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CHEERS FOR VILLIAM BROOKFIELD.
HE AGAIN ACCEPTS THE PRESIDENCY OF TIE
REPUBLICAN COUNTY COMMITTEE

HE AGAIN ACCEPTS TIE fhE>ipEHCi w LEE
REPUBLICAN COUNTY COMMITTEE.
The usual monthly meeting of the Republican
County Committee was held at Grand Opera House
Hall last evening. Nearly all the prominent mem
hers OF the committee in attendance. 1t was
the first time that Presidentccct William BrookheM
had met with the committee since his reelection in
I,nua,v which occurred, 1t may be remembered,
daring hi. absence in Florida, whittier he had been
called By the illness and death OF his father AS Dr.
Eruokiield entered the hall lie was greeted with =
spontaneous and hearty welcome The demonstration
Wa, repeated when he mounted the Platform ana caoi
the meeting to order. In 50 doing ne sam'
Circumstances were such that was preVehpA
from attending your last meeting. take advan-
tag. OF the present opportunity. the first which
has since occurred aud although my ncliiE-
tioas and personal wishc, were That the once
might have dcvolvcd upon some one ei7',
to accep: the place which You have again "ico''"
me. CChecrs.) This is no time for any Kepuohcn"
10 lie down. Renewed applauseJ no ioya' hcpuD,
lican can fail In the coming contest I'd diScharse us
fan duty wherever and whenever that duty calls him.
More checrs.)
+ congratulate you upon the brleG prospects OK
RcpublIcan victory which are daily growing brighter
(,pplaII,cD Republicans throughout the State VIII
unite this year, AMI, free from Internal
move upon the common enemy. Cnited we a"ays
win loud cheerng) 1t Is not bod prediction to
make that the Republicans OF TINS ene III l"c up
preaching Presidential battle Will be united oeter
mined ard vctorious.n dong continued APPLAUSE
secretary Belamy announced the following suha'ns
committees for 1892 as appointed by President booh
field
on AppeoIs--lIcnry Crosse E. ID. Hawkins, Thomas
J. Rush William II. Grogan. John Collins, Benjamin
Oppcnhelmer. John ;. Phillips, ID. NJ. Robinson Dr.
f. H. Ramsdell, william IIb Huber, Hiram Merritt
joseph f. Beglan and Willlnm IL. Coisa.
on Rc>Olutons-Elhu Root, Daniel o. kollns'
samuel H. Randall IL. G. Racks and James W. Harris
ON Finance Nathaniel y. Prentiss, Edwin Elnsteln'
Horace Russell James NJ. Varnum, Nicholas Fish ana
C. Voluey King.
on Public Mcetings-Eben Demarest, p V. X. van
Wvcl C.. H. r. Coils jeremiah Pangborn and Edward
Il. spear.
on Speakers Edward =. Bartlett, Job f. Hedges ana
Donald Mclean.
ON prlntlng-Charlcs g. Cronln, Herman Cantor ana
Rudolph RUbens.
ON Observation-Disclosures A. Greacan, F. snyder
John stiiebnng II. ". Gibson aud John a. Moran
The propo5 ton for conference Of representatives
from the various Republican clubs and organizations IN
th div 10 arrange for series OF speeches. 10 ne uc
Iyr,cd y Professor George Gunt1n on the tlrl anu
Hundred subjects vas referred to the Executive Iom-
uittce The conference Will tako place IN Few days.
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4 HEARING on TIE INSURANCE REVISION


Albany, Feb. The senate and Assembly IN
.urance Committee gave ioi"t hearing THIS ai'"f
noon on the revision If tho Commissions Codhcat"l
Of Insurance Law. A. many as eighteen ira"Fh'l
orders were represented ap"nst the Code. Inc III
Sirance Department presented n Numbrr OF amen"
ments intended to wipe out the endowment oru''
societies, which arr legal under the pr'>'"' i""'
of the state Charles T. Lewis OF thc Fidelity CASH
atty COMPANY. asked that the branches Of casualty
comuonics might he allowed 10 establish branches with
10000 capital lie objected also 70 the provisions
Of the law obligng proportion OF directors 10 DC
residents Of the state. and against the provisions
limiting investments II the bonds OF dividend pnyimS
companies W. H. lIornblower representing 'hr NV
York Life and Mutual Life Insurance companies
favored the last two ~ these amendments
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erection OF clubhouse. where the present players dub
mousse now stands. at cost OF 100000
DISCUSSING NEUSPAPER FORK.
THE PUBLISHERS ASSOCIATION ELECTS OFFICERS
a DINNER is THE EVENING

TIE PUBLISHERS ASSOCIATION ELECTS OFFICERS
a DINNER Is THE EvExIXG.
Every department of the business management Of II
oay newspaper was discussed Yesterday at the Iiol-
land House by the American Newspaper Publishers
Association. in executive session. The OF COM
position, the relation Of printers, unions to publ
stcicoyplng and p,esswOk, all had their share Of Ia,
discussion in turn. The attention 81 the member.
was called to the recent tests of typesetng machines
and various opinion, were expressed a, t. the
practical worl;ng Of the different patterns. IN
effort Is also being made to secure NOR,
stringent legislation with Tegarl to obscene literature
The election of officers rcsutcd in the choice Of
James W. Scott, Chicago Herald prc,iIcnt: f. IL
Woods " Boston Herald vice President L. L. Morgan
New Haven Register secretary treasurer; and W G.
Bryant. 3" Brooklyn Times; {. W. Knapp. st. Louis
Republic; Arthur ;. Pcasc. woonsocket Reporter
j. 4. Butter, Buffalo News; and L. i. McRac. "Cin
cinnad POST executive committee.
The sixth annual dinner Of the association took place
at the Hotel Holland iast evening. About 100 news
paper participated in the festival. They had been
hard at work for two days, talking with Il view TO
advancing the press influence In the United states
and their deliberations terminated naturally I'm din
ncr, at which all present. Charles a. Dana
was one Of the most prominent guests there. lie
talked more about The Tribune as his alma mater
than OF The sun, his acquisition. The genial presence
of Mr. Dana at this gathering WAS appreciated. for
he threw into an address Df II minutes the accu
nulated wisdom of quarter OF a century. For one
thing he defended illustrated journalism, and did not
withhold the expression OF his comfortable feeling
that the art progressive, and that lkcnesscs Of
individuals ms they now appear In daily and sunday
newspapers ure superior 10 the representations OF
years ago when viewed from the point of real art.
Major l.. h. Paneb0m, Of The Jersey City Jour
nal" made delightful ana interesting speech from
the counting house point Of view Of newspaper es
tabashment we'll from the editorial view. Major
4. r. Howell spoke for - The Atlanta Constitution
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,v,p,.,,v yriBTy DEAD Is NEW-YORE.

Unless all signs fail. Anarchy In New-fork Is dying
out. During the last the Anarchists have been adj
verrising great demonstration" which was to be made
last evening In Cooper Union fo inc purpose OF de-
r,r a,.,chis. at Xer,- spin. February TO- Here
t,o sueh call, have been responded 10 by thousands OF
Anarchists who not only Allied the large auditorium in
Cooper Union but nlled the streets near te building
A. m. ..grcon evening the hall
mara than half all4d Captain McCulagh was there with
thirty policemen I'm uniform and about twenty in citizens
dress. Inspector Williams there in uniform The meeting
WAS ordsfiyH TAs nrss speaker was O. Owen who WIS
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MARRIED.

AGAR MACpONOUGH- On 1hur.dsy February 10. a.
~ ti,-.n I'm tho District OF Columbia Johh f'ralg
Ar,r 'oi 6f william Asar. c;qr OF Newptans' , n'o
40, Louise. d1ushtct ot ,he 'a'e n''"''"' ''"
a.. ou~b al san Francisco. Cal
Monday FebuaEy l 10, iS " " g
frank Barnes. OF Middlchope, y y, ~ isabella
daughter ot T. Merriam ,,,.a,.
rrEr-EAIltD- In Peth"l, Conn on 1 notrd Ok
rsriI 10 t,,or.- H. Beebc o. Brooklyn, " \.
u,ti- Dll.WER. THURSDAY, February ~.
:" ~ a / Rrownc at the residence Of inc prrSc
,n' Ilbbc daughter ~ Nicholas Brewer 10 fF''N
Remington Hall ,.,.,
,- -urrvoOD-A tho residence OF the brides
"a,Lrr 80 NrDonoughSt BIooAlyn on me rn'"'ng 1 :"
n IA, bv the HeN. y r. Merwin, OF Wihusor' to,n'
r." t,'.ts NJ sutton to Miss Louise SHERWOOD udush
~, 81 - me late Rev j. NJ. sherwood. OF Broohlh' ~
az, rtNSo\- STEVENSON-On February u, 80
W. H. rry " \ Dunncl Albert WI.Aiison ana De'''
Stevenson both Of brooklyn
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.en,et 10 Ga l. ,.tilc In regard ~ me modlhca-
ion i'm :ne (ivll Danagn Act. he held that u now Mis
never resor:at to except by Snys NY "Eers
of ftmc, III Nttie rVpHte. INC ',ln '@uSo "ssS
essential. because tho bill pc;ctiben Ine Hours
when ,aools were 10 Le Mp ~, IT.
and provided Punishment when The law Na' v,ohi,SH:
1lat being The cas- there was no hoeSSS lo' sp''
or heir irsi !mOny. .-, .. +. to-. -.
senator Csr,cr WIS the last sp ahcr In favo? o.
the I'M lie was line first NJ the syahcrs ~ lh!"t
polite, into ihc discussion. lie 'ad mat ms n no war
g. r,onei he rin.i,~ II the saloons In New ORR Tor
thirteen hours on, Of tie twenty four homr' on sunday
The committee Ill not act upon Tie OH t'-"'>'
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DIED..
LIE ~.
. Ennlawond Y. J.. Wednesiay.


SsS oily ssSa s' @aps & George
the 18Th ss sS fiery s
Notice OF funeral hereafter. 49, ,,,
REEsI DE-on Wednesday Feb I'm; ND p icS
IIaneock.ave.. Jersey CITY III. ~, ~ 9 o'clock. at
Intermcnt on saturday at Philsdelphis.
2y Won TSSr,'s 18Th o S sss ' M
Fea n sGrSsG At the cstsh Of ne o hoy AZ e
Intcrment at wOcdswn
SEARS-At his residence in Toronto ONT on Wrdnsschy
Intsfment a. Kingston Ont.
srARRon ruc-day February 10 % the rssldsncs MI
Funeral Us sef Wees At 30 50 Madsoavc Friday "
Kins.ton N. Y. papers please copy:
q T%OS Saa. S he Rev.
JJi q crawford SSs A'"'A '" ''''''''' !,
Funeral private.
Ter q George . and Susan H. Taan the 18Th year
Funeral .eryiccs at Christ Church. Shrewsbury n j. On
Monday, February 90. at BIS p m.
isa2. EdSard Tompkias, aged - years IL months II
Funeral from residence on Grovess saturday February
R1,s:ses and rcnds OF the family invitd to attend
.ehotan at his late residence, 10 West ssth-st
Notice OF funers to morrow NJ
VA asy Is s htra asSt%s % shr q
JasIer Ten Eroeck and Emma Dickle van Week 49,.
Funeral services (prvatel wero held at the a'y n'''0
"Wednesday February II. at o'clock. a.,
nermcnt 8oy following in family plot, Greenwood Como
ry. -
EHza ~ West widow OF Alfred West OF the city ("
Eew.HorS .
Fnncra services at her residence. 80 East Fontst.
Friday. the 10Th inst, NJ o'clock p M
New-Ycrk foo. Ok Lihetsv-st., O'Clock p M
Int private, Evergreens Cemetery
wESrEEyELTIon wsd1csday February H. 1892 Cor
Funeral on saturday Fehruary 20 at 10 30 a. m, from
the house OF his son .n.lsw Edmund H. MARITIME No 30
West Sod-s.
wITHERs-Davd Durham Whsrs. suddenly at tbs
Breyoort House, aged 20 years 90 days.
Funeral at ST. Marks Church Saturday, the goth day
February, at 3 30 p. IN.
New Organs papers please copy
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Rercs.nst,ves NJ the United Suites Horse and Ca'ue
Show and Of the New.Yok Baseball Club met YESTERDAY
afternoon for the purpose Of considering further re pa"
Of giving open.sIr horse shows on hc roo urou'us'
An agreement was reached whereby inc Daseoa'i peop
will let the horse and cattle show company have the fo'
Grounds for six exhibitions annually three in the sprihe
and three in the fall In for certain percentage
~ moss receips The company will At once begin inc
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nIsuop MNIEENY As RECENT.

Albany Feb. l. (SpccaD.-it IS said that Francis
yar,an intends 10 resign his post Regent Of the
University In case this happens the leading Demo
Gratis In this Legislature say they VIII eject hNh"p
McNIerny the Romnn Catholic Bishop OF Albany as
Mr.. Kcrnan's
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Mr. IND MRS IEgSCREL 10 BE HERE IN MARcH

Mr. and Mrs. Ccorg Hensche who are now attracting
great attention in London with their vocal recar anu
or.tro and concert music will begin American tour
on March TO- Their appearance Will be at ChicHer
Ing Hall on March 10, and the next In the same pace o"
March rs number Of engagements for their appearance
in dneren. places have sieady been made The tour VIII
be devoted principally 10 vocal recItsis.
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,,xc.tmeut. Real Estate shares

nh ,r,.ri,an Investment Union, stewart Buliuine,
o i,,t trls city has introduced practical ana
80 - ID c1nblnarlon h. purchase and improve zeal
Won can buy shares and pay for them by ns sa
-, and receive per cent interest ana slhe oi
Iona poni. Witch have averaged l. per cent S sr
ri ,nioi managed by representative mon has accu
ia.d i'm hn Last lour years over eooVo IN $500 'I
II. shares are guaranteed by l@iaup V'i'"' anu P'
Of $4,000.
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yrGEy D,ALBERrs COMING VISIT.

The weIl.known pianist Eugen DAlbert Is expect"
.srs on the steamer due here March g. He VIII play
n few concerts with the Boston symphony Orchestra
bot hi. New.Yok appearance will be in rccltas during
the latter part Of March His hrst appearance IN 'h'S
country on this tour has been fixed for Msrch H.
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n,os,oy on HOFFMAN ISLAND.

There was an explosion on Hofma" Island N ."r h"usn
,a, n,ebt IL occurred in the gas-gener''hs "o"a
"a Mr. owens the superintendent win ' were severely
s's'a".' ,no,r faces and arms Luckily Dr 'enA' 40,
Ms.,s ooer Of port ives On u: island w''n '
INC ,.' ..,nr,,d. end h ssAsd ths htured men
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4 1HIRD LECTURE TO YOUNG MEN.

The third IN series OF mass. meetings for Young
men will he held in the Church Of the Divine Paternity
next sunday evening. The address will be BY DE-
John ). White on Physical Training and Morals.
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epr,KrB CsIsp's POOR HEALTH.

uash,,gton Feb. ls.-Speaker Crisp was not ieei-
T., ,rou today and left the Capitol early i"s
's;snds are urging him to leave the city ano 'aA'
t fr Sovs, rest but he Is reluctant TO 40 So
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People with everything to sell. from hddies 70
farms. and others who want to Iny eyery'ns' IRON
manufactures 10 autograph co'ecilon> W. l,c.', =,
rom I'm the rauy columns Of little advertisements
Of the people
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TIE American Art Galleries.


EAs. 23dst Madison Square.
SALE BY AUCTION. WITHOUT RESERVE
THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING,
AT O'CLOCK.
A VALUABLE COLLECTION OF
OIL PAINTINGS
attributed to the
OLD MASTERS
OF THE DUTCH AND ITALIAN SCHOOLS
OWNED BY FREDERICK PAULlG OF GRUNBEe"
sILEsIA, GERMANY.
THOMAS T. KIRBY, Aucti0necr,
run AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION, MANAGERS.
Madi.on Square. South
a. just Published.
CVENING-EARLY SPRING.
Az ETCHING BY ALEXANDER sCHILiINo
THE CELEBRATED PAINTING by
D. W. TRYoN.
Mr. sehilling is both sympathetic and skiltu ana ms
,rans aton OF Mr. Tryon's 'Evening-Edrly spring Is
succcss.-Tribunc. $1,000.
HI, completed work. together with proofs Oh iour'o"
preliminary states and the original painting my w
amncd at the Art Material Store OF
y. K. MONTROSS,
(PUBLIsHER),
1850 BROADWAY.
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vbcn rany was sick, we gave her CS,o,.,
u az, vas a child, she criec for .astofa.
When she became Mss. sho chung 70 'esor.a,
When she had Children. she gave them NNs'o'~
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followed by Henry Wcislnann, who spoke in German
speeches were also made in French Italian Spanish.
Russian and Hebrew
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To man or woman who has all unqualified wish.
TIA many coIumns of short advertisements on tho
ninth page of The Tribune VIII be found orimfui Oh IN
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, ,, uttIe advertisements, descrlpins IN
5rena, c'' ~. varied requirements OF hosl r ~
are u,e mi many columns on tile nlnth page - -
Trbune to-day.
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H. Filth Avenue Art Galleries.
800 FlFTH.AvE.. NEAR 3irHsr.
FREE EXHIBITION DAY AND EVENING.
MR. J. ABNER HARPER'S
PRIVATE COLLECTION
PAINTINGS
TO b. sold at auction without reserve At
CHICKRRIYG HALL
corner 1sth-st. and SHAVE.
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY EVENINGS.
FEB. % AND "a.
Mr.. S. p. AVERY ir.. will assist In the management
ROBERT SOMEEvILLE. AuctioneeE
ORTGIES & CO., Managers.
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Notices OF marriages must be Endorsed with fuii
name and address.
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Whom Won want TO hire servants, ma bqar rl
Or rooms buy or sell real estate. let OF MIRO
h,,eos orr find work or workers Of one kInd or an
",ncr c0nsnIt the many columns OF interesting all
nonnccmert, printed daily in The Tribune
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Licbia Company's Extract OF Bref.

oc,o used becomes indispensable in the NtchcI
The morning call., 1892-04-28
ST.,
BET. LYON AND CENTRAL AVE.
A RTISTiC HOMES

These houses the north side of street hav.
ing the sun ali day. They command a grand view
Of the city ana bay view tom the upper windows
They contain two stories, attic and basement,
salon pariOrs aud diDingroom with sliding doors
SO that the entire parloT floor be thrown int D
one for entertaining tiled vestibuie: frescoed CELL
tngs In reception hall and dining-room: second
hoor contains four bedrooms aud bath. with two
finished bedrooms I'm attic: hot air furnace pipes
throughout the house: elegant wooden mantels.
Why pay rent when you can bay one of these honses
on your own terms? Monthly instaiIments equal
to rent or fiat loan. Further particulars can be had
or the agents, SHAM MALD, BUCKBEE a. co,
407. 400 Montgomery st, or from BLAKEx POT
fiSGER, builders, on The premises. ap21 10
The morning call., 1892-04-28
CITY REAL ESTATE.


ConA0 WILL BUILD A FIRST-CLASS BAY
epoOOO window S-room dwelling: brick founda-
ZION; artificial stone sidewalk; iron fence and
eresting: PLANK basement: sewers and plumbing
complete; wood mantel.. gas fxtures shades. ETC.;
ready Tor occupancy; call and examine plans
specifications. etc; specifications submitted for
any KIND OF building. w. w. REDNALL, Builder,
1912 Market ST. near Itth. ap24 s.
G10 SQO LOT 52xl37:6; FREMONT ST; 2
VIO.cOOs lOroOm houses. 1928 Fifth. 20 II
GfS00 BARGAIN: 6OxI00: on WALLER,
u icVVs near Ashbury. WILSON & CARR lS
fost 81 ap272
The morning call., 1892-04-28
CITY REAL ESTATE.
. II. UaBsEN & CO.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS. RENT COLLECTORS
AND GENERAL AUCrIoNEERS.
Ia Montgomery street
The morning call., 1892-04-28
IMPROVED PROPERTIES.

Gala our Office and obtain one OF our "Real Is
tate Records" which contains full list OF
properties for sale in all parts OF the city.
The morning call., 1892-04-28

CToP PAYING RENT.
MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS
For sale. in monthly instruments equal to rent,
elegantly finished cottages of 8, o or rooms
each. with all modern improvements
Also several 2-story houses in Western Addition
and near the park; fine neighborhood: splendid
view; Z. or rooms; must be seen TO be apprecia.
ted.
If these do not su!t You come and see me- have
property In all parts OF the city and Will build you
house on your plan and on your own terms.
Completed and sold 81 houses In 1884, For par
ticuars apply ~ owner and builder.
l.. LANDER,
ap2a snfuIh II IL Montgomery st.
U1T6 LEVEL LOT, 22x76 NEAR RAILROAD,
I'D ~. In Berkeley; $40 cash. SO monthly.
&625-isot 42xl00. severed ana macadamized.
1400-Lot 4Oxl2O: sidewaIked: $40 monthly.
S1Oo-Iet 40xl macadamtzed: 81 monthly.
$l0D-Lot 25xl6o; high aud dry; So monthly.
x11O0-Business corner S5xlOD macadamixed.
Get maps; 1000 tots; i offer only what own
CHAs. A. BAILEY. Owner. 20 Montgomery. Il
The morning call., 1892-04-28
n GOVERNMENT LANDS,
VI FOR HOME Or INVESTMENT
IN cATIFORSJA

n OVERNMENT LANDSi
VI FOR HOME Oh INVESTMENT
IN CALIFORNIA
Finest level farming lands
Rich black soil, ready to pillow.
Large fine valley; railroad through II.
Water bitches now building
Mild climate. free fuel. cheap lumber.
WORK at good wages there
Land can be taken without residence.
Send DC stamp for full Information to r. w.
LAKE, Flood building, San Francisco. Cal. apl4 TT
L'OR 500 WILL PLACE PARTIES DESIRING
land In possession of filings GO acres OF state
Timber or grazing land: further expense for
Hing: lands sold by the State for 81 IS per
Address Land box go CALL Branch Office. mr24 u
CCHooL LANDS. 81 so TO IS AN ACRE; ON
W very easy terms: sold by the State in tracts t1
Suit; 40 residence or improvements required: all
kinds Of lands, In many different counties; senl
stamp Tor list: open day and evenings r. w.
HOMESTEAD: 100 ACRES: SoNOMA COUNTY;
Ia ar miles from railroad; 5000 100 acres
available fruit and nut iand large living springs:
abundance Of wood address HOWE, box 90. this
Office. fe2S II
COkoMA COUNTY LAND SALE OR Ex-
- change, write fully. ANDREW PRICE Heads
burg, Cal. feldu
The morning call., 1892-04-28

GTSnn FOR SALE LEFT or THOSE
I'd sOcOs elegant modern houses, Just
pieted. on Masonic ave. ;. OF Haght ST.: decorated
parlors aud dining room; 4 suiny chambers; fn-
ished basement: plate aud art glass windows; cleo
lric bells aud gas Lightning large lot: terms suit.
Inquire Oh. the premises InrI6 II suTuTh
The morning call., 1892-04-28

ecoSO0 29TH ST, NEAR SANCHEZ; COT
u -OoO. tage OF rooms aud bath: brick
foundations. etc. lot 25xll4; street work done
The morning call., 1892-04-28

GOOOO FEDERAL ST. NEAR I'd: FRONT
tr-COO. house OF rooms and rear house OF q
rooms; rents $2S per month: lot 25xsO.
The morning call., 1892-04-28

GOoSn CORNER NEAR 7TH AND MISSION :
u C-oO. 2-story houses in store aud 5 tene-
lnents; rents $50 per mo .th: lot 25xSo.
The morning call., 1892-04-28

GREAT BARGAIN; STOCK RANCH, 1900
n acres In part grain aud in Alameda County,
ear this city, Including fine stock cows, young
cattle. horses farming machinery and implements
complete; good improvements aud fences: well
watered and a large growth OF forest trees: every
thing complete for money making; stock, dairy,
grain and hay farm: only miles over a beautiful
road to railroad town: trains daily way.
ALBERT L. CRANE, 4l0 Montgomery ST. ap2l II
q. O0n0 $50 ACRES IN ALAMEDA COUNTY:
tDOOOO. nice house. etc stock: plenty
wood aud water: see this for a bargain; will ex
change for good city property. ALBERT Il.
CRANE, 40 Montgomery ST. ap2i n
NJ Il. NIB N.B.-7393.62 ACRES or LAND IN
N Kern County (tbermal betl for sso.665. cash
$4,000, mortgage AL per cent for balance: this
land coutro 5000 acres besides aud Is a great
bargain; full particulars give to perfect sat-
The morning call., 1892-04-28

- cheap Appy room s. e2s Kearny St ap27 -
10 YOU WANT TO MAKE MONEY! IS GOOD
II men. with from $50 to- $500. can make
& so each per month; risk: investigate this
BELL q CO.. Sal Market st. room l. ap27 6*
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FURNITURE STORED.

FURNITURE, TRUNES PIANOS, ETC. TAKEN
care o. and stored al reasonable rates: advances
made LlEBES' PIONEER STORAGE COMPANY.
$40 SiocAtOa St ap24 ln
FURNITURE STORED - EASTERN PLACE:
low rates sterling Furniture Co., 1889 81 r
ket St apl2tf
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$500 a. FINE IS.ia NEW 2-sToRY B ans WIN
brick foundations, bay-windowS, stone walks, etc;
lot 25NlO3; DeylsadeTo ST.
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CARNALL- uopvxo
COMPANY.
MEMBERS OF THE REAL ESTATE EK-
CHANGE.
62A MARKET STREET.
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G.HG0 EMPLOY MENT AND REAL-ESTArE
t~OOO. Office, doing good business, with general
notions fixtures; etc; great bargain; must sell
count OF departure A j. TAFT, 1914 seventh ST.
Center Station. Oakland. apps IL
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C.E0O A COMPETENT WOOD OR IRON
S0OOO. worker can clear an income If Sle0 per
mouth IN one of tho oldest carriage WORKS in the
Market ST. ap26 Su
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Completed and sold 81 houses Ia 1884, For par
ticuiars apply 10 owner and builder.
L., LANDER.