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The morning call., 1894-03-22
RICHMOND OFFICE.

HAL GoAAIE AGENIS AND AUCT1ONEERS,
l9 MONTGOMERY ST.
RICHMOND OFFICE.
Corner of Point Lobos and Sixth avenues
ssooO-Easy installments; Devlsadero St, near
halght; almost 2-story and basement house
o. o. . rooms, bath laundry, etc.; rents $55 per
s5O00-Guerrero St. near 22d: 9 flats OF and
2@s975. Ga ana OA'n each; rents $SS per month lot
$410O-Alabama St. near 2lst; 2 modern fats
OF and rooms aud bath each; rents $32 per
month"; lot 26xl0O.
$4,000 Washington St. near Fillmore; lot Sox
1Z' ;6' house OF rooms and bath.
siooO--steinerst- corner; only ! block from from
Haightst cars; lot 2SxS0: 2 fats of and rooms
ana path each; rents SSl per month
s6oOo-Rents $50 at reduced rates: Post ST.. nr.
is7 1879 g. fats Of rooms and O''n 'A'n iO' 2'A
sl4. l4.25O-Leavenwortn ST.. nr. Jackson; rents
81 co per month; SUI stsLtial, WeIl-buiiI houses
OF rooms and bath each
s8OOO-Jackson St; nr. LeayeennwOrth; Sseparate
tenements; rents sol per mohLh.
s4ooo-waller St. mr. Buchanan; lot 25x1s7 IS;
cottage OF rooms ana o2th-
s27 7.5oo-sutter St, near Leavenworth: sepa-
rate flats; rents 1920 per month"; lot SO :6xl37 :6
sso0o-Noe St, near 18th; lot 251lOo; cottage
d.
$4e5O-Lot on NE cor of North Point and Lar
kin sts ; 43:9xSo; very easy monthly payments If
required; cash.
s25 .OOO-Eddy ST.. N side near Lark,n. tbr.s
2-story houses OF rooms and bath each; rents
$50 per mouth.
s43OO-Two new modern fats OF s rooms and
bath each; Just completed; lot 25I100; rents $36
per month.
s7b0o-Geary St, near Scott; lot 3ox137 IS +;
s65oo-Mission ST., near goth; lot 24xs0;
store and basement below; 2 fats above: total
rents, very cheap, SAT 50.
S700o-Baker ST., near Pine: lot 25xlO6 g; rents
Sal 90 per month; modern 2-story house OF s
rooms and bath; mortgage $500 can remain
sSoO0-Post St. near Buchanan: 2 modern fats
OF and 8 rooms each; rents S57 80 per month.
S5OO0-POst st. near Baker; lot 25xl37 g: .
fats of rooms and bath each; also rear mouse
rents $40 per month.
S75OO-Steiner ST., near sutter; lot 25xl1O: 2
window fats of and rooms and bath each
rents S05 per month.
RICHMOND.
Lots and cottages for sale in this district on easy
lied; cable ltue. etc. our Office, NE. corner
OF 9TH ave. and Point LObos open on sundays Tor
the accommo odation of our customers
mr1s 2U SuTh
Q7OSO 34:41l37:6; CALIFORNIA Sr., Mr.,
$675-25xl20; west side Eighth avenue, 300
feet south Point Lobos ST. street graded, macada-
S6 5o-5oxI25: south side Lobos ST. near Cant
tai Railroad Homestead Association, cean
View; sidewalk laid, lot tenced, new picket fence
s260-looxIOO; corner orizapa and Garfield ,ts
City Land Assoei ton
$l5O-50x100; corner Vernon and Garfield City
Land Association.
CHARLES c. FISHER
5OI California. bet. MONTGOMERY and Kearny.
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EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
One OF the best pieces of property in San Fran
cisco, having frontage OF 80 feet on the stree t
by l3I deep well rented and centrally located :
The price is 800. 900. and the party would take
100000 In country property at it's cash valne in
exchange, and would allow mortgage Of $40 OOn
10 remain on the property and take $4,000 in
cash.
AppIy to EDWIN X. ALSIP & CO.,
Real Estate Dealers,
NO Ground Floor,
mr16 1t Rotunda, Mills Building.
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rooms to 4. r. 7. never fails fe24 3m
STORAGE.
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COUNTRY REAL EsrAlE-CoNTINUED

GCS0e FRUIT AND CHICKEN RANCH:
N7-COF. Ioc ted 55 miles from San Francisco
! 12 miles from railroad depot, school and post
once; acres peaches. acres grapes in full bear
Ing. acres olives and acres oranges, part bear
ture; total As acres; Broom house furnished
barn. chicken houses. brooders. Jersey cow horse
harness wagon, farming tools. etc; spring water
piped TO house and barn. w. b. BENCHLEY. $50
Market St mr20 Il
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Present the Coupons at THE CALL Branch
Office, 7Io Market street, NOT at the Montgomery
street office. Books will be delivered only between
A. M and p II.
SPECIAL NOTICE-Out of town subscribers who
send orders by mail requested to make at least
four selections from the latest list obanable order
that they may not be disappointed in securing ONE
of them
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SS0O0-Easy installments: Devssdero St, near
Halgh1; almost new 2-story and basement house
OF 9 rooms, bath. laundry, etc.; rents $55 per
month; lot 24xlO3.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

ROFbEI TOY & CO..
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND AUCTIoNEERs,
l9 MON NTGoMERY ST.
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WE OYER

5000 acres In Stanisaus County; 2OOO acres
rich bottom land fenced and crOssfenced; 20 .OUU
cords of wood. freight 81 per ton TO San Fran
CISCO; price $l7 per acre.
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S4100-Alabama St. near 2lst; 2 modern fats
OF 4 and rooms and bath each; rents $32 per
month; lot 26xl0U
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TOR SALE-FoR CASH OR GOOD INCOME
II property: one If the finest fruit farms in the
st te: comprising 116 &C es, with use, barn
and packing sheds: farming implements etc. all
complete; situated at the earliest shipping point;
earliest fruit and vegetables of any market; so
acres full bearing chard, 80 In table grapes bal
ance young orchard and vegetables; a very COM
Portable income sure; pr &c very reasonable:
terms. ~ cash. Y mortgage =, u desired: ,S see .,s
IrACRE CHICKEN RANCH: POOR HOUSE
L 1 and barn ali Al land: garden vegetable soil;
ID acres in full bearing wine grapes; 100 fru
trees: Ii mile from station, la from town. ID.
H. TWING, Sonoms City, particulars $50 Market
ST., s. +. mr1o 2t
I HICKEN RANCH. HOUSE AND ACRES;
' also cottage; Livermore. GEO. w. CHAPLIN.
$50 Market st. mrlS ~
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STORAGE.

q LrIRST-CLASS STORAGE; ADVANCES MADE,
Ss2,614 Mission st. CHAS. L TAYLoE 1e121
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S5O00-Guerrero St. near 22d: . flats OF and
rooms and bath each; rents S9S per month; lot
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1860 acres-A magnificent property: runninj
stream OF water through the place; all fenced; 4Oi
acres of it can be irrigated; 1900 acres are cult
waited year ago this property was appraised by
a bank OF this city for $4,000 We want a bid
for il.
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$4OO0-Steiner-st. corner; only I block from
Ha1ght-s ST. cars; lot 2SxS0: fats of ana rooms
ana path each; rents SSl per month
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We have fine 2-story, nicely finished frame
residence containing IA rooms, all being in good
order. with large lot and stable come ctod there
with the price OF this property is $4,000. $259O
cash. balance time. 1t is one of the best Ioca-
t1ons for q suburban boarder OF any location
around San Francisco II would make fine resi-
dence for any wishing 10 reside there and
come TO the City every morning.
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S9O00-W ashington ST.. near Fillmore; lot S0x
1Zf ;6' house OF rooms and bath.
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We have subdivided and offered for sale some OF
the choicest lots in Belmont at prices below what
they can be purchased for In town. view OF
the same will convince any that IL is price
est
Apply 70 EDWIN K. ALSIP 81 CO.,
Reai Estate Dealers,
No. 8. ground floor
Rotunds. Mills Building. mrl6 &c
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stream Of water through the place; ali fenced; 400
acres of it can be irrigated; l2Oo acres are cuff
waited. A year ago this property was appraised by
bank of this city for $4,000. We want bid
for il.
$40 acres; 400 acres bottom land; good i'm.
provements; five artesian wells: conyenfent To
railroad and steamb boat transportation: freight
nominal; price $4,000. This is a bargain.
80 acres. near Kenwood. Sonoma County. 25
acres IN olives. 9 and years old: d acres in
Bartlett pears, years old z acres in apples 3
years Old; acres In mixed fruits and II acres in
flaming tokay grapes. years old; the improve
ments are hrst-class; there is eumbrance on
this property.
$50 acres OF good land. miles from Calistoga,
for $500 spot cash.
18 acres near Palo Alto. highly improved at a
bargain.
10 acres between Menlo Park and Palo Alto,
price $4,000.
leo acres. being in section 81. township %
south. range 9 east NJ. d. i. and NJ. in NJ onterey
County; price S25OO; terms reasonable.
handsome block fronting on Fruitvale ave.
nue. with an elegant residence, al bargain.
460 acres in San Joaquin County at s15 an acre
acres near Fruitvale. all in orchards good i'm.
provements.
acres near Menlo PARK
We have many bargains. Call
O'FARRELL & CO.
IL Montgomery ST.. San Francisco.
mrlS SuMowe 3t
MODEL HOME; Al ACRES: NAPA; 25 ACRES
lNl fruit and grapes: horseS cows tools: all
level; cultivated; $4,000; Will exchange. SPECK
( CO.. 22 Montgomery st.
IN SUBDIVISIONS.
NORRIS RANCH,
IN THE CFLEBRATEn
SAN RAMON VALLEY. CONTRA COSTA CO.,
10, 20 AND 80 ACRE TRACTS
EASY TERMS
AND TO SUIT PURCHASERa
MUST BE SOLD.
FOR MAPS, CIRCULARS AND INFORMATION
APPLY TO
G. H. UMBSEN 81 CO..
II MONTGOMERY ST.. SAN FRANCISCO.
We have an Office at the Hayward Hotel, Hay
wards. from where our representative will take
parties desiring to look at the property.
jazz SuTuTh If
TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR FIRST
class Oak and property-20 acres, unimproved.
$4,000; Il acres young orchard $4,000: 80 acres
good buildings, $4,000. Address Box az. Los
GRtos. Cal. mr17 SaTuTh tf
CANTA CLARA COUNTY LAND.
- We have just received from San Jose ofhce
a complete list of desirable properties. i'm
proved and unimproyed, ranging IN price from
$1,000 up to $4,000, and from four 10 several
hundred acres.
Gail and see If you cannot find someting to suit
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IRE CREAM OF BELMONT

NO FOGS.
AVENUES ALL GRADED.
ONE n THE CHEAPEST AND BEST LOCATED
PLACES IN BELN ONT.
ONLY A6 MINUTES FROM SAN FRANCISCO,
The SAME DISTANCE AS OAKLAND.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

AL HORIGER, LOUIS A. soUC
7 A. SoUC & CO.,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE BROKERS.
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S60O0-Rents $50 at reduced rates: Post St., nr.
Baker fats OF rooms and bath each; lot COX
1877 :6
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ALAMEDA BEAL ESTATE


ALAMEDA EAL ESTATE.
QOCS0 500 CASH. $25 MONTHLY, FOR
U--CO. new 5-rOcm cottage; modern i'm
prOyements
$23OO-S5OO cash. S25 monthly, elegant Groom
cottage, near station.
$2S50-$250 cash. $50 monthly. 5.room cottage
station
s35OO-s5OO cash $50 monthly. new 7-room cot
tage bet. broad aud narrow gauge. Houses TO let
from $40 to S25 per month
OPEN SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS.
MARCCSE q REMMk L, 628 Market st, s. +. :;
Bay-st. station aud High ST. station, Alameda
nol1 SaTuTh II
L'OR SALE OR RENT-COTTAGE: ROOMS;
bath: modern improvements: lot 10 O:6xl6O:
easy terms. Apply 1913 Pacific ave, Bay.streer
Station. Alameda. mrls II
100x2O0 LOT; STREET MACADAMIZED:
1OO stone walks: splendid location: reduced
from $500 TO $1,000. I. f. BAIRD, Morton sta
tiou. mrl7 1t
LOR sALE-A LOT 25xlOO; PRICE $3.50: Pa
cihc ave, near First, opp. water-pipe works
Apply on premises TO A. MARTINI. fe25 If
a ARE BUILDING HANDSOME 2-STORY
~ houses of ,, 8, and rooms in the very best
locations IN Alameda and sell them with lots and
other improvements from $250U upward very
easy monthly instaments; now is the time to
cure home complete In all respects In beautiful
once open evenings. MUTUAL BUILDING AND
INVES IMENT COMPANY, 1902 Park ST.. near
santa Clara ave- no24 u
A WEEKS NEWS FOR CENTS - THE
- WEEKLY CALL. in wrapper. for mailing.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

O'FARRELL & CO..
" REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
II MONTGOMERY STREET.
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CANTA CLARA COUNTY LAND.
~ We have just received from cur San Jose Office
a complete list of desirable properties. i'm
proved and unimproyed. ranging In price from
$1,000 up to $4,000, and from four - several
hundred acres.
Call and see IL you cannot find something to suit
you.
EDWIN X. ALSIP d CO.,
NO. g, ground floor, rotunda. Mills building. 81 1t
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Slf, lf,25O-Leavenwortn St. nr. Jackson; rents
81 co per month: sui staEtlal, Well-buliI house:
of rooms and bath each,
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S70o0-Baker St, near Pine: lot 25xlO6: %; rents
SAT so per month; modern 2-story house Of s
rooms and bath; mortgage $500 can remain.
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$40 acres; 400 acres bottom land; good In
provements; five artesian wells: convenient
railroad and steamboat transportation: freigl
nominal; price S25,000. This is bargain.
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SSOOO-Jackson St. nr. Leavenworth; 5 separate
tenements; rents SOL per month
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S50O0-Post St. near Baker; lot 25x137:6:
fats of rooms and bath each; also rear mouse
rents $40 per month.
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SS000-Post St, near Buchanan: modern fat!
OF and rooms each; rents S57 so per month.
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S75OO-Steiner ST., near Sutter; lot 251l1O; 2
bay-windoW fats of and rooms an d bath each /:
rents S55 per month.
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$65o0-Mlssion ST., near goth; lot 24xsO
store and basement below; fats above; tota
rents, very cheap, SAT 50.
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HOUSES To LET

- NICE REAR ROOMS: BATH, HOT And COLD
= water: gas il desired to quiet couple; rent IS
Apply plum bing- store, 623 Golden Gate ave, to
P NJ nr22 81
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s27 5OO-Sutter St, near Leayenworth; sepa-
rate flats: rents S22O per month"; lot SO :6xl37 :6
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S4oOO-waller St. mr. Buchanan: lot 25x137 IS;
cottage OF rooms and bath.
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s430o-Two new modern fats OF rooms and
bath each; Just completed; lot 25I1oO; rents $36
per month.
The National tribune., 1894-05-17

He was Sylvester, the Chief. The chanting
ceased, and the old warrior addressed, in
Chippewa, the small remnant of once
large band. An interpreter told your cor
respondent what the old Chief said:
The sun sinks and the mounds of our
fathers are dark. The great White Father
sends his son to US, and we move from their
graves. Here we met and fought the Sioux
here our children learned of the Great Spirit.
Peace is everywhere; the white man would
have US in battle no more. The pale face
says it is good for us to CO. We go to an
other land. We weep on the graves of our
brothers. When the sun rises we will 90
from here forever"
AS the old Chief spoke the last words the
whole tribe uttered an ear-splitting shrek,
then bowed their heads in silence The
squaws took the ashes from the fire and
sprinkled them on the Indian graves. Then
they all assembled on the high banks and
sang a farewell song. An Indian song is in
describable, especially the farewell.
Their drums were afterward brought into
play, and the old bucks beat tom-tom
while the younger ones joined in the pow
WOW. A huge fire was made, and the
dancers circled around it for two hours.
Then Pi-a-gic, who was silent spectator,
motioned the drummers to silence, and the
dance closed. The people stood around the
dying fire as if in meditation, then disap-
peared from view. They had performed the
ceremonies and had gone.
1t was on this same historic and pictur-
esque spot that the decisive battles between
the Sioux and Chippewas were fought.
The National tribune., 1894-05-17
THURSDAY. MAY 10.

In the Senate Coxeyism was discussed at
length.
Mr. Gordon (Ga., Dem.) was the irst speaker
Oh the Coxey resolution. He looked upon the
Coxey movement, he said, from a Southern
standpoint. The movement had its inspiration
in paternaism, in that theory of government
which, if INDUCED in would increase the large
brood of similar movements and intensity the
demands of that class of people on Congress for
relief.
Mr.. Teller Colo. r. treated the question
involved as an important one. There was great
discomfort he said, among the people and a
growing desire among them to come to Wash
ington for the purpose ofinfiuencing legislation.
That was perfectly proper thing to do; and
nobody ought to complain, if it is done with
proper decornm and decency. But, after all. it
could be seen that if all the people who were
discontinued and distressed should ATTEMPT to
come to the National Capital there might be a
condition of things impossible to endure. How
could two or three hundred thou1and people
who might come to Washington from neighbor-
ing cities be fed and clothed and taken care of ?
And yet they were threatened with that. and it
was not bright and happy outlook.
Mr.. Hoar Mass, r. thought that the people
OF the country understood what the Coxey army
meant, and attempts to appeal to public preii.
dice, which had been heard in the Senate Cham
Der, would fall fat. Coxey had came to Wash
The National tribune., 1894-05-17

remains of the common soldier they have been
content to allot only the hasty ditch or trench.
In September, 1861, the Secretary of War by a
General Order directed that accurate and per-
maneut records be kept of deceased soldiers and
their places of burial. The detailed iDstruc-
lions in regard TO these were afterward en-
bodied in the permanent regulations of the
army. In obedience thereto Surgeons Of regi-
ments and hospitals Immediately began to take
pride in keeping perfect records.
Over 80 per cent of the Union dead on
battlefelds were enabled to be identified, so
admirable was this system. Where time per-
mitted the Confederate dead were also inferred
and marked. But in thousands of cases all
means of Identification were lost by the un-
systematic disposition of the bodies of Union
soldiers by Confederate victors, who found
themselves the sole possessors of bloody field.
In the second year of the war the President
was authorized to purchase cemetery grounds
and have them prepared for the interment of
soldiers who had died in defense of their
country. One by one the National Cemeteries
were located, aud in so many cases perforce on
the fields of battle.
In 1865 the Northumberland Depart
ment called for information regarding ali SOL
diers' graveysrds, and on this arranged a recog-
nized system. Gen. Montgomery C. Meigs
assisted by Col. NJ. q. Ludington, carried out
the work.
Many thousands of bodies were removed
from the places of their original interment and
brought together in the new cemeteries. Such
bodies as had been buried in the near vicinity
Of battlefelds were inferred there first, and
then those collected from the neighboriug ter
Titory within radius of from 20 to 40 miles.
Removals were also made in ..-4t numbers
from the hospital rying-RroaaGs in nearby
cities and towns. Frequently bodies were car
ried many miles in wagons over rough country
roads, and the search for lost remains in tan
The National tribune., 1894-05-17
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