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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-03
4 NEW.TORK BROKER PUNCHED.

HE IS LIVING ~ ROsLYN. l. l.. AND GOT INTO
4 FIGHT OVER RowBoAT
Tho Lake View section Of Roslyn, l.. L. was the
scene ~ a lively nvht wednesday night. in which
ON. ~ the most prominent residents OF the village.
who Us also a New-York business man. took the
leading part Tho ncht the outcome OF an
argument over tho ownership OF rowboat. When
the smoke Of battle cleared away II looked as II
each Of tho corbatanis had been struck by a
cyclone
Tho men were Moses G. wanzor a sugar broker
with an office iu Wal-s,. and william Miller. n
grocer anl peler Wanzor recently changed his
residence from Erant-ave. TO Lake Ncw In East
mofHl with ln"n party next Inc'ihy eevSnhs
Whom J." novel rowhoat claimed by MILF as
night Mlier apr"ar'd NJ III W'1zor house and
climax .om' when ne sugar broker referred 70
Miller % "haygeod.' whom II would not take
mi the ah o@ " "' W' 2 Whose head was in
"chano"ry nnally managed 10 get himself free
blood All The way TO tho door Miller walked down
'hc street after Wauzor had taken refuge In his
Noses g. wanzor lived FOR several years IN
seyenth-ayc. BrooMyr, Miller expects to be ar
rested on the return of the broker today.
GFRNS or DTPHTHyRN FOUND ~ CHEESE.
.c,egram was received a. the Heath Depart
men yesterday from he secretary ot the state
H11rl ~ Uea',h. ~ Albany. saving hat quantity
- cheese which ial been shippel from Alton. y. Y.
G., n arm IN W1sr're' .1-s'. IN this city. contained
I'p''heril germ. AMI hat 'he firm receiving the
cheese hal been advised n, 10 pace g IN tho mar
Re' uuiI an .uvts'ra'!.r vas made Chemist MAJ
i'm lie ser, Mr. Fiiler f-i, ana food Inspector
90 se' samples - the cheese for anayss
Ming before as diph iberia germs n cheese
r,uf,.s - DO cheese under -usr WI be turned
IfrH- . ls..s be- 4. ..nrrl g., 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-03

At 5sc... French Ba,istcs-hnest imported
ua,erals-darh grounds. '''''"o'"" =
4, o.c Fin. Zephyr Gnshams-'his seasons
s,yles-best cooTs. .........''' '''''"'''"
a, a,.c Satin stripe Inens ard Organizes
floral desfns-former price. ''''''''''''''''
At Owe. French Twill sa,eens-3i inch
Black grounds-chin,z figures. worth
A, ,2nc French Brocade satecns-B:ack
and Navy g-ounds ...........''''''''"e' were =
At 2oc. .An Wool storm serses
Navy ard Black .............'''''wo' worth d
At zoe. Flee An-wooi Figured chn;'ie'
and coiorcd French Wool Flames
At .riEycd china s'Ns 10
Black AID cord grounds .......... worm ~
Al 2oc. black and cora japanese silks
., arl p Inches wiGr........''...'wor '" 81
At 3oc -. Figured India sahs-27 inch
extra nne quality ...........''. worm ~
At SOC. Fine Twill india slks-27 Inch
high .ustre- sof, nnish......,....'wo worth 10
At 70c....An SIX Grenadines
PLAIN and brocaic -atn stripes. worth
At r5c. Heavy Gabe'in Tapestries
new dss .gns............ fast c3''r'-"o''" :
At 4Oc. Manufacturer Furniture Tapestries
sample lengths. yds. sana'
Altos Fine Egyptian Yarn Lace Curtains
more than 100 styies.........'"ere - ana
At osc 900 Moquo,,e Rug Remnants
II. y,s ione........iieh, and dark ground
At 2oc Pes. Opaque pneo Window Shades
spring roiler..................re real Ta'ue %
At osc white Mosquito Ne, canopie'
ful size....................vi attachment
At SOS Reai Alligator Bag--llrEe size
leather llnei-coyered 'rame......wor,h 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-03

At 81 60 Ladies' Fancy prs,.e.
worth % nchu and ught-hing Tais,s.......
At os Ladies Figured Lawn Dresses
worth u plain and double skirts. .trin't ,,~
At 0S Fine Chnllie Organdy Dre.s..
......i5 ribbon and lace trim worth n,
At o %. Figured china SIX Dresses
worth 10 shrred yoke-crcu,ar skirt ...... Wort. a.
At POS Lalic~' Fancy japanese SIX Waist.
% sh' uIter ruaes--yclvet trim worth Al.
At Zoe 90. .I.ad.es's Muslin Night Dresse,
worth 30 solid tucked yoke.................nSau n.
At 70c.. Ladies Muslin skirts
deep French embd rure ........ tuck, ,s,
At % ladies Fine White Lawn Waist.
or,h 4oc handsome lace and emby 80. w.r. n
At 40c. q. Boys r.aundered Percal. Waist,
worth SOC star" "A'me' srd other make.
At s0c..... BOYS In On Faun,ieroy Bouses
Worth COO white and oold--fancy enby trim
At . os .roys' AI-wooi Two-reoe SUIT,
orth &c Chcvio', Cashmere and Tweei worth IN
At 3oc.....Ti'le Chniren's Fancy Lawn Dresses
orih 90 fnii ufle-braiI t'im.. .........vorA n
A. osc. o.. Grls' Lawn and Bingham pres~.
worth % ace. braid. and emily 'rirn....... WORT ~
At 1 Of. MISS Duck Tuxedo Suits
J. square figured and plain white. ........... xahtn
At IOc. .Ir,an's' Lcag Camtrlc Sips
3 and 81 rurre neck and sleeves. =. . uta. r.,r
At SOC. 800. Infants shor, Cambria Dresses
grounds yoke and gretchen. emily tin
At osc. .. Ladies Fine Milan Sailor,
aue go white and coiorr. .................w-h 10
Al 20 Ladies' T.re,a sun vrabr.n,.
lcAmen;s English natural sticks ...........wor 40
At 7oc. ladies' Washable White Channels Glove,
nth : % button M9usqueta-ias. ...........vr.h, -
At Sc 200 pieces Satin and eros Grain Rihtor,
'rh 90 all coiors and BlacS-iis worth II
At Isc....Au SIX Rhhons-S
'rih 4oc Satin Grain usrry y
At COO. Ladies stiff Bosom ski, Waists
yer ream former prce................ ......iSwis
At Zoe. Double Pillow Heatrcsts
all - all coors-full tassss......-.......vnhk
At SOC. ....An Linen Lunch Cloths
Is 81 yds white ard fancy borders
At 10c. Dotted and figured swsses
worth 23 3 to q yd lengths. ..........w worth 80 10
At 81 25 Soft Nainsooks
n box FOR undervear-20 I'd lengths. worth "
nv can - obtained entrance our StoreA
Ushcrs will give every desired informatioa
We CLOSE At TWELVE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-24
New York's Old Dives.

Harry HIS appearance on the stand
! before the LeXOw investigators recalls the
! TACT tnat the dive keepers of his particu-
ldr stIlpe nave almost entirely disappear
/ ei from New York. There was a time
! When a number Of men of more or less
! prominence In a social and professional
way frequented the resorts Of such men
as Harry Hin, BILLY" bOrst, The Allen,
ana billy" McGlory. Ii was during the
period OF New Yorks idolatry OF boxing
ana many OF the wel-dressed and prom
ihent visitors to the sporting resorts kept
ny these men went there solely 10 see the
Gruited for the amusement OF the visitors.
There We're always crowds OF oyer-dress-
ca women and a variety performance on
the stage, but neither the proprietors nor
thelr guests from the uptown clubs paid
any attention 10 this feature OF the en-
tertainment They always waited until
tile DOAlng contest came on, and then
mere would be an influx Of men I'm even
Ing dress, all anxious 20 see the latest
recruits among the sparrers. Many OF the
most prominent pugliSts OF the present
DAY got their first start In these dives
Ihey have since developed into DoIftic
lans. criminal lawyers, hotel keepers
theatrical men. and. indeed, almost everv-
thlhg else, while the dive keepers have
gradually drifted away and gone ont of
business or wound up the circuit Of tbsj.
ives. To-day not any OF the old scbooi
OF dive keepers are In active business
Even II the police permitted them 10 omen
II Is doubtful whether the men who con-
triDuted 10 their support. and who were
always their pride and joy. would again
take up the fashion of visiting their -
sorts.-New York Sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-24
ST. MARY,S HIGH SCHOOL.
Those who Took the Honors this Session
The Parochial schools.

ST. Mary 5 High School closed a very
successful session FRIDAY morning. Inc
distribution ot premiums look place IN the
school hall, Rev. Fathers WllliDald and
Gregory awarding the prizes.
Master ID. Ed. Doyle was awarded the
gold medal for best average in the trst
class, Master Joseph Eckert the silver
medal for best average in the second
class, and Master b. HOlzgrefe, a gold
medal for attendance. Master John kus-
terer received fine deck outfit for pune
tuality. Aug. Keller and John Hulcher
were given books for second best aver
age in the two classes. -. Doyle also
received premiums in Christian doctrine
English penmanship, and diligence: Geo.
Edelblut, In reading and elocution TheO.
Frommer In German. bookkeeping. and
German penmanship: b. Holzgrefe I'm
history and geography; Andrew Keck. in
arithmetic; Aug Keller. in English gram
mar and composition; Charles Miller. for
ulstihcuohs' John Murphy, in spelling
and Bible history
In the second class Henry Bucker re-
ceived premium for distinctions. los
eph tckert, premiums I'm diligence. read
ing, bookkeeping. and Bible history. los
eph Herbert in English grammar. his
tory, and geography: John Hulcber in
conduct, Christian doctrine composition
and arithmetic: Joseph HuIcher for az
punctuality and spelling: TT. Overmann'
III conduct. attendance. and punctualitv
the following pupils received sneciaI
mention for diligence and denortment. n
lpovle. joseph Eckert. John Mummy John
Hulcher. Andrew Keck. Aug Keller IT
spvsrmann John Knsterer. Joseph Her
pert and Bernard Holzgrefe.
THr phpoc~rAr. souoore
The, session Of st. Mary's Parochtal
scnoolS came TO an end Friday. The
Following medals were awarded:
Little Boys School l. Class-Thomas
Helfert and John Siewers, medals
II; Class-Joseph Miller, medal.
Little Girls School-Silver medals wore
awarded to Rosie Pohlg. Gertie Won
derlehr, Celia Gerring, and Annie Holz-
Large Boys School l. Class-Go,d
medal to George Helfert: next in merit
Joseph Roth. Silver medal to CbarIsS !
iiowski; next in merit, Nick Thinne
Large Girls School, /. Class-Gold |
medal awarded to Celia Hulcher. siIver
medal to Mamie Heppert: next in merit
Neitle Herbert Lena Geffert, Clara Bever
and Marie Schultz '''" DeS Ct
IL. lClass-Silver medals awarded 10
Agnes Sitterding and Bertha Hmlcber.
neXt IN merit Eleonora Hulcher Rosis
Pleser, and Rosie Moritz -''S'e
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-24
upon WHAT FOOTING DO YOU STHNDq"

10 dozen Ladies' Unblcachel prop.sr,.,
Balbriggan Hose. sizes ana SIP or..
at l6 pc. a pair; sold at a5c. In an ota.,
stores.
8 dozen Csze 10 only Ladies' Fast Ra,.
Hose at 15 2-3c.; sold at 25c. in all other
stores.
Sizes to Il IN Gents Unbleached bal.
brieean Socks at Toe. a pair; the best YOU
ever saw for the money
Dark Ground French 0rgandy q Black.
the other Navy at 2jc.
Ducks for everybody from Zoe. TO ls2.7..
Mosquito Nets az &c., apiece.
Dotted Muslins at 10. Hl-2. zoe. up 10
-0c.
India Linon. 23-4 TO i0c
French Nainsook 2jc 90 81.
4 pieces Wash Kal Kai Silks reduced
from 3yc. to -9c.. slightly shop worn
ALL REMNANTS Jc japanese Wash
Silks reduced 20 -,c.
Ladies Shirt Waists reduced from g,.
to 2Jc.
Lace Scarf Pins beautiful designs. a
variety Of stone settings reduced from
Q, 10. and T. l-2c. TO be-.
Corset Covers. Il and l9c; most er.e.-
lent value.
ODDS and ends Of LADIES' HiInsra1
Vests, low neck and shor. .e...s. nu.c
price 5oc., reduced TO -
Apron Muslin liza yards wide. tuck
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-24

There is more Catarrh in this sec,ioD -,
the country than all other diseases OF
together; and until the last few years w nas
supposed 10 be incurable. For a e,s W s
many years doctors pronounced IL SIedt
disease, and prescribed local rema .VcaI
and by constantly failing TO cure ne
local treatment, pronounced II incnraNhiitIh
s,,,i,, mas proven catarrh to be a con.
constitutional treatment. Halls cdu'Ies
lure manufactured by F. j. CbeneS1' I y
Co, Toledo Ohio is the only cons;y,,
, uonal cure on the market Ii Is fsken
spoonfnI II II a sc.s from 10 drops to a tea
ana mucous surfaces OF the system 9sripSo o'i
o ci one hundred dollars for any case
, ,hiis 70 cure. Send for circulars and ,as II
Sold by d dr SnEMEY & CO.. Toledo. 0.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-24

attention is called TO the change .,
SSS ,re , on the Richmond. FredeTickosll
Sun s anu LOG Totom nae railroad to take effect
rrSSla"y' June zith. at I o'clock p AZ
Ihere are several important changes oil vi;
rdyeiers VIII do wen to consult the tir,a
table In regular column. ''e TIME
=, Inc morning train will leave a, =
S "a; Suaiiy' instead Of 7:45 daily. excan;
Inc noon train will leave DAILY
cept sunday instead Of daily. '' tx
oouth-bound, the train arrivino, y. q a.,
~, a., VIII get in at $50 p. II ~ dsI,S 81
e es iPo sunday, while that now arrivipys,
NJ O AN r. M Will reach here at i2:is hAs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-24
Hot Weather Excursions

quite large crowd went down on the
excursion given by the lady manaee eTs
p OF the Eye and Ear Infrmary to old
hot weather the merry party spent v = 6ay
nghful day. and the sea breeze az tbo
famous resort was refreshing in the eve eve
tbe ne, Some som Of the party returned to
over. and will Return this evening
A large number Joined the eYc,rs,o,,
yesterday to Natural Bridge under S tIn
management of the Woman's Christ;a,s
dergarten. Ni'i-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-24
These Prices Will Prove.
7sc. Casslmeres rednce1 10 hnc.

75c. Cassimeres reduced to Doc.
y few Pants Patterns to be sacrificed
$3.50, s., and s. Pants Patterns reduced
to $A9S
s.. $40, and 81 Pants Patterns reduced
10 S24S
Splendid values I'm Black and Navy Blue
Storm Serge and Smooth Serge, all wool,
at 99c.
Big reductions in nice Dress Patterns.
See them.
Pink, Lilac, and Navy All-Wool Alba
tross at l9c. The cheapest Dress Goods
on sale in Richmond to-day-the best
value for the price
y lie. Lonsdale Cambria for Zoe.
New Bedford Cambria for &c.
3 pieces All-Black Checked Organdy. re-
duced from l2l-2c. to 10c.
Yard wide Unbleached Cotton. 4c.
The best 1921 Linen Sheeung for 81 ever
displayed on our counters.
Blue and White Striped and Pink and
White Striped Linen "a novelty. for
Shirt Waists. Blouses, and Boys and
Gents Suits, at 3gc.
piece fun yard wide Solid Navy Blue
Linen. for Dresses and for Boys Suits
at JJc.
our T. lie. Percales attract deservedly
the attention as well on account Of quail
ity as the beauty OF designs.
Just received a fresh supply OF 81
French OTgaudios 40 20 75p q
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-24
Seaside X sorts
REACHED VIA THE NORFOLK AND WESTERN
hAiLEoAD-THE ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO

"NN'hLD VIA THE NORFOLK AND WESTERN
kAiLhoAD-THE ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO
VIRGINIA BEACH AND OCEAN VIEW.
making close connection at Norfolk for
both points.
rms Is the only line by which Virginia
fDraDh can be reached without bus.
Ferry or street car transfer. Trains
IeaEe Richmond, Byrd street station. daily
al NIX; g.gD a. NJ, and 500 Z. NJ.
Ilehets on sale from June lst to Sep
5ehber 10Th, good TO return until October
81, 1894, from Richmond to Virginia
heach' at $3.50 for the round trip. For
the = NJ. train Fridays. both trains on
saturday, and the A. NJ train Of sun
day, round trip tickets are sod at $3.50
day. 40
For tickets, time tables, and fun in
formation, apply to the Richmond Trans
Ter company. 5Ol east Main street, II.
ID. owen ticket agent. Byrd street sta
iion' or at company's Office, S3S east
Main street.
r. w. COURTNEY,
District Passenger Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-24

Passengers for Virginia Beach leaving
Richmond via Chesapeake and Ohio
train 3 L. NJ. arrive Virginia Beach 7.15
+; NJ This train carries Pullman Car
richmond TO Newport News. The Ches-
mona $40 A. NJ. also connects with
N,iIslhla Beach train leaving Norfolk
I2;2o T. A., arriving Virginia Beach %
III Il, vi, rms train carries Parlor Car
hichmond TO Newport News.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-24
Solid Facts and Solid SsDSa.

The Standard" has the bigpes, bobh,,
Vi any lock-stitch machine.
holds loo yards Of cotton.
Inc hrst stitch perfect without holding
snds OF thread '0''''"S
The tension Is released when taking out
the goods. O"'
puckered "a
Less noise than any other machine
Runs 80 per cent lighter than old.stvla
machines
. The most expensive. beautiful. and prac-
deal set OF attachments
made w.
Shortest needle used in lock-stitch ma
chimes therefore less liable 10 bend and
skip stitches.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-24
"Ole Marster' Cigars
are the best nickel smoke

sunday schools can find no better nlaco
for their annual outing than AsbIsnG
Iark; only eighteen miles from Ricb-
n mnma on,i trains chartered at low rates
Manager Richmond. Fredericksb,irdi is anS
Potomac railroad. anu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-24
virginia SKINNER Resorts and Mou,,.,,
Homes
ON THE LINE OF THE NoHFoIK Ann u,rs.,...
RAILROAD.

summer excursion tickets now on colo
sood TO return until October 81. 1881 viii
STOP over privileges at all stations
A descriptive pamphlet. giving p com
PP' "nSas isI OF the resorts and boarding
lripution, and Will be mailed ~ ~,
address, upon application. any
For tickets, time tables and full infor-
TTatlon. apply to the Richmond Transfer
O Utipanyl. 1l east Main street. II. ID
wen ucket agent. Byrd street stafion
or at company's Office S3s east Main
r. w. COURTNEY
District Passenger Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-24
slop Thatl stop Thai,

Stop That! Stop That.l
terrible cough with DR.. Davids Courh
syrup OF Pine Ear. Horehound, ana wild
Cherry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-24

WI wear twice as long as other locke
stitch machines.
Every part is Independent OF every oh r
part. and can be replaced az "a tr.IHs
coat: Therefore. you can keep "a "stall-
ara practically new 4 lifeline
Ihe standard" Needle dips only Cucs
"hen making stitch-0ld style shuttle
heelles DIP twice-hence that much more
strain and wear.
The STANDARD" Shuttle never 81
When the machine is in operation. ~.
style shuttles start and stop twice io
each stitch Just think OF the extra
strain and wear that this makes ITO
STANDARD Shuttle moves onward con-
unuously without q Jar
stand wheels and treadle run on AZ
Unstable steel points. which insures re
easiest, smo0thest bearings known 20 me
chRnics. and the wear Is for a lifetime.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-24

Four-in-Hand Wash Scarfs, reduced
from sc 10 l9c
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-24
OIe Mdfster' Cigars
are the best nickel smoke.

r. w. COURTNEY.
District Passenger Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-24

Blue and Black. 80 inches wide. and ex-
tremely cheap at soc. They also must
go for 39c.
Extra wide 4s-inch SERGE. in Navy
and Black, regular 15c. values, 80 for
Doc. yard.
BLACK BATISTE. 80 inches wide,
to-mOrrow's price 3Jc.
IVORY WHITE FRENCH BATISTE,
IS inches wide. The price shall be 39c
ALL-WOOL SERGE. I'm Cream. %
inches wide. for one week the price is
39c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-24
A KNITTING MILL.

Another valuable addition 10 be made
TO the manufacturing interests in a few
days with complete steam and electric
plant. is the Newport News Knitting Min.
which Will employ from thirty 10 fifty
women and girls at from 81 10 $40 per
week. The output at the start will be
about seventy-five dozen garments per
uay' put II is thought that within a year
this will be increased to 300 dozen Der
day, requiring the employment of from
175 TO 800 hands
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-03-04
AN IMPRINT IN CANDY.
Ii Leads TO the Detection of One
Who Com mitted Crime.
Lewiston Evening J0urnaI.

"Here,n said Lewiston detective, sis a
queer thing to convict man of burglary WITH"
and he held up the head of hammer which he
had kept In drawer in his ia bic. 1t was an
ordinary hammer head, only the striking end
of it was battered in a strange and peculiar
way. One side of it was broken OFF.
"a break was made in a Lewiston home last
winter, and besides a small lot OF jewery
bundle of papers was carried away. The pa
pers were of a private nature, aud such that
the owner desired as much to recover them az
be did the jewelry. The robbel had entered
the house through the kitchen, and while nick
ing the lock had set a hammer down in a
pan OF mOlasSes candy that had been put into
the back entry TO cool during the night. When
he took up the hammer it had left he imprint
of Its head IN The candy. / saved thar pan and
kept II on Ice all last summer in an uptown
leehouse. This winter | was in local Junk
Store and found this hammer In The pocket OF
coat 10 the pile OF old clothes l knew il by
the n al OIL 1t 10 be the one dropped Into the
candy pan.
Whom did you bug this of?' asked.
Inc dealer ha pened TO remember and 1
TOOK the hammer head and went 10 the mans
mouse. There found that he had died during
the summer. but his widow recognized the
hammer. | asked if her husband had left any
od letters or papers and she brought out the
1851 bundle. She knew nothing about any jew
elry, but her husband had left $500. took
the papers 10 their owner aud told him tue thief
was dead"
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-03-04
CENTER & SPADER,
y Real Estate Agents, ]

y Real Estate Agents, Rent Collectors,
% Montgomery ST
Sl1,500-COTner Improvements; fats, 8 rooms
and bath each, renting for $l17S per annum; call
and get PARTICULARS; no reasonable offer Will be
refused.
SI4.OOO-Investment on McAlllster ST., inside
Laguna; 2-Story bay-window houses. renting for
$50 per month: lot 81 :6xl00.
Elegant residence on Broderick ST.. s rooms
bath, laundry. porcelain bsthtu IS bot-ar heaters
parlors elegantly tinted, wood mantels. etc: lot
Z7:6xl37 20: part cash.
$500 cash, balance in monthly payments OF
$50. for NV 2-story bay-windOw res idenee on
EDDY 81; rooms, bath. laundry high basement
ana ali mo0ern improvements; call for full par
ticulars
Observation-Disclosures 2-story house; 10 rooms
and bath; large grounds: lot S0xl22:6; stable,
drivew way. stone walks. etc; in warm belt of the
fdlssion: or will rent TO good tenant for $50 per
fnonth. water extra
UNIMPROVED.
Lot on Broderick, near Grove; 50x112:6; an Of
fer wanted.
s45OO-Lot on Devlsadero. near Fell; 24:sx
1926.
$220o-Lot on Clay ST.. near Frederick; part
s40oO-Lot cor. Cole and Waller SITS; easy
terms: 80 :9x95
$3.50 each-2 lots on Belyedere St. rear Fred
erick 25xl20 each
S2O0O-Lot o goth ST.. near Folsom: 25x1 % IS.
Elegant corner on Howard ST.; 75x9o; must be
sold: inside 9Th st.
sl500-Vicksburg ST., near 23d: 25x117:6, to
an all ey.
S95O-vicksburg ST.. near oath: 24x75.
$700-Lot, Duncan ST.. Sanchez; 25x114
CENTER q SPADER. % MONTGOMERY st.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-03-04
IoHN PFoRR. 32s MONTGOMERY ST.. OPP.
- safe Deposit.

S85OO-Fine residence near Alamo Square;
modern built; 8 rooms and bath; lot % :6x 38 IS,
S65O0-Park lot, 125xlZO feet. on 9Th ave, within
a stone throw from the Midw inter Fair buildings;
viii cut up into bull ding lots of 25xl20 ft. each
$55O0-CaiifoTnia ST; lot 27:6xlS7:6 feet; be-
tween LeavenwOrth and Hyde SITS.
SlT,500-Rent SAP; fine business corner on
stockton ST: 3-story house, stores below. and
fats Of ) rooms and bath each; lot above 37X60.
S75O0-McAlIister St., west from Cough; good
business property: rent $40.
Sl7,50J-Rent $3.50; a fine brick, improved
business property; always rented.
$11,000-Rent Sl24 SO; fac corner property;
3OxS0 feet; improvements new: stores and fats
and DIV tngs; in an il proved neighbOrhood.
$355OO-A magnificent corner on Mission st. {;
. stores and Groom fats upstairs, and 4-room
cottages; lot 65xIOO; rent $2l2.
Market ST.. near Sth; 3-story houses; store and
lodgings UPSTAIRS lot 25x90: rent $l4O.
So. 000-2 houses and lot in the business part of
Hayes St; lot 25xl20 10 rear street.
Si2,OOO-Ftne corner on 4th ST.; 2 houses lot
3OxS0 feeti rent SIT.
s34OO-I9th St, near Eureka; splendid cottage,
rooms and bath; lot 25X75
@S50O-3stoTy bay window house Haight st,
near D. visadero; stable; fats OF rooms and bath
each; lot 25xl37 81; rent S67.
Fine lot, 29Xl2S:7, on Sacramento ST., bet La
guna and Buchanan: Offer wanted
S3S00-Cor. 18th and Eureka sts.; lot 75xl00:
viii make fine building lots.
Cheap lots along Mission road, Excelsior, Col
iegei Academy and West-eud Homestead Tracts.