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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-13
wALLINe's DEFENSE is CLOSED.
Substance Of the Testimony Heard by the
Court Mt Newport.

substance Of the Testimony Heard by the
Court Mt Newport.
NEWPORT, KY, June 13.-At quarter
past 2 yesterday afternoon the defense
closed its testimony in the case of Alonzo
NJ. Walling, indicted for the murder of
Pearl Bryan on the night between Friday
evening, Jan. 81 and the morning of Feb.
i, this year. As the main point Of attack
by the defense was against the truth of
the story Of George II. Jackson, the colorcd
cabman who testified that he drove the
murdcrers and their victim to the scene of
the tragedy on the night Of the murder, so
the first work of the prosecution in re-
buttal was to bring evidence to support
the cabman's story.
Another point Of the defense which it is
likely will he met by rebuttal testimony
today Is u theory supported by expert med
ical testimony that the victim was first
killed and taken dead to the spot where
her body was found and was there be-
headed. The endeavor to support this
theory has been kept up at frequent inter
walls during the fourteen days consumed in
the trial, including yesterdays testimony
Hebuttal evidence will probably close to-
day and the verdict of the jury may be ex-
pccted next Wednesday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-13
FATALLY SHOT HIS SWEETHEART.
CLOSING the Tragedy by Putting . Bullet
Through His Own Brain.

4
Through His Own Brain.
CHILLIcoTHR O., June ia horrible
uoubie tragedy occurred her, shortly be
Tore 10 o'clock at night. Thomas White.
u well-known young man about town.
fatally shot his sweetheart, Bertha Nc.
kelvey, and then killed himself with n
buliet through his brain. The two had
Dcen keeping company for long time
ana d la:e White had grown insanely
jealous. He had been threatening the girl
.or some time past, and when they met he
1A.a her with being unfaithful. She de
"ieu this and a quarrel followed.
ended BY White drawing his revolver
ana iiring at the girl twice and then turn
Ing the pistol on himself. The first shot
passed through the girls neck and the sec
o-d took effect in her shoulder, causing
wounds which the physicians pronounced
iatai White was taken to the police sta
tion, where he died ten minutes later. The
police mad barely time to summon his
protner before the end came and the scene
was pitiful in the extreme. White never
recovered consciousness, but died on the
hard foor OF the station, and presented an
awful appearance after death, blood ooz-
Ing from his nose, mouth and ears, and
his face turning rapidly purple.
Both White and Miss McKelvey were
very well known, and the families of both
knew they were sweethcarts and had ex.
pccted quite another outcome of their at
tachment for each other. White was a
cripple, having lost an arm in a railroad
accident some years ago. Miss McKelvey
had been employed at the Hotel Carson,
and was very popular with her associates.
Friends and relatives of both are utterly
astoundcd at the tragedy. His brother
had to he elected from the station before
the pOst-mortein could be held.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-13
ABBREVIATED TELEGRAMS.

The order for their release on fine Of
Sl2o.VU each had hardly been issued re-
garding the reform" prisoners at Pre-
foria before Barney BarnatO was at the
Jail with check for $50 900 to nav the
fines Of Hammond and Rhodes He found
that he was too late, howcvcr-thc fine
had been arranged.
Mrs. Zeneshondia Garbeis, aged "a years,
was killed by jumping from a window
and Frank Garbcis, aged 8 years, suffo-
Gated, at a fire at Pittsimrg.
The Lutheran synod of states adjacent
to Ohio, in session at Massillon, spent a
whole day in a fruitless effort to find out
whether hades Is state or condition, and
If locality. where said locality is.
A Vigo, O., man hanged Grape on his
door, dressed himself in his best clothes
and then hanged himself
jury at Chicago has awarded Thomas
Rcidy tl2, 600 damages for the loss of a leg
on the Pennsylvania road.
mirage was observed over the lake at
Chicago just before sundown. Where an
cxpansc of water had been suddenly an
pearcd towns, meadows, trees and grass
covered banks. The scene lasted ten min
utcs
A new woman at Pittsburg knocked her
| husband down because the dinner did not
| suit her. She was fined SO
Frederick Mehl, laborcr Of Cincinnati,
iaid down on piece of dynamite. touched
on the fuse. and only one arm was after
ward found.
Jennie Stoker, the cider of the two SIS
tcrs who werc shot by their stepfather,
Wolter, at Chicago, is fast improving, and
the doctors declare she will recover.
The wife Of Mayor Robert X. Blacker
was killed In runaway accident at Man.
istce, Mich.
The British second-class twin screw cruis.
er Bonavcnture. flagship Of the East Indi-
an squadron, lost seventy men by sum
stroke while ON voyage from Colombo to
Pondichcrry.
Ex-Street Commissioner Larry Cum.
mings. Of Seattle, shot his wife dead and
attempted to shoot his daughter His wife
was suing for n divorce because Of his
brutality. The bastard intended to have
committed suicide but didn't have the
courage.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-13
Was Old sa sscdness.

CHICAGO, June lathe man who at
tempted TO steal u suit Of clothes by rep
rcscnting, himself as its owner and recciv
Ing u os the front steps Of the house Of tn,
r0il owner. has been identified He il !.
A. Roscsburg. Everything points toward
his being man OF gooi family, high In
tcliigrncc ~ good breeding. yet person
after person IN ronc to the morguc and
idrntificd him as3,hc man who swindlet
them out " goods in just the same way
Upon bcing detected he shot himself dead
this time.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-13
%. Paal Ledge Election,

These officers have been chosen BY
II. Paul lodge 107, Knights 6f Py-
thias:
e. C.-H. e. Clcavcland.
v. C.-Sam Arndt.
Prolate-Thcodore Siebert.
M. E.-J. r. Robinson
NJ. +. and X. X. and SIS. X.
Wright.
M. VIC. j. Scarle.
NJ. H.-w. b. Graves.
J. Joseph Herzog.
u. G.-Ferdinand Holdorf.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-13
WISCONSIN APPoRTioNMeNr SUIT.
Attorney General Asked to Move for IN
Junction Against the Law.

Attorney General Asked to Move for IN
Junction Against the Law.
MADISON, June l3.-The first step in
the expected attack on the last Republican
apportionment of the state into senate and
assembly districts was made yesterday
when attorneys filed with Attorney Gener-
nj Mylrea petition requesting him to
move in the supreme court, June 49, for
an order granting him leave to bring an
action in that court to enjoin the secretary
Of state from carrying the law into effect.
The petitioner named is Senator Michael
kraszka, Of Milwaukee,, Democrat. The
twop-incipal points alleged in the petition
are that the law is unconstitutional be-
cause 1t was passed by a special session of
the Legislature; and second, because it VIC.
latcs the constitutional rule that the SEN
ate and assembly districts of the state
shall be formed Of contiguous territory
with populations as nearly equal as posi-
I.l.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-13
THE CHIEFS ARRIVE.
Foraker aud Depew Are in
St. Louis.
NOW READY FOR the FRAY.
Morton Will Not Play Second
Fiddle.
Fixing 1t up for Henry Clay
Evans.
MORE CONTESTS SETTLED.
All in Favor of the Mckinley
Men.
Other Late News of the Dav
by Wire.
Fixing 1t up for Henry Clay
Evans.
MORE CONTESTS SETTLED.
All in Favor of the Mckinley
Men.
Other Late News of the Day
by Wire.

Sr. LOUIS. June 13.-Every incom-
ing train today brought crowds o1
delegates and others to attend the
republican national convention.
Among the prominent arrivals TO-DAY
were ex-Gov. Foraker. Of Ohio, who
will place Mckinley In nominatio n
before the convention, Hon. Chaun.
cey M. Depew, who will nominate
Levi r. Morton and Gov. Hsstinps, Of
Pennsylvania.
Ne Second fiddle for Morton.
Hon. Chauucey NJ. Depew received
. dispatch from Gov. Morton posi-.
lively declining to allow his name to
be used as q candidate for vice presi.
dent under any circumstances.
Ex-senator Warner Miller, dele.
gate-at-large from New York, says no
member Of the New York delegation
will bolt.
Rumor is current that II. Clsy
Evans has been induced 20 withdraw
from the candidacy for vice president
In favor Of Hobart, of New Jersey,
In Difference TO the wishes OF the Nc.
Kinley managers. and that as q re-
ward. the postmaster-generalship
will be given him IL Mckinley 10
elected.
The republican national committee
resumed its labors on the contested
seats this morning. Delegates in
favor Of Mckinley from contested
districts In Tennessee and South
Carolina were seated.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-13

PAiNrR, June i3--Tha Bank Of Palmer
was broken into at = O'Clock yesterday
morning. the safe blown open and entirs
" DESTROYED, and the cash box robbed Of
si.i"-all 10 contained. The damage to
the safe and building amounts to about
SIS" Iae burglars cscapci leaving nc
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-13

wAsHrSeroS. June i3.-The treasury
yesterday lost s..i3i, 100 in gold coin, ami
500 in bars, making total for the dVy
Of s2.iT,sp. This leaves the true amou4 At
Of the gold reserve ti0t, ,sss, sSl.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-13
pusol. p-,,,.c. ss Commit HIMSELF

Dubois Dcelincs to Commit HIMSELF
WASHINGTON, June Ex-senator Dubois
said ,oa reporter that the silver metn at
St. Louis would make hard fight. What
he would do u defeated was matter for
the futgrs To determine.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-13

LAKE CRY. Colo. June I3--At the
Crystal Palace dance hall here Jessie
Landcr- attempted to shoot Frank Nc
Donald, OF whom she was Jealous. She
hrcd three shots. ono of which killed Louis
Fstcp. young man. The woman rjhcu
shot herself, iniiicting q probably fatal
wound
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-13

Purify your blood with Hoods
SsrssParilla. which will give you an
appetite. tone your stomach and
strengthen your nerves.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-13

WASHINGTON, juno Ex-senator Allison
left today for his home in Iowa Tomor.
row Dubois will leave for Sc. Louis to as.
siss Teller in his tight for silver.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-09
SANTA CLARA COUNTY.
REAL ESTATE.
FINE PROPERTY
L FOR SALE AT Low PRICES.

LAND AGENTS, SAN JOSE.
DROFITABLE ORCHARD Adjoining THE
l. city of San Jose; 40 acres; soil 30 feet: 10 acres
prunes, this years crop sold for $500; 10 acres
peaches, this years crop was heavy, As tons from
81 acres trees 30 feet apart; 10 acres fine april
cot orchard that yields heavy balance in cherry
trees; price $32 500.
I 107 ACRES VALLEY LAND SOUTH OF SAN
III Jose; good land; orchards adjoining; house
orchard of about 12 acres in bearing; this prop
erty is finely located; convenient To railroad sta
ton and school; price $l25 per acres no objection
to taking San Francisco property in trade If same
Is improved and unincumbered.
1e0 ACRES IN FOOTHILLS, NEAR CON-
lOO gress Springs; l3 miles from San Jose 100
acres nearly level about acres fruit trees april
cots and prunes, ana years ola: about 20 acres
grapes; Tue soil is good; small house and barn:
good springs; this property belongs TO savings
bank; anxious to sell: will give years time easy
payments and reduced price; $4,000.
= ACRES ADJOINING THE CITY OF SAN
y Jose; frontage on 3 roads; house rooms, barn,
ETC.; flowing well; choice land: $4,000.
Q ACRES MILES FROM SAN JOSE; LEVEL
. land: one quarter mile from car line; $3.50 per
acre.
1s5 ACRES LEVEL LAND, 8 MILES FROM
i CS San Jose; cheap: terms half cash; $1675.
Z ACRES ON MCLAUGHLIN AVE, NEAR
- the city: $1275.
COX ACRES, MILES FROM MILPITAS, IL
OCO miles from San Jose; hill land; 300 acres
cultivated for hay and grain IA old orchard;
ranch is well watered; large springs; house
rooms; large barn; price S25 per acre.
% ACRES ORCHARD IN FULL BEARING;
~ prunes l8 acres, apricots acres: near the
city; $1l .000
ORCHARDS NEAR SAN JOSE ARE THE
~ most productive ip the State.
I ACRE IMPROVED, NEAR SAN JOSE;
i convenient to electric car line; house rooms;
good we'll: Sl70O.
WE HAVE THE FINEST ROADS AND
w schools; Santa Clara Valley Is the place 10 live.
JAMES A. CLAYTON & Co., Land Agents,
Established over % years.
16 West Santa Clara ST., San Jose.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-09

PROBATE SALE.
ESTATE OF THOMAS O'DAY, DECEASED.
No. 2422 Bryant St. west line. 26O feet south Of
Twenty second; substantial cottage of rooms
and bath; also stable; large lot 52x 100 feet
Bryant-ayenue electrtc-cars pass the door,
Sold by order Probate Court.
PROBATE SALE.
ESTATE OF THOMAS o'DAY, DECEASED.
Dore ST., east line, bet Ninth and Tenth sts. and
Harrison and Bryant sts.; lot 30xS5 feet, with
stable renting for $50 monthly.
Sold by order Probate Court.
|. PROBATE SALE.
ESTATE OF MARY MORCHIO, DECEASED
739 Pine st. south line, 1876 #. E. of Powell ;
nearly new, modern 2-story bay-window house of
rooms and bath and finished basement: would
rent for at least $50 month; stone sidewalk;
cable: lot 19xe0 it. to Fella place.
sold by order Probate Court.
PRESIDIO HEIGHTS LOT.
Presidio Heights-5O-vara, as q whole or in s
line bet. Laurel and Locust: street severed and
macadamized; stone sidewalk; lots ready to build
on; hne view OF bay and Presidio. Terms one
thlrd cash, balance in one and two years at per
cent.
PRESIDE HEIGHTS LOTS.
Clay. ST., S. line, 1875 ft. E.. Of Maple COX
127:S14 it,: street severed and macadamized;
subject TO bank mortgage now on the property of
Richmond on ana Sed Golden enc Gate parE e view
GOLDEN GATE AVE. RENTING PROPERTY
Nos. 101l, 1918, l015 Golden Gate ave-, S line.
s212 feet w of Laguna St; lot 55xl20, to Locust
ave ; 3 modern bay-window houses of 8 rooms and
bath each; good stable on Locust ave. front Of
which could be improved with flats and made to
pay well: present rents $40 Sold on account OF
owners departure for Europe.
McALLIS rER-ST. RESIDENCE.
No. 729 McAllister ST., S line, 125 feet Of Oc-
tavia; very good, substantial bay-window resi-
dehce of 9 rooms and bath: street paved and ac-
cepted; will be store property in the future;
lot 25xl20 Also all title of present owner in Ash
ave-, 1712x25.
VAN NESS-AvE. LOT
No. PHO Van Ness ave. E line 81 8 feet N of
Pacific: good frame house OF rooms; street paved
with bitumen; stone sidewalk; mortgage Of $4,000
can remain at per cent if desired.
CLEMENT-ST. COTTAGE, RICHMOND.
No. II Clement ST., south line, 1915 feet, east
of I'd ave-; lot 25x100 feet; modern bay-window
cottage of rooms, bath and finished basement;
street macadaniZed and severed; Sutro electric
cars pass the door; building and loan mortgage
now on the property Of about $4,000 could remain
and be paid of in monthly installments, or all
cash, at purchasers option.
FOLSOM-ST. INVESTMENT
No. 1885 Folsom ST., south line, SIS feet east of
Tenth ST.; modern bay-window house containing
store and 25 rooms above; built for private hotel
and boarding house; will rent for at least $685. lot
25x95 feet.
NINETEENTH-ST COTTAGE.
No 934 Nineteenth St., north line, 95 feet east OF
Castro; modern cottage of rooms and bath;
mortgage of S1700 can remain at 61a per cent;
only few s;eps from Castro-st. cable cars.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-09
CENTER & SPADER,
" REAL ESTATE AGENTS
80 MONTGOMERY ST

CENTER & SPADER,
" REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
80 MONTGOMERY ST.
G11 000 MAKE OFFER; CHOICE COR
ID t.OOO. ner on Cough, Market: 3
frontages; Improvements consist OF store and 3
fats, renting for s1oT per month; street work
done: lot 27;oxl20.
Ee0n0 STORE AND FLAT OF 5 ROOMS
DOOOO. and bath: Sutter, near Pierce; must
be sold; S250U cash, balance on mortgage
QeSA0 R4 RGAIN: 2 NEW FLATS IN
tDOOOO. Western Addition, and rooms
bath and basement: rents $500: lot 25xlOO
O. oQl0 HERE'S A SNAP; NEW 2-STORY
.DCCOO. bay-window house 1908 Treat ave;
rooms, bath and basement; driveway and sta
BILE; lot 24xl00.
00Q EACH: CHOICE LOTS ON WAL
u OOO Ter, near Fillmore; 25x12O to Ger
mania ST.; make offer; this property must be sold;
GO7S0 CHEAP; 10 DEARBORN ST;
ID ~. new bay-window cottage; rooms
and bath: lot 25xs5.
Q7600 PROBATE SALE; 500 SHOT.
ID OOO. well, cor. 22d; handsome new 2-story
residence: modern rooms: loL 29:1lx96:6.
must be sold; no reasonable offer refused; 90 see
n oO50 4FLATs ON CLEMENTINA ST.
SpOZJO. near 9th; in frst-class condition:
rents $42 per month; lot 25x75; call for particu-
lars
CI000 REDUCED FROM $4,000. FOR
ID lOOO. quick sale; NV. cor. on 23d St., near
Church; note size OF lot. 52:6x9O.
CENTER & SPADER
80 Montgomery ST.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-09

4oo AMI 467 VALENCIA ST., NEAR 18TH.
As we make speciality of Mission property and
are rlgnt on the spot we can save you time and
money ny calling on Us at once
S35. 900 S ONE OF T THE r. BEST ,; BUSINESS Y, ss
@ so M fne stores 0s and sIx
rooms; flats, 5 rooms and bath each; bay
window cottages, 5 rooms and bath; all in AL or
MI 000 I1' s7ss eos &5ERRERo S. aRPdi AND gorH
OII.OOO. lot 76:6x106; elegant bay-window
ruuse 9ro,ss; rooms, bath; saloon parlors; large
G12 000 MISSION ST, NEAR 18TH
Wdo.OOO. lot 50xS0; store and rooms; up
ber @ fn Hat rooms and bath: cottage rooms; rent
$4,000 yAsBSGI yoAs5 eas.r5 Mr. 5nsaa 1sTM LOOT LOOT
ana rooms; upper flat rooms, bath; must go.
sNS Rssr Mss2s SCENES isr on and 18TH T
Upper nat rooms and bath; cottage rooms; lot
S6500 VALENCIA ST. Mr.. 10Th; LOT
NOOUO. 25xs0; bay-wndow house rooms
ana , natn; could at small cost be converted into
GeDS0 MISSION ST., Mr.. 18TH; LOT 25x
~ -oo,.. eO modern store and rooms; upper
O7000 I4TH ST., SR. GSTyERRERo: LOT
W WV. 4Sx1O0: bay-window cottage, 6
S6O00 sxi65 moaes1 s MR 5sdR MoT
81 srooms, bath; c0nseryatory; basement; fine home.
SOUUU. 25xloo: new bayWindow n n fiats Io and
. rooms. bath; porcelain baths and sinks modern
~ OtS ASopcC1
&SR00 BARTLETT ST. TO ALLEY; LOT
sDCCUU. S0x117:6; modern bay-window house,
3 rooms. BATH stable for horses
S5U00 9 18th 81 30 ST, NEAR VALENCIA;
dow house rooms; saloon parlors; all in perfect
q 97E0 DoRLAND ST. TO ALLEY; 25;sx
tOU. 105; house OF rooms and bath; this
S3500 LEXINGTON dlssI AVE. NEAR 2oTH;
bath; laundry; In perfect order.
UCS00 VALLEY ST., NEAR CHURCH;
OLcOO. lot 27x114; bay-window flats; four
rooms and bath each; always rented at s24.
q SOCS0 SAN CARLOS AVE, Mr.. 18th; q
pCAOO. story house, rooms bath; street
WORK all done and accepted.
&CS0l 27TA ST., Mr.. CHURCH; LOT
sDAoOO. 25x114; modern bay-window cottage,
o rooms bath; laundry; high basement.
&O000 COzY COTTAGE OF ROOMS:
OAOOO. large basement; lot 25x114; mr.. Guer-
zero and 22d SITS.
Our list comprises some Of the best property in
the Mission. Lots of all sizes in any OF the home
steads; also good business corners in any part OF
the Mission Call and get list and prices.
Ii you want your vacant houses rented place
them with us.
L; A. soUC & CO., 466 and 467 Valencia ST., near
Sixteenth.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-09
CITY REAL ESTATE.


VERY CHEAP.
%C900 NICE BAY-wINDow. COTTAGE:
Nl%cOOs Jersey ST., M. Diamond: half block
balance same as rent.
y sDlMooU. ao ton ST.; store and rooms IN rear; lot
S65OO CHEAP M ZAP, BUsINEss s ]E PROPERTY: p s;.g
store and fat; rent $50.
$780, oea sRGAT BAaaAIN sTH AvE
ST.; cottage; 8 rooms, etc.: lot 25x120.
1896 TonAH s Br5mSsps anST $500 h Tna AS
not far from Market st.: substantial improve
ments, stores and lodging house; extra largelot.
GIL k0O LARGE LOT ON EDDY ST.;
I'D IL. .OOO. corner, near Taylor, 75xl38 feet;
improvements Of small value, renting for S170
@1RSO VERMONT, BET. 2sD AND path;
V IOCO. close to Howard-st. cars; cottage 4
@RRO0 WASHINGTON ST., BET. STOCK
WC'OO. ton and Powell; 2-story and base
ment house of rooms and bath; also rear tene-
ments of rooms each: 25xl37:6; rents $50.
GS000 sHoTwELL ST., BET. 22D AND
pCOOO. 23d; 2-story and basement frame
building OF 8 rooms; lot 32:6xl22.
@Ro50 CLEMENT ST.. Mr.. 9TH AVE;
OC[CO. stories and basement: 10 rooms and
bath; lot 25x100.
@77S0 sHoTwELL ST., BET nth AND
eD W. 18th; 8 nice, bay-wfndow fats OF 9, 8
ana rooms and bath: lot 25x122:6 rent $50;
mortgage $2500; will exchange for downtown
property and pay difference in cash.
S70O0 HARRIET ST., Mr.. HARRISON;
I'D WV. 2-story houses Of s rooms each I;
rents $50; lot 50x75.
07OR0 PRICE REDUCED FROM $s5OO;
R sGCO. Leavenworth ST., near Clay; 2-story
S500U. 2story bay-Window y residence ssi AeL Of 4
rooms and bath; lot 26x107.
@cOS0 CALIFORNIA ST., BET DEvIsA-
OOIOOs dero and Broderick; 2-story and base
ment bay window residence of rooms and bath
lot 27:6x137:6.
QRCS0 BRoDERICK ST., BET. BUSH AND
.pCIOOs Pine; nice modern bay-window house
OF rooms and bath.
BALDWIN & HAMMOND, 10 Montgomery st.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-09
CITY REAL ESTATE.

ELEGANT MODERN RESIDENCE.
IL SW. COR. FELL AND LOTT SITS,
FACING PARK PANHANDLE.
$12,6O0-A handsome house of IL rooms and
bath, strictly modern and complete in all details;
also stabe:. lot 81 :Sxl25 ft., with l. 25x75 This
is an excellent chance to secure fine home at q
sacrifice. Apply at office for permit to inspect.
EASTON, ELDRIDGE d CO.,
63S Market at.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-09

A SACRIFICE.
n MISSION RESIDENCE.
MUST BE SOLD.
Reduced to $4,000; weI-buit 2-story house of
~ rooms, z baths. brick foundation, ETC.; in good
conultlon; also stable; on Howard ST., nr. 23d;
IN the warm belt; fine large lot, 36x122 feet
EASTON, ELDRIDGE & CO.,
63S Market st.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-09
GILT EDGE PROPE RTY.
VI ELEG FLATS

LIT EDGE PROPERTY.
VI ELEGANT FLATS,
NEAR VAN NESS AVENUE.
Si3,0Oo.Three modern flats OF 6, z, rooms and
bath; on the north siue of street. These fats are
well laid out substantially built; always rented,
and pay lO per cent per annum.
EASTON, ELDRIDGE & CO.,
eft at.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-09
a Montgomery ST., near Market.

si snd obtain one of our "Real Estate Records
parts OF the City. - ~
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-09
HAYWARDs REAL ESTATE


Hay WARDS PROPERTY - CHICKEN
IL ranch, 211 acres, house, barn, chicken-houses
well plenty wood and water; price $1,000.
Five and half acres horse, barn, chcken-hous
500 fruit trees; price $225O.
Twelve acres unimproved land, 2 miles from
town; price Sl200. Large list; call on or address,
P. WILBERT, Haywards, Alameda County. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-09

S(SUO. rooms and bath hSnhnSIn ali mosern inn nf
provements aud conveniences; brick fon adation
etc.; lot 25x120 to rear street.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-09

BARGAINS.
QS000 ANXIOUS TO SELL AN d OWNER
WoOOOs wants an offer; Pine ST.: good neigh
borhood: large lot 25x137 6; mod
ern two-story, bay-window house. 9
large rooms, BATH basement brick
foundation; cement sidewalks; first
class condition; easy terms IL de-
sired.
S4850 MsE s T SIDE sE soIP ss aapbs ssAPds
modern two-story dwelling and large
basement; 8 large rooms and bath !;
brick foundation: cement sidewalk ;
grand view; very choice neighbor-
hood; half block from cable and elec-
tric cars; very cheap home; easy
terms.
QSS0 MUST BE SOLD; N. SIDE OF HILL
PcOO. ST, nr. Sanchez: 25x114; severed
graded and macadamized; grand
view; this is a bargain, and the
cheapest lot for sale in the Mission.
QQ000 LOOK AT THIS! SPLENDID
QcOOO. building lots on Mission st., but 46
IT. from Valencia: in front; !;
cable and electric; street work done
and accepted; 26xl0O each; neigh
borhood well built up; viii sell 81 :5
x100 for $4,000.
McAFEE BROTHERS,
l08 Montgomery st.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-09

&0S0 A BARGAIN; NICE COTTAGE or
SVCOO. rooms: lot 25x106; Holly Park; only
. lnlnuteS walk from Mission-st. electric-cars.