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New-York tribune., 1890-06-05

New.York bridgeport and Eastern Railroad Company or
right OF way through the State. There were ITO
objections raised except by Senator H. W. r. lloyr oi
Greenwich who held that the petitioners had not com
piled statutory requirements that the oath at
tached to the compsrys engineer report was not IN
compliance law. that public necessity for -uch
road had not been shown. ExConeressman Low
Warner spoke for the road The Commissioners over
ruled Senotor Hoyt and appointed second meeting TO De
held In Greenwich Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Office of tho

1 secretary Washing nzton. D. c. May o. ls9o.-seaied
proposals VIII he received at this Department un two el
o'clock THURSDAY. June 10. 1890 FOR supplying toilet
paper and fixtures 10 same, required for T. 5. public
buildings east Of the Rocky Mountains during the fiscal
var ending June 80 1921 Proposals should be
panied by samples OF the and fixtures and he prices
Include all incident the delivery
such buildings a the Department may from time 70
designate. The light - reject and all bids Is
reserved bv the DEPARTMENT Proposals should be ad.
dressed o :hr Secretary the Treasury Washingto
D. c. aud marked Proposals. Toilet Paper and FIX
lures Acceptance OF proposal depcndent upon appropr
alton by Congress. W WINDOW Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
ATHLETICS AT PRINCETON.

Princeton, June SpccaD.-At meeting OF the Track
Athletic Association held In the English to-day, the
association decacd to dsband the purpo,e OF rorga
zlng upon the basis other athletic organza
tons IN college. committee consisting of Walter c.
Do!in Edgar \. Poe and Theodore W Church. was ap-
pointed draw Up new constitution and present 1t at
mssmecng OF the coegians Tomorrow 10 c acted upon
The members athletic team chose Jeremiah s. Black
OIL captain for the coming year.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
A MASS OF SORES.

am so grateful for the beneficial results obtained
from using S. S. S. that | want to add my testimony
70 that already published, for the public good.
mass OF sores before using. but entirely
cured. c. MCCARTHY st Louis Mo
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta Ga.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
GENERAL BUSsEY ENJOYS HIS WORK.

General Cyrus Bussey Assistant Secretary OF the In.
terror was in city yesterday The General is said
be one Of the hardest working In Washington. But
he an soldier and his duties those Of having justice
done 70 the claims ais old comrades arms
be entirely congenia for he does look At all like
oyerworked official The friends Of General Busssy
much pleased the record he is making In the deoas
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
ALABAMA REprnLcANs IN CONVENTION.

Montgomcry Ala May 4.-Tbc Republican state
Convention met here To day. The principal hght was
over the chairrnsnshp Of the state Executive tom
mittec. and the issue between the Whit" League anu
Anti White League X. A. Mosclcy, champion oi tue
Anti White League, was elected Moseley Is Ih'cFhai
Revenue Collector for this district. There were ohN
thirty white mon I'M the convention, most OF WHOM
are Federal olicc holder, In hlabdni
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
u,REASrRY DEPARTMENT. Office of tn.

Secrfarv washington, D. @ May 20. 1890 sealed pro.
posals duplicate Will be received this once until two
- o'clock p Wednesday, Jppc rs 1890 for furnishing
scales beams Weights and other weighing appa ratus,
and repairs o the br required during the
-csl Year ending June 80 1891 for use Of the Treasury
Department free Of all charges freight delivered zt
or all Of :he following namsd place, yN Wsshpgson:
Baltimore. Md New orleans La Key Mtst Fla fss!.
weston Texas; 81 Louis, No. Chicago III Cleveland.
rilt,bu5r Pa Louisville Ky SAP FTsnei.ss, rIS car
q, right reject any bSs or parts Of bids and =
retay OF the Treasury indord Proposals for Scsle
Roams Weighing Apparatus Acceptance OF proposal
dependent upon appropriation oy Congress W. WINDOW
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
UP ~ BUSY HARLEK.
TRYING THE NEW METHOD OF VOTING

TRYING THE NEW METHOD OF VOTING.
The annual election Of the Harlem Democratic Club
took place aet evening. The method Of voting
thar prescribed for elections In this state bv the
law. Three booths erected. polling clerk, and
Inspector, provided and the voters had the
choice Of three tickets the regular and wo opposition
tickets. Nothing lacking TO illustrate the prac'i
cal workings OF the new method. The polls were
open from until O'Clock In that time ninety
ballots were cast. The regular ticket was elected
with the exception Of samuel u. Stewards for member
OF the Executive Committee. James j.. Rogers.
whose name on both opposition tickets was
chosen In Mr.. seward, place The successful ticket
was as follows: President. Jordan L. Mott; first
vice president. Daniel F. Hays second vice president.
John 4. Mason, recording secretary, H. W. Heller;
orre,pondng secretary. j. Charles Mcttam: treas
urcr Isaac A. Hopper: inspectors OF election.
william b. Finnogan John Cuddcoacl. sven Ahstrom
executive committee for three years. Charles W.
Dayton Charles Place. James f. Rogers. Ezra \.
Tuttlc Patrick f. Grnln. The now officers Will
be installed on June IA
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
Proposals.

q OVERNOR'S ISLAND, \. Y, May 6, 1890.
~ scaled proposals, tripicate subject the usual
conditions, wii he received 10 June $780,
necessary printing for Division Heddq Iarters our
ING the fiscal ending June 40 1881 Al INFO
De had at The U. ,. tn. right
reject all proposals. Envelopes cont ming pro-
possls should be- Proposals. for Printing
dressed TO the undersigned. }. ii. LORD Major and
Quartermastcr. l. >. A.
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TO.DAY'S CARD AT MORRIS PARK.

Large fields will the starter most Of the 'ace. at
Morris lark to-day Will be dav FOR madsns. buds
and young ladies maidens In the Ar- race buds In he
Casanova Stakes young ladies' tho Elms Stakes.
Tho vii tct the stlyay power o common lot
Of selling pisters. Following .he ontries
FIRST RhCE-TwO. .YEAE-OLDS THAT HAVE NEVER
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05

BROOKLYN. June 3. 1890.
C EALED PROpOS AIS will be received al
- OF the Trustees OF the New.york and Brook
Bridge I79 washine Brooklyn until II o'clock
Juno 1890 for 20 900 900 package tiekets SAM
Pies OF khe tickets which must - printed by the hand
press process be at the Bridge ONCE. The Trus
reserve the right reject all bids certified
check 0f 10 per cent OF the amount Of the bid must
pany IL. {. c. MARTIN,
Chief Engineer and Superintendent
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NEw.YoRk. BRIDGEPORT AND EAsrEr

NEW.fUhhI DI'IU''EFUKT md EANIEIf-N'
Bridgeport Conn, June 4.-The Railroad Conms-
In session here yesterday and heard what
interested parties had say as 10 the petition OF the
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
RAISING MONEY T

RAISING MONEY FOR A SOLDIERS MONt NENr.
Five hundred or more people gathered at suffers
Harlem River Casino last night 20 take part IN the
summer nights festival Of the I'd Regiment other
wise known a. the 72d Ncw-lork Volunteers Veteran
Associations The object ot the ASSOCIATION Is I" raise
funds for the erection Of regimenta monument NJ
Gettysburc and last nights receipts VIII bc
.ddcd ,o the $1,000 which the club has al
ready secured for that purpose. AhlolE tnlse
nrcscut last night twenty hve mcmbcrs Oh zap
ham Posts Drum Corp, and Il dctacl clWeht from ,Vh',
rauy C. of the sth Regiment. under command 9f
lieutenant John +. Hanson. Nearly All Oh @ lilc ioi
lowing officers and members OF committees ais" a.
tcndrJ President Colonel j. r. Pryer, first vice pre>l
dent. " Mckee: second vice pf~idcnt. j. +. lcrgu-
son: treasurer. 7. J. Cre'dcn; mhth'Iai ,cciet.S &
n f. ,;rN recording secretary, W. j. barney com
m,ter ON festival. Henry II. Derr, Danlcl lpWe.l'
william knowles, committee on monument; - ho>s
floor manager John ;. HAYES; assistants Nllnsrh n.
stripping and Henry Austin. The gFand maroh was
led by Colonel Pryer and Miss Grace Ross
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
~ : c. H. AND p. o. BUILDING. New.

y. York, June ., 1890 Sealed proposals wiz 3
for furnishing lee miscellaneous supplc. washing towels
aud hauling ashes for this building during the fiscal
C. VAN COTT, Custodian
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
FouErm EAcE-ELMs srAKEs. rnnEE.Y

Old FII4LIFS. bFLIIA WIlGlITS. = MILLs.
August Belmonrs b. f. Amazon BY the Ill.Used-Fzlr
Bartar1an IT
j. y. Muhoand's b. T. Tula BlsckLurn by Luke
blackburn oklahoma liz
j. a 4 4. H. MOrris's ch T. Druidcss. by Stonchcngc
Casta gncttc .-.... .. l12
George Hearsrs b. +. Cleaning by Sir Modrcd-TWl.
light IO7
Geosge Hearts b. (. Golden Horn by Spendthiift
COlstaItinOple. ....... I07
Excei-ior Stabie's ch Pandora, by Ray0n dOr-Bluc
b. j. W,hcrs's ch. I. Blbelot by King Ernest
Knickknack. IO7
d. D. Wthers's b. T. by King Ernest InNcrmorc 1O7
FIFTH HACE-sWEEPSrABE 20 y ABOVE THE
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
-o"+N "IW LUN IAN UT'N
EACH. 81 900 ADDED. 1ls MILES

Betting to wln-Judge Morrow Gavorite TO g. Montagu
10 70 j. Lle-us TO Wlfred TO w DAILY, Jr - 10 l.
Eow-oIN. ~ 70 L. Charley Dreux 30 TO ], VOsburg
Betting for plsce-Jucge Morrow to s. MOntagu To
Wllfied , 10 l. w d /,
Almot 20 10 !.
Montagu place t2l 30.
After delay OF fifteen minutes post the nag fell
on excellent start Montagu leading Judge
opd Charley Dreu1 last Garrison took Csssius the
front tmmedst~y and killed his chances tv making
running the Mattcihorn. This was not winning
policy with the top weight Charley Dreux went up to
Cassuss saddle and remained TIL Casus was headed
I'm the stretch by Judge Morrow and Montagu Morrow.
who had cropped back 10 fourth place on the crest the
hill came toithe front quarter mile from home
remaining there the end easily enough by length
montagu second four lengths before Cassus My Fellow
aid not start.
THIRD KACE-JUVENILE STAKES. TWO.YEAR-
OLDs $50 EACH 1880 ADDED. HALF MILE.
(Run under auspices Of the Jockey Club.
A Belrnonts ch. st. Charles by ST. Blaise-Carta.
IIaniltOn
John Huntrs c. Hoodlun, by Joe DanicIs~Miss
Marcus paiy's en-. c. Gold Dollar, by Sir Modred2
w. l.. SCOTS b. I. Wendswsy, 1l5..~.....n Lewis 4
l. C. Bruee's ch. C. Brentano lis .tGarrson)
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
SCALE. SEVEN FCELONGS
SIXTH EAcE-sELLIXG. sIx ErRLoNGs.
RESULTS At L.Aro.N1A

i.rs. race AT 80 y. IN.
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CAPTAIN YANCEY'S SLAYER.


He Is Taken From the Sheriff and
Lynched at Dusk.
Thad Fnulkes, the negro murderer of Cap
tain Yancey Of the Danville and Meckleu-
burg Railroad, was lynched last evening
about 200 yards from the depot here by a
mob of unknown persons
Three weeks ago Captain Yaneey walked
into bar-room at Keysylle, in this county.
Two colored men were quarreiing over
game, cents being the amount in dispute.
Captain 1ancey remarked that the amount
was too small to quarrel about, and he
would give the wronged man that sum.
This made Thad Foulkes, one of the ne
groes, very angry, and he proceeded to curs-
Yancey. The proprietor of the bar-room
then ordered the negroes out of the house.
They left, swearing vengeance, and when
1ancey CAME out they attacked him with a
knife and diSembOweled linn.
1ancey died the following day. The
negro, Foulkes, was arrested. and would
have been lynehed at once but that Deputy
Sheriff Dickinson took him out OF the county
To Danviile Tor safe-keeping.
Upon being afraigned he elected to be
tried by the Circuit Court. Judge Green
then ordered him to be taken back to Dan
vile for safr-keepng, knowing that his life
was IN danger If left in this county. The
Sheriff started with him to the depot here.
When within 800 yards of the station large
crowd surrounded and captured both the
Sheriff and the prisoner.
They took the trembling negro a short
distance from the road and in moment had
thrown a rope around his neck and over A
pine limb. The leader of the mob was heard
to say: Draw him up boys" and the
murderer was violently jerked into the air
The hour was about & in the evening, and in
the darkness none of the crowd could be
identified.
1t was said Foulkes was desperate aud
that Yancey is the third man he had killed
He was cut down an hour later by the COM
monwealth's attorney, who loses his fee in
the prosecution of the case.-Drake's
Branch (Va.) special to ST. Louis Star Say
inus
The morning call., 1890-12-13
OFFICIAL COUNT.
The Returns All In, Except Those
From Alpine.

With the exception of Alpine County,
which has not yet sent in its full returns,
the official f0otings of the whole vote cast
Tor State officers at the late election is as
follows:
decentralization R.) 125. O73, Pond (D.)
ll7,165 Bidwell (P. ard AZ 1O,O7S, scatter
ing II.
Observation-Disclosures R) 1885,
1877, Del Vale Cd 49, 65. Hough (P.) 6s7S,
Morgan (A.) 3342, scattering IS.
Secretary of State-Waite (R) 129.S45.
Hendricks CD 1896. Kellogg (A) 6466,
Lyons (P.D 1915 scattering Al.
State Controller = Colgan R) 127,9s7,
Dunn 3D. 116,ol6, Winchester (P.) S4O5.
scattering Al.
Herold 3D. 1l5,02l, French (P.) 6563, Gross
(A) 1897, scattering 81.
Attorney General : Hart R.) 13O.470,
Graves 3D. 1881, Dunn (P.) S6O5, scatter
ing q c.,
Boom Cd 1878, Chase (P.) 6476, Dixon
(A.l 2O49, scattering 62.
Clerk of the Supreme Court-Brown R.)
l29,9o1, Spencer 3D. 1869, Price (P,) 6455.
scattering 43.
tion-Anderson (R.) $50, $50, Hall (D.) H.
697. Severance (P.) 647S. scattering 2495
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
Beatty (R.) t9.04O, Stanly 3D. 1l2,99s,
Thompson a. 5645. scattering IA
Associate Justices of the Supreme Court
Garoutte (R.) 1864. Coffev CD 1l1,34l,
Harrison (R) 29,454, Smith (D) 1l3OS1.
scattering 1921.
Associate Justices. unexpired tcrm-De
Haven (R.) 131. $40, Hatch 3D. 1O6. 415. Brown
% 4011, scattering 9027.
For amendment to Constitution sc. 49,
against 1915.
For Congress. First District, unexpired
ternl-Barham (R) 15477, Geary O) $3.50.
Scranton (P.) 1913. Hilton 300, scattering 7.
For full term-Barham 1888. Geary 10, ;5::,a,
Scranton $50, scattering D.
Second District-Banchard {R) 1S,485,
Caminetu 3D. 1854, Witherell 9l2, scatter
ing 2.
Third District-McKenna (R.) 1884, Irish
D.l 1887. Faikner IA. scattering 300.
Fourth Dlstrict-Cutting (R.) 3l96, Fer
rail- D.) 1901. Gator 1892, Howell 80, seat
tering g.
Filth District-Loud (R) 22,S71, Clunie
O.l 1889, Howe 574, scattering 50.
Sixth Distriet-BOwers (R.) 50, 80, Curtis
Ol %. 904, Dougherty 1880. scattering 9l4.
For Railroad Commissioners, First Dis
trict-Beckmsn (R) Al, pa, Yell 3D. 1897,
Hart % 1911, scattering %.
Second District - Litchfield tR) 81, 47S.
Haswell D) 1858, Luse P.) 173, scattering
Third District-Rea (R.) 1892, Archer
Ol 50,50S. Miller CP.) 44l6 scattering ST.
For members OF State Board of Equaliza-
ton: First District-Swan QR.l q, 942, Slass
% 27.246, Burlingame (P) lbs. scatt r
ing 10.
Second Observation-Disclosures (R.) 2S;4l7,
Dusterberry 3D. 16,22S, Taylor 1851, Brady
5I5i, Lyon 6222, scattering Is.
~ Third IL DistrIet-Coie (R.) 2S,154. Beamer
Fourth Dlstrict-He ybron (R.) 1925,
Galley 3D. 1871, Fowler 1854, scattering
Z2o.-SacramentO Bee, Dec. 18th.
The morning call., 1890-12-13

Another dry season OF two and there viii
be still less swamp land in this valley. says
the Harvey Items. Malheur Lake is threat
more every year. leaving a fine body OF tule
land, which can be brought into cultivation
before many seasons have passed. This tule
land is usually, ii not always. fine agricul-
tural land, though it is more or less spotted
with alkali land
The morning call., 1890-12-13
Injured by a Fall.

Donald Mcdonald, sailor recently in
jured by fall on the British ship Port
Crawford, was taken before the Insanity
Commissioners yesterday on a stretcher.
He was ordered taken to the Marine Hos
pital. His brain was injured by the fall,
and in his disabled condition the Commas
sioners thought it would be wrong to send
him to the aSylum
The morning call., 1890-12-13

A certified copy of the will of Henry
Graft, who died in Pennsylvania recently.
has been admitted to probate. Deceased
left valuable estate, a small portion of
which is in this State.
The morning call., 1890-12-13
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE BY
qHOS. MACEE,
Real Estate Agent,
And Publisher Real Estate Circular"
No. 20 Montgomery Street,
OPPOSITE LICK HOUSE.
Low-PR1CEp INVESTMENTS

LOW-PRICED INVESTMENTS.
PUSH ST. BET. POWELL AND MASON; 45x
put in rear and new building built in front; VIII
then pay well: only $4,000
DINE ST. BET. BUCHANAN AND WEBSTER:
L AZ :6x137:6, and two fine 2story and attic
houses: rooms and all modern couyeniences in
each; can be used asone house IL desired; $4,000
" ALENCIA ST., BET. 18TH AND 10th;
side; 25xs0, and 2-story; store below; $4,000
REpUCED-MIssIoN ST.. NEAR 2sTH; 52xI2o.
III and one house; $72O0.
n oLDEN GATE AVE. FINE 2-sToRY BOW
" window houses of 8 rooms and all modern con
vcniences, and lot 30:6xl37:6: bet. Webster aid
Fillmore; street accepted; $4,000.
junction of Valencia ard Mission: n growing in
vestment and fine buy; $4,000.
FOLSOM ST., BET. STH AND 9Th: n SIDE:
i 25xs0, and 2-stoIy double house: + rooms in
each; rent $40; stores in this block now; street
accepted; $7UU0.
S925O EESrs $40 I'D IAnkIS ST. BET
rooms and bath; lot 25xs7:6
ID lots left; 25xS0: $276G each stone blocks
down and street accepted; terms rs cash, balance
at per cent and seller pays mortgage tax
WESTERN ADDITION DFsIRABLELOTS
ST. BET a Van MSS 10 rsa4 nsp
$1,000.
CE. COR GROVE AND STEINER; ON RISING
y ground; fine view: the Stener-st front faces
Alamo square; 75x137:6; $ll 900
r ARKIN AND FRANCISCO; NV. COR. 1877 :ex
IL 13s -: $1,000; tnc view.
UuLMORE AND LOMBARD: Sc. CORNER:
II 1877 6x120 to rear street: corners and fronts;
Fillmore will be business street In this fiat dis
tr let; $4,000.
ZINE VIEW OF BAY: LOTS 25xI37 IS: $3.50;
L n. side Green St., bet Broderick and Baker; very
fine lots.
RAKER ST., w. SIDE, BET HATGHT AND
- Page; lots; 81 :3x100: $1,000 each: high
ground; between two cabie-cars; fine view.
MISSION PROPERTY.
VERY CHEAP; $1,000; FINE HOUSE WITH
lot 3Oxl22:6, on Howard St, bet. 22d and 23d:
elegant 2-story residence OF rooms and modern
conveniences; brick foundation; stone sidewalk;
street accepted.
~ UERRERo ST., Mr.. 22D: 2 FLATS OF AND
VI rooms each and bathroom; rented Tor $40;
lot 24xlO5; street macadamized and severed
. LOTS ON CASTRO ST.. NEAR 23D; 25x1o5;
y $500 each; street graded and nacadamzed:
cable-cars pass.
DoLoRES AND 25TH-SE CORNER: 35x1OO;
~ $5UUO; or 60xlU0: magnificent view; both
| streets severed and macadamzed
)nTH ST., BET HOWARD AND FOLSOM; ssx
| ~ 95 only $500 IL
The morning call., 1890-12-13
WINTER RESORTS.

GAMBLE COPY OF THE HOTEL GUIDE, CON-
~ tanning directory OF California hotels and re-
sorts, sent free to any address. Hotel Guide, $40
Post st., Union Club Building. je8 tt
The morning call., 1890-12-13
ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.


ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
A LAMBDA AGEN Y-ADyERTISEMENTS
~ and subscriptions received at the Alameda
Branch ONCE OF THE MORNING CALL, SCHNEI-
DER CO., l435 Park st.
GlSOO COTTAGE oF4RooMs; LOT 25x12O:
ID COO. block from Narrow-gauge station.
Apply to JOSEPH A. LEONARD. cor. Park st. and
Central ave-. Alameda. (306) de6tf
GOO00 COTTAGE. . ROOMS. BATH AND
eDAAOU. laundry; $780, cottage rooms, bath
and laundry: $500. house rooms and bath; Will
sell on easy terms or exchange for lots. GEO A.
FOWLER, Highest. Station. del SITS
u C0n0 $500 CASH, BALANCE $25 PER
q ACuV. month; lot 40xl50; cottage; rooms
high basement. No. 493
$3OOO-Lot 4ox15O: cottage of 5 rooms and bath;
fine garden and lawn: $1,000 cash. balance $50 per
month. No. 4Sl
$s25O-Let 81 :ex12O: new 2-story house Of
rooms and bath; fine marine view 500 cash. bal
ance $40 per month. No. 4S2
s400O-Lot 50xl50; cottage OF 5 rooms aud bath,
with stables NV. corner; $500 cash, balance $40
per month. No 4S4
S45OO-sl.ot 81 lao; new 2-story house; 4 rooms
and bath; $1,000 cash. balance $40 per month. 49l
$47O0-Lot 81 :6x1OU; 2story house OF
rooms and bath. on Central ave-; $1,000 cash. bal
ance $50 per month. No. sos
&50O0-Lot 69x149: cottage of rooms and bath,
with store barn and orchard; a SW. corner. AL
$6S40-Lot ll5x200: cottage of 8 rooms and
bath, windmill ana tank; easy terms. No. 496
$7U00-Lot $4,000: cottage OF rooms and BATH
gain. No. 10
Bargains in building lots In all parts of Alameda
also house TO let and money to loan. by H. p.
M0REAL Il CO., 142S Park ST., Alameda, and 402
MONTGOMERY St. San Francisco ocl9 q
RFTIx ri FV IsOOuS Ann HOUSE9
The morning call., 1890-12-13
MASSAGE

- =
A kUBY IDE, WITH MRS ROBERTS BATHS;
y. genuine massage $50 Mission st. del3 It's
MRS THOMSON, SWEDISH. ENGLISH MAS
W sage. baths. lOl Grant ave-. Room Is. del2 SIS
y ROSE CLEVELAND. FROM N. Y, WITH
~. new assistants Nucleus House, r. ~. dell Sc
DOSE DE LAFONT-BEST MASSAGE. IA EDDY
II st. farlors and z. my21 tt
The morning call., 1890-12-13
GARLAND HOUSES AND ROOMS.

NJ ANlCURE-FINGER-NAI BEAUTIFIED AT
w 1855 Market ST.. Oakland by an artist aust tt
The morning call., 1890-12-13
BEKKELEY ROOMS AND HOUSES.
Admired 10 rroba,s


. NEW HOUSES: PRICE $500 TO $4,000: ALL
- modern improvements: macadamized street. N.
L-FREESE, corner College way and Walnut St,
Berkeley no29 26ts
The morning call., 1890-12-13
MONEY TO LOAN

ON 2ND MORTGAGE OR NOTES: ON IST
~ mortgage ~. ). L. lSAACS 4llUFarreii.oc3u
The morning call., 1890-12-13

G:2SA EXPRESS BUSINESS: HORSE, VA
,DOOO. gon and harness; business well estab-
l1sh ed good location; safe buy. MARTIN x CO..
S7S1a Market street. Its
The morning call., 1890-12-13

DENTISTS.
DR. A. LUDLuM HILL, l413 MARKET ST. NEAR
~ Eleventh: no charge for extracting when plates
are made: old plates made over like new; teeth
from IS per set: extracting soc: gas given. 4tf
DR. REA, 1913 MARKET; EXT TEETH SOC:
y with gas Sl Killings low: open evenings. sel4 II
DR. +. TEAGUE, DENTIST REMOVED FROM
D20S Stockton ST. to % kearny. nol6 Pm
I ENLIST; GOOD LOCALITY FOR BUSH ESS:
~ sunny fiat, rooms and bath. 1916 Valencia ST.,
cor. Hill; rent $32 so. nol4 tt
(NRooME DENTAL ASSOCIATION, 1853 MARKET
~ st. bet Third and Fourth: gas specia au17 tt
A FULL SET OF TEETH FOR 81: FILLING AT
~ lowest prices; work warranted DR. j. w.
KEY. s4l Market St, opp. baldwin. aus IF
DR. II. AUSTIN. SURGEON DENTIST, RE-
u moved 70 7ls Market. near Bancrost's ty1stt
DR. c. II. WILSON, DENTIST 925 MARKET
" ST. bet fiIth and Sixth opp Mason dei5f
A LII NEWSPAPERS HAD LONG ARTICLES IN
them stating that the insane asylums full u
people who took gas only for painless tooth
traction and went crazy Ny secret painless method
Is wonderfuL. BY Its use any dental operation may
that cannot extract without sleep or gas even
though dozen dentists have failed to extract IT,
All operations done better than elsewhere since
have seven first prizes for beautfui filings plate
and crown work. There are Leek dentists once
sEokGE W. LEEk i o'FarrsIi st. ocsI
BEAUTIFUL SET 81; PAIN LESS EXTRACTING
~ Que; gold plates; bridge work; crowns; filings:
COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION, sO8 MARKET
~ ST. 'helan Building): gas specialists; positively
extract teeth without pain; only Office that makes
and gives the celebrated Cotton Cas-; SO 600 ret-
erences established 1885, all operations In dentistry
performed. DIR. CHARLES W. DECKER fe7
OF SET FOR TEETH; WARRANTED As
W good as can be made; filling 81. DIR. SiMMS
oentlst S3O Market st. next Baldwin Theater ocIt e
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G2Q0 HALF INTEREST IN WOOD AND
- OOO. coal yard: good location; rent cheap.
a. co. s7aIa Market street. Its
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PARTNERSHIP CAN BUY STRICTLY COZ
i lee parlor doing SS5 day, for $500; been with
II nearly since opened: have exclusive right pur-
chase for days, aud ready put In 3 years saw
iugs; $500 ali have; there's a fortune in this to
right party. Address Business. Box 1l9. CALL
Branch ONCE. del3 3ts
The morning call., 1890-12-13

n OLDEN GATE AVE. FINE 2-STORY Row.
" window houses of q rooms and all modern con-
vcniences, and lot 30 :6x137:6: bet. Webster aid
Fillmore; street accepted; $4,000.
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I'OR SALE-A SMALL WEEKLY PUBLICATION,
j Incl udlng plant; at present a paying basis;
price $500 Address 4. Box u this ONCE. del II
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pUSH ST.. BET. POWELL AND MASON: Ask
ID Isl IS. and front and rear buildings. should be
put in rear and new building built in front; Will
then pay WE'LL only $4,000.