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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-19
WALL STREET.
Failure of Mcssrs. Gailaudet a. Collin
bilitics One Million.

NEW YORK, November lS.-Ihe failure
Of Gallaudet q Co. was announced on
the Stock Exchange at 1915 this morn
ing, and the firm made an assignment TO
G.. Elliott Miner. The assignee states
that the liabilities amount TO about
Sl.000,O00. The failure was due to the
action Of several banks in calling in loans
10 the firm. The preferences are $4,000
10 Margaret J.. Gallaudet and $4,000 to
Frazer * Miner, their attorneys.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-19

II you want TO realize handsome profits
on small investments buy lots at Glas-
Cow, Va, OF W. G. McClung n Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-19
W.Ar oouLD N TERMlNAL MEANs.
.n Lxtcnsiou from Dansillo via Winston
to Bristol and the West.

to Bristol and the West.
Special TELEGRAM Co tho Dispatchl
Wvsros, n. g., November ls.-The
announcement by telegram from New
Iuh to-day that JAY Gould had
gained control Of the Richmond
Icmiual fysiem created much OK
cirmmt in railroad circles here.
For some time past rumors have
been oNoat % the effect that Win
Hou would he placed on the through
Richmond aul Dauville line by extcn-
nou from pauyIlle 10 this place to con
meet with tho Winston and Bristol road
sud Tins change Of control TO Gould is
regarded by ur1ad-mcn 20 mean the
ury completion Of the road above
m@hopoI from Danyilic via the Cas-
Daio and Lelko-ville to Winston. There
20 vili connect with tho Southwest and
West. The snle Of the Danyillc and
Nv River line 10 the Richmond Ter
inal, which was confirmed today At
mnWlle. means the above. So railroad
men credit It,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-19

Read tho Buena Vista advertisement
II you wish to invest there you will find
il to your interest to write or wiro John
I. Stuart & Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-19

Parties who have interests or contem-
plate investing at Buens Vista wire or
write John I. Stuart 3 Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-19

Read George W. Mayo's advertisement
Of Silyerware in the auction-column Of
to-duys paper.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-19
NOT GUILTY OF MURDER.

The Free-Bridge Waterman Acquitted In
the Hastings Court,
The Hastings Court was engaged yes
terday IN the trial OF dge-Natchman
Thomas Williams, who was charged with
the murder Of John Oakley.
Tho case was not argued by counsel,
but was submitted to the jury about l:2O
o'clock, as soon as all the evidence was
in. After au hours consultation they
returned. and Mr.. II. T.. Cabell. the
foreman, gave the verdict Not guilty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-19
0VERCOA7S.

STYLE YELLS: Excollency wins
and tho prices carry the day. Our hno
Oyercoats for gentlemen at Slj, elS,
so, $3.50, S2J, and $50. IMPORTED
KERSEYS. CURR MELrONS. and
the like, have no equals iR this city.
They are simply "The Best" We have
so many different styles, such a range OF
materials and colors, that any man can
find his ideal garment amongst those W.
offer at the above prices No trouble to
show them
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-19

General Samuel Thomas, also a direc-
t.r. md "Mr. Gould can find n place
ou Our board any time be desires 10
no, sec why the alliance # the two com
MES would not in every way bo de-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-19

Take in the lot drawing and sale at
Big Island, Va. Only one day lost from
business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-19

The ruin OF the peoplc-political
demagogues: but relief TO the people
4. h. G. Alternative.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-19
nfrLLa. RoH1NsoN Z SMITH.

NEW YORK, November lS.-The at.
torney for the assignee of Mills. Robin
son " smith publishes n statement of the
liabilities and assets of the firm, in which
the liabilities are stated at ,il07, 600, and
among assets TO balance the account
1902, 600 is charged against A. IL. Smith,
the defaulting partner. The attorney
says the defaicstions upon the firm
amount 10 about S}G3, 900, as near as bc
is able to approximate it. and that the
amount Of smiths individual stealings
will reach $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-19

Read George W. Mayo's advertisement
of Silverware in the auction-column ct
today's paper.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-19
Circuit Court Matters.

Judge Wellford yesterday set aside
the verdict Of the jury for 81 900 dam
ages In the case OF Eva Leinwsber
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-19
Glasgow, Va.

GinsEoW, va
For bargains in lots at Glasgow, Va,
call on or address W. G. McClung 4 Co.,
real estate agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-19

New YORK. November 1S.-The sus-
pension of William /. Owens was an
nounced just before the close Of business
lie is now travelling in the South for the
benefit of his health, and no statement
can be obtained mt mis- Office IN Exchange
Court except that he had no outstand-
ing contracts on tine Stock Exchange.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-19
COUNTY COUNT OF HEyaIco.

Isaac Davenport, JE, to John Ma
hony, irregular lot bounded by X,
Twentieth, and Twenty-frst streets con
tanning s3-l00 OF an acre, $500.
Alexander McWilliam to John Ma
hony, 1s feet on east side Twenty fourth
street between Il and ), Sll7.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-19

No stamps; soo busy selling A. b. @.
Remedies to stop for stamps
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-19
TWO NEW LleUTeNANTs.
Company + Fleets It's ohicers and Is Now
Prosperinc-Captains Resign.

NtiAIAAAf n AahNiAT htH DA'iN'Ni' t-s'N - -''"
Prosperinc-Captains neslgn.
A meeting of Company F Of the First
Virginia regiment was held last night for
the purpose of electing two lieutenants.
Lieutenant Colonel a. l.. Phillips pre-.
sided.
Lieutenant S. J. boswell was unani-
mously elected first lieutonu'' and Ser
geant John G.. Marks second lieutenant.
No order has as yet been issued for the
election Of captain OF the company, but
it is expected that this officer will be
chosen shortly.
A few months ago Company + had
been depleted Of nearly all its officers
and men, but under tho skilful manage
ment Of Colonel Jones many recruits
have been obtained, and its ranks now
number about forty men.
TWO CAVALRY CAPTAINS RESIGN.
Governor Mckinney has accepted the
resignation of Captain Gwathmey, Of the
Surry troop company 81 First regiment
of Virginia cavalry.
Captain Gwathmey has been an efli-
cient officer of the troop and his reslg-
nation is sincerely regretted, both by the
colonel Of the regiment and those whom
he has so faithfully served.
lieutenant Savage has been placed in
command OF the company until the elec-
ton Of captain takes place.
Lieutenant Beasley, of the Prince
George troop company FL, has also sent
his resignation to the Governor.
Colonel J. V. Bidgood, who has CON-
mand of the regiment, will call a meet
ing shortly for the purpose OF electing
officers to ill the vacancies caused by
these designations.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-19

IA more delicious IN tAsio AMI by tho process {,
is prepared Il rendered moro nourishing and
more easily digosiod than any othor propars-
tion Of cocoa or chocolate. All druggists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-19

Special rates via Chesapeake and Ohio
TO the grand lot drawing November Oath
at Big Island, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-19
THE SCOTTISH RITE.
THEIR ANNUAL REUNION CLOSES
WITH a GRAND BANQUET.
Toasts Responded To by Senator Dolph'
Mayor Ellyson, aud Others-Letter
from Bishop Dudley.

The great Scottish-Rite reunion is
over.
Daloho Consistory, No. !, met at st.
Adams Hall at 6 p. NJ. yesterday and
conferred the 81 upon large number
Of candidates, among them some of the
best-known citizens Of the Common
wealth.
The banquet, which took place at 9:3O
2. H.. was the grandest affair OF the
kind ever given in Richmond, and re-
fleets great credit upon the official ca
terer, William Krouse, 327, who has
labored Increasingly for the success OF
the entertainment.
The holl was most beautifully deco
rated with ferns and tropical plants,
flowers interspersed with statuettos.
and lamps which shed brilliant lustre
upon the snow white tables.
The tables, oil the confection pieces,
and the floral decorations were in the
form Of the crUr dusafG, which was pc
culiarly appropriate to the occasion, and
the mystical signiication OF which was
understood by those who had attained
the Degree Of Perfection. Many ladies
called during tho day and pronounced
the scene beautiful one.
AZ r-r 70 .N--r -Fr,-r-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-19

For the fearful suferings Of Group use
DR.. Bulls Cough syrup Doctors pre-
scribe it.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-19

Go to Big Island. Va, Monday. 24th.
to grand 10. sale. Leave Sunday ct .
O clock A. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-19
You Remember

the three little taiiors OF Tooley street
who wrote themselves down IS 1--WE,
the people OF London"l Lots OF peo-
pie nowadays just like them. It's human
nature. We al live in glass houses but
We do like TO throw stones
We are the only clothing store at loO9
Nam street. Lots OF other things We
are. Remember several things:
We are experts on the subject OF BOYS
and CHILDREN'S CLOTHING.
We sell HATS and Furnishings at
LOWEST PRICES.
We arc the only house today who
sells you MEMS ALL-Wool Suits for
$40.
FINE KERSEY Overcoats, beauti-
fully made. perfect fitting. for SIS.
MELTON, CHINCHILLA, and
CHEvIoT OyERCoATS for $40, SO,
and sl5.
Our Sl.90 Pants Bargain is the best
ever offered for the money.
We sell what we advertise, too, and ct
just xha. We advertise We sell for.
Call and SEQ US.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-19

Don't Neglect That roush.
hut take al once Dr. Dasids Cough syrup be-
fore q Ia too lato.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-19

Rhoumatism Every ono has heard tho word.
"Mow's your mothorfn "uh. shos we'll except
her rheumatism How carelcssly the answer 10
giyen. 30 You know how lt feels 20 have Theu-
matsnf Oh its terrible tho swelling aud tho
excruciRtiug palm OF anSic, knee, clnow, ond
shoulder, Just as u each point Was bundle ~
lrrtatod nerves, each ono seemlngiy rent on
giving moro pain thnn tha oihcr. Laying Asase
All n ght longing fOr daylight. aching too Sc
yeroly to sleep. applying linimont 90 every h4H
hour 70 temporarily relieve tho agony. Paying
curslue, turning, twisting. but no case. no c0ii-
fort. What is Il that causes rhoumatlsmf '',
tharo are a thousand causes. What is %
cures rhounatismf Thank Hoi, there II AZ ir ...
one cure. 10 ~ called B ~. B., or Botanic hl g
Balm. ~ has cured moro cases OF rheumalism
than any other kuORn remedy. Try H. DO net
suler longer.
J. A. Lang. Dawson, GA, writes 81 ,ufor-
ed with rheunaitsm lu my shoulders and geu-
eral debility. Five uOttles u H. z. u. Improved
my heaitn and thr rheumatism lott mo.
J. 4. Davis, Atlanta, Go. fNe,t tnil, writes
"I consider that u, Is, D. has permanently cured
me Of Theumgtlsm ana sc.ailca'
Jacob F. SPENCER. Ncwmhn, Ca. writes: " u.
y. b entirely cured mc OF rheumailsln In my
shoulders. 1 used SIX bottlee.'
Meade a Unker's Carbolio Mouth Wash,
delightful toilet article. pleasant TO tho tasto,
purines tho br5ath and preyeats decay OF tho
teeth. Prepared only BY
4. ROBsRTs BAKgR, Pharmacist,
9l9 east Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-19
TIE NORTH-RIvER nANK.

Pank-Superintendent Preston to-day
made an affidavit relative TO the amount
Of assets and liabilities OF the North
River Bank. 1t showed the assets to be
81, $4,000; liabilities, S2,jJ3. 600; de-
fcicncy, 100000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-19
Property Transfers.

The only deed OF bargain and sale re-
corded in the Clerks Office of the
Chancery Court yesterday was that of L.
M. Spilman to William ID. Gibson, 26
feet on north side Leigh street between
Norton and Kinney, 81, l75.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-19
rsINa rnE 1oAN cEnrIrIcArEs.

NEW YORK, November 19.-The chair
man of the Loan Committee Of the
clearinghouse stated to-day that -, OOO.-
600 in loan certificates had been taken
by the banks to-day, and he expects a
larger issue tomorrow.
SMALL COIN FROM THE TREASURY.
A movement is on foot to have the
bank presidents offer 10 take from the
Secretary Of the Treasury slO, loco, 900 in
small coin on condition that he buys
per cent. bonds TO that amount, and if
the bank presidents succeed in this pro-
posal they will take the balance of the
small coin held in the Treasury.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-23
MEND0ZA'S MIND.
Ii Is a Perfect Blank Oh the
Fact of the Shooting.

Antoine Mendoza told the story of his
marital intelicity yesterday on his trial for
the murder of his wife. He recounle ed how
his wife's affections were weaned away
from him and told of his many efforts to
induce her TO return to him and lead an
honest life. Several letters showing his
solicitude and love for tie deceased were
also read by his counsel.
The accused then entered into minute
account of the events leading up to the kill
ing. He had finally succeeded in Septem-
Der last IN inducing his wife to return. She
was taken sick soon after, and when she
recovered told him after, first making him
promise he would not strike her, that the
cause OF her sickness was a criminal opera
ton. few days after this she deserted
him again and he felt very bad over it. lie
finally found her in resort on Kearny
street and begged her to return. Sue
promised to do SO, but failed.
He tnen lost sight of her for a time, and
this made him feel very miserable. He
spent his time going into houses of question
able repute searching for her. He also
told at length of the Quarrels which he had
had with her prior to the shooting and OF
his di scoyery that she painted her cheeks
with carmlne preparation. This he NJ
garded AS the sign of 4 wanton, and ne
forbade her using it and threw the box out
OF the window. Regarding the shooting his
mind was total blank.
Assistant District Attorney j. B. South
ard cross-questioned Mendoza during the
whole afternoon and he related all the in
cidentS of his life.
John Carroll, groceryman, testified that
the defendant was always considered crazy,
and j. ID. Johnston, captain of the steamer
San Bias, stated that the accused was al
ways considered crazy on the subject of his
wife.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-23
ROMANTIC MASTERSON
The Arizona Miner Was at One
Time Lessee of the Baldwin.
How He Was played" for Theatrical San
gel"-His Expensive Experience in
ths Role of Manager.

Ex-Judge Murat Masterson of Prescott, Ariz,
the man whose shooting affair with Mrs Hopkin-
son III New York City has b. ought him int prOmi-
nence, and whose wife died on Wednesday in
that city as result. it is alleged. OF the scandal,
was once a resident of San Francisco.
In 1888 he, in partnership with Alexander
MacAbee. leased the Baldwin Theater ana ran II
for several months. MastersOn had come here
in the spring OF that year TO purchase machinery
for his Arizona mine, which, even then. was of
great value. He had some $50 600 with him.
He put up al The Baldwin Hotel and there met
MacAbee, who, at that time, was business agent
for E. j. Baldwin. The Baldwin Theater was idle
Tom Mcguire. the former lessee, having failed
and abandoned the theaIer. MaeAbee proposed
10 Masterson that the two lease the theat and
run II. MastersOn was romantic sort Of a man
III his youth he had been excessively found of
amateur theatlicals, and when MacAbee poured
Into his ear a seductive description OF what they
could do with the lheater Masterson was caught
by the moving Tale aud put uD the money like The
good angel" that MacAbee look him to be.
For a while they ran the Iheater under the
combination plan, and then they hired stock
company. MastersOn soon began 10 see thai lie
was INDUCING in an expensive piece OF fun. All
the persons connected with the enterprise
seemed 10 look upon him as an angel " TO be
well plucked
The leading lady discovered that h. was of a
romantic nature, and. before lie realized how il
was done, she had absorbed about Il thousand
dollars OF his money. The leading man was hard
up. aud maStersou Shelled out 10 HIM also.
macAbee failed To put up The money he had
agreed to furnish us his share OF the Yentnie,
leaving Masterson alone 10 bear all the losses
Finally Masterson realized that lie was beIug
" played" and SummaIIy wound up Tie bust
ness. lie dld IT, however, in a thoroughly hon
orable way. He secured a discharge of Ite
lease gave all of his company the customary
Two weeks notice. paying them In full for tlle
time, settled all tue bills against the eoneetn,
aud departed 10 Arizona a poorer but much
wiser man.
While here he was regarded as tile soul Of
honor, ana a good fellow. He had his wIle-s
portrait With him, and seemed 10 be devoted 10
her. notwithstanding his tenn orary separation
lie often spoke in a tender manner OF her HI
ness-she was then an invaliu-and TO all Sll-
peaIaDces thought mOIe OF her than lie dId OF
any other woman.
He was succeeded in the eSseeShip of the
BALDWIN BY Al HaYman
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-23
IHE CITY SUED.

Sirouse Pleads the Interstate Commerce
Exemption.
In the United States Circuit Court yes
terday Mark Strouse-by his attorney, AL
fred Clarke-began suit against the city
and County of San Francisco. claiming
damages in the sum of 100000
The complaint sets forth that Stronse
was and is engaged in interstate commerce,
and therefore that Order 15S9-of the Board
of Supervisors relating to licenses Is, under
the recent decision of the Supreme Court
of the United States, imperative as to him,
but that because Of an alleged violation OF
that order he was. on November I'D last.
arrested and imprisoned.
Strouse is engaged in the business of i'm
porting cattle from other States, and 1t will
be interesting to know if the Federal
courts will hold that the business of an i'm
porter is protected by the constitutional
provision relating to interstate commerce.
from the operation Of local licensing laws.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-23
THE MORAL OF LOTTERIES.
Counselor Clarke says That There Is No
,Justfca Hsre

Counselor Clarke Says That There Is No
Justice Here.
Counselor Clarke made motion yesier-
day before Judge Xix to have Sing Ching,
a Chinese charged with having lottery tick
cts in his possession, taken to the Federal
courts, where an impartial trial would, ia
his opinion, be assured under the Constitu-
ton of the United States. The Court fixed
the bonds at $500 or $3.50 cash, at which
Clarke became very angry and stated that
Chinese is deprived of his liberty for hay-
ing lottery ticket in enc of his pockets,
while daily newspaper was openly Con-
Quoting lottery and from day to day pub
fishing its lottery scheme without molesta-
tim
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-23
cisrks.s penth warrant.

The death warrant for the hanging of
Charles E. Clarke for the murder of Cap
tain Duncan Logan on September 10, 1889,
was completed yesterday by the attaches of
the criminal department of the County
Clerks office. Il has the usual wide Dor
der and ominOuS seal and ribbons and is
very artistically executed. 1t was signed
by Judge Murphy and will to-day bs deliy-
cred to Lhe Sheriff.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-23
Nonsui, Gr,ntsd.

The trial of the action brought by Will
lam Asmussen to recover $500 damages
from the Bancroft Contrary for injuries re-
eeived by his son, George, by falling down
an elevator we'll, terminated suddenly
yesterday by Judge Hunt granting the de-
iendant'S mntion for q nOnsnit
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-23
KlNthe,r Ancestry.

Burke Holiday continued his argument
yesterday tor the gypsy claimants in the
Blythe case, and. by the dispositions of
foreign witnesses, he endeavored to trace
Biythe's ancestry among the wandering
tribes of Great Britain. He will probably
conclude to-day.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-23
PATRIOTIC FIRMS.
Business Houses Who VIII Close

Business Houses Who VIII Close for
Decoration Day.
To-day week, Friday, May 3oth being Deco
ration day, the principal local business firms
will close up. The list of the firms who have
agreed TO remain closed until the following Mon
day is: Huntington, Hopkins Co., Stude-
baker Bros Manufacturing Company, Franz
Bros, = p. Mast & Co., Schacht, Lemcke &
Steiner Starr Co., Sperry & Co., &. E. Whitney
& Co., Mitchell & ! eIerson, J. A. FOlger q Co..
o. B. Jennings, Merry, Fault & Co., Roth Blum
& Co., Armes & DaIlam, Daklu x Libbey, Edward
Labadie & Co.. Moore, Hunt & Co., Spr uence
Stanley & Co.. Price Baking Powder Company A.
Fenkbausen Co, Shea. BocqueIez * Co., TubbS
Cordsge Co. George H. Tay Co., f. Daneri
& Co., J0hu 5. Bowman & Co.. NJ. Lyman & Co.
Hyams, Pauson & Co., Rosenbaum & Co., Levi,
Mey stein, FTedlahder, Koch Il Co., Son
brothers & Co., Oppenhemer, " ell & Co., Fees
heiner, Go0dkind & Co., Wit & Pursch, G. IL.
Meyer IL BIO, Martin Sachs & Co., MERGED
Wooden Mills, T. Berwin Bro, Holman, Alex
ander y Co.. n. Y. s. 5. F. Collar Co., NJ Fran
lin & Bro, Rcseutnal. FEEDER Co., Kline & Co,
a. Sieberch's Sons, Baruch & Newman, Au-
glo-American CIockery Glassware Co., Seller
Bros, Gallon mia Wine Growers UuiOn,
Arnold, Polak s. Co., opPennemer s
Co., c. & +. Iilr,ll & Co.. ". Oberdeeuer, q. M
kuIz & Co, l.. Dnkelspiel & Sons, w. Cohen &
Co, NJ. MoIganthau. Louis Kline & Co., Calm
NiekelsbuTg s. Co.. Buckingham & Hecht
Greenebaunl, Well Michaeis LOweubeTg {.
Co., julius MeiZDach Porter, Siessinger & Co.
& Co., HOlbrOok, Merrill & Stelson, W. w. MOH-
taeue & Co. California Sugar Refinery, California
Wire Works, Pacific Saw Manufacturing Com
pany, Well. Baer & Co., Nolan Bros. NJ. & T.
Wen & Co.. E s. $. Heller. TrieSt s. Co., LUIS
Sioss & Co., Cunningham, Curtis Welcn, Bone
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-23

CODNItSf REAL ESTATE.
DANCHES, FARMS, VINEYARDS, ORCHARDS,
lefruit lands grain lands, grass lands and timber
ands In tracts OF acre to 10000 acres in various
parts OF California;: low prices and easy terms c.
f. MAYNE CO., 322 MontgOm cry ST., San Fran
cisco, Cal my11 SuWcfr TT
81 OR 40 ACRES LEVEL RICH LAND, ADJOIN-
~ Ing town and railroad: very easy terms.
BEVAN a. CO., 3lS Kearny st. my22 2ts
I lST LANDS FOR SALE: MAP OF STATE IN
y GUIDED BEvAN q CO.. 3ls Kearny ST. m22 2ts
S1600 lia ACRES; FINE BOTTOM LAND;
W IOoO. adapted to French pruneS; only 2
miles from the prosperous town of Santa Rosa An
ply TO OWEN McARDLE at saloon ST. cor Fourth
anu Matket sts. my2l II.
FOR sALE-A RANCH OF 100 ACRES OF LAND.
~ miles Sc from Liyermore, Alameda County:
good house and barn, proper outbuidDgs; the land
an lhclosed with good fence: sufficiently
Tor general dairy and farming purposes: good soil
part eyei land, part rollng all suitable for farm
Ing. Embarrassing or for vines much land in imnie-
diate vicinity now In fruit, olives or vines and
producing well; title U. S. PATENT possession to be
given october 1, 1890, or can give Immediate nos
session II purchaser will buy lease of present
occupant at cost OF $3.50; price Of the place $4,000
Apply before ~ NJ. to the owner, JOHN HARRI-
ooN' ooio LArklh ST. my207t
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-23
STORAGE.


DACIFIC STORAGE CO., 30l STOCKTON ST.;
furniture ana merchandise; advances made. 10 tt
FURNITURE STORED = STERLING FURNi
Il ture Co. 1889. 104l Market. Roseuthal Bldg II