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FOR RENT.
EOR RENT.

L .- M
1917 west Main street; $3.50 per annum.
1919 west Main street; $3.50 per annum'
1927 west Main street; $3.50 per annum.
eos north Ninth street; $500 per ahhuln.
oaO5 Aast Franklin, which has just been thor
oughiy repaired, newly papered and painted !;
5000 per annum -, -, -
433west Main Beautiful Main street store;
eco per month for unexpired lease Ohoer bel
yidere Han. o,o.,
$40 north Twenty-first street; $40 per month.
705 north Sixth street-shop; 50 per month.
500 north Tenth street, unexpired term; S4OO
10 east Main street Elegant east Main street
residence; $500 per ennum.
Apply 10 DASHIELL & COBB. Agents,
teT3t sol east Main street.
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By Henry l. staples b Co.,
Real Estate Auctloneers,
No. los north Ninth street.

T ARGE AND BEAUTIFUL CEN
LTRALLY LOCATED LOT, WITH COM
PORTABLE FRAMED DWELLING BY AUG
TIoN.-We shall offer for sale by auction, on the
premises, on
TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1891,
at $40 o'clock p. NJ. the comfortable and CEN
trally located FRAMED RESIDENCE No "l3
north Sixth street, between Clay and Leigh con-
tanning eight rooms and bathroom; also, de-
,ached KITCHEN. The lot fronts AS 1912 feet
and "a about 40 feet deep. The special atten-
t,on OF builders as well as homeseekers Is called
10 this announcement.
TERMS; At sale.
"a TSu ". f. Sat, Su& Tu-6t Auctoners.
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CUTTING ARRAY,

Hickok's No. 1. II. ID. O., Fig. ana Caro-.
line SUM- Cared are Pure. Ciaal,' and cba,ee
bsn-Cured ToAsssos. Try them.
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At request Of the owner will sell, on the pre-
TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1891,
at $40 p. NJ. the DETACHED TWO-STORY
FRAME DWELLING No. 627 and the DOUBLE
TENEMENT FRAME DWELLINGS Nos. 620 and
83I north Twenty-second street. Each OF these
houses contains six rooms, and IL on lot " Feet
front. extending back 40 feet 10 Concurrence
street This property is now all occupied by the
choicest tenants "a convenient to business and
street-railway. is in the midst OF rapidy-growing
values, and will always command good tenants
AZ good rentals-all OF which combine to make il
a choice place for investment
TERMS VIII DO made easy.
e. A. CATLIN,
A., IN W L O., eT,At Auctionapr
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Y0RK-RlVER LINE, VIA WEST POINT.
THE FAvoRITR ROUTE NORTH
LEAVE RICHMOND:


TRAIN No. 10. BIO p. NJ.
LOCAL EXPRESS, daily, except sunday.
Stops az all stations At Lestor Manor connects
with stage for WalSeTton; with Baltimore
eteamer at West Point
TRAIN No. 10, 4:4S p. NJ.
BALTIMORE LIMITED, daily, except Sunday
for West Point, connecting with Nork-Riyor
steamers for Baltimore. AZ Baltimore steamers
connecs with Baltimore aud 0sio railroad for
Washington, Philadelphia and New York.
Steamers leave Baltimore 5 p. NJ. daily, except
Sunday.
f0.40 M.
TRAIN No 40. TAO An.
LOCAL MIxRD. daily except sunday, leaves
Twenty-third street for West Point and lnserme.
date points
Open A. NJ. toe 7. NJ. aud from ". NJ 70 2;So
A. n,
SOL HAAs, sAA l. TAYLOR.
Trafno Manager. General Passenger Agent
JOSEPH ). POTTS, Division Passenger Agsss
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LEAVE RICHMOND.
$40 A. NJ Daily Tor OLD Point ana -,
p y nIn p..I s.l"eping-car Ronosvs,-..
HOO A. N. Express, daily for cn~,,,,s
Inrough day clach N C'r,-.aal
Pullman sleeper Oh PolB, I,
32oP. ". Express, daily for Oh Pom, 49,.
Norfolk. Pullman elee,i,. ~
Cincinnati n Ola Point. 's@I
4:3o p. N. Accommodation, except s1ni,z T..
G0rdOnsviile and Orange ''R
1890 p. N. The y. r. ", Limited, dallv d.,
man SleepingICar Oid Point d, "
cinnati. Solid ycstbule TAI, ~. -
Diniug.Car and Pullm,, "a
louisville 70 Cincinnati ami p's
man 10 Louisville. I'd
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RicuNovp.
500 A. NJ and 2:55 p. n daily iron c,,--
7:45 p. VI. daily, except Sunday. from 1.-..-
1880 A. NJ. aud $50 r. " daily from 49,
station; Broad street near seyenlsen,s
JANEs-RIyER DTYIsl0g
Rlchm0nd and Allegheny RailroaD
LEAVE RICHMOND
900 A. N. daily lor Lynchburg. Sa.ur,iB-.,..
Lexington, and Clifton Far,e So
lOr Chair Car Richmond +. a.. ~
Forge, excepting on sll.lav.s ~
40 p. n. except Sunday f0r Lynchf-l,, 4.
Meeting With a train leAgIHg ~.
burg at o A. N. daily m N'~
Bridge, Lexington, ani 49,.
Forge. Sleeping-Car D Iyn-,t...
TRAINS ARRiyE At RICHMOND.
600 p. VI. daily from Clifton f0rg-
500 A. NJ. except sunday from Cl.t6g g,..
Station: Eighth and Canal street,. "'h
For further information apply sJ A. Vs. ...
hcy's otice. 0OI east Mail street. tf. d.
peake and Ohio Railway Company .,t,....
chesapeake and Ohio Gcne-sl Of... Fy.N
and Main JOIN ID. POTTS
70 % Db 's!on Pace lgaf Ags.t
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AUCTION sALEa-Fusure Days.
By Frank D. hin q Co..
Real Estate Auctioneers.

VERY ATTRACTIVE AND vALUA-
BILE PROPERTY AT BON AIR,
ON RICHMOND AND DAsvILLE RAILROAD
EIGHT MILES FROM RICHMOND,
CONSISTING OF
THE GROUNDS WHERE THE HOTEL fer
MERLY STOOD,
AND
THE HANDSOME DOUBLE COTTAGE WITH
90 ROOMS
0rcELY FURNISHED,
WHICH WAS BUILT AS AN ANNEX TO THE
HOTEL,
ToBE SOLD AT AUCTION.
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DICHMOND BAZAAR, Or
Mos. 1893 and 1440 Franklin street. ~A

Alto O'CLOCK TO-DAY
30 will offer number OF excellent HORSES,
MULES, BUGGIES, PHAEToNS, and WAdONe'
AT1I O'CLOCK
1876 bales HAY in prime condition;
pair very good FARM MULES;
handsome sORREL PONY, well broke, good
traveller and perfectly sound;
light JUMP-sEAT ROCKAWAY In good order !:
. SECONDHAND T0P-BUGGIES In good or
l SECONDHAND OPEN tsidebar) BUGGY in
1 sFcoND:HiND ToP-wAGoN for Grocer's
use; -. .
,e 10 f. Is. COOK, Salesman.
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DOCK AND JOB WORK SE ssIsI.
ID ExEcuTED AT TIE pisfai'A
ING H0Iss
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EARMyn.LE AND PowHATN


IL RAILROAD COMPANY
GENERAL OFFICES 7O3 EAST MAN 'lH-a'
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY 81. l''-
lEAyB ECHN0SD.
5.45 p. ", rfd Atlantic Coast Line t1r Der
OILS A. NJ, uta Atlantic Coast Line ~ " WV
pOck and iptermedIate siai..-'. -
300 p. NJ, tsa Kcnmond and Dllv.- 90
for Parmyille ami 81 stations ''
MOseley junction.
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND
500 A. NJ. via Atlantic Coast Line aH D'
muda. ,t....,.
sos P. NJ. via Atlantic Coast line 'r. ''..
pock aad Intern eiis,e So,
4:IOP.M.. Utd Richmond and DalV.'
from RinterpOck, fa.uf..e' '--
termediRte stations .--.f
s:45 A NJ, ga Richmond and psl'. ...,
from FarmYile ani @
stations 20 MOsisy JuL.i..-.
All trains daily except sunday. A..
For tickets, baggage-cnecks, Nlir-'. =
apply 70 A w. CARRIER, Atlantlt N'-''
and Richmond ana DAnyille epp.+,..fIr.E
We. LAUGH NV.
General Freight AMI Pa,sg1r. x 81
JAMES K XERrH General MaU4fa -
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AT THE CEMETERY

Tho scene at the cemetery where the process
eion entered was beautiful beyond description:
thousands upon thousands OF people-ladies and
chl1rep forming a large porti0n-crowded the
grounds and assembled upon Cemetery Hill,
where stands the Confederate monument. 70
dress OF the orator OF the day, Ex-Governor VIII
liam e. Cameron. In the procession were the
ladies OF the Memorial Association In carriages.
A dirge was played by the Grays band, after
which prayer was offered by the Rev. DR.. A. I.
Bledsoe, Of the Methodist church.
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FREIGHTS.

Freight received daily for NORFOLK, PORTS
MOUTH, SMITHFIELD, HAMPTON, OLD
POINT, WAvERLY, HICRsFoRD, and ALEX-
ANDRIA, VA; WASHINGTON, 10. CT NEW
BERNE, WASHINGTON, TARBoR0, n. c.; all
stations ON the Atlantic and Danville railroad,
SeaboarG and Roanoke railroad, Norfolk South
ern railroad, Fermville and PoWhatan railroad,
and Eastern North Carolina generally; also for
Eastern Shore Of Virginia, and all regular land
iDgs on James river, at LOWEST RATES, and
through bills issued.
EXCURSIONS
by NIGHT or DAY TO NORFOLK, OLD POINT,
VIRGINIA BEACH, OCEAN VIEW, and DUTCH
GAP can now be booked for the coming season.
LUCIEN b. TATUM, Vice President,
No l117 Main street and Rockets.
IRyR WEIsIGER, Freight and Passenger Agent.
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|. TLANTIC COAST LINE.

RICHMOND AND PETERSb-'RG a,rp.,,
TIMR-TABLe.
Commencing SUNDAY. STAY "a, $50. .,4,
NJ. trains on this road vii vii ran "a. q .....
TRAINS sol THNAkD
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
-,t>~--.--IelArrs0~<<~ - =
BY Jas. Macdougsli, AuctioDeer'
once No. 1117 east Main street

rTRUSTEE'S SALE OF THE ELE-
l. CANT FURNITURE, BAR FIXTURES,
BILLIARD AND P0OI-TABLES'
STOCK or LIQUORS. IRON
SAFE, &C., &C., OF THE
"PALACE HOTEL" No.
s07 EAST BROAD
STREET, AT
AUCTION.
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THE PARTNERSHIP HERETO.

TINE PARTNERSHIP HERETO.
IL FORE EXISTING BETWEEN Z. ]. PAGAN
AND JAMES Z. EDWARDS, doing business AZ
No. sos east Cary street, this city, under the
nrm-name Of Z. PAGAN 4 CO., Il this day
dissolved. Neither partner Is authorized 70 re-
cetve any money due 70 the concern. All claims
due 70 the concern nust be paid 70 W. w. Cosby,
Jr., trustee, and AL claims against Us must be
presented 70 him. E.J. PAGAN.
I. PAGAN 4 CO., having this day made 70 me,
as trustee, deed conveying all their property
q every kind and description, including all debts
due them, sll parties are notified that am the
oniy person authorized 70 receive debts due 20
them. and paymenln must accordingly be paid
70 me az once. WV. COSBY, in, Trustee.
June s. 1891. Il est
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-10

EOR RENT. A DESIRABLEM
IL DETACHED CORNER BRICK RESI- "a
DENCE, eight rooms; First and Canal streets
No. 10 nice front iron yeranda and long
and spacious porchcs in rear. Brick stable, &c.
Rent only s400. ..
INA Main street.
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VIRGINIA sTEAMBoATASNl

VIRGINIA, ,,,i STEAMBOAT y ;AHd BOAT -.
LINE. Cheapest and most pleasant route %
OLD POINT. norfolk, PORTSMOUTH, NEW
PORT NEWS, CLAREMONT, and JAMES
RIVER LANDINGS DIRECT by elegant saloon
steamer ARIEL leaving Richmond EVERY MON
DAY, WEDNESDAY. and FRIDAY at 2 A. NJ.
S.reet-cars 20 directly 20 steamers wharf. Fare
10 Old Point or Norfolk. $3.50; second cnss, 81.
Connections at OLD Point closely with al lines
for washington, b. c., Baltimore, Philadelphia,
and New York same afternoon, James river By
daylight. Great tourist line. Cheapest route.
Tickets only half Of Ran Rates.
Through tickets on steamer and at Gafbers 5
Agency, 9Oi Main street. Baggage checked
through State-rooms engaged Tor day or night
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At $50 O'Clock the line Of march was formed on
Bollingbrook street, the military battalion being
under command OF Colonel Nash, OF the Fourth
regiment who with his staff was mounted.
The programme OF the parade embraced most
OF the principal streets before the limo headed
for the cemetery The scene along the line OF
march was inspiriting and imposing. The streets
were elaDorately and beautifully decorated with
buuting-the national State, and Confederate
fags being everywhere displayed. Ladies waved
flags and handkerchiefs and cheers rent the air
Al nearly every point on the route Chief-Msr-
shall Captain W X. Nichols and stan and
squad Of mounted police headed the line.
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nArLRoADIrsEs.
W III HB HsI sRr
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JuSEi.Isa

CtHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RIT
" WAY COMPANY. AiIS
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on Train Nos. II AMI q s'eoi |F-nr y
tween New York and Tampa, Fla ora Ia-k....
ville). on Train Nos. II AMI % -eai.as .Is
between New York and Charle-t.n. ul .rl4
Nos. % and rs sleeping-cars between N.F i.t
and jacksonville. on Train No. 80 lrl "a
sleeping-cars between Richmond aud Lg-as.-i,
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Sos, so, IS. 81, 81, 30 a., -, f3, ~. all 81
will stop on signal ~ All sta ti0ns.
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE
On Train Nos. IA and % s'ecf nF-nrs t.
tween New York and Tampa, Fla. lrI Is-kH..
ville). on Train Nos. II AMI - e.eaias..s
between New York and Charle-t.G. ul .-l4
Nos. % and IS sleeping-car between N.F i.t
and jacksonville. on Train Nos 81 lri "a
sleeeing-csrs between Richmond aud Lyl-l..-l
THE Til ONLY ALLBAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
LEAVE. Arrive
Richmond 300 A. NJ. Norfolk ....II.sA
Richmond. ..'5:45 p. NJ. Norfolk ......- -U . y
Norfolk ..,....'s:35 ?. n. Richmond. .ll.ts Ay
Norfolk 400 =. VI. Richm0ad ..b.3s b. n
The trains leaving Richmond 80 "pr AN arl
Norfolk at y. VI. are solid trains between '.H-s
two points, and passengers 90 through F.-
change OF cars. Close connection ore a--. E.sfs
az Petersburg By the b:4J 7. n. train TIN
Richmond and the $40 A. NJ. train rom 81 b.
Trains leaving Richmond 40 10. a. N 90
1880 p. NJ. and arriving az Richmond a. ~.
N. and 1:40 P. NJ. make close connection no e.
tersburg to and from Farmyiue' LynlAe4.s's'i
southwestern points. Train leauLs b b.
at 1905 A. n. mas through car i0t lIl .a
Roanoke, and Radford. Il N. :, Ltl
ED. MYERS, General supennleui-lt
Il. NJ. EMERSON. General Passenger As-li
DICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
h AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.->l-'.s
commencing JUNE (, lS0l-easiera .'l-...
s:o4 A. N. leavss Byrd-street stat % !..r
stops only az Ashland, t1Es..
hnfo-1, Frederickaburg, ar,,,
and wideraJer. Sleeper % hs'.
ingeon and New YORK. A~.lHs
Waahington 1901 r. ~. Hlrr.s
at LII Z. NJ, PhiladelpGA ltl r
"a, New YORK $3.50 p. VI.
1850 A. N. leaves Byrd-Street station i1.Tst
cept sunday. Buffet Faa. 80
RirhnzDad 70 New lUrs. ATHs
Washington 4:io +. ". Rlsl.r
5:24 p. ". Philadelphia 1.tB 3. ~
New York 1926 +. n.
700 P. d. leaves Bypi-Sueet station ii-I
Sleeper Richmonl b Aes lrL
stops only az Ashland, b.UsL
MILFORD. FrefericksoGrs t,l.A
and Whitewater. stops 40 0l.' -
lions on Sundays. Arrives Hl.
ington HOS p. ", bai"mu-e IS
A. NJ. Philadelphia 3.fj a. ~, 80
York $50 A. VI.
$50 A. NJ. arrives AZ Byrd-streot s.9' .i.L
sleeper from New YORK. -'cls 1-J
at Whitewater. Brooke, Frei.r -
burg. Milford. BothW",I, a.i '''
land. Stops az other station. 90 80
days. Leaves WA,t-rgt 30 %
2.3s p. NJ. arrives AZ Byrd-S,rssf station 'l.t
stops az Frsderies-UIrf H.'--
Boutwell,, and Asa.-t ',f
from WashingtOu ali ST." "a
Does not stop a, h.Hl .-l'e
WashinytOn lO.ot s.. "
$50 p. NJ. arrives at Byrd-Sireet -f1H.f 1917
except sunday. Bg1li i-f ~
New York o. Bi'LmglL Lava
Washington $50 3. 81.
FREDERICKSBURG ACCOMMODATES
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY ...
4:l3 r. ". leaves Elba, arriving ft'i.l -
burg az $40 Z. NJ. .-
500 A. n, arrives klbg, leaves t,-.''
arg eos A. N.
| ASHLAND TRANS.
| DAILY EXcEFr stsDAY
GAS A. NJ leaves Elba. Arrives 80 A---l-i y
1888 A. Vi. .,
ga p. NJ. leaves Rlba. Arrives 80 Af--i-'"
700 z. II. ,.
Gas A. NJ. arrives Elba. Leave. A--A-i
6:O5 A. VI.
6:lS p. n. arrives 40 Elbl LcaF.i A'--'-' -
| ESQ r. ".
c. A. TAYLOR. Tra-- Manage
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DWELLINGS FOR RENT.

s55o-No. 915 east Marshall street; Is rooms I;
special Inducements
a65O-NO. IO2 north Ninth street; ~ rooms.
sl250 per month-No. 22l north seventeenth
sio0 per annum-No. 700 Buchanan street;
rooms.
s1eI per annum-No 1906 west Leigh street;
rooms.
SEQ per annum-No. 1921 Ashland avenue;
rooms.
$500 per annum-No. 1919 west Cary street; ;
rooms; bath, hot and cold water.
Also, quite a number OF desirable SMALLER
HOUSES suitable for people employed at mG-
chlne-shops railroads, etc. Apply to
FRANK ID. HILL q CO.,
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CLERKS OFFICE CIRCUIT COUET WARWICK
COUNTY.
hereby certify that the bond required OF the
Special Commissioners by the aforementioned
decree Of sale has been duly executed.
Given under my hand this 2Sth day Of May
1891. i. ii. HAM, Clerk.
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Tho services we're, as usual. simple but impres-
slve. Tributes were laid with lavish hand upon
flowers and evergreens everywhere, ana old ara
young took pride In scattering them upon the
almost unnumbered graves-tho unknown and
the known receiving impartial attention. All
business In the city was closed after 2 O'clock
that all might unite In tho sacred services, aud
Aftcr that hour until the approach OF night the
city aAamNd nlInnsi daaar1e1.
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NORFOLK MILITARY.

The morning train from Norfolk brought up
four military companies OF the Fourth Virginia
regiment. the Norfolk City Guard, Captain
Marshall farrell; the Lee Ri1es, OF Norfolk,
Captain George w. Taylor; the Portsmouth
RiAes. Lieutenant j. w. Happier, and the Old
Dominion Guard, Of Portsmouth, Captain X. q
Warren. They were met az the depot by the
Petersburg 0rays, Captain Il. X. Lassiter, ana
escorted 10 the armory, where lunch was
served. Al o'clock the visiting companies we're
taken 70 the Southern Hotel TO partake OF q ban
quot provided by the Grays, 70 which fuh JUS
tlco was done.
The visiting veterans were taken In charge by
A. Z. Hin Camp, entertained at their han on Iabo
street, and diued at the St. James Hotel
For several hours the visitors were put nj their
ease and we're given the hospitality OF the city.
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TRAINS NoRTHWAaU.
DAILY.
STOPPING PLACES

Noe. Il, 33, and 80 make no s'ors Ma 3
and rs stop on signal n Manche-ier. Ce-,,l.A
and Chester. Nos. 80 and s'.ruU -.f..I ..
Manchester Drewrvs, Dontrai1. HEI .......
No. 27 stops on signal a. Mancle-'er dolly 's
pine-places for this train south 1. Is,--,tI-r
Nos. 80, IS. 81, 81, 80. 80, -, f3, ~. a.I 81.
will stop on signal ~ All sta tlOns
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THE FOREMOST NAN.

"Not without purpose and without benefit has
history embalmed the deeds Of heroism and ex-
amples OF unselish sacrifice with which, 70 the
praise OF humanity be it spoken, every age Of
the world has been iliumined. 49, Example Is
the great power by which the youthful mind Is
led 10 virtue, and but for the pages that keep
fresh the chivalry Of a Sidney, the purity OF a
Bayard, the piety Of Havelock, the patriotism
OF Washington, II may be doubted whether
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-23

7 INDA VISTA TERRACE.
WHAT IS LINDA VISTA TERRACEg
1t is a beautiful tableland, lying about midway
between Oakland and Piedmont. and trayersed by
the line OF the Piedmont cable road.
LINDA VISTA TERRACE
Is large expanse OF rolling land, but one of Its
chief characteristics its easy fluctuations The
contour OF the land is such that while there is sur
every lot broad, unrestricted view, there is an
Sightlier portions might be cneapened.
LINDA VISTA TERRACE
Affords in every direction that for beauty and
eomprehensiyeness are unequaled on either side of
tue Day FROM almost every Spot on the terrace
may be seen the harbor and hills of San Francisco,
the Golden Gate Mount Tamalpais, with its massive
hanks, and the Upper or san Pablo Ray. sweeping
the horizon TO the southwark, tine eye encounters
the spires OF Oakland, with Lake Merritt nesting in
beyond, the hills of San Mateo County. Nortnward
lies Piedmont not the least feature in this picture
LINDA VISTA TERRACE,
Front its elevated situation is specially desirable
from a sanitary point of view. II is entirely free
from the levels in the early morning and at evening.
The temperature averages degrees warmer than in
LINDA VISTA TERRACE
Is only 10 minutes by charming ride from the
center OF Oakland and only 40 minutes from San
Francisco. The cars OF the cable line reach both
the broad and narrow gauge ferry dePots thus at
fording 15-ntnute communication between the
Terrace and san Francisco Cars run every D min
utes and connect with the last boat from the city.
LINDA VISTA TERRACE
Affords every desideratum for a charming home.
City water is piped over the properly. Arrange
ments are being perfected for complete system of
sewerage, aud The principal streets wifi be graded,
mseadamized and cement sIdewa KS laid. A number
OF fine houses being erected and several
more contracted for to be begun between now
and spring. improvements are restricted TO mini
mum value OF 5000, thus maintaining the terrace
first-cass residence property
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
Are offered TO parties intending to build at once.
Fer maps, prices, terms and full Information re-
garding
LINDA VISTA TERRACE
Call upon or communicate with
T. A. HERON,
1850 broadway, Oakland.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.


81 ACRES NEAR S. f.. S2700: $3.50 CASH:
u bal. years. N0RTHUP, 235 Kearny. mr10 u
O7DSn OR EXCHANGE-42 ACRES. RICH.
ID ZCO sandy loan. in the famed San Joaquin
Valley; at station partially in bearing fruit i'm
proyements could not be duplicated for less than
price in city. MARK Ian f a CO., Is Post St 22 IL
c0 ACRES OF RICH HILL LAND BEA UTIFULLY
w situated; 30 minutes drive from Hay wards;
Overlooking stream: over $1,000 worth OF wood:
good barn and stable, COW and colt; make an offer;
must be sold MARK LANE Il CO., Is i'ost.mr22 1t
LIOR SALE-sl7O0; GEN ERAL MERIDIAN Disc,
i In Castoga, Napa County. Cal; store nicely
fitted up; low rent; one OF the best coriers: doing
a good cash business; more than the fun value In
sight. For further particulars apply to G. w. JOHN
son. Calistoga, Cal. mrle7t
CAN RAFAEL-FoR SALE OR TO LET, FUR
- nlshed, handsome cottage OF rooms, with a
large kitchen, laundry-rooms. closets aud cellar:
also carrlage-bouse and stables. chieken-yard and
house: good fower-garden, including acres of
land : within five minutes walk of the West Fad
Railroad Station, N. =. Coast Railroad Apply to
ISAAC JESSUP on premises. or to THOMAS Nj.
gu .CKENBrSH, OH Jackson 'tp s +. mr19 Tt
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DOR SALE-AT NEwBURY STATION BER-
II kelley. house of 7 rooms bath, etc lot 50x
100: one block from station very easy TERMS price
$1,000. Call or address A. b. MERRILL, 5OS Bry-
ant ST., city. or on the premises. mr2l II
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TO LEASE.

RIO LEASE = LARGE LOT, WITH IMPROVE
L ments on Seventh ST.. bet. Harrison and Bryant
suitable for manufacturing purposes. Apply p. W.
SELBY, New Montgomery ST. mr2l 7t+
T3oR TERM OF YEARS: EAST SIDE OF Do
II Iores bet, Eighteenth and Nineteenth, 25xlOOi
Minna St, bet. seventh and Eighth. lot 20x69;
Boy ce ST. west side $50 feet north OF Point Lobos
ave, 50x117. 81 Post, Room o. mrlz lat
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.

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tOOD SALOON WITH PRIVATE ROOMS (;
u 1UOU. good location; doing good business:
cheap rent: long lease and good investment. NJ
LESS. II Fourth st. Its
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.tSAGROCERYAND BAR-PARTNER WANT
u 1OO, ed in one Of the best corners; more
than fun vaue in sight sells at sacrifice to secure
good man; pays $50 per month to clerk: prefers
partner TO hired help: experience not necessary;
will teach good man the business; has splendid
trade: store handsomely htted up; cheap rent ;
never such bargain: well worth $50; do not miss
his; yen VIII never get another like H. See GEO
SIENART. l25 kearnv st IL
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GNJN0 PAR NER WANTED IN COMMISSION
~ -CO- business controlling large trade; clears
TO each $50 per month: be increased with help
OF good man; money not 50 much OF an object as
reliable industrious parJDer business light pleas
ant and easily learned; full Investigation Of books
a"d business before buying this Is an opportunity
seldom met with. don't miss it. GEO. STEWART,
l55 kearuy St 1t