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The morning call., 1890-11-14
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This is a very choice corner for store and French
fats; elegant surroundings; neighborhood choice;
Page and Webster severed, and proposed cable OIL
PAGE ST.: any person wanting choice corner lot
should examine this sold TO close different In
terests; lot 25x10O. Terms-One-haff eaSh, balance
in and years; interest per cent: payable quar-
terly. Taxes are paid for present year.
Market-st. business Lot.
NV. line of Market ST., li2 feet Sw from Reser-
vor ST.; this, very superior business lot is on the
n. line OF Market ST., and almost opposite Dolores;
OF the finest streets south OF Market this choice
lot has very superior future: the change of Mar
ketst grade does not affect this lot. it Is the
new grade, giving IL a great advantage; investors
should not fail to examine this choice oering lot
25x100.
Mission Choice Re sidence Lots.
Ne cor. Gath and Fair Oaks sts.: four very desir-
able residence lots In the best location In the Mis-
sion warm belt; sunny exposure and free from log;
this Is a choice location for French flats. which
would rent for large interest on the Investment.
neighborhood choice: school and stores convenient;
in tine condition. Vaencia-st. cabie lots 80
and "a :6x61.
Mission Residence Lot.
f. line of Noe ST.. ,0l &c feet $. OF eighteenth;
choice level lot all ready for building; only Diock
from Castro-st cabe 20 minutes from hearny ST.;
school convenient: nelghborhood good; street
severed and In good shape; LOT 251lo3.
EASTON, ELDRIDGE & CO..
AuctiOnrers
nol2 l4l6l9 63S Market ct.
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HE WENT AROUND.

OF course the burglar accepted the invita-
ton intended as an instruction to Mr.. Rich
ardson on his return. The burglar went
around the house and passed inside. With
the experience and rapidly of an old hand
he ransacked every drawer aud packed up
Mrs. Richardson returned she found the
house looted OF jewelry, yaluaDles and good
clothing and in hopeless disorder.
The fact Of the prisoner attempting to
commit burglary in "A house previously
looted, and during the daytime, the de-
tectives say, gees long way TO prove that
he is the Mission burglar, and the one who
entered the bridal chamber of A. G. Miller,
at 1904 Fillmore street, and other houses
already mentioned in TIE GALL.
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BERTELING has The only reliable methods 70
Ct detective sight. 427 kearny stfNt.
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SAFE In PRISON.
The Detectives Have Caught the
Busy Burglar.
He Led Them Merry Dance While He Looted
the ci,y-How People in the Mission
District Suffered

At last after an exasperating hunt the de-
tectives believe they have safe in the City
Prison tanks the burglar who has been ap-
propriatiDg peoples property at the rate OF
$1,000 day for the past month or more.
Detectives Seymour and Handley were
looking for the burglar for weeks, one day
in the Western Addition, again on North
Beach. and the next they would hear of
him from the Mission district. He was lead
ing them a merry dance from place to place.
and they were beginning to lose patience
when, by fortunate circumstance, yester-
day they came across fellow whom they
are confident is responsible for the UMPIRE
cedented wholesale pilfering Of houses all
over the city.
They were not. however, fully prepared
yesterday 10 give his name or enter any
charges against him, but expect to connect
him with many burglares by the identitica-
ton of pawnbrokers, and also residents OF
the districts VIII ere he is believed to have
Worked. In day or two they hope to have
his record, as well as enough evidence to
send him to States prison for long time.
EVIDENTLY AN EXPERT.
From the adroit and clever methods en-
ployed by the burglar it is evident he is an
expert crook" daring, but cunning and
experienced. Alternately he piled his voea-
ton by night and day, invariably at pf0ht
to himself OF about $1,000. His GOODNESS as
founded the police authorities, who seldom
before had to deal with such n man, whom
they rate as an Eastern crook Of the first
water. His business has reached a total Of
at least $4,000.
He was taken In custody on Fillmore
street, near Green, while trying to work his
way into a house previously visited by
burglar.
The account of the more important
burglaries supposed to have been committed
by him was published exclusively in The
CALL, and now the word comes from the
Mission that he made a thorough canvass of
the district lying between Eighteenth and
Iwenty-third streets and west Of Valencia.
From this district alone so many as thirteen
burglarieS are reported i'll two weeks, repre-
senting loss of many thousands of dollars.
And all the stealing was done in broad
daylight.
The house occupied by Mrs. Richardson
on Fair Oaks street, near Nineteenth. was
visited in the usual course, but suffered
worst of all. A genuine surprise greeted
the festive burglar as he approached the
front door. His keen eye picked up note,
which to him was as dear as bllet-doux
to the loye-lorn swain. 1t was signed by
Mrs. Richardson, and ran thus:
Am down town buying something. Go around.
the back door is Oprn.
.
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Cheeseman's Specific Mixture,

With this remedy persons themselves
without the least exposure change OF diet, change
In application to business. The medicine contains
nothing that is of the least injury constitu-
ton. Ask your druggist for IL. Price 81 bottle
le20 ly frru
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Wri0bI's Indian Vegetable Pills

Are acknowledged by thousands OF persons who
have used them for forty years to cure SICK
HEADACHE, GIDDINESS. CONSTIPATION. Tor
pid Liver, Weak Stomach Pimples, and Purify the
Blood. ie20 1y krTu
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BY order of Probate Court.
WE ST RN ITION
CHOICE RESIDENCE LOTS,
NE Cor Pnp nd Wsh ter Sfs

Ten OF the choicest residence lots In ths city. The
improvements in this vicinity among the finest
In the city In the vicinity the p latial resi-
dences of W. +. Goad, ESQ., john nightingale, Esq.
Mrs. Mabel TreadweIl. A IL. Scott Esq.. Robert ID.
McEroy, Esq. &. G. turnett ESQ.,. DR.. kitZsibhoas,
Mrs. Thomas keeue Mrs Plum, +. Is. Cornwall, Esq,
Frank J. Sullivan, Esq. John Proctor many
others. Any person wanting chosce location for a
home should not fail to examine this choice prop
erty grand view; Haight Omnibus and to-be Page
cabIes-making the best acc ommodations In this
city-3 cables within block Page st. severed ana
franchise for cable applied for: lots ~ IS and 25x
95, 25x120 25x102:6. Terms and conditions OF
sae-ODe-third cash, remaining twethirds In
year. secured by mortgage, with interest at per
cent per annum, payable quarterly; 10 per cent 10
be paid at time nf sale, Balance of one-thrd cash
payment on confirmation by Superior Court: deed
at expense of purchaser.
Taxes are paid by seller for fiscal year IS9O-9l.
Certificates OF title will be issued to each purchaser
free of charge, by +. A. Rouleau Searcher OF Rec
ords.
The morning call., 1890-11-14

The contract price for grading, macadam-
izing and curbing Sacramento street is about
$4,000. The paving is now finished and the
contractor will receive his assessment roll.
The question now comes upon the payment
by the property-owners of their assessments.
there having being considerable talk when
the contract was let about the price being
exorbitant
The report of the Adjutant General Of the
United States Army gives the University
the third rank in the forty-nine colleges of
Inv dcers rsed be arS
port shows that 270 of the students are in
the military class and during the last quar-
ter 235 received instruction, Willie 1872 reg
ularly attended drills.
On Wednesday forenoon an employee at
The morning call., 1890-11-14

Captain and Mrs. r. r. Thompson and
son Frank have returned home from their
extended trip throughout the East.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Duncan have re-
turned to their home in this city after an
extended trip through Europe, Canada and
the Eastern States.
Miss Hilda Dean has returned to Alameda
from her extended visit with friends in San
Jose.
Mr.. George II. Sanderson and family are
entertaining at their home in this city Mrs.
NJ. A. Bartlett and Miss Bartlett, of Pasa-
dena, who have been spending season in
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Hamilton intend to
spend the winter in san Francisco.
MIR. Mark Macdonald came down from
Santa Rosa on Wednesday en- route for
Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Mcguire NEE Buck
nalD have returned from their wedding trip
and are sojuurnlng at present at the Hotel
PleasantOn.
Mr.. and Mrs Wakefield Baker were over
from SausalitO yesterday.
State Gardener Meldrum and daughter,
Mrs. John Shannon, are visiting in this city.
Mrs. G. Huntington and Mrs. L. w. Ill unit
ingt0n, of Sacramento, are still guests at
the Hotel Pleasanton.
Mr.. Y. S. McClatchey of Sacramento was
in town yesterday.
Rev. and Mrs h. L. Hart returned to Ala
media last week from their extended Eastern
trip.
Miss Corle Sperry has gone to visit Miss
Addie Pussy of Stockton.
Mr.. Fisher Ames visited in Oakland on
Wednesday.
Mr.. John Barton and family of Alameda
have come To the Palace Hotel for the win
ter.
Miss Nora Quinlan Of Virginia City, New,
who has been a guest of her aunt, Miss ID.
Quinlan, for the past two months, returned
to her home on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. }. w. Mccullough, who have
been spending a season north from their
home in Los Angeles, have returned to this
city after stay at the Hotel Vendome, San
Jose.
Mr.. G. I. Hooper is at the Occidental
Hotel.
MIR. and Mrs. c. T. Hayes have given up
housekeeping and secured apartments at the
Hotel Peasanton.
Mrs Henry William Doane and her daugh-
ter, Miss Saddle Doane, of Carson, have been
visiting here.
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MORRIGNlllE

The idea Of q public reading room and Ii
DIarY l. bonn quite generally agitated and
no" seems 10 have con Irrabie promise a. it
Is 20" reported that Mrs. Rankin of st. Johns
bury, Who Wds born in thu town. "a daughter
o. the late Judge Poland, has sent a check for
SLIM To aid the project This coming 50 un-
oN'ectrdly is received with grateful acknowl-
eIeSmcnta IRON al our towns people Interested
IN ms very de-irab q enterprises
Irof. Nnpplc assisted by local talent gave
a most entertaining concert at town hall ON
FRIDAY evening, which was fairly well al
The Methodist Ladies' Aid met in large mum
bels 1T Henry Watts bee Friday afternoon
ana evening Levi Grout hu, bought ont y.
W, Jcwetts shops on Portland rcet.-Tru-
man Morrill, has bought ". VI. Cark's place
on Portland street Including the billiard and
pool room, but not the HAIR dressing business,
--! hr second entertainment in tho winter lee
ture course Wll he a concert by the Appleton
4uartette December H. Two wornmcn from
Mason a Co. - shops ia Wiuooskl are here
putting mp fixtures in The business places in
the new corner brick blu,k.-Ilau a Cheney
received an elegant new soda outfit ON tr.aav
10 he Set up Ia their new store.-'lhc winter
term OF school NJ the academy will begin
Monday or TUESDAY. G.. ii slocum is finish
ing additional rooms over his store and will
use it Tor housekeeping uurposcs
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BARRE.

The foundation for the new school building
VIII not ue put ~ place this season as first
Planned Tor Hth9uRn th' large &c lar Is all
jug nhu che grading almost done. One Sec
I on Of the ola Barre Hotel has reached its
destination ON tho lam richardson land and
the other Is ON It's way there, where tupy win
part H. being torn down, anu the barn Will
probably DE moved away whole.
Gurion d. Iiowlund are taking the granite
wal al out from their recently purchased lot
and VIII relay Il iu ccmcut, waior ti.ht. Their
bloch i3 to be ;0Nlh feet, three stories high,
ana the GdG Eel OW7 talk OF Occupying The
whole upper floor. il they can make sutisfac-
tory term, iyr rental
Hamilton Webster has sold The oil hotel site
at North .arre, aud ruuurt says new hotel
and stores are to he erected thereon.
. me late Y. At &. y. rooms, in the S'illman
Wood block. nave been leased to Fred Carlo
luh OF MONTY, ,icr, ana Franz Martin. Of
\orjhneid. who viii open law office therein
next NOniny
1t ia said that r. /. CLARK will newt aurinu
Na.Hte h,s store IN the National bank huct
an tho hunks will finish the whole lower floor
INTO one room for their own increasing bust
hess.
The autumn term Of Goddard seminary
closed saturday noon, and the students have
nearly an gone 20 their various home. There
were nc exercise duriue the last week. simply
reviews. Tie winter term will open on De-
cthhrr ~. Prof. NaUlsby with wife and child
are ~ueudlu. the vacation AZ : omorVilla, Mass
y stone foundation j. nearly laid for the 3-N,0
,ecj gymnasium. and it is now expected the
bultdluu Wili me ready for use early next tp IA.
The \ ilutn g. Wi 60, my
An o,cinrr from Hurlinstoi is e,,',,,in,,
on the Lirbpr,son Innu i"bi. y ~, 'iiS ~
hard .ick ,yitb IilIi, ms f,,nr NJ Eori
kinney linj ti.uda, ,nori,in, '' ''''
T. f. IIlI liir5m Dirk ,nlnH and f,.., an,
p,oyes went Monday tn hahn Itn,b"rii,5 n4
.nirhayrn ~
A $50. .,,.,.t tl.,. ,i..,,
rooms in r Cr1iroi VcrT'"nI d,,i M "nd tl1
new addition il roInnlrted ortsd ''' "i'' '''0
The Gftl ruItrtntntucnt Of m i,rr, trtor.
tniumput n-snoi,,iipt, ,,n- LnlJ Vrn.i ~ - ,',.o.
Ing bv Rob .rt j. Eurdattr. si,Lie,i WIZ M.
ana TAI ot fine r,rsturhr - i''' i'''
The lariiL,r- of % = Simmer riH,,. and
ladies' wi ntor their Ur.t f,ir NJ, w.
nc.,inv. md close Nnturdov Ti0ht i H..
opera house The procec'Is ,,i. ,,I tov.,ri
furnishing tleir now nrtporv and h,,,ir',
equipments. Among the nttrHctinnl viii he n
riiioI, AIN h, IL ,,,, Ia ii ~ MI nc a
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FRANKLIN

The CONGREGATIONAL church was We'll filled
on the afternoon of the 18th by the friends of
Miss Emma imu~nn To witness her marriage
70 MT. ). y. Fish of II. Adams. ii, ;. Spauld-
ing and Homer Gates acted as ushcrs and tho
wedding march was played by Mrs. Homer
Gates. \ large cedar arch, from which was
suspended "a horseshoe, WAS placed in front Of
the desk and under il the knot was lied, Rev
Nir Mayhew performing the ceremony. Tie
church was decorated with beautiful potted
pants and cut flowers. reception was held
at tho home of the bride in the afternoon. and
on the evening train Mrs Fish ACCOMPANIED
her husband to 81. Adams where will be her
future home
Wednesday last was great day in the village
for weddings The pastor of the Methodist
church was called upon twice the same after
noon 10 assist in making happy the hearts Of
those whose walk IS together henCetorth
A large company gathered at the ,ocial held
at Mr.. Hopkius's ON Thursday, the 10Th and
evening and euioyed n pleasant time-The
tp%orih league conducted the meeting at the
Methodist church last Thursday evening and
q song service was led by Mrs Edison Wilder
= q. Hall. eN-deputy collector OF customs for
ms port, Las gone to Rich ford and Montgonl-
cry Oh a visit,
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An honest Swcdo tcils hi7 story in plnin

An honest Swcde tells his story in plain bu
pune. zone Of nav children took severe
cod ana got the Group gave he a teaspoon
Iul OF haWhcriaIu's Cough Remedy, and in
five minutes later ! gave her one more. Bv
TINS time She had To- cough up the gathering in
her throat, Tho. she went to sleep and slept
and vomitcd; then she went buck t. bed and
slept good for the remainder Of the night. She
got The Group the seco night and gave the
write this because thought there might be
some one IN the s1h!e need and not know the
Tuemerits Of tins wonderful medicine" CHA~.
A. IHONpSEEN, De-, MONIES, Iowa 30 cent
bot ties for sale by Beadpre & Lowrey. Bur
lington, aud W. B, Nichols, Esscx Junction
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HIGHGATE.

One "Chet" Hurlbut. has been mt undor
ponds to appear before the April term of the
County Court Tor ohtaiping goods under ia Sc
preltna"s, Fr5uk Barrett who had his
hand badly bitten by a dog is recovering
T.; r. Hcrrck and y. NJ. Hin are in Boston
ihere were l5,t0O pounds Of poultry shipped
rom ths station the 2uth inst.-tay youngest
chlid Of ictor NJ. Payne is dangerously ill
Arthur Rousseau had his boat carried of by
the hIgh water OF last week. A few creditors
mourn The sudden departure OF sherman
look Mrs. Rousseau has SO far recovered
IRON her illness a. 70 he out again.-rhe Kings
daughter, Will meet with Miss lctta CRAY
SalurlaN neVt-NIll Roberts is visiting
friends ia town
u you nave as many friends as Johnsun's An.
ouS Nc l4ulmeut, you are fortunate person.
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SHEIDON

The grist mill will soon be opened hv T. r r
y rthrop and others Mr.. Lombard of Mani
le.icr Is here on business The Portland
House Is for sale. Miss Woodbury.. the evan
Eeli-t, has been holding meetings In Nurth
FalrHcld two weeks past with good success
and returns o sheldon this week to hold meet,
lugs.- The Riverside hotel at sheldon Junction
J. open. q. IA. thomas is tho manager.
Thomas Boanloe has opened marble 5Lop
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
NOTES AND GOSSIP OF DOlNGS IN THE
FREE PRESSES BROAD FIELD.
Tho WinoooiSi valley, Village up North.
Along otter Creek and by the shores
Of " hite River Covered by Special
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MIODLEBURY.

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At tle comm. form, or n,. Addison, (,o,.,,,
Tourt which 1rens nrccmFer . .Iudge E"Wril
pr West Randolph will preside 4 grand iirv
an important ono nrd n rou.i,irr,bin Iu.i,,,..
viii be brought before IT, mo ,io,ke, NJ. ,.,
the following list of cases. Nelii. Green VS.
Alden T. IambrIf Holm Ninrl, ~ q &, E,',.
et al. ;. W. Greyo,"' 81 al W ioi,m IN!
ri a., John M1rk 'tr. W.. C. g. K"I.rv 81 al
Joseph Hattell vs.. Charles Chapman. t., II,
J. Benton apt " i il BHlcIv, ii y ~ S,,i -
Rpt. vs.. c. Il Eari and CIarIcc Dana o., -, w u
George C. sessions.
Mrs. Professor Henry NJ. Saelv. who
has been visiting Win friend. i,' w."
snchusctts and C1nncctirWt for tbs
past three week. has rrtu~ucd home irHo
printed in Middlcbury in l,jj entitled limo
Thy ,cacurk ''-C ards are mn ounnu-,,-
INK the wedding Of Mr.. Robert Cart
nIs5 out Announcing the tyo'li i' nS arr nf
The same day Of Ur W. II. King,lrT and
Mrs. Electa j. smith al the hone Of tna
IrauLon.-Nlr and Mrs. Albert II Sn,r w.
who were married here on th, -,
started for their future homo in
Covi.ie. Washington on the 10Th 800
rev Foster q IIplyt Of fine lratbodi.t ,Lnr,l,
is quite seriously ill., Mrs tbr.n Wiiliau,-
SON j. slowly recovering FROM her recent
went on thc.jth to Mort htcld 10 remain win
her parent, untu after TlanEs.iyir... liev
George \. WcDber. formerly a professor in H.
the tongrcuaiional church durins the W i,'tcr
lie will nave roons at the parsonage, hut viii
Nir- Clinton Suifb arc t., anu
VILE. Fla, for a few ,yecL-.-Nlr, g.
y. Miner is conNale-ceut
The Middlchurv college freshmen were ten
acre ii III" annual tiu-Loru scr,nado bv the
sop ouora class last Thursday, the agony
lc-IHuins at midnight Aside. from fbc i,,u-ic
t1er- wa no disturbance.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-11-28

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The smoke. And il you have cntarrh Won
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local eiloc, slbsitl's. TO do This. take Hood's
Sarsnpa'illa, the great blood purifier, which
rad icalIS ana permanently cures cntarrll, If
ais" strengthen the nerN es. Be sure to gtt
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JOHNSON.

II. q. Fancher had "a load Of stock in the
Wrecb at Concord, y. H., last week.-Mrs.. T.
". q. Peck ana brother, joel HOdge, have
gone 10 IT, Pau; Mrs. Campbell and daugh-
Ter are visiting her son, Or. Campbcll.-1he
r'u,road company have built new car house
better.