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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.

O.T.In ,E,1 EST.CC
ose Of Tn az tss a 9saaa Branch
VI. ). NJ.
w.
"AANEH WARNER
Aoi
--''' ''1AN ioo ''S DOi THE LAM By The ACRE
ONLY $40 CASH. ONLY $40 CASH.
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COL GETZ & BRO.
HEADQUARTERS FOR PARK LOTS
Is POST STREET.
SI50 $l75, s95g AND $500: LoTs NEAR
S25 down and So monthly.
G9OS 1850 AND 500: LOTS BET I. AND
.ND-D. sts. fine view OF PARK aud ocean: $50
down aud $40 moEthy.
GSOQ $3.50 AND $500: CHOICEST LOTS
LJOU. 20 nth of the nara. graded aud fenced
op posite strawberry Hill and new lake, rear ter
minus Oi ca Il .-ffne extensions "A cash balance els
monthly Payments.
GRADED LOTS NEAR OLYMPIC CLUB
- grounds aHd PARK. from "a 80 10 $1,000: every
purchaser via get more taan va ue .or the money
In buy ing fro us te-auSe We ~ cheap sell at
small ai' anee; ali lots so q on essy EerHS
NORTH OF PARK
cgS0 500. $3.50 $3.50 AND $3.50: LOTS
ave-. near Point Lob S and PARK; fac location .
good ma Inc view; easy terms.
GS0D $3.50. 500. 5000 slI00 AND $1,000
,DN)VO. Tor graded lots ia Richmond District
ready TO b ill GU; 20 per cent loves IN "a you
buy elsewhere.
no YOU WANT TO EARN FACTSe
IL If % cali ard will &C vince you that
u Is m"re pr0htab e 10 buy 10 10 the q oiden
Gate Park n IN Sc where about the city; we will
win pleasure. refer to hundreds OF people who
viii verify Statements
KEN eInb r. the owners OF the cheapest
and choicest lots there.
SOL GETZ BRO,
mrt SHIh IL IS POST ST.
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.


DON'T FORGET DON'T FORGET
GRAND AUCTION SALE
GRAND AUCTION SALE
GRAND AUCTION. SALE
OF The BOWIE PROPERTY
OF THE BOWIE PROPERTY
OF THE BOWIE PROPERTY
OF THE BOWIE PROPERTY
AT PIEDMONT. OAKLAND,
AT PIEDMONT OAKLAND
AT PIEDMONT OAKLAND.
SATURDAY. APRIL 2. SATURDAY, APRIL z.
SATURDAY APRIL 9,
AT SALESROOAlS, 460 and 462 EIGHTH 81.
AT SALESROoMS. 100 aud 1852 EIGHTH ST.
AT SALESRoUMS. 46O and 492 EIGHTH ST.
II BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS II
From 25 to so feet frent 100 to IS feet deep.
III BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS IL
From % to 80 front and 100 to I65 feet deep.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

L OR BARGAINS IN LOTS SOUTH OF THE
j park. near projected electric roads aud boue-
ward. easy terms don't TAI, TO call for particu-
lars on L. j. KENNEDY. $50 Market ST. mr23 tf
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

NJ AFEE BALDWIN a HAMMOND REAL
WI Estate Agents and auctieneers. members OF The
Real Estate Exchange. 10 Montgomery st.
$4,000 onIy-Point Lobos ave-. bet 9TH and Sth;
2txloO; stree ct WORK al done
si5oo-Cheap: ashbary St. near waller: 27:ix
1858 to fremont ave-: street work done on both
streets.
s7500-Pierce and Green stS: corner; 75x1O0;
only one BLOCK from Unions;- cabie-road.
SIS. 40o-Goiden Gate ave. near Pierce ST.; lar ge
lot, 6s;axiS7 IS te Elm ave w i'll susdivide
si3o0-A bargain: Eureka St. near 10th; 25xI25
s7l0o and sli.5o0-Two large lots Market ST.
s470O-Californa ST.. sunny side. near Broderick:
21:5xlS2:S; st rect work complete.
$s25o-very cheap: Baker and Fulton SITS Ger
ner; 2oxl00; on the main drive to the park.
Call or send for a complete printed list OF prop
erty for sale in all parts OF the eity.
McAFEE. BALDWIN a HAMMOND. Real Estate
Agents and Auctoneers, 10 Montgomery st
RoIOO BARGAIN-A HANDSOME BAY
.DOIOO. window cottage Army st. near
sanchez CONTAINING large sunny rooms. bath, etc;
lot 70 :sxll4: VIII sell on easy terms. MCAFEE,
BALDWIN HAMMOND
GIS QOO A LARKIN-sT INVESTMENT;
sDIO.oOO rent $3.50 year; substantial
McAfEE, BALDWIN & HAMMOND.
CID ono A HANDSOME RESIDENCE on
I'd 4 A.OOO. Steiner ST.. near Washington. FAC
ing Alta Plaza; Contains large sunny rooms. bath
and all latest cenvenences large lot 81 :6xl % IS.
MCAFEE, BALDWIN 4 HAMMOND.
GCn 000 SUBSTANTIAL NEW 4-SroRY
erOb.NOO. and basement building on Howard
St. near 4th stores and lodging house; rent $3.50;
portion OF building leased lot 25xS0. McAfEE,
BALDWIN & HAMMOND.
GSSQ0 a BARGAIN-A MODERN BAY
eTOCOO. window residence corner Clay and
Baker sts.: contains spacious rooms and bath,
Laundry aud all latest convenienees; exceiieLty ar
ranged handsomely tinted aud decorated; lot Y %
Nl06. MCAFEE. BALDWIN a HAMMOND.
4 TTENTIoN
BREWERS MANUFACTURERS. ELECTRIC
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~ II. UMBSEN a CO..
REAL ESTATE AGENTS. RENT COLLECTORS
AND GENERAL AUCrIoSEERS.
la Montgomery street.
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/ OR SALE BY d. LEvITZKY.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENT,
SOi MONTGOMERY ST.
BARGAINS
MASON ST. -FIRsT-CLAsS 4-sToRY BRICK
w building; divided Ia flats; always rented; so
| ARkIN ST, Mr.. CALIFoRNIA-2 STORES
II aud fats: 42x9O: rents for $f53 per month. and
aIwaJs rented under lease; slS1Oo; this Is real
bargain, bat has TO be sold.
CToCKrOS ST. Mr.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I'M
- prevenents; rents for 500 per month; 25x90:
$4,000
MABkET SIN SIDE, Mr. I4TH. WITH NICE
WI new h ouse; size OF lot 25xlso; $4,000.
4 LABAMA ST.. NV. COR 2sD-FrRsT-CLAss
~ improvements: rents for s55 per mouth; size
OF lot 25x75; $500
I 9TH ST, Mr.. MARKET-NEw. BEAUTIFUL
cottage; built months ago; ali modern; 25x
100; $4,000.
Also property all over the city not advertised
For further particulars inquire at the once OF
DAVID LEyITZKY.
Real Estate and House Broker.
mr2I suFuTh 3O4 Montgomery ST.
M 4I5 MONTGOMERY ST.
sp00U. OF FoIsom-st extension: very cheap;
level lots; ready to build on.
SeRO CRESCENT AVE. j;R. MISSION ST.:
DOOU. level. ready to build On; cheap at $500.
G9OO EAcH-lo LOTS. ,lScLUDINs COR
UoOU ners. On CortIan se.; the cheapest lots
on Cortland ave.
GOO PER FRONT FooT-ANY SIZE LOT: ON
OOO Mission st. sunny sde) mr.. Cortland ave-;
a pickup. McEwES BROS. 4l5 Montg'y 27SuThSa
I ooK AT THIS FINE Lots SO FEET FRONT
- by l3e deep. on Clara ave. bet: leth and I'm
SITS b minutes walk from Castro-st cars. up l7th
ST.; 1t Is surrounded by trees; has fine well or
water, windmill and 5000 gallon tank. all IN first
class condition, together with barn and chicken.
house; this lot commands a magnificent view OF
the bay, Oakland and Alameda; the drainage Is
Mission belt ana IS now ready TO build on: 1t viii
be sold cheap either in part OF as whole For fur
ther particulars apply to HORACE NJ. wooLLEy.
22eha Montgomery St fe4 u
$4,000 1 ss sohpk los sAf to Elm
bay-windows, brick foundation. stone walks: rents
SIS: stable: carriase-sheds mrll lm*
ASIssIoN.sT BUSINESS CoKNERs-NE- COR.
IVA Mission and Eugenia sss; opp Soth; eoxsS;6;
NV. cor Mission aud Randall sts.; 90 feet ON
tion Of San Jose ave and Dolores St $4,000
s9x2l3 feet On Mission St. at Junction Oh Morse.
sw. corner; TOKYO: Prospect ana Lizzie sts.; opp.
RIOS MORAN. 5s41s California st. mr2s tt
Is BUILDING LOTS,
1850 TO $500. CASH OR INsTALLMENTs.
LOTS NEAR sUNNYsIDE
On the electric road; ready to build on; water
''''' '-''' L. GRoTHwELL q CO..
mr6 IL 3ls Montgomery ST.
Ql7S LEVEL LOT. 22x76 NEAR RAILROAD,
u 1 -. In Berkeley: $40 cash, IS monthly.
&625-Lvt 42xlOO: severed ana maendamized.
ssUG-Lot 40x120; sidewaiked: $40 monthly.
&700-Lot 40xl9U; macadamixed: SIS moHthiy.
$loG-Lot 25x16o: high and dry; IS monthly
sl70O-Busness corner. s5xio). macadanized.
Get maps 1000 lots; offer oaIy what own.
CHAs A. BAILEY. Owner 20 Montgomery. II
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BUSINESS CORRESPONDENTS.

GGS0 C9FtEE-sALooN. RBSTAURANTAND
SvOO'. oyster-house; partner wanted; large.
opea day aud night; does a splendid cash trate;
clears TO eaen SIS to 800 per month: reason for
ihost practical. successful and popular restaurant
man in the state with very best references t0s Is
. e Gl IN lifetime; don't miss it, see to-day
oEo. eIENARr son. lS3 Kearny st. 1t
GC1O PARTNER wANTED-Nkw ANDsEC-
w.. ond-hand furniture. crockeTy. glass. tin
ah9 stove ware carpets and general household FUR
hishing store good location: fui stock; knowledge
OF same not necessary; must be willing to work In
store aud make himself generally useful: ia 3
taking partner best chance ever heard Of: see to-
cay GEO STEW ART q SON l35 Kearay St 1t
Nj AN TO TRAVEL IN COUNTRY WITH TEAM;
w business ilgbt aud profitable; competition;
SHELL eapIal re- uired: any steady man wishing a
Ninth st. mri3 n
pRoM1NENT CORNER SALOON AND CIGAR.
stand; long lease; cheap rent: viii be sold st
Call Branch once. rnr29 7ts
SALooN FOR SALE CALL AT II DKUMM
- street. mr2a 7ts
TOR SALE; ACCOUNT DEPARTURES; CANDY
4 business on principal street: vita or without
factory tools. apply Call Branch once mr29 Ste
RRANCH BAKERY CENTRAL LOCATION
y good business. Apply Cali Branch inr2e 4ts
RARBER-sHoP FOR SALE. ADDRESS BoX
~ IFS, Call Branch ONCE. mr2e 3ts
CALooN FOR SALE; lls WASHINGTON; WITH
2l5 Sacramento ST. mr2a as
&S0U CRuCKERY; BAZAAR; GOOD BUsf-
SoOo. ness; make offer. Call 22l0 Mission. % 3s
GALooN-CHEAP: DOING GOOD BUSINESS:
~ living rooms. so Howard 81. mr2s 4ts
GI7H FRUIT AND CIGAR STAND: OLD Es-
u u. taolished business Apply S3i Third 7tt
EoR sALE-BRANCH BAKERY AND MOTTO
store. 772 Harrison ST. mr25 ~
(u6AR-sToRE; CHEAP; $50 GUARANTEED
- per lnnth: 243 ouyth st. mrs 7t*
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prospect HILL TRACT.
FRUITVALE AVE. EAST OAKLAND

FRUfTVALE AVE. EAST OAKLAND
Fruitvae IS considered to be one or the most
desirable locations on the Oakland side OF the bay
for residence purposes. II IS sheltered from winds
fog. and has sunny aut delightful cl innate. Ele-
CANT homes and charming gardens abound ali
sides The terminus of the Highland Park and also
the Fruitvae street railways within one block
City water is being introdueed; electric lights ara
to be erected upon the avenue. Free pass good for
i've years, will be furnished for each dwelling
erected upon the tract within specified time Now
Is our time to secare hume. No better chance
offered anywhere III Oakland. Price or lots SITS to
500; $40 down. balance In monthly instalmenrs
OF 50 each For maps and full particulars call on
CLVuGH BAKER. Sole Agents,
mrs. 4Go Ninth St, Oakland.
NEW PLAT; LOTS 5oxI59: THE "CREAM"
~ Tract on the San Leantro road; Just what you
nave been looking for; every lot covered with fine
~ 90 per month. RUSSELL & PRoSSER, Twenty
thiru-ave- Station. East Oakland nir6 I'm
Go1u0 INsTALLMENT COTTAGE. saloO.
New modern cottage; heartbeat train and cable
line; we'll located aud central; will sell for xlOO
cash and SIS per month: call early. L. w WOOD-
WARD Il CO., goa Broadway. oakland mr3O IT
FRUITvALE-FRUITyALE
Choicest lots Fruitvaie station. extra large
lots. b0xl4O. on terms TO suit these lots
lay on elevated ground: Call for particulars before
purchasing elsewhere; free carriage In waiting to
show property.
A. H. BREED & CO..
mglot & AGO Ninth ST.. Oakland
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GTS00 FOR SALE-2 LEFT OF THOSE
ID sOoV. elegant modern houses, Just CON-
pleted. on Masonic ave, y Of Haight decorated
pdriorS aud dining room; 4 sunny chambers; fin
ished basement; plate and art glass windows; cleo
tre bells and gas lighting; large lot: terms suit
Inquire Oh the premises. nrl5 II suTuTh
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A WELCOME MOVE.

BELLEVUE ACADEMY TRANSFERRED FROM
HAYWAkDS TO THE WARNER TRACT
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Call and Obtain of Real Estate Records"
which contains full list OF all properties for sale
ny US in all parts OF the city.
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c. MON TTi-PARTNER; RELIABLE MAN
u - 70 take charge OF cash aud keep plain books;
no experience required, but must have 500: to
such a person this Is exceptional opportunity
Apply FLETCHER, 9l3L5 Market ST It*
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G1oS ClGAR-SFoRE; IF YOU WANT A
u ~ bargain see this; lfvtng-room: positive
sacrllee. see tLETCHER 9l3la MaFket s. LIS
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Gf0a SALOON; FIRST-CLASs LOCATION:
SDOOO. doing lne. steady profitable business:
fne offer: grand bargain. NJ LESS Fonrth 81 l.
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E'OR SALE AT INVOICE. S5c ON xI-GOOD
4 paying stere Of men 5 furnishing goods: best
location ia town; terms easy. ElCHENLAUB, 759
h2r~et 81.
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S450 RESTAURANT: NEATLY FITTED UP;
sells account other LusinesS NJ LESS s Fourth
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OAKLAND lEAL ESTATE.
OAKLAND AG TISEMENTS AND
" subscriptions received at the Oakland Branch
Once of THE MORNING CALL 902 Broadway.
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GE00 PARTNER WANTED Downtown
spcOO wholesale produce commission house;
viii be required 10 collect and assiss generally;
clearing to each 500 per month now and inereas-
ing: chance for sober industrious man: chance
@ Business Exchange lg32
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GJ0O0 SALOON AND LODGING HO USE; 81
u -OOO: rooms; cay front: business speaks Tor
itself; fine offer. NJ. LESS, 5 Fourth s.. It,
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Sl75 STATIONERY 3' Iaf candy AND VARIETY
STOCK. Sec Z II. FIEITHER @ 3Ih Ct
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TO Buy. SELL Oh EXCHANGE LEGITIMATE
/ business OF any description promptly. call or ad-
address MORGAN & CO, 23S kearuy 81. LIS
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Gl7S LEVEL LOT. 22x78. NEAR RAILROAD.
u 4 1 -. In Berkeley: $40 cash. IS monthly.
&625-Lot 42xlOO: severed ana maeadamized
SsUG-isot 40x1 20; sidewaiked: $40 monthly.
&700-Lot 40x19u; macadamized; SIS moHthiy.
$loG-Lot 25x16o: high and dry; IS monthly.
sl700-Business corner. s5xlvD; macadamzed.
Get maps: 1000 lots; offer oaIy what own.
CHAs. A. BAILEY. Owner, 20 Montgomery. II
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EEGAR AND CANDY STORE; BEST LOCATION:
- at great sacrifice II sold at once: this genuine
and paving business; suitable FOR lady or gentle
man. BAILEY, 7l9 Market st. mr3l ex Su 1t
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GsJIn VARIETF-STORE FOR SALE STA
t-1-sJO tioDeTy, candies, bakery. etc. 3 large
sunny rooms: splendid location: no opposition;
worth 500; bargain. Apply MORGAN. Dds Kearny
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GSQ0 SALOON AND LoDGING-HoUsE; IL
SDCOO. furnished rooms: principal business
street; sure bargain. NJ. LESS, Fourth St It*
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G o.fS BRANCH BAKERY AND FRUIT
sl>D-O. store Market 81. falI iayesttg alton:
sold on account sickness: will prove staten emit
LUADIN Il Co. 235 Kearny ST. nr3l ITS
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NJ C AFEE BALDWIN A HAMMOND. REAL
4SI Estate Agents and suetieneers, members OF The
Real Estate Exchange. 10 Montgomery st.
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Gl1 0GO GOLDEN GATE AVE. NEAR
I'D t.oOO. Laguaa: lot S0X l20 street;
new house or fats OF aud rooms and bath
each; house II rooms and hath I'm rear: brick
foundations: stone walks, etc: aso stable; rents
$50: part casa.
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G-Qn ELEGANTLY FITTED RESTAURANT
- W. suited 10 freedmen, in very best part
OF the city: actually worth $1,000 sacrifice. on acc.
cklesA PAl. EAC HANGE. q kearnv. mr25 rs
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Fronting on sonoma (cr 24th), Nevada, Rhode
Island ana DE Haro sts only three short blocks
from Tue Howard-st cars; each lot 26x10O: extra
wide streets: easy terms title perfect: lots are
erty
Call or send for circulars
McAFEE. BALDWIN IL HAMMOND, 10 Mont
Qomefy 81
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GE00 PARTNER WANTED: NICE. PAYING
NOCO. business, with q OF Al standing.
Apply 759 Market 81. room / lt-
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oANs ON REAL ESTATE NOTES MERcHAN
IL disc JOHN SBoWMAN.SSl Kearny, Rl2.l7t Il
MONEY LOANED FROM 81 UPWARD AT
w Security Loan fank liJ5 Market st. mr. Mason;
private entrance Turk y, J. FRAN kLIN& Co.6in
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1892-07-09
REAR AND FAR.

At the Little End of Nowhere lived a single
little man;
He had nobody for company but a little black
and tan:
There was not much to do there, as perhaps
you will suppose.
For as he had no neighbors, he had neither
friends nor foes.
And so he fell to wondering, and wondered
night and day:
II wonder why the people live so very far
away!
They must find it inconvenient. | should think
extremely so!
For when they come here. they will have so
very far to CO.,
At last he took a high resolve; he said: III go
and see
Why those misguided people live SO far away
from me!
Perhaps it is their ignorance. and can set
them straight
Before they grow so very old that it will be
too late!'
So he walked and walked and walked and
walked until he found u city,
And to the people he expressed his wonder
ment and pity.
He was completely thunderstruck when some
one CHANGED to say,
"'Tis you, my worthy little friend. who live SO
far away"
He went home bordering deeply: he said: ut
cannot be!
That person is It's they that live SO
far from me!
But I'll be patient with them, and perhaps
they'll learn, some day..
That such a distance from my home must
needs be far away
Margaret Vandcgrift in st. Nicholas.
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Pines and Tobacco.

Collectors of tobacco pipes, of
whom there are no small number,
seldom experience much satisfaction
or pleasure in smoking the curious
and unfamiliar pipes in their collec-
tons. 1t is necessary to have not
only the pipe, but the appropriate
tobacco, and to be familiar with the
manner of smoking in order to sue
cessfully carry on experiments of
this kind.
Even the familiar porcelain pipe of
the German student, which people
buy for its associations or the beauty
of it's painted bowl, is seldom under
stood, and few know that the ashes
should be allowed to remain in the
bowl in order to make it smokable,
nor that the coarse, common tobacco
called mo. 6" is appropriate for it.
The Turkish and Persian water pipes,
too, are difficult to manage. They
require the fragrant yellow tambake,
that must be soaked in water, wrung
out and put in the bowl with a live
coal or pastelle of camel's dung on
top. This pipe is now relegated tc
the elders, for all the younger gener
alton in western Asia smoke cigar
cites.
In eastern Asia, where the pipes
retain the small bowl, like those orig
inally introduced from Europe, fine
cut tobacco is generally smoked
Japan and China both use this finely
cut tobacco. Philadelphia Ledger.
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What a s,Sea Horse" Looks Like.

The genuine sea horse or hippo
campus is a veritable curiosity. tits
an seo or bony fish, with tufted
gills like those of the pike family.
The average length of specimens
found on the east coast of the United
States is about five inches, those in
the Gulf of Mexico often growing to
be eight to ten inches in length. The
snout of the creature is rather elon-
gated, and the head highly elevated
posteriorly. The ears, which are
simply aspiny coronet on the occiput,
help to give the little animals head
and neck a striking resemblance to
those of a horse. The eyes are very
prominent. and can be moved indie
pendently of each other and in oppo-
site directions.
This little fish horse suspends itself
to seaweed and other marine objects
by means of a long. slender, whip
like tail which is without fins. They
have but three fins altogether, two
pectoral Gust behind the ea1s) and
one dorsal. The mouth terminates
''suckerlike' and is without teeth.
They swim vertically, the tail always
ready to wind about any object with
which they may come in contact.
The dried specimens of this marine
oddly convey but a slight idea of the
real looks of the creature, it's appear
ance being as graceful and as elegant
as one could hope to see in any speci'
men of the fish family.-St Louis
| RnDnlhlic-
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JOTTlNGS.

There are 3S2 miles of street railway
in operation in Philadelphia.
The New York, S%usquehanna and
Western has decided to erect new shops
at North Paterson, N. j.
The Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
is going to establish a plant at Colches-
ter, Ia, for producing burnt clay bal
last.
Both the Pullman and Wagner Palace
Car companies have withdrawn the
sleeping cars that have been run through
to San Francisco once a week since
Jan. l.
The Empire State express on the New
York Central has a record of 147 miles
in $50 minutes, including a five minute
stop. The run was made between Al
bany and Syracuse.
The Adirondack and St. Lawrence is
building a deck girder bridge with three
spans, each seventy three feet long and
n span sixty-eight feet long across the
Kuyahoova river, below Poland, N. Y.
A stretch of track across the pampas
on the new Argentine Pacific railroad is
211 miles in length without a curve, q
single bridge or opening larger than a
drain or an embankment more than a
yard in height.
A new viaduct over the River Lea, in
Bolivia, for the Antofogasta railroad is
described IS the highest viaduct in the
world. 1t is 1888 feet above the sea
level, and the height of the viaduct
above the river is 4,00S feet. It is 10,497
feet long, the highest pillar is 1886 feet,
and the weight Of the structure is Oils
TONS.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1892-07-09
Ii Was Eun for the Dog.

The other day a novel scene was wit
messed on upper Broadway, where the
theaters are thickest. There was a SHARP
atmosphere abroad and the drivers were
slapping their hands and stamping thel1
feet in their efforts to keep from freez'
ing. In one such effort n driver
dropped his whip. AS his assistant
climbed over the wheel to get it a bow.
legged, crop cared dog lodged from I'M.
der a carriage, and Selling the whip in
his mouth frisked lightly away with it
The drivers laughed and shouted and
the young man ran after the dog and
called and whistled, but the more they
laughed and yelled and whistled the
funnier it seemed to the dog.
He dived under the wagons and played
hide and seek around the horse cars
now and then tossing the whip up in the
air in sheer exuberance of animal spirits
all the while keeping a weather eye or
his immediate pursuer, the whole Broad
way world looking laughingly on. Fl
nally, in the purse of a block or two,
after a horse had stepped on the butt
and nearly jerked the bowlegged dogs
teeth out and a street car had run Ove
the lash and jerked them in again, he
dropped the thing in the roadway and
capered after his disappearing master
leaving Ghe truckman's assistant in pos
session, thoroughly warmed up with the
chase.-New York Herald.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1892-07-09
An Infallible Rem dy.

Alexander H. H. Stuart, who lately
died at Staunton, Va, when secretary
of the interior under President Fillmore
used to tell the following good story Of
how he got rid of an Office seeker soon
after assuming the Office: 81 was very
much annoyed by a persistent applicant
for the post of messenger. The man
came in regularly every day for several
weeks until he became an unbearable
bore. Finally one day after the man
had gone out, l asked the messenger
then in office if he knew what that man
was after. He said, No, SIR WELL
said l. he wants your place, and if
ever | see him again he shall have it.
l never saw the man again. Washing
ron Post