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The sun., 1891-07-03
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CHICAGO. July a-Msssrs Frank N. Shaw and T. z.
Cowlss OF st Paul made their appearance In Chicags
to day having spent the forenoon At Beois where Jim
Hall is In active training for his Tight to finish with
Bob Fitzsmnons In St Paul tho night of July o. the
opening day of The Twin City Jockey Club racsA Ths
purpose OF Msssrs Shaw and Cowlss In visiting Bsoit
was to secure tho signatures OF Jim Han and Par,on
Davies entirely draft Of the artcss Of agreo-
1ie original articles stipulated that Frank Shaw
should give u purse OF Sl2WO. OF which tho winner
should have SIlo and the loser ST. 90 shaw to hay
tho privilege of naming sihsr St Paul or Minneapolis
as tho city In whch e contest Should take place while
referee,
Then the and organization OF the
Minnesota Athletic club with capital stock Of $50
On and having In ta list OF incorporators and officers
some of the leading business men of t. fanl among
them Mr. hnw himself who was most active in pr.
turn over tic HaiEfitzsmmons contest to the new
club and this has accordingly been done.
New articles were drawn In ST Paul and signed
BY me rIs.,den, End seorstsry q the Minnesota
% saiasd his ssnatar: b: .rsn.H jim c.rqsp ssS
signing witness Hall and Davies sgued at Beoit TO.
day and the mo- articles are therefore complete and
binding upon all parties. In addition to transfer.
ring the contest to the Jurisdiction OF Minnesota Ah
s,c Ius q. ne. s , a,c:s smnSay the
select the referee In this way tho club becomes
wholly responsible for tho conduct Of tho tRht and 1t
s enabst absolutely to insure battle to the end and
on It's inertia
sonstrus"n il esntrai location in ST. Psul ptosidsd
with private boxes reserved seaa, and nrstcass
commodations generally. 1t will comfortably seat
1900 people.
The sun., 1891-07-03

The terror Of neat housek eepers is tho reok-
less person who strikes matches on all sorts OF
improper places. leaving scratches on walls.
doors. mnntels. furniture. or anything con.
tiguous to the places where matches are kept.
The cigarette hends are the most frequent
trangressors in this respect. They light 20
many matches that thsy get In the habit Of
striking on the first thing that comes handy.
On some Of tho ferryhoats and most smoking
cars there are metal plates screwed to the
woodwork. OF convenient access for striking
matches, but the reckless match strikers will
not taxa the trouble to use them. but strike on
the first convenient surface. The result 10
seen In long ualy marks on the woodwork.
defacng the paint AMI making ugly atraakA.
In many public buildings there ars also many
such marx on walls. especially In corners
n"Rr eSits where ths match striking demons
have ~ traces of their ntldiness. 1t makes
no difference 70 these needless psrsons when
they 90 wall or a wninscot freshly painted
or. newly clenned. With ono fell swoop they
will slash away with their matches. leaving
iorR trails OF sui lphur to spoil the surface The
careful man will nse the prepared surface OF
the match box or the tagging, or floor. or
some place whore the niatch Will not leave
mark Ia be an eyesore. But alas! most OF
those Wi ostri;e matc hes are ot careful. Some
Of 'h"ni deserve to bs prosecuted under that
section nj the Ieual Code which prescribos o
iennlty .or malicious mischief.
The sun., 1891-07-03
brooklyn Against Philadelphia at Hand.
bnll

The late visit OF New York and Brooklyn hsudbail
players tho Quaker City seems to have benefited the
game considerably In that place. The AAty Athletic
Association. started by an shterprsng lot of young
men In the lower section OF Philadelphia have only
had their membership increased thres'fold the
visit Of the metropolitan pisysrA but they claim to
have developed several young experts who wsuid be
sbls 10 hold their own with OF the class to be
found anywhere President o'Brien. In answer 70 .
suggestion OF Prof CoEgus wrtes that the Professor
and young James Dune thought they could defeat any
two members OF the Amiiy Association there certainly
could no match made, as the Amys believe they have
pair who could Just about down the HrookIynitek A
home and home match bewssn Brooklyn and PhilAr
delphia. the winners 10 receive trophy Of kind
would sniven hAndbA matters In both cities consider
ably.
Courtnsy's South brooklyn court ysssrdsy with II
for the purpose he said OF giving the pair good bssV
ing Ordinarily u would be three to that he
could AeesmPish the task but IN this instance he
siehtly out of form. and Twas lust sbont as muoh
col IL tho race. however and tho ould have
bssu the other way The seorsi
n rnmss ho,msS '...''''''''''.''x ~ yl-Ss
Prof Coggins played N. Luksnsn. an Athy man. and
CosEins winning two out Of three eAAsI
The sun., 1891-07-03
QUEER FEATURES or 4 CAVERN.
Remark able Formations Found by "a Pros.
pectOr In the Tennessee Mountains.


BENJAMIN Glenn. a miner who has travelled
all over the country prospecting, is In the city.
In White county, ionn. he discovered q most
Of y high mountain, Just unler II huge cliff.
The hole is a small aperture that runs from
sixteen to twenty feet into the mountain, load
Ing into hallway seventeen fset vide and
sixty or seventy feet long. The floor is Of solid
rock. smooth ami hard. VIII 10 tho walls are
rough and uneven and OF hard. ,iinty sub.
stance. AT one point there are Indications OF
Q tunnel opening somewhere TO The outside.
hut the rocks have now settled down and the
oS At tho . end G Of this hall there is one of the
most curious formations ever discovered. It
has the appearance Of we'll drilled down in to
The solid rock. Its mouth il us smooth ~ can
possibly bs mado. and tho sides aro "a even as
II they had been plastsred. Ths we'll Is almost
perpendicular and Is about 2iS feet deop. The
most curious part Of this formation Is q col
umn about one foot In diameter running the
entire dopth Of the vol. and standing against
one side ofit, Ii Is ofsolid stone. without Joint
or crack in 1t. and as smooth and symmetrical
Is II turned In lathe. 1t Ia not an inch out OF
plumb, and looks rs II touched it would fall
over. From the bottom OF tho well an enor-
nous chasm opens to somewhere not yet dis
covered. but pebble thrown into 1t raitles far
down into the earth that can be heard fof four
or fys seconds.
The cave has never been thoroughly ex-
plored. but enough has been seen TO show that
1t In most ciiro work uf nature though
sone are inclined to the belief that 1t IL the
work OF u prehistoric PEOPLE owing to the re-
markable symmetry OF It's proportions.
The sun., 1891-07-03
Kentucky BurgoO.
From the Cincinnati comm.refa. Gcseas

From the Cincinnati IoMmsrefal GGseus
"Burgoo." explained Col. James Orr OF Cow
ington. 10 one Of the Oldest Kentucky dishes
we have. No one knows who first made bur
goo. nor does any ono know where or how It
got It's pnear name.
BurRoo is nm out-or-dOors creation. and
pots OF burgoo' have simmered over q hot fire
In the sun at every big pnlitical gathering in
the state Nsince Henry Clay was boy. and
years before that. too.
ut Is not only an extremely palatabls dish.
u you can call II that. but it's very nourishinG.
'Burgoo Is q cross between q stew and soup
It Is always made In tho open air. Tho bur
goo the Blades OF Grass ate to-day was very
"iIow was II mads2 Well. / took q big cnl-
dron, put some red pepper pods In the bottom.
added some potatoes. tomatoes. and corn :then
put some hall dozen prairie chickens, as
many more tender yellow leRs,' and a couple
dozen soft-sholl crabs. I'D have added some
young squirrels. but they could not bs OBJ
wien everything. is in readtpsss there 10
make the contents float. Then It Is pnt on the
fire, 1t must he allowed to simmer slowly for
SIX hours, and must be stirred constantly with
"a hickory stick Is best and Il always used.
but quother might do ". we'll Whom II II nearly
done i may be flavor ed 10 suit the taste. u ls
ded. not before. When Il is done-Um!" and
Col Orrs eyes sparkled ct the prospsct
The sun., 1891-07-03
A Hank Cashier Who Wouldn't BE Black.
mailed.

FORT WoRTH, July 1.-TWO men went to tho
Merchants National Bank yesterday afternoon
and called Cash er A. y. Smith into rri, ate
Office
One OF thHEl ~ led {. n 'trho j, fr IN his
rocket and ore two leu, rs out OF It. and hand
ed thom to Mr.. Smith. The leaves con-
tanned what purpolted to be an account of
tho actions OF Mr.. Smith. whom the man
claimed he had shadowed the day previous.
The spokesman said: These contain some
thing which is very damaging to you, ana II
there Ia anything In II for me will try to have
y suppressed" healizlnx that bv was bel x
hiack,nni, Cd. Smith dew a revolver with tho
r-mpik:
You just sit where you are. You're Just the
fellow ! yant; and I have You Just where
phone for an officer, and the blackmsilers we're
soon In the station house.
The sun., 1891-07-03
PUBLIC WORKs SCANDIL.
New Haven Street Commissioners Accused
OF Deviou. and Lucrative Practices.

NEw HAVEN. July 2.-Politc ans OF both par
ties are excited 'ver a scandal that has bsen
unearthed In the Board Of Public Works.
which has entiIs charge OF all municipal work.
This Eoard consists OF six Commiss ioners ap-
pointed hy the Aldermen. and is non part isan.
1t Is charged that by his political pull" the
Superintendent Of Streets has secured con-
tract for a firm to which he belongs to furnish
tho city with all the crushed stone used on tue
streets and that the contract was awarded
without advertising. Two Commissioners also
charge that one OF the members OF the COM
bine has sold his own materials to the city in
violation OF the city charter. which forbids
ing anything to the city. Commissi oner At
water is also charged with giving bonds for all
sower nj pc which is not so strictly inspected
as the pipe used by contractors who do not
buy from him. The Aldermen are investigate
ins these charges.
The sun., 1891-07-03
Treasury Statement In the New Form.

WASHINGTON. July 2.-Treasurer Nebecker
issued his statement Ct assets and liabilities
this morning under the new form adopted by
the department The total assets are stated
at s205 l4a sos, and the total liabilities at $5l-
The assets are made up Of the following items: :
Net gold. sll7667 722 net M siysr; o; 81 26t, 5os;
States notes. 81, ,60l. .744; trade dollar bullion,
:l,s4s2 20s: fractional silver and minor I cojn: ,d
deposits with national banks. s2s.35S,69as
The sun., 1891-07-03
TIPS ARE TALID COySIDER.A TON.
That u When They nrc Trust worthy -
This TipNyns.

The Superior Court, General Term, yester-
day affirmed Judgment for $l.436 81 oh.
tanned by Clarence A. Parsons against harles
Robinson for breach of contract. Parsons
agreed TO watch the stock m rset for Robinson
and let him I'm w when there W, 8 n good thing.
They were to divide the profits. Parsous on
Oct, s. 1886, told Robinson TO buy 500 Reorgan-
ization Trust certificates Of the Texas Pacific
Railroad Company. and he did so. The in
vestmont was profitable. but Robinson refused
to divide. Judge Gildsrsleeve. writing the
General Term opinion. SAYS:
"Reliable inforinari,'n n M To facts upon which
the fniure rrl o II stock will deIe"d ~ n
sufficient consideration 10 uphold Il contract
In relation to such ock."
The sun., 1891-07-03
His Mind Astray.

Seven months ago Frederick King, one of
the assistant janitors in the big Washington
building. at the foot OF broadway. fell on the
stairs while at work aud injured his hsad. Tho
result Of the accident unbalanced his mind.
lately he has had erysipelas. Last Wednes-
Albany street and found her husband seated
on the sofa with two cuts iG his throat and a
hn,ing made the wounds. and said that 1t
must lave been because his mind was astray.
He went with mis- wif~ to Bellevue Hospital;
probably recover from the wounds.
The sun., 1891-07-03


Republican ana "e""'ra'''
cities Along the Canals Have Hesre No
Demands for m Investigation and Ne
Kumor. or orruption-JudGaent %
rx.,..r,s or III. rucu,ry.
ALBANY. July 2-Thc Assembly oahai lnves
'fGation Committee aithouHh u AaIou.n:o
this nfternoon subject To tue eaii OF tne .nst.
practically completed the iabo's wn'cn Nwas
TO perform. The members VIII convsne soms
time next fall "ni formally adopt tnsI UDon
to the Assembly. ont VIII probably tak0 "s's
or no more testimony.
-To-days sessions were given up 70 tue nssEe
ing OF Mayor Manning OF ALBANY MAYOR oses
roll OF Rochester. NICHOLAS 8. Norman " oueN
Patrick j. Doyle. CHAIRMAN OF the LekisiaNvS
Committee OF the states Iraaes Asssm:
and the present Democratic superintenosn'o %
Public works Edward hannan.
Of municipal chiefs along the line Of the eaaai
who have testified that in their cities there has
on the part OF the canal administration. Thspe
has not come to them. they said. knoxledss q
any demand LOT on lhVest'Rauon. 1n~4sssss
mony OF those two Majors IL particularly in6F
tive OF that branoh OF the Demoeratle psIU
@ tsndent Hsnnan's. and the other, Mayor Car
@ would d hesitate 10 criticise. had he any bssis
for criticism.
Of John ss kass an % elevator D',s guard S ~ j:
hon sought to show the committee that the
Laushlin resolution was but prsts1s on ths
part OF tho Republican senators. and nos tne
which 80 many importans DIls .e.e s
NIL killed. ,a DOYLE wss sa o0.ns.d TO
suoh a.. tba anti-pnksrton hiIl ana
the the Weekly Payment bill. which passed the
Assembly, were more potent factors in the
dsodIoct tban the I.anublin resolution. beeausa
said bills were inimicai to corporate interests.
aud to kill them the Republican Senators
swear to certain conversations he overheard
among Kepu6iican SsnatSFs Goneernng kle
Chairman McMahon. however. ruled that sueA
d sasna
the field Of the motives OF tho hepuplicSn Is a
other senators In maintaining the deadlock.
thsreiors. barred ont. w
sunerintendsnt Hanpon. after desoribine ehe
no political influence had been brought to bear
npon him to coeree MIN Into granting tne nfAn.
Ian Permit Mt o. TonaWands nI ne permit 10 re
vision wT at hi Bas for
IN the ordnars COURSE q sSs Su
had endsnvored, to- have senator HRsssa
fIRs' flion: which GOV. Cox Htll yetoed. BY isayis:
i disersti9nnnriy nIi, with ths ., e, ,SuperiPtanden4
nsssssaryh h, Failing in this hs had Al fai!sa
special appropriation bills Tor canal work. 10
l,xU ~
The sun., 1891-07-03
BROOkL IN.

Ten years ago Richard Taylor 4 coal marchAnk
leased big strip of land along Tho WAllAbout be-
tween Taylor and wilson streets 70 hi. son Ihomas
tho expiration OF ths ease ~ zen years At the death Of
tie iher Mrs 'aYloTel e. 20 eitnh npon her dover
me y,ne @f tlu WA'ahoa rt"Itry 'meAnwl,is in
ceased Hud s. nav sal Z" h 'iuih u TIE widow
fused W tLv unract fur It's sac made by her
hus and ami ana the atItr hrought an action for
Its specific performance The risd yesterdAy
In Tie supreme Court before Justice BartistL and de-
cIslon waA reserved.
The sun., 1891-07-03

HARTFORD. July 2.-Gov. Bulkely issued an
order to-day discharglng Brig Gen. Graham
for the good OF the service and reappointinR
Watson to the command Of the brigade. O. N;
the original discharge Of Graham and appoint
mrnt OF Watson. This putG matters back Jusi
where ,hpy were before tho Senate made i's
ronimvnt OF " aison and rein tated Graham.
The sun., 1891-07-03
LEFT THE CARPET LINING.
The National Investment Association Var
ishes from 10 Broad street.

The National Investment Association Van.
ishes from no broad street.
The office Of the National Investment Asso-
citation st 80 Broad street has been closed, It Ia
said. for week past. and many inquirers have
called there but have not been able to learn
where the managers are. The concern was
carried on by George Dudley. George Vaughan.
and William Passage. who began business here
about April rs real estate brokers.
On the door appears the sign OF George
Dudley. real estate and luaas: operating In all
quoted Western Offices and managers in CHI
cago, st. Paul. Omaha Kansas City, Cleveland,
Salt Lake Ctiy, Key West. Portland, Ore. and
remain in the room. but there is no CARPET on
the floor although the carpet lining 10 there.
The sun., 1891-07-03
SPARKS FROM THE TELEsRAPH.

The Bowdoln college Labrador Exploration Expsdt
ton arrived at Halifax Yesterday.
Charles fowler foreman of tls Do v DinpatcA, In
- nt."SIu. T. ~Hs tatnly u'ufed yesteFiAy by .
ie'-b0y MLuwOs land,lng rsvVtver winch vas 90
cldrntauy sChargei.
irsgnt trains CON cd Yesterday The track Of the
hnwAukes Al! omaha roads near Fort 6neilhF Nina.
Az engine ana tLrty cars were piled into heap aud
10000
The sun., 1891-07-03
Figure. for Nur.erymen.

WASHINGTON. July 2.-The census tnvestiga-
tion into yiticulture truck farming. noricui-
tura. and seed farming has been completed.
The aggregate capital invested In these indus
tries is. In round figures. 1912 900. 900: or $50:
900 100 more than tho entire capital invested
IN the manufacture Of iron and steel In 1880.
This is III, frst time amy attempt has been
npdo by Tho CENSUS to esule these data.
The sun., 1891-07-03
AGED IOs.

AVER. Mass. July 2.-Mrs. Ann Doherty died
Ireland and came to this country In lS46.
The sun., 1891-07-03
CHICAGUS CHICAGO FAIR.
SEVERAL oUARRELs AND A H0EE IN
rHE 0R0UyD THUs ran

what nss aeea Aeesmp,ishea n More
Thss resr-thscsse, usvtss Oct sse
Fs'r rhrossh Politics, 10 D. " New fsr
noosis-'rhe Nstsessi Ce~.issses Oss sf
II 50 Fsr as . vosee In Iss Cestres 10
Coneeraea-severai Chiesge Schemes.
The sun., 1891-07-03
NO TRACE or 4 CANAL RING.

Republican and Democratic Mayors %
cite. Along the Canals Have Heard Ne
Demands for m Investigation and Ne
Kumor. or Corruption-,Judgnent -
Experts.End or the lnHuiry.
The morning call., 1891-11-18

$500 to $500 per acre; only $50 cash. balance $40
per month. You can buy from l to 3 acres No
more Than acres will be sold to anyone. The OBJ
lect OF TINS offering at these prices is to induce pur
chaSers to build for themselves a home upon land
that VIII double In value in one year. Every acre
adlolns the residence portion of the tract.
Acre property adjoining held from $3.50 to
$1,000 per acre Call and see for your selves and be
The morning call., 1891-11-18

HAS led US to make one more grand Offering OF lots
and acreage in the Warner Tract coiimencn.
Thursday. November 18th, and ending SATURDAY.
December 18th. Absolutely the cheapest acreage
properly ever offered around the city or Oakland.
The morning call., 1891-11-18
OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS,
WARNER TRACT.
IN GREAT DEMAND,

OVER 100 LOTS SOLD IN THE LAST 80 DAYS
The tremendous success of our sale Of lots in the
Warner Tract
The morning call., 1891-11-18

WE DEFY ANY MAN IN THE COUNTY TO DIS
PUTE IT.
The morning call., 1891-11-18
HEADQUARTERS FOR PARK LOTS.

Coz DOWN, BALANCE SO MONTHLY. FOR
ep-O 500 $3.50 and $500 lots near electric
road. boulevard and Golden Gate PARK. SOL. GETZ
& BRO, 62l Market St
GoSO 1915, S40O-LoTS ON LINE OF 18TH
DoOu' ST, extension; and blocks from park
and proposed cable lines: one-third cash, balance
$40 monthly. SOL GErZ * BRO, 624 Market st.
GRE0 $500, $3.50, $IlOO, sl250-LoTS ON
UoOo. graded blocks. near Olympic Club
grounds; nearly opposite strawberry Hill ObserYa-
tory and new lake; easy terms sol. GETZ
BRO 62i Market st.
COME CHOICE CORNERS AND INSIDE LOTS
- fronting; also l and = blocks from the park;
elegant views OF ocean and park; we deal only In
hrst-class property; our prices will undoubtedly
suit purchasers. SOL. GETZ Il BRO, 62i Market.
Gi00 $3.50 $500. 5000. $780, $500. $1,000.
I'D 1OO. Sl2O0-LOtS IN the choicest locations
noth OF the PARK; 10 cash, balance in easy monthly
payments. SOL. GETZ ~ BRO, 1924 Market ST.
HEAUllFuL LoTS-OS JACKSON. CLAY AND
~ washington SIS, on Presidio Heights: on easy
TERMS call on us first for bargains in good loea-
lions SOL. GETZ Il BRO, 624 Market nj 8 SuWe
The morning call., 1891-11-18

-. -.
lust SEE THIS-ELEGANT NEW C0TTAGElN
d West Berkeley: 10th ST.. bet. Bancroft an
Claiming ways; large rooms. bath basement
laundry. well water all modern improvements; lot
S5xl30 just completed; Will be sold very cheap.
See Owner. Channing way In new building Ii eod7t
GI000 HERE YOU HAVE IT. lS5xi03.
pIOOO- elegant corner; South Berkeley, "a
blocks from electric road just thnk of it, less tin
80 90 per front foot for choice corner: terms.
$500 cash, balance to suit purchaser. CLoUGH "
BAKER, 400 Ninth St. Oakland nos lat
The morning call., 1891-11-18
OUR SPECIAL OFFER LOTS


The lots in Blocks H. l9 and 90 containing %
lots each. 5ON15O each. Will be sold during tht,
special sale from $500 10 $500 each; so aud $50
cash. balance 50 and 81 so per month.
The morning call., 1891-11-18
i.t-SfNtSs CHANCES.

"a RESTAURANT Al THE CITY FRONT:
~. u5ineSs $50 per day; , weeks trial: cali
10y llsS MarA ct 81. II
The morning call., 1891-11-18

DARkSIDE! PARKSIDEl
Lots will speedily double in value; they offer the
best opportunity low for prohtable investment;
have you bought one? CARNALI-HOPKINS CO.
ga Market st, sole agents. uoI5 SuWe
The morning call., 1891-11-18
pARKsIDEl PARKslDE!

I -
Offers The best Inducements for sale and profitable,
Investment OF any property the market.
THE CARSALL-HOFKINS CO.. 624 Mara ct st.
Sole agents. nol5 Suwe
IA Z ARE TIE AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF
" Baden Stock-yard Co.'S lots and blocks parties
desiring TO look at this property should make
ranseLcuts with Us al once; have carriages
tue ground j. I. DUNN q CO., ll2 Montgomery
street. uol5 SuWeSa
DARkSIDEi PARKSIDEi
Is now ready for building Il fronts the Park and
Ocean railroad; IL VIII be accessible by numerous
cable aud electric railroad lines. CARSALL-HOP
klNS co, 624 Market st, sole agents. nOl5 SuWe
The morning call., 1891-11-18
LORIN REAL ESTATE
BERKELEY REAL EsTATE.

DOR GENUINE BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE
Il inquire of w. @. MORAN, Lorln. Take Berkeley
train. Sunday engaoamenfS nnh In
The morning call., 1891-11-18

IA lily PAY $1,000 FOR A RESIDENCE BEFORE
w you look at the 2 Lew handsome ones on Lott
ST. near Hayes. for $500? and you can pay 1t OF
Just the same as rent. nol5 SuWe
The morning call., 1891-11-18
ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.



T $. HANLEY & CO.. 1881 PARK ST, WILL
u build, sell rent You any kind OF house any
where in Alameda on the most reasonable
terms. au26 e
81 FINE BUILDING LOTS. 1925 TO $500, FOR
L 90 days only: choice residence properties in
parts OF Alameda on terms to suit purchasers. l4l3
Park St, E. d. JUDD nol5 collin
EOR BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE CALL on
It MRS. 1. H. CHANDLER, 1929 Park ST.. Ala
media. ocGo II
DOR BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE Or FOR
Il houses to let furnished or unfurnished, or for
houses and lots on easy instalments, etc., spot
cash call on
THOMAS A. SMITH 4 CO., 1901 Park ST., Ala
media.
We also have property to exchange for good
ranch or farm property. nol77t
ALAMEDA ROOMS AND BOARD.
pooMS AND BOARD IN PRIVATE FAMILY;
~ winter and summer; price high; receive full
TO EXCHANGE.
ELEGANr RESIDENCE OF 9 ROOMS AND
u bath, with stable and chicken-house, in Ala
media; located on large lot one of the principal
residence avenues; valued at $4,000: Will be ex-
changed for cash or mortgage OF $500 and Il small
fruit ranch valued at $4,000. For further particu-
lars apply to X. L. SALES 2617 Clay ST.. San
Francisco. noli Il
LORIN REAL ESTATE.
DOR GENUINE BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE
inquire of w. O. MORAN, Lorln. Take Berkeley
train. Sunday engagements. nos In
The morning call., 1891-11-18

I LAWRENCE. CARPENTER AND BUILDER
y 6l9 Sacramento ST. cabinet work and fitting IN
snices promptly attended; telephone 800 mi81
The morning call., 1891-11-18

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