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The morning call., 1893-09-10
LOTS OF FISHING.
But the Name of the Place Was Not
Suggestive of Sport.


w. j. Lampton in Detroit Free Press
When one goes to the mountains he
thinks of fishing and hunting. even if he
does not indulge in such pursuits.
'Are there any hsh about here?" said I
to the gentlemaniy and urbane hotel
clerk.
"Yes, plenty out there in the icebox," f"
said he, with laugh that made his large
and elegant diamond rattle in its sash until
the putty almost loosened.
Don't get gay." said /, hurling a look
of intense scorn at him. rs there any
fishing about here?''
Plenty down in the Bull Pasture, ="
said he.
"What do you catch there?" said I.
bull cats and buffaloes or cattle and
clover Dlossoms?" Then I laughed
bovine laugh.
NO." said he, "trout and bass"
"Come off, said |. "Who ever heard of
trout and bass living in bull pasture?"
1t was now his turn to laugh again and
he called it..
II reckon you don't know geography"
said he; that pleasant little river you see
winding like a stream of silver light
through the valley and past Goshen is the
Bull Pasture River"
"Ye gods" l cried, whats in a name?"
and the clerk said there were two words in
this one.
The morning call., 1893-09-10
GETTYSBURG's GRANDEUR.
1t Was Battle Unconceived, but
Born by Accident.


During four years of relentless strife the
North. fortunately. furnished but one bat
tle-field. 1t was great battle, was Get
tysburg; perhaps not the greatest, vet
immense in heroism. in consequences. in
slaughter. The flower of both armies met
there. 1t was a battle uncoB ceived, out
born by accident. The first day an un-
premeditaled collision, which precpitated
a general engagement; the second day,
an incident which destroyed a North
ern corps. and mortally wounded South
ern army; and a forlorn hope upon the
third, which, being hurled back, ended an
Invasion. Upon the Southern side ever y
musket was emptied at least once; some, a
hundred times. Upon the Northern side
all but few brigades had the same chance.
Napoleon, the great artillerist, would
have wondered at the precision and inces-
SAINT roar OF the guns of Hunt and Alexan-
der. Murat would rather have been Bu-
ford. with his dismounted norSemen on
Seminary Ridge. than himself at Marengo
and AusterlitZ. What would Ney have
given to have seen the foodtide of Long
street, pushing before it the sullen retreat
of Sickle's diamond PATCHES, suddenly ebb
away as 1t spent itself against the solid
rocks of Hancock and the Pennsylvania
reserves? The Iron Duke himself could
not have remained stOlid and impas-
sively witness to the three-qusr-
ters of mile dress parade advance
of Pickrtt's division toward the center
of percussion, as it mar" he'd over Codo-
rps farm to its fate. its cOlors floating
and its yells resounding defantly to its
executioners, and Cardigan would have
looked TO his iaurels had he seen the fla IN
and routed the veteran sQuadrons OF
Stuart
The morning call., 1893-09-10
CUCUMBER SNAKES.
A Vegetable Which Grows Long and
Looks Like a Snake.
Baltimore American

Down in Miles River Neck, Talbot
County. there is spot where the average
Chinese would delight TO dwell 1t is
place where Chinese cueum bers grow to
an enormous size. This vegetable, how
ever, assumes sometimes shape which
frightens the natives of the neighborhood,
in spite of the fact that Talbot is local
option county. The cucumber grows long
and slim, and at times twists itself Into
coils resembling snake.
4 man going from Easton the other day
Miles River Ferry. in passing little clear
ing in the woods, noticed a green-looking
object in patch OF vegetables and he got
over the fence to make a closer examina-
tiOn. He almost tainted. Another citlzen
came along soon afterward. The first
man had revived and was leaving the
patch at Nancy Hanks gait. When
accestsd he said TO his friend: Been bit
by a snake: woods full of 'em." Citzen
No. pei suaded the frightened man TO go
back, and upon examination the snake
proved to be a Chinese cucumber about
twenty-seven inches long, which in the
course of growth had twisted itself up in
the form of snake.
The cucumber was sent to the American
office by express. 1t was grown on the
farm of L. w. Trail of Miles River Neck,
and its shape is perfectly snakelike. Mr..
Trail, it is said, has quarter of an acre of
tnem. Inc Cnlntse cucumOe IS not eaten
to any extent in this country, except by
Chinese and a few foolish cows. The for
mer, however, import lem in dried con-
dition from their native land. as they do
stale eggs ana other odorous luxures.
The Chinese like to see cucumbers grow
and they often cultivate them in their
yards in the cities over here. The snake
like appearance of the vegetable does not
frig ten the slant-eyed foreigner, as hs
would eat with relish green gartersnake
if be didn't happen to have any thing else
handy
The morning call., 1893-09-10
Their Fatal Defect.
Chicapo Trlbune.


"These aluminium dollars that Senator
PETER wants coined" said the man with
the slouch hat. would never circulate
among self-respecting baking powder
men,"
'sBecausa PETERS an ill-bread sort of
statesman?' hazarded the man who had
his feet on the table.
II don't think that's it" said the man
who wore the green goggles. sit is be-
cause the yeastern men would be down ou
them.
mo-" observed the man with the purple
necktie, after a thoughtful pause. "Tbe
reason is that everybody could raise
enough dough
''Snda wouldn't knead any of them, would
they?" interrupted the man in the alpaca
ulster. And If they did raise 'em they'd
be too light"
You weary me-" said the man with the
slouch hat. greatly disgusted. ''Tne trouble
with the PETER dollars is that there would
be TOO much alum IN 'em."
And the crowd slowly and sadly fled
out and melted away in the goamiDg.
The morning call., 1893-09-10
HIS PREDICAMENT.
This Young Man Pursued a Fabian
Policy With Great Success.
Chicago Record.

Chicago Record.
There is a certain young man in Chicago
whose natural propensity for being agree
able has sometimes placed him in embar-
RAISING DO sitions. He has not quite recoV-
cred from his latest shock.
Two weeks ago he decided to accept an
invitation to a certain club reception. A
young lady from the far South Side was to
accompany him.
That evening when he called at her
fathers door the young lady was indis-
posed. A female cousin happened to be
spending the evening at the house, and
being an old friend of the young man
was ushered into the family sitting room
and introduced to the cousin. whom he
had never seen. Naturally enough he
didn't catch her name on presen tation,
aud naturally enough, too. he proposed
that she go with him to the reception.
Five minutes after the introduction she
withdrew to get ready. When she came
out prepared to keep out the cold, she
seemed only an animated bundle of wraps.
1t was this animated bundle which a
few moments later retired to the club
dressing-room set aside for ladies. Sns
came out metamorphosed beyond the hope
of Identification at the END OF ten minutes.
IntrOducions to three or four other young
ladies had in the meantime tended to still
stood with a cold, clammy sweat on his
thoughtful brow.
What a situation The escort of young
lady whose name he couldn't recall and
whose face he couldn't remember! And
there were half hundred faces about the
rooms.
Twice in the course of the evening he
thought he had found the young lady.
Each time he spoke guarde edly about her
''sick cousin" and each time the young
lady gave him a scared look. as if she
doubted his sanity.
1t was not she.
The evening dragged on somehow. He
thought several times of running away
ere-anywhere-and never being
heard of more. Then a happy thought
struck him. It gave him new hope of life.
People began to go home after a time.
The crowd thinned and the young man
watched hopefully.
Six women were left-fve-four-three
twoi
And one other young mani
Then the Other Young Man took the
arm of the tall young woman who was
smiling So graciously about her, leaving
a sober-faced. demure little woman button
ing her left-hand glove.
And then, with great feeling of thank
fulaess in his heart, the first young man
went forward and without word took
the arm of Dead Certainty!
The morning call., 1893-09-10
CITY REAL ESTATE.
M ADDISON BURKE-ESTABL 1858
Real Estate Agents and Rent Collsctors
626 Market street.
Full Charge Taken OF Property.

Full Charge Taken OF Property.
S11 0OO STORES AND FLATS; COR.
- .UUU. lstn and Jessie ats; rents ssO; /;
lot 3OxS5. MADISON BURKE.
G1S OOO McALLIsTER. Mr.. FIERCE; 9
1875 MADISON & BURKE.
OiO Pois H6as; houses: rents @ sss: lot a51
l2O to Austin st. MADISON BURKE
S13 500 ELEGANT RESIDENCE: ,o Da %.t1 CLAY. =;
26:ioI127:8. MADISON d BURKE.
$4,000. s1sf as S.sa sR s5sss MasSsiS hSSos
Qo00n OFFER WANTED; LARGE 8
N0UUU. story house In nats brick foun-
double lot. 45xlI4 MADISON q BURKE-
GOO0O OAK, NEAR AsHBURY; ROOMS
tDJUUO. and bath: 25xi37;6. MADISON q
BURKE.
GQOOO FAIR oAKs.NR 2sD; RESIDENCE E.
O0OOO. 10 rooms and bath and stable; Blk
1l2 MADISON BURKE.
SS95O o'FARRELL: NEAR LAeUNA; 8
ave. MADISON & BURKE.
- account OF owners leaving the city; N. line of
Clay ST.. near Webster; 10 rooms and bath: rents
$50; lot 27:6xl27: IS. MADISON BURKE
Q76OO LESS FOR CASH: WALLER. Mr..
trade for Alameda cottage. MADISON d BURKE.
G7OO0 BARGAIN: PAGE ST.. Mr. DEv1s.
U sOOO. adero; rooms and bath; 26x137 10.
MADISON d BURKE.
$4,000 FAIR OAKS ST. NEAR 2sD; 2
1853. MADISON BURKE.
&Re5O CLAY ST. Mr.. POWELL: FLATS;
UOOOU. rents $50; lot 2O19I. with L to sn
alley. MADISON q BURKE.
@Se00 POWELL ST.. Mr. LOMBARD: 9
OOOOO. rooms and bath; lot 2s1l0O. MADi.
@AQOO FLATS: PATH ST.. NEAR DOL
Rf01 ~: ores; rents well; lot 26xi0o. MADI.
CflOO. rooms and bath; lot 26x27. MADI-
S333O MoSTgoMEEY MONT ST. COR; NEAR
MADISON & BURKE.
S3l0O COTTAGE on POST ST. NEAR
BURKE.
CHEAP HOMES ON EASY TERMS
ssOOO-5th ave-, near California st.; 3 rooms,
bath; large basement; 25x120.
10: Ox6O,
ooOoO-Cnlploy, near DLn: n2LS: renLS &z1. lot
25x75
s2S0O-California ave-, near Capp st.; cottage, 3
rooms: modern; 26 :Sx1O0.
s14OO-Cottage, rooms; Crescent ave-, near
Mission ST.: 25IlO0.
UNIMPROvED PROPERTY.
Elegant location for fats: Green st., nr. Polk;
25xlO0: S260u.
Corner Point Lobos and 11th aves.: LOT :611oO.
SS00O-Mission. near 2bth; 40El15 TO an alley.
S49O0-Grove, near Lyon; 50Il37:6.
$6Ou0-Corner Church and 2lst: 52xl25.
S6700-DoIores. near Gath: 50xl25.
S35u0-Cheap; Ashbury. near Oak; 81 ;6Xl23.
$33O0-22d and Douglass: 60xS1
$2o0O-t rove, nr. Shrader: 25XlS7:6.
S225O-2lst, near Treat ave-; 25xlo0.
S35O0-20th. near Dolores: 50xll4: cheap.
$1,000 eaeh-Cbattanooga, nr. list; 26xl25.
S210o-Bryant near 23d; 26xl00.
$l95O-Cheap; 2lst, near Dolores; 25x1l<
S19UO-Lott nr. McAllister; 25x106:S
slS00-Church, near GATH 25x76.
SlS0O-Castro mr.. 22d: 25Ilo5.
$17O0-Sullivan, near Stanyan 26x10O.
$225u-Grove. near Lyon: 26I137 IS.
Si40o-Duncan. near Dolores; 26Ill4.
&12OO-El1Zabeth. near Diamond: 25X11A
S850-Cheap; 5th ave. mr. California;; 25I12o
$65O-Chapuitepee, near Henrietta; 25x70.
MADISON BURKE, o26 Market st.
The morning call., 1893-09-10
Wronging Him.

Pekyn Pruyn-I suppose. like all your
kind. you're looking for work?
Willie Rest-No. sir: you wrong me! DO
look like man who. in times like these,
would take the bread from the mouths Of
starving men ?-Puck.
The morning call., 1893-09-10
IMPROVED PROPERTY.

Call and obtain copy of our "Real Estate Rec
ord which contains list OF properties for sale
In all parts of the city
The morning call., 1893-09-10
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.


&C00-S250-$30O EACH-ONLY SO Cash
V&OO as first payment. balance SIS per month:
IN the weil-known MOSS TRACT property. without
any doubt the finest subdivision in the FruItyale
oistrlct; all avenues graded; Oakland city water
mains on every street, all taxes paid by owner I'M
tli your lot Is paid for: every lot large 40x1S2,
irohtlng directly on main through avenue 90 feet
IN width; Oakland, San Leandro and Haywards
electric cars pass directly in front of the property
over DUO lots have been sold in this elegant tract TO
oakland and San Francisco purchasers: over so
cottages, two-story and Queen Anne style houses
air eady Duit upon the track; Elmhurst postohlce,
scnool and stores within easy access OF only few
DOCKS only about 10 lots remain unsold; 1nveStf-
gatlon OF the property solicited; all lots 4Ox132;
terms. $40 cash, So per month.
Write us for informatiO and maps Call and be
SHOWN the property.
Nj. j. LAYMANCE 81 CO.,
SOU St <66 Eighth st., Oakland, Cal.
The morning call., 1893-09-10
IA MONTGOMERY ST.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS. RENT COLLECTORS
AND AUCTIoNEERS,
The morning call., 1893-09-10
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
PALACE HOTEL.

PALACE HOTEL.
Murray, Alaska II w McCleery, La
II Baer, Germany Merry, Germany
w b FurneSs, Pa Mrs G Dexter Koston
w ID Furness, Ia Mrs l. A Gaudlett, Mass
Woogene d. W, Toxic DIR Delwing, Berlin
NJ Saito, Toxic Dr Mareker, Berlin
Kowai. Yokohama DIR ii b ell Berlin
L brune, w White Mass
A Graham, Or Ravene n
Nrede. GraYeland Stegmuller, Berlin
y Wrede. Gr7veland Stegmuller, Berlin
X Nrede. Grayeland Mrs r Keare. Berlin
ID Lion. San Jose Mrs NJ Boylan, Ohio
Mrs e I Boyan. Ohio G CSherman, Cal
McGovern. n \ - Watham & W,
Gard, La Mr. and Mrs E McCusch-
Miss McCutchven, Cal con, Rock Valley
Mrs w w woodrow, Cal Moull d. W, San Jose
obin NalleJ9 l. Benedict. Cal
C. G Fiune, Cal Mrs E Il Wise Cal
4 Short, Fresno
NEW WESTERN HOTEL
G Ricton & w, Oakland & NJ Connolly Ariz
Brown, Portland LOTUS, Sacramento
Nj Van Orden, Los Ang Heintzleman. Y
y Lunden, Martinez r Cook, Alameda
Miss narrower sister, q Wood, Seattle
Antioch w Smith, Honolulu
MeBsin & w. MINI j S Scott. Winnipeg
j Qufnn, Seattle Murphy, Seattle
j w Collins, Seattle o G. floto. Seattle
Spider Kelly, Seattle A Dorman, Seattle
G Conner, Seattle HaIbeFt. Tacoma
A g McC0rd, MINI Blakeley, Cal
Mrs Stephan, Los Ang
INTERN ATIoNAL HOTEL.
j Brice, Oakland II Phelau. Cal
G w Ecles & W. Winters Mr. Scott, Los Angeles
j Bond. Los Angeles II Mann. San Diego
Schoertt. Chicago Long, Seattle
) Shannon, Williams, Ark
E w McCianhan. Cal w Mills Wash
j SuppanZ, Wash johnson. Wash
Nuner. Fort Scott ID Hutchinson, Chicago
j Forrest, Dungeness John sue, Victoria
III Hansen, spokane w Miller. Victoria
NJ Ssrelt d ". Wash NJ GetZ. Wash
w Nj brooks, Lincoln Mrs L ayior, ch, Wash
Longssrotn, Pa Htndranee, Pa
The morning call., 1893-09-10

Clio 000 A BARGAIN; PINE ST, NEAR
I'd 1O.O'lO. Polk; houses; rents $S6; lot 2SI
l20 to Austin st. MADISON d BURKE.
The morning call., 1893-09-10
BALDWIN q HAMMOND
u AID " IN a HAM NUN D.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
REST COLLECTORS AND AuoTIoNEERa
10 MONTGOMERY STREET.
Telephone 699.
NEW PROPER T

NEW PROPERTY.
-[idvInter Fair business property; 7eh sve.,ne
oE: only "A cash and balance to suit; 2 lots, each
q5120.
beSa 81.
s57OO-An excellent business corner: Fell and
Fillmore sts-: 81 :3x1OO-
$50OO-D-st corner: l75I1oo only few blocks
from terminus of Car line.
$50, 000-AOffer wanted: Eddy-st. corner, not far
from Market ST.; ~ :6x137:6; will be fine retail
business property.
S250O-Grove st., bet. BAKER and Lyon: cheap;
Let 25xl00.
$500 each-Two 40-foot lots, one on 21st ave-
ana another on 22d ave, near California st.. 22d
ave. graded, severed and macadamized.
The morning call., 1893-09-10

GIG 6O0 ELEGANT RESIDENCE: CLAY.
~ y. .COO. mr.. Walnut; 10 rooms, bath; lot
26:l0I127 g. MADISON d. BURKE.
The morning call., 1893-09-10

IMPROVED PROPERTY.
067S0 A NICE 2-STORY BAY-wINDow
SDO CU. residence of rooms and bath; In
the warm belt of the Mission; sunny line OF 18th
st.. near Valencia; street accepted lot 25xs5.
$500. HN bay-Ando1 A house On sunny ny line U"a Of
street accepted; iot 27x75; splendid chance to
get nice home cheap.
S4l0 nice fats Of and rooms and m bath oath
each; stone walks, etc.; lot 80 :6xl22:6; Shotwen
st.; splendid location.
$1,000 m SH%
Western Additio brick foundations; stone
Sl800O SsSrS G.pS 2es Gss. .as rsR . Assgr ss!ss
to alley.
500 s5AnY Si5af: ,rsm sT uo2s., oS.Y FEW
ments and lot. 2s167 IS.
O4UUU. story building. machinery and lease
hold; on oth st.; good buy
oIOOO NEAR CORTLAND AVE. SHORT
O4-OO. distance from Mission ST.: nearly
ne" cottage OF rooms and bath; lot 25x70.
$4,000 P!NE sT .ao ELEGANT 1oea, ana Haw Ss,g
cash; brick foundations. stone walks. etc; all
modern improvements: rents $90 lot 261l97:6.
OIL. .OUU. new fats of I rooms and bath
each; laundry. bay-windows, brick foundations,
stone Walgs. etc; lot 81 :6xl37 %.
GOen0 CAPP ST. BAYWINDOW COT
tDOOOO. tage OF room aud bath; brick foun-
dations; lot lis feet deep to alley.
MoOnO SANCHEZ ST.: ELEGANT NEW
DOUUU. modern cottage OF 8 rooms and bath; /;
bay windows. brick foundations stone walks, etc. ;
lot 26xie5.
GOTE0 EACH; on EASY TERMS: YORK
SDAlCO St., near 24th-St cable: elegant new
bsy-window cottages porcelain bathtubs; brick
foundations stone walks. garden, ETC.: lots 26I
100.
mHTnO DIAMOND ST. 8 ELEGANT BAY
SDOtUO window fats: and rooms and
bath each; OF rooms and bath; rents $65; lot
26Il2b.
@dGA0 QUINN ST.; FLATS OF AND
DfOUU. rooms and bath each; bay win
dOWs. brick foundations etc.; rents S39; lot II :6
x70.
QdS00 17TH ST. NEAR MARKET; I'M
The morning call., 1893-09-10
Es, ALLEN & CO.,
REAL-ESTATE OWNERS,
$50 MARKET STREET. 8. F

L QRE5s ALLEN q w.,
REAL-ESTATE OWNERS
$50 MARKET STREET, s.F.
llo5 TwENTY-THIRD AVENUE, E OAKLAND
mOnn LOTS ON "SILvER RETGHTsp ON
I'D OUU. Silver ave., near Mission st. ready for
building; small cash payment and balance on
easy instalm the Missionstreet electric road
will bring these lots into town.
oO60 SOUTH SIDE LOTS, NEAR GRAND
tDOOO. Ocean boulevard. are offered very
easy terms; If you have little money to invest,
don't wait for good times. but buy now and be in
the swim when the tide comes In
CR00 EACH-LoTs NEAR vALENCIA-sT.
sDOOO terminus and Mission-st. electric road:
ready for building; easy terms.
QAE00 HOUSE AND LOT on HILL ST.
u I'OO. near Sanchez; lot 60xll4: rooms
and bath; for sale installments. this is desira.
Die property and is good chance to secure home.
Q1OR LoT-IN BEAUTIFUL ALLENDALE
tD ~ Tract. Fruit Vale avenue East
Oakland, three and half blocks from double
deck electric cars and one and half blocks from
steam cars; cheapest lots in Oakland; streets
graded ana macadamized and . rfeety level:
there will be three electric roads to this operty
buy now; it's cheap easy terms.
0 1k00 ELEGANT LOT WITH TWO COR
I'D OOO. ners, fronting three streets; the
best corner In Mil Valley size 5Oxl l40; part cash.
JONES, ALLEN d CO.,
$50 Market ST. San Francisco.
1lO5 Iwenty-third ave-, East Oakland.
The morning call., 1893-09-10

&2i00-ofer wanted; a very cheap corner lot,
S2;s1zx87 IS; California and Laur ell ats.
The morning call., 1893-09-10

06TSO NICE 2.STORY BAYWINDOw
sDO CU. residence of rooms and bath; In
the warm belt of the Mission; sunny line OF 18th
st.. near Valencia; street accepted: lot 25xS5.
The morning call., 1893-09-10

Gil 000 STORES AND FLATS; COR.
W l.. .OOO. 19tn and Jessie Bts.; rents $50
lot 30xS5. MADISON & BURKE.
The morning call., 1893-09-10

01DSO AN ACTUAL BARGAIN; 2-STORY
ID ! ZOO. bay-window house on sunny line OF
Eddy st. contains rooms ant batn: stone walks :
street accepted; lot 27x75; splendid chance to
get nice home cheap.
The morning call., 1893-09-10

elk O00 McALLIsTER, Mr.. PIERCE; 9
rooms. bath; large lot, 471
1875 MADISON d. BURKE.
The morning call., 1893-09-10

e26 cash-Park lots; balance in monthly In
atsllments OF &10; 29th ave-. bet. and d sts;
street is now being graded ana macadamiZed to
the ocean beach and four streetcar lines will be
extended along its length; lots 25xl2O only s425
each: only left.
$40 per month-Lots $500 to $3.50 each. We
have o number Of cheap lots located only few
blocks from the terminus of cabe-cars, gath st.
and Potrero ave-; nearly 70 lots sold by us within
che past y ear In this locality; can for diagrams
The morning call., 1893-09-10
R1S00 l7TH ST. NEAR MARKET; I'M
JD4OUU. provements aud OF.
UN1MPRovED PROPERTY.

eleOO-Beaver ST. 25xll5.
9l30O-CherTy ST.: 25Xl los: ready TO build on.
SIO,OUO-Park Hill; 8S;3xl3 81 g; grand view.
$4l5O-HarriSon ST.; business lot lear Third;
25xSO.
s225O-Chesp; western Addition lot. near Eli is
St 25x75.
1890 each-sunset Heights Carl ST., near the
park: commands fine view: 25IlO5; ready to
build
e30o0-Large lot: 5s :3x115; Army ST., within
. stones throw OF Mission ST.; ready to build on.
$1,000 each-Shotwell. 18th and Folsom lots
easy terms; one-third cash, balance az per
cent good opportunity TO get well-oe tied resi-
dence lot in the warm belt OF the Mission.
&2750-Anotber bargain; 6bxl20; frontages;
Greenwich st.
S226O-Cheap; SOFIA; north line OF Duncan st.
S3750-Corner on Lombard ST. 75xl37 :6; pay
ing monthly ground rent
s4000-A splendid bargain; North Beach prop
erty: Beaen ST.. near hyde: 6S:9Xl37:6.
$l9O0-MeAllister ST.; 26x137: :6; street work
done.
$I2O0-DouElass st.; 25x1O0; ready to build on
g. Il. UMBSEN & CO., IA MOntgy. se1O 2t SuW
nOOOO MUST BE SOLD TO CLOSE AN
OLAOU. estate: rants $50: 2 cottages OF and
rooms; lot 25x10O; street accepted; 9Th
and Brannan sts. g. d. UMBSEN d CO., IA Mont
gOmery st. se6 10 IL 1t
The morning call., 1893-09-10

mL7cO RENTS S35: MAKE AN OFFER.
M4 OU. nice fats of and q rooms a nd bath
each: stone walks, ETC.; lot 80 6xl22 IS; Shotwen
At. snlendld location.
The morning call., 1893-09-10

The sale of the Bible amounts TO .sssut
100000 copies per annum.
The morning call., 1893-09-10

01O 000 PINE, Mr.. MAsoN-l0 ROOMS
U l%.OOO. and bath; 26x62:6. MADISON
& BURKE.
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30 st suweFi

0e000 STEvENSOY ST.. BET 5TH AND
tDOUUO. 9Th: lot 22:6180: 3-story frame
building; rents $50 per mouth clear; bargain.
ROBERT J. MEkCER SOB, 4l0 Pine. 50 suMs 81