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The San Francisco call., 1897-01-28
THE MEET Of
THE ENDEAvORERS
W. A. Gillespie Here From
Pennsylvania to Fix Ho-
tel Accommodations.
He Estimates That at Least 5000
Eastern Delegates Will Come
to This City.
Says 1t Is Untrue That Philade phia Is
After the Conven tion-A Great
Meeting Expected Here.

W. A. Gillespie, formerly president oi
the Philadelphia Christian Endeavo1
Union, comprising 10000 mem bers, ar
rived here yesterday to arrange for the
reception here of the Pennsylvanians who
will attend the great convention in this
City July next. Mr.. Gillespie is accom-
panied by George A. Metzger, also oi
Philadelphia.
He says about $50 mem bers of the Chris
tian Endeavor from Pennsylvania have
arranged with him to come here. Besides
them in the same party will be 100 or La
from Washington, D. c.
1.-The rates are fixed" said Mr.. Gillespie.
"They will be $50 from Chicago for the
round trip, and about $63 from Phi1adel-
phia. We Will come by way of Chicago,
stopping there for half day. at Denver
one day, Manitou day. Glenwood Springs
part of day, and Salt Lake over Sunday.
"My object in coming was to arrange
for stopping over at those places and fol
hotel accommodations here. The matter
OF our transportation has been already
fixed.
"Philadelphia is not possibility In con-
nection with this convention, notwith-
standingtle recent dispatch that claimed
that City was in the field for it. To begin
with it does not want it. 1t isn't ready
for it, and if it did want it it would take
year to get ready.
II think at least 5000 will attend the
convention from the East, and l will be
disappointed if there are not $4,000 as a
whole here. The largest conven ton ever
held was in Boston, with $4,000 registered
delegates and 10000 delegates as whole.
Many of them did not register.
1.-The convention at Washington last year
had Al, 900 registered delegates. The vari'
Gus StaIes East, so far as | am informed,
are expecting TO come here in large forces.
Coming by the Union Pacific and Cen
tral Pacific we will return by way OF Port
land, the Northern Pacific and Yellow
stone Park. We will come on special
Pullman trains, composed of the finest
modern cars. There will be two or three
of the trains required to carry the Penn
sylvania and Washington delegations.
"Our date of leaving Philadelphia will
be June %, and we expect to be absent
just month.
1.-The Pennsylvania State Endeavor
Union is the largest in the world. 1t has
over 1000 societies and oyer 2OOO mem
bers."
Messrs. Gillespie and Metzear will be here
but two days, and will then go to Los An
geles. Returning here they will go home
via Oregon
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-28
RAILROAD BOOKKEEPING
Action on a Uniform System
Temporarily Postponed by
the Commission
Small Transpor atlon Lines Will Be
required to Present Their
Tar. ifs.

The Railroad Commission did nothing
of vast Importance or interest to the pub
lie at its regular meeting yesterday after
noon.
Communications were read by Secretary
Newman from various railroads in regard
to making a report of every tariff TO the
commission, and in regard to a uniform
system of bookkeeping which, it was pro-
posed, all the railroads of the State shou
adopt. The replies on these matters have
been published and are in the biennial re-
port recently distributed. AS to tariffs,
many small railroads and other trans por-
tation com panies of the State replied,
in brief, that they carried no passengers
and no freight outside their own private
business, which business was, in most in
stances, stated to be that of logging or
lum bering in their own camps, or for their
own mills, and that they had no tariffs of
any nature to submit.
The reading of these communications
BROUGHT out some discussion in regard to
tariffs and charges made by stage lines
and small steamboats, on inland lakes.
The opinion was expressed by Chairman
La Rue and Commissioner Stanton that
the small transportation companies of
this kind also come within the province
OF the commission, and the result will be
that the secretary will communicate with
as many OF them as he can find.
The replies in regard to uniform book
keeping showed, with some few excep-
tions, a general disposition to acquiesce
and fall into line. Where sug sestions
were made by the companies they were to
the effect that the interstate commerce
system be adopted. No action was taken.
A communication dated Montreal, from
the Canadian inquiry Into Transporta-
ton Charges on Farm Products" was
read. 1t asked for the tariffs in this State
on variety of things from milk to hop
poles. The secretary will give what in
formation ne has.
After the meeting adjourned Commits
sioner Stanton was asked concerning the
bringing up before the board again of the
commissions right and duty under the
constitution of proceeding to make an in
vestigation of rates and charges and
bonds on its own hook, under it's constitu-
tional authority. Nothing toward an in
dependent investigation will be done at
present.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-28
bURGL hRS HAD It
THEIR OWN WAY
They Looted the Scott Street
Home of Samuel
]. Allen.
Diamonds and a Quantity of
Diamonds and a Quantity Of
Valuable Jewelry Was
Secured.
The Police Have Been Motif d About
Two Suspicious Characters Who
May Have Done the Job.

The residence of Samuel ]. Allen, a
weigher in the employ OF Dunsmuir q
Co., the great coal importers. was selected
as choice bit of household to enter and
plunder last Monday morning.
This quiet little home is six-room fiat
at 412 Scott street, within few doors Of
Oak.
Mrs. Allen and her daughter left their
home on Saturday afternoon for pro-
tracted trip into the country. The hus-
band and father would have followed in
few days but for the fact that he was noti-
fed by the police that the house had been
plundered. He Immediately recalled his
family and they have been looking over
the place ever since discovering the ab-
sence of additional articles of value.
The Aliens fat is an upper one of a
new style of building. The bathroom
opens up both on the back porch facing
the East and into the kitchen through
which admission is obtained by a sliding
door.
About o'clock in the morning OF Mon
day, the French maid OF Mrs. Curry, who
lives in the lower fat, heard some noise
in the story overhead. She knew that
Mr.. Aliens family had gone away to the
country and she suspected that burglars
were at work
Her suspicion was strong enough to
make her hide her face beneath the
blankets and await results with fear and
trem bling.
Monday afternoon she became courage
Gus enough to clint the steps to the upper
fat, SO as to hang up her washing, and
she discovered that the bathroom door
leading into the fiat had been broken into
by burglars, who had looted the place.
She Immediately informed the lad in the
corner grocery store, who in turn told all
about it to the police. The latter, there
fore, are in search OF the burglars, who
are supposed 10 be two suspicious char
acters'' VINO have been lettering about the
neigh borhood for the past ten days.
The burglars managed 10 pick the two
locks from the outside door to the kitchen.
In the bedroom they secured valuable
pair of marine glasses, two choice razors,
q diamond shirt stud, one cameo ring, a
microscope and lady's diamond-studded
spider brooch. They were frightened
away no doubt as they left several purses
of coins, silver and gold, that Mrs. Allen
bad been collecting as souvenirs of her
European travels. Other pieces OF iewelry
and the silverware were also overlooked.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-28
POINT LOBos CLUB.
Favors an Increase in the Pay of Fire
men and Police.

Favors an Increase in the Pay of Fire
men and Police.
= At the meeting of the Point Lobos I'M
provement Club Tuesday special COM
mittee on transfers on the cross streets re-
ported it had succeeded in getting trans
fers to and from the Fillmore-street line
after the 1st of February. For this con-
cession vote of thanks was rendered the
committee.
A report was received from the COM
mittee appointed to induce Ihe Olympic
Salt Water Company to put sidewalks in
front OF its property on Point Lobos
avenue, with the assurance that this
much-desired accommodation would be
complied with.
A resolution was introduced instructing e
President Fletcher, row at Sacramento,
to advocate the bill now before the Legis-
lature increasing the pay of the chief and
captains of the San Francisco police.
An amendment was offered to this reso-
luton advocating an increase in the pay
of the chief of the Fire Department to
$4,000, assistant chief $4,000, secretary $4,000
and district engineers TO $2100. Both were
carried unanimously.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-28
THE SEWER BOND ISSUE.
Ex-Mayor EIlert Thinks That Sewer
Can Be Provided Without Bonds.

Ex-Mayor Ellert Thinks That Sewers
Can Be Provided Without Bonds.
Ex-Mayor Ellert says that ne believes
that a sewer system can be provided for
san Francisco without bond issue, by
providing it gradually. He has long been
of this opinion.
1--WE were on the right track to accom-
plish that when we had the Sewerage
Commission, consisting of Colonel G. e..
Mendell, Professor Davidson, Irving NJ.
Scott, Marsden Manson and G. E. Grun-
sky. But the politicians got away with
that commission, although l did not
think when the Commissioners were ap-
pointed that they would dare to do that.
After that experience, it is doubtful if an
other commission could be appoin ted on
the same general plan.
The resolution adopted by the Board
OF Supervisors calling upon the San Fran
cisco delegation at Sacramento to work
for an act enabling the Supervisors to
submit the question of bonding the City
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-28
MANHATTAN ATHLETES.
An Evenings Entertainment of Boxin 6
Fencing and Tumbling.

An Evenings Entertainment of Boxing
Fencing and Tumbling.
The monthly athletic exhibition of the
ManhattanC nClubMonday evening drew over
1000 spectators to their cluprooms at 1749
Mission street.
An excellent programme, consisting
of boxing, fencing and tumbling was
given.
The following men appeared in three
round exhibition bouts in which a great
deal OF science was displayed: Roster
and Stark, Lynch and Crowly. Kane and
Lea, Jerry Kenny and Reilly, Virgins
and Schoenfeld, McDeavitt and Bonsages
Fred Muller and Smith.
Messrs. Fleischer, Alpen, Hoops, Kam-
ern, Roster and Berguram of the San Fran
cisco Turn Verein gave pretty exhibition
on the vaulting horse and parallel bars.
Lorraine and Alpers OF the Turn Verein
gave a fencing exhibition in which the
honors were even.
Foster of the Manhattans and George
Bates of the San Francisco Athletic Club
concluded the evenings entertainment
with a boxing bout that warmed the
hearts of all present.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-28
BOOM IN DIVORCES.

Five Suits Filed Yesterday and Three
Separations Granted.
Ella V. Green has been granted a d.
vorce from R. w. Green on the ground OF
extreme cruelty.
For extreme cruelty Christine May
hugh has been given a divorce from
Charles r. MaYhugh.
Mrs. Kate R. Austin has been granted a
divorce from David A. Austin on the
ground of desertion.
In the divorce suit of Grace Hamilton
against Walter J. Hamilton an order was
made by Judge Belcher yesterday dismiss
ing the action without prejudice to the
commencement of a new action.
Suits for divorce have been filed as fol-
lows: Rebecca Fisher against Will E.
Fisher. for cruelty; Louise Molirat against
Clemence Molirat, for desertion; May
Heindort against Heinrich NJ. H. Helm
dorf, desertion; Margaret. G. McKeany
against Andrew ]. McKeany, for failure
to provide; Grace Hamilton against
Walter J. Hamilton, for cruelty.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-28
Populists on Bills.

The executive committee of the Peoples
party met at their headquarters in the Murphy
building on Saturday, January %, and or
ganized by eleeting J. A. Anthony chairman
and T. H. Hatch secretary. Resolutions were
adopted in favor of the bill before the Lepis-
lature for the government of employment
agencies and also for an amendment to the
constitution in relation to the incarceration
OF children for seeking aims on the street,
Postal bill.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-28
Lectnre on the Alna-

Professor S. M. Cross of the University of the
Pacific gave his fourth lecture in the Univer-
sity extension course at the Young Mems
Christian Association, Mason and Ellis streets,
Monday nightto crowded house. The lee
-ture was full OF most interesting information
and incidents OF trip of thirty days afoot in
the Alps, trip which the lecturer himself had
made. There will be a lecture Tuesday even
ing at the same place on Ancient Rome
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-28
TEACHERS AND CONTRACTORS
MAY SUE FOR THEIR BILLS
Ex-President Hyde Says the Auditor Must Pay
Claims.

and County to the people may result in
trying that question out. | have never
been in favor of running the City and
County into debt and am opposed to IL
now. Still the question will be settled by
the majority if 1t is submitted, and if the
majority want bonds they will have
rhem.n
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-28
Marina Firemen

At regular meeting Of the Pacific Coas
Marine Firemen's Union, held last night, the
following elected officers were installed for
1897: Bert Stebbins, PRESIDENT; J. McKewen,
yice-president; j. Nomalie, second vice. presi-
dent; I. Collevin, third vice president; B.
Ward, financial secretary and business mana
ger; William MeMullin, recording secretary
John Dougherty, treasurer; Andy McMahan,
J. Friel. d. Reddy, trustees
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-28
Held to Answar

Alfred F. Davis. barber, who shot his
brother-in law, William F. Healey, in the Mis-
sion on New Years morning. was yesterday
held by Judge Low to answer before the Su-
perior Court on the charge OF assault to mur.
der in $1,000 bonds. Healey at one time was
expected TO die but he is now in fair way to
racOvar
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-28
salomon Was Convioted

Some days ago Officer Butterworth and Meat
Inspector Ben Davis of the Health Depart
ment arrested }. L. Solomon for causing the
butchering of a diseased cow on the San
Bruno road Yesterday Solomon was found
guilty by Judge Low. Sentence was deferred.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-28
Market-street Masher.

Joseph Bush, the Market-street masher, who
was convicted OF vagrancy by Judge Conlan
Tuesday, appeared for sentence yesterday
The Judge, after giving him deserved
scorching, sent him to the County jail for six
months,
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Ellis Court-room Is Gorpaar.

Justice Groezinger has decorated his court
room with sky blue drapery, which is back of
his seat and under a rich crimson canonv
People go 10 the courtroom from ali over the
City Hall to see and to admire this legal sym-
phony.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-28

Flats, 21st. near Valencia-Rents S39.
25xl14; 3357-59 21st st., bet.' Valencia and
Guerrero; fats; rent $39; third fiat is par
TALLY finished; $3.50 will finish it completely
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Third Ave-, near Caiifornia-Rent $40
25x120; No. 213 Third ave modern cottage;
rooms, bath, basement garden, &c.
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Lafayette, near Green-Rents $3S. so.
23x6O: No. Lafayette ST.; OF Green, near Du-
pont; 3.story tenement.
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NEW TO-DAY.
At OUR SALESRO0M, 6sS MlRKET ST.

Business and Residence p.
Southeast corner Broadway and Masor s..oa,.
Improyeme entS-brick and wooden hniIdinrs coSo
prisng store and several Ienemens: this is q sood
better in the future; full rents SlO7. sysra anu
roads; street in basalt rock; corner lot is S:9x5S:6
Post-street Property.
North line (No. S22) Of Post ST.. 1875 east NJ
Hyde-FronE res idence OF rooms rear residencs
of rooms; this must soon be business. posi- Snt
ter and Geary street cables; large lo; 26:9xi2O.
Golden Gate Park Residence.
East line (No. 216) of Ashbury St, 100 north n,
Fell Handsome 2-s orv bay-windowed residence:
7 rooms and bath; high basement: Cement stone
walk; iron fence brick foundations fine home:
oue-half block from Golden Gate PARK: several
cable roads; lot 26xlO3 feet
Mission Invest tment Property.
Northeast line (Nos. 33. S311 and 35) OF Moss
ST. bet. Folsom and Howard and sixth and sew
enth-Buildings comprise six tenements of and
rooms; full rents S6s; splendid street-car accom-
modations; lot o0x75.
Magnificent Corner Lot.
Southwest corner of Pacific and Jones sts.;
would pay we'll wi h stores below and HATS above;
good location Ior business: Pacific st. In basait
rock and cement stone walk: jackson and Hyde
s.. cables; large corner lot 6Ox52:4
Pacific Heights Residence Lots.
West line OF Pierce St, As south of Vallejo; two
handsome residence lots; grand marins view;
beautifu surroundings street paved. in fine con-
I
suffer Fillmore and Union car lines; lot 27 ;6x
1926
Oak-Street Business Property.
South line of Oak St. 1877 IS west of Devisadero:
two handsome business lots: improved with stores
below and flats aoove this is bu ,iness PROPOSE
ton and will rent quickly; must he sold; street in
fine condition; two lots. 25xl37:6.
Western Add ition Home
South line NO 2627) of Sutter ST., so east OF
Lyon; building, two-story, bay-windows and
rooms and bath; street in basat rock lot % :6x
ITO.
Excelsior Honest tead Association.
Large lot on northwest line of Lisbon st. $50
southwest from Italy ave; electric road improve
ments are the order OF the day in this vicinity;
this property is speculation for a big advance;
lot 75xl0U.
Western Addition Residence Lot.
East line of Pierce st., 81 e north of Filbert:
Presdio Reservation and Fulton Iron Works;
sunny side IF the street; must be sold: Union-st.
caole; street in basalt rock: lot 22:11x10O.
For Catalogue inquire of
EASTON. ELDRIDGE & CO.,
638 Market st. Auctioneers.
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Lots on Precita Ave-, opp. Howard.
sOxl23: S. line of Preclta st., opposite Howard
500 rect w. of Folsom; a. so in rear of above, fac
ing California ve.; 55X120.
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Corner York, 26th and Serpentine Ave.
l20 feet on York ST., 69:3 on 26sh and 3s on
Serpentine; whole or in lots
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Flats near the Park-Rent $50.
25xSO; No. 43.49 fremont st. off Waller, near
CIayton 4 fats; only 2 years built; Haight- ST.
cars.
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Darol1e's Laundry, Chenery Street.
100x115 fronting Chenery, and 16Ox150 'front.'
ing S. z. r. X. Fairmount lots 1922, frame and
bricS building; 100 feet 'front.' for laundry, dwell
ing and stable.
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Greenwich, f. of Montgomery-Rent$ $25
43x75; O3-lO5 Greenwich st., E. of Montgom-
cry; one 2-story mouse and cottages with some
repair would rent for $2S; must be sold.
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WOODWARD'S GARDEN LOTS.

4 LOss-VaIencia, bet. 14th and 18th.
lots: each 25x1OO; E. line of Valencia ST.,
120 feet Y. of 18th; 18th and Valencia is promi-
nent transfer point.
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Mission Street, bet. 18th and 18th.
4Ox10O; W. line of Mission ST.; 237 feet s. Of
Ridley.
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Stevenson-Street Building Lots.
4 lots; each 25x65: L. line of 8 evenson st., 12O
feet n. of i4th; suitable for cottages or fats
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Dolores, Opp. High-Schoo1 Site.
8 lots; E. line Of Dolores, s. of 18th; lot 3Ox85
and lots each 29xl10; commencing 11S feet s.
of 18th st.
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in the hips and side, as was, because IL Will cur
them-neVer 10 be doubted.
remain yours to help the sufferer,
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Julian-Avenue Flats-Rents $42.
4Ox94: Nos. II to 23 Julian ave.; E. of Va.
lencia ST. 275 feet ). of 18th ST.; always rented
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Jessie, Near 18th, Flats-Rents S72.
2Ox65; No. 1436 38 Jessie ST.. s. of Ridley; 2
new flats: each 5 rooms and bath; at reduced
rents of $36.
2Ox65 No 14lO-42 Jessie ST.; new flats; same
as above; rents $36.
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RidIey-Street Building Lot.
25x95: S. line OF Ridley ST., 65 :S W. of Jessie,
bet Valencia cable and Mission-st. electric road.
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NEW TO-DAY,

NEW TO-DAY,
AUG TON.
THIS DAY,
THURSDAY, JANUARY 2S,
AT12 NJ. SHARP, BY
Won Rheiin
e4s CO.,
5l3 CALIFORNIA STREET.
LARGE SlXTH-STREET CORNER.
75x125; f. cor. 9Th and shipey SITS market
stores and dwellings; outlay OF $lOOU can H.
tate.
McAllister Street-A Grand Lot.
4Ox137 IS: n. sunny side Of McAllister, 1875
feet w. Of Fillmore few better lots for residence
or fats on the peninsula
WOODWARD'S GARDEN LOTS.
Lois-vaIencia, bet. 14th and 18th.
lots: each 25x1O0; E. line of Valencia ST.,
12O feet Y. of 18TH l4th and Valencia is a promi
nent transfer point.
Mission Street, bet. 18th and 14th.
4Ox1OO; W. line of Mission ST.. 237 feet s. of
Ridley.
RidIey-Street Building Lot.
25xs5 S. line of Ridley ST., IS :s W. of Jessie,
bet. Valencia cable and Mission-st. electric road.
Jessie, Near 18Th, FIats-Rents S72.
2Ox65; No. 1886 38 Jessie ST.. S. of Ridley; 2
flats: each rooms and bath; at reduced
2Ox65 No 141O-42 Jessie ST.; 2 new flats; same
as above; rents $36.
Julian-Avenue Flats-Rents $42.
40x94; Nos. II to % Julian ave.; E. Of Va.
lencia ST.. 275 feet 5. of 18th ST.; always rented.
W. COrs 10Cn ~ stevenson In l. or AOCS
7S:lx135; NE. cor. OF l3th and Stevenson sts.
with Chine washhouse: rent $50; as a whole or
In lots; 3 fronting Ridley and fronting Steven
son.
Jessie Streets Building Lots near 3th
25x9O w. line Of Jessie. 50 feet 8. of 18th: 2
lots, each 25x70, adjoining above on the south.
30x70; adjoining above the south.
3ox5U. with 40x20; fronting L. end of Quinn
street.
Stevenson-Street Building Lots.
lots; each 25x65: L. line of evenson st., l2O
feet N. of I4th; suitable for cottages fats
Dolores, Opp. High-School Site.
8 lots; E. line Of Dolores S. of 18th; lot 3Ox85
and lots each 29x110; commencing 11S feet s.
of 18th SC.
Flats near the Park-Rent $50.
25xS0; No. 4349 fremont ST. off Waller near
Clayton; fats; only years built; Haight-s ST.
cars.
Lafayette, near Green-Rents $3S. so.
23x6O: No. Lafayette st.; OF Green, near Du-
ponti 3-story tenement.
Third Ave-, near Caiifornia-Rent $40.
25x12O: No. 2l3 Third ave modern cottage; 5
rooms, bath, basement, garden, &c.
Flats, 2lst. near Valencia-Rents &39
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NE. Cor. 18th & Stevenson. in 1 or 5 Lots
7S:lx135: NE cor. of 18Th and Stevenson sts.,
with Chin ese washhouse; rent $40; as a whole or
In lots; 3 fronting Ridley and fronting Steven.
son.
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BUSINESS and Residence Property.
Southeast corner Broadway and Mason s.rao..
mprovements-brtck and wooden buiIdinrs coro
business outlook; viii pay well at present and
bett ter in the future full rents SLOT; several NE
roads, street IN basait rock; corner lot IS ;9x53:6
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Jessie Street-6 Building Lots near 9Th
25x9O w. fine OF Jessie. 95 feet s. of 18th: 2
lots, each 25x70, adjoining above on the south.
30x70; adjoining above the south.
30x5U. with 40x20; fronting L. end of Quinn
street.
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A PERMANENT CURE.

PLAINsBURG, Cal, Nov. 5, 1896.
DR.. Pierce & Son, San Francisco.
GENTLESIEN-Th fifteen-dolar Belt has beer
pirad nd dpiivarpd hut hara nt frnrr
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Mission Inves tm ent Proper

Northeast line (Nos 33. 331a and 35) OF Moss
ST., bet. Folsom and Howard and sixth and Sew
enth-Buildings comprise six tenements OF and )
rooms; full rents S6s; splendid street-car accom-
modations; lot 60x75.
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North line (No S22) of Post St, 1875 east n,
Hyde-FronE res idence OF rooms: rear residence
of rooms; this must soon be business; Post, Sut-
ter and Geary street cables; large lo;, 26;9xi2O
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Marnificent Cnrner Lot.

South line NO 2627) of Sutter ST., so east OF
Lyon; building, two-story, bay-windows and z
rooms and bath; street in basalt rock; lot % :6x
ITO.