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The morning call., 1891-09-16

TG LOTS on THE NARKET-ST EXTENSION;
y no sand; well sheltered; with views OF lake
and ocean; close to the county road. down which
the JoOst Electric Road will run In short time:
near the boulevard; the only lots for sale on and
near Market ST. to advance ia value: price 800
TO 1875; terms very easy. CHAS. ". POPE. $50
Market ST. sells At SuMoWeFr
The morning call., 1891-09-16

John G.. Whittier pets three dogs In his
old age-a Newfoundland named Roger
Williams, Scotch terrier dubbed Charles
Dickens, and Carl, greyhound.
The morning call., 1891-09-16
THE HEYMAN TRACT.

THIS TRACT Is SITUATED ON DOUGLASS ST.,
Aud is bonded by Twenty-second and Elizabeth
sts. Castro-st. cahleears pass within two blocks of
this property. and Market ST. VIII be extended with
in block.
Parties investing now will reap rich harvest in
the near future To appreciate this well-located
tract, which Is near the heart or the city, is to
inspect IL.
representative Will be on the tract daily tO give
information.
To reach the property take the Castro-street cars
to Twentyt third 81. and walk two blocks. which will
bring you TO the lots. Douglass ST. is graded and
severed in front OF this property, and the other
streets Will in the future, be placed In the
same condition, without expense to buyers.
Terms, "A cash, the balance to suit purchasers.
Special inducements will be given contractors.
For the convenience of the public my Office viii
be open from to 10 Wednesday and Saturday
evenings
For price list and circulars call on
se1U II JACOB HEYhAN, $50 Market St
The morning call., 1891-09-16

John PFoRR, 1923 MONTGOMERY ST., OPP.
y Safe Deposit.
Jefferson Park: 3-stoTy bay-wndow; II rooms; all
modern Improvements; lot 25xl37 7:6.
Sl5oO-Lot % :6N70, near Mission and Goth SITS.
Sll .uUO-fine business corner; Powell St, bet.
washington and California; 3-story store and Hats;
rent $S5 net.
$925O-FiIImore St : choice spot: 2-story. latest
style, rooms and bath; lot 30Xi37:6.
S22,U0O-HissiOn st. bet 9th and 18th; 3 houses:
store and fine bay-wndow dwellings: lot 43xl40:
present rent $ll0; can be increased: a very good
buy.
$l0.5O0-yery fine double nat bay window house.
Z rooms and bath on the upper fat and rooms and
bath on the lower fiat; Haight ST., Steiner; lot
2oNl37 IS; S6o.
$55O0-6eary ST., the only street running straight
street; 2-story bay-wIndow house, rooms. and
sS0U0-Iot 6Ox95; Clay St. bet. Jones and Leav-
enworth; fine view; very good buy.
$5SO-Lots 25xl 10 feet near Mission ST and Sill
yer ave.
$25o-Lots near Mission road and Silver ave-, in
Excelsior Tract.
SlS,500-Fme corner Eddy: 2-story bay-win-
Sl2O.
S65OO-Fine corner ouse and lot on Powell St;
saloon below aud lodgings upstairs.
Slo,500-Howard ST., bet Sd and 4th: S-Story
House stores. and Il large rooms upstairs; lot
S0xS0: rent $780,
s12. 50O-Lot 63x4O0, cor. Dolores and Dorland
Sts.: very cheap.
$650O-san Jose ave-, near 26th ST.: fine 3-story
bAy-window house and lot: Is rooms and bath; lot
25xl25, or Sl1. 1000. with lot 75Il25.
$35 5.OO0-Vaiencia ST.. near 18th; f5IS5, with
improvements; always renIed.
$40, 0,000-Magnihcent property on Mission ST., near
9th; bay-window houses; rooms and bath each:
lot 5Ox85; always rented.
S24. .OO0-Cor. Geary and Williams sts.. bet Taylor
rant below and u rooms on the upper floor: rent
Sl40 sel3 II SuWe
The morning call., 1891-09-16

o1S0 TO $500 PER LOT AT FRUITvALE,
.D Lou Oakland; SO to S25 cash and $5 per
month; beautiful lots. adjoining the double-deck
car line of Sessions electric road; will give
free pass for years any who will build
Apply at once. Z. w. WOODWARD CO.. 962
broadway, Oakland sells 7t
ecOS0 TO 1915; FINE SUNNY LOTS BLOCK
tDAOO from Golden Gate station Berkeley
local; small cash payments call and we Will show
the property. A. Ii. BREED d CO., 460 Ninth St,
Oakland sel3f
The morning call., 1891-09-16
ADVERTISING.

IF you WISH TO ADVERTISE ANYTHING
i anywhere at any time write to GEO. Z. ROwELI.
& CO., 10 Spruce ST.. New YORK. aul9 Iy
LIVERY ONE IN NEED OF INFORMATION on
u the subject OF advertising Will do well to obtain
COPY Of "I5oOk for Advertisers" 1853 pages price
81 mailed postage paid. receipt OF price; CON
.ains a careful compilation from the American
Newspaper Directory or all the best papers aud
sass Journals: gives the circulation rating OF every
one and good deal OF Information about rates and
other matters pertaining to the business OF adver
Fisiny. Address ROWELES ADVERTISING Bu-
REAU. 10 Spruce ST. New YORK. aul9 "
The morning call., 1891-09-16
HEADQUARTERS FOR PARK LOTS.

p SO DOWN. BALANCE $40 MONTHLY, FOR
.pOO $500, $3.50 and $500 lots, electric
road boulevard and Golden Gate Park. SOL GETZ
Il BRO. 62i Market st.
0O5O 1915 AND S40O LOTS: ONLY BLOCKS
" roOO- from park, near electric road on line of
l6th-st. extension and proposed cable: Is cash bal
ance $40 monthly. SOL GETZ & BRO, 624 Mar
ket 81.
GfO0 $7Op, 5000. $1,000 AND $1,000, FOR
tDOOO. lots on 7th, 8th 9th and 18th aves.,
olympic Club Grounds: streets maeadanized;
easy terms. SOL GErZ IL BRO, 624 Market ST.
LOTS NORTH OF THE PARK.
q. 100 TO $500 EACH, FROM 25rH AVENUE
III 1OO west. for choice lots, with marine view,
on proposed cable lines; rs cash, balance $40
monthly. SOL GErZ Il BRO, ga Markets ST.
> CHOICE CORNERS ON 23D AND Path AYES
= and A St cheapest in Richmond; easy terms.
SOL GETZ Il BRO, 624 Market st.
GOS0 25xl20 EACH: ONLY FEW OF
,DCOO. them left: on 18th ave. near Point Lo-
bos ave-; ready 10 build on; easy terms. SOL
GETZ Il BRO, 624 Market ST.
NoTICE-wEHAvE LOTS NORTH AND SOUTH
~ of the park In any locality desired. We sell
them cheap, because we buy for cash. and make
quick sales If you want bargains call soon, and
Will show youwhat we have. SOL GETZ BRO.
62i Market st. aus SuWe II
The morning call., 1891-09-16
EDUCATIONAL.


TI'HE PRACTICAL USE OF GERMAN TAUGHT
i in months; or lessons per week. accord. ng
TO Professor Bergman's natural and easy methods;
pictures used to illustrate the meauiDg Of words:
classes In conversation aud reading formed for ad-
NanceG students; the public Is cordially invited TO
at Professor Carreis Dancing Academy, 507 Sutter
St. bet. Powell and Mason. sel2 l5ts
DKUF. i. DIETZ, FROM PHILADELPHIA GIVES
instruction in piano, all grades beginners guided
BY pieces TO memorize. Address l1l6 Turk st So Inns
d W. KIMBALL, TEACHER OF PIANO. 2sI2
L Howard St; terms moderate. seq I'm
AIRS. }. L. CONNER; STUDIO. DoNOHoE
1u Building. Il7O Market st.-Lessons given In
portrait specially; water-colOrs, crayon, Indian
Ink and oil; outdoor sketching. landscape and dec
orstiye art; classes now forming. an29 u
4 ADY; TEACHER's CERTIFICATE; ENGLISH
j. branches: children helped Gil Buchanan. 70 I'm
C,INGING LESSONS, VOICE CULTURE APPLY
= daily SOS Powell. Prof J. r. oGILYIE. aul6 3m
DIANO: VOICE LTURE ELOCUTIUN:
1 dramatic classes. MISS BEALE 52s o'FarrelL Il
CIPANIsH LESSONS. THEORETICAL AND
- practical, by competent teacher. ll7O Market
St, Room 79. lylo oh
A CCOMPANIMENTs PIANO Lessons: CALL
~ pupils homes AIRS HARRIS. 865 Mission. 3n
DACIFC ENGINEERING sCHooL-ENGINE EER-
ing. architecture. surveying. III Post. leu lyr
CCHOoL CIVIL. MINING. MECHANICAL EN-
- gneering surveying. architecture. drawing, as
saying estab 1884. A.Nan der Nalen, 723 dkt II u
IL EALDS BUSINESS COLLEGE. ~ POST ST
II hDoubie-entry bookkeeping, penmanShlD, short
hand, type-Writlng telegTaphy, etc. all Included IN
business course under one fee OF S75- 1e3O u
DACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE. $40 POST Sc
Lie sc6olaEslID: SO: day ana eyentnz oozai
The morning call., 1891-09-16
S2h00.

GOSO0 LODGING-HOUSE OF As ROOMS IN
tDZOOU. the center OF Oakland: frst-cass in
every respect and doing splendid business; must
and will be sold side of 10 days: going to
Der goth. f. w. WOODWARD & CO., 902 Broad
way, Oakland sell 75
The morning call., 1891-09-16

Re THERE AND SEE THE LAYING OF THE
ID cornerstone for the 3. II. and s. M Electric
Road Power-house, Saturday, in Sunny Side.
sell 8 SuMoWeFrSa
The morning call., 1891-09-16
OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS,
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.


OAKLAND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND
" subscriptions received at the Oakland Branch
Office of THE MORNING CALL, 902 Broadway.
" I0Q TO 5000 - STILL A FEW OF THE
I'D DfOO choicest lots left in the beautiful Mckee
Tract Oakland at Adelne Station Berkeley
Branch Railroad half-houry trips to San Fran
cisco; electric road runs through the tract; Just
the place for homo FOR persons doing business in
san Francisco: early and late trains; time, 80
minutes; houses built on the tract to suit after
your own plans aud Specifications and sold
terms OF from $500 to $500 cash, balance S25
monthly; for $500 you can get your choice OF lots
and beautiful cottage on above easy terms; this
oHer IS Tor snort time only. and is made simply
TO get good improvements on the Mckee Tract:
don't neglect this golden opportunity. send for
maps and particulars to WILLIAM j. DINGEE
400 and 462 Eighth st, Oakland sel6 I'm
The morning call., 1891-09-16

G201n b7xlo5: Sc. COR. 10Th AND NOE
epDAOV. Sls.: no fin er residence site In this
SS yieS 5s oCS 5Tom
Q000O FOR LOTS, I2OxI7b, ON NE. COR.
tDOOOO 3lst and ST.; part cash. s. DU-
CAS-. 228la Montgomery st.
coon EACH-l6 LARGE LOTS, NEAR THE
sp-OO Old Ladies' Home; streets made; water
on the land sheltered and leyel all fenced and
ready to build upon; only blocks from street-car;
viii sell one or ALL those lots are worth $500 nart
at once S. DUCAs, 22sIa Montgomery St
GSOO LARGE LOT: 35xl00 On NOE ST,
UOUU. l25 S. OF 30th; ready to build upon. S.
DUCAS, 22Sfa Montgomery st.
G0bO0 26;exIOo; BUSINESS CORNER ON
u DZOUU. Sw cor. 23d and Noe sts. part cash.
balance on easy terms. s. DUCAS, 22SL2 Mont
gomery st.
U1E0 EACH-2 LOTS ON 32D AVE, NEAR
eU IcO the San Bruno cars; level and ready to
build on, these lots are cheap for sSoO each but
90 OUT AND SEE THE LAYING OF THE COR
" ner stone OF the S. +. and s. NJ. Electric Road
Power-house In Sunny Side. sells SuWoFr
LoR SALE ON VERY EASY TERMS-DoN'T
stop to say IL only could but take advantage of
home at the ever beautiful Golden Gate Park; only
left out of the entire block OF 80; this property Is
at the McAlilster ST. entrance to the park, with
grand marine view; only 10 minutes ride to Mar
ket ST.: $4,000, cottage rooms and bath; $4,000,
cottage rooms and bath, with all modern improve
menrs: the most complete and convenient cottages
ever built; the lots Will be worth the money in
very short time: here is your opportunity to pur-
chase home In locality that Is bound to be the
best residence property in the city for here as in
any other large city. the park is the attraction;
don't miss this chance: take McAllister-st. car to
terminus and you at the buildings; apply on
premises any day from 10 to 4. j. NJ. CONFER
FORD. owner and builder MeFrM u
CORNER STONE OF THE S. f. AND \. NJ.
~ Electric Road Power-house viii be laid Satur-
day. on cor. sunnyside ave. and Baden st, sunny
Side sel3 SuMowe
The morning call., 1891-09-16

TT WILL BE LAID SATURDAY NEXT, 10TH,
i . r. NJ. the cornerstone of the s. H. aud Z. NJ.
Electric Road Power-h0use In Sunny Side sells 6t
The morning call., 1891-09-16

Ok AND $3.50 PER LOT ONLY $40
I'D ~ cash and S5 per month If desired; choice
lots, beautifully located at Berkeley, with railroad
station the tract and electric line adjoining
same: 200 lots sold and 80 left for sale. Call early
for bargain, L. w. WOODWARD & CO., 902
Isrna h,uas- lnakI Inr.It lnIO In.
The morning call., 1891-09-16
DROSPECT HILL TRACT
Il FRIIITV Ale AVE- IrA0-r nlET aNn

L FRUITVALE AVE. EAST OAKLAND.
Fruityalc is considered to be one of the most de-
sirable locations the Oakland the bay for
residence purposes. II IS sheltered from Winds
log, and has sunny and delightful climate. Ele-
giant homes and charming gardens abound on all
sides. The terminus of the Highland Park and also
the fruitYaie streetrawayS are within one block
of this property, Lots will oe sold easy terms.
City water is being introduced; electric lights are
to DO erected upon the avenue. Free pass good for
hye years, will be furnished for each dwelling
erected upon the tract within a specified time at
cost of not less than $500. Now is your time to
secure n home 70 better chance offered anywhere
in Oakland. Price of lots $500 to $3.50; $25 down.
balance In monthly instalments OF 81 90 each. For
maps aud full particulars call on
CLOUGH 81 BAKER, Sole Agents,
sel2 tf d60 Ninth St, Oakland:
The morning call., 1891-09-16

GQH0 LOTS las FEEF DEEP, BET. BROAD
tDOOO. way and Telegraph avenue: car lines:
macadamized street on one side and bitumeniZed
street on the other from City Hall the lots beau
tfful location for homes; several buildings be-
ing built: $50 down. balance terms to suit:
interest per cent. L. l.. SALISBURY, 46S Ninth
St, Oakland. sell 1t
The morning call., 1891-09-16
ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.

IF FURNITURE YOU WANT GOOD AND CHEAP.
see II. SCHELLHAAS. 4OS Eleventh 81. de6 II cod
The morning call., 1891-09-16
BEKKELEY REAL ESTATE.

$500 Ask Sosks rom Ron" stsyos near SnIS
sity: easy terms; bargain. JOSEPH J. MASON
Dyyipht-way Station seq l4ts
The morning call., 1891-09-16

DON'T BUY ~ BERKELEY WITHOUT SEEING
- the Scenic Park Tract, adjoining the uniyer-
sity prices and terms easier than any other
property. FRANK NJ. WILSON, owner. 415 Mont.
goinery ST., San Francisco, or HEWITT RICH
ARDS opposite Berkeley Station. a.30 I'm
The morning call., 1891-09-16
no YOU KNOW
HOW MUCH YOU LOSE
IN RENTf

For sale in monthly nstalIments equal to rent sub
stantai ana finely built cottages OF and rooms,
and 2-story houses; in good neighborhoods; on
Mission and Western Addition cable lines. For par
ticulars apply to owner and builder. L. Ian DLER,
Is Montgomery. sel3 SuWetrf
The morning call., 1891-09-16

Qe0u CORNER LOT; 9Oxl00, WITH CREEK,
tpOOU. In berkeley: $40 monthly.
$275-Lot 40xl2B on railway; So monthly.
S550-Lot S0xl20. with creek: $40 monthly.
S300-Lot 40xlO0; $25 cash, 50 monthly.
S45O-Corner 6Ux1OO; $40 cash. $40 monthly.
Send for maps 1000 lots; offer only what
CHAS. A. BAILEY, owner, 20 Montgomery ST. 15 tt
The morning call., 1891-09-16
STORAGE

IIURNITURE, MERCHANDTSE. PIANOS. ETC.
stored at reasonable rates. X. f. OSBORN a
co. 1888 Market St, bet Third and Fourth. iy3Utf
EURNITURE, TRUNKS. PIANOS. ETC, TAKEN
Il OF and stored at reasonable rates; advances
made. LIEBES Pioneer Storage Company, sue
cessors to II. Wendell, 80 Stockton st. 1y9 II
UIIRST CLASS STORAGE; UPPER FLOORS;
L 642-644 Mission st. CHAS. l.. TAYLOR jY3 u
The morning call., 1891-09-16
p EAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS
- IN THE CELEBRATED

- IN THE CELEBRATED
STANFORD TRACT. OAKLAND
Are now being offered for sale.
SITUATED ON THE PIEDMONT CAPLEROAD,
about ~ minutes ride from Broadway station, and
commanding magnificent Yiew
ABSOLUTELY THE BEST.
DECIDEDLY THE CHEAPEST property In this
rapidly advancing portion OF Oakland; magnificent
and costly residences being built all sides.
THIS Is THE ONLY TRACT IN WHICH ALL THE
STREET WORK HAS BEEN DONE, including
grading, cur0ing and macadamizing; water and
sewer pipes and cement sidewalks laid, making the
best residence property now offered for sale In
Alameda County; values will double within year
One lot will make you rich Terms, only
fifth cash. balance monthly yearly payments
Don't delay minute, but send at once for maps
WILLIAM j. DINGEE,
seS II 46o and 462 Eighth St, Oakland.
G00RO INsTALLMENT PLAN: MODERN
.pZZCU. cottage, just finished; rooms, bath,
pantry, etc: high Easements: electric bell;
block from local station and half block from electric
street-csr line; lot s0xll5; only $500 down, bal
anee aIe. N, monthly to suit this Is bargain. A j.
HENRY, 465 Ninth ST.. Oakland se6 I'm
Q OO0 LoT-NEw PLAT ON FRUITvALE
DoOO street railroad; very desirable property;
call early to secure these choice lots; carriage at
office. RUSSELL * PRoSSER, 23d ave. station . Il
GIOO LOTS AT FRUITYALE: 9 CAR INES;
ID 1OU. $40 cash, balance 81 so monthly. H.
b. PINNEY. owner, 907 broadway. oakisrd.a .aSO II
T ooKI,i LooKlil 800 LOTS AT FRUIT
Il vale; big bargain. Ii. Is PINNEY, owner, 9U7
Broadway. Oakland. au3U Il
NoTICE-$3O0 To $3.50; LOTS AT FRUITvALE
l. Station, opposite the depot, now offered for
sale at the most reasonable terms follows:
one-fourth cash. balance in O. ~, lS and "a months
OF in monthly instailments from $40 upward; these
lots the most accessible to railroad con
yenlences OF any lots in East Oakland. Apply to
JEFFRESS & NOBLE, or Twenty-third-ave. Land
Co.. Twenth-third-sve Station. East Oakland mrltf
oJ6O sI75, 5000 $3.50: LOTS IN FRUIT
j. NJ McARTHUR, FruityaIe Station. Ticket for
Oakland good for trip TO Frutyae. aulSu
The morning call., 1891-09-16

I RANE CONTINUOUS CALLS For CANDY CT
gar stores. branch bakeries and all kinds OF good
legitimate businesses. j. II. PAIGE, 995 Market
street. sel6 7ts
The morning call., 1891-09-16

SMALL SUMS LOANED; PAYABLE BACK
n in fnstallments. 20 Ellis, Room 10. seq 3m
old GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT SEND
" your old gold and silver by mail to the old and
reliable house OF A. COLEMAN, Al Third St, San
Francisco; l will send by return mail the cash; H
amount Is not satisfactory will return the gold ~
GAN FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK,
- 6Ss Kearny St, the only corporation that lends
money on diamonds, Watches low interest oc4st
CONTRACTORS AND Bull OERS.
CARPENTER WORK; FITTING UP STORES
" speciality; reasonable. 1140 Howard St lyl4 3m
yLAwRENoE EeARPENTER AND BUILDER
O 6le sacramento ST. cabinet work and fitting up
efhces promptly attendedi Telephone 9QA mlt0
The morning call., 1891-09-16

n nLD-ESTABLISHED FURNITURE BUSINESS
~ for sale; doing large country trade and regular
city custom: experience required; owner selling
on account OF sickness Apply 17l9-172l Mission
street. se127t
The morning call., 1891-09-16

Apply az 433 hatteiy 50 SEQ lL
DOOM, WITH POWER, IN BRICK BUILDING:
IL Folsom and Eighteenth sts.; rate of insur-
ance. ASHTON. All M0ntgo nery ST. au2S I'm
7 OTS LARGE OR SMALL AND FOR A LONG
l. OF short term. on Townsend ST., bet. Seventh
and Eighth. ASHTON. All Montgomery. au2S I'm
A WEEK NEWS FOR CENTs-THE WEEKLY
n CALL in wraDper. ready for mailin=.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-22
CAMPAIGN OPENED.


The Prohibition Convention Presents q
Full City Ticket.
The Prohibition city convention for
the nomination of city officers was held
last evening at Good Templars' Hall in
the McMullen Block. James Ii. Thaw
called the convention to order and the
members directly split up into small
groups, by wards, to caucus for ward
officers. Nominations We're made for
all the wards except the Sixth and
Seventh. Nominations will be made
for these wards some time during the
present week. The convention then
proceeded to the nominations of city
officers with the following result:
Msyor, w. c. Shepherd; clerk. W. F.
Shedd; marshal, Peter Reynders; comp
troller, Charles Thoma; treasurer, l..
X. Atwater; director of the poor, s. Nj.
Pearsall; member of the Board of Equal
ization and Review, full term, j. w.
Adams; 10 till vacancy. n. b. KRONER;
members OF the city committee, o. w.
Petit, W. +. Shedd, Myron III. Walker.
There was considerable difficulty in
finding candidates enough to take all
the Offices. Whenever name was
mentioned its possessOr would rise in
his place and state that he was already
a candidate for some other Office,
either on the city ticket or in his own
ward. There was no speech making of
any kind, although nearly all the
speakers of the local party were present
at the convention. Tie whole pro.
ceedlngs were purely perfunctory and
ment to get money with which to print
the tickets.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-22
MARINE DISASTERS
1hs Steamer Weber Founders In
the Recent Gale.
FOURTEEN co D0HS WITH The SHIP
Three steamers of the New Haven Llns
Are ht..ia. siaes Thursday
Years for Their safety
EateFtaIned.

LoSDoS, March n. ~ The steamer
Weber, from Cardiff, March 8, bound
Tor Rio JanierO. Was caught IN the re-
cent gale aad dismastsd- she sprang
aleak, and despite the efforts OF the
crew at the pumps, she continued 10
MI rapidly. ON tue 18th she sighted
the schooner Logo and launched boat
with the chief officers and i've seamen
The gale was raging al is height and .t
was mOmentarily expected that the
Weber wenld 20 down. The boat man
aged 10 reach the Logo and report the
condition or the Weber. The Logo's
lights were dashed TO inform the crew
Oi the Weber taaL succor MAS az hand !,
and the schooner almost reached the
Disabled vessel. when suddenly the
Weber fouudered aud tho fourteen
n4en on board were drowned. Tue vlo-
lence OF the storm made is impossible
for the Logo's boats - pick up the un-
fortunate men.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-22
he DENIES EMPHAPIcALLY
The Statements Charged go w, .. Deiisays
Not True.

Special 20 the TKIEsEss- iiKRtfDf
A few DAYS ago there appeared in the
columns OF morning paper here.
communication over the name Of one
II. VI. Atwood. in which Il was stated
that ! had telegraphed Mr. Guelicll al
Utica, X. Y, tiat We had secared corr
tracts in Grand Rapias for patting
down our Silica Bafyffc stone pave
mcnt. | desire through youf columns
- positively deny - whole and IN esory
part. the aforesaid statement. IT sw1f
known here that We have not as yef
made any contracts with the eiff 81
Grand Rapids. and deay snoss em-
phAtcaiiv that ] evcr wrote or feie-
ersphed Nr. Guaiich or snymse else
that We had secuted contracts amount
ing 90 $3.50, 600 on ANY otbef sum.
We would ike very mitch 10 make
/ contrac; or CONTRACTS f0T O1r pavement
and ! believe that tie citizens 81 fhls
city voaid never regret or condemn slp'
action ~ the council, should that body
decide 70 slsc our goods. i believe this
because ttlieye we have fas best and
cheapest pavement that can be lad.
Tie company winch ] Represent de-
sires only fsiT dealing and nnly faif
means vii be used 20 get contrnci,
hut the public aud the council shenit
remember that the Ffaiemsli wIts
winch ] ara charged, comes from = -
val paving concern. ! trust am Dos
yet sufficiently foolish 70 make laise
statements that can DC 80 easily run %
earth. ". q. BErLkIEE.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-22
In the Federal Court.

All who have been confined in Jail
awaiting trial in the United States
Court have had their cases disposed of.
Nearly all the criminal cases have been
finished aud this week will be devoted
TO evil cases. The case of Lewis
Emery VS.. the Common Council of the
village of Three Rivers will begin Tues
day. The complaint set forth IN this
case is lengthy and II is expected that a
week will be consumed III It's consdera-
ton. The SUIT is brought to recover
damages from the village eff Three
Rivers, resulting from the establish
ment of water works in the village.
The complainant is the owner of n
water power mill and claims the water
works system drew off his power.
Kalamazoo and Three Rivers attorneys
appear in the case.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-22
The Woman's Mission Annual.

The eighteeath annual meeting OF
the Michigan Branch OF the Womsn's .
Board of Missions Of the Interior, viii
be held n the Park Congregational
church OF this CITY, heeinnng Wednss-
day. at p. m. and continuing through
Thursday. About one hundred dele
gates are expected to be ~ attendance.
On "Wednesday evening. Mr.. Board
man, a wealthy gentlemsn n Of Chicago,
will deliver an address. snd also Ell
hihlt = curious map showing the mrs
SION stations all over the world.
THURSDAY evening q. ". Leach, 8 Tnis-
sonary Of CeylOn, ~iH give lecture
upon that country, the topic % ee
illustrated by a serles ot flne stereoptl-
can views Mss pDsTIss from Turkey
snd China wi also be n attendance
ard coutrIbute - tsre interest of the
meetings. LADIES' are invited % TIE
day sess ons, and The pabie generally
= cordially sske1 % attend TIE evening
meetings.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-22
Murdered by Moonshiners.

WAsHISGToS, u. C., March Gin
ternal Revenue Commissioner Mason
received telegram today announcing
thsi X. |. Barnwell, an employe OF the
Internal Revenue bureau, bad been
killed. and Deputy Marshal Brim NOR
tally wounded yesterday. IN Stokes
county, y. {. Several days ago they
started for the mountains OF Western
North Carolina TO arrest some moon
sinners. and lt is supposed that they
were killed while trying to arrest them.
Barnwell - brotner-in-iaw of Con-
gresham Evart, of North Carolina.