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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-21
Q176 HERE YOU HAVE IT; UNPRl
I'D i u. denied nffer. Log chnina lots "a

&176 HERE YOU HAVE IT; UNPRECE-
VI u. denied offer: 1913 choice lots, 80 feet
front, containing nearly quarter acre of land,
Sl!5 hto $3.50 per lot and fronting on East -Four
teent and Buenayentura sts., AMI Smell and Haw-
ley ayes, in the beautiful Buenaventura Traet new
proposed electric road to Haywards passes this
property; we viii sell you quarteracre lot for the
same money that you will have to pay for 25-foot
lot in the immediate vicinity: offer this prop
erty at 100 per cent less than the prices which
any of the adjoining properties offered sale:
terms of sale-only $50 down and SIS month:
auction terms and prices beaten prices set
at auction limits and you will not have TO bid
against other purchasers in order your
you VIII save money by calling ON US at once: re-
member there are only l2S lots for sale, and this
grand offer is good for 80 days only. For maps
full particulars apply to CLoUGH & BAKER. 95I
Washington st. ie27 cod tt
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GQSQ0 LoDGING-HoUSE-A CHANCE To
OccOO. make money; we have for sale first
class lodging house OF 10 rooms one block from the
train and in the heart of Oakland nicely furnished
with hair mattresses good carpets aad furniture
complete including piano; house paws spIendIdIy
and Will give fun particulars aud of selling
also allow thorough investigation Of the premises
and show the books of the business office to any
one who means business. Apply Immediately. E
W. WOODWARD CO., sO2 Broadway. Oak
land.
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G1SO SALOON; BEsT PACE EVER OF
- IcU. fered for the money 80 Third. y ST.
OoD TEA OR CIGAR MANS BUSINESS
nussy; co-e body and movable top: cheap.
n - : Mission ST. upstairs. au2I 2t%
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GE00 BOOKS STATIONERY, SCHOOL SUP
y = OOV' plies aud general store: prominent cor
IN the vicinity OF four prn eipal schools doing
h8e trade; large stock; owner IS engaged in other
business IN different portion OF the city. Apply
y 8
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FLEGANT PARLoR SUITE FOR DOCTOR. S04
IL Van Ness ave. au2l 3t*
OFFICES AND woRK-ROOMS TO LET IN NEW
" o-Story building on Hardie place. of Kearny
bet Bush ana Suffer; entrances go kearny st. and
on Hardie place; best lighted Offices and rooms In
the CITY: rents reasonable. Apply to p. G. MOL
10y, 15S montgomery st. au20 1t
OFFICE OR DESK ROOM. EICHENLAUB. 759
" Market. aul9 ara
/ lGHT, AIRY OFFICE ON GROUND FLOOR,
- with show-window space to suit tenantl, by W.
ii. GRIM y CO. llS Montgomery ST. aul6 II
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FOR SALE-WHoLESALE AND RETAIL WINE
and liquor business at cost; owner leaving or
Europe; good bar trade; best location in city: bar
gain; principals only dealt with. Address II. w,
Box 1872. CALL Branch Once, au2l IT'S
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-21

GJn00 CIGAR-STAND. ONE OF THE OLD
u 1OOO. est and best established in the city; is
wei worth $1,000 to a good man; will invoice over
$1,000; location very central EICHENLAUB, 759
10 III ~.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-21

G-0O RoUTE CLEARING $40 A MONTH:
= w. stay with buyer 80 days: easy. respect
abb. LaElnE business PacIiic Erchga % kearnl.
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GCSO PARTNER, SALoON-NoNE BUT so
S1-cO' Der, steady man. Apply 1928 Third p Sc
CORNER SALOON FOR SALE - SIDE EN-
trance; large sittins-room; at 3S9 Third St
owner going East au2l 3ts
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LoDG1NG-HoUsEs FOR SALE.

CSh0 LODGING-HOUSE 8 ROOMS, BATH;
VcCO' elegant furniture: genuine bargain; SELL
ing account departure. NJ. LESS, 8 Fourth ST. Its
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-21

ID statiOnery-store: clearing over 81 % 4 month;
must be sold Immediately; no reasonable offer re-
fused. 254 Fourth ST. au2O 4t*
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RusINFsS CHANCES,

80 SALOON: LUNCH HOUSE; NEXT
w. large car-stable; large stock; fixtures,
table etc M LESS : Fourth st lt+
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CANDY AND NOTION STORE; 3 LIVING
- rooms. 1871 Market st. Eu20 Tt
EOR sALE-REsTAURANT ~ MAIN ST.
a..
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prick FOUNDATION, IRoN-STONE PIPE
II sewers and drains, high rough basement hot
and cold water pipes: bay-windows, trout and side;
square projecting windows. also front and side:
back stairs and front stairs: front paror connecting
pack parlor by sliding-doOr, while back parlor Is
connected with dining-room by sliding doors Civ
ing grand suite OF three handsome sunny rooms
each OF which looks out attractive street;
Kitchen ION shady side) has windows and has but
terry. pantry and china closet opening into it,
Dry tubs and stationary wash-Stand back porch
patent plumbing up and down stairs: five bed cham
bers bath. hot ard cold water gas pipes mo xtures
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GoHO WHOLESALEPR COMMISSION
%OOV. business; partner wanted; right among
all commisSion-houseS down town; clears 81 80 per
month; increasing rapidly; splendid store. me
once safe, etc; large consignments FROM all parts
OF the state. is fortune for active, energetic
man must sell, needs help; chance OF a lifetime;
don't miss it. GEO. STEWART 1876 Kearny ST Ii
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GRAND OFFER; $3.50 AND $3.50: WE ARE
~ authorized by the owner OF lots in the Parsons
Solden safe Tract, Oakland to sell several large
Iots tnere ana give free pass for year to San
FRANCISCO (bonus) TO any purchasing these lots
are worth 5000 and 500 and are selling Tor that
To-Day ms oner Is made to close out quickly;
owner going away; secure one OF these BARGAINS:
terms easy: f. w. WOODWARD IL Co. sO2
BfOddWay, oakland au2l Tt
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c son DRUGSTORE; FULL VALUE STOCK,
u CIV. no opposition paying place; must sell at
once. EICHENLAUB. 759 Marx 81 ST. anla Al.
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS,

TARIUM AMI
our hours from
this ONCE. Eau
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-02
Personals and Briefs.


Mr. John Gillian, of PoShatan, was in the city
yesterday.
Mr.. L. z. Bromm and bride, nee Wenzel, have
returned from their wedding tour.
Miss Bessie Darlington, Of Richmond, Is visit
iting the Misses johnson, Of Danville.
Rev. DIR. Newton goes to Lynchburg next week
70 hold mission services at st. Paufs church.
Colonel Bonnehan Cameron, prominent citi-
zen Of North Carolina, was In the city yester-
day.
aud c. X. Bryant, Of Richmond, are visiting MI.
James +. Pcyton.
Miss Annie Christian, Of Richmond, says the
Norfolk Yirgiatan, Is visiting her sister, MIS-
John g. Liyezey, OF Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. +. Bromm were rendered q
screnade last night by the Gesang Verein VIZ
ginia, Of which Mr.. Bronm Is a member.
There was large attendance at the Clay
Street Baptist church Tuesday night 20 hear
Judge Farrar's lecture on Rip Van Wrinkle.
Dr. James K. Burgess, who recently graduated
with such high honors from the Baltimore COZ
lege Of Dental Surgery, has returned 20 the eisy'
Mrs Catherine Klein, who has been visiting
or oldest son, Mr.. George Klein, IN this city nas
eturned 10 her home, accompanied by her
Youngest SOD, Mr.. Daniel Klein
Norfolk Yfyginian: r. Page Newton, OF Rich
mOnd, was in the city Monday, for the purpose OF
attending the Easter German. he left yester-
day On the Norfolk aud Western for home.
Assistant Chief-oi-Polce r. Il Mordecai and
oricer w. T. Twlford, Of the Norfolk police de.
partment, are IN the city as Witnesses In evil
case that viii DO tried here. They win remain
several days
deed OF release TO the Richmond Unien fns-
senger- Railway Company from The bprague hiec-
trio and Meter Company for 10000, tor the cleo
tric equipment on i've cara, was recorded ycs-
terday In the Chancefy Court
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-02
MANY STOLEN GOODS CAPTURED.
The Second District Police Hold Various
Articles for Identification.

The police of the Second district are still
capturing goods which are supposed 10
have been stolen from various houses IN thls
city by Albert Scott and James Morgan, the two
negroes who we're arrested Tuesday.
Yesterday Sergeant Brooks and OnicerA wren
and Austin went 20 Manchester, whore Scott re-
sides and searched his house. An immense
quRntity Of goods which had been carried there
hy the thieves was discovered and taken 70 the
Second pOlicC-statiCn for identification.
AyARIETY STORE.
Among tho articles found are four watches,
$50 in money, three pistols, a flno gold pen win
a pearl handle, n splendid pair OF gold cun-Dut-
tons with the initials "A. b." several collars and
cuffs with the name $. II. Robinson ON them, ana
a great many miscellaneous articles OF every
description, though chiefly Of small value. All
OF the stolen property which had not been identl-
fed was spread out at the police station last
night. -,
stolen goods, seem TO have confined their raids
I'm most cases 20 the poorer classes OF people, as
the majority OF the articles are Of trfling value
although several leading business-houses were
robbed, and goods OF considerable value stoien'
SUPPOSED TO BE PARTICLES CRININIs.
Cantain Angle received a telegram last night
from the Chief Of Police OF Petersburg, stating
that Nelson Banks, another negro who Is sup
posed 90 be pdrficeps cTtminis with Scott ana
Morgan, but who has hitherto escaped the ponce,
had been captured In that city. An onlcer VIII
be sent 10 Petersburg for the prisoner today
In addition 10 the three charges against the
prisoners upon the docket az the Police Court
Yesterday nine new charges have been entered
against them. Three OF these are Tor roboerie9
committed In the Third district.
Colonel W. L. Smith Identified an oYercOab
stolen from Tallaferro ~ Co.'S, and Mr. X. D.
Smith identified several pairs of shoes.
The store OF MIR. G. +. SeiGel on Brook avenue,
was robbed Of half a hog and $50 some months
ago, and IL is supposed that the money found IN
SCOTS house Is the money stolen from nun.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-02
ANOTHER STRIKE.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILROAD
TRAckLAYeRs STOP WORK.
A Reduction in Wages Besisted-The For
mer Scale WIZ Probably BE Restored
Wild Talk and Threats
Especial telegram to the Dispasch.i

HUNTINGTON. W. Va. April The little
town Of Ceredo Is in great furry OF ex-
citement to-day. Al the track-lsyers on
the Norfolk and Western railroad Fave
struck and wild talk and threats play
conspicuous part In the curbstone CONVEX
sation.
The Norfolk and Western is building
line from Roanoke. Va, to nonton, ",
thus connecting the seaboard with the
great lakes, other lines having been
bought to complete this arrangement
The road is graded from Ceredo or ke-
nova, where the Ohio river is being
bridged to Wayne, and for the past week
the work Of laying the track has been IN
progress.
Notices were yesterday posted to the
effect that on and after April 1st the track
layers would receive but S1.25 day, they
having received heretofore Sl.5O. Con-
sequently they all refused TO 90 to work TINS
morning all over the line and protest that
they will not strike another lick till wages
are established at the old figure.
There is no prospect of getting new men,
as the old hands are likely to be coercive
and to use main strength in their decision
to stop work unless the wages are raised
The prevailing opinion is that the COM
pany will accede to the demand.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-02

~ Snow at night; estimated five inches OF
rain.
(2) Balm at night.
fg) Snow and han, with rain In the forenoon.
(i) Light rain at night.
(5) Light rain at night.
t6) Light rain In tho forenoon, showers in the
afternoon and at night
"a Rain az night.
(S) Rain all day.
t9j A few drops Of rain In the forenoon.
(lO) Light rain at intervals during the fore
noon.
QD Light rain at intervals during the day.
(12) Heavy rain at night, followed by hght
as Snow in the forenoon, light rain in the af-
ternoOn and at night.
QA Slight drizzllng rain In the forenoon
G5) Rain all day and night.
GO) Light rain, with snow, all day.
IN Rain during the day.
The amount OF downpour during the mouth,
observations taken at o'clock in the morning,
o. 20 inches, including estimate for snow-sup-
poseG 10 average about one inch Of rain to eight
of snow. There have been only seven days IN
which thesky was not more or less overcast with
clouds at the time Of observation and seventeen
I'm which there was rain or snow. March has let
behind an almost unparalleled record for clouds
and storm. =.
In the table below win be founc tho mean tenn
perature and the amount OF rainfall during the
corresponding month for the past thirteen
years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-02
,u,uros ranged AZ follows.
BALTIMORE.

B,LrmoRK, April 1.-co.ton cute, gni-
ding, pIAc. Flour fairly active. wnes-sousn-
sTn s,ss1dyi N TS = .iis G's ssss rea.
sad, ssc; 81 To- re xpr siiS Nay sLio.
sl.i0it; July, clos tsSsd; August sI,vs's
asked. Corn-Southern h,ser; white, 1asIoc.;
yellow, T3a7Sc. western urmer mixed spot,
f3I4a74c. April, T3lla7tc May, Isssst5Sysi
July, 7lAc. steamer, To Oats steady. nyo
Arm. Hay strung and unchans~ , ~, noss
ana. Buls-meats doose) Shoulders, $500; long
clear, $3.50; oIear-rib sides, $3.50; sugar.
picked shoulders, 90; sasar-cufsaa si p.sss'
$40. Iari-Reancd, sc. crude. 024c Butter 4
weaker. trcamery fancy. 2pc- DO. fair 70
choice, 27a2sc. do. imitation, 2dax.c ha,e'
fancy, POO. do. good 10 choice 2"nstc foiis,
fine, zoe I; DO. fair 70 good. 22a25e. Eggs steady
at Toe. Coffee quiet. Sugar ectiyo graduated,
4i6c. Whiskoy steady. Freights 10 Liverpool
per steamer dun. Receipts-Fiour, s,3ss bar.
osts' ssos bushels rye, ss7 bushsls ship
ments-Flour, q, 1888 barrels; corn, 81, f2H puHl.
els. sales-wheat, 81, $50 bushels; corn' 2p'f'"
bushels.
ST. LOUIS, April 1.-Flour quiet but arm and
unchanged. Wheat opened excited ana hc. up,
but ON favorable crop reports and lower outside
markets sold of and ruled easy 10 ne close, hr.
sales being tSa1llc. lower than yeIssrsey. No
rod. cash. . i.o4asi 04jS; May, dosing, e10y,s;
July, closing, p7lfc. asked; August CLOSING,
g5S,c Corn-Tho opening wac tlc. above yes
terday's cioelng, but the market noon easod on
with wheat, aud whilo weakness prehominated
throughout the range wac small; No. =, cash,
04ka05c.; May, closing, Hffsc July closing,
83ssc Oats quiet: No. 2, cath, b3asaoaci may,
closing, 54c.; July closing at 4Ol1c. Whisky
steady ut si.10. Provisions very quiet; de-
mand inactive and trading light; pork, STAN
dard mess, e12.25asls.3O; lard, PRIME
steam, $500; dry-salt meats-boxod shout
ders, sA75; bngs, s6asoioi ribs, soloa
S6.12l%; abort clear, f02OafO.2o; Dacon-hcN-
OF shoulders, $3.50; longs $e.20; ribs, s6.37Ifa
$3.50; short clear, s0.5Oaso.d2h
CINCINNATI
CrycrSsATr, April 1.--Fiour active and strong
or. Whea. quiet; No. rod, sl.07. Corn strong
No. 2 mixed, 73a73lsc. Oats strong; No.
mixed, bsc. Pork steady at sl2.25. Lard quiet
!! at 90. 37l<as6.50. Bulk-meats In fair demand NJ
s8.l2l&as0.25. Bacon steady at sI.2o. Whis-
key steady at s1.t0.
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON, N. c.. April 1.--Spirits OF turpen-
tine firm at SIC. Rosln dull strained, tl.2J;
good strained, sI.30. Tar nrm at st.45. Crude
srpentino hrm; hard, e1.4O; yellow, s22S
virgin, $3.50.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK, April 1.-Cotton-Net receipts,
eO0 bales; gross receipts, 1888 bales. Futures
closed steady; sales, 80, 500 bales; April es.73a
1914; May, 1881; June, ssv0ass.9i; July,
| October, and November, s0.06asS.y7; Do
cember. s9.00ss9.10; January, se.14ase.15.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
Reported for the Dispatch-l
| April. I.-Market quiet. sales reported very
| 3lsc. mildewod, 20. factory hand-pickod, ia
4 4lxp.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-02
THE STRIKE SITUATION.
Contrihntions-A GroundIess Rumor-A
Sad Picture.

Sad Picture.
There was no change in the status of
affairs at the Richmond Locomotive-W Works
Yesterday. The strikers had their usual
daily meeting yesterday morning, but no.
thing OF consequence was done.
At the request of the Press Committee
the following Is published:
"As inquiry has been made by many OF the
business-men in town az 20 whom they shan
leave contributions with for the strikers we give
the names Of the committee: James l.. schwal-
never, No. 23O1 east Broad street; William X.
Anderson, go buchanan street; James BeRin,
600 Church street; Franklin Blyth, l22O east
Broad street; John &. Gibson, 3Ol west Clay
street John ]. Kersting, 607 west Main street."
A GROUSDLEss RUN0R.
last night one of the strikers told a DISPATCH
reporter that he had heard on what he deemed
good authority that the locomotive engineers on
The (,hesap eake and Ohio and the Richmond and
Danyile railroads had refused 10 run the engines
built by the Richmond LOcOmotiye-NOrks. An
Investigation Of the report by the DISPATCH
proved 1t 10 be groundless.
AsAD PICTURE.
Yesterday morning a woman visited the Sc
oond police-station and said 20 the officers in
charge that she was the wife OF one Of the
sfrikers and was suffering for bread. Her hus-
hand. she continued, drew $50 Saturday and
gave her all OF IL except S11, but ON Tuesday
took the last cent from her, and had been drink
inc ever since. They rented rooms, she said,
ana owing 70 her husbands conduct had received
orders 10 move. She wanted 20 know Whether
she could sell her furniture to get money 70 buy
something 10 eatwiih.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-02

The mushy clay continued to ooze OUT
of Chimbrazo Hill at the mouth OF tne
Chesapeake and Ohio tunnel all day yestef-
day. 1t was 11:30 A. NJ. before the track
bad been cleared sufficiently to ADMIT Oh
the passage of trains.
At 1880 last night, when DIsPArcH man
appeared on the scene, attracted thence
by theuumerous bonfres along the track
in the vicinity, large gang was at wOls
shovelling mud, and more bedraggled ana
notwithstanding set Of men would be
hard to find. The righteousness OF the
work can be imagined, each shOvelful hay-
ing TO be knocked off the shovel, Inc
foreman of the job thought it would take
until this morning to accomplish what was
wanted.
A car was derailed last night on the
Chesapeake and 0aio track near Denny
street, delaying traffic for some time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-02
BLIND, HOMELESS, ANo SICK.
An Old Woman whose Husband and SON
Were LET, Behind.

very pathetic scene occurred at the
second policc-station last night.
An Old white woman, totally blind and par
uniiy pafaiyGed. was brought In by one q the
onlcers o Tow minutes before O'Clock for shelter.
She had Only reached the city n short while be-
tore. ana being homeless sought some place
where she could rect for the night.
10 The oficer nj the station she stated that her
husband and son boarded the Chesapeake and
Ohio train with her az Iynchburg, and that after
sbe had become comfortably seated they either
deliberately deserted ber or were left by tho
train while going back TO procure some articles
which they intended bringing with them.
The OLD woman seemed much distressed at her
misfortune. She said her son, Who was about
twenty-one years Of age, airo partially blind,
AMI that he earned a livelihood by playing the
guitar and appealing 20 charity. They travelled
IN this manner from one place 70 another, and
Ind been over a large portion Of the United
states. A few days ago they landed ia Lynch
burg, and yesterday morning the woman's hus-
band. who n Basned James Allen. her son, and
herself got on the train. After they had seen
her comfortably ixed in the chr they left for
some purpose, and that was the last she saw Of
them.
The woman, whose name Is Mary Allen, was
sent % the almshouss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-02
DEATHS.

COLLINS.-Died. March 81, 1891, ct 81.
Joseph's Infrmary. Savannah, Ga, MAU-
RICE COLLINS, eldest son of Mary and
the late John Collins.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
Washington %. O. and Leayenworth
(Ksn.) papers please copy.
MANTTO.-Died. on April ist, at LILO A.
~, In Hanover county, JOHN q. MANrT0;
aged sixty-three Years.
Funeral TODAY, April I'd, at IL A. b.,
from Emanuel church. All friends in
vited.
STUMPF. Died. ct her residence, sI3
north Third street, Richmond, Va, April
LIST, at II A. M, Mrs. AP0LOHlA STUMPf.
beloved wife Of Adam stumpf. In the forty
third year Of her age.
Funeral will take place FRIDAY MORN
ING az 8 O'Clock from st. Mafy's German
Catholic church. No flowers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-02

II man walked down Main street attirc1 IN
the fashion that prevailed In 1864 no would be
regarded as an individual Of considerable nerve.
People would say that he was making an exhibit
ton of himself, and they would be Just about
right. Fashion Is not exactly thing Of an hour,
but styles are Ike time and tide-they walt for
nobody. II you don't avail yourself Of them as
they come in you are liable to contract the habit
Of running after them as they go out. Some
people never catch up, as It were. They are, az
the six-day walker would say, always lap be-
hind. They spend Just as much for their clothes
as anybody else, but they don't manage to keep
quite up to date. The time TO welcome guest
is at the time OF arrival and not on the eve Of
departure. Il has boon said that you might az
well be out OF the world as out Of style, and
though this Is, perhaps, somewhat exaggerated
Il suggests the truth. You won't want to be out
Of tho world, and you certainly won't be out Of
style II you viii buy one Of our