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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-10
WHOLESALE GROCERIES.

lAnnual safes, Sli,2725O0.I
In considering the commercial progress Of
Richmond in no department has She exbih-
tied greater enterprise than in the distribu-
ton Of food products. The unlimited advan-
tages she possesses as a distributing point for
Western products, for South American cotfees
and for West Indies sugars have been real
lied by an energetic and capable class of mer-
chants, and possessing the vantage ground.
they have with efficient and potent activity
ness which proclams Richmond great CON.
mercial centre and the foremost mart of trade
10 which the phenomenal growth of the new
South has given birth. This is not only at
tested by the reports of the various CONNER
eaA agencies, but ~ assured hT O more uner-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-10

ever, greatly reduced. and the deduction OF
this cost enables the firm to sell ~ lower ng
dence of the trade and enjoys large ana
profitable business.
J. @. YAScEY co.
Since 1873 this firm has been actively en-
paped in the sale of white goods and notions
snd each year has been marked by an incTeas
inc and satisfactory business.
They carry very large assortment IN tneSe
lines. and have acquired trade which rivals
in its proportions the largest houses Oh i'S
kind ia the South.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-10
RAKIaNVARE
A. a mIRKY a SON.


The senior member of this firm has been
thoroughly identified with this trade since
1853, and as long ago as 1879 his son assumed
part prOpretOrship and responsibility III the
management OF the firms affairs. Success
has waited upon the firm ana the rewards OF
honesty and energy justly earned. In build
eys' hardware they control an exceedingly
large trade, and in their famous grades Of
plows are we'll known by those who TIL the
Southern soil
BALDWIN 4 brown.
Established in 1881 As successors Of the
fayorably known house OF W. W. Baldwin,
the present firm enjoys an envlable reputation,
and occupies the oldest hardware stand IN
this city. The partners Jointly represent the
activity of youth associated with the mature
experience Of years. They have a very large
trade with which they supply all the articles
Of general hardware and carriage materials.
WATKINS HARDWARE COMPANY.
THIS company was incorporated under the
laws of this state in 1889. with G. II. Watkins
as president and Randolph Watkins secretary
and treasurer.
Their business is confined 10 the general hard
ware trade and their representatives cover a
vast extent Of territory throughout which
they are constantly increasing their sales.
They are proyerbial for prompt shipments
ana their large assortment OF goods leaves no
room Tor failure 70 supply all the require
ments Of the merchant.
aCNTER 4 SINS.
Hunter. Sims u Co. inaugurated this bust
ness in 1884. aud in 1890 the present firm as
sumed control Their attention Is almost ex-
clusiyely directed toward the purchase and
sale Of carriage and wagon supplies and the
tools which the builders OF these vehicles are
necessarily compelled 10 use. Their stock i.
very large. and about all that remains for The
hui ~ do in arIa ~ h krlF ola
veyance IS 20 eompetenty put together the
material they furnish. They possess tho es-
TEEN OF their fellow merchants here, aud the
confidence of an extensive trade.
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HATS. CAPS AND STRAW GOODS.

In no branch of wholesale trade perhaps
are the lines of goods which comprise an
especial business more largely changed and
influenced by the climatic and social crcum-
stances and conditions OF It's tributary trade
than Is that Of hats caps and straw goods.
The candidates Tor social supremacy ID the
cities demand certain fixed STYLES; the cow.
boy the ranehman, the pioneer on the West
ern prairies and the planter OF the South must
have something which suits the REGULARITY of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-10

His introduction into the grocery trade of
this city was made III 1871 and he has been
closely and prominently identified with all of
its subsequent changes and advancements.
His candid and conservative dealing has
made his house proverbial as one of the relia-
all the multitude Of articles that make ND
grocery stock is here to be found, and the
celebrated brands of Tip Top and Queen
OF the West -four meet with unlimited sales.
JANys W. BLANToS. ESTABLISHED 1889.
The infusion Of young blood into the gro.
Gerry trade here has had beneficial effect
generally. Full of push and energy, they
open up new channels OF trade, and stimulate
the older concerns which rest upon a more
conservative basis. Years of active expert
ence has enabled this firm TO acquire q per-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-10

This firm was established in 1885. and its
business is conducted solely by means of cats
logues mailed throughout the Southern
States. This is quite an innovation, as the
system of travelling statesmen generally pre-
walls. The cost of selling the goods is, how
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-10


just twenty-one years ago this firm was es-
tablished, their majority has been attained
and they truly represent the sterling manhood
qualities that are requisite IN every successful
enterprise. IN the line of wholesale grocers
and liquor dealers their business methods
would reflect credit upon any house in the
country. Well known for just transactions
and celebrated for conscientious dealings.
they have acquired a trade whose proportions
are enormous, and whose profits are limited
TO reasonable exactions.
BROWN, LAWS ATKINS.
In regular line of succession this firm comes
from the renowned house Of W. b. Jones a
Co., which was established in 1861 Their
name is a synonym for all that constitutes q
frst-class grocery and liquor concern, and the
house has long been conspicuous for its COM
plete stock and generous treatment of the
trade They handle in enormous quantities
the following special brands of -four. Wed
ding Cake, Kellogg" lie Roy and "Shen-
andoah,n and among the brands Of
choice liquors they control the Premium
Cabinet, X. A. StuaTts "Rockbridge Rye"
and the STANDARD"
The morning call., 1891-03-12

A Henpecked Mans Idea.-"Of course"
said Mr.. Meekins, Il may be mistaken, but
1t does look to me as If the agitation in be-
half of woman's suffrage might be gigantic
conspiracy to enable every woman To control
two votes in her family instead of one."-
Washington Post.
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at that moment. The thought that she did
not laugh at my confession was oyerpower-
ing. Again and again | clasped her to my
breast. She did not offer to move.
My Godi | will never forget those mo-
ments of bliss. Think of it, old boy, what
great pleasure it must have been holding
the only woman | ever loved close within
my arms. The moments flew by and still
we remained in the same position.
What / said | cannot remember, for was
intoxicated with joy.
When we parted at her door later on she
said, almost in whisper:
Eyes, Phil, like you very, very much,
and if | allow myself to like YOU any better
l am afraid [ shall learn to love you"
l knew then that my little girl really
loved me, but circumstances forbade her
from making known the fact to me. Her
people were not Christians, and as my
mother, being a very strict religionist was
opposed to my marrying any but one of my
own religion, Rebecca, who was cognlzant
of my mothers ideas, rather than breed any
discOrd in my family. had made up her mind
to keep the truth to herself and make me
believe that she did not rtciprocate my pas
sim.
What thoughts flashed through my brain
as | hurried homel What curious and
original plans suggested themselves! My
fathers house was on Rutland Square and
as my room faced the park, sat by one OF
its windows watching the trees sway
backward and forward, tor l could not
find patience enough to remain in bed.
They say man is fool when he falls in
love, but think many in my position would
have been even more nODsenSicdl than |
was. There was one thing in particular
that annoyed me. Rebecca had another
lover He WAS also constant visitor at
her home and whenever | went on. 10 see
her generally found them together. His
name was Leslie Langr0n and he held q
n0SitiOn i'm the CuStOm- House, How | hated
that man! As l afterwards learned, the
feeling was mutual, and | came TO the con-
clusion that it was going to be game Of
may the best man vim
Whenever | spoke TO Miss Springer about
Langron she always replied:
You foolish boy, why lie likes us all
three girls alike. and as he is very kind to
US we are always pleased to have him call
ut the house"
To be continued.
The morning call., 1891-03-12
SUBURBAN ODDS.
Tenny the Favorite for the Big
Spring Handicap.

On the 21st inst. the racing campaign in
California will open with meeting at Mo-
desto. The association then will give .
three-day racing programme. ending on the
oath. Los Angeles follows suit Oh the 9th,
closing on the 2Sth. Then comes Fresno.
opening on the 2Sth, and San Jose wheels
into line on April Attn. On April 18th the
Blood Horse will commence its spring meet
ing. lasting two weeks. With such an ar
ray of closely following dates the race-going
portion of the public will be able to indulge
to the utmost its taste for the sport of kings.
While the local blnod-horse meeting will, of
course, be the meeting OF the series, much
interest attaches to those that precede il.
for OF them will the crop of two-year-olds
for 1891 first appear for sampling. A
youngster that opens up at the first meeting
on the date list and works through it to San
Francisco will stand a much better chance
to win some of the big stakes at the Bay
District Track in April than a comparatively
greenhOrn equine. Track education is a
great factor in two-year-old's success.
A few books have been opened in the East
on the Suburban handicap. The odds are
as follows:
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I ORIN IS THE PLACE TO ISVESF-NEW ELEC-
Il tric road commences to run Anril 1st; most con-
Yentent residence location this slde tn bay. Prop
erty 10 double in value. See our splendid bar
gains:
broom cottage s2lOO: 5-room cottage, $1,000; Z
rcom cottage. S25O0; Groom cottage and barn,
S27OO; o1her houses at $4,000, $500, $4,000 and
$1,000; lots 5UxI35, aud all convenient to station
aud electric railroad.
Choice lots. 20, 40 and SO feet front by 12O and
1876 feet deep, from $500 tn $1,000. Agents for the
beautiful Mckee Tract. IRWIN & JOHNSON, Offices
at Lorn station, the Berkeley railroad, and 463
Ninth St. Oakland mrs 1t
4 CHANCE FOR HOME-SEEKERS AT LoRIN.
n $lsO0 Gotta, e. rooms aud bath; lot 5Oxl1O
feet
S2300-Cottage, rooms; large basement; lot 50r
ls5 feet; $1,000 down, balance SZ5 month
So -GO-New cottage, = rooms; stationary wash
tubs, large basement, barn, etci lot 50xl35 feet;
$500 down.
Numerous other cot; ages and lots terms TO suit
Also cottages for rent; furnished or unfinished.
Apply to w c. MORAN, Lorin or to DUSINBURY
WURTS, 467 Ninth ST. Oakland. lake Berkeley
train; sunday engagements. mr6 1t
TOR A NICE LOT FOR A HOME APPLY TO L
1 II. SHAW, at Lorin Lumber Yard cheap If taken
The morning call., 1891-03-12
New York Markets.

NEW YORK. March 1.-THE stock market to-day
was dull and narrow, except for few leading
shares. Final trading was marked by more strength
than any previous time of the day, and the close
was duh and firm TO strong and generally at frac-
tional advances. Jersey Central is up three Silver
for some time displaced the hardening tendency,
while stock in New York has steadily though slowly
diminished during the last two or three weeks and
is now nearly two million ounces below what it was
at the highest point. Governments steady. Petro-
leum-April closed at 74IS.
NEW YORK. March 11.-United States Bonds, as.
12l; do, 41a's. lO2: Northern Pacific 27I4;
Canadian Pacific. 1854 Central Pacific, %; Union
Pacific 445s; Atchison 2514: wels-Fargo. 1876:
Western Union, soss; Silver, 9s1ac Sterling. 81 SO
"a So
NEW York, March 11.-wheat. cash. -; March,
81 1919.
fiour-firm.
Coffee-SI7 95.
Sugars 1s@5Mc
Hops-Pachc Coast, 22930i
Hides-131ac.
Copper-Lake. 81 80.
Tin-Spot, $50 l5
Lead-Domestic, 81 S7%.
1ron-Sl4
Petroeum-Aprl 741a.
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MISPLACED CONFIDENCE.

An Elderly Citizen of Colusa Meets an
Engaging Woman.
While Joseph Brown, an elderly citizen
of Colusa, was straying along Dupont
street last evening he was accosted by 9
young woman who was sitting at window
He stopped to talk to her for moment and
found her so engaging that he accepted an
invitation 10 enter. When Mr. Brown came
out lie dropped into saloon for refresh
ments and as he was about to pay for his
money was gone. The purse that he had
been relieved of contained $780, Officer
Mott, on complaint OF Brown, arrested tile
woman, who gave her name as Jennie Dur.
ham. Grand larceny was charged against
hpr
The morning call., 1891-03-12

Bacon, s@s14c 2 n for heavy and medium,
and l214913c p 10 for light: l39l313c for extra
light; Bacon Sides 90914c y 10: Eastern Sugar
cured Hams for city trade d29l2lAc; California
lIs4@l2c; Lard. tierces Eastern all kinds S$49
sc; cases, 1o@lO12c; California. tierces sg9914c;
half-bbls, 9l409Jhc: tins 1Oc pals, lO-ID. l0I2c;
do. SIN, IO1lc: kegs, 9s4@l0c . 10; Mess Beef,
81 5OdS extra mess 10. - 5O99; family DO.
sl1 509i2 clear Pork. $40 50@2U: extra prime.
S15@l5 SO: extra clear. &19 5O@20; mess do.
Sl7ai7 30 p Dbl; Pig Pork, = key, s3@5 rs; gs'
Feet, sl39l3 SO 2 Dbl; Smoked Beef, l1M9l2c
p 10
HoPs-NominaI at 26S271ac o u for common to
choice.
HIDES AND PELTS - Heavy salted steers are
quota5e at 71Rc p 10: medium, &c 2 10: light
&c n 10; Cowhides, 595% 2 lbc; salted Kip. &c;
salted Calf. 6@61a dry Hides usual selection Zee
dry Klps sc; dry Calf, Sc: prime GoatsIns, 4O95Oc
each; medium do 25935c; small skins, 10000;
Deerskins, good summer. 3712c; medium. 309 321a;
thin, 2O@25; Sheepskins shearlinsS, 10000: short
wool, 30950c; medium, 6599Oc; long WOOL 90Sa
81 rs p 10. Culls of all kinds about rs less
TALLOw-Fsir to good rendered, 31a(@3s4c; re
fined. 45s(15c: Grease. &c u 10.
wOOL-Fau clips are Quotable as follows; Saera-
meato Valley free. 139l4c: do defective. log nc;
Mountain free. 109i5c; San joaquin and Southern
QlGl0c y 10.
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THE STOCK MARKET.

The bnlls and bears had wel-dehned contest
stocks yesterday with the odds in favor Of the
bulls. Consolidated California and Virginia opened
at S91s, beaten down to $50, recovered 10
$40 and closed at S97s bid. Hest Il Belcher opened
at SO 80, SOLD up to "a SIS and closed at 81 80.
These were the active stocks though there fair
trading in several Others. 0yerman advanced to
So TO- Savage to s. 10. Union TO 81 80. Challenge
to s. 40 and Ch0lIar to 81 40.
The close was stiff all around, as will be seen
below.
Local securities were very dull aud unchanged.
Bulwer mas shipped S5493
California Powder has declared dividend of 81 4;
State Investment Insurance one of 81, San Fran
cisco Gaslight one OF soc, Oakland Gas one Of zoe
aud Stockton Gas one OF Csc, all payable on the
18th
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John r. Diekinson,s Estate.

John B. Dickinson died on March 16, 1915,
in Chicago. ILL.,, leaving, besides property
elsewhere, half-interest valued at $1,000,
in piece of land on the corner of Mont
gomery avenue and Green street. The will
was admitted to probate in New York in
1875, and yesterday Almira I. d. Sherwood
of this city filed an authenticated copy
thereof with petition for letters of admin
istration. The devisees residing ON this
Coast are the said petitioner. aud also Jen-
ME ", John 2. and Frank f. Dickinson of
Spokane Falls, Wash, the others being resi-
dents of Nav Ynrk.
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SOMETHING TO LAUGH AT.

PriseiIla-Gooduess graciousl What's the
matter with your nose. COrnelia? Have
you been painting dadO on 1t? Cornelia-
No; but Jack Frost has been painting a
freeze.-Puck.
AlPs Well That Ends Well. =" Lunch
is ready" announced the servant, interrupt
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Bolivar Pyke's first little
disagreement. Come, dear" said Mr..
Pyke, penitently. We've had our tiff.
Let's go 10 tiffn." And the dear little
woman forgave him even that-Chicago
Tribune.
A Suggestion of Economy.-Mr. Breezy
just on your account, madam, I've been
hiding my light under bushel for years.
Mrs. Breezy-Oh, dear! Extravagant as
everi Why didn't you buy tin cup?-N.
Y. Herald.
Thought the Inquiry Personal.-Y Young
housekeeper to butcher)-You may send me
up that bag Of ham, and-er-how is your
liver this morning? Butcher-Fnst rate,
mum. | been takin' Saratogy wichy for a
month.-Epoch.
zThe Bowery Revised Version. Sunday
School Teacher-You may repeat the golden
text. Johnny-Them wot's got, gifts; an
them wOt's got nOthin' gifts left-Brooklyn
Life.
Miss T0tltng-MlsS S'lmc0e was born with
silver spoon in her mouth. Miss Dim
ling-Tablesp oon?-BroGklyn Life.
What He Thought She Meant.-Robble 2
years old, saying his prayeTs)-God bless
mamma and papa and Mamma prompt
lDgy, not wishing baby sister to be forgot
teH)-And little RObbie-Little Annie
Rooney.-Boston Transcript.
A Henpecked Mans Idea.-"Of course" "
said Mr. Meekins, 81 may be mistaken, but
1t does look to me as if the agitation in be-
half of woman's suffrage might be gigantic
conspiracy 10 enable every woman To control
two votes in her family instead of ONE
Washington Post.
Tom Bigbee-I say, Epson, what would
you do If you had million? Epson Downes
-Nothing.--N. Y. Ledger.
Old Gentleman Ito suitor)-Do you think
you can give my daughter as comfortable a
home as she has now? Suitor-Yes, sir.
Old CONTAMINATION can you do it? Suitrr
On, Wen both live here.-Boston Herald
A belle of Dawson County, Tex, after
waiting half an hour in the office Of JUS
tjce of the Peace for the man she was to
marry, got impatient, borrowed the JUS
tees revolver and started to look for hel
intended. At the end of twenty minutes
she returned, driving the laggard before her,
and the ceremony was performed.
The morning call., 1891-03-12
DIVORCE PROCEEDINGS.
Complaints Filed and Several Cases Di
pospd OF

Complaints Filed and Several Cases Dis
posed Of
Florence Kincaid has been granted a
divorce from E. r. Kincaid on the ground
of failure to provide. permission being also
given her to resume her name before mar
riage.
Actions for divorce have been brought by
Alice NJ. Lee against LIE Roy e,,Amelia A.
Dragoo against NJ. +. Dragoo, Kate Con-
ners against Robert S. Corners, and Minnie
Herget against L. w. Herget.
b. AnnshyDsky has been divorced by
Judge Lawler from Jennie Annshynsky on
the ground of extreme cruelty.
Nettie Jenigen has been divorced from 0,
r. Jenigen on the ground of desertion,
The morning call., 1891-03-12

Boards of Directors.

The Potosi Mining Company has reelected
the following Board of Directors and Of
iicers: A. X. p. Harmon, w. E. Sell,
Charles T. Bridge, A. w, Rose Jr. and
Joseph Marks. A. X. p. Harmon was re-
elected President, w. e. Sell Vice President.
Charles L. Elliott Secretary and A. c. Ham
ilton Superintendent.
The Hale IL Norcross Mining Company
also reelected its old Board of Directors,
M. Hoe6ich, Joseph Marks. John f. Egan,
j. b. Low and Ii. S. Wheeler. They will
meet to-day for the purpose of electing Of
ficerS
The morning call., 1891-03-12
General Merchandise.

BAGS-CoutIne firm. Calcutta, May and June.
71sGiI4c: Wool Bags, 36tG3Ss.
LEATHER-Quiet At the decline. Heavy sole,
25@27c p 10: medium aud light do. 2le23c = IL;
No. 2 sole. l962lc; Rough Leather, l69l7c; Bun
l2Gl4c Q foot; Side Leather, 70 i4c 2 ioosi Calf
skins, 6U@n75c p 10; Ktps, S36@6O Is dog; No.
Harness. 26S2Sc: No. do. 22G35c q ID
CoAL-Diamond is quoted at 80 and Cedar River
IS q ton. The quotation for Cedar River in yes
terday's issue error.
sUGAR-The California Refinery quotes. terms
net cash: Cube, Crushed Extra Powdered aud Fine
Crushed. all 634 C; Dry formulated, B1sc; Contec-
TONERS A. 63sc; Extra C. 424c; Golden O. 412c .
~ Bags, ~ more than bbls.
The American Sugar Refinery quotes as folows.
terms net cash: Extra Fine Cube. Crushed, Flne
Crushed and Powdered, 63!c p 10; Extra Fms
Powdered &c: Dry Granulated, 61zc; A& 10. q lee:
COnfectioners' a. 63se: While ExtrI u L2e; ENtr4
C,JIsc' Golden c. 4Tsc q 10.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. March IL
SUMMARY OF THE MARREri

WEDNESDAY EVENING, March IL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKErA
Flour firm.
Wheat broke.
Barley easier.
Other Cereals unchanged
Feedstuffs IS before.
Beans quiet.
Large arrivals OF Potatoes.
Onions steady
Shipping Butter scarcer.
Cheese weak.
Eggs easier.
Poultry weak.
Game steady.
Oranges lower. Lines scarcer.
Grain Bags firm.
uuiet
The morning call., 1891-03-12
SOCIAL RECEPTION.

The Y. NJ. C. a. to Celebrate a Large Ac-
cessiOn to Its Ranks.
A unique entertainment and reception
will be given this evening at the Young
Mems Chris tian Association Building il
celebration OF the fact that 400 names have
recently been added to the roll of member
ship. The Rev. DR.. Freeland, late of De
troit, will deliver an address. The young
people Of the First Congregational Church
will provide entertainment and refresh
ments and several novel features will bt
introduced to make the evening an unusu
ally pleasant and interesting one.
The morning call., 1891-03-12
Ready to Proceed,

After day of searching and sorting
among all sorts and conditions of available
and Unavailable jury material in Judge Muir
phys department yesterday twelve good
men and true were finally selected to try the
case of Frederick Charles Beck, the con-
fessed slayer of j. NJ. Bowen. The taking
of testimony will be commenced this morn
inc
The morning call., 1891-03-12

The regular monthly meeting of the Cali
fornia State Floral Society will be held in
the parlors of the State Board of Horti-
culture, go Suffer street, tomorrow after.
noon at O'Clock. The subjects for discus
sions are: Roses That Do Best on Their
Own Roots aud as Standards" "Rhododen-
drons," by Mrs. Helen A. Cross, and 'sAn-
nuals With Long Flowering Season." by
Mrs, w. H. Smyth
The morning call., 1891-03-12
ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.



A LAMBDA AGEN CT- ADVERTISEMENT
n and subscriptions received at the Alameda
Branch ONCE OF THE MORNING CALL SCHNEI
DER 4 CO., 1885 Park St
GzOOO A CHANCE FOR BARGAIN; MOD
II iOUO. ern 2story residence ON broadway;
lot iU0X22O; an excellent well. with windmill and
tank; street macadamiZed and pateut-stone side
walk. Apply 10 JOSEPH a. LEONARD, cor. Park
ST. and Genital ave-, Alameda. mrl2 #
QOONO $500 CASH, BALANCE INSTALL
VN-COO. meursi new modern cottage; lot 3Sx
lUJ: handy to trains and schools. Address Owner,
Box ll5, CALL Branch once. Its
GO0EO ONLY $500 CASH-MODERN COT
U --Ob. rage o. rooms aud bath and high base
men1; cement walks laid; only blocks from Clin-
ton station ". +. BARNARD K son, Ninth and
Washington SIS. mrI2 1t
QEQO0 BIG BARGAIN; 2-STORY HOUSE;
u OUOU. rooms bath ali improvements;
meHt waiks best neighburhO0d; nr. Chestnut Sta
tion; 44Il5O; $3.50 cash, balance $40 monthly.
Address T. 3. u, Box l25, CALL Branch. mrT I'm
C.0S0n NEw MODERN TwO-STORY HOUSE
,TOUOO. or rooms; lot 3T:5Il2O feet; all
street work completed; near station; $500 cash and
balance in easy instalilneuts-
$500, worth Sl2,e00-Nili be sold for mortgage
money and interest: modern stUry-3ud-G-haif house
or II rooms; best location in Alameda; between
railways, biCcSs from either depot; lot 75x161
feet with good stable. Apply 70 THOS. A. SMITH
& CO, 1901 Park St, broad gauge, OF to r. :. FAIL
CoNER, L Montgomery St, San Francisco. fe2S Is.
CEVERAL ZINE BARGAINS FOR SALE on AC-
- count OF departure and financial trouble; houses
10 rent and money to loan. II. 2. MOREAL * CO.,
1892 Park st-.Aameda.4O2 Montgomery SIS. FLO u
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Boards S F Gssllght. 59sh.
A scu1ptured History OF Ca1ifornla

Rupert Schmid, the sculptor, offers an
original suggestion for the illustration of
CALIFORNIA; history at the Worlds Fair. In
cdents in the lives of Generals Fremont and
Vallejo could, according to Mr.. Schmidt S
idea, be represented by statuary groups,
while the history of the State could BE mar
rated in panels around the walls. The mon
umeDtal work would be OF bronze and
tnorh1p