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Transfers of Heal Estate.


Deeds in fee have been filed as follows:
J. s. Edwards to J. v. n. Huyck, int in lot 2,
90. 80; e. J. C. Marbury to r. s. Windsor
ct al, lot 9, 50. 10; s.. D. N. Ransden to c.
X. Bissell, subs IS to. GA, 50. 140; e. W. A.
Harper to s. N. Lake, part IS, block As, Hol-
mead Manor; g. John NJ. Daley to same,
part do; g. H. H. Jacobs to Julius Lans-
burgh. subs 20 to A, 50. 252; -. F. A. Hill
to I. Coakly, parts and 9, 50. 7e9; ss0O. r.
9, 50; $50; el,ois. T: 4. Goodman to same,
lots !, and II, 50. 11S6; 8 to 5, 50. 1889; z, 8
and 10. SO. 1141; 6, and 8, %. ll4S. and to
II, 90. liza; 3. George I. Klepstein to Della
A. Holl, subs So and Al, 50. 1041: e. CIV.
Hon to g. 7. Klepstein, lot $, So io4l; e. A.
$50; s2,00O. J. B. Winner to H. B. waldron,
lot Is, "a. Q, lexington; q. 2s5 60 Emma B.
Avery to Herbert Wright, sub 81, So 3O6;
q, 800. Alice I: Work to Caroline Foust, part
10, 90. 934; $l.008. c. Brown, trustee, TO ]. ID.
g T.bs1 81 : and ss ss0Sy
Trinidad; s2,Soo. ". K. Mccoy 70 H. A.
LANCER, part q, block 10. Trinidad; e2,sO0 B.
L. Walker to Mary E. Bradshaw, lot 1, So go;
e. Capital Syndicate Company TO r. 8. Ira
Per- SUB; r IS and 10. y io 800 .2 Avery
70 D. Blum ct al, 10. as, Peters Min Seat; e.
r A. Fish ct a. to b. Harten, lot 6, Peters Mil
Seat; .. g. J. Easterday to N. Saunders, sub
y, 50. 997; el,S50. w. II. Pritchett ct al. to
Sarah N. c. Spo6ord, subs IS and IS, %. 972;
-. w. H. Brooker to H. Xander, part 10, 60.
1914; d, 100. A. p. Pardon to o. B. Van Wycf,
lot 50, block II, Meridian Hill; el, 800. Same
70 9. P. Van Wyck, part block II, do; o., 100.
]. Walter Thompson to p. H. Coffee, sub als,
"a. 1904; %, 400. II. 8. Owen to c. c. Tyler
lot 2, %. I1s; -. L. Baysr, r., to Z. L.
Grant, sub -. "a. TT; g. Il. Bartsn to Wa
Greer lot s, %. is, Uniyersity Heights; 81, 600.
c. n. Matthews to D. W. Van Voorhees,, subs 20
and A, %. 9l4; e. b. H. Warner ct Il. to
6pottswood Nicholas, lot 90, Garfield; o. 900.
Virginia w. Holland to ]. w. Holm, lot II,
block 5, Ivy City; ESQ. Julia E. Slosson to II.
=. Bergman. part IA, block 40. north grounds
Columbian University; -. o. @. Green 70
Beatrice Darling, interest In estate Of Joshua
Peirce; -. O. n Bryant to J. r. CLARKE,
sub b, "a. SIS; e.. d. ". Peter 10 J. H.
Bel, part II, "a. geo; es,soo. Joseph Paul to
=. L. MIL. lots and 4, %, 70, Center Eckins-
ton; d, $50 J. B. Winner 10 ]. Z. Brump, lot
g, g. II, lexington, 1850, and lot 26, do.
1850. }. b wimsr 70 J. L. Brump, lot s., "a.
a, Eekington; q, 40; lot g, do, do; q, SGD
J. +. Paul to A. L. Swartwout, lots 70 10,
block 10. Center lexington; tS,l20. n. n
eyphax 70 J. 2. Manning, ssb u, %. 10; -.
Z; asfV 70 y. 2 !ahn;tea, pat q Aliaaee;
e1t0oO. A. b Claxk 70 John Lee, lot 10, block
!, Trinidad; q, 30. Charlotte Ferry TO W. r.
seltsr. ha6 htrsps IN part D ssctiea Q. Anzy
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Young lIackay's Threat.

PANS, July IA representative Of the As
scented Press called upon Mr.. J. W. Mackay,
jr., today relative to the action brought against
him by Randolph Stewart, who charged Mr..
Mackay in . London police court with having
sent him O menacing letter. Mr.. Mackay de-
clared that he had little TO say about the mat
ter, "but, he sdded, 1.-The facts are that Capt
Stewart spoke in disrespectful terms Of my
mother, and simply wrote him that il he did
not cease would thrash him"
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AGAINST THE CvSAL COMPANY.
The Motion for q Restraining Order Argued
In the Equity Court.

The Motion for . Restraining Order Argued
In the Equity Court.
In the Equity Court Judge Bradley, today
the cases Of Cissen against d. :. johnson ct a..
trustees OF Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Com
pany, and smith Transparent Ice Comp4uy
against same were heard On motion for a pse-
hminary restraining order 90 enjoin the cutiing
on the water from their establishmeIl,s.
The defendants fled an answer sa,-
ung forth the non complance
of the compiainants with the terms 81 their
leases and at some length setting forth their
powers The motion WIS argued at length Nv
Messrs. Edwards and Barnard for complasn-
ants and Nessrs- Morris and Hamilton for zoe
respondents.
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His Disease Pronounced to BE Cancer Of tn
Stomach and Recovery Not Looked For.

His Disease Pronounced to he Cancer Of the
Stomach and Recovery Not Looked For.
From the New York Sun.
George William Curtis, the distinguish d
editor of Harper's Weekly and chancellor Of
the board of regents Of the University
Of the State Of New York, has been
very i'll for several weeks at his home
in Bard avenue, West New Brighton,
Staten Island, with q disease that puzzled
his physicians to define. His illness
did not prevent him from keeping up his edi-
torial work and his EASY Chair" department
of Harper's Monthly, but there were some
symptoms which alarmed his family physician,
DR.. William C. Walser of Port Richmogd..
Last week DR.. E. G.. Janeway Of this city was
called in consultation. It was then decided
that Mr. Curtis was suffering from cancer Of the
stomach, and that favorable termination Of
the case could not be looked for, although there
was no instant danger.
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"zim" WIN Not Race Osmeud.

LONDON, July 12.-Despite the criticisms Of
Osmond's supporters the sporting papers here
uphold Arthur Zimmerman, the American BIZ
cyclist, in his refusal to compete with Osmond
Mt the Herne Hill races on Saturday, a. he has
only recently been training for the ffty-mile
championship race, which would unit him for
. ten-mile rsce.
The Star says that the British win not for
give Osmond for sulking all the season while
the American'scooped ali the championships.
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HOMESTEAD. Pa, July l2-Hugh O'Donnell
today received from Charlotte Smith Of wash-
ington an offer from the Woman's National In
dustrial League to appeal 10 Mr.. Frick for arbi-
tration- Mr.. O'Donnen returned his thanks
but said thst he thought 1t would be premature
to accept he ODER.
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DEATH OF THE "PINKERrONs."
Coroner McDowelps Inquest Begun In Pitts
burg.

burg.
PIrrsBURo, July 12.-Coroner Mcdowell this
afternoon began the inquest ON the death Of J.
W. Kline, the Pinkerton detective, and other
victims Of the fight Mt Homestead last wednes-
day.
The witnesses called were J. g. Hoffman,
Capt. W. B. Rodgers, Capt. N. B. Wishart, Col
]. II. N. Dey. Zach Evans, E. r. Rodgers, ].
7. Coon and Edmund whalena.
The sworn statements Of George Julian and
]. 7. McCurry were submitted to the jury. Tho
witnesses heard today were those connected
with the barges. The case was continued and
more witnesses will be subpqnaed
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o. c.
Name
Washington Stock Exchange.

Gas cow, siOo at is9 Metropolitan 4. r COW.
a. !. m %.ssn Mi si Loan At M. M.
Trust, at ll1k. American Security and Trust
Government Bouas-U. s. g. registered, 1907,
1ish bid, IL asked;
1899, gold, los bid, asked Water stocks, u,
currency, 1901, l1sh bid asked. so-yssr fund. os,
gold, 1904 ia bid, = asked Water stock, Is, 1908,
rency, ii4 bid IFS asked SIS. reg. a-iOs, 1855
1901, 1O0S bid. - asked.
aissssnsous and George
ton and Georgetown Railroad Convertible g, :
bid. las asked. Masonic Hail Assn IS, los bid.
gage Is, 1904, 81 6ia = asked. wilmington Light
Infantry I'd "a, " bid, = asked. Washington Gas
COMPANY Con .ssies a q a'S .ssns
ton Gas Co. Convertible es, 1901, 1888 bid. asked
lexington Railroad q, = bid, - asked Chesa-
iO5 asked Capitol aud North strees Railroad Is:
Kailroad Convertible ., 100 bid, asked. .. 5.
Anacostis Railroad Is, lei bid. = asked. WASH
ihgton Market Co. imp. d, lie bid asked. WASH
n.r ssn Se o.
bid, . asked. Bank Of the Republic, $50 bid, =
asked. Metropolitan. 900 bid, : asked. Central,
bid !. asked. Citizens, 40 bid, ISIS asked. Co
lumbia, 100 bid, 1I5 asked. Capital, 1871 bid. =
asked west End, lO6s bid lOI asked. Traders, lis
bid, - asked. Second, 164 bid. - asked.
Railroad Stocks-WashlngtOn ana GEORGETOWN,
$40 bid, - asked Metropolitan, 80 bid, 9S asked.
Columbia, bid, IS asked. Capitol and North
street, 81 bid, ST asked. lexington and Soldiers'
Home, - bid, 10 asked Georgetown and Tenley-
town. %Sk bid. - asked Rock Creek, 100 bid, -
asked.
Insurance Stocks-Firemens, Il bid, IS asked.
Franklin, 50 bid = asked. Metropolitan, Is bid, -
asked National Union, IN bid, Il asked. Arling-
ton, 40 bid, $50 asked. Corcoran Is bid, asked.
Columbia, 15A BID 16S asked. Potomac, Is bid -
asked. Riggs, N bid, T1s asked People's 81 bid,
y. asked Lincoln, ~ bid, " asked. Commercial,
~ bid, So asked.
Title Insurance Stocks-Columbia Title, Ga bid,
~ asked Real Estate Title, 1871 bid, - asked.
Gas and Electric Light StOcks-Washlngton GaA
% bid, Is asked. Georgetown Gas, Is bid, -
asked U. >. Electric Light, IAN bid, $50 asked.
Telephone Stocks-Chssapeake and Potomac, %
bid, = asked American GraphOphone, 81 bid,
asked Pennsylvania, 10 bid, = asked.
miscellaneous Stocks-Washington Market Il
bid = asked Great Falls Ice, l39 bid, l40 asked.
Bull Run Panorama, 20 bid. asked. Pneumatic
Gun Carriage, 90 bid. OIL asked. Lincoln Hall, Is
bid, . asked Interocean Building bid, los asked.
Nor. WASH, DC, Steamboat Co, - bid, asked.
Ivy CITY Brick, 80 bid. asked Wash. Brick
Machine, - bid, 800 asked.
Safe Deposit aud Trust Companies-National Safe
Deposit, Savings and Trust Company, lis bid, -
asked. Washington Loan and Trust, liIk bid, li9x
asked. american Security and Trust. ll5X bid, lie
asked. Washington Safe Deposit, los bid, = asked.
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Another Bridge Across the Niagara.

NIAGARA FALLS, ONr., July 12-The Cana
dian Pacific railway propose to establish an in
dependent entrance into New York state by
building q line from Woodstock to Niagara
Falls and crossingthe gorge on bridge of their
own. The new bridge will be constructed be-
tween the present cantilever and the suspension
foot structure and will consist Of q single
arched steel span resting on buttresses ON either
bank, some 200 feet apart
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Huo Hr0soeus A1iks % She TWENTY-FIVE
SARArooA, N. Y, July 13.-The President
rose early and about o'clock was escorted to
Congress Hall Shortly afterward he addressed
. large meeting in Congress Hall Park, princi-
paily composed Of delegates TO the National
Educational Association. His remarks were
entirely non-partisan.
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PARIS, July l2.-Ata cabinet council held at
the Palace Of the Elysee today President Carnot
signed decree providing for the holding Of .
universal exhibition in this city In 1900 The
exhibition will open Nay and close October q.
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Range ef the Thermometer.
The following were the temperatures at ths
once OF the weather bureau today: an, 20;
pm, 81; maximum. So; minimum. 81.
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James L. Winter was assessed IS in the Polise
Court today for walking on the grass in t.e
White Lot
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The win Of the late James McGilton fled to-
day leaves his estate TO his wife subject TO the
payment Of tl00 for masses and then to Rev.
?. J. O'Connell, assistant pastor of st. Stephens
Church, in trust for his 56ns John, Joseph and
then 70 his son James Henry.
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LoxDoH, July ia-Ths report Of the death Of
Little Collins, the soubrstts, b unSonndsd.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
Name.

The following are the openine and closing prices q
the New York Stock Market, reported BY special
wire to Carson Mccartney. 1zl9 r street
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T. b. TowSEB & Sos.
DRY GOODS DEAIFPs

1916 7TH ST. NV.
2. 900 yards Good Unblesrhed Cotton, &c.
B,eached Pillow Case Cotton, nc.
1U4 Jnoleashesi Sheetin0. lie.
1O-4 Beached Sheatinz. lie.
IigEf Calico. in orr lenltl. &c
Bssutiiul line ~ Challies and Lawns, 81.
ZeDhyr Ginghanas worth H.. reduced to Il1xc.
Fruit Of the Loom Biesrncd Cotton, Stx~
Good Dress GinEhsm. from 4 20 10 ysrcs, &.
Fe.ther-proof Ticking, in short lengths. G2hc-
Ladies' Ribbed Vests. &c. or for .,5c.
5-4 Table OIL Cloth. lie.
Black Henrietta, ezra bargains
We have a splendid Unlaundered shirt SOC.
Ladies Black ant Cream Mitfs. 2.ls.
b AK Satlne. 1S1S. II. ~ and .,Ic
Mems Pleatet Bosom WORKING Shir-s 2c
White Bed Spr, ais. exfra largc. 7jc. and 81
Lightweight Blankets. 81 per rair
few Light coiOred Blazers closing out cheap.
iya-lm
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$1,000,
$3.50,
$3.50

Nor are We unInndfu Of the BIG BOYS. We have
strictly all wool.
Neifhe- arr tire SHIRT Pants proeressionists pro-
arioed suits 70: thenl slsl sizes 70 IA years. ct
In line with these arr
NEWS PAETALOONS,-
en<f - you have before aud will never
sse .s2iI-4u1lity, make and price considered
u. 81. %. Cd. s. so
Arsp<hs regular prices of the Pantaloons, which We
n Ynif ..tax Al
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SYSTEM
AT YOUR COMMAND. EVERY INCONVENIENCE
WILL IMMEDIATELY DISAPPEAR. The HEARTH
WILL GLOW WITH HAPPINESS AND CHEER AND
THE FAMILY GROW UP GARLAND OF ROSES
IN THE TEMPLE OF PROSPERITY
TO ACCOMPLISH THIS no RICHES ARE
NECESSARY IF YOUR HONEST INTENTIONS
ARE ACCOMPANIED WITH SMALL PORTION
OF YOUR
WEEKLY OR MONTHLY SAVINGS.
INVOLVING NO LOSS OF TIME. NO BURDEN
AND NO HUMILIATION
QUE PARLoRS. ALWAYS OPEN To
CREDIT PURCHASERS.
HAVE AGAIN BEEN REPLENIsHED WITH A
HANDSOME LINE OF FURNITURE. CARPETS.
MATTINGs. REFRIGERAToRs. BABY CAR
RIAGEs AND ALL MANNER OF DOMESTIC
SWEETS.
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AIRS. wINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP
WILL CU RE YOU.

TIE HOUSEWIVES VINO UxpEnsors
THE TORTURE OF A DIsNANrLED AND UN-
COMFORTABLE HOME DURING THE SETTLING
DAYS CT MIDSUMMER Is LIKE THE MOTHER
WHO ALLOWS HER CHILDREN TO SUFFER THE
PANGs OF HUNGER WHEN BREAD is PLENTI-
TRIPLE
WITH THE MANY ADVANTAGES OF OUR
EQUITABLE
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SILVER and shake yo a surely shall
From capital 20 fSd>stdl
rrov;asd SPIDER web weavss will produce snch q
"a -. Ne've got 'em all. ssrxes. Silks, Ponxee
P.;s-ai-rs Frosty Mohairs and Filmy ferre;s, Wink
chase the winds and capture them to the delight
You cannot 20 astray
IL you come this way
Nm any ARTICLE Of Nearlnk aHpArol peculiar 10 M
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Merely
A MATTER OF CHOICE.
BEyJaNrS H.RR1sos.
wHITELAw REID.
GEnyER CIEvE1,sn

A. II. STEVENSON
The> the tickets presented by the great DO
ffic.l parties of these United States.
With shall IL be,
Now. don't ask me.
Bes.Suse We NTH; make mistsxe and a political
politics and stick 10 business. We .ell
CLOTHING FoR Max
And whether the customer he . republican a demo-
GRAFT, frOhibftionist or thirl party treat
him man and brother, giving him full value for
whatever amount Of money may please MIN 10
in our wares Business and politics-Iike oil and
Wox,r Nix
And that's the reason why take ours straight
AMI i've IL Z straight"
OuT Sack and Cu;a way Suits Of Clothes for men at
are straight" in every particular
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80

Are figures which r-pressn: vol
uinr Of matter fashioned To fit the
human form. whatever its develop
Inent. be 10 symmetrical o. other
Nise. Lean. long and lssnk. short.
stuboy and stout speriIuens are
dressed and draped as gracefully rs
The Eerfectos Of society-the recog-
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are straight" in every particuIar-
qualify. tuake. finish and ut. Ii is
laurl<t!e IL see how hard the Odds and
, rds Inen are strIviny to rpsch Us with
their faded. shop-worn. misty STUFF.
but they can't do 1t. youknow. The
people are wise. They know = hawk
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HOUSE 4 HERMANN5
CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES
OF. 9l9. s2l AND VS. 9TH ST
10 636 MASS. AVE NV
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s~THRow PHYsIC TO THE Dogs AND USE
Il Anxostura Bftersfor goo6 digestion and healthy
spp~tite. sole mfrs. Or. J. o. B. SlE0IRr :
oOkS. ~ keus druxsSt.
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PRUPos AIS.


pE0PoSALS-SEALED PROPOSALS FOR ads
4 following work and materials Will be received
BY the Board of New City Hail Comm issioners Ia
the chamber OF the Board Of Supervisors on MON
DAY. the 22d day OF August. 1892. between the
hours of IL A. n and IL N:
Contract No. S9-Police Courts in northwest
turss. stairways and grille work requisite TO con-
I. Issa = ''''1'' - ''p''''A -''''"''''
Contract No. 4o-complstion OF NE wing,
bodyinS all standing finishes lathing aud plaster
Ing, carpenters and 1oiners' work, etc To be com
pieted December l. 1892.
Contract No. 4l-WrougbE iron spscis
cations. embodying ali froa beams and sa-as On
stalrways and columns, grille work. etc. for con-
pletion OF NE wing To be completed November
Contract No 42-Furnitnre and fittings, embody-
ing all stationary fixtures for Public Library sks
wall racks ETC.. hardwood finishes necessary 20
complete NE wing. TO be completed December l.
Contract No. 4s-Piumbing and gas work.
bodyIng all stationary fixtures. ventilation drain
age. supply, waste etc, requisite TO complete We
wing Rough work 10 be completed September Is.
1892 Contract TO be completed December l. iS9s-
Contract No. 44-Steam or hot water heating
work. emoodytng all lines and runs with fixtures
and fittings, radiators etc. Bids to be for stesf,
ana hot wator heating separately. Rough work
completed September To- 1892 Contract completed
Contract No 46-Furniture and standing fixtures
stairway and sundry alterations and additions Ia
Tax Collectors departments To be completed
Contract No 4s-outside painting sm6odying
the four towers and ventilating shafts, etc, with
sundries necessary TO complete same. To be crIn
pleted November /, lS92
The Secretary will furnish blank forms OF proeo.
sails TO intending bidders and bid viii be enter
tainsd unless made upon blanks so FURNISHED Sad
unless same is accompanied with . Certified tnseA
fer / per cent OF the total sum OF tender n
board reserves the right to reject any or alt bids
PAYMENTS W u be made by audited demands on ths
Treasury drawn against the New City Hal Fund
Durst board of New CITY Hail Commissioners
ty2l 30t EDWARD 1. WOLFE. SrcreLary.
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DIVERS BROS & LoSG.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND AUCrIoNEERs
HoUsE-BRoKERs AND RENT COLLECTORS.
% MONTGOMERY ST

cQDS0 FINE PIECE ON LARKTN ST.. IN
ID ~. good locality; street accepted; i'm
proyemeHts nominal; lot 81 :6XI37:e.
Sl1 .0oO-Giyen away at tins price: fine residence
and large lot So L 81 % with stable. garden and
all modern I'm proyements.
$500 326 Hayes St. bet. Devsadero and Brod-
eTick: fine house with ali modern improv ements;
lot 25xl 81 g; street paved with bitumeB.
Reduced c. $l6G0-CreseeDt ave. mr.. Soath; new
cottage, rooms: g OH well OF water; very cheap.
VACANT LOTS
SS5 0o-Nw. cor. Of California and Laurel SITS;
1877 :6rlS2 us; the cheapest 50-yars Preside
Heights.
$.i6j0-JaeEson ST.. bet Central ave. aud Walnut;
27xl27 :S14; fine lot Tor a residence; II "A cash
baiaDce easy.
NV. cor. California st. and 21st ave; I20xloo:
price $1,000.
S23O0-k ST., near 9th ave: 50x100
TE75 cacn-Bots at ocean View: level and ready
to build on; $50 down. $40 per month.
Potrero block for SALE cheap; size 200x400: 80
lots. 25xI0o each
Cheap lots on easy terms cars OF Omnibus
line on oath ST. each lot 25xIOD; $3.50 TO $3.50
each. on $40 monthly instailments.
Apply to RIVERS BROS. & LONG. ~ Montgom-
cry st. auI4 SuTuTh
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III e. II. REYNOLDS & CO.. 333 Montgomery st,
INVESTMENTS.
sli50o.Ellis St; elegant residence; near Cough
81 q irontages.
sl5.O00-JaoksoB ST. rents 81 20 per month";
sl5.000-Tnrs ST.: double house; near MaTset St
and city Han; lot 30 feet frontage.
ave. and the PARK.
Jones-st. Bet. Sacramento and CLAY; % :exes
5o-ysra iot-Vaiieio ST.. near HYDE anu cable car
line; as a whole or In subdiy isi5ns.
Corner iois-Clement 81. ana "a ave convenient
TO q AIRY st. cable-csr line; 81 :6xlo1
$35Oo-W ashington-st. lot. near Dsvisadern
$S0Oo-House and lot; Coso ave-. lot; near
Missionst
Richmond district lot; s7th ave-; cheap.
section TO 5000 acrss cheap.
BerRsi Heights ots-Convenient to Mission st
and San Bruno Ines: school, electric tights
Cortland. Powbattan aud Crescent avenues.
IoHN II GRADY,
y REAL ESTATE, 22sJs MoNTa oMERY ST.
S7000-Reduced: 2Sxil4; 5. line of 23d St with
new Groom house; all modern improvements; easy
terms; must DO sold
sl4,Oo0-137 :6xl27:s; NV. cor. Clay ana Spruce
sts; grand marine vsow cheapest S0yara lot
si7.000-47x75: n. line OF Howard ST. M Fifth:
a cheap propOs ton; make offer.
s3000-27 ;6xl27:s: >. side OF Washington st
s22e0-s4x Ia; N. line OF Dunean ST., near
Church: with s.room cottage: cheap home.
der: opposite Golden Gate Para.
SS5U-25xll5:g; w. line OF Diamond st. bet
2lst and 22d; streetwork all done: lot perfectly
level.
sl9O0-25xl12:5 TO an alley. W. line OF Har
rison ST., y. OF 24th: all ready Co build on.
Cheap lots In sill portions OF he city, from $l75
up. Apply JOHN Ii. GRADY, 22Sba Montgomery
THE HOME BUILDING COMPANY, ~ MONT
gomery st.. Is prepared to furnish plans speeih-
cations and estimates for any class OF building
ywbere, for cash ON the fnstanlent plan; cali
Mt the ONCE and inspect plans: the Home BUILDER,
pu lished monthly, contains series OF articles 10
terestiDg to intending buiiders with elevations and
floor plans: sample copies free. auls I'm
ONLY ONE LIFT or THE COTTAGES ON n
NJ eli a of def hat MAJ 4.AS nj ua
must be seen TO be appreciated; the best OF finish
and Workmanship: open for inspection: terms TO
suit. For particulars apply to DAN EfSSfEIS,
owner and builder. liz Montgomery St ANA IT
HOUSES BUILT OR REMoDELEp WITH DIS
IL patch aud economy we guarantee work 3
years get our estimate. HOUSTON BROS. Buiid-
ers. 3l4 OGDEN Gate ave- aulz II
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-08-14
CITY REAL ESTATE.

TOOST, MERTENS a. CO.,
y REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND AUCTIONEERS.
Rent Collectors, Houses Rented, Insurance
Effected. Loans Negotiated. Advances
Made, Full Charge Taken OF Property.
once, 326 Montgomery ST.,
Safe Deposit building. main entrance.
In1lish eIs IS. y Real Estate GuIlel,..