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, 1892-02-26

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ST. LOUIS. Feb. 25.-The JOINT COM
mittee in whose charge the matter was
placed by the industrial conference after
an all day session yesterday, selected
Omaha, Neb.. as the place for holding
the nominating convention Of the new
born third party in July. The formal call
was issued. 1t repeats the platform
adopted Yesterday aud urges all citizens
who support its demands to meet the last
Saturday>ef March in their towns and
villages, hold public meetings to ratify the
demands and take steps to organize
preparatory to e~lecting delegates to the
national convention. 1t urges upon all
duly qualified voters and states in favor
of these principles to send delegates to
the national convention.
The basis of representation is four dele
gates from each congressional district and
eight delegates from each state at large,
making a total number of l,776. The
address, in conclusion, says: We call
upon all citizens of the United States to
help us make our people triumphant.
We believe if voters neglect their duty
this year in may be impossible in any fu-
ture canvass to protect the rights ofthe
people and save the free institutions of
the country. In the name Of the people,
of the land and the welfare of all future
generations, we call upon all honest men
to come to our support IN this great con
test.
, 1892-02-26

Mr.. Simpleson is in the habit of pun
ishing his boys very severely. Not long
since he observed that one of his sons
needed a new pair of trousers. He scold-
ed the boy for wearing out his clothes SO
fast. "Pa, no trousers can last any time
the way you hits" replied the SON re-
neutrality-suspicious. Tit-Bits.
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WILL NOT ACCEPT.
The Presidency Of the University OF Cali
f0rnIa Declined.

The Presidency Of the University OF Cali
fOrhIa Declined.
Some weeks ago the regents OF ths Uni
veIsity Of California extended a. call L.
Professor j. G. Schurman OF Cornell Ia
versity to become president Of the institu-
ton at Berkeley, at a salary Of 5000 a year.
Professor Schurman is at tho head of the
Sage School Of Philosophy at Cornell, wlic',
was made with special reference TO himself.
and after a consultation with his associate
he declined the call. An invitation had
been extended Professor Remsen of the
Johns Hopkins University. He Is man O
international reputation, ana. Of course.
declined. As everything is working salts
faetorily at the university, enc Of the re-
gents acting as president, they are taking
their time in looking around for the RICH
man. The year has been prosperous one
and about 60 students VIII graduate thi,
year, and the lower classes are unusually
FnD
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A SLICKENS CASE.
TILE Quieted by the Issuance OF Pc
petual Injunction.

TITLE Ouieted by the Issuance OF a Per
Detual IrjunctiOn.
A decision has been handed down by the
Supreme Court Commissioners in the case Of
John A. Fritts against james Camp and
others reversing tbs judgment of the lower
court for the plaintiff, advising dismissal
of the action aud the appeal from the order
refusing to change the place of the tria
from Del N0rte to Siskiyou County.
The action was to enjoia the defendant
from dumping into Indian Creek, abov
Fritts' premises, tailings from ~sniaera
lands, fouling the water, filing up his mill
dam. depriying him of water to irrigate his
garden. stepping his sawmilI and destroying
other lands OF his in Siskiyou County.
The defendants justified their alleged
trespasS under the claim of an easement Blu.
the lower count found against them and 0y
granting perpetual injunction preyentine
them from the enjoyment of the easemen
qUieted his title against their dam.
1t was apparent also under section OF
article VI of the constitution that tie fass.
was one which should have beea com.
menced IN SiSkiyOu County, where ths Lad
is situated
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B,,nc,s win.

Yesterday several witnesses were heard
in the Blanc will contest in Judge .Ceffey'
department.
The widow testified that she never asked
/. n. Thorne. an attorney, to write VIII.
w. Fl. Russ presented papers" in the
handwriting of Blanc.
/. N. Thorne testified that he wis Of the
opIniorl that Biane's mind WAS impaired.
nj. A. Delfs testified that he had Eot occa-
pied one Of his uncIe's houses for II years
Alexander Blanc, the defendants nephew,
testified that he never received ni0re than
$50 salary; never claimed aid FROM his
uncle or allowed bills to 60 to him. for co.,
lection.
This was followed by arguments and a
verdict was rendered yesterday sustaining
the will
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PROPOSALS.


DROPoSALs FOR DRYD0CK AT PUGET
i SOUND NAVAL STATION, WASHINGTON.
BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS. T. S. NAVY DIX
PARTMENT, april 4. 1S92.-Under authority con-
ferred by the act OF Congress making appropriations
for the naval service approved Mareh z. 1881,
sealed proposals hereby invited ana VIII DC re-
ceved at this bureau until O'Clock p A., on Iues-
day the 9th day July, 1892, at which time ana
place proposals will be publicly opened Ior the
construction, by contract, Of one drydocK PUG Feet
long with 30 feet draft OF water. with Dody OF
timber and entrance OF concrete ana masonry, To-
gether with pump-house, pumping plant noaIlng-
gale culyerts and all other work pertain ing tneIeto
IN accordance with plans ana specihcdtlops Hhich
can be upon application to this bureau or the
commanding officer Of the Puget Sound Nsval STA
tfon. Sidney State OF Washington. Proposals nuss
De in duplicate scaled and addressed TO Ihs SnIel
of the Bureau OF Yards and Docks, U. ). Navy De-
partment, Washington. D. C.. and the envelope IN,
dorsed Proposal for Drydock." blank forms VIII
be furnished application. For additional inior-
nation IN regard TO the location and site Dllder5
are referred 10 the commanding officer Of the fuget
sound Naval Station Satisfactory surety, as re
auired in the specifications must accompany the
PROPOSAL, and proposal viii be considered unless
accompanied by the prescribed bond. The success
fnl bidder will be required within fifteen (l5l days
after the acceptance OF his proposal 20 enter into
formal contract. The right is reserved to reject
any or all proposals In the Judgment Of this bu-
resr1 the interests OF the Government may require.
and to waive defects n. II. FA4QUHAR, Chief OF
bureau, Spl2 y Turf
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cu.,om-House Receipts.

The receipts of the Custom-hOuse during
the month of April were $685.. 900 and those
of Monday last were SIS, COO. which latter
sum is considered very large for one days
receipts.
Office are sS. Goa. COO Since the Mckinley
hill went into effect July l, 1921. San
Francisco is the only office In the United
increase amounting to $4,000 over the
amount received during the same period the
yaor nreceding.
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Military Orders.

Captain William r. Hall, assistant sur:
geou. and Private Joseph Geiger of Tx:
hospital corps, will report TO Troop l fer;
duty with 1t at the Yosemite National Park
and Hospital Steward Robert +. Gerahty'
and Private Alfred A. Sommerviile of The.
corps with Troop Il. Fourth Cavalry, at the
Sequoia National Park.
Lieutenant Colonel Francis l.. Town.
surgeon. has proceeded t0FJrt CASTOR, Cal,
to inspect the medical property there with
a view to condemnation and disposition OF
such as Is unservieeable.
Second Lieutenant William NJ. Croft0n.
First Infantry, has received orders to pre-
coed without delay to join his company at
Fort CASTOR from Angel Island.
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Childs VIM visi. Va.

George w. Childs of the Philadelphia
Ledger is coming here in a special train
with party Of friends. The party will
visit Southern California and will arrive
here on the 18th inst. On the journey west
ward they will stop at Colorado. Springs,
where the Childs-Drexel home for union
printers Is to be dedicated on May IL
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QQT6A BEAUTIFUL. HOME. LOCATED ON
,SOt W. corner OF Grove ST.; modern rooms
bath, laundry and servants room; good stable; ali
cement work around stables ana walks; minutes
from City Hal: only place sale I'm this DelghbOr
hood; n bargain: terms, $1,000 cash only required.
Apply at once z. w. WOODWARD * CO., 902
Broadway, Oakland. my47
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FINANCIAL.

- +. n
MONEY AT PER CENT; No Df-i, ,abi - - N IN
staIIments or cash. MURPHY. 326 Pine. aP1O ON
on TNSTALLMENTs; MONEY TO LoA A., o -.
y notes or "a mortgage Isaaes, All OFarreILlz1 Al
A I l2e KEARNY. ROOM 9. You CAN Boh ,.SS,s
II money at low rates: private rooms LOT iea,s'
pledges for sale: take elevator. M
Gan FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANk
- $50 KesrnY st. the only corporation thSs l9a1s
Bo1ey en- dIzronds- WATCHES; ION lnVeAss~
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OAKLAND RFAL ESTATE.

VI MIAMI RIAL E~1aTE.
n ing LOT OF large size and the easiest OF easy
Terms II you 40 attend 5he auction sale by WILL
Ii IL An - DlNGEE AGO and 462 Eighth St. Oakland.
OF the choicest portion OF the celebrated COVER
NOR hAIeHT HOMESTEAD d. at the west end Of Ala
meua, Saturday. May z, 1892, at O'Clock p NJ, on
the ground, corner Of West End ana HaIght aves
The grand est opportunity ever offered to the pub
nc 70 OBTAIN choice residence site at auction
prices; the easiest terms ever given to chasers
IN property OF this kind
REMEMBER
VIII be offered at this GRAND AUCTION OF 80
n faaf Frnn and 70
One of the most ba.,tb,n, &c wal, "a nean,j.ul
tracts OF land ever oferei at auetion i'm Alameda
Hsighr avenue is now being onened by the city for
fhrog g s sS,1 OF THIS property ana rms -. directly
70 sne value OF the lots to be offered at this SALE lie
'Uio '0u Sodho rpt,,,
..
Fye TTf ,o o9t 3d noino SIZE. TO- g.,
mediate imnrove,ant IA 'h tsigh, rract Is
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OAKLAND BUSINESS CHANCES.
GPLENDlD OPENING FOR LIVE BUSINESS
- man with small money; best employment and
realestate ofice Seventh for one week only,
Center station my47
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sTTY REAL ESTATE.
CITY REAL ESTATE.
NicALESTER q McMAHAN
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND INSURANCE
BROKERS',
o.,oNrcon,rpxy Cr xu.p ,,.1rrr

MONTGOMERY ST, NEAR MARKET.
BUILDING LOTS SOUTH OF THE PARK
$3.50. INSfALLMENTS.
BEAUTIFUL MARINE AND PARK VIEW.
On the electric road. 18Th ave, bet. NJ and sts;
on the line OF Strawberry Hill and the new lake
500 cash; balance $50 monthly instalments;
graded fenced size 25xl20
$500 each-Lots in block S3S: monthly INSTALL
ments OF $40; south OF the park; size 25xi20.
ALSO.
1925 each-Lots in block 1898; monthly INSTALL
ments OF $40; south OF the park; sizs 25xl20.
$72jO-House and lot n. line Golden Gate ave,
bet. Pierce aud Scott; 8 ana bath; size
Y ;6X 20, through 60 Elm ave.
and Steiner; size 50xl37 20 will sell in two sub
divisions. my4 Ct Weir
GRO 0O0 PERHAPS LESS: CHANCE BUY:
I'D ~ .OOO. Golden Gate ave. investment: im-
mediaTely adjoining the Mercantile Library build
ing; size OF lot 25xl20 to Kim ave present I'M
provementS elegant residencel rents for 800:
with additional inexpensive building rear street
this could be considerably increased, tie ground
alone is well worth $500 per front foot; 1880
can remain at per cent; no reasonable offer will
the property. Further particulars OF J0oST. MER-
TENS q CO.. 326 Montgomery st. my6
n w MODERN HOUSE; 3 ROOMS; LOT 5Ox
~ $50: $4,000; $500 cash, balance suitable terms.
CHAS bAkER, 81 10 St, San Francisco. my6 *
= GRANT AVE Is THE RELIABLE MONEY
i - lending establishment, establish in 1851:
call send postal; geattemanly expert will call
you and make yoa a loan at home. mr25 Let Fr
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DENTISTS.

DENTIsEs.
Mo PAIN-ExTRACTING OF TEETH MADE
~ easy, SOC and 81: arthc lal teeth from So MI
ing from 81. CROOME Dental Association. 799
Market ST., bet. Third and Fourth. apl2 q
W EVERETTE NYE, ACADEMY OF SCIENCE
w building. room AZ, sl9 Market ST. apZl u
nR. REA. s23 MARKET, EXT TEETH SOC:
~ with gas 81; filings low; open evenings la3U
I EEK DENTAL COLLEGE; CHARGES ONLY
~ for material used. Room 107. ll70 Market. I3tL
DR HG YOUNG DENTIST FORMERLY WITH
~ u. w. LEEK O'Farrell St, now at 1871 PotH,
near Jackson; painless extraction OF teeth nol3 ON
Any CHILD KNOWS GAS Is DANGEROUS;
~ by my wonderful secret local application IL
the gums any tooth may be extracted or hile1
painiessly; niue first prizes awarded me for finest
filings. plate and bridge WORK; Office open eysn-
ings and sundays. DR. O. w. LEEk, oFarreiLtl
Qp7 SET FOR TEETH: WARRANTED As
I'D good as can be made; hlling 81. DR. SIMMS.
dentist $50 Market ST.. next Baldwin Thester oclst
q Y SET; REPAIRS -; FILLING 81 :Exr8.
ID painless SOC, Dir PERRY. . Mason. m3st
COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION, SOS MARKET
without pain with Cotton Gas" also performA All
operations in dentistry. DR. CHAs.w. DkCkERI1
nR.A.LUDLUM HILL, l44S MARKET ST, NEAR
~ Eleventh; no charge for extracting when plates
frsm SO per set; extracting 500; gas given a0
a FULL SET OF TEETH FOR q; FILMS Ii "
~ lowest prices; work warranted DIX =; :"
kEY, S4l Market St opp, baldwin auo u
DR C. u. WILSON, DENTIsTl o2s M ,A5IIe
Ost. bet FlIth and Sixth. opp Mason aelo-
ATTOKNEYs-AT-LAW
A DyICE FREE--G. w. HOWE CO., ATTOk-
n neys, $50 Market; marriages annulled. quiet
nrobate insolvency, collections, liens, mortgages
ETC.. attended to; read adj business personals M u
IL L. JENKINS, ATTORNEY AT LAW. 15
II. 4th ST.. advice free on all legal matters. a3O -
CLARA FoLTZ THE LADY ATToRNEY-AI-
" law. admitted to practice In the highest courts
prompt attention to business: charges reasonaDe'
4lO Kearny st apz- VI
ID A. CRoTHERs. ATToRNEY-AT-LAw. go
h. Clay St no3sl
VA W. DAVIDSON. ATroRNEF-Ar-LAW. -!
w California ST.. Rooms l4-l5; advice fr5o AZ -.
ADVERTISING.
IF You WISH TO ADVERTISE ANYTHING
any where at any time write to GEO. 7. hoM ELL
w, 10 Spruce ST.. New FORK. auls ~
IlNEhY ONE IN NEED OF INFORMATION oy
~ the subject OF advertising will do well TO oosia
acopy OF Book for Advertisers" 1853 pages. prizes
~: maileu, postage paid on receipt OF price; cSn
tains careful compilation from this American
Newspaper directory OF all the best papers aad
Class ournais gives the circulation rating OF evef!
one and gooa oeai OF Information about rates saa
otner matters perta.sing to tbs business or adyer-
tisiag. Address ROWELIS ADVEH Using BIZ
AAAD. 10 Spruce 81. New yerk sulS ~
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OAKLAND REAL Estate.


PIEDMONT LOTS.
FAIRvIEw TRACT.
PIEDMONT LOTS.
FAIRyIEw TRACT.
PIEDMONT LOTS.
FAIRyIEw TRACT
PIEDMONT LOTS.
ONLY $40 CASH.
ONLY $50 CASH.
45 BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE LOTS
ON THE PIEDMONT CABLE LINE.
SPECIAL PRICES. SPECIAL TERMsi
FOR 80 DAYS TO CLOSE UP
PARTNERSHIP AFFAIRS IN THIS TRACT.
chance to buy lot the Piedmont cable In
the next 10 days Tor oaiy onehaf what other prop
erty adjoining is held at.
UPON EXTRAORDINARILY EASY TERMS.
ONLY $40 CASH. BALANCE 81 so MONTHLY
PRICES $3.50 TO $500 PER LOT.
line of the Piedmont cable only 10 minutes ride
TO the business center of Oakland
OVER so LOTS SOLD IN THIS LOCATION
CALL EARLY AND SELECT. CHOICE LoCA.
TIoN.
CHEAPEST PROPERTY ON THE CABLE.
For fun particulars. maps. ETC.. apply to
NJ. J. LAYMANCE & CO..
my57 466 Eighth ST., Oakland Cal
$500 BEAUrlFgL HONE WITH LARGE
WOoOO. grounds in Linda Vista terrace. on
good lots. Amply to Z. W. WOODWARD & CO.. 902
Broadway. Oakland. mY57
G760 CoTTAGR OF ROOMS WITH LOT
u UU. 5Ox 100; wen located near local train.
station and electric lire; be to close ont
is a bargain Apply Immediately to T. w. WOOD
WARD n co, 902 Broadway, Oakland my3
GZ4UU. New modern cottage, near local train
and electric line; well IeeaTsd and central; VIII
sell for 100 cash and S20 per month; call early,
land. ap307
(lARs ARE RUNNING FREE THROUGH OAK
" land to FruityaIe. and lots for homes being
vale TOO far out. Large lots. 6Oxl50 in the De
Wolf Tract. are the best of the section, and must
be seen 10 ne appreciated. For maps apply TO De
WOLF al Fruitvase station. myl If
NEW MODERN HOUSE; ROOMS; LOT 5Ox
~ 1850; $4,000; 5000 cash, balance suitable terms.
j. l.. box so. this ONCE myl tt
G.JQO AND S150-LoTS IN FRUITVALE AND
ID lOO at Melrose; the cheapest lots In oaEland
only $40 cash and balance on monthly installmeuts
street cars aud locaftraiu accom- mOdattGnS ii. B.
flNNEf, owner, 901 broadway, Gas land. apo
I OOK LOOK!
IL Fine large lots on San Leandro road.
Frnit trees every lot.
Lots 5Oxlo0, $2G0 to $500; $40 casH. 81 so per
month: carnage at offce RUSSELL a PRossER,
TwentY-third ave. Station. Oakland. apis I'm
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Choicest lots Fruityale station; extra large
"a -Sa OT
lay on elevated ground; call for particulars before
purchasing elsewhere; free carriage in waiting to
show property
A. II. BREED & Co,
mr1e e $50 Ninth ST.. Oakland.
ALAafstst KEAL STATE.
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EDUCATIONAL.


II F-Sf0VEI NOTICE-.ART IS NATURE MADE
II nv man." So artistic expression and graceful
hearing whether upon the platform, stage or 10 the
nome circle is but the result OF the natural develop
ii,eUt OF our own powers and personality. classes
FOR the cultivation OF voice, body ana innu " tle
most advanced methods, and IN accoraauco Win
Inc nrfneIples OF truo education, at the Se5ooi OF
Floeution and Expression, room Z. lZ3 MaIAet So
History Bldg. MAY JOSEPH kINCAtD, FLl-lelPai-
ID w. KIMBALL- TEACHER OF PIANO 29l3
/ Howard st.: terms moderate. spz2 I'm
DAFIsIAN FRENCH AND FLUTE; PRIVATE
j lessons soc. w. FORD 5l4 suffer apZ3 30-
A CADEMY or LANGUAGES ODE FILiPPEsl
n 300 Post ST. established 1871; PROFESSOR Ds
FIdppe graduate OF the academies OF fatls ahd
Madrid continues TO instruct IN spanish anu
French by his simpi1ed practical method saving
months Of study. aPzz 1I9
CCHOOL OF ELoCUTIoN AND EXPRESSION.
- voice culture. recitation. stage business t6 ~
FESSOR r. KINCAID, principal lIIO MarkeLon
-~,TNGINe LESSONS; VOCAL CULTURE. APPLY
- SOS Powell ST., Prof J. K oGILVIE mrl3 3in
-C-C8O0L CIVIL MINNIE, MECHANICAL. ELE9
- tricaf engineering. surveying, archteetare, As.
saving; estab 1854. A. Van der Nalilen 40 laEA
EAIDS BUSINESS COLLEGE. "a posi- 81
II IJoubIe-entry bookkeeping penmanshlp snosG
band writing telegraphy, etc, an Incl
IUsiBess course under one fec o @l2. IeoO
.1lEcIFTC BUSINESS COLLEGE $40 POSE sE:
i Lie scholarship. as; day ana eYealaz o9As1
-c7zTsT-T EMBELLISHMENTS AND sUBsCRiIPi-
- fobs taken at CALL Branch Oilees, oV9 La IN
St. 3S9 Hayes ST. and 25ls MISSION d. 0P0" si''
q
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ALAafE3ss bEAL STATE.
Ehas i, t J5E i, % 81 Z d
perpanen entity. for sale at a sacrifice for cash;
this is an unusual opportunity. Gail at upon
THOS. A SMITH Il CO., 1901 Park St. Alameda,
and see them myo 10
QSp0 SPLENDID NEW HOUSE: ROOMS:
Locations: $4,000. j. S. HANLEY & CO., 1850 Park
ST, Alameda. my6 IT
(ENrRAL-AvE LoTS-CHofCEsF IN Ala.
media. at a low figure; han lsome and desirable
Residences also large list Of cheap houses aud lots
from 800 TO $500 down.
II you desire a furnished or unfurnished house in
Alameda call on MRS. 1. ii. CHANDLER, 1929 Park
St, Alameda. my4t
GOE0 CASH BALANCE S25 PER MONTH; LOT
gov 25xl30 cottage of rooms and bath;
high basement; n. side ave: price $1,000. Nc. 1873.
$2635-Lot 5Oxi5S; house of rooms; windmill
and tank: newly macadamFzed avenue; GOOD
neighborEood; $500 cash, balance $25 per month.
Ne. 1874.
s375U-Lot 33:4xIe0; new cottage Of ) rooms
corner; $500 cash, bal. $50 per month. No. 2OS.
S3Oo0-Lot s5xi0O; cottage Of rooms and barn;
half block from station: sunny side OF street: $500
cash. balance $50 per mo1th. No. 81.
rooms bath; modern improvements. gas, etc.;
cement wslss; good neighborhood; $500 cash. bal
ance $50 per month No. 1872
S435o-Lot 40x125: new 2-story house OF
rooms and bath: fine marine view; all street work
done: cement walks laid; $500 cash. balance $40
per month No. Isl.
S45O0-5Ox150: cottage OF rooms and bath; fine
garden lawn, etc. plenty OF sun; Cnestnut-st.
station; Sa00 cash, balance $40 per month. No 81.
Choice lots at q bargain in all parts of Alameda:
Co, 1892 PARK ST., Alameda; 402 Montgomery ST.,
San Francisco. myl If
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CALHOUN AND FIXTURES FOR SALE Of FOL
- SON ST. near Third on account OF death OF pro-
prietor: rent $50; must be disposed Of at once APP
piy ga Clay st. nly3 II
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h. F. DAHL SUCCESSOR 10
L. c. MARsHUIz.
Real Estate Agent,
324l3 Montgomery street
s75O-Corner; 90xl2O; level; only blocks from
electric railway.
$l100- 50xl25; neat cottage; rooms; all fur
nished; electric railway.
$2S50-23x6O: Bernard ST., near Taylor; 3-story
house, arranged in flats; rents $2S; a safe buy.
S5250-40x75; ShipleY St, near 9TH: good build
ing arranged in . fats rents $50; always rented.
s55OO-Must be sold; 81; 6xS7 IS; good business
corner Larkin ST.
Il. F. DAHL.
my1 SUR 32415 Montgomery street.
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C.4-r CORNER SALOON AND CT g r
III y. stand: doing good business block from
Markets long lease, cheap rent; good reason for
snIlfnR. ApplE IaM Eranch. ml3 ~
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A FTER YOU HAVE HAD YOUR ATTENTION
~ called 10 the fact that you can obtain very
choice z. 3. or % acre tract Of land IN "Univer-
sity Pace" between Mountain View and the STAN
ford University. at a very low figure and on easy
terms you should investigate the matter; this
property is the railroad, main county road,
dotted with magnificent oaks. fine lOamy soil. pure
water and beautiful surroundings; we run Saturday
excursions to this property round trip 81 SO; call
or write for cut and catalogue. CLARK
KNAPP. IL Montgomery st. ap24 Il
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C,ALOON AND FURNISHED ROOMS CHEAP;
- cunt Of leaving The city. Inquire o5s sac
,.ar.o mEh -
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

Q1J6O MARKET-STREET CIGAR-SToRE:
u ~. finest business Locations; receipts now
$50 daily; splendid fixtures; good stock; lease:
street. axSu
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COX CANDY-ST0RE; 500 FOUNTAIN; ICE
- = y cream psrlor: 8 furnished rooms; sewing
mach me: everything new; cheap. 1917 Market. 5
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TTOR SALE - FIRsT-CLASs GROCERY And
i saloon. 63B MiEua St: dong good business;
must sell on account % goiuC East. my4 g
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Z IOUOR SALOON IN FIRST-CLASS LOCATION,
! near Stockton and Market sts.; fine fixtures;
side entrance: private rooms. Apply. bet 10 and
u O'Clock. HOLTCM BROS, wholesale liquor
fouse 5e5 Market ST my4 =
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IA HY DEPOSIT ALL YOUR SPARE MONEY
" in savings bank and get 10 per cent; we
can give you as solid security, pay lag you 8 per
cent annually: BIZ coupon per cent every
months: write Us for particulars. GEO.W MEADE
q co, 1872 Market ST.. san Francisco my4 10
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CALOON WITH 5 WINEROOMS. KITCHEN,
- frst-el2ss range. 10 wellfurn shed bedrooms;
suitable Tor boarding or restaurant; cheap:
doing good business. Apply 22O9 Powell ay4 -
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DARBERS. ATTENTION - FOR SALE AT A
- bargain II applied for at once, OF the Oldest
established Barber-shops in the city. Apply. All
Sufrer ~ my4 u
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE-Co TiNUED.
CONOMA COUNTY LAND - SALE OF TX
- change; write fully. ANDREW PRICE, Heads
lurc Cai fel4 IF
The morning call., 1892-05-06

lNOR SALE-A FINE HOUSE OF IL ROOMS
/ and IN acres of ground: most desirable corner
business lot in the town OF Irvington. Alameda
County, Cal: contains large barrO0m and barber
shop: barn aud grain-house: horses and cows etc,
GO with the place, II desired Address T. Is.
THOMPSON, IrYlngton. Cal ap29 ! m
The morning call., 1892-05-06

a. FLL-ESTBLIsHED CANDY AND STATION
W cry store. l28 Third st. mYl -
The morning call., 1892-05-06


0OEO0 BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE OF 8
ID AOOO. rooms: all modern improvements;
$500 down balance In monthly installmeuts; take
berkeley train; stop at Golden Gate station Ask
for f. BOEGLE, owner ap29 10
The morning call., 1892-05-06

U0IS0 STOCK RANCH-ALAMEDA COUN.
Do lou. ty; $50 acres, 80 In grain; So
head OF stock horses and cattle; farming imple
ments: also lease OF $40 acres adjoining; very
offering for quick SALE ALBERT 4. CRANE,
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The morning call., 1892-05-06

O.oEO RESTAURANT; GUARANTEED TO
SD'Dt1U. clear $50 month or money refunded.
1897 Ealencia st. my4 81