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which In itself Is trltie peculiar since
tie price OF ium ber is something in which
every body Is interested.
a notice was sent out, however, to each
OF the wholesale dealers in the city, and
with guilty consciences they repaired to
the trysting- place a the Office OF the Pa
ciic Pine Lumber Company, which none
dared TO enter, however, without first
giving a stealthy glance up and down the
street to see who was looking.
When all were Assem- b ed in the blue
room behind the carefully locked doors
and darsened widows the president of the
body, whose name il suppressed because
OF MS family. arc Sc and Informed the as
sem bled gladia ors in a scarcely audible
whisper that the meeting was called for
the purpose OF discussing the price O:
lum her.
You all well know, gentlemen" be
Kissed, that We have just passed through
period OF business depression (sighs
deeply, and that even in the best of times
our profits have been none too large for
the support of our families Added to
this we have certain risks to run. Look a t
the ngers-dishones employees. from
tres. Hoods and earthquakes, and see If
our rlsks are not too great for the small
profits"
Here he paused a moment for breath
and the deathiike stiffness was broken for
an instant, as a bead of persprat!on rolled
from the countenance Of D. II. Bibb and
fell on the floor.
And now, gentlemen" he continued.
suppose we do raise the price a trIfie,
who will suffer? Are not the profits OF
the jobber already too large. and has not
The wave OF pros perity already arrived ?
Ii the workingman becomes SO wealthy
that he thinks he must own a house, and
the employers will not keep his wages
down so ow that such vanities viii be
consigned to that oreamland where ;hey
belong, let him either pay higher price
or be content with building be ter fitted
for his station in lie. Believe me. gentle
men, and here lie lowered his voice SO that
any listener at the keynote could have
barely distinguished it above the signs
and muttered, "Amens," 'believe me. |
have actually seen some of the commonest.
ordinary workinemen building five.room
! houses"
The speaker then sat down exhausted
and overcome with the appreciation OF
his own oratoricsl abilities, but his last
argument proved a clincher and resolu-
ton was AT once adopted that the price of
| lumber be advanced 81 per thousand. to
go into effecl at once. Those of the iron.
CLAD brotherhood of capitalists who signed
the agreement were: D. III. bb Lum be
COMPS Simpson Lumber Company,
G ays Haroor Commercial Company,
Beillngham Bay Manufacturing Com
pany, Stimson Mill Company, Pope &
Talbot, Wilson Bros. & Co, Ranton.
Holmes & Co., S. E. Slade Lum Der Com
pam. Hanson d Co., ST. Paul and Tacoma
! Lun Der Company and w. J. Adams.
Although this little monopoly is COM
paratively young organization this is
.he second advance made w thin a month.
and 1t is certain that the jobbers are not
going 10 lose the So per 1000 imposed BY
the assocociation. 1t Is also just as certain
that the poor consumer will, as usual
have TO face the music ana pay the fid dler.
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Christmas in the United States alone.
Ensign Bourne and Mrs. Bourne have
gone To take charge temporarily of the
new shelter al Los Angeles.
Ensign Wood proceeds to the farm
colony at Soledad to act as it's general
manager under jor Winchell, the social
secretary.
AT the recent meeting of the Board of
Bishops of the Methodist Episcopal
church at Baltimore, b shop Hurst's dis
trict was made to EN- brace the East Ger
man conference Of New York, the Della
ware and the New York conferences. He
will still continue 10 reside in Washing
on, and bis relations with the American
University will not be changed. Bishop
Newman, whose official residence is IN
his city, was gwen six months assign
ment to an Eastern district, which in
cndes the conferences OF Wilmington.
New England and New Hampshire.
Tue Methodist Episcopal church has
built fifty-two church edltices iE Chicago
In the last seven years.
Trinity Episcopal Church in this city
will soon have a new organ to take ;he
piac' OF the one recently sold to a Berke.
ley organization.
The fourth Sunday in November has
been selected as Temperance day" IN the
Methodist churches. 1t will be observed
generally throughout this city.
DT. MdSleEo reports most encouraging
results in the work am ong the Chinese.
On the 2i. 81 and 4th of Dece m Der,
afternoons and evenings. at the Second
Unitarian Church, the "Ddtch Market
Fair" will be gwen by the ladies OF the
church.
A cordial invitation was received by
Golden Gate Council of the National
Union from Rev. A. n. Carson, d. D., at
its last regular meeting, to attend divine
worship at his church, Trinity Presby-
terian, corner Capp and Twenty-third
streets. this evening at 7:30 O'Clock. The
in vitation was unanimously accepted, ard
all the members of the council will be
present. Seats in body will b, reserved
for the friends and their families.
Rev. Fathers Byrne and kely, who
were ordained for the archdioce OF San
Francisco last June by his Grace Arch
plshop Croke OF Gas nei, Ireland, have ar
rived III the city, and will soon receive
their appointments.
Arch bishop Rlordan viii admins
ter the sacrament of copirmation
on Dece Der IL, at o'c.ock. in ST. Dom
inic's Church, and on the following Sun
day, at the same hour, in st. Joseph s
Church. Large numbers of children are
preparing for the sacrament in both
parishes.
Rev. C. A. Ramm will preach at the
1O:3O O'Clock mass in ST. Mary's Cathe-
dral this morning and Rev. Z. p. Dempsey
will deliver the sermon at vespers.
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afternoon at Trinity NJ. Z. Church. The
sermon will be by Rev. E. r. Ollie.
The First Baptist Church has called a
Temporary pastor in the person OF Rev.
DR.. Woods OF Phi ad phia.
At Calvary Presbyterian Church twelve
new deacons and elders will be installed.
The services at the First Christian
Church this evening will inaugurate a re-
vival which will continue Indefinitely.
Following is list of the topics for the
first week:
Monday night, "CastIng Out Devils; Tues
DAY night, "Who Is Jesus OF Nazareth"
Wednesday night, "The Supernatural Christ !;
superhuman"; Friday, The Bible"; satur-
day, JUDAS Iscariot"; Sunday, December 5,
IL A: NJ. Tried as by Fire; Sunday, Deccm-
Der 3, :45 P. NJ, 1.-The Christian Creed"
a novena preparatory to the feast of the
Immaculate Conception will begin al ST.
I.natius Church on Monday evening,
November 90. 1t will be conducted by
Rev. Joseph Neri, S. j.. of San Jose, and
I'll con- lst OF rosary, sermon and Dene-
diction of the blessed sacrament.
An advent course of lectures will begin
in ST. Ignatius Church, corner of HAYES
street and Van Ness avenue, this evening
on "The Divinity of the Redeemer."
The opening lecture will be delivered by
Rev. B. Geeson, lately from Santa Clara
College.
At Bethany Congregational Church DIR.
POND will preach this morning on "GraIi-
tude, What i Is anu How 1t Works" In
the evening Miss c. A. Potter, home mis-
sIonary field secretary. will give an ad-
dress on "Recollections of the Fifty-first
Annual Meeting OF the A. Nj. A"
This evening at Calvary Presbyterian
Church, of which Rev. DIR. Hemphill is
pastor, the fr;t service of song OF the
winter series will take place. 1t will be
composed of hymns for the congregation
and quart is ana solos by the following
choir: Mrs. Priest Fine, soprano; Mrs.
Sedgley- Reynolds alto; D. w. Lawrence,
tenor; w. c. Campbell, Dasso and direc-
tor; K. D. Burness. organist. On this
occasion selections will be rendered from
M Mendelssohn, Verdi. Lachner and others.
At the union thanksgiving serv ices Of
the Methodist Episcopal churches of this
city sos was collected, to be distrI buted
between the Deaconesses' Home and the
Orphanage
The officers OF the Salvation Army will
hold counsel tomorrow afternoon to
discuss army work, particularly the
Christmas dinner to be given at the
Mechanics Pavilion.
Tomorrow night meeting of the Off
GERS, recruits and soldiers will be held by
the Salvation Army. Colonel Evans will
introduce the new general secretary.
Major Misaps, editor of the War Cry,
states that $4,000 or more poor people will
be provided for by the Salvation Army on
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-28
CT. AGNES GUILD, assis ed by the
o.hor ornapi1atjOnS Of

OT. AGNES GUILD. assis ed by the
other organizations of ST. Peters
- Episcopal Church, will hold fair
at Golden Star Hall, COS Union street,
between Stockton and Montgomery
avenue, opening on Wednesday after
noon, December s, and lasting until
Saturday evening There will be pro-
gramme for every night. Saturday night
vii! be given up to Helen Kelleher, who
will give her lecture on Picturesque Cali
fornia.'
There will be an "old folks" service al
Central NJ E. Church this morning.
snort address by DR.. Locke on the subject,
"At Evening Tide 1t Shall Be Light"
will be followed by the holy communion.
Seats will be reserved for the old people
about the chancel.
A praise service under the direction of
the choir will be given this evening at
Simpson Memorial Church. The following
program me will be rendered: How Love
ly Are the Messengers" (Mendelssohn);
And God Said (Tours); Hear My
PRAYER (Mendelssohn): solo at offertory,
20 Lord, Come" Ode Braga Bassford)
Miss Moore will play violin obligato.
L he lOlr VIII De aSSlSteu DV M SIS augusta
Jantzen, Miss Laura GilIiland w. O.
Jones and G. n. Nash. Rev. Mr.. Stephens
will deliver a special address; top,c, "He
Hath Made All Things Beautiful"
Rev. John Covle. d. D., pastor of Trim
ity Methodist Episcopal Church. will de.
LIVER an address at the Young Mems
Christian A. association auditorium, Mason
and Ellis streets. this afternoon at 3
o'clock on the subject Does 1t Pay?"
The Deaconess Fields OF Work Commit
tee will meet tomorrow In the 7. NJ. c. A.
building, at 10 A. NJ.
Next THURSDAY evening the third con-
cert in the members course will be given
at The Y. NJ. c. A. auditorium, Mason and
Ellis streets, by the Harmony Choral
Club, r, bert Lloyd director.
An evening III Japan will be given by
the Kings Daughters of the California
street NJ Z. Church on next r riday even
ing. The programme promises very en-
tertaining evening of Japanese reminis-
cences. The music will be by the
Orpheus orcne ira, led by Professor
Townsend. Refreshments will be provided
by Matasadi Sorakachi.
The Womans Mutual improvement
Club under The auspices OF the deacon
esses, will hold & Christmas sale at the
Howard NJ. E. Church next Friday, from
to P NJ The proceeds are to be ap-
piled toward the maintenance of the
Sc wing schools.
Dedication services will be held this
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-28
ARE THE TREES
GETTING SCARCE?
Another Advance in Lum-
Der Made by the Whole
sale Dealers.
And Once More the Question
Arises, " Who Is to Pay the
Diference9"
The Jobbers, of Course, Won't Stand
the Loss, so 1t Must Fall Upon
the Consumer.

And now Iumbe will make another up
ward move That house of lords which
controls its destinies, The Wholesale Luna-
ber Dealers Association, held another
meeting yesterday afternoon and decided
10 add another dollar per cargo 10 the
price Of the fallen giants of the forest.
The meeting was one of those quiet little
affairs to which the general public and
newspaper men are not invited; in fact,
the press received no notice from these
worthy gentlemen that they had any i'll
teutions of holding meeting at all,
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SATTO IS STILL MISSING.
Two suspicious Bunko Men Locked
Up in the Tanks at the
City Prison,

Thus far the police have been unable to
obtain any trace Of Andrew Satto, the ex-
car inspector of New York who mys!eri-
ously disappeared several nights ago.
Captain Bohen is inclined to believe that
ne fell into the hands OF couple of bunko
men and was murdered.
When last seen he was in the company
of two noted crooks. who the police think
managed to do away with him.
Owing to the peculiar disappearance of
Satto Captain Bohen, as a precautionary
measure, has ordered his men to arrest
every kaown confidence operator, in the
nope that at least the mystery will be
cleared up.
Detectives Sullivan and Graham. whose
duties are to keep a strict watch on sure
thing" operators, yesterday arrested two
of the gang and locked them up in the
tanks, pending an investigation. Their
names are Howard and Sherman. They
are well known "grafters." the latter be-
ing considered one of the cleverest bunko
men in the city.
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Big MONEY IN FOOTBALL
Almost $4,000 Divided Be-
tween the Competing
Teams.
The Largest Crowd That Ever Wit
messed a Game on the
Coast.

The two university football managers
met at the Palace Hotel Yesterday and
counted the receipts for the inter-
collegiate game on THANKSGIVING. They
report the cash received 10 be $14, SEQ
This does not include $1,000 worth of
complimentary tickets issued o different
persons so favored by the management.
Nor does it include the extremely
generous little handful of complim ntary
general admissions grud gingly counted
out and divided among the San Francisco
journals in such numbers that the editor
spectators and even some of the actual re-
porters OF the game had TO buy adm ission
tickets.
The two universities had contract sea-
son lease of the grounds for $500, of
which 500 was paid after each of the
games preceding the big match. There
were seven such game1-the three between
Reliance and California, the three be-
tercollegiate freshman match. So there
remains to be paid on tn grounds about
$1,000 Deducting this from the gross re-
ceipts of the big game there is left So, 800
to b, equally divided between the Stan
ford football management and that Of
Berkeley. The major part OF this money
will be used 10 pay the seasons expenses
of the teams. The remainder will go into
the treasury of the student body.
Though both managers declare that the
attendance was the greatest ever known
at an outd oor entertainment on the Pacific
Coast they also assert that there were
$500 reserved seats occupied and about
1000 general admissions SOLD.
ha o4.-
show at the Bush-street Theater $3.50 was
obtai, ed and the total expense was $3.50
The 500 earned will 90 to the Stanford
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A Few Symptoms Which Indicate
failing Sight.

Drs. Sey mour G. Co. answer g few questions
relative to The frst indications of failing
sight, which should be corrected by the use
OF proper glasses, which We think should be
of interest to our reederS.
"Smarting and itching of the lids fatigue
while reacing or c.ose application: pains in
the eye or around the orbit; headache and
nervousness, often causing vertigo and nau-
sea; aversion to light; blurring of the letters.
making them appear double or running the
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Sudden Death Off l.. schoo1ev.

Edmurd L. Schooey a barber residing at
2662A Twep tysecond street, died suddenly
ut 1 o'clock yeste rday morning at sol Post
street He had heen drinking heavily the
day before. Autopsy Surgeon Gallagher at
the Morgue found that death had been caused
by heart disease. An inquest will be held.
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Fitznatrick,s YaIise.

" C. Fitzpatrick, cooper, swore to a COM
! Isint in Judge Conlan's court Yesterday
charging Jack Dunn. teamster, with petty
larceny. Fitzpatrick alleges that Dunn stole
his valise from the New Western Hotel Fourth
and Harrison streets, which contained a suit
OF clothes, other wearing apparel and coope7's S
tools.
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In ;he Divorce Courts.

Eusticia NJ. Schadde has commenced suit
for divorce against William A. Sch hadde On the
ground of cruelty.
Frank u. Jenkins has been sued for divorce
by Grace B. jenkins on the ground of failure
10 provide.
Mrs. K. A: Haas has brought suit for diverce
against j. I. Haas on the ground of fallure
To provide.
Louisa Derheimer has sued Henry Derheimer
Tor divorce on The ground OF desertlou.
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LawIess Case Set In for Trial,

The case of Robert Lawless, the ex-jockey,
charged with swindling Ned Greenway, was
called in Judge Campbell's court yesterday.
Lawless had demanded a trial by jury, ana
the case was set Tor next Thursday afternoon.
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Charged With Burg .ary.

John Dougherty and George Wilson, who
we're arrested cary yesterday morning bv Po-
liceman McGee, were booked at the City Pris on
on charge of burglary. They stole a ouan-
ii of tools and other articles from II house II
sos Sutter street belonging TO H. Walker, a
contractor.
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{ A. NJ, Bishop Nichols ad-
J ministers Confirmation;
P. NJ, choir night, special
musical services.
( A. NJ, The Supreme
! Court; P. NJ, "The Divin-
( ity OF The Redeemed Re-
! veaied to the Parents of
| the Race"
) A. NJ, opening of the sec
pond week OF the Mission.
! An, "Forty Hours De-
lvotiou"; P. NJ, Bened1ction.
{ A. NJ. The Coming of
}Chris -; P. NJ, Sermon and
WeSpers.
! A. NJ, Isaiah Kill; P. NJ,
(Benediction.
A NJ, "forty HoOrs' De-
}votion"; P NJ, Tine Blessed
tSacrame nt."
{ A. NJ, sermon on the "Ad-
}venp by Rev. J. Raffin;
tP. NJ, The Blessed Virgin"
+ A. NJ, 1.-The Hard and the
J Easy Way of Doing
! Things; P. NJ, Friends
and Enemies
{ A. NJ, What Do Ye More
}Than Others? P. NJ. The
tUnity OF Gods Word"
+ A. NJ, Gratitude: What
| 1t Is and How Il Works.;
J P NJ, Miss C. A. Potter on
! "Recoli-ctions OF the Fifty
first Nee ting OF the A.
| NJ. A"
( A. NJ, "The Gift OF Lie a
J Blessed Gift; p. NJ, "Our
! Wealth il the Riches o;
| God"
An,,r,A. The Advent"
{ A. NJ, "Intercessory
Prayer; P. M, st. An
drew"
{ A. NJ, "The Perils of SIM;
}P. NJ. Christ Our Inter
tcessor."
{ P. NJ. "'Who Was the
lRogue-Jacob or Esau ?"
{ A NJ. Advent Medita-
}tions; p. NJ, Masquerade
Cng."
{ A NJ, "The Golden Vials";
}P. NJ, He Hath Made Ali
tThings Beautiful"
! A. NJ. in That Day";
lP NJ, What Seek Ye ?''
( A. M, "At Evening Time
1t Shall Be Light (An old
! folks sermonl; P. NJ, "Give
the Girl a Chance.
{ Dedication servica at 3
}P. NJ; sermon by Rev. DR..
tDlIe.
( AN, "These Are Those;
}P NJ, Women OF Leis-
Cure"
{ A. NJ, "other Sheep;
}P. NJ. "The Field of the
tSlug"
T AN, Some Character
ist.c of Chris tian" Pm,
{ Sermon by Rev. NJ. NJ. Glb-
son.
AN, "What Constitutes
"a True church; P. NJ,
t"Pearly Gates"
{ A. NJ, Ordination serv-
}ices; p. NJ. Medicinal mu-
t,ic.
! "God giving Kindn ess
)and Justice"
{ A NJ, "Come hither and
}G viii show tn e bride";
Up. NJ, "Absolom s Pillar"
{ A. NJ, Rev. y. ]. B. schultz
}wili speak; P. NJ, Rev.
George Drason.
100000 QQQQQQQQQ 9
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All Yick, who attempted to kill We Fong
with hatchet at 735 Washineto street on
November 10 was yesterday held to answer
before the Superior Court by Judge Conlan n
q ch rye OF assault with a deadly weapon In
$1,000 bonds.
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THIS DAY AT THE CHURCHES.

Church of the Advent.
Eleventh, mr.. Market.
ST. Ignatius, Hayes
and Van Ness.
Holy Cross Church,
Eddy and Scott SITS.
St. Brigid's, Van Nesst
ave. and Broadway
St. MaFy's Cathedral }
Van Ness ave. and(
O'Farrell.
st. Mary's,
California and Du-
pOnt.
St. Peter and
St. Paufs.
Dupont and Filbert.
Notre Dame des Vic.
torres.
Bush, near Dupont.
West Side Christian
Church. Bush ST,
near Scott
First Christian,
Twelfth, ur. Howard.
Beth any Congrega.
tiOnal, Bartlett ST.,
near Twenty-fifth.
Richmond Congrega-
tional Church, Sew.
enth ave. and Glenn
ent st.
Grace Episcopal,
Stockton and Cali or
MIA its.
ST. Peters Episcopal,
Stockton and Filbert.
ST. Luke'S, Clay street,
and Van Ness
avenue.
BUSIEST. Temple,
Bush ST., near LaSuna.
First English
Lutheran Church,
Geary, near Cough.
Simpson Memorial,
Hayes and Buchanan
Streets.
Grace Methodist
Church, Twenty. first
and Capp streets.
Central Methodist.
Mission, bet. Sixth
and Seventh.
Trinity
NJ +. Church.
10th and Market.
Howard VI. E. Church,
Howard. bet. Second
and Third.
Centenary NJ. f. J
Church South. bush,
bet. Cough n Octavia. )
Stewart Memorial. I'd
United Presbyterian,
Guerrero. he ar 23d.
Memorial Presbytc-l J
rian Church, 18th
ave. and Latona st.
Calvary Presbyterian, }
Powell and Geary {
Streets.
First Chinese preSby,l
terian. Stockton and
Washington StS.
Howard Presbyterian)
Church, Oak and {
Baker SITS.
Second Unitarian,
Twentieth and CappI
streets.
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Used n Hatchet.

ADVANCES made on furniture and pianos with
or without removal. Noonan. 1017-lO73 Ms sion
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n. line (No. 726l Grove St.. ll2 IS feet E. OF
Wabster-M Modern ,wo-story house of rooms and
bath, IN good condition: lot 25x120 feet to rth
avenue.
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ADJUSTMENTS

OWN 7VFATFR In Gay New York"
~ lPWl rH IN. IN IHFATER.-Press c ub Entertain
men, thursday afternoon, December 2
C.L CoLUhhIA 1HfATfR-"In Cd Kentucky"
CALIFoRNIA THEATER.-Italian 0pera
, oFosCo's CPkRA-houst- The Ciraa, diamond
Robbery" Ne 'Ieat DlAmonu
@LoAzAR THEArEn.- "Incog"
IINoLi OPERA HOUSE, The Geisha-"
ohFHFUM-H Ch- Class Vau0evine
'RFRoN.-Crani Cu,ls.e-,
ia orner Of Mason and Eddy streets
boston Ladies Military Band
Clho -' ii~- r.fh.;,- aui Performance,
,,,aa, = NSd,,IS AsIhS AMP EHUTEs FREE THEATER.-
tNtninr. 4' ~ ~
NASIIVE sons Hall Mason street near Post,
SS eulsn -Aineroan azaar, Tuesday, Nov. 81.
RECREATION PARK-Baseban
SoORsiNs-At Ingeside fark this af ernoon.
= ALL lc COAST JOCKEY CLUB.-Eaces tomorrow
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= : Rev. Mr.. Emery.
!
ss Jesuit Fathers.
J
3 Father J. F. nsain',
'tsf Rev. John E. Cottle.
Father C. A. Ramm.
u Father E. p. Dempsey
u paulist Fathers
Salesian Fathers.
Marist Fathers.
t., }Rev. VIM. Gardner.
l.. Rev. F. Ford.
t, SRev. DR.. Pond.
" ), Rev. P. Coombe
r Rev. R. c. Fou's.
i I Rev. NJ. D. wilson
Rev. w. H. MoreIand
a Rabbi Isadore Myers
Rev. E. Nelandsr-
II Rev. ]. Stephens.
.f} Rev.J.N. Beard
h Rev. c. E. Locke.
Rev H W. Peck
d q Rev J. A. B. Wilson
5 Rev. c. B. Ridaish-
1 !.
I, REV. w. f. Dugan
h Rev, H. n, Bevier.
Rev. DR.. J. Hemphill.
d} Rev. Nam Art.
d. Rev. F. r. Farrand.
p} Rev. A. J. Wells.
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Pacific HEIGHTS Corner.
Castro HEIGHTS Residence.

NE cor Vallejo and Webster SITS. -Unobstruct-
ed marine view level and ready to build; lot 5Ox
1877 :6 feet.
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w line no. 1920 Castro st., 1S5 feet S. Of
23d-Modern 2-story bav- window residence of
rooms and bath; brick foundation in fine condi-
ton; lot Il x90 feet
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AUCTION SALES.

~ W. 6. LAYING * Co.-Monday evening, No
oSnIoeI oSeI - Horses, at Occidental Horse Tx
Chahsr' III Howard at 80 P. NJ
On BY EAs1oS K ELLRIDGE--Tue day, Novem Der
0U, heaI Estate, at 63S Market street, at II
y BY hlLLIP GO. - TUESDAY, November so,
hoIses, at Peasanton at II O'clock
BY EAs1oN 4 EInRIpeF-I hursdav De,ern-
Der ,, Tur ish hugs, at 23O Sutter street al p NJ
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=. side NO 1915) McAlliiter ST.. 1868 W. OF
Lyon-Three story building, store ana co l yard
below, flats of rooms each above, aud rear
lSI Is feet.
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At Our SaIesrOOm, 6SS Market st.,
Western Addition Residence.

Opposite Palace Hotel, San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-28

Gail Office for catalo. ue. giving full partlcu-
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Ocean View Improved Property
E. line Bright ST., 100 feet s. of randolph
House of rooms and los in the best part OF
Ocean View; 4 lots, 25Xl00 ieat each
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Mission Flats.
McAilister-street Improved Propert,

w. line (No. 11S) San Jose ave-, bet. 23d an
"a h sts.-Four fats of large rooms each; pay
$500 per annum; lot 37X70 feet.
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Choice Corner-Pacific Heights
NV cor Vallejo and Laguna sts-A fine site
for residence flats; uno Distracted marine view;
lot 40X12U feet
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-28

McAilister-Street Lot
s. line McAllis.er s., 81 feet +. of 1st ave.
Levi and ready Tor building; lot 25xl57 ;6 feet.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-28

NE cor. of Army and Noe sts.-Good specuIa-
ton; must be sod; lot S0x114 feet.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-28

Stanyan- Street Lot.
w. line stanyan St, 125 feet 8 of Carl, near the
fiiliated Colleges; lot 25x107 Is feet