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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-07-15

passed through Me hQU.
A door opened and withered old
woman came in carrying lamp, its
Pickering flame serving little more than
to make visible the darkness and shad-
ows in the dismal old room. As the old
woman placed the lamp on dark ma
hogany table at one end of the room, a
blast of wind blew the rain against the
window panes, and the loud crash of a
fallen tree startled them all. The men
involuntarily rose to their feet, when
at the door by which the old woman had
entered was thrust in an excited face.
"Mr. John. there's a pony to one of
them little carts, run up the drive front
of the house, and think somebody was
throwed out"
Mr.. Somers recognized the voice of
Tommy Sweet, a hired man. "Go out
and catch the pony, Tommy" he said,
land l will come" and he hurried into
the hall and opened the heavy oak door.
The lawyer and the old woman carry
ing the lamp followed him into the hall,
and the lawyer stood in the deep arched
doorway peeping out into the darkness
where Mr.. Somers' figure was swal-
lowed up. Then he caught the CLEAN
of lantern through the wet blowing
branches and heard voices.
"Tie the pony in the shed and hurry
back here" he heard Mr.. Somers call.
Then ?gt q ths d darkness game John
Somers, carrying something in his arms,
and the frightened voice of child. He
carried his burden up the low stone steps,
the rain pouring down wherever it could
penetrate the thick shade.
Bring the light, Hannah" he said, as
he passed through the hall, followed
close by the child, and deposited his
burden on a deep haircloth sofa, that
had gloomily filed its place for years at
one end of the long room. The lawyer
took the lamp from the frightened old
woman, and its light fell on the motion
less figure of young girl, her face
white against the black cushions. The
child stood close to the couch, her eyes
big with fright.
sob, do you think Aunt Margery is
dead?" she asked, looking up at Mr..
Somers, who was bending over the girl
and trying to feel her pulse.
mo, child" he said reassuringly,
"only hurt little" then turning to the |
others; "she has tainted, l think. Han
nah, bring glass of water and camphor
if you have it"
The lawyer drew the child to him. |
"How did it all happen, little Lady,
she was clearly that-''tell me about |
it."
"Aunt Margery and took mother to
the cars; it's long drive, but we never
thought it would rain. As we were
coming home the storm came up, and i
made Bobby run, but it blew and rained
worse and worse, and l was frightened.
Then told Aunt Margery there was an
old woman with big cap and kind
face lived in here. had seen her in tho
garden when l went by, so we turned
Bobby in at the gate. Then the tree
blew down and frightened him and he
threw Aunt Margery and me both out,
but l wasn't hurt. Iexpect he's sorry
ne is a good pony, only he was fright
ened. Oh. Aunt MargeryI''- and as
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-07-15
RAIL ROAD TIME TABLE
1. &C N, Railroad,

DEPARTURES.
For St. Louis via Iron Noun
tain or NJ. K. & 7 S:45 a m
For St. Louis via Iron Mountoin 500 p m
For Laredo e:ss m
ARRIVALS.
From St. Louis via Iron Noun.
tain and M, K. and T 1886 a m
From St. Louis via Iron Noun
tain and M. K. and T. II:2o p n
From Laredo .S:35 p m
Southern Pacific Railroad.
THROUGH EXPRESS EAST.
Leaves for New Orleans, Houston
and Galveston LEO pm and y p m
ARRIVES FROM THE EAST.
Arrives from New Orleans, Houston
and Galveston a m and 4:o5 p N
THROUGH WEST.
Leaves for San Francisco, Ell Paso
AIS m
Leaves for Eagle Pass and Mex 1870. a m
Ar. from San Francisco, ElPaso 1855 p m
Ar. from Eagle Pass. =. Sis m
). A. & A. p. Railroad.
DEPARTURES.
Leaves for Kerrville, daily except
Leaves for Galveston, Houston and
Waco, daily except Sunday q:3o a m
Leaves for Corpus Christi, Rockport
Beeville, daily except Sunday, sos m
Leave for Kerrville, daily except
Monday, at..............7: 3o am
ARRIVALS.
From Kerrville, daily except
SUNDAY a. :, $40 a m
From Kerrville daily except Sunday
and Monday ................7:3o pm.
From Kerrville Sunday only 500 D, m.
From Corpus Christi, Rockport,
Beeville, daily except Sun. :. ago p m
From Galveston, Houston and
Waco, daily except Sunday Sos p m
Mallory Steamer sail from Galveston
every Wednesday and Saturday.
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THE TIMm TO BUY.

Property is when people are anxious to
sell. You can secure some genuine bar
gains in ranch or city property, improved
and unimproved, by calling on JnO. L.
Hambleton & Co. No. 4 East Commerce
street.
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ARMY AND NAVY LEAGUE.
Camp No. 1 Reorganized for the Cam
uaiCu.

Camp No. 1 Recognized for the Cam.
paign.
4 meeting of Camp No. 1 Of the Army
and Navy Republican League of California
was held at mai Birth hall to elect off
GERS and also delegates to the next State
Encampment.
The election resul ted as follows Colonel,
w f. Randall; Lieutenant Colonel. James
Kip; Major, }. S. French; Quartermaster,
Martin Murray; Adjutaht, Charles 5. True !;
Officer Of the Day, NJ. J. Collins; Officer of
the Guard, James 4. Hennessey.
Delegates to the State Encampment-C.
NJ. Kline, NJ. J. Collins, j. p Adams
Joseph Washington, ID. J. King, j. 5.
French, Charles S. True, NJ. r. Courtney.
Alternates-J. kearney, William Horton,
A. Hildcrbr3nd +. Gilbert. james a. Stock,
James \. HenneSSey, J. Desseker, Daniel
Rupert.
communication was received from
Camp No. 9, the pUrpOrt of which was de-
sire to consolidate with Camp No. l. and on
motion it was decided to enroll the names
OF Camp No 9 with Camp No. 1.
The nee ting was we'll attended, and brief
addresses were made by COmrade Black of
Camp No . Colonel W. H. Randall, Quar-
rmaster-General Martin Murray, Lieu
tenaut-COlOnel James KID aud Comrades
Charles 5. True, kearney and Brady.
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CRIME OF A BASTARD.
4 CIeW Found to the Murderer of
the Babe.

Coroner GarwoOd began an investigation
yesterday into the peculiar murder OF the
babe that was found Ga Friday night on
jackson street, near Central avenue
A jury was impaneled, and Charles Me
Elyane ana Robert Flaherty. lab0rers, re-
lated how they found the body of the in
FAINT lying in a ditch, half covered with dirt
and stones and with its skull crushed and
its head almost severed from the body. The
little body lay in a often about six feet deep,
which runs through the vacant lot on Jack
son street, between Walnut and Central
avenue. The witnesses had noticed a
white object there all day on Friday, and
had seen n dog proving about, but thought
it was the body Of some quadruped.
Dr. Il. +. Williams depOsed that be had
performed Au autopsy 1t was thought that
the throat might have been torn by dogs or
crushed by wagon wheels, but the autopsy
showed that such was not the case. The
baby's throat had been gashed by sharp
instrument. The baby was a fully deyel-
Oped male, and the condition Of its lungs
SHOW ed that it had been endowed with life,
but was only from one 10 four days old
when killed.
The further hearing was then postponed
by the Coroner until the Police Department
completes an investigation. 1t is supposed
that the baby was murdered in some house,
wrapped in a piece of paper, and carried to
the place where it was found In the mean
time Detective James II. Rogers discovered
one important clew
About o'clock on Friday morning Night
Waterman Whitehead of the Jackson-street
cable-road saw a hack drive down Central
avenue from Jackson street. When near
Sacramento street the driver stopped, and,
leaving his seat, spoke to the occupant of
the hack, after which he walked back few
steps, and stood as If awaiting some one.
The driver then mounted his seat again and
drove away toward Goary street.
The detective is now looking for this
driver, who can, perhaps, throw consider
able light upon the mystery.
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HYDRAULIC MINING.
An Address Issued by the Ex-
ecutiye Body.

The Executive Committee OF the Miners
Association of California has issued an adj
dress in the form Of the following resOlu-
TONS
Resoired. That all hydraulic miners in Cali
fOrnla who may have been al work contrary 20
the DEGREES Of the cOuU, II such there be, are
hereby urgently requested by Tie California
Miners Association 10 desist at once from such
operations aud walt patiently untl congress Is
enabled 10 act uPOu The report OF the Govern
meut Commission which was appointed 10 lu-
qulie into The debris question IN California
ResOlU6d. That % Is Tie desire OF the CdiiiOr'
MA Miners Association, as t,r as hydraulic
mining Is concerned 10 use every effort toward
rehah,lliJtlug that industry on legal bass. but
that these ehoIs VIII be badly hanrered and
the former contest be apt % lie renewed II ~
dNidudi minels do not accept lie policy Of lie
association
Ee,oired. Thatit is the sense Of the California
Miners Association that such PERSONS as may
start Their monitors iu the spIlug, at places
where damage - likely 20 result 10 streams or
adjacent lands shall receive no aid or COubte-
nance ln TIE iulutr from tils association.
KrsOirlf, That comics of the memorial. and res
o.uuuus adopted by The State Miners Couyen-
ton be distributed throughout tie mining re-
gtuus Of California. aud that Tie miners be re-
que<ted 20 read them carefully BOO order hat they
may fully under s'aud The pledges OF The couyeu-
tiuu aud associations said miners are theteupOn
urgently request 10 resi- eel Tie opinions The Elm
expressed, and 10 Otherwise AID tle ASSOCIATION
90 lehabliitdtug Tie hydIdu.ic mining Industry
iu tEls STATE.
Rescued. That We empbaticauy indorse the
resolutions adopted al the JOINT conference on
January IS, oJ2. Of tie representatives of Tie
River Improvement Convention aud Tie Miners
Convention. as follows:
Rcso,red. That an hydraulic miners he and
they dte hereby requested 90 obey the DEGREES OI
the courts aud cease all hydraulic mining
wherever the same IS calculated 10 do injury 10
tie nayigabe streams OF valley lands, or
wherever ths debris shall be carried Into the
udvigdble streams
These resolutions will be printed In Circu-
lar form and sent 20 the miners Of those
counties where hydraulic mining is con-
Quoted.
The Finance Committee Of the Associa-
ton met yesterday and reported that the
prospects FIR procuring the necessary funds
are very bright, contributions ranging from
$500 10 $1,000 having been promised ly
prominent mining men and corporations.
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BINGHAM ENJOINED.
The BitUminOus Rock Ring
Wants His Scalp.

J. II. Bingham, The contractor who re-
fuses to pay tribute 10 the p0u tice-pave-
meut ring, was served with an injunction
out Of the United States Court last evening
TO prevent him using tie steam process of
preparing bitumincus rock until decision
is reached in the suit brought against him
by the Pacific Contracting Company.
The papers were not served until about
7 o'clock, so that the defendant was rot pre-
pared to state Just what steps be would
take in the matter until he has bad an oD-
portunlty to consult counsel. His intention.
however, is 10 fight the case, tooth and nail.
lie claims that the process is as old as the
hills and has been used on this Coast by
every one who wanted 10 for fifteen years.
without let or hindrance from any party.
He has already perfected a plan Of dry
heating which be Will put in operation
Immediately.
The royalty which the company is en-
deay0ring 10 exact is 500 ton on all rock
laid. This Nh Bingham says, means the
bleeding Of the public out of SI,O00,O0O dur
ing the coming year
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The Big Sign.

The gigantic sign which J. T. Dunn &
Co have just placed along the whole top Of
the San Bruno Mountains, facing the great
stock-yards enterprise near Baden, is GER
tainly in str let keeping with the enormous
project they represent
The big Chicago packers have surely
under way the most StupendOus undertake
ing ever seen on the Pacific Coast. judging
by the great foundations they are laying
near Baden, and the real estate firm COM
posed of j. T. Dunn and w. j. Martin have
certainly written their names in strict con-
formity with the size of their PRINCIPAL
Messrs. Dunn & Co. have had a force Of
men engaged for months in constructing
this sign, which stretches nearly 2600 feet
along the mountain top, and as a specimen
of originality in fence advertising reflects
great credit on this firm.
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SHE PURSUES HIM.
Ray Heizberg Making Things
Lively for Sam LaYeriCh.

Samuel Laverich swore to a complaint
yesterday for the arrest Of Ray HerzbeTg,
who lives at AT McA!lister street, and ac-
cuses her of disturbing tie peace. LavtTIch
was until a few weeks ago her admirer. A
short time ago he married, but Ray was not
the biushing bride. This snub aroused her
anger, and on Friday night she went TO his
abode at 400 Nat0ma street to give him 8
piece Of her mind.
When Layerioh opened the door she as
sailed him and his wife in language that
was far from choice, upbraIGing him also
for his fiCkleness. She declared that if he
did not treat her deCentiy she would follow
him up until TemOrse would cause him TO
jump into the bay. Then the furious Ray
WAS forced out Of the house.
When LaYeTich swOTe to the complaint
yesterday he said he had been treated most
shabby by Miss HeTzbcrg. and for all his
faYOrs she returned nothing but abuse.
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ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY.
Papers Flied and Lantern Slide ExI
bitfon of the Moon.

bitfon of the Moon.
An unusually interesting meeting of the
Astronomical Society of the Pacific was held
last night in the Academy of Sciences Hall.
w. II. Pearson presided and ot1iclated in
the election of thrty-seven candidates to
membership, increasing the number in the
society to 406.
The following papers were presented:
1.-The Rotation of the SUM-" translated from
the German Of DR.. Schmidt, by A. c. Behr
of Chicago; "PagsOn's Comet and the
Biean Meteors," by W. II. S. Monck
of Dublin, Ireland; The McKim OBJ
servatory," by Professor W. V. Brown of
Greencaste. Ind. when Shall We Have
Another Glacial Epoch?' by Garrett p.
SeroisS of New York City; THE Total
Eclipse of the Moon. January 2S, 1885," by
Professor Weinak of Prague, translated by
L. r. Zeil Of San Francisco.
lantern-slide exhibition was given 10y
Professor W. w. Campbell of the Lick OBJ
seTvatory. The moons surface in all its
phases. particularly the craters, was wildly
illustrated and explained. The photographs
used in the stereopticOn were taken at
Mount Hamilton and enlarged for the occa-
sion.
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HOUSES TO LET.

CT WASHINGTON AND WALNUT SITS, Q
- rooms, bath, stable. large grounds, 500: lI9
ST. rooms. bath etc $50; lO7 Guerrero st,
rooms BATH $50: 69l Twenty-thtrd St. rooms,
bath. SIS; INA Fubert St. near HYDE (cablel,
rooms, bath. marine view, S25 ThiTtleth ST, near
\ oe, rooms, $40 W. H. GRIM CO., us Mont
gomeT Il II
CUNNY COTTAGE on GLEN PARK AVE. AND
- fine 5-stoTJ house adjoining on Twelfth st: at
tractive improvements ana moderate rents. DEMP-
STIE 36 Glen PARK ave. ~
FURNISHED or UNFINISHED HOUSE OF
rooms and laundry; convenient TO lines OF
cars; rent reasonable. NV. cor. Page and L'eV isa-
Zero SIS. J15I 81
HOUSE OF ; ROOMS. Rent 81; 1857 KEARNY
II ST.. corner Greenwich. Apply q. II. JMbSEN
a CO.. ia Montgomery ST. ja5l 81
exc HOUSE lI2I SUFFER- ST, BET. LAR
= %. KIN and Polk; rooms, bath WILSON a
CUNNY HOUSE; ROOMS AND bath: RENT
= SD. 1876 Hyde ST. lt3l 2l-
CDC FAIR OtKS-e-STOEY HOUSE; 9 ROOMS;
-VC BATH, laundry, front ana back yard; an mod
orn improvements ~
OK COTTAGE OF 4 ROOMS. LAWRENCE
J. / >. ace oft Fremont Sc. bet Harrison aud
lir}aHt, on l.1ccn Nm; grand view of bay to
GOO "a 1880 W. MISSION. Mr.. 18TH; sun
o.. OU. ny house. /" rooms bath etc: large
EarG,a. A. = EuLFING, 10 Cai.fornta.3l 5tFSIu
pad TENANTS objected FOR $40 AND ALL
- cost, PAID. CoTFEN'S COLLECTION COM
INV COTTAGE. Is ROOMS. BATH: MODERN
y Improvements. electric bells: p.eudId marine
View. flower gardens: minutes walk lIHe ears;
t resa.ss .c Ilr-fes 45.I MctI ser ST.. near thr
park. take i-teI-,- ears 80 SttnyRu- It5o .itf
HOUSE oFa ROOMS NIrH STORE; SUITABLE
3 saloon. re.' cheap o44 ~esord ST. 1850 ~
Cl- l-~roR} HogSE oF IS ROOMS. DOUBLE
- lJ. rfr'ar-. -'rlaa: ward. l-iS MONTY. &Ol1
omar foJSE So: Flat SIS: FOUR
rooms .nf .r.i each la4 sre lu-S Na!Iulo.3O S~
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STREET IMPROVEMENTS.
las -MaiDs Misunderstanding Negligent


Gas-MaiDs Misunderstanding Negligent
Contractors.
The Buena Vista Improvement Club has
resolved itself into Canyassing Committee
for the gas company, in the hope by so
doing to induce it to lay mains on Germania
street, between Webster ana Steiner.
The failure of the sewer contractors to
cement the cesspools between Ridley and
Fillmore streets was complained of, and it
was resolved TO put watch on them to COM
pei them to do the work properly.
Contractors have begun operations toward
grading Vermont street. between Santa
Clara and Napa. The 10000 cubic yards of
earth and rock which have TO be removed
will be used to fill In Kansas street. between
Center and Channel, on the line of the new
electric road through the Potrero to South
San Francisco
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-31
any Money or Your Life"

While James Rutledge. salOon-keeper,
was drinking beer with Nellie Ashman in a
box at the Thalia beer hall. on Friday
night, he drew pistol and threatened TO
kill her If she did not return $50 which, he
claimed she had stolen from him. Rutledge
was arrested for an assault with a deadly
weapon and the woman locked up for grand
larceny. The missing money was not found.
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Tnries Of ChrLstisn Women.

In honor of the \ Dung Women's Christian
Association convention Rev. j. Q. A. Henry,
pastor of the First Baptist Church, will
preach this morning on the Peril and Pro-
lection OF Womanhood" Mrs T. ThomD-
son, the President Of the convention, will
also speak. In the evening The illustrated
services will he continued the pastor preach
ing on the "Fringes of Faith" which will
be beautifully illustrated with steIeopticUn.
Several recent converts will be baptized.
At the Simpson Memorial Methodist
Church to-day the morning service will be
addressed by delegates to the Dung Wo-
mems Christian Association convention.
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COckrill performing the installation cere-
monies, assisted by a. Craig and j. +.
Slinkey. During the installation Chief
COckrilI was presented with an engraved
handsome gold badge. The next bul'S-h head
breakfast Of the society will be given at
San Rafael IN the West End Gardens, on
Sunday, April oath, and social reunion
and picnic of the society will be held at
Wildwood Glen, Sausalito, on Sunday, May
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-31
Married a Chinnmnn.

Pom G. Woley, the Chinese proprietor OF
Paciic-street cigar factory, was married
by contract on Wednesday to Mary E.
Hearn, a white girl. The bride is % wears
old. The groom is much her senior. is said
to be thoroughly Auericanized and, by re-
Dute wealthy
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-31

Here in San Francisco the best feature i'm
real-estate operations is not so much the
amount involved but the proportion which
exists between the amounts expended in
building and real-eState sales Last year.
although the amount expended in new
buildings was million less than in 1890.
for every So spent in real estate 81 was
spent in new buildings
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STORES 10 LEI

GtTtt:N 10 LII.
I IGHT. AIRY OFFICE OS GROUND FLOOR.
l. with show window space TO suit tenant. by W.
II. tEIN IS co. lis Montgomery ST. OCI n cod
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-31

II Z MARK & AUBRY REAL ESTATE
II agents; houses rented snd rents collected: in
suranee brokers. 1852 Valencia ST., cor Twenty
second. -ialA -
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SALEs IN CHICAGn N 1S0I

During the year 1891, AZ, lS7 city and
county real-estate sales were made i'm Chi
cage, of the total value of $50, 703. $50. This
was at the rate Of Sl5, 05S, 652 a month. The
sales Of 1891 show heavy reduction from
those Of 1890. In 1890 Is, PIP sales were
made, of the aggregate value Of S235, IS5 6ti5.
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALAMEnA MhAL IsTArr

TOR BARGAINSIN REAL ESTATE OR HOUSES
I to rent cali on MRS. l. w. CHANDLER & CO.,
1929 Park ST., Alameda. la24 Il
4 y OPPORTUNITY-24 ELEGANT LOTS ON
a easy payments, In the vicinity OF Central ave. {;
very best part of Alameda; one-quarter cash, bal
ance l. 2 aud 3 years. Apply to THOS. a SMITH
q CO. 1901 Park st., Alameda. la3i 1t
NOTHING DOWN-$20 MONTHLY: 4-ROOM
" house; well, windmill and tank; lot 95x70.
Address owner Box 8, this office. lt~
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DIEDMUNT! PIEDM0NTI
MUST BE SOLD a BARGAIN.

Situated on the line or the Oakland san Leaudro
and HaywaTdS Electric Roac WOw building).
ONLY 500 EACH ONLY 500 EACH
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Indenenhent Old Friends.

The annual installation of officers of the
Society of Independent Old Friends was
held ON Friday night al Foresters' Hail. 102
Stockton street, ex-President Robert g,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-31

The charity ball in aid of the Russian
Jewish refugees has been postponed from
February 18th to March q, in order to give
the Jewish clergy an opportunity TO CO.
operate.
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LoRIN REAL ESTATE.

IA no WOULD BE WITHOUT A HoME-oNLY
W 500 down.
Only $40 month, viii buy a beautiful new cot
tage Of rooms; all modern improvements; large
lot; only half block from electric and only
blocks from Berkeley steam cars; price only $3.50
Interest only per cent; greatest inducement ever
offered. Inquire of w. c. MORAN, Lorin; take
Berkeley train. 1a30 I'm
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pvsI~Fss CHANCES.


BTsINEss CHANCES.
$4,000 ~. nm 4 T{T-SIVsSss
n Two a"15' t'' g., S-l c3e, $500 $1,000.
branch nas cries. ; go 500, 5000
Cauay-.-ore. 500 e... 500 u, Oakland $1,000.
S. .... Store. o.. lisraet S.. corner $1,000
The es5la,ias GIgI->,ole ~ ; T FSs,D
4 le siii!tHIe a lo " .s Gam 9 S''s 'Ne'p
fll., tt !-1sl = s s,l' -5-01 $4,000
Ua-..s efr,- and c.-l.,tr,-: large list.
fIqTl v,..re-s.ore ia >ara. $1,000; tn Sacramento,
aSs5uu 1900,
Hut. 6rr-sh,r. paving wel' s4c0
Jeve.ry-store ou Aia ket St, 3 --2o
LyrlE .,- r., ,s..-- t0s ness IN Berkeley. 3
b1rse. a',si i-~rt--s chicago surrey 3 sets nar-
Aylses- 900. ,.. ~ IN mar month. $500.
qra1I
NJ, ~ --s-s. and dairy $1,000 and 10000.
t'S -- I..s 'l..g.r- .e,,-raper cheap
H.t-4- I1ir, .,,.,l I'm. mess - go.
Sta.eaHa caaatr ri-atf fer the b s, "u.9ihallt
gate ever "'si.a cs a. SEE l'sy' .n ~ cur o"'o'
s l.--. T.. H.. ..-.. ..., ..,,i3-re
r--....>> r.aaarac,u-us business requiring
$4,000
3. e... man '-S BUSINESS '-''''-'
...--....- .-. REGARDING above list can
Asr... .a.. e-3 Nl,-.e. S.. s. T. II
,.,>..- ..>..n.,l .r. slI-l.r IHFlf
~ f........ sol. orr rl.I...-- real estate
,-- '.....
ltl..a -.. % .E. sst IT exchange q ttut,. sraiu
trs.. -s r.....
g.. N.-'. o.. ,. ,.--.... .-,s
....-.I ..r.l..-lv.
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