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The sun., 1891-06-01
TRIsH ATffLETEA
Now They Eaiey Sunday on Their Clus
Grounds et Staten island.

How They Eajey Sunday on Their C1ub
Grounds et staten island.
The grounds OF the irish American Athletic
Club at Erns.ina. Station Island. presented
lively appearance yesterday. and the large
crowd drawn thero saw some OF the most ex-
citing sport Imaginable. The principal attrae-
tion wns tho announcement that . gamo Of the
great Irish sport called hurting would take
place. II was said to bs the first exhibition OF
that game In America, and. ~ the majority Of
the players learned the game and played
It on the Green Isle. considerable Interest
attached to the event. The Irish American
Association is the pioneer In the introduction
Of this exciting sport. aud President O'Sulli.
van and his associates appear to no In fair
way OF adding a very interesting game to the
long llst now enjoyed BY Americans.
There was very large attendance. ana %
most OF those present had seen the
game In the old country the interest
In the contest was at high water mark.
Bonts and trains leading to Erastina were
crowded with those intent on seeing the struG-
Gle, and among tho crowds wore . large num-
Der of sturdy looking sons Of Erin. who car
riod In their hands the canaan. or hurley. an
imporisn, factor In the game OF harlinG Tho
grounds OF the. Irish American Association
As a preliminary sauce rs the res, real
D
ball was played by the teams OF the William III.
Barry and Irish American Athletic Associa-
tiona 1900
The Barrys were arrayed In bright efeen
skull caps and nickerbockera and hluo shirts.
They presented gay appearance. The Irish;
Americans were blue shirts. breeches. end
caps and a look III confidence. Tne play
showed That they were iustifed e feeling con;
and narrowly escaped q shutout. The Ir!sh-
Amoricans showed great slili IN 'n, nnsst,g1E s,1S.
point. while the Barrys looked on helpessly
The. play was all at the gonl Of the Barrys, and
at the close Of the play the SCORE ohAlEed up
wss three goal. and eshtssn point. Tor In. the
csedlnga tho Barrys had succeeded 10 scoring
one rout. It IL therefore not surpristnR that
when they retired TO their dressing room they
felt n trifie cast down.
1t was nearly Q o'clock before the hurting
teams m ade their appearance on the Rrvund
They represented the Gaelic Society and the
Irish American Association. The former were
dressed in yellow and black -atripsd shirts and
white Knickeebockors while the lrtBh-A -Ameri-
cans wore their customary blue.
Before bsRnninR the game the ,plsyers
marched double file to the centre OF the neld.
The teams lined up a. follows:
The sun., 1891-06-01
C4REY BEA1T THE WORLD.
Ris Record or FL "a Seconds for $50
Yards VIII Stand,

The t,meksspsrs ana announesrs in Saturdays inter
collegiate Eamss manaRsd between them to commit .
serious error. whsther the smsfs gave incorrect d.
the announcer. whether ths latter msundsr
stood the rmera 10 not known: but through some
btundertAs time made By Luther Carey In the hua heat
Of the yards dash announced n IS ssconds
This broke the American record and squasd the Rne
lsh record A. Carey ran the ditancs in I'm secouds
thus brsakins the worlds record he through the
mistake OF the odicala temporarily deprived Of the
ersan The smstsspsn d,d no. d.ecy.r the error
Late Saturday night statement reached fln eun
ONCE setting forth that error had been made. and
sivns the dstsils Of ne tinisg fhe timers ysrs O. A.
Avery u @. HughsA W. h. ROoertson, and G. 4. Reed
when the nnal heat vas started Avery ses hh watch
going wishout psctionL and his time ss his
request Shrown out u c. Hughes made the time ~ 8
sscondI W. II. Robertson 2iA seconds and O. A. Heed
II accordance with the rules whish provide that
when three watches disagree Shs intssmediats
sho ot,csss time a. IN sseond. Thsssapon the an.
vaa sseones Nstwlsta ndlnE the error Carey 10
me sorr.s.sd table Of posnt. IN ssturdaye % sa%ss %
error occurred 10 the no dash whsrs Carey was
nrSe Lee second and vrodsnburRh third, giving
points 70 Prineeton aud TO Harvard
The sun., 1891-06-01
STAR ATHLETES I'M FORM.
Exciting Sunday Games In Long Island
City.

Exciting Sunday Games IN Long Island
City.
Some Of the best work ever done on the famous
grounds was witnessed by several hundred snshu.
ssss spectators the plant Of the Star Athletic Club
corner OF West avenue and Third street, Long Island
City, yesterday. The contests were the inaugural
events the place for the which promises to
be the most active which the organization has ever
The results Of the compositions follows:
Uns. hundred. yard Rnn. HandicAp-F1Hse Hsat-Won
Syr Ryan !scrstshh with j. Divsnsy D yardO second
Second Gsss~won BY jaime. Rooney 90 Ysrdao, with
GArrsf J. Fitzgerald u YsrdN second ffme IL rs
ess1ss sasi. Is Sard., second Tl%:, Il assosas.
Diysnsy second. lime II ~ reeonds.
RYAN s.eoSd Sy .na SamGa 'aFd .h
yards) thtrd Tine ~ secoads- y
One hAifme Nun. Hsndicsp Won By Hdwsrd !.
aud Gsofs. Scanni: scratch, Ibrd fns niSSss:
One qu.rier-m mile Run. Handicap-won bv Jamss
S ,:1, .G ha'; . q A .sd
One mile Run HanhIcAp.-WOn BY Garrett ]. Fits
and John James UOo YARDS third. Time 8 minutes
0RSniblton pole vault by z. Alexander Cooper Man
haitian Athietic Clni. who covered feet inches
PnttinR the sixteen. pound shot Handtcap-Wou by
Rr.. ,.sra,en VAS a.e"aa wish fs s:s and hG% fasa
Williamson ,scratchl Was third with ~ feet tnchSs
Running broad lump Handicap-won by j. iium.
pIE,:. .s "a, 1fs;: y
n Hines t.crstchl third. with IS feet sys inches.
sThree milo Run. iisndicap-won BY John Mason a
and " Hines e. minutes) third. Time II minutes acH
secoRdk -
The sun., 1891-06-01
GAELIC ATHLETES At WORK
Sport at woodsido ON tho ASSOCIATE,
Grounds In which Clever Athletes Sire

Sport at WOodsido on tho AssoeSatl,
Grounds In which Clever Athletes Stre
Owing to the fact tina: the senior football team
ma ca to play with tho Irish.Ameriean Athletic q
team at Erastins yesterday. the postponed evsnts
sstnrdays athletic games were not decided yssssl
majority or the members OF tho Gaelic society
Ing the scene Of the encounter, ErastnA The srdI
at Tailtin. woodsids. Lonz Island were crowded
day long wRh visitors and membera who enjoyed
earnest work Of the athletes Of tho organization.
ot whom eoinpeted toGethsr for prsctlce
Two team. played . huring match. which rssj
IN draw: then q splsndid sShihhion Of Gaslie
leu We. given, with M,tchelrs side winains att1
xo.s and points 4 ;sratch one M MhpnSIsd.yard y
second and Henry n.rn.rd third Jlms y ta sec
nsra nsra t.cra,chl who cleared - f.st ~ inches.
!oot sinshe, h.ndis.G James v. csvanash q
Tho runuing high leap foil TO- the lot Of John
who was scratch. with Pairick Tracy q inchss|
ond and Richard Golden 70 inohss) third. The VI
cleared feet inches: tho second man got over g
inches
John Tis,din 81 nerstcnl captured 81. ons-mils
covering Tho diItance in minutes i2{ seconds;
rick Benninrs t.S ynrd., WAS next by ten yards.
Henry Bernerd tt5 yArdD was third BY four feet
clo.o lnish-
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Lorillsra Athletes.

me nrss monthly allaround competihon Of . SERIES
to take place among members Of the Loriard Athletic
Club this season. concluded the West Side Trot.
ting Pars. Glendale n, J.. yesterday morning The
winners OF the three unique trophies wers Joseph Fla
hery. ~ points, Joseph Hodnett ~ pointA and John
Moran 20 points The closing evsnts follow,
One hnndrsdyard Nun J. hodneu q yardse nrst;
third Time, IL seconds.
yardsl nrst:L Moran 40 yardsl second. ana j. Flshr
srty tscratchl third. Time M seconds.
s-condsl nrsf; A. Bruhn iseraieh second and j. Hod
Eight hundred and siEhty.yard Run u: Fahsrty
Moran (25 ysrdsl third Time, mlnutss n ssconda
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Baseball Notes.
,gar,y, Ansonis.-A 10 correct.

william fogarty. Ansonis.-A 10 correct.
Randall Adsms.-Johu clarhson 10 the taller.
eouth Bethlehem 1t shsuid b scored base hit
The New Yorks have won eight OUT OF tho last sixteen
Cor. hA. r.s.ned his usual form. and is nslding in
p.g sr .sa5a s y cS:s sSn"'' '.''
:sS !: :s :;;s'ii s:: : ':s::
:: s ss S.ss. s :: $ I: =: III
. s% is;":s : &: e. W s:s ss
4 M M e:na The bat the s.'sa'
. AZ.
has been OF an unusually high order.
,n: ;. +: s:a; q. .sa Cd !s!s ';:: &.
sSs .ss e what Davis did net
Ssya: 8: 5,.s i: pis.sf:: q 4:
Sons ~ LAST trial. on tue d
plnsa,. Ts; o.. :. .s f.. II
W: !: i.s s;.s is :;:s i:
sst ?:
y ~ s Il. s
Ro6lnsGn sn,hu.iss,issiiy yesterday - amlproui Of
psnnanS yet they Will have semsihnR to say about L.
~ II: s.S:.s "
To hear Capt Frank Lane tsl IT, there are no other
team In ty with the Gables There QueaIou but
that Fraaiis handle. the Cables VIA ssod isas
nsnG sAd II sssms 10 be faok that the Jsrssy
men come to the Hroekiyn a.iS the Hssssus are a.
sctsd Viz re ssssra s, ~ Msnassr hsasrnaH SAYS
a' !: "a ss q y !:
the Jersey roosteSs.
R. spe..as.i 4, py:,.n, .ssr. y no .a,srosll.si...
ms yssr Sst pl,ys three games with Prime The
uiiSassw from he in,srcSissis,s 1ls"c.s,iono and
e!Esniz.d as The iasts!n College LsAyua" IL isat
aa.ss!vSi yss goa the ss.sppIon.hiR s OF ias
year IsAo sks beat Harvard ana won the cham plos-
s,p psS Zen ssI y'I sS:' % y ss.'e5 rnss
0sS y y; S:y:s EsdSsso @ y I
player ar players nj sons other college com priSlpg
such sss ,catlons were professionals
The sun., 1891-06-01
M1SY wHEE1MEs ON THE ROAD.
Well Attended Club Rams to New Jersey
and ON Loug Island.

The twenty nve mile road race At Miburn and the
wheslmsns division meeting in Rlizabesh Saturday
attracted all the bioyslisis into New Jersey. that
many runs we're taken In that section yesterday. A
party OF Harlem whsslmsn rode to Trenton starting
immediately after the road Saturday. and re-
surnine BY train Yesterday. The Gotham wheslmsn
took Consy Island. The Orange riding distrct
was invaded By the New York Bicycle Club mem bsrS
where were also soms msmbers OF the Manhattan
Some halt doasn members Of the Brooklyn Bicycle
Club rode 10 Highland Mile on Saturday, isturniae
OUT in srs., strength y:'tesd.y parties riding
jSunt to Censy Island The latter place was Awe with
fidsrs sf The wheel parties Of seoh Brooklyn Wheel
men ,idns thsFs re Lons Island M q wnsslnsn .njsy;d
taking the boat % SANDY Hook ndae BY train Key
port and then wheeling TO the Branch. Capt. McCus
Ths Queens Io1n,y Wh;simsn rod: e Glen Iov: The
IOWA n. j.. were rsQusntsd BY the Hudson County
Aheelmen-
The sun., 1891-06-01
Boats Rac. o. tho Hudso.,

The Audubon Yacht Club held It's regatta Saturday
afternoon triangular course. starting from their
clnb house. foot Of i53d and the Hudson River
and sainE 70 the Powder House half mile from Fort
Lee from there IN tho stak keboat anchored on fdre
water thence returning The club honse The course
sailed over twice, making = distance Of nfIeen
class the Irene won handy. and the second ass wss
captured by tue frankie D.
The sun., 1891-06-01
OARS AND SHELLS.
The Onrsmca Comment ON Saturdays Bat-
t,es-Get'Inr Ready for the Harlem.

,es-Get'InT Ready ror the Harlem.
Yesterday was avery quiet day among the oarsmsu
II was The calm after the storm. Thoug, there was
very good attendance the various boat houses thsr
WAS not as many oil the water would bs expected
for so hno day. The res'on for this was that The
victorious ones In Saturdays regatta were taking a
while the defeated endeayorIny 10 usure ont
The cause 0f their defeat
A. every club house The races wers all rowsd ovsr
sza,n The great race made by Pred HAws s,ns OF the
Manhattan A. e.. In the senior sngles cAins m for
large share Of favorable comment ~ u wss al the
order seldom zen and about the hardest rare aver
r0wod by hawkins though MIR Hawkins lLints he
rowed one harder At New Fugiand. -"
The remarkAbs performance of the varunA Bost
Clubs new double scnil team in large shSss
OF comment ms their psrf,rnlsncs was genuine snr
prise eve 10 the Vs-una CLUB the nteiveN
Ths Albany Boat cluD four aud the Malta Boat Club
OF Philadelphia eight wers ncedsdeto bo he
perfect wofkny crews seen In res for some tine
The sun., 1891-06-01

Society will take place on Tuesday next at jonss's
woods While the games this year will be about tho
sams last the prizes TO bs contested for viii be OF
much grsAtor value aud OF q different character They
VIII eonss. of silver cups OF neat design and arii:ie
each event The entries aready number over IUl and
represent all the leading athletic clnbs In snd
New York. Including Princeton College. The Ramsa
WIN % %sommsnss .boa. 2 oelosk q g Carter will act
The principal event In the evening exercises will be
prize llG dancA
The sun., 1891-06-01
ncr. chatham mar mIn. bui sir John should

ncr. Chatham may win, but Sir John should
giro him n rAe Tor the honors-
The sixth race In q seliinG sweepstakes Tor
two -year-olds. -Disappotntment,s public per,,
formsnces are much better than those of any OF
the OF her cand dldates but Dr.. Wilcox q big, long.
etrfding colt. shou'd run we'll over the stratght
course. Little Sandy n q GuttenburRer and
winner on the Hill. while Arnica showed =
Torid Of ,speed In her last race at G!avessnd.
Taseo. brother TO Torso ran well for three
AM, the Lille b. colt II ono OF the improving
Kind. CuArtermaster. the top weight ~
poiptme ent may wi Win. wv. WITH Ernica Ar second.
This is the programme In detail:
The sun., 1891-06-01
Eii.abetA's cross.cosntry Man.

ELizAsrrH. May oo.-The -couutry run hsrs to-
day. under the auspices Of the Park Athletic Club had
winning the three best prixes and tho club prize FOR
hsytnG the most men among prize winnsrn Thomas
O'Donnell Of the PAstines WAS hrs Timothy Collins
second and Del Dufrane third The Pasiimes won
seven ont OF the twelve prizss The distance was
nys mtlSA
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intercollegiate Tennis.

wiLrrAsssowH. Nasa. Nay d. The intercollegiate
lawn tennis championship took place here to dsy
tween Amhsr.. and William. E.,sy apa s R:ads repre-.
doubles were easily won By Williams 10 three straight
sets by scorss Of 6-ab-S In snglea Pierson and
T.
The sun., 1891-06-01
Yale Beats Harvard Mt Shooting,

CAusRipGs, Nay 3I-Tbs annual match between the
Harvard and Yale Gun Clubs was shot yesterday. and
Yale won the match by two points The score,
p xH:awI.,'!: "a Ia! ri sar'l. ~ Sar"sl a'' Hoys 49,
Harvsrd-NCKsy. .2ei Luce. 70; Lodge 20; Brown
20; 0ould. ~ Total, l00.
The sun., 1891-06-01
Passaie's hest SPORT.

PIssA,c May ao-rhs chief event In Passsio to day
was the two mile and halt bicycle Tue starters
wsrs: 0sores Adoua W. 3. Shut A. y. Campbsll,
and Charles newman The run was from Cedar lawn
70 PasaaIc shuiT wou with Campbell second Time,
Ymnutss seconvA
The sun., 1891-06-01

A. Psori.-tA ~ Peoria .; Tsrre Hsuss s. II. NJ
Al eort " wsyns-ix NJ Port Wayne .; Grand Rayida
4 tP u iors wayn. I; Grand Rapids. >.
Al weshawksn-A. Nh ssdswicka z; o'NsnrL q
Al. fiIw.ai:s-lA NJ Milwaukee, ie; st. Paul q
(P NJ Anw auEes 10; 81 YAul 4.
IL BurIinEton Vi-Cniversity Of Vermont l6: Mon
trsAl
Al Dayson-tA NJ. Dayton. 3; Evansville T. n. ny
Z. Say e clsy-M NJ lay City. II; pszol. L R.Ml
BAY City, ~; Detroit 1u
The sun., 1891-06-01
FLse"'SSN eSAsoh&o
Ans. losing three str.ishs gsnss ihs ylushinfs ~
roaa Al Monitor Payk. The scorer

vtusaN8 N8'''''''..''''''''..'',.S
n H;s.sss Day
s:s1.; s1 & & S sSss.+ ..ss; kai:s: Es::ss p:!ss;: !&
AZ. RidisT PissS eaorines bits-Dsvos Winicrs
&sissr. bAsnpen. Stolen sa.ss-CsvsnsSh reafer
ESSsh. O. hh b. pitehsr.Psnds. Wiia pitcbss-
Wisisrs .: 1on Ps.ssd bails-Flasz, !; Hasnsld =
T0pisS-Hsrt nue-2O1
ALLssIoHs ~; sENAToIs T..
Amer hustiiug all week for rev plsysrA Manager
Ssv a ns Senator team had to axe their Ssusi dcs
The sun., 1891-06-01

ts:issIs,.: t..sIsn:ss ....:.::::s
Esru-d runs-Louisyils. 4; Washington. !. Three
Ssoisn Sssss-Hstnsd Donovan a. Ilr., base balls
WON t2l Cshtil Base on orrOrs-Lounyfe, q WHsh.
iastop e Passed bsils-anydsr. 2: Whd pitches
EhysS, 1! Baksly. J. struck out.Murphy. noGure.
kmitk. Bately Cahtl LaFoQus Ehret Double pAvs
-EHsss Cahii Wolf Weaver. CahilL umpirs--Jonea
81. Louis. q; ATHLETIC s.
a. Lours Nay ai-Ths Rrowns m ads 1t thrss straight
bv WfunlpI todays game. Attendance aOJL score:
The sun., 1891-06-01

Reierse-W. F.. .Lawlor.. Umptres-For the
Gaelics. D. O'kelly; for the Irish Americans.
L. J. Retlly
Al the end Of tho frst half the score stood
one 9onl and five points for the Gaelfcs. and
cans.
At the call Of time the Gaslics had one more
scored two points and thus made the game tic
with one goal and SIX points for each. With
cheers ali around. the PLAYERS left the field.
the battle drawn one.
The sun., 1891-06-01
Hanfors Shows q Streak OF GOOD Bowling.

B.pusonr, May si.-Ths Philadelphia Cricket Club
defeated the baltimore Club Yesterday by the Of
li2 81 The second Inning only partially played
rhiia,eipha made y and baliimore ss and only fsnr
Wirkev DOWN uAnfoid captured SIX Wtcksts III
twsnty balls aAd fos only swo runG
The sun., 1891-06-01

hoeeoa eoa....................3 d 20
= e.sed yuna cslumbus q nes.sn J. rIwoea.. t,s hi,s
.-Croska knslL stolsn 9ases-Coiumhua =; koston. q
flrsi ssss q balh.by knslL 3; BY ybrisn T. Hit by
{ SCelsahsA 2 Ssrneh out.ky Kssil o. b. UBri:n: 2
fsSssd bal-Dowss. Wild pitch-O Brisa. Time o.
C0ptfe-ksFnA
LOUISVILLE q; WASHINGTON. g
LapisynLs Nay si-Ihs louisville Club Won NJ
vorof mayed Rsmo to-day ever seen on the home
srspnds. Washington played good game. but could
not bunch their hitA The score!
The sun., 1891-06-01
Cricket In Chicago.

CsIcAGo May Bo-Ths PullmAns won the cricket
match touay with the Wanderers score, Io5 70 ~
The sun., 1891-06-01

,Irsss.esn =; XM:s;oss T:is on s:::.-ssa
S: % rowsrs :. itrpsk ouIIBowss A. Reilly. Dem
hiis = Dsmsis yismise aAsr.nos BIT. :. fipmos.
harry. iisnsE. Ls.!Tsass, LsssI Moran Smith Do.S.s
Rs.srAy R... Ayss..s ssa iiskowsa !, U%siT.-iops,a.
nrrAovoLnAxh 10; coRuissL
Yesterday was pesr day for the oo'orsd teams 40
The sun., 1891-06-01

To Open At Morris Park On July 4.
Il was said yesterday that the Monmouth
Park Racing Association would positively open
its season at Morris Park on Saturday July l.
The sun., 1891-06-01
Shooting Fixtures OF the Week.

Ted.s1,Ths waseIis, Gun Clue blns rocsA Dexter
,Tenorrow-Acms Gun Club, bius rosts Dexter
Wsins,day- Fountain Gun Club live byd, Wood
lawn PnIL u l.; Manhattan Iun Club blue rock.
wTl,STsa.y :. Match schmAdets against soh.,ly.
p r,,aay-iorssecnt Gun Club live birds. Dexter
!, ,ss!aIISsy-PrOspso, Heights Gun club,rbluo rock.
The sun., 1891-06-01

Here arc the Winning stables and lIorses.
The following arc tho winning stables and
horses at tho meeting Of the Brooklyn Jockey
Club which closed on Saturday last:
The sun., 1891-06-01

Earned runs-ss Louis O: Athletic, Two base hits
McCsSthy. Wood. Home runs-trNoiil Mulvey Stolen
iese-Hsy Do1h.s p,aysiulss ana s,coe: oo:n'sSy; %
fsIs: Nsiysy and Ls.is rir's on s..s.-na .c ~ Ne.
HcGiI s. BY stvetta :; by wsyhnE. q 7ime-Two
houfA Umpire s-DaviA
The sun., 1891-06-01

Baseball PrI0 Grounds To-day.
Grand League Champioushie Game Cleveland Va
New iork. Game. p A.mis.ioo mc Tickets
The sun., 1891-06-01
BsssSan DANES To-day.

Basekaii Games To-day.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
ssootlyn w. ~ fistsSursS. al Rssisrn Pax.
Bostoa W CineiunAtI at Boston,
Philadelphia Va Chicago. AZ Philadelphia.
AnRxicAH Ass0cJArior.
Cincinnati ~ Baltmors At Cipoiauah
Columbus Va Boston. As Columbua
Loubvtlls w. Washington. at LouisvtuA
es. Louis Va AthisticA at b. Louia
BAsrsnN AsSociIuoM
PYovidsuos ~ Albany. At Previdsuee
Troy W BunAio. ~ Troy.
Lsbanou vsL Rochester. ~ Lebanon
New Haven Vs. ByracusA at New Haven
The sun., 1891-06-01
WORE o. sAs sir1sRa

Gamea A. sal Rwns Base Ma. Pr Cent
SSrs:ssIa.l!y.S.:;.s SSr:salyS; ,%,5ss lsssS sssss sss .sS ar
GaMes. ~ on, lsstst& ErrovA seed.
grookiyn:.." g IIss ss9 ss9 g .sSS .sssSSS
The sun., 1891-06-01
RECORDS OF THE Two LOCAL CLUBS.

Figures Thst Show what Each Player
Has Aeco0pllshed.
The records Of the New York aad Brooklyn playsn
ara a folloWs:
The sun., 1891-06-01

nipGrwOops "; CUBAN GiASrs
more disgustsd crowd mover passsd OF the gates
OF ground than the that toufnsyed out to tile
fone Island grounds re, tcrday. The score:
The morning call., 1891-08-05
CITY REAL ESTATE.

EIFARhELL q LANG,
~ REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
Auctioneers and House Brokers. Full charge taken
OF property. Members of the San Francisco Real
Estate Exchange. IL Montgomery street.
The morning call., 1891-08-05

RANk DIVIDENDS HAVE BEEN DECLARED
~ averaging IL per cent per annum; examine
the following list OF investment properties ding
at least times the interest OF savings banks and
paying for themselves in .. and years.
The morning call., 1891-08-05
OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS,

OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
&17S HERE you HAVE IT; UNPRECE-
vi u. depted offer: 1913 choice lots, so feet
'front.', containing nearly quarter OF land,
$iIo hto $3.50 per lot, and fronting on East -Four
seent and Buenaventura sts., and Smell and Haw-
ley ayes, in the beautiful BuenayentHra Tract: new
proposed electric road to Haywards passes this
property; we viii sell quarter-aere lot for tho
same o money tnat you viii have to pay for 25foot
lot IN the immediate vicinity: we offer this prop
erty at 100 per cent less than the prices al which
any OF the adjoining properties offered for sale
terms OF sale-ony $50 down and So a month:
auction terms AID prices BEATEN prices are set
at auction limits, and you will not have TO bid
against other purchasers IN order your lot-
you will save money by calling onus at once; re-
member there are oaly 1913 lots FOR sale and this
grand offer is good for 30 days only For maps aud
full particulars apply to CLOUGH &c BAKER 96I
Washington ST. JET cod u
CO0O EACH-10O LOTS IN THE BEAUTIFUL.
eDAOO suburbs of Lorin; such bargains ever
offered in Oakland: right In the march OF immedE
ate improvements; new ferry TO San Francisco:
new streetear line to Oakland; come at before
prices advance; sure TO make money: lots 25xl35;
SO down, So per month. CLOUGH Il BAKER.
1854 Washington street. mT22 cod tt
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.


CT S00 $3.50 CASH, $40 PER MONTH WILL
U)IOOO. buy beautiful cottage; alt modern
improvements; 28xl00: near Bay-st station.
S26OO-- $3.50 cash, $50 per month. for pretty T.
room cottage, near station; all street work done.
$2750-$S5O cash. $50 n month: 4Sxl6U feet; =
room cottage near Mastic station.
S235o-SS00 cash. $50 month for little beauty
Broom cottage ON ebster St: all modern improve
menus.
S2650-SiO0 cash, $25 month: handsome g.
room dwelling on Pacific ave, near station; IN Dd-
ern improvements and street work all complete.
Houses built to order instalimeHts, on
the famous Fassktngs PARK Tract, ut Granl-sL Sta
ton; now ready.
Houses for rent. Open Sundays.
MARCUSE II REMMELL,
The largest contracting firm iii Alameda County
Omces-Alameda, Bays Station aud High-st. Sta
ton. San Francisco, 62S Market ST, OPP. Palace
Hotel. ann II
MUST BIZ SOLD A EINE CURNER LOT
w with house OF rooms and bath.
Houses and lots easy terms from 500 TO $500
included.
Wanted-A small place In San Diego TO exchange
for Alameda property.
Also. several places In Alameda to exchange for
outside lands
For bargains in real estate call at MRS. /. II.
CHANDLER 4 co.'s, 1923 Park ST., near Masonic
Building, Alameda. auz Il
Judd. HANLEY & CO., 1851 PARK ST, WILL
~ build sell or rent you any kind OF n house. any
where In Alameda, on the most reasonable
terms. jy22 II
HOUSES FOR SALE AND TO RENT JOHN
Ii +. WARD, Real Estate and Insurance. l4i5
Park ST. Alameda. iy22 tt
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Nnth-High elevation, pure air, abundant pure
water, unsurpassed scenery, richest soil the
globe; will grow anything that land Will produce.
These all combine to make the MCGEE Tract of
the most desirable places for home on the Pacific
Coast.
The morning call., 1891-08-05

CG0n PINE PAYING SALOON FOR SALE:
- Out. one OF the best locations in the Northern
part or the city; is nicely fitted up and dong large
trade best OF reasons for selling. Apply TO r.
hENNN \, - hearuy
The morning call., 1891-08-05

CSn0 PARTNER WANTED IN \ FIRST
u COO. class cash business in this city. clearing
d least 500 per nth each partner: established
10 years; no night or sunday WORK: proposes to
take a partner IN Crler 10 extend the business no
previous experience requir ed; business sure TO
double. AuDlV h, KENNY. ksAruV -.