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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-17

We're up against thee good and hard.
We meet III t5
Thee on every street, VI
| Fifty to q block.
| a rock Il
Fired In any old direction q knock
! The latest They are thicker III
Than tomato cans ~
| In u vacant lot. tsr5
Blackberrles or the pulex irritans
On u dog, stars In the skies
Or files. }.s @
I 1t came quicker
'Nscat,
That f4
: Hat!
It IS not VI.
That we've any particular objection
| To the erection
! Not the least under the sun. '
| II Is none s t1-E
OF our obseeules. They are not our
We should smile ,o
They are not. X
We have got
| Our little weaknesses-our red hs.
Vests and striped collars, not to men
ton -gg
The array, s
! Bright and gay.
Some Of us wear to play
! Golf and suppose
| That we are 1T"
| We admit IN
Brass buttons, hysterical hose, .#
But nothing like that skew
Coed and stupendous strawyard. Mt.
But It's new:
There's no discount on that. Its new
ness ~ Ir
Is noticeable: otherwise .a
It's fewness
Would chiefly be apparent, we surmise.
And. being new. It Ia q sort OF duty,
1rr esDective Of beauty
Or any other minor consideration,
To wear one. After all.
Taking It Nil nround--and square
And edGeways-you might call
1t quaint In conformation.
TO some tastes there's an odd, lop-sided
About 1t. Here and there l,g.. H,
Youli find face
That looks well under 1t; but then
Some faces would look well with any
thing
On top. f. G
There isn't any wabbly, bunchy thatch
Or ding
Gasted beehive upside down can stop
Them looking pretty and sweet
And good enough to cat.
They can catch
You Or me seven days In the week ard
use .r
Any kind Of lid they choose:
You can't lose
The Girl. She's there
You might swear
She wasn't. that
1t was just the hat
All the same
The hat doesn't count
Nor amount
To one row Of pins In the game;
And so. o hat,
Monstrosity OF straw,
Headgear acciivous, us we said before,
wave on! Thou art at the bat,
O hat!
This Is thy busy day,
And thou wilt stay "
In shoals and swarms and myrlads
awhile,
O tile!
Then pass away,
Hooray!
Chicago Record.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-17
Bedtrtcs Shay.

. . o.
Tho rest Of the happening is hest told in
The mothers own words. She said:
ION the 18th Of Sept. 1896, while IN the
bloom, Of health Beatrice was suddonly and
severely afflicted with ppjnnl meningitis.
Strong md vigorous before. in 1--WE weeks sl,c
hccnmc feeble and Uttered from parnlylic
stroke which twisted he! he:a! back to the side
and made il impossible for her to move limb.
her speech however was not affected. We
called III ot- family DOCTOR ono Of the most
experienced mud successful practitioners III
the city. lie considered ;he case very grave
+ Que.
Tho child's body was hanhngctl to keep
her In position. Soon It was seen TINT other
means must be adopted. Little Beatrice,
much agninzt her viii, WINS housed mp in a
plaster pnrl, jacket Witch shs wore for sev.
era! months.
In the hope NJ receiving some help for
y, child We consulted in ,ur,i nine Of The
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-17
ence OF legal standing between the cir

ence OF legal standing between the cir
cumcised and uncircumcised being
done away Barbarism. Scythinn
(barbarlans Of barbarians> bond not
free. In the present conditions of the
world these class distinctions may seem
to yet maintain, but the life Of the
Spirit moves through these barriers as
II they did not exist. and imparts itself
freely and equally to, al! who covet It.
". 1D. Again, positively: In the culti-
walton OF the new life put on heart Of
compassion. kindness, humility, meek
ness, long suffering and. chlefest of ali.
put on love Tvs. 1919. And let the
peace OF God umpire" in your heart.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-17
"A STAR Mother
Sifange Happening 10 Her EouY.yea7 Old Daughter DID
not ,oalZs Tho Danger Dnsii loo laie.

"a, fTeep0rs, ~. I'VE a4l7a ~ q nv
ln,ost prominent, physicians Of Frecnort, Tv,
Of them applied electric batteries. bu, nons
Of the doctoru' Treatment gave any laslins
benefit. It wus then That my husband, oproi
tune visit TO a drug store brought It's ri.
meins which led 10 tic curc Of or child
While there Ne learned of the wonderful
People, mud decided TO buy some for our
daughters benefit.
We tried ihcni and the lnre, which va
had fixed regarding their merits were mUch
more than realized before one Lo1 or,hc pill,
had been used. s,tl5t +. Z
"Busy in my Kitchen one afternoon wa,
startled with the cry Of Mamma from lnlo
Beatrice who was creeping toward me. /
had placed her on m imrroyisel bed In The
parlor comfortably close to the ilresilc and
given her some books and plnythngs. She
became tired Of waiting for Inc TO COME back
and u'adc up her mind 10 60 TO me, so he, /.
story My Pink. Pills mndc INC walk which
shc tells everyone who Genes 10 our liou,e,
walked ever since. She Inns now taken abont
nine boxes Of the pills md her pnlc and
pinchcti face has been growing rosy, and her
limbs gained strength d0y by day. She
sleeps al nigh, loDg DOW, while before tnkjng
the pillo she could rest Int icw hours q,
time. lf,GE7 itl n
IL shall he cfad If anything thot enn
say 70, DR.. Williams Pink Pills for Pole
People, may he Of benefit to thosc In pain.
There !npsi be unny children who suNrr o,
Beatrice did md hope Tint my glory will
be noticed by their pnrents."
A specific for al forms of weakness ID Oh.
taincd in Dr.. Williams Pink Pills for Pnlo
People. Tho blood is yi'nlizrtl md becomes
pregnant with the elements Of life. The ner.
vons system is recognized, all irregulntide,
nrc corrected. strength returns and disense
disappears. So remarkable hive been the
cures performed by these pills that their fnme
hns spread to tho FIR ends of civilization.
Wherever you 70 you will find the most i'm.
portnnt article In every drug store to be Dr.
Williams Pink Pills for Pale People.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-17

(D'1t reads "set your mind" instead
Of "set your affection" Religion is Il
rational, as we'll as afrectional. matter.
Literally, BE minded Think" ". q.
(2) When Christ appears like the sun
in the spring time. the believer shall
rise like the towering plant-drawn
through the soil by his rays,
{3) The black list Is to be supplnnted
by the white. "Tornication. unclean-
ness. inordlnate affection. evil concupi-
sccnce, covet0usnesS. anger wrath
malice. blasphemy, shameful speak,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-17

WASHINGTON. D. G.. June 1.-THE
agricultural department to-day issued
q circular. giving the substance OF re-
ports received by 1t up to June 10, on
the condition OF foreign crops. 1t says
that a British commercial estimate
tentatively puts the worlds wheat crop
OF 1899 at 2.504.000,00O bushels. against
2,7dS, 100000 bushels in 1898, reduction
Of 244.OOO,O0O bushels. or nearly 50 per
cent. Another estimate makes q reduc-
ton Of $4,000. 900 bushels.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-17

While busy q. work In her home, Mrs. WI
liam Shay, corner of1'aylor and Ilancocl
Avenues, Freeport, IL. vas startled by hrar
Ing noise just behind her.
Turning quickly she say creeping toward
her, her four. ycar.oll. daughter, Beatrice
The child moved over the floor with M chor.
but seemed Gllcd with Joy at Gadiag Ael
mother. tr,4 4gaE rs I...i 100
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-17

y
Be sure and use that old and well.trled
remedy. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup. for children teething. It eooihes
the child. softens the gum. allays all
pain. cures wind collie and Is the best
remedy for dlarrhoea. Twenty-Five
cents bottle. mw&t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-17

If you are good liver trial will
convince you that Cooks Imperial E1-
tra Dry Champagne Is Il necessity. In
sist on 1t being on the MENU
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-17

ing" Heart Of compassion. kindness,
humility. meekness. long suffering, for
bcarance, forgiveness, and love-
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-23
NnrIcE no MARINERs.

A branch of the United states Hydrographiic
offce located in the Merchants ExchansSg' hlaSt -
Mariners without regard to nationality ana
free of expense. ,,.z o. ,,ieit the
Navigators are cordially lnVltSu 70 "a coll
ing directions of the world are kept on Nt nand
for comparison and reference, ano tne ii-, iarTSe
in forma ton can always be obtained regaIu ulIIs
lights dangers TO navigation and all Hatters
of interest TO ocean commerce - 1--,,
The time ball on the tower or the new I.ta5
building at the foot of Market street is holsts
about ten minutes before noon and dropPeu at
noon f2oth meridian, by telegraphic signal re-
ceived each day from the United states NaVai
Observatory Mare Island, Cal. ,os
A notice stating whether the ball was GIUPpe44 G,Pt4
an time or giving the error If any. is puollsheo
In the morning papers the following day
~ ~ w s HUGHES,
r;er+enant L { N in charge.
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-23
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO, March PA sharp bulge the
curb before business commenced. together with
the unfavorable weather, caused an eager de-
mand for wheat at the start. May opened &C
to 1c higher at 69d691sc and as several trad
ers who have been skeptical to serious dam
age to winter wheat changed their minds and
showed sudden desire to become possessed of
contracts for future supplies. the market con-
tinued to maintain an upward tendency. BY
the time the price got to 69hc, however. the
most urgent buyers wants had been satisfied.
and as soon as this support was withdrawn the
advance came to a halt. Then longs started TO
take profits and there was a good deal of
selling for the short account it did not take
long for the price to recede TO 6S94c
Liverpool closed with gain for the day of
from ID to 11sd This. together with fresh out
side buying orders that came in. which We're
more than sufficient to absorb the offerings,
started another upturn and at the close May
wheat bringing 69A G69&sc.
The corn market was strong and the specu-
lative business good Receipts were very light
and indications were in favor of them running
slim for some time to come, the few accept
ances Of bids amounted to almost nothing.
May closed &c higher.
Light offerings and good speculative de-
mand based the belief in a late spring
strengthened oats. May closed 1hc higher.
Trade IN provisions was on moderate scale,
but prices were little higher with strength
of the grain markets May pork rose DC. The
range in lard and ribs of the narrowest
kind, closing shade higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-23
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
For "wednesday, March %.
THE STOCK MARKET.

The feature OF local securities yesterday was
the continued decline in Paauhau Plantation,
the stock falling TO s36 80 subsequently recov-
ering to s3S rs. There also decline in
Hama Plantation and Hawaiian Commercial
Mining stocks were stronger. will be seen
by the sales.
The Oceanic Steamship Company has de-
clared a dividend of so cents per share. payable
April 1.
The Home Gold Mining Company of Nevada
County has levied an assessment of cents per
share delinquent April "a.
Three of the quicksilver mines IN this State
have just submitted reports for the quarter
ending February 2s, and have also declared
their quarterly dividends. payable April 1. The
Aetna reports gross receipts OF s35 40, operating
expenses of s20,954. making the net earnings
Sl4 49, out of which n dividend of $4,000 has
been ordered leaving a surplus of $4450 to go
forward The Napa Consolidated reports gross
receipts OF s65 700 and s32 931 for operating ex-
penses or $32. 76s for net, out of which regu-
lar dividend of $4,000 and an extra one of the
same amount have been declared, with
plus of s12 76S to go forward. These dividends
make ST. 600, 900 for the Napa. The New Idria
reports S4S 500 for gross and $22 943 for net re-
ceipts and a regular dividend of $1,000 and an
extra one OF $4,000. with surplus for the
quarter of S2e43.
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-23
HAY AND FEBDsTUFFs.
There was no Hay market, owing to the rain.
I-s.a.t,,f air,ad nuIst and 1lrchansad

There was no Hay market owing to the rain
Feedstuffs remained quiet and unchanged.
The circular of Somers & Co says of Hay:
1.-The weather has interfered with business
tto SO great an extent during the last week that
we have nothing much of interest to report
concerning the hay market at the present time.
The continued dryness and rather light receipts
were causing a considerable movement with
hay and prices were advancing rapidly Rain
always has a depressing effect on all produce
markets. and as II interferes with the hand
ling of hay we have found during the past two
or three days that prices have dropped back
a bit more especially as receipts are run
ming somewhat heavier this week than last.
Many farmers who would not sell their hay
al any figure ten days ago are commenc-
cI1de 10 get rid of their stocks Immediately
a. r,,.,,at LII ,,-ohobIt, ha oI-arcrowdad rnd
will still further decline in prices. r..
however, hay is sent to market slowly and
evenly we will note firm tone 10 the market
and possibly advance of from 81 to 81 per
ton over the present range.
"A careful estimate of the amount of hay in
the country contrbutory to San Francisco con-
vinces that there is just about enough to
II a greater portion OF the hay Is marketed
at once prices will decline temporarily, but
time from now, hay may jump up IS or $6 per
ton. We would not like to this condition
OF affairs. but would advise all holders of hay
to send in their goods in a moderate manner.
thus insurng healthy tone to the market and
helping to hold prices to an even range Re
cepts for the past six days have been close to
2206 tons, 400 tons in excess of needs.
.'Oregon and Washington have about quit
sending hay to this market, for they find a
better market throughout the southern portion
of the State where stocks of hay very low.
An occasional struggling shipment Of timothy
comes to market. but It does not meet with
much favor"
BRAN-s19 5000 80 per ton.
MIDDLINGS-$2O 50Q22 per ton.
FEEDSTUFFS-Rolled Barley. s26027 per
ton; ODcake Meal at the mill. s31G31 30; job
bing $32Q32 so; Cocoanut Cake, s24G25; Cot
tonseed Meal s2Sq30 per tom Cornmeal s23 90
d24 50; Cracked Corn. s24d25; Mixed Feed
$l9 50G20
| CALIFORNIA HAY-Wheat $1691S for good
TO choice and s14 50G15 30 for lower grades /:
Wheat and Oat S14G17: Oat s14616; Island
Barley. $12Q14 Alfalfa. so 50912; Stock. S99
IL: Glover, nominal.
OUTSIDE HAY (from Oregon Nevada etc
Wheat and Wheat and Oat, s139H; Cheat
81 50G13: Grass Hay. SO 50910 so; Oat, s140
Il 5O Clover, $40 5oa11 80; Timothy. 311Q12 per
ton
STRAW-35Q7Oc per bale.
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-23
STEAMERS TO SAIL.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVED.
Wednesday, March 22
strnr MIneola David SO hours from Nanaimo.
stmr tIiiI brunswick. Andersen. 90 hours from
0Gti 1tai ship Caterina Accame Bellando. 14o days
sch schr Mary Eta, Anderson. "a hours from
snbT transit. Jorgensen, 1s days from Homo
lulu.
Wednesday. March "a.
stmr Alameda, Won oterendorP: eP: Sydney via
,,,e 6r Parf snip Hownsend GgwgFa J Moore & Co
Bark D Peters. Killman, Orca; Pacific
Stssm sehr Dn&bury. nbnE Adler. orca Pacific Steam
Whaling Co.
Tuesday, March n.
Stmr Whitesboro Johnson. Greenwood.
Wednesday. March a.
stmr Mackinaw. Littleield. Tacoma
Stmr Chilkat. Anderson. Eureka;
Stmr Queen, Jepsen, Victoria and Port Town.
stmr Aloha. Jorgensen. Point Arena, etc.
Stmr Luella, Miller, Tillamook.
schr James A Garfield, Lewis. Willapa Har-
schr Eureka Asplund, CoquiIe River.
Schr Gem, Nelson Coos Bay.
Schr Viking, Peterson, Coos Bay
CHARTERS.
The Alcalde loads lumber at Grays Harbor
for kahului.
March f3. lat As n. long % w-Br bark IN
verurie. from Oregon for Queenstown.
TELEGRAPHIC.
POINT LoBOs, March %, 10 pm-weather
Weather thick; wind Sc; velocity 80 miles.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PORT LUDLOW = Sailed March 22-schr
Comet for San Pedro.
COOS BAY-sailed March 21-Stmr Arcata.
TACOMA Sailed March 22-schr Peerless for
NEWPORT (s)-Arrived March 22-stmr Pa
sadena from Eureka.
CLALLAM BAY-In port March 92-Bktn
Northwest. from Olympia, for San Pedro.
FORT BRAGG-Arrived March 22-Stmrs Sc
GREENwooD = Arrived March % = stmr
Whtesboro. hence March 81.
MONTEREY-Arrived March 22-Stmr Ruth.
PORT los ANGELEs-Arri March 22-
Aus stmr Siam. from Comox -
EUREKA-Sailed March 22-Stnr Pomona,
Arrived March 22-stmr North Fork. hence
March 81: stmr Hueneme hence March 21.
NEAH BAY-Passed in March 22-Schr Ex-
celsiGg hence en- March rel s for Port Bakeley
Glory of the Seas, hence March 10.
ASTORIA-Saied March 22-Stmr George W
Moiiendo ~ 10
VENTURA-Arrived March 22-stmr George
Sailed March 22-Stmr George Loomis for
SEATTLE Arrived March 22-stmr City of
Topeka, from Dyea; stmr Santa Cruz. from
Sailed March 22-stmr Excelsior. for I'm
PORT TowNsEND-Passed in March 21-Br
from Honolulu for Tacoma
Arrived March 22-Brig Courtney Ford. from
San Pedro.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON-Arrived March 21-Br ship AL
cides, hence Oct II.
HONGKONG-Arrved March 21-Br stmr
Empress OF China from Vancouver
PORT NATAI-Arrived March 2-Ship Ken
nebec. from Moodyville
YOKOHAMA-Arrived March 21-Stmr City
OF Picking. hence March l.
TYNE-In port March 12-Br ship Clan Mac
pherson. from Seattle. for Swansea.
TRANSATLANTIC STEAMERS
LIVERPOOL-Sailed March 22-Stmr Cutie
for New York: stmr Corinthia for Boston:
stmr Belgenland. for Philadelphia
SOUTHAMPTON = Sailed March % Stmr
Trave, for New York.
Arrived March 22-Stmr st Paul from New
York.
ROTTERDAM-Arrived March 22-Stmr Wer-
kendam, from New York
NEW YORK-Sailed March 22-Stmr St Louis
for Southampton; stmr Teutonic, for Liverpool;
stmr Kensington. for Antwerp.
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-23
EASTERN MARKETS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. March 22.-The market had g
highly professional appearance to-day on the
marked trregular;ty in the specialties. where
interest centered. and moderate improvements
IA the railways which were comparatively ne
elected. An easier tendency appeared early
sympathetcally with London quotations. and
prices moved nervously in the general market.
while among the specialtes fluctuations were
in many cases sensational. Sugar. after a
slight reaction to l5S, rallied and moved about
aimlessly, jumped TO 1863. eased of. but retained
t]2 points OF Its advance Brooklyn Transit
dropped of sharply, but recovering, left of
fractionauy above yesterdays figures. Man
haitian was lifted over points. Third Avenue
regained much Of its loss of yesterday. closing
s points highe the day. in connection with
the amendment Of the Amsterdam avenue bill
On talk OF an extension of the local gas war
Consolidated Gas dropped points. half of
which il regalned. Continental Tobacco and
and left off at the lowest. New York Air
brake plunged down Il points on offerings, and
recovered only 8. American Steel and Wire
was strong and Federal Steel was sympatheti-
cally TO lesser extent. The Changers
showed a somewhat hardening tendency and the
market closed strong.
Good support was noted in some positions in
the bond market. but there liquidation in
other sections, which caused some irregulart-
ity. The increased ease of call money influ-
enced more generally buying of the better
konwn semi-speculative mortgage Total sales,
United States new fours registered advanced
q and do coupon and the three Il. The old
fours coupon gained Z in the bid price.
including: Atchison preferred 1850 Central
Pacific 7l40 Burlington Il. 040 Manhattan 80,
PCS, Metropolitan 1865. Reading first preferred
81 e50 Ontario and Western 1902 Rock Island
3i20. Union Pacific 73i5, St Paul Is. 100. Union
Pacific preferred 6419, Southern Pacific 1885,
and Wire preferred $3.50. Peoples Gas $3.50. Con-
solidated Gas S715, General Electric $685. Brook
and Iron 1865. Leather preferred 3450. St. Louis
and Southwestern preferred 41S0.
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-23
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

BOSTON, March 22.-The American Wool and
Cotton Reporter will say tomorrow:
There is a better feeling IN the wool trade
than there a week ago. Although 1t is
generally admitted that the formation of the
worsted trust may bring about some change in
established methods of doing business. it is
realized that even If the plans of the promoters
of both the worsted and wooden trusts car
ried to successful consummation. they will
be able to control less than a half of the
machinery employed in manufacturing goods.
that 1t is acknowledged generally that the
bulk of the wool consumed will continue TO be
purchased as it has been. Temporarily, how
ever, there is pressure to sell than there
was, and prices the whole easy.
The sales of the week IN Boston amount to
1921. 900 pounds domestic and 800 pounds
foreign, making q total of 1850 500. against a
total of 1,S71 500 for the previous week, and a
total of 1899 500 for the corresponding week last
year. Sales since January 1, 1899. amount to
4l.O64500 pounds, against $50 pounds last
year at this time
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-23
CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
WEDNESDAY. March 22-4
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

William G. Inwood to Maud H Inwood lot
line of GrsenwiSh sire street IT, 1903 " Of Lar
Octavia street, 10 of Greenwich, rs by w
100; gift. , -, ~ =,
Pratt (wife of o. c., lot on N line of Wash
ington street. 152 f Of First avenue, n l2I:Sk.
so S to Washington, w 43:6R; $40.
Othello c. Pratt to same, same: gift
Janet A. Grinnell to Louis Weule, lot on E
line Of Capp street, $50 N of Nineteenth, N 80
D! John h McTadyen to NJ c. Nunan. lot on N
line of Jersey street. S25 W of Castro. w % by
William Tif M G. Koch to Joseph canepa lot on W
line Of Mason street. 1886 S of Filbert, 2S
sher y to b31shhSnn' #iam Eds ot on ne line
ssye65h stTees s6s ao NW sE s. Bsg5y s55 NE 0
/ Newton and Florence S. Rosekrans to
David D. and John T shsehan slM lot on NE line line
street Sire ty 175 NV of Folsom, NV 1879 NE il2 ST.
Charles H. and Della A. Athearn to same.
same 1.-TWO description9: S..
Charles and Amelia c {3h Gheffers to a La,
street street, sss of Alameda, 2S6 by E 100;
Giovanni and Mary Armani9o to Louis E.
'-la Antoine and Oracle Borel to Jacques Bau-
ShGg % af on street ee eS1 IS by shs ise s
G. B. and L. NJ. Ryer to Albert H. Quatman,
lot Element on street sorPs' 100 by SIS So eue ana
Edward Kirkpatrick to Giovanni Capurro.
lots /. 2, 5. 6, 10 to 12, 10 to IS and 80, block
49, West End Map /; So
Estate James G. Fair by ]. S. Angus. T
G. Crothers and w. s. GoodfeIow (executors).
to John and Mary Norton. lot on S line Of
Fllert street, 100 e of Bennington, % by s
SIS, lot S. block 10. Fairs Subdivision Holly
Park; SIS.
Jacob and Lima Heyman to Mary A. Faulk-
ner lot 276 Gift Map 8; $40
Seward A. Greene to Cordelia L, Dodge lots
60 and 60Ih. block 9, each being 25 by 1873.
and known lot so, block 8. Flint Tract
Homestead. Map filed April 10. iS74 quitclaim
deed; $1,000.
George and Lena Radston to Julius Radston.
Julia Lauter and Lille Asher, undivided 3l-192
interest in following: Lot on line Of Sacra-
mento street 1868 w of Fillmore, W 50 by S
1926; also lot N line OF Turk street s7:6 Z of
Leavenworth, 25 by 1876; also lot on "
line of Powell street. 25 n of Post. % by W
60: also on SW line of Sixth street IFS NV of
Folsom NV 25 by SW so; also lot on NE line
of Harriet street, 175 NV of Folsom NV 25
by NE rs; also property in Alameda County;
SO.
Rudolph Aich to Katharine Aich (wifel, lot
on line of Sacramento street. ITO E of Brod-
erick, Z 27:6 by n 127:SA; also all interest in
any property in San Francisco; gift.
Lorenzo c. and Matilda Kelton to John K. c.
Hobbs, undivided half Of lot on n line of Lib