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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-07
MILITARY MATTERS
COMPANIES PASSING THROUGH TO
JOIN REGIMENTS.
Post Rifles TO Leave TonfEht'
Illness Of Lieutenant Kelley.

Lieutenant Tobin of The Houston Post
Rifles returned yesterday from Galveston
with ihirty-two fine. able bodied men. Us
recruits for the rifles.
While this gives the company the limit
the roster will not be cloeed until the COM
pany is ready to leave on the 1870 tram
tonight to Join General Hoods regiment at
Camp CafIery, near New Orleans.
The company will muster at Pythian
Hall. from which they Will make their
start TO the train. stopping en route IN
front Of the office OF The Post.
This company will be on the train from
1870 tonight until / .. N. tomorrow before
they reach Camp Gallery. They have no
provisions made for meals en- route and IL
would be very deserving and much APP
preciated compliment II the good ladies OF
Houston who are never found wanting
upon such occasions, would arrange 10 pro-
vide a lunch for this company.
What is done in this direction Will nave
TO be done today and ladies who are sum
GENTLY interested in the matter to under
take the noble work viii meet at the par
lors OF the Capitol Hotel at 10 o'clock TINS
morning
Dr. j b. Massie. who Is the captain OF
the company may be reached by telephone
Q2D and will explain to any who are III
terested the exact necessities OF his com
mand
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MORE ctlrr npTroNs

We have new supply OF Cuff buttons
for the benefit OF our customers and friends
who have not as yet received any. To b.
had at office or Of drivers, 81 Packara,s
Troy Laundry, si2 Prairie avenue. 'Phoae
&c.,
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CRAM AND PETIT JURORS.

Following are the grant Jurors empan- |
elled and sworn In for the June term w.
IT. De TroyiiIe. W +. Riley Frank |
Jones Emil Levy. J. G. Matthews, I. |
1Amothe. Robert l.. Jones, A. Miller,
h C. Reese. D. c. Greu Wan y, Nlnson
and %. ". c. Dunn.
w f. Riley was appointed foreman OF
the grand Jury.
The following are the petit Jurors Tor
seryieo this week! Peter schmidt c, j.,
Wolkart. A. A. Ribiere David Attawny.
Max Koepuick. Sol b Well, f. Y. Jones'
j. NJ CottoA r. Detsehold. c. a, Liilisn-
thsl. Otto Erickson, William Angcrhoeftcr.
Sam Alexander y. L. Roberts. A. Cordier,
Charles l.. Lewis, Charles Mendeisohn, J.
A. OpenshaM w. j., Hancock, Fred Rum.
A. Deigardo. John Carson. n 4. Doath, T..
j Perry. ]. v parrenOcrger, Thomas De
Young. William KutschhRch and Joe $.
Fot
The following disposition was made Of
cases in the criminal district court yestcr-
day
A. r, Hall. appeal from justice court
nolle prosecuted
Frank Murehison and Lizzie, adultery
continued.
Gustav A. wyland appeal from Justice
court; reset for June T.,
c. II. Abercromhle. receiving stolen prop
erty; continued.
Andrew Atkins murder: set for June H.
q special vonire OF l50 ordered.
Elias Scott, murder, case set for June "A
special venre OF 100 ordered.
Mandates from the court OF criminal
appeals we're recorded affirming the juds-
ments in the following cases; Joe IA.
varro. assault with intent TO murder. tw,
years; Fred Foster, murder six years; jim
Smith. murder, Ave years in the house o
correction.
Ed Underwood. murder. capital punish
nent, reversed and remanded. VIII be con
sidered later.
Tho cases set for trial today are: Gil
bort Fisher, misdemeanor theft; Mar
burke. theft; Charles peregoy. misdemean
or theft: Ray SCARBOROUGH, burglar
fthree cases) and theft 1.-TWO casesl: l.. N
Samuels, theft Il. T.. Breeding theft; Hen
~ Thornton, msdemsanor theft.
The additional settings noted yesterda
rere; Juno Ia Louis Graham. two case
Of aggravated assault and battery; June II
Andrew Atkins, murder.
Eleventh District Court.
Judge John G. Tod convened tho Eley
snth district court yesterday for the Jun
term, and besides calling the docket an
setting cases made notations In the follow
irg csrses:
w. C. Moody ct al. w. George A. Ra,
ct al death Of l.. NJ Slade suggeste'
PLAINTIFF granted leave to prosecute tn
suit without her Representatives beir
made parties. Dismissed as to George
Race. jules HIrach, Lillian Kuhlniau al
9. = N Q. r. X. 90. Judgment by d.
fault against Thomas II. Martin Al
xhomas Hripghurst Tor an undivided on
haif intArest Ia land sued for.
Sabine Tram Co. w. NJ +. Jones: ~
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Extract from letter from Lieutenant
Porter Of the Houston Light Guard re
celved yesterday by his mother from Mo-
bile: we all keep well and are pleased
with our camp, especially the fine water
and excellent bathing facilities, Our food
is more plentiful. aud better cooked since
the government has issued ample cooking
utensils and our knowledge OF how to do 1t
has increased. our camp is Inspected daily
by our surgeon and great care is taken to
prevent sickness OF any kind. The boys
are SIN talking about the grand ovation
given the First regiment at Houston ana
think her people are the greatest IN the
land The soldiers were emazed at the
patriotism generosity and display made by
the people In turning out at so late an
hour at night to greet the boys as they
passed through but the idea Of feeding
whole regiment OF men completely cap
tured them Every man was provided for
and had plenty TO eat on the trip. fhe
ladies Of Houston must have worked nard
for us aud | can assure you that the boys
OF the First will never forget their recep-
ton at Houston and her good people. This
is a very warm place. In fact, warmer than
Austin. We drill several hours daily, SO
you can imagine how tired we are when
night comes We retire at o'clock ana
find ii none too early for we have TO rise
at 5 80 In the morning The regular troops
/ have left us and We are anxious 10 follow
or move to the front. We can form no
| idea OF our future movements We are
the First regiment. Third Brigade, First
| division OF the Fourth army corps. AS
| Contain Mccormick said before leaving
| Houston: When the time comes. watch
/ our smoke"
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Cox. ana Tas-sOr .al. ~ Houston ca.
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The Grand Central depot OF this city
presented a good deal of the "pomp and
circumstance 81 war yesterday and at
| intervals during the afternoon hundreds OF
! Uncle Sans brave soldier boys on their
, way to the Philippines. made the place
animated and inspiring with their pres
| ence.
Three train loads Of volunteers. all thor
oughly equipped and uniformed. and num-
bering $40 men all told, arrived In the city
from Fort Mcpherson. via New Orleans,
ana only stopped long enough in town %
partaku OF hurrlei refreshments ordered
for them in advance at tha Lawlor Hote..
Each train consisted of tweive Pullman
palace cars, aud from the hasty mauner in
which those IN charge carried cut the
programme 1t was evident the regiment
vas responding with a right good viii 10
the rush" instructions under wien the
sosdiers were being transported TO the
front.
The military consisted entirely OF IN
fantry, aud are being conveyed with all
possible haste TO san Francisco where
they will join the Eighteenth AMI Twenty-
third regiments now awaiting their ar
rival in tina, city and under orders 10 pro-
coed forthwith to Manila.
The entire contingent OF three sections
j. w. Bulb OF the Fourth United States
Infantry assisted by Captain Sanbogn OF
: the Twenty attn infantry. Captain Roge $
OF the Seventeenth infantry, Lieutenant
Steele OF the Nineteenth infantry. Leuten
1 ant Conrad OF the Twenty third infantry
! and Lieutenant kilbourne % the First in
fantry, all OF whom, with the exception Of
Lieutenant Conrad. are regular Untel
states army officers, With them were tvs
: surgeons, Drs. Darlington ana Rhudy
: both hailing from Atlanta. Ga Mr.. Georg,
W, Ely travelling passenger agent Of tht
, Southern Pacific, from Montgomery. Ala
! was IN charge a. the first train, AMI WI
accompany II 10 San Francisco. while Mr.
: j. Z. Giagne. the New Orleans Pullman
: tourist car conductor, was on hand 10 az.
tend to the comforts Of the men
Major Buth Informed the reporter tina,
he and his brother officers we're msrel,
detailed TO bring the soldiers 70 San Fran.
9 CISCO, and that as soon as they were form.
ally turned over 10 the Eightesn,h ant
: nty-third regiments they tths oflc "a,
a would immediately return. 10 duty at ~.
ianta, Ca. He also said they were unde,
hurry up orders, that the volunteer,
. werS to be dispatched 10 the Phi,Ipnln, !,
with the least possible delay. that the,
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Mr.. Sam Taub Is In receipt OF letter
from Mr. Ed c. Clark dated at San Fran
cisco. MIR. Clark who is well known in
this city. was an umpire In the Texas
league for three seasons. He enlisted In
the United States army at New Orleans
and was assigned to company G. Eighth
regiment which regiment has been as
signed to duty in the Philippines. He
speaks OF having fine time aud being
treated royalty by citizens en- route to san
Francisco. He writes in very optimistic
mood and seems 10 be glad 10 have an OPP
portuuitv TO serve his country and die, II
need be. In her cause.
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Lieutenant II. f Kelly OF Captain Fat
JOS company. the Houston Rifles that re-
Gently left Houston to Join Duncan B.
Hoods brigade at Camp Cafery aud who
came back os recruiting officer to secure
another company upon which mission he
expected Ia leave for Sealy yesterday. was
taken so i'll that he very reluctantly was
forced to his bed. and his friends will re-
greet to learn that he is now lying quite
III al the residence of Mr., j. I. Gibbons.
1912 Texas avenue. where everything pos
sihle is being done to effect his speedy re-
covery. He is very much grieved in not
being able TO 30 with the company that he
has succeeded in getting together and
which will probably leave tonight with
CAPTAIN Massies command.
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4 SPLENDID INVESTMENT CHEAP S5l50-Rents S552 per annum: flats of 6 and rooms and bath each and house of rooms; {; 3oxl14; Scott st.
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THREE MODERN FLATS.

ELEGANT MANSION NEAR THE PARK s1C000~Eastlake house of r rooms and bath wit lovely grounds; 50x137:6.
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s2750-Foreclosure sale; Bryant st., nr. Fourth; 2-story house of rooms and bath; this is snap; call at once for particulars.
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an6 bath and laundry. etc, each; rents $500 per afllIm; Post st; 25xS7:6; owner will refuse no reGsonable offer
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GoOD INTEREST ON INVESTMENT S1l 00-Rents Se96 per annum; fine nloeerl flats md cottage; ? lots; double frontage.
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AZ ELEGANT RESIDENCEAT A BARGAIN
 S000-An elegant modern Eastlal6e residence Of 12 rooms and bath. basement and attic; relJing for S900 per annum; 25x100; very nice lo ation in the Western Addition.
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GOOD COTTAGE-MUST BE SOLD.
 Sl250-York st., bet. Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth; well-built house, with stable; only small amount of cash required for first payment
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DOWN-TnWN NY

sSo00-Rent s31; 3 flats of 5 rooms each, and also rear house of rooms: lot 25x75: goot renting locality.
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AN ELEGANT PACIFIC HEIGHTS .LCT. S55Oo-An exceptional bargain; 4Ox127:s; Jack son st; commands fine views.
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WILLIAM J. DINGEE,
 s01 Broadway. cor. of Eighth st., Oakland.

WILLIAM J. DINGEE,
 901 Broadway cor. of Eighth st., Oakland $4250-A fine home in East Oakland; sold years ago for S6500; modern house of g rooms, 2 bath rooms extra fine plumbing; large lot fine stable and tank house; convenient to cleo tric cars; mortgage of S3500 remain as long as desired; near local trains
 WILLIAM J. DINGEE, e01 Broadway, cor. of Eighth st., Oakland. $50 oOo-The heart of Oaklands business cen ter fine new brick building. stories and base ment; modern in every particular; lot 50x10G feet; location near Washington and Fourteenth sts tenant will take 10-year guaranteed lease paying per cent net the investment; a bargain.
 WILLIAM ]. DINGEE 9O1 Broadway, cor of Eighth st., Oakland. s25Go-A modern cottage of rooms and bath: lot 30x110: situated on Hobart st., near Tele- graph ave; big bargain; cost $500; fine neigh borhood; easy terms to right parties.
 WILLIAM J. DINGEE, 901 Broadway, cor of Eighth st., Oakland. Vernon Heights-Beautiful home large lot: house contains large rooms and bath latest architecture; rich finish; up-to-date home; owner might consider part exchange; particulars at office
 WILLIAM J. DINGEE eO1 Broadway, cor of Eighth st., Oakland.
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AN ELEGANT MARINE VIEW LOT

SIP 50-Lot 70 1t. front the north line ot Pacih. ave. commanding unsurpassed and un- obstrcted marine views; must be sold inme' diatel-, as owner is desirous of leaving for Flu rope n the 1st proX.
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DOWNTOWN INVESTMENT S29, ,G00-Rent S2200 per annum: within a few minutes walk from Market and Powell sts. handsome, new 4-story building; store and lodging house
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sS000-Ffne modern residence with splendid marine view; Octavia, near Broadway; 10 rooms; lot 25x137:6
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S12,000-Biggest bargain ever offered; Broad way; best residence section; lot over 55 feet frontage; full depth; 2-story residence in good condition: 12 rooms etc. lot alone worth more than price asked
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A splendid investment; business property, Washington st, near Front rented now for S6o per month; could be increased; price
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CITY ZEAL EsTATE.

C. H. JMBSEN & CO, REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
 l4 MONTGOMERY ST.
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CITY REL ESTATE.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS. s3ooo-Third ave. nr. Clement st; cottage containing rooms. bath, etc.; driveway to rear of lot: lot 25xl20.
 s25,oo0-Splendid Hyde-st. corner invest ment; handsome brick and frame improve ments; rented for S23f 50 per month; large lot. GOOD CoTTAGE-MUsT BE SOLD. Sl25O-York st., bet Twenty-third and Twentyfourth; a well-built house. with stable; only a small amount of cash required for first payment.
 s275e-Foreclosure sale; Bryant st., nr. Fourth; 2-story house of rooms and bath; i; this IS a snap; call at once for particulars. s8oOo-Rent ss1; flats of rooms each. and also rear house of rooms: lot 25x75: good renting locality.
 DOWNTOWN INVESTMENT. s29, 000-Rent s22o0 per annum; within few minutes walk from Market and Powell sts. i; handsome, new 4-story building; store and sll. .0oo-An offer wanted; handsome new modern residence of IA rooms and all modern conveniences; Gough-st. corner, convenient to Pacifc-ave. cars.
 s5OoO-Rent s4s per month; Stevenson st., mr. Hermann and Market stsl good S-story bay window building. containing flats of rooms and bath each; In splendid repair.
 SNAP.
 Sooou-ttent S5u; NatOma St., not Tar from Sixth; lot 25x75; improvements consist of 3-story building containing flats.
 sS0oo-Rent s26; 8 flats on Castro st., nr. Twenty fifth; lot 25x80; flats containing and rooms and bath each; this Is a splendid offer
 s270o-Clara st., bet. Third and Fourth sts. ; 2-story building; flats and rooms; rent S25; lot 25xS5; Improvements in good condi- tion; only $500 cash required balance can be paid out of the rents.
 S2250-Green st.. bargain; between Hyde and Larkin rent. s22; flats. rooms each; lot has two frontages; call at once. A snap.
 SIP, 2,000-Biggest bargain ever offered; Broad way; best residence section; lot over 55 feet frontage; full depth; 2-story residence in good condition; 12 rooms etc; lot alone worth more than price asked.
 S750o-Business property; pays high rate or interest; large corner lot; splendid new improvements; good business location in best part Of the Mission A snap.
 BALDWIN & HOWELL,
 10 Montgomery st.
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DINER LEAVING FOR EUROPE.
 1S.50-An elegant mansion of l7 rooms. baths etc. modern in every particular; must be seei to be appreciated a choice part Of the Westefl Addition; 27:6x120; frontages.
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S2250-Green st.. bargain; between Hyd and Larkn; rent. s22; two flats. 4 room each; lot has two frontages; call at once. snap.
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Al GOOD INVESTNTENT

$l5o-Three cottages of s. and rooms and bath each, bringing Tn S39 per month; 50xs9 s :: buy this, occupy one and collect the rent from the others; good location in the Western Ad- Gition.
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FoRECLOsURE sALElFLArs

I ININlIN-l.NI.o o-A11Fl-t
 ;575o-Rents S570 per annum; ? elegant raar l. new flats Of and rooms and bath each nodern; 2I.6xl06:3; Steiner st; an offer waIted
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Six-room cottage all modern improvements. Twenty second, near Eureka; lot 25xS5; price only $2l00; S250 cash, balance very easy terms.
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Sl1. 1.000-An offer wanted; handsome new modern residence of IA rooms and all modern conveniences; Gough-st corner, convenient to Pacifc-ave. cars
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S75oo-Business property; pays a high rate of interest; large corner lot; splendid new Improvements good business location in best part of the Mission. snap
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S5OoO-Rent S4s per month; Stevenson st., nr. Hermann and Market stsl good 3-story bay window building, containing flats of rooms and bath each; In splendid repair.
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Natoma, near Ninth-4 flats; rented for s price s50O0.
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s2700-Clara st., bet Third and Fourth sts. 2-story building; flats and 6 rooms; ren tion: only $500 cash required, balance can b paid out of the rents
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Call and obtain one of our Real Estate Rec ords," which contains list of properties for sale in all parts of the city.
 G. II. UMBSEN & co,
 Il Montgomery st.
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A number of cheap cottage homes for salt In the Mission on easy terms.
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INVESTMENT ON FREDERICK ST. sS900-Rents S420 per annun; two 2-stor1 houses Of rooms and batn each; 40x60: stree accepted.
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE. 2 NEW modern houses; open plumbing: every Alaska: small amount down, balance month- ly; must sell. Box 2591, Call office. s750-LOT 5ox150: blocks from station. Apply at 10l1 Buena Vista ave. SPECIAL NOTICE. FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED
 JUST LIKE PAYING RENT. s12oo s17Oo. $500, s22oo, s26oo s3O00.
 The above lovely cottages which have been thrown on market for non-payment of installments, and they are now offered at a great sacrifice to close accounts. They contain 4 B 6 and rooms and are finished up to date almost new, and located near schools and sta- tions.
 We are going to weed them out and invite inspection. MARCUSE & REMMEI Bay-st station, Alameda, and s2S Market st
 San Francisco. Open Sundays and holidays BEAUTIFUL home in Alameda, half a block from station, narrow gauge house rooms sl5s0; $3o down; balance sl5 per month Box 2560, Call office.
 s75o-Lot 5ox270: modern cottage rooms, near sl2o0-~Sacrifice corner lot s5x14o: good house of rooms and one of rooms.
 s1e0O-Lot 50x150; fine cottage of rooms and bath near Chestnut station.
 S2S50-s150 cash; s25 per month; lot 40x150; only 3 blocks from station and nign school. $3750-New house of rooms and bath; lot 42x150; choice location: very easy terms Houses to let in all parts of Alameda. H P. MORTAL & CO. 1432 Park st.
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FILLMORE-ST. CHEAP BUILDING LOT.
 S1100-2T;6x110; line of electric road; good location for several small flats; this is snap
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

MADISON & BURKE, Real Estate Agents; established 1858; 626 Market st.
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TO CLOSE AN ESTATE S20o0-Two-story house of rooms and bath and lot near Geary and Steiner sts.
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RICHMOND-GOOD INVESTMENT. S2oo0-Rents s192 per annum; flats of rooms and bath each; 25xl20.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

BALDWIN & HOWELL,
 10 MOntgornery st
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SNAP. S350o-Rent $50; Natoma st., not far from Sixth; lot 25x75; improvements consist of 3-story building containing flats.
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s3000-Third ave, nr. Clement st.; cottage containing rooms. bath, etc; driveway to rear of lot: lot 25xl20.
 s25, ,ooo-Splendid Hyde-st. corner invest ment; handsome brick and frame improve ments: rented for s23T 50 per month; large lot.
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McAFEE BROTHERS 10s Montgomery street. San Francisco. Cal.
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G. H. UMBSEN &. CO David Bush, Manager Country Department,
 If Montgomery st.
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BALDWIN 6 HOWELL,
 REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
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Near Park Panhandle; modern flats; rent' for S60; price S6250; a good buy.
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S3000-Rent s26; 8 flats on Castro st., nr Twenty fifth; lot 25xS0: flats containing an, rooms and bath each; this Is splendl, offer.
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Several business investments, from S4O.0Oo to soo'VOO, in downtown property; call at olnce for DartieiYlarc
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s2500-Very low on account of foreclosure ot mortgage; nice 2-story bay-window residence oi rooms and bath, basement. etc; this is pick up Dolores st.. the Van Ness ave. Of the Mis- sion.
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STORES TO LET.
ASHTON & GARDINER.
 AA...n nAe,.l, a.A


 ASHTON & GARDINER,
 All Montgomery st. s15-1506 Market st.. nr. Octavta st. S35-S59 Mission st., bet. Fourth and Fifth. s59-1532 Market st., nr. Larkin st. s22 50-S26 Howard st., bet. Fourth and Fifth s15-23i Montgomery ave, nr Broadway S23-33S Fourth st., nr. Harrison st. $5o-17 City Hali Square.
 $20-17 Pacific st., nr. Drumm. S40-20 Sacramento st., mr. Ferries. Sl3-3o42 Sixteenth st., nr. Valencia s1S-1229 Dupont st., nr. Vallejo. S4O-717 I.arkin st., nr. O'Farrell sf20-479-4S5 Valencia st., cor. Sixteenth. S35-23S Montgomery ave, cor. Broadway. sS-16O0 Pacific ave, nr. Polk st. S20-37 Second st., Market S40-3i4 Montgomery ave, nr. Dupont st. $25-1104 Valencia st.. nr. Twenty-second. sl5-229 Fourth st., bet. Howard and Folsom. s55-713 Larkin st., nr. O Farrell s1S-527 Broadway, nr. Montgomery ave. S10-1132 Valencia st., bet 22d and 23d. Sl6@1S Turk st., bet. Hyde and Larkin. STORE. with rooms, 2s46 Mission st; occupied for years cigar and stationery store; near school. FINE store, suitable for grocery. Southwest corner Fell and Laguna sts- rent reduced. TWENTY SECOND. ss2s-Store. rooms and hall; large yard, rent $l5 BARN to let-Southwest corner Hyde and Fil- bert sts.; 25x70: suitable for coal yard; SIP 50. Apply L. C. BABIN, AIS Kearny st.
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OAKLAND FURNITURE FOR SALE.

FURNITURE and household goods very cheap this week. SCHELLHAAS' old store 4OS Eleventh st.. Oakland.
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OWNER GOING TO EUROPE S3Ol5--Three flats; rents s2e per month; 25x 1l5; Henry st., near Market and 18th.
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SOME VERY CHEAP LOTS. S5000-Vallejo, near Devisadero; 34:41ax127:S; marine view; a beautiful lot.
 Washington, near Spruce; 30xle0: S3000-Scott and McAllister sts.; cheap lots. $2000-North Clay. near Spruce; 25X127. S2S00-Green, near Scott; 27X127. Sl400-24th, near Vicksburg; 25xl00 SI10O-NE. corner in Mission; 33x75; cheap. S15OO-55X1I4; 18th. near Castro. SSG0-22d near Church: 25x114. S975-14th, near Noe; 26x1l5.
 WILL BUILD WILL BUILD. We will build to- suit purchaser any of the above lots on very easy terms.