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ELEGANT Preside Heights.

NE cor. OF Clay and Walnut These magnif-
cent residence lots certainly the choicest in this
beautiful location; they command the finest marine
view; the imposing beauties of Marin, Napa and
Contra Costa counties: Mount Tamalpais looming
mp In all its magnificent grandeur; there are but
rev lots in this city that equal these any
son wanting the choicest of the choice locations in
this city for home or for decided advance in the
the future should invest in one or more OF
MIA ST. cables streets severed and in elegant shape
lots all ready TO build upon lots 81 70 and % by 10O
ance IN 1, 2 and years; interest," per cent per
annum.
Handsome Residence.
N. line mo. 64O) Of Haight ST., 20 feet f. OF
Plerce-Fine 2-StorY bay-window residence,
rooms, BATH etc. mirrort0p tiled mantles partially
fHished basement; at small expense can be altered
into French flats; cement stone walk; street in
bituminous rock neighbOrhOOd first class examine
it. those who want a cheerful home; Hafght-st.
cable; lot 25xl10.
Income Property.
w line (Nos. 2ll, 2l3 aud 2l5) OF Webster. 125
feet y. OF Haight st.-Buiiding comprises
French flats with modern improvements, subdi-
yided into suites of z, 3 and rooms, bath. etc;
property in hrst-cldsS condition; choice neighbOr-
hood; eemeat stone walks; street in Al condition;
Haight-St. cable: income reut $50 so; examine
this for an investment; lot 25Xl00.
Harrison, Near 10th st.
w. liue (NOs 1914 and 131415 Harrison n. OF
10th st.; improvements consist OF buildings, com
prising four tenements; electric road pass in
front Of the property rents. $44 streets laid with
basalt rock; lot 25x95.
Preside Heights.
s. line of Washington ST.. 275 feet w. of Central
huer in this city: several elegant residences now in
course of construction in the immediate Eeighbor-
city; street severed; lot ready for builder Jack
son and Caiif0rnia-St cables; any person wanting
home lot should examine this property; large lot,
"a Il I2x127 :S14.
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AUCTION SALES.
GEO. T. HANSON.
ThIS DAY

AUCTIGEEER & COMMISSION MERCHANT,
425 KearnY St.. between California and Plna
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Do Not Fail to Examine These Choice Resi-
dClCe Lets,

The Golden Gate Park Is Immediately in front "
this property, aud is splendid resort Cor all parties
living In the vicinity is always In splendid condi-
ton and kept 10 order by the city authorities. All
objects II interest in this elegant within
few minutes walk OF these beautiful lots
Oak, HAYES and to-ba Fell-street cable Take
either of the cable roads get at Lott street
or Masonic avenue. Our auction flag diagrams and
catalogues on the property.
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AT the meeting of the City Council a long
discussion was bad on the opening of East
Twelfth, west OF Twenty-third avenue, and
the matter was finally referred TO the Com
Biittee on Ordinances and judiciary. Ceun-
Gilman BlOSnahan moved TO except the note
TiOus ROSsIs cottage near the Twelfth
street dam, from the list Of those all0 Xed
liquor licenses, but he was defeated by
vote Of 6 to :. The ordinance apprOpriating
$1,000 for the Fourth of July celebration was
passed next. At IL o'clock the anti-pool
ordinance came up on is final passage, but
was defeated by a vote of 10 3 as follows
AyeS-BToSnahan, Earl, GawtbogHe. Hoffman,
Macdonald, ThOrnbuTg, HaIki1sOH Wtkns-S.
NOes-JOhnSon, Pafdee, President Nelson's.
Brosnahan. in explaining his vote, stated
that he had changed his mind with refer
ence to pools having ascertained that the
people of the Sixth Ward, which he repre-
sentS, are in favor of the selling Of pools.
None Of the other COuncilmen voting
against the ordinance made any remarks,
though Pardee and President Nelson spoke
in favor Of the ordinance. A long ordinance
was introduced aud passed to print, after
two readings, licensing DOOl-selllng AT $500
per annum. a motion to raise the fee to
$1,000 was defeated by one vote. Some of
the provisions of the ordinance are said TO
be in conflict with the city charter. The
ordinance was passed 10 print by the same
vote as the defeat Of the other. The frau
chiSe of Ex-Governor Blasdell for an electric
railroad on Twenty-third avenue was finally
passed, with the privilege Of using horses
for che year.
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LIBERAL. TERMS.

Only I-3 cash, balance in L and = years;
interest, per cent per annun, paya Bile
N onthly.
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HoWard-St. Church Lot.

HURdiu-Sl. CliGIGil LUis
6Oxl22:6-E line OF Howard s. of 21st; the
CHI urch will pay rent to buyer for limited time;
building be al tered for other purposes; neigh
boraood choicest ON the street.
Large 23d-St. OF.
45x100-S. line OF 23d, commencing 776 feet w.
of Capp.
Lombard-St. DweiIinS-Large Lot.
6oxI co. with L 81 :6x4s, fronting on rear street:
2lS Lombard. below Dupont; modern house, 8
rooms and bath.
Jackson-St. Corner-Rents $125.
57;6xs7 :6-SE- cor, Jackson and Virginia, above
StocktOn; brick and frame impr always
rented.
Gardea-St. Fiats-Renrs $50.
25x75: 2Sx24 :6-Garden. bet. 9th aud 7th, of
Harrison; good ihcome-paying purchase.
Sen Rafael Lots.
Must he solo TO close partnership account.
Villa lot z. fronting 40S feet on Petauma ave-.
running through to Prospect place, on which it
fronts sos feet.
Lots l, 9 3, Sc cor. OF Mission St IN San Rafael)
and Grand ave-; 1877 feet on Mission and 209 feet
on Grand ave.
Oakl nd Lots.
200x133-E. line of Elite ST., 800 feet s. OF A, be-
100x13S-E. line OF Hannah ST.. 300 feet ). of A;
lot 4, Block n, Peralta Homestead.
Alameda Lots.
150xl50-NE. cor. Pacific ave. and Bay St, being
lots /, 2, g. 4, 5, and % In Block F, Page Tract.
Los Angeles Lots.
Nos. %, II, 80, 80, "a, So in Block l, Old Clapp
Orchard Tract myl0 Is II 10 20 81 st
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M a S Q MIC AVE.
EXTRA TER III S:
MASONIC AVE. tio0 IT. wide.)

Only 1-3 cash, balance i'm 1 aud years
interest, 7 per cent per annum, payab. e
month Y.
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Handsome Regidence.
Income Pronertv.
Harrison. Near 10th St.

w. liue (Nos. 1914 and l3141% Harrison, N. OF
10th ST.: improvements consist OF buildings, com
prising four tenements; electric road TO pass in
front Of the property; rents. $44 streets laid with
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ACROSS THE BAY.
4 Babe abandoned in Vacant
House.
More Land for the County Infrmary-Fraud
in School Examinations Benefit
From the PoOl-Rooms.

The attorneys of Mrs. Catherine A.
Greeley in her suit against John T. Davis
for divorce on an alleged marriage con-
tract concluded yesterday to let the new
attorneys she wanted be substituted. Alter
the substitution the new attorneys made a
motion to dismiss, but this Judge Ellsworth
denied until defendants attorneys had
been notified. Mrs Greeley brought suit at
Stockton against Davis for $4,000 damages
for alleged seduction, concluding 10 aban-
don her prior suit for divorce in Alameda
County, but as she had hired another at
torney in the Stockton matter and had not
paid the Oakland attorneys they would not
allow the case to be dismissed or allow an
other attorney to displace them in it for the
purpose of dismissing.
The tie for one of the Town Trustees of
San Leandro was decided by new election
on Saturday, when w. H. Gray, regular
Republican, was elected over b. c. Halves
by plurality Of 10 votes.
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These lots are located at Waldo Point Station
five minutes by rail- from Sausalito and gently slop
ing toward the south aud north, command a mag
niicent bay and mountain panorama.
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AN ABANDONED BABE.

Mrs. de la We're of 239 Hannah street,
North Oakland, found yesterday an aban-
doned babe, about months old, in the va
cant house next door. A note pinned 10 the
child's clothes read: - Please, Mrs. -,
keep this. l don't want it. for / am off on
the next boat. | hope God viii send you
luck with it," The note was unsigned and
the parents are unknown. Mrs. de In We're
was in the habit of going into the vacant
house every day for water. The case was
reported TO the Secretary of the Humane
Society. Mrs de la We're is willing to keep
The founding.
The Young Mems Christian Association
of Oakland has sued the Sheltering Home to
quiet title to the lot at Twelfth and Clay
streets, upon which the associations new
building is situated.
COUNTY SUPERVISORS.
The Alameda County Board of Supervis-
Ors has concluded to add thirty-fFe acres Of
the Leroy estate 10 the County Infrmary
farm, near San LeandrO. The land adjoinS
the infirmary. 4 resolution was adopted
fixing the day for closing the purchase. The
tract is known as the Spring Tract and the
price to be paid is 81, 5l9 -. 1t is said that
additional buildings will be added to the
hospital during the summer.
The estate OF George Thorn has been APP
praised al SSS63 10, consisting of real estate
and improvements at Newark, valued at
$500, and the remainder of merchandise
and other personal property.
One Of the dynamos of the Oakland and
Berkeley Rapid Transit Company was in
iured on Sunday by the burning out of the
coil
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, aud acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
TEN efectually, dixpels colds, head
aches and feyers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
cepiable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and haze made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand viii pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FjG SKRUP co.
SA. FRANCISCO. cAi.
lcwsYnif. xr sEw roRx Ex
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18

ARKANSAS CITY, Ark, July IL
News has reached here ,.f the assassi-
nation of DIR. c. c. Buckner near Der
mott, Chicot county, at 10 o'clock
Wednesday night. He was at home
alone and sitting ON the front gallery
of the house, when some one fired from
the darkness with a double e-barreled
shotgun. One charge entered his breast
and the other his head, killing him in
stantly. His body was found half an
hour later by his eolorod cook, who
was visiting neigbbor. So far no
clev TO the assassin has bcep found.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18
FISHERIES a FAILURE.
Rsvs@es of the Grip Prevent ths ysus
Catch In the Canadian Gulf

~ the 'ltP Ef~'che wv N9hss
Catch In the Canadian Gulf
QuEsEc, Can. July 1.-THE Canadi-
an gulf fisheries this season are a total
failure. At least "a far as the Eorthern
share aud the Magdalen islands
are concerned. Official information
has been received by the dornin-
ion agency Of fisheries here from
an agent on Grindstone island,
who Whites that the spring school
OF cod passed the island while the
entire population was down with Ia
grippe and that none could be caught.
For the same reason Holsters. which
were very abundant. could not De
taken. The factories have all closed
down after sustaining .serious losses.
The agent writes that nRless the au-
tumn mackerel fishing is good there
viii Be dire distress on the island next
winter Since June there have been
seventy Ave deaths ON the island from
Ia grippe
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18

whisky Nea Troubled.

LoUtsvnLE, Ky, July II. = The
whisky men of the state are much
troubled over the condition of the
hquor market. There has been
an excessive production for some
time past and it is now estimated
that there is surplus of 10000, 900
gallons on hand 1t is probable that
congress viii be asked To relieve the
market by extending the three years
bonded period now allowed for the
payment of taxes on liquor. IL will
take about SIS. 600, 600 to pay the taxes
this fall unless this is done
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18
blaine said to Have Resumed Work.

WAsHINGIoS, July II. The state
ment is made uuoiiciaily at the state
department that Mr.. Blaine is now
well enough to attend 10 some business
matters. and that a nuTa Der of impor-
tant docanen.s have been sent TO him
at his request. 1t is further stated that
Mr. Blsine's private secretary has
joined him at Bar IIarbor According
10 a report received from Cape May
President Harrison will in the near fr-
ture visit Mr. blaine ia Maine
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18
France on American Pork.

LoSpoS. July 1.-THE Times says
the French decree resci. ing the laws
prohibiting the admission of American
pork takes effect Immediately. The
government gave the chambers assur-
aace that precautions would be taken
against trschinosis in France. and thus
hopes TO escape the measures of retail
istion which are possible under the
Mckinley act
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18

Syw YORK, July II. - Lucius l..
Knight, a yvell-known rserchant of ST.
Louis, died Thursday 1T Bollevue hos
pital. lie was picked up unconscious
on Lexington avenue late Wednesday
night He had money and valuable
jewelrT when last in his senses. but
they were all missing when he was
picked up. There was no wound on
his body nor is there a suspicion of sui
eide. Every Indication points to the
conclusion that the man had been
druzged TO death.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18
WORLDS FAla TOURISTS.
Msfor Hansy ard fsis rrsvelssg ccmPsn-
ions Reach Ioasio. Via southampton.

Nsfer Eansy ard fsis rrsvelssg ce-npsn-
ions Reach Iopio. Via southampton.
LoSp0S. July iT.-Ihe foreign com
mission of The Columbian expos
tion viii remain in London until
July g. after which they VIII
MAKE tour % the larger manu-
featuring towns of Great Britain and
Ireland After lsaving England the
commissioners viii % 20 Paris and
from there - Berlin, Vienna. Brussels.
The Hague. Copenhagen. 81 Peters
burg. Rome. Madrid and other capitals,
n possible. The commissioners expect
T. return - The United States n time
e. present \ fail report of thrir work az
The serni-annusi meeting Of The worlds
soluEa bias commission.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18
DEFY THE LAW.

Illinois Mine Owners Refuse to Pay Their
Employees Oftener Than Snits Their Con-
venience.
CoLFAx, Ill. July 17.-The mine
owners here declAre that they will pay
no attention to the weekly pay and
gross weight laws passed by the last
general assembly. I'VE will pay once
a week, once a month or once Il year,
just as we please" say they. The
miners refuse to go to work unless the
employers will agree to obey the law.
GIRARp, Ill, July 1.-THE Girard
Coal Company has refused to observe
the weekly payment law and all its
miners are out.
SPRING VALLEY, ILL.,, July 1.-THE
strike of the coal miners at this place
was settled on their own proposition,
which includes the gross-weight sys-
tenn of weighing in accordance with the
new law and semi-monthly pay days.
Other conditions are the same as last
year. The mines, which have been
idle since May 1, will be started at
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18
COMMENCED A FEUO.
"A Texas Tragedy That May Lead to An
Number Of Killings.


ST. Louis, July ia dispatch from
Jewett, Tex, says: As result of a
long-cxisting feud between two far n
ers. j. L. Russell, and j. H.
Fletcher, the latter was shot
and fatally wounded Thursday.
As Russell, with his son, was
coming to town they were overtaken
by Fletcher, who opened fire on the
elder Russell, shooting twice at him.
The son jumped between the two men,
shotgun in hand, and empued
both barrels in Fletcher's breast,
inflicting gaping wounds which
will doubtless terminate fatally.
Whatever the' outcome of this
affray, it is thought that this is but the
beginning of fcud as bloody as any
that has cursed the state in many
years, as both men have many friends
and stanch supporters
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18

WoBuRS. Mass. July 1.-THE en-
bezzlement of Charles ". Gilbert. SON
in-iaw of the late Alderman True, will
amount. IL is said. to from SIS. 900 to
SIS. 600 Ilis wife aud mother.in-law
are the principal sufferers. The money
was lost in stock gambling an the
bucket shops of Boston. His where
abouts are still unknown.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18
The French u,llv., s,rIte

PARIS. july IL The threatened rail-
way strike in France began in earnest
Several thousand men are out Thus
far the strikers have rcfrained from
violence, but the companies are max
ing preparations to prevent anv out
break. The travelling public are great
ly incouvenienced
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18

IsoNDoS. July T.. An explosion of
gas occurred Thursday in the slant
wit eoilierr at Poas-y -Pridd. village
Of Wales Manager Abraham. COUSIN
II William Abraham. liberal ns~m-
her Of the house - eanaaons. wsS
allied by tAe explosion,
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18
rhr-~ Hlra On |. Sec.

ST LouIs. July If.-Charles Eloach
has been arrested for q terrible assault
on Joseph smith. The men worked in
a sawuill and during q quarrel Eloseh
threw smith 90 q revolving save. inaiet-
ing horrible injuries
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18

PErsRRoRo. y. L.. July IA train
on the Fitch burg railroad ran into a
horse and carriage at Little Moloney
crossing. near East Jaffrey, and in
ssantiv killed Miss Fioreace T. Taft,
Of Greenville. and slightly iajused Mrs
Asa : Raymond, Of East Jaffrey.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18
ueNsrs-,. PIsn..

wuxFrIxa. W Va, July l. In an
interview Thursday Major Mckinley
said he would open the campaign in
Ohio At woodesiale. about the middle of
August. ard average enc speech day
.hnrnaftar s1s,fil eientinEa
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18

JACKSONVILLE. H.. July I7.-Col
George ". Cham hers died at his home
in this city at ? O'Clock q. M. aged ei.
He was born in Maryland. his father.
Roland Chambers, having been a sol
dier in isf5 Mr. Chambers was a
colonel in the Black Hawk war
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18
NOTES OF THE DAY.

Arkansas crops have been seriously
damaged by recent storms
Crop prospects in Manitoba are the
best that thsy have been Ia many years
PaTnelI has paid tbs costs Of the
O'shea divorce case, amounting 10 -, ooo.
Three hundred coal miners struck for
higher wages Thursday in Mclean
county. Ill
Local worlds fair associations have
been formed in seventy Of the 100 eoun-
ties Ia Kansas.
The city council of Dwight. Ill. have
decided 10 pat in a system Of water
works which viii cost $50, 600.
Willard Miller. engineer of the Shaw
tAnnsry al Aeaford, Wis, was KILLED BY
being caught Ia the fiy wheel
Tennessee white caps took Ed o'Con-
nor, OF fulIshona, out into the woods
and whipped him for maltreating his
wife.
Walter Alden. ST. Louis travelling
man. died at Indianapolis Tuesday
night from an overdose of morphine,
supposed To have been taken with sui
cidal intent.
Marvin ID. Wheeler, OF New York.
has been appointed chief post Office in
spector in place OF Maj Estes @. Rath-
bone, made fourth assistant postmas-
ter-generaL
The corner stone of the s., 600, 0o0
courthouse and city hall was laid at
Minneapolis Thursday by the grand
lodge A. +. A NJ. of the state. frank
l.. Davis delivered the Grafton.
The Presbyterian college at Fort
Dodge, Ia, has been abandoned. the
charter being transferred to a new in
stitution az Storm Lake. la. The citi-
zens of Storm Lake have donated $685.
900 70 the new school.
Thursday discovered a strange insect
in the act OF boring into maple tree.
1t has boring apparatus o inches in
length, body aud wings blue black and
head bright vel ow.
The school election at San Jose, ILL.,,
July Is, At which women were permit
ted to vote, i, likely TO be declared lille
. gal from the fact that question of
Makes and not the election of school Of
Ulcers was under consideration.
Francis r. Rives. the PouShkeepsie
IN. W millionaire, died Thursday in
the 10th year of his age. He was son
of the late William C. Rives, and was
secretary of legation to the court OF
ST. James under President Tyler
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18
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ron DYspTspSIA.

Indigestion, and stomach disorders. use
BROWN'S IRON BITTERs.
al dealers keep Il. 81 per bottle Genuine has
Trademark and crossed red lines on wrapper.
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Go to Feldmeyer Bros. for Paper
Wrap Ter Cigarettes.
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Lemon Elixir.
PIeasan., EIeEan. AID Reliable.

Pleasant, Elegant and Reliable.
For billiousness and constipation take
Lemon Elixir.
For fevers, chills, and malaria, take
Lemon Elixir
Fer sleeplessness, nervousness and
palpitation of the heart, take Lemon
Elixir.
For indigestion and foul stomach, take
Lemon Elixir.
Fer all sick and nervous headaches,
take Lemon Elixir.
Ladies', for natural and thorough or
ganic regulation, take Lemon Elixir.
DIR. Motley sIsemon Elixir will not fail
you In any of the above named diseases,
all of which arise from torpid or
diseased liver, stomach, kidney or bowels.
Prepared only by DIR. Motley, Atlanta,
Ga 80 cents and 90 per bottle. at drug
gists go d i COY.