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The Jersey City news., 1891-09-17
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.
Annual Field Day of the Order In New
Jersey.

Annual Field Day of the Order In New
Jersey.
Special to the jersey City Ne,Ds.
PLAINFIELD, Sept. II, 91.-This city
was CAV with bunting yesterday in honor
of the annual Aeld day of the New Jersey
Knights of Pythias. All the early morn
ing trains were loaded down with knights
and their friends, and fully 5000 visitors
were in town. Nearly every business
house and private dwelling along the
route of march was literally decorated.
Every lodge in the State was represented
and most of them present in body.
1t was the finest display ever seen in
New Jersey. Among the uniform ranks
in line were:-Palestine Division l, of
Jersey City. Captain Gustavus Steup in
command; Myrtle Division 2, of Pater-
son; Unity Division 3, of Elizabeth, Cap
tain John Farewell in command; Black
M. Stimis in command; Friendship
Division 5, of New Brunswick, Cap
tain John Pollard in command; Red Cross
Division 6, of South Amboy; Captain
M. p. Mack in command; Long Branch
Division s, of Long Branch City, Captain
BENJAMIN ID. johnson in command; Mon
mouth Division g. OF Red Bank, Captain
Walter s. Whitmore, M. D., In command;
Excelsior Division /, of Trenton, Captain
Edwin f. MargeruM in commands; Cres-
cent 13, of Plainfield, Captain J. Il. Flan-
merry i'll command; Calanthe Division IA.
of Newark, Captain Theodore II. Bald
win in command.
The ununiformed KNIGHTS consist of
representatives from nearly every one of
the 132 lodges in the State and were off
cered as fo1lows:-Grand Marshal, ID. n.
Messler of Somerville; Assistant Grand
Marshall, Hon. George L. Cranmer Of
Barnegat; Adjutant, Hon. S. L. Cham
pion of Atlantic Highlands. The Grand
Marshal appointed the following aids:-
Atlantic county, William Lake, Ocean
City; Burlington, Harry White. Pember-
ton; E sex. William S. Lawrence OF New
ark; Hunterdon. A. M. Trimmer. Clin-
ton, Hudson, Joseph Locke, Jersey City;
Monmouth, w. H. Davis, Freehold: Nor
ris, Henry E. William, Port Dram;
Ocean, j. S. Storms Barnegat; Passaic,
Thomas B. Shorrock, Paterson; Somerset.
Alfred H. Ryan. Bound Brook; Union, l..
r.. Blackford, Plainfield.
After the parade a dress review and
prize drill was held at the Crescent Ath-
letic grounds. In the evening Winkier's
Seventh Regiment Band gave concert,
and $1,000 exhibition of fireworks toll
lowed
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and jackets. too. are in desirable pat

and jackets. too. are in desirable pat
terms.
Adjoining this pretty room of dress
goods is the room where the warm, rich
fHrs are sold. Seal, mink. Alaska seal,
Persian lamb. lynx and Russian sable are
made in the latest style of cavalier capes
and collars.
Every one who has ever visited O'Neill 3
can readily see that no trouble is spared
to please the many customers who throng
this store day after day The employees
are well known to be courteous and at
tentive, fact that it is a pleasure to
know and profit by. Goods are delivered
out of the city in prompt manner. and
altogether a visit to this favorite store
will convince one that the goods are OF
the best quality and prices very reason
able.
The Jersey City news., 1891-09-17
SNEAK THIEVES.

Inspector Byrnes' Men Take Hand In
the Game.
An organized gang of sneak thieves
have been operating on the steamers of
the Hamburg Liue just before their de-
parture from the Hoboken pier. The
local detective force had been no
titled, but they made no arrests.
F y
This morning a couple of INSPECTOR
Byrnes men were on the lookout for the
thieves.
The plan of the thieves is to rush up the
gangplank as the ship is about to depart
and go rummaging through the state
rooms. In this way they have stolen
about 81 900 in money and jewelry.
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Broadwax Cable Road.

1t was reported in New York this morn
ing that the men employed by Contractor
Crimmins would strike and SO put an
other obstacle in the way of the Broad
way Gable Road. The trouble
is between the Granite Cutters Union
and d. A. 49, Two men belonging 10 the
former were discharged through the
agency of the Assembly and now the
Granite men threaten to sJrike unless
their companions are reinStated.
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SURETILS DISAGREED.
Finished the Church. building, But Gu,

Finished the Church building, But Quar-
relied About Money.
The construction of so peaceful piece
of property as the Dutch Reformed
Church in Greenville has led to bit
ter fight into the Supreme Court.
Banahan aud Shannon had the contract
to build the editice. but before it was
completed they threw up the contract,
and their sureties, William Fearis and
Christian H. Fischer, were compelled TO
firish the work, When this was done
and the building completed, Mr.. Fearls
claimed he had paid several hum
dred dollars more than his
share and demanded the return Of The
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DUGAN'S SINS.

He Gets OF With Eighteen Months for
All His Offences.
Frank Dugan, the burglar who robbed
Bayonne Schools, escaped once from the
Penitentiary, .and made two other at
tempts that nearly succeeded, was
sentenced to-day. After his first
escape and recapture three months later,
he was kept in a dark cell and only per-
mitted to leave it to eat and work in the
quarry with ball ana chain attached to
his waist. He was sent to State Prison
for eighteen months by Judge Lippincott.
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THE COUNTY ROAD.

In later edition of THE NEWS
this afternoon will be found the first
advertisement in the condemnation
proceedings of property to be taken
for the new County Road. 1t is of
interest to those having property
affected by it.
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DEMOCRATIC CONVENTIONS.

Time and Place to be Arranged by the
Committee Tomorrow.
The Democratic County Committee
will meet at headquarters, No. $40 Grove
street, tomorrow night. for the purpose
of naming the time ana place for the
selection or delegates to the district and
county conventions. Voters will this fall
be called upon to elect members of the
Assembly, Surrogate, Coroner and Direc-
tor-at- Large, and a successor to fill out
the unexpired term of Senator e. +.
Mcdonald,
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GENERAL GRUBB.
Entertaine ed by PALMYRA knights of the
Golden Eagle.

Golden Eagle.
Special to the Jersey City Ne,os.
PALMYRA. Sept. II, 1S91.-Past Chief
General E. Burd Grubb. United States
Minister to Spain, was rendered recep-
tion by the Palmyra Castle, No. 90 K. G.
E., last evening. The General was met
at the depot by large delegation of
knights from all parts of New Jersey and
escorted to the hall. After speech by
the General and other high officers they
partook of an elaborate repast.
Among those present were:-Assembly
man Perkins of the First district; Grand
High Priest Trachell, Grand First
Guardsman Parson, and Past Grand
Chief Bingham. The castles represented
we're Burlington. Washington, Camden.
Cross and Crown, Eureka, Beverly, Laf-
ayette and Palymra.
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RepublIcan National Convention.

WASHINGTON, Sept. II. 1S91.-Mr. NJ.
H. De Young Of San Francisco. mem-
Der of the National Republican Execu-
tive Committee, arrived here last night
in company with General Clarkson. He
said the Committee would convene IN
November, and the National Convention
would be held in May, 1899. He also in
timated that the Pacific coast would
have one of the candidates.
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hands of Garrlty, and admitted that he
struck Garrity n blow with piece OF tim
ber. Garrity said that Slack had been
drinking and his watch was dangling
from the chain. and that after striking
him Slack trumped up the charge of high
way robbery, suDposing that he would be
arrested on a charge of assault.
The Jersey City news., 1891-09-17

The funeral of Major Jonas NJ. Bundy.
late editor of the New York Mail and Er-
press, will take place at the Madison
square Presbyterian Church at ten a. n.
next Monday.
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The Spanis Ii Flood.

MADRID. September II, 1S91.-It Is said
here that it will require 1000 600
pesetas to repair the flood dam
ages Ia the town of Almeria
The Infanta Isabella, the young king
Of Spain and Don a. Assise. have each
sent 1900 pestas to the relief fund for
the sufferers.
The Jersey City news., 1891-09-17

Gustave Grauch, who kept saloon at
No. 15 Pearce avenue. and whose goods
were seized by his brewer, Gustave
Newman, on May s, sued Newman in
Judge McGrath S court for $500 tor tres
pass. Decision was reserved.
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SICK BENEFITS.
Fraud by Which Healthy Man Drew
the Money.

Frauu Dy WHICH AeaILHy HAn DfeW
the Money.
Special to the JERSEY Citg Ne,cs.
ELIZABETH. Sept. 16, 1S91.-A fraud
which had been suspected for some time.
eliminated this morning in the arrest
of Charles Barholtz. He was the Secre-
retary of the Elizabeth Branch of
of the Beneficial Society of German
Machinists. a branch of Grand Lodge No.
so, New York. His way of defraudlng
bers sick and draw their benefits
by forging their names to the
checks when were sent TO him, and thus
obtain the money from the monev office
in New York. Forty members of the So
ciety have thus been defrauded. and the
amount embezzled is said to be 81 600. He
is married and has four children.
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AFTER A SHARPER.
Lively Chase Through the Streets of Bur
lington.

LingtOn.
Special to the jersey CITY Ne,os.
BURLINGTON. Sept. II, 1S9l.-Henry
Keilz of Baltimore is in jail here, in de-
fault of 500 bail, awaiting the action of
the railroad authorities on the charge of
vlotimizing Mount Holly fair visitors or
the train by means of the beguiling game
of ''craps." Supervisor Apologize OF
Hightstown was on the train and took In
Keiiz's little game.
When the train steamed into Burling-
ton Mr.. Applegate called policeman.
Keitz took the alarm, sprang from the
train, and after being chased half over
the town bv the entire police force. was
finally captured, and given preliminary
hearing before Mayor Silpatn.
The Jersey City news., 1891-09-17
Blood Poisoning From a Mosquito Bite.
Special to the JERSEY City Neius.

ELIZABETH. Sept. II, Rehabilitation K.
Buck. an Elizabeth wheelman, is con-
fined to his home with blood poisoning,
the result of mosquito bite on his finger.
clear to his armpt. His physician says
it is the worse case of the kind he ever
saw. The insect bit Mr.. Buck while he
was riding his bicycle.
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ri,e Department matters.

The Fire Board held short meeting
last night. Bids to furnish one new sec
ond class fire engine wers
received from Clapp, Jones 8 Co.
the La France Co. and Button
g Co. Each named $1,000 as
the price. The Button Company
offered to furnish two for $500. The
Babcock and La France Companies bid
cash So. 500 for an aerial truck.
The warrants for the men at call,
amounting to 81, ,T9S were ordered paid.
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money from Mr.. Fischer y That gentle.
man disputed tue claim, and Fearis sued
him for the amount. The trial began
Yesterday and is not ended yet. Messrs.
Vredeu burgh and Garretson represent
Fearis. and McGrath and Dixon are de-
Tending Fischer
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Eight-year old Willie Truckses. who
died in New York, as alleged, from a
beating given him by Mrs. Mary Van
Blarcom for assaulting her four-year old
daughter. will be buried in the Jersey
City Cemetery in the same grave with his
father, who died six years ago.
The Jersey City news., 1891-09-17

PARIS, Sept. II, 1s91.- by a dispatch re-
ceived here from Buenos ssAyres it Ii
learned that President Balmaceda, OF
Chile, is at Mendoza, not far from the
Argentine frontier in the Argentine
Province of Mendoza.
The Jersey City news., 1891-09-17

The Amateur Operatic Association had
another rehearsal | st night in the Ber-
gen Lodge rooms on Montgomery street.
1t was well attended, and 1.-The
Briyands'' will be q great success.
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The Fuerst bismarck Ahead.

The Fuerst bismarck has made another
fracture in the record. She made the
run to Southampton in six days, twelve
hours, fifty-eight minutes.
The Jersey City news., 1891-09-17

Th omas Donohue. the young hoodlum
who was convicted yesterday afternoon
of manslaughter, was sentenced to-day to
term OF seven years at State Prison.
The Jersey City news., 1891-09-17

WASHINGTON, Sept. II. 1891 Weather
indicarlons for twenty-tour hours for
Eastern New York. New Jersey ana East
ern Pennsylvania;-Gen fair; warm-
er; southwesterly winds.
The Jersey City news., 1891-09-17

The opening of the new building, No.
169 Monticello avenue, by the Monticello
Building and Loan Association. takes
place tonight.
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y
Cornelius Garrity, the man who at
tempted to rob Elias Slack, Pennsyl-
vania Railway employe, Of his watch and
chain in broad daylight last Tuesday, was
committed for trial by Police Justice
O'Donnell this morning. Slack swore
positively that ne saw his watch in the
The Jersey City news., 1891-09-17

About two hundred members of the
Joseph Keogh Association spent the day
at Passaic Falls yesterday.
The Jersey City news., 1891-09-17

Calendar Friday, September IS. 1891
Supreme and Circuit Court CASES.
Nos. IL. la, Is l6
By order of the Court,
DENNIS MCLAUGHLIN,
Cisrk-
The Jersey City news., 1891-09-17

After ALL the best way to know the real merit
sf Hoods Sirsaparilla, is to try it yourself.
Be sure to get Hoods.
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II HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF THE
IL Columbia. ofice of Chief Qusrtcrmaster, Van
Barracks, Wash, April IL. S9l. Sealed pro
pJSaIs, in tripltcate. Will be received here until IL
O'Clock a. NJ, May l6 1891, and then opened, for
furnishing and delivery to the QuartermAsters De-
pariment United States Army, FOR use in the Depart
lnent OF the Columbia, SO mules. Preference given
to animals of domestic production conditions quail
itv and price (acluding in the cost OF animals OF
foreign production the duty thereOn) being equal:
ana such preference given TO antiua of American
production produced the Pacific Coast to the ex-
tent Of tue consumption required by the public
service there. All information furnished on apPli-
cation here. The United States reserves tbs right
To reject the whole any part OF any bid received,
and bids VIII be considered for less number than
the whole. Envelopes containing proposals should
be marked: proposals for Mules" and addressed
to the undersigned here. j. Il. L. LEE Major and
Chief Quarteuiaster. apo At niy7 2t
GFRING VALLEY WATER WORKS, $40 CALL
- fornia ST.. San Francisco. March %. 1891
Sealed bids Will be received at the Office OF the
Spring Valley Water Works. 5l6 California st., ~
to u Of the 25th OF April next for any part Of
ten thousand OF the stock Of the company in
lots OF less than ten shares All stock allotted
on the ssid BIDS Will DO ready Tor delivery the
9th day May, and must be taken and paid for
or before the 10Th day OF May. All bids must be
accompanied by deposit OF SIS per share, In CON
or certified checks The company reserves the right
to reject any and all bids. By order OF the board.
WILLIAM NORRIS. Secretary. mr3l I'd
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ATTORNEYs-AT-LAW.

TREE ADVICE IN ALL LEGAL MATTERS:
r marriage annulled collections, probate, ETC. G.
w. HOWE & CO., Attorneys-at-law, 20 Kearny 10 II
N II. CASON, ATToRNEY-AT-LAW, 4O5 CALL
II. foruia ST., Room 5. apl4 om
CLARA FULTz, ATToRNEY-AT-LAw- PRAc-
y tees State aud Federal courts. 40 Kearny II 6n
A b. ARMSTRONG, A1ToRNEl-AT-LAw. 331
a Montgomery st..Rms. 1921 Telephone 62l7.1y
NTA6LE q NAGLE. A q ToRNEYs-AT-LAw. 5ll
~ Montgomery St. Rooms to 4. felo 3m
JENNINGS q HUBBS, ATToRNEYS-AT-LAW,
y 800 Pine St, Rooms 49 and so. fell
ID A. CRoTHERS ATToRNEY-AT-LAW. sos
~. Clay ST. ho9 u
NJ W. DAVIDSON. ATToRNEY-AT-LAW AZ
w California ST.. Rooms I4-I5: advice trea d3Il
FINANCIAL.
A $1,000 GUARANTY BY A RESPONSIBLE
a real estate firm for sale for 500; Will be settled
within / year; profits may be $500. Address g.
r., Box 81, this ONCE. ap9 u
OLD GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT - SEND
" your old gold aud silver by mail to the OLD and
reliable house OF A. COLEMAN, Al Third ST., San
Francisco: 1 will send by return mai the cash; II
amount is not satisfactory will return tine gold. ~
GAN FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK.
= 538 Kearny ST., the only corporation that Ienos
money oil diamonds, watches; low interest," oe4H
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GROCERY 5 ORE AND SALOON DOING
~ large cash trade; me stock and fixtures; living
rooms; GOOD chance Tor two men or man aud wife;
must be sold account of owner going East;
agents nor trlterS need apply. Address r. r.
BREWERY, corner OF Sixteenth and Valencia
streets
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CUNNS. COMPLETELY FURNISHED BAY
- window cottage to let until october list: NE.
cor. Baker and Sacramento sts-: neighborhood first
rate. Apply to C. s. CAPP ~ CO., House Brokers,
AS Montgomery ST. ap2l 3t
NICELY FURNISHED FLAT OF FIVE ROOMS
IN and bath. complete for housekeeping, at 70 Oak
ST., near Market: reference. ap2l OF
FURNISHED HOUSE. IL ROOMS, IN ALAMEDA;
Il blocks from Park-St Station; over acres of
land: beautiful grounds; excellent house to keep
roomers and boarders. w. NJ. BRANDON, 420
Montgomery street. Its
lR IN FURNISHED HOUSE OF ROOMS; MIS-
ID ~. sion st, near Twentieth, i'll the warm belt;
large lot: hne garden: owner will rent room II de-
sired T. w. SHELTON. 4l0 Montgomery. aD19 II
GAN RAPAEL-FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET;
- rooms, bath and barn. Apply TO w. SALES,
northumberland, Fourth St. in ciev to Il. b..
Branch CALL once. 1l6 Ninth st. ap19 suTurh
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CARPErs-sMITH'S BRUSSELS. 65c A YARD;
- installment prize elsewhere 81 yard. NJ.
FRIEDMAN & CO. iS2S-230 stockton, and 237 Post
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OYSTER-HoUSE AND RESTAURANT. NEAR
~ Ellis and Market; owner here years; doing big
business; sickness cause selling. CULVER, so
Kearny ST. Its
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G.OSO FIRST-CLASS CORNER GROCERY
es'OOO. store and bar: partner wanted: finest
place for business in the city; full and complete
STOCK OF everything hand; has cash trade S25 TO
$50 per day: half at the bar; leaves handsome
profits no bonus asked; fun value in sight not
essary to understand the business If willing to work
III store, wait on customers and learn the business
See GEO. STEWART l35 earuy ST 1t
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"a ANTED-SILENT PARTNER n AN OLD
W established business Of ~ years standing;
with capital IRON s 600 to $1,000; iuli investig rIon
offered: agents; priuCita,s only. Address E. b.
Box ll2. CALL Branch Office ap2l II
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GH76 FIRST-CLAsS COFFEE SALOON; ELE-
~ y. CANT place; the oldest coffee parlor in
this city best location right in heart Of business
center; has always done frst-class cash trade;
clears SO to IS per day is the easiest place to run
III this city: is 4 wonderful bargain: day business;
not open sundays; don't miss this grand chance,
there is nothing like anywhere in this State. GEO,
STEW ART l35 Epqruy ST 1t
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- 00U. See GEO. BAILEY ne Market st. q 81
J1UB SALE-BOARDING AND LODGING HOUSE,
i with good bar aUTached hrst-class business;
Eo0l L.eatIon. Iquire sos Beale 81 AMI l4t<
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NEW CORNER STORE-RoUMS AND BASE
~ ment: choice ShOw-wiudows, lncloscd: concrete
floor In basement; beautifully adapted for groceries
and liquors; years lease at low rent u live
new property. Apply to P. c. MOLLOf, 80 Mont
gomery ST. aplg 81
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IINF SALOON. Mr.. Union IRON WORKS PO-
trero,wlth billiard table. plano stock and fixtures
ArEIE cor. SoIano and krntnckv SIS. avn 81
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NEW SToRE-RooMS-FINE Su ow-wIND0ws
IN 143O and JAG Folsom ST., at Eieveath: 81: .
water free; choice location Apply to T. G. MOL
10y, 1873 Montgomery st. ap19 SC
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GQ0O CORNER GROCERY AND BAR or
u CVO. about $1,000 stock, viii be sold to
highest offer. MeLAUGHLIN y CO. % Kearny.1t
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GALLON and LoDGING-HOUSE DOING GOOD
- business 63S Sacramento St ap21 IT.
r A sACRIFIC GROCERY AND BAR FOR
y sale. l725 I.eavenWorthS st. ap2l St.
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THE RIGHT MAN, ENERGETIC AND WILLING
to travel can purchase half interest for $1,000 In
straight business enterprise; there is $1,000 amonth
in IL: don't answer unless meaning business and can
MI the bill Address for Interview Enterprise, Box
l23 CALL Branch ONCE. apis 3tE
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LTLEGANT NEW STORE AND BASEMENT; 524
u Polk St, Golden Gate ave; OF the band
soonest stores IN the city; the basement has a
crete floor and is 10 feet in the clear the store is
connected with the entrance to 40 rooms on the
floors above elegant opening for a bakery:
years lease at low rent. Apply to p. c, MOLLOY,
1873 Montgomery St apl9 1t
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G1QOO SALOON; COUNTRY; FEW HOURS
u 1OOU. from city; cheap license: g-aud oppor-
tunlLE. g-L ILch MrLALGHLLN A co. 26 keaEny-.
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x:oo; COTTAGE 4 ROOMS

ALAMEDA ROOMS AND houses.
OOO S0 FURNISHED COTTAGE. 8 ROOMS.
OOZ.OU. bath, laundry, store-room and large
garden to let Apply JOSEPH A. LEONARD, cor.
fark St aud Central ave, Alameda or L. H.
FRANK b32 CLAW St. city. apl9 St.
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SE00 WHO WANTS IT? FIRST = CLASS
GpOOO. grocery and bar: best corner In Western
Addition; opposition; has splendid paying trade;
full stock: handsome fixtures; s living rooms and
furnished complete for hOusckeepin greatest bar
gain ever seen; don't miss 1t. GEO. STEWART,
lS5 kearny St Il
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E'RESNo LANDS, WITH WATER; CHEAPER
II than any other in that county easiest terms.
w NJ BRANDON. i2O MONTGOMERY ST. ap2l 2t*
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HORSE, NEW ToP-BUGGY AND HARNESS:
II selling for want OF use. AT Iurk St ap2l 5ts
HORSE AND NEARLY NEW BAKER WAGON
II for sale chan. $50 Seyenth 81. apl9 81.
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BEKkELEY REAL ESTATE.
n.O-0 SECURES A NICE HOME. BY THE
tf ZOU payment OF the balance $3.50 In monthly
instalIments OF 80 80; nice cottage rooms: lot
24xllO ID. r. WENTWORTH. West berkeley. III
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IN CENTS WILL SEND THE WEEKLY CALL
W Tor four months to any part OF the United
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