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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-09

amendments upon the BIZ s~n.,c~ ~.
lers Amendments was adopt.1 s..,'s.s-
tutlng the County Auditor Tor the eo,s,ss,
commissioners. TO whom remoustrnn~es
against saioonkeepev must BE- made
AIR. ksrn's amendment was sdossss
making y unlawful Tor druggists ss ssii
liquor without prescription f,.-, !.
physician. Imprisonment nav ~. 49,
on the second offence.
An amendment was also passed that
only men can hold saiooa licenses
On the hnai vote most Of the 49,
Gratis voted for the bill. as dld othsrs -,
mad fought II right along. "''
IL y believed that the House vii, r..~
the local-option CLAUSE. Wv
The Governor viii slgs the buy ncv,
that the responsibility has been re,,,.ss.,
from him. and Indiana with have iceai
option.
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and locked up at the Third station yes
terday. charged with stealing $50 IN
money and lot OF jeweiry, valued =.
s2s. from J. J. Poh. The robbery was
committed several days ago. About w
OF the money and some OF the Jewelry
were recovered. Rosa and virginia Lazy.
two colored women. were arrested on the
charge Of receiving the goods.
A stray pig. arrested in the First Pc
lice Distrlct viii be sold at auction this
morning. and Sergeant B. +. Howard VIII
act the part Of crier during the pfoceea-
ings.
Henry woodsin tcolored) was arrested
YESTERDAY by Sergeant Whiuock and
locked iup at the First station, Inc
negro some time ago cut Caledonia Brown
1coIoredD. but has eluded the officers until
yesterday. The crime was committed In
uensico county.
lanes Bland (colore0 was locked up ct
the second Station on the charge OF as
saulting Priscilla Wade and threatening
10 shoot Frank Haiden.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-09
MednIa Presented.

There was an interesting ceremony al
the Armory last night. when the follow
ing members OF Company A. who at
tained IS per cent for attendance last
year were presented with medals: Captain
c. Gray Bossieux; Eeutenants J. II
Goode and +. L. Jeter Sergeants Ram
stetter and r. c. Baptist, Corporals J.
b. Metzger and II. Underwater, Pri-
Yates ]. IL. Evans. T. ID. Fairlamb, O.
Il. Gilbrich. c. w. Johnson. and Henry
Lesse. This made the sixth year Captain
Bossieux has attained 50 per cent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-09
OTHER FUNERALS.
WILL WORK UNION MEN.
MIR. West Effects an Arrangement
with white nrickiaycrs.

Mr.. r. ]. West, contractor for the
brlckwork on the colored armory being
erected at the corner of st. Peter and
Leigh streets. has effected an arrange
ment whereby union bricklayers instead
Of colored workmen Will be employed OIL
the building.
Mr.. West made application to ARMS
tead Walker. a colored bricklayer who
usually does his work, but he and his
men were very busy. and he told Mr..
West that he could give the work to
union men SO far as he (Walker) was
concerned
The contractor then perfected arrange
ments with r. NJ. Jones and other union
men TO lay the brick in the colored ar
mory.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-09
MRS. SUSAN C. WADE.
Death of This Lady-Funerni OF
Mr.. Thomas Jefferson Peyton.


Mrs. Susan Colston Wade died at hei
residence, No. 4O2 north Ninth street
Thursday morning. Deceased was th'
widow of Rev. Anderson Wade, for many
years rector OF Mapsico and Westoyei
churches, Charles City county. and daugh
ter Of General Jaquelln Burwell iiaryle
Of this city. In her youth Mrs Wade
was well known In this city. She was
lady OF fine intellect and Of many loyaols
traits OF character.
The funeral will take place from st
James church at o'clock this afternoon
MR.. PEYToNs FUNERAL.
The remains Of Thomas Jefferson Pey'
ton. formerly of this city. who died Thurs.
day at his residence In Washington, ar.
rived here yesterday afternoon on the z:5'
train and were inferred in Hollywood
Rev. L. Il. Mason.
The honorary pall-bearers were Messrs
J. II. Montague. w. Il. Palmer, X. 8
Archer, Powhatan Ellis, Frank Chamber
iayne, Philip Haxall and Maxwell T.
Clarke. and the active pall-bearers Messrs
George Wayne Anderson. J. Is. Young, NJ
J. Montague. c. r. Smith. J. N. Carter
X. Carter Scott, u. Peyton, and X. Pey-
ton.
OTHER FUNERALS.
The funeral OF Mrs. Emma Jones, wife
OF Mr.. Clarence w. Jones. whose death
on Thursday was announced In yester-
days Dispatch will take place from
Seventh-Street Christian church this
afternoon at o'clock. The pail-bearers
will be Messrs. j. VI. Burton. w. "A.
Woody, w. II. Hening. NJ. Slayin, ]. A.
Turner and J. W. Jewell.
Mrs. Jones was a daughter OF
Mr.. John G.. Duke. of Louisa county, and
was only "a years OF age.
The funeral OF Mr.. John Newton Van
Lew, who died In Philadelphia on Tues
day. took place at II o'clock yesterday
morning from the residence of his sister,
Miss Lizzie Van Lew. No 2311 east Grace
street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-09
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND, VA, March s-No auction
Offering offerings on Change to-day.
Private sales: Filters. q hogsheads;
wrappers. u; cutters, ,: scrap. II; dark
leaf, IL; Tugs, 30. Total 81 hogsheads.
Revenue collections; Cigars and olga
rettes,. A7.2i; tobacco, N.TsS.1. Total,
N,g75.55.
Bright loose sales to-day were by far
the best of the week, and prices ruled
high on all grades. Wrappers sod up to
S57.
Dark loose sales. A,755 pounds; highest
price, l-2c. Total for week, 14,0b
pounds; highest price, lO&c.
Prices continue strong on all grades,
especially stemmers The hogshead mar
ket was more active to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-09
JuktIcc QuiHIeY ncmOveJ.

BROOKLYN, n. Y. March S.-Police-
Justice Quigley was removed from office
this morning by an order handed down
by the special term of the Supreme Court.
Justice Quigley was charged by Mayor
Schieren with official misconduct. The
charges grew out OF his disposition Of
cyses against persons arrested during the
disorders occurring in connection with
the recent trolley-strike. The Justice was
very lenlent with such prisoners, in most
cases discharging them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-09
Celery District Democratic Choice.

Third District Democratic Congressional
Convention was held here this afternoon.
Judge ]. b. Shipman. OF Coldwater; T..
II. Gilkey. of Richland. and A. NJ. Todd,
OF Kalamazoo, were the nominations
made. Gilkey was nominated on the Sc
cond ballot by the following vote: Gilkey.
81: Shipman. IL; Todd. IA.
The Democratic State platform adopted
at Saginaw was adopted by the conyen-
ton, and 1t then adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-09
INDIANA no HAVE LOCAL orTrox.
Nichol.sa Bill Passes the s<nase-A
Vote for Mothers sake.

INDIANAPoLIS March s.-cheers
filed the Senate chamber at noon to.
day. when the final vote OF the Senate
upon the Nicholson bill was announced.
The bill, with the iocal-option feature
intact. was passed by vote OF IS to
Q. Senator crsmsr. who has opposed the
bill in many sections. said as he voted;
The Republicans who have left their
party on this question are sore-heads
and hypocrites. but there Is one person
In this world for whose opinion I care
and that Is my mother. For her sake
vote for the bill. The galleries
cheered.
The Senate spent the morning In making
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sure Remedy.

CSew York Weekly
Unison: Doctor: 1 am getting too stout
for comfort, and l want your advice.
Doct1s: Nothing reduces flesh like
worry. Spend two hours a day thinking
OF the unpaid bill YOU owe me.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-09
our Daily New York Hotel Report

NEW YORK. March s.r(Special.)-A.
L. Boulware, w. NJ. Couling. Fifth-Ave-
nue.; T. Miller. Belvldere; L. Il. Richard
son, Jr., Broadway Central; T. II. Smith,
Grand Union: J. L. Bacon, Aston; W.
Argus, Broadway Central.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, Nd. March S.-yIrsiniA
50, new. 734; do. Century bonds, 5stsa5g4;
baltimore and OHIO, i93k. asked; CONSOLES ted
il6.
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RICHMOND srocK MARKEr.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RIrUlnxD March q lgQ

OFTRrsGs,-CorD, white. AGA bushels.
stLEs.-Corn. white, ITO bushels.
QUOTATIONS. berry. oSaG1e
mixed. o7s61c snortbefry. 56a61c.: No 2
red, Gle. Corn - White Virginia, 47a4sc..
NO. white. 47lsa4Sc. : No mIxeo. 46s46S<c.
Oats-ho mixed. 344a3hc. No. = mixed.
s3lta34c: winter, s2a45c. Rye 57a5se
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-09

The WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was rainy and warm. A thunderstorm
passed over the city between ana y
o'clock p. II. The skies at midnight were
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-09

Cash quotations: Flour quiet at tribe sd-
vance; fesling firm. Wheat. o41sa3slsc.; no.
g red, 521sa525sc. No. corn, 431sa4S1ss.
Lard. s650aso SEA. kibs. s545asa. 80.
Shoulders. s4.6zllasI75. sides, so.75aeo.so.
Whisky, sl.2s,s.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
UNION sTOCK-YARDs. ILL, March B.
Csttle-Rsceipts. 1000 head; common 20 extra
steers. s375ase.l0: stockers and fee1sIs'
Hogs-Rcceipts. So 900 head; heavy "a Oa
"a IS !. common to choice, mixed. - oo: en9iee
assorted. s4.16as42o; nght. tasoas4lo;
's heepD ODy 5000 head: marks,
voak; Inferior 70 choice. s2.50as4.5o; lambs
e3.25aS5.23.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET
BALTIMORE. March s.-Flcur-Firm. 49,
whsat-No. 2 red. spot and March, o94a
593Sc.; May, e0a60isc.; steamer. NO. red
5s14a5Jifc.; southern, BY sample, ooaooc.' az
on grade, 56Ssa5944c. 49, AZ.
4sl<c.; May, 4pa4gjxc.: steamer mixed.
47gsc, bid; southern. white' AsaSoc-' DO Ssuo"'
os.s-Firm; No 2 white western soas7s;
No mixed do, 3ia34hc.
Rye-Firm bat quiet; Nc. 2, pc.
Hsy-steady at elx.5oesi3-0O.
Grain freishts quiet
Cotton-Firn, iniddiing, ot1c -
Proyisions-Quiet: mess porx, sIS.oo' uulN
shcalderb, &C.: short rib SIDES and clear Sides
&C.; sugar-cufed shoulders. 714c
Hsms-smali, l0i<c.; large, loilc-
Refined lard. 77le.
But.er-Steady. fancy creams ~. gee: indie,
I5al De-: roll I2al4c.: ssore- pacfsd, saiOc
Eggs--bc uaoralixsd at 12tfat24c.
Coree- firn; No. 2, sld-5o.
sugar-Firm; graduated. 4as
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI. March S.-Flour-Quisf; WIN
ter, fancy, Sc. 35as2.45; family, e2.0SsSlio'
extra. t1.S5aei.o5-
Wbonz--Abouf steady
Corn-Atous steacy No mixed. uecks
l3c; No Whstcs trses. 4R]7c.
Z oxis-~Rsihss scarce No mtxeo 90
IoEk-Ac<,ves mes& e11v0
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-09

PORT or RICHMOND. MARCH 8. 1895.
ARRIVED
Steamship Roanoke. Boar, New York, mer-
ehsnd.ss aad passengers: George W. Allen q
Co. agents.
SAILED.
steamer Pocanontas. Graves, Norfolk. msr-
chan sise sna passengers: Irwin Wsisiger. sn-
perintsndenL
PORT or WEST POINT. MAncH 8, 1893.
ARRIVED.
tBy teiezrapb.S
Steamship Danvil.e. Marphy. Baltimore pas
sengsfs and general cargo
SAiLGD.
Steamship Danyille. harphy, Baltimore, pas
sensers aud gensfai cargo.
PoRT OF NEWPORT NEWS, MARCH 8, 1895.
ARRIVED.
tBy tslsgrapn-l
sonooasr rsrtuns, Norfolk
ecn0oner ~ ~ bhkvs ran Hfyss.
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o. sa.
THE LONDON ASSURANCE CORPORATION.

ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER ,~
LAWS xupIroR OF p Tfn
ANcS TIh VIRGINIA. ~ " IN PuRsu-
Goyernor-GEoRCE
Principa
Organic r
CONNIE United Staes-iS2
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MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUsr-
NESS CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
Prices of Money, bonds, stocks'
Grain, Tobacco, Cotton, &C., ana
I'm Addition Thereto the Weather
Indications.

- WASHINGTON. March s.-Forecast
riIp lfor Virginia: Rain in the early
I'M" uorning, followed by generally
fair and much colder weather
during the day; brisk and high northwest
winds.
North Carolina: Showers. followed by
fair weather; winds shifting TO northwest.
and colder.
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I.-cAPITALA
Ir.-AssErs.

Amount Amount & sssI stock ssa . sss;GS PAID ]
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the
AZ or OTHER STATES iNcoRfoR AaED
AND OF OTHER BONDS
COMPANY. -
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IIf.-LIABILITIES.

Gossclai FOL and
Iosses il process OF n
cludn al
tssraen
Total amount claims
Net amount unpaid ......s 4z1@
receivable unexpred fire
ling interest premium fire risks BttZ36;
49,.
CROSSE
pohcy
Gross mRms as and receivable
Total unearned premiums computed .
Is p deposit received M@
uother
gent due 10 contested
become
Rst course er or 9n S reinsurance S
capital I s
urp :.
OF
The San Francisco call., 1895-12-22
q HAINWALD, BUCKBEE & CO., REAL ES-
- TATE AGENTS,
21S-220 MONTGOMERY ST., MILLS
BUILDING.
HOUSES RENTED.

S30.00O-Sacramento ST.; very handsome resi-
dences; rooms and bath each; rents $2O5
$S50-Terms 800 cash. balance $50 monthly
Richmond lots; 10th ave-, near California ST.;
cheap.
s66O-Hin ST.. near Sanchez; 26xi14; offer
wanted.
S75OO-Pine ST.. near Polk; houses; rents
$74 so; rear fronts on Austin st. +; lot 2oxl20
S2250-Clay ST.: marine view; Preside Heights,
Laurel St; 27:6x127 :S14, or two lots at the
same rate.
S625O-eO5 Fillmore ST.. near McAllister; hand
some two-story cottage OF rooms and bath; lot
25xS7;6.
S2675-9I6 Hampshire ST., near 2lst new cot
tage of rooms and bath; stable for horses; lot
25Xl0p; easy terms If desired.
$5250-Broderick St, near Clay; very handsome
cottage of 5 rooms and bath; lot q :S14xS0.
$5500-Folsom ST., near l 4th: three modern mats
Of and rooms and bath; rents $42 ;lot 25x122: IS
feet.
$1O,5O0-Ellis st., near Franklin, north side;
40x120 feet.
$5oOo..2lst ST., near Valencia; price reduced;
lot 22x90 feet; rents SAT.
S4250-Minna St., near 2nd; rents $42; lot
25xs0 feet.
S60OO-Price reduced from $780, substantial
bay-window house of rooms and bath; Golden
Gate ave. near Pierce: lot 81 ;6x110 feet.
$4500-14th and Jessie sts, northwest corner;
si250-2lst ST. and York, southeast corner; 25x
100 feet.
Scott: 25XlOU feet; cheap.
S225O-516 Diamond ST.; modern house OF six
rooms and bath; terms, 500 cash, balance $50
monthly, same rent.
S190O-Carl ST., near Cole; north side; lot ask
S2SUO-Cost owner over $4,000: handsome modern
bay-window cottage. rooms and bath; cement
street; on line Sutro electric road; easy terms
equal to rent IL desired.
Sl250-Stevenson St. near 14tn, 25x65 feet; OF
three lots same rate.
$1100-Noe ST., E. line, Hill; 25x110 feet;
lot all graded and ready to build on.
S1400-Hckory ave- bet. Oak and Fell SITS, near
Buchanan: lot 27 :6x5 so feet.
S34O0-N. side jackson ST., near Leavenworth, a
2-story fiat OF 4 rooms each; rent $24 so per
month: size lot "a :6xS2.
p Radu from two
and rooms and bath rent $5l so per month; on
McAllister ST.; size OF lot 25x137:6.
S2000-Church ST., bet. 18th and 18th sts.; 26X
125 feet on line electric road.
The above is only partial list. We will be glad
to furnish a complete list on application
SHAINWALD. BUCKBEE & CO.,
2lS-220 Montgomery st., Mills building.
The San Francisco call., 1895-12-22
HOME FOR CHRISTMAS


"Come. wife, let's go downtown and make selec-
tions for Christmas. The children are getting
big now and mere toys won't do. suppose you ve
your heart set on new dress, eh?'
"No, John; let's do differently this year. The
very best Christmas present for all OF US, one in
which every member of the family can share
would be TO buy home"
"Buy homel How, I'd like to know"
''Well, I'll tell you how. WAS down to see
Jacob Heyman yesterday, and he will build US a
fine modern tive-room house, with bath and base
ment, the Heyman Tract, for $500: $500
down. balance S25 month Just the same as we
paying in rent for this old fiat with its
leaky plumb bing and noisy neighbors. out there
we can have a large yard, flowers and all the
comforts and conveDIences OF a modern home.
I'd rather wear my Old dresses, and l am sure
the children would be far greater pleased than
with al the pretty things Santa Claus might
bring them"
''Well, that sounds nice, but how about the in
terest?"
"Why, John, the interest is included in the S25
month. AT per cent il amounts to $l2 50 the
first month, but the next month it is less, and so
on Till the last month, when it will be nothing.
So the interest averages but S6 80 month, and
an average Of SlS go month goes to pay for the
place. Just think; we've paid $25 month rent
nothing TO show for it. We might have paid for
home in the same time for the same money"
"Well, guess that's right: let's go and pick
out a lot and make arrangements for a house."
CO OUT AND SEE THE HEY AIAN TRACT.
VI Take Castro-st. cars to Twenty-third St. or Mis-
son-st. cars, transferring 10 twenty -second-st.
electricians. We are building houses right along;
these light rains do not stop building Over twenty
homes built in the past six months. Mr.. James
4. Cotter, our resident agent, will show you all
around. If inconvenient to call write and we
will tell you all about It,
JACOB HEYMAN Owner,
Room 5, Crocker building, Post and Market SITS.
Open Saturday night.
The San Francisco call., 1895-12-22
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
O'FARRELL q CO.,
DAVID BUSH, COUNTRY DEPARTMENT
IL MONTGOMERY ST.

On ACRES, ia MILES FROM SEBASTOPOL
CO Sonoma County; $40 cherries, $50 peaches
S67 apples, 470 prunes, 1873 pears 30 almonds, &c
ounces, 20 apricots, 5000 wine grapes, blackber-
ries, gooseberres; 80 acres in potatoes; acre in
corn; good house with z rooms; large barn and
outbuildings; fine water; horse, harness, wagons
buggy, plow, cutivator, fruit trays, boxes, etc..
acres of timber on the place; a handsome, profit
able place; price $4,000; on easy terms.
UC0D0 WILL BUY 70 ACRES OF LAND
UOOOO miles from Glen Ellen: beautiful
profitable place. with good improvements; the
wood on this place would pay for the entire place;
would make fine poultry place; 81 80 an acre
will buy 400 acres within one mile of schoolhouse
at Mramonte, with threefifths of an artesian well
flowing 100000 gallons; this is splendid land
and great bargain
JIOR RENT-l040 ACRES, 8 MILES SOUTH
Il east of Valley Springs, Caaveras County; 300
acres under cultivation; 80 acres in summer fall
low; all culttvable; 800 acres heavy oak timber;
Calaveras River runs / 12 miles through the land
house of rooms. hard finished; one cottage OF
ro0msi stable for 30 head OF horses, hay barn,
cowshed, granary. milkhouse, blacksmith-shop;
this is fine stock and grain ranch rent 5000 per
annum; half cash. with privilege OF purchase at
SIS an acre: great bargain.
COS ACRES FOR RENT 5 MILES Sc. OF
COC Llvermore: about $50 acres in wheat; So
fenced: about 300 acres cultivable; 2 farmhOuses
barn, granary, blacksmith-shop, milkhouse and
carriage-house; wipdmills and tank and running
water rent $500 per annum; half cash, with option
to purchase at $40 per acre any time within one
year. will give Lease stock and tools at valuation
w E HAVE SOME OF THE GREATEST BAR.
w gains in improved fruit, vineyard, grain and
also some fine income properties for exchange
call for particularS.
The San Francisco call., 1895-12-22

UN1MPRONED PROPERTY.
Choicest lots in Observation-Disclosures and Lake
sts.. 1lth and 18th all streetwork completed
ready for building; lowest prices and easiest
terms offered in this growing section.
$10500-Devisadero, near Fulton; 82:6x90.
$150O0-Capp and 18th; corner: 125x122:6
S5500-Washington, corner Lyon; 81 :9x10O.
S4500-24th, NE. cor. Nicksburg; 50x114.
$4000-65xl17 IS; Sc. cor. Sanchez and 23d.
S3500-Steiner, near Pine: 25x1O3.
S3500-Baker, near Jackson 27:Sx110.
S2700-Noe. near Market; 25x100.
$2500-Cheap; Clay, near Baker; 2bxlOo.
$2400-Castro, cor. Elizabeth: 26 :6x105.
S2200-Lyon, near Grove: 25xl00.
$1350-Jessie. mr.. Hermann 25X77:6; part cash.
Sanchez, Valley; 26:6xl00; $3.50.
SS40-California, cor. 18th ave-: % ;Sx91:6
$450-N. side Bismarck, bet. Mission and San
Jose roads: lot 40x100: electricians pass within
200 feet a pickup: 500 cash.
MADISON q BURKE. 626 Market st.
The San Francisco call., 1895-12-22

C'OR RENT-FRUIT AND CHICKEN RANCH
Il acres ten minutes walk from depot: good
town: rare chance. SEARCHLIGHT, 602 Market.
IN ACRES. 800: MORE SAME PRICE; PAY
" able So week, without interest; level valley
land railroad runs through the tract; the best
bargain in California; secure home; you will not
miss the So a week; will be worth So to 81.
WESTERN LAND COMPANY, $40 Market ST.
4 TO ACRE CHICKEN RANCHES On 10
I years credit ID. II. TWING. Sonoma City, ,Ca,.
CEND FOR OUR LIST OF ORCHARD HOMES
- for sale. WOOSTER q WHITTON. San Jose.
CHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA-THR
~ WEEKLY CALL, sent to any address in the
United States or Canada one year for 81 50, post
free.
The San Francisco call., 1895-12-22

:: Call and obtain of our Real Estate Records
Which contain list of properties for sale in all
TaTts of the city - eii
The San Francisco call., 1895-12-22
BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOME,

A BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOME.
II AT San Carlos station, San Mateo Co., hour
out: acres best soil; acres orchard: modern g.
room house; every convenience; water piped all
the place: for sale at half value; only $500;
balance time, 8 per cent.
to 20 acre tracts vegetable loan in Santa Rosa
Corporation: your own price and terms.
623 acres good land, 412 miles from San Fran
cisco City Hall $2250; Will sell half
HUGH SHELLS, Crocker building.
T-ACRE RANCH, SAN MATEO: SALE OR EX-
change for city home; house 10 rooms: 400 fruit
trees: station five minutes walk. PATTERSON
d CO., 420 Sprecke)s building