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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-25

Search f1T the Alpena Abandonst-Arfiv-
as and Clsaraaces.

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as and ClearaaCes.
SAULr srz. MARIE, Mica, Aug. "a
The steamer city Of Duluth arrived
acre thls afternoon uninJured and
cleared for Duluth al 3 o'clock tins
m1rnlng. The Mlssoula arrived up az
5 O'clOck, also UnInJured. and Viii
leave tonight. The captains OF the
Guy Of Duluth and Miss0ula attribute
taslr gIoundiDgs 10 insufficient range
lghts At the foot OF sugar Island. II
vas AT the point that Colonel Ludlow
aud Commander Heyerman insisted on
having two lgnts placed, Tor which
they were afterward relieved by the
lighthouse board. IL was cOncluslyely
proven that they were correct and the
lights should be lighted At once. They
are up and all ready 10 hight, but the
bOard persists IN is senseless opposI-
ton To refuse 10 light them.
A wrecking party from Port Huron
have for some time been searching for
the hull OF the steam barge Alpena.
which was burned and sunk N Lake
It. Clair a year ago. No trace OF Il
could % found, the ice last winter
having undoubtedly showed It lar from
rs tirst resting place. The search has
been abandoned.
BAY CRY, Mich, Aug. 24.-The plan
OF floating the light ships through the
So. Lawrence canals with air bags
has proved y failure. 4 week Was
consumed N going from Kingston to
Montreal. POnt0Ons mad To be used to
raise the vessel 10 the necessary draft.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-25

Mtrv. AHc 24-Panhan prvue.
one Of fae Oldest res tents 81 tls Soc
ton. h1s Been 1ret to death by
frous oa ne aad l1st bought
herd O. cattle sad was taxing fhem
name when tae an rs. made a I1rzs
at eH fe vas r teHet nto tte bushes
a. fne ste az tle rrsd. Ehe tui fei-
lowed Al naictei frul9a wounds.
piercing tua man WITH h.s borne Feo
Pc Fbo beard h.s cTes ioaad aIm
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-25

fsHrFwTye Aug. 24-The Excelsior
furnsce here has gone ont ~ blast
Moving. throwing seventv-fve men
0ut 0f emp 0ymeut. The capacity 81
tho Esce s0r vas forty tons ~ char
c0aI riE ron per day. This furnace ia
che 1-t ~ tbe Eve MsTauetts county
furnaces 3D. cease operations for TIE
arst rmc suoe 1853. sos @ pnrnd 81
rg iron 3 being made Is this county
IHe furnaces here have closed down
indefinite r. snd it IS donhtlu = they
vl resume unEi soc uoa industry
becomes glitter.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-25

LASsIS0, Aug. Z2.-The Lansing BIZ
cYcle club viii. IN connection with the
safe far, hold 4 series OF bicycle races.
The races viii be ten N number and
valuable prizes will be offered. An
additional prize or SO Will DC gwen 70
the rider making the best time during
the meet. With two exceptions the
races are all open events and L IS prob
able they Will attract last men from all
over the state aud Canada.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-25

KALAMAZOO, Mich. Aug. 24.-lIa
Goodrich. s. years old. became sud
denly insane and chased MS family
around the farm, bent on killing every
body. messenger was sent for OH
GERS, and when they arrived the old
man was guarding the house, monarch
OF all IA sight. A lively battle followed
before he consented 10 20 10 the asy-
linn
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-25

DESIs0N, Tex. Aug. z4.-toneuetor
Bezls, OK tRe Missouri. kansas 4 Texas,
brought ness 10 TINS city yesterday
tnst q huuung party composed Of four
young nieu had been found murdered
GA the banks Of Caney creek, IA the
Indian territory. Papers found on
one OF the men Indicated that hls
nams MAS Cherrie. Of Connecticut
The purpose evidently was robbery, a.
ali OF their yaluaDles were missing.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-25
POLISH RoMAN CATHOLICS.
Proceedings of the Union of America at
Nanistee.

MANIsrEE, Aug. 24.-The annual con-
venton % the Polish Roman Catholic
Union of America began here yester-
day afternoon. Peter Kiolbassa, city
treasurer OF Chicago. called the con
venton TO order. the election Of pres
idcut resulted ia the selection of Joseph
Reich Of Msnistee. who appointed Mr.
CerwiusSi of Milwaukee n secretary.
Bishop Richter OF Grand Rapids was
present aud addressed the convention
today The convention will be n ses-
con FOR seYerRI laYs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-25

The Other Fellow Had Straight Flush
at the 500.

y N0.-~1 ~''o'1 - = II III
at the 500.
SAULr STE. MARIE, Aug. 24.-Frauk
Brassel had three men arrested because
be lost $500 IN a poker game, on board
boat from Chicago. lie says the
game started as soon as the boat left
the dock, and all went well until q
hand was dealt which convinced Bras
sci that be was a sucker. In TINS hand
he received four aces, one Of the party
had jack full on queens and another
= straight flash. When Brassel saw his
four aces he played them for ali they
were worth and put $3.50 on the pot,
but lost 20 the best hand. the straight
flush. The case was settled by the trio
giving Brassel back half OF the money
he lost.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-25
NEwspAPER BURNED OUT.
once Of the West Bay City Post Wiped
Out BY Fire.

Out BY Fire.
WEsr BAY CITY, Aug. 2f-The Office
of the Daily Post and SIMS academy
and chapel were burned early this
morning. The loss viii reach $4,000.
with $3.50 Insurance.. The origin of
the FIRE il q mystery. but Il IS supposed
90 have been n lamp. The building
vas a large twO-st0ry frame structure,
and at one time was used a. a school.
nc YES A. present beng used M a news
paper o hca and church.
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She Sues for $4,000.

ScHooLcRAFr, Aug. 24.-Mrs. Eliza
Conkhn of this place has begun suit
against the Chicago x Grand Trunk
railroad for injuries received at Mlllett
station IN December. 1891. She places
her damages at $4,000. She mas been
very feeble since the accident.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-25

r. rrurv ffr1r~-7 rs-~v
when = r1etiriTe dossn help
Tcn ltsFour risk ant your
hss Dut that's the way you
have e. bf7 every medicine
f1r woman = al'n1ants. EXCEPT
nr rercas Favarite Fra
ecrtrfi0a
VIA hat theras ~ risk
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doesn't terrss ~ rffra. ID sH
tho esrrae v.eREuess-s raiu
frl disorders anf faact'rusl
ifsturhan ces thss slict
prrrlsns ni Yen have vH-r
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-25

The bonded Indebtedness of the state
il; Past due, part paid, five million
loan bonds, $4,000. adjustable at
s558.57 per $1,000 (non-lnteTest bear
ing. SIC. g92. So.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-25

4 Swindled Oar Of lis Money In a
Strange Land.
urrrorr. Aux. ga young Eng sh-
man bearing the dIstingu name %
Frsnc.s r. GisdNone and claiming tc
d. enc con of SIR John Gladstone ~
Alnssefburg. near nourgh. only
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Two GELS CONE
Young Girls Enticsd From Country Homes
Near Benton Harbor.

BENTON HsRBoR, Mich, Aug. "a
Ds'se Young and Cora Hoag. two
pretty country girls. are missing. lie a
thought they nave been eutlced away
FROM home and have gone To- Chicago.
The police are making great efforts to
locate che Eris, who are Is and IA
years old. respectively.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-25

dying. Ine b.. vas stii Anuous Tor
ghE. bar aas slot before sDgone else
.4s aurG
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-25

Ny Hulo Girl was
very eek last Nay
vi h bowel troate,
art after trying sew
era things the drug
FH adv eel me o.
rec IL atei fud i
e. ard she im-
oved rapidly She
.s been usug taH
Z oi snce then. sn 3
IA seut her we
~ aE..r
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-25

Statement showing the Condition Of
state Finances % Date.


Balance "a treasury June s1. ~ si.2il.s5l s.
And TINS amount Is certified ss cor
rect BY Auditor General stone.
Tns trust fund upon winch the state
as trustee pays interest Tor educational
TuruOzaa -
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The China Silks
Il Still Greater Attractl0n.

Monday morning we inaugurate general clear
ance sale of
The morning call., 1892-07-05
A ROYAL SAUSAGE-MAKER.
Charles VI of Spain Devoted Too atach
Time To the Industry.
MancheSter Times

Charles VI Of Spain Devoted Too 8tueh
Time To the Industry.
Manchester Times
Charles VI, I-ng OF Spain and the Indies.
had brotheisa samed Den Antonio, WHO
ezeelied as an amateur sausage-maker, and
after while nothing would please the King
but that he. toe, should be Initiated into
the secrets OF the wonderful art lie hoped
ultimately. he said, TO produce sausages
which should rival-nay. even excel his
brothers. Accordingly pavilion was built
in secluded spot OF Arnazjuez, where, lib-
orally supplied with choppers, pigs and tie
necessary spices. the monarch retired from
public view, and, dressed in a butchers
white blouse and apron, went through
severe course of training.
At last he was ready for test, and
piece of sausage solemny tasted by Don
Antouio was declared worthy of his own
making. The dish became fashionable al
court, but Charles, insisting that he had not
yet acquired his brothers. delicaey and
finish. continued his labors toward the per-
fection of his culinary skill. One day the
King, at table, began to find fault with his
Sau>ages. Naturally the eourtiers ALI de-
INJURED at this and declared that he was
mistaken but young Duke, who had just
come up from the country and did not know
how matters stood, thought he Saw an open
road to favor, and remarked: II venture
to agree with Jour Majesty"
What would you DO with the cook?'
asked Charles.
"Expel him." was tho reply.
On this, Charles rose FROM his seat. left
the hall, and quickly returned, dressed in
his professional costume. Approaching tie
bewildered young man he said:
''Sir Duke, will you beg my pardon Of the
king?'
Mercy. SIRE" cried the Duke, throwing
himself on his knees.
Charles goodhumoredly passed over the
Cffense and made the eulprit one of his per
sonal attendants.
This whlm degenerated into sheer mono-
mania. Matters of the graveSt Importance
were neglected. The King could not be got
away from his self-infiieted labors Sausage
mai king became the sole interest Of his. ex.
istence. In the end, however, he was unde-
ceved by a fortunate occurrence. An Eng
lish lady of rank, who was very curious &c
see the regal pOTk-butcher at work, was
secretly introduced by the British Embas.
sader into the grounds surrounding the pa.
| yiiion.
By some misehance Charles discovered
her. and thinking it was the best thing to dc
went up to her and embraced her, forget
ting that his hands and clothes were al
smeared ana dirty. OF course the lady.
dress was spoiled. but Charles had reeog-
nlZed now utterly absurd he must seem tG
other people, and his eyes being thus opened
he at once desisted from his degrading oe.
eupati0n. Nevertheless, during his absence
from business, feeble Prince as he was. la
caeulable damage had been done to the EN-
piie-damage FROM which she never reeny-
cred under his after rule.
The morning call., 1892-07-05

hits 9, errors A. Washingtons 4, hits 7,
errors 4. Batteries Rettger and O'Connor,
hillen and Mcclure.
Ar st. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, July 4.-The Reds won the
morning game in the first inning. ST. Louis
9, hits II. errors 2; Philadelphias 2, hits 10.
errors 2. Batteries-Galvin and Buckley,
Keefe and Cross.
The Phillies took the second game as
easily as they lost the first. ST Louis 8. hits
4 errors l. Philadelphias 6. hits g. errors g
batterles-Gieason and Breitenstein, Buck
ley and Cross.
AT Cincinnati
CINCINNATI, July 4-The first game was
cllnched in the eighth inning by Smiths
home run Cincnnatis 8, hits 9. errors 4;
Bostons 8, hits s, errors T. Batteries
nett.
In the afternoon the Bostonians won out
IN tue ninth inning in poor game. Gin
cInnatis 6, hits z. errors s. Bostons Z, hits
z. errors 7. Batteries-Dwyer and Cham
berlin, Vaughan; Stiyetts and bennett.
at Louisville.
LOUISVILLE, July 4.-The ColoneIS' morn
ing game was made up Of errors. Louis
villes 0, hits 4. errors 6; BrookIyns 4, hits Z.
errors /. BalteritS-Viau and DoNse Stein
and Daily.
Second game-Saunders was touched nd
iiVely Tor three innings and knocked out in
tCui 1<OuIoNiiitS 4, DlLo b. errors 4.
Brooklyns Z, hits IL, errors /. Batteries
saunders, Stratton and DoNse, Haddock
and DAILY.
at Chicago.
CHICAGO, July 4.-The Colts couldn't
touch RuSie. and Gumbert was an eaSv
mark. The fielding on both sides was bril-
liant. Chlcagos 2, hits II, errors l. Bat
terles-Gumbert and Schriver, Rusie am
Boyle.
Second game-The Colts played another
errorless game and tnrued the til bles on the
Giants. Chicag0s Il, hits Il. New YOrks
., hits z, errors d. Batteries HutchisOn aud
hittridge. Crane and Doyle.
Associa tion Games.
OMAHA. July 4.-Omahas /, Toledos 4.
SrcOnd game-Omahas 10, Toledos 3
MILWAUKEE. July 4.-Milwaukees /, In.
dianapoils g.
Second game-Milwaukees 6, Indian.
apOiis S.
KANSAS CITY, July 4-Kansas Citys 4.
Columbus 5.
Second game-kansas Citys3, Columbus ..
MINNEAPoLIs, July 4-Minneapolls TO-
Fort Wayues 8.
=, Second game - Minneapolis 5, Fort
WayneS Z.
hOrihwestern League.
PORTLAND, Or, July 4.-Portland wnB
Portlands 8, SpOkanes 2.
Afternoon game-Portlands f. Speksncs o
TACOMA, July 4.-Tacomas 3, Seaitles
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PROPOSALS.


DROPOSALS-SEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE
i following work aud materials Will be received by
the Board or New City Hall Commissioners In the
chamber OF the Board of Supervisors, Ia the New
City Hall, on SATURDAY. the Both day OF July,
1892 between tue hours OF II a. NJ. and II II. OF
that day:
Contract No. 30-For furniture aud fittings, with
sundry alterations In and for the Police Courts
TO be located In the northwest wing, McAlister aud
Larkin streets fRcades, OF the New City Hall.
Reference Is hereby made to the plans. specifca-
tions and conditions of contract IN the ONCE OF the
Secretary aud Architect. under which this work
must be done; the work to be completed within
sixty days from date Of ard of contract.
The Secretary VIII furnish blank forms OF pro-
posals aud bonds to intending bidders. No bid will
be entertained unless made upon blanks SO fur
nfshed All bids must be accompanied with a certt-
ned check for cent OF the total sum OF tender
The Board reserves the right TO reject any or all
Dlds. Payments will be made by audited demands
on the Treasury drawn against the New City Hail
fund. Bidders must strictly comply with the pro-
poSais in reference to certified cheeks.
GEORGE "A. SAADEkSOA, i. j. L. SMILEY and
JOHN ii. DURST. Board Of New City Hall Com
missloners.
ls29 s0t EDWARD ]. WOLFE Secretary.
The morning call., 1892-07-05
ANGELS IN LUCK,
And the Dukes Were in Bad shape, I
Finish 1t.

And the Dukes Were in Bad Shape, to
Finish 1t.
Los ANGELES, July 4-To-day's game
was witnessed by $500 people and they
shouted themselves hoarse over contest
which was almost an exact counterpart of
that played yesterday. Balsz pitched A
most effective game for the locals, allowing
but six scattering hits, one of which was a
scratch. He received liberal applause for
striking out Jerry Denny twice. Luck was
with the homo team all through. just as it
was against them yesterday, and they made
easy work of difficult plays when it was
necessary to double up basemen or re-
tire runners. Hassamer caught Balsz in
Terfect style. Harper also did good box
work, but was a trif1e wild and the errors
behind him were all costly. The features
of the game were three double plays and
the fielding of McGucken. Glenalvin and
Ebright. Following is the official score:
The morning call., 1892-07-05

EdTntU lUUS san ETanCfsCOS i, Oakla0ds
Home runs-MRnnasau, Turner. Three-base hits
Retz, Turner. Two-base hits-O' Brien +. Sweeney
Spies, MannaSau. Sacrifice hits-HutchinsOn Car,
roll Peoples, Tanning, Wilson, p. Sweeney .
First base oG errors-san Franciscos 4. Oakiands
8. First base on called balls-Oaklands 5. Left on
oases-Sau FTanciscos 4. CaklandS 4. Struck out
BY Tanning /, by HoTner 4. Passed balI-wilson
Umpre-AeDernott OGiciaI scorer-StapIeton.
The morning call., 1892-07-05
ON EASTERN DIAMONDS.
Results of Yesterdays National League
and Association Games.

PITTsBURG, July 4.-The home team
punched their hits early and were aided by
the Baltimores' errors. Pittsburgs Z. hits
IL, errors 4; Baltimores 5. hits z. errors 6.
Batteries-Baldwin and Mack; McMahon.
Gnnson and Robinson.
In the second game Pittsburg put up
a splendid game and hit Foreman hard.
PiltSburgs 10, hits 16 Baltimores 2, hits 4,
errors 3. Batteries-Terry and Mullane,
Foreman and Gunson.
At Cleveland.
CLEVELAND, July 4-Knell was very
wild In the morning. and the Senators lost
the game. Cleveland 8. hits Is; Washing
tons ?, hits 8. errors 3. Batteries-Cuppy
and Thinner. knell and Milligan.
Second game-Retiger was very wild.
giving seven bases on balls. Clevelands 8,
The morning call., 1892-07-05

Earned rnns-Los Angeles .. san Joses !. Three
base htts-McCauley. Two-base hits-Glenalvfn
Denny. Sacrifice hts-McCauley. Ebright, Dooley,
McNey, Staungs. First base errors-Los An
gees /, San Joses 3. First base on called balls
fy Harper s, BY BalSz /. Left on bases-Los An
gees Z, San JoSes z. Struck ont-By Harper 2 by
Basz q. First base hit by piteher-CIark
Dooley. Double piays-Balsz to McCauley Wright
to Hulen, GlenaIvin to stafford to McCauley to
HaSsamer. Time of game-2 hours 80 minutes.
Umpire-MeDonad. Scorer-J. viii Lyso.s
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FINANCIAL.

I26 KEARNY. ROOM g. YOU CAN BORROW
n money at low rates. private rooms for ladies';
pledges for sale: take elevator. mrltf
CAN FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK,
~ etS kesrny sts the only corporation that ionda
DousY on diamonds. watchesi lon interest," ooki
The morning call., 1892-07-05
RESOLUTIONS.

A Il A MEETING or THE BOARD OF NEW
n City Hall Commissioners, held Juno 80 1892.
the following resolutions passed TO prints Re
solved, That progress estimate In the gum of
S456S 50 IN favor OF McCann Mckay on Contract
No 35 pass to print Ayes-COmmissioneTs San
derSon, Smiley. burst Also, Resolved. That q
progress estimate in the sum or $3485 81 in favor
OF McCann Mckay on Contract No. SO pass to
print. AyeS-Commssioners Sandersoa Smiley
burst Also, Resolved That progress estimate ia
the sum ofiS 524 in favor OF q. J. bandman Con.
tract No. 80 pass TO print. yes-Commssio1ers
SanderSop, Smiley. Durst Also, Resolved, That a
progress estimate In tile sum OF 1887 25 in favor
of Il. A. Williams Contract No 80 pass print.
Ayes-COmmissioners Sanderson. Smiley, burst
Also, Resolved, That hna estimate In the SUN of
$Z96 25 in favor OF &. +. Weber Co. on Contract
NO 81 pass 10 print. Ayes-Comm issioners Sander
son, Smiley, burst. Also, Resolved. That final
estimate In the OF 1916 05 In favor of L. a.. l..
Emanuel on Contract No. 81 pass 20 print. Ayes
tolnmissi ers SaDderson. Smiley. burst.
y2567S5t EDWARD i. WOLFE, Secretary.
The morning call., 1892-07-05
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
DE SURE AND READ THIS
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STATE AND COUNTY TAXES. AND STREET
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FULL PARTICULARS Ar THE OFFICE OF
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1909 BROADWAY
te25 q BETWEEN 10TH AND nth
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take narrow gauge. ie3O ~
BARGAINS IN ,ra
s22OO-sl5o cash. $50 per nioatn: beantifu new
cottage; near Grand-st station (mOdern improve
S225O-sI5o cash. $50 per month; new cottage:
Eagle ave. (modern improvements
S24OO-$250 cash. $25 per month: 5-room cottage
s2750-sz5O cash, s25 per month; magnineent
rev cottage. 36Ill7. just finished: school aud
cottages OF rooms eacS. IN good location; for
immediate sale on account OF departure CT owner;
Houses built to order aud finished in 80 days
prompt; plans and estimates furnished iree houses
''"'' Op'" '"H"A'' NiiI MARcUsE 1tR'u q Kennel.
The largest contracting firm IN Alameda County.
Palace Hotel i~2e If
GJ6Qn GOOD Lot AND BROOM HOUSE;
- OUU. S2IOo-SO-foot lot, 5-room house;
sSO0O-5O-,oot iot reom. aud bath: All hrst-class
locations; Alameda. oakland aud san Francisco
property; to exchange for outside lands; furnished
and unfurnished house: rooms for rent with
without board. MRS. l. II. CHANDLER, 1929 Park
81, Masonic building, Alameda. ie22 II
II YOU WANT a BIG BARGAIN COME AND
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station only $500; on easy terms. This Is snap.
J. ; HANLkf a Co, 1881 Park ST. Alameda Il9 u
S.t}S0 CASH: BALANCE $50 PER MONTH:
u = ~ lot 33 az lz5 B 9story house OF rooms
and bath: located on one of the be avenues: con
venieHt school ana station; price $500 No. l73.
s25OO-Lot SS:4xIcO; new cottage OF rooms
and baih; good location; line view $500 eash; Dat
snce $50 per mOpth. No. 2O9.
s2e5O-Lot 25xI50: cottage OF rooms and bath
good nei-hbcThoou; street work done: $500 cash;
balance 80 per month. No. @4l.
s8OOO-L7t 54xi5s; cottage Of roems bath;
sunny side OF leading avenue; convenient 10 sta
tons 800; balance SJU yer month. No. Z29.
s32e5-Lot 57xl6s; cottage OF rooms and bath;
y side ot avenue; me iscstion; street work done;
$500 cash. balance SS5 per m0nth. No. 22s.
ss2U0-Lot 81 :6xl 90; cottage OF ) rooms aud
bath; larse attic; excellent nelghborhood; near
Chestnut-st. station; 500 cash. baance $50 per
month. No. sn6
houses 10 let and money 10 loan. IA. = MOEEAL s.
CO, 1882 Park St. Aiameda; 40@ Montgomery 81,
san Francisco. fGi q
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