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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-12-13
Market and Taylor Streets and Golden Gate Avenue
SAN FRANCISCO.

quartz. East croSscut from main north drift
extended 10 feet; face in porphyry and quartz.
POToSI-Th' raise on the 1900 level. 800 feet
north of south lin Is up 80 feet; top OF raise
shows porphyry and steaks OF quartz. The east
crosscut, 1900 level, on south line, Is advanced
total length of 404 feel; face in pOrphyry. The
north DRIFT from tile winZe station. 400 level, Is
advanced a total length OF 2S9 feet face In por-
phyry. Have arted an east crOsscut from he
1400 Wine station. The north drift from winZe
station 1900 l-vel, IS advanced a total length OF
200 feet; face In porphyry.
CHoLLA R-The south drift from the incline
station Is advanced a total length Of 507 feet
face in porphyry. Extracted and sent TO mill the
past we AGO ions Of ore; average battery as
says $40 60.
SIERRA NEvADA-West crosscut l, from the
nOIthw, ST drift, $50 level, 571 feet from the
shaft advanced a total distance of 1925 feet,
formation is QuartZite with occasional streaks OF
quartz OF low assay value. The north drift from
the kenosha tunnel Is advanced a total distance
OF 646 feet face In pOrpnyTy. All work al this
point Is temporarily suspended.
GOULD s CURRY-200 level-All work IN south
duff, 40 feet from the top Of upraise. has been
discontinued for the present. At a point In
east crOsscut 1, SO feet from top OF upraise L
from 300 level, started southeast drlif, No. 2;
on small stringer OF quartz that shows some
value, and extended some IS feet. Main d If, 60
feet above 200 level, has been extended 20 feet
through porphyIy, clay aud quartz; total length
ITO feet.
BEST s. BELCHER-1U00 leVel-Upraise has
been carried up 10 feet through soft poTphyry
and seams OF clay and quartz; total height 80
feet.
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THE POLICE PRESENT.
The Last Days Racing on the Garfield Park
Track

Track
CHICAGO. Dec. 12.-Intense excitement
was caused at Garfield Park race-track to-
day by the sudden appearance OF large
body of police. For a time it looked as if
the whole establishment was to be pulled. 1"
AS it was, the races all had to be run over
the three-quarter mile track, the police tax
ing possession of the full course and enforc-
ing to the letter the ordinance prohibiting
gambling within 400 feet OF the boulevard
This was the last day of the so-caled
meeting" and the demonstration, 1t was
understood, was intended by the authorities
as a notice that any attempt to reopen the
place in the spring would be futile. Repre-
sentative Carson said to-day that he had
bill TO introduce in the next Legislature
that would make the suppression complete.
The following is summary of the races:
Five furlongs, Red Prince won, King
Richard second, Jubilee third. Time, Iii.
Six furlopgs, Hannah Moberly won, An
toinette second, Cruickshanks third. Time,
1894.
One mile, Unlucky won. buster second.
DR.. Iceman third. Time, 2:04
Six furlongs. Vedette and Blue Banner
ran dead heat, First Lap second. Time,
1877.
Half mile, Orc woD. j. II. Fenton second.
Swifton third. Time, l :04.
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COIN FOR
THE COUNTRY.
Estimates for the Next Fiscal
Year.
What Congress Will Be Asked 10 ApprO-
priate-TWO New Anti-ChiDeSe Bills.
Movements of Naval Vessels.
EpeciaI TO THE MORNING CAL.

WASHINGTON. Dec. ia comparative
statement of the estimates of appropriations
needed for the rest Of the fiscal year with
estimates and appropriations for the cur.
rent fiscal year has been prepared by the
clerks of the House and Senate Committees
on Appropriations This statement shows
an excess in estimates Of the regular APP
preparations for the fiscal year beginning
July /, 1892, of 50, 522 eco, as compared with
the estimates one year ago for the current
fiscal year. The estimates are: Executive
and judicial, 500, 754 600. an increase of
S65, GOO; military academy, S506, 000 de-
crease of $4,000; navy, $27, $4,000. de-
crease Of S6,137, 900; pensions, S147, O65, 0O0
an increase of S11, S01 coo; postoffice, $780,
32300O an increase of S., 77S, 900; sundry
civil, S35, 1874, 600, decrease of S3,627 900.
Similar estimates for the permanent an
nual appropriations show 4 reduction of
S622, 92S. The appropriations for the cur
rent fiscal year exclusive of the deficiency
appropriations of SIS. 100000, of which
S29, $4,000 are on account of pensions and
miscellaneous appropriations amounting to
S1'-'-i'NV "AO Sip-, WV Which 10 Co.
$50 COO less than the amount astjna.ed "a
,,oao-,o,-. - ~ 80, 40
n''o''"iS " NC appropriated LOT the next
fiscal year. These estimates and appro-
priatious do not include rivers and b,rhors
-, ,,.t,;ot ~ r'.t.f ~ 70 an" ""i "oi''
that e5s oe5 900 o,,, h., ,,rnt;,t,, ~ ~,
during the year.
comparison for the next fiscal year with
'i h eo''iii"tes Vi oHe year ago. according 10
Tue several heauS under which apprOpria-
tons are made, is as follows: Agricultural.
So 800 600 for the next fiscal wear an in
crease of s54s ooo. army Coz olo 600 M -
oroooo 81 Go, ooo' IT,, .;' az NJ
W WV uipioilh'lc anu coh9ula
g, l5oooo' AN increase OF Sl96,0O0; District
Columbia, S., Coz, 900, an increase of Sl51OOO
Notifications, So, 397, 900, an increase of
1902. coo; Indians, SS6l4,00O an increase
Of Sl,977 coo. The appropriations for the
current year, however, exceed last years
estimates by S7,7S2, 600.
TWO MORE CHINESE Rr1Is
Or the first dav set osida IN H., He so-
the nresentatinn of NIL Toni,5asS,,, i"n
tiaarv will introdnoe Hi s,r - oin.o
evcInsion NJ CbinaSe . ITi,o3 Up
In mis- hin no viii favnr no nIaSt. Vii ~
,ida .,,9far y, ~ ~ oin WI! pio-
ton that will prevent fraId will snsnend
the habeas corpus and establish a system
by which Chinese will be prevented from
crossing the boundaries of the United States
by land.
Congressman Loud will also present a bill
to absolutely prohibit the coming of Chi
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DEATH DID NOT PART THEM.

Husband and Wife Agreed to Meet Each
Other In the Tomb.
Two hearses, each drawn by four horses
and followed by dozen coaches filed with
mourners, attracted attention on recent
afternoon in Ocean avenue, Jersey City.
The hearses were drawn abreast, Indicating
a double funeral.
In coffin in one of the hearses was the
body of Oliver Higgins. and the other bore
the remains of Mrs. Eliza Higgins. The
couple were husband and wifi, and they
had died within twenty-four hours of each
other. They lived at 100 Kearny avenue,
where they had small notion-store.
The couple were devoted to each other
and, as one of the mourners remarked,
their lives were as one."- They had four
daughters. all Of whom are married. Mr.
and Mrs. Higgins lived alone in the apart
ments in the rear of the store The hus-
band was taken sick two weeks ago, but he
did not think it necessary to call physi-
clan. The next day Mrs. Higgins became
indisroSed. and a married daughter. Mrs.
DnncansoD. who had called to see them and
found both in bed, summoned Dr. Bidwell
He said Higgins was a victim of Bright's
disease and that the woman was suffering
from heavy cold.
The patients were removed to another
room. Neither could lie down. ana they
were propped IN in chairs close bv each
other, for it was their wish they should not
be separated in sickness. The husband told
his wife Thursday night he was about to
die.
you will have to come with me, Eliza"
he remarked. ana the devoted wife answered
that not even death could part them.
81 could not live without YOU" she said
'and should you die will die with Won"
Mrs. Duncanson and her husband heard
the sad compact and both were moved to
tears.
Don't cry, children" remarked the de-
voted couple; "it will all be over in few
hours"
The next morning the husband breathed
his last
MY poor heart is broken" said Mrs.
higgins. as she saw her husband carried
from his chair.
She became unconscious soon afterward
and at O'Clock Saturday morning she died.
N. Y. World.
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THE TELEGRAPHERs' STRIKE.
Western Union Operators Refuse to Handle
Southern Pacific Dispatches

Ell PAso (Texas(, Dec. 12.-The Southern
Pacific Company yesterday requested the
Western Union office here to handle their
train dispatches for them, their operators
having been on strike for several days
The Western Union operators refused to
take or send the dispatches. They were
threatened with discharge and blacklisting,
it is said, and last night most of the opera
tors in the Western Union office here
walked out The railroad strike threatens
to spread
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SaddIery Association.

The Wholesale Saddlery Association Of
the United States. which recently convened
In Chicago, did considerable work with
freights and other matters in which this
large association is directly interested. w.
Davis, the wholesale saddlery dealer of this
city, was one of the Vice. Presidents repre-
senting this Coast, but was not in attend
ance at this session, as he is still suffering
from the effects of his injuries sustained
over year ago in the Webster-street
Bridge accident between here and Oakland.
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OUR GRAND HOLIDAY GOODS!

How delightful the membranes of childhood! One
looks back through the past and finds many gloomy places
yet here and there is little oasis where sunshine and Glad
ness CLEAN FORTH going far toward paying up for the heart
aches and distresses of this uncertain life
Christmas time is remembered by the YOUNG as one of
the brilliant ustrous radiant epochs of their existence
It's made SO by actions and aectonate remem
branoes 1t is ndeIbly photographed their minds as
lasting lesson of true kindness and generosity and the
first stepping stone to honorable benevoence Thus does
the man and woman when grown maturity remind
the little ones of their experience and in gratitude de-
sire to repay the kindness extended by their elders to
themselves.
Christmas time is the world chosen date for such ex
changes of love and Affection making it incumbent on
most ALL young old rich and poor to make the day one
of happiness by their gifts.
We do not know if our buyer had these thoughts in
his mind when he sent such grand assortment of Ho
day things, yet when Itch the busy, interesting
crowds, feel that Toys and other Santa Claus goods
are in the right place and proper distributing CENTER As
pore over the huge piles of mail for four five hours
day. it seems that interior friends were also of the
opinion that we had the RIGHT GOODS AT PROPER
PRICES Added to the fact that
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The Finance Committee OF the Board NJ s,ner
vls0rs has decided to recommend that the nm.
reals OF The three district fire engineers from m a
AUDITORS refusal 10 sign their warrant, he sus.
famed; also that OF Joe Burnett assistant draw
man, and the members of the water.tower com
pany. The appeals OF Sylvester Sullivan. fore
sustained, " NV D0
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No Writ for AptonsIIi

Some months ago Contractor Antonelli
filed claim for $500 alleged to be due him
for brickwork on the New City Hall.
The Commissioners refused to allow the
claim. whereupon he applied tc the Superior
Court for writ of mandate to compel pay
ment. The writ was denied, and Antonelr
appealed to the Supreme Court, which now
has affirmed the judgment Of the lower
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-12-13
Should Have Been Tried.

The suit for damages by the administrator Of
the estate OF one DE Mattos against the Southern
Pacific Company in Contra Costa County must
now be tried again according TO the ruling
yesterday Of the Supreme Court. De Mattos
was run over and killed. A nonsuIt was granted
but The higher court ordered a new trial,
saying that the jury should determine whether
the company was liable by reason OF negligence
or De Malt0s guilty of contributory negligence.
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Ana IN accordance with law, and an order Of
the BOARD OF Directors, made on the 2Sth day OF
october, 1891. so many shares or each parcel Of
euch stock as may be necessary Will be sold at
public auction at the auction-house Of s. f. Middle
ton & Co, No % Montgomery street, san
Francisco, California, on THURSDAY. the 3lst lay
OF December, 1891 at the hour OF / o'clock p. NJ OF
SAID day, to pay said delinquent assessment thereon
together with costs OF advertising and expenses of
sale. L. Osborn Secretary
omce-Room 33, Nevada Block, No. 800 Mont.
goInery street, San Francisco, Cal. del3 I'd
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men of the Life-saving Service of the Treas
ury, OF magnificent vase of silver, intend
ed to express the appreciation of the mem
beers of the service of the labors of her late
husband In its behalf. Among those pres
ent were: Acting Secretary Spaulding,
Senators Frye and Kenna and several men,
bers OF the Life saving Service.
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The Note Was Void.

Justice of the Peace Low has decided the
case against the First National Bank of
San Luis Obispo relating to note given by
a creditor after n settlement had been made
upon insolvency proceedings. The bank
In settlement Of the debt, and required the
debtor to give promissory note for the
difference. The note Justice Low held to
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-12-13
state veterinary Msdlcns.

The California State Veterinary Medical Asso
citation has elected the following officers: DR.
w. f, ID. Morrison OF Los Angeles. President
DIR. w. +. Egan OF San Francisco. Vice. Presi-
dent; DR.. X. A. Archibald Of Sacramento, Secre-
Iary; DR.. q. b. Owls OF stockton, Treasurer
Board of Examiners-Drs. Maclay, Orvls, Mas
OerO, Rowland and Whiltlesey.
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Killed by a Premature Blast.

CARLISLE Pa.), Dec. Industrious re-
suits followed the premature explosion OF a
blast of giant powder this afternoon on the
line of the railroad at Pine Grove An
Italian labOrer was Instantly killed, Dennis
Sullivan, the foreman, and another man
were fatally injured and three others were
badly hurt,
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Cattle-Thieves Shot By Cowboys.

DEADwooD Is. Dak.), Dec. 12.-Hand
LoVett and his partner. two noted cattle and
horse thieves who have made life burden
to stockmen for the part five years. were
shot by cowboys yesterday. This makes
of here lately
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City Hall Movements.

The City Hall Commissioners Instructed Com
missioner Smiley yesterday TO ascertain the prob
the City Surveyor and also the office Of Ihe Ssc,
rotary OF the commission. Judge Coffey's re-
quest to be given The courtroom adjoining tha
further consideration. ~S'
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!" Sunset Cox,s Services.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.-There was
notable gathering in the home Of Mrs. s. S
Cox tho afternoon to witness the presenta-
tion to her, on behalf Of the officers and
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DEL1NQUENT SALE NOTICES.

hELlNQUENT SALE NOTICE = BULw Err
- Consolidated Mining Company. Locat on OF
principal place OF business san francisco Cal Lo-
cation Of works, Bpdie, Mono County, Cal.
Notlce-There are delinquent upon the following
descr bed stock account OF assessment No 4
levied on october IS. 1891 the amounts set
opposite the names OF the respective Shareholders
as follows:
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Marvin's New Field.

FRANKLIN Pa). Dec. 12-Charles Mar
win, the noted trainer, formerly Of the Palo
Alto farm, arrived in Fran kiln to-day He
has completed final arrange ments with Mil
Ter u Sibley to handle their stock for term
OF years.
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BERKELEY REAL ESTATE

BEAUTIFUL s-RoOMED HOUSE, ELEGANTLY
- furnished, to let for mouths; choicest location
In Berkaley; no diphtherla here See CAPTAIN
MORRISON del3 St.
condition; choice location; especially suited to
a business man: no gift enterprise Speak to CAP
TAIN MORRISON. de12 ats
CAPTAIN MORRISON DOES NOT DEAL IN
y mountainsids or salt-marsh property but will
show you some OF the incest hooks and corners ON
earth right here in Berkeley; interview him at once
Once, North Berkeley. dc1g Sts
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KNIVES AND PISTOLS,

General Fight at Negro Ball in Ken
lucky Town.
ERLANGER (Ky.). Dec 12.-There was a
bloody riot at negro ball last night The
crowd was drunk and a fight between two
labOrers started general row. Knives and
pistols were used, and in the midst of the
tumult somebody fired several shots from
sho tgun. Two persons were probably IA
tally and several others slightly wounded.
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$50 s to aG SIS at CASH ana y LIE
month; beautiful lots adjolHing the doubIe-deck
car lire of Sessions new electric road; Will give
ply at once to h. w. WOODWARD q CO., 9O2 Brold-
way. Oakland. deg II
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REAUTFUL CLAREMoNT PARK!

minutes walk to two electric lines, two horse.
car ines also near local train; all these lines in fun
operation.
Lots from 90 to 500 feet deep; nne large oak
trees; beautiful creek with running water; low
prices; $25 cash $40 monthly; call at once;
rages Ia waiting 10 show property
A. II. BREED u Co, 400 Ninth St, Broad
way, Oakland. no2a II
NIELROSE STATION TRACT; LOTS $3.50.
Ni first station East of FruitvRle on broad-eauge
from electric ROAD. II. u. PINNEY. 907 Broad
HOUSES ROOMS; BARN; LOTS; $1,000; on
IL payments: Melrose Station Tract on broad gauge
railroad. H. II. PINNEY, 9J7 broadway. oakIand.tf
| ook' LooK' LOOK
EVERETT TRACT LOTS
EVERETT TRACT LoTsi
EVERETT TRACT LOTS!
$50 to SIS EACH.
S75 TO $50 EACH
$40 DOWN. SO DowNi
BALANCE ONLY SIS PER MONTH!
BALANCE ONLY So PER MONTH
942 fine large lots in East Oakland. near the new
proposed Electric Road from Oakland to Haywards
Our prices lower than the lowest by 50 per cent
Come, see and be convinced No can afford to
within ten days Full particulars at the o1ieeS NJ
CLoUGH Il BAKER and A. IL. BREED q co, $50
Nlhth 81, oakand- nol9 I'm
CoOU. trle road on Forteth ST.; only on6tenth
cash. II B fINNEl. 9O7 broadway. Oakland. Is II
GJDS FlNELoTS. BLOCKS FROM STREET.
u ~. car; terms TO suit; finest plat in Fruit
vale. RUSSELL q FROSSER Twenty-third-ave
station. East Oakland no22 I'm
| OoK AT THIS-1HE LAST CHANCE OF PRO
y curing good lot cheap and on easy terms lots
500 TO $3.50, $40 cash balance 81 SO pr monthly
pay ments; in the Harmon subdivision OF the Kings
lahd Tract facing Seminary and Nutting ayes. aud
Harmon ST.; blocks from the proposed electric
railroad on San Leaudro road. Apply 70 EFFRESS
q NOBLE and RUSSELL q PROSSER. Twenty
tfird-ave. Station East oakland uol7 lm
Gl000 HERE YOU NAVE IT: l35xIOj: Ell
u'iOOO. egaht corner; South Berkeley pa
blocks from new electric road; Just think than
81 80 per front foot for choice corner; terms
$50 cash, balance 10 suit purchaser CLOuGH x
bAhEk, $50 NlEJh St. oakland. scott
GTS EACH-24Z FIN LOTS IN THE EVERETT
~ ~ Tract; $40 down. balance IS per month. A
~ BRkED \ co. $50 Ninth ST. Oakland oc3O I'm
LOHIN REAL EsTATE~
FOR GENUINE BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE
Inquire OF w C. MORAN, Loriu. Take berkeley
train Sunday engagements del2 I'm
OAKLAND HOUSES TO RENT
GOO AND s25-6 ROOMS: NEW HOUSE.
p-O bath, laundry, stoves and modern IMPROVE
Inents; most complete In Oakland. 94b TO e56
Union ST., near Adeltne-st Station of local train;
apply on premises. GILES II. GRAY, $50 Cali
iotnla ST, > r de IL Su IuTh I'm
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.

ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
| s HANLEY q CO, 1881 PARK ST WILL
u build sell or rent you any kind OF a house any
where In Alameda on the most reasonable
terms sn26 N
l. OR BARGAINSIN REAL ESTATE, CALL ON
MRS. l. II. CHANDLER, 1929 Park ST., Ala
media ocon
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lex HOUSE

WOodwOrth, st Louisa X Airs Sacramorto
G W Rabbe st Helena W Jordan Sacramant
Mrs Botsford, Riverside NJ Niswander Sfr, ~
w Elliott San Rafael V c Richards San Josio
q Talbot, San Rafael &c II Freeman So y y
A Jennings. Santa Cruz @ f Jackson rf.a, ooeo
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no LET FINE RESIDENCE, OR PRIVATE
L boarding and lodging house; s07 Polk St; -
rooms ana bath: store-rooms. etc. all modern i'm
proYementS; rent $50. Apply MADISON &
BU IKE. 626 NarNet Il deI2 81
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eIO NEAT sunny ROOMS. 677I2 Glenn
u -. entina st, near Eighth. IT,
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TTPFER PART. WITH STABLE: ROOM FOR
L horse ga, Cotton. OH Brady, near Market;
large sunny rooms. Sll Inquire on premises or
llu3 Stevenson Twelfth lis
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SISI NATOMA, NEAR SMITH - 8 ROOMS (;
OIC2 sliding doors. WIKI hail delS Ste
ITIO POLK, NEAR CLAY-HoUsE6 ROOMS;
i ~ bath. Easement; S15 delS4
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TO EXCHANGE

ELEGANT RESIDENCE OF 8 ROOMS Am
II bath, with stable and chcken-house, in Ala
media; located on large lot on OF the principal
residence avenues; valued at $1,000: Will be eY-
changed for cash or mortgage of $500 aud a small
iruit ranch valued NJ $500 For further particu-
lars apply TO X. T. SALES, 25I7 Clay St san
Francisco. NIL. ~
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Coz 9Os LARKIN. NEAR GEARY-s ROOMS
CIOU. and bath nice condition: central lOca-
ton: water free. EASrON, ELDRIDGE & CO.,
oSS Market st. deg 2t
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goa 2-STORY SUNNY HOUSE. g ROOMS AND
u O'. bath; unfinished basement. 400 Blu
ehauan- st; key al i32 oak St dcl2 A.
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| oNELH HOME TO LEASE FROM JAN UARY
- LIST = Beautiful new Western Addition resi-,
dence OF rooms and bath; beautifully irescoed
aud decorated. garden front aud back, rent rea
sonable 10 good tenant, or VIII sell for S75OO-re-
duccd from $500; a positive bargain: II desired
part cash. TIA auce easy terms; n rare chance: see
lhls. BuRNMAM & Va II. 42S MnmtS0mery. -
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COX : ROOMS: BATH: YARD; GARDEN.
II -. 23l6 Webster st, near Jackson. IL
1E11 MISSION. NEAR ELEYENTH-5 LARGE
i III rooms, bath. laundry; rent SO del3 ~
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SUNNY SIDE - 66 MI>NA ST; HOUSE 10
- .oms Key 5S5 Mission ST. dalSSt*
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REAJrIF LOWER FLAT. ROOMS. BATH,
- gas: sunny; 1888 GuerrerO. mr. Twenty-thIrd:
REM s2o. fhoLL, BACHR & CO., 3 Montgomery
hlIctl
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III VAN NESS AVE.-HOUSE OF Z ROOMS;
L inquire next door. delS 7ts
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1OO- ELLIS - UPPER PART HOUSE: 5
lou rooms Inquire downstairs deIS Il"
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EINE NEW UPPER FLAT OF ROOMS AND
L bath; rent reasonable; 10 Buch man St het
HAYES aud Grove. Apply e. Il. UMBSEN 4 co IA
outgCIuery ST da1 2 -
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VIRGINIA (Nrv.l Dec. 1.-the following off,
cial reports of the superintendent were placed
on file here TODAY: