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THE DEAD Diplomatic.
ObseqUies of the Earl of Lytton
Paris.


Paris.
PARIS, Nov. 29.-The obsequies of the
Right Hon. Edward Bulwer Lytton, Earl of
Lytton, British ambassador at Paris, who
died suddenly in this city Tuesday last,
were held yesterday in the English Church.
The ceremonies, which were very impress
sive, were attended by an immense number
of people. Among those present besides
the family of the dead Statesman and au-
thor, were many of his personal friends and
men who had won Eigh positions in the
literary world, and all the members O;
the Diplomatic Corps at present in Paris,
and large number of members of The
French Senate. The church was crowded,
and hundreds of persons were unable to
gain admission. The celebrated French
painter. B0nnat, had just finished portrait
of the Earl. and his picture was placed on
an easel, which stood at the head OF the
casket as 1t laid in the church.
After the services nj the church the body
was conveyed to the railway station en-
route for England, where it will be inferred.
The route taken by the cortege from the
church TO the railway station was lined by
$500 troops, who had bean detailed for duty
by the French Government Five thOusana
persons have called at the British Embassy
and Inscribed their names as mark of re-
spect to the dead ambassador. Reid. the
American Minister TO France, sent b2auti-
ful wreath, which was PLACED upon the bier.
Reid was present at the funeral services.
All the Ministers of State were present.
President Carnot was represented by Gen
eral BrugIere. Prominent among the mourn
ing assemblage were Princess Matilda and
the Prince of Monaco. The service was fully
choral, and the scene was most impressive
ana.
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Renort of the Worlds Fair Wnr;,

WASHINGTON, Nov. 20. - Ex-senator
Palmer. President of the National Commits
sion of the Worlds Columbian Exposition.
submitted to President Harrison the report
of the commission i'll regard to the progress
and condition OF the exposition work. IL
concludes with strong Endorsement of the
action of the Board of Control in applying
for loan of So. COCO by the General Cow
ernment. This report and tho report OF the
Board Of Lady Managers, previously sub
mltted to the President. will form the basis
OF special message TO Congress some time
in December
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NATIONAL INTERESTS.
Senator Allison's Views on the nicaragua
Canal and Worlds Fair,


Canal and Worlds Fair
CHICAGO, Nov. 29.-Uuited States Senator
Allison of Iowa, speaking yesterday of the
Nicaragua canal said he believed it should
be built and be under American control. 70
this end he felt that Congress should aid il
in some form. At the close of the last SEES
sion the Committee on Foreign Affairs favor
ably reported a bin to take Sl00,001.0j0 of
the bonds, but in the crush of appropriations
no action WAS taken. The bill gave the
Government practical control by providing
that 70 per cent should be placed in its
vaults. The Senator says when the bill
comes up in the Senate the vote will not be
divided on party hues, but OF course, it is
hard to say what the new House will do.
AS to the Worlds Fair $4,000 600 loan he
could say but one thing, and that is the fair
should be considered above all as national
enterprise. AS such, every encouragement
should be given it, aud he Will voie for what
is actually necessary to make IL SucH.
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The New York Legislature.

New YORK, Nov. 29.-Chairmaa Jane,
W. Hustled of tho Republican, Executive
Committee and Chairman William Bruot-
field of the State Committee will confer a,
to what shall be done TO eheekmate Gov.
ernor Hills plan to steal the LEGISLATURE
and eminent counsel will be employed to aid
in the work. There are those who predict
the indictmentof many Democratic county
cauva Ssers, who have not only seized bailnts
and counted them for the men Hill wan tie i
at Albany, but issued certificates OF election
upon the doctored returns.
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Wanted for Embezzlement.

SALEM (0regonl. Nov Ex-Governor Pen
noyer yesterday issued warrant for the ar
rest of j. II. Tauton on requistion from
Governor Francis of Missouri. Another left
this evening for Ashland. the prisoner being
in Jail there. Iautou, alias j. Horace
Greeley, is wanted in Missouri for the en-
bezzlement of 5000 from the Farmers Bank
of Jamesport, and also on a charge of
fOrgprp-
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.

OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.
5000 TO $500 EACH.
ONLY $40 CASH,
BALANCE SIS MONTHLY.
ALL THIS WEEK. THE LAST WEEK
ENDING SATURDAY. DECEMBER 5TH,
OF OUR GRAND OFFER
IN THE WARNER TRACT.
ALL LOTS IN BLOCKS Is, 10, 20.
50xl5O EACH.
5000 TO $500 EACH THIS WEEK.
OVER 200 LOTS SOLD
IN THE WARNER TRACT SINCE OCT. nth.
ONLY 40 MINUTES TO SAN FRANCISCO.
ONLY Is MINUTES TO OAKLAND.
YOU CAN DOUBLE YOUR MONEY IN ONE
YEAR ON EVERY LOT YOU BUY.
THE PowER.HoUsE AND THE
CAR-HousEs ARE BEING ERECTED UPON
THE WARNER TRACT.
AN ELEGANT HOTEL WILL BE ERECTED
UPON THE WARNER TRACT.
OVER 20 HOUSES WILL BE BUILT UPON THE
WARNER TRACT INSIDE OF ONE YEAR
THE STREETS ARE GRADED AND CITY
WATER PIPED TO YOUR FRONT DooRAT
THE PRESENT OWNERS EXPENSE
REMEMBER
EVERY LOT REMAINING UNsoLD JANUARY /
WILL BE ADVANCED 30 PER CENT.
THIS WEEK LAST WEEK
OF CHEAP LOTS IN THE WARNER TRACT
IF YOU EVER EXPECT TO OWN A HOME
WITH THE METROPOLIS OF THE STATE AT
YOUR FRONT DOOR, BUY ONE OR TWO OF
THESE LOTS.
REMEMBER
THE LOTS you BUY THIS WEEK FOR 5000
AND $500
WILL BE ADVANCED NEXT WEEK TO $3.50
AND $3.50 EACH.
AND IN LESS THAN ONE YEAR WILL DOUBLE
IN PRICE
CARRIAGES WILL BE IN WAITING AT OUR
OAKLAND OFFICE EACH DAY AT l O'CLOCK
TO CONVEY PARTIES 70 THE TRACT
OAKLAND OFFICE OPEN EVENINGS.
SEND FOR MAPS OR CALL FOR Full PAR
TICULARS
NJ J. LAYMANCE x CO.
400 EIGHTH ST. OAKLAND CAL,
or LATHEOr-FLINT co.
70 MONTGOMERY ST. SAN FRANCISCO
no29 u
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Charities and Corrections.

CHICAGO, Nov. 29-The Executive Com
mittee of the National Conference of Chari-
ties and Corrections decided to hold the
next annual meeting in Denver, on June
9th.
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9J06 AND $3.50 PER LOT-ONLY SO CASH
u ~ and s. per month Is desired; choice lots
beautifully located at Ferkeey, with railroad sta
ton the tract and electric line adjoining same:
200 lots sold and so left for sale; early for
bargain. T. w. WOODWARD & Co, 9o2 Broad
way Oakland NOES II
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ROOMS To LET.

ROOMS To LET.
clio SUNNY FLAT: ROOMS BATH: WA
I'D q. ter free. 430 Fourteenth ST. no30 7t*
III SUFFER-, NEAR TAYLoR-NICELY FUR
nished room; gas: BATH SIS. no30 3tr
CEn SUTTER-2 HANDSOME FRONT ROOMS;
AOO each 81 90 week. lt+
1921 tSH-FuRNIsHED ROOM sUITA BILE
30 II for two men. noS0 2L~
II "A slXfH-NlCELY FURNISHED SUNNY
Lp rooms: house and furniture new. no30 2l~
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LoRtN l:EAL ESTATE.

TOR GENUINE BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE
Inquire OF W. &. MORAN. Lorin. Take Berkeley
train Sunday engagements noe LIN
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S.NCO CANDY STORE AND FACTORY.
- ~. handsomely htted up. clears about $50
g. 20 month; gong into another branch of
business, IN a good location: stock worth the
------- q n.rsAin. VI. LESS. 5 LnmLtA 81 IL
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N.I10O CORNER GROCERY AND BAR; All
e. w. location; stock and fixtures will in
voice fully $1,000; brisk bar trade: VIII clear at
'---- 80 moath; sn unusually good offer, which
---A- ra.t n. LESS . Ennrrh 81 ~
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GDS0 WILL BUY BEFORE THE lSr A GRO
= ~ Gerry, bar and notion store; a neat we'll
10 Well-paying place, with 3 living rooms
rHut SIS; no better location: splendid bar trade
WIFI invoice over $3.50, and is well worth s5UO
7-s. tctory reasons for making this great sacrihce
~ LESS. toUTth st.
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BEEkELET REAL ESTATE.

GEE TH1S-ELEGANT NEW CoTrAGEIN WEST
- Berkeley: 10th St, BET. Bancroft and Charming
ways; 8 large rooms. bath. basement. all modern
improvements; lot S5xl3O. See owner, Claiming
way, In new building. no2S 70 30 Dies 9 Z . IT
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DR. II. G. YOUNG. DENTIST. FORMERLY WITH
~ q. w. LEEK OFarreii St. at IS4I Polk,
near JACKSON; painless extraction of teeth nol3 6m
T EEK OPPOSITION POST GRADUATE DEN
II tai Colege-All work free plate So. crowns So
silver filings soc. gnld 81, extracting free, Re
eeption-rUom l07. ll7O Market ST. nolo tt
NY CHILD KNOWS GAS Is DANGEROUS:
~ by my wonderful secret local application to
the gums any tooth may be extracted or flied
palniessly; nine first prizes awarded me or finest
filings. plate and bridge WORK; Office open even
ines and sundays. DIR. g. w. LEEK, o. Farrell. Ct
GET A SET FOR TEETH: WARRANTED AS
70 good as can be nade Milling 81. DIR. SINMS
dentist. $50 Market ST.. next Baldwin Thcater ltf
DR. .KEA, 923 MARKET, EXT. TEETH SOC;
II with gas 81; filings low; open evenings my2tt
o. SIT: REPAIRING 81: FILLING 81 ;ExF9.
tp = painless. soc. DIR. CA. PERRY. Mason. mott
COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION, sos MARKET
~ ST. (Phelan BuildiHgl positively extract teeth
without pain with Cotton Gas -; also perform all
operations in dentistry. DIR. CHAS.w w. DECKER7 II
DB.A.LUDLUM HILL l4f3 MARKET ST, NEAR
are made; old plates made over IKE newi testn
from So per set; extracting soc: gas given Att
A FULL SET OF TEETH FOR 81; FILLING AT
~ lowest prtces work warranted DIR j. W.
KEY. e4l Market ST OPP, Baldwin. aus II
DR. C. II. WILSON, DENTISTl 925 MARREr
$500. - st. bet Filth and s.xtn: onn Mason del5a
PAINTERS.
Il A. JENNINGS &c Co, GENERAL CON
tractors, painting. paper hanging. whitening
piaSterug. carpenter WORK. etc, So2 Mission ST..
doors east OF Firth, s. r. ss27 3m
SIGNs. PAINTING, WHITENING, PAGER
- hanging. tinting aud decorating; Wholesale and
retail dealers III paints, oils, glass. brushes
nishes hckAE d DUANE. EOS. 2U7 Fourth "a SIN
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SD100 5.No9M coTTAGEs OF SANG

u -4O W. and 9th sts.
S5GOU-S-rOom houses With lot 25xlli
S3SDU-o-roou house with lot 3Gx1I4s CLIP
per st. near Castro aEd 25th; these houses are all
iaVoFAaly situated on sunny side Of streets with
brick VushcEds stone sidewalks. etc ami all street
work complete: small amount OF cash, balance TO
suit: liberal discount for cash. App IY premises
OF TO f NELSON. BaiIder, 1929 Twenty fifth ST..
Castro. nul5 II
ID EAL ESTATE, RENTING AND SELLING
~ houses and aucttoneer, specialty. T. z.
SIMMONS. l073Ia Market st. oc22 u
CHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA THE
y eight-pags WEEKLY CALL, sent to any address
IN the Uated States Or Canada year for 81 %,
postage free.
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&E10 SALOON AND LUNCH HOUSE ON
e ~ d., MARKET st: central location; living
FH"lcs large stock and fine fixtures; no better
: acc Tor the money on Market st; rent only $40.
y. LESS, Fourth ST. II
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CARPETS CLEANED: LAID. ALEX W. WHEEL
u DEN, 200 GeaIy 81; Telephone 4O93. iy3 t
(1ITY STEAM CARPET BEATING AND RENO
" waiting works; dying and cleaning; "a aud Is
Eighth St G- Ii. STEEESS, proprietor mrl l0m
- Works do the best WORK. 353 to 357 Tehama 81;
telephone 1910. mrl9 II
CARPETS THOROUGHLY CLEANED WITHOUT
~ beating: Tehtting carpets a specially. CoSKLIN
EROS. 33S Golden Gate ave; telephone 2I2b l3 4
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II YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL
L A business,

GstlnQ GROCERY-STORE AND FAR: PROM
- -tOV. ineHt business corner; established 20
years fine team; elegant stock immense trade: the
lar alone woEth SIS to $50 cash every day; clears
800 per month: We years lease; absolutely the
busiest corner in this CITY: lines cars pass and
transfer at The door; is bargain met but once in
lifetime: don't miss it: fuu particulars. GEO
STEW 1T. l35 keaF4V II
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pJSn TO $500 PER LOT AT FRUITyALE
,DIOU oakland; $40 to SIS cash and SIS per
month; beautiful lots, adjoining the double-deck
car line of Sessions new electric road will give
free pass for years to any VINO will build Ap-
ply at once, L. w. WOODWARD Il CO., 902 Broad.
way, Oakland. no24 1t
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'ok sA'.'-'.-e'.r = OPS.
SEALSKIy JACKET. ia sd FLOOR PALACE
y Hotel, Annie-st. side. no3U 3tF
Young DEER FOR SALE ADDRESS T D. B.,
L Point Lobos and Ninth avenues. DENISON
CAMP. no3O 2tf
GINGER SEWING MACHINE: IMPROVED;
= worth $50 for 70. % llalght St no29 3t'
Clio SINGER SEwING-MACHINE ATTACH
U1V. ments; almost new. 22l Iifth st-Ro2s 3tF
CAFE. SCALE. LETTER-PREss, sroRE-TRUCK
= and money-tiii; cheap lo2 Clay ST. au7 u
SECON D-HASD BOILERS. ENGiA Es, PUMPS,
- shafring putieys. betting. water pipes. etc
de4 # MCINTOSH q WOLPNAN, 1877 Bea!e st.
~ planers. drili-presses- 6G7 Mission st. sc27Gs
LOST.
T'HREEYEAE-OLD WHITE HEIFER WITH
l. brand f on lett hind rump; 20 reward and
questions asked. Z22 Central ave. no30 3t*
I oST-A PASS-BOOK WITH THE HIBERNIA
l. Savings and Loan Society OF san Francisco, IN
the name of CATHERINE HAYES, No I63.95S.
The finder will please return TO bank. ao29 ST.
7 oST-LASr SUNDAY, BLACK AND WHITE
IL setter with collar. name Sport Finder please
return TO 727 Laguna st. and receive reward 20 -
I 0ST OR sTOLEN-BLUISH COLORED JER-
thoroughbred. Libcrn reward, BUCKMAN'S
Camp. no29 Ste
NOV. 2s-BULi BITCH. WHITE LEATHER
~ collar. Return 81 Ringod ST; reward-no29 3t*
/ oST-HALF-GRoWN YELLOW SAN BIER
IL uard dog; answered TO name OF Sahib. Finder
return 10 1913 Stockton St. aud receive lioersI
ward. n02s If
7 OST "A KEY ATTACHED TO WHISTLE:
IL reward. Please return TO 63l Fulton ST. n2S 81
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EDUCATIONAL.
DIANO--E NGLISHMAN. JUST ARRIVED, GIVES
i 2 lessons weekly at pupils residence Tor 80
cents. NJ, Box 100. CALL Branch nO3O 2ts
H. TEMPLE, TEACHER OF MANDOLIN: 75e
- a lesson. 1856 Folsom st. no24 II
GE-YOICE-BUlLDING. N, j. BRADLEY.
= Saratoga Han, ol4 Geary: "a 80 :3oS 80 3m
d W. KIMBALL, TEACHER OF PIANO 2gI2
i Howard St terms moderate. no4 I'm
SINGING-TEACHERF FOR CONCERT oRAToRIo
- and opera. G. BER6SrEIN, 732 Suttcr. oc25 BINS
CPREOH- uN1ERRICHr MACH BILDERN-THE
~ practical use OF German taught in months: z
or lessons per week. according to Professor Berg
mans natural and easy methods. pictures used 90
illustrate the meaning OF words; Glasses in
sation aud reading formed for advanced students:
the public Is cordially invited to las the method
Once hours daily TO ~. Academy Hall,
9z7 Mission st, bet 9Th and 6tn oe3 II
pACIFC ESG1SEERISG sCHOoL-ENGISEER
1 ing. architecture. surveying III Post. fe20 Tyr
CCHoOL CIVIL, MINING. MECHANICAL EN-
- cheering. surveying. architecture. drawing.
saying; estab 1854. A. Van der Saen. 723 Mkt II Il
Ii EALD'S BUSINESS CoLLE5E. - POST ST
Ii Doubieentry book keeping, penlnaas nip, short
hand, type writing. tcegraphy. etc, all included Ia
Lneiness course under one fec OF $75 le30 tt
DACIFIo BUSINESS COLLEGE 800 POST Sc.
L LiIeschoiarship, s75; day ana evening oolsit
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$3.50 So GAsH 5i9 MoHI FaIk oakland
Eve inmates 10 TWO electric lines, iva harSe-car
lines; also near local train, with hourly trIps san
Francisco.
Lots from 100 TO 800 feet deep: fine large oak
trees; beautiful creek Of running water; cali at
once: free carriage 10 and from the park. A. II.
BREED Il CO, 400 Ninth st, Broadway, oak
land. n63i III
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oUArRY REAL ESTATE.

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
1rO ACRES HIGHLY IMPROVED GRAIN
'}DV ranch; al level, good buildings and assessed
for Sbd 600: near railroad town markets prize
CHANGE, % Kearny st Its
TURKEY. DUCK AND CHICKEN RANCHES;
4 lovely homes; fine farms; sale or exchange.
ANbELW PRICE. Healdsburg, Sonoma Co, Cal
fotnia NOES If
4 MOTHER LIST OF CONTRA COSTA COUNTY
a land; send Tor IT, ,. J. W EST, Martinez.25 Inns
/ sK OR WRITE FOR OUR NEW LIST
. OF land CANAAN & LYON, rs KearHy. II IA I'm
BARGAINS IN OLD sONoMA VALLEY.
ID 80 or 80 acres AL peach, prune or apricot land
u mile from town; $50 per acre
81 acres. Ia miles from Gown. 10 in bearing
vines; Al iaud choice property; $50 per acre.
100 acres partly improved. cows horses. etc;
5000. D. II. lNlNo, Sononia city, Cal no2i II
Tor LOVELY HOMES. SMALL FARMS AND
chicken ranches IN the best climate in the
state, see D. H. IWLNG, son9ma city. Cal. moi ii
2UY 4 HOME NEAR LOS GATos
- $l5UJ-lO acres; acres I'm table grapes = acres
in prunss house, barn and out-hultfings.
SSc0-2O acres good tree and vine land: running
water; railroad station on the land
S25 per acre-lU, 20 and 40-acre tracts; small rash
payment long time and low interest on balance
oc25 Il p II. JORpAN co. Los Gates. Cal.
SCHOoL LANDS. 81 so TO So AN ACRE; ON
- very easy terms; sold by the State in tracts to
quit; 10 residence OF improvements required: all
kinds of lands, in many different counties; send
stamp for list open day and evenings. f. w
LAKE. Flood building. 1871
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PIANOS. ViOLINs AND SHEET MUSIC.
NEW UPRIGHT PIANO, CHEAP TIA, THIRD
~ floor, Palace Hotel, AnHie-st- side. no30 4t+
ZINE PIANo-GuOD ORDER: GREAT BAR
gain. SCHMlTZ g Co, li39 Market 81. n29 It's
GIon FINE ROSEWOOD FOR SALE ON IS
y 13o. InStaiInents. 2l3 Powell ST. no27 It
A LOT OF SECONDHAND SQUARE PIANOS;
n fine condition; at sacriaca RoHLER &
CHASE % O'FarreH st. jy29 tt
Il oHLER Il CHASE, 20. IS AND3 o'FARRELI.
~ St; Ieadirg pianos and organs; oldest music
house largest stock easy terms; low prices. apps Il
II oRNUNG'S PIANOS; BRlLLIANT: POWER
IL tul tone; strictly first class 9l7 Mission mis- Il
l. l.. NEUMANN PIANOS; FIRST-CLASs IN
Il tone and Workmanship. 81 Ninth st, MOI If
II ALLET a DAVIS AND KIMBALL PIANO AND
II Organ Agency. w. g. BADGER. 725 Market tt
IT EMME Il LONG PIANO CO, wARERoOM 1913
IL Polk ST corner Clay; sold OH instaIiments;
send for Illustrated catalogue and terms mol If
byron MAuZY, AGENT soHAER, CHASE
u Bros, Newby aud Evans. 30S Post St oc3I tf
CTEINWAY. GABLEH AND PEASE PIANOS
~ organs and all musical instrumcn call and
our new rooms aud stock. MATTHIAS GRAY q
Co. 2Ob and 208 Post ST. SteinWay Hall. ia7 tt
THE FINEST LOT OF SECONDHAND PIANOS
i ever offered, ranging from $40 up; organs from
$50 up; everything guaranteed. +. w. SPENC GER
q CO., 723 Market ST., history building. second
floor. au29 II
CTECK, HARDMAN. VOSE AND STERLING
- pianos sold on $40 monthly instruments. BENZ.
CUETAZ son. sole agents. 20 o. Farrell ST. au7 tf
A WEEKS NEWS FORE CENTS-THE WEEKLY
n CALL, IN wrapper, ready for mailing.
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4 SFEClAL NoTICE-I HAVE REMOVED TO
n large new stores, le6 Fourth St: prices reduced
10 bed rock all round: paTor suits. S25 SO;
ranges, So up; 500 secondhand carpets; chamber
sets, Sl5 s. O. cash installlne goods shipped
free. I. Il. NELSON, 1925 Fourth st. apI Il
NEW CHAMBER SETS or FIECES SIS CASH
~ or insJailm-nt WILEY KHuS. 93l Mission Et
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GREAT BARGAIN-CoRNER FRANKLIN AND
VI Second SITS: l10xl50, and 25 feet Third: &C.
cupied by Whitney Standard Express Co. Call or
cisco. NOES 7ts
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THERE Will BE AN AUCTION SALE or 30
L head OF road. draft and business horses aud
mares. also buggIes, wagons, carts harness etc. al
Grand Arcade sale Stable. 327 Sixth st, Nedues-
day, December I'd, at ! / O'Clock \. RI. no29 II
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= OOO CIGAR-STASD:2 ROOMS; BUSY PART
= -pO. OF Market St; value in sight; bargain.
Gully R 1922 Market ST Its
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G9SA COR. lUOx15O, IN BERKELEY ON
e,JOu. eminence 81 0 cash. - monthly.
S30O-L0t "a ! !GU: siGewIIked 3 monthly.
SIOOO-Cor-, 6OXl %; n.acadam ga ana sidewalk
S6O0-Lot 5oNl36. On principal avenue
S4OOO-tine lot. look 40: $50 mOnthly
Get maps; 1905 lots; offer only what / own
CHAS 4. BAILEY. owner Npurrntuery II II
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BUSINESS cHANCEs-coSr,N17E,.

S1tO PARTNER WANTED IN A PROFIT
Nofo.y. table, respectable and legitimate cash
i business; highest bank references given and
Market ST. ''S" WI " W. 'iAo
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-26
A Fine Peach Tree.

M. W. Donovan, residing at No. 313
East Fifth street, left at our office on
Saturday. small branch containing
fifteen well developed peaches as large
as robins eggs. The history of this tree
Is rather interesting. Some eight or
nine years ago the site OF the build
ing occupied by the Adams Express
Company came into the possession of
VIM. Bright. Esq, and on tearing down
the old structure, and preparing to
erect new one, he hauled 100 loads of
earth out OF the Shipley street end of
the lot and deposited the same In his
yard. The next spring a young tree
sprang up from this debris and as it
grew rapidly 1t was permitted to stand.
The trunk Is now some eight or ten
inches in diameter. and tho branches
spread over the entire end OF an IS
feet lot. Two years ago it bore eight
baskets of very large and luscious
Peaches, and should the larger portion
ripen properly tho present season the
yield will be over ten II not eleven full
basketa II we are alive next October,
we expect to eat few of the peaches
and then tell our readers something
further about them. We wish Mr..
Donovan possessed a thousand trees
just like this one, as friends who have
seen it regard 1t as something wonder
full,