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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-02
The Hebrew Faith.

Since the death Of GraetZ. the great Ger
man historian of the Jews, says the He
brew, various interesting estimates of his
life and work have appeared. One of the
most able is an account given in Jewish
journal of England, which admits that this
literary artist, who works on such a large
canvas, gives us rather a series of separate
studies than one great well-proportioned
picture, but shows that with rapid stroke
of his vigorous and never uncertain brush
he makes the dead alive again on his can
vas. Especially reference is made 10 his
mass Of learned notes and his departure
from the old dry method of writing Jewish
history but as we found little sign of these
features in the Publication Society's con-
densed trans atioD, may we not fear that
they have abridged too much. and hope
that in future volumes they will have at
least the most important parts in condi-
tton more like that of the original?
The President of the Baltimore Hebrew
Benevolent Society, Moses Pels, has sent a
letter of thanks to the President for his
kind words" concerning the unfortunate
refugees. such as find an echo In the heart
of every humane man.
Rev. DR.. G. Deutsch, the new Professor OF
History and Philosophical Hebrew at the
Hebrew Union College, has arrived He
comes from BreuX. Bohemia, where he was
rabbi. and where he made record for him.
self as scholar. He will be decided add-
ton to the college.
As its annual contribution the Philadel-
phia branch of the Alliance Israeiite Univer-
selle, the oldest one In the United States,
has RENTED to the Central Comm ittee at
Paris, France, 1900 france for the purpose of
aiding that society in its charitable work,
which extends to every quarter of the globe.
The most liberal patron of this institution
is Baron Maurice de Hirsch.
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the time to spare he would have gone to he'd
long ago. and his siege of that whiting. inc.-
pacltatlDg, Supplying malady is rather
heroic. His family have joined him at his
MOTEL. but one cannot exactly say that they
are enjoying the holidays with him. Con-
gress wisely put off the Worlds Fair trip
until after the holidays, and about the POI
Journment by Pullman train to the Lake
Shore to see about those FIVE millions. Miss
Kate Field, who has just returned from thu,
Worlds Fair site, assures every one that il
will take six months to see the fair when il
is ready, so tremendous is the aggregation
of wonders and 50 colossal the Whole sca'e,
scheme and plan of exhibits. NJ
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Onnosed to Cremation.

A genuine Florida cracker was peddling
oranges about the city last week, and his
uncouth air and ingenious and /. original
conversation won him many admirers. To
one lady who purchased his fruit he gave a
brief but interesting dissertation on crema-
ton.
Nav, sir" he said, ~ don't believe in
cremation. It's a shame to burn up any
thing that might do some good. When Pm
dead l want to be buried down in Florida
under my fav0rte orange tree, an you just
bet I'll make 'er whoop. "-Indianapolis
journal.
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G150O ABOUT 4 ACRES "A WHOLE
nearly all in fruit trees: good 2-sJory house, )
rouins. hard finished; large barn and chicken
houses: windmill and tank; carpets and furniture
included: worth double but must sell.
'S3@5U-1O acres Alameda County: 8 acres in
fruit living creek with fine water fer ducks; house
rooms; barns; several chicken and duck houses:
horses: COWS. abOut 100 chickens: wagons: >
incubatorS: brooders aud household furniture
included. CANAAN * LYON, 2l5 kcarny ST. jail st
ENCH ANGE-CALIFORNIA LANDS FOR EAST
stamps gro. + HILL 63i MarNet St, :. F. jail 81
CONUMA COUNTY LAND: SEND FOR LIST.
- ANDREW PRICE HealoSburc Cal. Jal II
QUICKEN RAMON, 10 ACRES: PRICE $1,000:
y Napa. FAC LNCHANGE. D hearny 81 Jal IS
GI00o 90 ACRES FINE BOTTOM LAND
- IOOt. IN town Valley FORD S0uoma County:
fenced Address Box H.. Lick House de3l IT.
L OUUU. in the finest rruit-grOwlng section in
the State; mites from railway. good road:
Napa County: plenty OF water tie year ruu d. part
of tract Wei timbeTed; Is acres under cultivation
fenced; school 10 minutes walk; $1,000 cash. bal
ance In l. ana years AT per cent: viii e1-
change Tor city property. Address Fruit, Box 1914,
CALL Branch once. de30 ct
OFFICES ,NENl. SEPARATE OR IN SUITES
~ az i Montgomery ST: fine location. Apply u
II. UMR>EN a CO, i Montgomery st. deg u
A MOTHER LIST or CONTRA COSTA COUNTY
y land; send for IL d.. WEST, Martinez.d25 Inns
CCHOuL LANDS, 81 so TO 81 AN ACRE: On
- very easy terms; sold by the State In tracts ID
suit; no residence or improvements required; all
kinds of lands, IN many different counties; sen
stamp for list; open dag and evenings I. W.
LAKE Flood Building lSU
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How the spaniard Smokes.

Spaniards are the most expert smokers in
the world. A Spanard takes heavy pull
at mis- cigarette, inhales it, takes up wine
skin, or wine bottle, pourS half pint down
his throat, holding the vessel a foot from
his mouth and not Splling drop, and then
with sigh of satisfaction, closes his eyes
and exhaes the smoke from his nose and
mouth in clouds. He will also inAale the
smoke, converse for a few minutes in a.
natural manner. and then blow out the
smOke.-PittSburg Dispatch
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well-known society and club man of this
town made public appearance wearing a
miniature upon the lapel of his dress coat.
1t was one of those rare specimens about
two inches in diameter. representing some
grand-dame of his family that lived more
than hundred years ago.-Clothier and
E1trnishar
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CITY ZEAL ESTATE.

o.OEO COR, l0O1l5o, IN BERKELEY. on
NOOU. emlnenes; $40 cash. IS monthly.
S3OO-Lot 34xIO0; sidewaiked; 50 monthly
SlO0U-Cor., 6UXlG0; macadam lzed and sidewalk
S6O0-LOt30xlS5 on principal avenue.
SlO0O-Fine iot lGoxl&0; $50 monthly.
Get maps; 1909 lots; offer only what own
CHAs. 4. BAILEY. owner 20 MONTGOMERY ST Il
Sis 600 GLAND IY sSI ST. gNtr-r PROP or
part OF city. that is steadily Improving rents
$500 per month: stores. Offices aud roomerS; pays
per cent net building IN perfect repair; owner
compelled to sell: mortgage 4I5 OUo, can remain
Address L. C. NJ, Box $50 CALL branch. Jal St~
Gle OQ0 A LOVELY HOME OF ROOMS,
u O.OOO. bath, etc; all modern convent
eHceS; Jackson St, be La una and Buchanan ele-
CANT marine view. ). I. HANNA, ia Market
street. jal 5t
Go90Q AND SS5OO-Tw0 HANDSOME MOD
t100UU ern new cottages. 8 and rooms baths,
high basement $50 and 933 Army nr Church3O y
$1,000 For SALE; EASY TERMS RMS ONLY
situated on Vermont ST. bet Sierra and Humboldt:
no wind or fOgs: take Potrero-ave cars, Howard
system and get of at Sierra St bet. 2lSt and 22d:
lust > blocks from cars. Apply j. +. LOGAN, 27l9
Bryant ave- bet. 10Th aud 2oth SIS. de21 It*
O.D-OO S4OO CASH. BAL. SMALL MONTHLY
n Z lUO. payments; elegant new Groom bay
window cottages sunny side OF Sanchez ST, near
27th: only blocks from CaStrO-st. cable.
only one left OF those large Groom 2-story houses
sunny side OF Clipper St. 200 feet W. of Castro
81. cars, near 25th for $4,000; lot 25xIl4; S5U0
Also modern Broom. double bay-window cot
tace on the corner OF 27th and Sanchez SITS F. MEL
son, Builder, 1870 25th ST. near Castro de27 IT
roo EACH-LOTS 25xI25 IN EAST BERKE-
you tev; SO cash and So monthly.
$3.50 eaeh-LotS 25xl25; SIS cash S. monthly
$3.50 each-Lots 25Il25 S25 cash. s. monthly.
S4UO-Lot 5Oxl25, $40 cash and s. monthly.
SS00-LotS 50xl25; severed and macadamized.
100 other lots all sizes. send Tor maps FRANK
NJ. WILSON, owner 4l5 Montgomery ST de6 Il
TO YOU WANT PROPERTY, CITY OR CoUN-
II try, IN tie pTetUieSt valley OF the State. Apply
'o hapa Land Co.. hapa Cat, Tor list OF proper
lies Se2S *
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HYDE ST. Mr.. SACRAMENTO: VERY FINE
IL bOw-windOw house; 2 story and finished base
ment; II rooms and ali eonvenienees; lot 40 feet
front; plenty sun and light; $4,000
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REAL. ESTATE
FOR SALE BY
IHOS. MhGEE,
Real Estate Agent,
And Publisher Real Estate Circular.'
No. 20 Montgomery Street,
OPPOSITE LICK HOUSE.
NEW PROPERTY.

DENTS $3.50; ST. 900; RENTED TO FIRST
IL class Chinese firm: has been there fOc 10 or Il
years; ION 25x137 IS, ana brick bui ding; SacTa
mento ST., bet kearny and Dupont.
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TURK ST.. 11s BLOCK FROM MARKET; 81 :6x
81 20. and trout and rear 2-stofy houses: rented
low at $40 month; front house should be raised
and store put in: Will be rSt-3lasS retail business
property; $50 900.
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DENTS $3S: $4,000: TWO FLATS; AND )
III rooms and bath each: Elgin Park, beT. Market
Ridley, Valencia aud Guerrero sts
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T IBERrY ST, BET. 10Th AND 2IST{ ONE OF
II the h1eSt residence streets in the Mission: 3OX
ia, aud two fats; rooms. bath and all modern
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS
ALAMnpA REAL ESTATE.

ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
EOR A SHORT TIME!
from $500 10 $1,000 eacn; only one-ifth cash.
balance Ia installments.
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAIN.
$3.50 with improvements; on north side OF
avenue, near station; 5ONlO6; only days.
5000 cash; so month for pretty cottage built
10 order at Grand-street station.
S550-35xlOo, near Central ave; fine building
$3.50; hne corner lot; S3xI0O; payable in n-
Stalimenls; a sacrifice.
Houses built to order ana finished in go days
prompt; plans and estimates furnished free
- '''' 'MARCUSE & Kennel.
The largest contracting firm in Alameda County.
omce-AlaMeda. Bay-sL station and High-St sta
Hotel nO3O cod II
/ ;. HANLEY & co. 1851 PARK ST. WILL
- build, sell rent you any kind OF a house any
where in Alameda on the most reasonable
terms au26tt
"A ANTED-NEAR Los GATUS, A RANCH TO
w exchange for Alameda property; value about
For bargains In real estate call on MRS l. II.
CHANDLER, 1929 Park ST., Alameda delStf
ALAMEDA ROOMS AND HOUSES.
NEAT COTTAGE, ROOMS AND BATH, on
~ Railroad ave, bet. sherman and Morton SITS,
near Bay station; rent moderate to good tenant
Apply to c. 5. CAPP CO., House-brokers. 4l5
MONTGOMERY st. 1al 81
LORIN REAL ESTATE
TOR GENUINE BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE
Il inquire OF W. c. MORAN, LoTin. Take Berkeley
train sunday engagements. uei2 I'm
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CIV COR. HAYES AND sc )Tr Sis; 7jxlOO:
= street WORK done on both streetS; Slo.O0O.
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CHURCH ST.. WEST SIDE, BET. 23D AND 23D
~ 35xll7 :6 10 alley, and new 2-story; rooms
bath and modern conyeniences; street In order
stable on alley: $4,000.
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CEARY ST., BET. FRANKLIN AND COUGH:
" 3JxI2O TO rear street; $500
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VALENCIA ST. NEAR 10TH; 4Ois2 6 $4,000,
' aud small house.
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DENTISTS.


I EEK POSTGRADUATE DENTAL COLLEGE;
i small charge for material Room 107, ll7O
Market St delOtf
LII FILINGS AND PLATES AT COLLEGE
~ prices; students 923 Market ST.; gas 81 dS Il
nR =. II. FERGUSON. DENTIST. 2O9 KEARNY
u near suffer; the best work is the cheapestd Il
nR. II. 6. YOUNG. DENTIST FORMERLY WITH
~ q. w. LEX. O'Farrell St, at l341 Polk
near Jackson; painless extraction OF teeth nol3 6m
NY CHILD KNOWS GAS Is DANGEROUS:
~ by my wonderful secret local application to
the gums any tooth may be extracted filed
painiessly: nine first prizes awarded me or finest
filings. plate and bridge WORK: Office open even
ings and Sundays. DR. q. w. LEEK, 0'FarreiLu
OF SET FOR TEETH: WARRANTED AS
u good as be made; Milling 81 DIR. SIMMS
dentist $50 Market st, next Baldwin Theater ocltf
OF SIT: REPAIRING 81: FILLING 81 EXPG.
ID painless. soc, DR. c. PERRY Mason. m5st
COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION, sos MARKET
~ 81. (Phelan Building). positively extract teeth
without pain with Cotton Gas -: also perform all
operations in dentistry. DR. ChAS.W. DECkER7u
mr. LUDLUM HILL. 1A43 MARK EFT ST, NEAR
IL Eleventh. no charge for extracting when plates
are made: old plates made over IKE new; teeth
IRON IS per set; extracting soc; gas given. Att
A FULL SET OF TEETH FOR 81; FILLING ar
n lowest prices: work warranted DR. j. w.
KEY Gal Market ST. opp baldwin auS OK
DR c. H. WILSON. DENTIsTJ g25 MARKET
~ St. bet Fifth and Sixth. ODD. Mason del5I
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{. r. n LODGINg-HOUsE. CLEARING $50 MO
u OuU. PACIFIC EXCHANGE 3 Kearny ST. It,
FOR SALE CHEAP ACCOUNT SICKNESS. 4
j good paying wOrkmeu's clearinghouse. Apply
{ All Branch once 40 Market 81 de2s 7tf
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G1EnTO $3.50 PER LOT AT FRUITVALE,
N1OU oakland: $40 TO S25 cash AMI So per
month; beautiful lots. adjoining the double-deck
car line Of Sessions new electric road: VIII give
free pass Tor years tn any one who will build. APP
ply at once to L. WV ARD q CO., 9U2 broad
way Oakland DESC 1t
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
OAKLAND CY-ADVEKTISEMENTS AND
" subscriptions received at the Oakland Branch
Ollce of THE MORNING CALI, 902 Broadway.
GnO00 DOWN AND EASY MONTHLY PAY
- ZOO ments buys a modern cottage home ON
Main St. Oakland: homes of all sizes easy terms;
call or write. IL. Nj. CAMERON, Agent, 479 Ninth
ST., Oakland jail &c
DINE NEW BRICK HOTEL FOR SALE: 40
Il rooms aud stores aud Offices beneath: lOd ten
ants in al! parts o. the building which is centrally To-
Gated in OF the best towns IN CaIiiurnia income
from tenants 200 per month; price $4,000; viii
take some ~ Francisco. Oakland or Alameda
prOprTty ia ange. q. /. DENISON CO, 472
10Th st. Oaglg jail 1t
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7 AXE VIEW, EAST OAKLAND.
IL few more beautiful lots 50X200 for sale In
this tract adjoining the electrician line direct
to Broadway and Clinton Station; terms easy. call
at ohce of +. ". WOODWARD a CO., 902 Broad
way, Oakland, deg U
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fIK>ITURE F0K SALE.

NGTICE-I An Now AT l26 FOURTH (NEW
y bu.. llnrl and offer a large stock OF general
h0useh II furniture reduced prices; 500 carpets,
COED is new; stoves, So; antique chamber suits,
s. parioT Suits SO: cash lusralm=uIs; all at
bedrock prices 7. II. NELSON, lZ6 Fourth 81. al e
% golden GATE ANE-FDkNLTURE or Il
~ elegantly furnished rooms; bargain. % l5t%
b UY CHAMBER AND PARLOR FURNITURE
u hLNEOf. 3l4 Hayes St. tHstaiiments nol4 3m
CsGJ-rEY BUYERS WISHING SECON D-HAND
- ut,ure carpets az reduced Irlces: satsfac-
:t+ul or money refunded; shipped freel1O Fourthly
:G..F = BEDROOM SIT OF PIECES AT NEW
= - Nan BROS, III Sixth ST. jy29 I'm
"A. -gpQD CHANCE-YOUR HOUSE FURNISHED
FL cgiup.ete with furniture. carpets, stoves,
q rs blankets pictures and mirrors cash prices
81 easy .insJallments; small deposit. NJ FRIED
= AN+-St: co. ;. larg est inStaliment house the
Icasta 22S-230 Stockton, 237 Post ST., opsn even
y S. prompt attention paid TO country orders lsttf
4 ~: CHAMBER SETS or PIECES. Sl5 CASH,
~ q install TeHi. WILEY BROS. SSl Mission. e
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LoR SALE-oNLY $40 PER FOOT, WORTH
Seventh St, block station; sacrifice on ac-
Center Station, Oakland. de23 II
C.OS CASH; $40 MONTHLY; LARGE LOTS
u ~ 100 TO 300 feet deep; within minutes
walk OF electric and horse car lines; beautiful
creek; fine oak trees; call at oEce send for Nus
trated map. a. A BREED " CO., 400 Ninth ST.
Oakland. de2Ou
G1DH LOTS IN PEkALTAAvE TRACT
H. w. DAVIS. owner. 465 9Th ST., Oakland dlO I'm
NIELROSE STATION TRACT; LOTS $50;
IVA first station East OF FruitYale on broad-gauge
railroad; ) 70 cash, So monthly payment; blocks
from electric road. II. b. PlNNEY, 9O1 Broad
way Oakland. noI5 II
C.000 LOT HALF a BLOCK FROM ELEC
tpOOO. trio road on Fortierh St; only onetenth
cash. II. b. PINNEY 907 Broadway, Oakland. lot
QIOQO HERE YOU HAVE IT: l35xl0D; Ell
ID 1OOO. egant corner; South Berkeley 2Ia
blocks from new electric road; just think less than
81 90 per front foot for choice corner terms
$3.50 cash, balance to suit purchaser CLOUGH y
BAKER. $50 Ninth St, Oakland. SEQ tf
FURNITURE FOX SALE.
IF FURNITURE YOU WANT GOOD AND CHEAP.
i see H. SCHELLHAAS, 40S Eleventh ST de6 * cod
ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.
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STORAGE.

FURNITURE, TRUNKS, PIANOS. ETC. CARED
i for and stored reasonable: advances made.
LIEBES' Pioneer Storage Co. $40 Stockton. If
LIRsT CLASS STORAGE; ADVANCES MADE
IL 642-644 Mission ST. CHAS l.. TAYLOR IY3 VI
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ALL KINDS OF LOTS, $1,000 TO 800.
T YON ST. NEAR HAIGHr: 24:6x1Oo: STREET
IL graded maeadamized and sewered S2l5O:
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bath and modern conveniences; street in order:
stable on rear alley $4,000.
ALL KINDS OF LOTS, $1,000 TO $4,000.
YoN ST, NEAR HAIGHr; 24:6xIOo: STREET
IL graded, maeadamized and sewered $3.50:
half cash.
CHEAP: 81 $50: DOLORES ST; w. SIDE: PAX
" lOl 80 near 25th: hue view; street graded and.
macadamized
CHERRY ST.; Of :sx137 IS: BET. SACRAMENTO.
y and Clay: street graded, macadamized and
severed; $3.50.
MAPLE ST, NEAR SACRAMENTO: 25xl 81 IS:
w street graded, severed and macadamzed;
crossings down; $3.50.
FILLMORE ST. LOTS 25xI0O; $4,000; OR ANY
size front bet Union and Fi0ert; stone blocks
down; Fillmore ST. from Union 10 the bay is pros
peetive business street
OTIS ANY SIZE FRONT, 200 FEET DEEP AT
- 800 front foot: magnificent view; on Ash
bury Heights; block from Haight-st. cars.
HARRISON ST. FACING GARFIELD SQUARE:
III 25x1OO; Sl750: street severed and macada
mized; bet 25th and goth.
n oLDEN GATE AVE, NEAR LOTT ST: s.
" SIde 25xl37 IS; street graded. severed, mac
adamized ana sidewalked; $1,000
CACRAMENTO ST.; $3.50 EACH: LOTS 25x
~ 100: near Maple: blocks from cable ears;
street severed and macalamized: $500 cash, ha.-
anca easy terms.
I OTIS $1,000, VERY EASY TERMS; 25xlO0:
IL street graded, macadamzsd and severed; lots
level; ON 34th ST west Park st. and Richland ave
two minutes walk from the terminus OF the Mis-.
Railroad nc
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CARPETS.

n. EAY LINE BRUSSELS CARPET. soc. SEwED
IA~sni Laid: lG00 rugs, size 30x6O inches 81 30
each : forIner. price 81 80; shades Csc. 5. w.
SHREK, 1898 Stockton st. de22tf
: (NAFPETS-SMITH'S BRUSSELS, 65C A YARD;
y iIstaHrnent price elsewhere 81 I'd. NJ. FRIED
MA q. Co. ZZs23O >toeston. and 237 Post 1t Il
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.C.4 EEO CORNER GROCERY AND BAR;
III ~. Western Addition; old-eStabiisbSd
cash business, horse wagon; outside route mainly
wines aud liquors among good famiies owner
boiEat into another lines to make quick sale viii
iryqice. chance Of lifetime; investigate this
: h EfLEl, 7l9 Market ST. de3l It
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CARPET CLEANING.

(-ARPETS CLEANED; ) AND 5 CENTS PER
Asy7ra. 453 Stevenson: TeIe. 322S; s. STRAITAN.
CHEAPEST AND BEST PLACE TO HAVE YOUR
y carpets cleaned aud relaid JONES Perfect
Earpet-cfeaHiHz and Benovating Works, 70 and q
Eial-tL 81. telenhona 10 LIZ
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MONEY TO LOAN.

WANTED $4,000 QUICK On ALAMEDA
" County property worth S200.000: Will
pay 8 per cent principals only dealt with. Address
GEO ~ RUSSELL, Cpl Washington ST. de3l 3ts
MONEY LOANED FROM 81 UPWARD AT
vi Security Loan Bank, I06 Market St mr.. Mason:
p~ivate entrance Turk. n. }. FRANKLIN SCO. 6m
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CHEAP: 81 $50; DOLORES ST; W. SIDE; PAX
" lOl %: near 25th: fne view; street graded anu.
MAJ
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:EIAAos. vIoLINs I'D sHEEr MUsIC

CARPETS THOROUGHLY CLEANED WITHOUT
y beating; TehttlnR carpets speciality. COSKLIN
lIOS- 333 Golden Gate ave. : telephone 2l26. ID.
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-GRA ULDING'S PIONEER CARPET-BEATISG
a. works do the best WORK. 353 10 557 Tehama St;
telephone 30+0. mrl9tf
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LODGING-HOUsEs FOR SALE.

IE0R SALE-S250: CIGAR-sTORE AND LAU
" DRY onlce. GOOD LncaELnn. 10 E.rant ave . ;
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5Oxll5: street fully improved and Sidewalked {;
from $500 10 $1,000 eacn; only one-ifth cash.
balance Ia installments.
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CACRAMENTO ST.: $3.50 EACH; 9 LOTS 25x
~ 100! near Maple; blocks from cable ears;
street severed and maca1amized; $500 cash, Aas-
easy terms.
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GOO HOUSE OF ROOMS WITH EVER
tD--Os convenience. 1904 Stevenson st. ne
Nineteenth. ial q
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I EEK POSTGRADUATE DENTAL COLLEGE;
l. small charge for material Room 107, 1l7O
Market ST. delO tt
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-02

CHERRY ST; 81 :sx137 IS: BET. SACRAMENTO
y and Clay: street graded, macadamized and
severed; &l75O.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-02

n oLDEN GATE AVE, NEAR LOTT ST: s.
" side; 25xl37:6: street graded severed mac.
adamized ana sidewalked; S205a
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-15

The Business Of the St Paul Ger
man Insurance Company Sus-
pended.
A deed of assignment was filed last
evening by the officers of the st. Paul
German Insurance company to Jacob +.
FranZen. William Hamm. director OF
the company. stated that the causes
which led to the suspension and assign
ment OF the company were briefly these:
The organization was new one,
and the buSiOess transacted by it during
the first years OF it's existence was ex-
ceedingly satisfactory. but the unprece-
dented losses occurring during the years
1891 and up 10 the present time In 1892
among holders Of policies have satisfied
the directors that continuance or the
business at this time would not be prof
liable 10 the company. The additional
effect Of such losses which are common
throughout the entire country has been
to prevent fair system of reinsurance
being effected, for all the insurance
companies have been more or less driY-
en- 10 take exceedingly conservative po-
sitinns by reason OF these losses.
''ln view. then. Of the fact that con-
tinuance of the business under the
present circumstances would be un-
iitabIe. aud the further fact that no sat
islactory system OF reinsurance could
DC effected, the directors have deter
mined 10 adopt this means Of winding
up the business OF the concern, believ-
ing that it can be done at this time with
less loss 10 stockholders than would
inevitably follow from a continuance
OF the business"
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