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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-08-30

En- la retreta de esta noche ejecutara
la Banda Puertorriqueha" que dirige el
senior Verar las siguientes pleas;
10 Pasodoble de la zarzuela
El Chaleco blanco.".
20 Americana "Coralina" Fures
80 Gran Mosaico opereta
Dofia Juanita "....... Suppe
4o Coro de Vendimiadores
zarzuela " Las Campana-
das" .....---... ...-.. Chappi
So DANA la Chata" zar-
zuela de Madrid q Paris.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-08-30
Sinoperaciones.
MAIZ

Llegaran muy en- breve partidas de-
nuevo grano, y como las esistencias al 9
macenadas SON bastante regulates, pero
algo picadas, cotizamos a S. fanega.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-08-30

En- el barrio de la Cantera, de Ponce,
tuvicron una reyerta los individuos vi
cente Casiano y Gregorio Aliceo, resul.
tando muerto este ultimo de una terri
BILE pufialada. El matador fne reducido
4 prision.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-08-30
CAMBIOS

Sobre Londres $500 $500 por 1
New York. -. $67H q 6s p. 3 P.
~" Madrid y Bar.
u. X celona. ....... $35 p.sP,
d: ll:sN2e
BILLErEs DE LOS EsTADos UNDO
DE AMERICA
Las operaciones verifcadas con este
papel han obtenido el tipo de 65 p 6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-08-30
Fjardo
MERCADO DE FRUrOs
AzUcAR

.d4f a3f2tt 80,
AzUCAR
Sinoperaciones. &.
CAFE Z. 49,
Llegan regulares partidas de este ara
no para su venta, y los precios que
{ anzan son los siguientes ="
s 1oH a IoA Corrientes Cuba. "
p IIH aI2 Pil6n -
I2H arg Hacienda sin escoier
= 1917 IA Id. escojido
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-08-30

El agrimensor don Manuel MARITIME,
:aora ha solicitado por medic de ins-
taacia Sc le abcnen 4o8 pesos. por los
trabajos efec tuados en- la demarcaci6n
de las fncas deneminada "San Pedro
"San Ramon" "San Jose", "Asunci6n"
Y "Valentina".
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-23
AT CENTENARY.
THE CH1LDREN'S DAY EXERCISES
SUNDAY.
written for the vlrginian-P not.)

Written for the Vlrginian-PilotO
Children's day at Centenary. held in
the church las; Sunday, was = delight
full day 10 all who were present, the
service used on this occasion GIN the
Sunshine') comprising all the elements
required TO make life bright. joyous and
happy. The recitations We're beautiful
ly adapted to the occasion. and under
the efficient management OF Mrs. l.. J..
Malbon. were rendered in Il most pleas
ing manner.
The music. which was simply en-
trancing. was rendered by the follow
ins; Mrs. J. Z. Grandy, chorister. as
sisted by Prof. Rives as orSlnist. MIR.
Geo Nottingham. violnist; Messrs.
Grubb. Poole and McWhorter, cornet,
and Mr.. Hannah. trombone.
Among the special attractive fcl-
lures was the Flower song, rccited by
Miss Addie Maibon. With organ and
violin accompaniment. No words the
writer can utter will do justice TO the
perfect rendition of this item of ser
vice. Suffice it to say, it was perfect,
ana We have never seen anything en-
acted TO equal it. The Rainbow Ser
vice. by seven young girls, each rep
resentng the hues OF the bow. was an
other beautiful part of the program,
and was effectively rendered The song
anu recitation ny three little boys
Malbeit.-N orsham ant; -Ecrcbee-Wer ere
cute indeed, and much enjoyed by the
large audience. There were no vacant
seats. and the collection was doubtless
good one. The writer does not know
the amount. This ended Centenary' =
Children's Day. The mana cement have
cause TO be grateful Tor having made
so many hearts happy. for many were
heard 10 say they enjoyed ii more than
cntlld p no hes
children's service they had ever seen.
The writer. who was present. sage
Amen and Amen! To God he all the
glory now and forever.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-23
OFF TOThE JUBILEE.
N. L. A. BLUES Go TO WASHING
TON IN UNIFORM

The Norfolk Light Artillery Blues left
Norfolk yesterday afternoon on the
Washington steamer to attend the Ma
tional Peace Jubilee in that city this
week.
The Blues wore uniforms and swords,
and will no doubt make a fine impress,
sion in Washington, where, as stated
in Sundays issue of this paper, they
will be given a prominent place in the
parade. The officers and about twenty
eight men went on the boat.
On account of the low rate of SO,
round trip, good many of Norfolk s
citizens will attend the Jubilee, which
Is to be a monster affair. The tickets
on the steamer line are limited to the
26th instant.
The Norfolk Light Artillery Blues
will be the only representatives OF the
Virginia military at the Jubilee, so far
as known.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-23
When you Use G. o. Taylor Whiskcys
YOU use the highest type OF medicinal

When you use c. o. Taylor Whskeys
YOU use the highes, type OF medicinal
wh.skeys in existence
y stmulant for Use in the sick room
sush as the G. o. Taylor brand. which is
soI SOLO, ny more family druggists and pre-
scriped by physicians more than any
other brand of whis&ey sold IN c5mpeti-
ZION with ~, + safe to stand by.
I'm old distiiler clught adllitcrating his
rum from the pump, by way of and apoi-
GEy SAID: Water never hurt anyboiy. -
His statement was not wholly true Tor
much disease, suffering and lingering III
ness has been traced u the use OF Impure
water
Physicians prescribs &c. o. r." for
lung and throat troubles. as flesh pro-
Queer, with eggs and milk, after a Uneer.-
ing sicknessess. Licensed dealers every
where viii sell YOU q. O Taylor Whiskey.
If you insist on having t. y
1t is no: sold in bulk Look for our firm
name Signature over the cork and on the
label.
CHESTER II. GRAVES & SONS.
F'o- sale at White Bros. Norfolk. va
Browns Hrtel Portsmouth, Va.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-23
SUNDAY SCHOOL WORK.
DISCUSSED BY THE METHODIST
SUNDAY SCHOOL ASSOCIATION.

NDAY SCHOOL ASSOCIATION
The May meeting of the Methods,
Sunday School Association of Norfolk
was held at Cumberland Street Church
sunday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock, with
Professor VIM. NJ. Jones. the pres
ident. in the chair and MI. W. L. Rev
rs secretary. Addresses were made by
MIR. George b. Ferebee. of McKendree
Sunday school. and Rev. w. 4. Will
liams. pastor of LeI<ies Memorial
Church. the former on the General
Work of The Sunday School," and the
latter on What Constitutes a Faith
iul and Efficient Superintendent"
tanners were awarded TO the follow
ing schools
For Observation-Disclosures McKendrce;
punctuality, Huniersviile; contribu-
tons, Epworth.
AprilIAitendance, Cumberland St;
punctuality. Liberty Street. South Nor
folk; contributions, Epworth.
subject of converting one of the
monthly meetings of the association in
10 regular Sunday school exercises was
lh-rnGnGnA hS tte+.-ps- II L, ,i,ttst,,4-
who strongly favored such a feature
as one that would be of interest TO the
meetings and develop the talent of both
teachers anu scholars in this important
church work. After some discussion of
the subject by the president and other
members of the association the mat
ter was left with the presiding officer
ana wee presidents to bring in a re-
port recommending such a feature at
the next meeting of the association.
On motion of DR. John y. Webster
IL was decided to dispense with the
meetings of the association during the
summer months.
Alter singing the hymn. Leaning on
me Everlasting Arm" the association
adjourned to the second Sunday in Sep,
te,lper Benediction by Rev. VIM. H.
Edwards. of Centenary.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-23
. Cycits, rninn,i,y rsur,.

4 'cyclist, in turning cut of the
strcet-car track near the corner of
Charlotte and Church street yesterday
afternoon. frightened a horse attached
10 4 furniture wagon and caused the
animal to run away The wheelman
was struck and painfully bruised about
his body. The wheel was a complete
wreck. The horse ran into a street car
and would probably have been Killed
but for the thoughIfulness of the mo
torman. who stopped his car just in
time 10 avoid serious accident.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-23
QUARANTINE INSPECTION.
BY ASSISTANT SECRETARY VAN
DERIIp AND SURGEON GENE
RAJ. WYAIAN

Hon. Frank a. Vanderbilt Assistant
Secretary of the Treasury, and Surgeon
General Wyman. of the United States
Marine 4les,.itel Service, 5tistti;ty
making an inspection of the quarantine
detention stations of the lower Chcsa-
peake especially the station at Fisher
mans Island, just inside the Capes
Surgeon General Wyman and Assist
ant Secretary Nanderlip boarded the
quarantine yacht Dagmar and visited
The stations. The ex-Spanish cruiser
Reina Mercedes. lay at anchor
about two miles from Old Point. from
where General Wyman and Mr. VAN
derlip boarded the yacht hut that
trophy ship. newly arrived from SAN
iingn harhor was not visited by them,
rs she was in quarantine. They. how
ever sailed close by and took u look
at the former Spanish cruiser
owing Ia the Vcluminous trade which
IS now sure TO be carried on between
Cuba and Porto Rico and this port. an
advance evidence of which is the pro-
posed establishment of the line IL Cuba
and the West Indies by the Antilles
transportation Company, the uuaran-
tlnc regulations must he made so strict
mere as To render danger from CON
tasion at the very minimum. All YES
selS coming from The Antilles will be
Guaranteed as usual during the sum-
mer months. and it is possible that tho
quarantine facilities i'm lower Chesa-
peake may be increascd..
The Surgeon General ana the Assist
ant Secretary found the stations Wis
tied in proper shape. and no change i'm
any of the stations was decided upon.
so far as known.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-23
WEST SO,,rnrK

West Norfolk, Va, May 22.-Prof. A.
W. Hawks Will give his delightful I'm.
morous lecture on People [ Have Met
f0T r1TT 1Tgrn07ITS
Shurch Tonight at S:i5 O'clock The
Jerry leaves Norfolk wharf at 6, and
o'clock. and will return at II o,cjorl.
This VIII give a pleasant ride on rho
water anu very enjoyable evening
10 an who attend Tickets. Zoe. Boats
VIII leave Norfolk in time for the lee.
ture and return al II D. IN.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-23
college Dc,iicnsto,.

The Old Point Comfort College nj
roriress Monroe will be dedicated on
the SOth instant. Solemn high mass vii,
be celebrated at 10 a. m. lunch served
AT II m, and an entertainment given
py the students ut l:30 y. IN. The dedi-
cation exercises will be elaborate and
impressive.
81. Mary's Cadets and Drum Corps
ol ms CITY. Will attend the dedica
non. Inc latter is practicing daily for
the event. and both will make n fnr
appearance. as they invnrinhlv do
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-23
, APPLICATION FOR GUNS.
NORFOLK SOLDIER BOYS APPLY
TO GOVERNOR.

Our Richmond special correspondent
wired the following last night:
1.-THE Governor has received a letter
from boy soldier company in Norfolk
asking him to furnish them with thirty
guns. They have already twenty guns.
Monroe Kelley is the captain. lie says
the ages of the members range from
10 to Is years. The company has been
named the Lee Light Infantry lin
honor of our brave and gallant Gen.
F'itz. Lee" the letter says.
THE communication was referred to
the adjutant general"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-23
Zee Iiin.. su,ot.cr

About fifty of the members of the
Lee Rifles and their friends assembled
at the Armory last night to attend =
smoker
me evening was thoroughly informal
anu enjoyable, mirth. jollity and good
leiioWship reigning supreme. An i'm
proinptu program of song ana music
was gwen among the members being n
nio.,n 500 by Mr.. William II. Turner.
piano solo by MIR. McI.au~hIin . snn,,
by Harry G. Keeling, ana a SONG omG
recitation BY DR.. Moxon.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-23
CATTLE SHIPMENTS.
PROSPECTS THAT THIS YEAR
WILL BREAK THE RECORD.

TT II - O7rSI7'
Two steamers sailed yesterday from
Newport News loaded with cattle. one,
the Shenandoah. of the Chesapeake and
Ohio line. with $40 head for Liverpool.
and the Greenbriar OF the same line,
with $50 head for London.
Tho cattle were extra fine Western
cattle from tho Central West. Iowa and
tnat section. One cargo was composed
of high grade polled Angus cattle and
the other was made IN mostly of de-
horned high grade Durhams. There
were TWO or three car loads OF extra
Inc half breed Colorado cattle.
II cattle shipments keep up at the
rate they arc now maintaining, until
June 10th. this years cattle shipments
from Virginia ports will exceed last
years shipments by several thousand
head
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-23
Entertainment, mine r..nch.

The Norfolk. Virginia Beach and
Southern railroad and Mi j. s. Groves.
manager OF the Chautauqua property.
and lessee of the Atlantic Hotel ut
Virginia Beach. have engaged Mr.. w.
y .Hermance to manage n series OF re-
tined entertainments at the beach this
summer in the fine theater building
near the Atlantic Hotel. They will be
free TO the public. The aim will be pop
ularty with the best people.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-23
Annual Meeting Home Mission
SOrtefy

Mrs. w. ]. Young. president of The
Home Mission Society of the Virginia
Conference, NJ. T. Church. South. will
leave this morning for Farmville. 10
attend the annual meeting OF the socle-
" winch convenes in that civ to-
morrow She Will be accompanied bv
MIS-. l.. y. Betty delegate from Mon
umental Church. Portsmouth.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-23
WATT. RETTEw & CLAY. :,
This Concerns
Underwear for
Men and Women

Those who appreciate get
ting more than even returns
Tor their money; those who
delight in getting really re-
markable values those who
endeavor to make the dollars
do double duty, will do we'll
10 look at the EXTRAOR-
DlNANY values we offer in
Summer Underwear.
We tell OF a few:
FOR MEN
PINK. Blue AMI Tan Fine Ribbed IN
derwear- shirts have French neck.
mShair trimmings and pearl but
r eeo H ,ge grac to a. ma' Sasn The
Double-solt Balbrisgan Drawers =
y ih cr Iacing oa; s;rr1n back mr1iyal
Nc. shirts to match same price.
Splendid Quality Ba.brigsan Shirts
and Drhwers-25c. each. \ remark
u the B ESSr y1 fer 81 InGlHssv onaoiy
Norfolk
Blue and Pink Lisle Thread Shirts
e a to The hnst n tht snr y
dollar and half. we say 81 each.
FOR WOMEN
Fine Isle Finish Rlchclieu Ribbed
Vests. silk crochettod neck and
9rmholes. SIX taped. Regular 19c.
Vests ut FOR 25c
Ribbed Nests-bleached and unbleach-
Cd. 1T &c. each.
Ribbed Vests bleachcd-silk taped
armholeS and neck-i0c each Bet
ter grade Isle finish l2ikc,
lisle Thread Vests" sccondS"-eYcel-
lent quality-i7c. cach-3 for soc.
Bleached Ribbed Vests, with pink, blue
and white SILK trimm'n gs-25c.
Pure lislc Thread Nests-whitc with
dainty colcred scrpentine TRIMMINGS
Lice bust-S7iec. each. for 81.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-23

Nearly 400 men attended the mass
meeting held by the Colored Y. NJ. C.
4. at St. Johns a. NJ. Il. Church sun
day afternoon. Brief but pointed adj
dresses were made by Mr.. w. II. Col
Inns, captain John l.. Roper, Rev. r. H.
Bowling, colored. and others.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-23
WEATHER REPORT.

Washington. May %, 1899.
Forecast for Wednesday:
Virginia-Showers and warmer in
Eastern. fair in Western portions Tues
day; Wednesday fair; fresh and easter
~ winds. becoming variable.
North Carolina-Showers and warmer
In Eastern, fair in Western portions
Iuesday; wednesday fair; fresh and
easterly winds, becoming variable.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-23
RAINFALL AND
HUMIDITY

TEMPERATURES. RAINFALL AND
HUMIDITY.
May 90. 1899.
maximum temperature 49,. 80. :. 6S
Mlnimum temperature -. =. 500. 81
Normal temperature -. 49,. 80. Gs
departure from normal :. ....minus :
departure from normal since Janu-
a. Isl 49,. $50. ......minus 40
Rainfall in past "a hours . %
Rainfall since first Of month :. 81. 40
Mean humidity 49,. 81
CALENDAR
sun rises at 1850 a. IN. and sets at
7:12 p. m.
TIDES.
Norfolk-High water at 7:15 n. nj. ana
I'o4 p. M; low water at Log n. IN. and
1:18 p. m.
ga point-High water at 6:5i A. m.
and 1888 p. M; low water at 1:Ol a m
and 1857 p. m.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-23
Norfolk nnd vicinity.

WEATHER FORECAST FOR TO-
DAY.
Fair and cool; fresh northeast winds.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-23

Time has proved the worth az the
garments produced by Rudolph & WAL
lace.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-23

If your clothes are made by Rudolph;
& Wallace YOU wear the highest stand
ard of excellence in merchant tailoring.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-23
RrOYNNT \NATER

Twelve men are employed in sink
ing the well at Hrambleton and Kelly
avenues. This is one OF the wells to
which city Engineer Brooke will apply
an original automatic pumping device
with an electric apparatus. This au-
tomato arrangement will make the an
pliance reliable and sure. and no per-
sonal attention Will need To be given to
the pumping
some trouble is being experienced be-
cause of the buoyancy of the water
whore the well is being dug. The ca
pacity of the well viii he $500 gallons.
The sew erasc IS TO be pumped from this
well TO the river.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-23

fomney Britt, an old negro who was
oonNicted in the United states Court of
pe'LuiH IN d pension case and given six
before United States Commissioner.
| iioWden Yesterday and discharged. hay-
ins served his time.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-23
uNle i VETERAN IN TROUBLE

Charles \. Campbell ITninn vo,or
an from the National Soldiers Hons ~
hampton, has been bound over TO 'thc
United States grand jury by commis-
sioner Tucker, of Hampton. on the
charge of embezzlement.
campbell is charged with embezgllng
SilS OF The funds OF beneficial associa-
uGn recently organized among The old
soldiers at Hampton. Ii seems mat he
was treasurer of the new organization.
ana had the Keeping of M dues og,,
lected in dimes from the old vrfa,.,n..
pension money. The charge OF disbon-
eSiy has made him downcast ana ma
rose lle is now in Elizabeth civ
county jail and will remain there until
ne Federal grand jury meets in Nor
folk June ..
The San Francisco call., 1899-01-29
CITY REAL ESTATE.
BOARDMAN, HOOPER & CO..
Real Estate Agents.

lss Montgomery


13S Montgomery st.
SMALL INVESTMENTS
sSoooMIhree good fats; Western Addition
rents SAP monthly.
SSOo0-Business corner; best part of the West
ern Addition; established grocery business:
store with fiat above.
s6o00-Rents s57 80 per month; new modern
flats.
So OooO-Rents SIT so per month; Bush St, near
Laguna; lot 276x137:6
S6Oee-New flats. and rooms and bath each;
Pine ST.. near Powell; large lot.
$3000-Store with fiat above; Mission District:
lot 30x75
sso00-Rents $40 per month two flats of six
rooms and bath each; near Third st.
SSS00-Rents $37 so; mortgage of $1,000 can re-
main; near Third st.
HOUSES
sS6Oo-Two-story house of six rooms and bath;
Western Addition.
s5500-Fine modern cottage of eight rooms and
bath; Western Addition.
$6000-New modern residence seven rooms and
bath; best part of the Western Addition.
S5000-Two-story bay-window residence of
seven rooms and bath; mortgage of $4,000 can
remain; east of Fillmore st.
S75o0-Bush ST.. near Hyde; two-story and
basement residence of sixteen rooms and bath;
lot 9ox137:6
s6500-New modern residence of nine rooms
and bath; furnace, etc; Leavenworth st.
s4250-Hyde st; good two-story house of six
LOTS.
s145o each-Lots 25x1S7:6; Park Panhandle
sii5o~Lot a1xS7:6; Pine St, near Lyon.
s3300-Bush st lot 1916 by 1875.
s1650-Lot 35x100; Sutter ST.
s2l5e-Lots 25x1s7:6; Sacramento ST., near
Hyde; offer wanted.
S1150-Lot 35x125; Clement ST.; corner.
s1200-No reasonable offer will be refused; |;
lot 25x12o; Sixth ave, near D St
SS00-Lot 25x12o; Second ave, near Clement.
Call at office for list of investments and resi-
dpnces $40 0n0
The San Francisco call., 1899-01-29
FRUITvALE REAL ESTATE.

sSOe-HOUSE of rooms; chicken houses; 1
pigeon-house; good we'll and choice flowers;
lot 50x270, all fenced.
EASY TERMS IF DESIRED.
$1250-Modern cottage Of rooms and bath:
fine mantel: high basement; lot S5x120; only /
block from
FRUITVALE AVENUE
s95o-Cottage of large rooms; 2 closets and
pantry; 7-foot basement; chicken-houses fine
well and pump:
LOT S1x10S ALL FENCED.
S2800-Reduced from $500; half-acre lot with
modern cottage of rooms and bath on one
floor; 7-foot basement; fruit trees in bearing
fine artesian we'll, etc; located in the hest
residence section of Fruitvaie; only blocks
from local station owner is
OBLIGED TO SELL; SEE THIS AT ONCE
Chicken ranch Of acres; 200 bearing fruit
trees: house of 3 rooms, furnished bath base
ment barn; chicken-hou 400 chickens. cow
1 horse; harness.; wagon; implements; brooder.
house incubator; fine artesan well; windmill
and tank; all for s3500. H. A PLEITNER.
Fruitvale Station, Cal.
sl250-A NEWymodern house of 3 rooms: lot y
x14o; windmill, tank; fine place for chick
ems; two blocks from electric road; payments
as rent.
Chicken ranch of acres plenty of fruit :
house of 3 rooms. barn: rent SIS: stock and Ak
lures for sale at $3.50; snap If sold soon
FRUITyALE REALTY Co.. Fruitvale station.
The San Francisco call., 1899-01-29

6. H. UNBSEN & CO.,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
ii MONTGOMERY ST.
The San Francisco call., 1899-01-29
CITY REAL ESTATE.

MADISON & BURKE, Real Estate Agents,
Established 1865. 626 Market st.
The San Francisco call., 1899-01-29
FINE TRANSFER CORNER.

FINE TRANSFER CORNER.
FINE TRANSFER CORNER.
Fine transfer corner in Western Addition;
transfer point for car lines; new 2-story build
ing, stores below and fat above; lot 25x9Si
ment; now occupied by owner, who is forced
to sell on account of sickness.
A DOWNTOWN BUY.
Close to Powell St.; 16-room house; rents
500 monthly partially furnished; splendid lot
2f:bXlSl6; bargain; Ss50O
SOUTH OF MARKET INVESTMENT.
On Seventh St, near Howard; large lot 50x
IS; partly improved rent $35; can be made to
bring in fine income; price $780,
A. CoZY HOME.
Near corner of Filbert and Taylor sts.; a
very pretty home of . rooms and BATH COM
mands fine marine view; good stable on prop
erty price $3.50.
FINE WEBsTER-sT. CORNER.
276x90: good business location; old improve
ments; rents $50 monthly; owner anxious to
sell; price reduced to s600O
ELLIS STREET.
Lot 21;6Xl20 to rear street; fine location; inn
provements on rear street; offer wanted.
CHEAP CLAY-sT. LOT
On north side Of Clay st, Walnut; fine
sunny lot, 3ox127S; must be sold; don't delay;
1t will be sold at a bargain.
Send for our list of cheap lots in Pacific
Heights, Preside Heights and Panhandle dis
trict.
McAFEE BROS, McAFEE BROS.
1Os Montgomery ST. San Francisco, Cal
JOHN PFORR, removed to 4O3 Pine st, oppo-
site the Nevada Bank
s95, ,oOO-Market ST.. I block from corner Third
ST. 3-story brick 3jxf55.
$2o oo0-Lot 45xSo Mission St. near Sixth,
with two l0-room houses; will pay big rent II
raised and stores put under
Se2, 5oe-Market ST., IL blocks from the Bald
win; fine 4-story house; store and lodgings;
we'll rented
S2S 5OO-Rent s2710 per annuno a snIendid b,s,
ness corner in the Western Addition.
16000-Rent $3.50; a 3k-story corner; mod
ern; 6 years built house OF AZ rooms: s baths
and all modern arrangements lot 4ix97:6 feet.
$35 000-Market ST., near Twelfth; lot 50x12i
feet; improved.
s5sOo-A business property on Geary St; store
and flats: rent s47.
SAC, 5o0-Large corner. we'll improved; 1 block
from Mason and Ellis SITS.
S11O0-Cottage and lot, 25x1oo at Potrero.
S25, ,0o0-A 10 per cent proposition on Larkin
St. best business part rent s1s6.
s3T50-Rent $780, business property, store and
fat; owner wants to go to Europe, otherwise
would not sell at that price
So, ,000--Reduced from $3S, 600: paying per
cent now and will go UP to $50 900.
S4250-Fine Park Panhandle cottage elegant
rooms; lot 25xl10 feet
The San Francisco call., 1899-01-29

Must be sold-Two fine flats on Hayes St.
near Buchanan; lot % 6x120 to rear street; rents
very low, $50; only S7250; make offer
The San Francisco call., 1899-01-29
CITY REAL ESTATE.


NEW PROPERTY LISTED FOR SALE DUR
ING THE MONTH OF JANUARY.