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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-28
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DICHARD NEviNs, JR-, CIVIL ENGINEER
II and surveyor-fsars made for hydraulic aud
sanitary worka foundations and general con-
ssracsion. railroad projects snd general survey
ing. The latest correct township pats of the
entire state OF Washington. Topoxrs ph;czi.
mechanical. architectural and general drAuehf-
ing. Blue prints of ali the additions 60 seattle.
Photo blue prints, general landscape skesch-
ing; promptaess and aecuracy Kusranteed
once. room IS Boston block. Seattle Wash
ington- Branch olAoes ~ AnacorfeA. La Conner
ard whatcom.
+ p THOMSON. HYDRAULIC AND SAM
ebs tary engineer Plans and specifications
for waservorks ani sewerage. Heating aud
sanitation Of buildings s1perinfendencs Of
construction seiicitsd General surveytng
promp<ly douA Room -. seattle block r
u II. THOMPSON a CO., {R. II. THOMPSON.
ns George y. Costeriil Clarence T. White
civil engineers and surveyors. are located ia
rooms Is aud q. Burkc's block. corner Third
ard Union: al notes and records saved; eity OF
county work prom pity attended TO- mara. uAe-
inss or blue prints furnished ~ short notice.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-28

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BENNINGTON TYPEWRITER HEApQUAa-
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typewrifink oAnces. stenogrsphers' agency;
machines rented Room S$1. seattle block.
corner Third Add Cherry streets
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I>us RgNg-SlUELT FURNISHED ROOMS.
Il sa ss1.,e O ssngas. w.gA-er vis1sss board
..Iss s<sezta ss<seZ
The morning call., 1890-11-19

il0NE IMMEDIATELY AND SAVE TROUBLE
y and expense by buying merchant taiiOr-made
dress overcoat for S12, made by Chicago merchant
tailor for S2S. ORIGINAL MISFIT CLOTHING
PARLORS. cor. Post and DnpOnt SIS.
The morning call., 1890-11-19
THE STOCK MARKET.

There was general recovery yesterday princi-
line advanced a few cents. Prices, however did
not get back to Mondays best figures.
The market weakened after the board and the
close was slightly lower again all around. Local
securities were dun aud distinguished by break in
Electric Light to $12 % and in S. v. Water to
sos u.s.
The Lone Jack assessm emit sale takes place to-day
The production of the Comstock lode during the
quarter ending September S0th according to state
ments filed with the Assessor of Storey County, was
follows: Belcher $62,970, cost OF production
$66,327; Con. Cal. q Va. $s27,7l3, cost Of pro-
duetion $17O.6lO; Crown Point $90,622. cost of
production 500, 712; Con- Imperial Sl3.014 cost of
production $i6,27O; Challenge s6024, cost of pro-
duction $l9,3SS; Confidence $537, cost OF PRO-
duction $3.50; Justice $60.s16. cost OF production
$55,437: overman $S9,557, cost of production &c.,
1872: Monte Cristo $2l6l. cost Of production S63l;
Yellow Jacket $80717, cost of production $S7 SIS.
The morning call., 1890-11-19

TENUINE EYEGLASSES, l5c UP. 72S MAR
week days IS Fourth St., near the bakery. nol6 1t
The morning call., 1890-11-19
General Merchandise.

BAGS-The market is easy and buyers hold of
Calcutta spot, nominai May and June, SAC;
Wool Bags, 36@3Sc: Potato Gunnies. nominal.
CANNED FRUIrS-Stocks are reduced TO such a
point that some Gamers have difficulty in filling large
strong. We quote standard goods as follows: April
cots, $2 Peaches. 81 1902 IS for freestone: Bart
lett Pears 81 1892 80; r3ms 81 o9Sl 80; Black
CANNED VEGETABLES tomatoes. 81 81 io@iI rs
spot nr Peas q 1891 40 spot ,0, owing 20 a..
seriously checked trade. Quotations are as
Costa Rica. Salvador and Guatemala; 21LI@2l34c
for good washed Costa Rica Salvador and Guate-
Guatemala; 1889 "a sI1c for medium Costa RIGA,
Salvador and Guatemala: l714@lS1Ac for ordinary
Costa Rica, Salvador and Guatemala; 16@l7c for
common Costa Riea, Salvador and Guatemala; log
15c for inferior Costa Rlca Salvador and Guate
mala; 2119c for good green unwashed Salvador:
Salvador.
COAL-No change of note. The market con-
tinues stiff and almost bare of supplies. We quote
prices 10 dealers foows weilingtons, Sl2 q ton,
Seattle, SiI: Coos Bay. sill; Sydney SIS; Greta,
SIS; Cumberland. slS in bulk and $40 in sacks:
hs ss s hss 81 m
81: Rocky Mountain. Sl2 5O@1S p ton.
bd TlsN and M " 9TeaeSe at ss4g In
bbls AMI 81 7532 In kits: Mess Mackerel, SO
XII Paee eo s IN bundles &c y 3,
do. 81 50l1l rs u kes; Whitefsh $40 in half-65i5
ands2@2 rs in Kits; Tongues and Sounds, 81 759
NA1LS-Quotable follows: Two hundred key
lots, 81 80 for iron, So 10 for steel and So so for
standard wire: small lots l5@920c higher all round.
QUICKSILVER-Dull at $53 50@54 Z. flask.
SYRuP-The California Refinery quotes: Drips,
in bbis. csc; do, in half bbls 27ac in 5gal kegs,
321ac: in 1-gal tins 42Iac q gallon.
The American Refinery quotes zoe In b6ls, 22lac
in hair do. 81 12c in kegs and 81 ae gal in cases.
TIN PLATES higher. uids of So So y box being
refused.
SUGAR-Both refneries reduced their prices
yesterday. Tho California Sugar Rsnnery quotes
terms het cash: cube, Crushed. Extra Powdered
and Fine Crushed all IL sc: Dry Granulated. Xc;
Confectloners' A. 5Mc; Extra c. 5I4c Golden Z,
&c y ID: Bags. lac more than DbIs.
the American Sugar Refinery quotes as fol-
lows, terms net cash. Extra fine Cube Crushed.
Fine Crushed and Powdered. 6lsc a 10; Extra
Fine Powered. 63sc; Dry Graduated. 57sc; Xxx do.
5Tsc; Confectionery A. 534c: White Extra Z, 55sc;
Extra z. 5Ac; Golden Z, Sc q 70.
The morning call., 1890-11-19

TWILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE EOR ANY
i debts contracted by restaurant at 1898 Valencia
st and also warn one and all not to purchase said
restaurant without consulting the undersigned.
HERMANN RINGELHOLTZ, 647 Mission. is 3ts
The morning call., 1890-11-19
DECEIVED A FRIEND.
Contemplate Robbery of an Old Man
a Lam

Contemplate Robbery of an Old Man in
Alameda.
C. s. Whitefeld, who represented himself
as a solicitor for portrait firm in this city,
was arrested in Alameda Monday night by
Chief Of Police Oscar Rodgers Of that city.
1t seems that Whitefeld insinua him.
self into the good graces Of an Old man on
Seventh street, In this city, The old man
said he had bought a ticket for Seattle, and
Whitefed remarked that he would like to
accompany him If he had the fare. A
ticket was promised to Whitefield, aud tn 9
old man dew the balance OF his money
(Si00 from the bank. Whitefeld induced
his newly-found friend to accompany him to
Alameda on Monday night When on
Pacific avenue Whiteteld kOOcked down his
companion and robbed him of his money and
jewelry.
The case was reported to Chief Rodgers
soon afterward and Whitefield was arrested
with most OF the property In his peck ct.
The prisoner is well known to the local
DOlicP
The morning call., 1890-11-19
yirorou, Mem and w om.n

The vigorous are they who pay attic ition to the
avs Of health, Of which one of the foremost Is
Take care OF your digestion. Should temporary
attack of the enemy, dyspepsia, surprise you foil
his subsequent assaults with Hostetter's Stomach
Btters From the stomach come the Fundamental
supplies which minister to vigor. and thoroughly
transmitted into blood actively circulated are the
maintenance OF the system. Paild In countenance.
nervous, attcnnated in figure, appetiteless, poor
sleepers, are the dyspeptic. Reinforced and built
up by tho great stomaehic the and the thin in
crease In color and bulk, appetite improves nerv-
GUS symptoms disappear, sleep grows tranquil and
refreshing. and the intranquii.y OF mind and des-
pondency notable in invalids gives place to light
heartedness, capacity for racy enjoyment OF the
good things OF this life. Use the Bitters for maiaral
bilious. rheumatic and kidney troubles. ~
The morning call., 1890-11-19

Catherine Leyden has sued Anna L. Muir
ply, S. J. Murphy, d. T. Murphy. Eugene
X. l.. Muir ply, Mary Murphy. Francis Muir
ply and Margaret Murphy for S1O15O,
which, she says, is due her on account of
damages sustained by falling downstairs in
the Murphy Building, corner OF Market and
Jones Streets on the 10Th of November, 1888.
She says the accident caused her to break
her arm, and otherwise injured and lame
her, and attributes her fall to the fact that
the defendants neglected to have the stairs
properly lighted
The morning call., 1890-11-19
Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO. Nov. 1S.-In Wheat trading was quito
large and the feeling nervous and unsettled. The
speculative offerings were heavy, and caused con-
siderable liquidation again. The financial situation
is not satisfactory by any means as 1t might be
and various rumors of uncertainty caused selling
pressure, which carried prices down to lower
point than yet reached. The market opened from
14c to IA lower, followed by further reduction
of from 234c to &c. reacted slightly and closed
2sSc lower for December and 234c lower for May
than yesterday. Receipts, 1,o05,000 bushels; ship
ments. 473 GEO bushels. Rye steady at 12c. Bar
ley nominal at 7Sc.
CHICAGO Nov. lS.-Wheat cash, 1890
= Corn-5014c.
Pork-$9.
Lard-S5 80.
Ribs-S5 So
Whisky-Sl
The morning call., 1890-11-19

CITY STEAM CARPET BEATING AND RENO
u waiting works. dyeiug and cleaning. "a aEd23
Eighth 81. q. Il. SIENENS propretor. iyy 6n
The morning call., 1890-11-19
unrel,nb,. nIldaIe-M,n.

In the case of the People VS.. j. Ii. Neyce
OF Sonoma County, who was found guilty OF
enlightenment and who appealed to the Su
preme Court to have the decision set aside
on the grounds of insufficient information
the Supreme Court has affirmed the decision
OF the lower court The money embezzlei
The morning call., 1890-11-19
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
TUESDAY EVENING. Nov. 1a
SUMMARY OF THE MARaErA

Silver lower.
Coal scarce.
Sugar marked down.
Coffee nominal.
Quicksilver dull.
Bags motionless.
Canned Fruits very firm.
Flour quiet.
Wheat declined.
Barley advanced.
Oats very stiff.
Corn marked up.
Rye quiet
All Feedstuffs firm.
Hay easy.
Seeds generally quiet.
Beans show little change.
Dried Peas firm.
Potatoes and Onions firm.
Poultry market glutted.
Heavy receipts of Game.
All kinds of Butter firm.
Cheese strong.
Fine Eggs doing better.
Choice Honey firm.
Fresh Fruits unchanged
Dried Fruits quiet.
Most Nuts firm.
Citrus Fruits strong.
Raisins steady.
Provisions active.
Hops nominal.
Hides demoralized.
Meat market well supplied.
Tallow firm.
Wool duh and easy.
The morning call., 1890-11-19
Charmed Lives.

Mrs. Margaret Olaquez, who was shot in
the throat by her husband eight days ago,
and Harm All You, the Chinese through
whose vitals a hiShbinder's bullet passed
and came out Of his body in front on the
night of the 4th inst, were removed yester-
day from the Receiving Hospital to the CITY
and County Hospital. Their recovery Is
considered remarkable by the surgeons.
Mrs. Olaquez still has the bullet in her
thrOat
The morning call., 1890-11-19
Bad Boys Punished.

Michael DriScoll. Willie Ryan and Thomas
McGinty. small boys, were committed to the
Industrial School yesterday by Police judge
Joachimsen. They stole horse and buggy
from 1922 Mission street some DAYS ago, led
the horse at place near the City Hall on
stolen hav, saw buggy robe at 10 Dolores
street and stole 1t, and finished their ex-
PLOTS by stealing carpenters tools and a
quantity of wine from cellar in the Mis-
The morning call., 1890-11-19
INDIAN SUMMER.

-sHE land does not forget its ancient ways,
We Nor those 1.-THE hunters who went to and
fro
Ll Within Its borders In the long ago:
For ere the coming OF the winter days
A little space 1t holds in Sacred-wse,
In which tits said the hunters all return
Unto the huntng-grounds for which they yearn.
Then it's from hill and plain once more doth rise
The smoke from unseoa camp-hres: meath its shield
Strange specters come and go, and all the land
Is held and 'leagured by the old-time band,
Who pluck the ripcned maize adown the field.
Know then by all the haunting smoke and haze
The land does not forget is ancient ways.
Lucy L. TILLEY. In liarpers weekly.
The morning call., 1890-11-19
rhroa Dlxoros. Gr.n,.a

Wesley p. Bean has been granted di-
vorce from Emma Bean on the ground of
intemperance, and Emma c. Kruger has
been divorced from Fred Kruege for failure
to provide. She is allowed to resume her
maiden name, Baumel. Lillian Il. Walker
has been divorced from Selah Walker be-
cause of his extreme cruelty.
The morning call., 1890-11-19
English Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL. Nov. 1S.-The/spot market is firm
at rs 41adg7s I'd. Cargoes steady at 3Ss Cd for
oil coast. SIS 81 for just shipped and 37s Sd for
nearly due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives tho following
Liverpool quotations: November, rs 6$4d; Deceni-
Der, rs 64d January. rs sgd; February. Is sgd;
March,7s 6s4 d: April Is Sgd; May. Is Sd.
SECURITIES.
LONDON. Nov. 1S-Consols, "a 5-16; United States
Bonds = AS l24La: 41A's. 1854: Silver. 45d:
Rentes, 94r 55c; bullion into Bank of England,
100000,
The morning call., 1890-11-19

by the defendant was handed him by J. Nc
Lean to be handed to neig!bor, one Wight
man, but Neyce failed in his part of the
transaction and was called to account after
the money had been expended.
The morning call., 1890-11-19
The Wool Markets.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1s.-wool Is dull and nomi-
nal.
Boston, Nov. ls.-Territory Woods are firm on
a secured basis. Fine 6O@63c. fine medium 5s@60c
and medium 53@55c q Ii. California and oregon
Woods quiet.
NEW YORK, Nov. lS.-wool firm. Domestic fleece,
2AM1fc "a IN
The morning call., 1890-11-19
Lumber Market.

Retail prices are: Rough Pine. sci p NJ: extra
lengths higher selected, S27; clear. $50; flooring,
s33 for No. l, 1913 50 for fancy S2S for No. q step
ping, SS5@45; rough Redwood, No. i, S2l: second
quality $ii; selected, $50: Shingles, 81 25; Lath.
So 1908 so; Pickets $40 for Pine and SIS for Red
wood Tor rough, $27 for fancy.
The morning call., 1890-11-19
BERKELEY ROOMS AND Houses.

DOR RENT, AT NEwBURY STATION, BERKE-
Il ley, new twostory house OF rooms, bath and
modern improvements; minutes from staton
e25 per month. including water. Call at the prem
ises. or on the owner, A. b. MERRILL, SOB Bryant
st., city. oc29 tt
The morning call., 1890-11-19
Wood Market.

Tosts s1.c each: Redwood. SIS SO a cord; Oak
rough s7@7 %: do, peeled, SO 50; Pine, 81 rs !
cord; Railroad Ties. 3lG3ic apiece.
TAN BARk-Whole bark, SIG q cord.
The morning call., 1890-11-19

Steamers to sal to-day are the Oregon for Port
land and the Corona for humboldt Bay. The City
OF Rio de Janeiro falls due from China and Japan
and the Santa Maria from the southern coast.
The British ship Ellen A. Read, 1850 TONS loads
Wheat at Tacoma fer United Kingdom, Havre or
Antwerp, 3Ss sd; British ship George Thompson
1928 tons, Lumber on the Sound Tor Sydney; Brit
sh iron ship Scottish Isles, 1898 TONS Wheat the
Columbia River for United Kingdom, Havre or
Antwerp; British ship Stamloui, 1913 tons, Lum-
Der the Sound for Valparaiso. Callao range, 52s
Cd; bark General Fairchild, 1856 TONS goes In bal
last TO the Sound to load Coal.
The ship wachusett, 1919 tons, has been bought
for the coast coal trade.
The morning call., 1890-11-19
San Francisco Meat Market.

All kinds are in ample supply. Veal and Dressed
Pork are weaker, these being the only changes.
Wholesale rates from saughterers to dealers are
as follows:
BEEF-flrst quality, &c; second quality. 60
512c: third do, 3Lr@l4Lac
vEAL-Large. 5@5c: Small Calves. 697c.
MuTToN-wethers &c: Ewes, 61ac.
LAMB-Spring Lamb, S1a@S9c a 10.
PoRK-Liye Hogs, 41A@n43sc for hard gran-fed
stock Hogs. 3931ac d 10: dressed do,61z97c q ID.
The morning call., 1890-11-19

MORNING sALES-
Board-50 Cal Electric Light, ID; 10 T Gaslght,
81.
AFTERNOON sALEl
Boaad-200 Hawaiian Com, l715; rs Cal Electric
Light, l2t4; 81 do. 1872; Ito V Water 1914.
The morning call., 1890-11-19

pror, 81, ., 49,, MI.
80, - - ~ s,, 80, ~
ira, 81 2s6st 90. Bakers, ertras al5@4 %.
eitv snnerGne s3ay 40. interior brands S46D4 so
for extras aud S36j3 rs q Dbl for superfne
WHEAT reights are quiet at AIS Cd for iron
vessels for United Kingdom, Bavre or Antwerp
The chartered wheat fleet in port has registered
tonnage OF 53,790, against rs, 800 tons the
date last year; disengaged a. $50 TONS against
1880; on the way to this port $50 600 TONS
against oil 700 on the same date last year.
Wheat continues dull and nominal, and the fnan-
cal stringency at London has done the market no
good. The option market was very weak yester-
aay' anu ueciheu -sso IN she morning a session
NO. J, ~ oi14@i oz12' no. y VI Soi cholce,
sonora, 81 SO@l 3l14 ctl
c.,,s.1rs-vonvtS.
CALL sALEs-MoHNINs.
81 s5ls; 700 81 ssas: 800. 81 ss1: 500, 81 ss1s
buyer S'aSon-'oo' % az 'oo' % Al 20
CALL sALEs-AFTERNooN.
me Market aecaIneu sun Iurtner unuer increased
trading. bmyer So.iuV, u 81 wv " SIS;
season-soo, 81 49,; 100, 81 417s; 400, 81 ass.
BARLEY-Contlnaes to advance The bulls have
4, -. -, -, - - - - g - -,
the marset all their own way now as far as actual
Barley is concerned. offerings are light and
Feed, 81 521a@l 90; lower grades, 81 471SeDl SO;
chsvaler 81 S50Si so for Standard. Al 40a1 AZ
fair to choice.
prvs, ,oo-,no a. s1ah seller ,o1.,oo q, ,,,h
Buyer so-luu % olss. seller el-luo. 81 LIZA.
Buyer May-loo' 81 sl1s.
~ 90 - 80
Buyer 'so.loo' 81 So1s; 100, 81 Ola. Buyer
season : 100. 81 1854; 100. 81 67i loo 81 S69s.
Buyer May-loo, 81 5i 5, 4. ,., .. o.
ings light ana principally held by two or three
houses Receipts moderate. Buyers are at the
mercy Of holders. and have no alternative but
seed. soeao 10 a ctI. common BIack. Al 750I 90.
WS,fs q, soi on M - 7o S~r ~
ShS1iee' S1 Sray , ~ ~ ro@L 90; Surprise u sa
CoHR2%S% Arriy,is yesferiav ware sseo ce,taIs
making S2Oo In Two days. me marSet Is In the
s us hoDgS nnGer s az and saies ar ,his ssa
are reported Wills several dealers are asking from
~ TsyE - J9 nis at Fl s21sMl 2, a ctl
RRaNFIr n, NJ 81 5o ~ o tor the hes, and
W = I9n LOT rover eLaaeS anu a oS.see orahaS
, 80 as ~-oyN' " son Aoi suo
EHorrED FEED.strong at s2I@as . ton: -,
Ia pcoimt contin,e noderste WHAT sI9m
so or Ir 70 Sood and 81 ton forcboic
10 svn ~ WIZ ",a. " "a y, X ~ 10, ~
Lila SS HfsIf gu. Seas = Ton "neA' anu oa
STKhW1SnStea al aueSoc osle; N,. On IT..
a., Ucyo Mi s1s Sooyoo 90, o Ne t,
pers cnarse 30 q ION. yye fiour, ssc e 10 ~
meats 'S; aracKed Wheat a. EunsWheat Fiona
S Sc: Pearl Ri harley. aesc ''1''
sEEDS-Yeliow Mustard is hrm ana onerings are are
ght Bowl 10 g uiet, w ~ ~ , ca" nU
Mustard 81 So@3 g Gu; slaI ~ oVg1 90; Sanary
Sg3h4c 9 10: Alfalfa, ogof2c; hape' nS|14c'
DRIED PEAs.Flrm at the advance. Offerings
eye So H selis Peas &c o ''''" % ~
sBbcKWfMEAT"iowsr. u under free arrivals at 50
GU.
The morning call., 1890-11-19

The New York market has declined to 9914c
ounce, and the bank quotes this market weak and
nominal at
The morning call., 1890-11-19

BALLROOM AND FANCY DANCES TAUGHT.
ID lRVlNS Dancing Academy. s27 MisSion.no7 3m
GOOD BUSINESS INVESTMENT CAN BE
VI made by purchasing merchant tailor-made
business suit for Sl5 made by leading merchant
tailor for $50 ORIGINAL MISFIT CLOTHING
PAELORS. COZ. Post and Dupont SIS.
The morning call., 1890-11-19

1AQ7 MARKET ST.-BEST HOUSEKEEPING:
liz latest improved machine work guaranteed.
If JOOST BROS. HAY, GRAIN, WOOD AND
NJ. Coal yard. 600 to 6IS Cough st. no1l SIN
DACKING. SHIFPfNG, MOVING FURNITURE
The morning call., 1890-11-19

THE WONDERFUL CLAIRvoYANT IN BUSI-
ness, stocks and life-readlng has no equal: fee
Doc. Room /. III Third St. upstairs. nni7 Ats
The morning call., 1890-11-19

Buyer go 800. 81 80; 100. 81 327s; 1000,
81 321a: 7OO 81 32ss; 800. 81 sa14; 800, 81 1919
Buyer season-9OO, 81 AZ; 800, 81 4lJs.
The morning call., 1890-11-19
OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS,


OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
OAKLAND Y-ADVERTISENENTS AND
" subscriptions received at the Oakland Branch
Once of The MoRSING CALL, s57 Broadway. near
Seventh ST. OIfce hours A. NJ. to p NJ
G.1TS EACH-lO0 LOTS IN 1HE BEAUTIFUL
u ~ suburbs of Lor:a; no such bargains ever
offered in Oakland; right in the march OF immedi-
ate improvements; ferry TO San Francisco;
streeI-car line 10 Oakland: como at once before
prices advance: sure TO MAKE money; lots 25xlS5;
sl5 down, So per month CLOUGH & BAk tR
964 Washington st. OCT If SuAIoWe
BARGAIN FOR A FEW DAYS: BEAUTIFUL
- residence LOT in the finest portion of oakland;
station. schools. churches, etc; cement sids-
walks Call for particulars on A. IL. BREED CO.,
S2S Montgomery ST., Safe Deposit Building, San
Francisco. no16 In
I OTIS 500, 1925, $50, S200-S20 DOWN. $40
per month; last chance Tor cheap lots; Seminary
ave. only few more beautifully situated lots left
In this tract Seminary ave. now severed: franchise
granted for trio railroad. which passes the
property buy before the raise. For further p2rtie
uiars apply TO Twenty third Avenue Land Company,
1853 1wenty-third ave, East Oakland, new Bank
Building nOl4 II
The morning call., 1890-11-19
Shipping Notes,

New York Exchange par for sight drafts and
l0c for Geographic.
The morning call., 1890-11-19
ALAMEDA ROOMS AND HOUSES.


QeI 900 COTTAGE4 ROOMS; STREET SEW
I'D wv. cred: 5000 cash; balance easy terms.
s16O0-4-room house. with Windmill and pump;
lot 60xl40; 500 cash; very easy terms.
$4SO0-Elegant new 2-story house Of rooms;
easy terms
Sl2.O00-Three houses; now renting for 500 per
month; send for particulars
Several desirable places to exchange for country
property. JUDD, HANLEY d CO., 1906 fark st. IL II
GCE00 MODERN 2-SToRY HOUSE OF q
UOOOO. rooms and bath: lot 5exl40; on mac
adamzed street; term $500 down. balance at $50
per month. Apply To- JOSEPH A. LEONARD. cor
ner OF Park ST. and Central ave, Alameda. nol6 If
The morning call., 1890-11-19
New York Exchange

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