh,sr IL 81 IieiatDRSt2 DEL IT'S
The morning call., 1890-10-01
1880. / Iss.

II, 9465, Loo %, 466, 600.
10, 224, S34 l2, 622. OI2:
1855, 500 e g, S23, 900
1874 ,00l :. 63,052
The morning call., 1890-10-01
:; HDJ5SFS. no LET;

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n EN- 81 N IiotsE5 8 70 oafs BATH IA IN
IN dry. ! Q2s y ct ola ST -zoel . By
ROOMS, WITH: r. g.. 1914 WASHINGTON lT g
Il: aveIEne- -: -. ~ = :oc1,ti
ITO toAts+ III MAsHINGroN y; AYE 81
=. -. - = . ocl u ::
elCt:RlNeOYIIsAGE. bet; Fl RsI AND SECOND,
x g of risen part. house E2ilge: Gel II
Il Z Pr RI HOUSE s ROOMS; RENT 81 s.
~ Il57 iiifri s9il5 ST.: = 9e1 ~
IL INfLG ii Bjjt{AIs AND BATH. 500 STEVENSON
!: ST, bet:siX tA and Seventh, !: &C T iSt*
<OIfo&yEs ftS. 0FF< NINTH; = ROOMS; SO.
OI19 :. 81. 81. i: {. Qcl ~
fa56ls sf4 s. ToGlns, batas. range,
ere wattr tlciill tL jersey and Sanchez sis. Ap-
y:Gfa0s lt WAR s3eQrs 24th and Dolores. l 8tt
.i:-,4(. IFS NJ EISl:ER:;7 BIG Rooms:
z, % t R;tss tathf y5flt baselne nt Z REF: elfF
s IL, I ANILlN ST. NEAR sNIcALLIS:.
: q, " ter: .eeSy: c6t{agei ! rooms and base
m eIEt< s.: x oc1 II:
sr..}sJ b RI sIsss ny tt,rrXGE5 29$6CAL1FoR r;
.tl} mia 81 cor: lsa er. !. - oeL ST
IT l:,-,#NieA ,Sioisl.: BAlwlNb0w:
II - 0tTSa; z IoonlS:= dths Miter lFee$ con-
y eenft0 ts5G:Fil Of e5Es rent SIS se39 3t-
q: f4AR{I tftit 4 So s Eep iI1 EN ~ H
- st:tiF Earl on. seso Il
4 s. ES 'T.%S L sic 59: BONsIs; ATH STA
nfodts ri view Unsurpassed lot ak
IL Niheteerltlfst, bet; salFeh aid Noe l1a
t;bIeeks from East ~ SO: Cues - $3.50 u
:. a. Il Ia: Lay ST. Nh WEB i11R1fO Use
a ~ .4E a FtoniS and 11lt; nlSderfG Improve.
q YARD aud baSehe SEA- 4t* ::
81 Az :li i1JlEt BEE: TSYS ~
! i :ai[ fonifi - roanss 5lt 4 aud
Stlgitt -: -. : :: seso ::
sui:I "a REAR .4ielSE; 4 ::K0QAfs% No: Chill.
81 " Gtei$ 1915 laFkin 81. CIT ci.iifoT1ttl:26 q
. so i.iifI IA 81, II5 F0GR TH AN} Eff H.
90. fSsEi and HE: n " as q Gal
- y ~ 80. :. :.
The morning call., 1890-10-01

n - EDDY = HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
O1O trout bay window suite; or persons. oil %
TuS 'o'FARRELLs-2 OR 3 sUNNYRooMS COM
: IOO pLete for hOaseke epin5; others. LIS