davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The morning call., 1892-07-04

A BARGAIN on INsTALLMENTs-
DO YOU WANT TO BUY HOME
UPON THE INsrALLMENT PLAN
WITH oNLY 500, BALANCE SIS PER MON THY
wEHAvE BIG BARGAINS
In houses and lots upon easy terms: must be sold:
is your time; to blocks OF local train: all
and located In different portions Of Oakland.
$4,000 AND UPWARD.
Can and see us before purchasing
NJ J. LAYMANCE q CO, 466 Eighth ST..
Oakland. Cal. tyl lot
DE SURE AND READ THIS.
A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY
OFFERED IN THE FANNY DAVENPORT
FRONTS DIRECTLY on SAN LEANDRo
THE GREATEST HIGHWAY IN AND OUT OF
OAKLAND.
5Oxl2oFoor LOTS ARE HERE OFFERED ON
AN OPTION TO PURCHASE ON A LEASE
OF YEARS. AT So 81 PER MONTH.
NO CASH PAYMENT REQUIRED.
STATE AND COUNTY TAXES AND STREET
ASSESSMENTS PAID BY OWNER.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION GIVEN.
FIVE OPTIONS GIVEN TO PURCHASE AT THE
SMALL COST OF So 81 FER MONTH AT ANY
TIME WITHIN FIVE YEARS.
DON'T MISS THIS CHANCE
FULL PARTICULARS AT THE OFFICE OF
CLoUGH BAKER.
1902 BROADWAY,
ie25 If BETWEEN 10TH AND 18TH
ACRE LOTS. SUTER TRACT
Situated on the Redwood road Fruitvae
ave. and San IeaDdro electric-road: grand oppor-
funity for safe specuiation this property can be
cut into lots and sold ut once; one OF the finest
home sites In Alameda County
A. Ii. BREED d CO.,
tele II 460 Ninth St, Oakland.
CToNE TRACT. STONE TRACT.
situated directly on the San Leandro electric
road: lots 50x 80: grand 100 feet wide:
entire tract covered with fruit trees In assorted
varieties; many beautiful cottages now building:
for maps and Information call on
A. H. BREED Il CO.. 460 Ninth st., Oakland. 10 II
The morning call., 1892-07-04

DRICEs GOOD FOR THE PRESENT.
i Lot 26xl00, close 10 station, 5000.
Lot 25XlO0. choice and ear by. $400.
Lot 25Kl00, blocks away. S275.
Raw land. good for chicken ranches Carriages
free TO intending buyers.
Lot ll2x270 corner $3.50.
Lot 130K27O. corner. 5000.
Lot 1O9x294, corner, 5000.
Lot l23x3O0. $3.50.
Terms 500 down. balance to suit buyer.
Choice acre on Frutyale ave, S2750.
A lovely cottage, rooms. $3.50.
Ny office will be open ali day the Fourth and
after Give me call
WM NJ. DE WOLF. Fruityale Station. jy3 ST
The morning call., 1892-07-04
BEKhELEY PK0PERrY WANTED.

IVkN1ED - IN BERKELEY COMFORTABLE
w house OF or rooms good lot, for which
owner viii accept country property In part pay
ment; agents. Address IS T.. box a., thiS
Office mVl7 u
The morning call., 1892-07-04

cred an address at the reception of Golden
uate last FRIDAY night. An excellent pre-
gramMe OF recitation and music was given
by number of lady and gentlemen artists
The hall was packed TO the doors and aute.
rooms.
Eureka Valley No. 252 entertained good
audience last Friday evening with stereon-
ticon views by Professor Parker. and CON
cIuded the evening with a social dance.
The morning call., 1892-07-04

DIGHr IN LORiN, FINE L0T, s40xi40. CAN
IL be had on your own terms for $500 this IS a
snap; 90 feet corner heart OF Loriu. for few DAYS
only, $3.50 only. opposite corner sold for $1,000,
small cash payment; brand-new cottage. rooms
and bath. south front, only $50 feet station,
S24OO, low iastalinents NURTS Il SMITH. 46T
Ninth st. Oakland. jel6 I'm
The morning call., 1892-07-04

ONLY $3.50; 75x130: NORTH SIDE OF GOOD
" street; best bargain In town; call at IL you
want II. T. II. BAIRD. Morton Station Alameda;
take narrow gauge. je30 1t
The morning call., 1892-07-04

tiegant 2 story houses and fine modern cottages;
good neighborhoods; on principal cable lines.
The morning call., 1892-07-04

A HOLIDAY-FOURTH OF JULY-SPEND IT
IL proftabiy 10y investigating the Moss Tract
property or home an Investment: salesman on
the ground; ONCE open Monday. NJ J. lay
NANCE CO, 466 Eighth ST., Oakland. iy3 p
The morning call., 1892-07-04
CITY REAL ESTATE.

lToR SALE IN EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS
EQUAL TO RENT
The morning call., 1892-07-04

DENTISTS
COTTON DENTALAssoCIATIOx, sOe MARKEI
y ST. DIR. CHARLES w. DECKER. jes II
DR. Fl. X. MORTON JR.. DENTIST, 3lS KEARNY
~ So. = +. hours-s-l2 A. NJ, l-5, 7-8 p. NJ jel 3m
DR. II. q. loUNG-EXTRACTTON PAINLESS:
~ patchwork, bridge-work, teeth witho ut plates
aspecslty. lS4l Polk St myl4 ii
NO PAIN-EX1RACTING or TEETH MADE
~ easy. SOC and 81 artihc al teeth from S5; ail
Ing from 81 CR0UME Dental Association, 759
market St, bet. Third and Fourth. apf2 81
DR REA. 923 MARKET, EXT TEETH SOC:
II with gas 81; alilngs low; open evenings jas Il
| EEK DENTAL COLLEGE; CHARGES ONLY
IL Tor material used. Room 107 ll7O Market. 1871
NY CHILD KNOWS GAS Is DANGEROUS:
n by my wonderful secret local application to
the gums any tooth may be extracted or filled
painiessly: nine first prizes awarded me for finest
hiilngs. plate and bridge WORK office open even
ines aud sundays. DIR O. w. LEEK. s o'Farreiltt
CIT SET FOR TEETH; WARRANTED AS
W good as can be made; nlling 81 DR. sIMMS
oentlst $50 Market St. next Baldwin Thester ocIgf
II SIT: REPAIRING 81: FILLING sl:Exra
W painless 5Oc. DR. CA. PERRY, 8 Mason. nsst
DK. A LUDLUM HILL. l4s3 MARKETsr NEAR
~ Eleventh: no charge for extracting when plates
are made; old plates made nxe new; teetn
1oni 20 per set; extracting 500: gas given Az
nR C. H. WILSON, DENTIsrJ e2y MAEKFP
~ st. Jet Fifth and sixth- opn. Mason cel5st
4 WEEKS NEWS FOR CENrs-THE WEEKLY
~ CALL. In wrapper. ready for mailing
The morning call., 1892-07-04
oAKLAND FURN ITUHE FOR SALE.
LORTN REAL ESTATE

FURNITURE you WANT GOOD AND CHEAP.
see II. NCHELLHAAS. 40S Eleventh ST de6 II cod
The morning call., 1892-07-04

YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE aNYrHrNa
anywhsre at any time write to GEO r. ROWEIL
~. -o opIuce 81, Neu YORK aul9 ly
EvERf ONE IN NEED OF INFORMATION ON
~ the subject Of advertising viii do well 70 op.aia
ssopy OF Book for Advertisers" 358 pages prios
So "sheo. postage PAID on receipt Of price; con-
sains careful compilation from the Amerlssa
newspaper directory OF all the best papers aud
class journals; sives the circu rating OF sverV
one. aud good deal OF Information about rates sad
other mattera pertaining to the business Of sd YER.
S.hS Hharess kOWELLS ADVkKCISIN0 20.
kkAB. ~ Spruce ~. New yerk aulo II
The morning call., 1892-07-04

During our special sale viii cOutle in one year
streets graded and city water mains laid at our
expense. Every lot remaining unsold on August /
VIII be advanced. Take our adyes. Select your
lots at once while you a choice location.
The morning call., 1892-07-04

GT60 HALF INTEREST FIRST CLASS sA-
" OO. loon; No. location. fuh value for mon
icy asked. MCLAUGHLIN, 261a Kearny ST. ira It's
The morning call., 1892-07-04

Lots are level and ready to build upon Several
new houses are now under course OF construction
ia The
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1892-09-28
nOmnarativa Incrsaue in Wealth.

EXTRACT from a spppch delivered In Shawnee
county, KsS., by r z. Heller, ESQ, Of Topeka.
will now read to you an extract from
q speech made by Mr.. Charles Curtis ct
EmpOrlG on September 2, 1892, 90 re-
ported in the Capital, and repeated by
him wherever he goes in this district;
II make the assertion, and l defy Mr..
Lewslllng or any other Peoples party
orator 10 successfully contradict IL, that
while New York increased In wealth in
che past ten years 40 per cent, the state
Of Kansas increased 116 per cent"
After making this statement, Mr..
Curtis goes on to laud his party for
standing up for Kansas. While this Sta
tlstlcal statement is true as far as It goes,
taken by itself 1t is misleading. II was
first made In the senate by Senator Per-
kins, and constitutes 80 far about the only
attempted answer to the arguments made
by our speakers and drawn from the Sta
tistlcs sent out by the census depart
ment. Let US examine It and see how
Just and fair 1t is. The following iS q
list of the states and territories In their
order showing the highest per cent. Of
gain in wealth during the last decade,
taken from Census Bulletin No. 1872,
dated June 4, 1892:
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1892-09-28
FALL FESTIVITIES.

81. Louis Extends n Cordial Welcome to All.
The city of st. Louis has become famous
the country over through the agency of her
annual fall festivities, and from that source
has gained the sobriquet Of the Carnival
City of America"
For the season of 1892 all previous efforts
in the line of entertainment will be collapsed.
The great st. Louis exposition will throw
it's doors open TO the public Wednesday,
September z, and will continue to enter
tain and delight thousands during period
extending over forty days. One Of the chief
attractions announced by the management
is the engagement Of Col. P. S. Gilmore
and his world-renowned band, one hundred
strong. The illumination by gas and cleo
tricity Of the streets will extend over larger
area and be on grander scale than any
similar exhibition ever attempted in the
world. The thirty-second great st. Louis
fair and geological gardens, October 3 to
8, whose fame has been heralded broad
cast, will be one of the main attractions Of
that week, and as has been customary for
the last thirteen years, the Yelled Prophet
will again appear in his favorite city, on
the evening of Tuesday, October 4. The
hotel accommodations of st. Louis have
been materially increased since last year
and strangers are ensured Of hoSpitable
treatment.
The Missouri Pacific railway and Iron
Mountain route, with their vast network of
lines extending over the states of Missouri,
Kansas, Nebrasks, Colorado, Indian Terri
tory, Arkansas, the west, south and south
west, in order to encourage travel, have
made q remarkably low round trip rate from
points on their lines to st. Louis and return
during the festivities.
For further information relative to dates
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1892-09-28

their own, over 81 per cent. Of those still
claiming title to their homes hold them
subject to q mortgage? Is 1t a matter Of
pride 10 you TO stand up for q system
which in ten years has increased the
number Of your neighboring tenant
farmers from 13 to 33 per cent? And If
you are to continue 10 stand up for such
a condition Of things, do you expect these
tenant and mOrtgsged farmers to stand up
for your Would it not have been better
II you had continued TO stand up for
those alliance resolutions which Bent
Murdoch says you introduced into the
county alliance meeting two or three
years ago for the relief of your mort
gagged nelghbOrsP And In case the task
might prove too great a one for you, /
call upon Mr.. J. r. Burton. who seeks to
represent some Of these counties In the
next congress, to say what explanation
he can make Of these facts, and to say
what he proposes to do in regard to
them. You know well, Mr.. Burton, that
no force bill will stop this constant In
crease in the loss Of homes, and pray tell
us what other measure you stand for to-
day. Or do you still stand, as you stood
in the legislature of our state, with 8
record which It Is q shame for q man of
your parts to cucumber and weigh him
self down with? And not to be partial, /
call upon Charles Curtis, who seeks to
represent three Of these counties, and B.
W. Perkins, who seeks to represent them
all, to say what they propose to do in
for these people. Is it not q
TACT, to be downright honest and square,
that instead Of seeking out knowledge
Of these facts, all Of you shut your eyes
TO them, or seek to avoid their force;
that you simply drift with your party;
that while you were silver coinage men
at the old ratio eighteen months ago,
you are single standard and thorough
bred Wall street men nowH May the
people snow you under 80 deep that 1t
may be lesson to you as long as you
live that no man is worthy to represent a
people who is not more sensitive to their
wrongs than simply desirOus Of the
plaudlts of the multitude.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1892-09-28
dSted June 4, 1892:

Il will be observed from the above list
that the only states and territories lying
In the western half Of our country which
show smaller gains in wealth during the
last decade than Kansas and Nebraska
are two, Nevada and California. All the
others show larger gains, and some OF
them, notably the DakotOs, leave Kansas
and Nebraska out Of sight. Why ls this,
and what does 1t meanF 1t means that
in all this western territory the Increase
Of values has been great, caused princi'
pally by the added value attached TO the
land. In 1880 many counties in Kansas
and Nebraska were unorganized, and
all the lands Of these two states have In
creased In value In a proportion incident
to that of all new countries, and this In
crease Of 118 per cent. Is no proof a. to
the agricultural prosperity Of Kansas.
This IL shown by comparing South Da'
kota and lows, with which 1t corners.
No one can truthfully claim that South
Dakota ls q better farming state than
Iowa, and yet the latter only increased
its wealth 33 per cent. In the last decade,
to l,04O per cent. for the former. Indl-
ana shows q gain OF only 10 per cent,
and Ohio 15 per cent; Illinois shows q
decrease Of Z per cent. Hence q COM
parlSon Of New York with the great
farming states OF Ohio, Indiana, Illinois
and Iowa shows, as Gov. Humphrey said
In his interview with Geo. Alfred Town
send eighteen months ago, that the farm
era Of the west had concluded that dry
rot had struck agriculture. If, according
70 Senator Perkins showing, Kansas has
been almost three times aS prosperous as
New York, then the Dakotas have been
almost ten times as prosperous AS Kan
sas, which every one knows iS wholly un-
true. A comparison Of Kansas and New
York a. to gain in wealth Is therefore
miBleadlng, aud by no means proves
what is sought to be proved. But COM
parlOon between New York and any Of
the older agricultural states ID fair, and
proves something, because the condi-
hons are not 30 unlike.
The fallscy Of this argument (O OF
comparative percentage Of increase In
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1892-09-28

of sale and limits of tickets call on or ad-
dress any Missouri Pacific or Iron Mountain
ticket agent, who will be pleased to furnish
same,
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1892-09-28

The ADVOCATE AND TRIBUNE and the
Kansas Farmer can still be had at $1.75
for q year. Every farmer needs them
both.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1892-09-28
Hunts. BlOOl'S. LipDinGott'S or Mann's.
If you want the best

For sale by all hardware dealers and merchants,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-28
Tho Bridegroom or To-day,


Capt. Barnardstou who 10 to marry, on June 20 the
American beauty aud heircss. Miss Louise PoydJone
Is the eldest Of Col and Lady Florence BArnardi
ton. and on his mothers bide grandson OF tho iAte
Earl OF Dartmouth. Tho family have had immense
estates for century past in Suffolk their charming
residence. Ruys. at sudbury having long been tn,
focus OF the social activities Of that part county
Capt Bnrnardiston is Mt present aidede cam, TO Gen.
Sewdigae. Governor General of the Bermudas and 10
officer OF the Duke OF Cambridge Own Middlosex
(seveAtyseventh) Regiment.
The bride who 10 u blonde of medium height. and
lady OF many accomplishments comes OF . family
who have hold prominent otfices in the State Of New
York from, the early colonial times They allied 70
tho pelnnceys tho great ro' nlis family Of the En-
pre- State. In 1865. tho brides father. Mr. David r.
FoydJones, was Lieutenant. Governor Of New York.
The wedding will take place at in the picturesque
church at South Oyster Bay Long Island. and the
ccpion will follow at the brides country home. Fort
Neck House. Ma.sapequa an Indian name. By .the-bvs
OF romantic associations large party from suffolk
viii cross the Atlantic to DO present at both functions
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-28

great community, according to this Mug
wump pulpit blatherskite. are" scullions OF
hell" "tho one deadly octopus that Is
poisoning the social and political life OF this
city, and through this metropolis. the ma
ton" They are the minions Of the devil"
Like the Nep York Times, the Erentng
Post and the Mugwumps generally. he
abuses the Democracy OF the whole
State in similar terms. He calls the Demo-
cratic Legislature e n scrvile Legislature,
"a Tammany Legislature which came to
tho rescue with villainous statutory
trick" and against this victorious new
York Democracy. he warns the national
Democracy" Kick 1t out he shouts. he
also repeats from the pulpit the Mugwump
cry that 1t Is tfcacherous to Its party.
blackhcarted, and wholly vile and corrupt.
Yet the hope OF tho Democracy OF the
Union Is in this New York Democracy. Ac-
cording to all probabilities. the success OF
the Democratic ticket depends on Tam
many. Tammany holds the centre OF the
Democratic line. and the brunt OF the
fighting will fall on 1t. kick 1t out,
and where are the chances OF Demo-
cratic victory Happily for tho Democracy.
the Tammany host are not chicken-hearted
soldiers to be frightened by the bngaboo OF
this Mugwump pulpit blackguard. They
are veterans OF tho wars Of politics. and not
even the insults OF preacher like DIXON
will lessen the indomitable energy with
which they will fight tho battle OF
Democracy. They will not DO kicked
out by tho irrational Democracy" They
will lead tho charge against Its Republican
and Mugwump enemies and will carry for
ward to victory the standard OF the prin-
ciples Of the party Of JEFFERSON. JACKSON.
and T1LDEN.
Still. is 1t not about time to call OF these
barking and yelping Mugwump ours
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-28
FUN FOR ALL BUT THE CAT,
with the Exception OF the Innocent Gray.
whiskered Citizen who Was Ciswed.

with the Exception OF the Innocent Gray.
whiskered Citizen who Was Ciawed.
Down In the hall Of the big office building al
"a Cortlandt street the Postal Telegraph Com
pany has lttlo box Of an Office under the
stairs. In ono end OF the office Is pile Of
supplies. There. four or five days ago. a great
yellow and white cat OF uncertain breed but
sure determination builded q nest. Indifrer-
ent alike to persuasive calls OF "Tabby" or
Tom" and to threatening gestures and
shouts Of scat" the cat maintained itself in
its nest apparently undisturbed. But tho o.
cupants Of the telegraph office were not
pleased with the cat
Yesterday morning the janitor took long
window pole. and poking it through the little
window in tho railing around the telegraph
counter. began to prod the cat. There was a
Gr9Wi: hiss si. and n wiz com nm then
niiies to tho door. In the hall a scra S woman
was washing the floor. AS the cat dashed
her he her
cut on the point OF the jaw and scored the first
- The cat lied IN the stairs. with young army
OF messenger boys. operators. and scrub wom-
en- after it. The elevator man fought foul. He
seppea nto he sa
the cat finished the last flight OF stairs. With
chow. howl; the cat jamped into the car; The man
second floor the cat and the elevator were on
the ground floor. The door was opened and
the man stepped out A boat from Jersey City
had juet come in. and the street wns full OF
picous glance at the elevator man. and made
q rush for the street
Tho telegraph operator says he got to the
head OF the stairs Just In time to see well.
directed boot catch the four-footed bird amid
high hat was passing the door. When a large
yellow and white cat foil on his chest and en-
brnced his whiskers with four sharp-clawed
feet he yelled so loudly that q policeman In
DeX street sent for on ambulance.
The cat ESCAPED
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-28
THE lS11-JEBIsH oaUsADk
A Distinguished and Modest Russian Takes
Up the Controversx with EnerGy.


To THE EDITOR OF THE suN-Sr. Is It not
about time for tho daily papers to cease their
eternal pufrery Of tho Hebrew racer Wo
all admit that Jewish advertising patronage
has its value and that 1t should not be wanton-
ly sacrificed. but even this consideration
scarcely justines the numerous articles
laudatory OF Judaism with which We are daily
RECALLED by tho New York press.
Here is paragraph selected at random
from n Sunday paper. 1t appears In the body
OF an interview with local Hebrew politician,
an adept at shooting or his mouth" on the
slightest provocation. Unnecessary to add
that no attempt is made in any part OF the arti-
Gle to correct this gentleman's misstatomcnts.
Says he:
1 can't understand this suddenly developed anti
Semitic feeling in France There no reason Tor r. no
GF IN SS oson the S m the World Of
letters. in iinnnee in statecrat in the drama Tho
spsndii record az they have too in tbs asrnsn army
death for ratrtotism's sake For Jews. In whatever
seT%Ty ns the &c nd
ond 4" tue sTaSsS they ss we're pnt nw
members Of the Grand Army of tile Republic.
Now. as to tho first portion of the above
statement, wish to distinctly dispute that
tho French Jews lead In anything excepting
finance. In that branch. owing to their SOL
but whom have they to show ut the french
bar. in the world of lettors in statccralt. or In
and Lachaud. Of the pnst. Jews2 Or Is Maltre
rs and sdea o he has
such .pigmies MS Halevy.. Busnach. Mendds.
and UIhach to pit against Hugo Feuill lot. Dau-
In statecraft Judaism has given to France
Gambetta. CrGmicuX. and Simon. but serious
frenchmSn are beginninE torsalIIe that the
srread-eagl oism. rendered poor services to
his country. first 10y prnlonging u hopeless
struggle TO the utter exhaustion, OF tho ma
scquently fomenting religious dssensions that
came near bringing on still more disastrous
civil warfare. The roles OF the other two were
Of the alleged splendid record of jewish ON.
GERS in the French and German armies must
confess l have heretofore heard nothing.
frenchmen and Germans whom | have Qmes-
the jew preferably drifted into tho commisar-
lat department. Of both armies, 1t is equally
news to me TINT they the Jews. were patriots
nished men and money to the struggling colo
MES" This is n neglected phase Of American
history that requires some calculation. The
during the ,robellion," is ,effectunlly disposed
Of by Grand Army Man Rogers's letter to tho
North american Rere'o last year. in which he
reduces their. much Wanted share in that
In short. the many claims advanced by the
Jews themselves or their Interested Aryan
IN history Of the % Se century %s ev
cation will not bear the test OF impartial In
restigation.
Above ali. the outcry against them in differ
away by such preposterous utterances as those
quoted above. 1t must be remem bsred that
there is no smoke without l19 Inurs truly
New YORK. June 90. 1892.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-28
All Abou, dial,


Fom The Albany Tno.Fnioa
The peculiar OF our excellent candidate for Vice.
President is Hebrew. and may he found in the 10th
OF the 9th chapter Of the First Book of tho
Chronicles:
And over tho herds that FED in Sharon was shitrai
the Shorone: and over tho herds that were In the
valleys was shaphst. tho son Of Adlai."
The Adai mentioned in the Chronicles hourishsd
about Ola years before Christ. The meaning OF tho
name Ia differently stated by different writer's Nc.
Cntock aud strong say that Ada means the just but
sophy Moody IN her popular account OF the meanings
and derivations Of Christian Names puts Adai In the
group OF names significant Of preclousness and says
that II means My ornament" As 10 Pronunciation
Walker in his ru!es for the pronunc OF Scripture
proper names marks Adia award of three syiables
thus Adlu. 1t is to be noted. however that in tho
Latin Nu!pa;e the name is spel!e rs word OF only
two sylinDles, not Adlni hut tdlii
"rorro ar.urniis qua rn-cshHniur in saton pra?o'
situs fuit sctrai saroues - super boSes In vabus
saphat Mus Adh."
MoTer spells tho name either AdlAi or HAdlAi. and
puts dleresis over the last vowel to indicate that
the name Is to be pronounced In three syilAblsA
In campaign OF education II u importAAt that
everybody should learn the names Il the candidates
and how to pronounce ths3.