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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-03-24
TO ADVERTISERS.

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circulation than any French paper
nuhlished in the Northwest.
Advertisers may at any time
examine our subscription lists.
We szs ssllso ready to substantlate
this by proper certificates from
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Toutes lettres, oorrespondanoes
etc., doivent etre adresaees comme
EoHo DE L'OUEsT,
Minneapolis, MINI
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-03-24
Federation ct
Concentration

uediennes continue d'agiter les es.
prits dams la NonvelIe Apgleterre'
M. C. E. Bo1vin, demeurant 8 Fall
River ct run des membres char
g6s d'etudier IN projet de fedora
ton par le Congress d'Ho'yoke, re-
pond q Faction des sooi6t6s du
Rhode Island que 1e comlt6 don't
il Esait partie, ne pourra presenter
de rapport dams deux mois, ct de=
mande aux smis du Rhode Island
de ne pas Sc preaser. LIE projet
est h6riss6 de difficulties 81 ION en-
juge par le sort dun projet sem
blsble 6men6 du Congress dc Chi
oago on 1885, ct qui ne sembleEpas
faire dep1ogres, malgr6 les efforts
ct les trayaux de NJ. Table Roch
Magaan.
IFnoue aemble que le meilleu1
moyen den arriver q une entente
eat do donner al rapport la plus
grande publlcit6 possible dams les
COLONIES des journaux oanadiens.
franeais des Etats. Unis ct sous la
forme dun pamphlet Dormant This
torique du grand euvre ct un re-
sumo des diff6reuts plane, aim que
nos com%patriotes s'6clairent
sur la question ct pu1ssent la de.
cider en- oonnaisssnce de cause
lorsque lie moment d'agir srrivera'
car, il ne faut pas jgnorer que lie
moment d'aglr de concert est en-
core 6loign6. Ensuire, 81 ron veut
faire un success de pafaire, il fault
prendre le temps ct les moyens de
damander une assemble sp6ciale
DIES citoyens infuents de ohaque
E1tat atm dc Iroposer les amende-
ments n6cessaire au rapport ct de
nommer ues del6gnes 3 I'm Con-
gfes general qui mettra lie scesu de
son appreciation aune constitution
ct pourra agir avec autorit6 en- re.
commendant la federation.
M. Table Roch Magnan sc
plant de voir ignorer son plan de
federation base sur les instruc-
tions du Congress de Chicago. II
dit que la federation DIES societies
de la Nouvelle Angleterre est lou
able mails gull est encore plus ur'
gent d'op6rer une concentration
uetoutes nos forces. Nous SON.
mes de son avis, blen cue la chose
soft fort dlHoi!e a cause de la 81.
tuation g6ogreph1que de nos grou-
pes.
II y en- a un sur Ia versant de
pAtlantique ct IN autre non moins
important dams la vallee du Mis-.
sissipi comprenant lie Michigan ct
le Wisconsin.
Comment concilier ces deux for
ces agent des int6rets ct des inspi-
rations diff6rents est un probleme
que l'on fera bien d'etudier avant
de s'embarquer sur la mel orageu-
se dun movement de CO genre.
II a bien des int6rets q concilier
ct des susceptiblIlt6s q m6nager.
LIS premiere pierro'd'aohoppemeht
sera la location du bureau central
ct la seconde la suprematis dams
la direction.
On commence a6ia q jalouser
Holyoke, parce qu'll est le berceau
du nouveau movement ct Dieu
salt reffet DIES aspirations deQues
que le projet brisera.
II fault du calme dams la discus.
sion du projet ct de Ia patience
pour renoontrer nos freres sur lie
terrain de le fraternit6.
Motions de cote la jalousie ct
les>susceptlbilit6s. Ces passions
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-03-24
MINNEAPOLIS. "a Mars 1899

Toutes correspondanoes doivent
etre accompanies dune signatu-
re- Responsible.
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able des idees ct opinions 6mises PAL
ses correspondents.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-03-24

AbOnnez-vous d PECHO DEL'OU
EST, $l.W par aimee. aVeo primes
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-03-24
Madame Pierre Perreault
A ENGRAIssE DE 2 LVRES EN-
ROUGES DU DIR. CODFRRE.
Malade depuis hit ans, ria ne pouvait la soulager, ellie endurait d
grea6es souffrances.

Les PuuIes Rouges du o.. Coderre dornent a forcee ct la sante a touses 'es
femmes maades- TN bear tent u fennnesp aes, Ia J"e erEe
bonheur, la on regnat a tdstesse 9 Ie deaespoh.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-03-24
B0HC DE L'oUHSrl.
CANADA.
MONTREALl

Henry Mule, IN AHemapd
qui q WI du service dams larm6e
sm6ricsine, a et5~arl6t6 sous Fac
ousation d'avoir menace de tuer le
president Mckinley.
Muller await adr-es6 une lettre
au president Angel, de ruhiversi-
te damn Arbor, d1sant quill comp
tat aller q Washington pour tu-r
le President paroe que CO dernier
6talt hostile aux Allemands des
Etats. Unis.
Muller devra .ub'r IN iptorroga.
tOire.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-03-24
OTTAWA

--L'ass1stance aux eco'es s6.
par6es pour le mois dc f3Vrler a
6te de 3, 720 eleves.
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CARPENTERS PROPOSE
TO ADVANCE WAGES
THE MOVE WILL BE MADE ON
MAY 1.
Mechanics of Oakland and San Fran
cisco to Demand So per Day
of Eight Hours.

OAKLAND March 18.-A mass-meet-
ing of carpenters of this city and vicinity
was held tonight at Y. M. l. Hall and the
building trades outlook for the coming
summer was discussed. The meeting was
held under the auspices of Oakland Union
No Sc, United Brotherhood Of Carpenters
and Joiners of America Prominent
among the speakers were Harry Saun-
ders aspirant to the appointment OF La
Dor Commissioner, and District Organizer
Marlsbury of the brotherhood
Both touched upon the benefits OF or
ganized labor and the advantage or unity
and harmony. Both argued that to i'm
prove the future the present must be DIS
turbed, and it was announced that on and
after May the carpenters and joiners or
San Francisco will enforce the wage
schedule of SO per day of eight hours 6 ia and n
! Oakland mechanics who go to san iran
! cisco seeking work must have the union
| card Mr.. Marlsbury, while recognizing
! that there has been a general depression
/ and hard times for the past twelve
months, predicted that during the coming
amount of work will be done.
There will be three big government JOBS
| in the vicinity of San Francisco that Will
require not less than 400 carpenters he
| urged mechanics to bury past dinerences
! and foster the union, for grudges only
tend to disrupt. The speaker admonished
! his listeners against strikes Il do not
like them" he said :" and they should be
| resorted to only as a final means OF Sc
curing justice where all others nave
| failed" .
bership of 300, and will on next SATURDAY
| night hold another meeting of social
| nature to which ladies will be invited.
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of the most popular masters on the
% SIC md his friends were congratuiat-
no him Yesterday on his having peen ~
dpt73r4ad 70 such a fine vessel as the %;
Nicholas Captain Grant taxes c con 1ItiI
IF the M. p. Grace, vice captain -
nerfield. who is going East 70 enJ4 {yy,,es
fortine left him by one of his relat1I ives,
l0 T tuiiG Maccabees and the children from rom
The Redwood City schools were the guess
~ ne officers of the Iowa yesterday.
Tbev were all taken out on PeIer Si,IIa
i i and had a most enjoyaole liIll Is
While the steamer City OF Feh il NC NC
ar Honolulu some or her cle" S9,ooliI1g
trouble over an attempt a. ~ EEIir6-
The Chinese boatswain anu anu, 'r nf cnium
PS Pc Int were watched so closely ma
q Oo,,Sj rot he landed. They pressed J uleS
q ctCttL the colored cook of the WreChS.u
Iilli ori,cor shin Edward O'Brien, into tneIf
saryice and he tried to land nVe t III ~ ~
f5a drug but was caught. He pointed t 4ne
the Chinese and the carp reii,In 70 land.
men who gave him the OPIUM - +beirs
" W Tics had to go to jail. Then the III
80 tsTo, sI1n'' returned good for eViI. n
II,t nm $3.50 bail for Smith. ana Wien 80
P{tv Of Picking sailed he lett wore 1ild9
whatever was left after the me was P'--
was to go to the negro ..or NJ the
ooee and fined Jules $50, so When eve ia
thing was settled the STRANDED CUM nav
about $50 coming to nm: +ba 1ananese
STba necessary repairs to tne JdPol n,,,
s+aamer Chitose have been almosI Co ern+
1iefed and the warship Will protpaIb,S 6es
sway next Tuesday. a new fTed m
been nut in and the furnaces N.Y. ega +a9
80 no further mishap is anuclfPfd 49,, -
From here the cruiser will go 10 Ah0iio
III and thence to Yokohama
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LTFUT. j. NJ. NEALL
HAS RETURNED FROM
HERMOSILLO, MEX.
Reported Last Night at Preside.
Will Stand Trial and Make
Good All He Owes.

known that General Shafter will extend
to the unfortunate officer every possible
leniency.
the offense of Lieutenant Neall. First,
the mere fact that he has returned is in
his favor, and that everything will be
all else is the fine record of the past that
Lieutenant Neall has to his credit Gen
eral Miles, commanding the army, has
even now is interested in his behalf
There never was q better officer in the
service, and be his faults what they may
ling qualities will have much to do in eX-
tenuation of his punishment 1t is gen.
orally thought at department headquar-
tiers that Lieutenant Neall will be lightly
dealt with. Officers higher in authority
than Colonel Compton are deeply interest
ed in his behalf
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First Lieutenant John NJ. Neall, Troop
8. Fourth United States Cavalry, has re-
turned to face his accusers like soldier
and a man. He reported at the Preside
shortly after 10 o'clock last night. Ever
since the lieutenant left, over month
ago, his friends have been actively at
work in his behalf. They have been quiet
" endeavoring to ascertain what could
be done 1t was shortly discovered that
nothing could be hoped for unless the Of
fcer returned and gave himself up to the
military authorities. Some time ago, when
Mrs Neall wrote to Major General SMART
er asking that he use his influence in be-
half of her husband he replied he could
not promise anything until the lieutenant
came back. AS soon as Lieutenant Neali
friends learned this they at once commu-
nicated with him, and 1t was then the
officer determined to return and take MS
trial and its consequences.
Lieutenant Neau has been In Hermo-
sillo, Sonora, Mexico. AS soon as he re-
ceiyed the advices of his friends tellnS
him that nothing could be done until ne
came back he at once LETT ms place s. 81 oL
hiding. He arrived here yesterday after
noon on the GAS train from the south. re
came directly to the city ana went 70 tue
Russ House, where ne Was met DS "a iii .
friends Never was an othcer eXte4ueu
warmer or more sincere welcome; II was
the true kind of Christian 1rlenoshA p,
There was sympathy, and SupPort III
everything that they did or said. Leuten-
ant Neall remained in consultation with
his friends until after o'clock, when he
to0l[ a carriage and drove out TO the Pre-
sidio. Mrs. Nean and her children were
there awaiting him.
lieutenant NEAL had very little 70 say:
He stated that he had returned ana that
through his friends he would make good
every cent he owed. Regarding his future
plans he can say nothing at presetllt |,
saws a Vsl he has i returned to stand. This will
no doubt be commenced some time this
week-that is, if there is to be one-tor
everything depends upon the charges tnat
Colonel Compton may prefer against
Lieutenant Neall The case as it now
stands, according to well-informed Of
fiCer, is this: Lieutenant Neall has been
absent without leave, for which military
offense he must suffer. As for any short
age, he is prepared to make that good
that can be done. Besides 1t is positively
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-03-19
PREPARING FOR THEIR
GRAND DOMINO BALL
TURN sCHWEsTERN ARRANG-
ING A SOCIAL EVENT.
The WeIl-Known San Francisco We
rein and It's Charitable Work.
It's officers.

The members of the San Francisco Turn
Schwestern Verein are busily engaged
preparing for their domino ball. which is
to be held in the hall Of the organization
at 323 Turk street next Sunday evening.
The affair promises to be a social event
in German society circles and is being
looked forward TO with pleasant antici-
patton.
AS is usual, the ballroom will be beau
tifully decorated on the occasion, and
the effect of the varicolored dominoes Of
the participants will be heightened by a
myriad Of 1ncandeScent lights. The music
will be a feature of the ball, a splendid
orchestra having been engaged for the
evening.
Francisco Turn SchWestern Verein has
been an important factor in German So
membership, and its work. being hand in
hand with the famous San Francisco
Turn Verein, has brought it into great
ciaI circles. 1t has always had an active
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-03-19
TWO RUNAWAY BOYS.
Police of Oakland and This City
Searching for John Mills and
Harry Tucker

John Mills and Harry Tucker. two lads
Of u, left the Nursery corner Of Mis-
sion and Twelfth streets, yesterday morn
ing and have not returned.
The father of young Mills called at the
Chief of Policies Office last night and re-
ported their disappearance. He described
them as being attired in overalls, dark
coats and gray hats. AS Tucker sings in
the choir Of the Church of the Advent in
Oakland it was thought he was over
there. An investigation disclosed the fact
that the boy had not been there. as there
was no rehearsal yesterday. The police
department of Oakland has been notified
of the boys disappearance, and are
searching for them. This will make the
SECOND time Tucker has left the home.
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.c s.z. cs s.osos.os

the tricolor was rarely met flying from
the peak of a windjammer, but now they
are encountered in almost every port in
the world. Last year at this time the
number of French ships on the way to the
Pacific Coast was only two or three at
the outside, while at the present time
there are fourteen, seven of which are
new vessels on their maiden voyage. They
are all coming here in the expectation of
securing a grain charter, and the chances
are that between them they will carry
so 900 tons of California wheat to Europe
this year.
The French fleet now heading this way
is composed of the following: Ship Bour-
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paw DIRECTOR BELLOWS.
Will Soon Leave for His Home IN
Neu Hampshire.

Pow Director Edward Bellows, Q. 5: N,
vbo is registered at the California Hotei
18th his wife. will leave shortly for their
home, Bellows Falls, N. H. Mr.. Bellows
has lust returned from Manila where he
was was on duty with Admiral Dewey: &c
Fay DTsS0P bellows IN Tas G 9RRe's States
slsIahi N iSS2 from New Hampshire. In
I navy III vas SOD promoted to paymaster and in
iSSS was raised to the gTaddeb f 1f cPo aY
sPect ol NV director. the highest grade IN
SION fha nav az P Corps IS of the navy. NV
He is favorably known in this city, city rg nao VI
been for over three F Fearf the IN P past two
me me nd he has been the paymaster of the
baltimore at Manila. and was on heI
Zen She sailed into the harbor OF Maniid
on the 1st of last May
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bakt. from Antwerp; ship Noemia new
and banks Admiral Troude, Duguescli,h..
Iamorcere, Bretagne (new), Marsu1ssllue
Molinos and jacques new. from New
castle Australia: bark Les Adelpnes,
from Algoa Bay; ships Touraine new
and Europa new, and barRs MaTsueltl ~
Dollfus new. Mcmahon ana Marechaal
I,nunes from Swansea. All the vessels
of the fleet are coming here with coai eA
cent the Bourbald, which brings ~ loao
Of German merehahdise . ttohi 20 &C coming
from South Africa in ballast. Ihe new
ships are all built of steel ana come up "
all the requirements of the Bureau YER
II n mileage subsidy has done so much
for Frances mercantile marine Wha 5
would it not do for the United states dt
Inside of five years Uncle sam meet
would be carrying the commerce OIL inc
The overdue British ship Carnaryon Bay
arrived in England yesterday. She lei en- I
Tacoma on September Is last with iO,35S
centals of wheat. valued at S1 .OOo, anu
had not been heard from since last NO,
vember. The underwriters considered
her away behind time, and 20 per cent
was paid to rensure vessel and cargo.
There was some little excitement on
the front. Yesterday over YER the steam STEAM
night for Fort Bragg, and should nave
reached her destination early yesterday
morning. Up to o'clock in the afternoon
nothing had been heard from her, ana
telegraphic inquiries to every point be-
tween here and Fort Bragg failed to elicit
any news of the steamer until Albion was
reached. Then it was learned that the
Noyo was passing north slowly and would
make Fort Bragg in due course. The
chances are that some slight accident has
happened to her machinery, which Will
be repaired as soon as she reaches port
The transport Cleveland will not get
away for Manila until tomorrow The
freight did not reach the wharf until late
Yesterday and could not be got aboard.
The Charles Nelson is discharging flour
into the ship Big Bonanza, and as soon
as that job is completed the steamer Will
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go on the, drydock before beginning to
As soon as the Nelson has discharged
all her freight into the Bonanza the Car
ina will take her place. The latter steam
er has also half a load of flour for the
MISUNDERSTANDING vessel After dis
charging the Czarina will be examined by
the Government authorities, and the
chances are that she also will be char
tered to go to Manila.
The battleship Oregon and the distill-
ing ship Iris reached Manila yesterday.
They sailed from Honolulu on February
20 and were, therefore, twenty-six days
on the journey.
Captain Henry Olsen late of the bark
Undaunted, has taken command of the
ship st. Nicholas. Captain Olsen is one
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MRS. BAUER.

prominence. The Turn Schwestern's un-
destinations charitable work has been
favorably commented on during the past
years by those who have learned OF It.
The society's success has been due tC
the interchangeable efforts of Mrs. HIM ant
Mrs. Bauer. It is governed by the fol
lowing officers: President, Mrs. Bauer
vice president Mrs. Lang; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. NiCholl; treasurer, Miss
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-03-19

The Sanatorium is owned and operated by
the San Gabriel Sanatorium Co, praCtcing the
Antiseptic Germicial Inhalation treatment for
diseases of the respiratory tract. Experienced
physicians and nurses in attendance. The
Sanatorium is lighted by gas and heated by
steam and open fires. The rooms-over 100 in
number-are cheerful, sunny and well fur
nished. Many suites have private baths.
The Sanatorium is delightfully."- located. nine
miles from Los Angeles. surrounded by twelve
acres of lawn, fruit trees and shrubs A bill
lizard room lawn tennis court, croquet grounds
free for use of Patients. Fuller particu-
lars together with pamphlet, containing
views of the Sanatorium and surroundings and
our methods of treatment, will be mailed free
Address all inquiries SAN GABRIEL SANA-
TORIUM CO., San Gabriel. Cal
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daylight Rurglaries.

A burglar entered the room of {. Brit
ton. 1891 Fifth street, yesterday morning
after walking along the awning and fore
ing open the window. The bureau draw
ers in the room were ransacked and about
$50 in coin stolen. The room of Miss Wag-
ner 9531b Howard street, was also en-
tered yesterday morning by way Of the
window and several articles of jewelry
stolen. Both burglaries were reported to
the police.
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One of Barnev Wards Victims.

John Bree, a marine fireman, was
around the Police Courts yesterday ask
ing for a warrant for the arrest of Barney
Ward, ex-treasurer of the Marine Fire
mems Insurance Company who has several
charges of embeZzlement pending against
him. Bree said he paid Ward 500 initia-
ton fee before he went on voyage TO
to get a certificate 1t was refused, al
though he produced Wards receipt He
was advised to see the attorney for the
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-03-19
rhe ORGAN Is a Nuisance.

Charles 3. Tufts was convicted by
Judge Ccnlan yesterday of maintaining
a nuisance in his store on Pine street,
near Kearny. in the shape of an organ
worked by electricity. He was ordered
to appear for sentence tomorrow. The
Judge had personal experience of the fact
as to whether the organ was nuisance.
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A stubborn Defendant.

professor Carl Young. known to the
nolice as Charles ]. Callan, ex-convict
appeared before Judge Mogan yesterday
to answer the charge of stealing a
camera belonging to Miss Helen Schulte.
shoe shon ID be dismissed if Young would de;
i've liver the camera or. tell where it cou I'D
be found. He positively refused 10 a6
erdered "i him to appear for sentence to-
morrow.
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FRENCH FLEET
IS BOUND FOR
SAN FRANCISCO
A Novel Departure IN
Shipping Annals.
ANOTHER "0VERDUE" ARRIVES
THE REINSURED CARNARVoN
BAY MAKES PORT.
Some of the Transports Ready, Others
Preparing to Sail - Japan
csc Cruiser Chitose May
Get Away Tuesday.
THE REINsURED CARNARVoN
BAY MAKES PORT.

Since the French Chamber OF Deputies
passed a mileage subsidy bill to aid its
mercantile marine that country's heet or
sailing vessels has been growing in a
remarkable manner. A few years ago
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eWhite Hat" Mccarty in Court.

white Hat McCarty appeared before
Judge Graham yesterday on the charge of
cruelty to animals. BY consent the case
was continued till Thursday. The Judge
notified McCarty that If the charge was
proved against him he would be severely
dealt with.
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IsXIlXl|!:KY
AUCTION
Investment, Residence and UnimprOVed
Property
AT SALESRooM, IA MONTGOMERY ST.
M o n DAY, MARCH 27th, 1899

AT Il O-SLOSH NSONs
TRUSTEE SALE.
Market Street Business Property
Two FrOntages.
2677 ana 2679 Market street, s f. line or Castro
street. running through street two stores ana tWo
accepted.
cor Haight and Scott Streets three stores OF four
rooms each also modern hats OF ano rooms, oseu
each on Haigh street. modern fats of and rooms,
bath EACH Scott street rents $oS per mont' oosA
10; both streets accepted
Corner near Park Partly Improved.
SF cor Masonic Ave. and Waller street, corner los
35xIO5 modern fats of and rooms, bath adloinlns
27x105 whole or separately
Howard ST. FIats-A. w. Bode Estate.
175e Howard street E. line of 18th street. fats OF
5ond rooms bath each, cottage of rooms in rear;
rents $50 per month stone sidewalk street acOep'eu1
western Addition Residence.
s5a Fell street s. line E. of Buchanan street, resi-.
dsnca of rooms and BATH unfinished basement, brick
foun dation stable for horses rent ~ mortgsse
Of $4,000 at 81 per cent remain. ls12o to rear ST.
Manufacturing District.
ITO Main street. s W line, Sc of Mission street. nev
brick building, suitable for light manufacturing; zzoA
9l:10
4Os9 18th street. inew of Sanchez street resi-
of rooms bath, brick foundation cement walk
Administrative Sale-Mission Cottage
25l7 Harrison street. f. line s of 2lst street. cottage
of rooms and bath, unfinished basement cenlei' N'
25xl00. subject TO confirmation by Court
Large Building Lot.
Greenwich street. N. line. 146:l0h feet f. OF f9x t
street, marine view and convenient u COL iN'' -
% For further particulars apply at our office
cH. UMBsEN & CO.. Auctioneers,
IL Montgomery Street.
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Fine second hand Decker & Son Pi-
ano for 5000 at Mauvais', 769 Market