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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-16

Two amieabie American women have
been making prodigious sums from now
els that are not much considered ono
way or the other, by snuffy literary CRIT
ics. Fortunately. neither OF these cfu-
nsbie women has ever been known 10
lay claim 10 cousInship with Literature
o: the sort that H. spoiled with a large l..
but they have apparently given pleasure
20 n greater number OF readers than any
rher woman now Twins in this ooun ry.
shey are Augusta Evans Wilson ana
Tiara I.odist LIfham.
Mrs wilson's receipts In copyrights In
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-16
Good Things in Autumn
Dress Goods and Silks.

Double stock and double space devoted to Dress
Goods and Silks
We emphasize this ana we invite 0iN
examination good and good JUDGES OF values
selections have had the best attention and care that
possible buyer give department ana our
of Dress Goods Silks will be found fully mp to the
standard of any Of the large metropolitan
Of Black Goods superior one-superoT III
point quality permanent rich usous black and prices as
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-16
LINENS

Linens at old tariff prices. To put
of buying is false economy when
later you VII be compelled 10 buy
the same thing at much higher
prices.
At 31-2c. Crash, red border, good
width, was 90.
At &c. each. fringed Doylies, 10
inches. colored borders, all linen,
were G0c. dozen.
At &C.. red-bordered Crash. all lin
en-. u inches wide, would be cheap
mt &c.
Az C9c.. Dinner Napkins, all linen,
pure bleached, bargain at zoe.
AT 2Oc.. bleached Damask, IS inches
wide. never sold FOR less than 2oc.
At 121-2c.. Turkey Red Damask,
fast color, new designs, was lSc.
AT 42c.. 72-inch Damask linen, only
one piece left good value at DOC.
At $40. fringed Table Cloth
Scotch linen, , - yards long, reg
ular 50 value.
LADIES KNIT UNDERWEAR
Some great bargains await you IN
his department-we provide TO-
all sizes.
Ladies' Jersey ribbed Vest and
Pants. fleece lined, extra large
sizes, 2jc. each.
Ladies' grey Jersey ribbed neece
lined Vest and Pants, extra nee
25c. each.
Ladies' natural mixed wool Vest
and Pants, extra good quality, 5Oc
each.
Ladies' Jersey ribbed fleece lined
combination suits, so and 75c. ca.
Children's heavy Jersey ribbed
fCeCe-lined Vest and Pants, 10"
CoCh
Bows natural half-wool shirts and
Drawers, large sizes, soc. each.
FERRISS WAIST
The best Corset Waist made FOR
ladies', misses. and children.
Ladies' Ferrlss' Waist, 500 each.
Misses Felriss Waists, so and zoe.
Chnd's Ferris Waist. Soc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-16

NEW SILKS.
At SlOO-HANDSOME PLAIDs
AND BAYADERE STRIPED
TAFFETAS.
At S1O0-THE NEW POLKA
DOTS AND PEllIN STRIPES.
At 75c.-PLAIN AND GLACE
TAFFETAS-the rustllng kind.
At 75c.-P TAFFETAS,
CHECKS. STRIPES, AND JAG
GUARD EFFECTS.
Al 59c.-PLAlN AND CHANGEA-
BILE TAFFETAS, ILLUMlNAT-
I'D CHECKS. AND BAYADEiIE
BENGALINES.
At SIOO-BLACK SATIN OUCH
ESSE, q inches wide with rich,
high lustre.
At SlO0-BLACK eros GRAIN,
"a inches wide and extra heavy
weight
At 75c.-BLACK PEAU DE SOLE,
and SATIN DUCHESSE, all
silk. rich and drcssy.
At G0c.-BLACK TAFFETA, ALI
silk with heavy rustic the zoe.
kind.
CCLCRFD DRFSS CCCDS.
At S125-HIGH NOVELTY SUIT
INGS. 40 inches wide. with raised
Bayadere silk stripes.
At SI2j-FOULE PLAIDS. In the
newest color combinations.
At S1OO-1MPORTED WHIP
CORDS. a inches wide in two
tone effects.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-16
coLoRED DRESS GOODS.

COLORED DRESS GOODS.
At Sl.OO-CHEyIOT DIAGONAIS.
4G inches wide. This Is one of the
newest fabrics for tailor-made
gowns.
AZ S5c.-ENGLISU MELTONS.
KERSEY CLOTHS. WI ID T.
VALE COVERrS, and FRENCH
POPLINS.
At 75c.-ENGLISH TWEEDS. GOV
ERTS, BROApC 10 L II :,
SERGES, and CHENlOIS.
AT 5oc-HABIT CLOTHS. MATE
LASOR NOVELTIES, PANAMA
SUITINCS, AND GRANITE
CLOTHS.
At 25c.--BAYADERE NOVELTIES
Beautiful plaids, Tricots, serges'
etc
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
At S1.OO-CREPON AND MOuAlR
NOVELTIES. WHlPCOllDS. We
NETIAN CLOTHS, all wool and
silk warp Hcnriettns, etc.
At 7lc.-ENGLISH CHENlOTS,
fOHAIR DlAGONAIS. lMPE-
RIAL and STORM SERGES, 81
CILIANS. UENRlErTAS, DRAP
D'ETE. etc.
At 5Oc.-GRANITE SUITlNGS,
ARAIURES. CREPONS. WOOL
JACQUARDS. CHINIOTS. III
AGONALS. SERGES, and HEN
RIETTAS.
At 2jc-MOHAIR IACQUAltDS'
SERGES. CASHMERES, and all
wool TricOts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-16

Has been gathered here TO.
order in every department
ventilation will be the resti
have made this a popular
thought-our low prices &C
Hosiery BARGAINS
Misses fast black Derby Ribbed
Hose. all sizes, worlh loo, pair'
for Jc. pair.
Misses fnc Jersey ribbed fast black
Hose. full seamless, double heels
ana toes. regular IL lie. values
&c. pair.
BOYS Corudroy ribbed and fne Jcr-
So, ribbed liberia dye. absolutely
Stainless. slliced heels and toes
and double knees, all sizes, i lie.
pair.
Misses fine ribbed imported Hose
Uermsdorfs fast black, high spilc-
ed heels and toes, double knees,
33c. value, for 25c. pair.
Ladies' extra superfne plain black,
real Maco Hose spliced heels,
toes. seams, and double Soles,
371-2c. quality, special price, PC.
pair.
Ladies' fine Balbriggan, tan, fast
black, and fancy Hose nj D s. ~
and y lie. pair.
Ladies' fine imported Hermsdorf
blacl, Hose, Spliced heels ana Toes
all sizes, for 1jc. pair.
SPECIAL VALUES WILL BE
FOUND IN OUR
STATIONERY DEPARTMENT.
The old reliable Star Linen PAPER
I'm three sizes plain and ruled, l'c.
lib.
Old Number One Paper, satin flu
ssh, plain and ruled, l5c. lb.
Crushed vellum Paper in 1 sizes.
1jc. I'D.
Regal Linen Paper. plain ana ruled
100 sheets for lJc.
The latest thing IN Azure tinted
Paper, in sizes, l5c 10.
Star Linen Envelopes, 9 sizes, &c.
package.
Large and small square Envelopes
= packs for &c.
Fine quality Linen Paper and In
yelopes, Toe. box.
HOUSEKEE PERS' HELPS
Dinner Set. consists Of lO4 pieces in
Guiding large Soup Tureen aud eX-
ira large meat platter, richly deco
rated and gold traced, $1,000.
Dinner Set. Carlsbad China, con-
slsts Of 1O1 pieces, Sl6A9.
90 piece Tea Sets. imported China.
sll pretty decorations and gold
trimmed, at SLo0.
CUPS and Saucers. imported China
decorated. $50 doz.
fo.p'eco Toilet Sets. beautifully dec
Grated and gold trimmed at >=.9s
12plecc Toilet Sets. including slop
'ar. newest shapes and designs at
500.
Brass banquet lamps with onyx
column aud decorated globe, COM
plete, S2.i0
Large China Lamps, rev shapes
and best burners, complete, S4C0
Handsome gold plate Lamp, with
Ouyx trimmings, $50.
Imported Jardiniers, in all colors,
from 4sc. TO IJc.
Large size galvanized iron Coal
Holds 2Jc.
3-plece lin Water Sets, nicely ia
panied, soc.
l gallon glass on Cans, 19c.
Long handle Turkey Feather Dust-
ers, lie.
Large Granite Saucepans' 4-quart
size 2jc.
RELIABLE Innings
\ golden opportunity TO secure a
Ine Dot Of Innings NJ less than
wholesale prices.
At &C.. TaGetas. 30 inches wide. me-
dunn finish former price, Toe.
Al &C.. Jeans. heavy weight colors,
light medium, and dark grey
former price, Sc.
At Sc, heavy Canvass, only IN
black. was l0c.
At Zoe. fine Percaline, fast black,
MORE, 30 inches wide, was - lie.
Al Ice. Morrlen. fast black, good
medium weight regular pc. quail
Ivy.
Al 20c., eatteen. fast black, SO In.
wide. cheap at 29c.
22c., French Hair Cloth. in black
only. IS inches wide, regular val
ue. SOC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-16

ana needn't tell you that mine brought
me her IL dld dldn o..
or course Miss Ce0rgiana could uot
question this
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-16
MILLER & RHOADS.
a Splendid Stock
Of Fall Merchandise

DONE Expansion tue
department in the and better room with
Popular goods poP
popular Our selections show the expenditure Oh ~ ~
.h..n l. nrcesd elIng.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-16
DOMESTICS

Cool dependable goods at prices
that speak f1r Themselves.
AT be-. Jeans usoieached, ~ lhcie'
wide. good value nc &C..
At Glide. Jeans. bleachcd, -
lrches wide. cheap at oc.
At &C.. fine Cambria. 3G inches wide.
soft finish worth S i-3c.
At &c.. Canton Flannel. bleachcd
% Inches wide, fine twill, short
fleece. worth &C.
At S1-3c.. Canton Flannel. TN
bleached. heavy twill, with long
soft fleece. VIII not rub of loo laun-
der.ng. good valve for 10 l-2c.
At 33c.. Sheets for single bed. I 81
yards wide. by 2l2 yards long
former price. Zoe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-16

SPECIAL BEDSPRE AID SALE MATCHES --
IuH double bed good LACE Tx AIN OfFEFINO
quality patterns o Cur
choice 81 lie full length extra VIDE
Handsome designs white bed choice pair, 5000
hemmed. well worth .,- 81, s..,. % eo,roa
$3.50 choice, ST. CI,ta'rs gni.g,.l vn,
Spreads, patterns on bottom
cheap at worth 500 per pair l3- O0c
choice 75c
Marseies patterns bid Handsome lace Gurah 3a
good quality, former 80, ,rioe 49,
price Csc, now 5Oc ' 7' f w.
err,vDp rr ,t1vEr Your choice Of de-
AND COMFORT SHOW Srds , SSs trle Ss@5 LUZ -
Strictly white Blankets,
l04 guaranteed all wool The SWEETEST Lace Curtain patterns
price city entirely they
Extra large are bargain at S'Oo p' IaT
wool white P''-' "''0' f"'''
quality l24 in ze price $3.50 Here special
Fine all pure Blankets Lace curtains tIn assortment
4 borders in you
pink, blue and led, price Si51 ' ~ ~
Double bed SIZE 90, coin. loT pun LACES
ana inquired Oh OOn SUES p decidedly
Fancy figured Comforts, oil here always
patterns full double led reputation
size, price, S125 delight ia leraldiug.
fancy quilted Comforts Too, , ,, 1oco - ,oh
mo Lird ot .,lt
fects price $lio vorj so.noI,Nrs prfe re
RIBBONS
New German Torchon lace from
Rcbnnnd,s Uuron borsn NJ
fal seasons display demon worth l0c yard tomorrows
strntcs more fuly tlan ever that price, &C.
SUPREME and our pa. A big lot Of Torchons Odena
this CLAIM Remember we de- Paris ,t usaIy s If j5
are yours ior Il NDDoh want yard Sc. yard
No 4lncl pure patterns piece
Ribbon. VIII sell
fausy cord edge III new shades Tor re piece
real value &C. 'onoroWS Black SILK Lace from inches
fi'1e -o0 '"i"' ia o
5inch new Polka 25c tomorrow they'll be lic
silk, all Of the newest yard
shades with black dots actual Iae inches
worm dcc oloto"S pI.ec all patterns
&c yard. 2oc yard now II 1-2c yard.
METg FD G. DHEN ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-16
Capes.

Kersey Capes fun sweep handsomely lined f
skirt high storm collar strapped
seams price, $1,000
Plush Capes sweep double box plated backs hand
somey braided Thbe fur trimmings. price $1,000
Golf Canes I'm blue bright plaid combna
tlon very STYLISH prices, SS0S $20O and $500
Military Capes military cloth with red lining brass button
trimming, very stylish aud effective, price, $bio
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-16
Suits.

Ladies' Atwood in black and skirt plated Da
lined Jacket also full ue OF Coyerts III al e H
aud desirable shades price $l2OO
yu assortment ladies' doublebreaed Suits jackets satin lined
stitched seams full width, stylish perfect hths price
The alormadc costumes alwoo Chevos iW CIR
skirt GETAWAY Jacket taneta SILK lined novelty III is1
price $500.
Cloth Suit rich brown full skirt strap
Jacket ly front fancy SILK lined price SIIY'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-16
WASH GOODS

From the mass Of bargains to be
found here tomorrow, we only
quote "a few.
At 33-4c., light Calicoes In small
figures and stripes. worth De-.
At 37-Sc., CallcOes red grounds with
black stripes and figures, former
price. 90.
At 6 lie, dress Bingham. In stripes
and plaids, former price. Zee.
At &C.. Outings. cOiors red ana
blue heavy quality cheap az &C.
AT s 1-3c, Percalcs. SO inches VILE.
dark cOlors. former price, zoe
At S1-3c., Satteen. fast blacf. CASH
mere finish, good width, former
price, Zoe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-16
wEHTEGOODS

A recent adyantl geous purchase
Of Dimities and apron lawns
enables as 10 offer You high
qualities ut about half OF regular
prices.
At Sc. Muslin. Nalnso0k Checks,
fine smooth quality. cheap at &c.
AtGi4c.. Muslin. large lawn plaids.
good widrh, former price, s l-3c.
AT S1-3c., Long Cloth. 30 inches
wide fine soft finish, former price
Zoe
At loo, Apron Lawns. 40 inches
wide. narrow md wide bands,
good values at i 1-2c.
AZ Zoe, Dimitles. large AMI small
checks, former price - nc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-16
Coats.

Black and navy Beaver Cloth four button the ne
cuaway front collar either high rolling price S3O
Tan Cloth stitched the sleeve ro
collar, very stylish. price. SI.4S
Kccy shades Of blue TAM and black the very
strapped with aud without velvet collar cuta"
front your choice, $1,000
Kcey Jackets handsomely strapped double stra
ped front entirely catchy, price, SlVVO
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-18
BOSTON HARBOR
 TO BE PROTECTED
Land Purchased by the Gov ernment for Suitable
 FOrtificatiOnS.
All Danger From Foreign Fleets Will Be Averted.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

BOSTON, Jan. IA large tract of land on Cushing Hill, Hull, belonging to the Battery Heights Land Company, has been sold by Charles Howard Smith to the United States Government on private area is 347 ,748 square feet. Batteries To- full view of the harbor and Massachus- etts Bay, while an auxiliary battery or Paddocks Island, which, by the way has also been purchased, would cover the broad sound. the Narrows and Nantasket Roads. The acquiring of this piece of land is Of a great deal of importance to the national Government. 1t is in a the defense of the harbor.
 If this place were left unfortifed 1t would be possible for a hostile fleet to lie behind Telegraph Hill. and without much difficulty land batteries which could be placed on orl just behind the crown of the hill and from this elevated position deliver a plunging fire which would grettly embarrass the occupants of the fort, and, If heavy guns could be landed would silence it altogether. provided that the position could be held from a land af- tack What might prove even worse. it would be possible for a hostile fleet bv taking shelter behind the hill. to almost the fort. while, as the fort itself would be a fXed spot, its range could be easily as- certained so that shells could be dropped into it. while with heavy enough metal the city could be shelled, practically from cover. With battery of heavy guns mounted on the hills this danger Will be entirely removed, and a hostile neet will be unable to approach within four or miles of Boston light without pelng subjected to a heavy plunging fire.
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-18
CANNOT
 BE- ]. ]:

The celebrated chemist, Dr. R. Ogden Doremus of New York City, in writing recently, said :: " I commend %. F. C. Whiskey to the public and to the medi- cal profession in their practice. This statement by the eminent chemist shows the great purity of this justly celebrated whiskey in addition to the guarantee which the U. s. Government gives of it's being 100 per cent proof. This guarantee can be seen upon every bottle of the whiskey purchased, showing that it is bottled under the di- rect supervision of the Govern ment. These things prove the purity and power of 70. F. O." beyond a question of g doubt.
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-18
COUNT P0SAD0WSKYS
 SECRET CiRcUL6R.
Denounced as 1n Uhbenrd-of Attack on tbe Right Of Combination, to Which Work
 men NH Repiy at Elections.

BERLIN, Jan. 17-In the Reichstag to- day. in the course of a discussion on the Home Office estimates, Herr Wurm. So- cialSt, denounced a secret circular of Count Posadowsky, Minister of the In terior. against strikers, which had re- gently been published in the Vorwaerts the socialist organ. as "an unhsard-of attack upon the right of combination to which the workingInen would reply at the elections" -
 Count Posadowsky, amid noisy demon strations by the Socialists declared that the circular did not touch the right of combination, but that workers must be lie asserted that in England the employ CTS were in the hands of the trades unions, who dictate strikes.
 Herr Singer said the Vorwaerts 1ro,,,s continue to publish such documents
 count Posadowsky rejoined that Herr ton to officials to violate the;r osth 'te- te,. ,ne circular only reached the Vorwaerts s
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-18
Mil HaNeY Pioneer Come

MILL VALLEY. Jan. 1.-The oldes, native Of this place died to-day at the age or 7l years. His name was George Hansen, and for years he had lived on the Boyle ranch, doing odd jobs. Every day he would journey into town fo, tba malis. Hansen was one of the original which still remains, and after wbicb co A,i, oi pauey was named. Hansen leaves no Teiauves Te,Ia ,ees an and no money. There are only t,'o, two leIt Tn NH Valley of those who when it was built by John Reed T These 1esa muth. "or-
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-18
TO WELCOME VETERANS
 AND THE NATIVE SONS.
Keynda City Preparing for he Entertain n'ent Of Encampment and Grand
 Purior

NEVADA CITY, Jan. H.-Preparations have been begun for the entertainment or the Grand Army of the Republic and kindred organizations of the depa rtnoent of California and Nevada. which will hold grand encampment here beginning on April 1s and the Grand Parlor of the Native sons. which comes the following week. Local veterans and natives ara both arranging programmes of concerts. receptions and balls for the evenings. and daytime excursions over the mountains and down into the mines
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-18
TOWN TOPICS, 2cs Fifth Avenue, New York.

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 eTHE SALE OF A SOUL By C. NJ s. Mcclellan. THE COUSIN OF THE KING. By A. s. VanWestruun. e-SIx MONTHS IN HADES. By Cfarce l. Cingham. 1.-THE SKIRTS OF CHANGE By Captain Alfred
 Thompson.
 Io-ANIH0NY KENT: By Charles Stokes Wayne. HAN ECLIPSE OF VIRTUE. By Champion BisseN FAN UNSPEAXABLE SIREN Rv Iohn C;list I3-IHAT DREADFUL WOMAN By Harold R. Vynne. IA DEAL IN DENVER. By Gilmer McKendree. Is-WHYf SAYS GLADYS. By David Christie Murray. I6-A VERY REMARKABLE GIRL By L. II. Bickford. l1-A MARRIAGE FOR HATE. By Harold R. VynRe, ,sQtIR is-q4R OF TIE SULPHUR, By T. C De Leon. i9-IHE WRONG MAN. By Champion BisseH 2Q-IHE HUNT FOR HAPPINESS. By Anita Vivand sI-dESS TRANCE EXPERIMENT By Harold R. Vynne. 9a--0N HE ALTAR OF PASSION. By John Gilat. Fs-a MAkIfR TO LOVE. By Joanna E. Wood.
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-18
ESTATE OF ELIZABETH KELLY,
Mission Cottaees.

Nos. 56 and 5S Merritt street, N. line, 36. .37 feet P. of Rose street; lot 30 76x6S.24 and 70 feet; cottages, rooms each; rents SIP; street line.
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-18
ESTATE OF AMANDA DALLAS.

Nos. 21e-21SH H-2191R Polk street west line 4s feet south of Fulton street; lot 24xS21h feet three flats of rooms and bath each rents $50 this property has a great future close to Mar ket street and the New City Hall
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-18
SpTAR-STRpFT WATER inn

Lot N. F. line Spear street, 1884 feet N W from Folsom street: 1 block from water front; splendid lot to improve; would pay good in
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-18
ESTATE OF JOHN TRAPp.
Twenty-fourth Street R

No 2771 Twenty-fourth street, s. line. 70 feet east of York street; two-story bay-window house of rooms and bath; street paved and accepted Howard street pass the door; lot 40x100 feet
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-18
ESTATE OF JOHN s. LITTLE.
Sutter-St. Building Lo.

North line Sutter street 1876 feet W. Of Scott street: lot 30:6 2-3x164:1 feet; street work done and accepted Sutter street cars pass; grand lot for flats or residence.
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-18
cG0D TIMES HAVE COME.

You can afford to indulge yourself or your family in the luxury of good weekly news paper and a quarterly magazine of fiction. You can get both of these publications with almost Q library of good novels for Ss per year.
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-18
ESTATE OF NARY LARKIN FLTNN.
VaIencia-St. investment.

Nos. 521 and 521Iz Valencia street, east line 315 feet north of Seventeenth street; lot 32x7O feet; store and two flats Of rooms each; rents $50; street paved and accepted
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-18

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The San Francisco call., 1898-01-18
ESTATE OF MARTIN DOUGHERTY,
Ripley PIace DwelIine.
ESTATE OF BRIDGET NEVN.

North line Ripley place. 225 feet east of Fol- som street: lot 50x100 feet with two-story house of rooms.
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-18

s. F. corner Clay and Leavenworth streets; lots S5:6x100 feet: No. 1922 Leavenworth street. Nos. 1329-13S1 Clay street; covered with sub stantial three-story buildings. two stores and five flats; solid foundation; excavated base ment; total rents, s13S 50.
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-18
Southside Lot.

East line Twenty-eighth avenue, 100 feet south of "J'' street; lot 150x120 feet; six lots Outside Land Block No. TAP; good chance for sDeculation
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-18
ESTATE OF LUCILLE HELEN WTELAND.
EIeeant Residence Pronertv

streets; lot 40x132:6 feet. also lot adtoinfr north line California street. 3Gx132 $ feet; stre work all done and accented by the city
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-18
NEW TO-DAY. AT AUCTION SHAINWALD, BUCKBEE d co. sa1esroorn-21s and 22o Montgomery street
 Mills Building. PROBATE SALE
 TUESDAY, Tuesday y................. January Zo' ioo0'
 At 12 O'clock, Noon. By order of Public Administra- tor A. c. FREESE, Esq.
REFEREE PARTITION SALE.

W. l.. Harper, Referee. Nos. 21s to 22o Ritch street. west line, 20O feet south of Bryant street; 10 flats; rents S93; lot 60x75 feet.
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-18
Peoples Home ste
ESTATE OF N. [. B0NNEY

Lot No g, block No. II, Silver avenue, ne Railroad avenue; lot 25x75 feet.
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-18
ESTATE OF DANIEL DRISCOLI

Lot. West line Clinton avenue 300 feet south of Berkshire street; lot 25x100; close to San Mateo electric line.
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-18
ESTATE OF ELLEN SLOAN.

S.. E. corner Jones and Broadway; lot feet, with two frame tenements; grand n view; flats on this property would pay "
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-18
ESTATE OF MARY s. BRYARLY.

O HIlNN7IlIS IUpCTIys
 No. 21S Perry street, between Fourth an Fifth streets, Harrison and Bryant; good tyc story house of rooms; rents s15; lot 25xs ~
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-18
ESTATE OF [. s. MATHEWS.
Precita Valley Lot.
ESTATE OF TIMOTHY l. GIBITN. Deceased

South line Prospect place, 230:9 feet we Columbia place; lot s0x150 feet to Mary g