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The herald., 1894-12-12
COLLIDED IN A TUNNEL.
A Cable Car Disaster in
Chicago.
Scores of Persons Seriously
Injured.
One Crowded Train Crashes Into
Another.
Seriously
The Wrsck Takes Fire, Which Create es
Terrible Psnic-Mirsc uIous Es-
cape OF Many Passengers
From Instant Death.

by the Associated Press
CHICAGO. Dec. 1I.--In a colieion be-
tween cable cars in the Washington
street tunnel this evening one man was
fatally hurt, Is moro were seriously in.
jnred, and score OF others more or
less bruised The cars were set on fire
the stoves, and for long time there
was fearful panic around the scene.
The most seriously injured are:
John Smith. will die; George New
man, William joyce, James Mcdonald,
John Frems, James McGintv. Mrs.
Thomas Beeman. Mrs. George Reiss.
Mrs. William Parker. John Donohue,
William Maonsy, j. B. Burtle, A Al
kens, Mrs. Estella Viamen. Harry God
dard. 7. H. Moran, Nellie Scott. e. B.
Barton. Misa Olga Schroeder, n. Peter
son. John Speth. NJ. Nelson.
liz addition to these there was a large
mum ber of people who sustained pain
full injuries.
Both the West Madison street and the
Milwaukee avenue cable lines run
through the tunnel. and at the time the
accident occurred, 8 80 o'clock, all the
cation with people retu rning from busi-
ness on the south side of the river. A
Madison street cable train, consisting Of
grip car and two trailers, was two.
thirds OF the way down the incline to-
ward the bottom of the tunnel, when q
cable train ON the Milwaukee avenue
line, also consisting OF three oars, en-
tered the tunnel. Almost imm ediately
after starting down the slope Gripman
Moran of the Milwaukee avenue line
lost his h old on the cable and the car
shot forward down the steep incline.
Moran rang his alarm bell, and he
and the conductor set all the brakes on
the train. but were unable to hold it,
and just as the bottom OF the tunnel was
reached, the runaway cars struck the
Madison-street train with awful force,
smashing its rear car into splinters and
demoliehing the Mjlwaukee-avenus grip
car.
Both cars were piled up in heap,
from which such passengers as we're
capable of moving crawled out, battered
and bleeding.
Each of the two wrecked cars held
about 75 passengers, and that numbe r
OF them were not instantly killed ia q
wonder. To add to the horror of the
accident, one OF the wrecked cars caught
FIRE and began to blaze furiously. All
the people injured on both cars had
been removed before the FIRE became
dangerous, however. A number of peo.
pie we're pinioned in the wreck and
others were held fast between the wreck
age and the walls of the tunnel. All OF
them were quickly removed and the
fire extinguisnsd by an engine com.
pany.
The cause OF the accident was the
breaking of the grip of the Milwaukee g
avenue car.
> Later-Morris Smith died in the hos,
pital at IL o'clock. John Donohue, an.
other of the injured. died in the county
hospital at midnight.
The herald., 1894-12-12
A HORRIBLE BUTCHERY,
AN INSANE MAN COMMITS AN
AWFUL CRIME.
He Hacks His Wife and Two Children
to Death, Fatally Mutilatss His
Two Step p-Childrsn, Then
Suicides.

RIDGEwAY, Mo-, Dec. 1.-THE mos
horrible human butchery ever recorded
in this section was committed five miles
southwest OF this city this afternoon.
David g. Spragg, in fit of insanity,
murdered his wife and two children and
mortslly wounded his two step children,
and then took his own life. The weapon
which the maniac welded with such
appalling results was a large butcher
knife.
The nearest neigh Dor OF the Spraggs
lived almost mile distant. and it was
come time before the news of the crime
spread. In few hours numbers of
people arrived from town and an invest
igstion of the scene was made. The
most sickening sight met their gaze.
Laying in the yard near the gate was
the remains of Mrs. spragg, mutilsted
almost beyond recognition. In the lit-
tie dwelling, in one corner of the sitting
room. lay the lifeless body Of little Galley,
six years old, and ia the other, Albert,
a four-year-old boy. On the kitchen
floor with blood smeared all over Lis
hands and face and still clenching the
terrible instrument OF death. lay the
author of the awful crimes. Two step
children of Spragg, both under six years
old. were taken to the home OF neigh
Dor, where they are dying from dozens
OF cuts that cover their little bodies.
Evidence of a terrible struggle was
plainly visible in the SpraQg home, whei Q
the walls and furniture were spattered
with blood. The particulars of the
year-od stepdaughter of Spragg. who,
eluding her stepfather's murderous
grasp, escaped to neighbours and gave
the alarm.
Spragg had been complaining all the
neighbor, Mr.. Meyers, was sent to
Ridgeway for a doctor. Soon after
Movers left, Spragg tied Caley's hands
throat. Mrs. Spragg rushed into the
room and attempted to interfere, when
Spragg made for her. She ran into the
ward. around the house and then into
it again, closely followed by Spragg. In
the house he caught her, and desper-
ate struggle ensued. He literally
hacked her head and face to pieces, and
then cutting her head almost from the
body. dragged her by the hair into the
ward. Covered with gore the human
monster now returned to the house to
continue HE work.
Dora was sick in bed, and climbed out
of a window in the meantime and
escaped.
When the people frat began to arrive,
they were kept from entering by Spragg,
who stood in the door with loaded
.botorn Finally ha lOcked tta door
and it was then that he brtchered his
step-children. just as the crowd were
preparing to break into the house, two
shots we're heard, and when the door
was finally forced open. Spragg was
dead, and the scene aa described was
presented to view.
The two step-children cannot re-
cover.
The herald., 1894-12-12
DAKING ROBBERY.
A Burglar Impersonates Detectiv
And btsnIs &405.

Burglar Impersonates Detective
and steals S405.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. l1.-Mr. and
Mrs. William E. Brown, who arrived
here last week from Portland and we're
en- route to Eur eka, were robbed of s495
this afternoon by most daring burglar.
The robber wore a badge and claimed to
be a detective. He entered their ap-
partments on O'Farrell street while
Mrs. Brown was alone, and after accus-
ing the woman and her husband of com.
plicity in q recent robbery, coolly pro-
ceeded to search their trunks. The
burglar found the money in stocking.
He charged that it had been stolen, and
after frightening Mrs. Brown into con-
dition of helpless terror he boldly
walked out OF the house.
The herald., 1894-12-12
BILL GAY CONFEssEs.

He Was at One Time Worth Half = Mil
lion Dollars.
NEEDLES, CAL, Dec. 1l.-Bill Gay, held
here ior murder in Meagher county,
Mont, made full confession today to
Deputy Sheriff Keys. Keys knew the
prisoner Is years ago in the Black Hills
country, when he was worth over $780,
600. Gay says he intended never to be
taken alive, and was completely taken
by surprise when captured.
The herald., 1894-12-12
BADLY DIsFIGUKED.

A Desperate scrappiDg Match Between
Two Salt Lake Lawyers.
SALT LAKE, Utah. Dec. 1.-THE law
Office OF Ferguson, Frew & Jackson was
the scene yesterday of a desperate scrap
ping match such as lawyers seldom en-
gage in. As result Attorney Tom Fer
guson is under the surgeons care and
Attorney q. P. f. Jackson is in the
city Jail
Both Ferguson and Jackson were
members of the same lega! firm, OF
which Mr.. Frew is the third partner.
There has been some dissatisfaction and
a dissolution of the partnership was be-
ing arranged. Tho disagreements con-
nected Herewith were the cause OF the
row.
Jackson's story as told to the officers
is to the effect that a telegram to him
was received at the Office and was
opened; that he went to see about it
and quarrel ensued in which Fergu-
son was getting the bes OF him and
pounding the life out OF him." that
when Ferguson had him on the floor he
drew his pistol in self.defense and fred
ut Ferguson's face.
Frew Gays that the telegram was not
Op6u6u, Uut Chluo W VIC OluCo, duu h r.
Rabbitte, o friend of Jackson's, was
taking possession of it. Frew objected,
and said he would send it to Jack son at
the Manitou. In taking the telegram
from Rabbitte a corner Of the envelope
was torn off, but the telegram was un-
touched. In this condition it was sent
to Jackson's room at the hotel.
Rabbitte is from California, and is
said to be one of a syndicate which sold
some mines to the Mercury company.
He and Frew remained in the outer Of
flee while Jackson went in to Ferguson.
An Assassin's Victim.
MADEIRA, CAL, Dec. 1.-THE remains
of Pasquals Milesi. who disappeared a
month ago, we're found near his cabin
in the mountains yesterday. He had
been shot in the back of the head and
then had his brains beaten out with the
butt end of the gun or some other in
strument. Wild animals had so prey ed
on the body that it was almost unrecog-
nizable. There is no clue to the perpe-
TRAITOR.
The herald., 1894-12-12
-
NEIGHBORiNG PLACES.

Echo MoUNTAIS-N Notable visitors
FULLERToN-Orange growers organize.
SANTA ANA-A fine orange crop promised.
Plenty of tremps.
POMONA More rain. Interest about olive
culture
REDlANDs-Dec!sion in liquor selling case
reversed.
PAsADENA-The tournament OF roses. The
Lee-Brown wedding
The herald., 1894-12-12
Diamond sterst auction today.

The drug combine "busted" by OFF
& Vaughn. Drugs at eastern prices.
ayers. joys and Hoods sarsaparilla,
65 cts i; Paine's Celery Compound, 75c
Syrup OF figs, 80 cts.
The herald., 1894-12-12

Order your suit early. H. A. Getz is
crowded for fine tailoring at moderate
prices. liz West Third street.
The herald., 1894-12-12

Wickstrom & Person, tailors. Fit,
workmanship and goods guaranteed
firet-class prices moderate. Room /,
1201a S. Spring street.
The herald., 1894-12-12

Babies cry for Castoria, 25 cents q
bottle at Off & Vaughn's, corner Fourth
and Spring streets.
The herald., 1894-12-12

Hollenbsck Hotel Cafe, 2I4 Second
street. Oysters Soc dozen, any style.
The herald., 1894-12-12

Loo AL-Convention of Southern California
supervisors will ring the state division
question The anvass of the city vote....
The police commission; no music in the
saloons. Customs officials make an op' 'um
sezure..,.The death warrant of John Craig
signed; a stay of proceedings City coun
Gil; the fight over Figueroa street. The
trial of Ashworth, the slayer of Manuel
Watson =. Features of the single Laxers'
meeting. Alva Johnson confesses to the
Roscoe train robberes.
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An Assassin's Victim.
Diamond street auction today.

Try a gal. Maltese club whiskey, $3.50,
unexcelled for purity and flavor. t Vache
& Co., cor. Comerc'l & Alameda. tel. 800.
The herald., 1894-12-12
POINTERS FOR TODAY,

Los ANGELES THEATER- ADELAIDE.
THE IMPERIAL-Vaudeville
BUsBANK-The Corsican Br others.
Y. NJ. @. A. HALL-Misson meeting 80 P. m.
The herald., 1894-12-12

DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Medal and Diploma.
The herald., 1894-12-12
AN INDEX TO YESTERDAY.

BY TELEGRAPH Currency reform
schemes . Congressional proceedings. -.
Absconder seelys capture Gable car dis
aster In Chicago. Pacific coast happen
ings. General news gleenings
The herald., 1894-12-12
Eastern hickory nuts at Althcusss'

Diamond street auction today.
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Diamond street auction today.
The herald., 1894-12-12

Diamond street auction today
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-15
CONDICIONES Y CONCESIONES

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Para osi
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el elcasode unpaiHo pud
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afranquc rfeocari lie dos
La aConpana neeta los
RI IYhol m fiu para Brceon como
de pesas de Ia, stas-3a de pesHs
NAYoL HRRMANOs & Co.
Hhemnre2 2de
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LInea de las Antillas.
Vap0r M. =, ViIiaverd@,

vapor viaje del dia puerto, toma
Espana trabordo Pueroco al dc
sale da de cad aguno de comp
je del % tonara pana
Rico dcto sale DO ual puerto da de
cada
En- la cuarentenaria desd e 1 de Mayo 80 de setie
ad tod los de paalero sol
SANTA der
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PARA CARRETERAS

Sc ue,sde cash d a1sitad de sac Uator, wnnd a
ouissa triturGdora de paeesra me,stsda para ca
Treteras, CON su cdkdeyG y demds pseSos, en-
mug bs4e,s estadO q ssn mcrts,scte de rep'%esto
e! q1se Ia issterese pssede dirtqsrse d don 10
bcr5o Graham, ess est0 caasdod.
Ponce FebvPra II fie 1894
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-15
PIEDRAS DE FILTRO
agales, superaofes

Lo m-jor que Sc ha importado de
Canarias, tient de venta en- su al
nac6n de la playa
J AMORos & CO
Octbre 9 1894. Inn. pte
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OIivaS y Go.
GRAN DEPOSITO

de cateado peleterta de Jaime Rullssa
Atochd, 6 Ponce.
En- este antique como acreditado ests-
bleci miepto hay constantemente un elegan
to varladfsimo surtido do toda clase de
calzado de todos precios, quesse.renue-
va mensualmente por los vapores directos.
Existe tambien un conpleto surtido de
toda clase dc materiales para zapsteros y
taabarteroe, dries camisas mallorquinas,
rnaletas de viaje Y baules americanos.
Vanta Al nor mavor v al detail 3p
A LOS HACENDADOS DE CANA
1ol4 .s.oncio Santiago, de Coamo, tiene
de venta novillos fnos uropios para yrgo.
'-~a.oo Nouia-o t,~a ~ Se S,7 Z"
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-15

Con este especf6co desaparecen los bar
roe la pleaaon que producer las eruccion
nes en- Ell cuerpo. E. el verdadero ''quita-
1oor". Sc psa en- frceiones
V6odese en la calle de Ia Concerdia,
ntiuern en Juana Dlaz en- eass de don
jose Sapchez ei pIatero
Innio 10 de 1924. 3 V.
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JARABE
BARSAMICO CROSOThD
DEL LICDO. GIOL

Fl major pecteral conocido hasta 81 da
Cura e6cazmente las enferredades del ps
cho, tos pertinaz, catar-os, resfriados, -
ma, bronquitis, tisis pulmonar, grippe, to.
ferina, en- general para todas las e1teg
medades de las Was respiratorias.
FL .TdrGbe bdlsGmico creOSStGdO .fs 6tot
Sc vonde en- las farmacias mas aereditada.
de la Isla.
Pueden tomarse hasts cuatIo cnehasdi-
tas al dfa.
Pfdase 81 "Jarabe balsamco creosotsio
- Giol.'
Ponce Agosto ii de 1894. 3iu
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-15
SEGIROS SODRE "A |IDI
A MASSACHUS ETTS BENEFIT LIFE ASSOCIATION
DE BOSTON. MASS. E. u A.

de los de las deuas
E reduction producndo pae compets un
teneres
La
No hay restriction
Els depue lercera
ell penio
muere
Exuide de o american
solo conceden $1,000 de de
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f. w WPRESTON Playa Ponce
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The morning call., 1894-04-04
0VEE, TOY & CO.,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
AND AUCTIONEERS,
l9 MONTGOMERY STREET.

s5Oo0-Noe ST., near 18th: rooms; large base
ment: stable in rear: one-half cash.
Sl75O-Cheap lot; y e. cor. Eureka ana 21st;
5OI97:6s graded and severed.
S5OeO-An offer wanted; Guerrero ST., near 22d
st.: hats: rent S38
S5000-Langrou ST., near Howard fats: rents
$50 PEI month: paved street.
$ss0O-1Sth 81. residence; near Valencia; house
OF rooms and bath.
$i2500-Jones ST.. near Geary new fats: one
teuaht; rent $S5 per mouth.
SSOOO-A reasonable offer entertained in Mis-
sion near valencia and 18th sts.; bay-window cot
tage OF rooms and bath; lot 25xS0
,SlO.os0+24th St. near Mission lot 6Oxl 90 feet
separate hats OF rooms and bath each; rents
1914 per month.
$450O-Greenwich ST., near w ebster: lot b5xl2O
70 rear street; cottage Of rooms and bath I;
ch1cken-ho uses, lawn, shade trees. etc
Sl7.oOO-Owler anxious TO sell: An offer onter-
tanned; corner on EDDY. st improvements 3 bay-
window houses; rents $135 per month; LOT 81 ;6x
$40.
S3lOO-Elliott Park, of Steiner. bet Geary and
O'FarreIi: lot 22I8o feet: 2.story nonsa or q
rooms, ETC.; rents $50 per month.
- &425U-Page ST., near Lyon; excellent cottage
house bay-window, containing rooms harm nan
try laundry, ETC.: rents $50 per month
S625O-l9th ST., halt block from Valencia-st
cable. 2 houses containing 8 rooms hath lam
dry witr'a 9-foot basement, etc.; street accepted
cement sid walk: rents sou.
zeOOO-Easy installmentS; Devisadero st ne,r
Hafght: almost new 2-story and basement housa
of g rooms, bath. undry, etc; rents $50 month
Sf25O-Lot on NE. cor. North Point and Larkin
srB, as :9xe 5: very easy monthy payments II re-
CURED: no cash.
"Reminiscences ST.. corner: only ] block from
Haight.sf cars: lot 24xS0: 2 fats o! 4 and rooms
and bath each; rents $3l per month
$i0OO-Nalier ST., near buchanan; lot 2bx
1875 cottage of rooms and bath
S27,5OO-Sutter ST., near Leavenworth: sepa.
rate fats; rents 1921 per month; lot 33 :6x
1876. Rpl SuWe2s
The morning call., 1894-04-04
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NoTICE-oCCIDENTAL
Consolidated Mining Company Location OF
principal place OF business San Francisco Califor-
mia; location Of works, Silver Star Mining Dis
trict, Storey County. Nevada.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the follow
ing described stock on account OF assessment No.
is. levied on the 18th day OF January, 1894. the
several amounts set opposite the names of the re-
spective shareholders, as follows:
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT sALENOTICE-SE BELCHER
~ and Mdes Consolidated Mining Company.
Location OF principal place of business, San
Francisco, CALIFORNIA;; location OF works, Gold
Hill Mining District. storey County. State Of Me-
vada.
Ing described stock, oil account OF assessment
IN o. l3) levied on the 5th day of February, 1894,
the several amounts set opposite the names of
The respective shareholders. as follows:
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ASTRoLOGY.

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ATTORNEYs-AT-LAw

A DVICE FREE IN ALL LEGAL MATTERS.
~ divorce probate laws, marriage contracts, pri
vate q w. HOWE, att'y-at-law. No. fifth ST. IT
IN W. DAVIDSON, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. 42e
w California ST.. rms. 14-l6; advice free. d3 tt
D A CRoTHERS. ATTORNEY. AT-LAw. 605
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IMPROVED LOTS

IMPROVED LOTS.
12hx175-House of 81 rooms; P ark road.
5Oxll4-7 rooms and bath; 2lst, near Sanchez.
25xl12 :6-Cottage, . rooms and bath; Treat
ave, near oath st.
25xl1O-9 rooms and bath; basement; Guerrero
ST., near 18th.
3Ox95-C ottage, 4 rooms: 22d ST., near Folsom.
54xi14-Double house, IL rooms: stable; 29th
st near Guerrero.
SOxIl4-Cottage of 3 rooms; 9th ST., near San
chez.
5Ox1l4-Lot and improvements; 2eth Sc, near
Sanchez.
a bargain: Day ST., near Sanchez.
70xlO0-4 rooms and BATH Siegel ST.
25xSO-Cottage, rooms and bath; Dehon st.,
~ :6xI65-House OF II rooms; 26th, near Mis-
sion ST.
25x7O-Cortage, rooms and bath; standish st
UNIMPROvED LOTS AND CORNERS.
25x75-Chapultepec St
25xlO0-3 lots, "a 80, 81, City Land Association
80xll4-NE. cor. Army aud oe sts.
lots, including corner, in block 81, Exec lsior
Homestead; 251l00 each.
Examine the above property ana make an Offer
JOSEPH KEMP. 1921 Mission ST., near 18th.
mrs. SuWe If
The morning call., 1894-04-04

IL MONTGOMERY ST
S2SOOTRHsn 1 oHEApEsT THING ON EaRT T
rooms and bath. on 9th St; all the latest modern
improvements: only years Old; can be had with
very little cash; balance N ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
G1 SO0 COTTAGE OF ROOMS AND BATH
W wv. and stable, on 10th ST., near Sanchez;
lot 25x1l4: terms can be made to sui purchaser.
$l55O0 oho sEa sss oSks TF III.
is worthy OF your investigation as 1T is as good
piece OF Fith-st property as has ever been offered
DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS IN ALL PARTS
~ or the city; Pine, Page, Clay, Sacramento
Waller, Willard, Carl, Fell, stanyan, Cole ASH
bury, Fair Oaks st. and De Long ave. In fact we
have building lots in all parts OF the city on all OF
the desirable streets.
$500 AT IT B a hans.
contains parIors diningrooiD Kitchen, breakfast
room. large sunny bedrooms and nice garden, as
the lot 81 :6Il 81 s.; also has finished easements
can be had on terms TO suit the purchaser
p6O00 REDUCED FROM $3.50 IN OR
choice business in the Mission: drug
store below and fiat above; property leased Tor
five years. si1e OF lot 2518o; this building is new
and cost the owner over $4,000.
Ge00O 2 ELEGANT FLATS; INCOME $55
SOUUO. per month: one of the best locations
in the city; Scott ST.. near Haight: street paved
with bituminous rock and accepted by the city
lot 25xlO6 -; this is positively the cheapest pair
of fats In the city.
$780, Gs s s,S ON sS J s5s Ay ,S
makes IL choice building lots positively the
cheapest piece for speculation offered.
OOS00 CHOICE sUTTER.ST. BUSINESS
tDCOOO. corner; grocery and barroom
and fiat above; income $50 per month.
0O0OO 2-SToRY RESIDENCE. ROOMS
UOUOU. and BATH McAllister ST.. near
Fillmore; lot 25xl27:6.
S3 800 eadsO esss ays oTss a =
feet front; store doing good business; elegantly
fitted fat above.
Gao1CE ME CORNER NE eo Rss
OF double parlors, dining room, kitchen, butler S
pantry, stOreroom, chambers and bath; lot BOX
s5; an offer might be entertained
SPEAR ST, BET MISSION AND HOWARD;
y water lot; 40 :10xl37 IS; for sale cheap
AN OFFER wANTED-Nw. COR TWENTY
~ fifth and York sts.; 60x104.
TOWARD AND TWENTY FIFTH SIS; Sw
II corner; 65x1I5 to street: making
frontages: very desirable; an offer wanted
d ESIDENCE, MODERN IN EVERY RESPECT;
IL new. never oeen occupied; on the sunny siuo
of Castro st; house contains salon parlors, DIN,
ingroom, kitchen. large pantries, sunny and
capacious chambers; house heated by hot air fur
mace: electric bells; can be bought cheap and OF
reasonable terms In fact the terms will be made
TO suit the purchaser; lot 25xl25
O.FAOO CHOICE RESIDENCE ON SCOTT
N IUUO. st. (Pacifc Heightsl. rooms and
bath. attic and basement; lot 30x107:6i new
house, built about one year.
For further particulars apply to o'FAkRELL &
CO.. IL Montgomery ST. ap1 SuWe 1t
JOSEPH KEMP,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE BROKER,
1921 Mission St.
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Auctioneers Id Monfrom ery st. San Francisco
Gala obtain one OF our 'Hea Estate kecorus, 81,
which contain list OF properties for SAFE III al
Darts Of The city.
The morning call., 1894-04-04

And In accordance with law, and an order from
the Board OF Directors. made on the 9th day of
February. 1894. so many shares OF each parcel OF
such stock as may be necessary will be sold at
public auction at the office of the company room
so. Nevada block, 500 Montgomery st. San Fran
cisco, California. on THURSDAY the 18th day OF
March, 1894, at the hour OF O'Clock p. N. OF said
day. TO pay said delinquent assessment thereon,
together with costs OF advertising and expenses
of SALE K. b. HOLMES. secretary.
on1ee-Room so, Nevada block, 500 MQafgom.
cry St, San Francisco California.
The morning call., 1894-04-04

GOQ0O THE CHEAPEST THING ON EARTH;
DZOuO. Elegant hay-window cottage of 5
rooms and bath. on 9th St; all the latest modern
improvements: only years old; can be had with
very little cash; balance ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
The morning call., 1894-04-04

col RO0 MAGNIFICENT RESIDENCE OF
OIL .CUU. II rooms and bath. laundry. etc
corner of Oak St. overlooking the panhandle OF
the park; elegant carpets fixtures, etc, included
lot 81 :6xIOO; owner is very anxious to sell.
The morning call., 1894-04-04

G1OOO COTTAGE OF ROOMS AND BATH
W IONV. and stable, on 10th ST., near Sanchez;
lot 25xIl4; terms can be made to suIs purchaser