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The morning call., 1891-03-12
COUNTRY REAL EsrArE-ooNrINuED.

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE-CONTINUED.
G1d0O 100 ACRES MILES FROM GLEN
eDI1OO.Ellen. Sonona County Inquire of owner
81 Jessie ST.: United States patent. mrs 5t*
IRVINE q KLEIN OF UKIAH, DEALERS IN
L all kinds of town, farm, ranch and redwood tim
her property investigate titles attend to bush
ness placed in their hands Tor non-residents refer
ences to any responsible citizen or firm IN Mendo-
cino County. Cal. seq tf
A FEW 20-ACRE LOTS LEFT IN "H0NNS
~ Great Cooperative Fruit Farm; buy while you
can. G. Il. STREET. 319 Pine ST., Room A. San
Francisco no22 u
lOO0 ACRES IN 20-ACRE LOTS: $50 AN
IOOO acre years time; all the cash
qured is S24, being the interest every months IL
set out TO fruit the crop will pay for the land in
years. c. II. STREET, $40 Pine, Room 44.no22 Il
10 YOU WANT PROPERTY. CITY OR CoUN
- try in the prettest valley of the Statee Apply
10 Napa Land Co., Napa, Cal, Tor list OF proper
ties. SEES Il
CGHooL LANDS, 81 90 TO So AN ACRE; ON
~ very easy terms; sold by the State in tracts to
SUIT: no residence or Improvement required; all
kinds OF lands In many different counties; send
stamp for list. Open Monday, Wednesday and Satur-
day evenings + w. LAKE. Flood Building. IL
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to Is cents per week, delivered by carrier to any
part OF the city; the Bulletin Is the best, oldest
and largest evening paper published the coasts
orders by poStai-card or otherwise will receive
prompt attention. Office 622 Montgomery 81.
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SPltsITU ALISAf.

4 RRTVED-MRs DIR. A. DE HOWE OF NEW
~ YorS; is only natural born trance medium n
the world; is seventh daughter, barn with double
veil and wonderful prophetic gift OF second Sight.
this she VIII prove every hidden mystery revealei:
tells your entire life in dead trance gives
in full, also your future husband wife: IN bust
ness. lawsuits marriages. divorces, deaths. ultin.
the separated, removing evil Influences restorias
lost love she has equal. and wishes II distinctly
understood that she adYert!seS nothing bat what s
do: all who are in trouble Invited to call aud %
convinced: $4,000 challenge 10 any medium
excel her. Parlors, 1920 Market ST. OPP 18th. lm
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BOARDING AND ROOMS.


BOARDING AND ROOMS.
THE ESSENTIALS OF A BoARDING-HoUSE
are sunny rooms. polite attendance. pleasant
company at table and home comforts. All of these
to be found at Alb Bartlett St. near Twenty
fifth miro If
Fdo PINE-PLEASANT Rooms WITH EXCEL
I'D lent board: $50, S95 ard $50 a mouth. 8 rs
NICELY FURNISHED SUNNY ROOM WITH
IN board suitable for ! or gentlemen. bt2
Folsom 81. mrs It's
S)COT JACKSON-LARGE, BAY NINDOWED
40 room, with CRATE. foiding-bed ETC., to rent.
with board; also or other rooms; references re-
Qured. mrI Tt~
M ENToNE, eoI POWELL ST.-FIRST-CLASS
M private hotel: all newly and elegantly fur
nished: pleasant sunny rooms, with charming view
OF the hayi terms according to room; excellent
bic board. MRS X. YETZEL, proprie tress. f25 I'm
L'AIRMOUNT-l7l4 MARKET ST.. ELEVATOR
i on Fell st--Pleasant sunny suites, with first
class board, for 2, from $50 per month upward;
single rooms for gents from SIS upward. FEB IT
1l07 BUSH - CHANGED HANDS; PRIVATE
IlOt boarding house: board optionai; refer
ences feiS I'm
TO ELLIS HAS CHANGED HANDS AND HAS
J 4 = been thoroughly renovated. and Is open
as hrst-eiass private clearinghouse. MRS. T.
WHEELOCk. fe14 I'm
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IL Ill EXCHANGE FOR ANY KIND OF A
~ business 81 acres OF land in fruit vines and
pasture. 5-room house and barn; farming imple-
stree. 4rs
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G fOO PARTNER WANTED IN AN OLD
SC1pV. established wood and coal yard; good
horse and wagon; viii pay each AT least $50 per
month: centrally located; rare chance for wording
man. WALSH & BROWN. Sb5l., Market st. It.
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GOOD SALOON WITH FURNISHED ROOMS:
" rs steady boarders; selling account sickness
AnnE Owl Rranch Once: no agents mil BIS
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GGSO LADIES, A1TEN TION-FINE BRANCH
y OOV. bakery, candy. stationery and general
variety store for sale; fine healthy locations has
splendid business; fine living rooms: low rent;
fu.i value for the money Kept by present owner 10
Yeats; is selling on account of old age. Apply X.
KENNY. - kearuy ST. mrq Il
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FUKNIYUNE FoR SAFE.


4 ROOMS, HALL AM BATH: MONTHS OLD;
I complete for housekeeping; for sale cheap; easy
terms to right parties: must be seen 10 be appre-
GATED Call between 10 a. n. and P. 532 Ellis
street. mrl2 st
4 L. CRESS WELL. AUCTIONEER. 1045 MAR
- ket, VIII pay highest price for furniture OF
every description sell your house IN It's entiretyf
4 GOOD CHANCE-YOUR HOUSE FURNISHED
~ complete with furniture carpets. stoves,
tains, blankets, pictures and mirrors at cash prices
on easy inStallmenTs; small deposit. NJ. FRIED
MAN Il CO.'S. largest nstaument house the
Coast, 22S and 80 Stockton and 23T Post ST.: open
evenings: prompt attention paid to country orders.
n EW CHAMBER SETS or Z PIECES, SI5 CASH,
~ OF instailneut. WILEY BROS s5I Mission. u
COUNTRY BUYERS WISHING SECONDHAND
y furniture carpets at reduced prices. cal at
ROSEATHAL'S no Fourth st; satisfaction guar
ahteed o. money Refunded goods shipped free.nl4tf
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10 cents per week. delivered by carrier to any
part Of the city: the bulletin is the best Oldest
and largest evening PAPER published on the coast;
orders by TCStal-csTQ otherwise Will receive
prompt attention ONCE so Montgomery ST.
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ITO SELL YOUR BUSINESS PROMPTLY FOR
I cash 90 TO MORGAN u DOWNEI, Ills Mar
Eet ST., bet. Mason ana Taylor. IT.
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-GTCS C1GAR-STAND; ROOM; MARKET ST.
= ~. $215-Sao0n; city front; among ware
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.eOO CIGAR-STORE; ONE OF TIE BEST
sCOOV. ON Market st. MORGAN * DOWSEY,
ms Market St Its
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OIL AQ0 WILL BUILD 4-RooMED COTTAGE.
u lOOV GEO. W. SALISBURY, l7I3 Green II Il

Q.OAO LOT 5Oxl4O, IN BERKELEY; MAG
sD LUO. nifieeut views; 1875 cash So monthly.
S3OO-Lot 25x 100: macadamized; $25 casn.
$T5O-Handsome orner: 55x10O SIS monthly
&35O-Corner: 40xlD0; $25 cash: So monthly.
$325-Iot 1UxlO0: sidewaiked; So monthly.
$425-Lot 55xl0O; S25 cash: $40 monthly
offer only what own: send for maps; 1000 lots.
CHAS.A BAILEY. owner. 20 Montgomery. milo II
no CAPITALISTS-I GUARANTEE 10 PER
l. cent your money (rea estate); no incum-
braDce Apply LUIS, Ill Butte ST. miro 3t~
ELEGANT LOTS on 1 ST.: OVERLOOKING
IL Park; cheap. AYRES ~ MORSE, Kesrny
street. fe20 I'm
QH00 CASH WILL BUY AN ELEGANT OR
spCOO room bay. window cottage. with bath.
laundry. large Goored basement. wood mantes,
large lot ETC., on s. side OF Jersey ST. block T. of
Castrost cars bet. 2Ith and 25th full price $3.50
to $3.50; balance In small monthly instailments.
NELSON HAMERToN. Builders. mrs BIS
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IRIS. THOMSON, HAND-RUDBER AND SNED-
VI ish movements. lis Grant ave. Room Il. 10 s.
A R8IYEp, MISS NELLY MoNTBoSE WITH
- Rose Hilton, 800 Mission; baths; mass1se.s IT.
> LADY ASSISTANTS WITH ROSE CLEVE-
= LAND. MASSAGE, Nucleus House. T. -. iaI q
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~
DANCH-CHEAP: so ACRES. ALL IN CUTE
Ii walton; choice grape land: vines years old /:
housr, barn, well, Windmill, etc. Parties desiring
to purchase will he shown Photographic views and
receive al. Information By calling upon McGAkYIE
LoR SALE-LoS GAToS: ACRES; NEW a.
room house; Windmill water-tark outbulld-
inGs etc. 800 bearing assorted fruits. neyerfailng
spring; beautiful home; blocks from PoStofice
IN town: price S210O $1,000 mortgage: win
soon be sold at this figure. L. L. SALISBURY. 46S
Ninth St. Oakland mri1 At
G4n00 RANCH IN soNoMA CO; 50 ACRES:
I'D jtOO. 4 acres vineyard, II IN wheat, ) in
vegetables; 200 fruit trees; broom house; barn,
outhouses. poutry-hOuSeS. wagons aud all farming
implements; plenty wood aud water: ~ cash. bal
ance easy terms. Inquire 63S Sacramento. MIL Its
0SE0n PART CASH; CHEAP PLACE: So
dpOOOO. acres. 80 under high state of cutiva-
tlon II in vines, in fruit balance in pasture and
buildings: all farming utensils, = horses, cows,
pigs. chiekens, etc. ID. 5. COOKE d CO., 531 Cali
fornia st. mr10 3t*
81 ACRES NEAR S. T., s27O0: $3.50 CASH:
Il bal. years NoRTHUP, 2S5 Kearny. miro tt
GIRO PER YEAR-To RENT. 2-ACRE CHICK
ID j ~ en-ranch 6-roon house; barn; chicken
houses; fruit enough for family use; situate close
TO town. Apply to GEO. Q. YOUNG, PeIaluma, a
EoR EXCHANGE OR SALE; 4so ACRES FINE
Il level wheat land, Colusa County, worth $50
acre; pays good interest; half cash. Call ad-
dress q. c. PRENTICE. 662 Twelfth ST., East Oak
land. mr6 7t"
IMPROVED AND UNImPRovED LAND SUIT
able for fruit, from SIS S409 per poultry
farms; large and small vineyards ANDREW
PRICE, Healdsburg, Cal. MIRA II
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u ANTED-A MAN WITH $500 TO GO INTO
- four-mi!linS business. Santa Barbara County,
Oh railroad; doing good business; parties here
to-day. Il. 7. WARD a Co. 6lO Clay st. mrIl %
-.k;n BAKERY. CANDIES ETC: MAKE OFFER
= w. furnished rooms. 525 Sixth mrI2 2ts
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CHICKEN RANCH FOR SALE; $3.50 A BAR
- gain; about 200 hens; rent only So month; D.
room house; good well OF water; stable and chicken
house; good run for chickens; horse and wagon;
within miles of city Hall; good reasons for sell
ing. Address r. c., Box 96. CALL Branch. mrl2 3ts
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Q SSD BJICHER-SHOP ACROSS BAY KS
= COO. taDlished 10 years by present owner:
ch nee Of lifetime. MCLAUGHLIS, rs Kearuy
street. nrl2 7ls
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MUSIC. SPANISH AND FANCY wRITIN NJ
vi taught. NJ. j. OLIVER, 1923 Powell st. II Be-
CHoRTHAND AND TYPE WRITING TAUGHT;
Cey'g classes terms moderate. 3G4 Third Kn o. I'm
ID W. KIMBALL. TEACHER OF PIANO. 2sl2
i 81 nrIns n nv m
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TOR SALE-HOME BAKERY AND CONFEC-
i tionery; household and kitchen furniture in
Guided; $3.50 cash; owner wants TO leave Oakland /;
rent SIS. 1886 Market st. mrlI If
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CARPETS.

brussels CARPETS soc LAID; FLOOR
u cloth. 25c S. w. SHREK, 1884 Stockton.ml2 In
r. CENTS on INSTALLMENTS WILL BUY
- carpets; sold elsewhere at 81. ARONsON,
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OIL WEEK BUYS A FRUIT FARM; LOOK AT
ID this offer lakewood Colony Tract
acres SIS. payable 81 a week.
10 acres, $780, payable 50 a week
aoaeres, $500, payable 81 a week,
40acres, 5000, payable IS week.
NO interest and no taxes deferred payments: Is
all fine Al fruit land: irrigation required; near
large town ana railroad some oaks: water handy:
little perfect: no investment IL safe sure or pro-
fifsbIe fruit lands For Information circulars
apply TO WESTERN LAND COMPANY, $50 Mar
ket St oc2S II
L'RESNo AND MERGED COUNTY LANDS TO
rent and for sae--T5 200 acres OF wheat and
sugar-beet land In tho above counties to rent Tor
term OF years also 100 600 OF fine raisin, trut
alfalfa and sugarDeet land. with water for irrlga-
ton, for sale In tracts OF from 20 acres to large
tacts. suitable for colony PURPOSES For particulars
apply 10 Il. b. PERRIN, 402 kearny ST., S.F.fl0 Pm
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GlO0 LIQUUh sALUON FOE SALE.HtKk
locations I'm the city; dong trade OF nearly $40
day during the duileSt times; > fine rooms; rent
only $50 month: owner has recently connected
himself with another different extensive enterprise
and cannot give his attention this he will
yuu OF the trade; any il. Apply ~
KENNY. - kearny ST mrq If
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PIANOS. vIoLINs AND SHEET MUSIC.

LINE WEBER UPRIGHT, ALMOST NEW. $3.50;
i also Vose a Sons, great bargain. $3.50; Stein
way. 800; secondhand pianos from $50 up, at
HammOnds Muslc Store, 2257 Mission St. near
Nineteenth. mril If
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G7S Sl25, $3.50, $3.50, $I75-A NUMBER OF
u -. pianos; 10 cover storage and advances +.
W. SPENCER & CO., 723 Market St., History Build
ing, second floor. mrs If
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= - - lila4eu- L4'A'isoffs 30 lhaThtl 81 . 81
4 MCBRIDE < CO, IlS9 MARKET ST. HAVE
y a. kinds business chances on hand from SlOO
10 5000. fe2O lm&
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G.fOA LODGING-HOUSEO F22 ROOMS; ALSO
ID tOU. a few other bargains. large and small.
FLETCHER, 995 Market ST., near Sixth. IL
DOR LODGING-HOUSES SEE OUR LIST BE-
fore purchasing elsewhere; rare chances offered.
WALSH K BROWN, S6512 Market st. mr12 us
DART CASH; PROMINENT CORNER; HOUSE
i 40 rooms clearing $3.50 per month; selling on &C
count of Sickness. HEAVY, lQO4 Market 81. lt*
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MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS; FOR SALE, IN
w monthly payments equal TO rent, elegantly fin-
ished 2-story houses and comfortable 5-room cot
tageS: all modern improvements; In desirable loca
tons. half block from cable-car. For particulars
apply TO builder, LOUIS LANDER. 22S1a Mont
gomery st. fel5 SulnTh tt
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C.07S WEBER UPRIGHT; IN FINE CONDI-
u u ton. +. w. SPIfN GER ~ CO., 1928 Mar
ket ST. History Building. second floor. mrs II
~ Sacramento ST. mr6 II
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HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS-CONTINUED
2O6 HYDE, M: EDDY-4 SUNNY ROOMS FUR
oOO nished for housekeeping. mr11 3t*
JQ17 MIsSIoN-2 LARGE SUNNY ROOMS,
III furn for housekeeping; cheap. mr11 5t~
GIG FOR HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS; 500
sO1O for furniture. 140S Mission st. mr11 2ts
O0S FOURTH sT-FURNIsHED ROOMS SUIT
~ able for light housekeeping. mr1l BIS
904 JACKsoN--FURNIsHED SUNNY FRONT
~ L housekeeping rooms; unfurnished, SIS TO $40,
T ARGE UNFINISHED FRONT Above
- suite; handsomely.papered; for light houseSeep-
ing; % ~ Bryantst. bet. Fourth and Ffth II y
+ S0O Observation-Disclosures UNFURNIsHED
OOZI housekeeping rooms. mr10 7t%
TOO vENwokTH-FURNISHED FLAT, 2
. ~ rooms and kitchen; rent reasonable. 10 3t*
52I FosT-2 SUNNY ROOMS. WITH USE OF
u large laundry. miro 5tS
CUNNY FRONT ROOM COMPLETE FOR LIGHT
y housekeeping. l040 Mission st. mrl0 3t%
COL HAIGHT : FURNISHED FRONT ROOM
vi for housekeeping, or room table board. 5t*
XII LEAyENwoRrH ST-3 SUNNY FUR
u nished rooms for housekeeping. mrs 1t
SUNNY FLOOR OF ROOMS AND BATH. 1920
- Mission st. mrs 5t*
900 EDDY-ELEGANTLY FURNISHED SUITE
OCO sunny parlors with dining-room and Kitchen:
rent together or separate. mr7 1t
SOJ VALENCIA-sUITE OF PARLORS FUR
C-I nished or partly furnished; use Kitchen. Z 7t
1JOO FOLSOM NEAR SEVENTH FUR
I1oO nished or unfurnished housekeeping
rooms; cheap. mr7 II
I On TENTH-PARLoR FLOOR HoUsEKEEP-
~ ing rooms; gas stove; private family mr6 #
TIC JONES sr.-FIRsT FLAT, ROOMS;
IIO rent $50; furnished for housekeeping. fe26n
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TO Is cents per week. delivered by carrier to any
part of the city; the Bulletin is the best oldest
orders by postaI-card or otherwise will receive
prompt attention. once 622 MONTGOMERY 81
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C-IGAR-STAND BARGAIN: OLD ESTABLISHED
- stand; good stock, long lease; next door theater:
Z trial given. 70 Eddy ST mrll SIs
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1880 MEw CoTIAeG 18TH NEAE G ola
aud lot 25I75. q. Il. UMBSEN & CO., IA Mont
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IA GOD AND COAL YARD; ESTABLISHED 80
W gears; business of STOO a month ) horses,
wagons: this is genuine paying business. For par
tICuiars see GEO. BAILEY, 7l9 Marset st. mrll 81
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CTOaO Observation-Disclosures $40 DAILY:
u OOO. retiring on account of old age; this Is a
bargain. See BAILEY. rs Market st. mrll 3ts
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THE EVENING BULLETIN, PRICE REDUCED
TO 10 cents per week delivered by carrier to any
part Of the city; the Bulletin IS tue best. oldest
and largest evening paper published on the coast;
orders By postal-card otherwise will receive
PROMPT attehtion. once 622 Montgomery g
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RrsrNEss CHANCES.

u )DD PARTNER WANTED, ONE WHO IS
u -Cb. willing TO work, in fine prov sion and
grocery business ia this city very choice location
line custom; sure business; increasing all the tlnlei
no goodwill asked money to be invested in the
business 10 extend H.: but sober. st ady man
viii be accepted no liquors sold; owner Will give
good man a chance TO learn the business; he refers
to large wholesale stores you try It before buy
ing Apply h KENNY, - kearny st. mr9 II
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N.E0n RESTAURANT AND OYSTER HOUSE:
= OVO. clears $3.50 per month"; one Of the best
locations IN the city; fun investigation given. Ad-
dress 4. o. Box l39, CALL Branch once. mrlO 3ts
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ASTKOfOGY.

A UGUSTA LEOLA. FORTUNE-TELLER AND
- clarTOyaRt; magic charms: love tokens: shows
true pictures OF future husbands and wives; teaches
fortune. 1926 Mission ST., 2oth lee 81 jy25 i2s
NINE EXODUS. CLAIRVoYANr. 1856 SIX cH
VI ST.. Room 7. felI e
NINE DR. THOMAS SCIENTIFIC REVEALED
w by eggs and cards; tells entire life past prcssn-
future; consultations all affairs, notE4n.
eepted name given. valuable advice and sure zip.
restores lost love by sympathy; mistake impossible;
diseases cuFe1; fee 81: letter 81 80 Kesray St *
GREATEST FoRTUNE-TELLER ~ THE CITY;
VI reveals past, present and future Call and
MISS SELMA, 7S9 Mission ST., near Fourth: les
ladies' Soc gentlemen 81: lucky charhL myS 81
AJME WALTERS. al TEHAMA ST. Mr. Ara
vi fortunes told; ladies', s5e gents, QUO: open san
AJME SHMID, FROM VIENNA: MOST re
vi nowned revealing lfe's future events; iaes 81.
gentlemen 50. by mail 81. Once S56 Mission inr2E
New-York tribune., 1891-09-17
POOLRoOMS IN A HELPLESS STATE.
FEEBLE ATTEMPT TO DO BUSINESS WITH FTCTI-
TIOUS ENTRIES

T10US ENTRIES.
For the present at any rate the pooroom war is
ended. At the end of two rounds Peter De Lacy has
had to acknowledge himself beaten and leave the
ring. Philip J. Dwyer is flushed with victory. But
those who think that he will be allowed to enjoy his
triumph undisurbed for the rest of tho fall meeting
don't know Peter De Lacy. Whatever else may be
said Of De Lacy he is at least full Of grit HIS fertility
of is exhaustless. Before the meeting is
he will almost certainly return to the charge with some
new device for outwittng Field Marshal DWyer and
Major General Robert Pnkerton, and be fighting the
battle with redoubled vgor and enthusiasm
Yesterday the pooroom men resorted to Gloucester
for business and by this managed to keep their
rooms tOerably we'll filed during the afternoon. On
the Gravesend races they did not dare TO bet even
post odds and remembering their crushing humiliation
on the previous day. handled the entries with extreme
tenderness and Lists on the first three races
were chaed mp the board and with these they
in scarcely better shape than the previous day.
1t is matter of amazement 10 find that their list
of entries for the first absolutely correct.
They also succeeded in getting tho scratching Of Major
Domo, Kngstock and Mabel Glenn. Then with this
supreme effort they collapsed again and fell TO pieces
The watchers the tower, shut out from nearly
every Of information have 10 rely for their
descriptions entirely the colors worn by the jockeys
natural result all these calculations are the
merest guesswork. Thus in the first race, they
ported the scratching Of Inferno. Inferno actually
Can was posted as the winner. When the race was
run, Can Can was in her stable. In each Of the
six races Mr.. Mcintyre had kindly started the pool
room men In life with two runners.
Accordingly, in the second race. they took Johnny
Heclscher and Airpant and evolved the rest Of tho
field out Of their inner consciousness. On some OF
the boards Aiplant the magic circle round his
name On others Billet DOux, who was never within
ffty yards of the starter, given the winner.
1t is scarcely necessary to- say that neither the Re
fraction lly, who won, any Of those who finished
behind her, except the two presented to the pool
rooms by Mr.. Mcintyre, named on the board
In the third race only POrtchester and Celia, Of the
actual runners, figured I'm the pooroom entries. The
rest were all al hame. The watchers on Fort Sleght
however, knew Philip Dwyer's red jacket with blue
SASH and were able positively 10 say that Portchester
had won. The poOrOom men dared not risk Civ
ing any entries but it is only just 10 say that
the results Of the fifth and sixth races we're called
With perfect accuracy.
Every one is wondering what the next development
Of the fight will be. Betting: Philip Dwyer. 2;
De Lacy, TO / Public, 10O0-5 (offered).
New-York tribune., 1891-09-17

start raced together for half mile when both retired,
having run each other 10 sanastil. Aeade took the
LEAD coming into the stretch looked certain winner
but Mdseley toe much Of him and he tired
BADLY Temple passed him at the furong post and was
IN tsn passed by Hyacnthe, who won In drive oy half
length Temple second two lengths before Aicalde
FIFTH RACE-A heavy handicap sweepstakes of $40
each, or SIS declared with 81 zoo aided Of which 500
to second and 800 to third. FIVE and han turlongs
A y Joyner's ch. G. Chesapeake by st'
biaise-Susquenanha, yrs, 135 n:T IN ~.
W. @. Daly's b. c. Civil Service, 4, lS2:
Keystone stables ch. c. Apollo, 3, 1se On q d,
AsywOO'' o. rimc.1 coiI
Mutuss-Chesspeake straight paid 81 TO- place % 20
Civil Service place 60
Civil Service went eli II he had been fired from a
Krupp gum Chesapeake right after him and never
let steal away. turn Chesapeake got his head
in front and keeping it there had Civil Service
beaten Coming away tho stretch, he won in the easiest
possible manner by four lengths Service four lengths
before Apollo.
SIXTH RACE-A sweepstakes Of $50 each' for three
ycar.olds and upward that not won stake race
overnight sweepstakes not counting) IN 1881; with
900 added which second and 500 to third
Allowances O"' "''' '"' '" ss. Betting Fl.
C. oornehsen's os. G. King oEsb, by King; a., 10
wasSt' SampOes ch c Worth 4 fs5Sb 1SR 1-a Out
~ m'.. n.n. ' ISRsliSy} .5RlaSyy} 8 81 81 Il
Mutuals-King Crab straight paid sis TO- place So 10 ;
Worth place S5 60
gave the ohers chance get him, away from
them in the last furlong and without effort by three
lengths Worth second, length and half before Pagan
Miss Belle nowhere
New-York tribune., 1891-09-17
New Clearing. IN Frontier se,iiemeuls

often give birth masna one Of the first fruits OF an
uptrDing Of The SOIL Malaria is relentless foe TO the
newly arrived emigant he be unprepared TO meet 1t by
the use Of reliable pFeparstiye and preventive It,
therefore bohooves seeking the far West In search
q, homes to provide themselves with medicinal guaranty
AGAINST chs and fever, bilious re1nttent and ailments
Of kindred origin Hostetters stomach btters hss LOT
a.1v bau az century been esteemed the best. From
Maine 70 Oklahoma from Victoria TO San Juan del Sud-
It's acknowledged superiority meets with no challenge In
,alies where IL has been used Medical testimony, the
most positive and direct baes up the general verdict n"
,oss n reRara 10 its virtues in OF liver complaint
constipation rheumatism and kaney ailments.
taan in cases Of Halaral disease,