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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-03

the train. Then was taken up the last
segment Of the journey in "York state"
and the train sped on toward the City
Of the Lake. !,
Dawn had broken and broadened
when the train rolled into the town
through the wards where only ten days
ago troops were on guard between the
rails and where strikers were throwing
stones. At 6:05, while workmen with
dinner pals in hand and coat collars
turned up against the chilly morning
air, were hurrying to their work, the
far.bound train OF sleepera came to q
stand-still in the gloomy depot shed OF
the city.
ARRIVAL AT CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, o., Sept. 2.-The stop
ping at Buffalo was too short to permit
passengers on the Sullivan special to
enjoy q comfortable breakfast, and too
long for people to patiently idle about
without q morning meal. There had
been no provision made for the attach
.ment Of o dining car to the New Orleans
special. The Wagner people had not
chosen to provide car for service OF
food, the Lake Shore road had not
chosen to do so. Some risked being
left by going to the depot restaurant
for coffee, but they were, few.
Agent Jacobs, Of the West Shore,
met the emergency in tho best way
possible to him. He telegraphed an
order to Erie, Pa, to have ready at the
depot dining rooms there, breakfasts
for one hundred people.
Sharply on time the special train
came to standstill at Erie. Every car
step was occupied by eager men, and
every platform was thronged with pas
sengers ready to Jump and run for the
breakfast hall at the station. And such
stampedel The tables were filled In
a twinkling OF time.
Phil Casey at Erie took on board two
huge breakfasts for Johnson and Wake
ly, who had awakened after less than
three hours rest. There was also pot
OF tea for Sullivan.
The train sped on, hating few min
utes at Ashtabula, trife behind the
schedule.
The train stopping grew to be events,
and US the train rolled into Cleveland
shortly before IL o'clock all hands out
side the Blethdale welcomed and i'm
proved the chance OF quick tramp up
and down the platform, where a lot OF
people had gathered to see the train
that carries Sullivan to battle.
The train remained in the Cleveland
station about half an hour. A curious
individual climbed up to one of the
windows TO get look as Sullivan. lie
retired quickly as broom was thrust
through hthewindow. The champion had
hold OF the handle and he gave the fel-
low tap with the brush on the head,
which crushed his derby hat. AS the
train started a dozen mon grasped the
hand OF Sullivan, which was extended
from the car window and gave it a
hearty shake.
AT CINCINNATI.
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twenty days quarantine circular issued
yesterday. The chief question asked in
the kilograms seemed 10 be as TO the ap-
plication Of the quarantine restrictionss
in the case OF steamers having on board
both cabin and steerage passengers.
The assistant secretary explained to q
reporter that in case where steamer
brought both immigrants and cabin
passengers the latter would be detained
in quarantine long enough to assure the
quarantine officers that there was no
danger OF introducing cholera and that
they would be allowed to land. The
health officer would have discretion in
the matter. This will be welcome news
to the large number OF people who have
friends now in ships ahoat and those
who contemplate sailing at an early day.
The department received dispatch
from the New York Shipping Company
asking whether London comes under
the twenty days quarantine circular
and whether freight boats will be quar-
antined when they have only cabin
passengers. Secretary Foster replied
that vessels not carrying immigrants
will not necessarily be detained twenty
days at quarantine, but that all vessels
from foreign ports will be held long
enough to assure the health officers
that there is no danger OF their intro
ducing cholera.
The people on the Canadian border
are betraying some anxiety to know
whether or not the provisions OF the
quarantine circular apply on the bor-
der To-day the collector of customs at
Detroit telegraphed to the treasury de-
partment, asking whether the circular
applied to immigrants from Quebec and
Montreal. He was informed in reply
that they were not subject to its pro-
visions but that immigrants from the
two places named should be detained
until all danger was passed.
Tho cablegrams received by the state
department in relation to the cholera
included from the consul at stettin
who cabled as follows:
"Cholera at Greiwfolda. First case
at Pomerania. Sailor from HAMBURG"
Another was from the cansul at Bre-
men. who cables:
mo cholera Mt Bremen yet. Every
sanitary precaution with all passengers
taken"
Postmaster General Wanamaker late
this afternoon sent the following tele.
gram to the postmaster general OF
Canada.
Please state what precautions against
cholera are being taken on your side.
Do you consider fumigation of mails
necessary? Kindly wire answer.
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For Western Pennsylvania, West Virginia and
Ohio, fair, warmer; cnst 10 south winds,
rr,trrF ,Ttfnr VrsfEnpAY
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When the now quiet train rolled into
the big arched depot Of the "Flower
City, there were preludings Of dawn in
tho eastern sky. II was 4 o'clock n. M.
and there we're at that hour a few be-
lated souls waiting to join tho pilgrims
already snoring aoundly throughout
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As furnished BY C. scaSErE. dFuggllt, corner
MhrEoi nnd Fonrtoanth ktroetl
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HEALTH oFTloER JENKINS

Says He Will Ignore The PreSidOnts Or
der--The Collector OF tho Port will HaVe
Word to Say, However.
New YoRx, Sept. 2.-Health Officer
Jenkins declares that he shall continue
to quarantine vessels and to release
them from quarantine according to his
view of the requirements Of special
cases without regard to President Har-
rison's proclamation.
Collector Hendricks says that if
Health Officer jenkins does not obey
the Presidents quarantine proclama-
tion, ships affected by it will not be al
lowed to land passengers or cargo. /.
New York's Attorney Generals oplnion.
ALBANY, N. Y, Sept. 2.-In the ab-
aence of Attorney General Rosendale
Deputy Attorney General John W..
Hogan, to-day, IN response to a request
from DR.. Jenkins, health officer Of the
port OF New York, asking him to define
his powers in connection with the cir
cular approved by President Harrison
ordering quarantine detention OF
twenty days on all vessels destined for
the United States ports, wrote an opin-
ion, in which he particularly holds that
the health officer OF the port OF New
York may use his discretion as to how
long vessels shall be detained at quaran-
tine, Independent Of any proclamation
OF the President.
1.-THE act Of Congress, in view OF the
fact that the state OF New York has
adopted laws and regulations with ref
erence to quarantine, does not give to
the supervising surgeon general OF the
United States authority to make any
rules or proclamation that conflicts with
or impairs any law Of the state Of New
York, or any rule or any regulation Of
the quarantine commissioners or health
officers OF this state.
"I am Of the opinion that the power
granted you by the statutes OF this
state, and the duty imposed upon you
by that statute, as well us by tho rules.
and regulations Of the quarantine de-
partment of the state Of New York,
should be adopted and followed by you
with reference to your conduct as
health officer OF the port Of New York,
and that if the rules and regulations
contained in the proclamation Of the
supervising surgeon general OF the
United States and approved by the
secretary OF the treasury are in conflict
or impaired, or in any manner interfere
with the sanitary or quarantine law or
regulation OF this state, they must
yield whore such conflict or interference
arises TO the law OF this state and tho
rules and regulations adopted by the
quarantine commissioners OF the state"
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fSROPoSALS-SEALEDP PROPOSALS FOR THE
/ following work aud materials Will be received by
the Board or New City Hail Commissioners IN the
chamber OF the Bo4rd of SUPERVISORS, IN the sew
City Hail. on SATURDAY.. the 3Oth DAY OF Jois
1892, between the hours OF IL A NJ ana IL ~ OF
that day: .... -,
Contract No. 39-For furniture aad httings, vita
sunry alterations In aud for the two Polife Courts
TO be located In the northwest wing ulster ana
Larkin streets faeades, OF the New CITY Haf.
References Is hereby made to the plths. speeinei.-
lions and conditions of contract. Ia the once .. t9
Secretary and Architect, under which tais wefh
must be done: the work TO be eompeted "ishin
sixty DAYS from cate of aeard OF contract
The Secretary will furnish blank forms o' pro
posals and bonds to intending bidders no niu VIII
be entertained unless made upon plaHks SO luf
nsshed. All bids must be accompanied Wlln q csrsi-
fed check 10 per cent OF the total sum OF teiia Is
The Beard reserves tho right TO reject any OF -
bids. Payments viii be made by anditeu uslhSusS !,
on the Treasury drawn against the new cttf n.ssi
fund. bidders must strictly comply with we flo-
posais in reference 10 certified checks.
GEORGE n. SANDEkSo<, n J. L. SMILEY ana
JOHN III. BURST, Board OF New CITY haii oo'i'
misssoners. - :.
je29 3ot EDWARD ]. Woi.fs Secretnry.-
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COR GETZ & BRO.


1s POST STREET.
HEADQUARTERS FOR PARK LOTS
CHOICE RESIDENCE LOTS on INsTALLMENTS.
NEW BLOCK. 700.
NOW BEING GRADED AND FENCED
As ALSO NUMEROUS OTHER LOTS ~ THE
n choicest locations north and south OF the park
oO50 $500 $3.50 AND $500 FOR LOTS l. 2
,DAOO- and blocks from park and line OF
proposed cable and electric roads; "a cash. balance
sl0 monthly.
2i5O $500, $3.50 AND $6oo-LoTs oPPo-
- ! ~. site Strawberry Hill observatory and
hew lake; unobstructed view OF ocean and PARK: on
very easy terms.
COCO 500. $780, $1,000 AND $3.50 FOR
sDOUU. lots near PARK aud olympic Club grounds
only Is cash. balance Sl5 monthly.
.DOOO park in the Richmond district, near
Poweil-St railroad. near 0eary-st. cable line and
park
w r ARE CONTINUALLY BUYING NEW LOTS
w and blocks in only choice locations which We
VIII sell in subdivisions on such easy terms
in reach OF everybody. Our prices are lower than
lands for cash and at low figures.
Cali on us before purchasing.
SOL GErz BRO,
myl suTh IL 1s POST ST.
FOR SALE IN EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
EQUAL TO RENT
Elegant 2 story houses and hne modern COTTAGES;
In good neighborhoods; on principal cable lines.
WHY PAY RENT
beautifully finished house of 9 rooms and BATH
107 Broderck ST, half block s. OF Haighr: all mod
ern improvements, with magnificent view of the
bay and Golden Gate; must lie seen TO be appreci-
ated.
LANDER. 10 Montgomery ST. iesO II Thsnmo
THE CARNALL-HoPRINs COMPANY.
MEMBERS OF THE REAL ESTATE Ex-
CHANGE.
e24 MARKET sTREEr
IMPROVED.
si2.500-eood business property on Frederick
ST. mr. oak consisting OF stores aud flats; will rent
Tor $50 per mouth
ave-. mr. FIRST; property IN good conditions; $1,000
cash will buy IL; lot 25yi16.
$lo,5oo-Two fats OF 6 and rooms and bath
each, on Fillmore ST.. Turk: well built and con-
! tains all modern Improvements.
ss25o-Three fats OF S, 5 and rooms and bath
each well located, within blocks OF Market ST.;
income. $SlO per year.
$l3.0o0-Large 3-story brick house of Is rooms
on Pine St, near kearny; Will bring big income
on Investment.
s5500-Lot and improvements on s. side OF
Golden Gate ave-, near Buchanan ST.; lot 27:ex
1875.
VACANT.
[ s4o0o-Lots 25xioe:s on T. side of Devisadero
ST., near Page.
$i25e-Cor. cath and Noe sts.; lot 50:ilx1i4;
this Is a choice business corner.
| sleoo-Lot 22:lixss:g on n. side OF Green ST. E.
OF Montgomery.
$2350-Lot 25xI00 on N. side of Fulton 81, w. of
Lyon; this IL ali elegant building iot street graded
and severed
sl250-Lot 25xi0o on Il. side of York st.. bet
25tn and GOTH
$500 lots. 25Kl00 each. West Park ST.: lots
well located aud ready for building.
s65oo-sE. cor. Howard and 18th sts: lot 25x
100
THE CARNALL-HoPKISs COMPANY. e24 Mar
ket st. iy3suTh
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
CITY REAL ESTATE
nj cAFEE. BALDWIN & HAMMOND
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND AUcTIoNEERs.
10 MONTGOMERY STREET
Telephone NO 500.
PoTREKo LOTS.
NO CASH PAYMENT.
PoTRERo LOTS.

Monthly payments OF $40 will buy one of those
me lots on Texas ST. between Nevada and Yolo.
These lots are accessible and within few min
utes walk or the Union Iron Works rolling mill.
sugar refinery and rope.wal<; price only S4O0 each
send Tor our catalogue OF 100 cheap lots on the
trero. all Of which we offer on terms to suit
Have you seen those lots we are Offering on $40
monthly payment. located Nevada f23d) Rhode
Island ana DE Haro sts.: These tots are only
Ilocks from the Potrero-ave and a short ais
tance from the terminus OF the Bile cars on gath
ST.; prices range from $500 to $3.50 each.
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cI CITY REAL EsrArE.
$500 LOT lot ON TAY ST.; IL town:
Ssieio a St nAi' WIN D-y weh- Owner, Ilss
no YOU WANT PROPERTY CITY OR cow
Sip i.sd So s. sas ys q Ss state
| 5000. b sAneA a, ,o : STORY DOUBLE
cars pass;Z lots 81 2x l4;rent $50 12s 2sh % Inns
GlA0 LOT Mr. ELECTRIC ROAD: BARGAIN.
W. y. FAC. EXCHANGE 70 Kearny. jy2 8t%
$3.50 LOT 2s1ioo ar STATION IN BEKK-
cE1oO. eiey: $40 cash; 50 monthly.
sizorLot 4oIl35. railroad. with creek: SIS
ss $50 2sTl6o: high and dry
! CHS "ehntna,y NY rooms; baywi ndow.
s---es.-. L.. LEf owner 20 Montgomery St J2ltf
ALAN REAL ESTATE.
w ANTED-coTTAGE AND LOT IN ALAMEDA:
| WEST Sal m svw price and easy terms GEO S.
| BARGAINS IN
Dso.oo INsTALLMENr HOMES
eo,;,ce. SaSo Sash go per moath; beautiful
1850 near 1rahd-St station (modern Improve.
s22s0-sl5O cash. $50 per month. new eott.,s.
hss AZ ave. lnodern improvements).
sZ4oo-S25e cash. S25 per month. 5roon, co,taea
s275o-s25e cash, SIS ner inonpn aas9:.
new eo!tage soxll7. Just finished: near school and
= cottages OF rooms each. In good location: for
ie SAFE Oh account OF departure OF owner;
houses putt to order and finished In 80 days
PROMPT pans ana estimates furnished free: houses
10 loa'' open sundays and evenings
tn. ,.... MARCUSE & Kennel
1919. dt,e ses. contracting firm in Alameda County
oHiees; Alameda-Bay-st. station and High-st
Psisna Eau francisco-62S Market 81. opposite
- - je26 II
GI6DO GOOD LOT AND BROOM HoUsE-
sItano szioo.30foot lot, Broom house:
soVuu-0V-iOot lot: rooms and bath. All FIRST I.ss
Iocsuohsi Alameda, Oakland and san Franeiseo
property: TO exchange FOR outside lands. furnished
anu unfinished house, rooms for rent with o.
without board. MRS ]. r. CHANDLER i32s PARK
%. 1,asOl.o DdIIdlhs, Alameda ie22 Il
IF YOU WANT A BIG BARGAIN COME AM
see hand ONE new 5-room house and bath: near
stAlion; only $500; easy terms This Is spap
.. .. hANLEY Co, 1851 Park ST, AIameda.jl II
c. IN CASH; BALANCE $50 PER MONTH.
O- ~ lot SO :4xl25 %: 2-story house OF rooms
ana Dath; located on one OF the be avenues. con.
'enient 10 school ana stations; price $500 No l73
$z9Ou-bot 3S:4xlc0; cottage of rooms
ana Datn good location fine view; $3uO cash; bal.
anee $50 per MONTH No 2la
S2e5o-Lot 25xl5o; cottage of 5 rooms and bath
balance S25 per mouth. No al
$SuoO-Lot 5ixI53; cottage OF rooms bath.
sunny side OF leading avenue; convenient 10 sra.
ton: $500; balance $50 per month. No 227
S3zb5-Lot 5Ix1bS: cottage OF rooms and bath.
=. sue OF avenue fHe iaestion: street work done:
SoVO cash, balance $35 per month No 22S.
ss2OG-Lot 81 6xl50; cottage OF 5 rooms and
month So. pr
tholce lots at bargain IN all parts OF Alameda:
houses 70 lee aud money to loan. H. 7. MOREALS
%, i4Sz PARK ST.. Alameda: 400 Montgomery ST.,
san Ir-nclsco ie5 II
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SS3o0-New cottage OF rooms, bath. etc lot
25xlI4.
Sl90OO-Goiden Gate ave, near Van Ness: nne
house; all modern improvements; lot 81 :8xI2O to
street
$3.50 for a new cottage of 6 rooms; good well OF
water, ETC.: situate on CT esceBt ave. a short dis
tance from Mission st. A.: lot 25xl00.
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VACANT LOTS

NACANI
S36o0-Goiden Gate ave, near Deyisaiere ct
lot 25xl37:6; good view; surroundings
eeIled
TO have cabe-road connecting with the Western
Addition.
s65OO-Corner on 3oth ST. near transfer point on
electric road; large lot.
sll.5OO-l6 lots. 2 corners. On electric road in
Paramount; cheap.
$ll5O each lots On 7th ave-. near Point Lobos
ave: 2bxl2O; these are cheap.
$1,000 each-2 lots on 4th ave. near Point Lobos
ave-; 25Il20; Ju't the place for quiet home: near
cars OF Geary-st system.
$500 for 5 lots. 25xI2O. on sd ave. near cable
ss50-Nw. cor of 2sth and De Haro SITS 25x
100; easy terms; near cable-cars 24th ST: a
speculation.
$500 eaeh-2 lots YoIo st. near Texas; 25x
100; easy terms; $40 monthly payments
s450-2 iots on De haro 81 near Nevada.
S6OO-Creseent ave, near south; short walk TO
Homestead; easy terms; $50 down; SIC per mouth.
sl250-l5oKloo corner IN the Excelsior Home
stead, near Mission St very cheap.
SZ75 eacn-6 lots at Ocean View; level: $50
down; $40 per month.
$3.50 EACH lots: Thrift CAPITOL. at
Ocean View; easy terms.
$3.50 esch-Level lots at Ocean View: ESQ down:
IS per month: all ready to build on: where are
your cheap lots In the sanddunes. compared to
s650-For 3 lots; 25xl2o. to rear street: near
Mission road at Ocean View: owner compelled to
sell to satisfy mortgage of $500 on the lots
Sl10o-2 lots on kuI eka ST.. In the warm belt of
the Mission.
Apply To RIVERS BROS. q LONG, 20 MontGom-
cry st iyy SuTuTh
I A. sOUC q CO.. REAL ESTATE AGENTS, 10
IL Montgomery st.
Price eGuced cottage. rooms and bath, Iaun-
dry. servants room. conservatory; elegantly nm
tshed: fine garden: iron fencing; 18th St. nr. Va
lencia must be sold.
S5250-Modern fats; and rooms and bath:
Noe st, Market: lot 25x 100.
$56oO--M Modern fats; and rooms and bath;
17th st. mr. Valencia: renIs $40: cheap.
Modern fats: and rooms; Dolores St, mr..
2Sth: lot 25xl0o.
70 :Sxll4: rents s22: Valley ST., near Guerrero.
S3sUO--!f sy-wlndow cottage; q rooms and bath:
Hof ave. mr.. 9Th and Valencia SITS: lot 25xa2:6
Bay window cottage; rooms ana bath: 18th ST.,
nr. Castro; 25x9G: must be sold.
Make offer; Dorland and Church sts- !:
13Sxll6:9.
$2900-Aisson ave-. Valencia and 18th SITS:
fine LOT FOR flats: 35xS3 IS: must lie sold.
$1,000 Sanchez ST.. mr.. 18th: 25x10O: cheap.
s3OoO-HenTy ST., mr.. Noe; 36xli5; block from
Market St: ready for building.
S450O-5A cash; b0xS0 Guerrero. near Army.
s37o0-H cash: 75xl0l: Lolita ST. near sullivan
5Uxl2b: Slanyan ST., mr.. Frederick: fue view.
san Jose ave. mr.. 26th 81. 25xsl q: cheap.
Cor. Diamond and goth SITS. 25x97 20: cheap.
$3.50 esch-2 lots; Fell ST., mr.. Baker: 25xl37 s.
s3Ooo-Cor. goth and whitney sts.; 5uxl25 I;
must be sold.
$1,000 CASH 25xll+; 18th st, nr. Sanchez.
llOxl 90; cor. Sanchez and Hancock; street W ora
done. IN cash.
&ls00-50xll5:s; West Diamond ST., mr. 2lst:
street work done. Apply L. A. SoUC Co.. IS
Montgomery St jy3 Surh
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Sl1.000-Fine residence. 3l4 Steiner ST. Let.
Haight and Page: house OF rooms and bath; all
modern improvements: stable. ETC.: lot 30 INK
49, 81: street work all done; this is a bargain.
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STORAGE.

1SlRSTCLASs STORAGE; ADVANCES MADE
i e4x-BAA Mission ST CHAS l. TAfLoh Tssl
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IMPROVED PROPERTY

Please call and obtain one of our "ReaI rs state
Records" which contains full list Of rroperty for
sale In all parts of the city.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND AUorIoNrERs
% MONTGOMERY ST.

$3.50 10 s65O-3f lots On southern Heights: on
Carolina Wisconsin and Noio Sis; lots 25x loo: We
offer these lots very easy ter warranted
perfect by Title Insurance Company at 50 per lot:
this property is near csbIe-csrs aud is compare
lively snort distance from the City Hall.
There is a considerable number Of new houses be-
ing butt near and undoubted this Is the place to
buy. either for a home speculation: take the
Omnlbus cable-cars to 2sth-st terminus sec
the Improvements going on In this locality: call or
send for
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
n H. UMBSEN q CO..

REAL ESTATE AGENTS, RENT COLLECTORS
AND GENERAL AUCTIONEERS.
Ia Montgomery ST., S. Il.
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ID A. DoLAS a. CO..
REAL ESTATE.
$50 Market ST.. opposite Palace Hotel
The "San francisco Globe" published by us.
tans full list of property for sale IN ali parts OF the
city and country, which will be sent free to any
address on application
Cle0n NV. CORNER. COX Io0 IN THE
p iOVO. Richmond district, only a block from
Point Lobos ave.; franchise for cable has been
granted to the Market-st. Cable Company TO pass
this fine pr operty and will be built In year wien
IL Will sell for 500 per front foot: positively the
cheapest lot ia the Richmond district. r. A.
DoLAN CO.. $50 Market ST.
q SS0A A SPLENDID PIECE OF GOLDEN
tDODOO. Gate ave. property at less than bali its
actual value 27:6xl37 % with front and
houses rents we'll: short distance from CITY
Han; Is now splendid business property; inside OF
years will sell for $1,000 per front foot don't de-
lay; IL must positively be sold before the alst OF
July. r. A. DoLAN Il CO.. $50 Market St SuTh tf
q EA0 CASH. BAL. SMALL MONTHLY IN
sDOOO staalments. nicely flashed and room
baywindow cottages on Noe ST.. bet 25th and 26tb.
block Il. OF Castro full price, $1,000 and x34UU:
also one and one 7-room 2story homes on Castro
ST., bet 25th and 26th price only $4,000 and $4,000
on very easy terms by r. NELSON. Builder. 1920
18th ST.. near Castro. le26 II