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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-06
TALES OF TIE TURF.
Eesul's Ct the Rscss Run on Leading
Tracks Yesterday.


Tracks Yesterday.
WASHINGTON. May 5.-To-day's racing
events were as follows:
FIRST RAcE-Five and a half furlougs. Miracle
won, with Appomattox second and Basil Duke
third. Time 1:l0.
SECOND RACE-SeIling; five furlongs Laugh
ing Water won. with King Don second and Still
letto FLY third Time 1:O3}S.
THIRD RACE-SsllinE. One mile. ]. J. OR
won with Doodle second aud Rhody Pringle
third. Time 1;46.
FOURTH RACE-Selliug. SIX furlongs. Moor
day won, with Cornelia second ami Rustic third
FIFTH RAcE-9Ile ana sixteenth. Bellevue
won, with Irene II. second and Lowlander third
Time 1:52.
Futurity ran adead heat; Evangeline was third
Time 1858. Stonewall won the run-of.
AT LEXINGTON.
LEXINGTON, May 5.-Fonowing is a sum-
mary Of to-day's racing events here:
FIRST RACE-Seven and one-half fllrlongs.
Eugene won, with Happiness second and J. IL.
Ereei third. Time 1876.
SECOND RACE-SiX furlongs. Royal Garter
won, with Liederkranz second ana Nose third
Time 1:l1.
THIRD RACE-One mile. Outlook won. with
Glockner second and Catalpa third Time I:43JS
FOURTH RACE-One mile. Ethel won, with
Miss Hawkins second and Mabe lie third Time
I:43.
FIFTH RACE-One- half mile Greenwich won
with Clintie second and Demorest third. Time
e:514.
AT NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, TENN, May 5-The weather
was chilly, and a strong wind from the
north made a seat in the grand stand very
disagreeable one. Four favorites won, and
a second choice horse captured the event of
the day. The track continues exceedingly
fast. Following is a summary:
FIRST RAcE-Six furIongs. Fred TaraI wor.
with Sull Ross second and Belle Redmond third
Time 1:l512.
SECOND RAcE-seven rurlongs. Phiora won,
with Too Sweet second and Hazelhurst third
Time :3034.
THIRD RAcE-One mile and three-sixteenths
Atticus won, with Bertha second and Carter b
third. Time 20IA.
FOURTH RACE-Ivy Leaf stakes, 8, 900 added
TwO-yeer-old FLIES. Four furlongs Starters
Alice D. 115, (HiD - to !; Addie, rs Fox, to
I: Bracelet. Ill (Barnes), to l; Adaia !l5 R
Williams), to /; Dolly Mobiles l15 (Kirey), to
i.-Adalia was first off with Alice D., and Ad-
die close up. Bracelet was last At the three
quarter Alice d. led by half length from Ad-
die, who was a length in front of Adalia
Coming n at the stretch Bracelet secured third
place The finish was a pretty one, Addie
Dolly Mobiles aud Bracelet running nose and
nose apart. Addie won by a nose from Brace
let, with Dolly Mobiles third, half a length away.
Time 0:5016.
FIFTH RAcE-Four furlongs Mantle won.
with Queen Isabelle second and Lite Billy
third. Time 0:5016.
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MEDICAL WRITER'S

admit all the remarkabls qualities OF the
genuine imported Carlsbad sprudei Salt as
an aperient. laxative and diuresic. The
great fame OF tho wonderful Carlsbad
sprudel Spring is duo % real worth. Be
'sre and secure only the genuine.
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Death of a Judge.

MADISON, FLA, May 5.-Ex-Judge
Robert Ii. Wltherspoon died at the resi-
dence of his son, W. J. Wilherspoon, near
Madison, Sunday night. he was buried
Monday afternoon With masonic honors, he
being Mason in very high standing. He
had been a resident of this county for over
forty years, and was about 40 yea of age
when he died. He filed the office Of county
Judge in this county for thirteen consscu-
I've years, and resigned on account OF i'll
health last December, before his term was
out.
Alfred B. Osgood c1lored). republican,
has been appointed postmaster at this
place, vice III. H. Warlng, democrat, re-
signed
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y EORGTA, CHATHAM COUNTY % tie SUI
" perior Court OF said county. The petition
OF l.. NJ. WAKEFIELD, J.. s. LATHROP, W. w.
j. L. WILDER, I p BOND, NJ.
Y. MCINTYRE, and w. D. SfMPR1NS respect
fully shows that they and such ct .ers as they
ma associate with them, desire for themselves
and their successors 10 be Incorporated for the
term OF twenty years, with the privilege OF re-
newal at the expiration OF said time, under the
name and style of the
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! do certify that the foregoing petition for the
incorporation Of rlttnall investment Com
pany" has been duly filed and recorded in q e
Office Of the Clerk OF tho Superior Court Of
Chatham County, this l4th day Of April. A. d.
1891.
JAMES K p CARR,
Clerk =. G.. c. O., Ca
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IT cOUers the 6pOMn1Z

the Ball waist-if you won't
have a corset. There's the
corset shape, without the
restraint, and it Carries the
weight of the skirts on the
shoulders. The whole thing
can go in the wash.
If you're not satisfied with
it, after wearing it two or
three weeks, return it, and
get your money
A. R. ALTMAYER & co
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AUGUSTUS DELEGATION.

AUGUSTA, Ga, May "a delegation Of
prominent citizens, manufacturers and
business men left for Atlanta tonight to
offend the worlds fair convention, which
was called by Gov. Northen for tomorrow.
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AN INSURANCE FEATURE.

The committee to prepare business re-
ported an amended constitution aud other
important matters of detail, but the most
important matter was an insurance feature
to be added to the Southern Travellers As
ISOLATION. A member can go into the en-,
dowment feature or not, as he prefers. A
IS initiation fee and liability for one or more
25-cent assessments constitute the cost, and
in the event OF death $500 to his legatee is
the benefit. The plan had only two dis
senting votes, and was referred to the attor-
ney OF the association to prepare a proper
contract.
At two O'Clock barbecue dinner was en-
Joyed at the Scheutzen platz, where covers
were laid for 400. A number of speeches
were made, and the presentation of a hand
some gold-headed cane to President Weis-
lgsr by the association was q pleasant
feature
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PULAsKI KNITTINa NILS.

That the object and business they propose TO
carry on is the manufacture and sale OF al sorts
and kinds OF knit and woven goods and clothes.
That the amount Of capital stock actually pad
IN which they propose to employ, will not be
less than TWENTY FIVE THOUSAND DOL
LARS, divided into shares Of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS EACH payable In such amounts and
at such times as the Board of Directors may
direct, but they desire the PRIVILEGE OF iucreas-
ing the same TO an amount not greater than
FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS, and
of decreasing the same 10 an amount not less
than said TWENTY FIVE THOUSAND DOL
LARS. That the principal place OF business OF
said corporation Will DO ia the city Of Sa-
vauuah.
To carry ont the purposes OF said corpora
ton, your petitioners desire 10 have the power
to purchase hold. and sell property. both real
and persOnnl;to make, execute, and own deeds,
mortgages, bonds, notes, and ether evidences of
debt; to make by laws: 10 elect a board of IL
rectors to manage this aifaira of said corpora
ton. which shall consist of not more than nine
nor fewer chan five directors; 10 sue and be sued
ana generally to do all things necessary and
lawful for the purposes Of said corporation
Wherefore your petitioners pray an order Of
this court & auting their petition for the pur-
poses as aforesaid.
GEORGE w OWENS,
Petitioners Attorney.
Petition fled in office and recorded this
2lst day Of April, 1891.
- JAMES X. p. CARR,
Clerk s. c., G. c.
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oeorgia's worlds Fair Plans.

ATLANTA, GA, May 5.-All the indica~
uons point to a rousing attendance OF dele
gates when the worlds fair convention is
called TO order tomorrow. Hundreds OF
passes have been sent out to every quarter
OF the state. Gov. Northen is much pleased
at the prosneot
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BATTLES WITH THE BAT.

Results of the Ball Games Between the
COuntry's Big Clubs.
WASHINGTON, May 5. - To-day's ball
games resulted;
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DRUMMERs MEAN BUSHES ;.
The Secretary and Treasurer Cen
sured-An Insurance T eature.

The Secretary and Treasurer Cen
sured-An Insurance eature.
AUGUSTA, GA, May 5.-The second days
session of the drummers' convention has
been an important one. The committee ap-
pointed yesterday to investigate the report
ported this morning, recommending that ne
be censured for neglect of duty, and recon-
mending that credit on his report of Sl20
for the expenses of Delegate Atwater to the
national convention in Denver in 1890 be
not allowed. The vote of censure was
passed without dissent. but the latter clause
excited considerable deba tie, and resulted in
an amendment authorizing the credit, pro-
vided Mr.. Atwater furnished an itemi2ed
statement statement Of his expenses as a
voucher
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PUBLICATIONS.
FASHION BOOKS FOR MAY
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sTRAYEn.

CTRAYED away sunday night one bay horse:
- Under viii be rewarded IL returned %
JACOB DIETER, corner Duffy and Lincoln
streets.
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HOUSES AND STORES FOR RENT

''CN SIS an = A ONES FOk KEN Il
Tor RENT. O convenient. small house &c
Jefferson street. Inquire A. s Cohea,
l59}a Brousat1n street.
EOR RENT, store now occupied by Theo
4 Ste1ins, No. LIZ Erogehtou street. Apply
30 barnard street. JAMES DOUGLASS.
DWELLING far rent i55 Gordon street. Ap-
- ply at l43 Liberty street.
DOR RENT. store No. Isl Congress street,
! three doors east Jefferson. Apply az DRY
FUS BROS
LOE RENT. desirable three-story brick resi-
4 do &c, 20 " Montgomery street: every
convenieaca,.n excellent order. W DOONER
Isl Broughton street.
TO RENT, a new house on Whitaker street
between Henry lane and Anderson. with
al conyeniences THOMAS a. POLLARD.
TO RENT. a sevsn-roon house on Second
i avenue, second east OF Ahercorn street, with
bath. THOMAS A. POLLARD
DOR RENT, that desirable four-story and
4 cellar ami brcN building, % feet front. On
Bun street, corner York. the most adyanta-
geous stand in the city. VIII give long lease and
good terms 70 desirable party immediate pos
session. Will rent either OF both stores aud
Will allow alterations TO suit lessee. JOHN
SULLIVAN a CO.. l02lb Bay street.
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"TIndicates trace. +Inches and hundredths
c. S. GoRGEs, Observer Signal Corps.
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DWELLING f1r rent. 10 Gordon street. Ap-
- ply at l43 Liberty street
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Tor RENT. O convenient. small house. &c
Jefferson street. Inquire A. S. Cohea.
1874 Brouglton street.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ApVERTLSEREETS, Is Word, o,
ssO~c. ~ tAts eolssSsn Inserted roy ONE
GENT A VOID. C0AA - ASpaMos, saah
S&asSfS0A
EvST9eody seAo Ads cry rant 20 sNppss.
0EYtA'1J to buy or Ss2, any BUSINESS on
accommodations TO secure; indeed, aay tSssA
TO 1TuseifV, sAossid odvsffias N tAIs eel~aa-.
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L'oR RENT, store now occupied by Theo
SteHlns. No. is2 Brogghtou street Apply
30 barnard street. JAMES DOUGLASS.
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EOR RENT. store No. Isl Congress street,
= three doors east jefferson. Apply at DRY
EUS BROS
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DECENTRALIZATION.

THE 6rst floor Of the Whitfield building Is
A now being fitted up for the Postofice: the
upper doors are for rent. and viii be rented
either as whole or divided up to suit tenants.
Apply TO JEO. SULLIVAN & CO.. 1924 Bay
street.
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FOR SALE.

10C. HElpr'S Arfesian Soap, Scented Glycar-
~ inc equa.s Pears Tooth Brushes, Chamo.s,
SponHes.
The morning call., 1891-12-02

According to the reports of the United
States Weather Bureau the rain was gen.
eral all over the Coast, from Washington TO
Lower California. This city was favored
With O.36 OF an inrh of rain during the
present storm. making q total for the sea-
son of .66 Last night the weather was still
threatening and everything pointed to a con-
tiuuauce OF the shower.
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PLAYING THE HORSES.
Tho Poul-Raom Sharps Working til
Commission Racket.

THO FonI-E oom sharpS W orklhg TIC
Commission Racket.
There was no open defiance OF The law when
the pool-rhoms on California ard Leidesdni Il
streets were opened for business yesterday bus
there were enough people in all OF them TO make
1t clear that business was being done In
some way or other.
large number of the visitors were oslensibiy
engaged in games OF cards, bus Ii soUn trans
lired that the horses were being played 'allee
samee" No horses were uoStrd on the board,
hut list of those posted IN the Oakland rooms
cuiteus way. IL was practically commission
business.
Chief Crowley. when lntsrrOsated by CALI.
reporter, said he knew nothing abont the ponl-
eloquent silence and tranquil smile that I've has
a rod in pickle for the law breakers, an d Wilt
not be baked by my sub erfugeS.
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5000 TO $500 EACH.
ONLY $40 CASH,
BALANCE s. MONTHLY.
ALL THIS WEEK. THE LAST WEEK.
ENDING SATURDAY. DECEMBER 5rH.
OF OUR GRAND OFFER.
IN THE WARNER TRACT
ALL LOTS IN BLOCKS 10. 10, 20.
50xl50 EACH.
$500 TO $500 EACH THIS WEEK.
OVER 200 LOTS SOLD
IN THE WARNER TRACT SINCE OCT. 18TH
ONLY 40 MINUTES TO SAN FRANCISCO.
ONLY Is MIN UTEs TO OAKLAND.
YOU CAN DOUBLE YOUR MONEY IN ONE
YEAR on EVERY LOT YOU BUY.
THE .P0WER-H0UsE AND THE
CAR-HoUsEs ARE BEING ERECTED UPON
THE WARNER TRACT.
AN ELEGANT HOTEL WILL BE ERECTED
UPON THE WARNER TRACT.
OVER 20 HOUSES WILL BE BUILT UPON THE
WARNER TRACT INSIDE OF ONE YEAR.
THE STREETS ARE GRADED AND CITY
WATER Pied TO YOUR FRONT DooRAr
THE PRESENT OWNERS EXPENSE
REMEMBER
EvERY LOT REMAINING UNsoLD JANUARY
WILL BE ADVANCED 20 PER CENT.
THIS WEEK LAST WEEK
OF CHEAP LOTS IN THE WARNER TRACE.
IF YOU EVER EXPECr TO OWN A HOME.
WITH THE METROPOLIS OF THE STATE AT
YOUR FRONT DOOR, BUY ONE OR TWO OF
THESE LOTS
REMEMBER
THE LOTS YOU BUY THIs WEEK FOR $500
AND $500
WILL BE ADVANCED NEXT WEEK TO $3.50
AND $3.50 EACH,
AND IN LESS THAN ONE YEAR WILL DOUBLE
IN PRICE
CARRIAGES WILL BE IN WAITING AT OUR
| OAKLAND OFFICE EACH DAY AT 1 O'CLOCK
| TO CONVEY PARTIES To THE TRACT
OAKLAND OFFICE OPEN EVENINGS.
SEND FOR MAPS OR CALL FOR FULL PAR
TICULARS.
| NJ J. LAYMANCE & CO..
466 EIGHTH ST. OAKLAND. CAL.
OR LATHRUP-FLINT Co,
.s MONTGOMERY ST. SAN FRANCISCO.
no29 Il
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Unst.mped Opium and Cigars.

United States Internal Revenue Inspector
II. A. Clapp, assisted by w. Gilehrist.
made a raid on the retail opium-dealerS in
the early hours of yesterday morning and
seized a large quantity of uDstamped opium
and cigars. The largest seizures were made
at SAY Dupont street and S24 Sacramento
street. The value of the haul was about
STD0
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uevdenfeldt executors.

Judge Coffey has modified the order sus-
pending the powers Of the executors OF the
Heydeufeldt estate after showing made
Yesterday hv their attorneys, bat the order
to show cause was permitted TO stand.
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70 EXCiIANG )


IL bath, with stable and chickeA-house. Ia Ala
media; located on large lot ON one CT the principal
residences avenues: valued Il $4,000; will be
changed foe cash or mortgage OF $500 amt i small
iruit ranch waited $500. for further partiru-
lar, ap ~ 10 4. l. SALES. 26lT Clay ST. san
francisco. upli x
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.
sLAMNDN REAL ESTATE.

Ia -.
81 FINE BUILDING LOTS. $S25 TO $500. FOR
4 60 days only: choice residence properties in
parts OF Alameda terms to suit purchaser l4l3
Park St. Z. ID. JUDD nol5 eodlm
FoR A SHORT TIME.
50x1l5: street fully improved and sidewslked:
from $500 10 $1,000 eaca; only one-dfth cash,
balance III tGstaiments.
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAIN
$l250 with Improvements: north side OF
avenue, near station; 50NlO6; only days.
$500 cash; $40 a month for pretty cottage built
to order at Grand-street Station
$550-35xl00, near Central ave-; fne building
lot easy installInents.
$3.50; fine corner lot; SSXI00; payable in in
stallmentsi a sacrifice
Houses built 10 order ana flashed in so days
prompt: plans and estimates furnished free.
Houses TOR rent. Open sundays
MARCUSE II KENNEL,
The largest contracting firm In Alameda County.
Onica-Aameda, Bay-st. Station and Hlgh-st. sta
ton; Saa francisco. 62S Market St. opposite Pataco
Hotel. nose cod Il
I oTS-Lors AND LOTS OF THEM!
O-slOu--sl5O--S25
Easy termS-Si0 down aud s. monthly.
Come early-Don't wait.
JOHN Z. HALL, 2405 Encinal ave-, on Narrow
gauge Railroad, Alameda. no29 &c
T s HANLEY & CO, 1881 PARK Sr., WILL
~ build, sell or rent Won any kind OF house any
terms. au.6tr
MRS. l. ii. CHANDLER 1929 Park ST., Ala
media NJ
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o1OS AND $3.50 PER LOT-oNLY SlO CASH
u ~ and So per month IS desired choice lots
Beautifully located Berkeley, with railroad sta
ton the tract and electric line adjoining sane:
200 lots sold and 80 left for sale; call early foT
bargain. E W. WOODWARD Il co, 9O2 Broad
way, Oakland nO26 It
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.-.o.)C GROCERY AND BAR; 4 LIVING
- 90. rooms: rent 500; good location; fronting
60 streets: average daily receipts, $50; selling
between 10 and - is-bb!s. b ser week; csusa OF
ST. ing Sickness in family this place is actually
5lFou away; 1ull trial 10 convince you. NJ LESS
.a.rrA
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CiDQ CASH-NEw COTTAGE OF 5 ROOMS,
dp1Oo bath, basement, laundry, wooden mantei.
tiled hfeplacc shades, gas fixtures and every =
NenIence: lot 26xll4: sunny side OF Elizabeth
ST. 100 feet W. Of CastrO-st. cable-cars balance of
payments equal to rent. owner and builder, A. r.
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sen CONVERSATION on MARKET ST;
gun. tne location; well fitted up and inviting
place which will clear 1t least from $l25 to $3.50
ia1utI: cheap rent: splendid offer; fan trial to
--..- re INV one. NJ. LESS. . Fourth Il IL
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G.JQOO HOTEL AND BAR; 80 ROOMS; ALL
4 Jtp. filled; - steady borders; large tran
90; custom; Ue-known and popular mechanics
L.lSe 90 splendid Location; enormous bar trade;
cheap rent ease; other business cause of selling;
Pc ave bargain; open 10 fulI Investigation. NJ.
49, Fourth 81. II
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,..lD- CIGAR STORE. CENTRAL LOCA-
- -. ton; on best pGrt OF Msrket St; posi-
vey fUii value ia stock yCu AFFORD clerk-hire
7aI st clear from IS so to So day TINS offer viii
Bold good until the 10Th; Tor a with small cap
.-al ,hls II 4 ChaCce n lifetime; convincing
reasons Tor selling and mak!uS this unprecedented
NJ LESS , EOurtu st
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DYICE FREE READ Al. PERSON AIS. CIV.
u HOWE & CO, gttoraeys-as-law So Market. tt
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RUsINEss CHANGES.


ELESF-i LASS COFFEE SALOON AND BAKERY
1 Tor sale; doing business sos TO $40 per day;
le-sted one OF prominent streets north
OF Market this Is n splendid opportunity. Apply
ID MORGAN, Z3S kearny st. Its
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ElION CORNER GROCERY AND BAR: Al
= / w. location: stock and fixtures VIII III
voice .G.Iy $1,000; bTisS bar trade; VIII clear at
le->. S-5O month; an unusually good offer. which
genuine and Gpea to thorough investigation:
ch.al rent. NJ LESS 5 Fourth st II
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SEOR AGE.

FURNITURE, TRUNKS. PIANOS. ETC. CARED
L for and stored reasonable; advances made.
L1RST CLASS STORAGE; ADVANCES MADE
u 6i2-6li Mission st. CHAS. |. TAYLOR. iY3 u
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$500 4se d. ot ST. a SEaR 1 ro
building front; also rear house; fne Investment;
Will improve. ROBERT J. MERCER. 40 Pine st.
G9SD 22D ST, NEAR DOUGLASS. N SIDE;
DOCD- large lot, 25x55; worth $780, street
work all done easy terms; only = lett. ROBERT
j. MERCER, 40 Pine st. no22 st suweSu
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g.-Zp SHOOTING GALLERY IN VERY
- ~. heart Of city on Market St; VIII clear at
ItsSy 81 mUn,h; cheap rent; years lease; the
Is.>e one is worth more than money asked; sick
meas cause OF sailing Al LESS. 8 Fourth st noS0 IT
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CALgON, LIVING ROOMS: PRESENT OWNER
> has 1t years. - Pacific. del 81"
ef50 GOOD PAYING SALOON: GOOD
u > w. business location; cheap rent. A ply
223 Leilesdorf 81. del 81
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.,aDD PARTNER WANTED IN FINE SA-
= Ctu. loon; Is bargain fer steady, active, in
% >tr;ous man. MORGAN CO., 23S Kearny. Is
The morning call., 1891-12-02

FLORIDA ST., NEAR 18TH. AND HOWARD
4 St cable; cottage rooms, bath AMI modern I'M
proyPments; street ork dohe cheap: part cash:
20x 90. w. H. GRIM q CO., llS Montgomery
street. nol5 Su We II
q. tQOO 2-STORY HOUSE; 6 ROOMS; BATH !:
I'D 1VOO. lot 25x53 IHqure Sc. cor. 23d and
Church sts no agents. NOES St. WeThSu
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I USI-A PASs-BoUK WITH THE HIBERNIA
the name OF JAMES J. GILDES. No. l66, s57. rae
fnder VIII please return 70 bans. de- 5t'
DLACK POCKET BOOK CONTAINING MEMO
- randums. Tuesday. Nov. 18th; reward. 223
Eighteenth ST. de2 3tt
/ eSr-NorBhBER 20, 1891. BRINDLE AND
II white greg hound bitch Return to J. O'SHEAfS
saloon. cor Eighth and FOLSOM. receive reward. l.
CMALL RED HORSE: WHITE SPOT ON FACE
- amt hind legs. Return to i26 Green st. g.
TokEF, and receive reward. DEE 2t%
Usr-A PASS-BO0K WITH THE HIBERNrA
II Sayings and Loah Society OF San francesca. in
the name of CRIAH -. THOMAS. No. l1O,e7D The
hhder VIII please return to bank del 5tt
/ oST-A PAss-BoOK WITH THE HIBERNiA
- Savings ana Loan Society OF san Francisco, In
the name OF CHARLES O'JARA, y o. oil. 663. The
finder via please return to bans del 5t*
I oST-A TASS-BooK WITH THE HIBERNIA
- Savings ana Loan Society Of San Francisco. In
the name OF C. a. NIELSEN No lzI,2T5. The
finder VIII please return 10 banH. del 5tf
| oST - POCKET BOOK CONTAINING TINE
i checks: valuable only to owner: reward II re-
turned. f37 fifteenth ST.. near Howard. del 2ts
THREEYEAE-oLD WHITE HEIFER. WITH
brand Il on Lett hind lump: 50 reward and no
questions asked. ~ Coatral ave. no3D 3tt
T oST-A PASS-BoOR WITH The HIBEKNIA
IL savings and Loan Society OF San Francisco. IN
the name Of Ca BERINE HAYES. No. l65.953
The finder VIII please return 10 bank. no29 5ts
+ oST-HALF-GRowN YELLOW SAN BIER
- uard dog: answered TO name OF Sahi0 Finder
return 10 1913 STOCKTON st. and receive liberal
ward. nn2S II
DYICE FREE READ Al. PERSONALS. CIV.
The morning call., 1891-12-02

12S EACn-ONLY LEFT: FINE LOTS ON
D1Zc Day ST., bet. Noe aud Castro; these desir-
able Iots are selling the following terms: $500
cash. balance 10 three yearly payments of $40 oach;
tilie absolutely perfect: these undoubtedly the
cheapest lots on the MARKET. aad are situated
gentle slope; are sheltered, aud handy to limos Of
cars. Apply TO hASroN, ELDRlDGE q CO.. 6J8
hiatseL ST. no29 u SuNe