The morning call., 1890-08-27
REAL ESTATE.
Three New Offices for the Trans.
action of Business.
Sales Rsported-org for Improvement
Purposes-New Brick Works-Notss.
Recorded Contracts.

Felix Marcuse, one of the oldest real
estate brokers in Alameda, and Herman
Lesser, the wellknown boot and shoe ner-
| chant doing business on Kearny street, and
| on Broadway, Oakland, have formed CO.
partnership for the purpose OF carrying ON
| general real estate business at 62S Market
| street. opposite the Palace Hotel, and at
| Bav-street Station, on the broad-g gauge rail-
| road, Alameda The building of comforta-
Bile homes. to be sold on the installment
| plan, will be made special feature of this
| branch of the business, for which j. A.
Remmel, a practical man, has been engaged
as manager.
Mr.. Lesser has watched the steady growth
! of Alameda with considerable interest, and
| he believes that it is destined to be the gar
| den residence spot on the Coast His part
ner shares in this opinion.
A. E. Williams, formerly with Bovee.
| Toy & Co.. has opened an office in the build
ing at 120 Suffer street, Room %, where he
will conduct real estate brokerage bust
ness. Mr.. Williams has had several years
experience in two of the leading houses in
this city.
Julian r. Brandon, formerly with Shain-
wald, Buckbee & Co., hes joined the firm OF
Badt & Jacobs, and the co-partuership will
In the future be known as Badt, Jacobs &'
Brandon, with Offices at SIS Montgomery
street, Nevada Block.
SALES REPORTED.
The property owned by Mrs. Small, To-
| Gated on the north side of California street,
| 100X13T :6, embracing five large residences,
the income being in the neighborhOod
of $500 per month. has been purchased
by Mrs Bainbridge of Portland, Oregon,
who disposed of her property there for the
purpose of investing the proceeds in San
| Francisco realty. O'Farren d Lang acted
| as agents.
P. a. Dolan sold two lots on First avenue
| and MeAllister street for Si275 cash each;
| also ten lots south Of the park for $50 to
| $3.50 each.
T. G. Parker & Co. sold on Monday prop
| erty in Richmond for GOO, and the pur-
| chaser is negotiating for additional pieces
in the same neighborhood. Outside capital
is being employed in the Investment
Lot 50y100, on the north line Of A street,
| Monday to X. Melrose for S1S32
| Lot 23Xl00, on Chattanooga street, near
| Twenty-fourth, has been sold for $3.50
Lot 27x1o0, on the north line of Bush
| street, 81 feet west of Webster, has been
| sold to a. Lederer for SS2I5.
NEW IMPROVEMENT CLUB.
! At meeting of several proper:y-owners
| in South San Francisco, held on Monday
| evening, q new Improvement club was
| organized. to be known as the South San
Francisco Improvement Club, with the
following officers: President, n. Lanke-
| nau; Secretary, d. W. Erwin W. }. War
ner, II. NJ. C.. Mangels. d. w. Erwin and
! Henry Lankenau delegates to the Fedora
| ton of Improvement Clubs.
A meeting of the Alta Plaza Improvement
| Club will be held this afternoon in the
office of Tevis & Fisher, for the purpose of
| deyisng plans for the Improvement OF the
| square.
| NEW BRICK WORKS.
Brick works are being constructed ON the
! corner of Broderick and Jefferson streets,
| which, when in operation, are expected to
! have a capacity of manufacturing about
10000 bricks daily. The buildings are to
be three stories, covering two ffty-yara
lots.
NOTES.
| Wendell Easton of Easton. Eldridge &
Co. is expected in the city about the LIST
prox
O. ID. Baldwin, Joost & Mertens report
| decided improvement in the market this
week.
A three-story frame building is to be
constructed on the northeast corner of Sac
ramento and Mason streets, at q cost of
! S24, 500.
| The transfer of lot on the southwest
| corner of Francisco and Kearny streets.
| west 49, :6y2T5, with consideration OF ST.
| 5O0 is on the list of records this week.
Won Rheims auction sale of miscellaneous
| city property takes place tomorrow at u
| o'clock sharp.