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New-York tribune., 1909-10-10
KILLS HIMSELF DAY AFTER WEDDING
Parents of Louisiana Man Had Refused to
Turn Over Children by Former Marriage.
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune.

Baton Rouge La. Oct. s-E>sse1 EIain, d iheiiiOef
.. ,,e ~ the hest known families in Louisiana, was
,,-ar-fea YESTERDAY This morning he shot himself
10 death.
Elau's hrst wife died year ago leaving TWO
cbn6ren Several months ago he began paying al
tentions 70 Mrs. Landry. young widow TO Whohi
80 osrents and relatives objected strongly They
sa,ired "a attend his wedding and refused TO turn
the tUo children over 10 him Their attitude
made him Respondent This morning soon after
b,s bride had ariser. she heard shot and found
her husband dying His relatives sought posses
son of,bis body but Mrs. Elam declined 10 permit
then, IN enter her house
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10
HAFFEN TO RUN INDEPENDENTLY.
Deposed Borough President of The Bronx to
Keep on Fighting for Justice


Louis F. HafTen. who was removed from the Of
fee Of President Of the Borough of The Bronx by
Governor Hughes and then demanded an oppor-
tunity 10 seek vindlcation al the polls which was
refused by the borough convention on Friday night
said yesterday that he would remain in the race
and would obtain place the official ballot by
petition.
Friday nights convention was not surprise to
me- said the former Borough President, nor does
IL affect my determination keep on fighting for
the justice that feel my right TO demand It
has been my belief that the people Of The Bronx
have confidence in me, and I am still Of the same
opinion
Headquarters for the Home Rule Democracy
Will be opened al No. 2S5s Third avenue A thor
ough organization viii be effected and shall have
a captain IN each election district in The Bronx.
Those who willing 10 aid me in fighting for the
presidency requested call or send their names
TO headquarters stating in what capacity they will
serve. intend 10 stay in the fight until the votes
are counted
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10
GAyNoR AssAss1NAFED ED1ToR1ALIY
His Reply to Rumor That He Had Been
Killed

Killed
Justice Gaynor showed yesterday determined
intention to become veed AIahatma so far as re-
porters were concerned.
A man Of the name of John F. scanIon found
favor in the eyes OF the candidate yesterday as a
human buffer, and installed in his home at
No 20 Eighth avenue, Brooklyn. to meet reporters
az the bottom Of the stairway there 10 propitiate
them with rumors about the weather.
While such conversation was being carried on
yesterday afternoon Justice Gaynor's voice sang,
not sweet and low, from over the banisters:
Come up here. What you doing down
there?"
Nj Scanlon went upstairs TO tell the nominee the
details and returned later. But he was uninter-
ested in even the weather then and the reporters
withdrew Justice Gaynor said last night in reply
TO ruInor in Brooklyn that he had been assassi-
mated:
The only assassination I have been subjected
TO OF late IS editorial assassination
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10
ATTACKED AND CUT % TIMES.
Victim Had Taken Possession of Boat to In
sure Payment of Debt.

Michael McGrath, who lives at the Lenox Hotel
Elizabeth Park, n j.. attacked with sharp
instrument at 57th street and First avenue, South
Brooklyn. last night, his assailant escaping Nc
Grath was found lying in the street by Patrolman
Burton Of the Fourth avenue station, and re-
moved to the Norwegian Hospital, where it was
discovered that he had twenty-eight stab wounds,
evidently made by a razor. During the summer
McCirath was manager OF the excursion boat ]. s
worden which sails between Newark, Coney Island
and Rockaway Beach.
The owners of the boat, IT is alleged. owed him
800 for services. and being unable 20 collect the
money he appeared before United States Marshal
HenkeI and was appointed deputy marshal He
took possession Of the boat yesterday afternoon 70
recover his claim. Last night he left II moored at
the foot OF 57th street and went up tc Third ave
nue. 10 buy cigars On his way back he was at
tackled
Captain George Beebe, OF No AS Madison ave
nue. is said 10 be Of the owners Of the Wor-
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10
ALNET r. LATsoN NOTIFIED.
Republican Committee Meets Candidate for
Supreme Court in Brooklyn.

4-e- r. Latson. the Republican candidate for
.-s.ce q the Supreme Court. in the ID De-
pa-rue1- was formally notified OF his nomination
yesterday afternoon. \ party of fifty Republicans
from tte counties N the department met him in
ne Union League club. II Grant Square, Brook
E1- H-Eo H5rsh made Jhe notification speech.
Ar Latson IN his reply SET forth MS ideas Of the
rcc-.r---erts Of the Office
n tle notification party were Jacob Brenner,
Chairman n the County Executive Committee,
Secretary John Z. Smith and Naval Oficer Kracke.
Las riE-r 1Ir Latson took part n the carnival
parade Il Brooklyn as a member OF the staff OF
brgscler General EDDY.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10
VANDERBILT PROPERTY LEASED.
Site of American Horse Exchange To Be Used
for Loft Building, It Is Said.

The premises occupied by the American Horse
Exchange al 5oth street and Seventh avenue. II
was reported yesterday. have been leased 10 syn
dicate for long term OF years as site for store
and loft structure. The property is owned by W K.
Vanderbilt
According TO another report. the trustees Of the
Metropolitan Opera House were desrous Of getting
control OF the premises. representative Of the
owner said no offer for the property had been re-
ceived from the Opera House trustees.
The site has frontage OF 1911 feet in 50th street
1s feet in Seventh avenue and 1885 feet on Broad
way.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10
KILLS HIMSELF AGAINST BUZZ SAW.

New Haven. Oct s.-George Moseby. alias Gilbert
ef,v wears old awaiting trial at the county jail
,,,,ie5 himself against buzz saw to-day. Moseby
caught stealing a bottle OF whiskey in a saloon
had been held for the Superior Court. To-day. h
cot into the chair shop OF the jail and sPringins
upon the table laid his neck against the circular
eau, which almost decapitated him.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10
MAN SHOT FOR DEER MAY RECOVER
n, -.,.rr,nh n The Tribune.

TBy Telegraph 70 The Tribunel
saranac Lake y Y, Oct. 9.-Henry Lewis. pro-
nrietor OF the Waysde Inn az Clear Lake Junction
who was shot in nistake for deer and believed TO
have been fatally injured yesterday. was carried
eight miles through the woods and across ponds
TODAY He survived the Journey and hopes are
entertained for his recovery
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10
ro - WISCONSIN, PRIMARY ~.

Madison. Wis Oct. 9-The Wisconsin primary
Election law wiz have constitutional test An
setcn begun to-day by A e Van Alstine seeks 10
restrain the Secretary Of State and State Treas
preE from publishing notice OF the primary cleo
ton i1 September 1910 and from auditing accounts
O expenses Of the came
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10
chlncsn Mor1n of A..

That museums the only places where art
1o,a+s ara sghtseers privileged 10 veW Chiuesr
cros demonstrated by the galleries Of Long SAnE
80 so,-nanv aas Ffth Avenue this city where rare
Dles Of Chinese craftsmanship showing pofceaiAA
notteTies periods EXQUISITE eInbroldsTlf
ffser,si arr ieWeiry and hundreds u other uligue
reces Al present 3 large Ming period porcelain Vas
Z attention. They also Issue very inter
.1tins Illustrated booklet which Is free
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10
REGISTRATION UPSTATE.

Albany, OCT. 9.-The total for the hrst two days
y registration IN Albany is 1885 the lowest for
me tRo corresponding days IN ten years. Last
year b was -8l36 and I5.443 in 1877. The decrease
IS attributed 70 the Hudson-Fulton celebration.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10

Register! Register! Registeril! You nave
ssisetee this duty on the first three days7 You
1se one more chance tomorrow. Do not neg
- T. u you ere not registered BY 10 ?. m.
morrow night you cannot vote.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10
MR. Loee RgelsrERs IN ALeANY.

albany Oct s.-Wiliam Loeb Collector OF The
ofl q New Eork. has resumed his voting resi-
-see IN albany. re is celebrating his forty-third
!" IAoay here and registered yesterday While
-s-telary 10 ex-President Roosevelt. Mr.. Loeb
iss'stered aRc voted Al oyster Bay.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10
TO EXTEND BARGE OFFICE HERE.

Washington oct S-The Treasury Department
has begun consideration of plans for the extension
% the barge ofice In New York City. the apprO-
-riation for which is 10000. The irst work will
be the building Of new pier for the immigration
service.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10

syracuse. Oct. s-The registration for the first
Two days IN Syracuse Is 1886 compared with 1883
IN 1877 and -Gs7z IN 1905 for the same days.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10

Utica oct. 3.-The total registration in Utica for
ne hrst TWO days is 1852. which is ssl less than
e total Tor The same period in the mayoralty
pa-sn Two years ago.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10

E-falo. Oct. s-The total registration here for
tWo caEs 3s 2s4 Last year IT was 4siI3, and in
-'ss The last mayOraty year. 57.622
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10

kingston oct s.-The registration here for two
-@ys Is 2.I05 which exceeds that OF two days in
~ by s.. Bat is 6s3 behind last year and 40l be-
A.no 1905
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10

Dlnklrk. Oct s-The total registration for the
ast two days IN Duukirk is l7ls a decrease OF 54s
IRON lss and an increase OF III over the first two
days o. 1907
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10
Waists for Misses, 100 to sos
Ribbon Department
Attention is directed to a handsome assortment o.
Fancy Hair Ornaments, LIS to 800

made of foliage, ribbon or artificial flowers; agrettes
gold or silver foliage Jet and various other materials
Some are iewelled with rhnestones The coors: pink
blue, gold, silver also black or white.
Orders accepted special colorings match
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10

Sash Ribbons of extra fine quality satin
noisette, in light or dark colorings, together
with black, white or cream. Value 9Oc. yd.J
Sash Ribbons-small lengths in a great va
rietv of plain or fancy designs suitable for
fancy bags Values up TO l.So yd.
Fancy warp-print Ribbons-all on light
BACKGROUNDS Value 45c. yd. !
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10
Table Decorations

including the most recent novelties
SpFCTAI-FOR MONDAY & TUESDAY
The Washington times., 1909-03-05
LOCAL SECURITIES
QUIET, BUT STRONG

The local stock market was of a
i-hoIiday character with but fair
attendance OF members ana but very
light trading. This was natural in
view of the fact that Washington is
still in holiday mood ana attire.
Scarcely enough business was trans
acted in the majority Of stocks TO give
an accurate Idea of market value The
only activity was I'm Railway common
and here but 10 shares changed hands.
The opening price was 43 and the clos
ing 434, showing strength and a good
demand for the common shares. The
preferred sold in a sparinE way at 90,
Indicating a little better tone
SO. too. when 10 shares Of Gas sold
at Il. and 13 of Georgetown Gas at
661s, +hey both predicted a further i'm
provement over the earlier prices Of the
week.
Two small lots Of United States Trust
Company stock sold at 100 and 1904
The Washington times., 1909-03-05
INSURANCE STATEMENT.

sTATEMENT OF the condition Of The FL
DEITY MUTUAL LTFF INSURANCE
CONPANT ri Philadelphia. on tho 2IEt day
n Deccmber 1908. as required under Dis
tr1ct of Columbia Code. amended June 90
1909 Admitted Asscts-Cash On Office So rs d.
cash in banks. sz45, f76-6s. real estate tuark9t
Naluei G,5s6.590, mortgage thrst lien on real
estate). S2.g79. .7s4. o.. stocks and bonds mar
ket value). s.. sl2.g17-s9; collateral loans and
loans on policies. S5.I14. SIS -, premiums uu-
collected and deferred SG5s 0s9 90. Interest
and rents due and accrued SO. 569 o.. total
assets, $I7.Ge5. .J5i q. I3abiIjties-Net unpaid
claims. $l-a.All- 20. reserve as required bv law.
$1,000. .s94- present value of iustalImCnt policy
claims. s-H 1882. salaries. rents. expenses.
taxes. etc. so 90. %, commissions s8 $50 .5s.
dividends payable in 1902 500 sl5 IS. rescrr.
for deferred dividend policies 1896. .2lA4l. all
other liabilities sos. faZ u. net surplus *e9t
,7G4 -. total. Si1 g35. col q. amount and char
Rcter Of business transacted during the year
1905. sIs.ff1-Iss losses sustained during The
year lsGS. Si.4l7Z15.Z1- money received during
the year 1905. f5.4ZS. .Os5 O.. expended during
tho year 1908 S3.1G9 E22. S. A. MCKNIGHT
Wee President " - CAMPBELL. Secre-
tsrv. Subscribed and sworn 20 before me
this 18th day ~ February. 1909 tSean JOHN
=. HENKELS. Notary Public. Ny commits
sion expires January i5, 1918. IL
The Washington times., 1909-03-05
COAST ARTILLERY
GOES TO BALTIMORE
Massachusetts Men Will Be Enter
tanned in Monumental City
and by PhilaGelphianS.

The Massachusetts Coast Artillery,
wbit> was quartered at the Masonic
Temple and Pythian Temple, left early
his morning for Baltimore, where they
VIII be entertained They viii also be
entertained at Philadelphia
The soldiers were aroused At O'Clock
and after a hasty breakfast marched to
Union -atiOn.
The Washington times., 1909-03-05
DR.. FISK ELGIN.

Expert treatment Of private diseases. acute
md chronic: both EeLcs all consultations con
odentiaI. medicine furnished. prices moder-
ate: hours. s-L S-s. Iz35 Pa ave. Phone u 1878
1a7-tf
The Washington times., 1909-03-05
LANCERS REVIEWED
BY GOVERNOR FORT

The FTelinghuysen LanCeTs, one or
the oldest organizations in Republican
politics. were review bv Governor J.
Franklin Fort Of New Jersey, this
morning In front of the Raleigh Hotel
The LanCers made their first appear
ance in an inaugural parade about
thirty years ago and have been COM
ing almost ever since. They wear fancy
uniforms Of white with Ted trousers and
have a drum corps OF their own After
the review by the governor this morn
ing the la1cers paraded Pennsylvania
avenue.
The Washington times., 1909-03-05
TODAY'S PRICES ON
, WASHINGTON EXCHANGE

Washington Railway and Electric
common, 50Q43, 1Oa421s, 50Q43 25Q45l4.
Washington Railway and Electric
preferred, $3.50
Washington Gas, 5d71, 5G7l.
Georgetown Gas, 1SH65ls
McTgenthaler. 1G2G6.
United states Trust, 5d1O0. 50l0014
After CalI-WashinStO Gas, sal,
al
The Washington times., 1909-03-05
The CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by II. + Hutton &
Co. members New York Stock Exchange
. Bowie Cnipman. manager 1901 + street
EoTthweEi.
The Washington times., 1909-03-05
TODAY'S PRICES ON
NEW YORK EXCHANGE

Quotations furnished By ". 3. Hibbs &
Co. bankers and brokers, Hibbs Building.
members New York Stock Exchange. Wash
ington Stock Exchange. and Chicago Board OF
The Washington times., 1909-03-05
Open High. Low. I-5o.
PAYS BIG DIVIDEND.

POlitcness is one Of the best invest
mcnts known. II pays enormous divi-
dends. Milwaukee Journal
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13
G. H. UMBSEN & CO,
20 Montgomery ST.


TUCKER. LYNCH & COLDwELL. INC.
REAL ESTATE-RENTING-IN
PHONE KEARNY 610.
SO POST ST.
S35, ,000-Rents 81. $50; a fine 3 story and
finished basement building; commanding
marine and city view; Taylor st. south of
Jackson; has 40 rooms of IL apartments
large lot. 3Sx137:6. all rooms have full
sunny exposure; bank mortgage of S12, 900
remain.
SIG 500-Guaranteed rents 50, 100, from one ten
ant under secured lease; big story
building of % rooms centrally locs ted ;
lot 81 9x13T:6 big mortgage remain
S7,500-Rents 81 ,0oS guaranteed; flats OF 4
rooms each. big 50xS0 foot lot, COM
manding adjoining valuable Sd st. prop
erty: all outside rooms have full sunny
exposure: pays 20 per cent net cash
required; mortgage 81, $50 can remains
viii exchange for good vacant property.
sc. 500-37 :6x137:6; close in, the north side
of Sacramento st; Is a bargain at $500,
hut immediate sale is ordered at low fig
IRE; fats apartments pay handsomely
in this locality; $1,000 mortgage re
main.
So O00-Rents $696; big marine view northeast
corner in Richmond district: well i'm
proved with and bath and attic
cottages. which $1,000 to construct
less than . years ago: lot Is worth $3, 500:
gas and water in this bargain must be
sold: mortgage 81. 500 can remain
So 500-CONTRACT0RS. ATTENTION! COX
1859 on the southeast corner of Eureka
and 22d sts.; price includes all street
work but crossings; lots level and ready
for building; must be sold at once.
TUCKER, LYNCH & COLDWELL, INC,
80 POST ST.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13
LYDON. EGAN & CO.,
lib Montgomery st.
MISSION REAL ESTATE
d. COFFIN & CO..
o5oS Mission ST. near 2lst

MISSION REAL ESTATE
D. COFFIN & CO..
252s Mission ST. near 21st.
LOTS
We stin have a few nice lots left in the
SUNSET DISTRICT on 18th av.. scenic auto
mobile boulevard. Prices $3.50 and up terms
$50 cash and SO per month. Don't miss this
opportunity. Come out Sunday; take Ellis and
at II St. get or at st. Statesmen will meet
you there Sunday.
81 down and 81 per week. We have few
lots left in the vicinity Of Geneva av. car
carline, which we dispose Of the above
terms. Call Sunday and let us show you this
property.
81 .250-l9th st. near Douglas. C7421
sl.4oo-Army st. near Church: 25xll4- t7419l
81 GOO each-5 lots in the vicinity Of Mission and
Army SITS. 25:9x10O each. We can ar
range terms on these. (7453)
50 250-Natoma ST. near 18th. t7445)
81. .500-Clayton ST Hayes. 25x106. (745T)
So So0-27:6 IT. frontage on 18th st. Folsom.
This is offered at much cheaper price
than any property has been sold for in
that district
s2,50o-2 story house. 8 r. and b., Treat
av.; concrete foundation; hard finish; lot
25x110. This is the best buy offered In
the Mission; lot alone worth 2000 (l702)
S3,6oo-Bryant ST near oath; cottages of S
T. and b. each: lot 28x100. (7147
SO. .T00-Chenery ST., r. and b.: modern: 50 600
mtg. can remain. (I505)
$315o-5 :. and b. in 18th st. mr.. Eureka (742o)
S4,000-IIberty ST. nr. Castro; large T. house
with every modern convenience; terms.
high basement, with driveway to a sani-
tary stable in rear: part cash. (7497)
FLATS
se.ooo-2 Eats Of 4-5 and b. on Vermont st:
half cash. (75o3l
D. COFFIN & CO..
252s Mission st. 21st.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13
WILLIAMS & SURRYHNE.
REAL ESTATE-I2S SUFFER- STREET.

-------N-As'
REAL ESTATES SUFFER- STREET.
S9OO-Not only e bargain, but absolute
sacrifice; a corner lot 57x105. one block
block from Castro ST. ears and 20 minutes
from Keany St; can be bought on easy
terms; must be sold at once.
g 50o-Harrison ct. near 1st; lot 25x10O.
S2,75O-$500 cash. balance in monthly Install
ments; Greenwich st. near Van Ness av.;
nice comfortable cottage Of rooms and
bath; lot q 6xs0.
81 9O0-Bargain building lot: North Beach:
Greenwich st. near Powell; 25x1OO; runs
through TO alley.
ss,1OO-CIose to Sutter ST. and Grant av; 24x
s7:6.
So, s,5O0-Corner lot. close to Harrison and 1st
sts 25x100; just the thing for medium
docks; strong demand in this location for
good fats.
4.75O-Close TO Valencia st: handsome bay
window cottage Of rooms and bath: lot
25xll5; mortgage Of 5000 can remain
il desired.
$55oO-yicinity Of Devisadero ST. and Golden
Gate av.; lot 35x137:6; ready for the
builder; no grading; beautiful PROPOSE
ton for fats.
$5.s5o-Calfornia and DevisaderO sts: substan-
tisl story bay window residence Of ;
rooms and bath, renting for $50 per mo. !:
lot 25x13T:6; mortgage OF $500 can re
main If desired.
$6.9o0-vieinity Of Devisadero and Oak SITS: 4
fats of rooms and bath each; rents ST2;
lot 25xl3I:e; mortgage Of $4,000 can be
s7,oo0-Clay St: Preside heights modern resi-
dence of rooms and bath; lot 25x12J
Eau DC udhQleu Win SzsJVO-
T,25O-A bargain residence. best part OF Pa
cinc heights; vicinity Of Fillmore and
Washington sts.; rooms and bath; lot
25x10O; we can arrange a mortgage Of
$4,000
sT.750-Close to Haight and Clayton sts. .
substantial nice fats OF and rooms
and bath; rents $40: lot 25xIOO.
$S,OO0-Stanyan st; beautifully situated and
attractive; away from winds and fog; sub
stantial house Of rooms and bath. with
lot Skill; large mortgage can remain il
desired; party very anxious 10 sell; would
probably entertain an offer.
$12, 5O0-NW- corner. close TO DeviSadero ST. vi
cinity Of the park; magnificent residence
of u rooms and bath; can be easily con-
verted into fats; lot 50x1O0 mortga &c
OF $4,000 can remain; this property must
be seen to be appreciated and is a bar
gain.
SIS. .000-Main st. near Howard: fine water lot
4o1Ox131:6; must be sold; mortgage of
$1,000 can remain if desired.
WILLIAMS & SURRYHNE 12S Sutter ST.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13
INVESTMENTS

fats; lot soxl20 Il. 10 rear street; near
Oak and octavia SIS.
&lSocO-Rents S1T5; near Valencia and 18th sts. :
modern Ears rooms and bath each;
large lot
sI5.5oo-Rents SEQ; new. strictly modern
eats rooms and bath each; nesr Fell
and Lsguna sts
sls.ooo-Reats sI.40O yearly: store and fats;
Hsight ST. near Cole 81.
tl&.SOO-Rents $40 mo-; entirely too low;
Halght 81. near Masonic av-; new,
modern fats Of . rooms and bath each I;
lor has excellent business prospects; en-
hsnced value of lot viii more than Of
set depreciation Of building
Els.boo-Rents $40: very low; stores and 2
fats OF rooms and bath each; also large
building ia rear suitable for light manu-
featuring; near Fillmore and Geary SITS
- z. z.Coe-kents Sl2J; elegant. new, modern fats
near Scott and Sacramento sts.: tiled
bathrooms. circslsr bay windows; very
Light ana sunny; excellent investment.
Sli-Soo- o-EKcellent business site Haight St near
Cole. store and fats. stable IN rear;
rented low at SlOO mo; can be greatly
increased when present lease expires: lot
25Xl0o It; splendid little business prop
osirion; lot alone worth $500.
s. 5O8-Rents S9o mo-: corner fats. close 70
Guerrero snd 26th sts-; large lot; 5000
can remain.
50 509-Rents SOS per month: fne, modern
fats, rooms and bath each; lot 25xlO0
feet near Grove and Broderick sts.
and Post sts.; lot - 6xiIO It.
SS20o-Rents SO mo-; should rent for $50; ex-
cspuonsuy well built and splendidly ar
ranged; modern fats; beam ceiling
dining rooms and reception laliss Ash
bury Heights district.
ss.oo0-Rents $50 under lease for years; suto-
mobile repair building; Fulton and Grove
sts.; Lot alone worth price asked S4,5Oo
can remain al per cent gross.
s. 25o-Renrs SIS no.; reduced from $500;
house, - rooms. arranged IN apartments;
nesr 0rh AZ. and Fulton ST. owner
GlZicug 10 sell ana nay shade this price,
lot Z7E120 f.. mtg. s. 600 remain
S6.S50-Reurs SO. 4 fats - rooms and bath
esch: lot AOxl37;6 It.; near Devisadero
and Lombard sEs.; modern, Light and sun
ny; S25p0 can remain.
g. 5o0-Rents SO mo-. near 9Th and Howard
sts; g new fats with every modern
convenience.
81. 6.30o-Rents SIS: new modern fats; add
rionsl dat could be made our II base
ment for about $3.50, making rents
$3.50; near Vallejo ana Larkin sts.
$780, modern fats. - rooms and bsth
each; occupied by owner; 1st neal
California ST.. splendid location.
Sc ocC-Rents $50: > fats, 6-S rooms and bath
finished rooms IN basement; near Trem
ont and Frederick 81.
s. ,6o0-Reuts $50 let; stable. near 5th 81.
lot 45E6o u.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13
RESIDENCES

s., ,250-Nesr Cough and Green sts.; residence
q rooms and bath
81 .bO0-Residence, = rooms and bath: near Noe
and 22d s-s; s. 900 can remain.
s. z5o0-New modern house rooms ana bath: ?
toilets; closets cement basement: side
walks and street work / year old; near
9Th and ST.; terms II desired.
81, z,0oo-Regidenoe rooms and bath: unob-
Structed view Of bay; every room light
and sunny; beautiful garden; terms
$500 cash, bal. per cent; Liberty and
Dolores SIS.
S.. 1oO-Nesr Blake s. and Point LObos av +.
splendid cottage. rooms and bath; street
bituminized lot 25E120 It.
&is5oo-CortsEe, 3 rooms and bath; modern
plumbing, high basement; living room.
1GT2O IT.. front and back porch In
closed: near Point Lobos and 3Sth avs.
completelv furnished.