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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-05
WHAT 81 WILL DO

1t will furnish a parlor with So
Carpet. or Mating, and Rug inclsclL
or you can have your bedroom nttsS.
complete with q CHAMBER SUIT -
tress,. Springs. Pillows. Bolster ara, -iat.
covering for the floor MS well IH
buy nice Dining-Table, fancy "li
large Oak Ssdeboard, High-Back 'chsN'
and Dinner or Tea-Sets or anytbir. @is.
rooms. "'sss
Do you want a nice Rug-sea, co.,.
with spring edges and long frineee -ea'
tirely hiding the wood? We havs a.
demand just now. but they viii be- yea.
very short tine. We are SELLING ~ q
right along, Notwithstanding tie . ta
weather. THE PRICE is what n,se99.
them 30. Did you ever hear on 15Se'
frigerator with a water-cooler atts.HAs,
for $3.50? Our patrons know a eesi
thing when they see H. The hees.l
grades are not moving fast enoyeSs s,ef
us. so we have put a price on t6sn ~ y
HAYWOOD BABY CARRIAGES
the best and keep ahead In low -, Ee
and high qualities. - Is a pleasufe .
US 10 have you call and Inspect them. ~
We have a nice line Of MATTHIAS
fresh goods and warranted to plea. >
price, quality. and patterns. The
regular goods, and you VII not ina 80
mOuldy or faded goods among 10y
smyrna, Velvet, Moquette, and Tare.''e.lll.
I,,ys' Mats. etc In abundance ''pestrY
CARPETS in Brussels. Ingrains -
and Three Plies-all the leading matess"'
Druggets are very stylish. and IA. h..
them any size and quality NV
DO you want a SOiid-Gol1 or Fm.,
Case Watch. Chain. Diamond Ring re
tal Ring, Siiver-Platcd Tea-Sot. M -
Service, Berry-Dish. Knives. Forks .l,
Spoons Of the best manufacture 90
10 Us. be supplied, and have The use \,
the goods while you are paying f0r ,..-.N
a silver dollar VII 80 az FAR as ...,
dollar. Come. examine. and 500 -
much you can buy from us with 81 -"
READ and reflect. so worth - r,-.,
for 50 down and s. per week. AZ, ~.
terms NJ
ROTHERT & CO.'S
BROAD-sTREET CREDIT 10 ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-05

From his confession OF faith. as given
in The Times of Sunday, we suppose that
Orator Cave individually disclaims the
title Reverend"
While he most admirably elucidated the
facts and principles. conviction OF the
truth Of which constituted the political
faith Of the Confederate soldier Mr..
Caves views Of religion are far away
from those of his soldier comrades.
Never was there organized into an army
a more deeply and faithfully religious
body Of men than those who fought and
prayed with jackson and with Lee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-05

Now the Maryland authorities find II
necessary 10 make war upon the ma
rauding crsbbers within their territory.
Twenty grabbing vessels were at
tackled in Holland strait Saturday and
some OF the boats badly crippled.
Three OF the poor crabbers were cap
tured by the State navy, and. the dis
patches say. will be held as hostages
until the captains Of the vessels come
forward and pay the fine imposed Tor
unlawful taking of crabs.
These playful little "skits" with the
dull and sordid crab marines may be all
very we'll in an off season. But how do
they compare with the brilliant attacks
on Governor Cameron's oyster navy by
the dauntless and wooden-legged Admiral
Skeggs the one time commander Of the
marauding Chesapeake oystermen? An,
those were great days! But what would
the lamented Skeggs and his biographers
and personal friends have thought OF
such a tame little fight as that made by
the Holland strait grabbing feet?
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-05

New York Sun: The Notifying circum-
stances in the damage done to the Column
ba on her final service trial trip is the
indication given in some Of the accounts
that 1t might have been avoided. Such
dispatches allegc that she was sent al a
clipping speed through a channel which
at low tide had less depth Of water than
her own draught. and at high tide only
exceeded her maximum drauSht by a
small margin. II it is true that. as Is
may cost many thousands Of dollars 10
repair. was done at that part Of her
trip. surely there need be no surprise
at her luck in striking an obstruction
there. But Captain Sumner thinks II
was probably done at sharp turn on
Bulkhead Shoal, where the pilot may
have let her swing rather too far 10
starboard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-05

We have thousand certificates like tbs
above.
Sold by Druggists and Country Stores Price.
Is cents Dealers can get II from all the VIII -
sale houses in Richmond. and from JAHs
BAILEY h SON our Baltimore agents.
sy-Speoal mailing packages II TfS. hold
ing more for 80 cents in stamps address
THE POLK MILLER DRUG CO..
apl0-tu tb.sa. Wan KlCHhOND. "a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-05
UHlUkENO AND EGGS.
AND HOW TO GIT THEM.

IDraGRrArLY TO rHR
fowls L.iINl, and / have
never seenhcaso of Grapes
~ young chickens when %
was used. Now / would
as soon 30 without ,alf IN
my TOO a. TO underfaso
e. raise fowls without
PAX Mlier's chicken
FOOf.
WILLS W. Hons0S,
POWha'an county. Va
We bnyit by the dozen
boxes. and when my VIE
has a sick foNl oi any
kind "wo make Tor 'hf.o
POWdors. aud that B, tha
last oflt. It's an inial.
ilble remedy Nl'A 49,
WM. A. NuIHlY,
King William county,hs
! have used one boz snl
found IL very bone..liiio
young fowls. Have ROB
lost any with fiares s.u's
! commenced is Use.
Mis- NELLIE Di0os
Mathews & H., Va
10 isasure preventive or
Capcs. and We consider %
indispensable Ia our m
ture efforts az poultry
raising.
5iRs. /. III. GRAYBIh.
Arch Mih.
Dotetourt county. Va.
II stOpped cholerk en-
tiroly among nay fowls
Mrs. j. X. III MAE.
Pamplin's, Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-05

New York Herald: 1t is an interesting
issue that IS raised between the Consti-
tutional Convention in session at Albany
and the Supreme Court.
The latter tribunal has issued an in
junction to restrain the convention from
passing upon the right Of a delegate TO
sit as member. The convention answers
that IL is Independent of the judiciary
and declines to recognize the authority OF
the courts to interfere with its action.
The reasons for this stand are set forth
in the report Of the Committee on the
judiciary. 1t is maintained that the con-
vention has been created by the direct
action of the people and vested with
power to change the organic law Of the
State. The function with which it is
charged is "a part Of the highest and
NEST solemn act OF popular sovereignty
and in it's performance the convention
has and can have no superior but the
people themselves"
There is force in this contention. Sub
iect to the approval Of the people the
convention has the power TO make or IN
make courts. 1t has the power to abolish
the very judicial tribunal which Seeks
to control its action.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-05
Take
Comfort.

one Of the greatest pleasures in
summer life is in being able TO enjoy
the fresh air. Many houses have a
nice porch that would be the most
pleasant part Of the house If there was
any way 10 keep out the hot sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-05
BIG BARGAIN LAMP.

Silver Finished Plano Lamp. fancy bot
tom. detachable fOunt. centre draft
burner, and air cushions, regular cost
so each; to-day $3.50, complete.
Have you seen those large Arm
Rockers-Sixteenth century finish
ed-at S1.9o each ? Actual value
$3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-05

We are showing this week a choice
line Of LADIES DUCK SUITS. in
WHITE LAWN WRAPPERS. In =
variety of styles; LADIES' WASH
WRAPPERS, in Print, Percale, and
GlnghamIALL AT EXTREMELY
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-05
EDITORIAL COMMENTS.

that the work of the investigation COM
mittee. Of which he is chairman is not
agreeable and would gladly have been
avoided by its members. But, having
undertaken It. they are entitled to carry
ii on as their judgment approves. with
out dictation. II he means that the SEN
ate cannot with entire propriety direct
its -, nmttee to hold its sessions in
public, his contention is absurd. But.
even though the senate should cave tAat
matter to be decided by the committee. a
decision in favor Of continued secrecy
would be a grave mistake Senator Gray
has failed 10 show a single advantage,
however slight, that can be got from Sc
crecy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-05

:. MISS Gertrude Haley, of Pittsburr. Pa
=. 40 tns guest OF Miss Heinds. ct No. 27@
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-05
Our
Bamboo
Porch Curtains
Fly Screens.

They fit any window. Solid Oak
Frames with Wire Screens-all made
with sliding spring panel on each side
10 adjust itself TO the width OF the
window
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-05

Mrs L. F. Cobbs nee Miss Lottie
James, is visiting her mother, Mrs. NJ. l..
James, at FOrd's Hotel
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-17
FLORIDA.

The Atlantic Coast Line will run its third
hotel help excursion of the season on April
Charlie Ballough, of New Smyrna, captured
porpolse one day last week weighing 500
pounds. Next.
Al Fort Ogden everything is suffering for
rain. Unless the orange trees bloom in June
the crop will be light.
At Green Cove Springs Sunday night win.
lam MeCroley shot his wife and her sister
and then killed himself
Engineers are now busy at work making an
estimate Of the cost of building a bridge
across the river at Jacksonville.
The members of the Jewish synagogue of
PENSACOLA are DESTROYS of selecting rabbi
to preside over the congregation.
A new postonice has been established at
Whittsville. Nassau county, six miles west of
Harris road, with Jefferson d. Whittemore as
postmaster.
A telegram from Congressman Cooper
states that Postmaster eneral Bissell has
decided to appoint John NJ. Martin postmas-
ter OF Oeala,
Walter Pastor, of Spring Garden. COM
mitted suicide few days ago by hanging
porarily deranged.
The Gulf Phosphate Company of Fort Og-
uen Is removing its plant to Caloosahatchfe
river where there is plenty Of rock and a
goodquantity Of shell.
The South Florida Phosphate Company of
Fort Ogden, have shut down again. The state
wants royalty. Sparkman & Sparkman are
attorneys for the state.
The Charlotte Harbor Phosphate COMPANY
Is rushing things. They are building rail
roads to haul their rock fromlup the river as
the river is too shallow for steamers and
barges. The company intends to stop shin
ping on the Florida Southern railroad
The argument in the case of the state VS.
Anderson charged with the murder OF Frank
Boles, was concluded az Palatka Saturday
and the case was given to the jury. A verdict
OF gullty was returned. with recommends
tton 10 mercy. Anderson is negro, and so
was his victim.
The Florida Press Association arrived at
Tampa, Saturday, on its return from Havana
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-17
for Infants and Children.

Castoria isso wei adapted to children that
recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me-" II A. ARCHER, n D.,
Ill So. Oxford St, Brooklyn, Y.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-17

When a woman admits that a man is
good husband, she adds; lone Of very
few. '-AtchisOn Globe
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-17

yes SMILED the hypocrite, II shed tears
or would shed them #"
Here, let up on that, interrupted the other
man; there a difference between a shed
and q would shed" and the sorrow crop was
fired.-Detroit Free Press.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-17
GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
The News Of the Two States Told
in Paragraphs.

A Negro of Green Cove Springs Kills
His Wife and Himself-Trials and
Trihulations of an Augusta Negress
in China-A Pelican Rookery on the
Coast of Florida,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-17
nAILR ROADS.
THE TROPICAL TRUNK. LINE

THE FLORIDA SOUTHERN RAILROAD COL
INDIAN RIVER STEAMBOAT COMPANY !
JUPITER AND LAKE WORTH RAILWAY
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-17

HOW are your once supplies. Want anv.
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ana blank books 70 Morning News, SaVannah
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-17

THE steamships Of this company are ap.
Il pointed to sail from Savannah for Bail.
more as follows-standard time:
ALLEGHENY, Capt. y. NICKERsoN, JR.
WEDNESDAY, April 10, 4;30 p. m.
WIN. CRANE, Capt W. ]. BOND, sATUR-
DAY, April 81, $3.50 p. m.
D. H. MILLER, Capt. G.. W. BnLUps,
WEDNESDAY, April %, 0 a. m.
And from Baltimore every TUESDAY and
FRIDAY.
Through bills Of lading given to ell points
West, all the manufacturing towns in New
England, and TO ports Of the United Kingdom
and the Continent.
]. J. CAROLAN, Agent.
- " Baltimore wharf.
J. @. WHITNEY, Trafic Manager, Baltimore
The morning call., 1894-11-04
Collector Wise Tries an
Inspector.
He Was Charged With Attempting to
Biackmail Chinese-Hated by
the Monaghan Ring.

Customs Inspector Richard Williams
was tried by Collector Wise yesterday for
attempting to obtain money from Chinese
by unlawful methods. The inspector
speaks Chinese fluently and renders in
valuable service to the Collector by ex-
aiming Mongoiians who claim the right
to land at this port. He also obtains evil
dence in Chinatown to be used when al
immigrants right To land is tested in the
courts. The ring composed of Federal
tfficials and Chinese importers of laborers
and female slaves have no love for Will
llams. for he has thHarfe their schemes
on many occasions. During the past
week be procured evidence that led to the
deportation of two Chinese women, who
were valued at $1,000 each by the import
eTs. and they determined 10 induce the
Collector to dismiss an assistant whose re-
tenuon nlenaced their unlawful inte-
eSls. The Collector was not ignorant
of the feeling that existed against
Williams nor OF its origin, and he was
not surprised when it was rumOred that
Williams was corrupt. No definite charge
was made until Yesterday morning, when
Joseph Hanna, who is connected with q
local publishing house, appeared before
Collector Wise and offered to produce evil
dence that Williams had promised to
make favorable report in the case of a
paid $3.50 for his services. The Chinese
referred to Is on a steamer at the Pacific
Hail dock. be was employed by a firm OF
shoe manufacturers before he went t.
China, and Hanna's brother-in-law, Ben
Schuyler, who is employed by the same
firm, signed his certificate. The Chinaman
says he is a merchant, but Collector Wise
thinks he is labnrer.
Hanna said that he heard OF Williams
attempt to collect money for the landing
of this Chinese from his brOther-in-law.
Schuyler. ard the latter Was summoned to
tell what he knew about the matter.
Schuyler said he received his Information
from Wong Ting Wi, prosperous Chinese
merchant, whose store is at 100S12 Dupont
street.
"We'll send for him at once" said the
Collector, and a trusty messenger was dis
patched TO bring in the merchant; but
while the messenger was absent Brother-
in-law Schuyler became fiigety and de-
clared that his presence was urgently
demanded at the store The Collector
could not force him to remain and he de-
parted, leaving Hanna behind.
When the merchant arrived be was
closely Questioned by the Collector and
positively asserted that he had never made
any charge against Williams and knew all
solutely nothing about him.
This man" said the Collector, referring
20 the merchant, lis one of the most repu-
taDe business men in Chinatown, think
we can believe him"
Aceuser Hanna remarked, and the trial
ended.
Williams thinks Hanna was inspired to
make the CHARGES by the Chinatown ring,
and the Collectors confidence in the hon.
esty OF his assistant Is unShqken.
The morning call., 1894-11-04

Joseph Leo, a German, Is
Arrested.
He Is Charged With Setting Fire to
the Barn at St. Joseph's
Orphan Asylum.

AS it was suspected the fire in the barn
of ST. Joseph's Orphan ASYLUM at South
San Francisco at All early hour on Friday
morning was caused by an incendiary, 4
watch was kept on the place. Yesterday
morning Joseph Leo, crazy German, was
seen lodging around by Policemen O'Neil
and Buckley and as he could not give a
satisfactory account of himself, ne was
placed under arrest and taken to the City
Prison. The police had seen him lettering
around the place for two or three days
previous to the fire.
Fire Marshal TOwe saw Leo in the City
Prison and Intercepted him, Leo said be
went into the barn and must have lit a
match, for 1t got so hot that he had to get
out. When asked if he set the barn on
fire, he laughed and said he did not know
the meaning of the question. The back
of his coat was covered with hay burrS,
ard when he was shown one he broke into
q loud laugh.
He said ne had been walking round and
round visiting all the orphan asylums
within fifty miles of this city,, and on
Thursday he wanted walk. so he went
to the ST. Joseph Asylum. He has a
daughter, Bertha, Is years of age. but he
does not know where she is. as he has
not seen her for year He thinks she
must be in an orphan asylum. lie gave
the address of al! the orphan asvlums and
their names. He has a sister. Katie, but
he did not know her other name, as he
did not pay attention to such all mat
tiers.
He said he was cigar-maker by trade,
and did not know where he lived, but a
Mrs. Ahlgren had told him he lived al 4SO
Butler street
When speaking he stared into space and
spoke in a whisper. now and then bursting
into a laugh. The Fire Marshal thought
he was fit subject Tor examination by the
Insanity Commissioners, and he was taken
to the Receiving Hospital.
There is no doubt that he set the barn
on fire, and the Fire Marshal is convinced
that he is a victim of pyromania. He is
also under the impressiOn hat he is the
man who has ierrOrized the neighborhood
of FOl som ana Eleventh streets by setting
fire to the buildings there.
A man answering his description has
been seen haunting that locality for the
past two months, and as there was no
possible motive for setting the places on
fire, the Fire Marshal came to the conclu-
sion that he would have to look to the dis
cOvery of fire crank for an explanation
Of the causes. And he thinks he has
found him in Leo. He is native of Ger
many, about 80 years of age.
The morning call., 1894-11-04
SOLICITED VOTES.
Chief Sullivan Has a Fireman Dis
missed for Dis obedience.

Chief Sullivan of the Fire Department
gave proof last night that ne was in earnest
when he declared that any member who
was fouod guilty OF soliciting votes would
be dismissed. William Geddes, hoseman
of engine 9. was the culprit. He was tried
for the otfense by the Commissioners last
night AMI found guilty. Commissioners
Brnwn and Martin voted TO fine HIM SO,
but the Chief stoutly insisted upon en-
forcing the penalty specified in the rules
of the board, and Geddes was accordingly
dismissed.
The designations of George Burr, hose
man of hose ., and Tim Shea. driver of
chemical engine 8, were accented. The
following were appointed: James Tutes,
hoseman engine "a; Robert Malburg,
driver of chemical engine 3; Tim Shea,
assistant h stler 10 the department. stables
and Walter j. Shields, hoseman of hose ..
Chemical engine was ordered trans
ferred from its present location on Ma
sonic avenue. near Java street, to the new
engine-hOuse Cd Hermann street, near
Fillmore, and chemical engine 8 was
ordered transferred from Richmond Dis
iric to the eDgine-house at Davis and
jackson streets.
The morning call., 1894-11-04
CITY REAL ESTATE.
,,,T-,TS
SHAlNWALD, BUCkBEE IL CO, REAL ES
~ TATE AGENTS
2lS-22O MONTGOMERY STREET, MILLS
BUILDING.
HOUSES RENTED.
HOUSES AND INyEsTMENr

SS25O-Income $50 monthly $3.50 per annum /:
pays per cent net; always rented; lot 46xSO
$700O-Hayes ST., north side. near Buchanan ;
very good residence Of 8 rooms and bath; lot 25x
12O feet, to rear street.
$3OOO-Cottage of q rooms: 26th st. close TO
Castro: rents S25; lot 25xll4 #; stable 3 horses.
s9OOO-Must lie sold on acc cunt OF owner's de-
parture for Europe. Elegant Eastiake flats
rooms and bath each; all modera improve.
ments; rents SS40 per annum; situate in Mission
warm belt on Howard ST. cost $500 to build.
S16,U00-Nery modern residence on Scott ST. /:
lot Or feet front; contains 10 large rooms and
sS25O-MoSs ST.. near Folsom; lot 5Ox76 feet;
rents S72.
s6ooO-Business property: rents SIT SO net;
SlO,5O0-keduced from Sl2 900 Shotwell ST. /;
mats: large lot; rents $92; always rented; lot
40Xll5 feet.
$l65OO-Three of the handsomest fats in the
city sunny side of the street: rented under lease
SZ25Oo-Pacihc ave, north side; handsome
modern esdeuce, Ii rooms; marble steps: I'm
marine view; fun particulars at Office.
$@OOOO- Ell1S-st. inside property; substantial
lot 27xS7 IS feet.
$7500-uctavia ST.; almost new residence of 8
monthly; lot 25IlI2: IS feet
$72Oo-Reduced from $1,000: Oak st, sunny
SIDE; almost new; rents $50: price reduced on
account owners departure; 9 rooms and bath:
lot 24xll6 feet
$500 cash. balance SOS monthly; for an elegant
new corner residence In the Park panhandle dis
trict; CONTAINS 10 rooms. bath and finished base
ment: all modern improvements; on cable line
S55O0-Reduced from $500; very handsome
cottage OF rooms and bath: Frederick ST. near
Suffer: large lot 81 :6Il37 Is feet
Sl35O0-Filmores St. near Pacific ave.: beauti-
ful new residence of 10 rooms. with finished
basement and attic; very handsome interior fir
ish; modern in every respect.
SSOOO-Nery handsome flats: sunny side of Turk
st: and rooms and bath each: rents 1880 per
annum lot 25xl37:6 feet: mortgage $4,000 can
remain.
S525O-frice reduced: Bush ST.; sunny side {:
2-story modern house OF = rooms and bath; NOR l.
gage of $1,000 can remain.
$S75O-iyon St, mr.. Oak: very handsome 2-stOry
basement and attic residence: VIII take city prop
erty, improved or vacant in part payment.
S13, 5U-HandsOme. modern, new Pacific-ave.
residence; stories. attic aud basement; will take
part purchase price in unimproyed city property.
The morning call., 1894-11-04
She Will Be Tried Again.

Mrs. Rty Bernard was arrested several
months ago for sending improper matter
through the mail. She is female special
ist and was taken into custody with TWO
other offenders against the postal law.
who have been convicted and Imprisoned.
She was aTraigned yesterday morning and
the jury retired at II 80 o'clock 10 deliber-
ate. Six hours later they came into court
and announced that they could not agree,
They stood to in favor of acQuittal and
were discharged by Judge Morrow. The
case will be tried again.
The morning call., 1894-11-04
Tom Clunie at Santa Cruz.

SANTA CRUZ, Nov. 3.-The Democrats
closed their campaign here this evening
with meeting at the pavilion, which was
addressed by Thomas j. Clunie. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clunie were entertained at a dinner
at the Pacific Ocean House by prominent
Democrats and their wives before the
meeting began.
The morning call., 1894-11-04
RUIInING IOrS

S2S50-Reduced from $1,000; Baker ST., near
Fulton; xs6:lO1s feet; this is bargain; Baker
ST. is 100 feet wide.
S3OUO-Lake st. aud 18th ave.; log :6x72 feet;
cheap.
Sl9OO-Church ST., nr. 10th; lots 25Il25.
S45UO-HzTrson-St. corner. nr, 4th; 55Xl0O.
SaOOO-baker St, nr. Clay; key lot, 25xlO6:3,
S26OO-Lombard ST., nr. Polk: S01l40.
S4000-Central ave, Jackson; beautiful
marine view; "a :6xl0U feet.
S3375-Page ST. near Baker: 25Il37 g feet: or
three lots a. rate.
S335O-ScOtt ST.. bet. V allejo and Green: II :6I
ITO feet: or two lots at same rate.
$3OOO-FIllmore St. near Hayes; all ready to
build n 25x 1858 feet
S4250-Bush and Baker sts.; 80 :6XS5 feet; NE
corner: good business corner
$2350-Cs y ST., near Spruce, north line: fine
view of bay and PreSido; l block from Sacra-
mento-st. cable; close to o. ID. BalGwin's new
100000 residence; cheapest m airline view lots on