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The morning call., 1891-02-22

GfEQO STANYAN AND RIVOLI; SPLEEN
u OOUU. did new residence: spacious rooms,
bath. exc: lot 2JNlO0: must be seen TO De appre-
cated. McAFEE, BALDWIN u HAMMOND, 10
Montgomery st.
The morning call., 1891-02-22
A TTENTIoN, READ rHIs-GoLDEN GATE

Choice lots s OF the park sale ON easy monthly
installments no expenses for deed or contract; sit
uated near the grand ocean beach boulevard and
electric railroad; do wait but purchase before
these improvements are completed ana realize the
advance yourselves: don't delay, but call and
FOR maps and particulars. A. H. BREED s. CO, S2S
Montgomery St fel4 OF
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C.JSO0 HARRISON ST, Nh PATH: LOT
= -OOO' 5J1l22:6. q. Il. UMBSEN d co, Ia
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S 300 Mn96 NO. hau a1PG sn9 5Stb BAT
modern convenienCes lot 29xS7 IS. MCAFEE.
BALDWIN 4 HAMMOND, 10 Montgomery st.
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Gfa0 LOT 25xIOO ON 18TH AVE, NEAR Q
q, OOO. St, South ;. +. q. Ii. UMBSEN u CO.,
l 4 MONTGOMERY
The morning call., 1891-02-22

O75O EACH 3 LOTS 25x12O EACH ON nth
III ~. ave, near Point LOOOs. PARKER Il
FORD, 62S Marketst
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GOS0D STORE AND FIXTURES AND 4
tD-COO. rooms: lot, 25;6xllI Valley ST., bet.
Church and sanchez; MORTGAGE 5000, Hibernia
Bank can remain if desired; street complete.
w. l. MORGAN ~ CO., bl2 Cal ST., Mem. OF $. f.
ESta Ky
The morning call., 1891-02-22

GQ000 BROADWAY. NEAR FRANKLIN;
'COOOU. II :3xl37:6; grand view; surrounded
By palatiaI residences. McAFEE, BALDWIN &
HAMMOND. 10 Montgomery st.
The morning call., 1891-02-22

G976 EACH-S25 CASH AND So MONTH
ID y u for corners, 20 :6X 100, S. OF the PARK
PARKER X FORD, 62S Market ST.
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$4,000 S S5n.. ~ 3ST 4S 1,,. B4Y Z, DOM
ard bath each: Of ) rooms and bath. aud rear
house; brick foundations stone walks and all mod
eTn Improvements: rents Sl36; lot p 6XI 81 IS:
Grove ST.. nr. Cough. u. II. UMBSEN ~ CO., Il
NJ Montgomery ST
The morning call., 1891-02-22

C.DGO TO S5OO-wE OFFER THIS WEEK 10
sD-OO fine building lots, including 2 fine corners
- ;5x75 each. on Cortland ave. only 200 feet from
rse-cars; this is positively the grandest opportu-
lty that has been offered FOR the past 20 years to
ptoPie oil moderate means TO secure home, and 20
Sniai or large investors to secure fine income by
building cottages or fats which will either sell rap
lty at good price so as to net per ce nj
aud over. For further particulars annlr 10 p a
The morning call., 1891-02-22

G0T00 CLINTON ST, BET. 9Th AND 7TH
~ w. Bryant aud Brannan; lot 25x75; house
o. flats OF rooms each, in fine condition.; rent
S5T. MOORE. FOSTER a. co. B34 Market II
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$4,000 HEW IS :, COTTAGE on
contains rooms and bath; all modern improve
meHts; g opportunity for a man OF moderate
means to secure home. 1t can be bought on easy
terms to suit. For further particulars apply to
z L. a Ia MnnI 81
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GSS OOn 7Ox6O: DOWNTOWN BUSINESS
poc.tOV. block; rent $3.50 JOHN c. GREEN
q co. aOI California st
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sou year; 10 me iot a51i5o near ov1 mn
emo grounds; these lots are positively cheap for
5000, but must be sacrificed 10 dissolve copart-
hcIsaip; this is compulsory sale For the greatest
1ArEslu rs ever offered apply 10 2. A. DOLAS q CO.,
Go Mark ct 81.
The morning call., 1891-02-22

GS0O0 ELEGANT COTTAGE HOUSE OF 8
aDcOOO. rooms and hath; on the N. line of Bush
ST., near Baker; lot 25xl37:6; brick foundation
all modern improvements Apply to DAVID
STERN y SONS, 523 MONTGOMERY Sd.
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GOSHn HAIGHTST., Mr.. FREDERICK; THIS
.G-COU. is a very CHEAP lot; Just sold a
lot In the block below for Si1OO than we are
asking for this fine residence site: lot 25xI20 APP
ply to EASION, ELDRIDGE a CO. 6}S Market AZ
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$50 600 GeALIToRM MA, ST. COR, NEAR EAR
ment brick building; rented low at 5000 to one
tenant could he increased; lot 81 9x6S:9; spien-
Montgomery st
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~TF 0C0 WORTH $I2,00O; HAIGHT ST.
NJ 1sOtO- near Steiner; new 3-stOTy Oay-win-
dow building; three flats, ), and rooms; baths
ana al the latest cUnyeniences; rent SIS; lot 15x
sc. ICAFI-E, BALDWIN L HAMMOND, 10 Mont
81
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eoS0O RESIDENCE. q ROOMS; BUT 3
tpcoOO. months old; insured for $1,000: oppo-
site Garfield Square, Harrison ST.: lot 25xlUO
cheap W. l. MORGAN Il CO., 5l3 Cal. ST., Mem. of
s. T. Real Estate Er.
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C1TY RNAL ESTATE.

y II. UMBSEN Il CO..
". Real Estate Agents, House Brokers' Rent Col
leetors and General Auetioneers tmenbers of the
). Z. Real Estate Exchange, "a Montgomery. s. +.
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CDEO0 EUREKA ST, Mr. nth: LOT 37x
: -OOO. 10. q. Il. UMhSEN d CO., IA
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$1,000 LOTS Ii2aS, 25sl2O ON FOURTH AVE
on very easy installmehts. PARKER a FORD, 62S
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GIG 0O0 CHOICE LOT ON THE N. LINE
u 0.OOU. OF McAIister St, blocks from the
new city Hall; elegant location for aud flats
lot 50x 20 to Locust ave Apply TO DAVID STERN
a. SONS, 323 Montgomery 81
The morning call., 1891-02-22

GhSli( PAYS 5000 PER ANNUM; 10 II ) T.,
u OOOp. bet. Noe and Castro; modern fats OF
. and rooms and bath each: electric appliances
throughout; flats only one year old and rented at
very Tow rents: can easily he increased lot 20 :6x
50; this VIII bear Investigation. Apply to O'FAR-
RELL & LING. II MONTGOMERY ST.
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GJ on EACH-LOTS SOUTH OF THE PARK
tp1oO III any location for cash. PARKER &
FORD 62S Market st.
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GGG1l CLAY, Nh. FILLMORE; BAY-UIN-
- COOO. dow residence OF rooms and bath ana
the latest eOnvenieucos; lot 5Oxl27;Sl4. G. Ii.
UNBSEN y Co, II Montgomery St
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GD00 EACH; $50 CASH, SO PER MONTH
~ -OO viii buy lots 25xl2U; only BLOCK from
the Pacific ocean. the grand boulevard and the cleo
tflc railroad: now being built. Apply 2. A. DOLAN
q Co. go Market ST.
{: TSO LOTS 25xI2O; On SUNSET HEIGHTS:
- ~ splendid view OF park, ocean and chill
dren's playground; houses being built all around
these lots. 7. a. DOLAN d CO., $50 Market st.
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19D5n NEAR 9Th AND HOWARD SITS +;
'DC-OO. lot 25xlO0; double house; rooms
and bath each side: rear house and finished base
ment: ia good condition; rent S72. MOORE, FOS-
TER ~ Co. 625 Market st
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$500 SoTJ house Of Rooms Sd and mf pa y6Ek E
s-abie rents So; lot 20x7O. &. H. UMBSEN& Co,
J. MONTGOMERY St
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G6S0 EACH-LoTS ON b ST; 25xlOO; NEAR
spOcO 18th ave; very easy installments. PAR
her d FORD. 62S Market ST.
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CE0Q FOE LOTS. l25xl0O. ON 10TH AVE-:
- CCO level and ready 10 build on; outy Few
haAared feet FROM Railroad ave. South san Fran
cisco; house 60 rent adjoining this lot Tor milk OF
chicken ranch; nothing better In the state A
BUiAS ~ Co, $50 Market ST.
The morning call., 1891-02-22

4 tSQO G3EEN, Mr.. FRANKLIN . NEW
= ICpOs East residence Of Is rooms and
t-tHi bfick foundations; lot 2sxI3O. CHI. UMB-
SI-N a CO., II Montgomery st.
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Valencia mr.. 2Ist: rooms bath: 2IxI25
$5250-Castro St. near 18th; 5ox95
Valley, nr. Church: y rooms, bath; So :6xi14:6
California st, Fillmore; houses and rear
cottage; 34:4l5xl3T:6.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-05-08
OnR. SIDEROARDS

Are vastly more ornamental and useful. for they are built of the most solid and substantial woods
 instead of this fluffy article. Aud our styles are such that we can supply that which would har- monze and do credit to the most elegantly fur nished dining room. well ss the modest but
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ALLUDED HER GATORS.
The Chilfan Vessel Receiving Con- traband Goods Quietly Leaves American Waters.

The Chilfan Vessel Receiving Con-
 traband Goods Quietly Leaves
 American Waters.
 SAN DIEGO, Cal, May 7.-Deputy Mar shal Spencer, on board the Itata when she sailed, was put of at Ballast Point, and re- turned to the city last night. He says the Itata was privateer in the service of the Chilian rebels. After being put on board in charge of the steamer he looked around, and saw nothing suspici- ous. At 1920 a. m. he retired to his stateroom and awoke at 5 o'clock to find the vessel steaming out to sea. The captain and several alleged passengers came into the room armed soon after and the captain said: 1T have contraband goods on board and this is life or death with me-" Two of the crew, armed with revolvers and rifles, were placed at the door and Spencer was warned not to go out of the cabin. Later, when he was permitted to go on deck, he found foul guns mounted and the vessel manned by 100 armed and uniformed Chilians Spencer was put ashore in boat from pilot boat. Two deserters from the Itata were seen this
 morning and stated positively that the biz warship Esmeralda accompanied the Ita ta as far north as Cape St. Lucas, and ii awaiting the return of the latter vessel il order to get provisions and coal.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-05-08

A COMPETENT chamberInaid and waitress A must be willing 10 assist with children and 10 go in the country. Apply between the hours Of Q and I2 at
 mNS St+ No : UNIVERSITY PLACE.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-05-08
ANOTHER REVOLUTION.
More Fighting in Salvador - An Att
 tack Made by Rebels - Repulsed by

More Fighting in Salvador - An At-
 tack Made by Rebels - Repulsed by
 Government Troops.
 L1BERTAD, Salvador, May 7, via Calves ton.-Advices received here from Hondu- ras state at 8 o'clock yesterday morning, under the command of Colonel Molina and General Bardales, both of which officers are leading rebels, made an attack upon the Cuartel at Amapala. The guard there was taken by surprise, and the rebels were soon in possession of the Cuartel. The government troops were immediately sum- moned, and force comprising 630 men, under command of Colonel Barrers made q movement against the Quartet. Severe fighting followed, but at noon the govern ment troops had succeeded in driving the | rebels from the Quartet, inficting great loss upon them. Among | the killed was General Bardales, one of the rebel leaders. Amapata is situ. ! ated upon the island of that name, and
 the rebels were driven to the main land l Colonel Barrera has force of 300 infantry
 and forty cavalry guarding the island The rebels are besieging the place, and evi
 dently intend to make another attack ai
 soon as the reinforcenents which they art
 expecting arrive.
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Entertainments.
 HYPERION THKATKR

Beginning tonight for two nights and g matinee, "The Wolves of New York" will be seen for the first time here. It is 6 comedy drama by the wsll-known play wright, Leonard Grover. The play opens with the departure of three country people to earn livelihood in the great city, Rob ert Hickey, an honest country lad; Marion his blind sister; and Millie Drayton hii sweetheart. All have secured employ ment in the great city of New York, ant the ending of the first act fnus them witi all their country friends around, biddin. them an effectionate farewell and pros perity in all their understandings. TheI follows the trials and tribulations of thos three who are striving to earn an homes living. They are set upon by a pack O New York wolves and become their prey The play is brimful of comedy, patho and sensation with lesson upon lesson t the unwary. The scenery, which is fea ture, is beautiful and the mechanical eff fects are thrilling.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-05-08

"Erminie" will be given on this occasion, with perfection of scenic and costume elaboration that promises to excel any for mer presentation of the work, and as "Erminie" was among the earliest and is one of the best characterizations in which Miss Hall has been seen, it is no more than fair to presume that out of her abundant means she will supply us with mise en-scene second to that of no other pro- duction of the opera.
 Nat c. Goodwin in his new play sEThe Nominee" will give one performance to- morrow evening only.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-05-08

WASHINGTON, May 7.-The following note in addition to the correspondence that has already passed between Mir. Blaine and Sir Julian Pauncefote in relation to the Behring sea controversy is made public:
Morning journal and courier., 1891-05-08
Preparing For the Tournament.

A meeting of the board of officers of the Connecticut division, L. A. w., was held at the club house of the New Haven Bicycle club. The meeting was presided over by Chief Consul Arthur A. Dean. A committee of five was appointed to look after the entertainment of visitors at the tournament June s. and $250 was voted to defray the expenses of such au entertainment. One of the features oi the entertainment will probably be an ex, cursion on the sound.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-05-08

The estate of Rev. Lorenzo Dow Bentley inventories over S50,OO0. After the be- quests are paid and the costs of settling the estate are allowed, there will be $44,- 900 to divide among the four Methodist societies to whom he left the residue of his estate.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-05-08

A HALF low-down grate, complete; in go, A order. Inquire'at
 mh25 If THIS OFFICE.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-05-08
THE INDICTED DIRECTORS. District Attorney NieoN Obtains Fer mission to Re.Argue the Motto n Rexarding Counts and T.

mission to Re-Argue the Motion
 Regarding Counts and T.
 NEW YORK, May 7.-District Attorney Nicoll secured leave to-day from Judge Van Brunt to re-srgue the motion in the case of the New Haven railroad directors by which Judge Van Brunt last week struck out counts and of the indict- ments and virtually held that indicted per sons can inquire into the evidence pre- sented by the grand jury on which an in. dictment is based. Mr. Nicon said that on the previous hearing he had only argued on the power of the court to grant the relief claimed and not on the merits of the motion.
 Counsel on behalf of the directors stat ed that he had no objection to re-argu. ment of the motion. It was further decid. ed by Judge Van Brunt that the re-argu. | ment of the motion and the argument oi the demurrers interposed to the indictment ! should take place at tho same time and would be disposed of him together. Counsel for the directors then began hii argument
Morning journal and courier., 1891-05-08
ATTACKED BY MASKED NKN. 0utrages Committed Upon French
 Residents in Maine,

PORTLAND, Me, May IA special to the Argus from Topsham, Me, tells of brutal outrages upon the French residents of that town. A series of prosecutions cul- minated in an attack on the residence of a French family by 8 gang of masked men, who wrecked the windows with stones and did other damage One of the inmates was a woman in delicate condition, who was struck in the breast with stone.
 causing the death of the child Investipa- ton shows that the rufians were young men belonging to the best families. Since the above serious incident the persecu- tions have ceased. The guilty ones are badly frightened and some of them have left town.
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AnV Person,

:A Hall with large ante-room, well fur @:;: nished, newly decorated, second ant @ssH. fourth Tuesday evening; second ant fourth Friday evening of each month.
 ap2 If GEORGE H. FORD.
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A CoLoRED servant for plain cooking and h laundry work for a small family, one be- tween the ages of 2S and s preferred good city references required Apply from to o'clock in the evening. and NO OTHER TIME, at
 my7 2t~ ss2 TEMPLE STREET
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FOR, RENT,

1A Store Mo- 71O Chapel street, Masonic Building, from May 1st. Apply to
 CHAS. WILSON & CO.,, mh31 If 7O8 Chapel street.
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BLAINE.
THE INTERNATIONAL CITY.
 GATEWAY ORGANIZATIONS WHERE ECOMMERCEM MOVES WITH


 GATEWAY ORGANIZATIONS WHERE COMMERCE. MOVES WITH
 TIDE AND RAIL.
 Send to the undersigned for maps and pam phlets which will inform you about Blaine, Puget Sound and the new state of Washington. Blaine the future Metropolis. Population 1889, 75; 1890, 2,1OO Complete system of electric lights; water works ten miles; twelve-foot sidewalks; six miles graded streets; has best land-locked har- bor on Puget Sound. Four greatest trans-cond- mental Railways. The Canadian Pacific and Great Northern Railways are just completed here. The Northern Pacific is only 15 miles away and the Union Pacific is coming as fast as men and money can build. Now is the time to buy lots and blocks and realize on the great rise in values. --
 We are the largest owners. Lots range from $75 to $1, 800. Lots five to ten blocks from water front, $75 and $10O: choice $10O to S25O. Terms Onethird down; balance, one year, in equal monthly payments. You get exactly the same terms as given at our offices here and in Blaine By remitting ten dollars by draft, registered letter or telegraph, we will select for you the best unsold lots, REFERENCES: Every bank and business flrn in Seattle; Washington National Bank; Hon. E | O. Graves, President and Ex-Assistant U. s Treasurer; L. H. Griffith Reality and Banking Co. and Ex-Goyernor Eugene semple. Seattle ! First National Bank; Blaine National Bank ant l Chamber of Commerce, Blaine. Washington.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-05-08
GRAND OPERA HoUsE,

The great spectacular, sensational play 'Under the Gaslight" was presented last evening to an audience which completely filled every part of the house. The play is we'll known and those who have never seen seen it can form some idea of its character by the title. It is replete with action, strong in intensely dramatic situa- tions and abounding in lines of real worth. It tells the story of a brave young girls fight for justice. The company is 6 strong one, composed of many well known actors and actresses, also number of speciality artists, who appear in numerous special ties. Those members of the company specially deserving of mention were J. F. Crossen in his impersonation of "Snor. key," Thomas McCabe as Ray Trofford, l Charles T. Nichols, ex Senator Frank Bel and Misses Ella Gardiner, Alice Coleman Zenaide Visiaire. The same play will b. presented this and tomorrow evening" | and tomorrow afternoon.
 | PRocToR's OPERA HOUSE.
 The Pauline Hall Opera company vii
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Fire Delays a Train
s5O.00O.

A fire on the salt meadows, near Cedar Hill, caused a delay to the Air Line train due here at o'clock of about a half hour
Morning journal and courier., 1891-05-08
Real Estate Bought, Sold and
 Exchanged.

Houses ana D ullOlnS AOt8 m all parts
 of the City for Sale. @ $SO,G0O to loan on 1st mortgage real
 :;: estate at per cent. in sums to suit
 ssA One family house six rooms, lot 65x365, situated op Mechanic, street, Westville, fruit trees and grapevines all set out, $500
 One family house on Orchard street, between Chapel street and Edgewood avenue, 12 rooms, all improvements, lot 58x150 price $iO,OOO
 Fine place on Dwight street, 10 rooms, all i'm provements, lot 50x16O, rents $4oO $7, coo One family brick house on Lyon street, lot 25x9o, all modern improvements, rents $45O, price $6,c00.
 One family brick house on Grand avenue, near Lloyd street, 10 rooms, all modern improvements lot 34x1so, rents S4so $5,5oo; will self on install ments.
 Two family house on James street, just south of Grand avenue, 10 rooms, all modern improve ments, lot s5x110, rents S27 month 4,OO0
 One amily house. rooms, rents $16 a month lot 50x142, on Brewster street, &, 800. One family brick house on Trumbull street, 1, rooms, all modern improvements: rent $500; il fine condition: S, ,Ol0. Fire Insurance placed in first tclsss companies hore property for sale and to rent.
 c. w. PALMER. Real Estate Broker No. lO2 Grange street OPEN EVENINGS.
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TO lTFT-

&A From May 1st, desirable front offices;
 ;;;;;; steam heat; building to be remodeled; new
 entrance, with plate glass doors new stair case, new floors and new decorations.
 ap9 If GEORGE H. FORD.
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TO LET.

A A delightfully."- located house, ten rooms, |S;s good barn and five acres of land at Whit aH ney Lake. Shade trees and fruit plenty.
 HORACE P. HOADLEY, ap15 If Hoadley building.
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FOR RENT
EOR SATF OR RENT

A A building three C3) stories and base :;; ment centrally located, well lighted, suit Issssk able for any manufacturing business.
 Apply to s. B. OVIATT, mh2O if S7 Church street.
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JOHN c. BRADLEY,

No. 798 Chapel Street.
 FOR SALE. k@ First Glass BAKERY, one of the best &:%;: locations in the city, doing large busi- Nss ness.
 A NICE house on Grown street. GOOD house on Exchange street. VERY NICE house on Woolsey st., family. A SPLENDID LOT on corner of East Pearl and Exchange sts. CHOICE LOTS corner of Atwater and Pine sts. Choice lots in MORRIS COVE.
 FOR RENT. Nice tenement, 6 rooms, all conveniences Houston street. $15.
 Two small rents on Exchange street. COTTAGES at Morris Cove in Crescent Park
Morning journal and courier., 1891-05-08

 4eA HAVING house and lot in the mortimer, M:J part of the city, between State street ant Eel Whitney avenue, about 8, 300, can hear o purchaser by calling at
 MERWIN'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE, ana 759 Chapel street.
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8ea1 Estate.

gea1 Estate. FOR RENT, 1::A Pleasant rooms, with board: . my1 7ts '' i l 2 Il 1'i'1'i'
 FOR RENT. Ess:t Nice tenement of five rooms to small Gj faIiiy; mRa EE* sornAnK srprrr FOR RENT, fEsA Tenement in new house, modern i'm. s!.L- s!!..L my1 It 1 T 1s BISHOP STREET. ;iH light. Apply to BENJ. OSBORN, .MIsk mh17 If 166 St. John.
 FOR RENT,
 :sAA Brick House No. 1O5 Edgewood avenue. iii ana If H rRowBhIDaEs SONS
 FOR RENT,
 l n @hs G If soi CHAPEL STREET.
 For Sale or Rent, ; 'o '''' ANDREW AN SRsSa' c. sasT SMITH, !H''S' sA ap25 If 70 Orange street.
 FOR SALE,
 Convenient house; central location; 1lisk my5 stt ROBERT T. MERWIN.
 FOR RENT, fE:& Lower floor, rooms, 104 Kimberly ave ii; nue: inquire at 1os, next door. ! For Rent OF Sale, 4..- i'm House, 42 East Pearl street; rooms, best reppss; apa pleasant l0oat'0n 5sSEs ERS6RkE 59f m
 FOR RENT, 7? : Nox ttoer TY,. If ARR MnthTop 1D ave- and syl7sn ase
 FOR RENT,
 sst The very desirable brick house, No. 22 iii Lyon street; ten rooms; modern improve myi T t. msn'S' 1ss 1lsa9q5ss TS1oN. e5
 FOR RENT, f Six rooms, first floor, corner Hill and iii Whiting; terms reasonable to good ten my1 If 750 Chapel street. FOR RENT, m House 4s5 Elm street; fifteen rooms, con apso If ss LOCKWOOD AVENUE.
 FOR RENT,
 A From May 1, the large store, 253 and ssS stats street street, five M floors, adspted to mh21 If GEO. A. BUTLER.
 TO LET.
 sA Store, 367 State street. East side. Just CHARLES A. WHITE, mh11 If 6e Church street.
 FOR RENT,
 A Store No. 71o Chapel street, Masonic @ Building fF0G chaS hay 1st WiLs5BR sA5BRg'$$ tS G., mh31 If 7O8 Chapel street.
 TO RENT.
 Second floor I tenement private house, sA rooms, bath Address, giving full name, ms It LANDLORD, City.
 FOR RENT.
 A House of nine rooms with commodi- 1;;; ous barn room, at terminus of horse rail 4zsssAk road. GEORGE BRADLEY, my47 7t 377 Center Street, Fair Haven.
 FOR SALE, @;;; one block from Cha pei street; five min kasA utes' walk from City Hall: Price low for quick sale. NORTH'S AGENCY, my6t If 70 Church street.
 Suburban Frui, Farm. ENOR SALE!-On the beautiful Lake Whitney, C twenty minutes easy drive from Yale uni versity and city hall. Income large with small outlay Address, my4 If BOX 1408, New Haven, Conn.
 Country Board. 1A A lady would like to board during July :;:l and August mother and children; loca- LssssA. tion in a beautiful and healthful part of Litchfeld county terms moderate. Address my 3tt P. E. J., 759 Chapel street.
 FOR RENT,
 "A A building three (3) stories and base :;;| ment, centrally located, well lighted, suit oI, ,lo for inv mi a anf rinc hJ1