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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-14
ALL 3 IN FROCK COATS.
L0ng Whiskered Men focused Of
Being PickpOcketS.

most interesting trio OF alleged pickpockets ar
raigned in police court yesterday were Huchlise
Nichels sixty years old, Of No. 1o5 Delancey-st;
Norris Schneider. ffty-seyen years old. Of No. 5S7
RocBavya,-ave. Brooklyn. and Chain Gornstein
forty-fve years old Of No. Il Essex-st.. who were
before MAGISTRATE Cornell. The former two had
mixed gray hair. and al had long whiskers and
wore frock coats.
Detective Sergeant Driscol! told Magistrate Cor
nell that he arrested the three men on Tuesday
night at the Manhattan terminal OF the Brooklyn
Bridge. lie had seen Gornstein follow man and
woman the other two in his wake. and GOrnstein
had made a motion at the mans hip pocket.
we have arrested q number OF young Hebrews
for doing THIS work" said Sergeant Driscoll and
they always told that would be surprised
some day when really found the men who were
resnon sible for most OF the 'turnofs they were
blamed FOR. We surprised all right. for we
could hardly believe our eyes when We saw the men
working"
The detective said two pocketbooks were found on
Nichcls. Gornstein fined SO; the others were
discharged with a warning. The three were looked
over at Police Headquarters by Inspector McClusky
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-14
TENANT MEETINGS OYER.
No More IA Public, 1t Is Declared
To Work Quietly.

Owing to the attempts Of the socials-ic element
20 subserve 10 their political ends the tenants
warfare against the rent raising eXtortions OF the
Fast Side landlords and lessees. il is doubtful
whether the Rent Protective Association viii hold
any further public meetings in the present rent
campaign.
Such. al least was the serni-ohicial announcement
made TO a Tribune reporter yesterday by one Of
those prominently identified with the tenants
movement In future" said this informant, these
people who have suffered VII organize among
themselves and raise funds TO engage counsel to
contest the evictions in the courts and take ad-
vantage OF every delaying technicaty that the law
allows"
1t is understood that the charge that Samuel Katz
the discredted president Of the association. Joined
the movement largely TO exploit sociastic and
political ends and his refusal TO turn over the 500
given by William r. Hearst as wen as the semi
EociaIsstic rival rent protective" mass meeting at
Irving HAL last night have contributed to this de-
cison.
1t was said on good authority yesterday that
two Landlords. becoming thoroughly alarmed at the
tenants organization and their in obtaining
sufficient stays eviction proceedings TO enable
them TO move or with two weeks rent IN pocket
have planned t. hold a meeting at Mckinley Hall.
NO. - Last Fourtn-st-, on "wednesday, TO consider
their evictiOus and at the time obtain the
sOr every weeks previous Occuparcy. SO far the
dale has met marked success had been 10 contend
that due nouice given OF the rental Increase
- 20 s+ -
majority - forty notices Of dispossess I'm the four
st, OF wich tlctor itirscfnl2n is the lessee. are
returrable to-day. The notices largely Tor re-
9STss, ia ot % 81 Y - d,,. i lC-'i liT
tenants here have combined. and to-day viii prob
ably ask through counsel for Tostponement OF the
bearing. on lie ground that the lessee die not give
due NOTICE C. the raise
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-14
TO INVESTIGATE DIFFERENTIALs.
interstate Commerce Commission 10 Give
Hearing Here on May Is

washington. April l5.-The Interstate Commerce
Commission to-day issued the formal order for an
investigation OF the differential rates on foreign
and domestic traffic by all rail and water and rail
lres In both directions between interior points In
the United States and the various North Atlantic
ports Including Ncw-York Boston, Philadelphia.
baltimore Newport News. Norfolk. Portland. Hall
fax and Montreal. The frs; hearing viii be held
3D. New-Fork city on Mag Is.
IN tH order the commission says these dincrcntial
rates have long been a subject Of contention be-
tween the different ports and carriers and are me
alleged cause OF pending contest between m
portalt lines leading from lake Erie ports 20 some
% the North Atlantic ports and that the public
1ntefesis NOrld be served by an inquiry and N
rebtsat.On gitf. report and opinion thereon. as
1ae been requested. All persons. commercial
bodies OF carriers interested are invited app
before The commission and present any evidence
arGuEoeEt they deslra-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-14
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FORMGN ports

Liverpool April 13-Arrived. Oceanic CBr) Cam
New-York; sailed steamer Majestic (Br), Smith
New-York via Queenstown
April Is, 1885 mArrved, steamer
land Gen, kaempn. New-York for Cherbourg and
Hamburg land proceeded.
Southampton. April Is 1 nr-Sslled steamer Kaiser
Wilhelm Crosse Ger. Cuppers (from Breusn).
Cherbourg. April 10. m-Saed. steamer Kaiser WI
helm der Crosse Ger. Cuppers Cfrom Bremen and
Southampton New-YOrk: 2:GO D m. arrived. steamer
Deutschland (Gerl Kaempn. New-YOrk via Plymouth
for Hamburg (and pToceeded.
Trieste. April 13Arrived steamer CIrpatha (Br).
ner. Liverpool for New-YOrk via Plume and Palermo.
9th. steamer Powhntan (Br). Harnden NeN-York via
Algiers
Naples April oseiled NapoIitan Prince (B-)
EagletOn New-YOri
Port Said. April 12-Arrived Indramayo (Brl
Price. New-York for Alden. Singapore. Manila
Para, April 13-Sailea steamer Hubert CRr). Good.
York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-14
HOME NEWS.
NETWORK CITY.

The second and last concert Of the season by the
Staten Island Harmony and Philharmonic Society.
"A popular organization Of amateurs. will be given
Friday. April %. at the German Club rooms.
Stapleton. Among the soloists will be Carl Venth.
the conductor Of the society: Willis Z. Bachellar
tenor. and Mrs. Edison. Mrs. Bringolf and Mrs.
George Quirk.
Among the gifts reported at the meeting of the
trustees of the New-York Public Library held yes
terday, at the Aston Building 245 volumes and
50 pamphlets relating chiefly naval affairs from
Charles T. Harbeck: from the estate of John Sar-
tain, 80 Of his prints. and from Charles Stewart
Smith, 81 engravings by William Hogarth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-14
FEDERAL BANK STOCK SOLD.

AT the weekly auction sale OF securities yester-
day several lots Of stock Of the Federal Bank
were sold at curously differing prices. Control
OF this bank. II may he remembered. changed about
month ago. when William NJ. Woods succeeded
David Rothschild as president One lot Of the
STOCK thypothecatedl, assessment unpaid. fifty
Shares which were sold by order OF Edward Ridge
,ey receiver OF the Equitable National Bank
Drought 80 share. Three lots were sold for
account 'SSSe OF whom It may concern. The first OF
DLese' consisting OF i've shares. with the assess
ment unpaid. went at 60. Twenty shares ''15 per
I'm IN, assessment due" were sold at so, ard len
sllares. assCssment paid went nj 60
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-14
URGE MORE PAY FOR CARRIERS

Washington. April is-Renresentst,,..s I1-,,,,o
Alden Smith OF Michigan. and sulzer. Of Neu,-York
appeared before subcommittee of the House
Committee on Postoffices and Postroads ,o-dav
and argued in behalf OF their bills adding 500 an
nuali % ne saiary OF the three classes OF city
National Association OF Letter Carriers o,sc s
heard IN favor OF the bills His principal argument
the increased cost Of living since the So Ieries
originally were fixed. No action was taken on
either bill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-14
JOHN W. CASTLES PRESIDENT.
Results Of Annual Meeting Of the Guaranty
Trust Company

At the annual meeting Yesterday Of the Guaranty
Trust Company. John ". Castles was elected
president succeeding Walter .. Oakr1a1. who be-
comes chairman Of The board or directors. MI.
Castles. who formerly president 81 Tho HI
hernia Bauh and trust Company OF New-Or-
leans became Nicc-presid-Ht Of The Guaranty Trust
Company on January II this vcar. II Was gen
orally understood II the time that hz election to
That ONCE was soon 10 Doe followed by his Sue
ceSsion to tho presidency. Otler officers elected
YESTERDAY were George y TunbuU and oscar L..
Gubelnar. rice-Iuesidents: John ,ault manager
81 foreign depait mert. William C.. Edwards treas
urer. J.. O.. HcabarG. secretary !. q. Hartman,
assistant treasurer. and Il g.. Neuto. trust officer
The following directors elected serve three
years: George 7. Baker. Johu ". Castles. +. II
Hartman. @ q. Haven Richard A rf~(Tt.riv.
II y. Rogers ana 4. Nick. Tworbiy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-14
NEW STEAMER LINE TO THIS PORT.
Company of Trieste, Austria, to Maintain
Regular Service with Three Ships.

c B. Richard & Co. OF Nos. 81 and % Broadway
general passenger agents OF tho Prince Line and
general agents q the Russian volunteer feet have
-uyt been appointed general passenger agents for
the new Trlona Austriacn d. Navigazione Line OF
Trieste Austria. This company will place three re-
Gently constructed steamers Of 5000 tons on the
line-the Gerty. the Giula ana the Frieda-which
VIII maintain regular service between Trieste
Naples ard New York The Frieda is expected 10
sail from Trieste on her initial trip on May 90 The
friD will ke seventeen Gays long.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-14
NOT TO PURCHASE THE PIG IRON.

II IS understood that the United States Steel
Corporation has decided not 70 exercise option
10 purchase $500 tons Of Bessemer pig iron. deliv-
eralle IL May. from the so-caled Valley furnaces
II was thought that II the option should be exer-
cised and the 5000 tons taken out Of the mar
ket. q number Of furnaces idle might be en-
coUraged TO start UP. and n further reason in
fiuencinE the steel corporation that II was
found that its furnaces uader CON
ETUction completion than had been
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-14

The following Judgments were among those filed
yesterday, the first name being that OF the debtor
Arnold. Thomas Eff seiler................ 81 255
Same-L Rothschid ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 400
Athouse, Waller r Zeoiey. 2627
Abel, John T and Allen Brown 81 Fleming
Contracting Company. .........-.....-.' 2Oo5
Beal, Charles E-Locomoole company OF America 1l66
Buckley, Mortimer HI Fiint-...--.....--... 422
Clark, Harry Pr II Harding l47
Carpenter, George Nm r Gcelet and another. SIS
Dnzey. Isabel Al NJ Levy. or
Fleming. Walter No II woodruff --..-........ 1872
Fleming. Ms rOn---itlNerslde bank
rilippi. Antonio Philhrick ana another..t. 534
Metropolitan street Railway Company As
mussen Sab
Same u ASnussen CO.,
The Stodder Fire Company-W G Eindley...... LASS
The Market Fulton National Bank OF New
York-Citizens' Central National Bank OF New
York ................ ss24
Interurian Street Railway Bal -..-......--. 53s
conpsny-r F Glawlor & Co........o.....-.... 102.
Jacobs Jsaac-A MCDANIEL administrator 1897
Nineteenth Ward Bank-A r Rosenfeld. I.2I4
London Albert Louis-S Schwartz. $40
siGafus. James NJ Everett Bird. Augusta G A.
another ....-..~... -.-..................-. IL 4s2
Tobsnne, Charles NE Crosby. ............... I2l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-14
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The following satisfied judgments were among
those filed yesterday; the first is that of the
debtor the second that of the creditor and date
when judgment filed:
Dougherty. susan-A Rappaport and another: $40.
Pgrdy. Julia No " Freeborn; November g.
The Travellers Insurance Company Maday and
another. November l. 1903..................... 93S
Williams John TT + Payne: November 81 1902. 1903
JUDGMENTS VACATED.
Wood. Alice. Daniel Grinnon-PeopIc Of the
state Of New-York: March % 1904. 900
Wilson, May. and Daniel Grnnon-sems; March
y ltJ4 O. o. . GOO
JUDGMENTS REVERSED.
Goldberg. Harris. Samuel and Elias-M Mordor-
vtz. October II. 1905. $50
JUDGMENTS CANCELLED.
U3tegrove. William E-LIoyd & Kimban Juns -
Brown Jamcs-M Wcstergrer; November s.
1s9S TAT
Same-Thomss Roberts Stevenson Company;
gust q, 1884. 3T2
Same ATnot end another May IL. 1895. l1G2
SANE Il Davidson; Sc tcrnber is 1895
HamncrSteiu. Oscar-O Lsib!er isottling Company
April ~. ............... 3e7
Seme-F De Barry ana another; July 30. 1897 LOO
Same-Hannis Dstillng Company; April %
Brown James. w Fske: May 16 1899. 1919
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-14
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise Sunset 6:s7 Moon 464 Moon, ,se .
HIGH WATER.
AM-Sandy Hook 6:3) Gov Island 6:55 Hell CAT. s.4s
PM-Sandy GAO Island Gate o.O5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-14
TO SPEND SEVERAL MILLIONS.
Reported Plan of j. 2. Rockefeller, Jr.. Re
g2rdiEg Wisconsin Central.

According 20 a report yesterday. control OF the
Wisconsin Ceatral las ccen purchased by John d.
Rockefeller. Dr.. ~ho VIII spend several million
dollars liz SeooEsrructEg tne road Il is added THAI
probably very intimate traffic relations viii De
established between ;Ie WISCONSIN Central and thu
St Paul which the Rocklfellers arc heavily in
tarested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-14
FRENCH EXPORTS AND IMPORTS.

Paris. April 13.-The imports OF France for tho
last three months show decrease OF &5,OO4So0
while the exports have increased S5272. 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-14

He who hesitateS-
Just a handful of bathrobes are
marked down.
$3.50 for 1925 and $3.50 sorts.
S. for Sc to $12 qualities.
So here buys all the Derby wear any
man can ask.
81 or Sc buys finer qualities.
Spring shapes.
Low shoes are fairly walking out
nowadays.
Russell and black calf; patent
leather
$3.50 and S..
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY.
e5s Broadway. opposite City Hall.
a2 Broadway cor isth We all orders
and 14s 4th Ave. By mnu.
1860 Broadway 32d.
and 81 West 33d st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-14

IRVING PLACE THEATRE Tonight Fri Sac IN.
q EvE- and Mon. e Tues LAST IS Perfo-r,a1c.s
OF "ZAPFENSTREJCH" (TATTOO).
PAItSIF'A For SALE partsrrs for '-A-sifass
matinee performance. April sd Apply Box O1sA
Metropolitan Opera House
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-14
VI r r % OLITAN OPERA HOUSE.
Under the direction OF Nr. Heinrich Conred
LAST PERFORMANCES

LAST PERFORMANCES
MATINEE CYCLE OF WAGNER's
DER RING DIES NIBELUNGEN
Mon Aft. April Is. at 1880. RHEINGOLD.-Fr--.
stad. Walker. Homer. Weed. Seygard Ralph: Burg
staer Van Rooy. DpPeL COrtz. Reiss Jo urnet.
Conductor Hertz
We'd Aft. April 20. at 1880. wALKUERE.-TernlnS
Fremstad. Homer; kraus. Van ROoy BIass Cond. Mort,
Fra Aft. April %. 1880. SIEGFRIED- t5sdski
net Conductor, Motif
sat. Morning. April 20 so Special Mxsfn.. "A
WAGNER'S "PA RSIFAI.
IeTnlna- JaCOby. BurEstaer. Van ROoy, Co-fez
Gourmet. Ress. Muhlmann. Conductor, Hertz
Mon Aft. April 25. at 1910. GOETTERD AEyS
MERUNG-Iernina- Weed. Homer: Erauz Blszx
Muhimann Conductor, Hertz
Boxes. Box Seats and others are now 90 saIs
WEBER PIANO USED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-14
JUDGM ENTS.

The following judgments were among those filed
yesterday, the first being that OF the debtor:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-14
JUDGMENTS vACATT
JUDGMENTS REVERSED.

Goldberg Harris, Samuel and Elias-M Mord,
vitz. October H. 1908. Observation-Disclosures.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-10

FOR sale-Pacing mare SI75: years old verv
fast; gentle in every respect: safe for Hro-
man 10 drive; VIII 60 double For particl-
lars address box geo Call.
YOUNG. gentle horse about 1900 well broke
for sale. Grocery. Green and Larkin sta
FOR saie-Horse, harness and double-sested
country buggy s65- 1918 Grove ST
CAMP WAGON for hire Apply lz2I Tuchanan
street
SECONDHAND camping wagon s4s Howard
street.
FOR saie-Two second hand platform spring
wagons and one truck. 233 Beale ct
NV and second hand wagons al kinds at
1913 Market st. opp Franklin.
WAGONETTES, Surveys. buggies. wagons. har-
ness. work and driving horses. 15th-valenois
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-10
REAL EsTATE-cIrY-FoR SALE.
EAsTON. ELDRIDGE & CO.
65S Market Street.

EASION, ELDRlDGE & CO,
63S Market Street.
AUCTION
AUCTION
AUCTION
At our salesroom at I2 o'clock noon.
MISSION FLATS.
NO. lOoS Capp St, north OF 26ths lot 65Xllo
feet; improvements consist OF 3 separate build
ings. containing flats in all with rooms and
porcelain bath in each; lot has two frontages:
sTEINER-sTREET RESIDENCE.
70 COS Steiner St. north OF Fell lot 2T:6x
no feet; improvements consist OF 2-story resi-
dence, containing rooms bath and laundry.
MISSION COTTAGE.
40 No S9o6 Iwenty-third ST.. east OF Noe; lot
OF sunny rooms and bath on main hoors also
FdIuy nnished attic containing rooms. This
saSoSrn na5Srn ana always rented for $50 per month:
S-%OO mortgage can remain
GEA8X-STREET INVESTMENT.
No 80 Geary 81, east OF Polk; extremely
large lot. ao;9Nl2O feet through 70 a rear
street; present improvements consist Of a =
stoTy frame dwelling containing rooms and
pain. Ihls IS an excellent site for an apart
IENTH-sr BUSINESS INVESTMENT.
25x1oO feet; improvements consist OF a stors
ana rooms in rear and fat OF rooms and
' sSs ySTy low a. $40 per month
No zZV9 Pine St. west OF Webster: lot 25x
100 feet; improvements consist OF a 6-room cot
MIssION-sTREET BUILDING LOTS.
Sc corner OF Mission 81. and Russia ave
IL lots to be sold per diagram.
McALLISTER ST BUILDING LOTS
Sc cor. OF McAllster St and Masonic ave
lots TO be sold per diagram.
MISSION BUSINESS CORNER
s. W cor OF 2Oth St and POtrsro ave. lot
26x100 feet; improvements consist OF a store
with living rooms IN rear fine fat containing,
rooms and bath, range in kitchen, large high
basement noored and contains one room brick
foundation; also stable and loft for horses.
WESTERN ADDITION INVESTMENT.
fIarn
lot 25Xl25 feet; improvements consist OF a ?
story frame dwelling substantially built new
plumbing and recently renovated for 2 separate
families; 3 rooms downstairs and rooms and
bath upstairs mortgage OF 5000 can remain:
rent S45 per month
EASTON. ELDRIDGE Co.
SIS Market street.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-10

POINT RICHMOND REAL ESTATE.
4 CHOICE lots FOR sale cheap for cash. Ap-
ply 32S Bush 81. room a third hoor
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-10

NOTICE to bidders-Sealed proposals VIII be
received until June p. 1904 at 80 o'clock
d. m, By the Council Of the City OF Eureka
for 5000 ~ per cent Forest Park improve
bonds: $4,000 Al per cent FIRE apparatus
purchase bonds. and $685. 600 u per cent
sewer completion bonds. issued by the city
OF Eureka under the act Of the Legislature
OF the State OF California OF February ..
1901 Statutes 1901. page 2I). They will be In
denomination follows: Forest Park I'm
provement bonds $125; City Hall bonds.
$780, FIRE apparatus purchase bonds. 1913.
and sewer completion bonds. SST5: said bonds
will be dated on or after July !. 1904 Prin-
cipal and interest payable at the office OF
the City Treasurer Of the city OF Eureka
Interest payable seni-annually. one-fortisth
Of principal payable annually. all IN United
States gold coin All bids must be aecOmpa-
MED by a certified check for per cent OF
the bid payable TO the Mayor OF the city OF
Eureka. State OF California The city OF
Eureka contains q population OK II. 1000. az
sessed valuation s.. 500. .O00 with present
bonded indebtedness OF $iO9. $50. incurred in
1902. ]. p WUNDERLIcH. City Clerk
PROPOSALS for building materiaIs-Ofhca
Depot Quartermaster. 36 New Montgomery
St San Francisco, Cal. June 10 1904
usual conditions, will be received here until
IL O'Clock a. m Pacihc standard time),
June 20. 1904. and then opened. for furnish
ing lumber, doors sash cement etc Pref
production or manufacture. condition OF price
and quality being equal Including in the
price OF foreign production the duty there
on). The United States reserves right 10
reject or accept any or all bids or any part
thereof Blank proposals and further in
formation furnished on application En-
velopes containing proposals should be in
worsed Proposals for Building Materials
No. 455s'' ana addressed to MAJOR G A.
DEVoL, Q. NJ. Z. S. A.. Depot Quarter
MASTER
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-10

MONEY TO LOAN.
AAA-HERMAN MURPHY.
COL e02 -6o3 Examiner building.
Quick settlements; no disappointments.
Save expenses by dealing directly.
Estates, second mortgages undivided inter-
ests: assignments OF rents; property in trust,
etc, legaeies. life estates and undivided in
Courteous treatment. Strictly confidential.
When You Need Money
See HERMAN MURPHY.
MANHATTAN SAVINGS BANK
INTEREST 5n AND PER CENT.
APPLY DIRECT TO A SAVINGS BANK
Any amount advanced on CITY. OAKLAND,
TOWN AND COUNTRY real estate.
Second mortgages. estates in probate, undi-
vided interests in real estate. property In
trust loans closed promptly.
MANHATTAN LOAN COMPANY, City Agents
l07-S-9-11 CROCKER BUILDING,
POST AND MARKET STREETS.
WILL LOAN
reasonable amount on
LIST, I'd or 30
Mortgage, on real estate or
Chattels In city, town
country
Low rate OF interest.
Give full particulars
Of property or chattels,
Location. etc.
Box 400. Call office
LOWEST BANK RATE.
Any amount; first and second mortgages
estates in probate, undivided interest in
estates assignments Of rents, etc, at lowest
rate Of interest.
RIVERS BROS. 2o5 Montgomery st.
Money loaned saIaried people without secur
fly or Endorsement knowledge OF EMPLOYER or
anyone; confidential and courteous treatment:
call and get terms. Drake 453 Parrott bldg.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-10

THOMAS MAGEE & SONS.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
MONTGOMERY ST.
THREE NEW FLATS.
S14. 600.
RENTS S145 A MONTH.
NEARLY IL PER CENT.
New and growing property.
First-class residence locality.
One line Of cars passing and another sisctrio
line = block away. transferring to any part
Three nats Just finished
Each nat has Z rooms. bath. reception half
Splendid interior arranEement and finish:
hrst-class plumbing; hns sunny exposure
south and west; key lct with established
and permanent space
VIII always rent
This Is exceptionally good buy
Call at office at once for particulars
McA1LIsTER STREET.
$4,000
LOT 25x13T:e.
Has 2-story building on it. which could b
moved TO the front and a store put below
and small building put IN rear OF lot: or
moved TO rear and new building OF store
and fats built in front Of lot.
In business district. and will rent steadily.
THOMAS MAGEE & SONS.
MONTGOMERY ST
BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE.
Marine View.
Within block OF Broadway and Fillmore
St.; IL rooms. baths; practically new: all
latest improvements; absolutely perfect condi-
ton: hardwood finish: unobstructed marine
view price S14 500. must be sold on account
THORNE & FITZPATRICK.
512 Bush st. near Montgomery.
81 25 PER week: no interest: lots in the Ell
eelsior Homestead Tract: all level: no grad
W. J. WHITE.
70 Montgomery ST. room 5.
FOR sale-s12 600. cash $1,000. 8 swell marine
view fats not yet completed; rents $3.50
per annum: north line Green St. Nos. 1854
66-6S. east Of I.aguna: every room Is and will
be sunny: every possible latest Improvement;
lot 25x137;6. Apply at the premises. II to 3.
FREE homestead presented by Uncle sam un-
der Government canal in Nevada Sec
J. E GORDON. 62s CrOsslsy bldg. 2:S0 to
p. m daily.
FOR sale-Fine fats: 9 and rooms bath;
paying property; central: leaving city; no
agent. Box 2104. Call
$500 EACH-s new 9-rooms and bath dwell
iEgs; elegantly furnished: on Fell St. IS
feet west OF Fillmore
MONEY at 6 per cent for the full cost u
buildings and part lot. Manhattan Savings
Bank 1O7-S-9-11 Croker building
ALL work guaranteed first class By ALL
BACH & MAYER. Plumbers. s36 Howard =.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
Ross VALLEY
ROSS STATION TO SAN ANsEIMO.
The Finest Suburban Residence Tract
Within 80 minutes OF san Francisco ever placed
the market in / TO acre tracts and prices
within reach OF all: minutes from Ross sta
tion 1 minute from san AnselmO. unsurpassed
views and beautiful building kn0lls. fine oak
trees and running water only - pieces left:
party at san Anselmo station Saturday 70 show
same Maps and full information at
CHATFTELD & VINZENT
22S MONTGOMERY ST. s F.