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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-04
SALARY of The County Judge.

Charlottesville. VA, Feb. .-ISpecial T.
The board of supervisors has employed Mr..
w. T.. Weber as architect to superntend the
work Of putting in galleries III the county
clerks office. A bill TO be presented 10 the
Legislature fixing the salary OF Judge White
of the county court at what it was before the
city of Charlottesville was given corporation
court was approved by the board
Thus far the business before the circuit
court has been unimpOrtant. Messrs. ). b.
White. Charles Martin. Is. q. Gordon. j. i.
Coleman and g. l.. Caskie of Nelson, aud
Lewis Is. Burley. of Alexandra. are the law
yers from istance IN attendance.
Sam Ballard a negro from Knoxville,
Tenn, was sent to the grand jury for beating
a negro woman. lie claims that he ~ a
minstrel of renown, and that he never did II
days work III his life.
Mr.. J. J. Thomas, a man who has always
borne a good character, was sent 10 the grand
Jury yesterday, charged with selling brandy
on the streets of Charlottesville without IL
cense. Thomas lives near rec Union.
The marriage of Miss Annie Du Pre- to Mr..
j. NJ Atkins IL announced TO take place on
the 10th. Miss Du Pre- is daughter OF Mr..
Nj. NJ. Du Pre-. who has been connected with
the newspapers OF this city Tor more than
twenty years. Mr. Atkins IS one OF tho pest
known and most popular OF the employees OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio.
new board of editors is now IN charge of
the University weekly. College Topics. The
members are Messrs. Lee Marshall. }. ;.
Bryan. ]. c. Futrall. Randolph kennon,
Goodpaster Ramsey. J.. !. Miles and >. II;
of Messrs Hugh ii. Dung. Texas. chief K.
Fulton Leach. Maryland. ". W. Old. Jr.. II.
+. Parrish r. 5. tadtord, Virginia If. L.
Sims. Mississippi, and j. II. Sutheriin. LOUIS
lana. The paper is published Ivy the Atb 'stc
Association. but is nota distinctivsly athletic
publication. 1t deals with all subjects OF III
terest in college lie.
Tho condition of Mr. Horace Garth. WHO
has been very i'll. is now critical. and gives
little reason for hope of recovery
Mr. T.. {. Greenway has sold a farm OF
seyenty-eighth acres near Ivy. for $4,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-04

The Senate Committee on Library met yes
terday afternoon. aud after careful con-
sideratiou determined 90 frame bin looking
u tho building of library building. The
moneys TO be used will be taken from tho
library fund. which now amounts % about
$3.50 600. Tie committee will hold another
meeting Saturday morning ut 10 o'clock 10
take further action IN reference O. tie matter.
lne Joint Oyster Committee OK the senate
and House Of delegates has fixed on next
wednesday. the 10th, aJ 1880 o'clock =. NJ. NJ
the Senate chamber. 20 consider the Oyster
bill and hear all persons Interested.
Tie Senate Committee on Roads met yes
terday afternoon ard considered matters APP
pertaining 10 the Office OF the Railroad Com
nl...OAeE no definite action was taken
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-04

I'm the scotch ballad. was about 90 tot down
it would nave smo0thed the rough place. ..
the respected John and his venerable
could tbey have eased their CROWNS inil
with Hostetters stomach blttcis. iha'
helD 10 the aged the weak and those recofr. .,
but slowly from eXhsusting diseases. When 'NH
lamp Of life is on the wane man special
ouires medicinal all. "a susta ming tome, I0...
some corrective. The aged aud rho feeble f
particularly susceptible 90 influences winch i'.
ducc disease: confalesreucc Us too often li'
rupfed bya relapse. This standard Anne
inv gorant is ominentll ADAPTED 90 the Do
such persons and 10 always fills the Dbl. JOS.
pepsia. constipation, rheumatism. kidney 'i -
bles and Ia grippe are among tho trou ll. ...i
lrnrnnnI..
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Deaths from the Grip.

KzLLEY's FoRD. Va. Feb. Especial. T.
The grip still holds sway in this community.
Several deaths have lately resulted.
Rev T. j. Faulkner died January 3Jth
His funeral was preal he'd by Rev. hr. Gates
ofthe Methodist church.
Mr.. A. G. Willis. one of the leading citizens
of this county. is very i'll with grip.
Miss Lettis Stout of Steyensburg, this
county. will be married tomorrow to Mr..
John Crittenden, OF Washington, d. c.
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williamsburg Notes.

The funeral of Mrs W. II. Morris took place
TO day from the family residence. Cherry
Hall. In James City. The interment took
place at James City chapel and was conducted
by Or. H. y. Wharton.
The board of supervisors of James City
county met here Yesterday. A large number
of bills were audited that have been filed by
the clerk for some time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-04

Mr. J.. r. nadmun for several wears the
assistant State secretary of the Young Mems
Christian Association has Just been appointed
TO the charge OF West End NJ. h. church IN
Manchester. Mr. Dadmun has been one Of
the most efficient workers ever employed in
Young Mems Christian Association work in
Virginia. tie is a iorcibo speaker and very
popular throughout the State.
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\ Large Contract.

Inc chesapeake ana ONO railroad yester-
day gave % the Richmond Locomotive and
Machine Work. the contract for fifteen loco
motives. or more properly speaking the very
recent contract for ten engines WAS increased
10 twenty-five. This makes total of forty
SIX locomotives for which this road has con
tracted with this Richmond enterprise.
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puIeskI Notes.

PULASKI. Va. Feb. Especial. There
was a large crowd in attendance upon court
in this county on Monday.
A petition was circulated asking from the
Legislature p dog tax.
The resignation OF Judge Bolen, Of tins
circuit WAS not surprise 20 those OK MS
friends who knew OF tho nature of the wOrA
he was called upon to perform. The business
OF the circuit has so increased that one Judge
can hardly meet the duties Of the Office. hon.
s. W. Williams, 81 WytAe, is spoken OF IS
successor.
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The Democrats Win.

BURKEvILLE. Va. Feb. Special The
the election of c. t. Downs and DR. II. II. w.
Crittenden Democratic over A. II. Robert
son and Or. aorner (Repubicans). The Dem
ocrats carry the town by more than two to
one. This has always been the Republican
stronghold of the ourth district
Several marriages in high life are expected
here soon.
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LAWYER Drewry Sen, on-Eusiness Failures.

NORFOLK Va, Feb. 3.-ISpecial Mr.. W.
r. Drewry. was sent on by the United States
commissioner to the grand Jury to-day
for violating pension laws. He gave bond in
the sum Of ~ 900.
The schooner Daniel Brown, from York
river. bound to New York with lumber ar
rived here to-day in tow OF the tug Pocahon-
tas badly leaking.
" B. f. Wright we'll known notion dealer
Of lgG Main street. TO-DAY made an assign
ment to Judge James +. Heath rs trustee.
The deed makes the following classes First,
cost and expenses Of trust aLd rent. second.
Bank of Commerce. 1915 third. Hood. Falluer
~ Co., Philadelphia. q, 1871; fourth, all
other creditors rataDly.
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Porter and others against Porter and others.
Dismissed for failure 10 print
STAGE, &c. against Bumgardner, trustee.
Argued by William Patrick ESQ. for appel
liant, and Captain James Bnmgardner and
Alexander L. Robertson. Esq, for appelees.
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H0GAN.-Died. at her residence IN htne,ai,
ter, on tuesday. February sd, a. - \. u .,
MARY FRANCES no IAN; aged 'iAS-'e''-
funeral from Neadc-Nemoral church HIS
AFTERNOON cts clock
pILCHTR-Die February q, az . eSe'99g
F. NJ. at his residence, WILLIAM ;. PlLOhS"
in tho forty-seventh YEAR OF his axe. ava.
nue. Baptist church THIS AFTERNOON
$3.50 o'clock.
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The wyanaotte Once More Afioat.

PrrERsBUEG, Va. Feb. 5.-ISpecial. "A
mad dog was shot and killed this morning in
Ettrick, Chesterfield county
Checks have been received here for paving
oil the members OF the Progressive Endow-
ment League. The sum 10 be paid the mem
bers is 80 per cent. Of the amount paid in by
them There are abou. 400 certificates aud
the total amount TO be paid in these checks is
$4,000.
The iron-clad monitor Wyandotte. which
ran aground in James river. near Fort Pow
hatan some days ago while being towed 20
the navy yard at Norfolk has been gotten
aflOat
The House Committee on Prisons and
Asylums will visit the Central Iunatic
Asylum. near this city, tomorrow. II which
time the executive committee Of the asylum
will hold It's regular monthly meeting.
The case of the Commonwealth against Mr.
James r. Justice. who was arreste Yesterday
Oh the charge of shooting at u colored woman
named Elizabeth Jones on Gill street. was
called for examination in the mayors court
this morning aud continued 10 tomorrow
A grand tournament is to be given at Court
land. Southampton county. on the ut inst
The charge 10 the knights viii be delivered
by Hon. W. A. Fentress. The coronation adj
dress will be delivered by Hon W 4. Sebren
lie ball will take place a, the Peoples Hall.
The mean temperature for january WAS
3i.Sl. mean maximum asa 3. mean minimum
2i.35. Highest GG.O0 lowest. / 100 kain
fall, f.77 inches: snowfall. 90 inches Peryad
lug direction OF the wind. southwest.
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Thomas kmick. farmer living near Moore
Within the past four months four members OF
his family have died Of typhoid fever aud con-
sumption, and one daughter has been sent to
the insane asylum.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-04
Canadian ReclprocltN.

OTTAWA, OSr.. Feb. Sir John Thomp-
son and Finance Minister Foster will leave
next week for Washington to renew the dis
cussion with Secretary Blaine and arrange a
basis for negotiations looking to reciprocity
between the Jnted States and Canada
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-04

NV YORK. Feb. 3.-Judge Van Brunt. 10
The Court Of Oyer and Termuer, TO. day SEN
fenced Neal Richards. the negro who muir
dered Policeman John J. sherman IN tho
liver Flats. some months ago. to be electro
cuted during the week beginning March 2lst.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-04

woman has brought suit against railroad
company at Little Rock, Ark, TO recover $4,000
damages Tor tho loss OF her husband, who was
killed On the cars by . maniac.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-04

Is about the quantity nature allows 60 an
adult person. 1t is Of the utmost importance
that the blood should be kept as pure as p.s-
sibe Hoods Sarsaparilla has proven "a
claim to be the best blood purifier.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-04
Children Cry for Pitchers Castora.


- WAsuINGroN. ID. g.. Job NJ '.-
ram guis and North Carolina; N'i..
ftlR winds. becoming variable; TAR lA'
| lar AMI probably FRIDAY
- SouTh Carolina. slightly
generally nor,heriy wlnds and .lf
weather. fair Friday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-04

sufferers From Cough Sore Throat egg.
should try Brouns BrO0chiai I-o'irs SLID
pie but snre remedy. Sold only m 1o.s. lf.'
IS cents.-Adv.
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoda
siok-Headacho yields to BrEcna'. Pai-


Mrs Winslowa Soothing Syrnp has been 1''
for children teethng. 10 soothes fh9 c-..
eoitens the gums. allays all pain, cures f.li
collie and - the best remedy iOg aiaffl'A
twenty-five cents . bottle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-04
Ex-Governor Scales Dying.

GREENSBORO. N. c.. Feb. a-Ex-Govsrnor
Scales Is sinking rapidly and is not expected
to live until morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-04
Attachments Against wrenn-Hymenex.

LYNcHDURc, Va. Feb. Especial. Two
attachments have been executed by City Ser
geant Johnson on the estate If William n
Wrenn. One of them is for 1928. "a. with in
terest from the 18th Of January. 1892, and
sz.l4 protest charges. This is tie amount
at stake in a suit by p. A. Krisc against j. A.
Campbell and William H. Wrenn, and the
attachment was issued on an affidavit in
winch the aiiiant says that he believes one Of
the defendants 10 about tn remove from the
stste 30 that execution on . judgment in this
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-04

MINIATURE ALMANAC. FEnauAay iss
SIM .s.ig. Noon sets ...l2c0r "
suf, sets...........5:3il Day length JOB. -''+
PORT or WEST POINT. FlsRUARr b i-
ARRIVED.
steamship Danvillc.Bonneti. from Baltimore.
merchandise and passengers.
SAILED.
Steamship Danyilie for Baltimore passenger
and general cargo.
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LAMBERrs POINT. FrnnuAnr g. 1872

Harges 4. Jackson. New Haven: Scotia he
boken Schooners Augustus HuntBoston' 'V--
G.. Schmidt. Savannah
COALED.
British steamship scawfoll, New or.'aD'
Hayre.
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ARRIVED.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-08
the edifiee. and then Niss Annie Morris.

the edifiee, and then Niss Annie Morris.
carving the KEYS of the synagogue on
silk cushion, walked up the aisle escorted
by two members OF the committee. with
an ease and grace Of one beyond her years
she presented the KEYS to Israel Levy, the
president of the congregation, and at the
same time, in a few words about the zeal
ard industry of the building committee. she
congratulated the congregation on the COM
pletlon Of the great work. President Levy
responded in German, and went into detail
about the growth of the congregation ana
its prosperity and bright future.
Then the committee, conveying the noy
scrolls of the law, entered.
AS the procession entered the cantor sans
open unto me the gates OF rlgbsoonuSS.
ness" and the choir responded with ln hs
is the fold of the Lord. into wnich VOL
righteous shall enter" The presidenI,, VIC ha
coined the procession with Biesseu 80
WIN cometh i'm the name OF the Lota, anu
the cantor and choir replied. LOW poau Sna
fnl are thy tents, . jacob; my laoeIna .h
n Israels Until the procession reached
is n,a ,,o singing continued. When the
VIC , me-. onened the choir burst forth into
9TH" This ~ was followed by President Levy
,igbting the perpetual lamp" which had
been presented by Chairman III. Pashinsky
of the building committee. The Memorial"
presented by Kassel Cohen, was then
lighted also, and prayer said by Chiei
Rabbi Joseph.
The singing of 'What profit is there in
my blood when 60 down into the grave
practically ended the religious part OF the
ceremonies. Lecturer NJ. Jacbas then de-
livered the dedieatory address. anu was
followed by the Rev. Dr. BRAKEMAN. the
Rev. DIR. Zinsler, Judge Goldfogle and Coro-
ner Levy. The new synagogue cost Sloo.ooo
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Enrl,sh Nomenclature.

1t Is we'll for every one crossing the ocean
to know beforehand the difference peiWeea li
the use of certain words ia Eng yIa.a an, ana
America, writes the S1 Rey p De in in
,ha 1,n,oher aides Home journal. The
American says depot" the Englishman
saws sstation." Tie American says
s't'ckai-osfice." the Englishnali says book:
iar-office." The American says "bscgage.
the EnglIshman saTs luggage" The
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-08
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE BIZ
l'HOS. MAGEE,
Real Estate Agent,
And Publisher Real Estate cirealar'
No. 90 Montgomery Street,
OPPOSITE LICK HOUSE.
NEW PROPERTY,

stery solid brick building and lct IS :9xs0. west
Size webb ST.. only IS % feet n. Of California.
IL s5:lOsbxlS7:e. T. side OF Spear. between
Mslzet and Mission, $4,000: dHe situation Tor
wholesale business; three soHrths OF block from
M 4s.aoI<xisv Is. N. side MIssien. between
sresa and steusrt; very hBe location; s25.SeV
on ss.losSxi37.s, f. side Davis, N. OF cak
70 4 st. and only 445 feet from Markst ST., $780,
oe shevery center OF the @holssaie grocsry ana
I ana yaIiejo-ls7 :sxlOo; s2a. soc only or In
seenth and cspp. NV corner VERY
Say story oay-windos a house: rooms ana mof
Beaie ST.. near Harrison: lot sixse:6 aad two =
stew eeasss. rooms each; rents $50: s42s9.
HIDE: 81 :sxIS7 s front s-story ef 10 room; Eear
2-story 81 rooms; rents $50 q mensh: 4 hne buy.
bet sgorsfsn and Dupobt stsz 10 70 rear alley. and
2stery OF rooms Ia good order
MISCELLANEOUS PROPERTY.
wsshsngton and Merchant sts.. near saasoms:
worth SO or $25: vacant; only SsS 600; this
Investment that can be confidently recommended
Howard sE, bet 81 and 4th; 6lx7s and orack
building; xS0.580
Misslon ST.. n. side. bet. 5th snd 9Th; 2sxioe and
good S-stery buiidiag: store below; $z2,o00
Elegant solid nearly new residence: cough ST..
near Ellis: AZ s6xls5 81; Is rooms cyerY roea in
the house has sun sad Ia eheertui on rising grounds
Psciac ave- and Locust ST. 90 vars at the Presi-
diS snes WI s sn .sS
residence In first eisss order; on rising ground and
aas view: select ueighboshood: lot 27xIe2s very
sun1Y soraer: 5000
Fine residence and large Iot 6oxl22 IS on the best
nerxion OF Howard ST.. bet 18th and 19ra. j ?
rooms and all modern conyenences: very and
aszafortabie home: only sll. 500.
x9SpG-Gcoa new 2atory In liars: rents $50 and
soi n 6xll4. Faiisy ST.. bet Dolores ana Church,
the LOT Is equal TO corner gLt and sun cannot be
shut eGf
POISON Sd: house and lot; 25xso; $500: near
2ash St: eettars OF rooms. barn and we'll. Fol-
som at severed. graded aud macademizeti-
Guerrero and 2lsf SITS corner. elk = g to rear
aifey. on Liberty Hrfsn fs magnificent Views elee-
trio ears pass; sSToe
the tfavas and MeAlsier sf cablercals; ST:6xf0g.
Sf75e. betn streets In order; 10Y i.yel -,
Grove 81 bet. Webster and fiimnre, 81 .5x
1875 $1,000; very cdeap.
taessen At bsI Locust and spruce: hiocks
49, eas,a-earx. 2SYl27.S: $z75u; er aay size
front; tots ready Tor building; street work done
20 t,ssv 81. be. Maple cherFI syis7 81 st77s;
or any sligo. street races @'A a.1Fets ~
i faded nicely. as4ttt,
I s-s-s- s.n.x az fstsf tSrht 14AARf
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an A9eotionata -.

How much do you love year BABY
protheT, AabeiYY askad Aateis saaiassga.
"Dh, bout free times as alreh as 81 is
pie, saiQ Mabel after stae sag the baby
Tor a minute OF t8o.--Hagpers Young
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American say
says II fancy.
Crackers. |" The T..
The a saarinora,

American say
says II fancy.
Crackers The l..
The AmerieNQsays
man says 'drahghts
yeast" the English
The American calls the ,,a.,
dessert" the Englishman.. ,ts :
Iho american says sexton. ST.
nsn says doorgeeper. Tbs lean
uses the word ''eleyer" to descrils
and kindness. the EHgllshman uses the
word ''clever" to describe sharpness and
talent.
But II Is rot until You get into Wales that
you feel yourself perfectly helpless Ii
ever there was land Of unpronounceable
names. surely Wales is the foremost,
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A NEW SYNAGOGUE.

A Large Congregation Present at Its
Dedication.
New York Recorder. Sept 19
The new synagogue of the congregation
Kol Israel Aushi Poland in Forsyth street.
near Canal. was dedicated yesterday. Not
only the building itself, but the street in
front OF it was densely crowded. The gal
leries OF the synagogue were occupied by
women. only men being allowed TO sit or
stand on the main floor.
Professor NJ. Hayman and bis musicians
opened the proceedings with grand march,
during which the members of the building
marched up the aisle and ranged
themselves at the extreme easterly end of
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A Temporary Bsreavspaes Z.

Jeweler-Inese mourning earrings are
very durable and VIII last A leng time.
idew-Then don't think I -eaHy want
them. unless you are willing 70 exchange
them ier some other jeweiry later on
Texas SiftIpgs
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oumso--Wait minute, Fangle I want
10 step into the dressmaksr's and pay mn
wife's bill. -
fangle'-Nhy don't you give her the
money and let her go and pay it2
Cumso-She'd order another dregs.-Ne
York Sun.
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Brooklyn Eagis.
A Moving Taya.

Il was quite moved By your last story.
Mr.. Quibb.eton. Its pathos surprised me. j
had always thought you vera a wag''
2nibbleiop-PerhRps that is the feason
yen found the tale SO moving. --Scrl bner's
Magazine.
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INVITATIONS TO SMILE.
Headine Her or.

~, VI course the women may succeed in pol
, ~ ont now VIII they ever nail the cam
paign lies Minneapolis Times.
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"P1R down your vest
"Mipe OF your cain.''
s'Whers ala on get that lat 20
~ slang terms arc quite cut OF date.
TAeyery latest OF the late
10 this u here was ates'
BROOKLYN Eagis
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$40. CASH $40

G10 CASH. SO
balance 50 TO $40 per month: the grandest offer
ever made on property IN this location.
TIE BOWLING TRACT, on the direct line OF
the Oakland and Berkeley Electric Railway and
the only lOO-foot street running from Oakland to
Berkeley.
LARGE LOTS. ONLY $3.50 TO 5000 EACH
Streets ali graded; city water mains laid: posi-
lively the best ana cheapest property ever offered
for sale along this great highway; only 10 minutes
10 the business center or Oakland and only 40 min
utes TO San Francisco: double track now laid py
The electric company; terms only so cash; bal
ance at So or $40 per month; lots only $3.50 to
5000
THE BOWLING TRACT is the most elevated
piece OF land on this road: SO feet above the sea
lever. where nature and art have combined 20 make
resort for the family that Is absolute perfection
THE BOWLING TRACT. TIE GARDEN SPOT
OF CALIFORNIA.
THE BOWLING TRACT only minutes walk
from the State University and 10 the new public
school.
THE BOWLING TRACT will be built up with
handsome houses. There is not a section of OAK
lands suburbs where property will increase IL value
SO fast In this tract
ANY person who is fortunate enough to see this
adyertiseme AT has no excuse for not having house
OF his own, unless IL be his misfortune get to Sur
oihceS after the last taken For fun part Gu
lars. maps and 10 see the property apply TO w. G.
MORAN, Iorin. South Berkeley; take Berkeley
Tram, stop at LO rn carriage always ready TO show
property; go to CARNALLHOPKINS co, 624
Market St, 5. +. sel4 II
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Madagascar is about as large as Vermont,
New Hampshire, Massachusetts,, Connecti-
cut, New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey,
Virginia and North Carolina combined.
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PainfaI RecoIiee,iaps Weakened.

Waiter fat hOteH-Ham ard
Elderly guest aTritatedl -St0p!
was seout 10 say, Sir. that we have
ham and
"ABd / say don't want to bear ttT
beg pahd0p. Gen'i Weaverl | didn't
know you al fust, sah. Have some piee ham,
sah-JuSE ham. Chicago Tribune.
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CONTRACToRs AND RuIInERs

T y.LAWRENCE RPRNTER AND BUILDER
- o1s Sacramento St cabinet work and htsingap
ef1ces promptly attended: telephoue 98Q mlosc
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-08

Grandma from the couDtry )-Now, Ralph
W aldo. Yen must give your sister the largest
half ot this pear Ralph Waldo {of Bos-
tenl-Gsandma, / w0uld gladly do as you
wis., SeIe 10 not impossible. Grandma
Impossible? Ralph Waldo--Yes: there Is
no largest half IL viii. however, efford
ne great pleasure 70 giYe her the larger
baL-B0ston Courier.