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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-15
wichita Produce Market.

WICHITA. Dec. i
FLOUG-Bighest patent. s. 90 second patent
-; ezra fancy. 81 Is.
tEE-r1ist creamery, 2Sc: other grades, Fog
25c
EGGS--SG2OC.
POULTRY boosters. 81 5062 90 per Dozen or 81
per pound; hens, a. OJ@2 80 per dozen or SC Per
pound; spring chickens 81 75s2 50 per dozen or 5Rc
Ger pound; turkeys, s@sc per pound. DUCRs-tes
~ IS; malard. = 80 per dozen. Dug geese &C per
pound.
POfATOFS-ChoiCe,f 5S75c per bushel,
APPLES 4a5 10 per oarrel-
GOA L-snthracite 81 50: Canon City SsOE Weir
City s. So front, nae 54s PlttsburE, ~ 90 ILL
nois. IS %: NcAlester s. %.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-15

Tramp say. mister. can't ysr GIN
ne chance 70 make something to-dzy2
Farmer Yer. MAKE yourself @czrcs-
Tens sitting
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-15
Wichita Grain Market.

Wichita Grain Market
WICHITA, Dec. a.
Following are the closing quotations.;
GkAIN-C ar lots on track.
WHEAI-53c.
CORN-N elbow, 2Sc.
rATS-g3c.
HAY-Ealed. - coz 50 DER tom loose 81 roa5 On
GROUND IOKN-Choptn car lots, 15c per lUl
rounds; corn and oats. SOC per l0g pounds; bran,
ksCked. Gac per 100 pounds
lLAASEED-t5a7U C.
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Kansas CITY Pradnce.

Kansas City Produce.
KAN>AS CITY, Dec H.
tLOJR-CnchRnced. Patents 80 S2s ~. extra
IahSS 81 slsz ., fancy - 05Sz Is choice 81 g8S2 "
NiitA1- No . red I1-
tohN-No. mixed lll1dSlc
CAIS-Ao u.Ned. 3 s5Sic
l.IE-No. =, .T5ec.
BRAN --50et0
ElAASEtll-s tassc on p basis ~ rpra.
~, ! Z Creamery 256 Sc, dairy l4Sls
q h'-LsL- steady. Young America loc. Kansas.
aAY-Firm. Timothy a. %, fsncy prairie IS aoa
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-15
RrpEEsENTATIvE SALES.
The following are the representative sales of cat
EoGs.

Hogs were cents higher TODAY with the
market strong. The best hogs offered sold
late in the afternoon at 6 cents.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-15
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Produce.

NcW Vrk IrodUce-
NEw NoRS. Dee H.
CoFFEE-spot Rio, hrnner and quiet. No :
l61s lC5kc
sUDAh-Reaned quiet standard a I ll-IGS4Jsc,
trRuulsted l-lb,saC. cut Leaf 5-i6e5eC.
COTTON Quiet. Middlny uplands sc Or
cans l5-ltc.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-15
Nj1III :agle
FINANCE COMMERCE.
WICHITA MARKETS
The Receipts of stock at the "icni'a
Union Stock Yards for the Past "a
Hours Were: Cattle, 379; Hogs Sal
sbipments: Cattle, 273; Hogs, 10.
WICHITA, Dec. IA

The cattle market was active ana strons
TODAY with better offerings. some goou
cattle were held over, having reached the
wards late for today's market.
The ouota irons mere presented are TO give , me
.brnsr an idea OF the general range OF nflces ne
XIipus Classes and grades sell within te ilmias "
these nuotstfoDs acc 0Tdingto the quallt OF oHeT
ip@s and he state OF the daily markets. these iuo
iafinns are only changed when there mas ee m
t,ermarsnt chang. n the general niarkeI. nc
enTesentHfive sales should De referred 10 10 got 'n
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-15
Travelling Costumes.

among travelling ana prOmen6Se cos
TUNES which are comparatively simple
and adapted to women of all ages are
those made of Sedan cloth in Napoleon
blue, olive green, deep Burgundy red,
chestnut and other dark colors. They
consist of plain bell-skirt just touch
ing the ground in the back, and house
bodice with vest and high collar of
repped silk matching the cloth and
braided with wool soutache. The out
side wrap is long coat of the cloth
with revers of braided repped silk
meeting in point at the belt This
coat is only semi-ftting, but is hand
somely adjusted by gracefully curved
seams The contrast between the wool
soutache and the silk ground on which
it is applied is distinctively effective
Rough cheviots made in the same style
are braided in coarser soutache in more
elaborate patterns. This braiding is
very fashionable, and makes most
pleasant occupation for the home dress
ers odd hours; and as braided cos
tune from the hands OF the merchant
or modiste is high priced, and the cost
of stamping patterns and braid by the
piece so very inexpensive, the home
braider is most satisfactorily remuner-
ated for her industry.-N. Y. Post
About handkerchief.
At the present day the japanese never
use a handkerchief twice Theirs are
made of paper, and every Jap who uses
handkerchief at all carries large as
sortment of them Until q compare
lively recent period handkerchiefs were
never used in public in Europe, and the
name was avoided in polite converse
ton. It is related that at the begin
ming of the present century Nile.
Duchesnois, a famous actress, dared to
appear with a handkerchief in her hand
Having to speak of it in the course of
the play, she could only summon cour-
age to refer to it as "a light tissue" A
translation of one of Shakespeares'
plays by Alfred deVigny was being acted
and the subject, being mentioned for
the first time upon the stage. provoked
a storm of indignant Kisses from all
parts of the house. Handkerchiefs
were finally popularized in France by
the Empress Josephine, who had i'm
perfect teeth, and used little square
of lace and muslin to conceal them as
often as possible. Her example was
followed by ladies of the French court,
and consequently by the rest CT Europe
-Harper's Young People.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-15
Tor hALL--Mi>eeiianeo,as.

ttsleT az llrl8i = ~ liae - aaT
-trsse 4. c~-irgss~ ~ alsef sss.a.. 81 g. -
- 1ss.e Eh- zl3tss-- ps- sssli
81 ss.r.sllss tls&8 ~ -sa.ss -. - s.e ste
Z-g.s
i-oEcEp <AfE oP A. UPRIGHT PIANO
Il tnsaFfy ls-wz szrzsss ss@s.&E s-s gsty. Al
C. exa Ae1Ey. EG.lr. a. ~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-15
KIckina sternly Forhlda.,.

Take stage at Noble fur 1ecumsch Best
and shortest route. WN. SHEARER
Manager
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-15
Receipts.
Shipments
ARTICLES
New ork Money.

New Iork Money
NEW YORK. Dec IA
Money on call easy, closing offered per
cent.
Prime mercantile paper Sss per cent.
xchsnge nm Ht 81 s653 Tor sxty-day bills, and
81 ss&i SS1S for demand.
Chicago Grain and Produce.
CHICAGO. Dec. IA
Wheat Lower.
Corn Higher.
Oats-Gowsr.
Pork-StronGer,
Laud-Stronger.
Tire leading futures ranged a. follows
" EEAI-Decembsr 7lIlc. January T2Jsc
cones December 42,4c. January sSysc. May
IiJa@li3SC.
0AIe- December 50s4c. January Sic. May
Sc
PoRK-.January SIS 20 May sI5 rs.
lAhU-January s. 57>s, May sg a..
Cash quotst ons were as follows:
WHEAT-u4c
COKN-42i4c
OATS-3Ul,,.G ,0a4c.
liNE-SSc.
BARLEY 6lc
FIAN-al o.
IIMOTHN-s2 20
SUGAR-Cut loat 5ssc, graduated So stand
ari A 45kc.
BUTTEn-Dun. Creamery sOa2s'fc, dairy l9s2Gc,
western I5aa2c.
EGGS-firn. Strictly fresh 22]fS2Sc.
PORk-sH q,
LARD-S9 -.
SHORT RlBS-$S 2066s u.
DAY SAIL SHOULDERS q s7lsa7 IS
SHORT CLEAR SlDES-$S 'USs -.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-15
Situations W0Hted-Mdte.

miscellaneous.
w ANTED - WORK; COACHHAN DRIVER,
w porter or HANDY man; trtIstwOrthr, Indus
trIouS. IhompsOn's ia W store, LOt r douglas
u-3 Sc
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. By A REGISTERED
w pharmacies of l. years experience, best OF
references. Address w 90 North Lawrence ave
Wichita do x
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-03-03
Ser Ginsepiuielte.
tDerIiner @eri4tsf cene.)

W}it einem biden ,pollenen Sbaul um
ben 9als eri9eint Der @riinframbdnbs
ler @mil 8. auf Der Mntlaaebanf bes
8erliner S96ffengeri1ts.
nWie6er bic alte Rom0bie!" rief Der
WoriBenbe, alS er bes Mngetlaaten on.
ft9tig tpur6e. nNn Sbrer STEELE, g.,
piiroe i'd bic Sadie bod rubig suaeben,
Sic iinb bod aIs S1reier befanrt unb
f1on oft besmegen porbeitraft. Qlm 5.
DECEMBER baben Sic auf Der l3ieaeIftras
BE tpieber berartis gebrii(lt, baB Bic leu.
te fid bef9werten. Das nennen sic
Waare ausrufen!" = Wa, mas faaen
sic ba5us"
Der angeflaste beuest bic 2ippen,
aber man uerifebt fein Wort.
rWolen Sic reben ober nid5t!" fprs
berte ibn Der @oriibenbe energii@ auf.
rOie alte 4om6bie nit Der permauens
ten 9eiferfeit 5iebt ni1t mebr, i'd femme
Sbr Organ. 8inben Sic fits NAL ben
Sbapl ab, ionit erfdlten Sic fid ,tpemu
sic tpieber berausfommem."
Der 4nflagte f6eiut etpas perbIiifft,
betol9t aber ben poblgemeinten &atb
iofort.
gOri.: SO, alto, tuie ,par bic
Sa6e! yebenfen Sic. baB brei 69nbs
iente als 3eugen gesen Sic eelaben
1inb!
Nngefl.: Sie fouen man rubia
tommen! Sd I'm brillen! Gin franfer
Wtann, benz ct bet ianse Sabr uF'n
pals liegt Man6e 6age fann id
taum iiepien-benn parums Sier is
bet Sotters4 4tteit, tpobrin ftebt, bes id
an esnem fatbe0ralif6en Ifentom in
bic 9alsbdnber leibe!
Worf.: 3eigen Sic bod einmal
ber! pier itebt allerbings, baB sic an
elmer fatarrbalif6en 9Heftion Der
Stlmmbdnber gelitten baben. 4ber
oas mar nur periobii62
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-03-03

Mngefl.: See, bet is tpahr! sd
bab' ben piniel BON n Ooftor mites
bra1t, ipomit i'd mir iepinfelt bab' !.
gBie tann id mit'n iniepinielten Oals
10 briuen, bat ct bic 61ubleite ffort2
Nusrufen mnB i'd, bafor besable id
mein Semerbe!
Vorf.: Sic fennen ben llnteridieb
atpif6en Gusrufen unb Grandchildren
iebr genau. Sic finb nun fbon elf NaaI
fpegen berfelben uebertretuna befraft
9ngetl.: Set bepeiit eben meene
uni4ulbigfeet! Oenn ipenn i'd bie elfs,
nal 10 iebrilt bdtt' tpie in bic often
1tebt, oann f0nnte i'd bette mid mebr
piepienl Gen Mann, Der ben ianae1t
Gag nil9t iuie pitielt unb iurgelt!
Die 3eugen befunben, baB s. berar.
ttg laut nansgerufen" babe, bob man es
bon Der 3iegelitraBe bis an bic Mrtilles
RE &aferne get0rt babe. gBas Der
Mngeflagte eigentli9 anpries, mar gar
ni1t gu periteben, man b6rte nur elm
fortpdbren6es, heiieres @ebriilI.
. yWd1itens lah' i9 meine Meppel bon
Nie m n mn ausrufen, linf 2iter au
Ilelnslg pfennig!A belnertt S., 3u bem
S9ubmann geWenbet, bSbniib.
Der Mngeflagte ipurbe gu Der berbdlts
niBmdBig boben 8elbitrafe bon 10 Wearf
berurtbeilt.
Die grtrablattpertdufer unb @riims
trambdnbler glauben bas Yripilea All
baben, auf ben StraBen brallen su
tonnen; bemerfte Der @orfibenb. Bel
Wtotibirung oes llrtbeils; xbie Waei=
nnng muB ibnen aber bur6 reht eners
glide Strafen benommen werben1.
Ser gingepinielte ftedte ben biden
Sbatpl in bic 3afde, er i6ien cine
neue fatarrbalii6e 9lffettiun ieines cd.
lem DrganeS ni6t su fiir6ten.
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sSrei fir 2eibenSe.

aae, bic an ben lpIsen iusenbIider @er-
trrungen Ieioen: SerIuit Der Mannbarfeit,
iinfenbe 2raft sef4le&tIide aranfbeiten,
Stritturen, SppbiliS unb bic bisIen Nehens
trantbeiten, irelde bic SoIsen bieier idredli.
den nnregelmaBisfeitem iinb, erbaItem j 0.
fenfret-senaue Ansaben, nil Tie
lid ieIbit su Saufe furirem f5ns
men, ipenn fie an bic California Medical
and Surgical In6rmary, 1921 Market Str,
San Francisco, Cal. ihreiben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-03-03
&leioeritoife !!

uHoer9el1 opeae preisermdbigunsn n enseem sepEs
gu MAIDEN. 8r ermdbmen:
80 Sn bras Nousp uins 80 geuts p.s.t ras.
Rst bel W oIfipn 25 GentS - '- -
* sou ooep pain Bpuf FIR
S" pet gat0 taut mreen onnten bel oIsn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-03-03

Strait Der bic 2eibeni9aften befanftiz
gemben unb bic 9rdume Beg etolaes
auf bas MaB bes Mogli6en suriidfiib.
renben grfenntniB unb Der langiamen
Nrbeit Der 3eit, tpel1e allmdbli6 ben
perdnberten politiiden 8erbdItniifem
bic S6drfen unb 9drten abfbleift.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-03-03

@runSetsenthums itebertrasumaeu.
Sobn S6erer an Bruno Naufdiib,
Grnnbitid an S6erersStraBe, 5000.
gbas. Mbler an Mnnie Mbler, aipei
6runbftiide 6itlid bonn San Mntonio
Stub, 5000.
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emdiens straiea eafbe.

Die behe Soibe Der RET fhy Sdnitte, Naef6un.
sen @ei4whre, StebeS. nub 4amts sAusf&Ias, ElsAte,
4stteu furtrt 6dmerrbotbsn eber lslne Ge,abiuns.
1eltSe Sufttt6entet saraattrt ctey has 0elh uirh
4arndt,fattet. Is gents ete 6&A4tef. 8um Berfaui
~ SUE Msstbessn asstpl Trttt, GksmYfsn &C.,,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-03-03
Wt1tttel tttt0 exaCfet9

Sno Mot m @ abbdnsi pabt uub bus ubri
Ereie ingerdret - 0 7"''' ""' Sa''" 1"ier
fofen, terabgestt - 0 " " '''" S"ai''" 20 uHo y
a aus9emh aenmaets
mo9n9 $2 zoo uno $4 nertaen brabses " D.
renoolne
@ wr s %te enorm reur 1amen Sadts
asoue
so Gents 10 Gents a ST. cnfiaen s w oaDe
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eSlaneIle. Slanfets nmn (Snmfarta,

re . S yaar 1O4 mdbe woneHe 1anfa
oe1s eonffe ju % Gents
s 0as pug s % eonts ooQe @r5ee
so au"e" s0@I0r e@ m " sctates
10 Gents r' '' 80 "S'p' ~ssHN s@.sss
spe3eIle AansiHu.,
Sranspen, sbamN, Sastadan, ' --'vs@''V~@
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-21
A SUICIDE CLUB.

The Gifded Youth of This City Establish
One with an Easy Death.
There is suicide club" in San Fran
cisco.
es. sad to relate. what has been desig-
mated as the self-destrnctve epidemic"
which has originated so many similar clubs
in the great Eastern cities, has spread to our
coast. 1t is not probable, however. that the
epidemic will prove so fatal in the local club
as in its Eastern and European rivals.
The San Francisco Suicide Club was start
ed some few weeks ago by Tom Leary, Joe
Mccarthy and some bali dozen choice
spirits who. tired Of life, determined to end
it sooner or later, one by one or in body,
as fate might direct. A badge was adopted.
consisting OF skull with ruby eyes
and cross bones. and little notice
was taken OF the handful of founf-
ers as they wendell their respective
ways through San Francisco and through
life. The badge was looked upon as q
piece of gloomy taste in jewelry on the
part of the wearers Now, however. one
of The 'gilded youth" of the city without
observing the piratieal emblem adornlng
the tie or buttonhole Of some dozens of
young Sloods.
From modest beginnings the club nov
numbers some 60 members. The original
meeting-place was at resort near the
Baldwin Hotel, but now special premises
have been reserved in the immediate
nefhborhood and the memoership-list is
being daily added to.
The suicidal method adopted by the club
Is somewhat at variance with those of any
The club directors have ordered new
stationery with a motto embossed thereon
which in itself tells the tale of Its system Of
self-extermipation-'' Cigarettes till death"
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-21

EoBsALE BY w. H. GRIM L CO. REAL ESTATE
A and insurance brokers. rents collected lI3
Montgomery ST. Occidental Hotel Block.
zine Elis-st. corner. Ba}dwi "a Ho;el: I00xll0.
Washington, ur- BrOderick: ) rooms, bath, stable,
carriage house; 56:SXl27 :Si4 aud Z5S47 .Si4.
sl5.0e0-sutter St, near Baker; 3 fats. 27:3
1iS1 g sAd rear house on ~ :6I52 50 good rents
I'd near HARRISON 4 fats; fine reat; 25xR00.
Calhornla s., near steiner; 2 houses and cottage:
- 4I2xlS7 %.
Dupont mr. Lombard: brick houses; aIways
rented: corners; 6iKl60
ST25O-NE lSth and Coilngwood SIS good bust
corner. secured lease; 2SXT5.
25xl37:6-
Haight near Pierce; 9 rooms bath; 25xlOa
p 81, M Dolores; nne view; ) rooms, 0atn: 2Jx
III
18Th, near Howard; 3 fats. and 5 rooms bath
FOLSOM. Thru; two frontages; 25xleO; rents
SIS so
S2s51- Church, ur. 2sth; cottage. 5 rooms BATH;
buchanan. near FHhert: flats; sOxIIo
Cumberland 81, near Church: cottage rooms
bath; 25xIls; only $1,000. cash miscellaneous.
IVY ave-, nr. Hay is and Laguna. cottage. 6TOOms;
25X5Q
Diamond. Ut lesh; 70 oms snd stable; II :sxI21
faIr Oaks 81. near sd: magnificent fats OF and
rooms bath: 50Kll7 IS toaiiey; stable for horseA
24th ave, Hr. PIT LobOS; neat cottage rooms.
bath; z5x %: bargain.
FLORIDA. RI .5Lh; neat cottage, rooms and bath:
20xl00
Folsom ST., near e,h: stores and Oats: 81 $3.50.
Geary 81. M. rsyio=; old :mprOvom euts 2Sx63:a
S-o9o-Dolorcs, mr.. -Sthi cottage, 5 rooms; zox
loo; a bargain.
S3lO0-folsom 81. near 23d: S0x9e.
S2250-2Uth ave. near Point LObos; T5xl3l
slsoO-DiAmond- near 2Zd: S0IllS:9
STANDARDIZATION ST.. ar China ave-: 55KS3:5
fi-SO--5dst near tastro; 2oIllt. street WORK
done: easy terms; choice building lot
sllOO-Henry. neaT Castro: part cash: 25xll5.
s4bO-Nell located lot In University Homo
stead l2oxloOs fac corner tor $500: l21xlOg.
Randolph St. Br Bright: City Land Assn 50xl9l
SsO0-ChOioe Corner 10 Git Nap No. J.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-21
Copswell,. Coller. Taxa,io,

Inasmuch as the question of title is PEND
ing before Judge Hunt, Judge Levy yester-
day continued until tomorrow the applca-
ton OF the trustees of the Cogswell Poly
technical College to declare that the college
property Is not liable for assessment for
State and city and county taxes, for the
reason that it is used for public-Seheol pur-
poses, and therefore exempt from taxation
under the constitution. The application
viii be heard by the two Judges.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-21
Sentt TO Whittier.

Peter EIon. aged Is years, whose parents
live on Greenwich street, near Montgon-
cry avenue. was sent to the Reform Sch DOL
at Whittier by Judge Rx yesterday for
three years. The boy Is n sufferer from
spells of dementia. resulting from an af-
Fiction, and at times becomes very violent.
When in his right mind he is said TO be both
vicious and. incorrigable.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-21
Criminal Inform,tions.

District Attorney Barnes yesterday fled
the following criminal informatons:
Thomas Wilson, James Logan and David
Wilson, burglary; Jacob Seribner, assault
with deadly weapon; Mrs, S. ). Summers,
Herbert Morgan and William Watson. grand
larceny; Marvin Woodward. forgery:
Richard Phelana and Stephen MeDonough,
robbery.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-21
Sent to the Reform schooI.

Irwin Putnam. IS years of age, has been
committed TO the Whittier State Reform
School for five years by Judge Wallace on
application OF Superintendent Heap of the
Boys and Girls Aid Society, in whose Gus
tody the boy has been for three years. The
youth was born in this State, but since the
death of his parents has become incar-
-. IL
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-21
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
DoN'T PAY RENT.
WE WILL BUILD TO YOUR OWN PLANa
COTTAGES FROM $1,000 TO s25OO
ONLY 500 TO $500 CASH.
BALANCE SIS TO SIS PER MONTH.
STONE TRACT. STONE TRACT.
ON SAN LEANDRo ELECTRIC ROAD.
TWENTY MINUTES To OAKLAND.
FRUIT TREES ON EVERY LOT.
GRAND AVENUE 100 FEET WIDE.
LOTS 6Oxl5o. LOTS 5oxl6o
UNPRECEDENTED OPPORTUNITY.
CALL WITHOUT DELAY.
POSITIVELY BEST PROPERTY NEAR OAK
LAND.
A. h. BREED & CO.,
400 NINTH ST., OAKLAND.
1y2l If
S25 cAsH-s25 CASH.
Choice lots near Piedmont cable; 40xl60
rms property within tho city limits of Oakland.
"A, Al speculation OF grand opportunity for a home
Prices only $40 to 81 per front foot
Lots $50 feet deep.
\ alne your own terms OF payment.
a. II: BREED q CO. 400 Ninth ST., Oakland. 81 If
RE SURE AND READ THIS
GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY.
OFFERED IN THE FANNY DAVENPORT
TRACE
FRONTS DIRECTLY ON SAN LEANDRo
ROAD.
THE GREATEST HIGHWAY IN AND OUT OF
OAKLAND.
50xl20-EOoT LOTS ARE HERE OFFERED ON
AN OPTION TO PURCHASE ON A LEASE
OF YEARS, AT 81 81 PER MONTH.
NO CASH PAYMENT REQUIRED.
STATE AND COUNTY TAXES AND STREET
ASSESSMENTS PAID By OWNER
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION GIVEN
FIVE OPTIONS GIVEN TO PURCHASE AT THE
SMALL COST OF 81 % PER MONTH AT ANY
TIME WITHIN FIVE YEARS.
DON'T MISS THIS CHANCE
FULL PARTICULARS AT THE OFFICE OF
CLoUGH BAKER
1902 BROADWAY,
t15 II cod BETWEEN 10TH AND nth
GOSOO A6-ROoM HoUSEAND BATH, WITH
u LOW. stable and lot, within blocks OF local
tram ana electric car; terms $500 cash and SIS
mohthiys near Harrison ST.. Oakland. e. W. WOOD
WARD 4 Co, e02 Broadway, Oakland.
S.DG0A A NEW AND MODERN BROOM
0-OOO. cottage with lot 33:4-l0xl20; ali
street work complete: local train aud electric
cars. East Oakland. terms $500 cash. Address
= w WOODWARD CO., e02 Broadway, OAK
land Ei9 7t
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-21
CITY REAL ESTATE.
n H. UMBsEN q CO.

~ H. UMBSEN CO,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS. RENT COLLECTORS
AND AUCrIONEERS.
Ia Montgomery St. S. f.
Call and obtain of our "ReaI Estate Rec
ords:" which contains a full list OF properties for
sale ia ali parts OF the city.
GoOS0 WE WANT AN OFFER; A FINE
aud bath; brick foundations: ali modern CONVENE
oaees: on Eureka St. just half block from Market
B. extension ana near the lsth-st electric road.
G5500 NICE NEW FLATS: BRICK
enees; rents $50: 10: 27:sxIlO: CoIngwood st
near 18th; commanding a fine view; always rented
near the CaStro-st. cable; give an offer.
S3000 S Sdv ea ,sIa aNP M MARE NICE
BRICK foundations, etc; lot 25xS0.
G1S00 MUST BE SOLD: MAKE AN OF
Jo1oUU. fer; corner on 10Th ST.; house of
rooms and bath; stable foe several horses; lot 5Ox
S9O0O RENTS see; a BARGAIN: HOUSE
p-VOO' OF IL rooms; Montgomery 81.
$4,000 $500. GOOD BUSINESS CORNER oX
3 years
G7000 JACKSON ST: 3-sToRY AND BASE
p WV. ment bsy-wtndow house or l3 rooms;
brick foundations laundry, etc. reats SIS.
GeOO0 NICE 2-sToRY BAY-wINDow RESI-
GoOOUO. denee OF rooms aud bath and all
modern improvements; brick foundations, ETC..
lot 25AlOoi Baker st, near Jackson.
G10 000 NO REASONABLY OFFER WILL
" IO.OOO. be refused; business property;
rents S24i %; part OF lot vacant 2-story houses
and new 3-St9ry house ia store and tenements: al
ways rented; Tot 75xl60; 9th ST.. aud running
through TO a rear street.
5000 MUST BE SOLD: An ACTUAL GIVE
residence OF rooms and bath; stone walks and an
modern improvements; stable and driveway; view
overlooking the entire city; lot SOFIA; in the
warm Det OF the Mission
y 0O.U UU. lister st.; nice new bay-window
buildings in stores and fats; brics foundations
etc; lot 50xlo0.
G2500 RENT SIS PER MONTH; HOUSE OF
OooOU. tenelnents Alger place. nr. lst
and Harrison.
S44O0. castro a ST. rents SsS 50 ~ 'i-'' ~
Co760 RENTS sSl PER MONTH; NICE
u w. fats OF rooms aud rooms and bath;
lot 25xs5;6; mr.. 24th ana Valencia; always rented;
Ge0nO COTTAGE ON CHURCH ST; FINE
tpOoOO. unobstrueted view of the city; lot 50x
10; street work done complete.
6. H. UMBsEN Il co. Il Montgomery. ii9 TuTh
THE HOME BUILDING COMPANY, ~ MONT
i gomery ST.. is prepared 10 furnish plans speeiR-
cations and estimates for any class of building.
an where. for cash the instalmenU plan: caIl
at the office and inspect plans; the Home Builder
published monthly, contains series OF articles
tereSting intending builders with elevations ana
floor plans; sample copies Tree. jY2l II
GD1H0 HOUSES AND LOT. NEAR MAIN
- Il w. and Harrison SITS present rent 81 5 SO;
street jy2l 81 TGSRNe
GTSOO RENT SIS; KEARNY ST. NEAR
= CtV' Montgomery ave; tenaat pays water
aud Inside repairs: THIS IS hue investment.
E0BEKr J. MERCER. 4lO Pine. fy2l 81 ThSGwe
GTS O0O EACHANGE-FINE PIECE or
u 1O.bVV. property IN this city TO exchange
t.r farm near the bay. W. n. BRANDON. 40
Montgomery. WI 81
DIVERS BROS. a LONG,