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vIC1ORr FOR THE STRIKERS.
The English Coal Miners, II IL Believed
Have Practically Won.

The English tOni Miners. II IL Believed
Have Practically Won.
LONDON. Oct. 12.-Despatches received here
this afternoon report the resumption OF wor:
in many OF the coal districts. 1t is estimated
that 10000 mon went back to worl; to-day a,
the old rate Of wages.
Tho great strike that began on July 90 is now
practically over. and it looks as though the
men had forced the masters to agree to their
terms. The strike grew out OF the action OF
the masters In deciding to reduce wages %
per cent. The men refused to accept any re-
duction or to arbitrate the dispute. At least
GO.OOO Of them go back to work on the terms
they held out for.
Although n majority OF the owners OF col
lieries in Derbyshire are posting notices in
accordance with the resolution they adopted
at Sheffield. several OF them have reopened
their pits. and the miners have gone back to
work at the old rate OF wages. Nine thousand
men resumed their work this morning in
Ierbyshire.
The resolution declared that the mine own
ers were willing to reopen their pits for the
present at reduction OF fifteen per cent. in
wages. though they reiterated their claim that
the state OF trade warranted ~ twenty-five per
cent reduction: The fact that 5000 OF the
ne men have gone back to work in Derbyshire at
ture Of u victory for the men.
Fully 10000 miners are now at work in Not
tinEhamshlre and Warwickshre. and 1t may
be said that the situation in the coal districts
there has virtually assumed its normal condi-
ton.
At the Miners Conference in Birmingham
to-day the speakers said that everywhere
there were indications that all the mine own
ers would be- compelled to take their men back
ut the old rate OF wages. Resolutions were
adopted declaring that the miners would not
give UP tho fight until they were victorious
and refusing emphatica to accept the pro
posed 10 per cent. reduction.
These OBJECTIONS have seriously weakened
the Coal Mine Owners Association. and 1t Is
believed that more OF them will soon be COM
PEELED to reopen their pits at the old rate OF
wages The miners are Iuhilant. and say that
note Of tho conference OF miners held at Bir-
mlngham TO-DAY was no surrender"
The coal market has already felt the effect OF
the return to work OF thousands OF the miners.
In London prices are falling.
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tor AIlIson came solemply into the chamber
from the cloak room. and in NJ ost i'm pressiye
manner said. In n low voice. " Mr.. President"
and the suspense was painful More delibcr-
ately the Senator. who was supposed to
continued amid breathless silence: MY
colleague Is III in 1owa." Instantly
shiver OF exc element srread over the Senate.
for everybody, including the gallery spec
thtors, thought Mr.. Allison had said that hts
colleague was dead. As n suppressed MUIR
muir flew about the big chamber Mr.. Allison
continued: And AJAX. therefore. that he he
excused" The great audience drew long
breath and aettIel back into the state Of
dsmoralizsd illencss from which tho incident
had aroused them.
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s ssss css ,ss.ss. from sass .Si
The galleries have never been entirely empty
during the continuance OF the session. They
began to thin out after midnight and by 4
o'clock they had been very nearly depleted.
brave dozen in the mems gallery held the
ing contingent Four little girls appeared
very early in the ladies' gallery and sat prim
and attentive. tho sole representatives Of their
sex, during the breakfast hour. by IL o'clock
the eents were once moro comfortably filled.
and the attendance increased rs the day wore
4 stranger in the northeast gallery gave an
ficulty with which the British mind absorhs
the American idea Of legislation. He was
patient. quiet little man. and he had sat
through the night without a aiGn OF wearincss
until. at about u o'clock. ne was the last spec-
tator in that gallery. One OF the correspondents
was about closing his rcport, and was on his
way out Of the press gallery.when the stranger
fastened over to tho wire partition and halted
n bog pardon" no said politely. but when
when do they what?" repeated the news
When do they .dividc?"
!don't know"
VIII they divide tonight ?" persisted the
Not, by juctull." was the prompt but in
elegant response.
beg parionW
No thny won't divide to- night
on. isn't that sad," sighed tho stranger. ms
he reached for his hat. why do you know
have como here of II purpose. II is very sad"
and he hastened out OF the gallery.
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To Put mn Import Duty on Si,v-r.

WAsHTNGTox. Oct PA ca blcgram hns been
received mt the Treasury Department from ono
OF its European correspondents stating that
the indications point to the probable i'm
position. OF, n definite import duty silver
into India"
1t is said at the Treasury Department that
the effect OF nuttng a duty on silver imported
into India VIII ITO advance the price Of the
silver now in India and bring ont tho gold
that is boarded thnre. It is ais" believed that
1t will have the effect OF lowering the price Of
American silver. "a It takes India out OF tho
list OF purchasers and leaves the tnitei States
the sole purchaser Of any considera BILE
amount o. silver in the world.
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DR. PARKERS sEVERE LANGUAGE
He Thinks the Bishop Of London Should H,
Expelled from His Bishopric.

Expelled from His Bishopric.
LONDON. Oct 12.-Dr Joseph Parker Of the
City Temple. Congregationalist. surprised a
large audience this evening by making a hot
attack on the Established Church. He was IT.
ritated by the unyl eldlnR attitude OF the recent
Church Congress mt Birmingham.
Dr. Parker said that the Right Rev. Fred erick
Temple. Bishop OF London. forbade Canon
James ". Leigh to attend a temperance meet
ing at the City Temple. "H any bishop sto0ps
70 SUCH course as this." said DR.. Parker,
there Il but one party guiltier than he and
mat Is the party submitting to these condi-
tons. do not hesitate to declare here that
one OF the frat spiritual needs OF London Is
that such Bishop as the Bishop Of London be
expelled from his bIshOpric."
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The SpanIsh Cabiunt.

MADRID. Oct. 12.-sefior Gonzalez resigned
the Interior portfolio to-day. 1t is probable
to relieve Selor Moret OF the double duty OF
the portfolios of Public Works and Foreign
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BY good work every day OF tho cup races the
philadelphla and Cape May steamboat kepun;
lie has made friends. and she will do good
work to-day as usual at the cup races leaving
the Stonington line pier. new. No 80 North
River. ut half past nine
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The temperature hero yesterday ranged from 63s to
T3'; prevailing wind southeast average velocity 7
miles; average humidity ~ per cent.
Tho thermometer at Porrys pharmacy In Tar suS
building recorded the perature as
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philadelphia. Oct. ia delegation OF
Philadelphia business men will go to Wash
ington to- morrow and urgo uron the Senate
tn" necessity of tho repeal OF the silver bill.
Senators Quay and Cameron Will meet the
delegation mt noon. George A. Gamble went
to Washington today to present to senator
Cameron "A petition signed by 900 Philadc-
phia merchants urging the Senate to immo-
1iately vote on the Repeal bill.
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IT FASTENS ITS HOLD
upon you before you know ID. 1t is sure
drink. Tho germ of consumption Is every
where present. The germ begins to grow as
soon as 1t reaches q Uedk spot In the body.
Catarrh, Bronchitis, and scrofulous condi-
tion furnish these weak spots. The way to
fight these gornsmesg,n ,t sar tso the
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. Besides,
IL builds up healthy flesh.
It's guaranteed In all bronchial, throat and
lang affections; every form of scrofula, even
Consumption in its earlier stages. II the
have your money back
Fortify yourself against disease by making
the body germ proof, then you will save
yourself from grip, malaria, and map~ Of
the passing diseases.
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TAnl JoyinI Fc.llnE

with the eHhllarating sense " renewed health and
EHength ana Internal cleanliness, which follows the
use OF syrup OF fiRs Is unknown o" th" lew "Hp have
not progressed beyond he u Inc lnea cues lie
cheap snhstltulrs ,0IuciimrS nneTed. but never dc.
Sspted By the wen informed. -ih.
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Too well known to need lengthy advertise.
laants-Dr. Ssge's Catarrh Remedy
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" When pam aud anguish wTing he brow
mlhlsterlns angel thOu'-kT0luo. IS ltzer,-AdS
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AIabnmn'. Sthte DcmOcrntic COMMITTEES Fn-
Repeal.
MONTGOMERY. Ala. Oct. PA poll o. the
State Democratic Committee in session here
to-day shows that every member OF il is in IA
yor OF the pending bill for tho repeal Of the
Sherman law.
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The Testimonials"

FupIlsneu Dy the proprietors OF
Hoods Sarsaparilla are not
purchased, nor are they writ
ten up in our office, nor are
they from our employees.
They are facts, from truth
full people, proving that
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Everybody Knows
that Fin; maSes :A0 best furniture. -Ads
The morning call., 1893-03-16

s. Burpee and NJ. s. Libby of Oakland, lot on line
Of ThirtY-second street. $40 w OF West, W IS,
lOl.29. 5.iOS5, s 9S.955; also half of lot Z,
Dlock 2o4l Rowland Tract, Oakland: $40.
David Z. BOrtree OF Oakland Adolf RittigStein
OF oakland lot on line OF Eighteenth street. 100
l. OF Brush E so by 1889, block $50, subject to
mortgage, Oakland: SO
u West Martin and Oakland Investment Com
pahy 10 John \. Blair. lot on Sc line OF ChetwOOd
street, lao NE OF Santa Rosa avenue. n Z so by Sc
t32, and lot and NE 15 of lot 8, block q, Stan
ford Tract Oakland; So.
Rachael Davis OF Brooklyn Township to Sumner
II; n Dayis OF Brooklyn Township, lot on corner OF
Slneteenth avenue and East Fifteenth street Sc
40 oy SW SO ana lots -, 23 and "a block 81 san
AM ONO. East Oakland; so.
- 'ouhtaln view Cemetery Association to William
", Jarrett lot 81. plat l3, Of said Cemetery, Oak
land Township; $IOs.
Lewis A. Norwood of Oakland to Clara r
MormWood OF Oakland lots So, 50, 60 IA. rs and
70. DIock +, Amended Map of ChrisTiania Tract
oakland Townships gift.
Estate OF George X. Bailey (by executor) to
James Andrew OF Alameda. lot ID, block ID part
OF Blake Tract, Berkeley: $500
Georgianna de Ronau barOndis (yyIfe of George
M TO Duncan g. Mcdonald and Prudent Redmond
OF West Berkeley. lot on NE corner OF Rose and
Third streets, L 1913 by y lO5 lots rs TO 90 BLOCK
70. ]. Nj. Wentworth Boot and Shoe Company's
Tract Berke ley: $40.
Sarah r. Yoakum (femHe soIel to George e.
BAKER of Oakland, lot 2, block A, Fanny Davenport
Tract subdivision 8, Yoakum Tract, brooklyn
Township; $40
Jacob aud Catherine johnson to George True OF
Alameda, lot and f haif of lot /. block g. Mel cod
Tract, Liyermore. Murray Township; $1,000.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR ANNUAL SUPPLIES FOR
L the u. S. Marine Corps-Headquarters u. s. Ma
rlne Corps, Quartermaster's ONCE, Washington d.
c, March 3, lS93.-Sealed proposals., In duplicate,
Will be received at this office until ~ O'Clock NJ
the lth day OF April next, for furnishing fuel.
forage and laundry WORK to the U. s. Marine Corps
at one or more OF the following stations from the
lst OF July, 1898, to the the 50tE OF June. 1894,
VIZ; Portsmouth, N. H.; Charleston, Mass Brook
lyn, N y; Philadelphia and League Island, Pa;
Annapolis, Md; Washington, D. C.: Norfolk, Va.
Port Royal, S. c.; Mare Island Cal, and Sitka,
Alaska. Sealed proposals will also be received at
this ONCE until IL O'Clock NJ. on the dth day OF
April next, for furnishing supplies consisting of
cloth. kersey, hanHel Blankets, helmets, mtlit7ry
stores. broOms, brushes etc. be delivered the
ONCE OF the Assistant Quartermaster. Philadelphia.
Pa. Sealod proposals VIII also be received at this
Office until . O'Clock Sf. OF the 9Th day OF April
next for furnishing stationery to be delivered AT
the office OF the Assistant Quartermaster,
Washington D. G. Sealed proposals VIII also be
received a this ONCE until II O'Clock NJ on the
U. $. Marine Corps at one more OF the stations
named above from the lst OF July. 1885 the 30th
of June, 1894 All supplies to be delivered at the
places named free OF expense to the United States.
Specifications, blank forms OF proposals and all in
formation can be obtained upon application al any
Quartermaster. Washington, ID. e.. and Assistant
QuaItermaster's Office, 2l6 South Second street.
Philadelphia, Pa. This Office reserves the ght to
reject auy and all bids, and to waive defects. and
bius from manufacturers OF regular dealers in
supplies only Will be considered. Proposals may he
made for one or more articles deliverable at one
or more stations. and will be considered separately
Tor each article and place of delivery. chGY should
be lndorsed proposals for ratlons. fuel, forage,
laundry work, supplies or stationery" as the
may be- and addressed d TO MAJOR II. b. LOWRY,
Quartermaster, U. 5. Marine Corps Washington.
ID. G. mFl9 lE q %
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RuiIders, CONTRACTS.

Peter Mcheletti with p Antonelli. to bnild on n
line of Lombard street, 1877 IS OF Cough, l37 IS
by 1877 IS; $500
II w. hnlmes Lime Company with S. L. Murray
& Co., lot between and fronting Sacramento and
commercial streets, 1924 Sacran ento: S4lS6.
ID. Roth with J. II. Nilsor line OF SEera-
mento street. 80 L of Drumm, so By 1895;
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.


I CS ANGELES PROPERTY AT BARGAIN.
- Address II. RhEUDs, 81 Cherubusco st. l6 7t~
G.7QOO II ACRES IMPROVED AT SUNoL;
~ WV. 2-story residence; IN fruit j;
this is town property; 25 mi es from Oakland; 3
trains daily from San Francisco TO stockton and
Sacramento Terms. cash or trade T. L ORR 81
CO. III Montgomery st. mrl2 SuTu1h 81
7 ooK HERE FOR BARGAINS : $4,000; l6O
- acres rolling; 100 acres farmed; good house
and barn: l orchard running water; near
market, and would make fine stock or hog ranch.
$s09O-S0 acres: level, fenced and all in gram 2
hours ride on Southern Pacific Railroad.
$SjO0-lOO acres; level, fenced. deep rich soil;
good fruit aud grain land; 2Ia hours by rail; 8
hours by buggy from Oakland.
S6OOO-4U acres: half mile from above place:
nicely improved; orchard vineyard and fine home {;
also some very CHEAP lots and residences in OAK
land,ior sale aud exchange, Apply to ID, NJ. BOIL
MAN CO., is Crocker building. mr5 SuTuTh II
RARGAIN-IOO ACRES CHOICE FRUIT LAND;
- finely situtted; only hours from San Fran
cisco. Address b. II. w. box Ia, Gail franch Il 7t
II EADQUARrERS FOR EXCHANGES: CITY
Ii and country. FALCONER d STOUT. IL Mout-
gomery st. mrI2 IT
QIn0 2eO ACRES OF THE RICHEST LAND
Up w. in the State: partly in alfalfa; paying
big: miles from growing town in Tulare County:
viii Suhdtylde II desired: call ana noted ex-
pert's report. MARK LANE IL co, g Post mr7 If
LToR SMALL FARMS AND LITTLE HOMES
L see D. H. 7 WING, SOnOma City. Cal. mr7 tt
The morning call., 1893-03-16
STORAGE.


LURN1TuRE, ETC, STORED REASONABLE
LlEBES' PIONEER Storage Co, $40 stockton. u
k'1Eb1-CLASS STORAGE; ADVANCES MADE
a es2-e4A Mission St CHAS l. TAYLOR 1Yyst
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
EoR REPAIRS. ADDITIONS AND ALTERA-
tsns TO property, reasonable rates, store and Of
nee nttiugs ED ROWLAND, 1922 Poweli.mrl l 5m
T v. LAWRENCE CARPENTER AND BUILD.
. er,6l9 sacramento st. cabinet work and fitting
up ohiees promptly attended; telephone s0U.ml6 II
TO LEASE.
no LEAsE-IN SAUSALiTO, COTTAGE OF
rooms; bath; completely furnished; Water St.
nsaryaoht clubhouse. Address w. Co. Sausallto.l IA Ts
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Board-70 Giant Powder Con, So; so do. s5Ih;
= do 80: 90 Etg"rit Powder, 2; 10, Freman's
Fund. l70; 3i3 Omnibus Cable, 45.
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OCCIDENTAL HOTEL.

wv htaAN L y l. NJ 1 E4l4s
Oliver Haskett, U n VIM Krumme y
Miss Hubbard, Stockton Mrs II Hubbard,
Harry Spear, Portland Col I Bridgsma
w a Taylor a W. ohio NJ II HIVE & W.
Lananhan, Baltimore Mrs Lanahan.
w Greely. y.CambridgepOrt + Knohtaugh Ni
r Chapman, Minneapolis w 6reSOr, XIV, \
Miss LawtOn. Manchester Miss Hall, Name
Miss Carpenter. Manches'rJ J Carpenter x "
John + Smith, Cal C s Moore, Mare
V NJ silva & W, salt Lake w Collier Y W.
II Banorle, Chicago + + Merrill Mil
u Green & w. Milwaukee Mrs ; Merrill, NJ
Miss Green, Milwaukee ID sullivan & W.
II ii Harris, Cal w d johnson,
w NJ Atkins, New York j Maindaring. )
Louis Janih. Ballard H Mintou & VS.
l. Brown & " Santa Clara John Partridge,
ID iiebold, Brooklyn Miss Goodyear !
Mrs Goodyear, Winters Miss A Aus der {
MISS G Aus der One. y Miss L Kerns. V
d Oakley. London 5 Shellon, Victor
A Foote, Idaho j II Arncid, Pan:
w Vanderhurst, Salinas Mrs NJ Is Curtis,
Miss e Morgan. ew \ Iork Miss NJ Morgan.
Mrs {, Morgan, New York ! n SJiliman, =.
7 E ShearSr chicago ES Powell. New
q { Mickey 4 I, Toronto q kruns6n a. W,
Mrs Crouch, Sacramento Mrs toye SacrAl
W Bradford NV. $ Rafael Miss G VOORHEES,
E VOORHEES, & W. Sntter q Dan Ray, Gait
g Armstrong y Z, Detroit
PALACE HOTEL.
w J Alexander d mint j II Mapin Il W.
w r Jones Il w, & r Davis. Cole
r II Courtiss, Cnlcago II Groom. y J
r BlecSer n Y j Mayray y Y
T w Huntington, Sacto C w Gibson, De
A staples. QueDec l. ii Dunn, Queh
b w McKewgie. $ Dgo II Schultz. Haml
q II Adams a W. No Ii Sidelhot ham
j W johnson. England A NJ SchlienN en-
f l. Stephenum X W. Pa w 2 ketcnum. {
o ) Phelps Jr. U \ W I Brewer, Nj
Mrs G wilson Il d, Chcgo Mrs W Salofnor
Il Jaffree & W, Boston } Barker, Bosi
Mrs Smith, Chicayo RIB Ffhlau, Sr
Mrs NJ Hineman. n Y Mrs NJ Stern, n
c h Prescott & W, Prtld Miss y Prescott
J II Mueller. Chicago AIRS w Tho
j Betfa1. " Y Chicago
X h krouSe, j Ballard. Morr
e K Whitman. Napa Mr. tS Mrs L Ben
Miss NJ c Maxwell, w Va q V Lideil. y
w 7 Tnttie. Chicago C + Perkins, NJ
w WooIey x W. \ Y II WooIey.
l. Kinley. Ireland W TildeH Il W, ;
Z ( Evans, Vancouver Z II Mann, Sau
II caring, Kans City
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
tn Moore q W. oregon Fl Bliss. Sacram'
II Noke a W Los Angeles Mrs J B Reid, 81
| G NtIty Il w, Los Gato5 i L BelSltmmy.
[ X Aunom. san Jose Il Prell, san JOS
| 4 FAuderegg. San jose brophy, MeA
| II Nanny. Oakland j Welch x w, Vi
| w J McAsthum, Winters 4 + Burns. Sacr
| Ellie Fort Bragg L stone, Fort Bl
| Neates, England L Shuber, NOrtl
e A Smart & W, Willis Ryle, Iowa
| II Gilbert, Sacramento j Eliort. Mare !
| Fenelley, Chicago r II Dooling, Gu
NEW WESTERN.
| NJ sanford, Angel Island l. G bergman.
| Robinson, Santa Clara w j LoTing. sto
| Cox. san Jose ID Smith, Benz
| Valpey, Stockton Folsom San
| Craigie Sharp. Martinez Y Turner, Gilr
| j K Folsom. Chicago John Loring. De
NJ AlbrokuD, WelnervIlle II NJ Simon Il W.
| II W Mitchell, San Diego Is Davis, BostC
| Harry Fisher, Sonoma Kelly, MartlnI
The morning call., 1893-03-16
THE STOCK MARKET.

The market opened weak aud heavy yesterday
and prices showed decline under the active sales
of Walls. Nothing new was received from the
front. and the outlook IN the ophir wlnze was un-
certain.
Con. will be held to-day and a president elected
vice Robert Sherwood deceased. 1t Is quite likely
that Charles Il. Fish VIII be elected to tho vacancy
and the Office Of the company moved to the Nevada
block
on the early call ophir was quite active at 81 90
Con. Cal. Il Va. at 81 40 and Mexican at 81 so,
eaiI and continued weak throughout the balance OF
the day The strength in Chollar and PotOsi in the
TACO OF an otherwise downward market rather
puzzlng, and the opinion prevailed that the price
OF these two stocks would 40 better.
NOTES.
Silver was heavy yesterday, selling at S3c in New
YORK and 3S 5-l Sd in London.
The Andes delinquent sale takes place to-day
The assessment on Challenge is delinquent In
once to-day
The Official returns OF the working OF the Potosl
ore at The Nevada mill during the month of Feb
ruary are as follows; Worked 1883 tons; gross pro-
ceeds in bullion, $SS,44S o.: reducing
81, ,l3O; net proceeds IN bullion $2S 3S O2 assay
per ton, P36 AS gross average per ton 81 27; net
average per ton. $40 II The mill worked the ore
up 10 50 per cent OF Its average battery assay value
AT the annual meeting Of this stockholders of the
Chollar Mining Company 80, l0l shares were repre-
sented ana the following officers elected FOR the
ensuing year: A. K +. Harmon, president; Thomas
Cole, Vice-Drestdent, and l. Y. Barrett Thomas
Anderson and d. c. Bates, directors. +. Elliot
As reelected secretary and A. C. Hamilton super
intendent The secretary's financial statement
showed an Indebtedness OF ; 1 !, ,9S3 20.
Ihe state Investment and Insurance Com pany has
declared a dividend OF soc, payable to-day
The morning call., 1893-03-16

Reduced from Sl0.0OO to SsOOO eachi 4 modern,
substantially built houses. containing double par
Tors, dintDgroons. kitchen, finished basement, 3
bedrooms and bath on second floor and 3 in attic;
sanitary plumbing; artistic decoration; dining
room nnished in OAK: handsome reception nails
These are without doubt the cheapest and besl
built houses In the city and are offered at a
Sacrihce by trustees who Instructed to dispose
OF them By March IS. open Tor Inspection at all
hours of the day. cur representative on the prem
lses from 10 4. n. to ) P. n sundays and from TO
?. II. week days.
-BALDWIN &
-
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AFTERSoox sEssIoN-2:8l.

90 Ata......l5 200 Point. .S5 200 POtosi. ..I4O
$50 Andes. ..45 200 & y ..I.403U0 Savage 80
400 ...........4U 200 Justice. 90 ........ 80
$50 kelchr 80 100 kentck.... 200 Scorpion O5
800 Il E..l 4Ol35O Mexicn..l.55 100 ) New. %
100 Bulwer.. 20 500 Ophir IL 80 100 Unlou..... 80
100 iar...b0 800 Peer.......2 so KJGeKE 80
luOt 4 .
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poLK-ST. INVESTMENT.

S27. .OOO-Rents $1,000 per annum: frst-class
business property on the bsst part OF Polk ST i'm
proyements consist Of substantial 3-story building
containing good stores and lodging house above
Of IS rooms: tIstcIass tenants lot 30xlIO For
further particulars apply TO BALDWIN Z HAM
MOND, 10 Montgomery
The morning call., 1893-03-16

Call and obtain of our "Rsal Estate Rec
otds; which contains list of properties for sale
The morning call., 1893-03-16
HOARD SALES.

Following we're the sales in the San Francisco
Steek Eoard yesterday:
REGULAR sEssloN-9: 40 A. ".
30 Andes.... so 1870 Chouar.. go $50 ODhir. .s5
lh0 z5 100 Goa Va 2.4O 200 teer ~
100 Belchr.. $50 .2.35 $50 POtOs so
2JO ! q b. 40 100 Con ..Z5 800 Savage. 90
200 ...,..-... 40 500 H& N...llU50OS Nev...1. 90
zoo Bulliou... 40 200 % $50 Union. S5
800 BuIwer. 20 sou Aexean. J. .6U2OU Jaekt SIS
100 Clal c. .3OI
The morning call., 1893-03-16
WINTER RESORTS.

y ESCORTS, SPRINGS AND HOTELS OF THE
IL Pacific Coast, with rates. location ETC. publish
ed in the Hotel Guide 100 pages For sale by news
dealers send 25c in stamps to w NJ PATTER-
son. publisher. 20 Ellis ct Rms 20. 80, 81. mrI If
The morning call., 1893-03-16
FOR SALE BY
G. S. CAPP n CO,
AIS MONTGOMERY STREET.

DOsT, BET. HYDE AND LARKIN; HALF
50-vara lot, uuimproyed.