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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-08
ID. O'SULLIVAN,
Eighteenth and Main Streets.

The Dispatch did us an unintentonal
wrong this morning in omlt,ing our es-
Enlistment from its editOria! comment,
when speaking Of the many attractions
now on Main street. We presume u
was taken for granted that everybody
knew or had heard Of our immense Christ
mas and Holiday Stock. we have en-
tlrely too many goods. We are ever
loaded, and must sacrifice some Of the
5000 bales Choice Timothy Hay. per
hundred NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .......... 70
New Raislns, choicest grades, d,
pounds for .................,........ 20
Finest Mjuntaln-Roll Butter, fresh
and sweet ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
Tomatoes, Hanover packing, all To-
matOes. cans fOr.... 900. ........ %
Fine Table Peaches. 3-pound cans. 10
Jersey Lily Family Flour finest -
Finest Mocha and Java Coffee ...... 2:
Pure Leaf Lard .........,.......s...,...
Nice Family Lard ..............,...:...
Fresh Cream Crackers, pounds for... p
5000 barre.s Finest Family Fiour..,:S "
Arbuckles Coffee, 900 pounds just go
10 200 bushels Choice White Corn. 45
Finest Creamery Butter. just try 80
rl RUu1oGId Sherry Wine for Jelly. 90
Imported Bohea Queen Tea, per ID. %
Finest English Breakfast Tea 49,; ~
5000 bushels Choice Water-Ground -
900 sacks Fine Table Salt.........l "
Flnest-Grade Java Coffee, In the ..
bean ........ s............s.s. sss''s.'-ss -
Buy 3 cakes Bakers Chocolate ...... ~
Fine Mountain Whiskey, just out OF
bond, per gallon .......'......,,;''''.'zW
Fresh Ginger-Snaps, per pound
Fine Cream Cheese .................... 10
Choice Home Made Mlnce-Meat ..... 8
Home Made Preserves ..:....,......... Z
North Carolina Cut Herring, $50
fish NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sssss.s .sssf W
New smyrna Figs. bright and fresh.
New Citron ......-.................. ~
8 barrels Fine Old Rye Whiskey, buy
a ga lon ...........s.. ...sss...s.sssss. 4 "
1000 Choice California Hams,
pounds each, per pound .............
200 Fine Beef-Tongues, sell you one
or more for .......................,.. 70
no 3O-Sa, Su. Tu&Th
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-08

CHEAP COAL FOR CASH.
Everybody should keep warm. when coal
Is as cheap as we offer IL. Best quality
and weight guaranteed. See us at once.
Anthracite Stove, S.2.
Anthracite Nut, S.3.
Anthracite Egg, $.
Anthracite Broken, $40.
Lump splint. &75 and s..
Hall Spiint. $3.50 and A75.
PocahOntas Lump, $50
Fire Creek Lump, $3.50
The celebrated Frlck Coke, superior TO
all others, S.25.
So-called Connellsville. s2.75.
3l9 west Broad street. Phone 234t
de 7-5t PAGE BROTHERS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-08

WANTED. TO LOAN MONEY IN
sums from so TO 500 Address. In con-
fidcnce, Post-Ofiice Box $50. de bit
WANT YOU ALL TO COME AND
SEE HOW CHEAP you can buy a New
or Second Hand Cooking or Heating
slave from 81 to $50. Gasoline, l5c. per
gallon. LEIDY'S STDVE-HoUSE, is09
east FRANKLIN street, near Old Market.
Phone 1905. oc lS-ts
JAnirsi Chichester's English Pennyroyai s4s
10 Diamond rr.s-s are tho best. Sac: k.l s.ss;
Toe Ladies" tsrrsE BY i<etyrr NAL, a. psuEssA
Chichester Chemical Coz PhilsdA-s Ps.
my S-sa. sn Tu&Thly $1,000
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-08
LOST, sTRAYED. AND FOUND.

street. a WHITE SETTER BITCH. about
wear old. small yellow spots on ears:
Answers to name OF Daisy. Reward X
returned 10 D. II. GOODE & son, lyJl
east Main street. dc VII
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-08
KEEP Up OLD PRINCIPLES.

CHEAP FOR CASH.
Not TO be undersold. Keep up with the
times. and not be left behind Best quail
Nv ana full weight guaranteed II Is to
Your interest 10 place your orders al
once, as prices are rapidly advancing
North. .
ANTHRACITE. NUT, s5.25.
ANTHRACITE, EGG. y.
ANTHRACITE, BROKEN, $780,
LUMP SPLINT. s. % and s..
HAIL SPIINT. 1925 and $3.50.
POCAHONTAS, LUMP. $3.50.
FIRE CREEK, LUMP, $50.
THE CELEBRATED FRICK COKE,
superior 10 ali others t35.
SO-cALLED CONNELLSNILLE, S2b
1900 west Broad: Phone 407.
1906 east Cary street; Phone lS.
Sc l1-3m c. Ill. PAGE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-08
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

s1OO PER MONTH, OR MORE.
Chances TO make money by speculation
are better now than ever Nice incomes
are made from small investments. Wheat
and Stocks offer excellent opportunities
for those with limited means To make
money. We always work for customers
Interests. Write for advice land book
showing how To do IL free.
COAlACK 3 CO,
de s-Su&W1y % Broadway, New York.
DO YOU SPECULATE.
GUIDE TO SUCCESSFUL SPECgLA-
TION" mailed free. Wheat. provision,
cotton. and stock speculation. on limited
margin, thoroughly explained. Core
spondencc solicited. WARREN FORD 90
Co, IL Wall street. New York. de s-lt'
SCIENCE OF SPECULATION" THE
only successful system OF operating In
grain and stocks mailed free on apph-
cation. G. ID. HUGHES K CO.,
de ste IS Broadway, New York.
SPECTATORS CAN MAKE MONEY
in wheat cotton, stocks, and provisions
by sending orders 10 responsible houses.
We are represented on the principal ex-
changes Can give references. Our book.
.Proftable Trading" also MANUFACTURERS.
Is free orders taken upon small margins.
MCKENZIE. TURNER x CO,
AS Western Union building
oc ls-su13t Chicago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-08

NEW HOLIDAY BOOKS.
Two Christmas beauties. Sell at sight.
BE quick
HISTORICAL PUBLISHING CO,
dc l-sust Philadelphia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-08

WANTED. TO SELL A PHYSICIANS
BAR. RESTAURANT, AND BILLIARD
SALOON. Centrally located. Rent low.
Has done a good business for the past
twenty years. RESTAURANT, care DIS
patch. de slit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-08

saAnsALN To TAnE OasDEitS; WE
send samples; give exclusive territory;
pay good salary and expenses. or LIBERAL
Commission &c proper apple MS. Adaress
Sc 1-Su. Tu. Th&F1y
AGENTS WANTED WHO DESIRE TO
double their income Our wonderful Alum
mum Novelty pays 200 per cent. proht---
sell at sight-lnteresting work delivered
free. Semple Zoe. Write for terms.
ALUMINIUM NOVELTY COMPANY,
&C s-Sul5t a6 Broadway. New YORK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-08

FARM WANTED.
WANTED. A FARM OF 80 TO l2J
ACRES. within five miles Of the city;
must have necessary buildings; In good
condition; immediate possession. ). II.
BAYLISS, care Carter K Ryiard. ue SIT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-08

WANTED. OCCUPANTS WITH
BOARD, FOR CHOICE, SUNNY ROOMS,
at 20S east Franklin street. TABLE
BOARDERS also desired. de S-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-08

WANTED. BOARDERS.-MRS. r. f.
JONES has taken the house No. los north
Seventh street, which she would Ike 10
have filled with BOARDERS. My rooms
are ali clean. having been newly papered.
My table is good. and accommodations
hOme-nke de s--t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-08

WANTED, TO SELL SECONDHAND
DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE; in good
order; cheap. Apply at I5 Governor
street. De site
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-19

ture to San Francisco said that the things
had been bought on time and that the
time had long since elapsed.
Some time ago Mr.. Spear was arrested
for embeZzlement, but he was acquitted.
After that event his credit was strength
ened and he went to greater lengths. Mr..
Palmtag would like to collect $500 from
Mr.. Spear; Harry Collins, the San Fran
cisco saloon man, holds some checks that
the banks repudiate, and Walter Cox of
Los Angeles holds two checks on the bank
at Haywards that are valueless. Mr..
Hawley of this city holds a note that he
cannot negotiate for per cent of its face
value, and several other creditors are also
among the mournerS.
Two weeks ago last Monday night Mr..
Cox came from Los Angeles and demanded
an explanation. Attorney Spear promised
to meet Cox the same night and take up
his checks, but Mr.. Cox waited two days
and then returned.
Mrs. Cakes of Haywards entrusted the
settling up of small estate to Mr.. Spear,
and she would also like to see him. But
all the search has so far failed to locate the
missing attorney and his creditors feel that
they have a genuine grievance against
him. Mr.. Cox has gone to the length of
swearing out warrants on serious charges.
Attorney Spear moved in the very best
society in Haywards and was acknowledged
TO De Inc pest dressed man IN town. lie
was six feet tall and very gentlemanly in
his manners. He succeeded in winning
the affection OF very estimable and
wealthy young lady of Haywards. To all
appearances the dashing attorney was an
acceptable sutton to the young lady's
family as we'll as to her. and the engage
ment was duly announced a short time
ago. At the time Mr.. Spear presented his
fiancee with handsome diamond engage
ment ring. When the disappearance OF
Mr.. Spear was made known to the San
Francisco jewellers who supplied the ring
they sent messenger to Haywards and as
result the ring was returned three days
ago.
The latest creditor to make known his
wants is the attorneys Chinese laundry
man.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-19
TO STORM CASTLE ROSE,
The Sheriff to Dispossess {
Portuguese Noble at Warm
Springs.
His Castle Has Been Awarded by
the Court to His Divorced
Wife.
OAKLAND OFFICE SAN Francisco CALL,
90S Broadway, Sept. Is.

wv O1O1onoy OOPe' AO'
She riff White has big job on his hands
tomorrow morning. He has to 60 to
Warm Springs to gain possession of a
Portuguese nobleman's ranch and put the
donna in possession. Two deputies have
already attempted the task, but Don Man
uel Rose Gefes the order of the Superior
Court, and declares that he will hold the
fort against all corners.
The trouble is the result of suit for
divorce. Don and Donna Rose are one of
the wealthiest families in the Portuguese
settlement, and about year ago their
marital troubles proved source of amuse-
ment rather than scandal in the Superior
Court.
Stockings filed with money disappeared
as if by magic from the house, and Rose
tried to make it appear that Mrs. Rose
could produce them If she was so inclined.
The story of Mrs. Rose, however, impressed
the court as being the most truthful, and
she was granted u divorce and the ranch at
Warm Springs.
Rose has frequently promised to vacate
the ranch in favor of his wife, and has also
appealed the case to the Supreme Court.
In his latter proceeding he neglected to
file the necessary bond to cover the prop
erty. and Attorney Dodge has decided that
the judgment of the Superior Court shall
be carried out.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-19
KNOWS HOODOO BROKEN.
The Ex-RaiIroad Strike Leader Has at
Last Obtained Work.

The Ex-Railroad Strike Leader Has at
Last Obtained Work.
At the meeting of the American Railway
Union last evening Harry Knox was the
recipient of the hearty congratulations of
his brother railroad men. Knox, it will
be remembered, was prominent in the late
railroad strike, and he was an active
worker in the cause of the strikers at Sac
ramento. In consequence of his activity
in this direction he was put at the head of
the railroads blacklist as soon as the
trouble was over. He was unable to go
back on the road and bad luck seemed to
have camped upon his trail
Every attempt to get into business OF
secure employment proved failure, and
for the past year and half Knox has prac-
tically been out of work. He and his
friends openly ass erted that other in
fuences than bad luck were at work.
KIN OK expects soon to be out of harm
way. He has had positive promise of a
position as motorman on the new Sutro
streetcar line that will run from Central
avenue to the beach.
81 really believe" said he, "that it is
the only place in the State that / could
get and hold. am sure that no influence
can be brought to bear upon Mayor Sutro
that will cause him to discharge me for
the part l took in the Southern Pacific
railroad strike eighteen months ago. I
will 60 to work on October s..
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-19

probable entries are Stewart, Squires. Koenig,
Goodrich, Kurtz, Redington, Agnew, Berco-
witch, Childs, Colby Dazell, Reed, Edwards,
Kenna Kitchen and Gooch.
The Womens Friendly Council of the Second
Congregational Church will give a reception
to the elderly people of the congregation and
community in the church tomorrow after
noon from 8 to o'clock.
Ben Brown, driver for H. E. Robbins, the
coal-dealer on Telegraph avenue, met with a
serious accident shortly before noon to-day at
the corner of East Twelfth street and Eighth
avenue. He was on a coal wagon which was
struck by an Alameda electrician. He was
thrown out and badly bruised. The team ran
away.
The Alameda and Santa Barbara Improve
ment Company has been incorporated TO de-
velop oil wells and acquire and oeal-in real
estate. The directors for the year are Thomas
Ham, George Schmidt, J. H. Stricken, w. E.
Lapham and Samuel Wakeham. The capital
stock is $4,000, of which $15,42O has been
actually subscribed, as follows: Ham $15,-
500, Schmidt $50, Stricken $50, Lapham $50,
Waterman $50.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-19
Several Very Extensive Deals
in Alameda County Real
Estate.
THEY ATE POISONOUS CHEESE.
The Validity Of the New City Bonds
to Be Decided by the SUI
preme Court.
OAKLAND OFFICE SAN Francisco CALL


sos Broadway, September Is. !
The filing of deed and mortgage to-day
closed one of the largest real-estate deals
that has beer made in this city for several
months. 1t is the sale of the Albany
Hotel property to William J. Dingee for
$4,000. The property was recently trans
ferred from the estate of Henry Bacon to
the Bacon Loan and Land Company and
sold by the company. The property IS
situated at the northeast corner of Fiji
tenth street and Broadway and has a
frontage of la feet on Broadway and 100
feet on Fifteenth street. The hotel IS
brick, four stories in height, and was built
by the late Joseph Marlborough several
years ago at cost OF $4,000. Including
the Improvements, the property sold for
Sl096 foot, with frontage on Broadway.
Accompanying the deed was a mortgage
upon the property of 81, 200, made by W..
J. Dingee to the Hibernia Bank OF San
Francisco.
A few weeks ago there was organized in
San Francisco o new land company,
named the Real Estate Syndicate, IN which
Frank NJ. Smith is one of the leading
parties. 1t was evidently formed strictly
for business purposes, for 1t has already
begun buying property wholesale. Its
largest purchase is probably the Piedmont
Heights Tract, formerly owned by w. j.
Dingee. He has sold 1916 acres to the Real
Estate Syndicate for $500 per acre.
q The next sale is that of the Huntington
Tract, eighty acres, lying between High
street and Seminary avenue, the San Lee
andre road and the tracks of the Southern
Pacific. The price of this piece is not
given, but it is among the most valuable
real estate in Fruitvale.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-19
HISTORY OF A DAY.
Alameda County Happenings Told in
Short Chapters.
OAKLAND OFFICE SAN FRANCISCO CALL,
90S Broadway, Sept. Is.

OAKLAND DAN fRANClSCO OAIsLJ
90S Broadway, Sept. Is.
Georgia Ella Reed, U. C. '93, has been
elected principal Of the Santa Rosa High
School.
The Academic Athletic League will hold its
semi-annual field day at the U. C. cinder track
at Berkeley September %.
Cynthia A. Price has been granted divorce
from her husband Isaiah on the ground OF his
willful des .rtion and neglect.
The remains of a Chinaman were found in a
pond neal the hopyards, Pleasanton, this
morning. Coroner Baldwin will investigate.
The directors of the Merchants Exchange
last evening accepted the resignation of their
secretary, Horace Z. Smith, ana chose Webb n.
Pearce as his successor.
The Chief of Police continues the raids upon
the Chinese lottery houses. Last night posse
OF officers raided game at III Seventh street,
and four Chinese keepers were arrested.
The Oakland Y. NJ c. A. lads are preparing
for the big field day at Los Angeles next
month. They will hold an athletic entertain
nent soon to assist in defraying the expenses
OF the trip.
Andrew NJ. Prosser fled petition in insolv-
ency this afternoon. His attorney after fling
the petition carried it away inadvertently and
the statement of assets and liabilities could
not be obtained.
The cycling annex of the High school will
hol@s two-mile handicap race at the trotting
park SATURDAY afternoon. September Il. The
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-19
THE STOCK MARKET.

The Gold Hill stocks continued lively yesterday,
especially on the noon informal session, when
Challenge sold up to &c., 3400 shares; Confidence
to So rs, 1855 shares and Yellow Jacket to 55c,
5000 shares These were the best figures Of the
day except for yellow Jacket which advanced to
CSC after the afternoon call. The other stocks
were firm rule, but outside of those mentioned
business was not very brisk.
NOTES.
The Gray Eagle Mining Company has reelected
the old directors and officers for another year
The secretary's financial statement showed a
credit balance of 1921 20.
Bullion valued at $215U has been received from
the Mayfower gravel mine.
The annual meeting of the Mono takes place to-
day.
The board of directors of the Consolidated Cali
fornia and Virginia Mining Company met yester-
day and passed resolutions dismissing the charges
preferred against Superintendent u. b. Lyman by
q large shareholder and expressing their confidence
in him.
It is reported that the Consolidated California
and Virginia will open the northern part of the
from the station of the old Consolidated Vir-
ginia shaft that level 1t was south of the shaft
station on that level that the late James G. Rule
did his work. North of the shaft the ground is
practically UNEMPLOYED In fact, in that part of the
mine the ground from the 1100 level up TO the 500
level is nearly all virgin.
The Western Union Telegraph Company will pay
the usual IA per cent quarterly dividend on the
10Th of October.
The Commercial Cable Company (Mackay-Ben
nett) will pay quarterly dividend of ia per cent
on the same date.
Assessments Pending.
FoIloUinp g n list of assessments now Dendino.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-19
LATE NEWS OF ALAMEDA,
Sudden Disappearance OF
Walter Bannen-ShOrt In
His Accounts.
A Bookkeeper Who Played Poker
for AmuSeme Is Believed
to Have Gone to Canada.

ALAMEDA, CAL, Sept. 1S.-Walter
Bannen, young man who for a number
of years has been employed as book
keeper in grocery establishment at the
corner of Encinal avenue and Walnut
street, has been missing since last Thurs
day. After an inspection of his books a
shortage of about $3.50 was discovered. 1t
is believed that he lost heavily at poker.
and has gone to Vancouver.
The Grim Reaper.
Mrs L. D. Armstrong. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. James Powell of 2260 Central
avenue, died last evening from blood
poisoning. She suffered great agony. and
death came as a relief. Deceased was "a
years of age and native OF California.
Thomas Kelley, a plasterer and an old
resident of Alameda, died this morning at
his home on Central avenue. Deceased
was n years of age, native OF Ireland,
and left widow and three sons, John j.,
Thomas F. and William Fl. Kelley.
Mrs. Margaret Benese died yesterday of
old age at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Henleck, of Webster street, near Pacific
native of France.
To Complete the Canal.
The City Clerk to-day received three
replleS 10 the request OF tue Clty trustees
to United States Senators White and Per-
kins and the seven Congressman to confer
with the Trustees in regard to the COM
pletion of the tidal canal. The answers
are from Senator Perkins and Representa-
tives S. G. Hilborn and Grove L. Johnson
| all of whom promise to lend their aid and
assistance.
The Electric Light Plant.
The electric light plant is nearing its
full capacity. The city electrician reports
that he has received orders for 800 lights
all told. ]. G. Linderman made applica-
ton for 100 lights for his renovated opera
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-19
REFEREE SALE.
A Grand Piece Of Business Property
North Line of Golden Gate Ave-, 1879
Feet West of Leavenworth Street.

North Line of Golden Gate Ave-, 1875
Feet West of Leavenworth Street.
This large and splendid piece of business prop
erty is on the north line of Golden Gate avenue,
blocks from Market street and one block from the
City Hall. AT present the Improvements consist
Of two residences on Golden Gate avenue and two
houses ON the rear Of the lot. This is splendid
property to improve with building for public and
society halls, or French flats of modern construc-
ton, with stores below would pay largely on the
investment. Several car lines pass near the
property. Golden Gate avenue is bituminiZed.
Lot 60:6xl37;6 feet, with rear l. 22x57:6 feet.
For DIAGRAM see catalogues.
Terms: Cash in gold coin of the United States;
ten per cent of the purchase price to be paid at
frmaton of sale by the Superior Court Deed at
purchasers expense. Taxes for the fiscal year
be adjusted between buyer and seller when the
deed is delivered
Business Corner and Residence Lot
Near Market Street.
Sc. cor. Of Noe and Ridley sts near Market
the corner for business and French flats: the inside
lot for French fats: fine chance for builder or
speculator: Castro and Haight street cables; cor
ner lot, 3OxlOO feet; inside lot, 25x100 feet.
Richmond Corner Business Lot.
NV. cor. of California st. and 9Th ave-: street
graded, macadamized and severed: examine this
corner lot Sacramento street, Sutro and to be
Point Lobos cable and steam cars; large corner lot
32:6x 100 feet.
Golden Gate Park Residence Lot.
N. line OF Carl 150:71a feet w. of Cole ST.; this
elegant residence lOt OVer100kS ana IS but one b0ck
from the Golden Gate Park: street severed and
macadamized; Ha1ght street and Omnibus cables
and Metropolitan electric roads, lot 25x1376 feet.
Castro Heights Residence Lots.
w. line Noe, extending from Cpd to Hill ST., the
entire frontage; these handsome residence lots
ready for buildings: streets macadamiZed, sew
cred, and in fine condition: examine these for a
home; elegant opportt nifty for builders or specu-
lators these lots must be sold Castrostreet cable
corner lots, 26:6xl05; Z inside lots 25xl05 feet.
n. line Elizabeth, los feet E. of Castro St.; fine
view Castro-street cab e: examine these: must be
sold; street in fine condition; lots, 25x114 feet
each.
Richmond Residence Lot.
w. line 4th ave-, 375 feet S. of Point Lobos ave.;
fine residence business lot ali ready for building;
4th ave. graded ana macadamized; Geary Meal
lister Powell and Sacramento cables; lot 25x120
feet.
For particulars catalogue, etc, inquire Of
EASTON, ELDRIDGE s. CO.,
SaIesrooms 63S Market ST., Auctioneers.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-19

THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS and TWO YEARS
TINE have been spent in preparing this choice
property for the market. Every detail has been
attended to. The magnificent boulevard graded
and macadamized. Cement walks laid oneach
side Sewers constructed and drainage COM
pleted under the supervision of the best of en-
gineers.
Every lot in the much sought-for tract will
be offered on the day of the auction.
Not a foot has been disposed of, although nu-
merous offers have been received.
Every one has an equal chance, and the
chances are limited.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-19
Surrendered Himself.

Joseph OFT, who twice shot John Scannell,
alias "Toughy" Nolan, early Sunday morning
on Suffer and Larkin streets, surrendered him.
self at the City Prison yesterday and was
booked on the charge of assault to murder.
OFT said he had been laid up in n is room, 513C
Larkin street, since Sunday morning from the
beating he received from Scannell and his
friend, Tom Rodgers. II charges Scannell and
Rodgers with robbing him of 81 so.