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The morning call., 1892-06-11
MUSCULAR CHRISTIANITY.
A Clergyman Whose Muscle Has Made
His Church Very Popular.

A Clergyman Whose Muscle Has Made
His Church Very Popular.
1T is strange how small a thing will
make clergyman immensely POPULAR"
said minister connected with Trinity par
ism 10 New York Commercial Advertiser
reporter. ''but the manner in which young
clergyman spang into prominence was
truly remark able. and now he is rector of
one of the leading Episcopal churches
in Orange. AS soon as he left col
lege, he being an active man and
the champion athlete of his college. he set
right down TO ! ard work. He had for his
first charge a small east-sde mission, which
was like ray OF sunshine among the dark,
murky tenement houses. Some young men
who attended the mission belonged
to an athletic club, and, as their
minister entered into all their social affairs
with vim, it was not long before he
received an invitation to attend a scrap
He went and before he left he boxed with
some of the lads in the club and beat them
all. The clubs best boxer was absent then,
but the members extracted a promise
from the young minister that he would 20
around and spar with their star man
The only stakes was promise that il
the clergyman lost he should become a
member of the club, which was Offset by
a promise that ii he won all the members
Of the organization would attend the
church for month. The night of the fight
came round, and there was a large crowd
Of east-side sports who went to see the
parsOn licked. Three rounds were sufficient
to prove that muscular Christianity, repre-
sented by the minister, was victorious. The
result was the men of the sporting club paid
their bets by going to church regularly.
Many of them 90 now and the church is
furnishing Oua
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EASTERN GAMES.
The Orioles Defeated the ST. Louis
Browns in Two Games.

The Orioles Defeated the ST. Louis
Browns in Two Games.
BALTIMORE, June 10.-The st. Louis
Club was swamped IN the first game. but
made better showing in the second. First
game-Batimores %, hits %. errors 6. ST.
Louis 4, hits z, errors TO- Batteries-Mc-
Mahon and Robinson; Beitenstein, Young
and Bird
Second game--Baltimore 9 hits 10. ST.
Louis 3. hits s. errors 2. Batteries-Buffin-
ton and Robinson; GetZen and Buckley.
AT Boston.
BosToN, June 10-The Colts lost both
games being shut out in the second. First
gane-Bostons 4. hits 8. errors l. Chieagos
:. hits 6. errors 4. Batteries-Staley and
Kelly; Hntchison and Kittredge.
Second game-BoSton 6, hits IL, errors l.
Chicago 0, hits 4, errors ]. Batteries
Stivetts and Kelly Luby. Hutchison and
Kittredge.
At Brooklyn.
BROOKLYN, June 10-The Bridegrooms
pulled out two hard and exciting games.
First game-Br0oklyns 8. hits II. errors 3.
Pittsburgs 4, hits g. errors 1. Batteries
Haddock and Daley, Smith and Mack.
Second game-Brooklyns 4. hits 6, errors l.
Pittsburgs 8, hits z, errors 8. Batteries
Hart, Stern and L. Daily. Baldwin and
Miller.
At Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, June 10.-The Philadel-
phias easily took the game. Philadelphias
Z, hits g. Ceveands /. hits 2, errors T. Bat
teries-Dayies and O'Connor, Weyhing and
Cross.
At Washington.
WASHINGTON. June TO- - The Senators
couldn't touch Viau. Washingtons-Runs 3,
hits 6. errors 4. LouisVilles-Runs 7, hits
ii. errors l. Batteries = KIllen and Milll-
gen, Viau and Grim.
At New York.
NEW YORK. June 10-Both teams put up
splendid games and came out even. First
game-New Yorks 3. hits s, errors g. Cln-
cInnatis Z. hits 7, errors g. Batteries-Crane
and Boyle. Milligan and Murphy.
Second game-New Yorks 2, hits 5. errors
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A KANSAS CYCLONE.
1t Is described by the Chemist of the
Agricultural Department
Chicago Heral !, June 2,


Professor II. Wiley. chief chemist of the
Agricultural Department at Washington,
arrived at the Grand Pacific last nj ight from
Kansas, where he has been on a tour of in
spection. He was at Medicine Lodge in
Kansas and with a party of gentlemen
watched the formation of the cyclone which
recently devastated a large section of the
State Medicine Lake is 100 miles south
west of Wichita and about the same dis
tance west of Wellington. and at this place
the Government has an experimental sta
tion for raising sorghum.
''The clouds lowered and commenced
slowly TO move in a circle" Professor WILEY
said in describing the cyclone. 1T was early
III the evening and the disturbances at
traeted universal attention. The clouds
would descend TO the ground and rise rapidly.
1t attained funnel shane. with the small
end at the base. and moved across
the country, marking a ZgZag course.
1t did not move at rate to eX-
ceed 80 miles an hour, but it was noticed
that its revolution was rapid. When il
wouldsreach the end of one straight line
and start in another direction it would do
great damage, but when its course was not
sWerved FROM straight line the damage
was comparatively ineonsiderable."
Professor Wiley says there is ever
reason to expect abundant crops in Western
Kansas and Nebraska, although in the lat
ter State the growth is not as far advanced
as IN Kansas.
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l. Cincinnatis 1, hits g. errors 3. Batteries
Duryea and Murphy, Rusie and d. Murphy.
DUG BY ANCIENT NORSEMEN.
Description OF a Curious Lake on the
Coast of NJ Mafne.



Boston Journal
A friend of the LISTENER" who has been
down on the coast of Maine, is much excited
over the discovery there of lake which is
evidently of artificial construction, and the
building of which he can refer to no other
srchitects than the Norsemen, who must
have constructed it nearly five centuries
before the landing" OF Columbus. The
Listeners" friend does not. indeed, claim
to have discovered the lake II already
bears the name of Morse Pond. and has at
tracted the attention of the United States
Coast Survey; but the description of it
which these officers embodied in their recent
annual report IS the only printed account of
IL which has ever been published, and that
Is by no means exhaustive. 1t is compara-
lively an unknown wonder. This is the
way the Listeners" friend tells the story
of the pond:
1T is located In the quaint and charm
ingly picturesque town of Cutler, on the far
coast Of Maine, between Machias and East
port, and may well invite the investigation
OF those among us who are interested in cur
antiquities. The village OF Cutler has been
built around beautiful and deep inlet
known TO sailors as Little River Harbur.
The township OF Cutler is not confined to
the immediate vicinity OF Little River Har-
Dor, but reaches for several miles along the
coast In either direction, and extends far
into the Interior. -Four miles TO the north
east of the village of Cutler, near the coast,
is tranquil sheet of the purest fresh water,
consisting of about 80 acres, which at GER
tain seasons Of the year affords excellent
shelter and feeding-grouud for large num-
bers OF water fowl-a veritable sportsman's
paradise.
This is Morse Pond; between it and the
ocean rises large hill or elevation, while
behind is second stretch Of high land
The intervening space forms the bed of the
pond. Human hands at some early period
converted this interyale into an artificial
body Of fresh water by damming up brook
which flowed through it. A massive wall Of
over 1000 feet in length and of varying
thickness has been constructed across the
northeast extremity of this space The ma
terial consists of large and small powders
brought from quite distance around. The
scarcity of small powders aud stones in the
neighborhood Of the pond confirms the
theory Of artificial construction.
considerable mechanical skill and per
severance are displayed in this piece Of
masonry. The query suggests itself, who
built this wall and thus created Morse Pond?
None Of the early settlers Of this portion Of
Maine did ii, because Cutler was settled by
the grandfathers of many now living and
no living person has any authentic tradition
as to the real authors of the mysterious
StrnptuFp
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INVESTMENTS.

Sixth st, bet. Harrison and Bryant: 5oxl6O to
rear street; all leased $4,000
years lease; 6s 9xiST:6. ana outlet on another
Street which it froats 81 ;B Teet and good i'm
Rents $3.50; $4,000: downtown inves tment; g
story brick building aud lot 34:txlS7:5: rented
steady TO tenants who have been there foryears;
spear st. near Howard; 45:lOx1s7 IS: $4,000.
Bryant St, side. bet sec nd ana Third; 5OxI55
to Silver st, in rear; only Sll.700; make offer.
HOUSES AND LOTS ALL PRICES.
Clay ST.. near Hyde, very sunny residence: ele-
CANT interior finish: lot 2511S7:5; cable cars pass
Lewis street, between Post and sutter and of
Taylor, 22;6x70 and 2-story and basement bow
window house IN haIS; Wei rented; $4,000.
NEW HOUSES AND LOTS
$25O0 TO $265O each: installment plan: \ side
Thlrty-fourth st, 100 feet from Mission; minutes
be out on Mission ST. past this property; Thr-
ty-fOurth IS wide street. grad I'D, macadamized,
severed and Spring Valley water in the houses.
foundations; go and see them.
Elegant residence on Ashbury ST.. bet Waller and
Frederick; the best block out there; 27 6xlS6 - to
rear street and new house we'll finished in natural
wood grounds aud stable: magnificent view; house
must be seen TO be appreciated: S10.500.
Residence, an elegant home, $4,000; Haight St. n
side, bet BToderick and Baker. on rise; fine view;
27;6x131 20; rooms, etc., garden poultry-yaru anu
conservatory.
HaiCht st. flats. bet webster and Fillmore;
27x137: IS; fats of and rooms an and good ;.
story house OF ~ In rear rent SsS % ia ali;
brick foundation; cabIe-cars pass; S12,OOO
WESTERN ADDITION LOTS.
Vallejo St, bet Cough and octayla; 45xl25. and
old I-story houses $540O.
Corner: 81 :6xI00; $4,000: or any size: Sc. cor.
OF Sacramento st. and Locust ave-. both streets In
order
WILL BE BUSINESS STREET.
Fillmore ST.. feet N from Union; each 25xl0O;
$1,000 only; very cheap; stone blocks aud brick
sewer down; Fillmore St, from Union TO the bay,
will be business street; easy terms.
Lots 3Ox 100 deep: S25S0 each: one block from
Haight-st eabe-ears magnif cont View OF the park
and ocean and City Park opposite.
Cheap lots 25xl00; $3.50; Point Lobos ave, bet
18th and 18th easy TERMS Point Lobos road In fine
order,
near Sacramento; Locust graded and macadamized.l
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Paris anarchists are now diligently cuI-
tivating the art Of dining for nothing
Bands of them, it is said. now enter eating
houses, call Tor substantial repasts, dis
patch them and then refuse to pay the bill
When the landlord demonstrates they
threaten to blow up his establishment with
dynamite.
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Earned runS-LoS Angeles 7, san JoSes 0. Ihree-
base hits-EDrght MeNey. Two-Oase hit-Tred-
way. Sacrifice hits-Clark, Glenalvin Denny.
First base errors-San Joses 4, Los Angeles l.
First base on called bals-San Joses o. Los Angeles
3. Left on baseS-San JoseS T. Los Angeles 9.
Struck out-By Lookabaugh 2. by Stafford p Double
plays-Hassamer to Glenalyin to McCauiey, Glenal-
A Grtiin Il
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THE DUKES WON.
The Citrus Belters Defeated by Superior
PIaYinP.

IIdy IHR'
SAN JOSE, June 1O.-The Dukes defeated
the Angels in good game to-day. with a
score of to 8. Both clubs put up a good
game of bali. San Jose won the game in
the fifth inning on three singles, one passed
ball and one error McGucken made great
running catch Of Stafford's high fly beyond
the foul lines. McVey and Clark also made
hard running catches. Ebright and McVey
each got three-b dagger to deep center. The
attendance was fair Following is the score :
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Sacrifice hit-C. Sweeney. First base called
balls-San FranescOs 4, OaklandS 2. First base on
errors an franCiscos l. Left on bases-Oaklands
!, San FranciscoS 5. Struck out-By Hoffman z. by
Horner 3. Double play-RietZ to Z. Sweeney.
Passed ball-SpieS. Wild piteheS-Horner 2. Um-
pire-MoDermott. OficIal seorer-Stapeton.
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CATHOLIC YOUNG MAN. GOOD REPUTATION
~ and business ability. with capital " about $1,000
payable on time can enter gOOd-paying, Wellestab-
iisbed corporation witch secures him good salary
besides profit OF about $1,000 annually Address
vim raferhnca lalI Eramch nlIra H4a HAYES mHH Il
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G1 PER WEEK.

YOUNG MEN, WORKING MEN, YOUNG LADIES
and every industrious person that wants to make
money.
How you can buy cheap lot upon easy terms
aud oae that viii double in value before paid
for. l Will offer Tor the next is days 100
lots iE the Emhurst Tract, 25xl25. Sl-5
10 $3.50 per lot, upon payment OF s. cash
upon each lot, balance 81 per week, with low rate
CT interest, only per cent per annun; every lot
located directly at the station only 10 minutes 10
Oakland, 40 minutes TO San Francisco; IL you want
to come In this Offering. do 50 at once. as there
will not be single lot lett after 10 days. This will
be the last chance of this kind you VIII ever
have TO buy lots SO conveniently located
to the metropolis OF the State, surrounded
by sub bstautial improvements; 10 daily trains be-
tween Elmhurst and San Francisco, and long be-
fore your lot paid for you Will have hourly trains;
IL you will stop and consider this proposition for
moment you vii buy OF two of these beau
tiful lots: come I'm at and select choice lOca-
tion. Remember, only make this cneF for 10 days.
over 20 lots sold this wesk owing TO the heavy
expense OF grazing the streets ia this elegant tract
which viii be commen ced at oGce, will sell 3 or .
lots very cheap for cash. Cali at the Office TO be
shown property.
For maps and further particulars address all COM
muncatiOns to owner, j, W. LAHMANCE 46o
Eighth ST., Oakland, Cal IelO lot
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C0E0 PARTNER WANTED 10 ASSIST N
Sn-OO. the bar In a good-psying saloon down
town among wholesale houses; 30 night work; sure
for $50 per month each. Apply X. KENNY, 1904
Market ST.
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IAMILY LIQU0R-STCRE; sI5OO; GREAT
+ bargain must change hands on account Of unex-
peeted circumstances. For particulars apply 4lO
Sacramento s. ny25 II
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9kTANTED-TO SELL STOCK AND FIXTURES
~ OF small grocery and bar would take ex-
perleuced grocery man with small amount Of cash
ss PARTNER. ABpiF CalBTanch Office. 1ell 3t@
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Tor SAL E-LXFRESS BUSINESS: GOOD
L Horse aud wagon: has good trade. Apply 10 A.
NEYENBOR6. sW. cor. Taylor and Eddy. 3ell 2tF
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EiRsT-CLAss STORAGE; ADVANCES MADE
II B42-644 Mission 81 CHAS L. TAYLOR Ysse
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CtOO AN ACTIVE MAN WANTED AS \
C4UU. partner to Keep plain accounts, look
after the help and collections iu fine mauufactur-
lug business in tins city; is clearing 500 per
month over slI expenses; large orders hand;
employs good many men; you can try it FOR 80
days before purchasing tools and stock, etc, III
cluded; this is extraordinary chance he VIII
repurchase 81 anT time yOu are willing 20 sell out
ADplV 4 KENNY. IOO4 Market ST
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IOFFEE SALOON AND RESTAURANT OF
\ frst-cIass patronage: daily receipts SI4O owner
retiring after years with fortune. APP Pa
Z u. L-ln.sHra p helrnE.
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BOARDING AND ROOMS.

BOARDING AND ROOMS.
TX VAN NESS-SUNNY FURNISHED ROOMS;
- reasonable; board optional. JET lot
Q0I POWELL tMEN EN- SUITE,
Jul single: first class board; references, je2 ] IN
A MEXICAN EXCHANGE HOTEL sANSOME
~ St.-Positively the best value IN the city for
permanent day boarderS; good rooms elegant
tabe rates So 10 $40 per week per day 81 up j2Stt
nj oNTGoMERY'S TEMPERANCE HOTEL 23T
I1 and 229 Second st.-Sngie meals Csc; boardand
per day. 75c to 81: by The week - 70 IS; trsa
coach TO and from the hotei. aD3l1
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Q0O0 AND UPWARD - CHEAPEST, BEST
ID LOU aud most convenient lots offered for sale
the San Leandro road near Fruityale; $50 cash.
50 per month CLOUGH BAKER, 1OO2 Broad
way, Oakland.
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GoS0 CORNER GROCERY AND BAR: KEPT
- OOO. by present owner y years; sure bargain.
J. b. BARNARD, 209 KearHy st.
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IIGAR-STAND: CLEARING ABOUT 500 4
I month. Pacific Exchange, % Kearny ST.
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~~------------~~-~
G.OOS0 NEW COTTAGE OF LARGE
ID Il ~. rooms aud BATH brick foundation;
wooden mantels: large bay-windows; this Is
bargain; only $3.50 cash, balance $25 months
close to staton only one left; Berkeley train: stop
at Golden Gate Station. ASK for o. A. RU UDOLPH.3
ID DARGAIN-NEW HOUSE OF ROOMS AND
ID bath; hot and cola water; brick foundation:
high basement; price $1,000: only 8 blocks from
station; terms 500 cash, balance $40 per month;
Berkeley tram; stop at Golden Gate. ASK for o. A.
telO st
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a. --0 BUYS GOOD PAYING CuFFEE AND
- OU lunch parlors very central location: only
re7s0n for selling owner going East. Address
Cnapce boy ID2. Call Branch Ohlce. jel0 3tF
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GO5O BUTCHER BUsIN SIS; HALF INTER
4 OOU. est in large principal market; rare
chance. J. d BARNARD, 2O9 kearny ST.
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C.EOR GROCERY AND SALOON, 2 LIVING
sNDUO. rooms stock, fixtures and furniture
with lease; rent S35. Cal l36 sixth, room $40 4
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JgOME BAKERY FOX SALE: SPLENDID OP-
portunity for good baker: business stock and
fixtures; viii sell a sacrifice; good oven. Apply
AT this once ie9 IT.
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TOR SALE - FIRST-CLASS CANDY, ICE
] cream. stationery and variety store must sell at
once. r. S.. box 40. Gail Branch.
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4 SsESsMENT NOTICE-UTAH con. MINING
y Company Location Of principal place OF bust
ness. san Francisco, Ca. Location OF WORKS
Storey County, New. Notice IL herety given
that at a meeting Of the board OF directors. held
on the 7th day OF june. 1892, al assessment (No.
10 OF twenty-hye co cents per share was levied
upon the capital stock OF the corporation, payable
imme diately iu United States gold coin 10 the
retary. al the ofdce OF the company. room So
Nevada Block, 3O9 Montgomery ST.. san Francisco,
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

C.O0OO PART CASH: MILK ROUTE FOR
STZOUU. sale clearing $500 Per month; 80
gallons daily trade sure; has q custom that Is
gusranteed you can Try il for 30 days before buy
ing: owner IS gong into a large business OF a
different kind; any one eau run 1t. Apply X.
KENNY, 1908 Marketst
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1 ADY PARTNER WANTED BY LADY n An
j. established business. 1913 Howard ST lel0 81
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CIGAR STAND: LIVING ROOM; LAU6DRY
Y nays rent: good trade 5O5la sixth 81. ielO St
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GEO0 DELICIOUS EATING-S1ORE; FINE
- OUU. location: best business street across the
by: good trade. Apply Cal Branch. lo9 ~
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CTEADY, RELIABLE MAN. Al REFERBN CES
- wishes TO lease good paying route Of any kind
C. D. box p this once 1elO 81
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T. EsTAURANT CLEARING POSITIVELY 500
u per month. EICHENLAUB, T59 Market 1lO =
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BAKERY FOR SALE WITH PORTABLE OVEN
This once 1yl0 3t&
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IIGAR-STORE-FINE CORNER; 1 ROOM Al
\ tzched: clearing $3.50 month. must sell on ac-
count other business Inquire Turs 81. leI0 7t*
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BUSINESS CHANCEs-CoNrrNUED.

Q1SO GROCERY AND BAR, LIVING
oD1OO. rooms; very good bar trade; place
worth S40u. NJ LESS. 5 Fourth ST.
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I BRANCH BAKERY, NOTION, CANDY. LAUN-
i day Office; cheap. 153 Eleventh 81. JelO IT.
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HORSE AND TRUCK FOR SALE. APPLY l2I
I Tsnvtou 81 JeID IT.
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eoDeINe-uoUsEs roR SALE.

I 000 LoDGISG-HOUsE, II ROOMS: n
ZUU. OF N rket ST.: VIII nav sIO0 ner
outh. MCLAUGHLIN. 26 Kearny ST.
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Il OARDNG-HOUSE AND SALOON; on &C
ID count Of death. 624 Fulton St jelO 3t@
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GsoD0 WILL BUY HALF INTEREST N FIN E
cOOO paying saloon. 7l3 Mission ST. jelO Zt@
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$3.50 each ana upward 100 lots on San Leandro
road, the greatest highway in and ont Of Oakland;
will rival San Pablo avenue In Importance; no such
bargains ever offered in Oakland; right In the
march OF immediate improvements; electric road
to Oakland, fare five (5) cents come at once before
prices advance; sure to make money; lots 4OXl2o;
terms $50 cash and So per month. CLOUGH 81
BAKER, 1902 Broadway, oakland
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

erOS00 BLOCK 1913, ABBEY HOMESTEAD
ID ZOUU. Association.
$l60O-I0l :gxll4; cor. 2Sth and Douglass.
$l600-l0l ;lOx114: cor Valley and Douglass
CHAS. c. FISHER sos California st.
QOQ0O MUST BE SOLD; A BARGAIN; A
ID ZOOO. nice bay-windOw cottage OF rooms
aud bath: stone walks aA modern conveBlenceS:
lot 26xlO0; on Alabama 81 a short distance from
cable road Apply immediately TO q. h. Z MBSEN
q CO, "A Montgomery st jelI IS 10 II g p %
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WORD TO THE WISE
When you want Pure Teas and Coffees at reason
able prices (or send direet) to any OF the I3
city stores Of the Great American Importing Tea
Company and all commissions. Having as
successful stores this Is ample proof that
they have the facilities for selling, and do sell,
the best Teas and Cofees for the least money just
now they giving away to each purchaser cake
Of delicious Cream Chocolate my2l I'm
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~ OVERNMENT LANDS
" FOR HOME OR INVESTMENT!
IN CALIFORNIA
Finest Level farming lands.
Rich black soil. ready to plOw.
Large fine valley railroad through IL
Water bitches now building
Mild climate. free fuel, cheap lumber.
Work at good wages there now.
Land can lie taken without res idence.
Send &c stamp for fun Information 10 r. W.
LAKE, Flood building, ssn Francisco, Cai.apl4 II
TALTFORNIA EXCHANGE BUREAU. iSl
y Ninth 81 Oakland. exchange all kinds of prop
erty; send for catalogue. GREEN, CULLOM
co my22 Il
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T1OR sALE-GREAT BARGAIN; CELTIC SA-
i loon wiki cigar stand, corner Eighth and Mis
sion. aDDlV there 1eS IT.
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T-OR SALE ETHER - OR WHOLE OF ONLY
II millinery store I'm small town Ut. San Francisco
eultable to connecC dressmaking: good business:
low rent Inquire W Ii. & IT,, 545 Market. ie9 ~
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,HowCASES: COUNTERS. ALL KINDS STORE
- ard saloon ixtures. SEFToN'S 23S 5th .my20 IN
d.oE SAFETY BICYCLE; GOOD CoNDITIoN;
tDOO. worth double. 329 Golden cate aye.mlS Ira
GAZE SCALE LErTER-PRESs. SroRErTRUCK
- and money -tiii cheap. 1O2 Clay ST. an7 TX
OECOND-HAND BOILERS, ENGINES, PuMrS
- shaftiDR puIleys, betting. water pipes. etc.
del II MCINTOSH q wOLPMAN, 1877 Beale st.
CHEPARDs root AND POWER LATHEs
- planners. driIl-Dresses 617 Mission 81. sezIt
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ALAMEDA KrAL Estate.

TOR SALE-BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE. 8 ROOMS
bath. etc, Santa Clara ave; lot 40 TO 100 feet
front. Inquire al ll4l Valencia ST., DIR. PHILII
MILLER ielI 3ts
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A SsESSMENT NOTICE BULLION MINING
- Company. Location OF principal place OF bust
ness, San FRANCISCO Cal Location or works, Storey
County New.
hOtics is hereby givea that at a meeting or he
board OF directors, held on the oath day or May.
1892, an assessment (NO 80, OF 70 cents per share
was levied upon the capital stock OF the cOrp6r-
alton, payable Immediately in United States gold
coin, the secretary at the ONCE Of the COMPANY
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dyertisiHg and expenses OF sEls.

MELLOW JACKET SILVER MINING conf
j pany - Location OF works. Gold HIN, storey
CoGnty Nevada; principal place Of business Gold
Hill Nevada. Notice Is hereby given that At
meeting OF the board OF trustees Of this company,
held on tue 9th day OF May a ID. 1892 an assess
aent CSO. 81 OF twenty-five cents per share was
Ievied upon each aud every share OF the capital
stock Of said company, payable Immediately 10 the