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ESCAPED FROM JAIL.
a New York Murderer Succeeds in GettiDf
Out Of Prison.

"a NtW 1Ulh Mufuefef oucceedH N GettlD 2
Out Of Prison
BALLsToN, n. Y. Aug. 10.-Martin Foy
Jr. of Guttenburg. confined in the Saratoga
County Jail here for the murder of Henri
eta Wilson In Saratoga last May, escaped
this morning at 6:30 O'Clock. Jailer How
land went into the corridor 10 call the
prisoner, who was employed as cook. All
Of the prisoners had been locked in their
cells the night before. FOy. who had the
Eey handed TO him through cell window
by an outside confederate, had unlocked his
cell door and had hidden in the washroom
adjoining the door which opens into the
outside corridor. lie pushed the jailer aside,
ran into the kitchen, and thence to the
street
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FIRED BY AN INCENDIARY.
An Elegant Country Residence Near San Jose
Burned TO the Gronnd

an SAoS ant Sounlry residence Near San Jose
Burned to the Ground.
SAN JOSE, Aug. 10.-The elegant country
residence of Mrs. Mary Murphy Colombet
near the l5-mie house, on the Monterey
road, was totally destroyed by fire on Mon
day night.
The fire was evidently OF incendlary or
lgin. A man who was refused % cents
at the San JUse home of the family was
recognized passing by the window few
moments before the fire. When he was re-
fused money he threatened that Mr. Colom-
bet would regret it.
None of the elegant furniture was saved.
The loss of furniture is $4,000 and the
dwelling $1,000. Half covered by insurance.
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Sons Of Veterans.

HELENA. Mont. Aug. 10.-1he national
encampment Of the Sons of Veterans to-day
adopted resolutions retaining the titles for
officers used In the past year. The parade
this afternoon was a success. Tomorrow an
Weeks will be held.
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COSTA RIGA COLONISTS.
American Settlers IN Central America Suffer-
ing for Food

ing lot FOOD.
WORCESTER, Mass, Aug. 10.-William A.
Morrow and Gertrude Atwood, aged IL
years. arrived here yesterday from Costa
Rica, being of party of colonists taken
there by the Central American Land Coll
onzation and Mining Company of Hamells-
vile. n. \. The colUnists are III with the
mountain fever ana malaria owing to ex-
posure. Their food consisted mostly OF cere-
ais and the only tit water to drink WAS rain
water. Sickness increased and Gertrude's
father died. Norrow's health is badly shat
tered and he brought her home. The other
colonists, they say. are prevented from re-
turning by lack Of funds aud their condition
is pitiable
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GAssowAY's MISCONDUCT.
he Has Been Collecting Commission on His
Office Clerks Salaries

SAN DIEGO, Aug. 10.-At the trial OF the
suit Instituted by c. E. Heath against
County Clerk w. Nj. GassOway for alleged
misconduct in office. evidence was elected
to-day showing the collection by Gassoway
OF 20 per cent commission on the salaries OF
deputies in his Office. The existence of
specific contract covering six months in
1891, was proven by which the employees
agreed 10 reduction
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Fell From the Second Story.

SAN DIEGO, Aug. 10.-The tive-year-old
child Of A. j. Lyons, who lives in this city
fell from second story window this even
Ing. sustaining injuries which may prove
fatal.
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A MANIAC MOTHERS DEED.

An Infant Given Poisoned MIX and Another
Child Drowned in a Well
MANKATo, Mimi. Aug. 10.-A horrible
double murder of children is reported at
Eagle Lake, near here. Mrs. Martha Kes-
ter fed milk poisoned with trough on rats"
to her four-week-oid baby, and the child
died Monday. Last evening Mrs. Kester
took the other child, aged two years, and
after trying unnecessarily to drown him In
barrel Of water, carried him mile and
half to well and tossed him in, drowning
him. Mrs. Kester, who declared that she is
glad she killed them. tried to drown herself,
but was placed under arrest and is being
closely watched in jail 10 prevent suicide.
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ANOTHER SUIT PENDING.
Relatives Of the Late Mrs. Hopkins-searles
Want More Money

WanI MpTe money,
New YORK, Aug. 10.-The World says
that the relatives Of the late Mrs. Hopkins
Searles are about bringing suit against
Edward K. Searles, TO recover money which
they say was promised them at the time
Hopkins will was filed in 1892 Searlcs, II
is said, agreed to give all the cousins and
second cousins S25, 600 each after he had
settled with Timothy Hopkins. This, they
allege he has not done. More than
two-thirds of the cousins and second
cousins have banded together again to make
longs to them. Siillman & Hubbard, the
attorneys for Searles, say they did not bind
themselves to pay S25. 900 apiece to all Mrs
Hopkins second cousins.
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CHILE FRIENDLY.
Consul McCreerv States That the Ill-Feeling
Has Subsided

NEW YORK, Aug. 10.-Colonel William b.
McCreery, United States Consul at Valpar-
raiso, Chile. arrived in New York to-day on
the Pacific Mail steamship Colombia.
Colonel McCreery says: 81 can only speak
of Chile and the Chileans in terms of the
highest praise. There is not a particle OF
truth in the stories OF ill-feeling on the part
of the Chileans against Americans. Both
the Government and the people are friendly
to America. If there has been any ill-feel-
ing toward Mr.. Eagan ii has subsided. The
Chilean authorities afforded every facility
for dislnterring and shipping the remains of
Sailor RiggiD, which came on the steamer
with me-"
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A TERRIBLE FATE.
An ExConviet Thrown on a Redhot Forge
and Fatally Burned

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 10.-Scotty Morris, an
ex-conyict. and Fred Dubois. employees at
the repair forges OF the electric road, be-
came involved in dispute to- night and Du-
bois' friends threw Morris on the forge,
heated to white heat. fatally burning bin.
When rescued by the police Morris resisted
fiereely the efforts to place him In an ambu-
lance, thinking he was to be arrested.
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Cabrillo Celebration.

SAN DIEGO. Aug. General w. Ii. L.
Barnes has accepted the invitation to deliver
an address here at the Cabrillo celebration
on September 20.
The acting Secretary OF the Navy as
sures the committee that the department
will assist IA the celebration with such YES
sells as may be available at that time.
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Found Dead in His Hotel.

PORTLAND, Or, Aug. 10-Charles Wolff,
San Francisco drummer, was found dead
this morning in room at the Hotel Port
land. 1t Is thought he committed suicide.
The deceased was about 80 years of age and
was travelling for boot and shoe house.
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Death From a skunk,s Rite

Tucson, Ariz., Aug 10.-A special from
Crittenden says that Carlos Rentara was
bitten by skunk on July - aud died yes
terday of bydrOphobia. This makes the
fourth death from hydIophobia by the bite
OF skunk during the past three years.
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America Will Not Get a Cardinal.

LONDON. Aug. 10.-The Chronicles Rome
correspondent says: The Pope's desire to
make an American Cardinal at the next
cOnsistory has been frustrated by the di-
vergence OF the views Of Archbishop Cor
tigan and Ireland. The Pope has finally
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An Equestrie nne's Fatal Fall.

SAN DIEGO, Aug. 10.-A telephone mes
sage to the Union from Old Mission School
In the Mission Valley states that the
daughter OF j. A. Albanian, a well-known
pioneer. was thrown from horse to-day
and instantly killed.
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THE MONGOLs OBJECT.

New York Cinnamon Do Not Want to Give
Uncle Sam Their Pictures.
New YORK, Aug. 11.-Chinese residents
in New York met in solemn conclave to-
night at the Tong Won Gong Chow Temple.
The question which brought them to-
gether was the law requiring
that the picture of every Chinaman in the
land shall be taken and stored away in
Uncle Sans archives for future reference.
The Chinese strongly object to this legsla-
tion, and they propose to remonstrate at
mass-meeting 10 be held soon at Cooper
Union,
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supreme Grove Of nrnia.

PATERSON. N. j., Aug 1o.-The Supreme
Grove OF the Order of Druids to-day elected
grand officers. Among others Supreme
Arch, Lewis &. Schofd Of California. PhiIin
R0shby Archer was elected ore of the Su-
preme Trustees
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A. Large jelly Trust

New YORK, Aug. 10-It is reported that
$50 preserve and jelly manufacturers of the
United States and Canada have com bined TO
$l2,000,000.
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CONSUMED BY FIRE,
A Winery and 10000 Gallons of Wine ]
stroyed at Eealdsburg.

HEALDsBURG. Aug. 10. - The private
winery belonging to Mrs. Alice de Weider-
hold. together with about 10000 gallons Of
wine contained therein. situated in the
northern portion of this city, was this
morning totally destroyed by fire. The loss
IS estimated at about $4,000 and there is very
little Insurance. The fire is supposed to be
the work of an incendiary.
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Thundsr.sbowsrs in Nevada.

CARSON, Aug 10. - There were light
thunder-showers during the day here and
more rain is expected. No damage WAS
done to the hav.
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4 shooting-Matoh Arranged.

SAN DIEGO. Aug. 10-M Chick of this
city has accepted the challenge Of A. ".
Wiley of Riverside to shoot him return
match al % birds tor $50 a side at Recrea-
tion Park, thls city, on Sunday next. A
forfeit OF $40 has been deposited by each
man with the Union.
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PORTLAND. Aug. 10.-Ira F. Powers, a
furniture-dealer, to-day made an assign
ment for the benefit of his creditors. Assets,
s12S, 200; liabilities, $4,000.
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CLEVELAND NOT IN 1T.

Governor Boyd Gays Nebraska Will Go Strong
for Weaver.
PORTLAND. Or, Aug. 10.-Speaking about
the political outlook in his State, Governor
Boyd OF Nebraska, who is making tour of
the West, to-day said: Cleveland will
lose Nebraska because we shall not SUD-
port him, but will vote for Weaver for the
purpose OF beating Harrison. We shall put
out our national ticket, but will support
Weaver as there is no hope of straight sue
cess"
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The Quarantine Raised.

TACOMA, Aug. 10-At meeting Of the
Board Of Health tonight the quarantine
against Seatt.e was raised.
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EIGHTEEN INDIANS DROWNED.
Sea Lion Hunt Near Queen Charlotte
Islands Has Fatal Results

WINNIPEG, Aug. 10.-British Columbia
pa peTs TO hand bring intelligence OF the
drowning of is Indians Of the Bella Coolla
and Wake Neb tribes, while engaged in
sea-li0n hunt near Queen Charlotte Islands.
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THE WAYS OF THE WIND.

TIT 1<OIT Uu SaH 0IHSUs EFT
Currents for His Final ascent
SAN DIEGO, Aug. 10.-Professor r. j.
woodward has returned to this city to make
his final trial ascension. A large balloon
has arrived and he confidently asserts has
power sufhcieDt to insure success on a trip
across the continent. The air currents at
Los Angeles he regards as less favorable to
his undertaking than those of San Diego
lie will initiate the balloon in day or two.
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The Cruiser Boston Coming.

VALLEJO. Aug. 10.-The Boston is now
booked 10 leave the navy-yard tomorrow at
l o'clock for San Francisco.
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A STABLE IN FLAMES.
Fire Destroys the Upper Story of Building
at Chico.

CHICO. Aug. 10.-A fire broke cut in the
private stable owned by +. c. Lusk. corner
OF Third and Sycamore streets, at o'clock
this morning, and consumed the upper
story, five tons of hay and some grain. The
fire started in the stable-b boys room in the
upper story. The cause is not known.
The loss is about $500; insured. The fine
horses. harness and buggies In the lower
part were taken out without damage.
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ACCIDENT AT CALIsTOGA.
d Team Runs Over an Embankment, Seriously
Injuring Two Persons

CAIIsToGA. Aug. l0-A team attached to
passenger wagon from Miller & Johnson's
liyery-stable, In Ukiah, J. l.. Johnson of
that firm being the driver, ran down the
mountain road and over 40-foot grade
near Caistoga to-day. At first there were
seven persons In the wagon. but only two
went over the grade. johnson and a boy
were seriously injured and the wagon was
nearly demolished. A broken bit caused
the accident
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THE COOKS QUIT.

CRrHegIe's MIL Cook Leaves, aud Also
Takes His Assistants.
HOMESTEAD, Aug 10-Charles Rayburn,
the head cook at the Carnegie iron works,
struck this afternoon and left. taking with
him Il cooks and walters. Ray burn made an
information for assault and battery against
Chief Watchman Newton and four assist
ants. They were arrested ana committed TO
1aij for hearing tomorrow. 1t is plainly
seen that these wholesale desertions are
source of much annoyance to Manager Pot
ter and his assistants.
ODOnnell did not arrive tonight.
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San Insa Wants chaanar rnsn

San Jose Wants Cheaper Insurancs.
SAN JOSE, Aug. l0.-ln meeting of the
board Of directors Of the Chamber of Com
merce tonight the organization of a home
Insurance company was discussed, and the
initiative step will be taken 10 organize at
the next meeting.
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resolved to appoint the Very Rev. Charles
John Vaughan. Bishop of Westminster. TO
the cardinaate at the earliest opportunity.
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HELD UP A STAGE.

The Train-RObbing Craze Is Spreading to
Arizona.
Tucson, Ariz.. Aug. 10.-1be Quijotoa
mail stage was held up this morning by a
lone highwayman. The mail sack was cut
open, but nothing of value was found
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MEMPHIS AROUSED.

The Communication Of Colonel Kings Sentence
Causes Much Indignation.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. Aug. 10.-This city was
thrown into state of intense excitement
when the announcement appeared In the
morning papers tnat Governor Buchanan
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"a ANTED IMMEDIATELY @ @JOURNEYM
w tailor cor. seventh avenue and East Twelfth
g., East Oakland. auI1 2t
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ASSESSMENT a NOTICES.


NOTICE OF AsSESsAlkS l.. faai Ii -t4-s-3
IN Company. Location OF psin efpa place Of buii-
ness. San Francisco, California; location OF WORKS,
QuJoIoa. Arizona
Notice is hereby given that at meeting OF tho
Board OF Directors held on the 18th Gay OF Ju!y.
1892, an assessment No. Il, OF 10 cents per Shars
was leved upon the cap tai stock of The corpora
tion, payable Immediately in United states gold
coin TO the Secretary. the ofice of the company,
500 Montgomery street, No. 23 Nevada BlocE SEA
Francisco, Cali0
Any stock up "sseSsment shall re-
main unpaid OF -rust, 1892 VIII
be delinquent puzzle
tion; and uni efare viii be
sold on I'll y URSDAI,- Septeinher,
1892, to pay the delinqueHsss {. toyctnar
with the costs of advertising a1 expr sas Of sds
by order OF the Boara OF Directors.
AUG. WATERMAN, Secretary.
Omee--So. 23, Nevada Block, 303 Montgomery
street. San Francisco. California.
POSTPONEMENT
THE SSESSMENT on PEER MINING COM
L pany, which is delinquent IN office August %.
S92, is hereby postponed until THURSDAY Sep
tember 8. 1892. and the sale day until THURSDAY
October g. S92, at 1 O'Clock P NJ BY order o:
the Board OF Directors.
AUG. WATERMAN, Secretary.
0ffee-Room %, Nevada Block, 3O9 Montgomery
street. San Francisco. California au2O I'll
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Builders Contracts.

r. L. Black with Samuel Ickelhemer & Bro.
plumbing, etc. OF houses on Sc corner OF Geary
and 0ctavia streets; $2s5l
Same with Thomas Bodk1n, plasiering same;
$500.
Agnes Bridge with Joseph Norris, to build PAIR
of frame DIV, llngs line OF Union street. 100 W
of Devisadero; $4,000
Margaret Beth with NJ. Weber & Co., alterations
and additions to 3402 Folsom street, $lUSl: bonds
$500 j. KoepSe surety
St Paul German Evangelical Lutheran Church
with Forderer Cornice Company, copper, tin and
slate roofing of 3 church Sc corner of Eddy and
Cough streets SS6s9; bonds $4,000, j. L. Forderer
surety.
same with Charles Wagner. brick aud concrete
work same, $3.50: bonds 5000, A. Neuman ami
T. +. A. obermeyer sureties.
Same with Thomas Mannix, plasterng. etc,
same, Sl335; bonds 300, William Patterson
surety.
Same with William Pluns carpenter work same.
$40. $50: bonds $4,000, ID. woerner aud r. Joost
surettes
Same with H Williamson. plumbing. ETC.. same.
$ll64.
q. Raisch with John McCann. to build at i5O2
1904 and 1906 Howard street: $4,000.
Board OF Trustees OF ST. PauPs German Evangeli-
cal Lutheran Church with J. H. Miller. to build
Sc corner Gough and Eddy streets, 1916 by
1876; Sl42u
J. N. Kllip with r. P. sanches. TO build at 5s
South ark; $3iS5.
Bertha Kaempfer with Peter johnson, to build on
line OF Fell street, 10 OF Cough, e "a :6x1O;
$4,000.
Jacob Ohlemutz with Behrens Hyde to build on
line OF Fibert street. l02 % OF Jones. Il
20x60; $500.
Harriet 6lecnter win Carl Grlese, to build on )
line OF Vallejo street, 6S:9 w or Fillmore, 1877 10
by f IS %: S1475.
Milton 4 Timer with Charles Coady to bulid on
537 McAilister street; 5000.
G. Cooper With Douglass q 0Connor. to build on
W line Of Shotwell street, $50 OF Twenty M III.
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a. soUC co. REAL ESTATE AGENTS. 10

Il. Montgomery ct.
$1,000 hoice inside property: 30x98:5, with
small house: splendid business corner; well To-
Gated: bet Howard and Mission SITS.
SS25O-S5O0 cash, balance on time; modern cot
tSge: rooms and bath; oath at, near Diamond; +;
z5KS9
$2250-Cheapest lot in the Mission Sanchez ST.
near Sth; only few steps from electric road; lot
levei ard ready to balid on.
25Xl0O; fine building tot s. side 26th St, near
Valencia: street WORK done
Sl75O-Ptck up: must be sold; elegant building
lot on lne OF Castro 81. cars; good neighb0rhood
and fine view; Castro ST. nr. 23d; lot 25xlO5.
S226O each-I4 cash: 25xSO: Guerrero, Army.
$3.50 each-14 cash; 25Xl0l: Lotta St, near
sullivan.
Must lie sold--Choice building lot block from
Market ST.: ready for building; Henry ST.. Noe:
35Xll5: fats VIII pay well Oh this property.
&l550-Flne building lot on line OF electric road:
18Th ST, near Church; 25xl14: - cash II desired.
Apply L. A. S0UC d CO.. 10 Montgomery ST. 4 SuTh
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10 fOSI STkEEI.
HEADQUARTERS FOR PARK LOTS
CHOICE RESIDENCE LOTS IN REACH OF ALL,
s25 down and $ monthly for $3.50 sI75. 5000
and $3.50 lots near the Grand Ocean boulevard and
Park. SOL GETZ & BRO.
$500. $3.50. $3.50 $500 and 5000 lots opposite
Strawberry Hiu and new lake the most favored
locality for residences in the city; cash balance
$40 monthly. SOL GETZ BRO.
s30e. $3.50. $3.50. $500 to $1,000 for the choicest
lots north Of the Park aud Richmond District.
Profit by our experience aud buy lots from us In
part that Will eventually be the most prominent
secti3 Of the city. SOL GEfZ a BRO.
BLocN $685.
Between l and sts.. lIth and 18th aves.
LOTS ON SPLENDID GRADE: STREETS MAC
ADAMIZED AND FENCED.
Omnibus Cable Company VIII extend their lines in
front Of the block. Beautiful view of Ocean
and Park.
ONE BLOCK FROM GOLDEN GATE PARK AND
ENTRANCE.
INSTALLMENT PLAN ON EASY TERMS.
Buy these lots while yet cheap and secure fu-
ture home near the pleasure ground OF san Fran
CISCO
Compare our prices with lots sold In the vicinity
anc you viii surely buy from us.
CALL FOR MAPS AND DIAGRAMS.
SOL GETZ BRO,
au2l SuTh Il 1S POST ST.
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TYpEwRITeRs.
PREVIOUS

LII PREVIOUS WORLDS RECORDS
n broken; Sl62 perfect words written The
CaIigr aph IN hour at Saratoga, N. T., july 1892:
average 80 words per minute. The Calfgrsph still
stands at the head. See black and white
keyboard. Terms OF sale TO suit purchaser. CHAS.
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PROPOSALS.


IT AITED STATES EAG1NEER OFFICE, SAN
- Francisco, Cal, August i. 1892 Sealed pro.
p6sals for improving harbor ana bay at HnmboI oIdt
CAL Will be received at this Office unti ~ o'clock
noon on Monday, November ID, 1892, and then
publicly opened. Specifications. blank forms and
All available information Will be furnished on
application to this Office. w. II. HEUER, Major
Corps OF Engineers u. =. A. se3 ct
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IMPROVED PROPERTIES.

Call and obtain one of our "Real Estate Rec
ords" which contains list Of properties for
sale in all parts of the city.
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QTSO0 FINE FLATS OF AND ROOMS
ID O'iO. and bath. near 18th and Guerrero sts;
well rented; lot 2bxl25
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CALlQ3ln ONE OF THE NEAIEST COT-
tp-OUO. tages In the Mission; contains rooms
aud bath, bay-wlndows and all modern convent
enees; lot 25xl05; close to eable-cars-
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G1S 000 FINE HoUsE ON POST ST.,
ID Io.OOOs within 10 minutes walk of Kearny
ST.; IL rooms and bath we'll rented; lot 25xl37 20.
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GOSGO NEAT COTTAGE HOUSES ON path
tp-OOO. ST., close TO Sanchez; part cash, IL de-
rArnd
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
n H. UMBsEN & CO..

REAL ESTATE AGENTS. RENT COLLECTORS
AND AUCTIONEERS.
IA MONTGOMERY ST., S. F.
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SZSUU. tages In the Mission; contains 8 rooms
aud BATH bay-wlndows and all modern convent
enees; lot 25xl0o; close to eabe-cars-
G7500 FINE FLATS OF AND ROOMS
u o'iO and bath. near 18th and Guerrero sts.;
wei rented lot 2bx125
tFZooo. ST., close to Sanchez part cash, il de
S5 Thn TSh 10 b0GsE oS wax of SP
ST.; IL rooms and bath; we'll rented; lot 25xlS7: o.
e16 00O HAYEs-sT PROPERTY: STORE
ID Io.OOO. and rooms below. and upper fiat
Of rooms and bath; lot "a :3xl2o, to rear street
SI2 500 SINE eo.s svEsTMnST IS MaTSs, on SunaaS Shk
through TO street; house in fats OF 5 and
rOSms and bath; and fats laa,, In rear oil ana o
1912 30 per annum; lot 27:6xl2o-
Cl0 0n0 FINE PIECE OF PROPERTY ON
u U.UUU. Ellis ST., which. with a small ex.
penditure, would easily bring in 500 per month";
present rents S74 per month this property must be
sold.
u DOOOO- CANT fats; brick foundations. etc.;
lot q :6x1l0 on COllmgwood St. near 18Th; only
half block from Castro-st cable fine Investment.
Sl0 O0A ELEGANT BUSINESS CORNER
u A.OtO. on Fourth St houses IN stores
and tenements; renting for slO44 per annum; lot
$4,000 SEaR U2S soH,. s% RENTs sS
lot 25xS0.
GQ00O PACIFIC HEIGHTS; ELEGANT
GOUUU. new bay window fiats; brick founda-
tion;. laundry; stone walks; fine view; lot 26:5x
QoR00 NICE COTTAGE OF ROOMS AND
VOOOO. bath; well ana wlndmiIl; lot 81 :6x
ia; well supplies several houses the neighbor-
hood; good locations on 29th ST, near several lines
OF cable roads.
G9000 NEAR 18TH AND MARKET; NEW
>. Rnfr aDfl 4 and b2fR az hfA.
lot 25xs0.
Cocoon ELEGANT NEW 2-sTORY AND FIN
epOOOO. ished basement bsy-window residence
etc Noe ST, near Market; lot 25x130; nice garden
$4,000 BARSAiN: RHNrs .t s8sa snR, PER
well St; street accepted by the city; lot 30xl20;
room fer more buildings.
5000 IS sroas oa P Of aavns m nS the city imme
Guerrero St. and always rented: brick foundations,
etc; rents $S64 peT annumi lot 36xl17:6 TO an
alley.
G1e S0A RENTS Sl536 PER ANNUM AND
u O.COO. never vacant; near Valencia aud
fine fats of 4 rooms each; brick foundations
and all modern improvements; lot 54:6x85.
G175O RENTS s35 PER MONTH: HOUSE
D II ~. OF rooms and bath; suitable for
fats; lot 24:BXs0; Minna ST.
g. H. UMBsEN q CO.. IA MONTGOMERY se6 TuTh
EoR SALE AT A BARGAIN AND ON EASY
4 terms. handsome cottage In good location.
CHAS. HENDERSON 904 Montgomery. ses 2tt
G1s1 000 GREAT BIG BARGAIN. ON LEAV
u l. WV. enwOTth St, near Eddy. Full par
ticulars of TROY McNALLY, sole agents $50
Market ST. au2l SuTh tf
GQ0l FINE LOTS II SALT LAKE CITY.
10CbO. minutes from pOstofhce; vicinity highly
improved: viii exchange for city property.
sWEETSER Il BRIGGS, lO2l13 Market st. 1t
CNOL GETZ 4 RRO
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elk 000 HAYES-ST. PROPERTY; STORE
ID IO.OOO. and rooms below. and upper fiat
OF rooms and bath; lot "a 3xl20, to rear street.