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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-12


LoR SALE BY W. H. GRIM & CO., 42s MONT
L gomery st. Real estate bought and sold
Slo,ooo-Natoma, near list; rents 800; 46:6x75.
kenne6ec mr. jefferson: Gift Map No. 2;
rooms; 25x75
$l6,0ooa23d and Alabama; s0xlOO; rent 800
S9OOO-oak, near Laguna, with frontage on Lily
ave: y :6xl20: cottage and . tenements.
SsOo0-C California. near Fillmore; 7 rooms and
Fell, near Franklin; store and flats; 27 :6x12O. to
haight, near Pierce; new house; 9 rooms, bath
servants room, laundry, ETC.. rent S55 net; 35xlOO.
2lst, near Dolores; fine view; rooms. bath: 25x
shipley near 5th: lot 25x75: houses; rent $50
Guerrero, near I'D; new flats; rents $74; 36x
S2200-Lombard nr. Fillmore; rooms; 81 :6xsO.
Church, near 2sth: rooms. bath: 25x10O.
Day ST.. mr. Dolores; building suitable for fac
tory; 94xll4.
LOTS.
$8000-NE; Broderick and Jackson: 1OOx55.
Ss90o-A n .. Castro and 18th: 75xI25.
$23O0-Chestnut. near Fillmore: 55x137:6.
$I2uO-Chattanooga, near 23d; 25x1l7:6.
SW cor Church aud Hermann; S5xllO
$S09ol2th ave, mr. 1; 25x12O; graded and fenced.
Clement St, 22d to 23d ayes: 2401lOO; corners.
$ I23o2sth ave, nr. W; 25xl20.
$dIo0u42d ave, mr. Point Lobos; 75x120.
l2th ave-, mr.. NJ ST.. 25xl20
Slio9N2sth ST., near Dolores; 25xl ID; cheap.
Sl750---Church, mr., 9th; 25x95.
sm i q St. and sergentine road; 24x75
s95h ST., mr., Diamond; fne view: 50Ts7:6.
SlO0o-Choice corner In University Homestead.
SOU eaeh-23d, nr. Castro: lots; each 25X114.
$5Oo-Day, mr. Douglas; 50xl14; in Instruments.
corners III Excelsior Homestead; each 150X1O0.
S2oo-Lots In Excelsior Homestead; 25xl0U: $50
cash. balance installments: don't fail them.
s45.O00-Sw. cor Market, Noe and 10th; IO5x
156. les SuTh II
GIS0 EACH-wHAT DO YOU THINK OF
O 10y this? Choice building lots 25xl25 each
on south side of Thrift formerly HiIl) ST.,
Plymouth: Railroad Homestead Association. Ocean
view; ABSTRACT OF title TO date. CHAS. c. FISHER,
sos California st. iel2 2t~
GI7H EACH-IDEFY COMPETITION; CHOICE
I'D y lots 25xl25 feet each north side of Lobos
St. near Plymouth; Railroad Homestead Associa-
ton. ocean View; abstract or title to date. CHAS.
C.tlShEK, 5O9 California St jel2 2t<
COCO LOT 34x9O, IN BERKELEY: SIDE
u Nv. walked; S25 cash, SIS monthly.
S350-Corner, 75xl00: living creek.
S2O0-Sidehili; lot 1O0xI00; So monthly.
S9OO-Other lots; send for maps. CHAS. A.
BAILEY, owner, ga Market st. ap27 Il
IF YOU WISH TO EXCHANGE LANDS. CITY
property or Eastern property, give me the list OF
same VIM. N. HOLWAY, 124 Sansome ST. m27 I'm
ELEGANT NEW HOUSE 2O2S PACIFIC AVE,
II near Laguna st. IL rooms; hot air: front and
rear nails; diningrOom, stairs and halls neatly pan
eled; stone walk all round unObstructed view;
house open; must be sold; unobstructed marine
view; lot 26 ;6xl2S les TVS
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GS00 RESTAURANT AND OYSTER HOUSE:
t1OUO. open night and day: receipts S25 to $50
per day and clearing 500 per month. BUSINESS
LAlMANGE. I Grant ave. IT,
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ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.


A h Iossl A-iNsfAllhhNrs- HOUSES AND
$3.50 s25 cash. So monthly; 25xIl0; severed; at
station.
s45o-s5o cash. 80 monthly; 5oxse: severed: at
station.
sIsOo-ssoo cash, sls monthly; 25xl2O; at sta
s2o0O-s250 cash. so monthly SSx75; new cot
tage; at station.
s36Oo-s5o cash. s25 monthly Including Inter
est: 6-room cottage: corner. 46xl20; severed and
macadainized; at station.
S3200-$5O0 cash, S25 monthly. including inter
est Groom cottage; bOx150; severed: near station
S45O0-$sO0 cash, $50 monthly. including inter
est; 7-room house fine garden; o0xl47; near sta
ton.
Alameda, or 3I3 Montgomery ST., Nevada Block.
my1s II ThFrSa eoSu
A LAMBDA sI7O0-Lor 25x145;
~ nice modern cottage rooms and bath; l
s27OO-Lot SO :4xl25; rooms and bath; on Cen
trial ave: $500: balance $50 per month. mo. 1881
$2750-Lot 53xll7; new modern cottage rooms
and bath; 3 blocks from station; $500 cash; bal
ssoooIIot 27xii5; new 2-story house rooms
S4O00-Lot 50xl25: fine modern 2-story
house rooms and bath on Central ave- easy
S7soO-Lot 50xf5O; elegant new 2story house 10
rooms, with stable: well located: part cash. (4Ol)
Houses built TO suit; 10 per cent down. balance
media: houses to let and money TO loan. ii. p.
MOREAL " CO., 1928 Park ST., Alameda, and 402
MONTGOMERY Sc. San Franeisco. my3l tt
ALAMEDA ROOMS AND HOUSES.
CUNNY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM IN PRI-
- yate family; references exchanged. Address
5oara A.anleaa I: ~ lel -2s-
BERKEyH Wy ROOMS AND BOARDING.
INANTEh "A FEW SUMMER BoARDERS IN
w Berkeley; minutes walk from local traihs'
Inquire at ferkcley Station for Fitzgerald House.
Daaa ST. je12 7ts
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ROOMS AND BOARDING.

>-- .----S-- -
w ANTEh "A FEW SUMMER BoARDERS IN
w Berkeley: minutes walk from local trains.
Inquire at Ferkcley Station for Fitzgerald House.
Daaa St 1el2 ~
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COUNTRY real ESTATE.


CEND STAMP FOR w. II. MATTHEWS & CO.'S
~ new catalogue OF grain, frait. raisin, wine and
grazing ands the finest list ever printed. w. X.
MATTHEWS CO., SIG Kearny st. my3l limo
A n ENGLISH GENTLEMAN LEAVING THE
~ State VIII sell his property at sacrifice for cash
or good mortgages: Santa Clara County stock, grain
and fruit farm, 1000 acres, Sl2 90 per acre: stock
crop and implements. low valuation; 16 acres,
NriGhtS Station, $4OO Is and 10 acres, San Jose,
part in FRUIT $3.50 per acre; Monterey County, $40
acres, so in volunteer wheat SIS per acre; 4SO
improved, 50 per acre. livery stable, barn and cot
tage, San Miguel $1,000; also lots, 500 each; also
some good mines; twothirds can remain mort
gage on any of these; particulars on application.
Address A. w. T., 2Sl4 Sacramento ST., San Fran
cisco. ap26 II
- very easy terms sold by the State in tracts to
suit; 10 residence or Improvement required; all
Kinds OF lands, in many different counties; send
stamp FOR list. Open Monday, Wednesday and Satur-
day evenings. + w. LAKE. + Flood Building. Is II
WE HAVE A CHOICE SELECTION OF COLONY
W lands subdiyided into 5. 10 and 20 tracts
at the uniform price of SIS per acre: on easy in
stallments send for circulars. CALIFORNIA LAND
ASSOCIATION. 634 Market ST. mr23t
III MoRO-wE ARE AUTHORIZED TO OFFER
II a limited number Of lots, blocks and 5-acre
tracts In the beautiful seaside resort OF Ell Moro,
san Louis obispo County, at extremely low rates.
FL MorOS situated on the shores of the lovely land
locked bay aud harbor OF the same name. being the
cisco and San Diego. This elegant resort is the
surveyed line OF two railroads, and Is destined to
become one of the favortes of the coast Full par
ticulars and prices at Office by mail To par
ties seeking a health or pleasure resort in an un-
equaled climate fine bathing facilities best of hunt
ing. fishing and boating, this is opportunity sell
ton for home. CALIFORNIA LAND ASSoCIA-
TON, 634 Market st. my25 tt
A WEEKS NEWS FOR 5 CENTS-THE WEEKLY
~ CALL. in wrapper. ready for mailing
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G.eI0 SALOON: ROOMS; FURNISHED
u OOU. and rented: near Fourth and Market
SITS: value in stock; great sacrifice; must sell.
HOOhLR q TEMPLE, Sal Market St, Room l. It,
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Cocoa BAKERY, CONFECTIONERY, ICE
- -OUU. cream parlor and coffee saloon near
Market St, with horse and wagon; doing large
business good tock fne fixtures: Old established:
III. a larcaIm: trial rLYen. NJ LES. Qah Market.
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C.-IO SALOON On CITY FRONT WITH LIV-
u w. ing rooms; doing good business; fine
stock and fixtures; greatest bargain ever offered.
AupIy NJ. LESS. 9a5 Market st. IL
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G.JfOO SALOON ON MARKET ST; WORTH
u 11UU. double the money; golden opportunity
for man with business ability; greatest bargain
ever offered. NJ LESS, g95 Market ST. IT.
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ALAMEDA ROOMS AND HOUSES.
CUNNY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM IN PRI-
- vate family; references exchanged. Address
Board Alameda z. o. tel lots
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PERALTA HEIGHrs-S75O; LOT 4ZxI25 on

pERALTA HEIGHrs-S750; LOT 4zxl25 on
Athol ave.
S9UO-Lot ~ :5xl25 on Lester ave.
SS5O-Lot S5xl25 on Athol ave-
$1O0O-LOt 70Xl25 on Lester ave.
$ll5O-Lot 65Il25, corner on AthOl ave.
$2000-Lot 90X20O, commanding fine view.
S2l00-Choice corner on Lester ave.
This tract is situated the heart OF Oakland.
overlooking Lake Merritt; many of the lots com
mand an extensive view of Oakland and surround
ings: prices low and terms easy. w. l.. BARNARD
Il son, 4SS Ninth ST., Oakland je6 II
Clio PER INSTRUMENTATION EVFG
III lO made by any real estate nrm in Oakland.
only 20 lots left in this tract situated IN the center
of the city OF oakland 20 aud 80 feet front by Ito
to 200 feet In depth, at $500 to 5000 per lott so
down, balance at $40 per month; the streets
sidewalks and water: large sums of money have
been expended in improving this property; in the
midst of fine improvements; within two blocks OF
electric road; two blocks of Telegraph ave. horse
cars: four blocks of st. Mary'S College, McCIure's
Academy, Hopkins Academy, Duraut Public
schools and 10 minutes ride local train and 10
minutes of the City Hail. DO not miss this Oppor-
tunity; there is better city the Coast to spec
ulate IN than Oakland. with 10000 inhabitants; do
not delay but call at once and secure choice loca
tion this is without any exception the finest AMI
best proposition in lots offered the Coast; there
is not individual in Oakland who knows anything
about the value OF property but what will tell you
that this property Will double in value before paid
for. For maps and full particulars apply 70 NJ. ).
LAYMANCE & CO., 466 Eighth ST. Oakland,
Cal led lot
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C.JT5O GROCERY AND BAR; Is WITHOUT
~ ~. doubt the very best corner north of
Market ST., near Ellis: established % years; has
choice family and general trade; S25to s35 per day
nearly one-half at the bar: rent cheap, with living
rooms; carries full and complete stock: careful
Investigation viii prove this one OF the best bar
gains ever offered: must be sold account OF de-
parture. Apply GEO. STEWART, 1876 Kearny st.1t
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.


OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
GARLAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND
once of THE MoRSTNe CALL, S57 Broadway near
Seventh ST. ONCE hours A. NJ. TO p. N.
a.oOOO HANDsoMEsT EASTLAKE COT
DOZOU. tages in Berkeley few steps from
depot and University grounds; half or more can re-
main on mortgage at per cent. 2. j. KENNEDY,
$50 Market ST. San Francisco jes SuTurh 81
&o600 COTTAGE OF s ROOMS. BATH,
NOOOU. etc, and lot 751l0S on Thirteenth ST,
Oakland, within minutes Of the Point and Six
teenthst. stations: half can remain mortgage al
Z per cent. P. J. KENNEDY, $50 Market ST. San
Francisco. jeS Sufurh 3t
CIT6 JUST LOOK AT THIS! A FEW LOTS
- I y. in the beautiful Piedmont Villa Tract
offered for few days at SITS per lot; easy term
or monthly payments; this tract fronts on Web
running to Piedmont; no such bargain ever offered
before In Oakland; take the chance TO secure lot
to center of city thar will double in value in
months. See owners, SHERMAN a. PINNEY, 46S
Ninth St, near Broadway, Oakland Once open
every night until O'Clock. jelO I'm
G.76OO SPECIAL BARGAIN; ONE 2-SToR Y
ID tOOO. house 8 rooms. modern, and Groom
cottage, wellloeated in central Oakland blocks to
Iocaltran station aud streetcars; north OF Eighth
st: east front; lot 55xloO #. j. X. MARSH, 952
Broadway. jel0 1t
GO5O0 MAGNIFICENT RESIDENCE ON
UOcOO. Vernon Heights; IL rooms; strictly
modern; barn; large grounu. J. X MARSH. 962
Broadway. ie10 1t
Clio OOO BEAUTIFUL HOME; 10 LARGE
UlO.OOO. rooms, every convenience; barn;
lot l36xl50; east front; nicely improved; cement
street-cars. j. 4. MARSH 962 Broadway. ie10 1t
Go0OO FOR SALE: RARE OPPORTUNITY: ;
GOUUU. 100 acres of fertile land; 20 acres
cleared, fenced and wei watered; good house with
ing: all kinds OF fruit 700 desirable Govern
ment land adjoining, which would make good range
San Francisco and 20 miles from railroad. For
further particulars apply TO proprietor. Nevada
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S0O A FINE CORNER GROCERY AT IN
u IOOU. voice. charge for good will: new
stock and fixtures; good horse and wagon: fine loea-
lion; large trade; lease; cheap rent unprecedented
bargain: best OF reasons for selling. SHOAFF x
Ross, S73l3 Market st. 1t
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w CAN SELL YOU A CIGAR-SToRE, GRO
w cery-store, restaurant saloon or other business
at such a tempting figure that you will surely buy If
you want good-paYing business at bargain.
SMITH CO., 32o Montgomery ST., Room 20. take
elevator. ie1O
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GI950 SURE AND SAFE BUSINESS. CLEAR
IT OOO. ing 1925 month; fun value in sight;
crackerstore and route having the exclusive agency
of OF the leading cracker Companies nice store.
with llying-rooms; cheap rent; good stock and Fix
lures large wagon worth S4T5; good horses and
harness worth SSI this is an unprecedented oppor-
tunity TO secure straight. legitimate, money-mak
Ing business; sold at a sacrifice only account Of
death OF near relative in England, whichnecessitates
immediate departure most thorough investigation
ali 4
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CHOICE AND CHEAP LOTS ON MCALLISTER
" St. near Steiner; 3OxS7:6; one of thu best resi-
dence blocks along the street: all street work done.
Also, the corner OF McAliister aud Steiner SITS:
33xS7 s. all street WORK done; ready to be improved
Immediately; Will be sold very cheap DOWNEY Il
GAMES SIS MONTGOMERY les 81 Sn'rnIh
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EoR SALE-BY Won RHEiN Il CO.. 524 CALI
L fornia ST., above Montgomery. Offers always re-
spectfully considered.
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CpO60O 10Th ST, NEAR NOE: COTTAGE
NZOUU. of rooms; nice grounds; lot 25xlI4;
grand views. e. II. UMBSEN " CO., II Montgom-
cry ST. les SuTuTh &c
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QH00 FOR INTEREST IN TRAVELLING
NlCOO medical business; something new: no
opposition: can clear 5000 mouth: everybody
wants it, greatest medical attraction known profits
300 per cent Call to-day, ego Market, 4. g. ie11 II
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COAST ITEMS.
Brief Notes From Pacific States and
Territories.

Brief Notes From Pacific States and
Territories.
A Webfoot banker is credited with losing
$1,000 by the gold brick game"
Thomas Whaley. a resident Of San Diego
for thirty years, died last Sunday.
David Hannah Of Cotton lost an eye re-
Gently by getting it full of quail shot
Measles are epidemic at Pendleton, Ore
gon. and one case proved fatal last week.
A Spadra farmer butchered fourteen
month-old hog last Friday that dressed 491 u
pounds.
The City Recorder of Salt Lake has been
forced to resign on account of deficit in
his books.
Editor Daniels of the Alameda Semi
weekly Argus has just celebrated the
thirteenth anniversary of his paper by is
suing holiday number. 1t consists OF
twelve large pages, handsomely printed and
copi0uSDy illustrated. He takes occasion to
speak of his efforts as newspaper man to
give his town and people clean, reliable
paper, and to show by pertinent figures and
statistics of various kinds the steady
progress they have made in the past year.
Like all positive men, Mr.. Daniels believes
in his own town, and Is not ashamed to let
the whole world know his sentiments. The
issue does credit alike to the publisher and
the people Of that thriving cOmmunity-0ne
OF our nearest neighbors.
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ing-case, Mr.. NJ. C. Meyers; plaque and
vase, Miss Mary Dunno; dlessing-case com-
plefe, Mr.. Leon Dennery; much appre-
ciated gift. Mr. john Arnold.
Among those present we're: Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Clark, Mrs. Elizabeth Melody,
Kate Geggus, Mr.. Joseph Geggus, MI and
Mrs: w. L: Wheian, MIR. and Mrs. d. J.
Mrs. j. d. Cahill, Mr.. NJ. c. Myers, Miss
Gussis Dunno, Miss Fannie Dunno. Miss
Master George Cahill, Mr.. James Sullivan,
Miss EVE Sullivan, Miss Anita Whelan.
Miss Eta Cahill, Miss Agnes Drew,
Miss Murphy of San Jose, Mrs. Bryant,
Mrs. Gaines, Mrs. Eugene Melcher, Miss
Adele DeIorme, Mrs, Gus Borle. Miss j.
Connolly. Mrs. J. O'Hara, Miss J. Tucker,
Mrs. McGurk, Mrs. 81: G. Myers, the Misses
Ella and Marguerite Hayburn, Mrs. Ward
Brown, Miss Julia Nye, Miss Kitty Borle,
Miss Jeanette Borle. Mrs. Harry Cole. Mr..
Knell, Mr.. james Mcdonald, Mr.. and Mrs.
Michael Finn, Mr.. Rube Levy, Mr.. Aaron
Jacobs, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Foley, Colonel
Thomas Robinson, Mrs. Frank Childs. Miss
Gertie Childs, Mr. and Mrs Samuel Gibson.
Society Personals.
DR.. and Mrs. Robert l. Bowie will give
up housekeeping the latter part of this
month and go to the California for the
balance of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. James W. Travers (nee
Wmkier), who were married in Oakland on
the 10th, are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Waidhaas on North Second street.
San Jose, Mr.. Travers being Mrs. Waidhaas'
brother. The bridal couple will shortly
take up their residence in Seattle, where the
groom is in business.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ID. Eaton, who have been
spending their honeymoon in the southern
portion OF the State, returned home last
Monday. They will reside at 524 EDDY
street.
Mr.. Moses Hopkins, Treasurer of the
Southern Pacific Railroad Company, is stop
ping at the Hotel Vendome, San Jose.
Colonel and Mrs. w. II. Smedberg ara at
Los Angeles in the capacity of visiting CON-
panions of the military order of the Loyal
Legion, Colonel Smedberg being Recorder
thereof.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Harvey Jardine
(nee BucknalD are spending their honey
moon at San Jose.
Mrs. d. b. Davidson and Miss Della Da-
wilson have gone East and will be absent
several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Ward Wright (nee
Murphy OF San Jose are expected to return
home this week from their wedding tour to
the City of Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. George McCalvey of San
Luis 0bispo have come up to this city to re-
side permanently.
Mrs. w. Z. Pinney and the Misses Morse
left on Monday for Santa Barbara for two
months visit.
Among the San Francisco people who are
visiting Los Angeles may be mentioned !:
Chief Engineer and Mrs. j. NJ. Moore.
Colonel and Mrs. D. Forney, Colonel W. r.
Parnell. Captain w. T. I. Schenck and
Captain George w. Merrill.
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ing, to the music OF Blum's Orchestra, con-

ing. W tub luuSiC u DtulH OTcucSlId, con-
tinued till after midnight
Altogether no more enjoyable party has
been given by the Berlins in their at present
short existence. This was largely due to
the members of the following committees
Committee of Arrangements-Frank L.
NETT j.. HAYDEN, n. Pendergast; floor d.
rector, John Power; Floor Committee-Will-
lam L. Bowes. j. j. Grove, F. Wohn, d. J.
Sheehan, z. d. Roach; Reception Commit
club are. Elmer d. Roach, President; John
Power, Vice-Presid-nt; J. J. Grove, Re
cordiDg Secretary; J. T. McGeough, Finan-
cial Secretary Frank l.. Noriega, Treasurer.
snn Jose Anniv ersary.
Grandma" Bascom, a well-known and
beloved resident of Santa Clara Valley, en-
tertained a number Of her many friends on
Thursday afternoon last at her residences on
Bellamy street, San Jose, the occasion being
forty years ago. Grandma Bascom, who is
now in her seventy-ffth year. Is enjoying
the best of health, and her wide circle of
friends wish her abundance of happiness.
The Ivy Chapter Banquet.
A very large attendance last evening wit
messed the installation of the new officers of
Ivy Chapter, No. q, o. E. S., at Shiels
Building.
The following were formally installed:
Worthy Matron, Susie K. Allen; Worthy
Patron, Fred Foster; Assistant Matron.
Hillman; Treasurer. Carrie A. Anthony;
Conductress. Mary G. Foster; Assistant
Conductress, Annie j. Lambert; Chaplain.
Frank Maxson; Marshal, Mary N. Will
Jams; Organist, Adele Williams; Adah.
Ida NJ. Kervan; Martha, Minerva Corbett;
Electa, Cornelia MrJunkin; Warder. Char
lotte Springer; Sentinel. Henry Savage.
Features of the impressive ceremony were
the original poem read by DR.. j. A. Shep-
the singing of the Western Addition Choir,
Miss Alvina Heuer, Mrs. G. L. Parent Mr..
A. NJ. Thornton and Mr.. A. Luttringer, to
the accompaniment OF Mr.. +. Dellepiane,
and the presentation of beautiful jewel to
the retiring Matron, Mrs. Kate Maxson,
and OF flowers to the retiring Secretary
Miss Jeanette G. Hilman, and retiring
Treasurer, Miss Carrie A. Anthony.
An elaborate supper was afterward en-
joyed, the pleasant evening concluding with
dancing.
The Geggus-O'NeH Wedding.
A wedding of special interest in GER
tain circles took place yesterday after
noon at st. Josep!ps Church on Tenth
street, near Howard. The contract
ing parties were Miss Annie F. ONeil,
youngest daughter OF Mrs. Alfred Clarke,
and Mr.. Charles F.. Geggus, well-known
player, and recently umpire Of baseball,
whose name is commonly, though errone-
ously. written as Gagus.
The sacred edifice was crowded with rela-
tives and specially invited friends of the
Young couple. As the bridal party entered
the organist rendered bridal march, and
afterward kept up an uudercurrent OF mel
ody terminating in Memberships nuptial
music. The brides stepfathsr, Mr.; Alfred
Clarke, gave her away. Mr.. James Foga
the we'll known Eastern ball-player. was
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An Old Mana Rody.

The remains of an old man were found
yesterday at Harbor View. floating on the
waves. He was dressed in blue overalls,
and as there was no means oil aScertaining
who he was, his body now lies at the Morgue
awaiting Identification.
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BERTELING has the only reliable nieLhcds 70
ut detective sight. 427 kearny street.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-21

Max O'Rell writes in The Washington
Star. The young French dandy takes
kindly. too. 70 the single eye glass.
which. 20 be really effective. must now
be worn without a string. DO not
mean that the string takes away from
the virtue q The glass, but It has hee~
decided that Il detracts from TIE stylish
ness of the elegant aid to vision.
An eye glass Tust not now BE an -
peudaye. but part q ones self TIE
aim is clearly 70 show that one is - con
f1ent of his ability to maintsin ths
glass n position that sstTing u needless.
The great desideTssuu ia T. be able -
eat with it. ride with i. 6sncs win it.
laugh with Il. sneeze with il df you can
So WITH Is 80 mach fbe be.teTh IN feet.
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