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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-02

Has returned from Paris. and is now
ready to show the finest line of I'm
ported Dress Materials to De found in
the Northwest.
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Eastern Styles in Millinery
For spring wear at Nine. Goes.

Try \ NORWAY LoATEEMACKEREL;
WHITE, FAT AND APPETIZING, FOR
BREAKFAST.
AT WAIDEoN's, 81 WAsmNGroN
AVENUE SOUTH.
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" aIGPOn'S

HAVE \ RICH CREAM CHEESE AND A
FULL VARIETY OF IMPORTED CHEESE.
AT 81 WASuINGTON AVENUE SOUTH.
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TIC Churches TOsinr

Are decorated with flowers, and so are
the ladies'. with those beautiful Hats
and Bonnets made by Mrs. Hunt, $40
NicOilet.
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LOCAL MENTION.
Those lovely Easier geouna.

Seen in our churches today are a sample
of the quality Of Millinery to be had at
Mrs. Hunts, $50 NIcOllet.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-02

Big time over at Minneapolis at the
New England next Friday night. See
their announcement.
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Spring Hats and 8onncts.

The latest and most correct styles at
Mrs. Hunts, j2O Nicollet.
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Health Is Wealth.

DIR. E. c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT
MENT q guaranteed specific forHys,e..c Diz
illness, Commissions. Fits. Nervous Neuralgia
Headache. Nervous Prostitution cuused by the
use of alcohol or tobacco. Wa&efulness Men,
lal Depression, SOfteuing Of the Brain re-
suIting in insanity and leading TO misery, de-
cay and death. Premature Gid Age, Barren
ness Loss of Power in either sex, Involan-
tary Losses and SpermalorrAra, caused by
treatment 5. It Dox. Or SIX boxes for =
sent by mail prepaid. We guarantee six
boxes to cure any case With each order for
six boxes, accompanied with we send the
purchaser our written guarantee 10 refund
the money if il does not elrec. q cure. Guar
antees issued only byW. X. Collier successor
to Hipper& Collier, druggists seventh and
SbleY sts., ST. Paul, Mimi,
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Mime. Zoe, 52f NicOIIct.
All the new styles in Spring Millinery
Mime. Fsoya Has Returned
M22aiPNn's.

From Paris with a fine selection of
Dress Materials. Cos NicOllet.
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Mrs. Hunt. 5aO NicolIet.

Is responsible for the display of Easter
BOnnets and Hats seen Oh the street
and in the churches today.
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NaEhFOn'S,

"a Washington Avenue South,
HAVE STRAWBERRIES AND ALI
FRUITS II SEASON.
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Mime. Boyd. COS Nfcouet.

Spring Millinery latest Styles.
At Nine. Goes, 524 Nicollet av.
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PATENTS.
iLOR AND SOLICITOR.

7. D. MERWIN, pntea, attorney and solicitor,
s1l-9i2 Pioneer Press Building ST. Paul ard .
Norris Building Washington d. c. Established
ven yeals III MiuuepSolIs and .our IL ;. P44I.
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In Deep, Dark Dungeon.
Last Friday afternoon, three work
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soon worlds fair coins lviH sop
selling. set one while there il time
al the tiIOhO office.
The morning call., 1893-12-09
MUSICIANS VOTE.
The Annual Election for
Officers.
The Vote rluch Lighter One Than
Last Year, on Account of the
Absence of Members.

The rooms OF the Musicians Mutual Protec
tive Union OF San Francisco, being local lodge
No. 10 of the National League of Musicians Of
the United States. at SO Fourth street pre-
sented the scene Of a primary election yester-
day, is being the annual choice of officers for
the ensuing year. Tue voting was done under
the Australian ballot system and guarded with
Just the same Jealous care as Is a Presidential
ion. The ballot.box used was the regula-
tiOn box. Within The voting-room six stalls
had been erected, over which hung a white
curtain. serving TO conceal the voter while
marking his ballot.
The musicians annual election OF officers In
this city is always a day of lively interest
among this branch OF professionals. Yesterday
was no exception to the rule, although not
marked with such perceptible excitement as
mas Deen displayed IN past elections. The at
tendant work this year was done on The outside
before election day, so that with few excep-
tlOns each voter as he went to mark his ballot
had already made up his mind how he was going
to vote and did so with dispatch.
Ihe count OF he ballots at the closing of the
polls at o'clock last night showed that there
had been 35l votes cast. Last year the tot al
vote cast was 4O4, the difference being ac-
counted for by the removal OF several of the
members OF the union 10 other places, and
many being at present on vacation.
The main interest In the election and the
only offices over which there is any contest are
those OF secretary and treasurer. For the
former the late secretary E. E. SchmitZ was a
candidate Tor reelection and was opposed by
L. Davis. For treasurer, ID. M. Ramsey and
Theodore Eisfeldt were the candidates For
these two offices the canvass has been hard,
they being the only offices TO which salary is
attached. Although the ballot will not be
counted before noon tomorrow at IL O'clock,
last night Ii was gwen out that Mr.. SchmitZ
was ahead for secretary and Mr.. Ramsey for
treasurer,
The morning call., 1893-12-09
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE BY
4HOS. MACEE,
Real Estate Agent,
And Publisher Real Estate Circular"
No. 20 Montgomery Street,
OPPOSITE LICK HOUSE.
NEW PROPERTY.

Third ST. rents $780, $4,000; solid building
in stores and rooms.
$1,000: rents S96; 4S:6xlO0 and two solid
3-story bow-window house In fats. with modern
conv eniences: Thirteenth St., Howard; street
accepted and stone sidewalk laid
Fulton St and Parker ave- corner; 12S:lO1ax
109:8; overlooking the park; cabIe-cars pass; /;
$1l.O00.
Greenwich ST.. hear Fillmore: 55xl2O to street
in rear street severed. macadamized and cur bed !;
S300U
Cheap corner; 81 :6xIOO; S275O; $1,000 can re-
main on mortgage; SW. cor. of Sacramento and
Maple: cable now being built past this lot
Pacific ave- residence. the best view out there
and lot 55x120; $25. 800
Broderick ST., near Tonquin lot 55xIOO: 81 ESQ:
diagonaliy across from the Fulton Iron WORKS
Sacramento st.: lots 25xl0O; $500 each:
bet. Maple and Cherry: north side: cable line now
built past these lots; street severed.
Stanyan ST., near Eighteenth: very fine view: lot
25x14s; $500.
Ninth ave, near D ST. and the park; l25xl20; or
in lots 2exl20: S140O each.
29 lots, including TWO corners; lots 25x7O each !;
close TO Crescent ave $4,000
Corner; 500 feet front by l20 deep: $3.50; on
main street iu University Homestead; on fine
slope and magnificent view
Three 2-story dwellings of six rooms in good
order: rents $40; Erie ST., near Howard. bet.
Ihirtsenth and Fourteenth: lot 54x76; street
paved; $4,000.
Stockton st., near Greenwich: three very good
houses and lot $3.50 feet front: $4,000.
Bush ST. near Leayenworth; very fine homo
and LOT ~ :6xl37 :6; $4,000.
The morning call., 1893-12-09

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT-ALTA SILVER
~ mining company. Location OF principal place
OF business, San Francisco, CAL: location of
works. Gold Hill Mining District, Gold HILL New.
board of direct held on tho 10th day of No.
vember, lS93 an assessment mo All OF ten
Cents Der share was levied upon the capital stock
OF tge corporation. payable immediately In United
the comp, my, room 3S, Nevada block 500 Mont.
gomery street. San Francisco, Cal.
Any stock upon which this assessment shsll re-
main unpaid on the 18th day OF December 1883
Will be delinquent and advertised for sale at pub.
lie auction and. unless payment is made before
will be sold on THURSDAY, the Atm dsy OF
January, 1894, TO pay the delinquent assessment
together with tho costs OF advertising and ex
penses OF SALE By order of the board OF directors,
j. &. JACoBUS, Secretary.
cry street, San Francisco. Cal nolI "a
PoTosI MINING CoMPANY-LOCATIoN OF
i principal place OF business. San Francisco
California: location Of works. Virginia. Storey
County, Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that at meeting of the
Board OF Directors, held on the thirt tsentn day of
November, 1893, an assessment. No. 40 of
the capital stock OF the corporation, payable i'm
mediately in United states gold coin. to the sec-
retary at the ofico OF the company, room 79
Nevada block. 500 Montgomery st., San Francisco.
California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall "a
main unpaid on the fifteenth day Of December.
1888 viii be delinquent and advertised for sale
et pubic auction; and unless pay yment is made be-
forc. Will be sold on THURSDAY. tho fourth day
OF January 1894. to pay the delinquent assess
ment together with costs OF advertising and ex.
pense OF sale. By order OF Board OF Directors
CHAS. Z. ELLIOTT. Secretary.
Omce-Room 20. Nevada Block, 500 Monteom.
cry s., sac EranciscQ. Cal poI4 "a
The morning call., 1893-12-09
HELD TO ANSWER.
Goodrich, the Coin-Sweater, Has
No Defense.

The preliminary hearing OF A. L. Goodrich
alias Richardson, the coin-sweater was held
before United States Commissioner Heacock
yesterday afternoon. 1t resulted in the pris.
oner being held to answer to the United States
Grand Jury In the sum OF $500. which amount
of bail he announced he could not give
The evidence produced by the prosecution
was the same in substance az has already been
Is sure one. The Howell boys watched him
at WORK and later on Special Agent Harris
caught him at his bench Furnishing coins from
which the acids had eaten the gold.
NO defense was offered, but Attorney Van
Duzer, who Is Goodrch's counsel, said that on
Monday next he might have some testimony to
present In favor of his client. The previous
conviction OF the coln-sweater Will be used
against him. as well as testimony showing that
no Is desperate man. When arrested before
was only brought to bay at the point of a
pistol.
The morning call., 1893-12-09
SCHOOL FINANCES.
President Hyde Pleased
With Them.
He Considers That the Months State
ment Is a CreditabIe Example
of Economy.

Ihe November statement of the committee
funds OF the Board OF Education has just been
issued. Ii shows credit balance for every
committee except that OF rents, whers the debit
is S736 20. and supplies, where 1t is $1153 81,
the total balance TO the credit of the onetwelfth
or monthly allowance being $24, ,344 81. The
erection of buildings balance is given as $10.-
600; the balance of surplus 1929 as S25,-
882 90.
This condition OF things makes President of
the School Board F. A Hyde feel like shaking
hands with himself. Commenting upon the sit
uation yesterday, he said:
"The monthly statement of the committee
funds OF the Board Of Education for November
is very credltable showing for the School d.
rectors and notable example of economy.
AT the commencement Of the year the sur
plus from 1892-93 was estimated by the All
ditor at over 100000, but the actual surplus
has been found to be less than $26 900. A fur
t1er deheleney OF $4,000 has been caused by
oVerestlmating the amount that would be re-
ceived from the State. Thus the School De.
partment will have only about 81 .OOO, 900 for
current expenses for 1893 "a which is & 90 600
less than the Board OF Supervisors professed to
give them, $135,O00 less than the cost of run
nng the department last year, and S173.O0O
less than the Directors estimated would be re-
quired. They have. however. taken hold OF the
100000.
"At the commencement of each fiscal wear
the amount allowed is apportioned to the COM
mittees. So far from running behind on these
apportionments. the committees have in every
instance credit balancr, except matter OF
aOou: $500 oyerdraft for rents and about $1,000
oVerdraft for supplies. The last.Damed over
draft occurred from the fact that the winter
supply OF coal has been purchased In advance.
The Two noticeable credits are SIS, 400 for
teachers salaries and nearly $4,000 credit to
the Buildings and Grounds Committee. The
hrst arises from the fact that classes have
been reduced since the committee allowance,
and the last credit Is on account of the aboli-
tl0n OF the carpenter-shoD, which was accom-
pilshed on the 1st OF September. since when
the expenditures have been only about $1,000,
saving OF $500 in three months.
''At the mex meeting Of the Directors 1t is
proposed TO give the schools a monthly allow
ance of from S3 10 50, according TO the number
OF classes, and most Of the principals declare
that they can do all the necessary repairs
themselves for that money. Any repairs which
Will exceed the allowance in any one school
Will be done by contract.
The morning call., 1893-12-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Margaret Fl. Mcdonald to George o. Davis lot
on n corner OF buchanan and Vallejo streets,
1877 IS by E 1877 g.: So.
Same TO same. lot on line of Ellis street, 1925
of Jones' Z 25 by 37:6; So
John A. Klein to Henry Campe lot on E line of
Devisadero street, 124:3 of Ridley, N 81 IS by
1853; $40.
William and Julia Schroeder to Luer Bottle. lot
by 100; $1,000.
on line of Ellis street, 1926 E of Jones' E 20
by 1875; also lot on E corner of Buchanan
on n line OF Ellis street. $50 w OF Laguna. W %
Patrick C and J; Mcsw snney j. tby guardian)
225 Sc of Howard. Sc 20 by w l12: $4,000
CITY and County of San Francisco 70 Anton
Center street. so by w 100; g
Joseph C. Jennings to George W.; Spencer. lot
28;11s, W 99;7, VS. 96:lU1a; SO.
ALAMEDA COUNTY.
Joseph n. and Frank Maucharda to Herbert A.
street. 166 of West. E so by $ 100, lot g, block
E. Central Land Company's property Oakland,
Marguerite L. and I. F. Kendall to Annie NJ
Kendall (wife of F. P.). lot on line of Harrison
$40. : - '' A'Anu'
j. B. and Ida E. Hopkins of Oakland to William
j. and Mary A Barrett of Oakland, lot on SW cor
ner of Dennison ana Kennedy streets, s 25 by w
100, portion block d. Shell Mound Tract. subject
to mortgage $500. East oakland; $40.
F. j. and Amelia Nj Maurer to j. G. Hill of Oakland
SI0.0l HS L or GroVe 1914 E 80 a, y 1888
1874, being the 10 g of lot g. and w 1875 of
lot Is block 4. Mckee Tract, quitclaim deed
Oakland Township: $40.
Henry and Anna G. Stein OF Berkeley to Chris
tian Hof of Berkeley. lots and 2, block S5. tract
h, Berkeley Loan and Title Insurance Association,
Berkeley $40
Joseph j. ana Barbara Mason OF Berkeley to
William w. Carter of San Francisco, lot on w line
OF Fulton street, 100 of Ohanning way, s 40 by
w 15O portion of lot 8, block 8, College Home-
stead Assoc alton. Berkeley; 800.
Alfred and Catherine Dixon of Alameda to De.
lia Gavin of Alameda. lots lS and 19, block A.
corrected map Linda Rosa Tract, BROOKLYN
Township; $40.
Henry K. and Carrie y. Alden to Emma Ewsrs
of San Francisco. lots 10 and IL. subdivision
block c. revised map. Prospect Hill Tract, Brook
lyn Township; SO
John and Ellen Lynch to Theodore Altoona, lot
1l3 Enc1nal Park Tract, Alameda: SO
A. T. and Sarah H. Dewey of Oakland to William
Lewis of oakland lot on line OF Franklin street.
I'll :212 OF Fourteenth. by E $50, Oakland;
SO.
j. n. Williams of San Francisco to Hugh Ksaue
OF Oakland Township. lot n w line OF Clare
mont avenue. 734.43 NE from the point of in
avenue, NE 1892. w 1892, S 5092, Sc 5O.92
being lot l 8, block F, revised map Of CIaremont-
avenue Tract. Berkeley; $1,000.
John A. aud Caroline Peterson to Joseph Dorsn
of Berkeley. lot on line of Jones street. SO w OF
Fifth, w 20 by 100, being lot g. block Sd, Tract
b, Berkeley Land and Town Association Berke-
ley; S.
James and Joseph Warner TO Emma g. Wharf
(wfe of Joseph J, OF Oakland. lot on E line OF
olive street, 125 of Warner avenue, so by
$50, lot 90 block 3U. Warner Tract, Brooklyn
Township; SO.
Thomas p Boucher of Oakland to Mary A.
Boucher OF Oakland. lots Is and "a. block A.
Fitch Tract, Alameda; gift.
The morning call., 1893-12-09
Letters of Appointment.

DR.. Demosthenes Paviides. the newly ap-
pointed Greek Consul, received his letter of
appointment yesterday through the Grecian
ambassador at Washington, Ii is an ell borate
document and bears the signature of George I.
King OF Greece. Accompanying 1t Is the off.
cial recognition on the part Of the United
States OF DIR. Pavlides' elevation to consular
rank. signed by President Cleveland and Sec
retary of State Gresham. Instructions are also
sent to DIR. Pavlides from his sovereign direct
ing him to represent Greece at all inEernatiO nal
congresses held on the Pacific Coast. The ter.
ritory under the jurisdiction of the Greek Con-
sui at San Francisco extends from San Diego to
British Columbia.
The morning call., 1893-12-09
ASSESSMENT NOTICES.

OVERMAN SILVER MINING COMPANY
" Location OF principal place of business San
Francisco. California;: location OF works, Gold
Hill, storey County, Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that at a meeting OF the
Board of Directors, held on the tenth q lOth) day
OF n November, 1898. an assessment NO 69) OF ten
cents (l0c) per share was levied upon the capital
stock OF the corporation. payable Immediately in
United States gold coin to the secretary at the
once OF the company, No. Ala CaIifornis street.
San Francisco. California
Any stock upon which this assessmen Mt shall re.
main unpaid on the fourteenth (14th) day OF De-
cember. 1893. Will be delinquent and advertis ed
for sale at public auction. and unless PAYMENT ts
made before, will be sold THURSDAY the
fourth t4thl day Of January, 1894. to pay the de-
iinQuent assessment. together with costs Of ad.
vertising and expenses of sale. By order of the
Board OF Directors.
GEO D. EDWARDS, Secretary.
omce-No. Ala California street, San Francisco,
california. no1l I'd
YELLOW JACKET SILVER MINING COM.
i pany-Location OF works, Gold Hill. Storey
County. Nevada; principal place OF business, Gold
Hill, Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that at meeting OF the
teenth day OF Nov mber, A d. 1893, an assess
ment (No 56) Of twenty-five cents per share was
levied upon each and every share OF the capital
stock Of said company. payable tmmedia to
James Newlands. transfer secretary, room S5
mills building, third floor, San Francisco, Csii-
fornia
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on TIL URSDAY. tho twenty-hrst day
OF Decembe S93. will be deemed DELINQUENT
and will be duly advertised for sale at public auc-
tion. snc. unless payment shall be made before.
will De sold on SATURDAY, the twenty. seventh
day of January. 1894. at O'Clock p M In front
or the once or the company to Day the dcliu-
quent assessment. toRsther with Of advertis-
lag and expenses Of sale. BY order OF the board
no2l I'd W. n. BLAUvELT. Secretary.
The morning call., 1893-12-09
LAID TO REST.
The Funeral of the Late Mrs. Sophia
GaIou,ou

The funeral of the late Mrs. Sophia Salomon
took place at the family residence, 1920 Post
street, yesterday morning The house service
was largely ATTENDED and was conducted by
Rev. DR.. S. Levy and was very Impressive.
The remains rested in an elegant plush
covered casket entirely surrounded by a large
number OF floral offerings, among which were
ate design.
Soon after IL O'clock the remains were car
ried from the house, and the long procession OF
friends proceeded To Third and Townsend
streets, where a special funeral train awaited
their coming.
On arriving at the New Salem Cemetery. in
San Mateo County. the remains were trans
ferred 10 the family plat, where short parting
seryice was held prior to the interment
The pall-b bearers were Carl Uhlrich Simon
Caro-, Jacob Wollner, Sol Cahen. Herman Levy
and Max Brooks
The morning call., 1893-12-09

lust COMPLETED SPLENDID HOME.
- of 10 rooms and bath; finished attic and base
ment: all modern finish: fne marine view: cor
The morning call., 1893-12-09

COTTAGES OF 5, . AND ROOMS IN THI
" Mission, near the park, ana in the Richmond
district: all in good neighborhoods, on streetca
lines and modernly improved; $50 per month aut
upward.
The morning call., 1893-12-09

Two additional complaints were filed against
Maurice Poulter yesterday charging him with
ter was connected with the Examiner employ
ment office, which was recently closed by order
of Chief Crowley.
The morning call., 1893-12-09

ELEGANT 2-SToRY HOUSES ON PACIFIC
u Heights. overlooking Golden Gate Park, ant in
the Mission: fine locations; modern improve
ments; $40 per month and up.
The morning call., 1893-12-09
Building Contracts,

Mrs E. G. Bond with John N. Mcleod, TO buiid
lot line of Harrison street, 2Ol of
Twenryhfth. "a by 100; $2249.
The morning call., 1893-12-09

~ MONTGOMERY. BET. SUFFER- MARKET.
perfect; size 25xSO. nolS II SaTu
A tALUABLE LOT READY FOR BUILDING,
IA AT A REASONABLE PRICE.
AND SEE FAIRS sUBDIvISI0Ns
HOLLY PARK TRACT,
MISSION ST. NEAR BOTH.
1nree weeks ago Offering 3 IA lots for sale
IN IN this tract. TODAY we have Just % LESS and
tne majority sold to parties who are tired of pay
ing rent and think it is time to own thoir own
little home,
"BE 1T EVER so HUMBLE" etc
The lots ready to build on,
SSoo...... Level and of good depth, on good
$40O......
The view from each lot is mag
s4oU..,.... nifcent
$685.. Youcan build imme ediately after
making first payment.
s65o.......
Terms: On lots valued at less
$750...... than $1,000, S25 cash; balance,
PAYABLE in monthly installments
$9OO....... of so.
$lOOU. Terms: On lots valued over
$1,000, $50 cash; balance, payable
$l250...... in monthly installments OF $40.
sl3OO..... Don't miss this opportunity. 1t is
the one chance of your life.
$l400. 0..u... Call at the ONCE and get q dia-
gram. showing the entire tract.
$500. ...... The prices of the lots plainly
marked on each lot on diagram.
$l600.......
The blocks are fenced the lots
$2500... ..... are numbered A representative
from our Office is the tract
$3250. ...... all day and will render any assist
ance necessary.
Our ONCE will remain open each evening until
O'CLOCK for the convenience of parties desiring
information.
Take the Mission-streeu cars to their terminus,
at Mission ST. and Cortland ave. and you
the property or take the electric road to Thirsiesh
ST. and walk one short block 20 Mission st.
WILL L. FISHER Il Co., IA Post ST.
deg 5t
The morning call., 1893-12-09

you CAN BUY HOME ON EASY MONTHLY
PAYMENTS EQUAL TO RENT.
The morning call., 1893-12-09
FRUITVALE REAL ESTATE.

00-ACRE LOT IN TRAVER COLONY FOR
~ sale or exchange for Fruitysle property. W.
II. YOUNG, Fruityale station. no24 FrSaSu II
SI160 REDUCED FROM $4,000 VERY
% lIcO. cheap; new cottage OF large rooms;
porch: bath. pantry, folding doors; lot 5Ox123;
all fenced; only one block from electric cars:
must be sold; for terms w. II. YOUNG. Fruit
vale station. no20 n
The morning call., 1893-12-09

Full particulars by inquiring OF
LOUIS LANDLER. owner and builder, Mills
building. room l6, second floor. deg IF SaSuwe
The morning call., 1893-12-09
ALAMEDA RIAL STATE.

ALAMEDA RIAL l. ESTATE.
GQ00 LOT 50x200; MACADAMIZED
.pOOO. street near station: big bargain. T. +.
BAIRD. Morton Station, Alameda deg 1t
HANDSOME COTTAGE IN ALAMEDA: WILL
IL be sold at Sacrifices: easy terms. If desired;
no agents. Owner, 1l9 Bush st, CITY. de6 7t*
GOOR0 S1O0 CASH. S25 MONTHLY. FOR
OLAOO. a new 5-room cottage; modern i'm
provements.
s29oo-s5oO cash. s25 monthly, elegant Groom
cottage, near station.
S2950-$25O cash. $50 monthly. 5-room cottage
station.
s35OO-$500 cash. $50 monthly, new 7-room cot
tage; bet. broad and narrow gauge. Houses to let
from $40 to SI5 per month
OPEN SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS.
MARCUSE & REMMh l. 62S Market st S. +. /;
Bay-st. station aud High st. station, Alameda
no1l SaTuTh Il
"a ARE BUILDING HANDSOME 2-STORY
w houses of D, =, and rooms in the very best
locations IN Alameda and sell them with lots and
other improvements from $500 upward on very
easy monthly instalments: now is the time to Sc
cnre home complete In all respects In beautiful
Alameda. See us before closing any purchase
Office open evenings. MUTUAL BUILDING AND
lNNES lMENr COMPANY, 1902 Park ST.. near
santa Clara ave. no24 tt
q < MONTHLY BUYS A s425 LOT IN ALA
cpO media T. ID SPARROW. $40 Market. apll tf