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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-11-24

Two Lives Sacrificed and the
Less 5000, 900.

SAN FRANCIsCo. Nov. 23.-rhe Bald
win Hotel was the scene OF - t~0rrl''le hre
this morning at about / O'Clock whi-h de-
stroved the building and roasted W OF
its inmates.
Lucky Baldwin, the owner ofthc buii"-
ing. himself had a very narrow escape
from death. The fire was first discovered
at about Il quarter after } O'Clock and II i
supposed to have originated from some
defect in the electric lighting apparatus.
As soon as the alarm was sounded the
ouests wpr0 rOusnl from their beds, men
and women in the s%cantest attire ran
shrieking through the halls seeking
egress from the building.
The street WAS soon blocked with
peonlp. frempn and policemen and the
greatest excitement prevailed. The h"te
is a wooden structure and has alwav'
been regarded as a fire trap and the
flames made rapid headway.
The fire deuartmpnt did splendid w0rl
in rescuing the guests. and all were re
moved from he building except Loni
Never. merchant. who died from owe
excitement and heart disease, eNpirin
on the sidewalk. and J. L. White. a car
:talist. who reScued several women, fe
from one of the windows to the sidewal
and died in a few minutes.
The air was full of rum0rs TO the etfe'
that more people had persisted. hnt
careful investigation limits the casualtl'
to the persons name.
This splendid theatre WAS destroyt
and the loss of theatrical "ardr"hes
quite an item, the loss falling on t
Secret Service Company, who were q
cuping the theatre.
The loss on the hotel ard theatre is {
timated at one million dollars.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-11-24
Did the Soldiers Vote?

just before starting for Manila the
soldiers of the Nevada Cavalry stated 10
Carson people who w,ut down to see
them of that the officers had stated mat
there would be no voting on the high
seas. A letter WAS received day before
yesterday at this Office dated Honolulu
from one of the soldiers of the Nevada
Cavalry who was formerly in the employ
of the Appeal editor and he made no
mention of q vote having been taken al
sea.
The chances are that there was no vote
taken on The Sth at sea.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-11-24
For Sale

The elegant Olcovich residence, built
on four LOIS of ground, situated one
block from the post otfice-very best
lnc.tion in desirable neighhorhood-ls
offered for sale for cash, together with
the furnishings, Steck square plan"
Domestic sewing machine, etc.
The brick building in which Harris
barb r shop and the Nevada Business
College is located, is for sale murh less
tnau assessed value. Inquire Of Mrs
II, OlcoVich.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-11-24
a F!eriC EIhSCO
A Rule in fighting Which Should
be Abolished

New York has given the sporting ira
ternity another t"ch action h>'lc ell
counter which demonstrates one moro
he tollv of trying TO drrrle r~fa'apl'l-
shins with "iiu,ite,i rnuu,V' m'trheS.
1h.rr is but one way t" settle a cham
rl,nshiu dispute aud VI Il * 10 c"!h"h
Carson city and settle ii vain '''!>"
tiyht. When SOC; He'd champions ff''l}
| mean business they will not seek d Si"''
| in. club where the managers are t'1Ne"
up in business Relations with Inc pF'h
| ciuals but they Will come where they can
have a square battle III the open ;lr "h'
have it ont on the level uhul sq""'0
Knockout results.
Ii is plain that the tias"n 81 l"PN""H
nigh, III New York was "A cut and-dll'"
,tr,ir and that when McNeN got the
SIGNAL from Cn,ht;t lie broke int" the
r,.s and saved his principle from a
i nnblic deteat Ivy giving the referee Il
chance to decide the fight on a teen
nicality.
the referee give a correct derlSloh'
N,Vry was tn man who o3d the ""rN
y and il is idle for auyon" t" sly ma ahY
t old ring man like MrNcy didn't kn'"
what he WAS ahuu. when he went through
= the ropes into The territory i"rNlHde'
e dnring a round 10 ali except tpe prii-
ciples.
Neither man in the ring could AH"r.
q 10 lose the fight on the square ana so 'leN
.e deyided the gate receipts ana ran liz
1t affair lust as the APPEAL predicted III u
le issue of the 22d. Abolish the rule whlci
at nruhihits fighting in the clinrheS and III
,t door to so much j"i'bery is closed.
Ii, In the big lattIe IN THIS city Dan Stew
II art wiped out that rule and held IN
of n~,iuciples to it. "FIght al You please l
t" the cl1nchps,' he said, and what WAS III
rs result? There was very little lighting l
es the clinchts. Each nan respected IL
other IN close quarters an! after Il cllh'
,at they broke away by mutual c"nse'
OF breaking clean and fair and there Was
ar trouble and nc attempt at ulltlrhe>
re- eupyera rule is made that hitting
Die the clinches is prohibited II gives u
at principles Il chan e to end the h"ul III
ape way and the public are the victims.
&c. Suurting men are weary OF l"yli
AID large sums t. see contests that end IN
one getting licked and the disputed que
ion ton as to which j. the better mtn
ely always unsettled. Abolish the rule
raj luied t.. nut vour principles in the are
'e>- in this city and inside of two hours
So oue>tion of a worlds championship "
he definitely settled.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-11-24
ALL SORTS

As liniment Trib is supreme.
A. c. Cleveland was in town yesterday.
Extra dinners at all the hotels today.
Tom Tenant returned from Elko yes
terday.
Bohemian Club cigars are now for sale
At the Magnolia.
Superintendent Beehe, of the Orphans
Home wishes to thank Mr.. Frank R"s-
kowitz for his usual donation of candy
and nuts TO the children.
The system of letting star route mail
contracts To non-resi, tent bidders will he
set down upon by the next Congress, says
the Virginia Chronicle.
The HALEY. Idaho, News-Miner says
that The ladies' dill noble work ut the
polls this wear, and the advocates Of
woman suffrage are perfectly satisfied.
II i said that Spain once had "A chance
to sell the Philippines for S2oN,00,tOO.
The fact that she ONE had a chance 10
get about the same price for Cuba lhdI-
cafes that Spain is addicted to the habit
! Vt letting goods spoil on their hands.
new departure for the Emporium
iSnaria, R.rgajn days, Saturday, Nov. 26tt
only. So dozen latest styles, al rolors
Silk Ties, regular value % II so cent:
each. sale price. Is cents. See Emporium
win low Thursday and Friday.
The grand jury ignored the li"el sui
Of w. w. Booher of the Elko Independ
ent against +. c. Snyder, of the A1gonali
and administrated a rebuke to both par
les in the suit.
1t looks as il the authorities wOul
never allow newspaper men to get thel
libel suits in court.
Mr.. Bradley of the Thaxter Drug Stor
returned recently from San Franclsc
where he purchased a select stock
christmas goods recently imported frol
France, I. gland. Germany and Switze
land. Those desiring to purchase Holl
dav goods will profit by pricing hefo,
purchasing elsewhere. Customers ca
make selection and call for articles an,
time prior to December Goth. The sele
ton reserved and the prices we guara
tee to he i'm keeping with our repuiatlo
the cheapest reliable Drug House
Nevada.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-11-24
STEWART on TIE OUTLOOK.
The Senator Says the Victory
Should be Gratifying TO
The People

The Silver State has the following re-
gardIng Senator Stewart:
Senator Stewart arrived in town ia>'
night. He looks hearty and vigorous
after his hard aud exciting ranptigh'
Tine Senator will spend about Il week III
in the eastern y trt Of the state AMI Will
rpturn to Carson. after which he villa G'
East to be there at the opening OF 'oh-
grC~S.
Tne senator had a confident air that he
spoke the victory he has just Woh AFTER
a hard and contentious battle aho re-
marked he was gralitied with the result
of the election and chat the victory won
bv the Silver party Against itanra' g"l'
d~,-seusiou and the villitic,ti0n and abuse
ought to be gratifying TO the pt"lh" 80
the state. In I9O he predicts a "e'l'll
victory for the Silver party III TINS Hi'"'-
and whilethe Republicans we're mhN'N~
claims of great gains this state he s'lt
il WAS fact lIat their candidate for gov
ernnr received less Votes than their ran
didate lid in lS94. which does NOT snow
any great increase of strength lor iha'
parry.
Asto the problems before the coming
l session of Congress he said the routine
work of the short session i'll the way "
Augmentation bills and Investigations +"
g~ariing the conduct oi t"> wal W"n''
take ND most oflhp tlne and That II TN
Rrpuhiictn party expected t" carry Gu
any of their politics as tn" result on III
late war that it would have u be done a
= Am extra session. He sHId he rtgArde'
AN extra session of c'ngr'S a. 'tf'"ii
: but did not think That the R"pu"tI''1
party with its precaIl0uS majority I
- thirteen in the house WOlld be ahle
IA pass the Indianapolis money plan or la
ton any OF their sound money scheme
- Oh the cOuntr".
a A. to the state OF Nevada, he sal tn
- the next two years would he pr"Il1c
legislali N tor the state. The Indian W
e' claims. the rebellion claims AN depr
- dati0n claims would receive tavorao
ne action. The rebellion claims aggreg'
" ing 100000, he said, Were i'll such a sha
as 10 plartIcally assure their pas>a$
es As to favoranle silver Legislation he I'd
he did not expect any during the lrts'
nOSllIt 8ullllIllSl dlloii. ~ ~ IL iSFhi
he said that question would be active
ayltalel i'll the future ANA that seNt
Oh plans were under conSiter. ton by w
OF tern members looking to a favorable
luton of this question.
ace Senator Stewart has clearly in nj
ttl- every one of NrNaI - interests and p
ttctly mindful Of her res purces. lie '
.ItF among the men who first commenced
an build statehood and was Il member
.'SS The constitutional convention that =;
nat his state her constitution. His ltetl
re- spent in this state has tamiliariZri |
Ill with her needs, his vast experience
"rk Legislation has made HIM Il wondertl
al'h effective man and a man whose p
r''e could hardly be filled. As one OF
'he leaders of the Silver party i'll this stat
deserves recognition and II tor no OF
iacl than that his election strength
silver and for the moral effect that
election means. He should he the
| he ticipator In the victory for which he
cry so warmly worked and made pO>Sibl
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-11-24
TIleThaxter Drug Store,
MRS. c 3. BROWN. Proprietor
DRUGS \! REDUCED RATES
Savinr Customers Sc to 90 per cent.
NO 80 Prices LIQUID DRUGS

Paray,r,. 2 ounces for 10: Fncture 0
Reuzine canoe Zoe: Tinrture Myr inc
Toe: Spnits Niter. 2 ounces lee: syrup OF
Ipicac B ounces l0c; Syrup R'uparn
ounces Toe; Syrup SuuillS, : on 10 cenS
Country oroers promptly filled. q
mailahle goods sent at our expense-
THE THAXTER DRUG ST0aR
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-11-24
Remnant Sale.

In this paper will be found F. w. Days
AID. of Remnant sale for Friday and Sat
urday from 10 to 5 daily. During the
coming month stock Will lie taken and
we therefore will dispose of odds II
ends in meu's ties and underwear, dress
goods. etc. We will deduct from your
checks % and SO per cent. All goods are
as YOU know marked i'll plain figures.
Read Ad. for particulars.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-11-24

Fresh pop corn. the finest ever shipped
into the state at Walsh & Wylies.
Sunday pants for 10 cents at Chas. ii.
Kelley &c. Arlington block. Each pair
nicely creased.
Do you eat turkey? If so go to Walsh
e Wylies and purchase one OF the finest
that ever hung in a market.
The ladies ofSt. Peters Guild will hold
a sale of aprons, pies, cakes etc, at TIE
Guild room, Wednesday, Nov. %. AL
are invited.
Miss Woodbury. will discontinue be-
millinery business after Dec, LIST. Uhli
lii 1t date all goods will be sold below
est. Great bargains III trimmed hat
ribbons, leatler-, wings, laces etc.
Since the war is over nothing has eX
cited 30 much puuilc interest as IN
81 10000 The Royal Tallors, OF Chlcas'
are going 70 give tive of their lucky Gus
TONER'S. See Herb McClaskey. Nv
Patsy Bowler was defeated for Dis
:, trlct Attorney OF Esnelalda county
, The late election. Mr.. " Ter says i'll tn
t hawthorne Bulletin: My past recor
, beats me. l have sent too many crlInli
= ais t. State Prison.
Union Thanksgiving services at tt
Presbyterian Church this morning al
: o'clock. Rev. Wilson will preach.
No more welcome sound has bee
heard on the Comstock for sever
months than the blowing Of the stea
n whistle on the C.. and G. hosting worl
at noon yesterday.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-11-24
so Per Gent.

viii be deducted from your check
on Men Neckt,es, consisting OF
Fourth hand, Tecks Ties and Bows.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-11-24
Wiooin's Thanksgiving.

James Virgins proposes to celebrate
THANKSGIVING with extra vigO: to-day.
He will have a ram fight. a turkey shoot
and A hali in the evening.
If Won have never attended one OF jim
WIggin~' extra Thanksgiving hlow-outs
YOU have missed a graf deal of fun.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-11-24
NO PAPER Tomorrow.

Today being Thanksgiving Day there
will be no paper issued from this office
tomorrow.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-11-24

William Sharon was a visitor to Carson
yesterday.
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-10

 mond; lot 25xl27:6; on 14th ave, near Clement st.; house contains rooms, bath, etc., ana i is very cheap. 1 sssOOO-Total rent ssSOo per annurn proI1i- nent Sixth-st., corner. not far from MarKet arks st.; substantial Improvements, stores and loog- i ing-house; extra large lot.
 s725O-Two, fine handsome new flats of and and 1 [ and bath; best portion of DeVisadero st.; rent s62 50; lot 25S1O0
 Price reduced to s25OO-Business property; 18th st., near Church; lot 25x114; 2-story build ing containing store and four rooms; also ' ! rooms and bath upstairs; bakers oven in rear of lot.
 s5o0O-Rent s6o; all rented; shipley st.. near Sixth; flats; lot 25x75; good interest-paying property.
 s425O-Rent $40; Clay st. between Powell and Mason; 3-story building. rooms, bath, etc.
 s275o.Union st. near Taylor; flats of rsrt ] s775o-Rent sS2: two stores and flats; on 24th st.; lot 5Ox1oo: this Is fine opportunity for | some one; call for particulars. 1 s6OOo-Mason st.. near sutter; house of 6 rooms and bath. 1 s200O-Filbert st., near Laguna cottage of 6 | room and bath; stable in rear of lot; lot 20x l 137:6
 s4SOC-Bg bargain; Jackson st., near Baker; | bay-WindoW cottage of rooms and bath; stable | in rear; lot 25Xl2S.
 s1oOoO-Fulton st., near Franklin; large bay | window residence of 10 rooms and bath; expen- sively built; lot 40x120. | S3200-Welsh st., near 4th; flats of 3, 3, and rooms; also rear house containing flats of l rooms each total rent s44. l $6000-Rent $50; 3-story brick building con- | t1tning stores and 14 rooms above; Minna st.. | near 3d.
 s6ooo-sacramento st.; new flats. 6 and ' rooms etc; lot 27x127; rent $52 50 both rented. 1 BALDWIN & HOWELL, l 10 Montgomery st.
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-10

NOW
 OR
 NEVER.
 We don't want to hurry you unnecessarily, but we feel that It Is no more than right that you should be acquainted with the facts WE HAVE SOLD
 46 LOTS IN THREE WEEKS In the two blocks recently subdivlded south of Golden Gate Park.
 WHY? Because there are no lots at the price in the city that can compare with the choice home and investment lots that we are offering Tor
 $275 AND UPWARD. Lots face Eighth. Ninth Tenth and Eleventh avenues-south of and not far from Golden Gate Park. Lots graded and ready for the builder. The terms place them within your reach
 $25 CASH, s5 MONTHLY. When you see these lots you will surely want or two Magnificent views, overlooking Golden Gate Park the Golden Gate and the up from the Park; splendid drainage; sheltered near the Affiliated Colleges and not far from all the principal park attractions.
 BIG CROWDS. A large number of purchasers out to see these lots every day. It will pay you to go at once.
 Take Haight or Ellis-st. cars and transfer to the electric road (taking the place Of the old steam dummy). Get off at Ninth ave and H st. We have branch office there, open daily Sundays and holidays included). Blue cars on Mission and Ellis sts. run direct from the ferries. BALDWIN & HOWELL,
 10 Montgomery st.
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-10
DIED.

y, ', William. dearly beloved husband of Annie Bremen. and beloved father of John ", James F. and Annie Bremen. native of Kilkenny Ireland, aged 5S years.
 GyFriends and acquaintances are respect fully invited to attend the funeral tomorrow CFriday). at S:so o'clock. from his late resi- dence 55eh Bryant street thence to St. Rose Church, where a solemn requiem mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul. Calvary Cemetery.
 BURFEIND--In this city, November 8, 1898, daughter of August and Anna Schuler, na, tive of San Francisco, aged 26 years months
 GyFriends and acquaintances are respect fully invited to attend the funeral this day (Thgrsdayl at 10 qeleek frsm ss. tT the parers street. Interment Laurel Hill Cemetery. CONwAY-In Alameda, Cal, November g. 1SgS Robert J., beloved husband of Della Conway son of Catherine and the late Mich ae Conway. brother of Mary Conway, and cousin of Annie, Molly and Michael Hen
 G$ Friends and acquaintances are respect fully invited to attend the funeral tomorrow dence i2os Chestnut street, thence to St. Jo- seph's Church. where a requiem high mass fnterment St. Marys Cemetery. Oakland CRAWFORD-In this city, November 8. 1898. Mary Frances, dearly beloved wife of Fran and sister of Mrs. John o'Shaughnessy and Alice Dougherty, native of Philadelphia, Pa aged 27 years and months.
 TyFriends and acquaintances are respect fully invited to attend the funeral this day 1Thnrsday), at S30 o'clock. from her late residence 2027 Lombard street, thence to St. Brigid's Church for services. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery
 r,ROWI,EY-In this city, November S. 1898, at 132a California street, Mary Crowley. beloved aister of T J. Crowley, Mrs. Hannah Bag ley and Mrs. Margaret Draper, a native Of Ireland.
 GyFriends and acquaintances are respect f,,iIIr invited to attend the funeral tomorrow friday, at e:3O o'clock, from 2a2g California street thence to St. Dominc's Church. Steiner street where solemn requiem mass will be celebrated for the repose of her soul. commencing at 10 o'clock. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.
 pAyID-In this city, November g. 1898, Jules David, native of New Orleans, aged 76 years.
 DWYER-In San Rafael, November 8, 1S9s William beloved husband of Kate Dwyer a native of County Wexford Ireland. aged 50 years.
 UFriends and acauaintances are respect
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-10

A. B. GALLAGHER Mrs. H. J. GALLAGHER
 HENRY J. GALLAGHER CO. Successors to Flanagan & Gailagher). FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS. 20 Fifth st., opposite Lincoln School. Telephone South 80.
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-10
BlRTHS-M MARRIAGES DEATHa

Birth, marriage and death notices sent by mail will not be inserted. They must be handed in at either of the publication offices and be indorsed with the name and residence of per- sons authorized to have the same published.
 BORN.
 KERR-In this city. November T. 1898, to the wife of R. c. Kerr, son.
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-10
MARRIED.

KNOX-SHORT-In this city November 9. 1sss by the Rev. E. H. Jenks, w. M. Knox and Emma J. Short
 TRIPPE-BEIGHLE-In this city, October 2e 1898, by the Rev. Frank s. Brush, D. D.. Franklin Trippe and Mrs Helen Craib
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-10
CoUNTRy REAL EsTATB.

S1O 000-ONE of Haywards choicest homes; 17il acres of land all in bearing trees, Il acres of which prunes, balance apricots and plums all 12 years old; fine modern house of rooms and bath; barn, chicken houses. chickens horse, carriage; all farming tools; house completely furnished; sold years ago for S17 900 cash; 10 minutes walk to electric cars and center of town. Owner, 454 Ninth st., Oakland.
 1e0 ACRES of good grain land; latest improve ments and beautiful home for family. h. Quire grocery. 174S Larkn st., cor. Jackson. TO rent-A small orchard. with good house, barn and chicken yard near Oakland and San Leandro electric railroad. Driver, ABER S CO, San Leandro
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-10
CITY REAL ESTATE.

$2300-Big bargain in new cottage in Ricn- mond: lot 25x127:6 on 14th ave, near Clement st.; house contains rooms, bath, etc., and is very cheap.
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-10
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses have been issued as follows: Ralph G. Temple and Laura A. Anderson. .45- 2S W. D. Williams and Isabella E. Hughes 25- 2S C.. P. Sherrett and Catherine V. Maloney. .24-21 Desire Freist and Lillian Echelroth 30-30 John P Wallace and Henrietta JI. Crane. .30- 2i Joseph Morath and Helene Sturrn ......... .33- 22 Frank A. Carlson and Christine Lundeen. .32- g Lucien ". Kline and Marion M. Gibson 29- 26 Michael T. Fealy and Elizabeth McGinnis 47-3 Michael Boden and Esther Dugan. 27-27 William Hindle and Anna Gallup. ..........27-2o -2o Emmanuel Delacruz and Stella I. Lynch. .24-1s Angelo R. Dufern and Julia Franetta. IS
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-10
LODGING HOUSES FOR sALE.


 H. c. DECKER.
 F rooms on Market; rent s40..............S 450 65-room house; cost $S000; only............ $500 4-rOom house; transient .................. 400 64-room house: clears $500. 400 10-room house; only y......................... 150 q rooms corner; clears s15o.............. b50 46-room house; corner. 1200 24 rooms: clears S100. 600 14 rooms on Powell st; new.............. 750 % rooms near City Hal................... 800 SO roomsi clears sl00; only..,....,........ 75O 10 rooms; all rented; business street.. 30V 100 rooms; corner; best on earth. 6001 HAVE HOUSES ALL SIZES AND PRICES. CALL; CAN SUIT Yoy; ~ ,,rc1rrp
 1920 MARKET ST, OPPOSITE FIFTH. DECKER's best bargain is 45 rooming and boarding house; all in payments; see him at office, 1920 Market st.
 $500 WILL buy a 16-room house. clears $50 per months. DECKER. 1920 Market st. $4oO-sUNNY corner; 15 rooms worth s1OOO. For sale by DECKER, 1920 Market st. A-KREpO < Co..:...;.:.;.,;;;;;; i2215 Geary st. rooms; Eddy st we'll furnished and central look at this , :;;o6 ,:; s'So sell on account of departure. .........,, $50 P rooms; NcAllister st; rent $40; always o,- 3S rooms; fine corner; furniture and car
 pets all good; rent S90.................-... llOO s225-2O rooms. near Market; clears $65 month ly; a giveaway. KREDO x CO, 22l2 Geary. l2 ROOMS on Ellis st.. cost S2OO0; new fur 30 nouns rooms 3nif north of Market st. ne l5SS 76 rooms; select: transient corner 02g0 0 2S rooms; rent S55 ........... 99V 87 rooms north of Market; clears $125.. 1900 10 rooms all new furnituDren; Dn re WE 1f P9o SUIT YOU AS TO LOCATION, PRICE AND SIZE OF HOUSE.
 F. c, HYDE x CO. 12o6 Market st. LOOK AT OUR BARGAINS 10 rooms ........... S175 IS rooms; hne..... sS90 l6 roorns........... 250 20 rooms; snap...- 600 ST roorls........... 700 50 rooms. .lZoo
 National Business Agency, Grant ave FLAT of 8 rooms. complete for renting out; some rented; very desirable; $25 rent must sell; leaving town; S100 cash. l12S19 Howard PARTY wishes to buy sell lodging house and other business BASILE. S7S1s Market st. WANTED-Tenants for 73 and 100-room new houses at SPECK & CO.'S, 602 Market st. O'FARRE- -.I 553-First-class house of rooms completely furnished.
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-10

ss6,OO0-Total rent sSS0O per annurn; promi- nent Sixth-st. corner, not far from Market st substantial Improvements. stores and lodg- ing-house; extra large lot.