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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-15
THE DEEPEST SYMPATHY
Felt for Mrs. Harrison in Washington'
Not Prepared for the Bad News.

WASHINGTON, d. c., September IA
News from Loon Lake was awaited with
the deepest concern in Washington, after
the publication this morning OF the dis
quieting statement of Mrs. Harrison's con-
dition contained in the Associated Press
dispatches. But few persons were pre-
pared for the alarming news in the physi-
clans bulletin, made public this afternoon.
On every side were TO be heard the ex'
pressions of the deepest sympathy with
the afflicted lady, and a gloomy feeling was
manifested throughout official circles, born
Of forebodings Of worse news TO come.
Mrs. Harrison has endeared herself TO the
people Of Washington through her many
iovable traits, so that they are more than
ordinarily interested in her welfare.
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Men Who licked in Oldso Times.

OMAHA. NEE, September 18th soci-
ETY. OF the United States Military Telegraph
Corps and the Old Time Telegraphers A.
sociotion began their annual reunion ia
Omaha to-day. The military society la
composed Of the survivors OF The army teie-
graph service 20 the NUMBER OF 40. Ina
old timers are gentlemen whose service Ia
the telegraph business dates back a. least
twenty years The visiting stelegrsphera
were rendered public reception.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-15
Big Democratic Meeting.
Special telegram 10 ths Register.

oU'tIII n tttVI UIt W VIC II0LV"'''s
CHARLESTON, w. VA. September IA
big Democratic meeting was held in the
CITY Hall tonight and "a club was organ
lied with General B. n. Oxley. President; (;
John G. Hyer, j. H. Gull, Flintlock
Perry, Burwell Swaar, Henry Werthelmer
and NJ. B. Hobbs, Vice Presidents; VIM.
BOYD. Secretary; Graft Smith, Cores
ponding Secretary, and T.. A. Reid, Treas
urer The meeting was addressed by
General Watts, Governor Fleming and
Judge Houston.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-15
ONE STRIKER GOES EACK.

John Rattlgau Takes His Old Place at
the Three Inch RolIs-COx Sells Bis
Houses.
HOMESTEAD, PA, September John
Rattigan, prominent striker, returned TO
work in the mill to-day and was given his
old place at the rolls in the three-inch de-
partment. The Carnegie Company pur-
chased twenty-five houses and small hotel
in Homestead to-day. The seller was
John F.. Cox, Esq. attorney for the strik-
ers, and the price paid was $4,000. The
present occupants of the house will be ord
cred to vacate 10 make room for the new
men.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-15
GOOD CAUSE FOR HOPE.
The Results in Arkansas Vermont
and Maine Mean Much.
THE PEOPLE ARE PREPARED TO

Enforce the Penalty, Rather than
Reverse the Verdict OF 1890.
The Republicans Made a Wig
orous Fight in Vermont and
Maine, But the Popular Senti-
ment is Against Them-The Re-
publican-People's Party South
ern Combination Has Broken
Down Of It's Own Weight Good
Cause for Democrats to Feel
Encouraged to Put in Their Best
Licks.
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a Jo,,v Gang OF corp.e PIantcrs.

CHIcAGO, September l4.-Wm. Hanil'
Ton, OF Pittsburg. president OF the National
Burial AssOci iatlOu, called about hfiy man-
ufacturers OF collins 70 order AZ the Apei-
torium Hotel to-day. President hamil.
tons gavel was composed Of an hrlnelai
skull with thigh bone for handle; N0t-
withstandiDg the gbastiy symbol, ine AZ
sembly seemed very ioYiaL The pfoceea-
Ings were In executive session.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-15
Electric LIrh, rr,mmers Strike.

DETROIT, Mich, September 14-Twen-
ty.four trimners of the Detroit Electric
Light and Power Company went out on a
strike yesterday 70 secure the reinstate-
ment of three discharged companions and
the discharge Of an obnoxious foreman.
This company furnishes the city with light.
Last night darkness prevailed over great
part of town, the strikers having cut the
wires in several places.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-15
NAT GOoDwIN's LUCK.
He Loses Thousands at Faro, and Then
Pulls Out Winner.

COLUMBUS, O., September 14.-Nat
Goodwin, the actor, is playing weeks
engagement here, and has been improv-
ing his penchantfor faro in a wide-open
town. Early this morning he rounded
up at the rooms of John Alexander, the
Black Prince. Taking seat at the faro
game, he began with heavy plays. Be
fore long he was loser by several hun
dred dollars, and within three hours he
had lost several thousand. He stayed
with the game, however, and when he
cashed in at 10 O'clock be was just
81, 200 winner.
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Fine Racing Promised at Grafton.
l,.rtoi Isl.nrntl 10 thA nA1tsts-.

GRAFTON, w. VA, September 1.-THE
races to be held here September 10 and Il
promise to be the finest ever held in the
State The management are making eX-
tensive preparations. The entries will
close tonight and include some OF the
fastest horses in Maryland, Eastern Ohio,
Western Pennsylvania ana West Virginia.
Among the entries are two fast running
horses by Judge Bennett, OF Weston, that
arrived here to-day and are now on the
ground They are from the Gloucester
race track, Philadelphia, and are rated
among the fastest horses the track has
seen. The track has been put in good con-
dition and everything points TO the success
of the fair Every available room in the
hotels is being taken.
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NEWSLETS
Interesting Pieces photographic News In
Small space.

The British ship Golden Horn went
ashore of the south end Of Santa Rosa Is
land, ia the Pacific. last night with crew
of twenty-eignt. no lives were lost, how
ever. The vessel will probably be q com.
plete wrecx-
At Paris, the cyclist, Stephanie. ha
covered ~ miles and 453 yards in twenty.
four hours, on the Velodrone track. beat
ing the record by more than seven miles.
The Democrats Of New Jersey yesterday
nominated Senator George Werz Tor Gov.
ernor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-15

LoSpoy. September l4.-The Birkpeck
Rsnk opened this morning at the usual
bour and business was continued. JboSe
who SIN desire 70 withdraw their deposits
are for most part workirgmen ara WORK
Ing women. The high class OF depositofs
VINO have large SIMS Of money Ia the o1nk
haye recovered from their scare. aud tney
were conspicuous this m0rning oy '0e'F
ahsonea
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a crarr Grannmother,. ne.d.

CAMILLA, GA, September IA 4-Yesterdsy
evening a cabin on the place Of Judge J.
n. Scaife was destroyed By ire. Two
small chiidred and their crazy grand
mother were 10 the yard al the time IL
caught fire. The old woman carried the
children into the midst Of the flames and
there left them, where they were burned
to death.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-15
Another South Country Revolution.

WASHINGTON, D. c., September a.
Another Of the Central American republics
seem on the brink Of political disruption
The State Department is informed to-day
by telegraph from San Jose, Costa Rica,
that President Rodriguez has declared
himself dictator in that country. Several
political arrests have been made and great
excitement prevails.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-15
Ryder Was . Great Rogue.

COPENHAGEN, September l4.-H. n.
Ryder, the eK-American consul here, who
is under arrest for frauds IN connection
with the administration Of estates that
were entrusted to him in his official capa-
city. has confessed 20 further fraud in with
holding the payment Of legacy. He had
also confessed that he stole books from the
Atheaneaum Reading Club.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-15
Number of County JAN Prisoners.

Special Iets0Tdm 10 Hs HsgtS>r'
CoLUMBUs, o., September l4.-Statistical
tables prepared by the State Board OF
Charities show that Il, ,454 persons were
confined In county iails in Ohio IL the year
ending July 10 last. or these 4,32l were
first offendes and l,515 were old timers,
and 5l4 were under lG. The total cost OF
keeping these prisoners was sl24,2SS.s9.
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raE wEAraxE

w..v,xavox. o. C.. September h-Fof Hsss ils
,,,'.,n1s ~ western PennsylEsIls. Ecbet.ty
go s~,aur probably clearing knor,ts 1.s ~ 80
az, isxs tn Ehf or Thursday; warmer ~ h''''
"ess ~, s,eio fair Thsrfday; warner ~ 1AsFs
A. = mont OF Frid1ys sest Wina-
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rhaLatost from Maine.

Lewiston, Me-, September 1.-THE
EUsning Journal has returns from 453 towns
as follows Cleaves, (Repn.) 66. .254; John
ston, DEM 53,67l; Hussey, (Pro.) $500;
Bateman, Peoplel 2,645. Republican
plurality 1858.
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stevenson In North Carolina.

AsHEvILLE, n. c., September l4.-Hon.
A. E. Stevenson arrived here to-day from
Bloomington, Ills, looking well and in fine
spirits. He will speak here tomorrow,
leaving at p. m. for Raleigh He viii
make Ave speeches In the State.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-15
CHOLERA IN NEW YORK.
Five Persons Known to Have Died
from the Asiatio Plague.
,rsREFUL EXAMINATION OF TIE

Fluids Found in the Pa
-:ants After Death, Reveals the
presence of the Cholera Bacilli.
The Quarantine Officers Assert
positively that the Disease Did
Not Enter the City Through the
Bav-Suict Precautions Taken
-o Keep the Disease from
Spreading Further-SOme Good
Advice as to the Means Of Pre-
venting the Disease.
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A Ministerial Prohibition Alliance
Sp>.IaL J.lsord,n 10 the RsOislsr.

CoLUMBUs, o., September H.-About
fifty Ohio preachers met here to-day TO or
ganize the Ohio Ministerial Prohibition
Alliance II is proposed 70 make the move
ment one OF national character, and letters
expressing sympathy in the movement were
read from ministers in eighteen States.
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NEWS FROM THE RACE TRACKS.

T.atonia races: First, seven furlongs,
Rose Boy won; time, 1886. Second, seven
furlongs. Red Prince won; time, :34.
Third. one mile, Redge Rose won; time,
! as Fourth. FIVE and one-hsh turlongs,
Dntch Oven won; time, 1:l4. Fifth, four
and one-half furlongs, Nellie Shaw won;
" or Gravesend: First, one mile, Joy won
time .45II. Second, 81 furlongs, Regln-
sld won: time l:l0 Third. furlongs,
Helen Rose won; time l:i714. Fourth, =
fnrlongs. Helen Nichols won: time I:lo1a.
Fifth. mile and sixteenth, Reckon won
time I :491l. Sixth, furlongs, AicAtue
won; time l;l6.
At ST. Joseph, Mo-, the stallion record
for the world was broken by Looasco ID
the free for-all trot. After three Trials nc
trotted the mile in2:l0M.
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mo IMPROVEMENT YET.
Mrs. Harrison Continues Very Weak
and Shows No Symptoms
THAT INDICATE IMPROVEMENT.

The Doctors Issue a Bulletin Civ
ing the Nature Of Her Disease
and Her Present Conditional
Severe Attack Of Grip Two
Years Ago the Primary Cause
Of the Trouble-Great Sorrow
Felt for the Patient-Resting
Easy at Midnight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-15

duction Of cholera into place. The other
thirty per cent. Of the possibilities Of chol-
era invading seaport were open TO other
means over which quarantine had no con-
troll. He said IL was quite possible for
person visiting a cholera patient or hospi-
tai to transmit The germ from first TO third
party without feeling any Of the effects
himself He had had no official notitlca-
tion Of there being cholera in the city, and
he had received no notification on the sub
iect from the Board Of Health. Regarding
the length Of time that it was necessary TO
keep people in quarantine for fear OF de-
velOpments, DR.. Jenkins said that opinions
diff red from FIVE to twenty-four days.
The health authorities here thought the
first named number of days was sufficient
10 allow the germ TO develop.
He saw no reason why the cholera should
not be effectually stamped out in New
YORK, If they are as successful in dealing
with il ia the city as the health officers had
been in port 1t was impossible, however,
for him TO say whether the five cases OF
cholera reported from New York were re-
ally cases of Asiatic cholera The fact
OF cholera having succeeded in
pres enting itself in the city would not, the
Doctor said. interfere with the restriction
now prevailing at quarantine. He was
sure that the cases in question had not
found their way 10 New York via the quar-
antine, and he refused TO express any opin-
ion whatever as to its introduction by way
OF Canada or any other place not con-
trolled by him.
New YORY, September 14-The Board
of Health has caused to be printed in Eng
llsh, German, Hebrew and Italian, for dis
tribution throughout the city circular
which is a reproduction of the widely pub
lished DON'T circular issued by the
Board of Health of this city when the Mo-
ravia first brought the plague into this
haroor. 1t contains minute details as to
diet, preventatives, etc.
QUARANTINE, n. Y, September IA
The tank steamer Heligoland, Capt.
Donklage, which arrived last night
from Altoona, on Elbe little below
Hamburg, and is now anchored in the
lower bay, had two deaths on board
among her crew from cholera.
New ORLEANS, La, September 1.-THE
Times Democrats San Antonio, Texas,
special says: According TO a letter re-
ceived here to-day from DR.. j. o. W.
Glove, dated Jalapa, Mexico, the cholera is
raging az Vera Cruz, the denial of the gov
ernment officials to the contrary notwith-
standing.
PARIS, September l4.-In Paris and its
suburbs there were reported yesterday SO
new cases of cholera and II deaths, includ-
ing Il new cases and 13 deaths in 81.
Ouen.
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NJ. L. BLAIR, Alderman, Fifth ward,
scranton. Pa, stated Nov. 9, 's3. de
had nsed DR.. Thomas Electric OF foE
snrains. burns, cuts, bruises and rheu-
n,atism. Cured every time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-15

bodies at the reception hospital last night.
DR. Biggs had barely got through with his
examination of the intestinal contents Of
the two cOrpses before he was called TO the
hospital 70 perform an autopsy on Char
lOtte Beck. That was early this morning.
IL was the discovery OF the characteristic
signs o. the ASiastic pest in her bowels
that caused the official proclamation by the
Board this afternoon. Miss Beck was 30
years old. She was seized with violent
cramps in the legs and abdomen yesterday
morning at l764 Second avenue. DR.. Van
dergalty, OF 1913 Second avenue. was called
in. He diagnosed the case promptly as
Asiatic cholera and notified the Health
Board
He SAW her at 9:25. At II o'clock she
was dead. She died in collapse. The fifth
case is that Of Minnie Levinger, a child
who died September IL, at All East Forty
sixth street. There may have been other
cases Of which the Board Of Health has
not made an Official report.
II was said at police headquarters this
afternoon that the disease had been
brought into the city by butchers taking
meat TO the Quarantined Hamburg steam
ship, but this could not be supported. 1t
was later determined 70 keep the children
in the infected houses away from school
and 20 disinfect and fUmigate tue premises
daily.
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QUARANTINE. s. l., September l4-The
ereatest excitement in the station down
bers tonight was the report Of the hve
cases OF cholera which had been found IN
New York. Intense surprise was express
ed at the news by the onclais; ana pr.
Jenkins expressed himself as connoeht sh1I II
:, boJ not nassed quarantine. He said al
r,-,oraers was thoroughly disinfected not
oDiy since The cholera had became epidemic
IN Enropean ports. but ever since the "
nbns fever. in fact, ever since he had been
officer Of the port .A,.,5
stated that stringent and complete quaran-
tine could only claim to present seventy
Der cent. of the possibilities OF the INTRO
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-15

WASHINGTON, D. c., September IA DR.
Hamilton, who is ip--'narsc af Camp Low
en- Sandy Hook, now being prepared as a
place of detention for passengers from
cholera infected vessels, reported TO the
Treasury Department to-day that the work
of preparation has been delayed by storm
but that it has been resumed and the camp
will be ready for occupation next Friday.
To mako the situation even more grave,
there came an official report from the Ma
rine Hospital service that the ship May
had arrived at New Orleans to-day with
four cases of the other dreaded scourge,
yellow fever aboard.
The morning call., 1892-09-25

DEAL ESTATE FOR sALEBY
III G. H. REYNOLDS & CO.. 1888 Montgomery SC.
Post st, 75r1S7;s. fats and residences fine In
come property.
Geary st. 24Ox462 near Central ave; fine large
modern-ImprOved house and stable.
$l4,oOO-Large residence; sacramento ST.; lot
"a: AN xl37:8
sII .5O0-EllIs st. house and lot near Cough
observation-disclosures. investment: corner lot; good
improvements; rents 1926 per month
Sd ST.; large improved corner near Mission st.
Howard St, near 9th: fine large 3-stOry building:
large lot.
6S:9xl37 :6-Pacifc ave. residence lot, near Pierce
ST. fine residence location.
Westinghouse. building lot; 25xl37:6; near
Devlsadern.
80 :sxI2o-sl50o; corner lot 43d ave.. bet Point
s550O-DOubIo fiat; good rent; Sacramento St,
55xI27;sI4 = Westinghouse. lot; fine marine
view.
5ox1oo-HOly Park lots near Mission St and
Building lots. 81 :sx1s7: g. Vallejo ST., near HYDE
ana cabe-car line.
Bernal II eghts-Cheap lots convenient to Mission
st. and San Bruno lines. Cortland Pow
haitian and Crescent ayes.; school and electric
lights.
Tulsre Countrywide agricultural land: from i
section to 5000 acres cheap.
ITO acres, Byron Station, Contra Costa County;
wei improved all In orchard fine land.
/ W. COLEMAN. REAL-EsTATE AGENT 22sIs
: Montgomery ST.
Reduced to $4,000 Pacific Heights: Jackson ST.,
near Laguna: houses OF and rooms aud bath;
brick foundation: fine marine view; size 40 :sf
1877 :SI4; part cash. make offer.
$9500-Paeiie st. near Montgomery: 3-story and
basement brick building; steady tenant this Is
safe buy.
$7l5o-Haight ST., near Baker: cosy home of
view; part cash; size 25xl20.
sI500-west End Map, block from Mission
road; l06I178; part CASH
$60o0-For this fine lot, Wv cor. Dolores and 18th
sts.; all ready for building; size 52xl00.
s2250-2sth ST., near Sanchez; large lot, 53:4x1l4:
street work done
s9500-O'Farreli, ". side, near Laguna; 2 houses;
rents SIS: this Is a choice location
$2l00-Cheap; Douglass St, near Eliza beth: street
work all done: size 5OxI25. se25 Su II
Clio MONTH WILL BUY AHoMEIN sAUsA.
tDlU Tito. Il. d. SPARROW. 628 Market jy9 Il
The morning call., 1892-09-25

$40. CASH $40
Balance IS to $40 per month: the grandest offer
ever made on property In this location.
TIE BOWLING TRACT. the direct line OF
the Oakland and Berkeley Electric Railway, and
the only l00-foot street running from Oakland to
Berkeley.
LARGE LOTS. ONLY $3.50 TO $500 EACH
Streets all graded; city water mains laid ;posi-
lively the best and cheapest property ever offered
FOR sale along this great highway; only 10 minutes
utes to San Francisco: double track now laid oy
the electric company; terms only $40 cash: bal
ance at So or $40 per month; lots only $3.50 to
5000.
THE BOWLING TRACT is the most elevated
piece OF land on this road; 800 feet above the sea
level, where nature and art have combined to make
resort for the family that is absolute perfection.
THE BOWLING TRACT. TIE GARDEN SPOT
OF CALF oRNIA.
THE BOWLING TRACT. only 3 minutes walk
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
so fast as i'll this tract
ANY person who is fortunate enough to see this
advertisement has no excuse for not having house
OF his own unless il be his misfortune to get
offices after the last Is taken. For full particu
lars. maps and to see the property apply to w. @.
MORAN, Lorin. South Berkeley; take Berkeley
tram stop at Lo rim: carriage always ready TO show
property; or go to CARNALL-HoPKINS Co, 624
Market ST., S. +. SOFA II
The morning call., 1892-09-25
PROPOSALS.


PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE SUPPLIES
i once OF Purchasing and Depot CommiSsary.
SO New Montgomery st, San Francisco. Cal,
September 15, 1892. Sealed proposals, in TT pill
cate, subject to the usual conditions. will be re-
ceiyeu at this Office until IL O'Clock NJ, on TUES-
DAY. September II. 1892, at which time and tlace
they will be opened Ia the presence of bidders for
furnishing aud delivery OF the following
named subsistence supplies: Bacon, corned beef.
hard bread, rice hominy teas, asparagus, black
ing toothbrushes, chamois skins, cheese, cigar
cites cigars coffee crackers. electro silicon enveE
opes FISH ham. handkerchefs, hops, inks. macaroni,
mustard. oatmeal, paper, peaches. peas pipestems.
salt, sauce, soap, sugar, soups, syrup, tspoca to-
baceo, towels tOweling, ammonia, aprieOts, barley
pearl beet dried, capers eatsup, cinnamon, eitron.
figs, fayorng extracts. flower, fruits, ginger horse
radish. jams. jelies. lambs tongue, msrmalades.
canned meats, mincemeat oysters, pigs feet plum
pudding preserves raislns rHzors salt celery
sausage. vegetables ana eurrants
Proposals Will not be considered unless accom-
panied by samples OF articles bid for The Govern
ment reserves the right to reject any or all pro-
poSas. Preference Will be given 10 articles OF de-
mest!c production or MANUFACTURES. conditions OF
quality and price (ineuding in the price of foreign
production or manufacture the duty tnereon) being
equal Blank proposals an ful Information as 10 the
quality stores character OF packages, etc. Will be
furnished on application TO this office. Envelopes
containing proposals should be marked proposals
for subsistence Supplies to be opened September
81, 1892" and addressed 20 the undersigned.
c. A WOODRUFF, Captain and C. s, Z. 5.
Army sells IL rs 20
The morning call., 1892-09-25

EOFO0 FRONT AND REAR HOUSE ON
Il -OOOs Army ST., close TO sanchez: lot 25x
The morning call., 1892-09-25

GI0750 R 70 Ms5ssi Ph sdsEas " CLOSE
and tenemenJs Oh rear street; rents $500 per
The morning call., 1892-09-25

G25 600 kLAR SG.-s9t D BUSINESS COR.
consisting OF stores. fats aud houses: concrete
foundations stone walks, cts; rents $2472 per
annUm; SO coo cash
The morning call., 1892-09-25
MYRovED PRoPERT'

Call and obtain one OF cur Real Estate Rec
'rds" which contains list OF properties for
sale IN all paTIs of The city
The morning call., 1892-09-25

OC40O NICE BAY-WINDOw COTTAGE OF
e O1OO- rooms aed bath; SANCHEZ ST.. close to
eieCtUc-Cars: brick foundations. stone walks, etc
mortgage OF SlbOU can remain II desired; balance
on time to suit purchaser.
The morning call., 1892-09-25
IMPROVED PROPERTY.

EASToN. ELDRIDGE q CO, REAL ESTATE
II Agents. Auctoneers and House Brokers, 63S
Market st.
The morning call., 1892-09-25

$50 900 Se sd to PF2TEaTT GS hats. o4 d sT
mag through 70 rear street; lot p .6xl20i rents
1896 per auuuul.
The morning call., 1892-09-25

CI0 000 PACIFIC HEIGHTS RESIDFN CE
= ~. OUO. Fillmore ST.: contains rooms and
bath, bay-windowS, brick foundations, etc.; lot
% ;etzKllO; sun all day long All around.
The morning call., 1892-09-25

S0JUU. tenements in rear: On Perry ST.. close
20 Fourth; brick foundations; rents S59 per MONTH
lot 2exSO.
The morning call., 1892-09-25

QJO OOO HYDE ST., NEAR GEARY =
ID ~ -OOO. Handsome 2-story house, contain
ing 10 rooms. bath. etc; lot 2oxS7:6.
The morning call., 1892-09-25
FINANCIAL.

l26 KEARNY. ROOM 0, You CAN BORROW
n money at low rates. private rooms fer ladies'
pledges for sale: take elevator. mrlst
GAN FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK
- SIS Kearny ST., the ohly corporation that teRas
Ben ey on diamonds. Watches low interest," ecssS