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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1893-04-21
6 ACRES, More or Less,

. AVNGSJ "OT0 OF G05Sy
being the same and all of the land described in
deed from james NJ. Sewell to said Jno. A.
Cunningham, dated the 9TH day gf February,
1861, and recorded in Liber A. L. j., No. u,
folio $780, one of the Land Records of said
county This is wood land unimproved, and
is within one quarter of mile from Otter
Point.
M TERMS OF SALE.
The terms of sale prescribed by the decree
are-That one-third of the purchase money be
paid III cash on the day of sale or on the ratif-
cation thereof, in the discretion of the trustee !;
one third thereof in six months, and the resi-
due in twelve months from the day of sale /;
the credit payments to bear interest from the
day of sale. and to be secured by the notes or
bonds of the purchaser, with security to be ap-
proved by the trustee; or all cash on day of
sale ut purchasers option.
31mh Trustee.
The Forrest City times., 1893-06-09
FORD'S THEATRE FALLEN.
The Buiiding where President was Assas- sinated Collapses at the Same Hour as his Funeral-A Peculiar
 Coincidence.

The wires as we go to press, are her aiding the news of the collapse of the old Ford's theatre, the building of all others most conspicuous in Washing ton City. as being the scene of the as- sassination of President Lincoln on the evening of April II, 1865. The building has been occupied by the pen sion department, and fonr hundred persons were in the building when it fell this morning at 10 o'clock.
 One hundred dead bodies have been taken from the ruins up to the present writing and all in the building were more or less injured. The building was condemned some time ago.
 It IS little singular that it should have fallen at the same hour as that of the funeral of Edwin Booth in New York to-day.
The Forrest City times., 1893-06-09

TIE news of the downfall of Rev. 5. R. Deener cast a gloom of sorrow over his many warm friends here. He has visited Forrest City many times, and has preached to our people from the pulpit, and all who knew him loved him because he was to all appearances the soul of honor. gentle and kind, in- telligent and affable. IL is very sad in- deed that he should have fallen from the straight path, and our sympathies go out to his devoted wife in her aw- ful affliction
The Forrest City times., 1893-06-09

THE Newport papers have been growing at each other for many years, and one of the most sensible things that has appeared in either of them, is the following from the News which is not only applicable to the newspaper men of Newport, but to newspaper men or other business men of any other port: ''Neighbor, your conduct does not anger-lt fills us with compassion for your weakness. May you learn bet ter; learn that not only all honorable newspaper men, but all other business men, have no respect for man who will obtain the secrets of any business by or through an ex-employe, even when the information is true, much less of course when it Is not strictly true, as ill this instance"
The Forrest City times., 1893-06-09

TnE Pine Bluff Press Eagle says: "Col. Terry has made more friends by his straightforward courageous course in the matter of pOstofllce awards than we thought could possibly come out of a distribution of spells, and on the contrary Major Breckinridge has lost more friends by his doubting, hesitat- ing, vacillating manner than We thought it possible to come out of the distribution of spells. Still, MT Breckinridge is pure man and d Statesman, but if he has secured the appointment of solitary postmaster in his district We don't know who he is" There is no sense in standing back and saying wait !' The people rose up and elected Cleveland in order that he could give us democratic ad- minisiration administered by demo- crats.
The Forrest City times., 1893-06-09
ovERKEACHED THEMsELyEs

The action of the Grand Army of the Republic in expelling Farnham Post for criticising present pension methods has placed that organization m very unenyiable attitude before the whole country. It has stirred up the Union veterans and promises to be an important issue ill the campaign against the pension steal.
 There were many G. A. R. men op posed to this action, and who recog- nized that it would react on their or ganization and deal it q severe blow, but the majority were too much wrap ped up Ill the pensions to stand any | criticism of them, and forced the post to disband.
 The TimeS-DemOcrat thinks they have q chance now to see what an ugly feeling they have stirred up by the severe comments of the preSs-not Democratic papers alone, but the in- 1 dependent Republican ones as well.
 The Providence (R. |. Journal declares that ''the public will conclude that an attempt has been made to deny free | speech to the veterans,n and that such d doctrine as that will not meet with success, but Will quickly destroy all confidence in the Grand Army"
 The Brooklyn Eagle goes further and charges that the authorities of the Grand Army have devoted them selves to the pension schemers and sharks.
 The Boston Transcript, stalwart Republican as it is, is still more indg- nant, and declares that the disband- ment of Farnham Post leaves the Grand Army of the Republic in the attitude of determining that these outrageous assaults upon the public treasury shall continue so far as it's influence can perpetuate the griev- ouS wrong. But there must be thous- andS Of verteranS inside and outside of this organization who will not countenance such peryersion of the original intent of the order"
 Thus, as is frequently the case, the efforts of the gang of pension robbers to stop all criticism of the present methods, instead of having that effect has only intensified the popular feeling on this subject, put more enthusiasm into the movement against the pension steal, and even damaged the G. A. k. itself The papers are now speak ing out boldly and emphatically. and the outlook never was more favorable Tor vigorous legislation on the subject The pension veterans" simply over reached themselves in the course they have pursued in regard to Farnham Post Tn order to stop all criticism Arkansas Democrat.
The Forrest City times., 1893-06-09

The Price Baking Powder company of Chicago, met with serious accident on the morning of May 18th, in the nearly total diStruction by fire of its factory and offices. No sooner had the flames been subdued than the work of restoration commenced, and the com pany by prudent foresight. having had stored in outside warehouses dupli- cate machinery, labels and supplies of raw materials in preparation for any emergency was enabled by energetic management to resume manufacturing within very few days after the fire. thereby causing its customers but a tritling delay in the filling of their or 'iers. Had the company not been so prepared the delay would have been very serious sinc4 il wonid have re- quifed months of time to get new ma chinery.
The Forrest City times., 1893-06-09

HE impeachment proceedings against Judge Julius J. DuBose of Shelby county, Tennessee, was dis posed of Friday by the court of Im- peachment, The House of Represent tatiyes preferred thirty-six charges against him, and the Senate found him guilty of two of them. Judge DuBose was declared not guilty of thirty-four of the charges. One of those on which he WAS found guilty is that which charges him with arresting one Hen- ry Kennedy after he had been released from jail on habeas corpus before Judge Estes, of the Circuit court. In short, he disregrded the habeas corpus. The other charge on which he was con- victed is that of trying to get Mrs. Lady r. Mcbride to give up Sl0000 worth of property, which had been de- creed her by the Chancery court in di- yorce proceedings. The proof showed that Judge DuBose was working in the interest of the divorced husband. This decision of the court of impeachment removes Judge DudBose from the bench as judge of the Criminal court of Shel- by county, thus ending one of the most sensational and bitter prosecutions in the history of Memphis.
The Forrest City times., 1893-06-09

ON June 15, the anniversary of the admission of the state to tine Union, Arkansas building at the WorI's Fair will be dedicated with appropriate cer- emonies All Arkansas are invited to be present, and all who can should at tend. The dedication will be an event of importance. Those who are present will not be disappointed.
The Forrest City times., 1893-06-09

THERE is positively no sense in electing democratic president nn- less we can have democratic admin istration throughout the public service. If it is simply a matter of changing the president and allow the balance of the republicans to have the offices, we would just as soon not change at all. Somebody ought to speak to Grover.
The Forrest City times., 1893-06-09

IF our people would patronize home institutions in the education of their children the added support would make those institutions worthy of home patronage and give them additional strength and character Arkansas Democrat.
The Forrest City times., 1893-06-09

TiE quaIrels in the Board of Lady Managers of the Worlds Fair w 1 hardly be used as arguments for the election of women to State legisla- tures and to Congress. ss.-Texarkana Democrat.
The Forrest City times., 1893-06-09

SAYS the Helena World: ''It is about time for Little Rock to have another sensation. There has been no case of wholesale stealing in that city for several days.n
The morning call., 1893-08-20

FOR EXCHANGE-S400O: FIRST-CLASS HO
L tel In Thriving town 35 miles from san Fran
cisco: clears SSOO per month; VIII sell or ex.
eh 5nge for city property. Apply at once to
WOODWARD & ALDEN, 902 Broadway. oak
land. mi nr
The morning call., 1893-08-20

PARTNER WANTED-ABLE TO PURCHASE
one-thlrd or one-half interest in paying weekly
newspaper IN Oakland: established over years.
owns It's printing plant; splendid chance SO
month Income guaranteed to investor At 5I6
10Th ST., Oakland or 2. .. 457. Oakland Cal 20 3@
The morning call., 1893-08-20

QJS50 BUSINESS CORNER ON SANCHEZ
n ] C1sJtJ. St OS.Sx


Q1OEO BUSINESS CORNER ON SANCHEZ
y OOO. St; 26:6xlO5
Sl500-5th ave. near Point Lobos; 25xl2O: on
$9OOO-14th ST; 5I:exllb:N. side
S400-Great bargain; 25x1I4; sunny line OF
street.
s275O-sunny line of Waller ST; 26xl2O TO rear
street, this is cheap
SS50-S- side llth ave. near the park. 2bx12O.
on the install ment plan.
$2500-Richmond; must be sold; 9th ave-, near
Point LOboS; 5Uxl20: beautiful lot
S220o-Pres!dio eights: make an offer; Wash
ington St; 2SxlZ7:SI4.
S25O0-Flue ioldeu Gate ave residence lot, zbx
100: nice location.
S3OOO-on line OF Hyde-st cable; 34:4ISxsI:s.
$500 each-Presidto He lights; unsurpassed ma
build on
$450O-Fine corner for two houses; 81 :6xs7 IS;
stg25-Psclhc Heights; sunny line of Clay st. !;
80 S;iiGn ;l0xl z7:8: grand marine view.
SZ45o-Frederck ST 25x 90; opposite the park
{. ID. UMBSEN d CO.. IA Montg'y .au2O 2t SuW
GDS0n EACH: CHEAP: TWO FINE LOTS
o., - Go,, - on McAlltster St, near Lyon; size
rae locality for fats. g. II. UMBSEN IL CO.. Ia
Aont2omery st 1ylO su tt
John PFoRR, 32s MONTGOMERY ST, oPP.
s20,oO0-Fillmore ST., near Sacramento: stores
ana -; lot 5Ox9O; rent $3.50.
on7 - st. near East, running through TO Mer'
cLStst.; lot 23x120.
ErE40-Larga house; two stores and II rooms
nsu 5; on l2-year lease: corner Fourth and
III su sts. ---
sal 5pO-Market ST., bet 9th and 7tb. 25xeO
MEsSsriStOry house; store below and lodgings mp
S&--oO-ExcelIent corner; CLAY aud Baker sts.
ooxlO0; fine view; VIII sell whole or in parts
S56,0O0-A magnificent corner on Mission St;
5 stores, and 6-rOom fats UPSTAIRS and 2 4-room
ortages; lot 65X 90: S2l2.
Sl5O.0OO-Fiue Market-St. property: so # front,
rnnning through to Stevenson St. with improve
ments: always rented.
S9300-Lot on Broderick St, near Union. e3x
Isl ;9; all on the grade
$6O0O-A fine corner in the northern part OF the
city; good business place; leased Tor 5 ears at
$50 ner MONTH
$6250-Fine brick bu ding OF stories and
basement, on Brannan st. bet Sd and 4th; store
and nat OF rooms and bath upstairs; lot 25x75;
rent $40; 3 years lease.
S50O0-Cottege of rooms and bath: SUNNY side
OF Pine ST.. lot 26:3xl37:6.
Fine lot, 29xl2S:7, on Sacramento st. bet La
guna and Buchanau offer wanted.
S3lOO-Lot 20; Oak St, near Clayton,
fronting on ParE: very cheap
S34O0-Dot 25I62: IS: Stevenson ST.. near 9th.
Cheap lots along Mission road. Excelsior Col
lege, Academy and West-end Homestead Tracts
au2Ot Su
The morning call., 1893-08-20

CHEAP HOMES ON EASY TERMS
S3S00-Cottage. rooms. bath and stable; Meal
lister. near Stanyan; 25x96
S30O0-Shipley, near 5th; flats; rents S2l; lot
25x75
$2300-California ave-. near Capp ST.; cottage, S
rooms: modern; 20 :Sxl0O.
$14OO-Cottage, rooms: Crescent ave, near
Mission ST.; 25ElO0.
UNIMPR0VED PROPERTY.
Elegant location for flats: Green st. nr. Polk;
25XlO0: $500.
$5625-Bush. S. side, near octava: 81 :6x12O
SSOOO-Mlssion. near 25th: 4UXl15 TO an alley.
S4S0O-GroYe, near Lyon; 501l37:6.
$oST5-Broadway, near Octavia; 81 4x127 g,
$6000-Corner Church and 2lst: 62xl25
S3500-Ellis, near Pierce; 25xl37:6
S5T00-Dolores. near gath: 5Oxl25
SSoOO-Cheap: Ashbury. near Oak; 7:6Il2S
$3300-22d and Douglass: 6OxSl
$2b00-StanyRn. near sullivan: 25xlll:6
S2510-trove, mr.. Shrader; 25xl37:5.
S2150-2lst near Treat ave-: 25xIO0
S360O-20th. near Dolores; 50xil4: cheap.
S22O0-Haight. mr.. Baker, 25x6O
SkUOO each-CAattanoaga nr. LIST; 26xl25.
$2l0O-Bryant. near 23d; 26xl0U
SLoOU-SeFentD ave, near Point Lob0s: 5OXl2O
SIS5O-Cheap; 2lst. near Dolores; 25xll4.
$1900-Lott. mr. MeAIlister: 25xlO6:3
S1S0O-Church, near 24th; 25x75.
SlSOb-Castro, mr. 22d; 25xlO5.
S1Ioo-Sullivan. near Stanyau; 25IlOO.
S225O-Grove. near Lyon; 35xl37 :6
= 4OO-Dupcan, near Dolores: 25x1l4
Sl20O-Elizabeth. near Diamond: 25xll4
SS30-Cheap; 5tA ave, mr.. California; 25xI20.
MADISON az BURKE. q Is Market ST. l
The morning call., 1893-08-20

&12 S00 ELEGANT RESIDENCE: CLAY.
" ~. pOO. nr. Walnut: 10 rooms bath; lot
zb:l0Xl27:S MADISON S BURKE.
The morning call., 1893-08-20
Jones. ALLEN & CO.,
REAL-EsTATE OWNERS,
$50 MARKET STREET, S. F.

$50 MARKET STREET, ST.
1l05 TWENTY-THIRD AVENUE, E. OAKLAND.
G9OO LOTS ON SILVER HEIGHTs.~ on
DOVO. Silver ave.. near Mission ST.: ready for
building; small cash payment, and balance on
easy installm ents the MIssOn-Street electric road
will bring these lots into town.
GOR0 SOUTH SIDE LOTS, NEAR GRAND
tDOOOs Ocean boulevard. are offered on very
easy terms: if you have a little money to invest
don't wait for good times. but buy now and be i'm
the swim when the tide comes in.
O500 EACH-LOTS NEAR vALENCIA-ST
sDOVV terminus and Missions ST. electric road
ready for building; easy terms.
G.1-0O HOUSE AND LOT ON HILL ST
I'd r. w. near Sanchez; lot 50xl14: house
new; rooms and bath for sale on instaments
this is desirable property and is good chance to
secure home.
q Ok TO $500 - BEAUTIFUL LOTS IN
sDI-C AllendaIe Tract, East Oakland; this is
a rare opportunity TO get good reside property
at cheap figure, and in section surpassed FOR
location and great promise for future:
graded and macadamiZed; electric roads will soon
feaeh-this tract and bring it In close communica-
tion with Oakland and San Francisco: buy now.
G1S0l LOT 50xI40 IN MILL VALLEY;
" 1oOO' the best residence sites in this beau
uluI summer resort are rapidly being secured by a
good class OF people; here is a chance TO buy a
Dea0ty; don't wait or you may be left
JONES, ALLEN q Co,
$50 Market ST.. San Francisco
14Vo 1wenty-third ave-, East Oakland.
The morning call., 1893-08-20
CITY REAL ESTATE.
' b. UMBSEN & CO.,
ID MONTGOMERY ST.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS, RENT COLLECTORS
AND AUCTIONEERS,
The morning call., 1893-08-20
CITY REAL EsTAT :.
-~-----o~-,,>>->->--,
Nj ADDISON 81 BURKE-ESTAbL 1855
Real Estate Agents and Rent Collectors,
626 Market street.
Full Charge Taken OF Property.

G10 000 A BARGAIN; PINE ST. NEAR
W. Y. wv. Polk: houses: rents SS6; lot 25x
IZo TO Austin st. MADISON u BURKE.
The morning call., 1893-08-20

$50 600 GoLDEN GATE AVE: NEAR
well rented; lot p :Sx80 MADISON BURKE.
The morning call., 1893-08-20
IMPROVED

Call and obtain one OF our Real Estate Rec
ords," which contains list of properties 1or Sale
in all parts of the city.
The morning call., 1893-08-20

ANNOUNCEMENT.
This Grand Special Offer is made to close up the
lots sold In this beautiful tract. Realizing the
stringency in the money market, which we have
just passed through, we have made speeiaI ar
rahgements with Mr.. FrankIIu Moss tor low prices
ana terms that certainly must meet with the an.
proval of all he person who buys upon the
terms and price we guarantee will never have
C use To regret his purchase Ths Moss raet is
conceded by the most conservative business men
10 De the best Investment along this great thor
60 oNeI 4oV lots nave oeen SOLD TO bona
nde purchasers. over 80 new houses have been
built within the past year.
The avenues are graded and macadamized and
city water mains laid tnroug no ut the tract.
The elevation of the Moss Tract is high afford
ing perfect drainage. The soil Is entirely tree
from adobe and will grow anything that land will
produce.
The class of improvements already built and
under course of construction are the best of any
tract in the Fruitvae District.
The fare to the center of the city of Oakland is
only cents by commutation.
In addition to the present Lockwood School a
$4,000 public echo ohouse is to be erected in the
Elmhurst District The class of citizens who
have purchased in the Moss Tract are the best
ALL TAXES PAID BY THE PRESENT OWNER
UNTIL YOUR LOT Is PAID FOR.
NO CHARGES OR EXPENSE FOR PAPERS. ETC.
TITLE ABSOLUTELY PERFECT.
NO MORTGAGE.
we DESIRE TO STATE THAT AN OPPOR-
TUNITY LIKE THE ONE MADE HERE WILL
NEVER PRESEN Il SELF AGAIN TO THE
PUBLIC IN THIS BEAUTIFUL TRACT.
WORD TO THOSE FAMILIAR WITH THE
PROPERTY SHOULD BE SUFFICIENT.
DISCOUNT ALLOWED FOR CASH. SAVINGS.
BANK BOOK TAKEN IN PAYMENT.
Secure Maps and Catalogue ana examine the
property. Remember. this is the last opportunity
you Will have TO purchase lots in this beautiful
tract at these prices and upon these terms.
NJ. J. LAYMANCE & CO.
NJ. j. LAYMANCE IL co.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND LAND AUG
TIONEERS.
466 EIGHTH STREET. OAKLAND. CAL.
au2U 7t
The morning call., 1893-08-20
UN1MPROVEn

Qf700 RENTS S55: BAY-wINDow
DO w. fats: brick foundations, etc; Dia
mOnd ST.; lot 25xl25.
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$4,000 s.PIy GPTES nous. a s, bAEeE bt1s
cation; sunny size OF Liberty ST.. near Guerrero;
Qouble lot. 45Ill4. MADISON a. BURkE.
The morning call., 1893-08-20

$4,000 ESE Tns View TEGBshg9GED sss6 y MA
rooms and bath; finished in natural woods; brick
foundations; lot 73X6S:9
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Remaining lots unsold will be offered at special
private sale during the month of August upon the
same easy terms as day of sale
The morning call., 1893-08-20

$500 ON THE iSSTadtMsSfF edttsae Of room rooms
and bath: near 29th and Mission: on monthly
tnstallments of Sl5 So lot 26;7x7O
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G76OO RENTS $3.50 PER ANN UNI; 3 NEW
N DUU. bay.yindow flats: bricS foundations,
etc sunny line Of / 4th St; lot 25Xl05.
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G10 5O0 RENTS $IOSO PER ANNUM; 9
u ". COO. houses and lot 3Sxl37 IS sunny
ne of Broadway. near Montgomery ave.
The morning call., 1893-08-20

QOH00 MUST BE SOLD: LOT 60x3OO,
tpCOVO. fronting on San Bruno road: running
through to another street: house of 7 rooms:
stable. large sheds. pOultry-houses. etc; part of
lot vacant; no reasonable offer refused.
The morning call., 1893-08-20

Gil ROO RENTS 1890 PER ANNUM:
~ IL O'IO' substantial improvements on Zoe
st.; lot 40x75; street accepted.
The morning call., 1893-08-20
au20 st SuweFr

GOS0 COST $500; WILL SELL ENTIRE
d cOO. block 80, comprising so lots 25xI2O
each; each lot surveyed and staked; New CHICAGO
at port or AlYiso. santa Clara COUNTY for S35O.
1fdeposit be pnt up Monday. August 2i and fur
pish abstract ef title to date without expenze to
purchaser, and agree TO sell said lots within 90
days from date Of closing sale in subdivisions ar
So so net each lot to purchaser. CHAS q
FISHER, 321 MONTGOMERY
The morning call., 1893-08-20
CHEAP HOMES ON EASY TERMS

G1OAA BUCHANAN ST, NEAR FILBERT
U1OOO. 30X90: 2 bay-window houses, rms
bath each; low rents, $32. MADISON a. BURKE
The morning call., 1893-08-20

S25OO 219E m4SSE ee 9F sumo ROOMS s
Of Army ST lot 26xIl4: near Church-st. proposed
The morning call., 1893-08-20

G110O NOE, NEAR ELIZABETH - q
IT w. rooms and bath; lot 25x27. MADI-
son * BURKE.
The morning call., 1893-08-20

Asst ONE OF FOUR NEW MODERN HOUSES
l. OF 10 rooms: heaters and all nj odern convent.
en- ces; will be sold very cheap on very easy nav.
ments; best location; cor. OF Hayes and Lyon SITS
The morning call., 1893-08-20

NOW IS THE TIME
To take your money out Of the Savings Banks ana
Invest with
JACOB HEYMAN
WHO HAS LOTS FOR SALE IN ALL PARTS
OF THE CITY
..-.ON.-..
The morning call., 1893-08-20
SEWING MACHINES.

ID Il new improved high arm; 4 drawers; other
makes OF new improved machines at reduced
prices; rent ~ per month las Sixth st. lyle tt
The morning call., 1893-08-20

C1O0O FLATS: PATH ST. NEAR DOL
" IL ". ores; rents well; lot 25xi00. MADI
son d BURKE
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co. se o Fdoms sr and dsbed 6ase
nent; 6ay-windows. brick foundations, etc.; lot
24x1l4.
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G0000 OAK, NEAR ASHBURY: ROOMS
N OOOO. and bath: 25xl37;6. MADISON 1t
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GSHSO CLAY ST, Mr.. POWELL: FLATS:
UCOoO. rents $50; lot 20x9l, with L TO an
alley. MADISON BURKE.
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THE CHANCE OF A LIFETIME.

d pEAL ESTATE FOR SALE BY
Ib c. II. REYNOLDS az CO.. 3S3 Montgomery ST.
Business ware house property and water front
property, well located.
Houses aud OTIS in all parts of the city.
richmond District lots and blocks.
Cheap building lots convenient TO Mission and
EowArd-st. car lines
:, San Bruno ave. lots and blocks: Howard-st car
line passes property.
The morning call., 1893-08-20

$4,000 ESTs Foon and SSS iash bTIst P
stone walks. etc: Hollis ST., near Elis-st cable;
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

A. H. LIsSAK. q. T. Won RHEIN.
n =. Won RHEIN a. CO., REAL ESTATE
". Agents Auctioneers and House Brokers, 5l3
California street.
The morning call., 1893-08-20

IMPROVED.
CI Onn ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN /:
eD1COO. new bay window cottage OF o rooms
and bath: near 29th and Mission: on monthly
installments of $l5 50; lot 2o'11'o'
nzrOO RENTS $3.50 PER ANN UNI; 5 NEW
ID tOUU. bay-window fats: bricS foundations
etc. sunny line Of 4th St; lot 2oxlo5.
n0rOO 2-sToRY HOUSE OF 5 ROOMS:
SDZOUU. brick foundations, etc; sunny line
Of Army ST lot 26xll4; near Church-st proposed
cable.
n1OOO RENTS $50; HOUSES OF AND
S4UOU. rooms and bath; brick foundations,
stone walks. ETC.: Hollis ST.. near Ellis-st cable:
lot 25X9O.
NOUUO. dence of rooms and bath: briek
foundations, stone walks etc.: Vallejo ST.; lot
25Il1O.
GHO00 HARRISON ST.; FINE 2-sToRY
C'ONOO' b9y-window brick building of o
rooms ana bath; all modern improvements; lot
$4,000 Gi.Pa1s
property: lot 95xl $50. through TO Minna St; part
OF lot unlmproved; street accepted: this is a bar.
gain.
$4,000 TAYLOR ST. AND MONTGOMERY
" }IOOO. ave; improvements and lot 2Ix6S
irregular; frontages.
S4I5O RI REPgcED; 7gtS D BgsTNEss COR coRNEE E
fiat; rents S2s.
10000 3 NICE BAY-wINDow FLATS ON
VOOOO. sunny line OF Halght ST street ac-
cepted; lot 25xI37 :6
$50 600 BUSINESS CORNER ON 6TH
I ~ ~ wv. st; improvements renting for
$3Z6 80 per month; lot 5Ox90
Q0QOO ELIZABETH ST; LARGE COT