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The San Francisco call., 1897-10-24

w II HAVE a BARGAIN IN A 4-RUO NJ A y q
~ =. osth cottage, block from 22d s.: elecIric
street Work done JACoB HEYMAA, IL Mont
merry ST.
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\ r 1oU WAN A LOT TO BUIID ON WE
nave them from $50 upwards on SIS monthly
payments JACOB HEYMAN owner, II Mon;-
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PROPERTY TO EXCHANGE.


(SLEAR COTTAGE OF ROOMS TO TRADE
" for an improved farm. send price and de-
tailed d. scription TO II Ugh NJ. CAMERON,
Broker, 479 Ninth ST. Oakland.
G0S( n Nj r 5-R ,oM COTTAGE. HIGH
p-OAO- grounds. blocks to $ for small
ranch close u bay. Address WILLIAM p.
TODD, 1902 Broad aay, Oakland.
NlLL TX HANGE FLATS FOR LOT o Z
w sell; easy terms A a, box 40 Call
CENTRALLY LOCATED HOUSE AND LOT,
" exchange for ranch; rents $y5 a. W., box
leo, Call.
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A Ut IION oA J. r a \
AUCTION SALE Al

RY ORDER OF THE BANK OF WOODLAND
ID CAPAY VALLEY.
The earliest fruit sectiou we'll settled and only
nine.y miles from san Francisco by rail
Full AND GRAIN LAND
SSH, acres. near Winters, SIT so pc acre
.O3U res. near ESparto $50 per acre
l6O1a acres near ancrrd. so per acre
l&.1e acres, n-ar y IN. ers, 81 So per acre
l5l acIes, u,Ar Madison, s3U per acre.
$50 acres, near Wiaters, $50 per acre
l6l 1as acres near Capay, $40 per acre.
1894 acres, near Capay, $40 per acre
ALSO
l44O acres. near Swiugies, 81 25 per acre
4sU acre., near Merritts, $40 81 per acre.
S4U acres, near Dunn gan, 81 per acre.
24U acres, near DunDigau p Il per acre.
AL~O
llU5 acres. near Willows, S27 so per acre
So acr-s near Anierson Sacramento River
bottom Sl6 50 per acre.
GRAZING LAND
529-34 acres, hanKing Capay Valley 81 per
acre.
1920 acres fanking Capay VALLEY So rs per
ac'e.
576s acres adjoining Capay Valley 81 25 per
$500 acres, adjoining capay Valley. s3 oJ per
1920 acres, near Red DluN 81 per acre
MCA FEE BROS,
OUtuOmarV = Far al
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co. O00 a SPLENDID INVEST ENT:
u - WV. 9Th s.. stores a ID flats; b inging
in At low ren al $500 annual ~; ALWAYS rri.t-d;
property has its own water supply aud is in first
tlsss CO dltion: sanitary plum bing throughout;
iUt 75x90; call and Investigate.
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BEAUTIFUL LOT; RESIDE HEIGHTS.
n on north siue OF street; com manding SptendtG
marine view: can n yer be obstrI cted; the pric.
is Iow-only SSU per font foot
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G0S1O AN ELL GA MODERN RESI-
- 1OVO. dence Of Is rooms on Page st: near
Pal handle: on evat. C lot: 27xl00: d good
ulace "a doclor; his pro- erty COS s SI5.U00; 4
fine properly IN every par Icnlar; sacrifice.
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STORAGE.

STORAGE.
A I LOWEST rRATES-HOUSEHOLD GOODS
~ pianos. etc; advances m2de; fireproof build
ing. +. w. ZEHFCSs. $40 Mission st.
LOW RATtS-FUBNIrURE CARPETS
~ pisnoA household goods: clean light COM
partments; advances made J. SOOSAN, l017
10 lV2S Mission ST. above sixth; open evenings
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MUST B. SOLD At ONCE. a FINE LARGE
VI lot on Van Ness ave. near Pacific ST; AS: OK
1875 zee This lot. It's got TO go
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ADVERTISE MENTS

ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE
G1TRn MODERN COLONIAL COTTAGE
II ~. OF rooms
S22CO-S Ottage rooms $50 cash S25 monthly
sS25U-B' autiful colonial 2-story house of
oomS: large lot MAECUSE Il REM ELI.
Ray-sL sta lou, Alan eda AM 62S Market ST. =
r. Ofce open undays and holidays
RARGAI NS-5-ROoMCoTTAGE AND BATH
ID lot 5OxlO,, price 81 $50; s. oom cot .e and
bath, lot 5OxlfO, price S275O 12-room cottage
and bath. lot 15ONl50, p iCe $500: also othe. q
sitabe property some sold for The NOR. gage; easy
paw ments. Apply or write to =. X DENKE sR
hO3 N ebster St, Alameda, Ca.
I LAMBDA ARCi ms.
\ Sl%0O-LOt 3S:4xlU0; nice cottage. rooms
and ba n: R1y terms
Sl9GO-Lot 2Sxl50; modern cotlage, 8 rooms
and bath easy terms
$2SUO-Lot 40x $50; beautiful new I'D to.date
cottage; $3.50 cash SO per month; near station
and school; great bargain.
$32JO-2-s:Ors modern house, rooms and
batn. near narrow-gauge K. R. station; load bar
gain
sS5O0-Fine 2-story house of 8 rooms; corner
lot ith $. BILE: easy terms
s35OO-Great suap e egant house of 10 rooms.
bi ljard room. TIA lie, etc; Morton-st siatioI
Houses built 10 suit and let in ali parts of Ala
medz. Al. Z MOREAi. * Co
l4o2 Park st, Alameda
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$4,000 4aIs i6 Wet;s kaDUGG4 35dito6 MQDERS a
location; low rental bring $40 monthly; good
tuy
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BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.
L OR SALE-BARGAIN; 3 NEW NJ DERN
houses In North BerEeley: easy terms: z
bocas of station; also houses IN IakIaud.
see owner l427 Sprut st Berkeley.
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BERKELEY ROOMS.

8 SUNNY ROOMS IN BEAUTIFULLY FUR
= niShed private residences: blocks from uni
versity; on electrician line connecting with all
trains fine table; electric ii, hts; porcelain bath
piano: references Add iess ) \. BerN eley
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S5250 IL. ia 5oFa2 k!2oN o. ST NR BEALE
of $35 month; owner anxious TO sell; offer
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T TNaURANCE-CUT RATES
II ~ < r . ~. .r-- -. - r.

For further list apply to
BOVEE, TOY q SONNTAG.
6I4 Marker
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OAKLAND ROOMS TO LET.
DARrT GOING AWAY WILL LET a NICE
furnished from; room to two young gentlemen
or mau and wife: $40. FOR particulars address
W. box H. Call Office, Oa lauu
1QeO WIILJW FURNISHED RUOMS;
1NOV piano; bath: good location for dentist
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OAKLAND FUKN ITUKE FOR SALE.

WANTED-CASH BUYERS FOR FURNI-
w ture and household goods this week. Special
at he old store of Ii. sCHELLhAAS, 4OS kiev-
emil ST.. Oakland.
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GSSO EACH-4 Lots ON 4TH AVE. BET
120 each.
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G1OnO BARGAIN-A FINE LOT On
u wv. Vallejo ST. with a view OF the Golden
cate; 25xl 81 IS; all ready bul very cheap.
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1b30 6ouse lsrse % o osSS0e I9oS-A nesr Nie Ace
Montgomery st.
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C0OOO STORE AND FLATS ON SHIP
u O-pD. lev ST. near 9th: lot 25x75 and
renting for Sal per mon b.
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SfWrENN RANCH.
- NEAR REDWOOD CITY, SAN MATEO
COUNTY.
We will subdvde ihe celebrated ranch OF the
late Miles -. Nv. eDy in ira, Is OF 100 acres O.
.ess VIII ch soil for frgit gram aad vegetables
enty o. water; his property immedia ely ad-
j.ius r. dwood CRY. Is only one hours ride
from Sau ETan,i,co sui able for small home
farms; prices below ali furmer quotations a d
or address
EA>TON, ED IDGE IL Co,
6SH Marke ST San Francisco
Or our Frauch flee Redwood CITY.
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G1 T00 LINDLEY ST. NEAR CASTRO:
u 'OO. lot 5OXlOO; bay-window cottage Of 8
rooms bargain.
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e CS0 EACH, TWO GOOD LOIS on 7IB
tCNON ave. bet Point Lobos and Clement;
would trade for East Berkeley property.
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4 BEAUTIFUL HOME
y AT A MODERATE PRICE
S3aOO-South Brode lex St, close to HaigHt;
new house. rooms and bath: hand souIe.y deSo
rated; superb view: terms
BALDWIN & II " ELI,
10 Montgomery 81.
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n Z. BEMIS,
y. REAL ESTATE md LAND AGENT,
324 MON1GOMkKY ST.
FOR SALE.
Ci oice building loi on \ rnly and 27th sts.; close
10 e.ectric DAD
81 ;5X6U feet.
S6TUO-5oxl27: :e feeJ on Jackson ST.. overlook
ing the Preside and bay.
5@-vara on PAGE It. panhandle of park.
$500 Choice building lots north OF PARK
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MODERN, NEW, COMPLETE, ARTISTIC D.
vi room home. $500 cash. balance S25 per
month THE MCCARTHY co. 646 Market St.
=. F.: d. PRATT. Fruitvale station.
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S6400 sAS d9E 53, AXE 1soSs Mr. .gh yALTScIA
for 500 per month; lot 80: :bx9O feet; mortgage
$4,000
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

49, 49, ~~~~.-
UO-oO. 10. 50xs76 paying ground rental
OF $50 month; owner anxious TO sell: an offer
wanted.
G0eOO LOT on GREEN ST., Mr.. SCOTT;
" -OOO' size 27Sl27:6: fine marine view.
G9CRO WILLEXCHANGE FOR VACANT
NoZOO. lots; good 2-story re,idence OF
rooms accepted street. close 10 Nineteenth
anu Valencia.
GS050 POWELL ST, BET. BROADWAY
,pO-CO. and Vallejo; good fats OF and
rooms; rent SAP 20; good location; c.ose to town:
good business ock.
cl0 OOO HANDSOME FLATS N LEAv-
tN1U.OOU. enworth ST.. bet. California and
C!ar, containing 6 and rooms; large base ments;
rent Sooi mortgage OF S5Voo caa remain
S5OOO RENT SIS; FINE INVESTMENT
3 hay- window flats OF rooms, bath, etc, each;
lot 2SHsO; always iented street accepted.
@66OO RENT $50; ? GOOD FLATS OF
IL oou. and rooms, bath. eic., each; lot 25
1lSo; on Page st. L OF Fillmore.
5000 a coop sPEcuLArIoN; MOD
" ~. ern flats of 6 and rooms and bath;
lot :SX1O0: ou the business portion of Devisa ZERO
street; building shuu;d be raised and store built
S0O 8ore Modern ELhIs Is Hh4E and rodhs Phs
path, etc; ient S6I 30; alw ays rented; lot 25X
l31 %; SUNNI side Of street.
=. = lD $50 CASH, $40 MON THLY: SEE
CfoNO. lnem Al once; California ST. and 18th
ave; large .eVel 10 5, ready 70 build on; perfect
tile; only few 10 5 lett for sale; be quick.
BALDWIN & HOWELL, 10 Montgomery ST.
4 CINE NEW CoTTAGE, CHEAP.
SZ1OO-Nice new story -and-a-nalf COTTAGE of 6
rooms. bath, etc; lot 25X75 Clinton Park, near
IAN AID Guerrero SIS; easy terms.
BALDWIN Il HOWELL.
~ Montgomery ST.
HERE YOU ARE!
II GRAND OPP oRTUNITY.
$1,000 each-OH1rs wanted: } los 25x = each,
Oh ftn ave, 20 feet from ID and Goidrn Gate
PARK. BALDWIN IL HOWELL
10 MOntgomery st
4 BEAUTIFUL HOME
y AT A MODERATE PRICE.
S3aOO-South Brodei lex St, close to Haignt;
new house. rooms and bath: hand SOU ely deeo
rated; superb view: our terms.
BALDWIN & ii, " ELI,
10 Mont Eomery 81. ..
A FINE NEW COTTAGE.
y CLOSE 10 TOWN.
$500 - small amount down: balance in
his instllImentsr same Is rent: cottage Of
room, anu bath; all modern I'm proyenruts; lot
Z5XlOO; Vermont St, close to 18th.
BALDWIN Il BOWEL,
~ " Aontgomery ST.
NEW COTTAGE. ROOMS
~ grur
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Q 000O SW. COR. CHERRY AND SAC
y OUOO. ramento sts-: s.ze 34:lxSO
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G 600 BUILDING LOT; BEULAH, BET.
u " " 80, v; Stanyan and >chrader. Apply 337
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MISSION HOMES.
vi s5CO0-Elegant residence: fine view; srooms,
bath; large nails; furnace heat; everything up to
date. line ocetion: lot Z5xll4
s3500-New residence OF large rooms and bath;
Z rooms btautifily decorated; great b4rssia,
terms lot z5xl14
S375U-..0w beii built splendid residence o
large rooms and Lath; elegant stairway in trout
htli all rooms be Fl ely decorated: latest I'M
prOvemeEts !ot 25 Xxi 4.
Will buld rier a six-room and bah two
story house. wiki driveway side, $3.50, on
terms. near .7th and Church SIS.
viii build order any KIND Of house TO suit
purchaser; price reasonable; location In the Mis-
sion.
.'pp'y e. N. LONG 232 Liberty ST, after 1880
gOmery 81
I or IN EXCHANGE FOR FAREAND OUT
- fit to Alask2; at your own price for Can
S65 NJ ssIon i.
> LOi S: PRECITA VALIEE; CHEAP. Ar
= ply 10 owner, JOHN T. GRAHAM. 81. cor.
Precta We. aud SiaDama $
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I RES FINE CHICKEN RANCH IA
fayette, toatra Costa Ounty: Sl70J: house
and barn. c. X. KING. 9O2 Broa way. Oakland
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Gc0OO VALLEJO IT, NEAR JONES; LOT
CINNO. 25xl57:6 feet house Of s rooms
rentiug for S45 per II onth.
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COTTAG FOR SALE AT FORCED SALES;
v send stamp for pamphe et of h, mes Z. L
Bj NC. zoos broadway ak and.
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SOL GETZ & BROTHER.
CROKER BUILDINj.
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Il RARGAIN-DoUBLE BAY-WINDoW COT
MRS hEARDUN, $40 Laldley ST.
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rNTMpROVED pnOprP-

we have a large ST OF CO tages at less than COS
that must be sold :or benefit o. loan associations
cali al office for permit to ms pect
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McAFEE BROTHERS
1LS Montgom -ry g., san francisco, Cal.
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-On CRFS ELEGANT WHEAT LAND:
~ ali Gu tivated, Pas Rcbles 70. o; LIS cash
c. X. HI l., 902 Broadway, Ga land.
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NfOCNTAIN VIEW LANDS.
VI FOR SUBJ BAN HUAES
Especial Y adapted 10 raising cduous fruits and
veEe Rtles " e have h feN choice -ubiivisons of
10 lo % acres each in the Newha e w ise tract,
which we offer al extremely low prices. ranging
from sl25 only IL a. lie from Mountain View
station. Apply Tor fuIl parJicu
EA~Ib\, ELDRIDG Il Co.
63S Market ST., san Frsncsco.
OR WOOSTER & WHITTON,
! santa { ara st, san Jose
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CLAIRVOYANTS.

| OANS on real estate, bonds, etc; lowest rates
l. MCAFEE LROTHERS los Montgomery 81
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
MONEY TO LOAN.

I'VE LOt OK CITY RE- NJ ESTATE AT 8
W and 6i2 per cent, Oak. and a. : an ~; an y
sum. Manhattan Loan Co, -. ii, building.
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T. E)ENO LOT ON G&EEN ST., Mr.. SCOTT;
tD-OOO. size 27x127:6: fine marine view.
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4 NY AMOUNT AI 6172 Pc. CENT On REAL
y estate second and third mortgages esta,eS
divided Interests, reai esta in probate lite IN
sUTance. goods in ehouss furniture aud pianos
without removal: mortgages aud ie.acie3 bought:
10 delay. X MCCuLGAN, "a Montgomery s.. K 5.
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HOUSES TO LET.

~ CASELLI AVE, Mr.. lSTH-ST. ELEC-
y = trlc-car west Of Doug ass; new modern house;
ro'tns' oath. manteIS: nicely decorated
throughout; large yard very nice neigh bJrhd; SIS.
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UANo y tUkHITLRr. Ok PIANOS IN
:. T., Oak aud Alameda al lowest rates
without removal, 10 COmmiss ssiou5: no d ayS
J. NOONAN. lUll 10 lU25 Mission. above Skin.
South -.
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MADISON & BURKE, REAL ESTATE
VI Agents; established 1888; o26 Market ST.
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PERSONAL

A. Nelson, of Circle City, Alaska, is in
the city.
Clarence L. Mackay, Of New York, is in
the city.
c. H. wilkins, Grand Chief o. r. c.,
is in the city.
George H. Curtis of Johannesburg is in
town for a few days.
Arthur G. Mum, editor Of the San ia
cinto Register, is in the city.
H. c. lyman. manager of the Echo
Mountain hotel, was in the city yester-
day
John I. Sabin. general manager Of the
Sunset r. and T. company, in San Fran
cisco, is in Los Angeles.
G. M. Smith. superintendent of street
sprinkling, was Frustrated at his home,
1921 Ingraham street, Monday morning.
by stroke Of paralysis. Mr.. Smith has
heart trouble, and the attack is supposed
to have been brought on by overwork
Chauncey Earle, Of London, England: !:
Louis Dutocer, New Orleans; c. w.
Colby. p. H. Baden and wife, Mrs. Emma
Allen San Francisco; G. X. Forbes, Santa
Paula, and G. Fl. Fuller and wife of Chi
cago, are among the late arrivals at the
Ramona.
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any more force used than was reason
ably necessary to eject him?
1T appears by fair preponderancc
Of all of the evidence that Mr.. Knight
was requested to leave the premises;
that he was given a reasonable oppor-
tunity to do so before force was used,
Mr.. De Groot walking about sixty feet
to reach Mr.. Knight, while Mr.. Knight
was within ten or fifteen feet of the door;
and that no more force was used to eject
him than was reasonably necessary, no
blows being struck and no injury being
done either to the person or raiment Of
Mr.. Knight.
"Such being the evidence, 1t follows
that a battery was not committed by
the defendant. and a verdict of not gull
ty will be entered and the defendant dis
charged.
The herald., 1897-11-02
ANTI-sALooN LEAGUE
Formed neutrality-suspicious. t
Be Completed Tonight

Formed Organization to
Be Completed Tonight
A called meeting was held yesterday
at the Y. M. c. A. auditorium, with about
fifty present to consider the advisib;l.
ity of forming an anti-saloon league in
the city. Judge Eddy presided, and af-
ter considerable deliberation it was de-
cided to organize such league, which
shall be an auxiliary to the county
league and to which all the leagues with
in the city shall be tributary.
A committee was appointed, COM
posed of the Rev. e. r. Bennett, Judge
s. G. Hubbell, J. H. Howard and w. G..
Somes, to formulate plans and report
at a meeting which will be held this
evening at the Y. M. c. A. at 1880, when
the organization will be perfected, con-
stitution and by laws adopted and off1c-
ers elected. The Hon. I. w. Kanouse has,
been invited to address the meeting.
There will be an all day meeting OF
the Southern California Anti-S Saloon
league today at the same place. Dele
gates will be present from all over
Southern California and the above
named committee will represent the city
league.
The herald., 1897-11-02
LETTER CARRIERS UNIFORMS
Length Of Service Distinguished by
Certain Marks

An order has been received from
Postmaster-G General James A. Gary
stating that letter carriers who have
served five years shall wear as mark
of distinction upon both sleeves of their
uniform coat, three-quarters of an inch
above the braid and cuff of sleeves, a half
chevron of black cloth, one-half inch
wide, extending horizontally from seam
of coat sleeve.
For every additional five years. SER
vice another stripe of the same mate
rial and style as the first shall be added.
All the stripes are to be edged with
stitching and to be one-half inch apart
A carrier who has been reinstated
shall get credit for the full term of his
actual service, but not for the time h.
was out of the service. Time spent in
substitute service shall not be taken into
account.
AS distinction between a substitute
carrier and a regular. carrier who has
not yet received his first stripes all sub
stitute carriers will wear on both sleeves
three -fourths Of an inch above the
braid on cuff of sleeves a plain lette.
49," two inches high, made of black
cloth, edged with white stitching.
The herald., 1897-11-02
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Call Tel. Main 243 for ambulance.
Kregelo & Bresee, Sixth and Broadway.
Robert Sharp & Co., funeral directors
Telephone 1929.
Watches cleaned, IS cents; main
springs. so cents; crystals. 10 cents
Patton. PA South Broadway.
Adams Bros, dentists, 293Hs South
Spring street. Plates from $4. Pain
less extracting. so cents. Filling a
speciality. Hours 8 to S; Sundays, 10 to
H.
Manuel Pepper, who has served more
terms in the chain gang than he has
fingers, was arrested again last night
for petty larceny. He relieved a fellow
negro Of some lime.
II. c. Lichtenberger, the picture
framer, at 202 South Spring street, has
just received his fall stock of new styles
Of picture frame mouldings. If you
have any framing to do call and see this
beautiful line.
Siddi Mahomet Lo'ieber, Of Jelalabad,
India, will give a free lecture at 1904
Owens block, South Broadway, on the
"Pre- Historic History Of America" He
WILL ACIIldIu AL lIiC Clly q ACW WCCho 0o
teacher Jahna Philosophy.
DR.. Rebecca Lee Dorsey, Stimson
block, first floor, rooms 1873, 1874. 1885,
Special attention given to obstetrical
cases, and all diseases of women and
children. Electricity scientifically used
Consultation hours, to S. Tel. 1927.
Coroner Campbell held an inquest
yesterday over the remains Of Clarence
B. M. Cole, the colored man who tried
to murder his mistress and then turned
the gun upon himself. The jury returned
a verdict of suicide. The injured woman
Is doing we'll.
A Mexican who had indulged too free
" in red wine grew hilarious on Upper
Main street last night and expressed the
state Of his feelings by emptying his
revolver into the air. He was arrested
by officer Briest. At the police station
he registered as John Doe.
The preliminary examination Of Jose
Ortiz for burglary was held yesterday
In the police court and the prisoner was
bound over for trial in the sum of $3OOO
Ortiz broke into a building on Ord street
and stole a pickaxe and hammer, with
which he was about to escape when
arrested by Officer s. N. Baker.
The herald., 1897-11-02
IN oLDEN DAYS
When a Lot at First and Spring
Brought But $37

Brought But $37
| The Historical society met last eve
ming at the residence Of j. NJ Quinn, lie
| South Grand avenue with good at
tendance of members and friends. DR..
]. d. Moody presided, and read a valua-
BILE paper which he called Echoes from
the Revolution" which was compiled
from the files of two old English maga-
zines. The European Magazine and the
Political Magazine printed in London in
1882 and 1857 respectively.
| DR.. Moody read a number of quota
tions from these journals showing the
attitude for and against America, the
war with America, and the American
people who were alluded to in an ad-
dress by the king before the house OF
lords as my deiuded subjects"
| He related several anecdotes, and
other facts that in the light of what has
since transpired, are now highly humor-
Gus; of vote which was taken whether
or not the war should be discontinued
in which the ayes were 1913 and the nays
| 1914; and quoted Gen. Conway, NJ. p, as
speaking of "that great general, Wash
| ington."
| Mrs. M. Burton Williamson read q
paper on the "Cantilever Bridge of the
Colorado in which she stated among
other instructive things that the princi-
pie of the Cantilever was known to the
japanese 200 years ago.
| The last paper of the evening was read
by ]. M. Quinn, who presented most
interesting review of what the society
| has done in the past IA years.
1t was organized Nov. 1, 1888. OF the
is persons who took part in the organic
alton seven have died, four have dropped
out of the society, and only four are
now members. One hundred and sew
trty-eight members have been enrolled
since the society was organized. Death
| non payment of dues and removal from
the city have reduced the membership
| to about 100.
The society has issued twelve annua
publications, making three handsome
volumes of valuable history. 1t has ex-
pended over $4,000 in publication, the
purchase Of books and curios. The re.
ceipts from donations amount to about
$4,000. It's publications may be found ir
the principal libraries of the United
States, and have found their way into
libraries in Europe, Australia and Can.
ada.
During it's fourteen years of existence
the society has circulated more thar
5000 copies of it's publications. Thes'
contain valuable information concern
ing the history, development and re
sources of our city and county. The SO
ciety has never received single cen
from the public funds to aid it in it
work. All the money expended ha
come from the pockets Of it's members
Miss Helen Stafford recited one O.
Riley's fascinating poems of child lif'
delightfully."-. and the rest of the evening
was given over to informal chat, il
which "reminiscences We're exchanged
and the more recent residents and mem
bers listened with awe to tales Of thu
time thirty years ago when 12O feet from
where the Wilcox block now stands OF
Spring street was sold for $37, ant
wasn't considered much Of bargain Al
that. They sounded like fairy tales las
night, but the authority of eye witnesse.
was unimpeachable and unquestioned.
The herald., 1897-11-02

Sunday afternoon. Deputy Constable
Lewis Wood was at the church and hap
pened to be watching the woman at the
time. Mrs. Garvey sheltered herself with
her parasOl and began to explore the
pocket of the lady nearest her. She
had drawn a handkerchief therefrom
when Officer Lewis stepped up and
placed his hand upon her shoulder. She
was removed from the church and al
lowed to go free. The woman has served
several terms in Jail for picking pock-
cts.