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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-21
OCTiTE FEUILLET

From The Pail Mall Gazette.
lie Roman dun Jcuue IIomme Pauvre" will al
WAYS remain Octave Fcullets great work, both IN
France and England say goat WORK auDiSeoy, iol
this simple little story founded distinct modern
school III French fiction. aud proved conciu'NeY tht
virtue could be made to pas much and better than
vice. In this analytical, snrewd study OF certain
side OF French life hc struck on new pain, leaving
far behind his contemporaries Feydcau, OF Fanny
fame. Fanber who had just achieved great success
with Madame BoVaVr, and Dunn, Ills. "
More dramatic author than novelist every enc OF ms
bear reading alord better than they do the gidlc ot
The footIlsI9 Intimate with the late VI. Emile Angler,
he often discussed tlc scenario # new siory OF pC'
sir Walter scott and IionOre de BalIac WcIc ms I"o
literary god, he read the whole set OF tne WaveTey
the effect La Comcaie iiumalne' had had on hl7 gen
Grafton. Had Balhac remained silent. nc Woud san,
all that II finest and most renaLktble III Our mIu.,a
literature would haze been non-eAistent. IN private
life kinder friend. both 10 the known ana unEn2wH'
stories and play, from mostly lady admirer9 in the
provinces .s Canada ana eEfW ola mann would
patiently read and give his opinion on 1me ~ t s
ludy, where most Of his work was Go mr FeuIles
bondor by private staircase, and any unknown au,
mlrers who had made up their minds 10 PEI bmt arm
were first interviewed by the ever p0''' 0"' A'N'
mistress OF the hOuse. .,.,. no.rttr, country
During the summer months their oean n,, eSu wS
viSitors and amateur theatrlcals rcigned supreme;
To the last 81 Feuc kept up constant aa or wSo
ne nad ,o %e some of his shtest most spark
, The Emperor had given him. at the
En,presss special request the delightful slnecnie oi
IN he Palace OF FOntainebeau. ana he formed
nort ~ me cotorie Impcralc. Not long ago rlrnch
review published some curious autoblQgr1Phca has
ment, ~ Feu.llct himself dealing win TINS Pc'""p'
The mo.t success sful-decadc OF his NE. ~, hama
Certain observers Of the modern parlS wou ILL., h
"a admirably saiirzrd In such novels a. JUN Sn 10
Trecoeurr VI. de Cam0rs and MiiiEe Jtn1 th
uonS 7, Ic Divorce de Juliete" he dcalt win ,he
;no., n,od"rn phase of French life In fashion ulat
roycd hi, hand had lost none OF It's ola strength anu
suttietv. , . /. orr,i,,,r made him late
Il, 80. dav conver 10 Zolas genius. and some declare
4. ~. riiicIv that the author OF "LAssOmmolr' ma
20 have rs Incoming tenant Of the late Acadcmcan'S
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ONE RISK ABOUT LATE QUAIL.
From Tie Washington star.

From Tie Washington stAr' -. =
w,o, oroiIs are offered for sale on the streets as
ti,,iIy as they have been lately. people ought TO
refuse TO buy them, matter how piauSlae 80, tS
,Inir venders may tell. The plain unpalatabs truth
hat nearly all OF them brought here from iong
dstnaees and generally from more inclement seeuoo
oatSer the poor creatures rendered helpless oy
etorvaon ard freezing and thus become easy prey 10
tec t-fnanlke and inhuman devices Oi course
tbese PROPOSITIONS cannot be absolutely proven ~ T
les0 norticular bunch of birds offered for sale
ga, rho General facts are well understood BY every
Duu to ,,,iar with country life that doubt neeu
Persvn ,ortared on the subject. Another TING ougn
to hn horne IN mind in this connection Il'e nesn OF
TO- oc u - ant ~ he bitter and often poisonous az
lnr P. .ios whom owing ~ the scnrc'tY Of proper
food they are compelled to eat sempo,o o1 n,c or
,',. inns Lorrcs and other unwhoesOme diet WHICH
nreserves their lives for the time being but iehoe's
them unit for the table.
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BRILLIANT DINNER At TIE WHITE HObSE
THE PRESIDENT AND MRS. HARRISON ENTER
TAIN THE DIPLOMATIC CORPS.

THE PRESIDENT AND MRS. HARRISON ENTER
TAIN THE DIPLOMATIC CORPS.
Washington. Jan 60 (spccal.-Tho White iionSc
was the scene Of brilliant dinner party this evening
given by the President and Mis-. Harrison In honor
~ the Diplomatic Corps. The floral decorations were
beautiful. In the East Room. where the guests were
received the massive features were carried out III
tall palms ferns and other tropical foliage, filing the
window recesseS and corners Of the room. fyramhls
u bright leaf plants broke the long spaces thFonSh
the centre the chandeliers were hung with smlax ana
the mantc!s banked with cut flowers. The stat
dining room exceptionally beautiful. There WA
an entire absence OF bright colors and only white and
green effects In the windows, against uIc
background Of palms tres Of snow white aAseas
The mantels were banked with white carnations and
white camellas The central piece on the table was
wholly Of maiden hair ferns In low mound the whole
length Of the long mirror At the ends Of the table
were baskets Of white roses. The name cards wcre
held by pale green ribbons and the bouquets were
white roses. The table Laid with fifty covers
Il was far more simple than usual and therefore more
beautiful
At O'Clock the Pres dent led the 10 the dining
room with the wife of the secretary Of state on hi,
arm The wife Of the Italian Minister. the Dean of
the Corps being absent Mrs. Blaine sat on The right
II the President The wife Of the Mexican Minister sat
IN tho left OF the President. flc Italian
Minister took in Mrs Harrison and sat Oh
her left Tho other guests were the Mexican
Minister the British Minister and Lady Paunccfotc,
the Russian. French Turkish and IIaytan Ministers
he German Austrian. swiss. Belgian and swedish
Ministers. the japanese Minister and Madame fcian"
he Nlcaragusn Minister and Madame Guznan the
Peruvian Minister nd Madame Zegarra the Minister
from the Netherlands, the Costa Kicau tharc9
d'Anaires the Corcan Charge d'Afares and Mrs >e'
:hc Venezuelan Minister and Madame Pcraza, tn
spanish Minister aud Madame Guanes, the DANISH
Minister the Brazilian Minister and Madame Mendonca'
the Minister from Portugal the Minister from salvador.
and the Minister from the Argentine Republic senator
sherman chairman Of the Foreign Relations Committee
and Mr.. sherman senator and Mr.. Morrill,, senator
and Mrs, Kenna. Representative INT, CHAIRMAN o.
the Committee Foreign Affairs Of the House ana
Nlr,. Hit. and Mrs. Russell Harrison. The Chine.
Minister not at the dinner, owing ~ the period
Of court mourning for tho death Of relative of Oh,
Chinese Emperor
senator aud Mr. Dolph gave a handsome dinner
this evening In honor Of the Vice-Presidcnt and Mrs
Morton. The dinner followed by reception to
company Of 200 guests.
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THE YILT ALUMNI DINNER.

The annual dinner a. the Yale Alumni A''o'li'ioh
viii be gwen AZ UcluoulDps AZ 30 p. m. on Friday
al gnauotc, and ALI person. who have been residents
AZ tie university desiring 10 De present at The dinner
NAV obtain tchct. a. - each, from the treasurer
william A. co., 40. - Broad ST., at any tine beioIo
noon 10 morrow. Among those who VIII respond To
toast, arc Yale Urlvcr>ty,' President timothy
Dwight Princeton University James W. Alexander
" Harvard Tgivcrsity." Edward King; Columbia Cot
lrce- President seth Low. Professor Arthur Ha1i,y
and iac B.Omlcy VIII eiso respond to toa'ts yet 10
Ice scle, ted. Chnurcey VI. Depcw VIII preside
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~ FAVOR or MRS NARY ANDERSON YAvARR0

Inu--vlllc Ky Jan. 20 (Speciau-The Kentucky
Caut Il Appeal, today decided case In favor OF
Mr. Mary Navarro. Anderson on her last theatr-
Al tour under AbAcy', management she was booked
III play here Al the Masonic Temple. controlled hy
rour,ler Dros TIE engagement was cancelled on the
-y 81 her arrival here and she play ed At Macauley
me DOurlirrs sued hcr for $50 Is, in advertising ETC.,
The lower court decided that Abbey was responsible
ANYBODY aud the dee. ion - sustained.
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CONPlYr BIS ANNUAL BALL.

Comrany b. Of the 7th Regiment gave IT. annual oa
at the Lenox Iyceum. MAdl,onave and ''th''t a,'
night Tho ballroom handsomely decorated VIII"
stands NJ arms. flowers aud bunting
Auo,g ti,,s. urc.cut G,. cral Eniuons Clark
General Lou, Flttgcrld Mrs Grover Cleveland Leuteh
ant ". D. Schuyler. MI aud Mrs. Byron w. Anderson
lionel wa,.oa the MsSs SCHUYLER. Mr. and Mrs Nlll'm
n. Leonard. Nj. aud Mr~. NJ. A White MI ana Mt
Henry Melville, CAPITA and Mrs. Daniel \ Nesblt MI
and Mr. j. f. SCHUYLER. Mr.. and Mrs j. v Black Lieu"
tenant and Mr- =. W. Merritt, Mr.. and Mrs. H. V. D.
Hack SIR and Mr, J w. Myers, W. NJ. Iisstead, q. NJ
Baker and Lieutenant II. NJ. Nesbitt
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GANBETTA'S MONUMENT.

Paris dispatch In The LOndOh Standufu
The will Of GaEibctias father was opened ycsleuaS
- confains no stipulation concerning the mortal re-
mains Of his son, IL Is hoped his family VIII perm.
their removal Nice 10 either the Pantheon ~,
'iiu, d,AVr,v In connection with the now pttlO'oc
rcnny,I of Gambetta's remains from Nice, IL i ~
-c.nr 10 know that rapid PROGRESS l. being ina1 n
Win the monument being raised 20 MS memory ~ u
Iardics under the direction OF the renowned scuIPn
Tar,hoIdi The pedestal which VIII be surmouh'co W
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+ ,lFRrClIyE" PRESENTED BY AM4TErRs.

baltimore. Jan. 90 (specian.-The performance 0:
LAfricainc7 by amateurs prominent in society OF
Ncw-N )rk Philadelphia and Washington at the Acad-
eny ~ Music this afternoon, was the most fashionable
affair If The season. Every box and every seat was
nled The troupe came over from Washington on
.pccal train. having given performance In that city
last night. AZ the fancy dress german tonight The
players appeared ID their costumes ana tho BAH room
prc,eItcd "a brilliant scene.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-21

The Irritating Worry Of Constant Cough may be
avoided. ard much wear and tear Of the Lungs ana
Throat cured by using that safe and olfcstaDiispe'
remedy Or. u. Jaynes EXpectorant. which VIII heip
Won in all cases of Coughs and Colds and In Affections
of the Throat aud Lungs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-21

the colossal statue Of Gambeta, is placed on very
solid base Of hard redstone from Alsace inc gete
patriot Is TO be represented Standing holding III MS
hand the torn flag of France which lie has just picked
of the ground. The Imperial eagle with when the
stan was tipped, will be lying at his feet. IN
front OF the pedestal there will be two aeGOrcal ns
ures representing Alsace- Lorraine.
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TeIialsus Notices.

THE KANSAS EvANGELISTS,' Rev. Mr.. and Mrs;
ST Holm are az Eeekman lin Methodist Eplseopa!
cbur.h 5oh.st near 2i.ave Come and hear the glai
t,dinos nv Mrs ST JOHN night this week at 30
Altar full each service. Come anu peholu tc Ne"y
Of Eternal Truth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-21

o,chers stcnorraphers, typcwritcrs. coacl'ncn walt
- Na"I,s raroruers and. I'm short. all classes OF
re Tnd il to hei? advantage to use The tribune
ccol,imns of short advertisements
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-21

When baby was sick, gayc her Castorh,
When she was q Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss. she chung 70 Castoria.
"Ien she had Children. she gave them Cassone
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-21

No safer Remedy can be had for Coughs and Colds,
or any trouble OF the Throat than 'Bfowns Brohchal
Troches." Price % cents. Sold only IN DoAes'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-21

Tho Cambridge. FBth.ave. and Th'rty'nnoss .
palatal, model hotel Cuisine uhsutpasseo 1orenS
Reich proprietor Home Journai.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-21

Persons suffering from sick headache dk,iness.
nausea const pstOn pain IN The SIDE, are as"eo =" Try
one vial OF CaFtefs Little Liver PILE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-21

Words cannot describe the gloss sickness luxursnce,
the Towing beauty OF the hair tat dressed daily
with Bafry's Trlcopheious. Only cure for badness.
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MiRRIED.

WoRMsEEEFULDA-on Tuesday, January 90, 1891.
by Rev Raphael BENJAMIN, NJ. A., Miss Ida fuda 70
Mr.. Sigmund G. Wormser.
Notices Of marriages must be Endorsed with full
name aud address
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5pctiaI \ ot!tes

A. Robert Somervillc, Auctioneer.
BY oRTGIEs s. co.
FIFTH AVENUE ART GALLERIES,
3Go 5rH.AVE, NEAR 3irH-Sr.
SALE THIS "wednesday and THURSDAY EVENINGS.
AT O'CLOCK.
The Private Collection Of
PAINTINGS,
STATUAKY AND BRONZES,
Belonging TO
Mr.. THOMAS 0. Blu LoCK,
OF this city.
The Collection Includes Examples by
Autray, fricdstanl, SgasISs VT
Acan. 4uu3,,,,,cs Story "
Bristol, lehty, Ia.t,
B BaESci I9li .S;antlnger, &$od
DargoaA N'uu'lO',.
Echter r'Iton, Ep Wn,,u us1 ~
LSuSiu'IN NOW oS FREE EXHIBITION.
MIS- MEtkAF6 S H9l sRieR5 f PktEfsIEsy nNS
INIT Fl E re- RED cURRAvT JELLY. A SPECIALITY. -
Eye'yti,s Ps' SP N ai srss an Mrs SARAH s. NOEL
HATH 1893 DeeraW st, Brooklyn. " \.
Keeps shirt, TO Measure. six Tor 80. None better
at any price. 500 and sll BroadNay.
Newark Banking Company. certificate Of stock.
No ~, h 40 h "'V' made 70 tSc Newark Banking Company
fof Newark \ j. for issue Of new certificate lor
; ss So So q he s. .G'5 a Il o59p IN
Van Arsdale which cethcate has been lost or nsae any
The estate Of Elias Ar.dae Al persons Are forodd,a
to negoat or e or To P prS tba sG nd ' estS Vii b.
issued 70 the Of Eas Van Asdale in due ;ns ahd
the same or knowing Of it vi" pWMIr Y0IT.N GERsoLL
Attorney for C. NJ Depew excr. Of w. \. o-dea Eeee'
man late trustee 10 Bloadway. Room 81 y. \. S!ty'
To women easily startled alarmed, grleyed veNcd nv
c,RTER,S LITTLE LIVER PILLS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-21

When you fail TO ind what you want elsewhere.
look among the little advertisements Of The Tribune
They are on the ninth page today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-21

fauteuI to pronounce the eulogy Of lie Roman dun
Jeune HOmme Pagvre!"
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II YOU want to buy OF sell anything, or fnd worK
put few lines among The ITibuheS ht'ie "u's'
tisements Of the people"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-21

Many practical needs could lie met by carefully scan
ming the little advertisements on the ninth page OF Inc
Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-21

TWAS a minister who told this story. The converse
ton had drlfied around to weddings ara lheldehtaY
marriage fees touched upon IheI' Is ""a'
something amusing he said. about TINS "eddinS
,oo have seen very few bidegrooms who were
calm and self POSSESS d enough 10 act as II they seemed
IA know lust what they were doing. But wheh I'u
a church in a New England village once had
ttle experience which proved to me THAI one man. III
least knew a good bargain when lie saw It, even II
he were getting married An oddlooklng couple came
10 me 10 be- made man and "le. ihcrn S. y, ,H -,
~, ~, ohicction to the marriage and ! married them
Whrn tne ceremony was over the brldesroom drew me
~, Ma and whl,pcted IN ny thai he hadn cent ~
49,, y,nrId smiled and told him tina. that Wa al
nSht' / wa very busy and did not 80 to me door
with them Well. when started 10 go 1ur 10 ny nj
" cnlI thot evening | found that the bridegroom MA
talen NV hat. leaving his own shabby ahair IN rs
niace and also new pair of overshoes WINCH VERY
in the hall That thirty couple may NC III" N'"'
am still "a poor preacher
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PROPOSALS.

pRoPGsALS-SEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE
following work and materials will be reeeive1
the chamber OF the Beard OF Supervisors, on SAT-
uRDAY. the 18th day OF September, 1881. between
the hours OF IL A. NJ. and IL N. OF that day:
LIST. Contract No. 3l-For LAYING gas and WINTER
pipes around the unfinished portion OF tho Jew
City Pill Reservation and placing Iamp-Pasts and
lamps on the undary tenee within the grounds,
etc. All IN accordance with the contract Cravings
ID. Contract NO. 2S-For labor. workmanship and
materials TO be used and provided for grading and
filling for the completion of the granite boundary
fence. the steps, landings and Stops pedestas
and lamp-Post blocks, all within and around tho
boundaries OF the City Hall Reservation
grounds and the approaches within the same. Also
for completion OF the street sidewalk cnrbs VITA
reservation. Together with other work attached
thereto ana belonging and connected with the
whole All according to contract drawings
5d. Contract No. 3U-For laying artificial STONE
curbs drives and walks within the reservation
grounds; also. SchilIngers patent sidewalks on the
streets adjacent thereto. An IN accordance with
the contract drawings
Reference Is hereby made to the plans. specihca-
lions and conditions OF In the Office OF the
secretary and Architect, under which this WORK
must be done.
The Secretary viii furntsh blank forms of pro-
posais and bonds to intending bidders No bid viii
be entertained unless made upon blanks so fur
shed. The bios must be accompanied with a GER
tined cheek or with q bond with two good
aud sum eient suretes in the SUN OF 10 per OF
tho total sum OF tender guarantee the closing or
the contract when awarded. The names OF the
Dondsmen, when bond Is given, must be submitted
TO the Commissioners least three days before the
opening of the bus, in order that they HIay pass
right to reject any and all bids. Payments VIII be
made by audited demands upon the treasury drawn
against the New City Hail Fund.
Bidders must strictly comply with the proposals
with reference TO boadsmen fshouid they have
Them Instead of cheeksl.
THOMAS J. 4. SMILEY.
JOHN H. DURST.
Board of New CITY Hail Commissioners
EDWARD l. WOLFE. Secretary.
San francisco, July u, 1891. jy20 goa
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BUSINESS oHANCEs-CoNr1NuED

&HH0 MERCANTILE AND MANUFACTURE
VOoO. ing business: partner wanted: fine store
on Market st must attend store keep pain ac-
counts, mems time, take orders collections, etc /:
employs TO 10 hands: has over $500 worth of
orders ON hand; clears $3.50 per month large stock,
material, tools, machinery: is remarkably grow
ing profitable and solid business, suitable for any
steady sober. industrious man. willing to work and
make himself generally useful; investigation and
best of references. GEO. STEWART. 35 kearny.l
G00n EASY TERMS: PARTNER WANTED;
tDOOU. frSt-cIass cash business; positive proof
OF its paying to each T65 S75 per month given be-
fore buying sale; VIII suit man willing to take
an active interest clean, reliable and respect
able business; no night or sunday work good man
wanted more than money; must have help see
to-day. GEO. STEW ART, l 35 kearny. lt%
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GET ONE OF OUR CoLORED MAPS.
iy26 SuluIh

MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS - FOR SALE IN
4l monthly payments equal to rent 2 Eastlake fin
isheG cottages OF D or rooms each, with all the
latest modern improvements; also 2-story houses
5 aud rooms eacn, half block from cable-car. In
hne netghborhood; must be seen TO be appreciated
come and see me; have property IN all parts of
the city aud Will build you house thereon accord
ing TO your own plans and your own terms; COM
piefed and sod 81 houses in 1890. For particu ars
apply to L. LANDER, owner and builder. l8 Mont
gomery ST. jy2S II TuThSaSu
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STORAGE

STORAGE.
EuRAI1URE, MERCHANDISE. PIANOS Ere
st0Tei az reasonable rates. Z. r. OSBORN 4
CO. I5l-93 Market St. bet Third and Fourth. tysOtf
EURHlrURE. TRUNKS, PIANOS Ere, TAKEN
care OF and stored At reasonable rates. advances
made LIEbES Pioneer Storage COMPANY sue.
eessors to II ENDEL, $40 Stockton ST. i've Il
EflkST CLASS STORAGE: UPPER FLOORS;
Il o4z-bit Mission St CifAS. I. TAYLOR Tvs Il
CLASSIFIED Advertisements conhnue1 on the
Sixth Page.
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CITY REAL ESTATE


p A; DoLAN Co.,
REAL ESTATE AND HOUSE BROKERS',
p-rc, 0 oS,oo market st, opposite Palace Hotel;
bfaheh once, Seventh ave- and St, opposite Olym-
pic Club grounds.
G97S0 ROADSIDE HOUSE KNOWN AS
.p ~. the Six-miIe House: Mission road; lot
54;o1i2o, or II necessary S0xI25 additional: this
Is p ,sss great opportunity to secure fine
pusiHeSs' as the present owner is retiring I'M
m me- ss wealthy Apply to r. A. DoLAN Il CO.,
5000 A BUSINESS CORNER BET l7TH
% OOO. and 18Th sts near Douglass: street work
all completed; splendid place for grocery aud bar
I. A. poLAN q CO., $50 Market ST.
q n ONLY $40 PER MONTH; NO TAXES;
" ". think OF 1t; positively the cream of south
weex several fine blocks fronting directly on Mar
ket-street extension and the grand boulevard; all
fenced and trees planted we buy for cash and in
large quantities. consequently we are enabied to
se az IRON 70 TO 90 per cheaper than any OF her
nr ia tne CITY; our motto is quick sales and small
Prontst we nave made more money for our custom
ers during the past few years than any other
pLies Oh ots range from $7i5 $3.50 per lot: title
aoso.ate5 perfect; insured oy the California tile
Insurance Co.; free carriages to snow property al
ways at our ONCE and at branch Office ON Saturdays
ana sundays; branch office. eth ave-, bet l and J
CO.. $50 Market St
$1,000 A PIECE OF DOWNTOWN INCOME
W 49,, property: will guarantee l per cent
Keep your money in bank while such a splendid bar
gain Is ~ sight: lot 81 :6x75 with 2-at house.
ouiy snort distance from Third and Howard SITS. /;
this VIII bear the strictest inyestjCation r. A
DoLAN q Co, $40 Market st
&0SO LOTS 26xi75, FRONTING DIRECTLY
1COO. on: the new electric road where the
tidSh Das oeen laid: road will be in operation
within 30 DAYS. and by that time these lots cannot
be Dongnt Tor less than $780, you may say that the
we assure you that this the greatest bargain that
mas Deeh oHered during the past years: streets
erauea anu maeadGinzed: free Carriages always at
eeF S Mr 20 snow property. p DoLAN ~ CO..
o3O nL.Ihes So. ly26 SuTuTh
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

Z II. OMbSEN q CU,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND HOUSE BROKERS.
Members OF S. f. Real Estate Exchange,
ID Montgomery st,
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C0S0Q HOUSE AND LOT ON UNION ST,
OEcOO. near kearny: upper part of rooms
aud lower of 3; rents s24 per month; lot IS :6x7O
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UQ000 MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS; CAN
POOOo. be sold on easy monthly payments
Frederick St. near the park; grand view; sun fall
day; elegant new bay window house and lot; 25x
ION - --' "
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$4,000 ON ao NEW BAY
laundry; brick foundations; near Market and San
hnz
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C)-O FRUIT AND PRODUCE STORE: FINE
- -'ft. corner; y Of Market St: rooms; btisi-
ness $50 q day. W. r. HEALT. li4S Market st. Pts
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-07-30

I LIQUOR SALOON: VICINITY KEARNY AND
- suffer SITS elegantly fitted up; business Of so
q uay- W. l.. HEAlN. ! IS Market St 2t<
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-07-30

IIDO one OF THE BEST COR. GROCERY
= wv. and bar Ia city; selling only account
sickness: bar trade so a day: II rooms furnished:
fne stock fresh goods Apply W. r. HEALY, Ii4S
Ni4rkrf Il. Taylor.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-07-30

$500 hU , oNE S or TaE BEST oo Saloons
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