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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-27

MARYsvuIF. No. Sept 26-The remains
OF Ex-Governor Morehouse were viewed by
the public from 9 A. NJ. to p NJ. to-day at
the family residence The funeral services
at tie house were held AZ o'clock. The
ceremonies were under the auspices OF the
harysyiile Lodge No. lG5, A. T. and A. NJ, Of
which lie was worshipful master Marysyille
Sommandery acting rs an escort. Rev. John
Eiuell delivered an eloquent and pathetic
discourse az the house. in which he paid u
glowing tribute 10 has deceased friend. The
business houses of the city were closed this
afternoon ron Zto 4 O'Clock in accordance
with Mayor Green's proclamation.
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Illinois Democrats.

CHICAGO, Sept. 26.-Cook county Demo
Gratis held an enthusiast and harmonious
convent, on At Northside Turner Hall to-day.
Both wings of the party-the County De-
mocracy and the Chicago Democracy-were
represented and the following ticket was
nominated: Superior Court Judge, Jonas
Hutchinson: Superintendent OF Schools,
Charles +. Babcock; Drainage Commission
ers W. Is. Boyle and l.. Il. Cooley. The
ticket was completed by the nomination OF
ten county commissioners.
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Reception TO Mrs. Harrison.

BosroN, Mass Sept z6.-The reception at
Newton Club this afternoon TO Mrs.
Harrison and Mrs. Mckee was
very brilliant affair. Tic clubhouse
WAS filed with crowd OF 500 or more
ladies' from 20 O'Clock. Mrs. Governor
Kee at the ciub-rooms. and presented them 10
the ladies Of Newtonyile The decorations
OF tie clubhouse both outside and inside
were exceedingly hne. At tho close Of there
..epnon the distinguished ladies returned to
tuburndaie
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-27
Colonel Robles Arrested,

BROWNSVILLE. TEX. Sept. 26.-Authentio
adyices say that Colonel Robles, of the Fifth
infantry, Mexican army, stationed at Matam-
oras. has been arrested by order Of tho COM
manding general. In company with General
G. Orlin. who is also under arrest. he will be
sent to Vera Cruz for trial. The arrest OF
Colonel Robles is supposed to be connected
with the late revolutionary movement.
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Sesaion of Odd-Fel1OMs.

Sr. LOUIS, No., Sept 26.-The weather be-
ing very warm to-day the Sovereign Grand
odee of Odd Fellows did notItransact large
amount OF business. The constitutional
amendment providing for admission into the
order Of youths of eighteen years was De
decided to postpone for year consideration
OF the liquor question. The effect OF this VIII
be 10 leave saloon-keepers eligible for year
70 come.
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Mora Encouraxin9 News.

GUTHRIE. o. r.. Sept. 26.-The news from
Chandler to-day is more encouraging. Plenty
Of provisions are now on the ground. and
people no longer suffer from hunger and
thirst. Water was discovered at depth of
three feet one hundred feet from the Govern
ment town site. There will be a tremendous
rush for lots, and petitions are being circu-
lated asking the militia to shut out all horses
and vehicles. If this is not done many .peo-
ple will probably be crushed in the wild rusp
into the town.
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THE GAY FRENCH CAPITAL.
Fearfui Shooting Accidsnt-ForeiGners In
Paris-Indlgnant Walters

Fearfui Shooting ACKNOWLEDGEMENT IN
Paris-IndIgnant Walters.
Especial Dunlap Gable to The Times.I
Pans. Sept. 2G.-Newspapers lave been
filed with shooting accidents this week, for
a French sportsman when he goes 10
chasse is a veritable walking dynamite bomb.
Yesterday. III the vicinity OF Nelac IN the
Department OF Lot ct Garonne a number OF
young men, who belong 10 the
fashionable world. went out shooting.
One of them, Albert Bomerk, thlnk-
inp he saw a fine .hare rushing through
bushes. potted II in true sportsman-ike style.
IL turned out TO be a two-year-old BABY crawl
inc ON all tours. the nurse being hidden be-
mind q huge tree within few feet The poor
little thing being shot rolled over quite dead;
and the enthusiastic sportsman. who rushed
forward to bag his game. tainted at the sight
of the bleeding corpse OF the child The
affair has caused the greatest commot!on
throughout the country.
FOREIGNERS IN PARIS.
Tho census of foreigners who actually live
in Paris was made known yesterday. In
glancing over it one is surprised TO find that
dry official figures destroy the pet American
illusion which has always made out that the
American population in the city IS one OF con-
siderable proportions Here are the figures
as the census gives them: English aud irish;
I2.7g1: Germans. 2O.8 IS; Americans United
States, 4,267; Americans Mexican, 2o4;
South Americans. 30,5; Austrians, 1887. All
other nationalities amount to the grand total
of lS0,972
INDIGNANT WALTERS.
The old agitation of walters with an amoi-
ton TO wear moustaches and beard mado
trouble again last night when dig meeting
was held. The following resolution was
adopted The walters in restaurants ana
hotels. representing all important establish
ments in Paris, at meeting OF the Labor TX
change. authorize their delegates TO meet their
| hlv AT which II was decided that whether the
masters agree or not to give them satisfaction;
| they will on fixed date let their boards and
moustaches grow. Further, II any ,enpioyes
are dismissed on account OF this they are q
| he supported while out OF work by the funds
| Of the union.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-27

Joseph Black. appointment farmer residing
In Indiana with his wife and TWO dsugntefs,
were killed By train yesterday.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TRUSTEES SALE - IN ACCORDANCE WITH
the terms and under the authority of a certain
deed OF trust duly executed by DAVID b. FRAN
CTS and LOUISE j. FRANCIS. his wife, parties OF
the first part, to HENRY G. CAMPBELL and THAD-
DEUS Il. KEN parties OF the second part, and the
san francisco Savings Union of the third part the
same being dated September IL. 1887. and recorded
In the ce Of the County Recorder Of the city and
county of San Francisco, State of California, in
Book 1857 OF Deeds at page ll2 and following,
and IN pursuance OF resolution passed on the 2SIh
day OF May 1891 by the Board OF Directors of said
San Francisco Savings Union, a corporation, and
the holder of the note (No. 1861. to secure pay
ment OF which the aforesaid deed of trust was exc
cuted, declaring tn default had been made In
the payment OF the principal sum, aud other
sums, due under said note and deed of trust,
BELL and THADDEUs b. KENT Trustees to sell
the real estate described therein 70 satisfy said in
debtedneSs, we, HENRY G. CAMPBELL and
THADDEUS b. KENT. Trustees. DO hereby give mo-
tice that on TUESDAY the 3Oth day of June. A. d.
1891, at IL O'Clock NJ OF that day, and at the auc-
tion saIesroom OF EaSton, Edridge 4 Co., 63S Mar
ket street. in the city and county of San Francisco
State of California, we Will sell at public auction,
TO the highest bidder for cash In gold coin of the
ate In the city and county of San Francisco, State
of California, described as follows, to wit: Com
OF the southeriy line of Vallejo street with the
westerly line OF Taylor street. thence running west
erly along said line of Vallejo street hundred
and thirty-seven feet and six inches 3d. thence
at right angles Southerly one hundred and thirty
seven feet and six inches Q37 80, thence at right
angles easterly one hundred and thirty-seyen feet
and six inches (l37 6) to the westerly line Tay-
lor street, and thence northerly along said last
named line one hundred and thrty-seven feet and
six inches (l37 :6). to the point Of commencement
being ffty-yara lot No. Sl0 together with the APP
purtenances. Terms OF sale-Cash in gold coin OF
the United States: 10 per cent payable to the un-
dersigned on the fall OF the ham amer, balance on
delivery of deed; aud If not so paid unless for
want OF title Oen days being allowed for search).
then said 10 per cent be forfeited and sale TO
be void. Acts Of sale at purchasers expense
HENRY c. CAMPO ELL l,c-rstoos
THADDEUS Is. KENT, A'u''oS0.
je9 IL 16 10 % 26 80 1t
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10 PURCHASERS OF
FRUITVALE LANDS.

In the Offering for sale of tract OF land I'm small
subdivisions on easy terms, by spectators oper
aters in real estate it Is cuStomariy deemed nece5
SafY that there Sh0Ild De margin or nearly lou
per cent between the value of the tract a whole
and that to be realized IN lots in order TO cover
penSeS OF sale commission, interest capital. and
plot of land containing nearly twenty acres,
deStrably situated at the terminus OF the High
land Park. and also OF the new FruttYale
avenue railroads, which would be willing to sell
Plank sidewalk laid fgom the railroad and through
out the tract This property is so situated that 1t
could be SubdiEided into lots OF 50-fOOt frontage
and sold at a handsome. advance over the price
named II purchasers desire. II a syndicate of buy
ers be formed TO take up the entire tract within
short time, propose to offer the property in twenty
large subdivisions OF about an acre-each SuDdi-
vision having street frontage of 200 to 800 feet
the following terms: Price of each OF the twenty
subdivisions;
$1O00-oN E-oUARTER CAsH-$l000
Subscriptions will be taken from proposed pur-
chasers-a deposit being made at time of SubScr1p-
tIoH OF SIOO Tor each plot; within 80 days, or as
soon as fifteen subscriptions have been made. $3.50
more must be paid: then subscribers to make their
selections, subscriber No. having first choice. No
the second choice and so on in numerical order
There is not single plot in the tract that is not
wen worth the price pald-many OF them
are worth very much more By the plan
indicated each purchaser is Independent of
all others, and those who subscribe early
have a great advantage OF first choice. A
Certificate of Title by approved searcherS VIII be
furnished each purchaser without expense. II de-
sired. Deed and mortgage prepared without charge.
To each purchaser who may erect q dwelling on his
street railroads to either Fruitvale or Brooklyn
station fer five years will be furnished. Map show
ing location ana further Information can be had at
the office OF the undersigned Intending purchasers
vantageous one for buyers aud is likely TO be taken
up promptly.
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n REAT BARGAIN ON ACCOUNT OF DEPART
" ure-S220O, beautiful broom cottage, all mod
err improvements; l block from depot; prom
nent street; lot 50x1S5; beautiful grounds, with
90 different varieties of roses; sunny side OF
street, easy terms.
Great bargain-Brand-new Broom cottage; all
modern Improvements: block from depot; $1,000 {:
half cash. balance easy terms
Houses built to order the instalment plan;
$500 or $500 down, balance easy monthly pay
meutS.
month.
Cottage to rent. furnished OF unfurnished; lots
$500 upward. OF IS, So SIS per month Inquire
of w. c. MORAN, Lorin DUSINBpR1 a
WURTS. 467 Ninth St, oakland; take Berkeley
train or new electric car which passes doors sun
dav enRaqementS. ie27 % 30 iyl ST
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30 beautiful lots on the sunny slope of the Po-
trero Hills; grand view: no drifting sand; within
few minutes walk of the City Hall. Uuion
center Of the manufacturing district; dont delay,
but buy before the boom. which is sure 10 come; 40
lots sold IN less than two months lots surveyed
and fenced; prices $500 and upward; terms easy ;
call o send for mans.
McAFEE. BALDWIN 4 HAMMOND, 10 Mont
gOmery street. ie2S SuTuTh
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.

OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
" subscriptions received at the Oakland Branch
once OF The MORNING CALL, 902 broadway.
CACRfFICIAL BARG AINS-BY BURIAL, 1915
~ broadway. Oakland.
$75O0-Fine, nearly new, house, i nice rooms
and modern conveniences; barn and carriage
house. etc; the lot is l50x325 feet. NV cor. OF
fine ayenue new electric cars pass the door; worth
$1,000.
S4O00-ChOice corner on Grove ST.. electric car
line; 5Oxi4O feet; good cottage, rooms and mod
cru convenieneeS: weii-tank and windmill; barn,
etc; actually worth $4,000.
S2OO0-House rooms; we'll barn. good fence;
lot S2X141 feet; between San Pablo ave. cable and
Groye-St electric Dad ought TO sell quick at $4,000.
Lots, acres Investment and residence bargains
unequaled. Call quick on WILL II. BURIAL,
l0l6 Broadway, Oakland. je2s 1t
COMETHING NEW
~ TO PURCHASERS OF
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ATToRNEYs-AT-LAW.

u l.. JENKINS. ATTORNEY AT LAW, %
u. Fourth St alvce free all legal matters "a Sc
FRANK KENNEDY, ATTORNEY, 90 MURPHY
Building; all cases promptly prosecuted. jell ON
WICK MATTHEWS, ATTORNEY AT-LAw, 33I
w Montgomery St, Room /: prObating estates aud
foreelOsing mechanics liens specialties. je7 IT
A DNICE FREE; READ AID. PERSONALS. G. w
"a HOWE Co, Attorneys-at-law. $50 Market. II
A NJ. ARMSTRONG, ATroRNEY-AT-LAw. RE-
n moved to Academy Sciences Building, r. So "
y T. CASoN. ATTORNEY AT LAW, 500
II. Kearny ST.. Rooms and 3. apl4 6m
CLARA FOLTZ, ATTORNEY-AT-LAw- PRAC-
" tees State and Federal courts. 4lO Kearny 2 Gin
- A. CROIHERS ATTORNEY 5O5
IL. Clay ST nos II
w w. DAVIDSON. ATToRNEY-AT-LAW. I'D
W California St. Rooms l4-l5 advice trea d3It
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Z. c. SESSIONS,
422 Twelfth Street. Oakland. Cal
telS ThSuTu st
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ROOMS TO LET-CoNTINUED.

O9d LINDEN AVE. NEAR COUGHS SUNNY
ZCt unfinished rooms; yard. my3l tt
O00 GOOD ROOMS-7l5 HOWARD ST., NEAR
ZOO Third; gas and water in each room: reading
room and bath free; linen changed daily; house
open all night: best beds in the world: rooms per
day, from 5Oe upward; per week, from 81 80. 20 tx
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to Is cents per week, delivered by carrier any
part OF the city, the Bulletin is the best, Oldest
and largest evening paper published the coast:
orders by poStal-card otherwise viii receive
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NEW COTTAGE OF ROOMS ANDBATH NEAR
~ station in Alameda; will sell cheap or exchange
for city property. Address X Y, Box 100, CALL
Branch once. je2S St*
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LOnGING-HonsEs FoR sALE-

CJ7nO FINE Conner HOUSE NORTH OF
- tOO. arket; = rooms: finely furnished.
clears 500 q month. W. r HEALY. has Markell
GS00 LODGING-HoUsE. II ROOMS; BEST
u OOO. location city. HEALY, l14S Market It.
no FIND GENUINE BARGAINS co TO l. D.
L BARNARD & co, 224 Kearny ST. 1ts
W ANTED-MODERN LODGING-HOUSE: ELL
" located; north OF Market; about 20 rooms:
must be a bargain. Address Home, Box 81. CALL
Branch once. lie y 3ta
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OAKLAND HOUSES TO RENT.

DOR RENT-S35 HOME FOR S1S: WATER
i free; rooms, oath and all conveniences; nice
location; close TO cars: West Oakland wner going
away and must rent; head of family wanting TO
save money can apply at $50 Suffer ST.. San Fran
CISCO. Ie29 3tA
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CEE0 FORCED To SELL. THIS DAY:
tCOOO. saloon positively cheap at $3.50; see this
Rnd offer. MCLAUGHLIN & Co, 70 Kearuy. l.
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ARCHITECTS.
:. ORIN KEAL ESTATE.

CPLENDID OPENING FOR ARCHITECT TO
~ step into good established business. Apply to
DUSINBURY * WURTS. 4B7 Ninth oakland ie.SD II
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GALLON COR THIRD AND FOLSOM; MUST
= be sold before July ST. any reasonable offer &C
EeUted-
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CARPETS.

EnO SECONDHAND CARPETS FOR SALE
OtO very cheap. J. NOONAN, IOI7-l0z3 Mission
street. Je27 If
CARPETS-SMITH'S BRUSSELS. CSC A YARD;
- installmsnt price elsewhere 81 q yd. N. FRIED
Man q CO., =zS-23O stockton. and Z37 Posi- Il Il
brussels CARPETS. SOC LAID: FLOOR
ID cloths zoe :. ". SHREK. 1874 Stockton. m2tf
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GOLDEN GATE REAL ESTATE.

OK LOTS IN GOLDEN GATE TRACT
~ 81 lots in Maxwell Tract.
l9 lots in Parsons Tract: $500 to $3.50 each :
payable in monthly nstallments.
Take Berkeley train, stop at Golden Gate Station,
and ask for F. BOEGLE, owner. lei tt
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FURNITURE FOR SALE.
FURNITURE. NEW. CLEAN FRESH STOCK:
1 lowest prices for cash a. SAMUEL DEALS SlS
Mission ST. above Fourth. ie20 I'm
4 GOOD CHANCE-YOUR HOUSE FURNISHED
- complete with furniture. carpets. stoves, cur
talnS, blankets pictures ana mirrors al cash prices
on easy lnstailmentS: small deposit. NJ. FRIED
MAN q CO.'S. largest iHslailment house the
Coast, 22S-23O stockton, 257 Post ST.; open even
lngs; prompt attention paid 70 country orders lst
A SPECIAL NOTICE-I HAVE REMOVED TO
~ large, new stores. lZ6 Fourth ST.: prices reduced
10 bed rock all round; paroT suits, S25 10 SO;
ranges, 50 mp; 500 SECONDHAND carpets; chamber
sets, SD TO SO: cash or ins1ameut goods shipped
free. L. II NELSON, 126 Lourth 81. apl n
EVY Ctfs - or PIECES. SIS CASa,
~ or inSJaliment. WILEY BROS g3l Mission q
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"A ANTED - LODGING HOUSE WELL-FUR-
BY 9l3l5 Market St ie3D %
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AN OFFER WANTED

q 0eO0 FINE NEW MODERN COTTAGE: g
.DCOOO. rooms, bath aud laundry; corner 50x
100: street work done: irst-ciass location; easy
terms II. NJ CAMERON, 479 Ntuth ST., Oakland.
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N-E HAVE a CUSTOMER THAT WANTS IT,
" rent nice house Of not more than 10 rooms
E134a Market st ie3O 2ts
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

G1SO0 ALL THE COMFORTS OF GRAN
'DtOUO. deur. scenery and health; home A
acres in city OF 5000; cosy house. chick n-houses,
chickens fruit. flowers, ETC.; easy terms Nc
LAUGHLIN Il Co, 20 Kearny. Its
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GEOO GROCERY AND BAR SOUTH OF MAR
- OOO. ket 81. living rooms: fine bargain. CON
RAD L CO, II Fourth st. lis
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COO- FINE CORNER SALOON NEAR MAR
- 40. ket ST. with years lease: . entrances:
best bargain in the city; worth $500. MORGAN Il
co 1,s keaTuV
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GO0O0 ON NORTH SIDE OF LUSK AVE,
sDZOOU. north of and near Fortieth ST.: lots
AZ 6xl41 TT. each; fine 5-room cottage and stable
on one lot the other nicely cultivated in fruit and
vegetables; desirable home place. FOr paTticu ars
apply TO owner on premises ie25 Tt
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EXPREsS BUSINESS: STEADY WORK;
j. double team not very good: can buy own price
going away. FURLONG, 1921 Market st. It,
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GE0D SALOON NEAR MARKET ST: BILL
u OOO. iaTds pool; 4 card-rOoms; fine fixtures {;
large stock; big trade: viii bear Investigation. es-
pocIal BARGAIN. CONRAD & co. II Fonrth 81. IL
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CTFADY MAN WANTED As PARTNER IN a
- fine saloon. money not much object as to
have a man willing TO take active part NOR
GAN & co. 23S RearuySt. Its
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

- Il. UMBSEN & CO.,
VI.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND HoUSEBROKERS,
Members s. f. Real Estate Exchange
IA MONTGOMERY ST.
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GONSERNATOIRE OF MUSIC-OPERATIC AND
~ dramatic elocution; elocutiOn in all branches:
pupils brought out when competent; classes and
private lessons; dramatic classes Wednesday P.
children. MRS MELVILLE SNYDER, 1873 Nc
Allister ST. je2S It's
DIANO-TEACHER FROM LEIPSIC CoNSERVA-
L tory of Music; 81 per lesson. 526 Hayes % 5t*
CUURSES- ROECKEL NEW VOCAL ROOMS, II7O
y Market, Donohoe Building elevator je26 l4t*
DIANo: VOICE Culture, ELOCUTIoN:
dramatic classes. MISS BkALE, 32s o'Farreli. Il
A COMPARTMENTS PIANO LESSONS: CALL
~ pupils homes MRS HARRIS, sos Mission. 3m
d w. KIMBALL. TEACHER OF PIANO. 2912
i Howard ST.; terms moderate. jelO I'm
CIGNoR G. CIPoLLONI (FROM ROME. ITALY,
~ mandolin teacher. Room 80, ll70 Markets I'm
DROP. LOVE. TEACHER OF STAGE AND BALL
i room dancing, Irving Hall, 1S9 Post St lei I'm
DACIFC ENGINEERING SCHOoL-kNGINE ER-
i Ing. architecture, surveying. III Post fe20 Tyr
SCHOOL CIVIL, MINING. MECHANICAL EN-.
- cheering, surveying, architecture, drawing as
saying; eStab 1864 A. Van der Mai len 723 Mkt Il tt
MANDOLIN AND VIOLIN INSTRUCTIONS;
WI italian method; genuine italian mandolinS,
mandolas lutes. PROF. ADELSTEIN, 1909 Suffer.
ii EALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE ~ POST ST.
IL Doubieentry book keeping, penmanship, short
hand, writing, teegraphy etc. ali included in
business course under one fee Of ST5. je30 &
DACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE $50 POST Sc.
\ Life scholarship, SI5; daS ana evening. oc2Vh
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orders by postateard otherwise will receive
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ID EN0 EACH-CHEAP BARGAIN.

~ N EAtH-LHE
SDOOO lots 50xl25: 100 feet above sea level;
block from Fruityale-aye. railroad, now in opera
ton; fine view of Oakland, Alameda, San Francisco
and bay; cannot be excelled even in the Blasdei
Tract, where lots the same size three times the
price: surrounded by fine houses: party going East
will sell one both; half cash, balance to suit
A. r. DOW, Twenty-third-ayenue Station. Oak
land. ie25 I'm
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CORO SALOON IN FINE LOCATION, DOING
CHs)OO. good business; , living rooms low rent
good reasons Ter selling; rare bargain. CONRAD
q CO., L Fourth St is
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GOEO SALOON; CENTRALLY LOCATED;
OOOV. north of Market: ntted mp in frSt-class
STYLE; Al hnsiness. NJ. LESS 5 Fourth st. Ii
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Tor SALE, CHEAP-BRANCH BAKERY CAT-
i dy notion and cigar store; 2 living rooms; rent
Rl5. Apply Il2 Ninth 81. 1e2g {ts
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dDAIO U. Heights. A beautiful corner lot in
East Oakland, adjoining the proposed Lake Merritt
boulevard and of the best lots in Peraita
Heights now much sought after for desirable
residence homes. This lot has frontage OF one
hundred and n1netythree feet 1888. and will easily
make two good lots. The above must be sold be-
fore July LIST. Apply at once T. w. WOODWARD,
9O2 broadway, Oakland. Ie26 Ii
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