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Telegram-herald., 1890-10-10
FOR a DeEP-wATER HARsos.


DIS 3oINEs. Ia, Oct 9 The inter
State deep-water hErbor committee .
IN session here. The comm ltee Is
composed o. sixty Representatives from
nine States and five Territories and
was appointed By the different
Governors a. the Deep Water har-
Dor convention in The fan a
1883 The objsct Of tue oonven-
tion is 10 secure desp-wster hsrhor On
the coast Of the Gulf Of Mexico. Ihs
present meeting is important ss 80
present Congress has appropriated $500
600 70 begin the I'M mproVementOf Calves
ton hsrbor and authorized tue board a
engineers 70 enter into add tousi con-
tracts for carrying on the Sogk 70 Tie
amount Of s.. 200. 600.
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EILwACKEE, Oct 2. 9.-forrestal l.ros..
the contractors who have recently beeh
in trouble IN Superior and Daluth. have
made an assignment 70 Cornelius Sulil-
van, q wealthy contractor. Forres ~
Bros. have several large contracts with
the city. Their assets ana liabilities
can not be learned The frm also as
s-gne1 in ST. Pau. where the liabilities
are said TO 5e SEQ. 000 and assets S5o,.
OQQ
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FOREIGN MISSIONS.
Reports Made at Minneapolis to the Board
of Commissioners.

MINNEAPoL1s, Mimi, Oct 9.-The
American board OF commissioners Of
foreign missions began its eighty-frst
annual session in Plymouth Congrega-
tional Church here yesterday. The aft
ernoon was devoted TO the hearing of re-
ports. SECRETARY Smiths department
included Asiatic Turkey, the Chinese
Empire, Africa and the Pacific islands.
The force now at work in these missions
was reported to be 93S The number OF
missionaries, men and women, has in
creased from 514 10 533; the places
opened for the stated preaching OF the
Gospel from ,069 to l, 500; new churches
organized. q; members received on
confession of faith, 4,554; giving an
aggregate Of ISL churches and se. 256
members.
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sho..to ce.t wor. No,.v.

NV YORK. Oct . About 40 shos
manufacturers. representing al parts n
the country. net here Tuesasv and de-
cided that there n u.s. Re an advance in
the price Of shoes This decision vas
resoh he'd only after long discussion. II
VAS said thst the advance wouIs be
from twenty-five 70 City cents pair.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-10

WAsHIN0TOS. Oct 2. - TIE CrLscs
Bureau announces ofnclsily tho repaia-
tion OF Wisconsin cities and towns cs
follows: Appleton. lIse5; increase.
$3.50. Fond du Lac. li.osz. increase.
I.l52. Green Bay s,s79. increase. las.
Hxnitowoc. 7.525. increase. It.a
Neenah. 5.oTs. increase. "a Oshtc,a.
22.772; increase. 7.eo4 Portage. t.fse.
increase. fs4. Sheboygan. 1t.ssts
crease, a.O2I.
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nestrsyed by g1re.

BFArn1cE, Neb. Oct 2. The business
portion Of tho village OF PickreI. seven
miles north OF this city. was almost
CON pletely wiped out by Gre wsdnes-
day nigh, The FIRE originated from
some unknown cause in the hsrdw ware
store Of o. c. skinner & Co, destroying
six buildings and their contents. The
loss will aggregate tl2, oOo, partially IL
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-10

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Cc. 9--At Te-
cumseh, Ala. Wednesday a man named
Dandy killed his wife and brut@lly beat
his daughters. one OF whom Will die.
1t is said Dandy had been intimate
with certain woman and when b.s
wife and daughters found this out they
hunted the woman and beat her. This
aroused Dandys ange-. lie Las es-
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CEEYENSE. Wyo., Oct 9-GeorEe p
Henderson. manager Of tie Cay & f0r-
rett Cattle Compzny's business - Nvo.
morning by cowboy in his employ.
who escaped after tie killing TIE
killing occurred near Rong.s. Fremont
County. the scene Of the lynchinF ol
Postmaster AveTill and Cattle kste
about year ago and is a. outgrow 4 q
that flair
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Mnrs.r.d in tII. Hen..

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct AT his
home near werthe1, Washington Conn
~. Ca. Wed ,ssday night J. Thomas
Tsnton. a prominent and Influential
citizen. was assassinsted as be was read
ing The paper. His wife heard toe crack
OF rife. th.n a crash Of glass and saw
her husband fall dead. II is not known
mo CON ted The deeA.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-10

ALTov. Ia. Oct EonnosIlo sem
insry rsopens5 Wed ss5zv II tAs spisn-
si5 rev bsii8inTs erected on he ste
% he OF. 6sstroTes ~ fr- Nsvsrsfef
:. 1sss Tk@ nBmhsr q pspiis is ~
USUALLY lsrre.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-10
PAY FoR A eRokeN NICK.
'fhst Is the otjset ef Lses~rs Matthew
salt Areiast |. flsllro.a Censpsny-

ftsst ts tac Vtistt - Le$~Af& Ha~ttN"~f
sait AEaiast ksliro.a CeHpsHy-
BIooASsToS III. ool e-An lm-
poft2nt lawsuit is being tried ln tae
sircuit court here Ileoasra Matthews
is suing the Chicago a Alton Railroad
Company tor seo. 00o damages ior re-
ceiving . disl0cGtlon o. the neck. Last
sprlns Matthews, w-ho Naa tft4fht
brakeman on The Alton. Was ricing on
top % . high car and wAs strack ~ .
bridge al Joliet and Knocked 90. 10
bridge Nss twenty feet hiEh
and the CAT vac four feet higDer
than the standard cars IL -
claimed that Matthews neck i broken,
and death is liable 10 result at any
time. Matthews wears b rigging q
iron and straps, making his bead sla-
tionary Eminent counsel are os loth
sides, aud the case is watched WITH
great interest
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-10

PrrrssuHoH. Pa. Oct "a frs IN
shs Academy ~ Nnsie building 81
oclock n damaces tbs structure -
TIE extent - sboUf sc COO The
bcsdsrY q Music 81 one - ths Oldest
ard most prosp-reuf tbsats-s in tts
country Tbs tot.l loss vii net eoss
s2e e0a
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-10

LITTLE Rock. Ark. Oct o-W Sc -
Congressman Brecklnridge was address
Ridge. Ark. AZ unknown person at
tempted TO shoot hiz through = windos
within fow feet Of him. The cap
snapped and the noise attracted general
attention, but the woDld-be sssSssis es-
cauod
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SEw YORK. Oct a-Tbe annual re-
port q the Western UDion Telegraph
Company presented a. ths yearly meet
sng o. The directors showed an increase
O. q osk ess IN ret pro1ts- Tee oon-
pauv new has 6s1 90 miles % vdr. 1g-
ss7 or-es. ,rs bsndisd 50. s7s ssz nee
ssFes during ths vesr.
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trBAxY. X. Y. Oct s-Dr Charles
r Mcdonald who has charge q tas eS-
ecution o. kesn roler seat bis oricisl re-
port 20 Governor Bl0 "Wednesday. d.
Mcdonald Is o. he opinion tbst Asmn-
ier's death was Instantaneous TIE
doctor argues that death by electricity
Il far moro human. than ~ hanging
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-10

IEDIAxArorIs Ind. OF In ~
Indiana supreme Court Wednesday an
election lsw passed by thc last Lsrls-
lature was declared unconstit1tionsl
because IL contained provisions that cit
liens uaust reside niretT days in tie
county - gain q right 70 vote. snd siso
IL. -. -r-rr
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PARIS. Oct 0-Ministsr Ris3 has sr-
planned 10 tbs French Government bF
directions from Washington. fhst ths
reception 81 the Com v 6s Paris lr Amer
ica has no political signifcsncs Wat
ever. snd tbat t.s United States kas
tAs frisndiiess feeling toward tie
Frsreh Kspublie-
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WORK OF a BRUTE:
Two Little Ontario Giris Assaulted ana
strangIed by a Ficnd.

strangled by Fiend.
CUMBERLAND, Ont. Oct e.-Mary and
Eliza, aged IA and II years respective
ly, daughters of James McGonnigle, liv-
ing one and one-hah miles from this viii
lage, on Tuesday evening last started
for home from the village school.
When last seen they were half mile
from home and were being followed by
a man named Nsrcisse Lorocque. The
girls did not reach home and last night
their bodies were found by searching
party. The girls had been assaulted
and strangled. Lorocqus is under
arrest
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-10

NEw YORK. Oct e-Tt is expected
that the Secretary Of the Treasury viii
soon issue another cali for ~ per cent
bonds maturing next September. TIE
amount outstanding October ! ~ss ses,
SO. 900. The new tariff bill Is, however.
calculated 20 reduce the revenue from
customs sbout So. 00o. ooo. OF about
s. osoo. 600 Per month.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-10

BvcEksgsT 0et e-six = ths iss9-
So grain merchants in Rrszi ftks win
eigsl port - k0ar1s.ia3 k&ve fsile4
aaS several etksys &ss q di&cEltss
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-10

BosToS, Oct. a-At meeting
Wednesday Of TIE creditors Of Sszvsy,
Toster 4 pownsn and tbe E4rsks Silk
NsnufsctnrIns Company. tbs assign
raent wss approved. sn3 the sssiTness
-ere suthorized 20 conduct ths uill sns
business for tree months Tie totsl
liatilities ars s.. 81 sos aas TIE total
assets s. "a -
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seth the method and results when
syrup Of Figs Is taken; il IS pleasant
and refreshing to the tzste, aad acts
gently Yet promptly On the Kidneys,
Liver aud Bowels, elexnses ths sys-
tern efectualiy, dispels colds. head
aehss and fsyers and cures h2hitGzl
constipation. Syrup of Figs IS tho
only remedy Of lis kind ever pro-
duesd, pleasing 10 the taste and &C
eephsbls 70 tie stomach, prompt Ia
Is sctioa and truly beneficial in its
effects. prepared only from the inOst
healthy snd agreeable Substances, its
many excellent qualities commend Il
10 all and have made IL the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles b7 all leading drug
gists Any reliable druggist who
may not have IL on hand viii pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes 10 try 1t. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG syrup co.
Sas FRANCISCO. eAI.
LOUISVILLE. ~. sEx roRk. N.Y.
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HEALTH IS WEALTH

Dk. L. G. NKsr'S NERvE AND BRsfS IREAr-
hzSr. guaranteed specific for HysseFla DiKzi-
ness. Commissions. Fits Nervous Neuralgia.
Headache. Nervous ProstFation caused by the
Use q alcohol or tobacco, WakefulneSs. Mental
Depression. .orLeRing Of the Brain resulting
death. premature Old AGE. barrenneSS. Loss
ol Power Ia either sex. Involuntary Losses and
Spermat0ryhoea caused by oyer-eSeTtiOn of the
brain. selfshuse or over-iuduikence. Each box
eoutainS one months treatment. 500 box
or six boxes for 500. sent by mail prepaid on
receipt OF price.
WE q UARANTEE SIX BOXES
To cure any case. With each order received
oy Is Tor slx boxes, accompanied By $500 we
y iL send the purchaser one written guarantee
O. refund the money II The treatment does not
eject cure. Guarantees issued enly 0y
WHITE & WHITE,
Morton House Pharmacy. Sole Agents.
90 MOnroe-street, Grand Rapids, Mich.
OPEN ALL NIGHT.
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Anofhcr Rsqr~st fsr ose-cept restsrs.
NV YcTx o-t s-At TIE rsguisr
monthlY meeting Of shs Bosr5 81 Trade
su3 1rznspcTr resolutions we're
adopted askiaz the Postnsstsr-Gsasrsl
70 reduce Tue postage . ere cszt
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.LIVIN GSTON HOTEL

And Restaurant 81 and So Lyonst Rates 81. 90
and 81 Is PER day Only l5-eent restaurant In
tae city. seating capacity, 100, hotel capacity.
Is roOms. newly refstcd and refurnished
throughout nice place for ladies'.
OPsN ALL NIGHT. TELEPHONE Us.
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heat. when Maggie brought $40 against S13
for Lee and S. for Wanda. Maggie won
easily in straight heats. Time-2:25, 2:19A
and 2 %. Lee was second in the first. and
third In the two last heats, the Siesta Ranch
thus taking first and second money.
LONG ODDS LANDED.
Another match-race between Express
(Marvin) and Redwood Dustin) with again
the idea of giving Express record, con-
cluded the days programme. 1t was con-
sidered such cinch for Express that the
betting stood $40 for him to $40 for Red
wood. Even after he lost the first heat his
supporters thought just as much of him and
paid the same odds, and even more. to get
tickets with his name on them. Redwood
breaking repeatedly. Time. rs. The
second heat was a very close issue, Red
wood just landing the long odds by neck
In 2:21h. Marvin drew things a little too
fine, reserving his effort until just near the
wire, and though Redwood was firing fast
he managed just to squeeze home winner.
FASTEST STALLION MILES.
After Stamboul's trials the judges an
nounced that the two miles were the fastest
ever trotted by any horse in one day. This
is mistake. Maud has trotied two miles
in :11Aiand Oil, and st. Julien in 2:13 and
ala in one day. Stamboul's miles, how
ever, are the two fastest trolted in one day
by stallion.
WILL TRY AGAIN.
Next Friday and Saturday the meeting
will be resumed. On Friday an attractive
programme of special races will be arranged.
and on Saturday StambOul and Sunol will
try again to beat The records.
NO RACING AT SAN JOSE.
The San Jose running meeting, with dates
set for next week, has been declared off
owing to lack of entries.
The morning call., 1890-11-09
PERSONAL NOTES.

C. P. Huntington has gone to Monterey.
Charles II. Watt Of Sacramento is in the
city.
A. W. Cross of Visalia is at the Occi-
dental.
A. Winstanley of London. England. is at
the Palace.
NJ. Lawrence of the Hotel lakewood is
at the Baldwin.
J. Fl. McDonough of The Dalles, Oregon,
is at the Baldwin.
DR.. NJ. w. Williams of Traver is domi-
ciled at the Grand.
r. M. Shackleford, the vineyardist, Of
PasO Robes, is at the Lick.
j. A. Hussey, a prominent merchant OF
Salem. Is at the Occidental.
State Senator M. d. Foley of the Nevada
Legislature is at the Palace.
DR.. Charles A. Clinton has returned from
professional visit to Chicago.
DR.. NJ. NJ. Shearer of Santa Rosa regis
tered at the Occidental last evening.
E. II. Holbrook of the Chicago and North
western Railway has gone to Ukiah.
Theodore Reichert came down from Sacra-
mento yesterday, and is at the Baldwin.
Lieutenants G. b. Wilson and j. II. Lee
Holcombe, U. S. n, are at The Baldwin.
Nathaniel X. Salisbury, the fruit-packer,
of Chicago, and wife are registered at the
Palace.
DR.. r. Fl. Mcdonald, President of the
Pacific Bank, has returned from trip
through the Northwest, and is enthusiastic
over the growth and prosperity of that re-
glon. He thinks the growth of the State Of
Washington is simply marvellous.
The morning call., 1890-11-09

Mrs. Al. E. B0lIingcT, Mrs. a: Harrison,
Miss Ella Beauregard, Miss Griffin: Recep-
ton Committees. j. Olsen (Chairmanl. n.
Larsen, G. A. Douglas, Mrs. f. OBrien,
Bolipger. Mrs. J. Wishman, Mrs. S. A.
Beauharnais; D. Johansen. floor manager;
q. w. Brown, assistant floor manager;
Floor Cummittee-W. Joseph, II. w ishman,
A. Bryant, Mrs. l.. Grant, Miss K. Nc
Donald, Miss NJ. Smith.
Party at the POtrero.
A pleasant birthday party was given to
Mr.. Frank Dwyere on Friday evening at
Whites Hall on Illinois street by his
friends and relatives. The hall was hand
someIy decorated, and all present enjoyed
themselves. MeSsrs. John Campbell and A.
KelShaw sang several duets and MIR. b.
White rendered fine solo on the cornet,
which was appreciated by all. Dancing
continued until o'clock Mr. Dwyere re-
ceived many wishes and presents from his
friends. He retired thanking them very
much for the kindness they had shown him.
Society Personals.
Mrs W. B. Bancroft returned on Thurs
day from New York.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Winn (nee Board
man Will receive on Tuesdays in December
and January at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Boardman, and on the first and third
Thursdays at their own residence on Angel
Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Parrot Jr. will re-
main in Germany during the winter season.
Mr.. Edward NJ. Greenway has arrived in
Baltimore. Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Croker are ex-
pected in New York from Europe on No
vember GOTH
Mrs. NJ. Kochman has removed to her
new residence. 1928 O'Farrel street. AT home
Wednesday.
Mrs Nate Segel of Los Angeles is here
on visit to her relatives at 1928 O'Farrell
street.
Mr.. James L. Flood, Mrs. j. c. Flood and
Miss Jennie Flood will leave for the East in
few days.
MIR and Mrs. E. j. de Santa Marina have
arrived here from Paris and are at the Pal
ace Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Hooker and the
Misses Jennie and Bessie Hooker are eX-
pected to return to-day from their Eastern
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. 2. B. Cornwall have gone to
Oregon on visit of few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Z. Dean and Mr..
Walter l.. Dean will leave for New York
City on Monday, and will remain there all of
the winter.
Colonel and Mrs Isaac Trumbo have
moved into their new residence on Octayia
street.
Mr.. F. W. Eaton, of F. w. Eaton & Co.,
has left for a visit to the East. He will be
absent several weeks.
Mr.. Arthur II. Castle has returned from
an extended trip through Europe.
The morning call., 1890-11-09
AT AUCTION
Won Rhein &Co.
No. 524 California Street,
THURSDAY,
THURSDAY ....NovEMBER IS. 1890
AT IL O'CLOCK NJ, SHARP.

"a Block the Water Front.
Lots to u, Block Asa. Tide Land Map 8. Mission
Bay Survey; half block extension OF Fourth ST.,
facing water 'front.'
16h-s,. Business PROPERTY.
Y0:2x110; 3O37 10th St, bet Valencia and Guer-
zero; rents SIS: old improvements: good pros
pective business property.
Two lots. 3o5 and sO6, Precta Valley, making 90
1900, with double frontage and well adapted to
manafactaring purposes; cars pass.
and Chepultepec; l0oxl4U: close to Mission and
Valencia cars.
Brannnn-st. Building Lot.
26x10O; s. Brannan. 800 w. 9Th; tenements or
stores would pay nicely
15OxlO0: Ne cor. OF Athens ST. and Russia ave.;
lot 4, Block IA. Excelsior Homestead Association.
Allabove pieces subject approval of Probate Court.
Large FolsOm-si. Business Corner.
e6x9O: SW. 2lst and Folsom; 95 on Folsom by 80
on list; all graded, macadamized and ready to
build on
Natoma-st. Tenements.
26xs0; 1905 and 1OO61, Natoma off 11th near
Howard; front and rear houses; rents si4 20; must
be Sold
Corner 2O,h and Treat Ave.
25x11O; SW. cor Goth st. and Treat ave.: % on
Z0th ST. by ITO on Treat ave-; all ready to build
clay St.-Handsoms Home.
2Sx122; 1l12 Clay, bet. Mason and Taylor; nice
residence; Srooms and bath.
Corner Nue aud 29,h.
3Ox1Ol 81: NE. Noe and 2eth: 80 on goth by
10l 10 on Noe; small house, good business corner.
ALSO
81 :6x10O: NV. and 37th, 1915 on P by 100 on
37th; portion of Outside Land Block 49,.
50xl1U; n. Ney. $50 T. of Congdon. lot 10. Block
IL, College Homestead
6OxI25; n Sycamore, $50 W. Of Marengo lots
and g. Block ID, railroad Homestead.
120xlUO; NV. Mansell and Princeton, lot 4.
Block H. University Homestead Association.
moo IL IL ID
The morning call., 1890-11-09
Anent the Palace Hotel.

Rumors have been circulated during the
last few days that syndicate of English
capitalists is about to purchase the Palace
HOTEL that S. F. Thorn had been retired
from the management and Captain Smith
put in his place. Mr.. Thorn is reported at
present to be in Arizona, but Chief Clerk
Warren of the Palace says that S. f. Thorn
is still manager and Captain Smith assistant
N al
The morning call., 1890-11-09
In a nnlfDemeDted Condition.

John James, q man of about 80 years of
age, was found last night wandering aim
lessly on Potrero avenue in half-demented
condition, and evidently suffering from pull
m0nary disease. After being taken to the
Seventeenth-street Police Station by Officer
Norton, he was conveyed to the City and
County Hospital for treatment
The morning call., 1890-11-09
Postponed for One W.el.

The tennis game that was to have taken
place in the large court at the corner of
Fifth avenue and Eleventh street, East
Oakland. yesterday. was postponed until
next Saturday. MIR. Marsh. one of the lead
ing players, met with an accident that made
1t impossible for him to participate.
The morning call., 1890-11-09
THE CITY OF ALAMEDA

Is four miles in length and mile in breadth, and
is traversed by two steam railroads quarter of a
mile apart.
SEWERAGE.
Central avenue extends the length OF the city.
and follows the elevation from which water flows
north and south. Chestnut street, Buena Vista,
Eagle, Clement and the Grand boulevard severed.
Forty miles of sewers are In the streets and avenues
of the city. The system is the best ever devised.
No city in the State is well located for drainage,
and none so well provided with sewers.
LIGHT.
The town is lighted by eighty-hve electric lights.
WATER.
The city is supplied with pure water, pumped con-
tinuously from artesian wells directly into the
water mains.
STREETS
Are broad ranging from go to $50 feet. During the
past year about thirty miles of streets have been
tract Many miles of artificial stone Sidewalk has
been laid, and improvements are stin being made az
an undiminished rate Almost the entire front OF
this property has cement stone sidewalk.
THE PROPERTY.
The property to be sold is the very choicest OF the
unsod portion OF this delightful city, Is situated on
high ground in the most desirable locality in Ala
media, aud is surrounded by fine improvements.
two steam railroads, and within two to six blocks OF
RAILROADS, ETC.
street-car line from Oakland passes along Santa
Clara avenue, which is quite near this property.
Quarterly hour (making 12C) steam trains to and
from San Francisco run from 80 A. NJ. TO mid
night. Time of transit thirty minutes. Monthly
tickets, allowing one round trip to San Francisco
daily and RETURN So. or at the rate OF cents per
fare. No fare Is charged between points within the
city. The Alameda Il Ugh School is near by, well
as grammar and primary schools There is no other
city in California where there ike facilities
travel better climate. better water equally good
sewerage or sanitary conditions. The growth OF
shrubbery, flowers and beautiful lawns, the macad-
amized streets and stone sidewalks already Civ
ing the city the appearance of well cared for park,
and making it the most desire Die place for
homes in the State. The property offered fer sales
thoroughly improved by mscadamiZed streets, arti-
fetal sidewalks and sewers. and everything is
ready for building without the least cost to the pur
chaser.
For further particulars catalogues etc, inquire OF
WILLIAM j. DINGEE.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer. 460
and 462 Eighth ST.. Oakland.
Or EASToN, ELDRIDGE & CO., Real Estate
Agents and Auctioneers. SIS Market ST., opposite
Palace Hotel, San Francisco.
"a
The morning call., 1890-11-09

The total number of deaths during the
past week was 123, and 80 for the CORE
spending week last year. The causes of
death were as follows Phthisis l6, diph-
liberia II, pneumonia 10, heart disease s,
typhoid fever 4, alcoholism 4, embraneouS
Group and violent deaths 6.
The morning call., 1890-11-09
Rebuilding the Grand.

A large gang of men were at work yester-
day on the ruins of the Grand Hotel and
Burlington, preparatory to erecting brick
party wall five stories in height between the
two houses. The owners Of the Burlington
have not yet decided on rebuilding.
The morning call., 1890-11-09
MRS. CRAHAM'S

1t is highly medicinal being SOOTHING,
HEALING and CLEANSING in the highest
degree. 1t has the quality OF MAKING THE
FLESH FIRM, and the skin Fine Grained and
Close-Pored. 1t contains the smallest pro-
portion of Oil found in any Cerata, and that
of the finest quality, and of kind that can
not possibly produce hair on the face. 1t
does not. like some sc-called cerates, contain
Zinc, or other mineral that only artificially
whiten while they remain on the skin, and
clog the pores and darken the skin perma-
nently. Jasmine Kosmeo is a toilet cerate
beneficial to the skin, pleasant to use, and
delightful in every way. Price 70 cents per
pot. AT druggists, or sent by mail on receipt
of price. Beware of base limitations MRS.
GERVAISE GRAHAM, Beauty Doctor"
103 Post St., San Francisco. nos tt Su
The morning call., 1890-11-09

BE sure and visit the new restaurant. the
"Kirkhoven," 425 Geary street. First-class
French dinner, 90 cents. Music every Saturday
night. Special dinner on Sunday.
The morning call., 1890-11-09
Some of the Bright D0ings of
Late Autumn in Society
Circles.
THE REFS MATINEE RECEPTION.

Mahoney- Brousham Wedding - A
Trip to Angel Island - Dixon
Musicale Keller Donlon We'd
dins-Sugar Refinery Aid Soci-
ETY. Ball "A Potrero Party.
Hawkins Dunshee Wedding.
Notes.