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DENVER,s BLooDr DAr.
Accidents and Arrays the Cause O,
Three Deaths.

~eNesstS Ut~ AUFNkS tHc CGNSG OF
Three Deaths.
DENVER, CoLo.. Nov. IAN unknown
man run over and killed, boy bled TO
death, one man fatally stabbed and an
other shot is the Sunday record in Dem
yer. AT O'Clock this evening an unknown
man was walking over the Laramie-street
Viaduct and in stepping out of the way of
car. vas struck by another and cut in
two. dying instantly.
Every bone in his body was broken.
Max Wind, twelve-year-old bov, with
others was releasing cars in the Burling.
ton and Missouri River yards to ride down
a slight grade.
The youngster was run over and his leg
cut off at the knee. He bled to death in
the presence of his companions
Gerard Bethune and Earl Morgan were
standing in front of the Santa Fe Hotel
talking to Theresa Sauer, when Clarence
Whiilock, Frank Hecke and Frank Rich
ards approached. Remarks were made to
the young lady, the former claim, but the
latter deny it. A general fight ensued and
knives, revolvers and rocks were used.
Bethune was stabbed and gashed In the
back and Whitlock was shot in the neck
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POWERS SON IS FOUND.
after Discovery, Though Cr0zed, (
Young Nam Escapes.

after Discovery, Though Crazed, the
Young Man Escapes.
CHICAGO, ILL, Nov. 1.-Inspector OF
Police Fitzpatrick tonight received the
following telegram:
oWENSBoRO, KY, Nov. my son found
crazy in Tennessee. 1 have no particulars
j. D. POWERS.
Mr.. Powers is the father of A. D. Pow
ers, who late in the summer organized a
Cuban relief bureau in this city and mys-
teriously disappeared September 81. 1t
was thought by some that Mr.. Powers had
been foully dealt with. He left few un-
paid accounts which were adjusted by his
father.
OWENSBORO, KY, Nov. IA dispatch
from Union City, Tenn, says Powers was
found there, but has escaped. His mind
is badly impaired.
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An Ereitina Finnish.

MOUNT STERLING, Ky, Nov. 1.-At
the close of political meeting here yes
terday a difficulty occurred between
Frank and Thomas Biggers and W. S.
Winkler, a grocer of this city. WinkIer
drew knife and cut Thomas Biggers in
the head and Frank Biggers in the breast.
Winkler was wild with excitement and
was slashing right and left when Miller
Anderson, a prominent citizen of the
county, drew his pistol and shot him
through the arp and second time in the
left side
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ONE WOMAN BURNED TO DEATH.
Many of the Guests to Be Injured
in Escupino.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Nov. 1.-The Illinois
Hotel, at liz Main street, was destroyed
by fire at an early hour this morning.
There were twenty-five persons in the
building when the fire started. All but
nine of them escaped uniniured. Three
were women, one of whom, an unknown,
was burned to death.
The injured are: Matt Speak, Michael
Weidger, Henry Miller, Mrs. Henry
Miller, Charles Miller, Henry Miller Jr.,
Lottie Smith, unknown boy. All are ex-
pected to recover
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10 a Metropolttnn See.

LONDON, ENG, Nov. Ia dispatch
from Rome to the Central News says that
the Pope will raise the diocese of Buffalo,
N. Y, to a metropolitan see, with jurisdic-
ton over Rochester, Syracuse and Ell
mira. His Holiness to-day received Cardi-
nal Satolli, late Papal delegate to the
United States, who recently returned to
Rome.
The Pope, it is said, will appoint Bishop
Keane, ex-rector of the Catholic Univer-
sity at Washington, titular Archbishop.
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ArairnIaf RosenthnL.

NEW YORK, N. Y. Nov. L-Moritz
Rosenthal. the famous pianist, has az
rived from Europe and is stopping at the
Windsor Hotel. He was here three years
ago and was very popular with the people
as we'll as with musicians. He is COM
poser like Rossini, as we'll as performer
like Paderewski, and is native of Poland.
He will begin series of $50 concerts in
this country, visiting every important
city in the United States and Canada.
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a Gear aud c.arsma at Gatsohina.

ST. PETERSBURG, RUSSIA, Nov. L.
The Czar and Czarina arrived yesterday
at Gatschina, thirty miles southwest OF
this city. They paid visit to the Dowa-
ger Czarina, who is sojourning at Cats
china, and in the evening proceeded to
Tsarskoe-Seloe, seventeen miles south of
ST. Petersburg, where they will reside for
time. They appear to have fully re-
covered from the fatigue of their visits TO
Germany, Scotland and France.
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Rfshon of London.

LONDON, ENG, Nov. 1.-The Right
Rev. Mandeli Creinhton, DID,. Bishop of
Peterborough, has been appointed Bishop
of London, in succession to the Right
Honorable and Most Reverend Frederick
Temple, recently appointed Archbishop
of Canter bury.
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An Ola Gr,.ao. aud pistols.

LEXINGTON, KY, Nov. la desper-
ate fight took place yesterday on a train
near Beattyville, between John Hargis
and Jerry Caldwell, in which the former
was instantly killed and the latter fatally
wounded. Pistols were the weapons used.
An old grudge was the cause. Hargis was
cousin of Judge Hargis, prominent
Louisville lawyer and ex-Judge OF the
Kentucky Court of Appeals.
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One of 4heu, Shot Dead.

ERIE Pa, Nov. Lawrence Sherwin-
ski and party of Polish friends got into a
desperate fight this morning at Sher-
winski's home. John Ostrowski and Mu-
zen Norowitch left the house 10 scape
Sherwlnskfs fury. He followed and shot
o trowski dead. He was in the act of
putting another cartridge in the gun
when Norowitch seized him and prevented
double murder
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sA1s The WoMxN WILL Vim.
Botcan Predicts 1hat California Is To'
Suffrage.

Bofcan Predicts That California Is Tor
Suffrage.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. 1.-The
women Of California are greatly stirred
up over the proposed amendment to the
State constitution, which clothes them
with the right of suffrage" said S. A.
Bowan of San Francisco at the Norman
die "The amendment is to be voted on
at the general election Tuesday, and L
would not be surprised to see 1t adopted.
Miss Susan B. Anthony has been cam
palgning In its favor with her usual ag-
gressiyeness, and a number of eloquent
women orators have been advocating its
benefits in every part of the State. The
women have evidently made up their
minds out our way that they want to vote,
ana the sex usually gets what it wants"
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Shot ond Jn.tontru Kilred.

DEVILS LAKE, N. OAK, Nov. 1.-R.
G. Illing- worth was shot and instantly
killed here yesterday by Thomas S. Cord
ner, City Treasurer and a leading politi-
clan and business man. Cordner claims
the shooting was in self defense, as Illings-
worth had brutally assaulted him.
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South, said to-day: 1.-The Prohibition.
party is recognized now as an element IN
National politics. When we ar able to
cast National vote of 750. 600 the Prohi-
oltion party. VIII be in position to G. m
pei one of the great parties to espouse the
anti-saloon cause"
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A Burglar Charged.

Thomas Conwell, q Iaborer 1S years of age,
mad two charges of burglary booked against
him yesterday. He is accused of having
broken into the California warehouse, Second
and Townsend streets, Septemb Der 1, and steal
Ing eight cases of whisky, and the Pacific
Mall dock last month and stealing some cop
per. John and William Tully and William
Kelly were also arrested some time ago for
the same ohense. Conweli was convicted of
vagrancy recently By Judge Conlan, but ap-
peaied: Saturday the Sup rior Court affirmed
the Judgment of the lower court.
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Orleans and Florida limited service on the
Queen and Crescent route for the winter
Will begin November g. The schedule pro-
vldes Tor trains leaving Cincinnati daily
az az o:50 A. NJ, running through solid to New
Orleans and Jacksonville IN twenty-four
nours. 1t includes an arrangement with
the Southern Pacific Sunset limited trains,
which will cover the journey from Cincin-
half days
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Went Do,on gith the Bridge.

ULRICHSVILLE, ONO Nov. 1.-While
the Republican parade was crossing the
Logan-street bridge into Dennison yester-
day the bridge collapsed. carrying twenty
five horsemen with it. ALI were injured.
but none fatally. One horse was killed
outright AGerman woman, whose name
is not known, is the most seriously in
iured. The presence of mind of the mar
shals. prevented a panic.
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Rfotorfn,s Sumnnthal.

s1MLA, INDIA, Nov. 1.-The Queen has
sent message to the Viceroy of India ex-
pressing her sympathy with the people
who are suffering from the famine caused
by the failure of summer rains and prom
ising to assist them.
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Return. Fror. Rostera am.

QUARANTINE. S. l., Nov If. v.
Ham OF the Venezuelan Boundary Com
mission arrived to-day per steamer Spaarn-
dam from Rotterdam.
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Killed 'by a Neoro Desperndo.

OWENSBORO,K KY. Nov. Peter Shea,
prominent farmer and trader, was shot
and instantly killed by Jim Burke, des-
perate negro, near his home at Lusby
Mill yesterday. The negro had been
drinking and got into an argument over
politics. Burke drew pistol and shot
Shea through the head. Burke escaped.
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SUING for a Dtrorce.

LONDON, Eng, Nov. 1.-The Morning
Post will tomorrow say that Lady Winni-
| fred Ros wife of Sir Charles Henry Ross
| OF Balnagowen Castle. Park Hill Rossshire,
| is suing for divorce in Edinburgh.
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Tn Po4.an the Hafer

CONSTANTINOPLE, TURKEY, Nov. L.
There is much concern over a rumor that
the Armenians have decided to poison the
water supply, and rigid precautions are
beng taken by the authorities.
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Dropped Deal Thiie Marching.

CINCINNATI, OHIO, Nov. 1.-During
the sound-money parade here yesterday
Henry Lowenstein, prominent capitalist
and director of the Cincinnati Abattoir
Company, dropped dead while marching
with his employees.
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Death of q Professor.

BALTIMORE, MD, Nov. L-Informa-
tion of the death at Burley, Eng. last
Tuesday of Professor Newell Martin. for
merly professor of biology of Johns-Hop-
kins University, has Just reachsd here.
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Joseph Lererino Talks.

BALTIMORE, Nd, Nov. 1.-Joseph
Levering, Prohibition candidate for Presi-
dent, who has just returned from an ex-
tended campaign tour of the West and
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.Johu Yerhns Dead.

BRUSSELS, BELGIUM, Nov. John
verhaz, weIl-known Belgian painter,
died to-day. He was 81 years of age.
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Let everybody i'm the Fourth Con-
gressionai District vote for Congress-
man Loud. He is honest, experienced,
able.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
rake laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All drug
gists refund the money ii it fails to cure. Csc.
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11-a aS.or. WILLIAM Gao19E pEa SE
1S-Tax collector .....CoRD WETJEN.
e WIDEER
26-Attolney and Counselor....J. R AITREN
&c stre:; GEn ~ NORTON
of Schools. ........... 49,
..........- REGINALD h W BSTER
45-Judge OF Superior Court. RHODES BORDEN
4S-Judge of Superior Court. CARROLL COOK
62-Judse of Superior Court. j. c. B. HkBBARD
59-Judge of Superior Court. A. A. SANDERSON
9O-Justice of Peace JOHN A. CARRHIT
96-Justice Peace. c. GRoEzf ar
91-Jusiice OF Peace. ...WILLIAM T. HESS
S9-Jnstice or Peaee.........F. 81. KERRIGAN
65-PoIice Judge. ............J. 4. .CAMPBELL
66-Police Judge. CHARLES 7. CONLAN
S9-PoIice Judge. e....... CHARLES H. FORBES
11l-supervisor First Ward
1a3-supervisor Second ward. -. 1A4'N
1so-s Supervisor Third Ward IS. 5. NOR TON
..... ..'n q. wXIKiNGToN
14T-supervisor sixth Ward. JOHN WOLF
1ei-supervisor Eighth Ward .THos. MORTON
167-Supervisor Ninth Ward. r. J. HEILMANN
174-Supervsor Tenth Ward L 81. FOUTE
1S5-Supervisor Eleventh ward..I. ]. TRUMAN
ssps5ylsGr Tefh Z RSSY
2o3-school Director :. WALLACE BRADFORD
201-School Direct or. ...... THOMAS A BURNS
sis-schooI lrector ! 9. Ora WORD
221-school Director. GEORGE l DRUt KER
223-Schooi Director. -CHA-. L. FREDERICKS
226-Schoo Director. ........J. III. HALSTEAD
229- school Director. CHARLES H. HAWLEY
232-School Director. ..H. G. HEN u DEK eis,'c sON
256-Scho0l Direct HIN 4. SSOII
263-School Director. r............ r. L. TURP1N
2ss-school Dire tor (unexpired terrnl ;:Tii;oSv
295-schooI Director (unexpired terml ;,v,,,,,,
Observation-Disclosures. H soPER
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Mckinley and Hobart stand for Ma
tional honor, protection and prosper
ity.
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TO THE PUBLIC!.

The undersigned members
of the Bar of San Francisco
hereby vouch for Mr.. FRANK
H. Dunno, a candidate for
the Office of Judge of the Su-
perior Court, as man of
unquestioned integrity, a
lawyer of ability, and as one
thoroughly qualified to dis
charge the duties of the office
IN a satisfactory manner.
W. W. Foote, T. I. Bergin,
George A. knight, T. c. Coogan,
Philip G. Galpin, Patrick Reddy,
A. H. Loughborough, ID. NJ. Delmas,
Garret H. McEnerney, A. Comte Jr.,
j. J. Dwyer, w. T. Baggett,
Chas ]. Heggerty, Timothy ]. Lyons,
James P. Langhorne, John B. Mhoon,
Thomas +. Barry, P. f. Dunno,
+. ]. Kierce, Joseph KirK,
". d. Mansfield, Sheldon g. Kellogg,
Henry j. Stafford, w. 81. Metson,
Henry c. Gesford, william F. Gibson
William F. Stafford, Edward J. Pringle
San Francisco, October 81, 1885,
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Rapid Train Service.

CINCINNATI, Ono. Nov. 1.-The Ne
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LEGISLATIVE.

state Senator, 17th District. IN. H. BU RNHAM
S, ate senator, 19th District. CALVIN EWING
g, afa s,anaJor az District
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
nFAKRELL d Co.
ODAVID BUSH. COUNTRY DEPARTMENT,
IL MONTGOMERY ST.

ODAvID bush. COUNTRY DEPARTMENT,
IL MONTGOMERY ST.
&200O WILL Buy 51s ACRES JUST OUT
aDLoOO side town limits of San Mateo.
~ MEMO Park station at great bargain.
SI750 FoK 3T Al EIgE Sd5a.omaS AGRgs SEaa SAPA
SI AuO Of courthouse at santa ar Rosa: e splendid
QOO0O FOR Is ACRES MILES FROM
VOOOO Santa Rosa: all handsomely improved;
VIII exchange for san Francisco property
GS0 AN ACRE FOR A FINE 1Oo-ACRE
Ip w farm near Miles, Alameda County; nicely
improved and crop goes with it.
UcoOO: Alameda County; handsomely i'm
proved income suburban home; exchange
QCD00 FOR AS ACRES NEAR LIVER
OA-OU more, Alameda County; good i'm
ocC S0 AN AckE Fok i66-ACRE i6 a. RE FARM F.
wv. oo near Haywards, Alan eda County, of
which 30 acres are in bearing orchard good
improvements and great bargain.
QC00O FOR 25 ACRES NEAR DEPOT
PAOOO and steamer landing at Martinez;
q 0000 FOR 81 ACRES; ALL OUT IN
pcOUO growing crop, with furnished house,
STOCK ana too.s; near Martinez, Contra Costa
G95 AN ACRE FOR 400 ACRES RICH BOT
dpcc Tom land and slightly rolling land that will
near Orangeville and RoseviIle Station, Sac
ramento County; land is admirably adapted
for small tracts for colony purposes.
QES00 WILL BUY so ACRES NEAR A
IpOCOO cannery and railroad depot at Ander-
son, Shasta County; go acres in fu-bearing
orchard, balance in grain and alfalfa land.
with fine improvements: place worth double
the price ask d.
Q]o 6O AN ACRE FOR 4SO ACRES NEAR
:Dl0. 0U Clayton, Contra Costa County; Of
partly level, rolling and pasture land; plenty
of wood and water and good i'm provements
fine and prof table grain and stock farm at
Just about half its value.
WE HAVE SOME FINE INCOME PRODUC-
w Ing vineyard and orchard properties that are
untouched by frost that we can exchange for
san Francisco improved or unimproved prop
erty.
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S6OpO-SW cor. H Holls and O'Farrell SITS: 40 feet
on OFarreI by so feet; fine site for stores and
flats; reduced from $1,000; must be sod
EASTON, ELDRIDGE d CO.
63S Market
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HOME ON CLIPPER ST. AT A BARGAIN.
41 OOA a LOVELY NEARLY NEW BAY
ID L OUU. window cottage; brick foundation
all improvements; 26:lxl14.
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fO0O MUST BE SOLD: GREAT SACRI
ID 1OOO. fee; no reasonable offer refused /;
sunny, modern 2-story, bay-window. newly
painted house of rooms and bath; laundry; base
ment; garden sunny side of Post St; choice Ioca-
tion; cheapest property in vicinity.
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BARGAIN ON DEVISADERo ST.
S4250 BUsINEss I6S doGATioN: oN1d II COTTAGE AGE
put below and made handsome investment;
25XSO; street accepted.
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MUST POSITIVELY BE SOLD.
COZY HOME NEAR MARKET AND vALEN-
" ca sts.; a nice bay-window cottage of 5
rooms and bath brick foundation, etc.
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COTTAGE NEAR 26TH AND MISSION SITS.
&1150 4RooMs AND HIGH BA sEMENT
u j OO. ETC.; chicken houses barns, etc.
large lot, 25x122:6; only minutes walk from
Mission-st. electricians.
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MUST BE SOLD TO CLOSE ESTATE.
S4000 baynE RMF 42 on Steiner St
street accepted by the city: flats of and 8
rooms and bath each and small house Of rooms;
27 7:6XllO.
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o. OO00 FREDERICK ST., NEAR GROVE;
.DCOOO. 25x100; most desirable residence
lot; asphaltum street, cement sidewalk and &C
cepted; everything in shape for Immediate buio-
ing.
McAFEE BROTHERS,
10S Montgomery St.
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OWNER INTENDING TO GO EAST.
COCOA a REAL SNAP; PRICE DECID-
.DZUOU. edly reduced: nice fats on the
sunny side of jersey rent S27 per month"; brick
foundation, etc.; 25X114.
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TELEGRAPH HILL INVESTMENT.
G.I E00 HOUSES OF AND ROOMS,
u OUO- rent 1892 per annum. and lot; mort
gage of $500 at per cent can remain if desired.
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L oVEE, Toy q SONNTAG,
il REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
19 MONTGOMERY ST,
UNDER LICK HOUSE.
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FINE INVESTMENT ON oCTAVIA ST.
q S000 MUST BE SOLD ON ACCOUNT
WCOOO. of foreclosure OF mortgage; 6 sub
stantial flats; 34XS5.
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$4,000 a GREAT BARGAIN; SEE THIS
tDtOOO. at once; bay-window flats on Pine
81, short distance from Devisadero-st. cars; 5
and rooms and bath each; rents $40 per month !:
lot 25xl37:6.
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ANOTHER SNAP.

ANOTHER SNAP.
C.TEO0 RENT $50 ABOVE WATER;
u OOO. substantial 3-story houses: could be
converted into fats at outlay of about $500
and made TO pay 10 per cent on the investment;
81 ;6x71; owner very anxious to sell; street
cepted
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

BALDWIN 81 HAMMOND,
II Real Estate Agents and AuctioDeers,
10 Mont Iomery st.
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GOe0O RENTS $40 PER MONTH; 4
.DZOOO. flats of 4 rooms each; lot 25x75; neal
lsf and Brannan
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GSeS0 SUNNY SIDE McALLISTER ST.
tDOOOO. flats of and 6rooms and bath each
large basement could be easily made into fiat al
small expense; substantially built; lot 25x10O;
rents S5l6 per wear.
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SZlUU. ier; 25xlI6; an excellent residence
lot with good view; desirable and improvin,
neighborhood.
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UNIMPROVED PROPERTY.
S15,OO0-CApp and 10th; corner; 125xl22:6.
6Uxl 80; Waller, near Scott; frontages: will sell
in subdivisions.
S45o0-24tb, NE. cor. Vicksburg: 50x114.
$4000-65x1l7 :6; Sc. cor. Sanchez and 2Sd.
S3500-Steiner near Pine; 26x103
$3500-Baker, near Jackson: 27:Sx110.
$2700- -Broderick, near Bush; 3uX1O3.
S24G0-Casrro, cor. Elizabeth: 26:6x1Ob.
S220U-Lyon. near Grove; 25xl00.
$2050-Ridley, near Scott; 25x117 20.
SlS01-Noe, near 18th 25x1l0.
S2l00-Mission ST. opposite Cortland av.; 26xS4.
S1350-Jessie nr. Hermann: 25x77 :6 part cash.
$l300-lqth, near Sanchez; 25x114.
$I000-Hancock. near sanchez: 25x114.
MADISON & BURKE, 626 Market st.
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LNOR EXCHANGE-LOT. ON OAK ST. Mr.
Il Clayton; size 25x10O: as part payment for two
fats in Western Addition; will pay cash differ
ence.
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Rig VALUE; EonERN REs,DpNcr
AT a SACRIFI CE.
$3300-A 2-story house, nearly new of rooms
and bath, on Union ST., near baker: lot 27xl 80
feet: this property cost over $1,000; reduced for
immediate sale on account of departure of owner:
easy terms. EASTON, ELDRIDGE & Co.
63S Mark ct st.
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WILL r. FISHER & CO.,

For further particulars of any of the above prop
critics. apply to BoVEE, TOY e. SoNNTAG, i9
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GR00 COTTAGE OF 3 ROOMS, WITH LOT
CDOOO. 25x1OO feet; 2 blocks from electric cars !;
a bargain; Mission warm belt.
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a. II. LIssAK. o. f. Won RHEIN.
n +. Won RHEIN & CO., REAL ESTATE
". Agents, Auctioneers and House Brokers, 513
California street.
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Q1A 000 MAKE AN OFFER; RENT
I'D f.OOO. S1440 per annum; McAllster ST.,
bet. Pierce and Scott modern fats 6 and rooms
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DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE BY
LII c. II. REYNOLDS & CO.,
333 MONTGOMERY ST
RICHMOND DISTRICT BARGAINS

Point Lobos, Cliff House and 4lst ave.; choice
lots on electrician line; grand view
Point Lobos, Cliff House, 42d and 43d aves. fine
gore lot; $50 feet main frontages and unsurpassed
view: bargain.
$5O0O-D ST.: business corner: nr. cars and ocean.
25x12O lots, electricians; from 1st 10 43d
ayes.; ready for improving.
Bernal Heishts Gift Map lots, Cortland
ave; school and cars; on Wayne st. ; bargain.
Siegel st. and Powhattan ave.; choice, cheap
Bernai Heights building lots
san Bruno road and Crescent ave.; choice Ber-
nal Heights lots; cheap.
SZ00-Bay View lots near railroad
%t"o and S2O0-Lots; Heath ST., bet Jefferson
st. and Cortland ave
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
i Montgomery ST.. near Market.
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LOUIS A. soUc.

Al HoRIGER- LOUIS A. soUC.
l A. SOUC & CO.,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE BROKERS.
HOUSES RENTED. RENTS COLLECTED
ass AND 4e7 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 once.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

. FINE BUSINESS CORNERS
- IN THE WESTERN ADDITION
AT SACRIFICE PRICES
&625O-NW cor Sutter and Baker sts: 42:3x
S7:6 feet present improvements-lO-r house
could be remoteled into Hats and store: would
pay big
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GQS00 AND UPWARD FOR 25-FOOT
tpOOOO lot, corner Scott and McAllister sts
the property is in the midst of fine dwellings near
the park, and is in every way desirable TOR resi-
dence that will always be sought after; persons
proposing TO build should at once for favor
zhl a
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TO CAPITALISTS.
Gd2 50O a VALUABLE DOWNTOWN
~ tO .OOO. business corner fronting
streets: stores, c substantial building: bay
iBdcws; brick foundation; all streets accepted;
Well rented, paying big interest; large lot.
Cal and obtain one OF our "Real Estate Records"
which contains list OF properties for sale in all
parts CT the city.
6. II. UMBsEN & CO., Ia Montgomery st.