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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-04-18

markable degree, the quick intuition
peculiar to her sex, and, after watching
the countcnances of Mr.. and Mrs. I'm
derhill for a few moments, and rccol-
Letting that what Mr.. Underhill had
| said showed that he still loved his wife,
she came to the conclusion that they
really desired a reconciliation, but that
each a too proud to make any over
lures. 1t was a peculiar situation, in
which three, and perhaps four, persons
were uncomfortable. The circum-
stances threatened to widen the gull
between the estranged married couple,
and to draw the lovers into a serious
misunderstanding.
Now, Miss Wherefore, as has been
mentioned, did not possess an unbend-
ing will; she could yield to the wishes
of others or make concessions for the
benefit of her friends, when by so do.
ing she neither transgressed a moral
rule nor compromised her self-respect.
She was sensible, and did not believe
in endangering the happiness of herself
and acquaintance by maintaining O
barrier of false pride. In reality hel
character was broader and stronger
than that of persons who plume them
selves on the possession of unbendine
wills. She believed that 1t only re
quired a little iudicious maneuverin.
to harmonic the relations of four per
sons who were either jealous ant
angry or in some way dissatisfied ant
uneasy. Accordingly she resolved I,
act, II possible, as a messenger of peace
a Her method was simple. Turning he
face toward Mr.. Maitland, she waite,
until she caught his eye, which wa
rather difacult to do. and then be
witched him with an enchanting smile
at tho same time dettly beckonlng hin
70 CONS 70 her, 10 Aesltstsd, apoks !
The morning call., 1891-05-17
INQUIRIES BY A BROTHER.
ALAMEDA.

new planning mill is in course Of erection
on Blanding avenue, near Park street.
The Free Library Trustees have leased the
second floor of the new building on the west
side of Park street. between Central and
Santa Clara avenues, at rental Of So per
month for the term of three years.
f. BOehmer and City Trustee Stevenson
are DESTROYS that Alameda should have a
Fourth of July celebration, and if they can
obtain a subscription list of $780, will take
the necessary steps toward having suitable
celebration.
The painters Of this city have organized
union with the following az officers:
President, fred Orion; President f.
W. Janda; Treasurer. John Meyer; Record
ing Secretary, A. W ReitZ; Financial Spcre-
tary, William Scully; Warden, James Viii
son; Trustees, MeSsTs. CoTugOn, Janda and
Lewis.
Negotiations are in progress by which
an opera company will give performance
every Saturday and Sunday afternoon in
the big pavilion Of the Neptune Gardens,
West End. II the negotiations are success
full the West End will again become pop
ular Sunday resort.
a Chlnaman named All Gee tried TO
strike Mrs Quint and her daughter yeSter-
day with an ak at their residence. on Pacific
avenue He was in Mrs CUNTS employ,
and claimed that she owed him one months
wages, and took this method OF collecting it,
He was arrested, anG charged with assault
to murder.
Some of the store-keepers en- Park street
are agtaiing the movement Of closing up
their places Of business a o'clock on Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday evenings. and
keeping open the other evenings. Since
free mail delivery went into operation the
evening trade has fallen off to a noticeable
extent. An agreement 10 close the stores
these three evenings will be circulated for
signatures this coming week.
The Pioneers of Washington, Eden and
Murray townships of Alameda County will
join with Eden, Iemescal, San Jose and
Danyilie oranges in grand picnic at River
side Grove, at Alvarado Station. on the
narr0w-gauge railroad, Saturday, May 23d
The Pioneers of Alameda and Contra Costa
counties, and all farmers and respectable
citizens who wish to join ia the rural festi-
val are invited to be present. A good band
OF music will be in attendance. Brief
speeches will be made by able speakers,
under the auspices Of the grange. Dancing,
children's games and foot-racing will be con-
Quoted by the committee. Saturday excur-
sion tickets can be had from san Francisco
Oakland, San Jose and way stations.
Further information can be had of +. b.
Granger. Aivarado, Cal. or A. T. Dewey,
Secretary State Grange of California.
The morning call., 1891-05-17
VETERANS HOME.
An Evening Session Devoted to
Routine Matters.

The Directors Of the Veterans Home
Association met last evening at Room 81
Flood Building, President Waymire and
eight members being present
Communications were read from Com
mandant McCleave, announcing the deaths
Of Joseph Gubbleton aud Pliny l.. Josselyn,
inmates Of the home. In April Patrick
Courtney was dropped from the roll for
beng absent without leave. He went 10
Napa and had some trouble with another
ana both were sent to jail. Courtney paid a
fine of $50 and asked to be reinstated. The
matter was referred to a committee to ex-
anime and report at the next meeting. Ihe
same course was taken with the application
Of 81 A. MeisPnhamer, who refused to be
sent to the Santa Monica Home.
4 petition with numerous signers from
veterans, requesting the Directors to en-
plOy Mr.. Greenfield OF Napa as chaplain,
was read and placed on file.
The Directors decided to buy the carpen-
ter tools Of J. p HOckett for SO as he Is too
mfrm 10 use them and they are Of great
service 10 the institution.
A petition Of J. II. Sterhens OF Coos
County. Oregon, was read. lie was men,
Der Of Colonel StevenSOn's regiment and
lived in California for many years lie
recently tried 10 take his life and IS sup
ported by charity, and now wants % be ad-
United 10 the home After some discussion
tie Directors voted TO admit him provided
he could give the required proof.
On May 18th Edward Cram attacked sew
eral Of the inmates with knife and club,
for W hich Offense he was suspended by the
cOmmandant His action was approved by
the Directors.
President WaymiTe reported having re-
cpived check from Governor Markham for
$40. which he deposited In bank to the
CTeIit Of the home.
Commaudant McCleave reported on May
10th there were 81 inmates Of the home.
DR.. Mclaughlin was chosen a Director TO
I'll the unexpired term. He will hold Office
until the next meeting Of the Veterans
Home Association, " hich will take place at
Yosemite on July 26th.
Bills were presented and approved to the
amount Of S5479 So and the meeting ad-
l0urned.
The morning call., 1891-05-17
PERSONAL NOTES.

(. N. Miller Of Fresno is at the Lick.
" Neyins Of Vallejo is stopping at the
Lick.
Thomas B. Bond Of LakepOrt is registered
al the Baldwin.
R. 7. Pierce and wife, of Santa Clara, are
guests of the Palace.
Timothy Hopkins and wife, Of Menlo
Park, are at the Palace.
b. W. Steinman of Sacramento is among
the guests at the Grand.
Z. 6. Nagle of Pacific Grove is in the city.
lie is at the California.
". S. Green Of the Colusa Sun is regis
tered at the Grand Hotel.
DR.. and Mrs. d. Z. Stratton of SonOma
are spending a few DAYS at the Grand.
j. n. McCudden Of Vallejo is in town and
at the California. de is accompanied by his
wife.
Sheriff Charles S. Laumeister. accom-
panied by his wife and children, left on the
City Of Puebla on Friday for trip to Vic
fOTia, Tacoma and Spokane.
The morning call., 1891-05-17

BORN.
HAWLEY-Iu this city, May i 1891 TO the Wile Vi
Eugene w. Hawiey, daughter
RITTER-In this city, Mty Is, 1891, to the VIE OF
John f. Ritter, a
COLMAN-In this city. May -, 1891, to the wife OF
Maurice r. Conau, 4 son.
PRICE-In this city. May 3, 1891, to the wife Of
Thomas II. Price, son.
LEwIS-In this city, to the vile Of w. E. Lewis
a
HANC0CK-In this city. May IA. 1891, TO the Wis
of b. J. Hancock, a daughter.
BENNETT-ln this city. April %, 1891, to the WlIe
of Harry J. Bennett, a
wULFF-In this city April 81, 1891, to the vile OF
Henry J. Fl. Wulf,
CATE-In this city. May 8. 1891, TO the wire OF
Frank L. Cate, son.
McKENNA-In this city. May 10, 1891, to the vile
of p j. MeKenna, daughter.
MORAN-In this city. May To- 1891. to the wife oil
Thomas +. Moran. a daughter.
MALLATRATT-In this city. May -. 1891, TO the
wife OF b. r. Malatratt, daughter
RINGOLSKY-In Oakland, May Is, 1891, to the
wife of ). Ringolsky,
PAPE-In Oakland May II, 1891, to the wife OF
William T. Pape,
BoFFMANN-In Berkeley, May ID, 1891, to the
wife OF X. ii. Hoffman,, daughter.
HUGHES-May IL. 1891, to the wife OF Z. A.
Hughes, daughter.
MCDONALD-May Is, 1891, to the wife OF j. j..
Mcdonald, "a daughter.
McDON0UGH-Apri 81. 1891. to the wife of ID. w.
McDoROugh. a daughter.
The morning call., 1891-05-17

With SELL TO-MOKKOW,
Monday, May 18th. at 4 o'clock A. M. N
lesroOm. I057 Market ST., near tn, all
ofthe Elegant ParIoF, Bedroom and DIM
ing-room Furniture, Fine Body Brussels
Carpets and Rugs, Large trench PA to
Mantel Mirrors, Engravings and Orna-
ments. Hands ONO Odd Upholstery, Etc
removed from the residence of Mrs. II. j.
Coiiisher, Alameda, for convenience OF
sale, ...CoMPRIsING..
Elegant ParoT Set in the latest styles OF Plush Cow
ers; Handsome ParIor Sofas. Easy Chairs and Fancy
Rockers; Large Freneh-plate Mantel Mirrors, En-
cravings and Ornaments; Eastern Walnut, Antique
oak and Cherry Bedroom Sets, with Ehihoniers.
Spring and Hair Mattresses, DOwH-feather Pillows
and other Fine Bedding; English Body Brussels
Carpets and Rugs; Walnut MrrordOor Folding
Bed; Walnut and Oak wardrobes, Bookcases aud
Wrtingdesk: Palace Pedestal Extension table.
with sideboard and Chairs to match: Handsome
walnut Hal-stand: Three-quarter and Double Bed
steads. Bureaus and Wash-Stands, Ranges. ETC.
my17 2t NJ. }. SIMMONS, Auctioneer.
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Fractured His Ribs,
Hon. Edward A. Darragh writes:
STATE OF NEW YORK, ASSEMBLY
CHAMRFR Anil 1G 1894

STATE OF NEW YORK, ASSEMBLY I
CHAMBER, ALBANY, Aptil l6. 1884.
''Some years ago L was thrown from a wagon
and fractured two of my ribs. l was so badly
hurt that had 10 sit up In a chair for four days
and nights. The fourth day my mother placed
TWO ALLCOCK's Porous PLAsTERs over my
broken ribs. The next day my sCfferings dmn.
ished and was able 10 lie down. ! continued
10 improve every day. Two W eks after the ac-
cident got up and attended 10 business. | re-
newed the pasters twice and found myself
almost entirely well in month, when l sailed
for England. ,
My wife is subject to periodic pains in the
back thai give her rest neither day nor night. but
In two hours after applying two ALLCoCK's PLAs-
TIERS she experiences relief and in two or three
days she Is well. She also finds them effective in
neuralgia and rheumatism"
Beware OF limitations aud do not be deceived
by misrepresentation. Ask for ALeOCK'S, and
let no solicitation or explanation induce you to
accept a substitute.
ALLCOCK'S CORN and BUNIoN SHIELDS effect
quick and certain relief.
The morning call., 1891-05-17
MARRIED.

RICHARDSON-BERHLE- this city. May IL. by
the Rev. T. c. Easton, d.. D., John Richardson ana
Louise Berhle
HARVEY-HOOPER-Int this city, May 13. 1891,
at Calvary Church. by the Rev. i. O. Easton'
DID,, joel II. Harvey and Lydia L. Hooper, Doth
of Vallejo
SNOW DEN-MAYE Erin this city, May H. 1871
by the Rev. NJ j, Ferguson, Edmund c. SnoWueh
OF Auburn and Bertha L. Mayer OF Sonora.
DOWDALL REDMOND In SOnOma, May IL,
1891, by the Rev. Father Sullivan, K. j. Dowdali
and Nellie Redmond.
The morning call., 1891-05-17
Another Abscnnder.

Edward L. Coffey, book-kesper and
cashier for the hardware firm of Osborn 81
Alexander, disappeared on the 9Th inst, on
discovering that his employers were about
to expert his books. Since then shortage
Of over $1,000 has been found in his accounts.
1t is believed that he left for Australia on
the Zealandia, which cleared from this
port on the day of his disappearance.
The morning call., 1891-05-17

RICHMOND IS the most thriving district Of San
Francisco. Ii has already grown TO such propOr-
IONS that 1t may justly be called a city by itself
The large number OF hTst-cIass dwellings being
erected Is astonishing The large number of cable
cars pushing out for this active and rapidly growing
district stamps the future of this location as the
great coming hrst-class district for families me-
dunn means. The two great parkS-Goiden Gate
and Preside ReSeryation-are each within very
few minutes walk of these handsome and eligible
residence lots
The Cliff House and Golden Gate Park steam ex-
tension OF the California and Powell ST. cable lines
Will soon be changed into cable road The Suffer-
St Cable Company are making arrangements to con-
tnue their cable out the extension of Post ST.,
which Will place this line in the immediate Vicinity
OF these choice lots. They ;ssO intend to extend
the Pacihc-aYe branch OF their cable line out Pa
cine ave 10 Central thence out Clay St to Lake and
First
The many advantages OF this thriving district
stand Tar ahead OF any other location in this grow
ing and prosperous city.
Do not fail to EXAMINE these Choice
least 20 per cent per annum on the invest
ment.
LIBERAL TERMS.
Only O1e-quarter cash; balance in 6. IL
and 6 months; interest per cent per an
mum, payable quarterly.
To reach these Choice Residence Lots take either
the Powell or California st. cables TO Central ave.
transfer TO the Golden Gate Park Steam extension
auction iag large diagrams and cata ogue on prop
erty.
Tor Catalogues, Terms, ETC., inquire OF
EASTON, ELDRIDGE s. CO.,
Auctioneers. g SO Market ST., >. II.
myl7 q % "a 25 26
The morning call., 1891-05-17
HOWard-St. Church Lot.

6Oxl22 &c line OF Howard. s. OF 2Ist; the
Gu urch will pay rent to buyer for limited time;
building be al tered for other purposes neigh
borhoCd choicest ON the street.
Large 23d-St. lot.
45xl00-S. line OF 23d, commencing II Is feet w.
OF Capp.
Lomba rd-St. Dweliing-Large Lot.
60xl00, with l. 81 :6x4s, fronting street:
2lS Lombard below Dupont; modern house,
rooms ana bath.
Jackson-St. Corn er-Rents Si25.
81 :6xs7 :6-SE cor. Jackson and Virginia, above
Stockton; brick and frame impr Ovemenrs; always
rented.
Garden st. Fiats-Rents 500.
25X75; 24x24 :6-Garden, bet. 9th and Tth off
Harrison; good income paying purchase.
The morning call., 1891-05-17
The PoweIl-street Theater.

A new manager for the Powell Street
Theater has been found in the person Of
Arthur Rehan, who will rechristen tie
house after himself and, probably, put some
Of Augustin Days favorite plays on the
boards. He is a brother of the popular Ada
Rehau, of DAILY Company fame, and it is be-
lieved that the well-knOWn playwright is bis
finnncial hacker
The morning call., 1891-05-17
Standard DoIIars in Demand.

The largest single order Tor the coinage
Of the precious metals ever received at the
San Francisco Mint came recently in the
shape of instructions t. strike off 1 100000
standard silver dollars. 1t took ust twenty
days to do the work, and then further
order came for 10000 more before the de-
mand WIS satisfied
The morning call., 1891-05-17
Women Real estate Dealers.

A company Of women has been formed
and incorporated for the purpose of dealing
in real estate The capital stock is $4,000,
Of which 5000 has been subscribed. The
subscribers are Dr. Jennie K. Barrow, Annie
Sweeney, Kathyriae CullinaD, Julia Sehle--
singer, Abbie J. Hunter, Il Coleman and
Eta l.. Hart.
The morning call., 1891-05-17
Jerry Is Dead.

Jerry" MulliD. thu crippled elevator-boy
Of new City Hall elevator !. died yesterday
at his sisters house in South San Francisco
after a short illness. His predecessor in the
employment died Of grief for brother about
a year ago.
The morning call., 1891-05-17
OakI3nd I.ots.
Alameda Lots.

200x133-E. line OF Elite ST., 800 feet s. OF A. be-
ing lots and 4, Block O, Perata Homestead and
100xI33-E. line of Hannah ST.. 800 feet s. OF A:
lot 4, Block n, Peralta Homestead.
The morning call., 1891-05-17

ID Ceuelted basement: Cement walks al round
-te place; beautiful flower garden, fruit trees Der
r-s and vines. half minute from local train; cleo
r-e cars pass door; only S2lO0; $500 down lot
5rEl55.
Cottage OF rooms. 4 blocks from depot: price
$500. $500 cash. balance in easy instaltmeuts.
togsea bglt 10 order ca the inStallmelt plan;
$500 Jr $500 down, balance easy monthly pay
I--HE>.
cottage of rooms, 1920; 500 down, SIS per
month.
blocks from depot. Sl6OO; sou down SO per
l.u.-t: uUv rents st 81 per month
Cottage 10 rent furnished or unfinished; lots
E-UU upward. OF 50. sic. per month. Inquire Of
81. G. MORAN. L0riH. or DUSINBURY a WURrS,
+s- Nil-L ST, Oakland; take Berkeiey train OF new
electric car. which passes door: Sunday engage
b. p.-- myl6 i Is 20 y OF
The morning call., 1891-05-17
GOLDEN GATE RIAL ESTATE.

-..-C, SI0TTHLY lNSTALLMENTS FOR A NICE
= ~ new broom cottage: bath; pantry: high
.aseme.r: sidewalk; all fenced; CITY water; near
station: price S3OOU, $500 down. Take Berkeley
tram. stop at Golden Gate Station, ask f.r .. A.
ap50 II
.C.InA MONTH, $50 DOWN - BEAUTIFUL
- ~ building lots 40xlOO, $500 TO 500; streets
graded: excellent drain ge system; near station;
take GREELEY train, stop at Golden Gate Station;
ass Tor r. HOEGLE, owner APPS II
The morning call., 1891-05-17

N,.t Il. soin - ai"sa nartnersh,n .ooarr

Must be sold to close partnership account.
Villa lot z, fronting 40S feet Petaiuma ave,
running through to Prospect place, on which IL
fronts BOB feet.
Lots l, 2, g. Sc of Mission st. IN San Rafae)
and Grand ave-; 1877 feet Mission and 209 feet
Grand ave-
The morning call., 1891-05-17
MiSSion-St. Stores and Flats.
52:6xl6O: 25lO-25l2 Mission, bet. 21st and 22d
sts.; rents $1O5; sterling business Investment.
Choice Pacific Heights Corner.

50xl37: 6-NE. cor Broadway and Laguna; SUI
perb unobstructed marine view.
14th, bet. Valencia and Guerrero.
50x98-434-4341a 14th; the house stands in rear,
leaving front ready for building.
10th ST., near Market.
50X103 .6-S. line of 18th, IS IS feet T. OF Noe
fronting Market ST.
14th-St. Business Lot.
25xll0-0pp. Mark and I4th ST. gore; superior
bttsfu fty
The morning call., 1891-05-17
M. j. SlMMnMS. AuGIllNEER.

Los Angeles Lots.
Nos. rs, II, 80, 80, 81, S. In Block /, old Clapp
Orchard Tract plylO IL II 10 20 81 Ct
The morning call., 1891-05-17

SAN BERNARDINo BANKs-The Farmers Ex-
change Bank al San Bernardno has S497 819 OF
resources and liabilities, aud the Savings Bank
OF the same city S55,665 80
The morning call., 1891-05-17
-MARRIAGES-DEATHS.

Firth, marriage and death notices sent by mat
win not be inserted. They must he handed In az
either OF the publication Offices and be ind0rSe1
with the name aud residence OF persons authoriL'd
to have the same published,
The morning call., 1891-05-17
ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
{ LAMBDA AG EN- CY- ADvERTIsEMENTs
Tranch once OF FHE MoRNINe CALL SCHNEF
ItB a CO.. l4S5 PARK ST.
C.I O0O CASH-QUICK SALE; 5OxllO AND
= IZpO improvements; on Central ave.
S22O0-New cottage, rOomsi modern improve
meuts: Is cash, balance on mortgage; on Encinal
S5s56-New cottage: TAYLOR ave: rooms: ele-
CANT mantel; all cOnYentences: street work and
sidewalk done; 35xl2S; $500 cash. balance INSTALL
s50O-s75 cash, SO per month. no interest viii
buy corner lot, 25xl50. near Bay-st Station.
Sl5uO-A splendid 50-foot corner at Bay-st. Sta-
So O0---room cottage 5OxI4O: Santa Clara ave.
near MOrtcn-st. Station; very easy inStallments
Houses VIII be built to order on easy inStalments
on the famous Fasking's Park Tract at Grand-St.
Station; now ready.
s525O-Quick sale: 5Oxl5O: on Pacific ave. finely
improved S-room house: all modern conTeniehcesi
market for 30 days.
OPEN SUNDAYS.
We VIII submit plans and estimates with pleasure
MARCUSE * REMNEL
Alameda. san Francisco.
Bay-st. station 6zS Market ST.
'IooE out Tor the opening OF the Garfield and
N1BctSE & RESnEL Agents myI7 1t
2J150 FINE CoTTA5E; LOT 45IlOO: ALL
C0-AOO. street vorS do re: near station; easy
l-@6o-rs.+ bargafD in Alameda. ,ot 1oox22o.
i'm. residence; easy terms. JUDD, HANLEY u co,
-g5r PARK n1vJ- ~
al .'9 :. '.
N 4 OL AZ ~, l.
building lots; $40 10 $500; cheapest and best in
Aialleu4, a., ,... g., q, &c.. -,,,s : -.,.
only alOo down; me Z-Story housetot rooms;
$1,000 house and iot 25XllO; $1,000, house and lot,
ooI-5O; an on easy terms, ana All situated ID me
IoJs in all Darts o. town. MRS. /. H. CHANDLER 81
CO.. new Masonic Building, 1879 Park ST.. Ala
media. myIl II
COC0 FOR FINE LOTS; A BIG BARGAIN,
- y''N HALL q ttot.F $40 -hc mai ave. ~ IA
al TDD CHEAPEST CORNER N ALAMEDA;
- 5tU. -5xII6. on one of The main avenues
MCCLURE. FITCH q CO.. fay-st- station Alameda
S1Hn4l en-asetieHl7 NY - -
'C.Tn PER- MONTH: INSTALLMENT LOTS IN
t@iU Alameda; $3.50 TO S425; good location;
ready % nni.d me cheapest aud oesl lo's now oier
- 80 800 80.
r.9~nN LOT 5OxI5O; COTTAGE OF ROOMS
COOtU. on Santa CARA ave; convenient 70 sta
non, on broad and aaTr3'' gauge 55i.r9a !. oAeLATI
t-1- N-.o-- h-t-N Al, 80 ara IA-ilyu W
~. a CASH BALANCE S25 PER MONTH.
- az lot Suyl25: new cottage of rooms aud
I-tb. l.-l basement. a southwest corner; price
$3.50. No. 2
0-.f o. l-eN tuNf3-tyt cottese OF r rooms auu
baths block from station; a4OO cash, balance $50
IsT iHsi..7 7.,-,a=.,,. ,.., o. -4- 40, 20, 70
and r,5.l. On l-eIfrsI ysiIs s5oO rash lsI
g-rr So per month No. $50
zsgtu-I ot 55Xl 80: new cottage Of . rooms and
bath: fine location. 500 cash. balance $40 per
month No 90.
SS2ro-Lot 50Il5o; cottage Of rooms and
.i.er month. No. So.
ra5.,s and 6stb. ffe view of the bay. s250 cash.
i.-f4-rs S5p nor r,lon-f 80 10 AG1
s5-00-Lot 50xl4O: double cottage OF > rooms
The morning call., 1891-05-17

150x150-NE. cor Pacific ave- and Bay st.. being
lots l. 2. 3, A. 5, and 2S. in Block +, Page Tract
The morning call., 1891-05-17

BERTELIKG hats The only reliable methods to
I'll defective sight. APT Kearny street.
The morning call., 1891-05-17

the present custodians of the fund can be
made to surrender itst0r its own proper and
legitimate use
The morning call., 1891-05-17
ALAMEpA EEsrAURANTs.
LORIN REAL ESTATE.

T~iTORS TO ALAMEDA WILL FIND GOOD
' meals At lark Hotel cafe the only hrSt-ciasS
ra-,4-raut iH the town; French dinners and family
esmmoGaiI0ns speciality. myl4 I'm
The morning call., 1891-05-17
Income PronertY.

w. line mos. 2ll, 2I3 and 2l5) OF Webster. I25
feet \. OF Hught st-Building comprises
French fats. with modern improvements, subdi
vided into suites of 7, and rooms, bath, etc. ;
property In frst-clasS condition; caoiee neighbor-
hood; cement stone walks; street ia Al condition;
Haghtst, cable: income rent $50 so; examine
this Tor an INVESTMENT; lot 25xlOO.
The morning call., 1891-05-17
CITY AND COUNTY ALMsHoU,

NOoEAN-In the City and County Almshouse. May
IA. Patrick j. NOonan, q native OF Massachusetts,
aged 81 years.
SAUNDERS-In the City and County AImshouse,
May "A, illiam Saunders a native OF England,
aged 10
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Handsome Residence.

n. line (No. 64O) of Haght St, 25 feet E. OF
PIerce-Fine 2-story bay-window residence. 9
rooms bath, etc; mirrortop tiled mantIes partially
finished basement; at small expense can BE- altered
into French II its; cement stone walk; street in
bituminOUs rock nelghDOrhoOd first class examine
it, those who want cheerful home; HaiSht-st.
cable; lot 2JXllO.
The morning call., 1891-05-17

Dougherty, no longer IN tue department.,
was asked whether he knew that. No; he
had never read the articles, and knew moth
ing about their requirements. He did not
think, however. that he had lost any rights
in the fund from having severed his con-
nection with the department
The matter is by no IN cans at an end. All
appropriations from the city in future will
be cut off: likewise the moneys from the
police courts; and il is highly probable that
the chartably inclined citizens will refrain
from further contributions. after having
learned that they are furnishing money for
on aud Migrants. One good result of this
disclosure viii probably be the aeorganiZa-
ton OF the Firemen's Charity Fund on the
basis originally intended and upon sounder
business principles, with good care shown
as to who will be its future ma nagers.
In point Of law it IS very doubtful whether
The morning call., 1891-05-17
Harrison, Near 10th St.

10th ST.: improvements consist of buildings, com
prisiug four teHements; electric road TO pass in
front Of the property rents S44; streets at1 with