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BEATS GREEK FIRE.
Burning Petroleum the Best Defense
New York Could Have.
DETAILS OF A PRACTICAL PLAN.
Overcoming the Objection Of Danger to Our
Own Shipping.
PROTECTION FOB THE OIL PIPES
WRITTEN FOR THE pIsPArcH.J

WRITTEN FOR THE DIsPATcH.l
Anyone who will study the reports of the
Chief of Engineers, United States Army, and
the reports of the Board of Fortifcations
will learn that the defenses about New
York harbor are totally inadequate to with
stand an attack of modern naval vessels
such as italy is SO literally supplied with.
1t may be true that some of her largest bat
tie ships have not the coal endurance re-
quired in operating SO far from base of
supplies, but there are many others. in addi-
ton to armored cruisers, in her list which
could reach this coast and enter our harbors
if not stopped in some way.
The reports of the Chief of Engineers,
particularly for the years 1880 and 1881.
enter at length into every phase Of the ques-
tion of harbor defense, and one thing is
made clear in these reports, viz: that no
great reliance can be placed upon torpedo
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-12
THE FATE OF THE AUTHOR.
Very Good Authorities Often Differ as to His
Merits.

Very Good Authorities Often Differ as to His
Merits.
The merit of Mr.. Shorthouse as a novelist
was first recognized by Mr.. John Morley.
Mr.. Morley, as literary adviser to Messrs.
Macmillan & Co., had the manuscript of
"John Inglesant" placed in his hands.
He read it, and pronounced the book to
be excellent. The publishers, how.
ever, were of very different
opinion, and decided to decline the manu-
script with thanks. "Don't do anything of
the kind" said Mr.. Morley; rather than
allow such a thing to happen would pub
lish the book at my own expense and risk"
Seeing that their literary adviser was 30
confident. the publishers reluctantly gave
way and accepted the book. All the world
knows what a success it has been, and the
high place which Mr.. Shorthouse now occu-
pies among contemporary writers OF fiction.
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1 slept that night, as was then my some
what dangerous practice, on deck, upon the
cockpit bench. A stir at last awoke me, 10
see all the eastern heaven dyed with faint
orange, the pinnacle lamp already dulIed
against the brightness of the day, and the
steersman leaning eagerly across the wheel.
''There it is, sir!' he cried, and pointed to
the very eyeball of the dawn. For awhile
I could see nothing but the blush ruins of
the morning bank, which lay far along the
horizon, like melting icebergs Then the
sun rose, pierced a gap in these debris OF
vapors, and displayed an inconsiderable is
let, fat as plate upon the sea, and spiked
with palms of disproportioned altitude.
So far, SO good. There was certainly an
atoll; and We were certainly got among the
archipelago. But which, And where? The
isle was too small for either Takaroa or
Takspoto; in all our neighborhood, indeed,
there was none 30 uncomfortable save only
Tikeij and Tlkei. one of Roggewsin's So
called Pernioious Islands, seemed beside
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mits, squalls are frequent from the west and
southwest, hurricanes are known. The cur
rents are, besides, inextricably interml1ed'
dead reckoning becomes farce; the charts
are not reliable, and such is the number and
similarity of these islands that, even when
you have picked one up, you may be none
the wiser.
Insurance Men Fear It.
The reputation of the place is consequently
infamous; insurance offices exclude it from
their field, and it was not without misgiving
that my captain risked the Casco in such
waters. believe, indeed, it is almost un-
derstood that yachts are to avoid this battling
archipelago; and it REQUIRED all my in
stances-and all Mr.. Otis private taste for
adventure-to defect our course across its
midst
For four days we sailed with steady
trade, and a steady westerly current setting
us TO leeward, and toward sundown of the
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-12
Ashtabula as a Lake Port.

There are not 10 people in every loo, 900
that know the little Ohio city of Ashtabulq
holds the fourth position in Importance as
lake port. Chicago stands first, Buffalo
second, Cleveland third and Ashtabula
next That port last year received 2, SOC, 900
tons Of iron ore, and shipped coal to the
amount of 800. 900 tons
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seventh it was supposed we should have
sighted Takaroa, one of Cooks so-caIled
King George Islands. The sun set; yet
while longer the old moon-semi-brillia
herself, and with a silver belly, which was
her successor-sailed among gathering
clouds; she, too, deserted us; stars of every
degree OF sheen, and clouds of every variety
of form disputed the sublustrous night; and
still we gazed in vain for Takaroa. The mate
stood on the bowsprit end, his tall gray 6g-
ure slashing up and down againt the stars.
The rest of us were grouped at the port
anchor davit staring with no less assiduity,
but with far less hope on the obscure hori-
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HAZARD OF A SAIL.
SteVenSon'S Cruise in the CasCo
From the Marquesas to
the Societys,
PERILS OF THE SOUTH SEA.
Published Charts Worse Than Use
less in the Maze of Isles.
SQUALLS, STORMS AND CURRENTS
Made the Journey Very Dangerous for the
Trim Little Ship.
GEOGRAPHY OF THE LINE OF AToLLS
SQUALLS, STORMS AND CURRENTS
Made the Journey Very Dangerous for the
Trim Little Ship.
GEOGRAPHY OF THE LINE OF ATeLLs
rwRIrTEN FOB THR DISPATCH.
Letter No. g.


In the early morning of September a
whsleboat manned by natives dragged us
down the green cove of the anchorage and
round the spouting prornontory. On the
shore level, it was a hot breathless, and
yet crystal morning; but high overhead the
hills of Atuona were all cowled in cloud
and the ocean racer of the Trades streamed
without pause. As we crawled from under
the immediate shelter of the land we reached
at last the limit of their influence. The
wind fell upon our sales in puffs, which
strengthened and grew more continuous;
presently the Casco heeled down to her days
work; the whaleboat, quite outstripped,
clung for Z noisy moment to her quarter;
the stipulated bread, rum and tobacco were
passed in; q moment more and the boat was
in our wake, and our late pilots were cheer
ing our departure.
This was the more inspiriting, as we were
bound for scenes so different, and though on
& brief voyage, yet for a new province of
creation. That wide field of ocean, called
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-12

abouta dessert spoon
full of bicarbonate
Of soda, says The
Churchman. Make
a cylinder Of a large
card; stop up one
,end of it with a
piece Of crumpled
tissue paper, and
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-12
CHAPTER Xxx,

Unorna was hardly conscious of what she
making Beatrice sleep, for she had no dis
tinct intention whatever at that moment.
Her words and her look had been but the
natural results OF over-strained passion, and
she repeated what she had said again and
again and gazed long and 6ercely into
Beatrice's face before she realized that she
had unintentionally thrown her rival and
enemy into the intermediate state. 1t is
rarely that the first stage of hypnotism pro-
duces the same consequences in two different
individuals. In Beatrice it took the form of
total Inconsistencies, as though she had
merely tainted away.
Unorna gradually regained her selfpos-
session. After all, Beatrice had told her
pothing which she did not either wholly
know or partly guess, and her anger was not
the result of the revelation but of the way in
which the story had been told. Word after
word, phrase after phrase had cut her and
stabbed her to the quick, and when Beatrice
had thrust the miniature into her hands her
wrath had risen in spite of herself But
now that she had returned to state in which
she could think connectedly, and now that
she saw Beatrice asleep before her, she did
not regret what she had unwittingly done.
From the first moment when, in the balcony
over the church, she had realized that she
was in the presence of the woman she hated,
she had determined to destroy her. To
accomplish this she would in any case have
used her especial weapons, and though she
had intended to steal by degrees upon her
fascination, at an hour when the whole
convent should be quiet, yet since the first
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WILL call at your residence with samples
and furnish estlmsteson furniture reuphols.
terry. HAUGH 8 KEENAN,, 3S Water street.
Su
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ss the Psumotu. subjected isles" or the
Tuamotu, company Of isles"
A Wonder of fbe Pacific

AUOIur company OF isles.
Wonder of the Pacific.
They are IS in number, says the invalua-
Die FIndlsy-who will find in the last sem
tence three corrections for his next edition
and be goes on to remark that they form
zone of the wonders of the Pacific" and
cover 10 degrees of longitude, without count
ing scattered islands to the southeast. Find
lay hesitstes to draw the line upon the one
sIdej 1 could never see where it should be
drawn upon the other To nv eve this pro-
cesslon OF coral atolls extends, in a free
scroll, across the whole chart Of the South
Seas, entering at the southeast, proceeding
northeasterly, then more ana more to the
westward, then (with a half wheeD. due
north, and lastly west again to Join the
Carolines.
In no quarter is navigation so beset with
perilG as In that archipelago that we were
now TO thread. The huge system of the
trades ia, for some reason, quite confounded
kythiG multitude Of TeefS the wind inter-
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A CANNON FOR EVERY BOY.

The Principle of Artillery Easily Demon
strated in the Home.
Take thick glass bottle; fill 1t three
quarters full Of water, dissolve in that water
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-12

RELIEF. Comfort Cure. Try Daisy
Corn Cure. Action quick; effect permanent.
Inquire of druggists.
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good watch, and expect morning.
Morning From, the Declr

THERE IT is, SIR.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-08

COUNTRY BUYERS WISHING SECONDHAND
y furniture or carpets at reduced prices, call a.
hCSEN IHAL'S, Ito Fourth st. satisfaction guaran-
tGea or money rtluMLel. goods slIinnal -
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-08

G92t0 CHEAP BUILDING LOT. OAK ST.
Ic,,oO' bet. Pierce and Scott: 25xl37:6: the
street paved with bitaminous rock: accepted by
tls city: must be sold TO close account. Apply
o FARRELL & LANG, IL MONTGOMERY lad If SuTh
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-08

JNCOME-PAYING rRoPERTY-Nw COR SAC
i ramento St aud Prospect place; double bay-win-
dow house OF rooms each: rented at 500 this
property is always rented. and has a magnificent
marine view Jackson-st- cable-cars pass the prop
ertY. TENS 4 FISHER. Ia Post st
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-08

81 TX CHEAPEST LOTS S. OF THE PARK,
UIso. near projected electric road, boulevard
anp ocean beach: easy monthly instaliments; no
other lots in the vicinity for less than 500: also
veY cheap lots near the Mission and San Bruno
Foson-st. cars. p. J. KENNEDY, $50 MarSet
street. ja4 SuTuTh
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PREsIpro HEIGHTS 5o-vARAs.

IhENIDIV HEIbI TO DU-N hIAEAo
g LINE SACRAMENTO ST. BET. LAUREL
=. ana Locust; size 81 :61l32:7 . street sew
cred, macadam tied and cement sidewalks In front
OF property. TEVIS 81 FISHER, Il Post ST.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-08

O. = TSn Il IOIS-ENTIRE BLOCK. n. or
y -. 1oU. Lake ST.; tns cream block Of the
district; will eclipse Pacific Heights property
within years PAkIZLR ~ FORD CPS Market
ae29 IF SuTh
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QlcO1n 25xsO: PERRY ST. Mr.. 4TH; ,
rOZOU. story house; rent $5S CARNALL-
Observation-Disclosures co.
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GEE0 CASH - UNPARALLELED OPPORTU-
tpOOO nifty; . beautiful lots ). of Golden Gate
Para, near Grand Boulevard; balance in small in
stalments; splendid marine view; call and satisfy
yourself that the property is S4O0 under market
price of adjacent OTIS.
500 cash-9Uxl25; uuoOstructible view of Go!den
Gaze and park; the creme de 10 creme OF Point
Lob0s ave. district; why hesitate on propos ition
which offers Uut III lifetime balance of 5000
easy payments. CHAS. w, POPE, $50 Market
street. las ThSaNIo 3r
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G6R0 EACH LOTS: 25xlO0; N. SIDE OF A
u OOO st, nr. 18th ave. earn ALi-FITZHUGH
N 2 \
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MCD00 0NLY-McALLISTER ST, BET LYON
$500 ana Lott; exceedingly cheap; 25x10O
go severed ana macadamIzed; on cable line
mar pafAi growing ueghDorhood MCAFEE.
BALDWIN Il HAMMOND 10 MONTGOMERY 81
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COCOA 25xll7;S; CHATTANOOGA ST. Mr..
tD-AOO. GATH streets severed aud macadam-
lied. CARNALL~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS co.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

S4CoN oFARRELL ST, Mr.. COUGH; ONLY
IScairv -. 10 minutes from Market ST.; just the
lot 9Syi l nsts That would pay 10 per cent; large
montgomery ST. ~ SN LAM u, IL
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SI1G0 E. SIDE 22D AVE, NEAR cALIFoR
W I1OO MIA ST.. 50x120 PARKER 4 FORii
62S Market ST. .de2S m sn,rl.
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I HAVE FOR SALE \ GOOD CITY ROUTE, IN
Guiding a good team and wagon. which is now
pas Ing 500 per month; the right man Increase
Il TO at least 500 more per month Apply to
PREM DERG Asst, lob Ninth St las SIS
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/ ONG-EsTABLISHED GROCERY. BAR, FIX
J. lures; Old age, and consequent inability to iur-
tEev continue sole cause selling large store, cheap
reJ assorted stock, good trade Will be sold cheap.
Aps.A CALL Brunch once. la6 3t$
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CALOoN OUTFIT COMPLETE; WILL BE SOLD
- OF very little as premises are TO be converted
into another business. Apply on premises, 1913 Mar
Eet 81. Ja4 It's
4, RUCERY AND SALOON FOR SALE APPLY
" Call Branch Office. ja4 It's
GALL AND BULLETIN ROUTES; BARGAIN
y cheap for cash. Apply 500 Treat ave. d27 II
4, GOD ROUTE oN MORNING PAPER FOR
" sale. Apply this ONCE. jail IT
DOR SALE-DI>ING AND BAR ROOM Nth
i 30 II. frontage; a fine business; 6 years estab-
Particulars at 1877 Fourth st. Jas 1t
VARIETY STORE; FULL STOCK; A LIVING
v rooms; rent S22. 4O9 Sixth st. ja4 It's
G.IDS CANDY. NOTION AND CIGAR STORE
tDL-O. 7U4 tiIbert St. cor. Montgy jag ~
/ OR SALE-A BAKERY CANDY AND FRUIT
store in town of 1000 Inhabitants; established
twelve years; to be disposed OF on easy terms;
account Of III health OF proprietor. For particulars
apply TO LOUIS SAKoNI q CO.. sos Front JAZZ lot
pARTNEK FOR GoOD-PAYING MANUFAcTUR-
ing business TO keep books and selling. l42
bancroft building. DEF II
no OWNERS OF CARRIAGE AND ROAD
horses-1he SOuther Farm has every facility Tor
giving the best Of and attention all animals
sent there; everything under cover In storms.
IohfkINS. Souther Farm San Leandro. no27 II
/, OR sALk-LONG-lcSTA BLIAHED BUSINESS,
= with lease; / " brooks from Market. Apply at
bookstore, l22 oFarreli st. de25 tt
A1oCk AND FIXT URkS OF A CANDY FAC
tory and ice-cream parler; opposite a school of
1900 children: rent $40 store with rooms Apply
on premises 60412 Geary st. de23 II
IT hE ~ EN- Nc BULLETIN, PRICE REDUCED
i 10 10 cents per week, delivered by carrier 10 any
Part OF lie city; the Bulletin is the best, oldest
ana largest evening paper published the coast;
orders by postal-card or otherwise VIII receive
~ prompt attention once Montgomery ST.
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III MY GOODS ARE DOWN TO BEDROCK
- prices paror suits SIS, ranges IS, new cham
Der sets complete SO; reductions all round; caShOr
installments. I Ii. NELSON. 1856 Fourth st SOFT
Il He EVENING BULLETIN, PRICE REDUCED
TO cents per week. delivered by carrier TO any
part of the city; the Bulletin is the best, oldest
ana largest evening paper published on the coast:
orders by postacard otherwise will receive
prompt attention. ONCE 622 Montgomery ST.
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u iS0 25xl00; PARIS ST., Mr.. BRAZIL AVE;
u iOU. only short distance from end of pro-
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-08

JEWS q FISHER, REAL ESTATE AGENTS
i and Auctloneers. Rent Collectors Insurance
Brokers' u Post St. san Francisco.
we VIII offer at auction the following pieces of
property, January g. 1891 tThursday). O'Clock:
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DOR SALE GROCERY AND BAR. CHEAP:
i mast 60; seller owns property. JACOB HOLLE,
corner IMeutIeth and York SIS. las a.
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GQ1G0 FOLSOM-ST. CORNER; MUST BE
IcpoO. sold; LOT IS II. Folsom ST. BY 80 n
deep is at present partially covered with improve
mentS, which rent for $50 per month; this corner
Bdlrectly opposite the lot which the railroad
company are to erect the engine and car house:
land alone worth $1,000; will double IN value in loss
mar ons year: see II at once. Full particulars
Office o'FARRELL Il LANG. II Montgomery
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GI1Sn W. LINE OF 5TH AVE, NEAR
% 1CO. Clement ST.; 25xl20. PARKER
FORD, 629 Market ST. dezB Il snra
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SZI50 9TH ave. o 81 sl6 i reaay . sid
cars pass the door PARKER * FORD, 62s aaEkeL
street. de- Il ST
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81 900 TIL THAT TO- GRAND I go, 5o,yAKA LOT on
all street work the finest 5O-yara yet offered; fne
marine view; the boss OF them all.
$40 per front fOot-PresidfO Heights. any num-
Der OF front feet desired: Jackson st near Cen
tral ave: this prize includes mscadamIzing ana
sewers grand marine view. WILSON q CARR 10
Post
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G90 O0O CALiFoRNlA-sT. CORNER. NEAR
OoO.OOO. Kearny; good 3-story and basement
brick buidng rented low at 5000 to one tenant;
could be increased: lot 81 :9x69:9; splendid buy.
McAFEE, BALDWIN & HAMMOND, 10 Mont
ST
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GQEaD ONEHALF INTEREST N CASH
- OOOO. grocery; doing a business of $4,000
tarj the incoming partner would have fun charge
Of the business. BRENNAN q DUNN, 800 Market
street..
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/ OR SALE CHEAP-CORNE R SALOON: NICELY
fitted up and doing good bus ness; centrally To-
Gated rent only $50 per month. Apply 10 A
= il-np a CO. wholesale liquor dealers. northwest
cog. lrsI aud Mission SITS ia3 II
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&263 SALOON; BEST BARGAIN; $ OF
= sJOt. Market 81: positively paying; closest in
y 81 .at!oa. HEALEY, lOO4 Mark et 81 LIS
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J. OR SALE-THIS DAY ONLY; CIGAR-SToRE
! and l room attached; bargain. Inquire $50
Sacramento
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j. vita room IN rear. l43 Second 81. jas IT.
IIGAR-STORE AND FIXTURES FOR SALE AC-
Z a..-a.r .f.f srs,a lg7N4 faCz
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CALOON OUTFIT COMPLETE; WILL BE SOLD
- very little, premises TO be converted
into another business. Apply on premises 1913 Mar
let
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CARPETS.


A RI SQUARES, So: BRUSSELS soc LAID
n 5 w. SHREK, 1924 Stockton st. delO I'm
T., CENTS On INSTALLlIENrS WILL BUY
- carpets: sold elsewhere at s.. ARONsON,
1910 Stockton St. oc2s emo
TARPErS-SMITHS BRUSSELS. Csc A YARD;
y inSIaliment price elsewhere 81 a yard. NJ
IRIEDAlAN Il CO., 22s-25O stockton, and 237 Post.
brussels soc, OIL CLOTH 25c MATING l5c,
II hhoieum soc poles 25c. shades 25c body Brus-
sels zoe: carpets, furniture etc, easy terms.
NEWMAN BROS, III sixth ST. DELL II
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So5,OO0-Ful 5O-yara: Wasnll. a, bet Powell
ana stockton; wei improved; rents $3.50.
VUV7F9lsom-sL corner ssiS245 rents $22 8.
6na liz 9' III ~ ~ 10 avenue;
ss5 non Mtosinn' 60 s xs VIZ ili ere:
STORES o a ad.1 nats; So9doo; to,1l rsnt9 s2le
80 4ogsrd ems aIs It ~ ;gxss e.
sis0. 5oye5 STstcasS IN ve.f,nlr @ as' re1's
$40 o10ath nr t5orrssas, "a, s. 49,,
sIa mo i SIi, SO, " ~ so
Sl5000-2 FaStIase res,aao rsl,,s ~
grounds gro a d san t Jose aye neaI 26th 55xl75 n
sl5 aen y son ~ as tJliss ~
si25 '''1 : = ''iAi o' rents
Si25g0-California mean fo1in 70 sa 9se .
fats. sJ7Ssz. rants ss- n -'Atii : nAiiHS"'i-
h's1; on1 S ientS 90 ~, xs,s,. a..
brfce hnIdIS@ Ioeaj;, sistiiugsvn zo1S"i
SD PennSviyn1y,s =" ~ So eIaea ,sa,ae
'5oo-Naiencia' mr.. I21st 2sxs0; stores an
$lo:0oO.l7th. mr.. Va.ene.a 5azi 10 TO IsonGeil o.
ssS9SSsrrepo heat kfa fss so ~ og s
SlOOO-Mashihston, or = 54xtO; rents $50
s65O0-Chnrch, nr; 18th; sgz zee; rents $40.
S57OO-24th, mr. florldS, 80 = 30.
sG00o-Tehsina st, near 5th 45k75; rents e5s
$6O0U-Natoma ST, nFar st; 55xso; rents S35i
roominghous OF ~ rooms Tenant
is soId TO close out an esiste' ''''s
s50OO-Capp mr. l7th. 2Sxi22 IS; nice bc.ae
S43Uo-Jersey ST.. nr Diamond: 5Ux1l4. rooms.
SS3OO--Dorland ST., Guerrero; % SKIS;
small house In good eon ,ii,el ~ 81,
s39eV-Blaeinan M. Ills 1o.s w; Tes 50
s7so-NE Zoe e ans agin; soSi6P e. eofsass
s2s0O-Clipper, mr. Church: a51iIs;5 rooius
With Sonse acres AZ fsrkPssee station Alameda
IIN, ~ go
Cor. Jackson and Lseula. All graded and re.av
to build on hne marine View s5xlsT g.
california, mr.: Iaylor Opposite crosker's afA al
lolhig tne new nsnsIons q SaSrNeeu ana ~ Fnr
81 Go0CUtsite Land 9sfnck ssc,-, a., ron.
the marx. N''' Ae.'
slO ADMINISTRATION and Chestnut SOxiS7.R
$9UO0-Cor. Sanchez and Duncan; l1lxl 50: All
level and ready to build on; streets n arst-ciass
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