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TXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS.

SI30O-Lot 50x10O. with Improvement narrow
gauge station; Central ave.
S230O-Lot 3Txl01. and 6-room house IN fine con-
ditIon; s. % cash - per month.
%.O0O-Lot 3GxlOU ana 4-roOm cottage; beautiful
location; bullt 10 order: $500 cash: S25 per
month.
S3sOe-iSxl50; fine new T-room house: $3.50
cash; S35 per month: for days ouly.
-Four lots and cottages Mt bargain quick sale.
Houses buit to order and furnished in 90 days
prompts plans and estimates furnished free: houses
TO rent; open Sundays.
MAROUSE & KENNEL.
TIE largest contracting firm IN Alameda County.
OriceS: Alameda bay-St station Highest.
Station. San Franeisco-62S Market ST., opp Pal
ace Hotel. jal0 II
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CsIaO PARTNER WANTED; RESTAURANT;
u IOO. So a month. no experience necessary.
Al8 Jackson 81. Ial6 B.
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DO not wait week to make up your mind. The
terms made easy SO that you can come TO a cor
week
Think Of IT, 1 can give you the names OF hun
dredS 10 whom have sold property In this way aud
they have doubled their Investment III every in
stance. For full particulars Apply at once 10
j. L. COOKE
jal5 lot Brooklyn Station, East Oakland.
no YOU WANT PROPERTY CITY OR C0UN-
IL try IN the pTettiest valley OF the Statos Apply
10 Napa Land Co, kapa, Cat, Tor list Of proper
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FUKNITUKE WANr.D.

ME1 ERS 9O- MISSION ST. PAYS PULL
y value for your furniture and carpets jag 6m
l. CEES,wELL. lO45 MARKET ST. WILL.
y buy your furniture and carpets for cash. las Il
II }. EJTHOLFZ. 1864 MARKET. kOOM 50.
IL viii buy your furniture. IeWeIry, goods OF
any kind tor cash: send postal de6 Il
u lGH PRICE PAIp FOR HOUSEHOLD FUENI-
II tuTc. GALLAGHER, l24l Market Hr. Smith. =
". FURST PAYS THE HIGHEST PRICE
y for furniture Gail send postal 1871 Mar
ket 81. bet seventh aud Eighth. Oc2l "
IL SECONDHAND FURNITURE AND CAR
\ pets bought: IarEe OF small lors; cali or SEND
postal. EoSEN AL no Fourth s. ocl7 "
Al d. SIMMONS a Co, AUCIUNEEKs WILL
VI. buy your furniture pianos aud books 1851
MaISet st ap90
AfCCABE 12s FOURTH ST. PAYS THE HIGH
VI est price Tor furniture, stoves ranges carpets
4 LARGE QUANTITY or SECON D-HAND FUR
y hlturs wanted 20 Ter cent paid more than
where. MALONE 80 fUUr.h 81. new store. m205s
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BUSINESS CHANCFs-CoNTTNUED.


GALLON AND GROCERY; 10 ROOMS At
- tached; rent $35; good location; paying; sell
Ing account sickness. 7l6 Brannan cor. Clinton. z"
DOR sALE-EXCLUsIyE RIGHT TO MANU-
L iactuTe patent medicine for Australia and Mex
leo; must have some money. h., BOX 1873, CALL
Branch. jal3 IT.
MAN WITH SMALL CAPITAL TO ASSIST IN
W the Introduction OF new and useful house
hold article thar pays large profits and quick re-
turns. Fun investigation given at factory, 4O6
Ninth st. Jal4 &c
GOOD SALOON AND LUNCH-HoUSE WITH
" buildings rent cheap. $50 spear st. tale ~"
/ UTCHER-SHOP FOR SALE; ALAMEDA. AP-
j ply $50 McAIlister St. Jal3 6t%
MUSIC AND DANCE HALL; BARGAIN. SIG
VI Pacific St. between aud P. NJ. jal3 II"
NFILLINERY-STORE: OLD-EsTABLISHED: Al
VI location; bargain If sold at once Inquire CALL
ONCE 1al2 IT.
ELEGANT broom HOUSE AND LOT 251II4;
i cheap. 7l5 Eighteenth ST JAG Il
"a ILSON LODGING-HOUSE Gao HOWARD ST;
" p rooms; well furnished; bar-roOm fixtures,
furniture and stock $500 Apply TO +. BOBiNEf
4llla California St. Rooms and s. JalO II
CIGAR-STO FOR SALE Al A SACRIFICE
- account Of other business Call to-day If You
want bargain at S5S Fourth cor. Harrison. de23tt
CALOON FOR SALE CHEAP: PRICE $500:
- rent SIS, including water; situated in the cen
appreciated. For information inquire OF VIM.
HAZE, "a and 70 First St jas
GOD CHANCE FOR A MECHANIC; ENGINE.
machinery and fixtures for sale at Toy Factory,
sixteenth s., nr. Folsom lalO lOt%
y GOD PAYING CORNRR GROCERY AND BAR;
" rent Tow; long lease; good reasons for selling
address w \, Box go. this once. no3o q
IN CENTS WILL SEND THE WEEKLY CALL
~ Tor four months to any part OF the United
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" ANTED-NEAR LOS GATOS, RANCHES TO
w exchange for iAe Alameda property; value
large snail. Apply TO MRS. ". CHANDLER
a co, 1879 Park It. 1AlOtf
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SELECT ONE OR TWO TO-DAY WHILE YOU
HAVE A CHOICE. REMEMBER. YOU ONLY
PAY s. PER WEEK ~ you FIND SAVINGS
BANK THAT Will PAY YOU BETTER o. THE
AMOUR g. OF INVESTMENT THE OWN EB WILL
CIV r YOU A DEED CLEAR. You can remit your
payments ln postage stamps. money orders, green
backs, any way most cOnVenlene 10 yourself
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
OAKLAND AGENCY-ADYERTISEME AND
" subscriptions received at the Oakland Branch
ONCE Of THE MORNING CALL, 902 Broadway.
NJ ELROSE STATION TRACT; LOTS $3.50;
4n first station East OF Fruitvale on brOad-gauge
railroad: 81 o cash. SIS monthly payment; blocks
from electric road. Il. B. PINNEY. GOT Broad
way, Oakland. noI5 Il
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C.EnnO COAL-YARD. FINE LOCATION: Is
- -tDU. rahiished 1852: rent Tree % June
1898. good viii iBclUdes stock, coal and wood
horse wagons. 3 buildings, sheds and stables
FzELfT l. 71g Market. 1al2 II
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C.IlnA FIRST CLASS GROCERY. ~ tLL
Il I0Ub. stocked. on Third 81. rent SIS; living
rooms. stock and fixtures fully worth the price
ASKED. always paid well BAILEY. 7l9 Market "A :
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LoDGING-HoUsEs FoK SALE.

GH0O LODGING-HOUSE NEAR MARKET
II OOO. ST.; rooms; well furnished, good pay
luC house; finely located for transient; good in
vestment; investigate this. NJ LESS. Fourth. i
BARGAINS IN LODHING-HOUSES FOR SALE
ID by ". +. HEALN. ll4S M3rket ST; before pur-
chasing examine his list OI houses: loans money at
per cent. % houses to select from t. lSj i
e0 RoOMS-CaEARS 5000 MONTHLY: PRICE
w SliO0 PACIFIC EXCHANGE. - KesrRy. l.
NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE. % ROOMS:
~ centrally located. s. Box 20, this office. i ST.
CS0O LUDGING-HUUSE Is ROOMS: NICELY
CNOUO. furnished. fun raomers. ST. Pine 8 T.
C.|nn BOARDING AND LODGING HOUSE
y OOO. FOR sale 7O5 Twelfth ST.. East Oakland;
lao agents. jAl4 Il"
/ ODGING HOUSE OF - ROOMS BATH:
good furniture. carpets; VIII sell reasonable
price 4S4 Jessie ST.. opposite Mint. iai2 -
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LOKIN REAL EsTATk.

u.s1eBA HOUSE OF 4 RoOMSAND As FOOT
IT -OOO. iots IN heart OF town: must be sold
Immediately. w. c. MORAN, LOrin, take Berkeley
traiH easy terms. Jal4 IL
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CAIiVrTS

y EW LINE BRUSSELS CARPET 60c. SEwED
y n LAID: 1000 rugs. size 3DK6U inches. s. 90
esch; former price - 90 shades, 25c. : W.
SHREK, 1888 stockton 81. de22 Il
EARPETS-SMITHS BRUSSELS. 65c A YARD;
I iustaIment price elsewhere 81 I'd. NJ FRIED-
MAN & CO.. -2G230 stockton. and 237 Post u q
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HOUSES TO LET.

e1Q COTTAGE ROOMS AND CELLAR:
I'D 10. marine view. All FIRST Rincon I'M. 10 81
. ADJOINING HOUSES: VERY HANDSOMELY
painted ana papered 1hT9ughogt; an IN
Twenty first; Will be rented singly or together;
rent OF each, with water only $50; Key AT corner
street. ial7 II
VERY PRETTY HOUSE, NEWLY PAINTED
and p pered in elegant style; 3 rooms; modern
improvements; $40 Twentieth St, bet valencia
and Mission; rent with water. to good tenant only
S35; key at corner store opposite. L. q. DENNIS-
Ton, lZ24 Twenty-irst St la1I u
DAD TENANTS ELECTED FOR $40 AND ALL
ID costs paid. COfFEY'S COLLEC1IoN COM
PANY, old place, 6l9 MONTGOMERY st. JAZZ u
09S TWELFTH 8 ROOMS, srABLE; 1922
zoo Twelfth, 1 rooms: APP Eleventh. rooms
and bath, stable; rent cheap Inquire ooO bryant
street jail ~
GS HOUSE 4 ROOMS, YARD. RUSSELL ST
10. near Hyde. JAZZ 81
4 ROOMS TO LET. 224MINNA ST.
JAZZ "
Cox HOUSE ROOMS. BATH. BASEMENT
tD-O' yard; 400 7th ST. Apply 4l6 7th st. - o.
900 EO MODERN FLATS ROOMS, BATE:
tDtJA .OV. l128s4 Howard. nr. Seventh. II ~
00C MAsON-UPPER PART OF HOUSE;
QUO sunny rooms; small family JAZZ IL
go CLIPPER-4 ROOMS. BATH. BASEMENT.
VIZ yard; $l2; half block Castro cars laII ~
GI9 -FOUR LARGE, SUNNY ROOMS; 4oS
y D. Sevonth street jail 81
007 COUGH SUNNY TENEMENT OF
AOi rooms 10 good tenant; cheap 1al7 3t~
COX III FOURTEENTH. COR. sHOTwELL-
u ~. House q sunny rooms; bath; modern m
provements. 1al6 81
CLIO HOUSE. SUNNY ROOMS; BATH; BASE
IL 10. ment. $50 Willow ave, Octayia and
Ellis SITS Jal6 3tF
UPPER PART OF HOUSE OF ROOMS AND
L bath; good location for doctor; rent $50
39I Hayes St. Cough JaIb 81
. ROOMS. COR OF CALIFORNIA AND JONES;
= rent 81, with water. Key at 1913. JalO II
GOO HOUSE OF ROOMS WITH EVERY
CTZO. convenience. 2sl2 Laguna St, nr. Union. U
CMALL ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRlP-
- tions taken at CALL Branch Oftces, 6O3 Larkln
ST. S39 Hayes ST. aud 25lS Mission ST.; open I'LL
ESQ p NJ
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BUY REAL ESTATE
LET IT BE EVER SO SMALL.
BUY ONLY WHAT YOU CAN PAY FOR, IF IT
Is ONLY 50 PER MONTH.
IF WELL INVESTED 1T WILL PAY YOU
BETTER THAN ANY BANK IN THE UNITED
YOUR COMMAND.
HERE IS A GUARANTEED INVESTMENT
FOR SMALL CAPITALIST OF SURE INCREASE
IN VALUES.
$3.50 10 S4GO-Lots IN the Warner Tract 50xl50,
Oh the line OF the new electric road from Oakland
TO San LeandrO and Haywards which is now being
built and expected to be running by May LIST.
THE SUCCESS OF THIS TRACT Is ASSURED.
OVER $40 LOTS SOLD TO BONA FIDE PUR-
CHASERS SINCE OCTOBER II.
WHAT MORE OF A RECOMMENDATION
DOES AN INTENDING PURCHASER wANT9
THE TERMS ARE MADE UNExCEPTIoNAL
FOR THE NEXT SIXTY DAYS.
ONLY $40 AND $50 REQUIRED AS FIRST
PAYMEAT BALANCE 50 AND $40 MONTHLY.
The power-house and car-houses are located upon
this tract. A large Runber OF residences
der course OF construction.
SIS or $40 month Invested In the Warner Tract
is without any question the best investment you
can make for the same amount OF money either
in san Francisco or Oakland
Come and see for yourself. Carriages in waitin g
at our office at all times to show You the prope Tty.
once open evenings from to o'clock
MI LAyMANCE & CO., 468 EIGHTH ST, OAK
LAND, CAL. ia16 lot
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L. --O CORNER GROCERY AND BAR:
- ~. Western Addison; Old established
cash business, horse aud wagon; outside. Uta
u- .I-ly wines ami liquors among good families.
oF-e Bought INTO another !Ine to make uCs sale
WILL invoice: Glance o. lifetime; investigate MS.
BAILEY. T. s Market 50. al5 It
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SECURE CHOICE LOCATION AT ONCE First
come, first served
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C..3s)-. BUYS HANDSOMELY FITTED CANDY
= 90 store Oh Market ST low rent; stock and
9 x-ures worth That BAILEY -I9 Market. fal3 Il
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large .vu-towa wholesale house. doing ira de OF
8. 600 per year, receiving cons garments OF
[rt. dried fruit. rEisus. potatoes. oranges spples
beans honey. uuuItry. dairy produce and general
Ilef shauoise, stritry on commission. from all
parts OF the Pacific Coast. hast, Japan aud Homo
I1t- % Use established and owing To the death OF
one ~ 1e Hrm rlaf interest Is offered Tor sale at
grsa- sacrifice. is Gearing $3.50 per MONTH cheap
5000 parties .0cSiuZ Tot eEitlmare business can't
~ ri g. miss THIS nalt cash GEO- STEWART, l55
ka1rur So II
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(. rlH WHOLESALE WOOD BUSINESS o.
= DRN. account OF age Of pT1pr sr1r. who has
Carried vu this business for p wears. made a
potency. shes -0 retire; we offer the good WILL OF
fee. rU..aIHCs. sale desks. SLetS. etc. AZ above
price IS cheap AZ $500; sell stock IL invoice can
ta-e any amount small OF large has regular trade;
clears $4,000 60 $4,000 per year can ue doubled
oW er Wilt stag u0oths; Is a ortune for / or
RCrlyr, energetic WeH; no such bargain ever heard
o. far such large d-st ass business WITH little
capital, secure u. GEu. STEW ART, la5 kearny.l
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DENTISTS.

pR REA. s28 MARkET, EXT TEETH SOC:
u with gas 81; filings low; open evenings ja3 II
| EEK DENTAL COLLEGE: CHARGES ONLY
j for material used Room lO7, ll70 Market j5t
nR I. Il. FERG U5ON. DENTIST. 2o9 KEARSY
- near suffer- the best work IS the cheapest del Il
nR II. q. YOUNG. DENTIST FORMERLY WITH
u q. ". LEX. O'Farreil St, now at IS4l Polk,
near Jackson: painless extraction OF teeth nOl3 om
Any CHILD KNOWS GAS Is DANGEROUS:
- by my wonderful secret local application to
the gums any tooth may be extracted or filed
painieEsy; nine hrst prizes awarded me or finest
filings plate and bridge WORK Office open even
iugs and sundays. DR.. q. W. LEX, O'farrell.i
CT SET FOR TEETH: WARRANTED AS
u good as can be made; nlliRg 81. DIR. SIAIMS
dentist, $50 Market 81, next Baldwin Theater ocItt
Of SET: REPAIRING 81; FILLING s1:ExrA
u painless. soc DR. CA. PERRY, Mason. m5st
fVOLTON DENTAL ASSUCIATIUN. sos MARKET
- ST. fPhelan Building, positively extract teeth
without pain with Cotton Gas -: also perform all
operations in dentistry. DIR. GAS. W. DkCkER.7 e
IRA. LUDLUM HILL 1443 MARKETST, NEAR
~ Eleventh: no charge for extracting when platOS
are made Old plhts5 made over nav; Leota
from $S per set: extracting 5Oc Eas given At
FULL SET OF TEETH FOR 81; FILLISGA ar
~ lowest prices. work warranted DR. j. ".
MY. s&l Market St opp, Baldwin au5Jt
DR c. q. WILSON, DENTIST s2J MARKET
~ st., bet Fifth and Sixth. ODD Masou de15st
WEEKS NEWS FoR5 CENTs-TEE WEEKLY
- CALL. ia wrapper, ready for mailing.
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CARPETS CLEAN ED: 3 AND 5 CENTS PER
Y yard. 453 Stevenson: Teie. 322S: s. STRA1 TAN.
IHEAPEST AND BEST PLACE TO HAVE YOUR
y carpets cleaned and relaid. JONES Perfect
Carpet-ClsaRiHg and RenoN atng Works, p and u
/ REth ST.: telephone 3424. se6 ~
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now TO MAKE A FORTUNE.
DO NOT STOP HERE, BUT READ EVERY
WORD OF THIS ADVERTISEMENT.
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MONEY LOANED FROM 81 UPWARD AT
w Security Loan Bank, lIUo Market sc. mr. Mason;
private entrance Turk. n, ). FRANKLIN &CO ON
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MONEY To LOAN OK SECOND MORTGAGE:
w mortgages bought. BAILEY, 7l9 NarKet3U IN
old GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT - SEND
" your old gold snd iewelry by mail to tho old and
reliable house OF A. COLEMAN, Al Third St, san
francisco: 1 will send by return mail the cash; Il
amount Is not satisfactory Will return the gold ~
GAN FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK
~ bSS KeRrny ST.. the only corporation that lSnds
money on diamonds, watches: low interest ooAsc
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~ W COTTAGE: SIX ROOMS. BATH; WOOD
~ en- mantel; gas large cellar. 421 Cedar ave-
between Octavla and LagunaSt SITS. 1slI IT.
rOITAGE-4 ROOMS AND WATER; Sl2. 9TH
y aud Folsom SIS. Apply corner grocery Jal7 81
NEW COTTAGE, 8 ROOMS AND BATH. ALL
- modern improvements; stone Sidewalk. 3l4
Thirtioth st, nr. Church. jal5 IT.
COTTAGE: GARDEN FRONT AND REAR. I23
\ Liberty st, bet Guerrero and Dolores noS U
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JAMES MCCONAHEY. CARPENTER AND
- builder, i22 Eddy -Jobblng. repairing attended;
store aud ONCE httinz specially reie2lo Sab ~
| LAWRENCE CARP ENTER AND BUILDER
81 ols Sacramento St cabinet werK and hitting up
efIees promptly attended; tseDhoae yOe ml61
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G.J IN PER wEEK-NO MORE
NO LESS-Sl 90 PER WEEK.
NO PAYMENT REQUIRED DOWN.
ELEGANT PROPERTY
-TERMS UNEXCEPTIONAL.
60 DAYS ONLY! 100 LOTS 25xI25.
ONLY 500 TO $500 EACH
GRANDEsT OFFER EVER MADE TO THE PUBLIC
NoR THE NEXT 90 DAYS ONLY.
N THE
ELMHURST TRACT AT ELMHURsT
On the Broad Guage Railroad. Third Station East
of FTultyale.

On the Broad Guage Railroad. Third Station East
OF FrultYale.
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Gr.Ass IIorsE n1IIiNEn


Tho Hodofcr nro,hcrs' Factory, ut Bel
lhirc, Destroyed by Flre Saturday Night.
lsodefer Bros glass factory n. lol.
laire was nearly all destroyed BY fro
Saturday night, tho fro starting in tho
factory whore tho oil is applied TO the
furnace. 1t had gained considerable
llcadway before there was any alarm
and as result the factory proper, the
packing room aud all the stock that was
in II, except few barrels, was dc.
stroyod. The mold shop adjoining tho
factory was saved only by the heroic
efforts OF tho ,tirelnen,, tho Messrs.
Rodcfer and some OF their employees,
and the stool; shed across IN allcywav
from tho ruins was unharmed. But tho
oil tanks and appliances and all directly
connected with tho factory building Is
nmass Of ruins.
Tho loss amounts to from $4,000 to
$4,000, and tho insurance OH tho
burned part Is not exactly known yet,
but Is from $4,000 TO $4,000. Thorc Is
enough OF tho brick walls about the
Tears and furnace yot standing to give
the insurance companies great oppor.
tunities in their claims OF salvage, but
most Of tho walls will havo to come
down before tho place can be rebuilt.
Most Of tho brick structure about the
furnace fell in during tho fire, but about
tho lcars tho walls wcrc lower The
factory will BIO rebuilt as soon us the in.
surancc is adjusted. Mr.. Husbands
insurance agent, furnishes this list OF
insurance, but 1t is not all on the burnt
portion:
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THE PRESS CLUB A FACT.
a Meeting Hcld'ana Permanent Organ
izntion Effected.

a Meeting Held and n Permanent Organ
izntion Effected.
Atan adjourned meeting ofnewspaper
men, it was decided to effect perma-
nent organization, and the following Of
ticcrs were elected: President, w. W..
NVhitmyor; Vice-Presidcnt, P. S. An
shutz; Secretary. P.I. Quinn Treasur-
er, F.Mason; the executive committecis
composed OF VIII S. Faris and II. V.
Ankle, elected for two years, and G. A..
Dunnington'an R. B. Naylor, elected
for one year. 6
A portion ofthe proposed constitution
and bylaws was readand adopted:
The members were unanimous in OK
pressing the opinion that the club
should secure rooms, and 4 Committee,
consisting OF Mcssrs. HYhitmyer, Faris
and Mason, was appointed to look up
suitable apartments and report at q
called meeting.
Members OF the club stated that there
was considerable interest taken in, the
press c)ub movement by the general
public, and that several had expressed
wish to join as social members. The
constitution provides for q class OF SO.
cial members, 'who shall have all the
privileges OF the club, except that OF
voting and holding Office.
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THREE.oIILE FOOT RACE.


Die Cleliaud Wins, rs Expcctcd-A Ticket
Seller Missing.
A crowd numbering about l25 per-
sons, one-fourth OF them from Wheel
ing, witnessed tho three.mile foot race
at the Martins Ferry Rink on Saturday
night. AS expected, L. G. McClclland,
the champion, won. The race was run
in tan bark track, three inches in
thickness and too narrow for the con.
tcstants. There were twenty-three laps
to tho mile and the timo was fourteen
minutes. John kyne acted as 4 referee
and John Fectterer and Ado kynes
as scorers.
'Banty' Ebbcrts, OF Martins Ferry,
ran the first mile against NlcClclland
and was beaten four yards. This heat
was evenly contested up to the nine
tecnth lap, aftcr which considerable
squirting was done and the champion
was IN easy winner. His. opponent in
the second mile was Il. Edwards, OF
Etnavillc, who won by one yard. This
heat was close up to. the nineteenth
lap, MS in the first mile, when Edwards
knocked McClclland down. The Wheel
ing man was quickly on his feet again
and gained on his opponent until the
close OF the heat, almost beating him.
Amos Paxton, the wcll-known sprin-
terof Martins Ferry, tackled McClel.
land in the third and last mile, and
madethc longdistance champion hustle.
This race was close at first, and was the
most exciting Of the three, but Paxton
withdrew at the end Of the fifteenth lap
and McCltlland kept on and was de-
clared the winner. Paxton has been
unwoll, and claims he, was not in shape
to run. Boots" Harrison sold tickets,
and the management would like to sec
him.
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Tho Harbour Estatc,Sold.

Tho real estate belonging to the ]. @.
Harbour estate was put up at public
auction at the front door OF the court
house Saturday, by Auctionccr J. G..
sHcryey, the bidding being quite spir-
sited. :
The residence property, fronting 81
feet p inches on the west side OF Mar
ket street, was sold,to Mr.. Charles Mertz,
OF Ravenna, O., fathcr-in-law OF Mr..
Charles W. Franzhcim, for S23,O5O, or
about $3.50 a front foot.
The Main street property, occupied by
tho firm OF. Harbour & Dittman, was
sold to Miss Sarah "A. Harbour for
$4,000. 1t fronts 81 feet n inches on
the west side OF the street.
The residence property in the alloy
south of Eleventh street, between Chap
line and Eoff streets, went to ]. Z. Cla-
tor for $1,000.
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Transfers itecordcd.

The following transfers OF real estate
we're left for record at Clerk Hook 5
Office Saturday:
Deed made February /, 1892, by Peter
Cruise and wife to Ernest Mortemann,
II acres, 3 roods and IS poles OF land on
the south branch Of Short creek. Con.
sldcrution, $4,000.
Deed made Fcbruary2, 1891, by H. Z.
Wheat to L. 3. Wheat, for the saloon
fixtures, etc, at Nos. Lbs and 1l57 Mar
l1et street. Consideration, Sl,0i2 SO.
Deed made February 6, 1892, by
Henry Reites to Joseph Wenrkowskii,
Tor the south half OF lot No. IL, in square
No. 20, in the Eighth ward. Considera-
ton, $500 Il
Deed made February 6, 1892, by
Henry Rcitcr to Carl Schcllenbcrg, for
the north half OF lot No. 10, in square
No. so, in the Eighth ward. Considera-
ton $500.
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Saturday morning the one.ycar.old
boy OF Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.. Rose died at
their residence on Penn street, Island.
The parents have tho deepest sympathy
OF all who know them in their peculiarly
sad bereavement: The funeral will
take place at the family residence at II
o'clock this forenoon, uhd the remains
OF the little ono will BIO taken to Mont
rose, Pa, for intorment.
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CONCERT EXTRAORDINARY.
Music in tho Intc!liscnccr Snnctum In
49, Nirht by ISnn, aus pnrpnr,,,nrs -.

Music in tho Intcliisonccr snnctum Inst
Night by Famous Performers.
Gilmore's band was in town last night
underline management OF Mr.. j. 7. Jer-
rold, the agent OF tho Western Pcnnsyl-
vania Photograph Company. Mr.. Jcr-
rold called ut the ISTELLrGEScER Office,
bringing with him an Edison phono-
graph. Mr.. Jcrrold has a number OF
cylinders bearing reproductions OF
pieces played by Gilmore's band, clari-
onet and xylophonc solos with piano
accompaniment, and OF comic and sUnti-
mental songs sung by well known art
lists. For, over IN hour Mr.. Photograph
entertained tho ISrELLIGENcER editorial
departments, and the concert was over
too early for the delighted auditors.
The phonograph is popular in the East,
particularly for evening parties and par
Tor entertainments.
Mr.. Jerrold is hero working up the
commercial end OF tho phonograph
business, and will explain to any one
desiring the variety OF ways in which it
can be used. His headquarters are at
L. L. Rose & Co.'S, OH Twelfth street.