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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-15

KNITTING AND CROCHET 1S01.-New. 10 pnses
The handsomest and best Knitting and Crochet kxrs
ever Issued by The Tribune. 3J cents "A THE
Issue devoted for lace. Enrmeats iasssek
md cushion covers, trimming, curtain bands bare
uars, scars, tides. handkcrchiefs etc. In aAdtiss'
A. pages Of tho charming Hsmo and socisty' ara'
ccs Il on, The sunday Tribune. A delightful nu~ssr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-15

DIG ISSUES OF An OFF YEAR.-Ths masracss
tarn and currency articIes Of Roswell a. nsrrin The
Weely Tribune during che last year. reprinted. VIII
vnrieus kindred articles including the wonderful re-
suit. Of Reciprocity. aud the article Price, 70
1890 aud 1891" A pamphlet oi 30 LARGE pages. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-15

AMERICAN MILLIONAIREs.-The Tribune rel
persons reputed TO be worth million or more has
been revised and repubIished. With paper cover. 10
pm implicit fern, the publication will cost ID cents
postage paid. subscription edition. on better papcs
with de xible cloth covers will be mailed address,
In paper box 81 Probably 500 changes have bees
nde la the list.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-15

No incident Of racing causes more general dlssas
faction than the foung OF horse by another and
the subsequent decision Of the stewards to whether
a claim OF foul shall be allowed No matter how just
the decision may be, 1t cannot please everybody The
hackers Of the winner, though he may have knocked
the second horse of his legs, will declare that I've
wculd have anyhow. that be the better
horse that the second horse was beaten before the
foul was committed. ETC.. etc. and that for those
reasons he should not be disqualified. On the other
hand hackers Of the injured horse will maintain With
ucb force of argument that but for the foul he could
no. have lost and no man can prove the contrary.
They are supported. as a matter OF course. by the
hackers of the third horse for place and OF the
fourth horse onetwothrec. for By the disqualification
nj the winner they enabled to win their bets
These forces make. as rule, a large majority on The
side of the second horse
Tb.. rules OF racing clear and pointed on
this question Of FOULS 49,.
Leading horse Is entitled to any ia" 81 'ns e'"'>'
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1892-11-26
CLIPPER cHesTNuTa.

81 dcn't btlitre it's any use to vacci
nate" says man, for had II child vacci-
mated, and in less than week after he fell
out Of window and was killed. Tit
Bits.
she-Am | Indeed your queenP lie
You are, only She-Only whats iie-i
wish had Leld you last ight.-IrooiAlyIl
Life.
The good die early" This axiom can.
not apply to many clcrgymen, vino are not
only coed, but accustomed to di-ate.-
Boston Transcr. pit.
The man who signs himself Constant
Reader is requested to change hisname
t. Constant Writer. Washington Star.
ing nun. make note of this: Grass
vic IS are not groon.--Texas Siftings.
He tat the play)--Isu't that just like real
life? Sine enthusiastically yesl |
wonder how The author ever thought of
such apreposterous sit,lation!-New York
Journal.
Gould you lend me an X?' "Iy boy"
replied Charley C;ishgo, ''ever since my
school days when studied algebra x has
stood with me for an unknown quantity" :"
Washington Star.
Mss Rosebud (svho has just visited the
art Eallcry)-Jennie. was just awfui,y
disappointed in the picture of Diana that
saw. Jennie-Why were you? Miss Rose
bud-Mamma said that she WAS always
represented with her bcaux, and there
wasn't a single man in sight. Chicago Ia
ter Ocean.
Sunday School Teacher--Who loves ev-
eryhody, Johnnie? Johnnic--My pa does,
cos | e's runnin for oflice.--Tcxas Siftings.
"Gosh" exclaimed Josiah Punkcrton as
he i;azed at the leopard in the nlenagcrie
"jes' look at them freckles. Wv ashington
Star.
A mans ,lea of economy is in telling his
wife how 10 save money.-New Orleans
Picayune.
Doctor Your symptoms indica.e, sir,
that you spend too much time in eating
and drinking. Old Swigwell-Is that the
trouble? Then Pll spend less time here
after in cat ins.-Chicago Tribune.
The self Made man is frequently exceed
in:,ly proud of very poor job.-Texas
Siftings.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1892-11-26
THE LATEST NOVELTIES.

Worlds frir jewelry souvenirs are
turned out in every practicable shape.
Cologne bottles in silver filigree stand
ards are SET so as to inclose photographs.
Dresden china handles for cutlery and
fancy spoons and forks are especially
prominent.
The ningling of silver, silver gilt and
porcelain is carried very far, and results
in works of beauty.
The gold matchbo.,es with enamel
centers IN insignia of sporting clubs
inscribed thereon seem to indicate that
there are llenty CT rich men as bn,ers.
Large bowknots Of repousse silver
with blain borders of gold make mp
tuous cllaselaine pins. These bows have
tie movement as if they were of ri Jbon.
CoTeepots Of latest design have low
bolies, long, slender stems, slender
spouts and handles. The after dinner
cups that accompany these are silver
mounted. Jewellers Circular.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1892-11-26

Robert Bonner insists that the s. .000
he offered to the owner of any horse
that can trot within 2:05 has not been
earned by Nancy Hanks. The offer was
made in 1891 and was to remain open
two years. Until Nancy Hanks trots to
The old fashioned sulky before which
Naud s and Sunol made their records
,Ir, Conner claims that true test has
not been met. Mr.. Bonner has made
the condition that the track must be
one of the old grand circuit tracks also.
Malcolm Forbes has thus far declined
disappointmont. Everybody would like
TO see what Nancy can do with the old
fashioned track and sulky
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1892-11-26
ODDS AND ENDS.

The new census statistics show that
the income of u lawyer is, on an average,
six times as great rs that of a minister.
In the oriental department of the
British museum tablet has been de-
ciphered rs containing an offer of mar
riage made by pharaoh to daughter
of the king of Babylon about 1880 B. G..
The postage stamps commemorative of
the Columbus exposition, or rather of
the Columbian year and anniversary of
1902, will be ready by Jan. |. One of
the designs will be "a head of Columbus.
Another will be the landing of Column
bus.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1892-11-26
A REPORTERS REVENGE.

/
1t Got In fts Deadly Work.
There is q man in this city who, Ike
the original Hamlet was reputed to be.
Is fat and scant Of breath, but, unliic
lAo melancholy Dane. heis also exceed
.ngly vain and pomrous. He occupies IA
position of somo little prominence and
solely on that account newspaper men
resort to him for views and information
Laboring under the delnsion that he
really possessessa n profound knowledge
of public questions. and that on that
account his utterances are occasionally
quoted, he sometimes puts on airs and
adopts manner toward the interviewer
which is exceedingly disagreeable and
even positively insulting.
"l'm really tired Of thinking for you
fellows" he remarked some time ago to
reporter no had asked his opinion
concerning some proposed legislation. 81
wish you would do some thinking foi
yourselves ard not come bothering me
with questions.
IL am much obliged to you for the
hint said the reporter. with some did
Guilty checking an impulse to give free
vent to his feelings then and there. 81
will do little thinking for myself"
Then he went away and did some
thinking and hatched a scheme of re
yenge.
He wrote neat and highly eulogistic
little paragraph about the vain and
pompous individual. l.conplimenting him
highly upon his courteous manners aLl
concluding with the statement that he
made it rule never TO sit down when
riding on the Il" while there was a
woman in the same car unproviled with
seat.
Now let it work. Mischief. thcu art
afoot," he remarked gleefuly when he
had finished.
1t did work.
The little paragraph was extensively
copied in society Weeklies. which al
ways keep a sharp lookout for, little per-
sonal squibs The v and p. individual
found himself suddenly possessed of II
reputation which lie had done nothing
to deserve. But he had to live up to it.
He had always been in the habit of seiz-
ing the first seat lie could catch on an
Il" train and sticking to it no matter
how many women might be standing up
near him, while he devourcd the con-
tents of his favorite morning or after
noon newspaper. He coull do that no
longer.
As he lives up in Harlem and hir Office
is away down town. and lie is besides
fat and scant of breath, as have before
remarked, the physical discomfort which
ne endures daily can be better imagined
than described. And he hasn't even the
approval of his own conscience to make
it easier for him, for he knows that he
doesn't do it from any desire to save
women the Inconvenience of standing in
the cars. but merely because he is afraia
that If he doesn't do it some people will
,,.ink that he doesn't deserve the reputa-
ton with which lie has been publicly
credited.
And whenever that reporter sees tho
Y. and P. Individual hanging on to a
strap in an 81" car and looking su-
premely miserable be just hugs himself
for joy. Perhaps he ought to be sorry
for having written what wasn't strictly
truthful about him, but he isn't bit.
Great is the power of the press and
sweet is revenge. York Herald.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1892-11-26
Naming the Prison Pnner.

"We'll start prison paper said one
life convict to another.
'We will. and our motto shall be,
'The pen is inightier than the sword.'"
mo, our motto shall be, we have
come to stay. New York Sun.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1892-11-26

Whyte--Im going off on little trip
tomorrow.
Browne-Going to take Mrs. Whyte
with you?
Whyte-Oh, yes want her along to
carry the baby, don't you know.--Som-
erville journal.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1892-11-26
Saving Time.

WOOL struck lazy man up country
this year. He patched a leaky roof foi
me and l told him as soon as the shingles
rotted out | would let him put on all new
ones.
Van Pelt-Well?
Wool-Ho said he would wait.-Truth.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1892-11-26
n.is:,t naye Moro cause.

Nlaud-He was really hopelessly in
love with ne. When he proposed he
declared that il | did not marry him he
would commit suicide.
Maaie-How perfectly dreadful! Dut
10 yoa suppose your marrying him viii
really save him from it?-New YORK
IIercll.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1892-11-26

Sunday School Teacher-Who loves
everybody, Johnnie?
Johnnie-Ny Ia does, cos he is runnin
for dGiec. 1e.zs lliiIti.lss.
The morning call., 1892-03-08
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CLAEisVOYANTS.


MRS. DIR. DE SAN. FROM YOUTH A GIFTED
41 mind-reader and fortune-teiler. aided by
experience among all classes OF people in this and
foreign Countries is able TO blend the past to
future of the lives of her customers to create
wonder and astonishment; her mission is to soothe
the disconsoiate, reunite broken and despairing
family circles, and unite in the bonds of love youth
fu affections; In the great cities Of the East she Is
welcomed as one of the best in her line: always
pleasant and refined all who visit her depart with
pleasant and grateful teeng she the result OF
journey. business deaf. OF matrimonial venture
like an open book; those wishing to learn what the
future has in store for them should consult this
gifted LADY, send two 2-cent stamps for her Illus
trated book Parors and 2, LOB Powell st.fe1l lm
MRS DR. NEWTON OF NEW YORK CITY.
V1 Phrene Physiognomist Will tell your char
acter what your life has been and what 1t VIII
be; what procession. trade or occunatson you will
be most successful In and How TO ACCUMULATE
FoRfuNE. She will reveal the secret OF your
selecting your afnity III matrimnuy and partner In
tusines5 No one should venture In either OF these
without consulting her. she Will save you untold
misery and make FOR you boundess happiness. She
also tells the condition Of organ In your body
what diseases you have tendency to and how to
prevent them. She win tell you what you to
know and tel. you facts In every case. Letters
swered: hours II until D; until Q. - sixth St.
San Francisco. MIRA II
The morning call., 1892-03-08
BEAUTIFUL HOMES.
MAGNIFICENT BUILDING Lors.
TWELVE NEW HOUSES BEING ooNsrRUcrI

= !" CIV L We" dOtSES BEING CONSTRUCTED
Why pay large prices for lots In the saEd hills OF
Fan Francisco, with its fogs and wines and bad
drainage. when lots more conveniently Situated
can be obtained in the
MCKEE TRACT
For prices ranging from 1875 to $500 upon the
easiest terms; 500 per los down, balance $40 per
month. -
WHY be burdened with DISAGREEaBTE
FEATURES or 0VERCROwDED and UN-
HEALTHY city, when one may have his own home
raise up his family in health and ygor. have hts
own howerS ana plants. and plenty of pure fresh
ar, me view. warm and temperate climate. and in
a neighborhood that affords the best OF schools
churches, stores. markets and all that go to make
lie happy, eomioEtsbie and worth living?
THE BEAUTIFUL MCKEE TRACT in L0RIN,
NoR I'll OAKLAND, is the best situated piece OF
suburban property on the marSet. 1t offers the
DoCbLE advantage of being situated at Adeliae
station OF the Berkeley brancn Railroad to San
to Oakland.
BOTH roads meet on the tract. Time TO San
francisco via broad gauge, 30 minutes: time Co
oakland via electric road. minutes. There is no
place So conveniently and centrally located for
those EMPLOYED either in San Franc iSco or
Oakland who desire home.
TWELVE NEW HOUSES are now IN active course
OF construction. and many more are on the way
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS and terms given to
those who Will build at once.
WHAT You now pay In rent viii buy you home
IN the tract.
WHY keep your money in savings banks when the
purchase or lot in this growing suburb is to
bring you handsome and certain profit
SEE FOR YOURSELF
Take the Berkei ey branch railroad OF the new
electric railroad and get out at the
The morning call., 1892-03-08
prospect HILL TRACT.
FRUITVALE AVE. EAST OAKLAND.

Fruitvale is considered TO be OF the most
desiraGe locations on the Oakland side of the bay
Tor residence purposes. IL is sheltered from wuds
log. and has sunny and delightful climate EIe-
CANT homes and charming gardens abound on all
sides The terminus of the Highland Park and also
the Frutyae street railways are within one block
OF this property. Lots Will be sold easy terms
City water is being introduced; electric lights are
to be erected upon the avenue. Free pass good for
hye years, Will be furnished for each dwelling
erected upon the tract within a specified time Now
Is your time TO secure home. No better chance
offered anywhere in Oakland. Price OF lots Sl75 to
500; 80 down. balance in monthly instalments
OF So each For maps ana full particulars call on
CLOUGH BAKER. Sole Agents
mrs tt $50 Ninth st.. Oakland.
The morning call., 1892-03-08
CITY REAL ESTATE.


e. II. UMBsEN q Co,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS. RENT COLLECTORS
AND HoUSEBRoKERS.
Ia Montgomery street. Market.
Call and obtain one of our "Real Estate Records"
which contains full list OF properties for sale IN
all parts OF the city.
Clio OnO 9Th ST; STORE AND ROOMS,
nIO.UuV. and upper fiat and house
OF tenements; rents $62; lot 27:6xl37:5.
S23 600 CORNER ON POLK ST; LOT
renting for Sl25 per mouth.
$4,000 ELLIS ST.. RUNNING THROUGH
NoOOO. t. olive ave, near octayia ST house
OF rooms and BATH; stone sidewalks: rents S4o
lot 25x12O; frontages.
$4,000 n9u gsas or ICONS ms AND BATH
way. ETC.; rents $23 .treetwork done completes
Cara ST., near 4th; lot 25x75
GR6On REDUCED: MUST BE SOLD:
VCCoO. new bay-window II {, OF and rooms
ana .ath; high basement; that can easily be made
rents $40: near 18th and Howard.
Gc0S0 18TH. NEAR GUERRERO: BAY
NOZOV. window hats: br OK foundation; rents
s55 80; lot 25xl00.
GS00O snoTwELL. NEAR 18TH: FLATS
Sloooo. OF rooms each; rear house Of i
rooms rents $il lot 39xl20.
G9e0O LANGToN. NEAR FOLSOM: FRONT
$780, SEsa sp .da s3so GeT
. lO.O u ster st@a new elegant bay window
flats OF and rooms and bath each: brick founGa-
ions: rent s67 50: lot 25x9O.
GS0O0 BRoDEBICK, Mr.. GEARY: BAY
pOOOV. window fats of 4 rooms and BATH
brick foundations; rents $40; $1,000 remain 1T
per cent lot 22:6x92:6
Sl6 600 CORNER on sAcRAMESTo ST:
oAo.VOO. an elegant new mansion OF rooms
ana path; stone walks; lot p :bX60.
$500 CORNER ON SUFFER- ST: 2-sToRY
bath lot AZ :6xS7:B.
G6S00 GREEN Mr.. COUGH; 2-SToRY AND
sDOooo. basement residence OF > rooms and
bath conservatory; laundry; brick foundations
stone walks, etc; lot 27xl37 Is.
$3.50 ELLIOTT rARK MAR STEINER
25x7O muse WINS anu '-'1'
S3IGO VAL VALLEY: MA! NEAR cagRcn: BAY BAY
0DeSO NEBRASKA ST. NEAR 24TH-sT
- ZO0U. cable: new bay-window cottage OF i
rooms and bath; brick foundations ETC.; lot 26x
100; rents $40.
S470O cAPr. NEAR 18TH: FLATS OF 5
lions; rents s27; lot S0xI22:6
c0O0O UNION. NEAR MONTGOMERY;
sD-OOO. front OF rooms and rear OF ! roUms;
lot 23:9X7O- ms TuTh
COOK EACH WE ARE OFFERING TIE
W. ~ Anderson cottages on Douglass 81. for
limited time; these houses well Rnt su5staa-
italy buiit and contain spacious rooms with all
modern improvements; terms. 1878 casn. balance
IN instruments of $50 per month; take CastrO-st.
ears get of at Twenty-third St aud walk : blocks
west. TROY < MCNAILN. go Market St
{. 00 ZIG BARGAIN: CHOICE LOT, 25x
u W.. 800 on Seventh ave, bet. Point Lobos
and Clement ST.; Just mac tdamiZed; lot ready for
bnildlug; Geary-St cable, witch is being K
tended, VIII enhance the value of this lot so per
cent. TROY a MCNALLY, go Market. ms TuSu
G.tSD BOXES; NV. CORNER CAPITOL AND
- - w. Thrift SIS; Railroad homestead AsSocia.
ton. Ocean View.
S500-=5xl3O feet; W side Capitol ST.. 100 fee.
north from Minerva: Railroad Homestead ASSocf
alton CIiAS C. FISHER. Sos California 81. It.
The morning call., 1892-03-08
MCKEE TRACT.

For the next 80 days prices will not be changed
ana THE TERMS on Any lot will he $50 cash
balance payable SO monthly. rs lots have already
been sold Send for map and priee-list Please
mention this paper
WILLIAM J. DINGEE,
400 and 462 Eighth ST..
fe2S I'm cod Oakland
The morning call., 1892-03-08
OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS,
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

$500 EACH .........................SSo $500 EACH
READ THIS UNPRECEDENTED OFFER
BUY A HoMEl
DO YOU OWN HOME.
If NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ........."..WHY NoTs
We lead Others follow.
Read for yourself.
Ii will pay you
What we will do this month.
Everybody TO have benefit
Figure fer yourself.
Our grand offer for March.
$50 lots 50x150 in the
....wARNER TRACT...,
5000 EACH. MARCH ONLY. $500 EACH
These prices are less tnan you can
buy the land by the acre.
Remember this is only for the month
OF March.
Read the terms: Only $40
cash. balance 50 per month.
over $50 lots sold TO bona-hde
purchasers since October 18th.
The power-heuse and ear-houses Of
the electric road located
upon the Warner Tract.
A fine private seminary 10
be erected by Messrs. warfel l. Blanchet OF Hay
wards upon the
tract az once.
The contract is let TO grade all
the streets in the Warner Tract
atthe present owners expense
George Early expects to begin early IN
the spring TO erect magnifc ent hotel
Think of 1t, reflect and buy
one two of these lots
whether you be rich or poor.
The investment Is wildcat.
but as solid as bank stock.
Parties in the interior wishing to
take advantage OF this grand
offer can remit to Us amount
OF first payment and we viii select for them
the choicest ofany lots
remaining unsod. as If they were
personally present. and guarantee
to absentee purchaser this to be the
cheapest property offered along this road.
Remember You will regret it in one year from
now II you read this
advertisement and do not invest In this special
Offering. Carriages al our office at all
times TO show you this property.
Send for maps
NJ. J. LAYMANCE & CO.,
4se Eighth street,
mr1 lot Oakland, Cal
m1Snn LOT 44x7s ON EIEyENTU or
The morning call., 1892-03-08
CPECULATlvE BARGAINS.

acres, 500 r. frontage San Leandro road
acres. 600 it. frontage San Leaudro road.
10 acres, 600 ft. frontage on San Leandro road
acres and 1o acres near San Leandro road.
20 acres and 40 acres at base of foothills
All the above are within q miles of Broadway and
offered at lower prices than any lands in their
vicinity.
j have these lands under special contract and In
vlte investors TO call and me-
j. A. JONES, 9IS Broadway
The morning call., 1892-03-08

Call and obtain one Of "Real Estate Records"
which contains full list of properties for sale
al nff ha cir
The morning call., 1892-03-08

OIANFURU TRACT.
~
The most attractive building sites IN Oakland at
prices and terms within the reach OF every one:
situated the high land along the Piedmont cable
road and within 10 minutes of the center OF the
city; magnificent views; perfect climate: streets
finely macaGamiZed: sewers all laid and connee ted
cement sidewalks: water mains in front OF every
lot from Piedmont Springs Water and Power Com
pany; lots in the Stanford Tract now being sold
at from $50 to $50 per front foot that Will some day
be worth from $50 To 800 per front foot only
half of the tract left: terms only one-ffth cash.
balance IN yearly payments; make selection row
while the best lots are still for sale Send for
marked price list to WILLIAM j. DINGEE. 100
and 462 Eighth St., Oakland. felt lin cod
CRAWFORD TRACT, OAKLAND: OVER $4,000
~ worth OF lots sold last week; send for maps
and price list. WILLIAM j. DfNGEE. AGO Eighth
ST.. Oakland. fe z I'm cod
The morning call., 1892-03-08

G10 O00 9Th ST; STORE AND ROOMS,
ap IO.OcV. and upper fiat. and rear house
of tenements; rents $62; lot 81 :6x137:5.
The morning call., 1892-03-08

V1CS PER LoT-wE HAVE A FEW GOOD
W = - lots left at the above figure well located
and with line view; railroad station within
blocks ana electric line TO Oakland within blocks
OF this tract; terms. $l0 cash and So per month
Apply at once to Z. w. WOODWARD CO.. cog
Broadway, Oakland. MIRA 7t
The morning call., 1892-03-08

IA Ho WOULD BE WITHOUT A HOME-oSLY
" Slo0 down
Only SO month, win buy beautiful new cot
tage OF rooms; all modern improvements. large
lott only half block from electric aud only two
blocks from Berkeley steam cars price only S2aSo;
interest only per cent greatest induecnrent ever
offered. Inquire of w. C. MORAN, Lorin: riks
Berkeley train. mrl Il
The morning call., 1892-03-08

goo OOO CORNER ON POLK ST: LOT
u - .OOV. 81 :3xS7 %. and Improvements.
renting for 1928 per mouth.