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FROM MR.. II. p. DEGRAAF.
PRESIDENT OF THE BowERY NATIONAL. BANK.

NEW YORK. May z, 1888
Dr. LIeHrHILL:
My DEAR SIR: II affords me great pleasure
to Join the long list Of N steful patients who
have been relieved from troublesome and obsti-
nate complaints by your superior skill. My case
was chronic catarrh. from which had suffered
IL such all extent that II weakened my general
health and finally gave rise to such severe pain
IL and about the head and throat that IL pre-
vented me from sleeping and alarmed my fam
iy. am happy to state that the very FIRST ap-
pllcation OF your treatment gave me prompt
and decided relief In a few days the pain had
disappeared and by degrees the other Distress
ing symptoms characteristic of catarrh yielded
toyour administrations, until now find N.Y.
self completely cured I therefore cheerfully
tender You this testimonial Of your skin and
success. in the hope that others may be beus-
htsd BY its publication Il p DEGRAAF
DR.. Lshthill, for thirty years q Specialist in
the cure Of the diseases If the Ear and Respirs.
tory Organs. can be consulted on Deafness
Cstarrh, Asthma and Diseases Of the Throat
and Lungs at his once.
No. lo17 18TH ST. NV.
Hsrdics pass the door.
Once hours from to l2 and s. NILS
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BAIrINoRE AID ONO RAnRo.p

Schedule m effect December pa lssg
Leave iIT station corner Of New ssrsv
I@f Ch,srs9 and Northwest yestbulsd Lm,ssa
s.x She,. IN. T. 81 Louis aud Indianapolis erprsa
FOR htis6uTy and Cleveland. vestibulsd IAuissA
Tor ma a M ana snpTss. 40 pm
tor hnI. s and way stations IS 80 pm
ls5 b.isiSoTs sssf days: co. 200 40 7.2a
50, sS 19sS so 10 i;s5 s1 sct
s sG;So s asq 80 Pm 90 s sun soS IL sSa
80 si5 minuiesi, 20 "a. sS. ga 10 z:SS
For Nay stations between w..nins.on and s.ls-
nioIe, V0 40. $50 Sm7 l2:lO 80 80 o:29
Trains leave baltimore for Washington. week dsyS
i0:i am % i; So S IL? StS al. la
10 70 I and 90 PA .oo sunday. $50 sye
SO 79ia 3 So $50 a. $50 sOi 6a "a io GA
ana II 900 pm.
napolis Q 40 Ana 60 anl.. l2:O5 and $500 pm
., for stations on the Metropoitan Branch. to:4A
YS1 AM a "a az Pm Tor principal stations sls
Tor hoekyli and Nay stations, "a .s5 pm
M q 9slieers9urE ana lntermediats poin's 'ssool
Tor Boyds and inteTmsdi ii stations. "a .oopn-
Church train leave. w.shinstOn on sunday :. 10
For Irederick ~: 40. III 40 Ana-. tS:lo. tssJ0 y
For HSserstown. III :2oAm. and rs ,3op.m
Trains arr,.e from Shicsso daily III 40 a m and
.sa 81 ,roS r ana Ss tSI no
p n. daily
NEh YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIVISION
tor New York, Trenton. Newark and EllzAbeth v.
4Vu. ts:Ov, 30, .l2 :oO NJ - 80 q 20 aud
sle;oO pm Buffet parlor cars on al day trslnH
eleeplns car on The ~ 80 m, open Al y .UO pm
Tor fhiladelphlA Newark Wilmington and Chester
= UO, ovU, e2u. 'l2:UO An, = 80. 4 ~. "a Id
and 1880
for poin between Baltimore and Phil
tdelphia 10 .OO and 81 20 g. H. IL 90 f3: pm
Trains leave New York Tor Warrington. . 80
tll 90 am. '2sv4 '3.2u - 800 pm aud 'l2.ls
night.
Trains leave PHILADELPHIA. for Washington .4;4Q
$40, IL 10 o. II SO, a 40 II U5 "a 40 pm
For Atznuc City Il 90 q m and 'lxfOO N sun
d.ys Z :09 An and l2'oe Noon: ,su,..,.
Baggage called for and checked from hotels and
tdences by Union Transfer Co. orders Left rcks
Cthces, 81 and 1851 Ia. ave- and st Depot.
j. T. ODELI, CHAs. o. SCULL1
d30 Gen Manager. Gen. Pass AT1
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

- Upon the bass Of price per line per 1000
circulation, the advertising rates of TIE Evzx-
mo STAB are only about half % high - those Of
other Washington papers. But cheapness is
not the only merit It's se-uios 70 better than
any other paper in TIE city can possibly gius,
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IL IL Eyraud?

Much excitement has been caused here by
the reported arrest at Chilpanoingo Of Eyraud,
the murderer Of Gouffs Of Paris. II appears
that . Frsnchman, who claims to be Baron Leo
poldo Andres Paulhan, was taken in custody at
Chilpancingo upon suspicion Of being Eyraud.
He was aftsrward released, but the authorities
are still suspicious and have him under surveil-
lance. The baron claims 10 b en- route 70
Acapulco to take steamer for Panama
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FROM Mr.. I. Z. ROEssLE,
PROPRIETOR OF THE ARLINGTON.


wAsHrNGToN, d. c., March g 1890.
MI DEAR On. LIeHrHILL:
II gives me great pleasure to state that you
effected remarkable cure Of deafness and dis
charge from the ears in the case Of my cousin,
Marcus c. Roessle, and that the case has
proved as permanent as it was radical Ifeel
sue that without your skillful aid my cousin
would have been q deaf man all his life.
Knowing of other cases in which you have been
equally successful, cheerfully give you leave
to refer to me at any time and hope that your
practice IN Washington will prove = distin-
guished success. Yours truly,
I. Z. ROESSLE.
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rNHE WASHINGTON ARCHITECTURAL. IRON
l. AND BRIDGE MOkks.

EDWARD l. DENT. NJ l., Proprietor
The facilities IN the city for kinds Of linn
work. steel beams, Angles. &C., always in stock
Zine Ornamental Cast aud " rought Iron WORT
speciality. hepAirs and general machine work done in
the best manner and ~ short notice.
sole licensees in the District Of Columbia for thu
s6oets-hitchsll' system Of Beam Anchors and Pro
tectorA Works. Coz. SD and " ater sta Tel. Asa
49,, Civ ouacs l4l3 u 81. NV: lei ASA.
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Gxxrs Su1rs SoouRKn
AND PRESSED FOR n.

coats Boz. Psnta, 25c.: vests Csc, Altering ana
Repairing done ~ best manner. Goods called Tor and
deaivsgo6 Telephone call 1882
X HAHN, 7u5 9th IT NV.
aug lxSs SD %. West MashiAvtoas
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SUMMER RESORTS.

. Ocean End Kentucky Avenue.
Address Mrs. NJ. T. sOUTHALL spi-3m
DOR SALE OR RENT-vERY DESIRABLE COT
koB EXT st dNNeYPGE' LsnO1 and Bar HArOor n
AheHIE v. o sli.nst h sIy q CONNECTICUT
s Now Spen- Full view of ocean 9 W rv,orsox
l. TEsNEI a4t.A AyE' f MAR IT TIE OCEAN.
ner Cuisine and service unsurl assed by any house
on the island tmis-tuSflml B. STEPHEN.
Tor RENT-TALBoTT's SUMMER HOUSE, FUR.
and mile from station, hear Sugar Loaf Mountain;
Address sSf'D nase awp soGd fruit sc
THE KENDERToN, ATLANTIC CITY. Nj.
4 Tennessee avenue. near beach, now opeu Greatly
mh24.2m MRS. J. F. NEALL-
L Enlarged. remodeied. thoroughly renovated
open all the year South Carolina Near the Beach
m22-lm NJ WILLIAMS.
GoTo ATLANTIC CITY. Nj,
~ This season and stop at the well-known HOTEL
Nj. VERNON. Pacific ave. near Ohio. Now open 81
iss e TS9s .e 1zzs SvsSStpg the sea E1ee
day No finer house onthe island at these rates send
cut Of house aud particulars. JAMES s. MOON.
HADDoN HALL, AILANTIc CITY. NJ
LtEDo q L.
Robert J. Peacock, Chief Clerk. mS-4m
FVNHE ARLINGTON, OCEAN GROVE, Nj
Il Accommodations and appointments hrst class.
services the best. Accommodate 3oU. Will open May
l, 1890 WM. r. DOLBEl. Prop. nh4-5m
HOTEL LAFAYETTE, CAPE MAY. n. J.,
III Accommodates 800 guests. Open all the year.
Omnibus and water baths to guests The
nnest summer and winter resort the coast House
within fifty feet OF the surf.
m3-6m JAaES Il STEINER, Proprietors.
TINHE RLNOvO. ATLANTIC CITY NJ,
i Tennessee Avenue near the Beach thoroughly
heated.
mil W. E. CHEFSEMAN
WAvERLY, ATLANTIC CITY.-ELEGANT LOCA-
w tion thoroughly heated for spring guests. Hot
sea water baths on each roor; sun parlors. viii
f5-3m MRS J. L BRYANT
n HE DENNIS. ATLANTIC CITI, NJ.
l. Ocean end OF Michigan open all the year. All
modern conveniences.
flO-om JOSEPH II. BoRToN. Proprietor
TNHE CHALFONTE. ATLANTIC CITY. NJ
Il On the beech, North Carolina ave.
Unobstructed ocean view.
sait water baths III the house. Elevator
Now open.
fS-6m Z ROBERTS soma
DENNHURsT. ATLANTIC CITY, Nj, NOW OPEN
Il Michigan avenue near the ocean: steam heat
eectrlc bells and other modern
introduced JAMES HOOD, taly-:Sm
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WINTER RESORTS.

PROWN'S MlLLS-IN-IHE-PINES. ELEGANTLY
- furnished New Hotel now open. sun parors,
wood fires, electric lights eey Thirty miles
from Philadelphia via Pennsyiyania raiIroad For
rooms, eli ulars, address r. D. AITICK, Manager
Browns Mills 20, n. j. mi y I'm
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PRINTERS.

DRINTING-l.O 600 LINEN NOTE HEADS, sL25;
= on 10. ruled writing, 81 10; 1000 No Bill
heads 81 40; additional quantities much lower first
class paper; elegant designs; LOCO 4-ply Bristol
Cards 81. Is; 1000 Typewriter Circulars linen pa
Per colors, $685.: Letter Heads, e. per thousand:
STATEMENTS. sl.5o per thousand; Circulars. 40c per
thousand. All work in the highest grade linen paper.
ruled or unruled- New Typ presses, improved
machinery. Commercial Printing, Law Printing,
Church and School Printing, Amusement Printing,
Poster Printing and Bookbinding. New York prices.
Mail orders carefully hlled Address kOBERT
CLARKE, $40 st. NV, Washington, ID. c., repre-
sentng the Central Printing house of New ork and
Manufacturers, Agent for Stationery, Wrapping Pa
per, Islnes and Paper Bags. II you need any thing in
the above line send postal and agent will call m26eod
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

= NOkDDEUTsCHER LLOYD q. g. 90
Fast E1press SteamerA
To Southampton london. Havrsl, Bremen.
Elder, Sat, April l2 II Am; Aller, We'd. April 16
SPIN; Werra, Sat, April 10. $50 am; saale. Wed.
April Is, An Ems Sat. April 20, IL am; Trsvs
Comfortable state rooms excellent table luxurious
saloon appointments. Prices LIST cabin, $50 and up
ward berth, according to location: I'd cabin $50
adult; steerage at low rstes. Apply 70 T. II. DRooP.
925 Penn ave. apl0
LLOYD SIS. 90.
In Baltimore to Bremen direct
K.rl:ruh. tns~'. 1000 tons: snsln. $500 scna
SST SSS:. $500 HsI .sn.. /.
splendid accom- modatiops GOOD table. Rates from
ESQ TO Q 100, according 70 location Of roomA
For Particular apply to n,oo, A..
"A ATLANTIC EXPRESS SERVICE
LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENsTOwN
sasurd.y. Nay = May 81, june IS. July ae.
ealoon Passage; eco 2 100: sscond-clasa, ESQ
'''e GLASGOW cow AND iSf T0NboNDERkY.
Cabin Passage to Glasgow. Londonderry or Liverpool
ESQ and 500 6econd-clasa. $50.
steerags Psssage either service S2o.
Travelers' Circular Letters Of Credit and Drsfta
for any amount issued at lowest current ratea
For Books Of Tours, Tickees further informstion
Appiy TO HENDERSON BROTHERS, New Yorl o.
q. W. MOSS. exl Penn ave- n. W.. washinSton
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LADIES GOODS.


RUTToN. BUTTON, WHO HAS GOT THEM TO
- Match our Goods! Send pieces and i will
make them for YOU; fiat. TALL shapes, PLAIN With
edge Of ivory contrasting coiors eight different
ap9-lw' 5I2 Ilth ST. NV
A CCoRDION PLATING DONE IN THE BEST
experience. q: W LUCAS, sUS 9Th ST. NV. Plaiungs
OF ali KINDS. linking. m12-30t'
"A mons Plating tsts blishment 7:Z T. baltimore ST..
baltimore, Md, Branch office STANDARD 5. M office, 90J
ap3-lm'
M his. $ BAILEY GILLESPIE.
M gu 18th st; NV, between and G.
m29-2w' Fine French Millinery.
NkM EASTER NovELlIEs-GAY LITTLE RAB-
tor asnr R
n9" I Svey s1snp Pictures fasUrs MASKS
J. JAY GOULD. All 9Th St fl3-=m'
ADILs WISHING THEIR FINE LACEs. DONE
' &C MADAME old
Jlth ct NV. mn1-'jm'
M ANTED-LADIEs. TRY ~oRANGE BLOSSOM"
.bood BURNER" cures Malaria; loo doses 81 sam
pies tree Mrs. +. A. BAILEY. zen Ass. 400 p NV.
L Always in order by plain combins.
MILE. NJ j. PRANDL
1924 st. W. tMrs. Harrison'xS
Fine Reich lair GoodA
HairdressnK.
nj! -olu' SEampooipg
I.RENCH DYEING, SECURING AND DRY CLEAN
u ING Isl ABLlsHMEN1, 1905 New York ave.
llrst-class Ladies, Gents work Of descrip
hon. Flush, Velvet and Evening Dresses ANTON
AND CAhOLINE LEkCH, formerly Win A. FISCHER
aid MaisUn lriese, Paris. ja3l
MON FlsCHkR's DRY CLEANING EsTAB-
"A llSHMENT AND DYE WORKS, SO6 q ST NV
Ladies' and Gents Garments OF all kinds cleaned aud
Dyed without beinx ripped Ladies' Evening Dresses
especially. Thirty hive years experience Prices mod
erate. Goods called tor and delivered sl4
A L-WoOL GARMENTS MADE UP OR RIPPED
"A dyed good mourning black.
A FISCHER.
sl4 HO6 Il st. n. ".
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AGcGILL WALLACE
M PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS
Printing Of every description neatly executed
11U7 ST. NV.
Estimates furnished lm22l Presswork for the Trade
III L. MCQUEEN,
H. tsuccessor to Mcqueen wallscel
BOOK JOB PRINTER
1lOS-lll0 ST. nv
LEGAL. COMMERCIAL AND PROFESSIONAL
PRINTING.
FINE WORK ONLY. m17
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DEAFNESS AND CArAHRH CURED.

DIR. Lighthill takes pleasure to submit
to those interested the following testi-
monials of cures:
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DELINQUENT TAX LIST.
WATER MAIN TAXES AND OTHER
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT.
Continued from Page lO.)

Prs.i. and DireciSrs 1 Geo. College :aasr: sso
Prest. aud Directors Geo. College. square 763 S2S
Nolan. joan. square 1854 ...........,..,.... az
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Drury, samuel A.. square 1O26. ..-.........
Dlylney, Edward. square 1927. ....-..-..-
Todd William Is. ,Jr., square 3. of 1927 ......S
Duncanson. Charles C., squares of 1027...... 4
CIristnan, Philip H., square 102S.
Irwin, Joseph D, square lO2S ............. !
heed, Emily Heed, square 1U2S .,,.,,,.....5
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

vDOTOAAC TRANSFORMATION COMPANY.
For Baltimore and River Landings Steamer sur
Capt. Geogheean. leaves stephensonb wharf every
sunday NJ o'clock pIn- For further intormstoa
apply TO
STEPHENSON BRO,
mhS-6m seventh street Wharf
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COLUMBIA CONSERVATORY OF Music. el3 PA.
~ thorough instructions Primary and adj
vanced course of Piano. Urgxn. Violin. &C. r.. II. HART
Principal late Of New Eng Conservatory, Boston.
al1-lm
The morning call., 1890-12-12
BURNED TO DEATH.
A Young Girl Meets a Horrible Fate
Through Accident.

Young Girl Meets a Horrible Fate
Through Accident.
Mamie Haggerty, young girl 10 years Of
age, employed rs servant in the household
of j. Seidi at 1858 McAll ster street, met
with horrible death yesterday morning.
She was leaning over gasoline stove IN
the kitchen cooking tor breakfast, when her
clothes took fire by touching gss-jet. In a
moment it seemed her whole body was en-
veloped in a mass OF Seething flames. and
before help was at hand to alleviate the poor
girls intense suffering she was driven
frantic with agony and the awful fate thai
had come upon her. But all her Efforts to ex-
tinguish the blazing clothing were fruitles-.
The flames only burned on with persistent
and increased fury about her writhing body,
famed as they were by the frantic girl. At
last nercful unconsciousness came TO her
relief, and her pains and the terrible end
were then near at hand.
Mamie was found PROSTATE upon the floor,
the hair gone from her head, aud n charred
something that struggled conyulsively alone
remained of the bright-eyed young girl. She
was dying even then.
A physician was instantly summoned. He
did all IN his power for the poor unfortunats
one, with no hope of saving her life. no W.
ever. A few hours later they placed her in
a carriage to take her to the Receiving Hos
pital but she died on the way. Her body
was then taken to the MOrgue
Mamie had mother living in this city,
but earned her own living
The morning call., 1890-12-12
SOMETHING TO LAUGH AT.

'Does the cellar lpak?" mo- It's had
two feet of water in it ever since I've been
in the house. Not drop has got OUT
Harpers' Bazaar.
Marie is widow now, isn't she?"
mo. Her lsband is living. He's lost
all his money"
"That's what meant. She married that"
n. Y. Sun.
Plan and Estimates. - Inquiring SON
Pop, Is an architect an artist? Pop (who
has Just had new house buit)-I guess so.
They say artists are perfect children about
money matters.-N. Y. Weekly.
A Doubtful Compliment-He- May I
take the liberty of calling on you this after
noon, or do you prefer other company?
She-As far as that goes, no company is as
desirable as yours.-Texas Siftings.
Wife Suddenly awakening)-Hark! Hor-
rors! What's the matter? eFido is way
downstairs. yelplng as if he were hurt.
What has happened to the little dear
Husband-1 threw him at a burglary. Y.
Weekly.
But, Carl, how can you drink SO much
beer?"
Il drink it as reward of virtue, for, you
see, drank milk for whole year."
u'N oitu What as tudt, pluy
My first, OF course. "-Eliegende Batter.
Next 10 1--we had such scare last
right she said as she got seated. Fire."
NO" Accident" mo" Burglars ?"
Not quite, but the very next thing to it. A
policeman tried our back door and we all got
up and Sat up for two hours. detroit Free
Press.
Pretty daughter-Ma, may 1 go boating?
Fond mother-Indeed. you slant. The
idea! Who invited you? Pretty daughter
MIR. Bliffers. Fond mOtLer-Oh, yes, you
may 80 with Mr.. Buffers. He has cork
leg, and if the boat upsets just you hang
on to charlottesville Chronicle.
He Sought in Vain.-"Fi years ago."
began the stranger to Weniman, II sought
that woman to be my wife L believed her
congenial, light-hearted and beautiful. Has
our married life been PLEASANT Mop
No? Why not?" asked Wentman.
Why not? Because she declined to
marry me, Of course American Grocer.
The Very Woist-Drapper-W is the
81 eatest lie, Snapper, that ever impressed it
self TN your experience?
Snapper-Wcll, by all odds. the worst lie
l ever heard was the one your quartet per-
petrated last night when they came around
10 the house and sang There's Music In the
Air."-BoSton Courier.
The morning call., 1890-12-12
Proposed Home for G,rls.

The plans fer the Home for Girls were
discussed recently by the ladies Of Trinity
Episcopal Church parish. Among those
who ale interested in the rroposei institu,
ton are: Mrs. William Alvord, Mrs. Par
rott Jr., Mrs. NJ. Torbert. Mrs. Tallani,
Mrs. w. H. Taylor, Mrs. w. B. Hooper,
Sanders Reed, Mrs. s. p Holway. Mrs. G.
A. Stratton. Mrs. w. L. Coleman. Mrs
Chalmers. Mrs. and Miss Porter. Miss West,
Mrs. Griffith, Mrs. Holland. Mrs E. B.
Church, Mrs. Calf, Mrs. Robert Bruce
Miss Brown and Miss Spencer
The morning call., 1890-12-12
His Fail W.. EAT

Sidney Wilkinson, alias Howe, the young
man who obtained $50 from James Orndorff,
proprietor of the Cafe Royal on n forged
check, was sentenced yesterday by Judge
Xix to six months Imprisonment in the
House of Correction. Wilkinson belongs
to respectable family in New York, but
was dis0wned on account of his bad con-
duct. Tie disgrace of his downfall impellsd
him to attempt suicide in the City Prison
last Sunday.
The morning call., 1890-12-12
Alaska Census Estimate.

Ivan Petioff, Special Census Agent for
Alaska, has received lists from most of his
canvassers in Alaska and they foot up
q, TOO He estimates that the outlying dis
trictS from which there nave been very in.
adequate returns, will swell this number to
between $4,000 and 10000 Inhabitants, in
stead of $4,000 as sent cut from Washington
as his estimate. Mr.. Petroff has instructed
his agents to make complete returns of the
crews aboard American vessels in Alaskan
waters, and as soon rs these figures arrive
they will be forwarded to Washington.
The morning call., 1890-12-12
Dixon MAY BE D,,oh,rc.d.

George Dixon, third officer of the steamer
Sydney, who was arrested last Wednesday
on warrant issued by the Federal Court of
the Northern Division of the District of
Washington, was before Judge Hoffman
yesterday morning for an order of removal.
Judge Hoffman found that the Grand Jury
that indicted Dixon was, or should have
been, drawn from the district at large and not
from any division. and while he believed
the Indictment faulty, took the matter under
adjustment until to-day
The morning call., 1890-12-12
sale and Lease Confirmed.

The executors OF the estate Of the Iata
James Il. Jennings have reported to Judge
erty on the 175-acre farm near Santa
Rosa, in Sonoma County, to c. Merchant of
that city for So 1872. The latter also leased
the farm for one year for $500. The sale
and lease were confirmed.
The morning call., 1890-12-12
Henry W.Ioh.. n.,.t..

In the matter of the estate of the late
Henry Welch, a petition has been filed by
Mary C. Young Of Theyer County, Iowa.
and others, tor an order OF citation on the
ground that John Purcell, administrator,
embezzled about $4,000 from the estate.
The morning call., 1890-12-12

The snow at Truckee, New, was twenty
seven inches deep on Wednesday. All pas
sengers and mail for Lake Tahoe have to be
carried on Sleighs.
The morning call., 1890-12-12

James Durham, father-in-law of A. Lusk,
died suddenly Yesterday of heart disease i"
his residence on Wallace street. His Dody
was removed to the Morgue.
The morning call., 1890-12-12
ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE

ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE
A LAMBDA AGENc ADVERTISEMENTS
q, ~ and subscriptions received at the Alameda
BTaReh c once Of IhE MoRNINe CALL scHNEI
GIS00 COTTAGE OLA ROOMS; LOT 25xl20;
Sp COO. block from Narrow-gange station.
Apply to JOSEPH A. LEONARD, cor. Park ST. and
central ave-, Alameda. (S06l de6n
GS0O0 COTTAGE. 5 ROOMS. BATH AND
.DA--OO. laundry; $1,000. cottage rooms, bath
and laundry: $500. house 8 rooms and bath: will
F fs Sh easy Hgs Or TOR lots 6 ao
AARCUSE & LESSER, SAN FRANCISCO, 62s
n.v Market st.; opposite Palace Hotel; alameda
home builders designs furnished.
lNSTALLMENT HOMES.
$1600-New cottage rooms and high basement
modern improvements; near station; $3.50 cash, $40
s2OoO-New cottage rooms; high basement;
modern improvements; near station: $500 cash ;
S2300-New cottage; rooms; all modern i'm
proyenents; near station: $50 cash; 1925 per
ss5oo-Flns cottage rooms; large corner lot;
SoOo cash: $50 per month. del FrSuMoWe tt
IO2u0 $500 CASH, BALANCE SIS PER
q LOoO. month"; lot 4Oxl50; cottage; rooms
S3OOO~Lot 4Oxl50: cottage of rooms and bath.
fine garden and lawn; $1,000 cash. balance $50 per
S325O-Lot 81 :6xl2O: new 2-story house Of
rooms ana bath; fine marine view $500 cash. bal
$40 per month. No 432
s40OO-Lot 5Ox15O; cottage of 5 rooms and bath.
with stabe MY. corner; $500 cash, balance $40
per month. No Asa
S45oO-Lot 81 :6xl40 new 2-story house; rooms
and bath; $1,000 cash. balance sac per month AL
S47OO-Lot 81 :6xlOO; new 2-story house OF
rooms and b.th. on Central ave; $1,000 cash. BAL
$50 per month. No sos
S5O0O-Lot b9Xl49: cottage of rooms and bath
with store barn and orchards 4 Sw. corner All
$6S4u-Lot 1l5x2OO: cottage OF rooms and
bath. windmill anu tank; easy terms. M. i96
$7OO0-Lot S0x2OO cottage OF rooms and bath;
fine garden, lawns, etc; best neighborhood: bar
gain. No. IS
Bargains In building lots in all parts OF Alameda,
also house TO let and money to loan, by II. p.
MOREAL CO.. 1928 Park ST.. Alameda. and 400
Montgomery ST.. San Francisco. oc19 tt
The morning call., 1890-12-12
EERkELEY RooMs AND HOUSES.

y NEW HOUSES: PRICE $500 To $1,000: ALL
y modern improvements macaaamized street. n
L..FREESE, corner College way aud Walnut ST.,
Berheey nn2g 26tx
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Tor SALE OR RENT-6ooD PAYING RES
i taurant; Just the place for man and wife. Apply
CALL Branch OffiCe. delo :Stt
The morning call., 1890-12-12

YRS. MIME. BALM, LADIES, PHYSICIAN
~ only-A great boon for ladies: monthly irregu-
larities treated under Professor Heiibrunnons on
tirey newi method: latest scientific discoveries,
either with medicine or otherwise, without using
Instruments result painless safe and restored
In marvellous short time: consultation free. in all
modern languages; hours-lU TO II A. NJ. aud to
p. n. 1l04 Market st. no30 14ts
The morning call., 1890-12-12

SOIU. over this nice candy. variety and toy Y
store on Sixth st: call IN time. FLETCHER Il co,
Q4h Mar,nr lai ~
The morning call., 1890-12-12

GOSH BRANCH BAKERY AND CANDY
O-oO. store; nice living rooms; cheap rent;
good place for man and wife. FLETCHER a Co,
995 Market ST.. near Sixth dell 3ts
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C9Sn PAYING RESTAURANT; OPEN DAY
spOcV. and night; departure cause OF sale
genuine bargain. FLETCHER, 995 Market IL 5t*