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The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-11-15
THE ARMY AND THE NAVY.
ARMY NOTES.

The following transfers in the Eighteenth
Infantry have been made: Captain James II.
Baldwin, from Company E to Company /, and
Captain William B. Wheeler, from Company
to Company E.
Captain William r. Hall, assistant surgeon,
will be relieved from duty at Fort Schuyler,
N. Y, on the arrival at that post OF Major
William ID. Wolverton, surgeon, and will
then proceed to Angel Island, Cal, for duty.
Leave of absence for four months, with per-
mission to go beyond the sea, has been granted
Lieutenant Colonel William B. Hughes, dep
uty quartermaster general.
Post Chaplain Sherman NJ. Merrill OF the
Army, has been found ncapacitated for active
service by an Army retiring board.
The following assignments to duty Of Off
GERS Of the medical department, recently ap-
pointed, have been ordered: First Lieutenant
Henry @. Fisher, assistant surgeon, Fort
Riley, Kan; First Lieutenant Henry A. Shaw.
assistant surgeon, Fort Mckinney, w. T.;
First Lieutenant Samuel Il. Dunlop, assistant
surgeon, Fort sill, Oki. T.; First Lieutenant
Charles f. kieffer, assistant surgeon, Fort
Sheridan, H.; First Lieutenant Frank L. Mer-
iwether, assistant surgeon, Fort Adams, r. l..
Leave of absence for four months to take
effect December /, 1891, has been granted
First Lieutenant j ohm Pitcher, First Cavalry.
The following transfers in the Twenty-first
Infantry have been ordered Captain Ebe-
nezer w. Stone, from Company A to Com
pany X ; Captain Charles A. Williams, from
Company to Company A; Second Lieuten-
ant Charles G. Dwyer, from Company A to
Company l, and Second Lieutenant Ralph K.
Van Deman, from Company to Company A.
On mutual application of the officers con-
cerned, the following transfers IN the First
Artillery have been made: First Lieutenant
Arthur Murray, from Battery to Battery L,
and First Lieutenant Themas G. Patterson,
from Battery to Battery b.
By direction Of the Acting Secretary Of War
Captain Louis A. La Garde, assistant surgeon,
will be permitted by the commanding officer,
Fort McHenry, Nd, to leave that post at such
time as his service may be required at points
distant from Baltimore in connection with the
Worlds Columbian Exposition, and during
his absences Captain G. n. Berkeley Ma
cauley, assistant surgeon on duty at Balt-
more, Md, will perform medical services for
the post of Fort McHenry.
First Lieutenant George H. Batten, Twenty
second Infantry, has been relieved from duty
in connection with the militia OF North Da-
kota.
Captain William E. Hopkins, assistant sur
geon, has been detailed as a member of the
Army retiring board at New York City, vice
Captain Edwin F. Gardner, assistant surgeon
relieved.
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THE INDUSTRIAL
BANKING AND INVESTMENT ASSOCIATION
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
THE INDUSTRIAL


and end @ T appea@ Pa pohta0y employed with
the OF carrying out this principles
addition further Interest varying with the profits
and The Company also receives mortgages
BUILDING persons means un
e9uhea changing
BiN m ASsGa @ o procedure which characterize
ne terms ana extent OF which he perfectly
We Of money complicated pro-
advantages POSTAL SAVING BANK TO-
@ SOUND CO. sysem added to the
may from i've until
per Onehalf SAVINGS
IelP profit with the largest
allowed under the usual Savings ~ ~ W ~ "
being always evanS6e
sA T aApE M $ AID M and DREoF s 6k
OF INTENDED
m M Paul Deede his Emperor
the eS sh self % snne GG% & ns sea
the sources o. ae power and wealth to their felows
% wfo IGe power Of destroying the
Dr. Melville Jackson An
" This Asao9 % pGs esoaIn to fR1 & Cypress the
ana eTs throughout the world mened together The
ana only those who
good lth and security While
BUSINESS w1 gives Inc greatest profit the shareholders
ana agriculture
Special
WHEREBY avoided
s cnetks being OF the greatest conVen no
T cerfdcsts @ ds s GS d@ns GTnsr to move from one ~ to another no how distant ~
@@ @@ y % @ amy amy hes feare other
m Small Ornamental Bee Hive Savings
deposits will commence ercenti ere,asde desed.
The Officers and members
proved, participate
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THE NAVY AND MARINE CORPS


Lieutenant j. D. Kelley has been detached
from duty as inspector Of steel at the Union
Iron Works, Pittsburg, Pa, and placed on
waiting orders.
Chief Engineer Edward Farmer has been
detached from the Chicago and ordered to
duty at the Portsmouth, N. H., navy-yard.
Chief Engineer A. S. Greene has been de-
tached from duty at the Leagne Island navy
yard and ordered to the Chicago.
Chief Engineer Joseph Trilley has been de-
tached from the navy yard, Portsmouth, N.
H., and ordered to duty at the Union Iron
Works at San Francisco, Cal.
Commander G. F. Grodrid has been ord cred
to command the training ship jamestown.
Lieutenant c. H. Lyman has been ordered to
the Thetis, and Lieutenant f. s. Carter to the
Miantonomoh.
Lieutenant Alex M. S. Crakin has been de-
tached from duty in the Bureau of Ordnance
and ordered to the Miantonomoh.
Ensign E. H. Parmenter has been detached
from the Mohican and ordered to the Thetis.
Chief Engineer w. A. Windsor has been de-
tached from special duty connected with the
Dolphin and ordered as inspector of machinery
building at the Iowa Iron Works for torpedo
boat No. o.
Commander b. P Lsmberton has bee de-
tached from the command of the training
ship Jamestown and granted two months
leave.
Lieutenant W. s. Cowles has been detached
from the command of the Despatch and
granted leave for three months. Lieutenant
York Noel, Passed Assistant Surgeon j. ID.
Gatewood, and Passed Assistant Engineer j.
s. Ogden have been detached from the Des-
patch and granted two months leave.
Chief Engineer Louis j. Allen has been de-
tached from duty at the Erie Boiler Works,
Buffalo, N. T., aud ordered to the Chicago,
18th instant.
Chief Engineer II. II, Clare has been de-
tached from the receiving ship Franklin and
ordered to the Atlanta.
Pay Inspector George Cochran has been or
dered to examination for promotion.
Assistant Engineer Arnum Hartrath has
been ordered to duty at the Union Iron Works,
San Francisco
The orders of Lieutenant c. H. Hyman to
the Thetis have been revoked.
The Petrol, now at San Lucia, w. l., has
been ordered to proceed direct to China via
the SueZ Canal
Chief Engineer w. H. Harris has been de-
tached from the Atlanta and ordered to the
receiving-ship Wabash.
Passed Assistant Engineer q. W. Rae has
been detached from duty in the Bureau of
Steam Engineering and ordered to the At
lanta.
Passed Assistant Engineer G. E. Burd has
been detached from the Atlanta and granted
two months leave.
The orders of Chief Engineer A. s. Green,
detaching him from the navy yard, League
Island, and ordering him to the Chicago, have
been revoked.
Lieutenant R. T. Mulligan has been de-
tached from the Despatch and granted leave
for one month.
Assistant Paymaster s. L. Heap has been
detached from the Despatch and ordered to
settle accounts, then granted leave for one
month.
The Navy Department has authorized a
payment OF 81 $50 to be made to the Bath
Iron Works on account of harbor defense ram
No. /.
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Mr.. Stiebel, who has been in New York the
past week, has secured the entire stock of a
BANKRUPT Cloak Manufacturer, and he
can assure you that the prices on Coats are at
least 40 per cent. cheaper than you can get
anywhere in this or any other city. These
goods must 60 and we refuse no price.
Coats and Capes trimmed in Fur of every
imaginable kind at manufacturers prices.
$12 Light Bear-Trimmed Refer, $500.
$12 Dark Bear-trImmed Refer, $500.
$15 Black Astrakhan- trimmed Refer, $40.
$13 Black Astrakhan-trimmed Refer, So go.
$l2 Black Astrakhan-trimmed Reeter, 81.
$40 Black Astrakhan- trimmed Refer, So.
$1S Light Muffloon-trimmed Refer, $l3.55.
$25 Lynx-trlmned Tan Kersey Coat, $16.
Sic Cheveron Refers, trimmed In Red Fox
Fur, 1925.
Sarah Bernhardt anu Military Capes from
SO and up.
Fur Capes.
17-inch Black Hare Capes $780,
17-inch Black Russian Hare Capes, $7.25
17-inch French Seal Cape, $11.25.
17-inch French Seal Marten Collar Cape,
$14.25.
1S-inch Real Marten Cape, $41.
24-inch French Seal Military Cape, Monkey
or Astrakhan Vest Front, $780,
Child's White Coney Sets, Csc.
Child's Opossum Sets, 1926.
Childs Angora Sets, So. .25.
Chid's Mutlioon Sets, all colors, $4. .99
Trimming of all kinds and colors
Millinery.
All Fancy Feathers, former prices, So. .25, So,
$1.75, $780, $1.25, 81, and 75c., now
25c-
French Pattern Hats, former price $50; now
Best quality French Felt Hats. all colors,
to close,
75c.
Infants CIOaks.
Long Cashmere Coats from So. so and up.
Short Elder Down and Cashmere Cloaks,
fur-trimmed, from So and upward.
Infants Dresses and Slips, Caps, shawls,
and full line of outfits.
Feather. BOaS.
Short Feather Boas, Neck Piece, 71c.
3-yard Coque Plume Feather Boa, $3.49.
Ladies' and Children's Merino Underwear,
Cotton and Cashmere Hose for Infants, Chill
dren and Ladies'
One lot of Undressed Mousquetaires, in
Tan and Black, Tic. pair.
26-inch Gloria Silk Umbrellas, bent wood
handle, silver finish, only 81. 40.
Our Iina Jn Gauza Fans 20 oomn1aSo
"A Souvenir to EVery
Child.
WE WILL GIVE WITH EVERY CHILD'S
AND INFANTS CLOAK A PRETTY SET
OF FURS FREE OF CHARGE.
Come early to avoid rush
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-11-15

Long Cashmere Coats from So. so and up.
Short Elder Down and Cashmere Cloaks,
fur-trimmed, from SO and upward.
Infants Dresses and Slips, Caps, Shawls,
and full line of outfits.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-22

HORSE, NEW ToP-BU6GY AND HARNESS:
IL selling for want OF use. All 1urk St ap2l 5t*
CTALLs AND ROOM FOR WAGON TO LET
- 25S Perry st. apis IT.
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A LN AND SECUNDHAND BAkEIt-M AGONS,
NEW AND SECONDHAND BUGGIES WAGONS,
~ carts. phaetons, hack, three-seat top wagon.
VIM. A. MOwRY & Co. 1I40 Folsom. apI6 7IF
> SECONDHAND EXPRESS AND DELIVERY
= wagons at SANBoRN'S, p Beae st. ap3 I'm
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Q.17SO . FLATS, 4 ROOMS EACH: 22D ST,
u i ~. bet. Harrison and Bryant W. l. NOR
GAN q CO, 5i2 Cal. ST., Mem Of S. +. Real Is
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DOR SALE-LARGE FINE BAY HORSE. SUIT
able for doctor; also hRe trotring saddle-horse;
trial given. Club stables AGA Taylor st. app Il
DOOKER'S NEVADA HORSE MARKET; 1905
~ Harrison; horses Of all Kinds ON hand fe7 6m
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-22

NPEJIAL BAKGAINS AND SPEJIAL HA IEo IN
~ Fruitvale, in the Fruityale Tract. the part OF
Oakland that is improving faster than any other;
only SITS lot; so cash and so a month; this is
positively the best chance to get good lot at low
price; centrally located 14th St, High;
greatest opportunity in Oakland. S. S. AUSTlN,
lIOl Tweuty-third Ave. Station, ap3 I'm
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QO60 SECURES A NICE HOME, BY THE
10 AOO payment OF the balance $3.50 In monthly
sastalments of so 80: nice cottage rooms; lot
24xllO. ID. r MENTMORTH. West Rerkeley. l6 Z
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EDUCATIONAL.


V FOCAL LESSONS. FOR TERMS APPLY sos
Powell ST.; PR +. J. r. OGlLYIE. ap21 19t
ZIrHER LESSONS GIVEN BY MAX MAlER 526
II Turk ST., Polk. importer OF Zthers from
the best manufacturers IN Germany; from $50 up
ward. api9 lit+
DROP. G. GoFFRIE, SOLO vIoLINIST, ETC.
L Residence. 1880 Webster. 1T. Geary. apl7 15tt
FASTEST METHOD. VIOLIN LESSONS 81. Pro
II FESS0R MlLrNER. IA Willow ave. ap9 Inns
ID W. KIMBALL. TEACHER OF PIANO, 29l2
L Howard ST.; terms moderate. apo I'm
CANDIDATES PREPARED FOR TEACHERS"
" examinations. 795 Van Ness ave. mr22 I'm
DACIFC ENGINEERING SCHooL-ENGINEE R-
ing. architecture. surveying. 121 Post. fe20 Tyr
CCHooL CIVIL, MINING. MECHANICAL EN-
- cheering surveying, architecture, drawing. as
saying estab 1854. A, Van der Nailen, 1913 Mkt tt
MANDOLIN AND VIOLIN INSTRUCTIONS;
Ifl Italian method; genuine Italian mandoiins,
mandolas, lutes. PROF. ADELSTEIN lO09 Suffer-
II EALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE. "a POST ST
hDoubleentfy book keeping. psnmanship, short
hand, type-wrting. teegraphy, ETC. all included in
business course under one fee of $75. ie30 tf
pACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE. $40 POST ST.
4 Lie scholarship. $40; day ana evening" oc2oit
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SPECIAL BARGAIN = MODERN . STORY
~ house; rooms, bath and basement; all in thor
Ough repair; SW. cor. on Linden ST., bet Twelfth
and Fourteenth; very desirable home; offered at
low figure because OF removal OF owner. JNO.
AUBREY JONES, 900 Broadway, Oakland. al lat
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GS09O PINE ST. Mr.. WEBSTER-2-STORY
DOUoO. house OF rooms and BATH lot 27x
100 We have sold vacant lot only $50 feet distant
from this property at $3.50 per front foot, which
would bring this lot at $3.50 therefore the house
being given away at Sl50 this is positively bl r
gain aud worth your while to investigate. Apply
To OiFARRFII A LANG II Montgomery ST
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TOR sALE-BoARDING AND LODGING HOUSE
i with good bar surached: hrsU-class business:
good location. Inquire BOB Beale ST. ap2I l4t@
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

O'FARRELL LANG. REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
" Auctioneers and House Brokers. IL Montgomery
street. Members OF the San Francisco Real Estate
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ATToRNEYs-AT-LAw.

n L. oCONNOR, ATTORNEY-AT-LAw, 40
~. Montgomery ST.. San Francisco Room go Pro-
bate ana real estate law. Patents solicited lgtfsw
EREE ADVICE IN ALL LEGAL MATTERS;
u marriage annulled. collections. probate. etc. g.
W. HOWE & CO., Attorneys-at-law, 20 Kearny 10 II
Y T. CASoN, ATTORNEY-AT-LAw, 40s CALL
II. foruia ST., Room 5. apl4 GIN
CLARA FoLrz, ATToRNEY-AT-LAw- PRAC-
" tees State and Federal courts. 4lo Kearny II sm
a NJ. ARMSTRONG, ATToRNEY-AT-LAw S3I
n Montgomery st. Rms. 1921, Telephone 52l7.1y
NJ AGILE 4 NAGLE A ToRNEYS-AT-LAw, GIL
IN Montgomery St. Rooms to 4. fel5 BIN
JENNINGS & HUBS, ATToRNEYS-AT LAW,
y $50 Pine ST, Rooms 40 and so. fell II
- A. BROTHERS. ATToRNEY-AT-LAw, sos
IL. Clay ST nos II
" W. DAVIDSON, ATTORNEY T-LAw. ta3
w California st., RVolns Lib; advice fres d3st
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l. AkGAIN FOR YOUNG MEN or MAN AND
y wife; saloon and lunch-house Apply CALL
ETanC once ap22 3tF
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GcSAD MODERN FLATS. LOCATED ON A
tpOOOO.NE cor in the Western Addition, OF
rooms and bath each total income $500 per annum
lot 25xSl IS; this s pickup for any one seeking
fats. Apply to OFARRELL & LANG, IL Mont
gomery St ap19 SuWe IT
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GCk00 ONE OF THE CHOICEST RESI-
p-OOO. deuce sites In the city; Frederick ST.,
near Ashbury; lot 25xI06:3; street work completes
ready for building; bear IN mind that there is a
franchise granted for a cable road via Frederick St
TO Golden Gate Park and when road Is running il
Will advance the value of the property so per cent
For further particulars apply TO OFARRELL 81
LANG. IL MONTGOMERY st.
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
FRUITVALE,

OAKLAND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND
" subscriptions received at the Oakland Branch
Office of THE MoRSING CALL, 9O2 broadway.
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L pays $500 month. III Fifth St ap2p IT.
DRANCH BAKERY: VARIETY. STATIONERY:
ID must sell account departure. 2S71a Fifth ST. i
49, . III
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OAKLAND.
Frutvale ave. has for many years been deemed
TO be of the most desirable locations this side
of the bay for residence property.
1t Is sheltered from winds. has sunny exposure
and delightful climate, and is handsomely improved
by number of the most elegant homes aud charm
ing ornamental gardens
The tract offered for sale is n portion OF the
home place Of Mr. Hugh Dimond, and is situated
upon the avenue at the intersection OF Hopkins
St. the terminus OF the Highland Park and also the
FTutvale street railways.
The Highland Park line is about to be recOa-
structed and reequipped, and VIII furnish frequent
access TO and from this property. including early
and late trips.
Lots win be sold on liberal terms if desired
Superior cement sidewalks arc being laid.
City water is being introduced.
1t is also proposed to have electric lights upon
the avenue.
AS an inducement to parties erecting homes ar
engagements have been made with the railway com
panies by which free pass. good for five years. will
be furnished for each dwelling erected upon the
tract within specified time. For the purpose OF
protecting the property and insurng good class OF
purchasers, stipulation will be required-that no
house worth less than $500 shall be erected Pur-
cbasers will. however not be required to build at
all II they do not desire. These lots have upOa
them choice, vigorous young fruit trees now In full
bearing.
For maps and further particulars apply to the
~
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G0760 ASKED, AND A REASONABLY
sDC w offer entertained; sunny side Washing
ton ST., near Webster choice building lot, % :ox
1924 It must be sold the is about to leave
the city. Apply to QUARREL & LANG, IL
MONTGOMERY At
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G0OS0 LOT 5UxI45 Sw. COR. HERZOG
tDO-OO. 81. and Butler ave; 2-story house,
nearly new rooms and BATH hard-ihfshed. IN Cd
inproved street work completes; Golden Gate.
CARN tfTZHUGH-HOPKINS co.
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GdQOA PAYS 1910 PER ANNUM; CLEMEN-
R1CUO- tina ST., bet. Sth and 9th; modern
2'Story bay-windOw house; s rooms. bath and laun-
dry rear house 4 rooms; lot 25xS0 Apply to
O'fARRELL Il LANG, IL Montgomery st.
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G06OO GEARY ST.; COTTAGE s ROOMS.
,DOOOO. bath aud basement lot 23xl07 70:
small barn in rear; street graded; cable-csrs pass
the door; part cash terms reasonable. CARNALL-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. co.
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L-OE SALE-S2O0; A VARIETY STATIONERY
and candy store IN a good location Apply at
candy-factOry, 3O7 East ST., opposite Oakland
ferry. apo 3t%
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Clio OO0 FoLSOM-ST CORNER, NEAR
tD1O.OOU. 7th; store the corner; fiat oil
rooms over store and dwelingslOn Folsom st OF
each; the lot Is 50x75: the tot 4 income is
$ll22 per annum, which at least is per cent be-
low what 1t should be; property rented very cheap.
Apply 70 O,FARRELL a. Lang. II MONTGOMERY 81.
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GSOO PARTNER WANTED IN ESTAB-
- OOOs HShed cash business which viii pay over
SlU0 Per month to each the year round; no
previous experience necessary adv ertser is we'll
known man, thoroughly posted in the business, and
VIII Ueach incoming party who must be a steady
man, willing to assist IN the business; night
Sunday work; an acceptable party will be given
iu Investigation. aud pay part cash II desired:
this IS good opportunity for any steady TO get
mo SAFE ana paying business Apply personally
JAMES WILEY 7S3 Marker ST. ap2O 3tH
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= GOD CIGAR-STAND; SELL CHEAP. INQUIRE
VI VIM. BENT, Gay ST. ap22 3t<
CsEgO RESTAURANT; GOOD BUSINESS: So
sC-tU. to SO day; account OF sickness
7lt arloQ r.
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A $1,000 GUARANTY BY A RESPONSIBLE
n real estate firm for sa FOR 800: will be settled
within ! year; profits may be S25OO. Address G.
r., Box 81, this ofiee. ap3 II
old GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT - SEND
" your old gold and silver by mail to the old and
reliable house OF A. COLEMAN, Al Third ST.. San
Francisco; / will send by mall the cash; If
amount Is not satisfactory will return the gold by
Gan FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK
~ 63S kearny ST.. the only corporation that lends
money on diamonds, watches; low interest oe4 II
A WEEKS NEWS FOR CENTs-THE WEEKLY
n CALL. IN wrapper. ready for mailing.
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CAhPENThKs AND BUILDERS.

I V. LAWRENCE CARPENTER AND BUILDER
y $40 Sacrament ST.. cabinet WORK and fitting up
onees promptly attended; telephone 800 mI6u
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G.atO0 25xlI4; y. SIDE 10Th ST. BET
tDO1OU. Sanchez and Church: cottage rooms
and bath. CARNALL-FlTZHUGH- HOPKtN co.
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$500 18Th and I'M eotase mod
ern improved; stable in rear. CARNALL-FIrZ-
HUGH-HOPKINS co.
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EINE SALOON FOR SALE; RENT $50 PER
L month. 1855 Second st. ap22 St*
HARDWARE STORE HAVING CONTRAC-
L tors trade any price; good chance man under
stands locksmthing; rent SIS; must leave. opt
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

II and Auctioneers rents collected aud full charge
taken OF property. 10 Montgomery ST., under Lick
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$500 18Th and i good 200 5ToOm and bath
hard-hnished house; all modern improvements
Observation-Disclosures co.
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G7S00 MODERN 2-SroRY RESIDENCE OF
W wv. rooms, BATH laundry house only3
years old: on the sunny side of Pierce ST. SUIT
ter; this is desirable residence locality, and
you TO purchase the lot and put up the building,
you could not duplicate it at the price asked and
the owner is anxious to sell, offer Will be enter
tained Apply to O'FARRELL LANG, IL Mont
POmerV ST
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$50 600 son s large 1F Kt lot S Mts
ent improvements render monthly income OF S6l;
property must be sold to close estate; sale sub
ject TO the confirmation of Superior Court. For
further particulars apply to O'FAkRELL q LANG,
II Montgomery st.
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NoTICE-$300 TO $3.50: LOTS AT FRUITVALE
IN Station, opposite the depot. offered for
sale at the most reasonable terms follows;
onefourth cash balance in 3, II. Is and q months
or in monthly instailments from SO upward: these
lots are the most accessible to railroad con
venieuces of any lots in East Oakland Apply TO
JEFFRESS Il WHITE, or TweHty-thrd-aYe. Land
Co.. Twenththird-aYe station, East Oakland mrl 4
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10000 EAsrLAKE RESIDENCE,


Contains salon parors, diningh buffers pantry.
CONNEXIONS Kit hen, sunny and capaclOus cham
bers, finished basement, laundry; house entirely
decorated hy Clark a Co.: all modern conveniences.
such as electric bells and electric gas-ignters pat
ent fire and burglar proof safe for Jeweiry and sill
Terware, sanitary plumbing; street paved with
bituminons rock and accepted by the CITY; Ashbury
ST., near laight; take Haight, Oak or Ellis St car
lines get off at Ashbury ST.. walk one block south.
For further particulars apply to OFAkRELL &
LANG, II montgomery ST., or r. d. CRANSToN, on
nremlSes
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-22

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