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New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
THE NEVIS THIS MORNING.

Foreign.-Sir John Macdonald in a speech at
Toronto, accused Mr.. Farrer, Editor of The
Toronto Globe" of writing treasonable panl-
phlet; Mr. Farrer admits the authorship OF the ar
ticlc and defends his utteranccS. - The faT'
nell and Mccarthy factions are diSputlng about
funds given to the Tenants Defence League. -
Empress Frederick reached Paris ==- FIFTY
well-known French artists will send pictures to
the Berlin Exhibition
Congress Both branches in session. - The
Senate: The Sherman and Frye amendments TO
the Copyright bill were adopted and the Dill
was passed by vote of 3G to IA; the lhdlah
Dcpredations bill was considered: the bill for
new Custom House in Bowling Green. New-lork,
was passed. - The House: The Indian Ap-
preparation bill passed. and the Postolice
Appropriation bill was considered - The House
Committee on Coinage decided to have no further
hearings on the Silver bill after Friday noon.
Domestic.-The majority and minority reports
in the contest for the scat OF W. Barlow Dunlap
wer, presented to the Assembly: the majority
report recommends his expulsion. - The Ran
ney Bridge bill passed the Assembly; the Speaker
seut the IIidreth One-day Licensr bill to the E%-
else Committee. - EX-MayOr Samuel {. Cobb.
of Boston, is dead - The Aetna Coal Company
of Chattanooga made an assignment == \ great
pageant will be seen in the streets of St Louis at
the funeral of General Sherman. - The de-
mands of 1000 employees of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company west OF Pittsburg have been re-
fused. -----= Serious danger is still apprehended
from floods in Western rivers. - EX-Secre;ary
Gibson of the Whisl;ey Trust, furnished $4,000
bail in a Chicago Court.
City and Suburban.-Final orders for the funeral
of General Sherman were given out; his son.
Thomas Ewing Sherman, arrived on the Majestic.
- The American Loan and Trust Company was
obliged to suspend payment and application was
made for a receiver, on the Bank Examiners state
ment showing a deficit of over half million.
- The Peoples Municipal League effected a
permanent organization. - An Italian bark
was sunk with loss of lie in the loter harhor.
- widow and her four children We're burned
70 death in a tenemcnt-house fire in Brooklyn.
- George CunniG. wealthy grocer, attempted
10 eommi. suicide at the Hotel st. George in
Brooklyn - The American Baseball Association
withdrew from the National agreement. ==
Stocks dull and lower. although final declines were
small, except in Burlington and Quincy and Rock
Island which were the most active shares. lhe
closing was at about the lowest figures.
The Wcather.-Forecast for to-day: Colder and
fair, followed by cloudiness, ard at night possibly
by snow. Temperature yesterday: Highest 53
degrees; lowest. 81 average, AS is.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
GREAT BEARD FIRE IN NEU-JEl

GREAT EEARD FIRE IN NEUJERSEI.
Tie report of a highly interesting suit at law
comes from Woodbury., y. }. In Woodbury. there
lives one David Smallcy. Mir. Smallcy is, or
rather WIS, the prou, poeSeS5or OF long, flowinS
iron-gray beard. Indeed, Mr.. Smalley's beard
probably stood third in this country for length
and magnihccncc, being exceeded in these points
MARYLAND Oyster Navy, through which the oyster
pirltcs fire annunl broadsides, and Of Senator
eject PETER of Kansas, who, in the heat OF de-
bate. while demolshing Monopoly, habtually
tucks bis flowing beard into his leather lclt
BIT neither the Captain nor the Judge has ever
had the trouble with his beard which has come
upon Mr. Snallcy True, the Captains beard
at the end of the oyster campaign, is usually in
somewhat ragged state, but after he has combcd
the riic balls ont OF il, it gets into condition
aqain but Mr.. Smalley to-day has no more
beard than Robert &. lngcrsoll.
one evening las, week Mr.. Smalley was return
ing t. his home Ii WAS late. The way was long
and weary Nr Smallcy had been sitting up with
scl: friend The friend had been very sick.
:hr street was crooked and the sidewalk uneven.
N!r Snallay st down with his back against
tc-cc II 'Nl. While sitting ne sang Mr.
Smalicy had lived long enough 10 know the vanity
of earthly thags and hr sang sadly. His tune
and his words had never met before, and they
were lot suited TO each other. But hr. Smallcy
sang with energy, and the noise attracted the at
tcntion of the crafty night-watchman on his lonely
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
Ipswich, South Dakota where he was a pastor r...
year lie removed to Aberdeen Aass

Ipswich, South Dakota, where he was a pastor Ia.
year hc removed TO Aberdeen. 40"
1T Is thought at the Capital that If President U.,
rson visits California a few weeks hence he viii a,.o
go Up to the North Pacific Coast also. Senator son
OF washington has urged him TO visit the latter Siae
Boston pupits had good array OF ont-cftown
talent last sunday. Lyman Abbott William NJ. Tar.
lor. Dwight l.. Moody, II. s. Macarthur, Presidents
Dwight and W. Il. Harper among the temporerv
supplies" ''"'S
STANLEY and Kennan, explorers Of torrd Africa ana
snow-bound siberia, met at informal dinner ana
snapped stories IN Chicago last sunday.
John ID. Rockefeller's method Of dispensing ehar,v
is described by The Cleveland Plaindealcr" IL savs
that the great bulk Of his mail is examined by hIs
private secretary and only the few appeals which i'm
press the latter gentleman favOably are passed aono
to Mr. Rockefeller who takes a stack OF them To ths
breakfast table every morning and distributes them
among his children. These members Of his family
says The Plandealcr," charged with the duty Of
opening the letters and consulting their contents
Then each child decides what shall be done with the
application, and the decision Is written upon the en-
vcOpe and the name signed for reference. II need be
After breakfast, Mr.. Rockefeller gathers up the mai
and personally inSpects each application. lie weighs
the and then acts as ms conscience dictates
This dctatiOn is frequently contrary 10 the decision
rendered By his child but that doesn't end the mat
ter at all. The father gathers his children about
him and reviews his case announcing his decisions,
and when they conflict with those oven By the cil.
dTcn nc explains the reason for the departure from
the recommendation.
Observant attendants upon Boston musical perform.
anccs remark that Mr.. Gercke had very courty way
Of escortlng the lady solosts on and of the stage.
Mr. Nhlscn lets them come in and go out alone.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19

strict accountability those who help the Demo
cratic party to carry elections by fraud. Inc
nlea that some other legislation might fail II an
effort should be made again to pass the Silver
bill is not worth considering. The measure
upon which honesty of elections depends Is far
more Important to the country than any other
on which the Senate has to act. If Democratic
delays render an extra session unavcldaole' tha'
marty will have TO bear the responsibility.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19

From Tho Harrisburg (pcAn.) Independent.
The Tribune Almanac for 1891 is in every respect
equal. In al Us departments. % tie wcllcarned rep
uaon of this row standard source Of useful POLITICAL
commercial financial, manufacturing mining. Official
and other knowledge, arranged to render speedy
reference easy. IL Is of special interest TO men In
Official station and politicaps, and contains cnor
collection OF facts Of the highest interest 10 bus
Ia
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19

Signs have net been wanting that those Dem
ocrats who do not look kindly on Mr. Clevc-
land As Presidential candidate next year might
bring forward Senator Arthur Pue German as
a man fit to receive that honor. To such Dem
ocIats the report from Washington, to the effect
that statement is being prepared for the pub
lie which will declare Senator GormanS earnest
devotion to and advocacy of Mr.. Cleveland, will
possess melancholy interest y solid Cleye-
land delegation from Maryland is promised on
the authority OF Representative Rusk, who is in
Mr.. Gormans confidence. Break the news
gently to David b. Hill.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
QUALIFIED TO JUDGE.

From The ST. Louis Globe Democrat.
Colonel Dlll Morrison says that il isn't decent
for General Palmer 10 remain longer in the Illinois
senatorial contest and Colonel BIZ knows for he was
once similarly situated himself.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19

Within n day or two printed caution mas
appcared in the Brooklyn Bridge cars, 10 ''e
eject that passengers are forbidden to staha Oh
the platform of any car, and that neithef tle
cities nor the trustees responsible for any ac
cidcnt to q passenger while standing on the pat
form" In order to appreciate the force OF 'iis
one must crcss the Bridge during the busy nouns
Of the day and see how, on account OF the liisu"-
cicnt accommodations FROM SIX to ten persons are
forced to stand on the platform at each end oi
every car Probably fifty persons are carried on
thc nlatforms on every train at the times WhcE
travel l., heaviest 1t is a physical ihposSlpllily
for them TO get inside the cars. which are pacN2'
every time to their furthest limit. The trustees
would better take steps to render platform ridlhg
unnecessary before whining about their noh-re-
sporsibility in case of accident though 1t IS 70
be hoped that no accident will occur to put tAat
question 10 the test.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19

In Mondays issue Of The Tribune, in an eiito-
rial article discussing the duy Of tie Legislature
70 provide State roads throughout Ncw-l ork, We
referred to a book issued by public-sprited Penn
sylvnniuns containing several essays on tile gem
cral subject of road-builling and maintenance sup
plicI to them in competition for prizes. We
praised the book warmly rs of great practical
value. and have since been receiving numerous
letters asking by whom IL Is published aud how
it. may he obtained. II is issued by the com
mit:ce OF citizens IA volunteer committee, VIII So
contributions made up the prizes for which the
articles were written, through its secretary. Pio-
ressor Lewis NJ Ilaupt, ot the University OF Penn
sylvaEia. in Philadelphia. Ii is called a Move
for Hettcr Roads, and IS published apparently
by Henry Carey Baird X Co. We do not Know
upon what terms is is 10 Lc had, but the COM
mittces motive is purely philosophical, and we
apprehcnd that il, wish is TO circulate the book
as freely as possible. 1t ought to be in the hands
Of every country roadmaster in the United States.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
NO NEW CoYcocTIoy NECESSARY

From The Chicago Inter Ocean.
The fact that the suspicious liquid the secretary OF
the whiskey trust carried In his satchel set paper
fire proves nothing. II Is understood that there
are brands Of whiskey that Will do that very thing.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19

preliminary report Oil the two systems Of
street cleaning which are now undergoing care
full scrutiny was made yesterday to Commits
sioner Bcatte The salient points are that
where the work is done by hand the streets are
much cleaner than where machines are used
and that the cost of hand work is about 20 per
cent greater than that Of machine work. The
figures given relate only to the first days work,
and may be changed somewhat by later returns.
1t seems clear already that Mr.. Beattie was not
working in the direction of street cleanliness
when he demanded an enlarged appropriation
because it was necessary to buy lot of eX
pensve machinery.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19

The Copyright bill has passed the Senate.
The vote-.3G TO 14-waS decisive enough, but
the bill is so weighted down with amendments
that, on the face Of it, the outlook for the tri
umph OF the principle of honesty in our dealings
with foreign authors does not seem very bright.
The Sherman and Frye amendments cast aside
on Saturday have been reattached TO the meas
tic by much larger votes than in Committee of
the Whole, although the former is obnoxious to
the very principle on which the bill is based.
The Senate made provision for Conference
Committee in case Of non-concurrence by the
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19

House in It's amendments. The conferreeS are
to be Messrs Plat, Uiscock and Gray, all Of
whom believe in copyright 1t is understood
that they will not insist on the amendments Ill
the Conference Committee, and hence there is
at least fair chance Of the enactment OF
satisfactory bill before the session closes.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19

The word "ratify" is adroitlv rsed in the APP
peal Of Methodist women 80 their brethren III
the ministry. published in The Tribune on tues
dav. After stating that the laity have decided.
hy a ar-c majority. in favor Of the representa-
tion of women in tho General Conference, they
asl, the preachers TO mtify this expressed WISH
Tho idea is conveyed that the vote recently taken
had some legal force, and the preachers have
little more than veto power, which they are
begged not to cNcrcis, AS Il matter OF fact, the
preachers have the sole responsibility in the mat
ter and nothing has occurred TO lessen this IN
any degree IL is Interesting 70 note that a large
proportion of the Signers are prominently con-
ncctcd with different beEeliccnt organizations
within tie Church. Dr. Buckley in " The Christian
Advocate" SAYS. in reply to the appeal:
YIlr own characters, services and Influences err
wcirhty reasons against granting your rdnet IOr N',
,o not flower, and fruits of srdcr which Nou WpUll
rla~r.f tll that yOu aye NOu have become Withott
;hr tg,.ocaVc of lawmakers IN church or STATE tl
that you hayc don" which entities you 10 be WgAu'd
as urc ou,atlNc Methodist women Ia, bean uci"Ntd
iy ria: peculiar influence which God gave You a'
women cNert.d IN civil and ecc.2Sa,ilcal society
which plscc, upon ma" the duty of m4lrg ana en-
forcing 'laU, ard exempt woman from TN, c~ppnsi
if'tv with lie complication, and hurdcn-. what khd
, { women tie p.c.rut ,Nei'm prulucc, Nou slpW ~,
,,l,t manner oi women ih,s" viii Z" whom radically
dlror,ut social adjustment VIII produce upnc can tell
am too vo -lti-.i with the result u he wllinS 10
ri-H the unknown and the d'ibtiu!.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
NOT TIL MARCH FOURTH. THOUGH.

From The ST. Paul Pioneer Press.
pv holding on 10 the Offices OF Senator and Gov.
ernor both, ID. Bennett Hill presents the blooming
spectacle OF twohcaded steer with both noses in the
"a Ian af
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
Ju0cs 10 ADVERTISEMENTS.
Business NoIlres.

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and smaller than other magnesa For sale n Dot;
tles onIv with United States registered label
attached without which none is genuine AT druggists
aud country stores ---------
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New-York tribune., 1891-02-19

The revolt against big and unnecessary ap-
propriations for the canals has taken practical
shape in the Senate Among the semi -leSlti-
mate items of canal expenditure are many 1or
costly bridges in the canal cities" 1t is now
proposed. and rightly too, that good share OF
the expense of these bridges shall be paid ny
the cities which are 50 eager to have them. ne
Senate Committee on Canals has introduced a
bill to that effect which will certainly nhd
favor among the taxpayers of the state at large.
They foot the lawful canal bills without mur-
muring: so that they have right 10 insist Oh
economy where ou;lays are not demanded by
the general public interest.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19

There is really no basis for the suppostion that
the Philadelphia mansion in which notable
marriage WAS solcmnzcd on Tuesday was arl,hy
decorated with wild-howers pluckcd from the city
r3aGsidcs. Tlat woGid I've impossible even III
Philadelphia before latc May or early June.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19

The people of Johnstown deserve the sympathy
Of the country in their latest experience with an
inundation. They must have derived no little
consolation, however. during the last few days
from the thought: that there was no artificial lake
hanging just over their heads.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19

Tic Rcpublicanism Of Philadelphia IS IN
thorou ,hly healthy condition, thank yon. EaWlh
:. Stuart. the Republican candidate for Mayor
was elected on Tuesday by the largest majority
which that city ever gave to a Republican Ills
own ward. which in former years never gave Il
PcpubIican majority Of over 2,'0O, ran his up 10
over I,I00
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19

Several thousand individuals. some of whom
live in this city. bu: more in Ncw-Jcrocy and
on Long Island. have modified the old saving
about pennies and pounds, so that in their version
if reads Take care of the horses and tie
,rucis will take care of themselves
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19

To-day the city will pay worthy tribute OF
respect and affection to the last Of the three
great generals of the Civil War There will be
an imposing military parade in honor OF General
Sherman, business for the most part will cease
during the funeral hours, and tokens OF mourn
ing will be freely displayed. 1t is expected that
81. 600 men will take part in the procession
which will escort the body to the train that Will
bear it to It. Louis. Were the body to lie IN
state. the demonstration Of the peoples regard
would be still more impressive.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19

Attention is directed hy The Utica observer
to fine fact that The Rochester Union" snecrs at
Colonel Wattcrson. 1t may help the C0lohei 10
endure these snccrs 20 learn what sort OF Demo
Gratis The Union" doesn't snccr at 1t didn
saccr at Jim Pierce when he was making a can
vass for the Supcrintendency Of the Insurance De-
nlrlnCni.
The morning call., 1891-03-03
srnInIER KEsoRTs.

DTsoRTs' SPRINGS AND HOTELS OF THE
IL Pacific Coast. with rates, location etc, pub
llshed In the Hotel Guide: Send zoe for copy. "a
pages to $40 Post ST.. S. f. mrl II
The morning call., 1891-03-03

:
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AZ nnA.N6 TO.0rv.
= tslA1N Ie1AAN S21N'S -
-
- r - .
|. - CITY REAL. ESTATE.
:. -; - 1r1I5T
tGO'lVU. and cottage in rear; lot 25xs6: a bar
gain lot alone worth me money! Nc Fee BALD
WIN &: HAMMOND. III Mentgomeryst.. T..
/ o.I n GOO UoNli2H sT NEAR 93IJ;. Q .
SI6 MU stor ~ ;tin IL, bnises; 4 and
room mats and 8-rooin dwelling baths and All, con
yeRiences; lot 5Qx122:6 MrAFEE, BALpMiA y
G1SQ0- 2tsr ST, NEAR EotsoA; rs Iol'5
r0oIns baths etc; rent 1888: Tot 25xl0O MCAFhE':
BALDWIN & HAMMeND,.i0 Montgomery St.
49, Tot q o -;. raul view
NICA fsE, BALDWIN & HX5iMoNi u. 10 M6ntgohl-
cry st. :: - 49, i -
= : :: - : : = - 90 .
I 70 QT=.SA CIR 4 sl 7 ~ ~
2 i ~ iT SiaG ZEE: 4
IlA9lMlS p: 0csIontgo4efy ST :. II: - f..
spfV.VUU.s Sta, Bearl ones:,6: Rool:5t.r!4am ne
houses renting for 1896 5O::exralarse lot; 676x
1876 with: fTOntace on small street n CA FEE:
BALDWiN: &2HAMMGND,:1 10 NJ ontS0neFyst.. y: ::
"a. fsEI00 GROVE ST. FINE AR iFUDERi K;
,pO uUU. new. +bfy-w1niew *:hou5e3 81 rooms
bath etcz: lot 25x1i 81 IS see cheaI HOUSE
FAN Si6Ypj = o. Montgomery ST ~ :. :
al. 0iO0 sirBii 1T: Ftsi n :: risVyEN son
- l:Z:tt(tl. St; CORNER near 18TH 122sT9 ryay:
each: rent iiS s5 i'; 3so o. .MexFEs M N
a ltAetAIoSD 10 Montgomery ST.: = :
c29IJO F1LBERT. sT..=N EAR .P DIX LIZ.
nZOllU. neat @c0ttage;; 4 rooms, etc =. brlcS
sargala A. bALp
li4tal MIND, ~ -sl9ntSomeEy ST - :. =
q. JG"7 60& GEkRY:' STU EAR SCQrr;&S!f-:l;7
l m AZ =
rent s5 are s lot. Sun 81 Il tiE iEl
:! - . 2tt =, y -HDitsollltIS ~: :: = -
The morning call., 1891-03-03

oak I4A>D HOUSES AMI :B0oAES.:s :
THE SACRAMENTO, 906 HfNGToN ST.
cor Eighth-P ledSaHt sunny: rooIiis zen suite or
single: also Offices terms Ieisnna5e. feS I'm.
The morning call., 1891-03-03
ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS,



..ALABrEIi 4 = IslsAls .ItsI.A' Pc. &
a sJ0S0 QUICK. SALE; C0yTAG Es;5 ROOMS
SZZOU and hath. on: approved: Street; near
station: $500 cash: bilapee S2J perinonth. : 8; :;
improvements; S200cash, $IS per'montn:. -:
S2400-Built 70 order; cottage, IS rooms; modern
few At fTgrin: im5ro9ed streets
MABCUsE a REMNtiaB, C6ntrastors and: Build
cisco; Bay-st Station second Station broad gduge),
5AIameda open siIiidays; -: i :. inrl 1t
i: a LAMBDA, :lx.G L n C'Y*-:xD YERTIS EAlENTs
=: Branch once oil, THE :MoRNISG GALE -scHNEE
DER * co. 1888 PARK ST.: :.
nE00O. A GREA T :BA RGAIN;. MODERN 9
~ Wy " STORY hense Of 20. rooms lot lOOx220;
well and wind ntli on maeadamiLed street conYeH-
ient:to harrow.gaug estltl0n. apply TOD SEP5i A.
Leonard, corner Park ST. and Central ave, Ala
1neda :: -. :, =. = - I. IeZo.tl.
:0sOS00 NEW, MODERN :TwO-sTORY HOUSE
SOSUU. of. Z rooms :; lot; s75xl 10 feet !; all
street work compIeted;s near stat $500 cash and
$500, worth. Ell O01WiIl be sold for. mortgage
money and interest; modern half house
OF 1l.roonis; best locatlon:siIi klamedaT between
raIlwaYS,'2 blocks from either depot; lot 75xl6l
feet. with good stable. Apply TO IH oS. A. SMITH
CONFER II MontgOmery St, san .:fe2S lot
aI T00 %2SYoFiY. 6:RooA HQHSE;a' MAN.
% tUO.statoG; 1argeil 6t;:yery cneap;. ter,nA
u 9fI0. .INsTALLMENE: LOTS :oN MlN'ruRN
-S$25-InStatrmen tslQts on: Mipturn=St- =
$35O-Instaliinsilr lots,on Gfand.St..
SS75--Installmentl lots OH. Grand st
$3.50 -Installnent} ON Stanton St
:. Only $50 cash ba laIfce $40 perinonth; fine level
iots Feadyto 'bufld only 5bTocks front station;
Cheap properly IN Aalne DAG call at our ofce
Hook atthem streets gradedand severed. gas and
water: McCLuRE, Fl ECi ~. CO., Bay.stteet. sta
tion, broad .guage; -: :. = -; :fe25 7t
;CO:]l1iT $500; { ;sa * BALANCE s3s: f.Eis
tTLZOU: month :. lot 30xl25; ew cottage OF
IS rooIns And bath; so4thwt st c9fner NO: 52S.
e.: S290OzLEQt 5Sxl 2 80 e W dtt9 se:ot rooms
anilb ath sunny side Of $3.50 cash balance
!: $50 per month. .No:t54 81. =:
. S2y00L 25 ri so; new cottage ot g rooms and
hath sine::neighborhood; near 81 ion $500 cash.
@balalce SS5 neE month"; mo. Jl2.. ::
'SS60O:-Lot 5Qx2QST new cottages Of 5. rooms and
bath "a. bargain:: easy terms n o. 504. 80.
S3SOO-Lot 81 ;6xl00; new i2-sJory house OF I
rooms and bath; near M0rt0nfsreet statfon; $1,000
cash, BALANCE easy.ins ailments: No. sos. -:
: :SS65Q-Lot. 50Xl50; new: 2-stoTy' house OF 4
rooms and bath sunny sde:of san. ose avenue;
$1,000 cash, balance eSy1nstallnie nts@:: 10.
Choice homes for sale ia AL: parts OF Alameda;
houses TO let; morley TO loa1. H. r. aAtoREAL &
CO, 142S PARK Alamedai and 4Q2 MONTGOMERY
ST. San Erane seO. -: -. les lm
!. S,EVEKxI.- III Ne BARGAINS 'FoR SALE On AC.
3: = count OF departure and financial troh6e houses
10 rem :and money to :lo2 n. P; Nt0kEAliS Co.
i 432Pafk ST. Alameda G02 MontGomery ST. 3 Fl6tf
"A WEEKS NEWS. FOR 5 CENTs.sraE WEEKLY
n GAEL. in wrapperrre.ldy ior: lnalIll:; -:
The morning call., 1891-03-03
FINANCIAIl

-
0..J. ECO n0G To LOAN ON Ranches;
ODD. DUU .UUU large sums below market rates.
JOHN i, LITTLE. Ii Safe Deposit Build'g d163m
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE CHI.
hl STREET q CO., AIS Montgomery st. nQ7 u
- s3S Kearny st., the only corporation that lends
money on diamonds, watches; low interest oc4 u
CtNALL ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIP-
- tons taken at CALL Branch Offices. Cos Larkn
st., 339 Hayes ST. and 2blS Mission ST.; open till
9 80 r n WSu
The morning call., 1891-03-03

For rriee.list and. particulars apply tos s. AUS
TIN. llOl Twenty-third' avenue, East oakland or
w1lLIAMJ j. DiNeEE. 46O-46s Eighth street, oak
land. Cal.
The morning call., 1891-03-03
OAKLAND REAL: EsTATEr II. :.
; ). !. - dioLpEN orPoRTuNIrYI

- -.
cHo,eE BglLDlYa LOTS { T.:
: !: IN THE il EA GrIFuL
The morning call., 1891-03-03

CACRIFICE! 10. LOTS, .s27 j: sf2ACH :; MICE I.u,
D catIon car .lfnes 0nyeGient to local trains;
terms to- suit all purch call: at: once, Aso
neat, new Broom cottage very heaps small cash
PAYMENT balance monthly install uiehts. See II. Il
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