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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-10-10
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This has been foggy day down
around the horseshoe and everything
has been quiet with the feet there. ex-
ccpt on the decks OF the Columbia,
wcre the crews have been cutting and
redtting sails, This Is taken In yacht
ing circles to indicate nervousness.
There is nothing to be gained in trying
10 put aside facts, They are worrying
on the Columbia; they are calm on the
shamrock
The reason for all this is that the
English boat has done the better work
on the three days OF nukes. Look at 1t
from whatever standpoint you viii,
these plain facts stare you In the face.
on two Of the days, at the moment the
signal. race on. was set. the sham
rock was In the lead. on the third day
she was no worse than on even terms
Ind .ed the weight OF opinion is that the
was ahead. considering her position
and the fact that she started some sec
onds behind the Columbia. Add TO this
her time allowance OF six seconds and
the chances are still more in her favor.
There IL good reason for nervousness
among the Americans and nothing has
occurred today to diminish II. 1t is an
unpleasant truth, but It is just as well
to admit It. The weather is an import
ant thing now. The weather man in
promises southerly, in
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This evening the column is resting
between Santa Cruz and San Francisco
de Malabon. Privisions are being con-
veyed to Rosario. between Noveleta
and Santa Cruz.
The casualties are Captain seaffold.
Thirteenth infantry killed; Captain
McGath. Fourth cavalry. seriously
wounded; 10 enlisted men wounded.
A column is entering Rosario this
morning. meeting slight opposition.
Navy vessels and the marines at Cavite
made demonstration on Noveleta yes
terday while schwan advanced at the
same time. The troops at linus attacked
the insurgents at San Nicholas. two
miles east Of the city. and drove them
from their position. Four men were
slightly wounded. The enemy left six
bodies on the field.
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CAPITAL STOCK INCREASED.
o r.. & n. Nov Under Absolute Con.
trol Of Union Pacific.

SALT LAKE. Oct. s.-At a special
meeting Of the stockholders Of the Un.
Ion Pacific Railroad Company here 10.
day an amendment was adopted to the
articles Of the association to increase
lts preferred capital stock by the
amount Of ss5.OOO.OOO and It's common
stock by s7.7is.e0o.
The increased capital stock OF the
company Is to be used for the conver-
sion at par Of the outstanding oregon
Short Line and Oregon Railroad &
Navigation bonds This gives tbeUn-
ion Pacific (which already controls the
Short IIne) absolute control Of the Ore
gou Railroad & Navigation Company.
Leading officials here say no change
In the policy or management is con-
tenplated.
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PREPARATIONS GOING ON
England Contracts COrE ighl Months
Supplies for Army Service I'OrpS.

LONDON. Oct. s,--The complete
derth Of news from the Cape, on which
all attention Is rivited. is poorly com.
pensa;ed for by the mass Of minor de.
tails published concerning preparations
for the despatch OF the army corps
and speculation as to the length and
character OF the debates when parli-
ament meets. In Official circles there
is said to be apprehension that the
radicals win offer protracted opposi-
tion TO the governments policy in
South Africa, which will possibly make
propagation and Christmas near neigh
bors. Na
Lord salisburys whip to the Lc-ds
issued to night. says parliament will
deal with matters Of grave moment.
The latest dispatch from Lourenzo
relating to the chasing of the steamer
Guelp by the cruiser Philomel caused
some stir especially as 1t was announc-
ed that the Guelph had landed at Dur
ban ammunition for the Beers, There
is pretty general feeling that ammunl-
tion ought not to be allowed to be for
warded.
Lord Vantage, president of the Brit
ish Red Cross society will shortly issue
an appeal for contributions to aid in
the work of the socltey. which he says,
will provide two hospital trains and
a hospital ship. The duke Of West
minister and Lord Vantage have given
1000 pounds each and Baron Rotschild
has raised 1900 pounds among his
friends,
Some indication Of the war Office esti-
mate OF the duration of the campaign
is given by the fact that the author
tiles have contracted for eight months
supplies Of bread and other military re-
QUESTIONS rendered necessary by the
absence OF the army service corps,
whom the war office thus evidently cal
culatcs will be at home again by the be-
ginning of May.
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scHwAN MOVES ON DE MALABoN
Enemy Fell Back Steadily and no Cas-
ualties Were Suffered.

Enemy Fell Back Steadily and no Cas-
ualties Were Suffered.
MANILA. Oct 9.-General Schwan's
column, consisting OF the Thirteenth
infantry, battalion Of the Fourteenth
infantry, two troops of cavalry, Captain
Riley's battery Of the Fifth artillery
and loves scouts. continued the ad-
vance today towards San Francisco de
Malabon, meeting with little resistance
and suffering no casualties. The enemy
fell back steadily.
The American camp tonight is within
sight Of San Francisco de Malabon, the
stronghold OF the insurgents in the
province of Cavite, where the Flip
mos are said to number 5000. During
the march from Noveleta TO Rosario
only a few shots were fired. This
large coast town was literally filled
with white flags. The Americans cap
tured two or three hundred men, many
of the Filipinos changing their clothing
for white costumes. The bay of Ros-
ario was filed with hundreds of boats
and the people had spent an exciting
night
An expedition composed of the gun
boats Callaco and Manila with an arm
ed fat boat and a steam pump has left
cavite for the river Pasig or Belts,
which empties in Manila bay on the
north side, with view of raising the
Spanish gun boat Ayat, purposely
sunk by the spaniards, which is re-
ported to be in good condition. The
gunboat Helena, with a body Of ma
rines from the Baltimore, preceded the
expedition to make soundings at the |
mouth of the river.
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creasing breeze. II II comes, Il will be
welcome wind TO the thousands Of
yachtsmen who have come miles to Wit
ness the contest.
II this perdiction is fulfilled the
rocen will be sent over the line to
wIndward down the Jersey coast. the
course same as on Saturday, but that
The order Of sailing is reversed. the
FIRST leg TO windward with run home.
This viii BE- more satisfactory as I,
gives a better run for skill In maneuv-
erlng for a weather berth at the start.
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AMERICAN CREWS ARE NERVOUS
Columbia People Worry While hamrCck People are COndaB
..Irsh Boat Had Best Of II the Three Days Fukes-
Stirring Breeze Promised Today.

NEW YORK, Oct s.-There is buoyant feeling of ex-
pecancy and excitement among achtsmen tonight not that
they feel Of the tomorrow but that they know every
day will be day from now to finish with the ex.
copon of Wednesday This agreement Of the regatta com
mco and the Shamrock and Columbia people, has proved
popular 1t is fair proposition and every likes the man.
ner in which il is met
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FILIPINO PRISONER PARDoNED.

Set Free by General Otis For Saving
Life Of an American Soldier.
NEW YORK. Oct. IA special to the
Herald from Washington says:
For saving the life Of an American
soldier, General Otis has granted a full
pardon to Domingo Magno, a Filipino
prisoner who was sentenced by Span
lsh court in 1897 for penal servitude for
six years for robbery. Magno suffered
confinement for the alleged offence for
four years prior to his trial and con-
viction.
During the attack on Manila last
February by insurgent sympathizers,
the prisoner saved the life of an Amer
lean soldier, and the provost marsal
general reported that the prisoner had
displayed good conduct during the time
h" had been under surveillance by
the Americans.
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First Washington Arrive at San
Francisco Yesterday.
NET BY GOVERNOR ROGERS
The Men In Good Health and win
Land From Pennsylvania Today
Levy Ankeny Cheered.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. s.-The
transport Pennsylvania, with the WASH
ington First regiment aboard. arrived
shortly before noon today and anchored
In the stream OF Folsom street wharf
Governor Rogers and party, including
United States Senator George Turner
and A. G. Foster. steamed up the bay
on the tug Fearless to welcome them.
Aboard the fearless were many friends
and relatives cf the soldier boys, and
they shouted themselves hoarse and
waved handkerchiefs and flags and
gave other evidences Of joy. As soon
as DR.. Kiniyon finished inspecting the
big transport, the welcoming party
climbed up the ships ladder and board
ed the transport, Governor Rogers,
who led the party, was met at the
gangway by Colonel wholley.
Governor, I've brought back your
regiment" said the gallant colonel. as
he grasped the governor by the hand.
Governor Rogers responded with
complimentary tribute to the excellent
services the Washington troops per-
formed in the Philippines, and then he
went down on the lower decks and
shook hands with nearly every man
in the regiment,
Levi Ankeny, the Walla Walla mill
lionaire, who has generously offered to
pay for the transportation of the entire
regiment from this city to Seattle, went
aboard with his wife to see their son
who is private in company L, and
when the men learned of Ankeny's gen.
erosity they cheered him to the echo.
While the troops were at Yokohama,
John f. Convey, ex-mayor of Olympia.
who is now consul at Yokohama, ten
dered the officers Of the regiment
banquet.
In addition to the Washington troops,
the transport brought back 50 discharg-
ed soldiers from the Fourth cavalry
and the Fourteenth infantry. Major
Eaton, of the Twelfth infantry, was al
so aboard, He returns to be retired.
II am proud of the record made by
our boys" said Governor Rogers. when
seen aboard the transport, "They
proved themselves to be fighters Of
high standard and our state is justly
proud of them, am simply overjoyed
at their safe return"
The general health OF the soldiers was
found 10 be good, There was consid-
cradle sickness of minor character
among the men when the vessel left
Manila. but the braclng sea air was so
beneficial that the invalids improved
wonderfully. The Pennsylvania will
dock tomorrow morning on the early
tide, ard, according to the present pro-
gram the men will be breakfasted in
the ferry depot. After breakfast they
win march to the Preside.
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SchWan'S Column Meets With Heavy OppO-
SitiOn But Routes the Enemy.
ATTACK ENEMY AT SAN NICHOLAS
gagements Was Slight Schwan Continued Advance to Ne
MalabOn and Met With Little Resistance

WASHINGTON, Oct s-General Otis has made the
following report to the department of yesterdays fighting
"Schwan with column of 1925 men of the Thirteenth
infantry battalion of the Fourteenth infantry with cavalry
and artillery left BacOor yesterday and proceeded to Novee
a He encountered heavy opposition Old Cavite and be-
yond but drove the enemy capturing guns and ncng
damage.
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GUNS FOR MANILA.
LONDON. Oct. s.-The Maxim Nor
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FIFTY PERSONS PERISH.
YOKOHAMA, Oct. s.-It is now be-
lleved so persons perlshed in Saturdays
typhoon.
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JAMES MONROE HEIsKELL DEAD.

NEW YORK. Oct. s.-James Monroe
Heiskep, great grandson OF President
James Monroe is dead at his home in
this city aged 55 years. He was a ma
tive of Virginia, and when the civil war
broke out he was a cadet at West
Point He left the academy, returned
TO Virginia, was commissioned a lieu
tenant in the Thirty seventh Virginia
cavalry and was promoted to be cap
tain. He resigned in order to join
General Hosby's famous regiment as a
private He was captured by the North
ern troops, escaped from prison, re-
Joined Mosby, was recaptured and sent
to Fort Warren prison, near Boston.
Returning to Baltimore on his re-
lease. Mr., Haskell entered active pol
itics, and was for several years clerk
of the court Of common pleas.
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THE NEWPORT ARRIVES,

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 9.-The Unit
ed States transport Newport arrived to-
night, "a days from Manila. She has
465 members of the volunteer signal
corps aboard and 10 civilians.
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TYPHooN AT YOKOHAMA.

YOKOHAMA, Oct. 9.--while ty-
phoon was raging Saturday a train
was blown from bridge into the river
near Utsumomya. Six persons were
killed and many injured. Great dam
age was done to property and crops.
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defelt Gun & Ammunition Company.
limited. has shipped two six-gun bat
teries Of the mountain guns to Manila.
The ordnance is Of the latest pattern.
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PROPOSALS.


BIDS wanted-Noticee is hereby given that
sealed proposals will be received by the Board
of Directors of the Veterans Home of Call
fornia, at its office, room 13. S2o Sansome St.
San Francisco, Cal. up to 10 o'clock a m,
SATURDAY, June "a, 1899, and opened inn
mediately thereafter In the presence of bid
ders for furnishing and delivering quarter
master and commissary supplies for the Vet
erans' Home Napa County. Cal. (rairoad sta
ton Yountville). for six months commencing
July l. 1899, and ending December g.. 1899.
Schedules with information and instructions
for submitting bids will be furnished upon
application by the undersigned Bidders will
carefully follow the conditions of the sched-
ules, and no bid will be considered unless 1t
is in accordance with such schedules Each
bidder must accompany his bid with certi-
fed check upon some wel-known and re-
sponsible banking house for at least 10 per
cent Of the amount of his bid, payable to j,
c. Currier. treasurer. conditioned that the
bidder will enter into good and valid con-
tract upon notice of acceptance required
by law. The board reserves the right to
reject any or all bids and to order any guam
tity over or under the amount specified.
Address ]. ]. SCOVILLE, Secretary Board
of Directors of the Veterans Home of Califor-
MIA, room 49, 32o Sansome st. San Francisco,
Cal BY order of the Board Of Directors.
]. ]. SCOVILLE. Secretary.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

PAYS OVER 10 PER CENT.
,, ,@2So-Very cheap: large corner. 37;6xse. "a
era INA mats of and rooms, etc; rent $50:
Na9OaRent S4S; Folsom st, east of Ninth;
lot 25XS0; store and fiat above.
SS250-Three handsome new fats, close to the
FarK; up to date in every respect; marble
steps, etc; sun in every room; best bargain
$525o-Washington St, near Powell; 2-story
prlck building, containing 10 rooms and base
ment; large corner lot, 46x776; building covers
SS5o6-Rent s72; Mason St, near, Clay; 8-story
mouse. 10 rooms and bath; also double cottage
OF rooms each; lot 40X60
A DOWNTOWN CORNER.
SIS, ,15O-Corner investment; close to Ellis and
FRoNTTNG 5 ipEe arc GoLDEN nbdS &5 GETE S' PRRR AK
S625o-Modern residence, Oak St, near Ash
oury contains rooms, bath, etc; lot 2SxlS';6;
can be bought on desirable terms.
S200o-Noe St, near 18th; 25xlO0, with good
cottage of rooms. bath. etc; rent SIG; is
S60OO-Sutter ST. near Devisadero lot S4:41Ax
1875, with 2-story residence containing
rooms and bath, ETC.; also stable.
sS5 per front foot; lots any size; Guerrero St,
bet. Twentieth and Twenty first; in the heart
of the Mission warm belt
S4COO-A good business corner; Bryant and
Harriet sts, near Sixth; 25X75.
BUSINESS AND RESIDENCE LOTS.
Texas and Mississippi sts.: all ready for buil1-
ing; street work done terms $50 cash, balance
$50 monthly; car line on Eighteenth st. close
to the Union Iron Works, sugar refinery, etc.
$1200-Great bargain; Harrison st, nr. Twen-
ty-fourth; lot 26x100. with cottage of rooms.
BALDWIN HOWELL.
10 Montgomery street
slO.OoO-Large corner on Pine st: lot ,57:6x
$50 with good improvements; rented for 500;
an offer wanted; bargain
$2SOO-Pacihc St. near Hyde; store and fiat
above; also rear house; lot 26x75.
SS50O-s1OOO cash. balance monthly; 2-story
house Of rooms and bath and basement; ,n large
Lot wit Frnn q
land St, near Guerrero.
Bargaln-sl1 coo; Leavenworth st, near
Clay; 4O;6xl37:6: improvements in good condi-
tion; rent $50; always rented.
PAYS OVER PER CENT.
81, S5O-A substantial investment, close to
Geary and Larl1in SITS 8 bay-window houses;
always rented; lot so feet front
s24Oo-Pays s27; good investment; close to
Third and Bryant SITS; houses, both rented
s21Oo-Clement st. near Fifth ave; modern
hay-window cottage, rooms and bath; lot
25X1OO; stable in the rear.
s7ooo-Folsom st. near Sixth: lot 87:6xsO; 2
houses of 7 rooms each; rent $50.
s2sOO-Nineteenth St. near Noe; lot 25xll4
rent s26; flats of 4 and rooms each.
s65Oo-Mason st. near Jackson; 2-story brick
residence of 12 rooms; also fiat of rooms IN
rear; extra large lot S5xlS7;6
BALDWIN & HOWELL.
10 Montgomery street.
CHEAP PARK LOTS.
5000 AND UPWARD.
$25 CASH, s. MONTHLY.
Choice Park lots. all ready for the horne
builder south of and not far from Golden Gate
Park. - 80 II
street and Ninth avenue, and our agent Will
give you p'-0e BALDWIN & HOWELL.
10 Montgomery street.
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o. F. Won RHEIN & CO.,
513 CALIFORNIA ST

513 CALIFORNIA ST.
IMPROVED.
s0x46:S-NE. cor. Post and Stockton; so on
Post by 46:S on Stockton; properly improved
will rent for $500 per month.
Montgomery ave, through to Washington
st: brick improvements; rents $3.50.
50:9x137 Montgomery st; Sc rms; stores
houses; rents s57 5G 81, COO O'' D-Oi'
57x137:6-Pine St, near LarlSin; old improve
5OxSO-Cor. Mason and Lombard; 2-story
house; fats and stable rents ssS; $4,000.
BRICK budng Fens ss ss 5 ssSG SP0n'
20xS0-Fourth St, near Harrison; store and
fiat; s6S00; sale urgent.
6lx1i7-6 modern iats rents sno; sunny;
49:6x9s-Cor. Second st. and North Park
lane 12-room house; $1,000.
57:6x187;6-Cor, Jackson and Adele place, bet.
Stockton and Powell; old impts; $500.
46x60-Greenwich, near Taylor; three 2-story
houses: rents S54: S6250.
rear a3Hlh house; I'ire rents si5; $3.50 '' ~ ~
45x93:6-Greenwich, near Powell; residence,
10 rooms; $4,000.
22xSS:9-Pacihc. near Mason; house of s
rooms and bath; s4500.
"a 3x69:9-Creen St, near Powell; new mod
ern bay-window flats; rents $685. s450o.
4ox157:6-Chestnut St, near Stockton; flats;
25xS7:6-24th St. nr. Guerrero; S-room house.
25x66-Green, mr. HYDE modern double flats.
2ox7S;6.Valleto ST.. near Powell; $4,000 ..ooo
50x90-Lombard ST., near Stockton; house Of
10 rooms and bath; $4,000.
9lx122:6-Howard, near 18th; cottage; rent SIS.
7Ox1741-san Jose road near Glen Park;
house of rooms and bath; $4,000.
20x5S :9-Bannan place. north of Green st: 2
story house and rear house; rents S24 $500
25x75-Shipey st, near 9Th; flats; rents s35.
25xSO-Federal st. near list; front and rear
house: rents $26; s2250.
2Sx6O-Austin. near Van Ness; cottage; $1,000.
25x64-Post near Central ave-; cottage; $500.
UNIMPROVED.
25x1OO-Florida St north of 18th; adjoining
Union Brewery; offer wanted
SOx71:1O-sE. cor, Polk and Lombard sts ts--o
24xs1:3-Cor. Fillmore and ,Germania; S275o.
26x105-Cor 22d and Noe SITS. $4,000.
4Hx137:6-Greenwich. near Polk; $1,000
25x10O-Valencia, bet. 18th and 14th; lots.
25:Sx1I4-2Sth, near Dolores; $1,000.
25x120-13th ave, near ]; $500.
25x120-27th ave. near o; 5000.
32:6x1OO-Cor II St and 37th ave-; s115.
26Ox125-NW. cor. Fountain and 25th
25x1S7:6-S. Frederick west of Cole.
Lots in Abbey and Silver Ter. Hid.
A WEEKS news for cents-The Weekly Call
IA naPes in wrapper for mailing 81 per year.
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TRUSTEE SALE.
TRUSTEE SALE.

3771 Twentieth ST., s. line 1855 feet E. Of Do
lores; flats 4 and rooms bath. brlch Ioun-
dation etc. rents SIS per month; 25xll4
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BusINEss. ANp REsIpENcE PRoPERTY

1920 Golden Gate ave, N line. 1876 feet E. of
Steiner; elegant residence, with large grounds,
garden, lawn, etc; lot 6S:9xl37:6
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AUCTION OF INVESTMENT,
RESIDENCE AND UNTMPROVED PROP
ERTY,
AT SALESROOM, Il MONTGOMERY ST.
MONDAY, JUNE II, 1899.
AT y O'CLOCK NOON.
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Twenty-third; 2 flats of 5 and rooms, bath
brick foundation, etc; rents s22 per month
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272O. Mission st, w line. 1863 feet S. o
Twenty third; elegant cottage of rooms an
bath, conservatory, etc; lot 10ox250 to Bartlett
St; to be sold in subdivisions.
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Golden Gate ave, near Leavenworth St: g.
seoIy odlIqing, store and fats; paying good IN
terest; only $11 000
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S91n-nnn

G.. H. UMBSEN q CO,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
II MONTGOMERY STREET
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Retail business block Sixth St. near Mis-
SION always rented; large lot; frontages
paying big interest on amount asked.
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Lots on Seventeenth, Eighteenth. Noe and
Hartford sts.; Just placed on market; offered
cheap and very easy terms.
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CHOICE RrJsINEss CORNER.

Sc. corner HaIght and Scott SITS, stores OF
4 rooms each, with cement Easements ano
modern fats OF 6 and rooms and bath eacn
cement sidewalks; both streets accepted rents
t2l2 so per month; 6s :9x72:6.
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EXECUTORS SALE.

l5SS-159O Fulton ST., N line so feet f. of
Lyon st. modern flats of and rooms, bath.
brick foundation, etc; rents S47 so per month;
25X100 subject TO confirmation by court
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S25.00O.

Near Market Kearny and Geary sts.; 4-story
brick and iron building; rents $12.5S6 per an
mum; 60X120 10 a rear street.
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CHOICE BUSINESS PROPERTY.

1880 Mission ST. NV. line, $50 feet SW. Of
Sixth st; bay-window house of rooms and
bath, brick foundation. etc. lot 25xS5.
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IN THE HEART OF THE CITY.
$50, OOO-Three blocks north from Market ST
and Golden Gate ave-. two large and
two small houses lot 56:6x1S7:6 feet;
must be sold; what will you give?
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mission ST., bet. Ninth and Tenth; 2 flats; can
pe ralsed and store put under at small expense;
Iot- SOxS1:6; a bargain
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MADISON & BURKE. Real Estate Agents.
Established 1858. 626 Market ST
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PAc1FIc HEIGHTS PROPERTY.

PACIFIC HEIGHTS PROPERTY.
s6500-Reduced from $1,000: cheapest property
ever offered on Pacific Heights; $4,000
can remain on mortgage at 6l5 per cent;
so foot frontage Jackson St. near
Laguna; improvements, two cottages;
must be sold on account of departure
of owner.
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FINE INVESTMEN

3d. 000-Large Western Addition corner; must
be sold; rent s225 per month; will you
give s15 for a $40 gold piece? VIII you
give SIS for $40 worth of real estate?
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FEW BARGAINS IN LOTS
sS000-Baker ST., near Pacific ave-; 100 feet
front
s1S5o-Sacramento St, near Walnut; lot 25x100
s1750-Green St, near Hyde; LOTS marine
s1050-North Clement St. near Sd ave-; 25x109.
S1000-Corner Castro and Twenty-second SITS.
S900-Castro St, near Twenty-second.
S500-Twenty-seco ST.. near Castro
$500-One-half block from Mission ST. cars;
25x100 feet; $3.50 cash
We hold our regular auction sales every two
weeks. For further particulars apply to
EASTON, ELDRIDGE & CO.,
63S Market ST
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$4,000

Partition sale; business property on Howard
St, running through to Tehama St; 6 stores
and flats: 53:4X155; frontages; half of lot
unimproved; present rents S140 per month
which could be doubled il lot were fully built