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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-06-05
South and West.

THE Kentucky State Democratic Conven-
ton at Louisville nominated ex-Congress-
man John Young Brown, of Henderson, for
Governor, and NJ G.. Afford, of Lexington,
for Observation-Disclosures.
GEORGE E. GEROwE, Superintendent of
the Indian Agency at st. Stevenson, North
Dakota, has been arrested Oh a charge Of
Incorporating Government funds
Gerowe is an ex-Methodist minister and for
meTly lived at Sydney Centre, n. Y.
AN incendiary fire destroyed eight stores
aggregating loss Of $780, 900, at Lamonte,
No
DIR. THATCHER T. GRAVES was indicted; by
the Grand Jury at Denver Col, charged
with the muroer Of the late Mrs. Josephine
b. Barnaby, by mailing to her bottle of
poisoned whisky from Boston.
MAYOR SHAKESPEARE, of New Orleans,
has asked Governor Nichols to request that
the Government recall the exequatur Of Ital-
ian Consul COrte.
JOHN d. MORRISON, one of the best-known
killed his wife at San Antonio and then sent
bullet through his right temple. Mr.
Morrison was a trifie over fifty years old and
his wife nearly fifty.
NORTHERN OHIO was visited by frost IN
equalled at this season in eleven years. The
mercury IN some places went as low as
twenty-seven degrees, and ice formed to the
thickness of half an inch. Early fruit was
practically wiped out, and in many fields the
wheat was utterly destroyed. A loss of fifty
per cent. in the wheat crop is considered
a conservative estimate for Northwestern
Ohio.
PRELIMINARY trials of the dynamite
cruiser Vesuvius, off Newport News, Va,
showed good results in accuracy Of aim.
MUCH damage was done by tornadoes in
Texas.
THE National Union Conference was held
at Cincinnati, Ohio.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-06-05
DESTROYED BY LOCUSTS.
A Naturalist Falls a Victim to the
Plague.

The French savant, NJ. Kunckel Hercu-
iais' PRESIDENT of the chronological Society,
VINO was employed on the Government mis-
sion OF investigating the locust plague in
Algeria, has met a horrible death. While
EXAMINING 3I7g deposit of locusts' eggs at the
fatigue and the heat and fell asleep on the
ground. While sleeping, he was attacked
by a swarm Of locusts.
On awaking he struggled desperately to
escape from the living flood. He set fire to
Cae lnsect-iaden bushes near him, but all his
efforts seemed Intellectual. and when finally
the locusts left the spot his corpse was found.
his hair, beard, and neckt1e had been en-
tlreiy devoured. NJ. Rerculais was a mem
Der of the French Academy and the author
OF several valuable works on insects.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-06-05
NATIONAL LEAGUE RECORD.

ASSOCIATION RECORD.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-06-05
RUSSIANS DROWNED.
Nineteen WorkinSmen Perish O,
the River DnieDer

An accident by which nineteen working.
men lost their lives occurred On the Dnieper
River, st. Petersburg, Russia. a fiatboat
containing number of workingmen pro-
ceeding down the river came into collision
with steamer bound up the stream. The
hatboat sank almost Immediately, drowning
the steamer is blamed for the ACCIDENT
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-06-05

Ex-QUEES NATALIE was expelled from
Servla by order OF the Regents and is sup
posed TO have taken refuge in Roumania
HERR WERMUTH, a member of the Privy
Council and an attache OF the Ministry of
the Interior, has been appointed Imperial
Commissioner for Germany at the Chicago
Worlds Fair
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-06-05

MISS ALICE PARKER, attorney al law. OF
existing State laws of administration OF
estates. Her purpose is to equalize the right
of the wife in sharing l,roperty to that Of the
husband and to set aside to the widow with
minor children the entire estate Of the husr
hand if it does not exceed $1,000.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-06-05

CREMATION fourishes in Japan. Toxic
has six crematories in which the bodies of
at least one-third of the dead are burned. In
1888, Il, OBJ of the 81, 437 persons Who died
were cremated. and since burial in the city
was FORBIDDEN the number has been in
creased,
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-06-05

TEN years ago Tennessee potatoes were
unknown in the Northern markets. while
now the crop brings into Middle Tennessee
from 81, 500, 600 to 50, 000 900 per annum.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-06-05

SENATOR STANFORD has decided to under
take the manufacture OF champagne on his
big vineyard in Tehama County Cal. He
has hired a hampagne expert from Lyons
10 take charge of the experiment.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-12

fGmpien unb BON ibm ouf'S mittDenDlte
angefein0et merDen.
50 bebarpeln ia Wfoit unD ieine NnbGn7
ger !. .. Die parlamentartl1e io3lollltl1de
Starter III Oeutlhlano tpegen tbrer WfaBtS
9ung ais cine u8anOe bon elenoen 0alln7
fem, .melte an ben Galgen gebore.
SIN itren9 monarbild)en oeutl6en Jtet0e
fGItes lelblt Dem 9rimlnl91ten 9tudlbrtttz
Ter ilidt Elm, ben So3talilten als loIhen
bas Staatsbiirgerre6t ab5ulprenen. Sd
Der bonn 8elDubtlein letner Wtahtfuae BIS
gum l1ebermaBe Durdorungene 1eBt8e
Oeutlhe &ailer CAB lelblt ben NnltoB our
@ufbebung zines 9egen Die So5Ialtlten 8e7
ridteten Qtusnabmegeiekes.
Sreilth vote Sun9en" unter ben So5la1
Iilten in 0eutl1lano befennen itb laut
gum ge!paltlamen unitur3. Nber tie tDerz
ben nod INNER Don uoen Nlten"~ llberz
flugelt, nelhe aDar au0 repolutto1are
@runoldBe baben, ieoo6 auf frteoltde QSetle,
auf benz QSeQe aamaltger 9el6lbtltd)er
@mtptdeluug, ibre SoeaLe ~ein5ufabren boz
fen uno 1tb porerit auf oas an uno flr IT'D
9ere1tfertigte Streben beld)rdnten, 0te
2ebenslage DeS 2obnarbsiters 81 Itbern uno
5u Derbeifern.
Der tiefe j3pteipaIt 3mii6cn Der Wtebrbett
Der europdii6en Sostolilten uno ben Nnorz
hiiten 3etete it6 erit firall6 aud auf Dem
| viosialiitil6en @eltcpngreB" 81 Brullel,
tpel6er nit GROCER Wtehrbett Die Nnarbtlten
an Die 2uft iebte.
Mel9er l1nitnn uub peldes 11nre6t IS
tpGre, in ben Ser. Staaten ben So5ialtlten
ais iol6en bas 8iirgerre6t ab5uipreden,
bas fam man bier IN @btcago an
eintgeu re6t in Die Nugen ipringenoen geIs
iptelen erleben.
Oa 1T Der ousgeiprodheue So3ialiit
Q~Itpeter, Der ii6 emit i'm Staotratb,
in tpelden i'm So3iaIiiten tpablteu, 10 gut
belt, Dab i'm ipater Die beiten Der CONFER
patipen 8irger Gbicago's auf etnen unabz
bGngtgen Wa1l3ettel itelten uuo nit getpals
tiger Utebrbett 3u etnem Trustee of Sanis
tary District, Su etnem Wtitglleoe Der
boftpt6tigen @bpaifer@ 8eb0roe, DGblten.
9a lit bet ausgeiprpdene So5iall1t
g tauber, Der es i'm Stastratbe Nltz
peter gleid that uuo jebt Degen ieineS ebens
10 guten 8erbaltens I'M G0untDrat6e bon
Der groBen republifaniiden vgourQeots"s
Bartet aLs &anbtoat fiir ben GnuntDratb
angenommen lit.
8enu Gi6ter 8ai6a[ obne @eiteres entz
i6etoet, DAB ni6t nut fetn Inar6ilt, lonz
bern audi fein Sosialiit gum 8irgerz
re6te 3ugelaiien Derbelt bilrfe, 10 geht er
piel gu melt. 6offentlt6 weroen bObere
9eridtli6e Snitan5en maBOouere uno gez
redtere @runolGBe Dtnit6tlt6 Der 9faturas
~Iilatton aufitelen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-12
eostoliften INTO @nraerre6f.

Nm 0tio Srio (Oem yfalten 6luB") in
Silomeit>Seras. neuu3i9 Wteilen meitlid
bon San Nntonto, ltegt Das StGotden
uOaIDe, @erl6tsort bonn glei6namigen
@ouHtp. 8ts oortbin bet lid etn Deutiher
vSo5laltit" Der aIerraDifallten Sdrbung
Jtalnens st. 8. Sauer ~perirrt.
SIN DOrtger Bo6e nun iprad Sauer nit
Dem nOtbi9en 3eu9en BET Dem o~ortigen See
3trtsrt6ter Yal6aI Dor uno perlangte lein
D5meites Bapter", b. b. ietne p%oultGnoige
@tnieBung ms amerifantl6e 8ilrQerre6t.
Gr beltBt letn yerltes 45apier4, B. J.. ietne
Dor @ertbt abgegebene g%rflGEung, Birger
tDeroen gu Donen; uno DaB CT Die erforoerz
ll6e 3ett in bieiem 2anOe lift, purbe Don
leinem 8e9Ietter eiolt6 be5eu9t.
Oiit 3tedt unb p6uig I'M @eiite bes gtaz
turaltlattonsgeleBes itnO ieBt ntht menige
Bul0e5> un0 Granddaughter bel @rtbelLuna
Des 8iir9errehts porii6ttg. llnb, Dem
9elebe gent1B, fragte Der Jtt1ter in uuQLoe
ben o6engelannten Beperber um's 8urQerz
redt, ob ct bic 8erfaliung oer Ser. Staaten
beobahten uno aufre6tbalten nolle.
Witt GROCER Orenbctt antmortete Sduer,
Der Elm ebrlt6er 6nnatifer gu iei1 i6eint,
auf Die rldterIi6e 6rage foIgenoes: er lei
eth GO5Ialllt uu0 5Dar BON Der duBeriten
Gi6tun9 Wfoit's; iteif unb feft CLAUDE CT
oil Die SeDren WiDlt's uno CT nlnl9e Deren
Qriinoli6e 0urdfibrung.
9luf Diele @r%fldrung oes Benerbers hin
Dertpetgerte Gtbter Yaihal Dem Sauer Die
@rtbetlung oes 8irgerredts. Su leiner
lbrtFtlt6en @ntl0eloung bebauptet Der
9tdter, oaB Der Sp3Ialismu5 u1o Der
Nnar6lsmuS l6nur1trads 9egel Die Ser
faiiung Der Ser. Staaten ieien uno oaB
o1Der tein So5iaIiit uno fein Nnarc1ilt aul1
alneritantlden Slr8erre1te 3ugelaIen perz
ben birfe.
Oa Sauer an cine b0bere Snitans 8eruz
fung etniegte, 10 miro pobL nit Der 3eit
cine enD9iiltige geri6t[i6e @nti6Sonng
nber Die Urage gu StalOe tOml1en.
Beun mir uns re6t erinnern, lit Dor
elnt8en Sahren 81 0 it ielbit ais 8emerber
unl's amertfanilme Sitrgerre6t Don etHem
gtep gorter @eriht abqepieien moroeu,
aber nid]t as So3Ialtit, ionosrn ais 2lnz
ardiit. uno au6 Sauer gebort, mad leiz
men Nuslagen por @ert9t, unter Die Nnarz
dIiten bonn ShIage Wtoit'S.
9tun lebrt aber Wioft ben getpaltianen
umltur3 ieber beitebenOen itaatlihen uno
geleuidaftli6en Sronung. SIS lit baber
bon ibnl uno ieinen NnbGngern, allo audi
BON Sauer, ein greler Wtoerlpruh, penn
ite fih Ciolib ODER burd 8el0bniB CUR
Sreue gegen Die 8erfoliung Der Ner. Staaz
ten Derp1t6ten tpolien; uno ite eigneu ltd1
n d t 3u ameritantlben Birgern.
2tber nenn DER Jtihter IN llualoe in ieiz
ner @ntiheioung allie So5talii1en nit
ben maBloielten Nnar6iiten i'll etnen
Sopf tpirft, neil Der offen ben duBerften
Nnar6i5mus %befennenoe Sauer it6 3uz
gleih einen So3taIiten nennt, 10 tit oas
Elm ltniinu urb ein llnreht.
IS 9iebt freiltb So5ialiiteu, tDeI6e, obs
9lei6 iie feline 4nar6iiGen iein modem, nit
bemQnar6ismus 10 iebr %liebQuaeln, DAB man
fte fauim pcn Qnar6ilten unteri6eioen tam.
@ber es 9lebt aid io3aliitiibe Ridtunsell,
Die nit benz Nnar6lslnus gar nIdts aelIeIn
Ahaben. lon0egA lhn aAf's eAtinle0enlte be-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-12

= Nuf Der in 81 irnberg abaebaltez
men biesfGbrt9en @eneralDeriammlung oeS
gereins sur Mabrung Der Snterej en-
Der 6emi ii den Snou1t ! | e
0euti6lanbs CAB Wen3el C8erltn) in
leinem @eihdftsbertht einell Jtlfbltd ilber
bic @ntwidlung Der 6entllden Snouitrle
O~eutl1lanbs i'm Sabre 1890. Die i3abl
Der. poubei6Gftigten 9lrbeiter mar pom
9O,585 auf 97,498, Die Sunme Der 9obne
BON 71,611, 900 DC. ouf 80,075,OO It. ge7
itieaen. 0te bur6i6nittlt6e 9tptoenoe
Der nit einem Capital BON 198,O73, 100 va.
orbeitenoen 81 Observation-Disclosures bob it'd
bon 1858 aui 1921 Brocent. Der Beribt
bebt berpor, oaB oieies giinltigs @raebniB
nidt ouf eine 5teigerura Der Brelle, JONI
bern aaf bic 3urabale oeS 8srfeprs 3arads
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-12

-SSn 81 10 Oorf fin6 bic 8Iehs
tpaaren 0brtfantel lno Tletl 1>
unb st u6tetnm Id er 3u etnem Vers
bano 3ulammenaetreten, INN Die WetBbleh<
Tabrifanten unD bic Belttmmuugen oeS
WcGinleD'ideu Sartfs iiber Die Uer5olung
bon einsefGbrtem WetBbleh au befdEnpfen.
Gin freubtges @teberies
ben mar Das, tpelhes jineit einem Bas
ter unO ietnem Ginbe mad 20tdb<
rtger Trennnng in S6ell @ttD,
Wftliourt, belheert nuroe. S0a S u nt
mur6e Dor % SaDren in 8trgtnta in
Oielem Staat Qeboren, no tbr, er1t 6tpet
Sabre alt, Die Wtutter 0ur6 ben SOB ent<
rtiien nuroe. QeBtere bate ii6 gegen ben
Wilen i6rer Gltern berbeiratbet gebabt, Die
nun DaS @nFelfinb an &tnSeSitatt an31s
nebmen tpiul6ten. Ser 8ater mar aber
0dge9en uno CAB letn &tr0 elmer b%efreunDes
ten Sanlilie in Bflege, BON mo eS balo
nadDer auf gebetmniBpole QSetle geraubt
puroe; oas lDar .oaS QSerf DeS @roBDaters
9etDelen. Ser 8ater peru1oGte troy aler
lnitrengungen ben Qufentbalt ietnes &tn>
bes ni6t northumberland unb perlor i'm
3aufe Der Sabre ale 0offnung, eS iemais
tDteoer 81 ieben. Dem Ginoe tpuroe Der
Jtame Der @roBelteru, 8unce, gegeben uno
ME tpurDe lDnt Derratben. oaB ietn 8ater
nod am 2eben lei. 0or ungefdbr spet
VSoGen erlt erfubr Die Su elmer boloet
Sln9frau emppr geipahiene sSoa Durh
etnen 3ufal. oaB ibr Gater noh lebe uno
IN Sheu @ttD mobue. sic i6rieb lofort
oH ibn, erbielt Nntport unD madte ii9
bann ohne QSeiteres anf ben lSeg, ibm in
Die Nrl1e Al ellen.
The morning call., 1891-10-05
SHAKY EIFFEL TOWER.
Residents of the Champ de Mars in
Panfcky State.

Residents of the Champ de Mars in =
Panicky State.
One of the most serious things that has
agitated this city for some time was the
eOmmotion that has been raised this week
over the instability of the Eiffe Tower. The
residents of the Champ de Mars, anywhere
within reach of the tower would be likely tn
fall when it comes over. have been in a
panicky state, owing to the report of an
eminent engineer, who recently made some
profound and careful calcula tinns that
demonstrated beyond question that the
tower was lettering aud is bound to fall.
Like the encroachments OF the sea on the
continents, this process of destruction will
be slow one; but, nevertheless, the en-
gineer claims, the supports are gradually
sinking, and trouble is lurking around that
vicinity. This fright has worked 81 strongly
on the minds Of the female resi-
dents that scenes of domestic strife
are being daily reported in the papers
as having occurred in this quarter.
One woman went so far as tn give ND her
apartments and, when the landlord had her
brought into court for the fulilment of her
lease, she declared that her husband is absO-
lutely Indifferent to the fate of his wife q ld
children, and, as he spends. most OF his Il ne
at club or something worse, he was QUIT
willing to take the chances the few hours he
was in the house. while she and the ynung
ones had no chance to escape, for they were
there ali the time.
This indicates how an iuanimate object
can often bring about the most disastrous
misunderstanding in family circles, even iU
the face of the report OF the scientific men
appointed to investigate the matter, which
says that there is not the slightest danger.
Two thinkers. one of them evidently an
American, write to the papers on the SUBJ
jeet. The American says that the base l.
as large as Union square and nothing could
stir it but an earthquake while the other
writer quotes the accident to the Tay Bridge
and other big engineering accomplishment
which have been wrecked.
Perhaps the whole bluff may be one Of
those foreign attempts to discourage Chi
Cages emulation.-Paris Letter BrooKlyn
fnimaS
The morning call., 1891-10-05
AN AGED COUPLE.
The wife Was 1O2 Years and the Hus-
hand lO3.

The Wife Was Toe Years and the Hus-
band 1O3.
Death has entered the famous Salisbury
family, Mrs. Daniel Salisbury having passed
away at the age of 102 years. The combined
age of herself and husband is 205 years, and
the celebration of their eightieth wedding
anniversary last January was a leading
Minnesota event. A report from their home
at Bellingham this evening says the hus-
band, Daniel Salisbury, cannot live The
night through. He refuses to take any
medicine except that prepared from herbs
by his wife.
Daniel Salisbury was born in the town of
River John, Pictou County, n. S., Novem-
Der 20, 1857. and Mary Ann Harrington, the
wife, at the same place December 10, 1889.
They we're married January 6, 1911.
"Have you used tobacco" was asked the
old man the other day. What makes you
all SO anxious about the tobacco? There's
plenty left if 1t does come high. Yes, I've
used tobacco nearly ninety years, and /
think it has saved my life Liquor? was
days. | always take a drink when want
it, and it don't hurt me. never was a
drunkard. I've defed every law of health.
Till l was nearly 20 i farined on the sea
shore, and in having l would NOW till was
red-hot and then plunge into the sea with
my clothes on, and then go and NOW again
for an hour or two till the sweat ran off my
nose, then another plunge. l could NOW
more than any OF my companions. The
November when / was 100, when it was so
cold my spaniel wouldn't retrieve, stripped
off and waded halfway across the lake to
get some ducks i had shot."-Lac Qai Parle
(Mfin.) Special to Chicago News.
The morning call., 1891-10-05
REALISTIC HANGING SCENE.
A Stage Villain Narrowly Escapes the Fa''
He Stimulates.

Stage Villain Narrowly Escapes the Fave
He Stimulates.
AT the London Theater of st. Louis, a
second-class variety show. Horace Cone i
playing drama entitled Jack the Ripper"
the eliminating scene of which is the eXecu-
ton of Jack. One night Jack Horace Gomez
was hanged in fine style. and an immense
audience enjoyed his dance in the air.
But with the dropping of the curtain the
enactment of another scene begun. Mr..
Gone had been "cut down and the black
cap removed, but the man was insensible and
his face was changing color. His wife,
standing by, gave a shrek and tainted aw ~,
and for a few minutes the greatest eXcit'-
ment and confusion prevailed. Physicians
were summoned and restoratives applet,
but it was nearly half an hour before the
man regained consciousness. He Was then
taken to his hotel and put to bed. This even
ing he said: Z" | believe l am all right now,
except that my throat is still sore from the
choking. 1t was all my fault. | neglected
to fasten one portion Of my harness tight
enough, and the result was that my throat
or chin had to bear all the weight. 1t was
narrow escape. I've fixed the harness since
in such way that such an accident will be
an utter impossibility in future"
MIR. Cone said that this was the first seri-
Gus accident lie had had in the character o.
Jack the Ripper since his fall at Dallas, Tex,
when his head had struck a beam as he iel',
breaking his left jaw-bone and knocking
out several of his teeth.-Chicago lDier
Ocean,
The morning call., 1891-10-05
A Vigorous Breeder of Disease.

A champagne bottle filled with coal black
water and millions of mosquito eggs at
tracted attention in the Health Office. 1t
was brought there by Inspector Casino,
who said 1t is water from the cellar OF 55
Springfield avenue, and that 1t is claimed
it ran into the cellar from Halsey's tau
neiy.
to the Health Office to have 1t analysed.
When reporter saw the bottle young mos
Quitoes were crawling out Of the water and
climbing up the neck of the bottle to the
stopper. A doctor remarked that il there
was much of such waller in cellars he did
not wonder at the spread Of disease.-New-
ark Journal
The morning call., 1891-10-05

A German cobbler who was reputed to be
one of the LATEST and most worthless men
in Leadyille dug hole in his yard and
sailed it with ore. and showing --ihe
pit to the representatives of company,
he was able TO sell out for Twenty-Five
dollars. During the carouse which fol
lowed he boasted publicly of the way in
which he had fooled the capitalists, but be-
fore the purchasers of his property heard Of
these remarks they had sunk the shaft four
feet deeper and struck one of the richest
veins OF carbonate in Leadviie. The cob
bier. on learning what had happened,
danced about the edge of the pit and swore
that he had been swindled, The mine
Welded about one million dollars.-Truckee
Republican,.
The morning call., 1891-10-05

OAKLASD HOTELS.
TUBES HOTEL, oAKLAAD-rHE FINEST AND
L most commodious family and tourist hotel in
California. occupying full square: frStcaSs in all
its embellishments SRl6 lmTuFr eN
The morning call., 1891-10-05
CITY REAL ESTATE.

n10O EACH; 25xlOO FEET EACH: CHOICE
aD1UU lots in BLOCK 81 City Land Association.
$50 each-50xl00 It. each: choice lots In BLOCK
Ii, Abbey Homestead Association.
SI5OO-Entire Block %, Abbey Homestead Asso-
$ls5U-Entire Block 1913, Abbey Homestead As
ISOLATION.
Homestead Association.
SS75-50xll0; n. side Silver ave., $50 II. + Craut
ST.. College Homestead Association.
$l650-5OxllO: SW. cor. Michigan and Merrimac
SITS, Potrero, foot Of Fourth st. CHAS- e. FISHER
sos California st. ~
$3.50 sIRE co oS'K ST. Gd sss ~ "
from Central ave.
$500 esch-261122:s feet each; W. side Folsom
5000 each-S choice lots, 3OxI2O feet each. W.
side 26th ave, near Point Lobos ave. CHAS: =.
FISHER, sos California st. IT.
d.- $40 SIS MONTHLY PAYMENTS; GOOD
ID y. titles or no sale Golden Gate PARK lots; easy
terms; well located Before purchasing see D. L.
HARRIS, 62s Market ST. oc5 1t
TOR SALE ON EASY TERNS-FINE, VERY
i sunny cottage OF rooms and path; brick foun-
dalton: high rough basement; lot 20 :S1lO2:o on
line of new SacramentoSt. cable and block from
California-st. cable; neighborhood Al; NE. cor
Baker and Sacramento SITS. For particulars apply
to C. S. CAPP & CO., House Brokers, as Mont
gomery st. Geo = ST
SID. 900. 5oEis7 o. 8: OFFER H wanted N on this
lot SAN FRANCISCO LAND CO., 4o9 California
street. oc5 81
THE HEYMAN TRACT
THE FINEST AND BEST LOCATED
SUBDIVISIONS PLACED ON THE MARKET
SINCE FORTY YEARS.
Close to Castro-street cable and Marketstreet
extension. There Is from
$4,000 TO $4,000 PROFIT
In sight on each lot within three years. as
this tract is situated in the very center of
the city. on 22d and Douglass Don't delay and
purchase at once as this property is selling fast
Take Castrost. cabe-Cars to 23d ST. to inspect this
property, which is only two blocks distant.
Terms, one-fourth cash, balance to suit purchaser
For prices and circular call at the olhce OF
JACOB HEY MAN, $50 Market street,
Owner of the tract
y. B.-Free carriage at Castro and 23d SITS.
once open Wednesday and Saturday evenings
from s TO 10 o'clock. oc4 II
The morning call., 1891-10-05
ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
Coon CHEAPEST 5O-FooT LOT IN Ala
tDCOO. media; high ground; L block from sta
ton.
$l600-Cheapest home in Alameda; near station;
house OF rooms; as good as new
ana Fitchburg. oc4 1t
HOUSES AND LOTS ON EASY TERMS FROM
IL 800 to $500 down; installments from SIS TO
$25 month. interest included
Nanted-A place in Alameda to exchange for
beautiful home i'll Ukiah.
Several fine ranches to exchange for Oakland.
San Francisco or Alameda property.
For bargains in real estate call at MRS. /. II.
CHANDLER ~ co.'s. 1929 Park ST., Masonic
Building. Alameda. se20u
GTEO CHEAP LOT; A BARGAIN; 5OxI25:
for particulars A. Il. BREED AZ CO, AGO Ninth ST..
Oakland. sells IL
Judd, HANLEY * CO.. 1851 PARK ST.. WILL
y build, sell rent you any kind OF a house any
where in Alameda on the most reasonable
terms. au26 II
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BEKKELEY REAL ESTATE.
ITO LET NOV. %, FOR 6 MONTHS OR l
year: beautiful rooms and bath; elegantly fur
nished. See CAPTAIN MORRISON, n. Berkeley.
DOR sALE-NICE e ROOMS AND BATH; LOT
Il 90xl SO; near Berkeley station; near university;
choice location Sc CAPTAIN MORRISON.
The morning call., 1891-10-05

COCO FRUITVALE. WITHIN 10 MINUTES
I'd -OO. walk of the local station; choice lots
$500 each; $50 down, balance small monthly in-
stailments. J. A. JONES, 913 Broadway. oei lot