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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.

MIR. PU1NAM's SCHOOL FOR YOUNG MEN AND
Boys i'll reopen Sept. 16, 1884, Preparation for
colleges. universities and technical schools. and
for business pursuits. Private tuition furnished:
best of references. Apply to WM. Il. PUTNAM,
AM, 1893 10th st. NV. au22-tf
OL4NEY SCHOOL. FOR. GRLS-1S27 ST.
Special advantages for study Of modern Ian
euages music and art; daily exercise in calls
themes. drawing, Latin and French or German
included in the reguia- course.
au24-tf MISS VIRGINIA MASON DORSEY Prin
FRENCH LESSONS,
1911 10TH ST. NV,
se2S-3mos MADAME A. PEI.E
OUT OF WARRINGTON.
MAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE. CONCORDvH.IE PA.
S1SS per year. successful school; one OF the
best to infIse with energy and wake up boys to
the duties of life. Boys under Is years SlT7.
]. SHORTLIDGE Yale, AN, lPrin. d14-3meo
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VIII reduce piano TO wreck AMI ruin in very
short time, unless il is perfectly constructed There
are TWO Pianos which we have Been handling for
uofC thar 10 wears, which have demonstrated that
they CAN stand this wear. tear, and even after
YEARS of use fetch high price. One OF them is
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

LOTS, FRONTING LINCOLN PARK AND ELEC-
Trio a 10 Road; CHEAP; ALSO LOTS WITHIN W.T. IN
R9N'T DELAY. CHAs. a. SHIELDS. 1903 F
FOR sALE-NINTH AND Z NORTHEAST, 8
GOOD SIZED LOTS 800 FOR ALL. USUAL
die AUGUST DONATE, Gil 7TH ST.
FOR sALE-RARE CHANCE-6 ECONOMICAL
Washington Heights lots: well located: $500 cash
each, balance easy. Proper arrangements made
with parties wishing to build JOHN F.. PAREf
1411 st. del+3t'
FOR sALE-BUILDERs, ATTENTION!-HAvE 8
lots. 15x65 well situated; trust on each only
$500; will trade equity on house. JOHN F.
PARET, 1411 G st. de1i-3t'
FOR SALE-LOTS AROUND LINCOLN PARK AT
fore certain improvements made that will
enhance property there very much.
d14-3t OSCAR W. WHITE. $50 st.
FOR sALE-FINE CORNER PROPERTY IN Mt
and Improvement. Prize reasonable
n16-3ot' TYLER K RUTHERFORD, 1907 NV.
FOR SAIE-Go FEET on sTAUGHToN ST; SAME
on Florida ave. by 200 feet deep; 1900 So. feet;
trees and wide view city and river; price
moderate and terms easy.
no23-lm' G. A. SAWYER, 100 y. H. ave.
OCEAN CITY. Md ON THE ATLANTIC OCEAN.
The SinnepuAent Beach Co. offers special induce
ments to purchasers of lots who desire to build.
The demand for cottages to rent is greater than
the supply. and rents pay from 10 to 10 per cent
on the money invested.
There can be found seaNjde resort within five
hours of Washington where lots 50x140 feet can be
bought and cottages built at so small cost The
beach is absolutely healthfu free from malaria,
and the absence Of mosquitoes add TO its comfort
as a summer resort For information and charts
Of lots apply to DEBORAH l.. HILTON, with
no23- 3ml6
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED.

FOR RENT 1881 14th NV, sr 10 90
2233 q ,fur 13r. .1250O 1890 9th NV. 10r- 90
1925 Mass nv, lar .125.e' 4T4 q NV, 12r 81 65
yl2 NV, 2Or. 100 1905 11th NV, 7r. 10 ii
sos 1lth NV 1lr. So 90 ao1 list NV, llr. 80 %
952 Westminster st li;i2 Corcoran, Or. %
Gur), Or. $500 1906 Columbia. Sr. .35 %
5Os. 18th NV, 1ir. $50 zoos nth NV, Tor 81 90
173s NV Tor. :. 5000 2,l Il 9Os F NV, sr. 81 90
1925 18th NV, Tor. 1000 $50 10Th NV, n. Is 50
$50 NV Tor. 90. sc $40 Sth NV, Or % 30
rs Ind NV NV, Or. 900 645 Q NV. Or. ESQ
1899 Corcoran Or. :5o.D 1872 Sth NV. Or. % 30
aO3l NV, lar. .J0.G0 1881. X nv, Or. $50
1911 nv, 15r.... 50.O 1910 y av NV, Or ., 80
yO3 II NV Or. 5000 $50 Spruce NV. Or % 40
Us + NV, 1lr. ....i5.Jo 12i9 9Th NV, Or. Is 40
1919 corcoran. lr. tito .0i NV. Gr....:. - ~
9t3 X | NV Ew, Tor. 500 100 ID NV. ST.. 600
81 7 NV, 12r. 900 2l2s NV 6r... - 10
30 NV NV. Or. 1870 HOS Ia NV, ar. 800
.5oa Ia Nv NV. sr. 81 ST. NV, Or. % 90
so LIST NV, Tor. 1850 pa list NV 81 ~ 80
III. NV ar. p.aoiI NV, Or. 80
The above Is only portion Of the property on
For full list. call at office for bulletin issued on
the LIST and 18th.
del7-co T. E. wAGGAMAN.
FOR RENr-!A LARGE NUMBER OF HOUSES,
FIR. mp NELL; Convenient; all ra, ,s OF 'he
3. VE0oSIAN 4 20, lib st. dis7st.
FOR RENT-BY IL. y. HOFFMAN. REAL ESTATE
-, ard INSURANCE Eroke lots and ss NV %
lis 8 ST. ler i3S.o1 1914 Riggs st, sr.. .$s 90
1923 14th l3r. 2b. SO ~ 5i7 2d st NV. Tor SO 90
1915 32l st. isr&s 300 80 ID st NV, Tor .35 90
1908 10TH l2r. go 90 3Oo5 Cambridge, 9r 80 90
.iis st, i2r. 80 90 1927 Conn av. Or. 80 90
islt St, lor 200 2i9 4 st ne; Or; - 90
I42+ Q st, i2r. .550O 22ls st. 7r. Is 90
zoos NJ NV, Tor. 5000 1888 d st NV, 7r. 90
a0O5 st, 12r.. 5000 81 sw. Sr. % 90
sic NJ ct, Tor. 5000 20 ID NV, Sr. % so
$50 ST. Tor. E. 5000 235 4ia sw, 1rEs. 81 80
1905 q st Tor. so 90 80 st NV, Or. %. 50
t31 It'll NV, 12r. 30 90 ll32 Fla ave- 7r. - 90
1921 nth st nw Or 1000 li3S Fla ave. 7r. y 81
5oI Eth NV, 2r. 500 1921 9th ST NV, 1r % 80
anI NV, 1lr. 90 zoo list st 7r. ~ 80
1916 ST. Tor. $50 23l Az ST sw, sr&s % 80
log ST, 9r. 1000 1873 9Th 81 NV, 1r. 20 so
1902 4 ST. Or. 1000 GA3 9th st ne, 7r. 20 50
pa St. Ir&s. 1000 COZ \ st Sc, IT,. 20 40
l3i5 Riggs ST, Sr. 40 90 so 9Th s.. Jr. 10 IS
Y 4th st se Tor. 40 % to- Cillan ne, Or. II 80
FURNISHED HOUSES.
Gle, lSr, 2b x sta. 400 y 18th, i0r. rs
and 18th. l5r. 200 L near 18TH l2r. loo
18th near Il, iJr&s. .i15 10th near O. Tor. IS
near I'D, liz, bI 100 t'trIac 10th. Or. so
OFFICES
Elegant rooms In Sun Desirable rooms, ATTAIN
building rreproof. from tic Coast Line build.
40 La ave. $40 X Is $50 each.
STORES.
lOl6 Conn ave. 1000 COZ st NV. 80. 33
1920 Conn ave. ...I5.UU 2lI Ind ave. 20 80
1914 sd. sto x 1Sr. T5.rON ii ay&W st 4GxlS-
IA 9Th st NV. 5000 sl3 Md aV NE. .5
STABLES.
1892 Mass S o 90 l24S Sth NV. SO 90
lel6 II. o. loLTZMAN, 10th and + sts. NV.
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PRIVATE Observation-Disclosures OR AD-
vanced studies; especial attention 10 backward,
unwilling aIl adult pupils. University graduate.
Prot j., HOS Hopkins place, near 10th and z sts.
au24-S.
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SHORTHAND AND TYFEWRITiNti.-MiSS ANNA
NJ. LAISE, 1888 10Th st. W. Pitman shorthand
by NEW and RAPID met hod. Beginners and die
tation Stenosraphic and typewritten work done.
40
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FOR SALE-THE OWNER HAVING BUILT AN
other will sell his $500 bay window brick house
in northwest for $3.50. Small cash payment and
$50 per nfonth-just rent Box 80, Star office.
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WANTED-vOCAI. AND PIANO PUPILS. SPE-
cialty of beginners. Weak voices made strouS
and brilliant LOW TERMS. Also SINGERS for
AMATEUR OPERA. GED. W. LAWRENCE, 93i
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The Berkeley School,
1915 IL street
Students thoroughly fitted for West Point and
Annapolis. for all universities and scientific
schools for direct commissions in the army and
lazy, and for the civil service. Twenty five young
men have successfully passed examina tions during
:he past two years Arrangements may be made
for private lessons in all bSanches.
CHARLES w. FISHER BIS.
oc22-eotf Head Master.
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ART STUDENTS. ESPECIALLY BEGINNERS.
whD wish an almost Immediately profitable knowl-
edge OF drawing should consult ARTIST, 1905 18th
ST. n.w near X ST. Call afternoons. del2Gts
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Near ii st. and government printing office;
3-Story brick dwelling: rooms and bath terms
$50 cash. balance payable $50 per month; less
than rent. Price, only. go. &C.. ....... S 600
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Names Floral Emblem.

Good Citizens bow to the will III tile ma
iority and to the DEGREES Of tile constituted
law makers. The legislature Ills passed
the following, under suspension of rules
and without debate.
Resolved, That the pine cone il hereby
declared to he the floral emblem for Maine
in the national garland of flowers.
This is not according to the expressed
viii Of the majority Of the people, As only
10000 out Of possible 400, COO voted on
the question, and only II 900 expressed a
preference for the cone. But let that pass.
What the Legislature and governor say,
goes, and they say that the pine cone shall
be Names floral emblem ia the national
garland of flowers. The only trouble with
this is that the cone is not flower any
more than the corn cob is, and il scarcely
more aesthetic and beautiful. 1t il good
in its place, and with all due respect to
the judgment of the General Court that
place is not in 4 garland Of flowers There
IS one consolation, however There IS no
law compelling the use Of the pine cone as
button hole bouquet. Portland Adver-
tiSpr
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A Name for the Cup Defender.

a good many bright suggestions have
been made as to a name 10. the next cup
defender yacht. One man suggests the
initials Of the syndicate: Vanderbilt. ISelin
and Morgan. \ good enough name i'll it-
SELF. hlIf with the second letters following
back more distinctive one: Nimosa
Another man ot patliotle and poetic pro
cliNitss suggests the WORD American Spell-
ed backwards: Nacircma a third wants
it To be ''llope. as the motto on the coat
Of arms of Rhode Island, the State in
which the syndicate Yacht is ta bc built,
and the sentiment VI AL Americans When
the RACES OCCUR \ deliver into ancient
mythology thinks THAI the only one to set
ahead Of a NallSyrie should he NnlsunY,
while an astronomer, WHO has been iin-
pressed with the fact that Mercury travels
through space at the rate of | >O0 miles a
minute. faacies that planet might be a
mascottsh name. ~ doubt the build
ers will he highly gratited " receive all
such suggestions. and out Of a multitude
may select a winner. Marine journal.
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Streets one is struck by the multiplicity
and gaudiness of the drinking saloons, es-
\ pccially at the approach Of evening, when
they are dazzling to behold with their
lights and glasses and colored liquids,
their marble tables crowded with domino
and card players, each with a tumbler Of
his favorite tipple at his elbow. But Que
seldom sees drunken man in Cuba. The
natives drink very often, but lightly; and
the gin to which they are universally adj
dicted must be exceptionally pure or else
the climate has something to do with its
being notwithstanding.
The upper streets are even narrower
than those near the landing and to reacl,
the crest Of the hill on whose slopes the
city is built, you must tread several blind
lanes hedged in by the houses of the
poorer and drtier classes, where unclothed
babies are held up to the window graf
ings and Youngsters in precisely the suits
they We're bonn in Get under youl horses
feet But When the crest is reached,
near the long line Of buildings belonging
10 the Benetciencia hospital, there lies
before You such a view few are privil-
coed to sec twice III i lifetime Beyond
the far slipping roofs OF sun burnt tiles
which Stretch down To the waters edge
iles the bay, It's surface Of heavenly Blue
cucircled by emerald hills. all glorlhed by
tropical sunshine
IL II difficult to ~ay how the IS, 600 PEG
PIE Of Santiago manage to make living.
tor few of them appear to be doing any
thing !le only industrial establish
ries, a tan yard. foundry and soap
mandatory. Historically it is memor-
ahIe mainly for the French occupation
and ransom in l55. and the affair of the
Nirglnius which occurred Just 20
wears ago and resulted in the spanish GOV
eminent paying an indemnity to the Unit
ed States for the murder of Captain Fry and
his companions. Santiago has also been
the seat 1T most Of Cuba modern rebel
lions against the arbitrary and bitterly
oppressive rule of the home government
and long line a patriots, Shot ia the
rampalts OF Moro castle overhanging the
harbor. have furnished food for the wait
inc sharks
Although yon may not 90 bathing in
aforesaid, you may 90 rowing, with q
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child, BY aiding Nature il preparing the
system for parturitlon. Thereby "labor'
ann also tile period Of confinement are
greatly shortened. 1t also promotes an
abundant secretion of nourisiment for
the Child. During pregnancy, it pre-
vents morning sickness and those
distressing nervous symptoms from
which 50 MANY suffer.
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eNhanstible supply Of pure. cold water, if
oAlN there was sufficient enterprise among
the citizens to cause it to be brought in
pipes from the neighhoring heights But
santiago remains wretchcdlly deficient in
\ this respect, though there is much suffer
Inc and ill-health from lack of this prime
necessity. The tonsul'S street being i'm
passable. we We're obliged to leave our car
rage a block away. and walk the rest of
the distance. Arrived at the welcomed
sign OF the American eagle with the Stars
and Stripes floating above it, an unexpect
ed barrier confronted us ut the entrance
to the doorIost and occupying the great
er portion of the little stone porch that
fronts tile casa This is another 'scos-
tumhre Of the country 50 common that
nobody thinks anything about it, If
>antiagoan pays You a visit, he generally
comes va horseback: aud quite AS a mat
ter ot course he rides lis steed III on the
front porch and ties it with its nose 10 the
door where it stands Saving anM hlocS-
ing the entrance uHtil the owner chooses
10 depart. lhe tonsui's hou>e--w hich is
\ f1il sample ot Ms m;tjoritv Of the bet
iei rIa>s NJ residences ia Santiago looks "
ii II had heon built t. stand q Thousand
wears and has ilreadN Ncatherea half that
pefiod- wth I'm Three foot Mails erinentyl
l3,,l .,u ,,.4,l,l. ,,,4s;sl. ,,I II, ;t ag.li.l
rafters set close together and foot square
window FRAMES and iNol-ppsts run down
into the grNHnd ten feet VI more. HE
frequency OF earthquakes and hurricanes
soon taught the early builders the neccs-
>ity ~ tlis substantial fashion.
\ brief visit win not Wye tie Traveller
an adequate idea OF santiago. The first
impression gained from lis tamble- down
buildings, many w which appear just ready
To topple oven and crush YOU, and it srough,
neglected streets Astounding in filth, naked
babies lean curs and fright1ully abused
mules ana horses. is by no means favor
able, even t. lovers of the quaint and ven
cradle Hut aftel you become better ac-
Nuainted Will itand its hospitable people,
ana nave seen the interiors Of some OF us
antique easas 'llal Neie pullf hundred
Neals nelnfe 'he Nisl pufchmah had So
up house on New York Island you find
yourself IN love with the rare old place,
despite III, many shortcomings. The
finest mansions are confined 10 ~ particu-
lar locality. but are as likely to be found
next tn negro sllanties. Nv sandwiched iii
among commercial Warehouses, as any
where else They are uf the order of
architecture winch the Moors brought I'M
w tile Iberian peninsula. iav aha large
With enormous windows reaching from
r0ff 10 pavement and having irnn bars be-
fore them, tiled oN nlatlle hUplS and al
HAei raHit-VaI with ttmts and rt,fle-
4l8iIatss 4f,Naug 4i4euil lis central tonn-
taiss NiHr alI tsjisDrF,- 1lf.tlub 5if,4,
ma titN ~-ipeF~ .a ~.uAit4H ne&ta laiI to
IafS4rSt fu5V Esyi SuH 3.siiioils SLIM
stst6l.us 4ela.s fflafa. Nj it4t.u1jn. av,4r
m#MM s8acMMlE- Hil. aHa a-la,t5,aH
r~ Msi6 4ie 64U tt@4s4 s5 StfItlae.
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nOTHERs

and those about to
become mothers,
should know that
DR.. Pierce's IA
vorite Prescription
robs childbirth Of
its torture, terrois
and dangers to
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II May DO As Much Fur lou.

MIR. Fred Miller Of Irving. NV, writes that
he had Severe Kidney trouble for many
years, with severe ,aIis IN his lack and also
that his bladder was affected IAN tried
many so-caled Kidney cures, mt without
amy good results. About d year age he be-
gan the ilse Of Electric Bitters and found re-
nel at once. Electric Btters is especially
adapted to cure " all Kidney ana Liver
troubles and often gives almost instant W.
lief One trial VIII prove our statement.
Price only SOC for large bottle AT a. A.
Howes 4 Co. IS Drug Store.
Stranger. Policeman, how often 40 tile
electric ears pass this corner Policeman.
Well. if you are trying to take ii nap, they
60 by every two minutes but if you want to
go somewhere, You have to wait half an
hpllr.
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Boston ( Bangor 5. 5. @,
Winter. Arr:ln cement.

Commencing Thursday, Dec. ~, 1894, steamers
will leave elfast weather and ice permitting AZ
follows,
For Camden, kecklani and Boston, Monday
and Thursdays at fahNut) z DG N. NJ or npnn itrt
rival NJ steamer lpln 1ncksporf.
f"r Star>port. Bucksrnrt anu beyond, il ice
permits, Wednesdays and Saturdays at about
300 An. OF upon lrlv OF steamer from Boston
EETJ RNlNG.
From Boston, Tue~asS ana FlllaYsAt ! XXI r.M
From Roeklamd, tonehing at aIntirn, MeelneS-
days ana saturdays al Giboul $50 4 NJ.
From BucEsrprt, Mondays and Thursdays at
/ 90 A. NJ
CALVIN AUSTIN, Gtnl Snpt-.... Boston
WILLIAM II. HlIi.. President ana Genl
Manager -.=.. .-.........- Boston.
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Bncklen's Arnlca salye.

TIE Best SALINE id tile world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, lcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letters, Ghapped Hands, Chilbiains
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positive
~ enres Piles, pr no pay required 1t is
guaranteed 70 give perfect satisfaction Or
money refunded Prize % cents per box
For sale by A. A. Howt4s Il Co.
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knIghts Of the Naccabee>.

The State Commander writes ils from
Lincoln, Nel aS follows Attr trying
other medicines for what seemed to he a
very obstinate cough in Our Two children we
tried pr. Kings NEW Discovery ana At the
end Of two DAYS the cough entirely lift
them. We Will not he without 1T hereafter
as our experience proves that ii cures where
all other remedies fail. Signed +. W.
Stevens, Com.-Why Dot giNt this great
medicine TRIAL, NV il i guaranteed anl trial
bottles are tree 1t A. "A. HoW-s " ". \ Drug
Store. Regular slze So. and II 90.
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Griggs. - say, old man, what's good for
insom ia? ] haven't closed my eyes for fl ve
nights?'' Colonel. ''Iou want to have a
boxing match. The first time tried it re-
member my eyes We're closed for fort
night.
RHEUMATISM CURED IL 4 DAy.-"Mystic
Cure for Rheumatism and Neuralgia, radi-
caly cures i'll l To 3 days. Its action upon
the system IS remarkable and mysterious 1t
removes at once the cause and the disease
immediately disappears The first dose
greatly benefits. - cts. Sold by A. A.
Howes q Co., Druggists, Belfast.
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MA.RRIED.


-B0RNEMANN-NEARY this city, April q
1885, by the. Rev. DR.. Ollie, George Bornemann
OF San Francisco and Maggie E. Neary of Ocean
View, Cal. -.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. this city, March
%. 1895 blythe Rey. DIR. Ollie; Francis c. Eichel-
/ roth and Fora L. Eldridge, both of San Francisco
HMAN-SlAfON4-In this city, March 20,
/ 1895, by the Rev NJ. S. Levy, Milton P. F1eish-
roah and Daisy R. Simon.
GLASER-EEVY--In this city, March a. 1885,
ythe Rev. N. s. Levy, Isdor Chaser and Anna
\: levy.
JESSEN-LoEBEI-I In Piedmont April 1; 1896
f. by the Rev. ]: NJ. Thesis, Christ Jessen and Rosa
L0ebel. -. :.
KATz-sH AFFER-Inthi city, March 81, 1895,
by the Rev. II. n. MilSoff; Gustaye A. .Katz and
Lillian r. Shaffer both of san Francisco
MTLLER-POHLMEIER this city, March 81,
1885, r: j.. Miller and Martha Pohlmeier, both Of
San Francisco.
MILLER-wII.SoN-1n this city March so, 1895,
by the Rev. DIR. Ollie, Isaac II. Miller and Anna
c. Wilson. both of San Francisco.
ROGERS HENpEE1-In this city, March IS,
1895. by the: Rev. Walter Howell, Henry NJ.
Rogers and Mrs NJ. J. Hendee. =;
'sAHLINGER-WALLAC this city, March
"a, 1Sa5, by the Rev. NJ. s. Levy, Samuel Sahl-
l. niger and Sarah Wallach.:
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

-BAACK-In. this city, March 80, 1895, to the wife
OF H. Back, daughter.
COURTNEYAInt this city, March IT, 1895, to the
wife Of James D. Courtney, daughter.
GRIFFIN-Int this city, March 80, 1885,, to the
wife of Thomas E.. Griffin. a son.
IDIBACK.-fn Oakland March "a, 1895, to the
Wife of A. Imback, a. son.
::McDENTTT- this city, March 81 1895, to the
wlfe-of D. McDevitt, a daughter. -
PAN ETTo-Sro the wife of Fred Panetto, a daugh-
ter.
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DIVORCE SUITS BEGUN.
Margaret Prefontaine against Jean Prefontaine.
DIVORCES GRANTED.

Jennie l. Cohen from Louis L. Cohen, for deser-
ton, neglect and intemperance; by Judge Heb
bard. Plaintiff awarded $40 q month alimony and
custody of minor children.
Linda Corinson from Isaac Corinson, for neglect
by Judge Slack.
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.IMPRoVED PROPERTY

Call and Obtain one of our Real Estate Records,
which contains list of properties for sale in all
parts OF The city.
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CHOICE RESIDENCE SITE AT A SACRI-
" flee: one of the choicest corners adjacent to
and overlooking the panhandle of Golden Gate
Park, offered for few days only at very low
figure; size 5Ox100; would prove frst-class 10
cality for flats as an investment
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q O9AG 2-STORY AND B A E NJ E n 7
,NCAOO. house Of rooms and bath, stable
ETC.; lot. 25x122:6; Harrison ST.: terms $1,000
cash; balance at per cent.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

~ H. UMBSEN d CO.,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS, RENT COLLECTORS
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TYPEwR1TERs AND sUppLIEs.

- -
TN COMPARISON THE CALIsRAPH LASTS
4 forever. MAYOR, 10 Montgomery Rents
repairs, supplies monographs, instsIlments-
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AND AUCTIONEERS,
II Montgomery ST., San Francisco.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-03

brick BUILDING FOR BUSINESS PROP
ID erty on Market ST.
Corner Pacific ave. and Baker St. 55x197 Is #. !;
price, 81 900.
L. side Stanyan ST., bet. Carl and Frederick SITS. ;
25x100: price $1,000.
5Oxl27:6 1T. on Jackson St., overlooking the Pre-
sidio and bay: $1,000
Two modern houses of rooms EACH at Park,
25x137:6 it.; electric road passes houses; price
$4,000.
2-story brick house Of rooms with stable, fin
South Park; lot 45x125 IT,; price $500.
S.W. cor. Jones and Jefferson sts.; 1877 :6x137 :6.
bath, basement: on each side of Dolores ST.; 25x95
feet.
House of 10 rooms and bath, All Bryant ST.;
price $4,000.
Apply TO c. c. BEMIS, Real Estate and Land
Agent. 324 MONTGOMERY street.
w.oQ00 MODERN BAY-wINDOW COT
qcCOOO. tage, on Sanchez near 18th; rooms
and bath; lot 25x90 fine view; a bargain.
specialization, near 10th; 2-story house; 4
fats; lot 25xl0o; street accepted sacrifice.
S2S50-Shipley-st. flats; rent $780, lot 25x75.
$5250-Morris ave- near 9th; 9 rooms and bath.
$1l,5Q0-6 bay-window flats; lot 59xl32-
q. w. ARMBRuSTER, $50 Montgomery, room g..
@JT00 HOUSE, S ROOMS; BARN, ETC,
I'D wv. in Berkeley: lot 100xl00 with creek.
$5250-House, rooms; fine corner; 120x135,
with orchard.
siOOo-Fine corner; 4oxloo; macadamIzed 500
CHAs. 4. BAILEY. 4s Market ST., or Berkeley
station. Berkeley
11dxlO7:6- SW. COR. JERSEY AND DIA-
LII mond sts.; apply within.