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BLACK IN SPOTS.
An Old Colored Woman Who Has Been
Turning W hite for Twelve Years.

An Old Colored Woman Who Has Been
Turning White for Twelve Years.
There is living on Bellvedere street, Kan
sas CITY, Mo-, woman whose case is a
puzzle to the local physicians. yet she is in
no way Inconvenience thereby. Sally Luce
an old colored woman OF 60 years, has been
turning white for the last twelve years and
is black only in spots. She was born of full
blood negro parents, and was rs black as
any Seuegambian up to twelve years ago,
when small white spot appeared on her
arm. Soon thereafter other spots made
their appearance Oh various parts of her
body and then these spots began TO coaleSce.
THIS has been going on steadily, and was
change except to the sight There has been
no change III the feeling and there is no
tenderness about the places where the
change OF color has taken place
The woman is now fully four-fifth white,
and the spots now form and spread SO
rapidly that she will, in all probability, be
entirely white within another year. The
new color is not the dead white of the
leprous skin. but is a healthy pink. Just
like that of the Caucasian, and the flesh APP
pears hard and healthy. One regularity
about the case is that in no case has the
white appeared where there is no clothing.
Her face, neck and hands are as black as
ever, but under the clothing the black i.
almost entirely gone. On those parts
which are covered the most constantly and
warmest the skin looks exactly like that of
white person. Mrs. Luce has received
several offers from museum men, but she
has refused them all. aud says that she will
not exhibit herself under any consideration.
She is rather ashamed of heI condition, and
only her most intimate friends are ever per-
mitted to look at her white skin.-Fort
Worth Iaystte.
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DECOYED AND ROBBED.
A Polish Girl PIundered and Throw
Into Prison as a Thief.

Polish Girl PIundered and Thrown
Into Prison as Thief.
Rarely has piece of more deliberate and
cold blooded raseality been brought to light
than that disclosed in Philadelphia court
when a poor Polish girls wrongs. put upon
her by an INSCRIPTIONS sc0undreI, we're
righted, and the girl. who had been SELL
fenced to eighteen months Imprisonment,
was released and the sentence revoked by
the Judge.
few weeks ago Zepha Sazanakien was
arrested at O'Clock one morning at Broad
street Station as she was going to New \ ork,
and charged by man named Caller with
having robbed him OF $500
Caller, with much wrlnging of hands and
bemOaniDg, declared that, getting out on
spree" in New York, tue day before, he
had met Zapha that she had persuaded him
TO come to Philadelphia, and that here she
had robbed him of $780,
search her. Search herp' he reiterated,
as he wept bitterly. The officers searched
and found the 800 in Zepha'S pocket. The
girl could not speak word of English. The
circumstantial evidence seemed so clearly
to prove the truth Of Callers statement
The end OF the case was that although
Zepha through an interpreter declared the
money was her own she could not subStan-
tiate her tesiim ony, the weight of evidence
was against her, and she was found guilty
and sentenced by Judge Finletter to eigh-
teen months imprisonment. The $500 was
handed 10 the complainants lawyer, who
deducted 500 for his fees and handed the
balance to Caller, and that worthy at once
skipped
The girls protestations of innocence at
tracted the attention of a gentleman who
offered to defray the expenses of an iDvesti-
CATION. The result was the collection of
such overwhelming evidence against Caller
in favor of the girl that Judge FinIetter
ordered her immediate release.
1t appeared that the parents were fairly
well to do i'll Poland, where for some years
she kept a small buffet and managed to save
up $3.50. She had heard so much of America
and the golden prospects here that she
joined party of her t0wnspeople and
crossed the ocean with them. In New York
Caller represented himself to her rs an en-
poyment agent, and urged her to go to
Philadelphia, where there was n splendid
opportunity TO open a relreshment bar for
ladies. Finding that he was deceiving her
she essayed to return to New York, when
Caller had her arrested, and through per-
jury not only despoiled her Of her savings,
but had her thrown into prison as COM
mon thief.
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out my instructions to the letter. The peo-
pie in the house when l went there knew Of
the existing conditions, and readily entered
into the scheme, prompted by curiosity to
see how mock marriage was performed
was pressed into service By the woman,
90 the plea taat had brother in the
church. took a Bible she provided and
married them fast, and made out the certiti-
cate in due form. Then l had an inter-
view with the man. He was very angry at
hrSt, but Came around all right, and he and
very happily. That isn't the way mos
mock marriages end, but it would be a
good way to do it."-N. Y. Trihnne
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A MOCK MARRIAGE.
One Case In Which Two Wrongs Mad,
Right.

One Case in Which Two Wrongs Made
Right.
about a year ago." says Brooklyn
clergyman, "a woman who had heen de-
ceived by her lover by means of mock
marriage and who had discovered the
fraud, came to me with her tale of woe and
asked my advice. She was living with the
man she supposed to be her husband. but
believed that he was about to desert her.
l thought the matter over. and told her to
arrange little party at her house and to
invite me rs a friend, but not rs q minister
of the gospel, and at an opportune time
propose to the lover that they show their
friends how they were married in fun
She was bright little woman, anu carried
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The military posts about the harbor have
been put again into communication with
each other and the outside world by tele-
graph. A wire WAS laid yesterday between
Alcatraz Island and Fort Mason. The
steamer Sonoina was used to lay the cable.
which is nve-eighths Uf an inch in diameter
and 25i2 feet long
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Bni.dinr for the Clergy.

The Catholic clergy have had finished re-
Gently for them new building ON the
northeast corner of Franklin and O'Farrell
streets. Ii Is threc-stury structure and
cost about S26 COZ.
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Ollie Seully. the thirteen-year-old girl who
was with Rutherford, the footpad, when he
shot Officer Clifford, and who is beyond the
control of her parents. will be sent to the
Whittier Reform School. Judge Joachimsen
held her on charge of yaerancy Yesterday.
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TO EXCHANG


ELEGANT RESIDENCE OF ROOMS AND
II bath, with stable and chicken-house in Ala
media; located on large lot OF the principal
residence avenues; valued at $1,000: will be
changed for cash OF mortgage OF $500 aud small
fruit ranch valued at $500. For further partcu-
lars apply r. l. SALES. 2617 Clay ST., San
Francisco. nolA If
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~ - ~ 49,
0AkLAND AGE NCY-ADvERTIsEME AND
~ subscriptions received at the Oakland Branch
once OF The MoRNISa CALL. sO2 Broadway.
5000 TO $500 EACH,
ONLY $40 CASH.
BALANCE So MONTHLY
ALL THIS WEEK. THE LAST WEEK
ENDING SATURDAY. DECEMBER 9Th,
OF OUR GRAND OFFER.
IN THE WARNER TRACT
ALL LOTS IN BLOCKS Is. 10, 30.
50xl50 EACH.
$500 TO $500 EACH THIS WEEK.
OVER 200 Lors 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 oNf. YEAR.
TIRE STREETS ARE GRADED AND CITY
WATER PIPED TO YOUR FRONT DOOR AT
THE PRESENT OWNERS EXPENSE
REMEMBER
EVERY LOT REMAINING UNsoLD JANUARY
WILL BE ADVANCED 20 PER CENT.
THIS WEEK LAST WEEK
OF CHEAP LOTS IN THE WARNER TRACT
II YOU EVER EXPECT TO own A HOME,
WITH TIE METROPOLIS OF THE STATE AT
YOUR FRONT DOOR, BUY ONE OR TWO OF
THESE LOTS
REMEMBER
THE LOTS YOU BUY THIS WEEK FOR $500
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 1 O'CLOCK
TO CONVEY PARTIES TO THE TRACT
OAKLAND OFFICE OPEN EVENINGS.
SEND FOR MAPS OR CALL FOR Full PAR
TICULARS.
NJ. j. LAYMANCE & CO.,
400 EIGHTH ST., OAKLAND. CAL,
OR LATHR0P-FLINT Co,
1e MONTGOMERY ST. SAN FRANCISCO.
no29 IT
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- I')S0 FIRST-CLASS CIGAR STORE on
- -cO. best part Of Market st. with lar.e and
Profitable trade; sold account Of departure: rare
chance 10 secure IeGiI mate business. Apply TO
/ u. BARNARD. 224 kearny ST. Its
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REAUrlFUL CLAREMoNT PARKr

BEAUTIFUL CLAREMoNT PARKr
minutes walk to two electric lines two horse
car lines. also near local train; all these lines In full
operation.
LOIS from 100 to 800 feet deep: fine large oak
trees; beautiful creek with running water: low
prices; SO cash $40 monthly; call at once; car
riages Ia waiting 10 show property
A. IL. BREED a CO. i6U Ninth st near Broad
way, Oakland nool n
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C.I7S PARTNER WANTED TU-DAY: LIGHT
= ~ and pleasant inside WORK. giving steady
en- pioy ment; clearing $50 10 SIS per month 10
'Ai not necessary to understand the business il
".-lug 10 work aud make himself generally useful;
20 -i-At or sunday work; business easily learned;
~. stll any industrious, steady. sober man. GEO.
:. w RI. l3h Kesrnr
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALAMEDN HEAL FsTATE.

81 FINE BUILDING LOTS, SS25 TO $500 FOR
< 80 days only: choice residence properties in
parts OF Alameda terms to suit chasers. l4l3
tdrk st, T. ID. ID nol5 eOdlm
LTOk A SHORT TIME!
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)TS-LOrS AND LOTS OF THEM

NJU--N IOU--NZDU.
Easy terms-Sl0 down and So monthly
Come early-Dou't wall.
JOHN Z. BALL, 24O5 EncinaI ave-, on Narrow
gauge Railroad, Alameda. no29 1t
I =. HANLEY a CO.. 1851 PARK ST., WILL
y build. sell rent you any kind of a house any
where in Alameda on tie most reasonable
terms. au26tt
L OR BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE, CALL ON
L MRS l. H. CHANDLER, 1929 Park ST.. Ala
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GALoOS ~ MANUFACTURING DISTRICT;
- good location; rooms; lease; only s45
Inquire NJ. BLUHENTHAL & CO.. wholesale lguor
dealers. 65s Mission St. bet and A. N. del 81.
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pARTNER WASTED-HALF INTEREST IN
i good paying carriage business: wOod-y or pre-
ferred: or business for sale and shop TO let Apply
CALI. Branch .2ts
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ROOMS TO LET.
6oO o'FARRELL-FRoNT AND BACK ROOMS:
ccO furnished, single or double. de4 Bis
S1S JoNEs-NICELY FURNISHED BAY-wIN-
oIO dow suite; gas bath. de4 Sts
4o9 JoNES-LAkGE. CORNER. sunny ROOM;
10 suitable for two persons. de4 st.
90 o'FARRELL NICELY FURNIS
30 front aud back parlors; gas bath. del ST.
VA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SUITES AND
u single rooms. with board reasonable de4 1t
100 MISSION - ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
- saIte gas CRATE, bath. do4 3ts
l425, MIssloN EArLY FURNISHED
I1Ao. front slngIe room for gents. de4 3t*
1JS LARkIN-3 uNFuRNIsHED HOUsEKEEP-
ITO IN rooms. aad furnished room. de4 tt
I3l TURK. EFT TAYLOR AND JoNEs-3 IN
Ioi furnished rooms. de4 SIS
AIS Jones NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
I y room; gas ana bath. Del 81
o0G SIXTEENTH ST.-SUNNY NICELY FITK-
oOo n!shed room; gas; use of kitchen. del St.
EOpI NINETEENTH, NEAR VALENCIA =
49, suite rooms, furnished; suitable light
room Tor gents; moderate; no other roomers IT'S
500 foLsoM-FURNISHED ROOM; 81 WEEK
80 up. de3 tt
9 ANTONIO. OFF JONES' ELLIS AND O'FAR-
- Iell-DoGble room, SO; single, 50. de3 5t*
1OOH FOLSOM - 2 UNFURNIsHED ROOMS
800 ana tltehen Tor housekeeping; bath. 3 ot~
101S HOWARD. NEAR ENrH-SUNNY BACK
Ioio parior. furnished; separate beds de3 3te
1900 MIsSIoN-suNNY FURNISHED ROOMS
IGAA for housekeeping; yards. deS 3t-
1914 SEVENTH NICE SINGLE FURNISHED
Ioi2 front rooms; 81 des 2ts
1904 MISSION NEAT SUNNY SINGLE
ILAd room; rent SIS. de3 1t.
R01 ELLIS-SEvEKAL NICE SINGLE FUR
OoI nished rooms: bath; gas. de3 2ts
III TENTH-LARGE SUNNY FRONT ROOMS:
lII crate; board or housekeeping. de3 2ts
CUNNY FRONT ROOM UNFURNIsHED: FIRE
- place; stationary washstand. 720 Bush ST., bet,
Powell And Mason de3 At
900 THIRD FRONT UNFURNIsHED
OlO sunny room; rent So. des tt
TNFURNISHED- ROOMS, KITCHEN: sI0
- 6l6 Birch ave-. bet. Laguna and Buchanan. 5 r.
725A ELLIs-UNFURNIsHED ROOMS.
eOO de3 2ts
lO9Q MISSION : FURNISHED SUITE FOR
1Ooo housekeeping; single rooms. de3 ste
110sEvENTH, eIRARp HOUSE, MRS. PRAHL.
u = sunny furnished rooms single, double suites;
light housekeeping. II desired. DEE Its
62S MINNA-FINELY FURNISHED SUNNY
VIZ single room; bath; rent So. deg STE
I . ELLIS-SUITE: SINGLE; DAY. WEEK OR
y month; transient. N. E. GRANT. de2 7ts
S27 HAIGHT-T0 LET, SUNNY FURNISHED
OOI and unfinished rooms de2 3t+
400 McALLIsTER-1 LARGE NICELY FUR
100 nlshod room. with running water, for rent.u
7S0 MARKET - ALTA HOUSE; CHANGED
80 nands; newly furnished rooms; cheap. dc2 "
f02 HowARD-NICELY FURNISHED DOUBLE
va and single rooms; gas bath. dee 3;#
liza SlXTH-NICELY FURNISHED SUNNY
IL rooms: house and furniture new. deg Il
DCH MINNA-FURNIsHED ROOMS, poUBLE
80 single aud housekeeping. de2 3ts
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET INQUIRE AT
III Laguna ST., cor. Ellis. De- II
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" ANTED-PARIY WITH ABOUT $4,000 TO
~ loin the subscriber in tho manufacture OF a
aILc.e which IS destined To be IN every house
10 me country this viii bear the sirictest investI-
saLilh address Monopoly. oakland CALI. Office 4 st
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G1iO PARTNER WANTED; MANUFACTURE.
- w. ing and contracting business: has
monopoly; employs 10 70 10 men; clears $3.50 per
month TO each. Partlculars 1892 Market Room 4 Is
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C2S0 BLACKSMiTHs, ATTENTION: No. !
= ~ hurSe-shoeinE shop At great bargain;
Anithy receipts 1850. CULVER. 1872 Market St
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II A. JENNINGS & CO., GENERAL CON
= tractors. painting. paper hanging, whitening
piasterhg, carpenter WORK, etc., S62 Mission ST.,
doors east OF Fifth. s. f. se27 3m
SiGNS. PAINTING. WHITENING, PAPER-
~ hanging, Uniting and decorating; wholesale and
retail dealers IN paints, oils, glass brushes var
nlshes MeRAE DUANE. POS. 2O7 Fourth. "a Um
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS,
oAKLAND wrAI, ESTATE

N>3AL i-'i "a =.
OAKLAND SCY-ADVERTISEMENTS AND
" subscriptions received at the Oakland Branch
once OF The MORNING CALL SO2 Broadway.
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C2nD Partner WANTED IN EMPLOY-
,9OOU. ment Office; 81 daY guaranteed: no eY-
F-Eience necessary. POOL & CO, Ills Market II
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HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS.

49, '-NN ANCo-H'-
% FOURTH : FURNISHED ROOMS SUIT
~ able for light housekeeping. Its
10S TENTH - SUNNY FURNISHED ROOMS:
- board; housekeeping rooms. de4 3t-
Io1I SEYENrH-NICE FURNISHED FRONT
1o12 parior aud kitchen; Housekeeping. Its
II > LARKIN-BAY-WIND SUITE s25: AL
IIO so Housekeeping rooms: SIS; bath. dei 81.
* NEW MONTGOMERY NICE CHEAP, FUR.
" Elshtd housekeeping and single rooms. l.
1E7 CLEMENTINA, NEAR SIXTH = ROOMS,
tot furnished for Housekeeping It's
CT FURNISHED ROOM: LIGHT HOUSE
u ). keeping: single room So. 525 Folsom st. it,
500 FoLsoM-2 OR ROOMS FURNISHED
Oo- for housekeeping. de4 3tt
MICE HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS OR FOR
~ gentlemen S66 Minna ST. del Ste
FURNISHED SUNNY ROOM: HOUSEKEEPING
1 or suite: men; yard ll09 Folsom st. 1t"
l1o THIRD sunny HOUSEKEEPING
q roomsi corner; complete; gas; bath. de3 3t*
OGS MISSION 5 LARGE SUNNY ROOMS;
QUO complete for Housekeeping. de3 2t%
o9o EDDY JULIE PARLORS AND
ooo Kitchen Tor housekeeping; no children d3 tt
5II HOWARD 3 FURNISHED ROOMS:
III housekeeping: private family. de3 2t*
GI0 LARGE SUNNY FURNISHED ROOM FOR
Wv h0usekeeping. ASA Third st de3 St"
I ARGE SUNNY ROOM. SUITABLE FOR MAN
i. and wife, with Kitchen and dining room cheap.
50 Morris ave. de3 2ts
GJO-2 COSY SUNNY ROOMS. FURNISHED
tDlO. for housekeeping; newly papered and
cleaned sunny yard. 64i Minna St., bet. Seventh
and Eighth. deg 3tt
OH TURK = FROM ? TO 4 NICELY EUR
I'LL nished rooms for housekeeping de3 2t*
S1S MINNA-2 FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
C1O housekeeping; $l2. de2 So
QDSI MISSIoN-NICELY FURNISHED CLEAN
Joe sunny housekeeping rooms; bath gas. d2 s.
I q MOSS ST., OFF HOWARD, BET SIXTH AND
~ Seventh-Sunny front and back housekeeping
rooms; gas: bath; rent cheap; also single. DEF ST.
40 oFARRELL-3 SUNNY FURNISHED
- rooms: rent reasonable. del ST.
COZ NAroMA-2 FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS
OOo for housekeeping del IT
OCT MISSION - FURNISHED FRONT AND
oOi back suites for housekeeping. nose rs
81 EVERETT. NEAR FoURTH-SUNNY SUITE
O1 for light housekeeping. no29 1t.
9OPAGE-2 ROOMS BATH; $l2: KEY AT 81
~ Lily ave. no29 5ts
Al FOURTH q UNFURNIsHED ROOMS;
Ill Housekeeping; kitchen and front ROOM IS u
Con MINNA FURNISHED ROOM FOR
Ooc couple for housekeeping; home comforts. II
NJ USr BE SEEN TO BE APPRECIATED-THE
VA Abbotsford; entir ely remodeed and renovated
throughout; NV cor. Iarkn and Broadway: with
in short block OF either Hyde-st, (Californis-st
SYSTEM or Polk-sL (Sutter-st system) cablecars;
largest and best ar ranged family apartment house
IN san Francisco; nice, quiet, genteeI and home
like; furnished uni FINISHED rooms en- suite or sim
keeping permitted; every room bright sunny and
cbeeriul: attentive service; magnificent view:
large garden; fine walks Al. j. MERTENS Les
see oclI II
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K oHLER < CHASE, 70. IS AND 80 O'FAKRELL
A ST.: leading pianos aud organs. Oldest music
house iargeNL s.DcA. ter.LlA nrIces anl
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EXTRAORDINARY BARGAIN.

50xll5: street fully improved and sdewalked:
from $500 $1,000 each; only one-hfth cash.
balance III installments.
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STORAGE

=, - =, :, -
t'chNlIoRE, TRUNKS, PIANOS. ETC. CARED
. Tor ana stored reasonable: advances made
LEN -, floneer storage Co..310 Stockton. str
k'IRSTCLASS STORAGE: ADVANCES MADE
L e42-oA4 Mission ST. CHAS l.. TAYLOR iv3 IF
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LoDGINe-Housns FOR SALE.

600 Is ROOMS ON FOURTH ST; CLEARS
-ONIO. $50. PAC. ENCHANGE.2S kearnY. IL
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$3.50 With improvements; on north side OF
avenue near station; 50NlO6; only days.
$500 cash: $40 month for pretty cottage built
to order at Grand-street Station.
S550-33xl 100. Central ave-; fine building
lot on easy instalments.
$500; fine corner lot; 33xl0O payable in III
stallments; sacrifice.
Houses built to order and finished in 80 days
prompt; plans and estimates furnished free.
Houses Tor rent Opel Sundays
MARCUSE ( REMMELI,
The largest contracting firm in Alameda County.
Omce-Alameda, Bay-st. Station and Highst. sta
ton: san Francisco, 62S Market ST. opposite Palace
Hotel. nojO cod If
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

S..D0 RESTAURANT N SPLENDID LoCA-
cl''.VU. tiun; fH!l value in sight; good for 500
a month. NJ. LESS, 3 Fourth ST. 1tr
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THE FINEST LOT or SECONDHAND PIANOS
ever offered, ranging from SIS up; organs from
$50 up; erythlug guaranteed. i. W. SPE GER
q CO., 72S Market St.. history building second
floor. aug tt
CTECK, HARDMAH. VosE AND STERLING
= pianos sold on 40 monthly instruments. BENZ.
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ptoIAURANI BEST LOCATiDN: GOOD
~ business; fire large place. establish years;
long lei5e: be SOLD on account o! dissolution OF
partnership; stands fun investigation; big money
for right men Inquire CALI Branch. Ge3 IT.
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q 81 AND $3.50 PER L0T-oNLY $40 CASH
W - ana "a per month is desired choice lots,
beautifully located 1T Ber<cIey VITA railroad sta
ll0n on the tract and electric line adjoining same:
zoo IotS soid and 80 lett Tor saIe call early for
bargain l. w. WOODWARD Il Co. 9O2 Broad
way plkldnu- dos IT
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~ 10. Apply CARROLL. SIS Fourth st. n29 lm'
G..l7Op GROOM COTTAGES ON SANCHEZ
~ wv. and 9th SITS.
$i6OO-6-room houses with lot 25xlI+.
SoSOU-b-room house with lot 3uNlI4; on Cip-
per ST. near Castro and 18th; these houses all
iayoraoly situated on sunny side Of streets with
bIlek bulkheads. stone sidewalks etc and all
work complete; small amount OF cash. balance to
suit: liberal discount for cash Apply on premises
or to T. NELSON, Builder, 1929 Twenty -nfth ST.,
near Castro. nnl5 II
DEAL ESTATE RENTING AND SELLING
~ houses and auctioneer specially. L. p.
SIMMONS, 1882 Market St oc22 tt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-11-28

acusasteis al sefior Beaufort, tened cuidado
y 20 volv6is 4 eqnivOcaTOs
--lAhl rs que Ia explcaoi6n es muy SEN
ella.
Daguerre fo6 81 que So apoder6 del rev6l-
yer de Beaufort, su antique sOciO.
DaguerTe estaba arruinado 90 hallaba
casuaimente 50 casa del notaFio PaIlanget
cuaDdo este entreg6 los cuatTocientos Gin
cuenta mi fraueO@ Yalognes.
A Dagnerte hriole de nn balaGo ValoQ-
nea--.- DaEuerre q quen asisti6 el doctor
Gerard0.-- DaguerTe ie encontramos STEM
pre- ca t0das paTtes- .lSiempre Daguerrel
SaivOie e doctor GeFafd0 extraiO Ia
baia de Ia hefida, al yer aquelia herida
enlpegarOu las dudaa 4 aEOdeFarse de 60 esDi-
ritu y uuis0 disiDarlas.
Eaese 81 juzgado = pdi6 81 eerreta'io le
eahenRse el revolver aHe emptc0 RalOgnes
paFa cOntestar Los dispRFos del asesln0, y
Ell m6dicO vl3 Qae kaltRba una capsula p
pudo c0mpArar Ell calibIe do il bala extrafda
de Ia berida con 81 del revolver, formAnd0se
aRf 50 conviction.
P0r 1esgraciR 81 aeeret0 professional 10 inn
pide hablaT = 50 honor le prohibe decir N
ana paiabTa, nj una solR, fondBtO ha debido
snftiEl lPobre doctor, le cOmpade1cOl
Ahora es enandO 20 % comprendo me 10
explico tOdo, Glou- Giou, p0Tque esta todo
mss elarO que Ia ln4 Gel 1ia. - El doctor
poeee Ia rfgida leaifad deleverdadero m6di-
co, 81 mism0 tiemp0 es uR hOmbEe honradO
que se kalla en Ia dgra alternative de 90 p0-
der revelar ei seclet0 que descubri6 en- 81
eieTeici0 de ia profession, mi tampocO per-
mitif que condeuen nu ip0ceute, tque ha-
Ger en- ese cas09
Imaginaee al doctor mny seer tadamente
que III FueTFe MO dejar& de cometer alFana
implndcncia, 81 honor no le prOhibe aBro-
vechnrse de las revelaoiones que le h@gan no
aatand0 ejerciendO So pr0fesson.
Ali teneias 0lou aloa, pos one me aGur0