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The morning call., 1892-09-29
CITY REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS. RENT COLLECTORS
AND AUCTIONEERS.
IA MONTGOMERY ST. s. T.

AMI
IA Montgomery ST.. S. +.
Call and obtain one of our "Real Esta Rec
ords" which contains list of properties for
sale in all parts OF the city.
IMPROVED PROPERTY.
SO 900 heT eefant new 01E
consisting OF stores. fats and houses; concrete
annum; $4,000 cash.
S0750 70 Malsgt hansa on pcFs ckosE s.
ana tenements on rear street; rents $500 per
aBnum.
$4,000 FRONT E AND Nd. REAR 3: Is,.n; HOUSE ON. on
Ia. army 81 ''0'S - '"H'AsA' '0' -'A
$40 600 Fl@oro ST. Contains rooms and
bath, bay windows, brick foundations ETC.; lot
20 :sI4x110; sun all day long all around.
Ge0nO HOUSE IN TENEMENTS AND 2
tDOOVO. tenements In rear; Perry St. close
to Fourth; brick foundations; rents $59 per month
lot 26xS0
Q1S 000 NICE PROPERTY ON OAK ST.
u i y. UUO. close to Market; in flats; lot run
n!ng through TO rear street; lot 27:6xl2O; rents
1896 per annum.
QQ1NR NICE BAY-wINDOw COTTAGE OF
CO4OU. rooms aud bath: Sanchez ST., close to
eIeetnc-cars; brick foundations. stone walks etc
mortgage of $500 can remain ii desired: balance
On time to suit purchaser.
G4c00 NICE BAY;wwINDow COTTAGE OF
Howard: street work done complete: can be raised
aud stores put underneath at small expense; this is
bargain.
GO00O CORNER. NEAR VALENCIA AND
tDCUUU. 17th sts.; in stores and tenements;
rents S492 per annum lot 4Ux90.
S625O NICE aD3 BAY-wINp9w WI Ea}S 5sE RESIDENCE
brick foundation, stone walks On buchanan St,
near cable lines.
0.60-0 10TH ST. NEAR FOLSOM. 4 TFNE-
OO-Ou. meBts OF 3rooms each; rents 5000 per
annum; lot 25xI09.
500 900 ELEGANT REsIDENCE on 18TH
dows, brick Foundations iron fence, stone walks,
etc. stable; lot 7lxl55.
S9900 NEAT COTTAGE ON 2sTH ST. Mr..
0OOOO. Sanchez; contains rooms and bath;
hne we'll OF water; lot 81 OKLA.
Ge20O AN ACTUAL BARGAIN; sUBsTAN-
UOCuV. tla 3-story house of Is rooms on sun
ny line of jackson ST.. good location; short dis
tance from town street accepted by the city.
G10 OO0 REDUCED TO MAKE AN I'M.
Ut IO.OOO. mediate sale; eesant new bay
window residence OF rooms and BATH brick foun-
dations: laundry; stone walks: all modern improve
ments: corner on Buchanan ST.; grand view; lot
20 :6x9l :6
| S9OOO Rents s28s PER ANNuM; 2
tDOOOO. fats of 4 rooms each; lot 25xSU: San
| Carlos ave; street work done complete.
- .UUU. properly; rents s78 per month: 8.
story house OF 10 rooms ana baths, IN fats. and
rear house of ! rooms; brick foundations, stone
walks, etc: lot 27:713xl25. se27 TuTh
! On MISsJoN-ST. LOTS FOR SALE CHEAP;
~ quarter cash small. easy instaiments; title
! perfect See owner. 4l3 Kearny ST., BABINS S
Office. se2s 4ts
| THE CARNALLHoPKINs COMPANY,
L INCORPORATED.
DEALERS IN CITY AND
a~~rusx r-cr~
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DIVERS BROS. q LoSG,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND AUCTIoSEERs,
HoUSEBROKERs AND RENT COLLECTORS.
22 MONTGOMERY s

also front on rear street; stable etc; suitable for
doctor; located near Van Ness ave.
5UxlOO; hotel inside 25 feet corner vacant VIII
exchange for city property In Mission or Western
Addition.
ss8OO-Fine residence on Hayes ST.; lot 25xI37 g.
S95O0-Caiiforna and Laurel sts 1S7 ioxl 32:7 1s;
NV. corner: bargain: cheapest 50vara on Pre-
sidio Heights: offer wanted.
s950O-Golden Gate ave, near Deyisadero ST.;
$I3.750-5O-ysra on Clay, near Maple; - or "A
s575O-sE corner of Pine aud Lyon sts.; 27:s
s565O-Jackson St. near Central ave; ok
Us :S14 IL OF Il cash.
SIO,OoOE22 lots on Folsom ST.: - or Il cash.
sSOO-96 :exl2U; on Forty first ave, ;. OF Il ST.;
sIs0 TO sl7o-or monthly instaIlments OF IS or
$40; level lois al Ocean View.
Full BLOCK of 80 lols the Iiue OF Twenty fourth
street for sale as whole; cheap; 2oOI4O0
Apply at ONCE for list of lots in all parts o. the
city; cheap lots easy terms.
RIVERS BROS. d LONG. y Montgomery ST.
seZ5 SnIuTh
A soto & co, REAL ESTATE AGENTS, 10
S60OO-Choice inside property: 8Ox94 :e. with
small house; splendid business corner; well To-
Gated: bet Howard and Mission st5.
S450O-Centrai place; near Pine and Kearny;
2-story hOuss: rooms
$3.50 Cheapest lot in the Mission: Sanchez ST.
lSth: only few steps from electric road; lot
level and ready to build on.
Sl75O-Pick up; must be sold: elegant building
lot itue OF Castro-st ears; good neighborh0od
and fne view; Castro ST.. mr. 23d; lot 25Kl05.
$3.50 each-14 cash; 25Il0l: Lotta St. near
Make offer; 25xll4; oath St, near Douglass;
must be sod.
West side Devisadero ST., near Waller; 25xl25;
si5oo-west side Sanchez. nr. 18th; 25x1O5.
si55O-Fiae building lot on line OF electric road: /:
18th st, near Church: 23xll4; 70 cash II desired
Apply l. A. SoUC Co. l9 Montgomery st. 25suTh
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Balance S5 TO $40 per month; the grandest offer
ever made on property IN this location.
TIE BOWLING TRACT. on the direct line of
tho Oakland aud Berkeley Electric Railway and
the only l00-foOt street running from Oakland to
Berkeley.
LARGE LOTS ONLY $3.50 TO $500 EACH
Streets al graded; city water mains laid: posi-
lively the best ana cheapest property offered
Tor sale along this great highway; only 10 minutes
to the business center of Oakland only 40 min
utes TO san Francisco: double track now laid by
the electric company; terms only 80 cash: bal
at $5 or $40 per month; lots only $3.50 TO
$500.
THE BOWLING TRACT Is the most elevated
piece OF land this road; $50 feet above the sea
level where nature and art have combined TO make
resort for the family that is absolute perfection.
THE DowLING TRACT. TIE GARDEN SPOT
OF CALIFORNIA.
THE DOwLING TRACT. only minutas' walk
from the State University and 10 the new public
school.
THE BOWLING TRACT Will be built up with
handsome houses. There is not section of OAK
lands suburbs where property will increase IN value
fast as ia this tract
Any person who is fortunate enough TO see this
advertisement has excuse for not having house
OF bis own. unless H be his misfortune to get 20 orr
oces after the last one Is taken. For full partcu-
lars maps aud TO see the property apply TO ". e..
MORAN. LoriB. South Berkeley; take Berkeley
tram. stop at Lo rn carriage always ready to show
property; or so to CARSALL-HOPKINS CO., 62i
Market ST., ). r. se14 X
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
$40 AND $40 CASH
BALANCE 81 so MONTHLY.
NO PROPERTY AT HAYwARDs
TO COMPARE WITH 1T.
KNOX ORCHARD. HAYwARDS.
The remainder Of this elegant tract be closed out
upon easy terms.
ALL LoTs 50x150, covered with FULL-BEAR1NG
FRUIT TREES; $3.50 to $400 each only $40
and $50 cash as first payment; balance,
81 so TO $40 in monthly inStaments
This elegant property is located within three
blocks OF the center OF the beautiful town OF Hay
wards. two blocks OF horse and electric cars.
CITY WATER UPON THE TRACT.
This Is without any exception the cheapest and
m ost desirable property adjoining Hayward The
terms maze easy that the fruit upon the trees
VIII pay the instalments. For maps and iuil par
ticuars apply to
NJ. }. LAYMANCE Il Co, 466 Eighth ST., Oakland.
OH
FRANK LAKE, Western Union Telegraph once
Haywards Cal. se2a 15t
$1,000 BUSINESS S 5o51S5 Hs9 ss94
be sold this week: this elegant lot has grand
future and will make a fine investment for any one
with this amount of capital will positively d0ubie
IN value In the next years. Inquire at once OF D.
w. LAYMANC CE, 466 Eighth St, Oakland se29 lot
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O. CASH-sl PER WEEK
FOR LOTS $3.50 TO S50U EACH.
$50 LOTS 150 UPON THESE TERMS.
This means the grandest offer OF any real estate
firm IN Oakland. This means that we have take
the lead in selling property upon easy terms; also
means we propose to keep it. This means we can
refer you 10 over 1000 purchasers we have sold to-
and who have benefited by their purchases made
through u.s. This means that II you do not inVestl-
gate this proposition that you Will mss good op-
portunitY OF buying good piece OF property upon
easy terms. Remember the property we oner
upon these terms is within few minutes ride TO
the business center or Oakland.
Before buying call and see our special list OF H.
stallment property.
Real Estate Agents and Land Auctioneers,
se29 Il st 466 Eighth ST., Oakland.
FAMOUS JONES TRACT
NO INTERE3rtll JUST THINK OF It'll
NO TAXEsiu JUST THINK OF It'll
GAS AND WATER TO EVERY LoT!H
CEMENT wALKs!u
SO TO $40 A MONTH.
HIGHEST ELEVATION; SANDY SOIL.
LOTS 40xl25 FEET; LpTS 60x150 FEET
This tract is located. as viii be seen by our map,
OAKLAND AND SAN LEANDRo.
Within touch Of railroads and within 300 feet or
the first power station OF the San Leandro electric
road. where cold raw winds are unknown: land is
level, streets laid out and graded; cement walks;
FOR PRICES AID MAPS APPLY TO
MARCUSE 81 REMMEL, Jonesvale, Power station,
San Leandro rOau; 62S Market st, opposite Palace
Hotel. San Francisco; Bayst. station, broad-gauge,
and High-st station, narrow-sauge. Alameda
se25 If SuTuTh
G90O0 $40 ACRES LAND IN TEHAMA
change for house aud lot; VIII assume mortgage.
10 acres of land in Fresno County 10 exchange Tor
horse and buggy.
siOO0-s0 acres, Amador County. to exchange
for Oakland property.
IL you have anything to exchange call on us.
K o.. III. Oakland.
QI ONE DOLLAR DOWN.
I'd l.. sI-ONE DOLLAR WEEK
FOR LOTS Sl50 EACH.
MELRoSE STATION TRACE
40 LOTS ALREADY SOLD.
IL. b. PlNNEY, OWNER,
S07 BROADWAY OAKLAND
OFFICE OPEN EVENINGS. au14tt
NEW HOUSE ROOMS. AND LOT 50xlo7.
~ in good location In frutyae; price $500; only
water on the place free only one house at this
price. WIN. N. DE WOLF. Fruitvale. se27 81
SI0--TEN DoLLARs---oASH
s5--FIYE DOLLARS--MONT
LOTS 50xl4o FT.. COVERED WITH FRUIT
EACH LOT A YOUNG, VIGOROUS ORCHARD.
STONE TRACr--STONE TRACT.
FACING SAN LEANDRO ELECTRIC ROAD.
FARE ONLY 5 CENTS
BEST BUY IN ALAMEDA CoUNI.
A. H. BREED & CO., SOLE AGENTS,
460 NINTH ST.,
sg25 t oAKLAND.
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Call and obtain of our 'Real Es tate Rec
ords" which contains a list of properties fol
sale in all parts of the city.
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SUMMER RESORTS.


- ESCORTS. SPRINGS AND HOTELS OF TIE
~ Pacific Coast With rasos. location, etc. pa0-
likhed In the Hotel Guide 100 pages For sale Dv
newsdeaiers or send zoe In stamps 10 w. M. PAL
TEkSoN. pubiisee5. 80 Post ST.. s. Y. mrlu
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| GOEO0 FRONT AND REAR HOUSE ON
! D-OOO. Army St, close to sanchez; lot 25x
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GOS0 a STEADY, RELIABLE MAN AS
SfZOb. partner ia acash business: established
wears and clearing 800 per month 10 each;
experience required. as present owner VIII teach
you the business and allow trial until fully satis-
hed that the business clears $500 per month GRIF-
Eth & co. 7l9 Nark 81. I
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S0750 FAsbSF Ms5sg 5npEs: OK pc9 cEosE s
ana tenements on rear street; rents $500 per
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WAGONS AND CARRIAGES.
STRoNG NEW BUSINESS CART; ALSO GOOD
~ buggy cheap. 2646 Howard ST. se27 Ste
I I6HT SECONDHAND WAGONS AND BUGGY
II cheap. lila Harrison. near Seventh. au2B II
I SECONDHAND EXPRESS WAGON IT "a
J. Beaie ST. A. w. SANBoRNE fel4u
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A LAMEDA COUNTY-ll62 ACRES. ONLY $40
n per acre: highly productive land near prosper
Gus r. II. town; good improvements; almond or
cbard etc.: the biggest bargain now Offering; look
into this FOR a genuine investment ALBERT e.
CRANE. 40 Montgomery So. seq II
HOUSES BUILT OR BEMoDELED WITH DIS
IL patch and economy; we guarantee our work
years: get our estimate HOUSTON BROS. Build.
ers. 3l4 Golden Gate ave se26 81
EoR SALE HOUSE; 1880 GOLDEN GATE
ave. Fillmore, fats OF 2 and rooms each;
rent $40; price. $4,000. Inquire upstairs bet 10
and II 4 N. se20 I'm
C)760 $500 CASH. BALANCE INSTALL
W ~. ments; Z comfortable broom bay win
aoW ana bath cottages with foored basements,wood
ulAhleis stone sidewalks. ETC. Cor 23d and Dtanond
OF Castro 81. SET IL
G0S0 PRIMITIVE HOME. WITH SHED. IN
sBooV. y heTkeley; fine lot, 30x100: sdewalked;
s225-Lot sOxl8 85. with creek, SIS monthly.
Sdeo-Lot on hlil; 25xl4O; 81 monthly
Sz2 - montniyymSew yo.o eottasei rooms. bath, etc.
1et maps ig0O lots; L offer only what own.
OHAS. A. BAILEY. owner, 30 Montgomery. seq CT
G2000 WILL BUILD FIRsT-CLAss BROOM
UCOuU dwelling; $500 for ll-room 2-fxt
examine plans. specifications. etc same snbmitted
for any kind building w. w REDNALI builder
23l2 Market ST., near l4th se25 sts
THE HOME BUILDIAG COMPANY, IL MONT
Il gomery ST.. is prepared to furnish plans specif-
cations and estimates for any class OF building
ywbere. for cash on the nstallment plan: cali
at the ONCE and inspect plans; the Home Builder.
published monthly, contains series of articles In
terestng to intending builders with elevations and
floor piansi sample copies free. selS I'm
ONLY s25o0-RENTs s5s; A FLATS; JUST
" think Of it, this pays % per cent per year clear
OF expenses; banks pay only Az per cent: see this
to-day; sure TO sell at once. MURPHY 326 Pine
street se25 II
pARGAIN-2lsT ST.. NEAR CASTRO; BEAU
ID tifu home; house 8 rooms unfinished attic:
paror decorated: oak vestlbule and door: all con-
yenienees e. MASON. builder, on premises. s23 7f
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IMFKUNEU FhUPEKIG.
COX 00n KEARNY.ST BUSINESS COR
u O.OOO. ner; elegant improvements
consisting or stores, fats aud houses: concrete
foundations. stone walks, cts: rents $2472 per
annum; $40 600 cash
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D tlful home: house rooms: unfinished attic:
parlor decorated: oak yestbuie and door: eli con-
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e0O00 RENTS S2SS PER ANNUM; 9
SDOOOO. fats of rooms each; lot 25xSu: san
Carlos ave; street work done complete.
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GN0O G O c EBY A Nd BAR: WELL
sDCOu. stocked; good fixtures and location;
great sacr fee. worth investigating. WOODRUFF
Si1 Market 81. se29 81
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d A. DOLAN q CO.
REAL ESTATE.
62S Market St. opposite Palace Hotel
The "San Francisco Globe" published by u.s. con-
taus full list OF property for sale all parts OF the
city and country, which will be sent free TO any
address on application. sclS SuTh II
DIG BARGAIN-2-sToRY NEW HOUSE IN
I'D Oakland; rooms. bath and all modern Inn
provemeuts; price $500; $500 cash; Interest
per cent per annum: payable at $50 $25 per
month. LASSEN d WILLIAMS. l04S Mrkt s28 80
" CITY LOTS.
81 PER WEEK.
Building lots In Mission Warm Belt,
and 4 blocks from car lines on Valencia
ana Mission SITS. some near PrOtrero-aVe.
cars also New cable and electric roads
projected Will pass close by. Terms,
81 down. 81 per week (oT more IL
You prefer. These lots steadily
Increasing price, and sure TO become very
valuable. Titles absolutely perfect
and guaranteed.
SYNDICATE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
Junction Of Valencia and Mission sts and rooms
81 and 65, Chronicle building.
VALENGIA-ST. OFFICE OPEN SUNDAYs,se ,se26 1t
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HOUSES TO LET.

90 ROOMS; UNFURNISHED; RENT VERY
~ reasonable. 1882 Market ST., bet. Powell and
Mason. se29 7ts
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This elegant property is located within three
blocks OF the center OF the beautiful town OF Hay
wards. two blocks OF horse and electric cars.
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$780, lots on S. side west Park St. 50xlO0;
grade and ready for building.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-01
The Mugwump View.

The New York Times is the leading organ
pf the Mugwumps-that is. of the Repub-
licans who vote the Democratic ticket for
one reason or another. Here is that papers
view of the situation:
alt is barely possible that the desperate fac
tion that has failed to fasten free coinage upon
the party by the action OF the majority In the
House may show sufficient strength or sufficient
uglnoss at Chicago to force into tho platform
come cquivocal expression that may cause en-
barrassment and confusion. But the chances
all are now that the interest in the silver ques-
ton will steadily wane. ana that when the two
parties shall have spoken In their respective
conventions. neither OF them will be 80 wholly
right or 80 wholly wrong IN regard TO this ques-
ton as 70 give 1t much influence in the canvass
Some IL will have, and there will be certain
humber Of voters who will feel, and not unlustly,
that on the whole the Republican party is likely
TO be safer than the Democratic party In its
action ON the currency But the Issue viii not be
very definite and will not be at all dominant"
SO whilst Mr.. WATSON, Of Georgia. re-
soices over the prospect of the success of
the Peoples party because the Democratic
National Convention and the Republican
National Convention will both be anti
oliver, the Times thinks that free coinage
may possibly come up IN the Chicago con-
yention. We have heretofore mentioned
this as a possibility. but only as posi-
bility. The probability is that silver will
not furnish the material for even one plank
in the Chicago convention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-01
Tho Tariff.

As we said yesterday, the Republican
party is the party that We of the Demo-
cratic party must meet and defeat this
year. The speeches which have already
been made in the House of Representa-
tives on the tariff question by Republican
members furnish abundant proof that the
Republican National Convention will in
its platform make deliverance IN favor of
the MCKINLEY law. When O Republican
congressman is 80 enveloped in prejudice
and SO governed by false theories as to de-
clare, as did MIR. TAYLOR, of Ohio, o.. We'd
nesday, that within ten years the south
ern States would be demanding protection
for cotton, we may set it down as certain
that the battle of tariff reform Is to be
fought over next fall. Well, the Demo
Gratis have already carried the country
once on the MCKINLEY act. and ought to
be able to carry it again on the same issue.
But in order to this end they will have 10
undergo q more trying campaign than was
that Of 1890 The Republicans will whip
into the traces the few silverites in that
party and turn their whole attention 20
the popularization of the MCKINLEY act.
All this. OF course. is based upon the as
sumption that the Democrats IN Congress
have abandoned silver to its fate for this
wear
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-01
Mr. uovtson and NJ. r. Maury

The DISPATCH has received from Mr.. X.
r. Howison letter replying to some points
made IN our review OF his history of the
United States-points about which men
will differ and speaking as follows with
regard 10 the special criticism that his
book gives Matthew f. Maury no credit
with respect to the laying of the Atlantic
cable:
Under all the circumstances, to suppose
that have III tho work lately published.
pretermitted any honorable mention of
this great man, would do manifest in
Justice both to him and to myself He is
spoken of in the work, and az the large
minded author OF en- estimate OF the total
losses in gold value sustained III and by
the war by the people of the Confederate
States. CSee page $751; And he Is IN
cluded in that tribute OF honor rem
dered to that noble oody of the sons of
the South who so promptly lett the United
States army and navy aud came 10 face
seh-denial. danger, wounds, poverty. death
in the service of the South. Their tri-
umphant vindication upon every basis OF
law, right, and honor IL gwen on pages
| 779-7s0 of the history. on which you have
commented.
But TO have written OF Matthew +.
MauTy III luc pusSusV vi HiStoig EiNcH !"
pages 754-756 OF the work would have in
volyed "a distinct departure from the
soundest canons of historic narrative.
Captain Maurys name has been immor-
talizcd by his work on the physical geog-
raphy of the sea-" But he was never EN-
ployed in any of the soundings which as.
certained the actual ocean mountain range,
never took any part In the work OF pre-
pairing. shipping. and paying out the sue:
cessiye ocean cables of 1858. 1859. 1865 and
| 1866. upon which Cyrus W. Field exhausted
the best powers of his life. To criticise
the students History" because it does
not speak of Maury in those pages is about
as reasonable as il would be TO criticise
OMISSION Of the name of Benjamin Franklin
| in giving the history of the experiments,
trials, and final success Ct amuel Breeze
Finley Morse in establishing the magnetic
| telegraph.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-01
Spare the Capitol.

The suggestion has been made that the
new Library Building be annexed to the
Capitol, and the enlarged structure be in
the form of cross.
This idea strikes us as embracing the
elements Of historical anachronism and
architectural vandalism.
Let the old Capitol building with its
Nirginian and Confederate memories stand
just as II is. The outer walls of il are, We
understand, in such condition as that
when relieved from the pressure now Oh
them, they wall be enabled to defy the
tooth of time for many generations. The
basement arching is perfect and would
not be injured were the whole superstruc
ture to come down upon it.
The longer the building remains without
material alteration the more sacred il
VIII become in the eyes Of the people o.
Virginia and the rest Of the South.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-01

Black 4-button
sizes 81 and 81,
50c., t r o IN
2l.25.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-01
" The Rebel Yell"

Mr.. J. HAHyIy DEW. who was a member
OF the Ninth Virginia cavalry during the
late war. has in the Century for April ian
open letter" on The Yankee aud the
Rebel Yells."
That there existed marked distinction
between the battie-cries of the Federals
sud Oonfederates there can be no doubt.
DIT. DIV attributes this to the difference
IN the lives OF the northern and southern
people. The voices of men and women in
the South were often utilized. he saws. for
"lone-distance calls" When a man had
occasion TO summon any one from a LONG
distance the prolonged tone was placed on
the first note, the emphasis on the 80.
cond; thus" Oh. joint" ia fe.
male called. the prolonged tone and the
emphasis were both placed on the last
note. thus" You. John-n-~----y!p
Following. screaming, yelling Tor one