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The morning call., 1891-12-26
SAD SEQUEL OF SEPARATION.
A Poor Woman Dies While En- Route to
ReiOin Har Huahand

Poor Woman Dies While En- Route to
Rejoin Her Husband.
woman died at the Philadelphia Hospi-
tai recently, says the Times, who has been
the heroine of one of those most pathetic
episodes that form shadows on the panorama
of life. Her name was Bekey Alarvera, a
Russian, and by her death four small chill
dren, who were with her at the hospital, be-
come motherleSs.
Mrs. Alaryera came to this country from
Russia, accompanied by her husband, about
eight years ago. Her husband, Ivan Altar
vera. had been a man of honor in his own
country, and for political reasons was exiled
to the Siberian mines. His family, consist
ing then OF two children and his wife, went
with him. From the mines, after remaining
some months, he almost miraculou5y es-
capped, reached the coast and took passage
for America.
Upon reaching here the Alarvera family.
entirely penniless, were in an exceedingly
pitiful condition. The husband had friends
ID Cleveland, Ohio, and an old school friend
OF Mrs. Alaryera lived at Jersey City
Heights, but as neither husband nor wife
possessed any funds, both seemed destined
TO remain permanently in this city. Then it
was the Association for the Assistance of
Russian Emigrauts came to their relief and
furnished the means OF transportation to the
destinations which they respectively desired
AT cleveland Mr.. Alaryera secured some
small employment in grocer's shop, while
his wife did plain sewing, took in washing,
and, IN fact. refused no work that could
contribute to her own and her children's
support and eventually hasten the reunion
with her husband.
Thus things went on until few months
since. In the meantime Ivan Alarvera had
paid two visits to his wife, and about one
week ago she was OverjOyed to receive wOul
from him TO the effect that his position had
been bettered, and with economy he now
thought that he could maintain his wife
with her four children, u which number
the family had now swelled, with him in
Cleveland.
Accordingly Mrs. Alarvera, with her four
children, left jersey City Heights bound
for Cleveland. The motion of the car rem
dered her very ill, and when the train
steamed into BrOad-street Station the
woman was partly unconscious and in
precarous condition. She was taken in an
ambulance to the Philadelphia Hospital On
the way she gave premature birth to an in
FAINT and later the woman died in the hos
pital.
The husband was telegraphed and came
on. but returned the same day. under the
Impression that his wife was improving,
and that even yet the long-lOoked-fOr
Christmas reunion might be cOnsummated.
second telegram was Immediately sent
him, and he Will reach here soon.
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FORTIFIED WITH DOCUMENTS.

An In'iigent Man Prepared to Cope With
the Skepticism of the World.
We were waitin at the depot in Jackson
when a rough-lookng man, who had one
shoe cut open on top and limped painfully
on that foot, came into the waiting-room
and solicited friendly aid. The explana-
ton he made was as follows:
Gentlemen, L have received a telegram
from Sanilac to the effect that my sister is
dying. l want to raise money to take me up
there"
Look here mister" replied the first man
he struck, WHO had a sort of cold-hearted
look about him, whats the use in your
lying about things? Isn't it better to tell tire
straight truth than to indulge in such i'm
probable yarns"
"Sir am telling the TRUTH" he replied.
"Humphl Got the telegram to show for
IT, | suppose?
Got it right in your vest pocket, proba-
bly,"
'Certainly-here it is"
And he pulled out telegram sent from
Sanilac and received at Jackson reading
just as he had stated. More than that, the
receiving operator had attested the fact of
its being genuine. The cold hearted man
was taken aback, but after a moment lie
rallied and said:
Its wonder you don't claim to be an
Il am one, sir" was the quiet reply.
Got the proofs OF that, probably Pr
Il have, sir. Here is my discharge"
There was no getting around the fact, and
the cold-hearted man seemed a little shaky
as he continued:
Yes, see Probably you got your foot
hurt In the service of your country?"
rs, sir. A runaway horse, attached TO
mall wagon, stepped on that foot while l
was trying to stop him. Here is an affidavit
n hur lff / ,,plIt hat
the service of my country, wouldn't you?
least"
But, see here" continued the other, I'M
willing to acknowledge defeat, this tele-
gram about your sister is a week old.''
Certainly. l haven't been able to raise
the money to get there"
she's probably dead by this time"
;'She is, sir, as this other telegram, re-
ceiyed two days ago, will inform yon.''
Then, what's the use of your going?"
TO nake arrangements for the future
care of her three orphan children, sir
Here's a letter, duly atrested, proving that
she left three who must be looked after"
lie pulled out the letter and handed it
over. Everybody was Row chuckling over
the Tx the cold-hearted man was in, and he
had sense enough to take the only route
open and get out of it by handing the man
dollar He didn't feel right about il,
however, and Observed
ITS wonder you haven't document
proving that you got burned out in the great
Chicago fire!'
But l have, sirl Here it isl Knowing
now human nature is, make no assertions
which | cannot back up with sworn docu-
ments"
And what did he do but hand out an old
affidavit, signed and sealed, that attested
that he bad lost $1,000 worth of household
goods in the Garden City holocaust! This
took both legs out from under the man. and
lie went out doors in huff and did not
re turn.-Detruit Free Press
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Tragic History of Young Woman WI
Died FrisndIess and Alone.

Tragic History of Young Woman Who
Died FrifndIess and Alone.
Last summer there died in hotel in a
French city young woman, friendless and
alone. The morning journals OF the town
briefly stated that she was a wealthy Amer
lean. the widow OF a man who was unhap-
PLY lost at sea while on his way to Europe
with his wife. She had never returned 10
her native country, and was now dead from
sudden attack of pneumonia.
Beneath these bare facts lay domestic
tragedy which has a meaning profound
enough TO justify its publication.
TIE husband of this woman was young
physician in New ork, man of scholarly
habits. refined and almost mOrbidly Sensi-
tive. He became suddenly deeply attached
to yonng girl from one of the Western
States VINO was visiting in the family of one
of his friends.
lie followed her to her home, married her
and they started on their wedding journey
to Europe. On the steamer they met one of
her school friends, a chatterlng, silly oman
who knew every detail of his wile's girlish
history. Finding herself alone With him
one evening she told them all to him as
bit of lille fun.
He listened in silence and then sought his
wife In her stateroom.
rs it fact" he said, that you were the
belle Of the wine Shippers fortwo summers
at Almont Springs"
Yes she said, laughing gayly. "Who
told you?"
:" And you were known as Madeap
Moly?"
81 suppose it is true-but-"
stop. have been told that-that you
were engaged to two or three men at once
bofore you knew me. They have your let
tiers full. presume. OF expressions of re-
gard. Don't tell me that that is true. My
wife? Your
She began to cry, terrified at his looks. 81
suppose 1t is true. / only did as the other
girls did. / was a little wild and thought
less; but nobody could say word against
my character"
He stood minute looking at her. then
turned and went on deck. The night was
dark and stormy. lie did not return. Search
found. 1t was supposed at first that he had
accidentally fallen overheard. His wife, in
her agony, knew the truth.
She remained abroad, living In Paris and
other capitals of Europe. The wild life of
her girlhood had prepared her for the
depths Which opened before her, and the
friends who cared for her were relieved
when death put an end to her iollies and
crimes.
1t is true that her husband was both weak
and guilty in his death. If he had not been
maddened by disappointment he would
have stood by her TO the end and perhaps by
his love have made her the woman he had
believed her to be.
But has any woman right to inflict such
disappointment upon a man?
Has any girl who has made her person
and her love tawdry and common in the
eyes Of a dozen men through a series of
flrtations the right to play the part of a
pure, innocent bride in sacred marriage !?
y outh'S COMPANION
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THE RUSSELL POISONING CASE.
The Defendant Made to Confess by a
Deep Stratagem.

The Defendant Made to Confess by
Deep Stratagem.
A great stroke has been made in the Rus
sell poison case. according to an Eau Claire
Wis.) special to the st. Louis Star-Sayings.
The formality of procuring bail for Mrs.
Russell had not been completed. and though
she had up to that time been allowed her
freedom, she was suddenly placed in the
County Jail. A detective went to the jail
about P. NJ and told Mrs. Russell that he
was lawyer; that Mr.. James, one of her
attorneys. had sent him to get points on the
case. so that he (the pretended lawyerl could
leave on the night express for Chicago to
consult Luther Latin Mills in her behalf, for
which purpose $500 had been provided by
her b0ndsmeD, Messrs. Buffington and Car
son. Mrs. Russell replied that she must
consult Mr. James before she said anything.
The detective suggested that the time was
pressing. and that she could telephone to
the residence Of the Rev. Mr. Carson, where
Mr.. James was attending the wedding of
Mr.. Carson's daughter.
Mrs. Russell went to the telephone and
called for Mr. Carson's residence, but she
did not get it. She got instead a certain
Office, and the man at that end of the tele-
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Mr. James, and told Mrs. Russell that the
supposed attorney was all right, and re-
hearsed over the whole story of the trip TO
ChiragO, so that Mrs Russell was convinced.
Then Mrs. Russell told the detective her
whole story. What she said only he and
the Prosecuting Attorney know vet. but
when later IN the evening Mr.. James went
to the jail and Mrs. Russell discovered how
she had been deceived. she put her hands
upon her head and sobbed out:
My God! my God! l have ruined myself
foreverp'
She remained in state of violent agita-
ton all night, so that the jailer had to sit
up with her. Her bail was completed next
morning, and she went home to her farm
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PROPOSALS.


DRoPoSALS-NEwC CITY HALL-SEALED PRO
i posals for the following work and mate rials will
be received by the Board OF New City Hall Commits
Sloners in the chamber OF the Board of Supervisors
tween the hours OF IL 4. n. and II. of that day:
Contract 3z-For providing and putting in place
walnut furniture in the Assembly chamber OF the
Board OF Education. To be completed by March 81
1892.
Contract 33-For pasterlng OF the exterior W alIs
ETC., OF the northeast and northwest wings Bids will
be received for each wing separately or for both.
To be completed by MAY 81, 1892.
Contract 34-For repairs In tn office of the CITY
and County Assessor. TO be completed by March
81, 1892.
Contract 35-For certain work in the northeast
wing and the finishing OF the basement and sub
basement thereof and other works adjacent To be
completed by June 30. 1892.
Contract 36-fOr finishing the exterior of the
rotunda walls and cOIonnade up TO the height OF top
OF principal balnstrade and other work; also for
building masonry. steel aud other supports, etc. To
be completed by April 80, 1892.
Contract 3T-for supplying and putting In place
City and County Attorney. To be completed by
March 81 1892
Contract 38-For supplying 1000 barrels OF ce-
Jnent before March 81 1892, according to specica-
lions.
Reference is hereby made to the plans specinca-
tions and conditions Of contract in the office
Secretary and Architect under which this work
must be done. The Secretary will furnish blank
viii be entertained unless made upon blanks fur
nished. All bids must he accompanied with n GER
tined check for 10 Per cent OF the total sum OF
der The board reserves the right to reject and
m ands on the treasury drawn against the Now City
Hall Fund Bidders must strictly comply with the
proposals In reference to certified checks.
GEORGE H. SANDERSON. THOMAS J. L..
SMILEY JOHN Ii. BURST Board of New City
Hall Commissioners.
EDWARD ]. WOLFE. Secretary dell got
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ADVERTISING.

IF YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE ANYTHING
i anywhere at any time write to GEO. 7. ROWELL
L. CO.. 10 Spruce ST.. New YORK. aul9 ly
LIVERY ONE ~ NEED OF IMPORTATION on
l. subject OF advertising will do well to obtain
acopy OF book for Advertisers" 1853 pages price
IL; mailed, postage paid on receipt OF price;
tAins a careful compilation from the American
Newspaper Directory of all the best papers aud
class Journals; gives the circulation rating every
one and good deal OF Information about rates aud
other matters pertaining TO the business OF adyer-
tising. Address KOWELES ADVERTISING BU-
REAU. 10 Spruce ST.. New YORK. aul9 ly
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CHEAP HOUSES AND LOTS.

THIRD ST.. THROUGH TO TOWNSEND AND
L OPP railroad depot; SoxSo and 22x33; rented;
$4,000.
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O'FARRELL ST, Mr.. oCTAyIA. 81 :6xl 20 To
" rear street, and nearly new fats and neat rear
cottage; rents in all SS5; 81 800.
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(tLAY ST., Mr.. CENTRAL AVE, CLOSE To CA
" ble-cars, and well-built cottage. rooms AMI
every convenience; basement plasrered: $3.50.
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STORES no LET.

SIUiiES no LET.
1877 FoURTH-SICE LARGE STORE; SUITA-
III bic shoe grocery or furnishing goods IS 3rs
OFFICES TO LET.
7 IGHT. AIRY OFFICE ON GROUND FLOOR
II with show-window space to suit tenant by w
H. GRIM d co. ll8 Montgomery st. oc4 II cod
DART OF OFFICE OR DESK ROOM TO RENT
i 26 O'Farrel St, Room II. dele Il
LINE LARGE OFFICES TO LET, CHEAP. 1ls
i Powell ST. del m
STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES.
COUNTERS AND STORE FIXTURES FOR SALE
" and made at 1874 Geary st. uolOt
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WESTERN ADDITION LOTS
INLLIS ST., n. SIDE, Mr.. FRANKLIN; LOTS 81 IS
II xl37:6: $3.50: street accepted; cabie-cars
pass; or 81 6xl37:6, or any size.
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VALENCIA ST. W. SIDE. Mr. 2lSr; 3sxllO,
and fine bow-wind ow residence; good growing
business property; $l5500.
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ATTOI.NrYs-AT-LAW

ATToIss EYS-AT-LAW.
A DVlCE FREE. READ AID. PERSONALS CIV.
- HOWE d CO, attorneys-ar-law, $50 Market. u
u A. CRorHERs ATToRNEY-Ar-LAw. soS
IL. Clay St nos TX
w W, DAVIDSON ATToRNEY-Ar-LAw.t III
w california ST.. Rooms 1i-l6; advice fres DIST
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SIXTEENTH ST, BET. VALENCIA AND GUER-
- zero; 3Oxl1O, and 2-story frame building:
$500.
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DEDUCED TO Sits; GOLDEN GATE AVE,
III mr.. Scott; 27:6xl10; fine 2-story; rooms and
modern conveniences. n<a-
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DEREMProRY SALE. ACCOUNT SICKNESS
= te-tlsliy located livery stab { and carriage com
paty clearing $500 per month, viii b. sold Tor
what the acE " / inventory; long lease: will eI-
IS, CALL Branch. ge25 2rs
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MISSION ST.; 76:6x12O; BET 5TH AND 9Th
w church building; growing investment; S56,-
900; l IA blocks from the new Postofhee site.
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II HOLESALE WOODWARD FOR SALE; rs
~ tablShe IS wears: reason for selling retiring
from business Inquire al Section \, set-wall 10
SEFH HENRY. de24 10
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Jessie ST, BET. 5TH AND 9Th: STEADY
y renting property; 22:6xs0; rents S46: owner
$4,000
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WASHINGTON AND MERCHANT SITS, Mr.
W Sansome; 3oxl22:6; double front; rents s2s5.
ana rooms worth $50 or s25; vacant only s95-
900; this Is an investment that can be confidently
recommended.
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HOWARD ST.. BET. SD AND 4TH; Skis, AMI
IL brick building; $30.500.
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This IS 4 rare chance to make money and secure
permanent business. Call or address 4U6 Ninth
street II
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coon PAYING YARIE TY-STORE; 3 NICE
S7COO. living rooldS; rent SIS splendid loca.
ton. near schools 2924 SiNteenth 81 de24 IT.
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G1DS PARTNER WANTED IN A NICE
- - -. restaurant; trade Increasing; one party
cannot possibly attend to it; a sure safe BARGAIN
J. d. BARN ARD. 224 Kearny St Ire
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INVESTMENTS.

Two CORNER 50-VAKAS, OVERLOOK FRONT
L at North Beach waterfront; Mason and North
Point: s$36.UO0
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/ ROADWAY. Mr.. BUCHANAN ST.: 34:4xIs7 IS:
- $500; view of the bay.
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TIVIsNEN.
Tor SALE-BY A. +. HIM, YOLo MILLS, l2O
i Miss St: can he seen 1T Twenty-sixth St and
san Bruno road, viz: Il draft horses, l fine
alton. grading wagons hey-wagons, 5 sets
double work harness. set single harness, 2-Hheel
cart set Fairbanks scales; all to be sold Ia whole
or part; If not disposed OF before December 3Ist
VIII be sold ut auction that date. de2J 3t
HORSES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION TO HIRE
II by the day or month; exchange or sale. Eclipse
Stables 1889 EDDY de22 1t
WAGONS AID CARBI AGES.
DOR SALE-SPRING WAGON, SUITABLE COAL
busnessi III carry 10 tons: al good extension
top rocSaway- loz Golden Gate ave. de15 IL
> SECONDHAND EXPRESs-W AGOSS AT 2t
- Beaie St A. W. san BORN r. noll
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fNHE BIGGEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM EVER
offered; all ready for business; must sell an In
teTest 10 get capital TO operate with; large
como on small investment; party wanted TO assist
II The management for which he vii. receive SAL
AIRY aad share IN The profits; must have from $500
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ALA siE t.t.Ai4 ESTATE.
I =. HANLEY * CO. 1881 PARK ST, WILL
q build. sell or rent you any kind OF house any
where in Alameda the most reasonable
terms. au26 Il
EoR A SHORT TIMEi
50x1l5: street fully improved and sdewalked;
from $500 TO $1,000 eacl; only one-ffth cash,
balance III installmentS
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAIN.
$3.50 with improvements; on north side of
avenue, near station; 5ONlO6; only days
500 cash; SO a month for pretty cottage built
to order at Grand-street station.
S55O-33NlO0, near Central ave; fine building
lot on easy installments.
$3.50; fine corner lot; 33xl00 payable in ill.,
stalimentS: a sacrifice
Houses built to order finished in 80 days
prompt; plans and estimates furnished free.
Houses Tor rent open Sundays
MARCUSE & KENNEL.
The largest contracting firm in Alameda County
Ohce-Alameda, Bay-St. Starion and High-st. sta
ton: San Francisco, 62S Market ST. opposite Palaces
Hotel. no3O cod II
"a ANTED-NEAR LOS GATOS. A RANCH TO
W exchange for Alameda property; value about
5000
For bargains in real estate call on MRS l. II.
CHANDLER. 329 Park ST.. Alameda. delS Il
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z IN Z n BAhERi And GROCERY STORE FOR
II sale cheap. 1855 Market ST. de2O 7tt
LIBS LASS SAL On FOR SALE, ACCOC NJ
/ Other business: bargain. i Laidesdorf. 20 It's
I'IGAR-STUKE OR SALE CHEAP.JNo RIA
! Suuaoie offer refused 1851 Market std egg -
L'UE SALE-S25O: GIG AR-STORE AND LAUN-
! dry Office; good location. 2l0 Grant ave. 81 7t$
4. GOD PAYING CoRNRR GROCERY AND BAR;
VI rent low; long leae: good reasons for selling.
Audr-fs w. x, Box gu. this once. no25 Il
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MIS- SION-sT. LOTS

T YON ST.. NEAR HAIGHr. 81 :6xlO0: STREET
II graded, macadamized and severed; S2450:
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THE CONVICTED WIFE.

TOR GENUINE BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE
4 inquire of W c. MORAN Lorin. Take BerAeley
train SnnlaF enca yements. dnI2 LIN
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GREENWICH ST., Mr.. LAGUNA: 5OxIs7:s:
" street graded, macadamized and severed:
$35U0
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I OTIS $1,000. VERY EASY TERMS; 25xlO0;
- street graded, maeadsmized and severed; lots
level; on saith st west Park ST. aud Richland
Two minutes walk from the terminus of the Mis-
son-st ears, bet Mission ST., Holly ST. aud San Jose
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ELEGANT RESIDENCE OF 8 ROOMS AND
u bath, with stable and chicken-hOuse. in Ala
residence avenues: valued $1,000; will 0s
changed for cash or mortgage OF $500 and a small
fruit ranch valued at $500. For further partic
lars apply 10 II. l. SALES. 26l7 Gay St. San
Francisco uuli Il
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IN LOTS FOR SALE IN LAKEvIEw; BLOCK
IO 10. Apply CARROLL, s Fourth ST. n29 Ina
no YOU WANT PROPERTY. CITY OR CoUN-
~ try, in the prettiest valley Of the State: Apply
10 Napa Land Co., Napa, Cal. Tor list OF proper
lies. se2S tf
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MISSIVN-SI. LUIS.
oOS00 E. AND w. SIDES, BET. Bad AND
eD-OOO. 34th; lots on grade: street graded
macadamtzed and severed; the Missiou-st horse
cars now run to 3Oth or Cortland and will soon
by cable line pass these lots: they are an exceed
inglY fine investment; terms, one-third cash
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TO TRADE FOR CHEAP PARK, MISSION
Road or South san Francisco lots, fine wes-
tern Addition new residence of rooms; street
work all completes; would take small cash pay
ment, balance the same rent II desired: this is
case OF trade or sell to the best offer during
the next 10 days; title perfect. r A DoLAN x
Co, $50 Market ST. delOtf
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C OD SALOON AND DANCE-HALL $50
s'-OO. Jackson St oe22 ~
BAKERY To LET. sO4 GREENWICH ST.
- bet Mason and Iaylcr. de22 IT'S
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FUKNITUHE rUK SALE
ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.

FURNITURE you Want COOP AND CHEA
see II. sen ELLHAAS. 4OS Eleventh ST. de6 II g
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IT ARRISoN ST. FACING GARFIELD SQUARE;
II 25xloO; $500; street severed and macada-
mized; bet. 10th aud 26tb
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GUERRERO ST.. W. SIDE. BET. 25TH AND
VI Goth; 25xl25: $1,000; electric road now being
built passes this lot; block from Valencia and
cabie-carA 1t
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n L" Line BRUSSELS CARPET, G0C. SEwFD
- an laid; 1000 rugs, size 3Dx6U inches 81 30
eaeh; iormer price 81 80; shades, 25c s W.
SHREK, 1924 Stockton st. de22u
{ ARPETS-SMITH'S BRUSSELS csc A YARD:
- lnslalment price elsewhere 81 a yd NJ FRIED
MAN & CO. :a2S-23n stockton aud .I27 post II ~
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DOR. SCOTT AND RIDLEY; sIxl1s; $4,000
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CARPET CLEANING.

CARPETS CLEANED; 3 AND CENTS PER
y yard. AS Stevenson: Tele 322S; S. STRA1TAN
CHEAPEST AND BEST PLACE TO HAVEYoUR
y carpets cleaned and reaid. JONES' Perfect
Sarpet-clcaniug and RenOvating Works. 25 and ~
Eighth St; telephone 3424 se6 Nv
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-05-08
Forgeries in Charlotte.
nv the United Press. I

CHARucTT, May 7.-Bahkers in this
CITY are excited over the discovery Of
two forged checks presented fer collect On
on Charlotte banks. One putpcrts to be
a certified chequs for s. so. signed by
n. Wittkowsky in favor Of j E. Kellogg.
on the Merchants and Farmers Bank of
Charlotte aud was cashed by bank at
Jacksonville, Fla. A similar forgery
was perpetrated upon a bank at Tampa,
Fla the same names being
used the amount being $500 and drawn
unon the First National Bank. Both
cheques are fraudulent and there is no
one mere of that name, and no money to
meet them. The Florida banks have
been notified and detectives are at WorA
on the case.