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New-York tribune., 1910-04-12

bounder. which Vaughan knocked down but
could not field.
The Homecoming OF The Yankees with
Princeton as an opponent sounded like a
mighty good attraction. but the weather
was too cool and blusteTy, either for the
dyed-in-the-wool fans" ~ the Princeton
graduates, and there was plenty Of room
in the yawning stands for more persons.
The crowd. such as il was. however. proved
remarkably enthusiastic
The Utica team OF the State League will
face the Yankees to-day. The score Of
yesterdays game follows.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12
YANKEE COLTS WIN AGAIN

Lancaster. Penn, April u.-Defeating
tE. Lancaster team. Tri-State champions.
here to-day hy a score of 20 l. the New
York American second team made clean
sweep of their exhibition series since
leaving Athens. Ca. more than a week ago.
The batting = Knight. who made A triple
aue home rau. and the nne pitching Of
Cnuun were the features Of the game. The
latter held his opponents 10 three hits and
farues eight men. Tie team left here ,ur
New York tonight.
The score by iunings follows
y Y Amer 2 . 3 O-s y
la-cas.er % o 0 q o o q o II 8
Tsa.teries -cllunn and Mitchell. Hsrtranft.
Mile ~ ersor and Mo- tarty.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12
JOHNSON STARTS IN BoXy

Chicago, ApriI 11.-Jack Johnson us-t
hard training to-day for his hghi n
James J. Jenries on July . For Il
than an hour he boxed with Joe Co,,-
Il was Just feeling myself out 4
Johnson. From now on ! viii live n
a regular programme until April % 4
7 start for san Francisco. I VIII s'-
on the way West at Omaha. Kansas
and Los Angeles. but expect 20 rsac,
regular camp at Seals Rocks on Nay
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12
SHAKE-UP IN YALE NINE
Merritt Being Tried at Short and
Badger in Field.

New Haven April n.-Yale's poor show
ing against the New York Giants on Satur-
day resulted in A general shake-up to-day
when Captain Steve Philhin took charge OF
the team for the first time since ne broke
his ankle on the Easter trip.
Loutrel was deposed at shortstop and
Dick Merritt. the freshman captain and
third baseman last year. was tried out
Badger. who has been catching. was moved
TO left field. IN place OF Carhart. while
Walter Taylor. who came here two years
ago from the University OF Chicago. was
used behind the bat.
These changes viii hold over the Yale
Hartford game on Wednesday.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12
A PLEA FROM KENTUCKY
Thoroughbred Breeders Send a
Round Robin" TO Albany.

Lexington, Ky. April 11--Writtns
round robin urging the New York Degis-
lature 10 defeat the bill to prohibit oral bet
ting on horse races, many breeders OF thor
oaghbred horses in Kentucky to-day sent
telegraph dispatch TO State Senator r. 7.
Bracket chairman Of the Cooes Com
mittee. At Albany
The breeders here declare that a law
against oral betting would strike a vital
blow A. the horse breeding Industry. al
ready crippled by antagonistic legislation.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12
NAVY CAPTAIN OUT OF BOAT.

Annapolis, April flowing TO lack OF
weight W. L. AinswOrth. captain OF the
Naval Academy crew, is not rowing In the
first boat at present, and may fail to earn
a seat during the season. He is lighter by
ten pounds than any other member OF the
crew. and Glendon, the coach. finds It diff
cult to place him. He is now stroking the
second crew. and may still find a place in
the first eight. as he is an excellent oars
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12
REULBACH NOT OUT OF DANGER
Crisis Expected To-day in Case Of the
Clever Pitcher Of the Cubs.

81 Louis. April n.-Following a third
antitoNin treatment to-day E. J. Reuibach,
pitcher tor the Chicago club Of the Ma
tionsl League, who is seriously i'll with
diphtheria al hts home. was said tonight
to be resting more comfortably. The crisis
is expected tomorrow. His physician de-
clares il viii be at least a month, II Reul-
bach recovers. before he will be able TO don
a uniform.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12
ENGLISH CREWS MAY NOT COME

London. April 11.--R. q NJ Gridley, sec
retary Of the British Amateur Rowing
Association. said to-day that no action had
been taken yet regarding the invitation
to English crews to take part in the Amer
lean national regatta OF 1910. which Will be
held in August on the Potomac River. He
thought. however. that the English oars
men would not be able 10 find time to ac-
CepJ
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12
1yMpIREs FOR OPENING GAMES

Chicago. April lib. B. Johnson, presi-
dent OF the American League, announced
to-day the assignment OF umpires for the
onaninp games of the season on Thursday
as follows:
At Chicago-O'Laushlin and Terfne. At
Detroit-Sherfdau and KERN. At Wash
ington-Evans and Egan. At New York
Connolly and Dineen.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12
PRINCETON
rotals. 0 81 O T0tsls ? ; "A


>-ev. Work ..... % = . -
f,ri-lceto1 .........O o o
Hits-or Vaughn. . in innings: on Doyle.
2 "a , innings Sacrifice hits-Cr1ger. ESHg"-
Ffolen hases Cunningham. HeInphill %. SteITei.
Criger. BALM. lSN on hases aHkees. =,
T,rsro.f.n Is S-ru-k o1t RI Wocile. . ~
Vaughn (. by Doyle 3 Bases on halis-Dr
NIoa-''e 3. OF Vaughn. . Hit by pitcheG 10 .
~ Wogdle V-nd pltchss-W oodle 81. Vaughn.
Z -rnpire-Johustune
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12

IWo-baSe h!tS-Hummel, Lumley, Miller.
Three-bsse hits-Erwin. Hunter. Hummel.
Home run-McEiVeen- Sacrifice fy-Lennox
stolen beses-King -. Myers. Seaman. Left
bases-Roguars, 3; Colts. 4 Triple play-Hunl-
mel Bergen. MCElveen, Mcmillan and McElveen.
Struck out-By Rucker. e. by Seaman. l. Bases
balls-On Rucker. l; OF Scanlan. J. Passed
bail Bergen. HIts-OH RuckeT in q innings:
of Wilhelm. in innings; of Scanlan In
innings: off Bell. IN innings. Cmpres-
Messrs. Lennox and Knetzer. Time OF game
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12
ON THE GOLF LINKS
Programme Out for Tournament
of the Garden City Club.

A single eighteen-hole testing round will
suffice 10 introduce the annual invitation
tournament Of the Garden City Golf cub
on May 5. and :. Contestants viii quail
ify i'm first and second sixteens for the
presidents ard the Hampstead cups. re-
spectively. and match play in these two
divisions IS scheduled TO begin or tne af-
ternoon Of the first day. As usual, there
will be 4 beaten eight trophy. known as
the Garden City cup, so that the first
Fighters" who lose in the first round will
have a chance TO try again.
Friday. the second day. will he devoted
10 the semi-fnal rounds in the various d.
visions. while on Saturday the final round
matches in the three sets will consist Of
thirty-six holes There will also be an
eishteen-hole medal play handicap on the
last day. contestants having the privilege
Of competing either in the morning or
afternoon AS a rule, this spring affair
has proved a pleasant holiday for Walter
J. Travis although on two occasions he
was pressed closely by Jerome d. Travers
The course is in ideal condition at present
The ringer" tournament originating at
Oakley, has been adopted by other clubs
and has some merits. Yet the originator
cf these tournaments has not yet devised
method of handcapplng such an event
The ringer" tournament is played against
the best previous score that a golfer has
made at any hole on the course in a prop
erly authorized and vouched for round.
These tournaments run along for two or
three months, and golfer may play as
many rounds as he pleases. If the scratch
or low handicap men have the time to
play many rounds one Of them is sure to
win the cup, unless some system of han
dicappins is devised. so that the event
cannot be Of much interest to the club a.
a whole a competition for a cup How
ever usually the ringer tournaments
call for no entry fee, and members have
good sport playing against their best score
at each hole. even If they have no chance
Of winning the event
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12

Nearly all the summer greens at the
Forest Hill Field Club are now in commits
sion. Following the suggestions Of Jaci,
Campbell, the new pro" numerous
changes in the links are under way. Sand
traps are beginning to make their appcar-
ance. while the obsolete cross bunkers are
vanishing. ball sweepstakes will be
run off on Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12

BASEBALL, Polo Grounds. To-day. 3 y
?. IA. Gi.ats Newark. Adm. 90 cents.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12

According to the plans of the committee
in charge Of affairs at the Glen Ridge Golf
club. the competitive season will begin
there on Saturday There will be two
classes, and contests Of one form or an
other will continue until late in the fall.
Alec Cunningham, the professional who
was with Dave Ogilvie at Augusta during
the winter, will again be in charge at Glen
Ridge
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12

The Wykagyl Country Club has been
looking for a green keeper whose duties
would centre solely in the upkeep Of the
course Alec Smith, the metropolitan
open champion. remains as the profess
sional.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12
Oldsmobile Company of NY

Broadway and Slst Street, New York
Also sold BY
LinkrCum Automobile Co. Newark: supply Co. Wh
Plains; Horace Son. Poughkeepsie A. BIlncharh
342 F1atbush Ave. Brooklyn YOnkers A LS
briske Company. Paterson.
Licensed under Seden Patent
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
Mr.. WENDELL EAsToN
INVESTMENTS.

So. .0o0- Rents $3.50 mo-; j handsome, modern
apartments; Lsrkin St., best part; mtg.
$4,000 can remain.
$50. .0g0-Renis S2G5: lease for 3 years; = stores
and fats; near o'Tarrell and Steiner
sts.; exceptionally large lot.
SIS. 500 Rents 5000 yearly; stores and hats;
new modern building; best part Of ", A.;
lot 3SXl37.6 #; room for more improve
ments.
sl6.5o0-Rents $3.50 yearly; : beautiful, new,
marine view apt aats: large lot.
sl50o Rents SlI5 mo. entirely too low store
and fats: Hsight st. nr. CLAYTON.
Sls 5oO-Rents Sl49 mo-; 5 modern Hats r.
and b. each; Castro 81. near 10th; hne
128oo"Rents sl12.5o mo-: modern oats, -.
SO r. and b.; near Union and Earkin;
5000 can remain German savings bank
81, 1,0oo-Rents sos mo- beautiful new mats,
T.. and o. ca; cove ceilings; nr. Guer-
zero and lTth sts.
Sl0.250-R Rents Sl,li0 yearly; 3 new modern
fats. incl0sed back pOrches. beam cell
ings, etc; large closets; Preside heights
district.
ss5oo-Rents $500 yearly s fine fats. 5-5-e
T. ana b. each: near Waller aud Webster:
bank mortgage Of 5000 can remain.
ouired; / handsome modern fats Of ! T.
and b. ca; nr, Masonic av- and Freder-
ts25oERents s7s. 80 mo- tine flats. 6-e-3 r.
ss5o0@Ren,s $50 m mo-; flats, SO r and b.;
90 high basemeat; men ne condition; let ZSEgo: @ =
and Jones sts.; lot 47N60.
eeI50- Rents $50 yearly: modern fats close
to LsnCton and Howard sts-
E60c0-Renrs SEQ mo-; . new. modern fats, 81
r. and b.: Castro 81. near 18th,
S5.5Oo[ReDts $50. furnished; large house, II
y. and b. also rear cottage, g r. and b.
mr. Calf. and 32d av.
IS. .000-~Rerfs $50; house j. r, and b.; arranged
IN fats. I'M Oak and Octayia sts.
s45oo-Store ana tat p and b. ca; glass in
closed porch cove ceilings; every modern
convenience; entire property occupied by
owner; store as now paving 500 mo-; $500
worth merchandise included in price /;
suorber hat could be added for 81. l0Os
this is enc Of the best paving little prop:
critics in Mission; lot 25xf25-
s5 9oO-Rents SO mo-; hats. 40 r. and b..
lot 25xll4 near Sanchez and Clipper.
81 5Oo--House of . fats. r. ca; mtg. 81 600
.-.... --.-. a -. L. -. .l-aL
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
RESIDENCES

$40. .5Oo-Msgnihcent residence. 10 7. and hs. bill.
Hard and servants rooms; large living
room; everything modern and up 10 dates
large lot, splendid view: close 70 Broad
way and Webster; bank mtg $1,000 can
remain; one OF the best buys on the mar
ket.
$40. .250-Fine. large residence, f3 r and D.; lot
37xl27; key ioti nr. Devisadero and
Clay SIS -:
5000 Residence. g r. and b.; large basement;
Post mr. Scott; opposite Hamilton square
OFFER wanted; lot 25x13I;6.
s.. 600 Residence r. and b., also servant S
and billiard rooms, etc: beam ceilings.
gas and electric heaters. dining room l6X
Is #. hardwood floors, social hall; spen-
did view; Alpine Duboce sy.; one OF
the best residential districts in the city
large lot.
$500 Residence 3 r. and b.; nr. Clay and De
visaderO
S7,5o0-Handsome residence. s 7. and b.; I'm
ished attic and basement. billiard room.
built Ia sideb0ard. ". A.: lot 25xIo0.
$5,750-Splendif residence, T. and b. fin
ished basement; street bitumen.; 9Th HE.
nr. PsrnsSsus.
s. S5scy-apiyIteau outage. 8 r an6 b.; Devisa.
dero nr Turk: lot 25Ki25 r.. lot alone
worth price asked.
s. .oo0-Splendid cottage, I. and b.; IS fl. base
ment; overlooking Duboce park.
IS 3500-Cottage T. and b.; nigh basement;
22d ard Church SITS
s. 2eOo-Cottsge, T. and b.; lot 24;4x125;
18th ST.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
get some ground
and get a start
CITY REAL EsrATE-continued
G. H. uBIBSEN & CO.,
Real Estate, Renting. Collecting and Insurance
20 Montgomery St.


sls,5oo- Pacific av near Laguna; desirable
residence of 10 rooms and bath. all in
perfect order; bank mortgage of $4,000
can remain
bath each, on Guerrero St; rent 500 per
month. These are very desirable fats
and situated in one of the best locations
in the Mission.
$40, 0,500-Western Addition business corner; i'm
provements consist Of a store with
and bath, occupied by a dentist;
property steadily rented for $3.50 per
month; lot 26:s foot front. Kindly in
vestigate
S1o5oo-Clsyton St; elegant fats in Ashbury
Heights: steadily rented for $3.50 per
month; lot 25xt25; improvements new and
modern.
s.. ooo-S desirable panhandle flats with large
lot, 26xs6:6; , flats Of 5.2-6 rooms and
bath each; renting for SO per month;
mortgage can be arranged.
SS.5o0-3 desirable Western addition flats Of
rooms and bath: renting for $3.50; LOT
ss25o- Reduced from $4,000 for quick sale;
handsome corner home in one of the best
locations in Ashbury heights residence of
rooms and bath; all of the latest mod
ern convenienees.
able modern fats of and rooms and
bath each: in the hest location in the
S5,00O-Nelsh st. investment consisting of 4
fats of rooms and bath each; rented
for 500 per month.
$4,000 cash; rents $50 per month; Howard st.
and bath each; bank mortgage of $4,000
can remain; make Offer
Make ofer-Alust be sold at once as owner is
leaving city. 3 desirable hsts of 6-7-7
rooms and bath EACH in the vicinity Of
Oak and Fillmore; rented for 500 month.
S4t200-Nery cheap unimproved lot on Hyde
St size 59:2x70 feet:
$4ieoo cash-kents SO per month; near Meal
lister and Baker sts.; substantially
built fats Of 5-6 rooms and bath each
all in perfect order and continually oc-
eupied; lot 25xlo6:3; balance of $4,000
can remain on mortgage.
5000 cash--5 new modern fats Of rooms
and bath each, in 9Th ay.; one of ths
most desirable buildings in the entire dig
trct; renting for SS2.50 per month; LOT
25x95 feet; price $3.50.
$2,50o-Folsom st; very desirable cheap build
ing lot in the Mission. close in; lot 24xS0.
50 looLClementina st. cheap building lot suit
able for fats lot 25x75 feet.
Sl.T50-LOmbard ST.. close in; very desirable
building lot. 24x9T :6 f-
81 600 cash--Nery desirable new modern home
in the Mission, consisting Of rooms and
bath; can be had on easy terms. Price
reduced to effect quick sale,
Only $3.50 cash-Spendid colonial corner home in
the Mission; price greatly reduced FOR
quick sale; this should be investlga ted
at once az i Is b one % OF M the MtslIo choices,
the present time; total price $3.50.
PARNAsSUS HEIGHTS.
On Sunday offer a subdivision in the
Psrnassus heights district on easy terms-one-
fifth cash Agent at branch office, 9Th av. and
H st, every day. including Sunday Arrange
ments can be made for buildings to suit on easy
terms
Ask for. our Real Estate Record. containing
2. list OF property for sale in all parts of the
city.
G. H. UMBsEN & CO.,
20 Montgomery st.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27

TUCKER. LYNCH & COIIDwELL,. INC.
REAL ESTATE, RENTING, INSURANCE.
PHONE KEARNY go
235 MONTGOMERY ST
ia RUSS ARCADE.
SST,50o-Ofer wanted for the best corner on
MOB HILL. nearly 200 feet frontage and
commanding absolutely understandable ma
rine and city view; 40x1O0; inside improved
with beautiful buildings, which recently cost
$4,000 TO build. The land alone is easily
worth 100000. A sure proht Of at least $5, 600
for some one. Present income about $3.50 per
month.
$50. 0.0O0-Downtown business corner, right in the
heart Of the amusement center OF the city;
6QxS0 feet, with 5 frontages; price is fully %
per cent under the market and a quick profit
is assured We have plans for a building on
this lot to cost about $55, 900, which will pro-
duce 10 per cent income. We can arrange a
building loan of so per cent of the cost OF the
land and improvements.
81 S50-Howard and 9th SITS. 25xaO with I'm
provements producing so. 80 per month. Prop
erty in this block formerly sold for $500 per
foot and we offer this holding with building
for less than $20e. Full particulars at Office
TUCKER, LYNCH & CALDWELL INC,
la Russ arcade.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27

MADISON & BURKE.
Established January, 1855
Real Estate Agents. 80 Montgomery st.
Reliable Renters and Collectors.
S60,Oc0-Greatest bargain in San Francisco to-
day; improved 80 yara; close 10 Fillmore
St; paying over $500 per year.
S22,OOO-7 up to date apartments; Filbert st.
near Hyde; containing rooms and bath
large lot; rents s240 per month.
Sic, o00-Busness property Buchanan st. {;
large lot so feet 'front.' rented all
the time at nearly 5000 per annum.
Where can you invest your money better
sl2,eoo-Tremont near Frederick st.; mod,
ern fats: large lot; rent Si12.50 per
month: choice location.
S14, 4,5O0-Apartment house in Leavenworth ST
near Jackson; Z apartments; rents $1I5
per month; select and up to date
SIS, T50-Residence. rooms and BATH Broadway
near octava; lot alone worth the money
$l1, ,5o0-Fulton st. near octavia; double front
age; hats, rental S1O7.5O per month;
good renting neghborhood.
l0,OOO-Steiner st. near McAllister: residence
of rooms and bath; large lot; sunny;
s,o ooo half cash. balance on mortgage.
SlO,OOO-Two modern fats in Green ST. near
Webster; and rooms and bath.
Sl2,00O-Fiye fats in Clayton st. the park
of rooms and ba tn each; one of rooms
and BATH rents $123 per month; mort
gage $4,000; fine income property.
S93Oo-Two strictly modern iats in Palm av. !:
one of the best residence districts in the
city; rents $40 per month; this is a
choice investment.
Sc $6,O00-Sacramento mr.. Fillmore residence, Z
rooms and bath; in fine condition; good
location and bargain
81, 2,I5O-Tehama St near 9th; very cheap lot ;
this at once
LOTS.
S4,500-Cheapest lot in city: Howard ST. near
18th; 30x125; owner living country; must
be sold.
1915 Broadway near Jones St; lot 2Sx12o;
fine location for flats; or will sell one
half facing Broadway or one half facing
Glover st.
81, 800 each--Greenwich near Larkin: fine build
Ing lots; marine view: easy terms
Sl,65O-Lots Greenwich and Broderick sts; any
size: terms to suit.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
OSCAR HEYMAN & BR0THER,

OcCaE hE1MAN d BROIHER,
1l3 Montgomery st.
200 MEN 200 MEN
NOW WORKING NOW WORKING
ON FULTON ST. CARLINE
In about a month you will be able TO ride or
the most direct line from the ferry to the cliff
dium and Spreekels lake make it the finest prop
erty In the Richmond district. Branch office
35th and Fulton-McAllister st. ears.
LOTS IN SUNSET DISTRICT.
,,s Go out out today and see the new lots we have
2sd and oath avs Beautifully terraced lots
fronting the park; sewers, gas. water and ce
ment sidewalks; building restrictions; SIC
MONTHLY pays for a lot. Bear in mind how
easy you can own of these beautiful lots
Let us send you one of our new maps of the
SUNSET DISTRICT
AND J SITS,
39th and 40th avs.
Magnificent marine view. Lots overookin
the park and ocean; graded and only j biocs
from cars. Take ocean beach cars to- 40th av
Agents on the grounds today.
Dcvisadero and Duboce av Fine building
lots on easy terms.
Cottages in RICHMOND DISTRICT. Get a
home. Stop paying rent. New, mooern , room
and bath cottages grand marine view. Take
sutter-Clement ST. car to 35th Agent there
today.
:. Cottages in the Mission rent money terms.
=
tages half block from Mission st; magnifcen,
view. Take any Mission st. TO Appleton ST
West av) and walk half block TO Gladys st.
Lots in Potrero; $40 monthly; fronting Penn.
sylvania, Texas, 10Th and goth SITS.
$3.50 building lots In our new block. See our
agent, 2j14 San Bruno av. Take. San Bruno av.
car in Mission st.
4ox2oo feet, fine large lot 1 block from Mis-
sion st.
$3.50 monthly buys room aud bath cot
tage. Take San Bruno av. car to o574 San
Bruno av
OSCAR HEYMAN & BROTHER,
113 Montgomery ST.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
CRoCKER BAY SHORE TRACT

CRoCKER BAY SHORE TRACT
This tract sdjoins the large holding of the
Southern Pacific Company. where millions have
been spent an0 where buildings are in course
of construction. When completed, realize
what this means TO the property we are Of
fering. ACT NOW. and take advantage Of
the PRESENT PRICES and EASY TERMS
Take cars at Sd and Market sts. or sth and
Market. and transfer at 22d av. South. d.
RECT TO PROPERTY; AGENTS ON THE
GROUND.
G. H. UMBSEN & CO.
20 Montgomery st.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
INVESTMENTS.
sTo,ooo-FoUR STORY BRICK BUILDING, near
corner Of CALIFORNIA and MoNTGs0M, NJ
ERf SITS; rented to one tenant, 5000
monthly; will pay per cent net; lot
29:6x60 feet
! SIT, ,500-Pacihc ay near Franklin ST.; residence,
l3 rooms and bath; mortgage $4,000 can
remain; lot 3Txl20 feet; bargain.
RESIDENCES
sli,o0o-Jorian av. Beautiful new residence. 8
rooms and bath; light and sun in every
room; lot 6e.s by l2o TT; must be seen
TO be appreciated.
/ Sc 650e-Yery sunny residence near Cole and
Carl SITS; rooms and bath; marine mari view
from upper story; lot % by 1876 IT.
FLATS
| Sl9, 00o-NW. corner Market and Church
sts.; modern fats, AS rooms and bath
each; rents 81, 80 per annum; all rented
very low; positively one of the best buys
on the market.
SIC, 5o0-Presidio heights; 2 new. artistic resi-
dence flats; rooms and bath each: hard-
wood floors in living room, dining room
and reception hall; furnace with radia-
tors for each fiat; instantaneous water
I
man stylel; marine view; also fne pano-
ramic view of city; rents $3.50.
s15,ooo-Haight st. near Buena Vista. modern
well built fats, rooms and bath each;
rents Sl,47o per year; large light base
ment.
$1o,3oo-Near Van Ness av. Two beautiful
modern modem hais rs rooms and d,,f@tn bath each sf
Rents $50 per month; fine marine view.
S6 70O-0 mod dsfs in fchr dis
trict; 6 rooms and bath each; close in;
! rents $3.50 marble steps, etc.
! $500 cash--Rents s145 per month; near Cole
and Frederick sts.; full price 81, ,2oO; I
new sunny hats of rooms and bath each;
! rents low; lot 25x1376 feet; must be
sold owner leaving state; fine buy.
/. $e, 15o-5th av. near Golden Gate Park: fats,
sc rooms and bath; mortgage $3,250 can
remain; rents $3.50; a positive bargain.
! $4,000 cash--Rents $1175o per month; 3 swell
fats g rooms reception hall and
bath esch dining room and living room
connecting; open freplaces; not the or
binary builders fats but well constructed
by day labor for private party under the
supervision of an architect Hyde St.
near Jackson lot 25x110 IT.; full price
gain OfH in three ats pe east Gs" Of Var Van Ness ay
LOTS
SIT. .50o-Fine lot for apartment house; Jones
st. near Ellis; 27:exs7;6 it.
$2,00o-Near eth St; lot, 36xS0- feet; bar
gain.
$1,000 each-Cole St. . fine lots. 25x100 feet
each: level and ready TO build on: streets
bituminized; sewer, water and gas mains
laid; cheapest lots in this vicinity.
81, $50 each-Lake st. and 2ist av.; marine view
lots: high class homes being built in this
locality.