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Evening star., 1896-02-22
AN ARTISTIC BARRIER
The Finesse of the French Ton.orr,1
Artist.

The finesse of the French Tonsortal
Artist.
From the Philadelphia Record.
They do some things better in. Ia be,,e
france In tonsoriaE emporium near the
state mouse yesterday, Gaspard the French
pafber. was operating upon q fat broker
Inc latter, complying with the American
custom, turned his face to the left as he
recilned In the chair, presenting to Gaspard
Ills risht cheek for the caresses of tha
razor. Seeing this. Gaspard walked to the
ie1t SIDE OF the chair. bringing himself Wis
avis with his subject. Broker turned his
face to the right.
Gaspard returned to the right side of the
iaf. Inair' vlctlm again turned his face to
MS miniature blade in terrifying proximity
10 the customers physiognomicai beauty.
q. sacre, m'sieur" cried the Frenchman;
steel while I you shaife? I feex Won wiz
toWaiie-I r-r-ub you wiz lathaire-I pre-
paire you to shaife! You not no wees to
be shaife?' ~
death grip on the brokers' forelock. and
the latter ceased to struggle.
Gaspard proceeded to WELD the razor in
a calm and strictly professional way, at
follows: %
"Pardong msieur, you nevaire not shaife
by French barbaire? Non? Ah-h-h!
viii explain. Ven I beegeen to shaife un
gentllhomme wiz to see his false in front
or me. Comprehendez? Your American
narba1re your Dutch Cherman barbaire
your niggaire barbaire-vat zey do? Zey
stand at ze baick OF your head. Zey scraipe,
scraipe, Won, two minute. Zen zey saw:
Dose ze razaire hurt you, saire?' Bah;
canaille! Ze artist tonsorriel, ze French
barbaire he do like me- I stand vaire T
see m'sieur's false Your eyes zey is close
Nevaire mind. I watch your eyeleeds. I
watch your eyelash. I make one Ieetle
see your eyebalI qu-viver eeside. lost a
leetie. I say, damn Eat razairv I nut
heem down. I know he hurt you. l get
anozair But eef you look like you dream
of hefen, I know Eat ze razair NOT hurt
you. All, m'sieur! ze Americaine barbaire
no good; ze Dutch Cherman barbaire no
good; ze nfggafre barbaire no good Ze
French barbaire, he zee ees vereetable ar
tist-and I. m'sieur. I lairne my trade in
Paree."
Evening star., 1896-02-22
CLOUDY TOMORROW.
Hut the Weather Will BE Warmer.
With SOutherIy Winds,

out the "cRther VIII &c warmer.
With SoutherIy Winds.
Forecast TIL pm. Sunday-For the Dis
tr!ct Of Columbia. Delaware and Maryland,
fair tonight; Sunday, Increasing cloudiness:
warmer; southeriy winds
For Virginia and North Carolina, fair to-
night; Sunday, increasing cloudiness, with
rain in western portions; warmer; varia BILE
winds, becoming southerly.
Weather conditions and general forecast
The pressure is highest on the south At
lantic coast, and the area of high pressure
overs the Atlantic states, the lower lake
region, the Ono and lower Mississippi val
!eys. The pressure is also high over the
Rocky mountain plateau. a trough of low
pressure extends from Manitoba to western
Texas. The barometer has risen on the
Atlantic coast, and also on the Pacific
coast; it has fallen in the lake regions. the
central and southwestern districts
1t is generally warmer in all districts. ex-
cept in New England and on the Pacific
coast.
Evening star., 1896-02-22
DIED TOGETHER.
Widow and Son of the Late Chief
Justice White.

Widow and Son of the Late Chief
Justice Waite.
By singular coincidence the widow and
the son ofahe late Chief Justice Waite died
yesterday within twenty hours of each 9TH
er. The Star yesterday chronicled the death
Of Christopher c. Waite in his private car
at Columbus. Last night, shortly before
midnight his mother, Mrs. Amelia c. Waite
died at her residence in this city. 1416 Rhode
Island avenue. She was not told of her sons
demise earlier in the day.
Mrs. Waite had been an invalid for the
past six months, and her death was not un-
expected. She was conscious to the last and
the end was peaceful At her bedside were
Miss Mary F Waite her daughter, and her
daughter-in-law, the latter the widow of
the Oldest son of the late chief justice.
Funeral Arrangements.
The funeral will be held at her late resi-
dence. 161G Rhode Island avenue at 9
o'clock tomorrow afternoon. The service,
which will be brief, will be conducted by
Rev. Dr.. Randolph H. McKim. rector Of the
Church of the Epiphany, assisted by Rev.
DR.. WalbriGge, formerly rector of the
church in Toledo which the Waite family
Hiiliker, also of the Church of the Epiphany
Maj. Wright, marshal of the Supreme
Court, will have charge of the arrange
merts and it is expected the justices of the
court will act as honorary pali-bearers. Mr.
Henry Waite of Lexington, KY. nephew
of the late chief justice, is expected to
reach here tonight, and until his arrival no
definite arrs ngen ents for the interment will
be made 1t is expected. however, that tine
body will be taken to Toledo on a late train
tomorrow afternoon and that the son, c. e.
Waite who died at Columbus yesterday
will be buried at the same hour as the
mother. The remains of Mrs. Waite will be
accompanied to Toledo by the daughter
Miss Waite, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Waite and
Miss 7. p. Reed, a niece. During the last
few years Mrs. Waite was the president of
the National Mary Washington Associa-
tion and v as the leading spirit in the move
ment which resulted In the erection at
Fredericksburg last May of the monument
to the memory of the mother of Washing
ton.
Evening star., 1896-02-22
A Vicarious Dose.

From the Louisville Home and Farm.
wife-"Well, doctor, how is It with my
husband?'
Doctor-"Fair to mildlngr so to speak;
he wants a rest above all things. I have
written out prescription for in opiate." /"
Wife-"And when must I give him the
medicine?"
Doctor-"Him? The opiate is for you.
madam"
Evening star., 1896-02-22
What He Had.

From Harlem Life.
whats the matter. Uncle Rufus?' he
asked, facetiously, as the old man came
limping in. "Got the gout?'
"No. sab; Use got de bill TO- dat white
wsshin' what did TO- yer las yeah"
Evening star., 1896-02-22
Sad Experience.

From Brooklyn Life.
The Doctor-"You'n come around all
right, judge. Any physician would tell you
the same thing
The Judge-'Yes. doctor; but I've heard
SO much expert testimonyI''
Evening star., 1896-02-22

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, 18TH ST. ABOVE
Scott Scott Circle, Dr. Charles A. stakely pastor
meeting, G30 pm. Preaching by DIR. Stakely, IL
am. and 7:30 pm. You arc welcome. 1t
Evening star., 1896-02-22

he
Of morning
OF
for the
ii the oil
pacda above 8
= he
the p remains tnay
Evening star., 1896-02-22

MErRoPoLTrAN BAPTIST, 9TH AND NE,
am. and 7'So PIN. Baptism in the evening. All
Evening star., 1896-02-22
CHURCH NOTICES.
BAPTIST.

PASTOR HDMoND HEz swEM CONDUCTS THE
continued sa! special services Sonday night, 1880
O'Clock. Many people have attended. Preaching
at II am BY the pastor. Free pews. All In
vited Second Baptist Church Auditorium, 4th
st. and Va ave. Sc n
Evening star., 1896-02-22

SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH. Sd ST. NV,
Blshop JohIson, DID,, pastOr.-11 am, first of a
series OF sermons on ''Ths Miracles Of the New
Testament" $3.50 pm, Lyceum; Congressman
Mnguire on the single tax question $780, Ser
mon by the pastor. 1t
Evening star., 1896-02-22

Beecfam's s Pills for COM
stipation, Ioc. and 25c
Get the book at your drug
gist's and go by it.
Evening star., 1896-02-22

Il STREET BAPTIST CHURCH, DIR. j. ]. MUIR
pstor.-Preaching, IL am, 1870 pm. Evening
subject: Three Aspirants'' SIS. $3.50 am.
Strangers invited. it
Evening star., 1896-02-22

SALEM BAPTIST CHURCH, CHAMPLAIN AVE
Am. Rev; swamp Angel Brown. 8 pm, Rev.
Meo. w. Lee, DID: pm, Evangelist A. A. j.
Egerton of North Carolina. 40 converts, SO in
quirerS 1t+
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UNIVERSALIST.

CHURCH OF OUR FATHER, 18TH AND L. REV.
AMI 1880 pm. The pastor begins in the eyentn:
series of ILLUSTRATED SERMONS on the
daily invited. 1t
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UNITARIAN.
THE SECULAR LEAGUE,

HE SECULAR LEAGUE.-IN METZEROTT IIALI,.
at o'clock pm, a MASS MEETING to protest
AGAINST union OF church and stat. Speeches by
Elder Fifeld Of New York and LuI. Putnam Of
Boston. Come all Seats free. 1ts
Evening star., 1896-02-22

REV. WILBUR F. CRAFTS. ph. D.. VIII. ICM
ture on BEFORE the Lost Arts" illustrated Nv
90 scientific cartoons, at the Y. N. G. A. mems
=. Church. 18th and G sts.; solo BY Miss Relic
Smith; Bible class for men at 8 O'Clock. Every
man invited. S1'
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EPISCOPAL.

ST. ANDREWS CHURCH, CoRcoRAN AND 1rrII
SITS. NV, Rev J. B. Perry, rector.-Hcly COM
mum mgnion at go pm; services at IL ain. and
ton ton Lecture nn week days, 7:so am. and
service in parish hall under the auspices of The
brotherhood Of st. Andrew. 1t
SAINT JOHNS CHURCH, GEORGETOwN, o ST.
bet. ed and s5d, Rev. Chas. E. Buck, rector
morning prayer and sermon, H. evening prayer,
4:S0; vested choir. Strangers cordially invited ii
ST. PAuLs CHURCH, 2sD ST. NEAR WASHING
Ices at 7so and am. ds and 7:so ss'G.seail pm. An
seats free. Strangers cordially invited It
81. THOMAS CHURCH, DUPONT CIRCLE. 18TH
Rer Va c. s,s Ware hsx s rsso
g:So Morning prayer and sermon at II o'clock
welcome at all services. it
ST. JAMES CHURCH. sTH ST. NEAR Ne
7:so, 1880 and II am. $50 and $50 pm. Al
seats free Strangers cordially invited 1t
CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION, MASS. AVE. AND
Elliott viii preach. vested nhr. ls' Evenlp: p prye YER
during Lent daily except Sunday at 4:aO pm. it
BETHANY CHURCH, G sr. NEAR 14TII, REV.
MUNION of st. Andrews brotherhood at am.
Other. Other services ,,y II am, pm, 1880 pm The
at pm. THE ciAhAcrEi: M rHS:a 6r MAsIi S!S1it
~ ~LNGIoN. 1t
GRACE CHURCH. 9TH AND sTs. s.W., NEAR
am. and 7:3O pm. Instruction to confirmation
class at 6:49 pm. Rev. T. o. Tongue, rector /.
ST. MARGARETS EPISCOPAL CIIURCH.-LENT.
AID. 1896. st. Marg2ret's Is at the head OF
Conn. ave. short distance beyond St; the
Metropolitan street cars will bring you almost
to the door. Subjects of lectures, every Thurs
March 8, 1.-The Descent Into Hell;'' March IL
Prayers for the Dead March 49, Guardian
Anges;" March 26, The General Resurrection
Of the Dead;'' April 2, The Final Heaven" To
any and to all of the above services you will be
most gladly welcomed. Rev. Richard Lewis
Howell. 1t
GRACE CHURCH N.w.-MOlsNIN(i PRAYER. II
O'Clock; evening prayer, 7:30 o'clock; holy com
munion 1st Sunday, II am; Sd Sunday 1880
am. Sunday school, $50 am. ST. Philips
NEW CHURCH.
DEATH THE DOOR TO LIFE, OR OUR EN-
Sewalis fourth lecture Future Life Prob
lems," at the church, corner Of 10th and Oar
eoran sts., 1:SO. Morning subject: Our Savior
With tho Wild Beasts" Seats free to MI.
Litany service, with short address Fri,lovs ae
pm. 1t
CHRISTIAN.
VERMONT AVENUE CHRISTIAN CHJRCu pas.
tor, F. D. Power.-11 am, "Christianity fhe
Key to the Character of WashinZton: %
pm, Rev. DR.. Geo. II. Corey; Sunday school
$50; G. E., G:30- All welcome. It
Y. NJ. O. A.
REV. WILBUR F. CRAFTS. ph D. VIII. 1r
ture on BEFORE the Lost Arts" Illustrated bv
meeting, Sunday, Feb. %, p.m.. 1nndrv eH ~
=. Church. 18th and G sts. solo by Miss 1Reiia
Smith: Bible class for men ut o'clock Everv
man invited. A.
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NEW CHURCH.

DEATH THE DOOR TO LIFE, OR OUR EN-
trance into tho Spiritual World.'' the Rev. Frank
Sewalfs fourth lecture Future Life Prob
lems." at the church. corner Of 18th and Cor
coran sts., 80. Morning subject: Our Savior
With tho Wild Beasts" Seats FREQ 70 ol1
Litany service. with short address, FRIDAYS. 4 40
pm. n
Evening star., 1896-02-22

LUTHER PLACE MEMORIAL CuURCH.-PASTOR
): Z; ,iS Butler at II At 1880, Mr. maehandrayya
OF lndla, who speaks at II. KEIIER MEMOIR
!AL CHURCH, Md ave. n.e.-Pastor G. H. But
Ter, $3.50.
Evening star., 1896-02-22
LUTHERAN.

CHURCH OF THE REFORMATION, PA. AVE.
and I'd st. s.e.-Preaching at II am by the pas
tor. At 7;3o there will be 'good citizenship
service, with addresses by Messrs. John Dana
Morgan, Herman c. Metcalf, Judge Anson s..
Taylor and Mr. W. II. Pennall. All other SER
vices as usual. Seats free II
Evening star., 1896-02-22

ST. PAUL'S ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH
cor; c or ilth and II n.w.-Rev. $. Domer, pastor,
Sunday school at $50. Catecnetical class at g.
Y. L. S. G. Il. at $50 1t
Evening star., 1896-02-22

WE TAKE As O6ILATERAL ANY LISTED STOCK
or bond in any city of tho United States; ei8
old line life insurance policies, syndicate certl&
Gates, warehouse receipts. real estate mortgage
and trusts. YERkES < BAKER, 20 30 &c Mecf
croft building. po2s-n
Evening star., 1896-02-22

DEAD HORSE NOT A DEAD LOSS.
The Peoples Mutual Live Stock Irs. Co. of Pa
requests all persons having claims in February
assessment to call. ut their Office 612 St. and
receive their checks. fe2I-2ts
DR.. CHARLES X. LUCE HAS REMOVED His OF
fee and residence TO 10 ID street southeast.
Evening star., 1896-02-22
CHRISTIAN.

VERMONT AVENUE CHRISTIAN CHURCH. PAS.
tor, F. D: Power.-11 am, Christianity. the
Key to the Character Of Washin2tOn:'T .a0
pm. Rev. DR.. Geo. II. Corey; Sunday school
$50; G. E., G:30. All welcome. 1t
Y. M. @. A.
The San Francisco call., 1896-04-19

Y on WILL
l. HAVE TO BE QUICK
If you want lot Eleventh or Twelfth
aves, between California and Lake sts., as
they are going very fast; 29 lots have been
sold in the past four five weeks; in q
price that sells them.
PRICES S700 AND $725.
TERMS $50 CASH, SO MONTHLY.
All the streets praded, severed and
macadamiZed; California street pass
the property: Sutro cars one block away;
see them once.
BALDWIN & HAMMOND, 10 Montgomery st.
A BUILDING BOOM
"A A LARGE NUMBER OF HOUSES
NOW BEING BUILT
In the Castro street Addition. If you are
thinking OF owning your own home, in
stead of paying rent, it would be good
plan for you to go to-day and what
others are doiGg in the way of home build
ing
Take the Guerrerost. electric cars (Afis-
sion or Valencia transfer at l4th) and ride
to Chenery and Castro SITS. and see the lots
we are Offering for $3.50 to $4U0 on terms
OF So cash and SIS monthly, with the street
work all done, including grading. sewering
and macadamizing: cars pass the property;
electric lights; water piped TO every lot.
Taking everything into consideration you
will find them the cheapest building lots in
the city.
INVESTORS,
Have you heard the news? The Spreck-
elses have Just pure hased the Guerrero
street electric road which "a ses the Castro
street Addition, and will remodel the road,
section is bound to advance in value.
Secure q lot now.
BALDWIN HAMMOND,
10 Montgomery st.
The San Francisco call., 1896-04-19
CITY REAL ESTATE.

AL HoRIeER LOUIS A. souc
r. A. soUC & CO.,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE BROKERS.
HOUSES RENTED. RENTS COLLECTED.
465 AND 467 VALENCIA ST. NEAR 18TH
AS we make specially Of Mission property and
are right on the spot. we can save you time and
money by calling on US at once.
corners in Ihe MsIdn os sss
Iuo. 2-story building containing stores ana A
rooms; . flats, rooms and bath each: bay
order; renting for $3.50 per annum.
sDIA.UOU. Lot 7e:6xlO5; elegant bay-win-
dow house; 9 rooms, bath: salon parlors; large
AN OFFER, AS 1T MUST CO.
GSS00 25x114; TWENTIETH ST., NEAR
pCoOu. Valencia: bay window house 8 rooms
and bath; $500 can remain mortgage.
$4,000 30x114; LIBERTY sT.,NR. GUER-
NOOOO. zero; bay-wlndow house, ms:
Datn; laundry; Mob Hill OF the Mission grand
view.
| S65OO xAtENcIA; VA LEI Al; Mr.. s 2oTg; LOT 2sz
pain; could at small cost be converted into busi-
mess ne property mn, ,,,,, ~
S00UU. alley; alley 80 so1i17:s:' modern o0 2lstory w
house; all in Al order: stable for 8 horses;
&17S0 soxl14; HILL ST, Mr.. vALEN-
W sCO. cia: bay-window house rooms, bat h.
laundry; house In perfect order; street bitumin-
,ie lzed: mo,tgage g Of s2750 can remsn; pro perty
&17S0 2sxloo; YORK ST.. NEAR 10Th;
eD W. cottage rooms: stable and driveway.
OAo0U. modern baywindow cottage, 2. 4 rooms;
bath; laundry; part of basement finished; cheap.
X0500 2bxl14: FORD ST, Mr.. CHURCH: (:
'p pLCOO. bay-window cottage; rooms; bath; !;
large basement and yard.
@0e00 26xl26; CHATTANOOGA ST, Mr.
WLOOO. 22d; cozy cottage rooms bath:
perfect order; fine garden.
QQ0OO SAN CARLOS AVE, Mr.. 18TH
DOUUU. 2-story house rooms, bath; street
work all done and accepted
&CS00 25x80; LEXINGTON AVE, NEAR
HDEOOO. l9th-2 flats, and rooms; rent
$2S; street work all done and accepted.
A FEW VACANT LOTS THAT MUST GO.
50x125; Diamond ST. nr. goth; $l4OO.
25x114; 18th ST., nr. Church: $1,000.
2lxSS; Church ST., mr. 18th; 81 300
26x9O: 2?d st. nr. Sanchez; $780,
2ox1OO: Chenery ST., near 30th; $3.50.
SO:Sx1l7:6 Mission ST. near Gath; $4100,
2hxI14: 9th ST., near Guerrero; $1,000.
25x100; Noe ST., near 2 ,th: $1,000.
26x17Si Mission through to san Jose; $500.
Our list comprises some of the best property in
the Mission. Lots of all sizes in any of the home
steads; a so good business corners in any part of
the Mission; call and get list and prices
lie you want your vacant houses rented place
them with
L. A. soUC & CO., 4e5 and 467 Valencia st.,
near sixteenth.
The San Francisco call., 1896-04-19
. EAL ESTATE FOR SALE BY
LII Z. III. REYNOLDS & CO.
333 MoNTG GoMERY ST
RICE MoNp pIsTRICr RARcA1Ns

Sutro Heights, Point Lobos, Clif House and
41st ave-; choice lots on electrician line u
Point Lobos, Cliff House, 42d and 43d ayes fine
gore lot; $50 feet main frontages and unsurnassad
view: cheap.
$5000-D ST.; business corner: mr. cars and ocean
25x120 lots. near electric-cars; from Ist 10 4ad
aves.; ready for improving.
Bernal Heights: Gift Map lots near Cortland
ave; school and cars; on Wayne st.
Siegel st. and Powhattan ave.; choice cbesn
Bernal Heights building lots, convenient to Cort
land-ave. school; cars, water and electric lights
san Bruno road and Powhattan ave.; choice
Bernal Heights building lots; cheap.
$.Ol-Bay View lots, near railroad.
land ave.
The San Francisco call., 1896-04-19
&1O00 HILL, NEAR CHURCH; MIC
PIOUO. home; 25x114; cottage. rooms.
uN1uppovED PROPERTY

UNIMPRovED PROPERTY.
$15.O0O-Capp and 18th; corner: 125x122:6
6uX190; Waller, near Scott; frontages: will sell
in subdivisions
s45O0-24th, NE. cor. Vicksburg; 5OxlI4
S4000-6bxll7: IS; Sc. cor. Sanchez and 2Sd.
S3500-Stener, near Pine: 25x103.
$3600-Baker, near jackson: 27:Sx110.
S270O-Broderick near Bush: 3OxI03
S2400-Castro cor. Elizabeth: 26:6x105.
S220U-Lyon. near Grove; 25xl00.
$Z050-Ridley, near Scott; 25x117:6.
$lSOJ-Noe, near 18th 25x110
S21O0-Mission ST. opposite Cortland av.; 26xS4.
Sl350-Jessie. mr.. Hermann: 25x77 6; part cash,
$1300-19th, near Sanchez: Z5x114.
$lU00-Hancock, near sanchez; 25xl14.
MADISON tS BURKE, 626 Market st.
The San Francisco call., 1896-04-19
LNOR SALE BY
L THOMAS JAMES STANTON & CO..

L THOMAS JAMES STANTON & CO.,
Real Estate Agents,
$50. 0.000-6 houses near Market ST.. will soon bs
business property; $4,000 was offered year,
$5250-Corner store building now used as grocery
has rooms in the rear and fiat of rooms and
bath UPS up airs; this Is good business corner
$460O-Corner of large lots ana mouse of rooms
and bath; this is a snap and must be sold.
so000-A new house of 2 flats, 8 and rooms
and bath; has all the latest improvements.
$55O0-2 houses Of 2 fats each on Taylor ST.
pays over per cent and always rented; this is q
snap; come and see 1t.
s4b00-B Broderick ST.; 9 substantial bay-wfndow
fats of rooms eacn brick foundations; 36xl2S
$25O0-A 2-story house of 10 rooms: lot 25xS6
S. OF Market st. and between 4th and 5th
$l6CO-A good 4-room cottage; has bath and
high basement and large lot, 30x114; cheap.
streets In the Western Addition; the best front OF
lot vacant: good for more flats: streets complete
UNIMPROVED.
$1,000 each-A number of nice level lots nos,
Market and Castro sts. graded and severed
$1000-Corner in the Mission 50xS0: street grad.
ed and severed: this is snap.
$1000-Bot on York ST., near 23d; 25xlOO.
street work done; a good location.
$500 each-Lots on Waller st.
$l750-Lots on Broderick st. 25x15O: snan
$450-Good level lots on Fairmount Tract close to
two streetcar lines; very cheap.
&700-Only for large lots near ST., south OF
park; only sl75 EACH worth $3.50 each; very
cheap; good location.
Also mum ber of good gold mines.
STANTON & CO., 331 Montgomery ST., rm IL.
JVANTED = GOVERNMENT HOMESTEAD.
w state price and particulars. g. w. NJ, 2bls
Mission ST.
QO1O0 2FLATS ON DIAMOND ST, NEAR
dpAiUO. Eighteenth; with stable In rear: LOT
25x125: pays per cent a month on investment
S4000-3 flats on Shotwell ST.; full-sized lot
rented low at $37 per month; street bituminized :
fats in Al condition.
s2700.Florlda ST.. near Twenty-sixth; s-room
house, with large yard see this and make ma an
offer. j. w. WRIGHT d CO.. 628 Market st
L,XAMINE THESE
IL $30U0-1st ave. boulevard, cor Clay at Iar,e
lot, % :4xl02; great bargain.
$5000-Natoma St. mr.. 9Th: lot 25xSO; fiat a
IN front andhouse OF rooms in rear; rents S45:
income sure. o'
Richmond lots very cheap; easy terms Lake
st., Sd ave.. Clement st.. 18th ave.. etc
ROBERT ]. MERCER & SON 4lo Pine @,
GEE THOSE $50 LOTS TO-DAY IN FRUTT-
- vale Terminal Tract; $5 per month.
The San Francisco call., 1896-04-19

PERRY-sTREET FLATS.
GOS0n 2 NICE FLATS OF AND 6
IDOOOO- rooms and bath; brick foundations,
etc; renting low at S33 per month; mortgage of
$1,000 at 612 per cebt remain.
The San Francisco call., 1896-04-19

O'FARRELL d CO.,
OREAL ESTATE AGENTS HOUSE BROKERS
AND AUCTINEERS,
IL MONTGOMERY ST.
The San Francisco call., 1896-04-19

NEAR MISSION AND TWENTIETH SITS
q ~ n co TAGE OF ROOMS AND g.
% ON ". foot cellar; will be sold on monthly
payments, same as rent.
The San Francisco call., 1896-04-19

" ONLY $50 CASH.
ONLY SlO MONTHLY,
Lots on 25th ave-, bet. Point Lobos ave.
and Clement ST.; them to-day; only
few left. BALDWIN & HAMMOND,
10 Montgomery st.
The San Francisco call., 1896-04-19

uster HxeE entire sn 56vara gaR lot ERoM
cred with fine improvements; renting for $436
make An offer.
The San Francisco call., 1896-04-19

@61OO LOMBARD ST.. NEAR LEAvEN.
eDOlOU. worth; 2-story building; 10 rooms
large lot, 57:6xl37:6.
The San Francisco call., 1896-04-19

U1SN0 BEAUTIFUL CORNER ON OAK
ME- ". ST., fronting Golden Gate Park; this
Is the cheapest lot in the Park Panhandle; an
ideal site for q beautiful home size 81 :3xlU0.
The San Francisco call., 1896-04-19

01Q00 SOLD TO CLOSE AN ESTATE:
I'd 1oOO. make offer Tehama st., near
Fourth; three-story well-built house of IL rooms
and BATH rented for $35 per month; lot 25x75 ad-
joins HoWard-st. frontage.
The San Francisco call., 1896-04-19

HOW ARD-STREEI FLATS
q H00n CHOICE BAY-WINDOW FLATS
sTOOOO. on Howard ST., containing and 5
rooms and bath each. brick foundation: some
walks: bay-windows: S: street accented; mortgage of
S5OOO; must be sold Ills week; 25x75.
The San Francisco call., 1896-04-19

WEBSTER ADDITION COTTAGE
G2 l00 NICE BAY-WINDOW COTTAGE
spo w. of rooms and bath; stone walks:
street bituminizedi near O'Farren and Webster
SIS; 25x9O.
The San Francisco call., 1896-04-19

GRO00 4FLATs: STEVENSON ST, NEAR
eDcOOO. Ridley; rents $44 lot 26x77 :6.
street accented. MADISON d BURKE.
The San Francisco call., 1896-04-19

DICHMOND LOTS.
III $2O00-2Sth ave., mr.. A; 14Oxl2O
$1600-1lth ave-, mr. Point Lobos: 6Oxl2O
$l200-25th ave, mr.. A; 75xl2O.
$l1OO-Lake ST., nr. I'd ave.: 25xlO2:6.
EASTON, ELDRIDGE d CO.
6S8 rkato
The San Francisco call., 1896-04-19

QOOS0 HANDSOME NEW COTTAGE;
.DLCCO. S400 cash, balance $25 per month
Hampshire ST., near 23d; contains rooms, bath
ali latest improvements; lot 26xl00.
The San Francisco call., 1896-04-19

NEW COTTAGE; NOE ST., NEAR 25TH; s
IN rooms: bath; basement modern in every re-
spect; $1,000. balance $50 installments; no inter
est: lot 25xS5.
The San Francisco call., 1896-04-19

GeS00 SEVENTEENTH ST., Mr.. DOUG
epOOOO. lass; 2-story building, containing
nice fats; and rooms, bath, etc. cost $6250 to
build; rent $46: large lot.
The San Francisco call., 1896-04-19

MUST BE SOLD ON ACCOUNT OF FORE
CLOSURE OF MORTGAGE.
SSSln a NICE SUBSTANTIAL 2STORY
eDCCOu. bay-window residence of rooms and
bath; ali modern improvements and convenences:
conservatory, ETC.: sun ali day; 30xl62
The San Francisco call., 1896-04-19

SILVER-ST. INVESTMENT.
GE000 FLATS OF 5, AND ROOM s
OOOOO. and bath each; rent 5000 per annum
stone walks, street accented. ETC.; 25x75.
The San Francisco call., 1896-04-19

@11 0On REDUCED PRICE: BRYANT
ID IL .UOU. st. corner; 2-story building con
tanning stores and fiat above: also IS ory house
containing Two fats of and rooms; rents $SS.