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Evening journal., 1897-05-22
PresbvterIans IN Session.

Pittsburg, May 22.-There was a long
discussion over the admission Of Rev
John w. Scott, a native of India. By
an enabling act passed two years ago
India was made a presbytery with linn
tied powers. Mr.. Scott was finally ad-
mitted and gave an interesting talk on
his experience in India. The rest Of the
session was taken up with the reading
of the reports Of the Ohio and Western
presbyteries.
Evening journal., 1897-05-22
To Go to baltimore For Trinl.

New York, May 22.-United States
Commissioner Shields rendered his de-
cision in the case Of Engineer George
Mowbray, who is under indictment in
Baltimore charged with having been
engaged in a filibustering expedition to
Cuba on the steamship Woodall, which
left Baltimore in June, 1895. He viii
be tried in the United States district
court on the second Tuesday in June
Bail was furnished In $4,000.
Evening journal., 1897-05-22
Wnntnd to Kin NInnns.

London. May PA dispatch TO The
Times from Karvassana says that Colo
mel Manos had a very unpleasant re-
ception at Agrinium. The mob followed
him through the streets to the town
hail with abusive epithets and cries Of
XIII him. kill him"
Evening journal., 1897-05-22
v,luable Papef nflIIs I.urpod.

Niagara Falls. May 22.-The works Of
the Niagara Falls Paper company on
Buffalo avenue. in the mill district
were burned. The Gre was discovered
Mt $3.50 o'clock. Two valuable paper ma
chimes in the portion of the building
that was burned are believed to be de-
strOycd
Evening journal., 1897-05-22
A Gentle Hint.

Customcr-Tkis is different kind OF
soap from your usual. isn'tit?
Barber-Yes, sir; but how 90 you
know?
Customer-It tastes difrerent-. Pick
Me-Up.
Evening journal., 1897-05-22
turkish Contract win Krupp.

Constantinople, May 22.-The porte
has concluded a large contract with
Herr Krupp, the great German gun
maker for a supply Of artillery and
ammunition.
Evening journal., 1897-05-22
rx-seorotary carIisle In nunaIo.

Buffalo, May 22.-Ex- Secretary John
G. Carlisle and his wife have arrived
here. They are the guests Of ex-Post-
master General Bissell.
Evening journal., 1897-05-22

The Greater Wilmington Printing
and Publishing Company, southwest
corner of Fourth and Shipley streets, is
prepared to do printing OF every de-
scription quickly and efficiently.
Evening journal., 1897-05-22
Another Rumored cabinet Crisis.

Vienna May 22.-It is reported here
that serious dissensions have broken
out in the Greek cabinet and that the
resignation of NJ. Ralli is probable.
Evening journal., 1897-05-22
GYMNASIUM EXHIBITION.

The active Turner's of the Will
mington Turngemeinde will give a
gymnastic exhibition and ball at Turn
Hall on Monday evening next
Evening journal., 1897-05-22

The Greater Wilmington Printing
and Publishing Company, southwest
corner OF Fourth and Shipley streets, Is
prepared to do printing Of every de-
scription quickly and efficiently.
Evening journal., 1897-05-22
Failure of n Rank.

Orleans, Neb., May 22.-The First Ma
tional bank of Orleans has failed. No
statement Of assets or liabilities is
given.
Evening journal., 1897-05-22
Deatb of an Actor.

Montreal. May PAN actor named
Temple Of the Keene company died at
the Royal Victoria hospital of pneumo-
MIA. He is from Washington.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-20
Maine Popnlis,s Oppose Fusion.

Lewiston. Me, June 19.-At q meet
Ing OF the Maine State Populist Commit
tee at Auburn to-day all present were
opposed to fusion and in favor Of ''mid-
die OF the road" course. With one eX-
ception. the members Of the committee
heard from. were Of the same mind.
Delegates were appointed to the middle
OF the road Populist conference at Nash
vile July 4th Resolutions were adopt
ed declaring That the late alliance with
ure and should no longer be con
tinued. and condemning In unqualified
terms the brutal treatment" accorded
by the Democratic party TO the Popu-
lists, and especially to that great ma
tlonal leader. the Hon. Thomas E. Wat
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-20
Many Called Few Chosen.

West Point, n. Y, June 1910 the 103
candidates who applied for admission to
the Military Academy only thirty eight
have successfully passed the eNamina-
tions. Among them are: John \. Cleve-
land. Alabama; Marshal II. Hurt, Ala
'bama; Clarence II. Knight, Florida; Will
liam +. Platt, North Carolina; Joseph II
Stannard, South Carolina.
Among those who were examined and
qualified last March. these were sworn
in to-day: G. +. Cox. Virginia.; William
5. Hnrlie, Florida; Richard II. Jordan
Virginia: Gustav Keepman, Alabama;
George Mason Lee, Virginia; Walter II.
Lee. North Carolina; Allen +. ATorrisette
Virginia; Clarence O. Sheriff. North
Carolina; Wade Fl. Shipp. Georgia: Wal
ter II. Smith, Georgia; Eugene r, West,
Virginia.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-20
RICEsMOND BICYCLE RACES.
Ear=c Attendance and n State Record
Broken.

Richmond. Va, June 19.-The Rich
mond HowitZers bicycle tournament here
this afternoon was the largest meet of
Wheelmen ever held in Virginia. and at
tracted q large crowd Of spectators.
There were two events in which Messrs.
Marcellus Hicks, Leslie Moore, Frank
Cook, w Garter and ID. c. Richardson,
all OF '1,ichmond, were injured, though
none or them seriously, i: is believed.
Summarizes: First Race-One mile.
novice: d. G. Richardson won in 2:29 3-5
Clarence Griffin, second; r. j. Herman, !,
third.
Second Race-IIalf mile, open: Fred
Schadc, Of Herndon, Va, Won: Q. c.
Hope, second: j. j. Nelms, of Peters
burg, third. Time, :09.
Third Race--Youths under 16 years,
half mile, open: Herbert :ArcCaull won
in 1:17l&.
Fourth Race--Local championship,
one mile: j. T. Temple won in 2:29 1-5.
filth Race,one mile for married men
only: ". A. Parsons won J. II. Schultz,
of Lynchburg, second; ". c. Pond, third.
Time. 2:44 1-5.
Sixth Racc-NIile dash: Fired Schade
Won; w. D. Nye, of Norfolk, second; r
\: Frye third. Time. 2:22-a breaking
Of the State record by seven seconds.
Seventh Race-Half mile. HowitZers
only: c. l.. Epps, won; J. V. Taylor, sec
ond; II. &. Whl,iet third Time. lis.
Eghth Race--Flvc mile handicap:
Clarence Griffin. first; Seack Woodall,
second; J. G. Parkinson. Ir., third.
Time, 1919
EALD TAKES THE MILE OPEN.
Syracuse, y. Y. Juno l9--Eddie Bald
took the mile open here to-day in 2:ld 30
on poor track. Tom Cooper was in
the final, but weakened and dropped
out on being blocked by the field. The
finals:
one Mile Open-Professionals: e. c.
Bald Won; II. r. Steenson, second; T. A.
Mcfarland, third. Time, 2:l7
Two Mile Handica p-Pro fes sionals: F.
y. McFariand 20 yards, won; +. Il. Good
man, so yards, second: Q. c. Tuttle, l40
yards. ;h!r,! Tine, 4:32
Il. G. Bald rode a half mile exhibition,
paced by the black and white tandem
team, in 0S IL seconds
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-20

FROM China, India, Japan, Persia and
the Continent and elsewhere enough Of
the rare and costly sent by the high
ana mighty has arrived to fill a bijou
museum. while If Her Majesty had re-
laNed the rule which forbids accepting
presents from private people unknown
to her. she might have covered the walls
or Windsor with the samples OF home
work in every material existing, that
now cumber the lumber rooms ana cell
lars Of the Castle. Yet even these which
she has not seen have had q reflex ac-
ton upon the Queens attention It is
therefore matter Of sincere congratu-
lation that she has stood the strain so
well.
"By command this afternoon the
Queen received all the Indian officers,
who were in full uniform.
To-night after O quiet, family dinner,
at which several sons and daughters Of
the Queen were present, Her Majesty, at
a quarter Of 10, went to a window OF the
castle to witness tho military tattoo. in
which 400 guardsmen, carrying naphtha
torches. took part.
THE scene was q very proety one in
spite of unpleasant weather. The sol
d!ers saluted by raising their burning
torches high in the air.
THE QUEENS PROGRAMME.
The Jubilee Programme to which her
Majesty has given her assent covers
the seven days beginning Tomorrow
Accession day-the sixtieth anniversary
OF that far June morning when as day
broke the Archbishop OF Canterbury
and the Lord Chamberlain announced
to The hastily awakened Princess that
during the silent watches or the night
the Mantle Of Majesty had fallen upon
her. The programme is as follows:
Sunday. June 20th--Accession Day
morning.-Thc Queen, with the more i'm.
mediate members OF the royal family
attend q solemn thanksgiving service
ct ETognore, Official servica Coz the
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-20

well-matched opponent, allowing her to
gain not another inch in the first three
quarters Of the course, and completely
outdoing her in the last quarter, coming
in fifty yards ahead OF her agile oppo-
nent. AS she passed the flag the first
time the Six Brothers dropped three OF
her crew, which She carried as ballast,
but found cumbersome on account Of the
falling OF the wind. The Six Brothers
did not continue to distance the Ideal
over the next three-quarters Of the
course, but kept her distance ahead.
Now she was at the can buoy and had
only to saw off that part Of the course
over which. she outdid the Ideal III the
first run. Spectators begun TO think it
was tame sport, believing that the Six
Brothers had the race dead. 1t proved
however, to be the most exciting part Of
the race. Captain Doughty and the
Ideal always do their best last and now
they had both the last stretch Of the
course and their opponent before them.
With superior skill and tactics the Ideal
was made to forge ahead and she passed
the flag over a hundred yards ahead Of
her well-matched opponent, thus win
ming the purse OF $50 This is the sec
ond prize captured by the Ideal this
summer.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-20
PRICE TWO CE

LORDS and Commons at st. Mnrgareta
Westmnster Official celebration at st
tauis Cathedral for Her Majesty's
judges: the Lord Mayor and Corpora
tlon Of London. Special accession day
service In every Church OF England cdi-
nee throughout the world
Moaday, June 21st--Her Majesty ar
ii:es at buckingham Palace ~ 80 p. IN.
Niterhoon: The Queen receives her I'm
perlal and Royal Guests. Evening:
itoyal full dress banquet at Bucking-
nam Palace. followed by reception OF
the Diplomatic Corps.
iucsday. June 22d-Queen's day.
Morning: The procession to ST. Paul's.
evening: Her Majesty rests. Second
Royai banquet Buckingham Palace tho
Irincc Of Wales presiding, followed by
state concert. illumination or London
aau the empire. During the day cele-
brations all over the world.
wednesday, June 23d--AIorning: The
Queen receives addresses from the
Houses OF Parliament. Afternoon: The
queen attends the garden party at
Bucklngham Palace for which 5000 in
vitatlons have been issued Evening:
Inc queen attends IL Royal BANQUET at
The Palace. Home and foreign roynltins
attend Lady Su!isbury's ball Mt ,hn 1Tor-
eign Office
Thursday, June 24th-Jn semi-state
the Queen and Court go to Windsor,
lier Ma1esty nlights ut Slough, and
driving through Eton is received BY the
GU.lege boys. Evening: Banquet at
windsor Castle. The Queen reviews n
torchlight procession Of Eton bows.
Friday. June 25th-Afternoon: The
Queen, with the Prince OF Wales as m
spccting Officer, reviews the Fire Bri-
sades OF England. Evening: State ban
quet IN st. Georges Hall at which all
imperial and Royal guests will be pre-
sent. 80 -
Saturday, June 2G-Afternoon: Tho
l'rlnce or Wales on behalf OF the Queen
reviews the fleet ut Spithead. Evening:
Illumination OF the fleet.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-20
RACE ON THE JAMES
xhe sdeal Rents tho EIx Rrotbers f.,
Fine inich

NEWPORT News, Va. June 19-(Spec,an
tHe SECOND race OF the season between
tho Ideal and the Six Brothers tool, n,o ~
on the James over a triangular course
this afternoon. Pretty, as well as close
sailing, characterized the event through :
out the double run over ten nile
course. The yachts were brought IN In
given to start. The Ideal was tha irst
TO take the wind. leaplng forth like n
frightened stag. thereby gaining several
RODS on the start, which she held over
three-quarters Of the course The SIX
Brothers too. proved herself to be no
s!usgard IN race when once started.
She followed alaas In the walta Of her
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-20
Japa,.'s Position in ncsar., to nsnwu

Washington. d. c., June 10.-I,he ia
panese Minister has filed with the Sec
retary or State n formal statement of
INC posllion or his Government with re-
spcct to tho proposed annexation of the
hawaiian Islands by the United States.
although 1t is officially denied that
Japan has protested against the annexa- :
tion treaty. it Is admitted that that Gov
ernment has represented In the strongest
terms It's expectation that its treaty
rights IN Hawaii shall 9,e fully protected
IN case OF annexation. The letter OF
the Japanese Minister on this subject
VIII be forwarded to the Senate for its
information In the cons!dera ton of the
treaty.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-20
Smoked Him Ont.

Richmond, Va, June 19jTo-day Jack
Robinson, negro desperado, near Hamp
den Sidney, Prince Edward county, defied
arrest by Constable McCraW, and shot the
constable through the thigh. Robinson
then barricaded himself in the cabin and
sWore he would kill any one who attempt
the cabin and smoked him out, and in the
pursuit that followed Robinson was shot
three times IIe was finally captured and
taken to Prince Edward jail. Ills wounds
are not necessarily fatal - 1lTf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-20
Senbonrd Air Line industrial ncnurt
mSnf. ..-.a

nGnt.
=, Attention is called to the Industrial
running school, q feature decided on Nv
The Seaboard Air Line, in its policy or
developing and increasing the prosperity
OF the country traversed by It's seyeral
rallroads The exhibits Will be made at
the following places:
Hoykins, Va, Monday, June 2Sth, 1897
30th. 1897. ~ " = '
Moncure, N. C., Friday, July Cd. 1897
cameron, N. G., Saturday, July Sd, 1897.
Cheraw. S. c., Monday, July 9Th, 1891.
LLiiesville, N. C.,Tuesday. July 9th, 1857.
Ciinton, S. c., Friday, July 9th, 1897 {
fIiDerton. Ga, Monday. July 18th, 1897.
1897. if'''
Monroe. y. c., Friday, July 18th, 1897.
STANLEY Creek, N. c., Saturday, July
18th. 1897. 80
1897.
Rutherfordton. N. c., Tuesday, July
goth. 1897.
There will be In these exhibits road
machines which will be put In operation
TO test the practicability or their use by
improving and making a small section of
road. -
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-20
'Fhe Race sor G,ovcruor

Up TO date 122 delegates have been
elected. Major Tyler has IS of them In
sirucied for him. and Mr.. 1llyson has
instructed. For Attorney General II
are instructed for Mr. Lassiter: 22 for
Mr.. Montague, and % for Mr.. Alcxan-
der. Eleven delegates are Instructed for
Mr. J. r. Cation, Of Alexandria, for Lieu
tenant Governor. II Is thought that
somet!lng IKE one hundred delegates
will be elected on Monday.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-20

They are dandes," said Thos. Bow
while writing about De Wits &Littfas
Early Risers, the famous little pills. fosf
SICK headache and disorders 81 of,ISis t}3a;
stomach and liver. .. G. Sterling e; J.SS M
e Trotter. Norfolk; r. Il. Walker.
Brambleton; TTuett & Smith, BerklaY.Ss
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-20
Fatal Shooting AnnIr.

Suffolk, Va, June 1a.- -(SpeciaD-Dur-
Ing row in Jones old store room a..
Bellville, twenty miles from Suffolk, this
evening, Jim Britt was shot In the back
and killed by a man named Sha de. The
fracas originated over a gambling dis
pute. Shade escaped This Is the secon d
murder in that vicinity within a week
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-20
Zig Mills VIII Cl0ac.

Lowell. Mass, June 19-The Massa-
chusetts, N1errimao and Booth Cotton
mills each posted a notice to-day to the
effect that beginning next Saturday the
mills will be closed for two weeks, and
that when work is resumed 1t will be
only on half time.
The Lowell Machine company will also
close for one week and afterwards run
on short time. This will affect in ali
about $500 persons
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-20
A Rooter,s Ex;,c,.u,ursIo,,.

The Chesapeake and Ohio has arrangs ri,.s
mond Thursday It will he a,,$ierrasI s,at 8
cnance, and large number Of the ia itlIs
tul are going. The train viii arrive IN
richmond at noon, giving those wfoHtls
ample time in the capital city beforeSrs5
turning after the game. # f2's,.sifs s.. ~
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-20

TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.-I is q, ter
rible accident to be burned or scaided
but the pain and agony and the fright
full disfigurements can be quickly over
come without leaving a scar by using De
ing. J. NJ. f.. Trotter,3 Norfolk r, g.
Walker. Branhlaton Tyuatt a iss Smith,
RerkleM @ sz; 'sss1' Ess
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-20
virdIct for Fifteen Doll,rs

Gloversville, n. y, June 19--Tyndale
palmer. who has sued many newspa- :
pers throughout the country for libel
secured q verdict Of SIS against The
Leader In the Supreme Court here To-
day. Palmer conducted his own ease
Palmer's motion for new trial was de-.
MED. The suit was for So. coo.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-20
wondiord Confirmed.

Washington. D. c., June l9-The SEN
ate to-day confirmed the nomination OF
Stewart L. Woodford, OF New York,
ns minister to Spain,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-20
Levy Isrors.

Telling prices that tell facts Every
one should know those this week. be-
ginning Monday. Well sell: }sSss
), MOSQUITO CANOPIES-1xtra asia Is
1ty net, patent turn over tops, cord and
$500 each. 3i55%g s::5535s!35fs9s{{s sS55ssai
l5c A PA1R SUsPE1NDHRS
dozen mems suspenders, made Be oM
for 25c.. special price 15c a pa ssss!ss
2oc. BELTS-Extra quality lea lter
belts. black white and all color S.
4c. a YARD-3,000 yards High sscr, fco,
prints, best quality, special price $4csss
7hc. A YARD, Yard Wide Ferca Ie4
1000 yards Of them. worth 12i c
&c. EACH-50 dozen J Japanese sill# 81
hemstitch ends, value 25c., specially Hiass
9c. 81 1853
&c. JAP, FOLDING FAN IS isos sat hs5,,..
10c.. 15c to 25c, each, latest styles,
4c. a ARD. GINGHAAIs sc ODD ai iiss sls
tiles these, SO cheap to cl lose out 81 ia
s1.00 UN1BRRLL4ASS441O0 O0 JfS q SCI Sss ssisi
rods paragon frame, Frencl, tWi d iii;
proof gloria, silk i cover ls
regular value sl50, special prIna Isl. .10sssss 0sss
5 Il # LDVY BROS 81 Main st stSaatsF
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-20
Knlgnts remplar to meet in raron1o

Bernc. June 19.-The annual session Of
the Worlds Lodge Of Knights TempIar
has selected Toronto for the meeting Of
1898. Colonel Myron NJ. Parker OF
Washington, D. c., was elected Grand
Secretary &{1f7
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-20

Humors. pimples, boils arc very annoy
ing. They quickly disappear when the
blood is purified by Hoods Sarsaparilla
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-20

After ell the best a Overt isarief gs@
te'.N Newest Discoverysss5 !n !n ssatn nIess ax
selves. Den tnis RooInsS Isniy sSaSN
Saaastah hanA aaAt aSalA lsssssl ss
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-03
LEGAL NOTICES.

THE CALIFORNIA DEBRIS COMMISSION
i having received applications to mine by the
hydraulic process from Horace Taber. in the Taber
~, to deposit taiings in Gibson Creek; from Fred
Smith, in the Black Oak Mine, near Yankee Jim g
Placer ouniy, 10 deposit tailings in Owl Creek
from w. II. Leek ct ais, in the Nlocene Mine near
Crescent Mills, Piumas County, to deposit taflngs
In Rush Creek; from Henry Conbrough, in the
EIlrig Nine near Carbondale Amador County 70
deposit taIings on g fiat; from John C. Murphy,
In tue Slate Creek Placer Mine. near Kelsey, Ell
Dorado county, 10 deposit tailings in Dutch Creek
from job n M jackson, in the Jamison Placer
Mine, near louisville Plumas County, to deposit
tailings on flats fromie Hung Lung in the Bar
nard's Digg1ngs, near La Porte, Pumas County, 10
deposi. tailngs in ate Ireek and from the Jupiter
Gravei Mining and Water Company. in the Jupi-
ter Gravel Mine, near Dogtown. alaveras County,
TO deposit tallings in San Domingo Creek gives
tice That meeting will be held at room SO, Flood
ouiid1ng san Francisco, Cal, on october II, 1897
al 1.SQ 2 NJ
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-03

ToHN PFoRR, s29 MoNTGoMERY ST., OPP.
y : af4 Deposit, offers for sale:
S6J00-Rents $50; Geary St, near Deyisadero:
flats; lo;s 2Sx ]. o TO rear street.
A lar, e OF on Guerrero St, bet. 18th and 18th
1SOX225 feet back to ID ave. a 200 feet the
avenue, with 3-story building 80 feet front OF
stores below and u flats of and rooms and
bath each upstairs, and fine 2story dwelling
house alongside on & uerrero ST.. and 3-sto fur
II ur- facto y Of 200 feet front the avenue,
with all machinery of the latest inven .ion-rent-
ing when all rented at SAYS per month; must be
sold and will BE- verl rtasonablr; make offer.
AT Sl6D0-Lo1 24xl 90 feet, 18th street q
few doJrs west from Fo street, wi h a stable
very cheap; only 10 be had at that price Cor few
DAYS: $500 on mortgage remain.
S24O0 chs 2-story houst near 9Th and Bry-
ant sts-; lot 60x75 fee; rent S75: a l2i2 per
cen. per annum income; who beat that:
$4,000 viii buy a properly a business street
that pays $500 per month
AT a reduction 10 5000 from S12. .5O0-2 houses
OF rooms each, on Howard ST.. near sixth; lot
81 :6xSO; a
S50O0-Fine double fat, and 6 rooms: Folsom
ST. 4th:. lot 23xS0 rent s32.
S50U0-Facing Panhandle Park near Lyon ST. !;
a rea nice house; rooms and bath: lot 25xl1O.
$l65U0-Post st, near Dew sadero; houses:
large lot; rent $l2S: offer.
UNIMPKoVED.
s90O-A fine corner lot on Bosw or;h St, near
Mission, 50Sl03 feet; all on the grade.
$500 apiece for z 50-vara lots in West End
all on the grade.
$500 each-2 lots; 25xlOo each; Fairmount; 2
blocks from cars
S550-N oe st, near Thir sieth. 30x1l2
S3100-F inc Corner lot on Fiji more.
sS00-Noe ST., hear Thirtie;h: lot 36 :6x75.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-03
A 7 AUCTION.
"A AT AUCTION.
AT. auction.
AT ATCTION-

MON NDAY. October H. at I2 O'Clock noon
Downtown ihvestment-7I0 Bush ST.. mr. Pow
ell / l2-roo III house
Western Addition hats-1632 Post St, mr.. Bu-
chanan; z5XSz 20 rent $53
!: Downtown residence 1907 Green ST, nr. Lar
kin; 3 x10O: maine view.
Corner let--2aXo2:' h. Laguna and MYRTLE sts
[ ct. GeAry AMI p'Farreli.
Eresidio 4 eights G7;ex127; y. line OF
: Washington ST., 65 +. of Locus
. snap Tor somebQdy-Lot 25xl27:6 8 s Of lack
son st. 80 W. of Baker
N ssioi lot part aIiy improved-25S5 Fos
ST., nr- 2lst :-30xl 22:6: Groom house
: Western Addition cheap iot-3IxS7:6 s. S. of
Pine St, 81 E OF Cent al ave.
Ashbury Heights lot-25xIO0; T. S Ashburv
81, rs y. OF Frederick.
Panhandle .Iot-2 5xlOO; E s Central ave-, 400
\. of Hayes
-sAtsalesroom OF
CHAs. j. CAMPBELL e. Co.
224 Montgomery st
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-03

INVEST NOW: BUY GOOD IHcUME REAL
e tate in cad CT uncertain securities; S10O 600
10 loan per Cent.
sze0e-Two fine fats; near 20th and Valencia ;
rents S29.
SS5U-A splendid bargain In cottage; lot 5Ox
100 feet; vici-ity Of Folsom st.
S3OOO-Lot on Market ST., near 18th.
. S3600-Two flats near 10 res and Geary.
e s45O0-Ae ew l0room elegant residences: marine
view; Pacific Heights
S5500-O' Farrel ST near Jones'
S6S50-6 elegant flats; rents S75.
81 8. OO0-O'karre Il, near Powell; large lot.
&2QOUU-Coru uer lot, 60x250: rents $zlU.
$33,000-Corner: 137xl37. with fine improve
ments; pays almost ~ per cent.
!. $35,9O0-FTne corner; 4OxlO0; only few blocks
from Baldwin.
;. s6O,o0o-Grand corner: s0x1oO; within blocks
Of Urpheum.
SS2OOO-Grand business corner: 50xlOO; near
Market and Eilis Sis; pays per cent.
Sl25,U00-Grand investment: pays positively 9
Per cent: ha.f a BLOCK rom Marketst.
Sl55,0O0-1 hree grand properties offered for
sale; now rented: long esse paving per cent
net: a. NJ SrEt K d. CO. 6U2 Market ST.