The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 15, 1902, Page 21

THE SAN FRANC ISCO CALL, SUNDAY, JUNE 15, 1902 21 REALTY PRIGES IRE SUSTAINED Week's Tra.nsactlons Are| Not Numerous but Satisfactory. Brokers Carry Out Deals in| All kParts of This City. até of C. F. Fargo has sold the e Dog property on the southeast Bush street and Grant avenue, ugh the agency of Davidson & Leigh, improvements, for $69750, to M. ker. The lot is 100x69 feet. This e largest sale of the week. The same brokers also report the following sales: For Mrs. Margaret C, Porter, the lot on the morth line of Grove street, 82:6 feet east three-story frame, $11,800, " the_south_side west from Polk, 25x120 fats and rear brick bull y Easton; El- . Classen, the Seventeenth a IFHMOI\D BLOCK IS SOLD. Hoag report the following CHANGE OWNERS. 1 & Co. I‘LEIDZZICIS report sales to Hartland t on the north east line of H\de north from Pine street, $7000, the property join- perty recently acquired on the north line .,of Pine n has sold two lots on the e street, 150 feet west for $1300, and a lot " Buena. Vista street, "from Cortland avenue, for ker is bullding four es on Buena Vista m Cortland avenue and f Dame street, north and also a 6-room rt, off Union street. have leased for Ii. iters’ Fire Patrol, e south line of Bush street, v from Laguna street, for or the purpose of a patrol sta- tion Shainwald, Buckbee & Co. have leased 1 th Hobart Estate to Edward r the Hammam baths property at L Gram"a\' 1ue for the period of The Rouleau, Simpson and Millar Trust | Company has leased the old quarters of the California Title Insurance and Trust in the Mills building. The sales recorded durin amounted to $472,000 in roun numbered 3. PROPERTY AT AUCTION. G. H. Umbsen & Co. will auction real | estate to-morrow and will offer the fol- lowing properties for sale: Lot fronting 55 tecl on Grove street, and | Birch avenue, 109:7 feet west from Van Ness th three zhm—-tory houses and two 71 Bryant street and 36 Madison with lot 22:6x137:6; southwest corner O‘Fme}l and Beideman streets, 45x60 feet improvements; lot 24x125 feet and im- s on the north line of Vallejo street, west from Octavia street; two flats | 939 and 941 Osk street; two flats and | last week figures and 50x114 feet at 117 Jersey street; Wain estate properties on the west line o avenue; also & lot at Peralta nd t and the following men- | u erties will be offered: Flats at 433 and 435 Grove street; lot and e ———————————— NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. A SAN FRANCISCO PHYSICIAN Uses Eerpicide Successfully in Treat- ing Sycosis of the Beard. He says: “I recently treated a case of sycosis (similar to lower lip with Newbro’ was an extensive | flammation extend chin. The result Hemlrid( was most gratifying. The loss f beard ceased and & new growth of hair 1= now taking place over the once inflamed (Eimed) “MELVILLE E. O‘\EIL M. D., ‘845 How, ;iSa.n Fran%sfio. (l,;al :i & ard Bt erpicide kills the dandruff germ an causes the hair to grow nbundl.n‘lely . Herpicide. There of beard with in- g well down on the PR RRRER RRRRRRRRRRRRE RRRRRRRRERRRn RRRRne RRRRY, '..R".HM'..!MRRV.! %R’.!"A RRURE BRRRR R RRRRRR RN R wwwny -.v,n-mv.n 26xT5 feet at 21 Perry street; cottage and | ber’s itch) of the | | SUBURBAN REALTY SELLS. The following sales Wooster, Whitton & Montgomery in San Jese: In the Naglee Park Tract, one lot each to Professor C. J. B. Bennett, Harry Berchurch, of the application of | J S THE EMPORIUM. 1 THE EMPORIUM. | THE EMPOCRIUM. | THE EMPORIUM. | THE EMPORIUM. | THE EMPORIUM. ERRERER RERERE RERRE RERRRRY RRERRRE REREEE RERRE RERRERREEERRRE RRRRRR RERER RREEREREERERRE RERRRE RERER REREEEREERRERE RRERRE REREE EERERERARERRRRERRRRE RERRRE, RRERE RRRRER RE Libby Cut Giass Purses, Bags, Etc. Ior June Brides. The N -l Fireworks | Gesine Aliger ™~ oin In our beautiful cur | EMMQIOTiUMm Catalogue | iaher tinci. gass room we diply | Econamist Ry over so0 samplesof suck | g ge now ready: | ... Moo fine ‘makes as Libby, - Imported Coin Hoar's;" Bergin; © En Our supple- Tells all about ot iy pire, etc. Below welmeneary cummer home displays— | narrow shape Catalogue of gives prices all - 50e 1 of | ARRRRRERERERE RRRERR RRRRR RRRRRR RRRRRR RRRRRE RN R L ® I3 ‘[x ‘5 5 wmmmR Anaana Fashion is ready CALIFORNIA'S LARGEST- Genuine Al.hpm Combination Pocket Books, kinds of Fire- ito mail. Writ works. Write| O lined . . for i l p for it. 1.00 quote a few prices of y's newest ;umngs.‘ o AM ERICA s GRANQEST STORE' ud,,,s}?f,cksfl_ suitable for June weddings or birthday gift i in Shopping -inch Li rilliant Cut Bonbon Dish, with | Bags, satin T bt Radical Reduetmns on Reliable Merchandise. | ' = o o $2. PS40 SIEG L ke < 3978 This is 4 “money-saving” store in every sense of the word. For five years it has been our ceaseless| s 28 ibl Vaver! ut Waier Bottle. . . $ - e “sh5.59 effort to lower the cost of all kinds of reliable merchandise. The people have appreciated our efforts—hence our Silkoline Sale Cut Sugarand Creamer, pair. § 8«20 Libby 10-inch E Cut Vase . . $65 786 e e 5. $10.7D) saving chances ever known in San Francisco. Su'tana Cut Water Tumblers, doz. . $$2. W0 | Househoid Items | ... il more. 0; Great intesresft. = | great success, our enormous growth. Since January we have unquestionably been giving the greatest money- Study thesc “Ads,” which are samples of the kind of offerings we make, and you will see that this is no vain boasting, but a plain statement of undeniable facts. making every endeavor, through good service, through low pricing on best goods, to improve and increase our busi- White Spreads—Large size, three-ply yamn, Marscilles patterns; a good, handsome article; are 95¢ White Spreads— Gcod Marseilles, full size; many new patterns to choose from; each . $I,5J White Spreads--The new fringed make, best crochet, large size; cach £1.60 Fine White Blarkets—72 inches wide, deep ribbon binding, 51 Ibs weight, nearly all- Wbl pakr e v T $3.95 California White Blankets—Finest lamb's — Most Important Sale of BEST Grades Double-Coated Enamel Ware Ever Announced in California. We've made an extraordinary purchase of Thousands of Pieces of the Highest Grade, Double-Coated, Patent Granite Ironware—the Double Gosted tin Double Coatea honest kind—that was made when the enameling process was first And Other Draperies. Another of those sensational offerings of drapery materials, Just at the season of. the year when they are mort in demand for brightening up the summer home, that bave made our drapery and curtain department famous. 2,500 yards 36-inch Silkoline, in 20 different light and dark patterns, for comforters and draperies, the kind thag yo\l always have to pay u}{c per yard for, n»mw, per 36-Ind\ Blulapo—w dlfient pmmu. d-o 10 plain colors, yard 200 Flgund and Plain Denims—a new lot just re- ceived; best thty, leading lhlda, marked peryard . . . 200 English CMonnu—q; in:hu mde, double faced, yard 400 American Cretonnes—new, fresh, beautiful We shalil continue Double Coated 6oc Double Coated wool, 8 lbs weight; an unusual valae at, . - Prtayeay B g < PAIT . e BAAB {3 covied g snael Soril ) invented—before greedy manufacturers began single—coating. This Cofee Percol- S,T‘{}Zl?lfl fi;.:i:' s te i,:.':g i d,’fi‘. bl it ro ai pice . Tu'baw we iS the shapely, non-poisonous granite ware, that will outlast for Years Feuch Cofes; ase aser 180 | ‘i rtems peryard . . . . . 150 neatly made; whi e stock on hand lasts— .57¢ price. . .57¢ the single-coated variety with which the market is now fl)od:d Every picce bears the well- e price. 360 Pequot Sheets—34x90 i .45n Each Peguot Sheets—63x90 Pequot Sheets—72x90 Peguot Sheets—81xgo inch . Peguot Sheets—goxgo inch . . Pequnr Cases—45x36 Pequot Cases - 50x36 Pequot Cases—34x36 icch . . For Art Embroideryi 1 as of al! kinds, all | dana,n 2 Ins with Ele known blue label that distinguishes this aristocracy. of kitchenware. . 82%0 Each | history of the trade we offer this grade at Special Sale, at prices which experienced housckeepers will immediately see, s reguiarly charged for the cheap single-coated po's and kettles. iheg""”ng Monday, described and priced here: For the first time in But a few of the many useful articles that -we shall phcc in this Greaf s:le, the Specialties in the Stfationery Dept. Writing Paper and Envelopes, in satin, kid and linen finish, 5 different colors, octavo size, nicely boxed, box. . . . . 260 | Waumun s Fountain Pens—Don't carry bot- | tles of ink in your trunk when you go to the country when you can get the best Fountain | Pens made, cach, $1.50 to . . . §6.00 | Poker Chips—Boxzes of 100, 3 colors . 250 Emporium Playing Cards— Very finest finish, package. . . .150 | Tally-Ho Playing Cards—s packages . . 380 and much lower than those % Cash Boxes— ab'e for cen Double Coated Muffin Pans, 12 Double Coated Double Coat:d'Pic- Double Coated Prscrving Dousle Coaced Double Coated Ket- Double Coated Rice With Yale locks cloths, doylie: holes, 7oc kind, for . . . .4 Z¢ Straight ~Saucepans, serving Kettles, 1o- ‘Kettles, with retinaed or Water Buckets, choice tles for gas stoves, with Boiler, the regular and 2 keys— with cover— quart 95c size, sale enameled covers, Io-quart of 7 or 8 quart ¥ double copperoid bot- $1.25 size, mle price | 7-in. ..550 Rl i stated oo tihiiol 12%4- . price . - . .- 61Q sze, regularly $r.25 and regularly 65c and 75c, tom, the 3}4-quarc 88¢; 3-qurt $1.50| 3-n. ..600 inch 70¢ Fry Pans, sale price.. 49€ , (uart goc size 390 $1 co, ir nleie OG0 . 490 $1r.00 iz, for..83Q sze. . . . oin. ..700 D.uble Coated Tea Kettiz in Dowble Coated g oo 790 Dowble Cowed Pie Double Coated Fud- Double Coated Sau- | 10+ 752 ! sets—tor biing mush or rice, will 3-quart jocsize 4@ Water Pails — seam. T 820 oo o Plates — 9 -inch, 20c ding Pans—1%-quart cers—6 inches diam- . .. 800 skcngsc fic any7,80rg e ,m:, Sratead less, 10-quart 8sc size 5 J-quit size.. . -84 sz, 15¢; 10-inch 25c size, F9C; s- cter; sle price, cach p .31.03 ls-in. . .81.35 A3e | of soc, g pr(c > % .26¢ 6-qurtgocsize 73€ 55¢ 4-quart size. . . ...§2@ 25csize. . . . 180 quart gocsize. . 29€@ . . . . .. .. 8¢ « oSt . .31.50 Season’s Most Sensational Sale of Galared Oress Goods. { a 13_,.3 ng houses in America we have purchased ds of th's season’s most popu'ar Colored Dress Fabrics— ir scason’s seliing. They arémostly in svit lengths of 5, There are, however, some short length; of the heavier nz skirts and outing wear. Tre assortment consists of: qo-inch Sitk Warb Sublime (Polka ‘D> s) 54-nch Oxford Stripes (Chalk Lies) Misiral it Ch:viol M xtures o of Dress Goods we have placed on sale this year. Not 2 slling vaue, worth less than $1.00 a yard; most of it ,,,,, 73c _A Saie of Fine Chaliies. of very choice Challizs that our New York buyers closed out from the mil'men at more than a third off cost, because they were made too late for their orders. Ew piece of them is desirable in'style, quality and col- oring. They are the h satin stripes, and we place them on special sale o-morrow only at the remarkable price, per yard. " 28c Remmaton, Spr:rgfield and Winchester R fl:s, Ready fo Use, $1.89. We have thoroughly cleaned and polished about 1000 of the besc of the R'flzs taken by the Three Great Powers from the Samoans in 1899 and cought by us from United States arsenal. They are, we think, in gucd order, ready for target practice or hunting purposes, and are now on special sale at. . .89 Have also been cleaned, polished and oiled, ready for shooting, and are now ' ’8 onspecialsle—each.. . L3t o e g wbis ey E L2 A few hundred Rifies, Carbines, Guns and Muskets, of all makes and descriptioas, still remain uncleaned. Many of them would make good weapons if properly cared for; all of them are suitable far decorating clubrocms, dens, ctc. This lot is marked for the special 9 8 c sa'e, beginning to-morrow, at the extraordinarily low price, each several thousaad y the'short ends ot 6 and 7 yards eac weight fabrics for w 48 nch Misiral 46- nch U goureux 48-inch Fancy Sti This is by m pece in 5 and $1.50. ale beg’ ns (o-mom-nw Come early to get your 2 styl'sh suit, house dress or walking skirt. 250 Snyder~Enficld Rifles Last Weelk of (he $7.40 Suit Sale. If you can use another Summer Suit, don’t miss this chance, Styishly cut, broad-shouldered, shape retain- ing front Sack Coats, single-breasted vests, trousers that hang as trousers should. These §10.00, $12.50 and $15.00 Suits are well made from good cheviots, cassi- meres and serges, and Monday and during the week, the Big Store’s $7 40 price - Sale of Boys’ Two-Piece Suits— Forages 9 to 15 years; knee pants; a large variety tand dark effects, neat mixtures, from which to make se'ection; were §3.50; sale 52 68 ] price, beginning Monday Sheet Music 10c. A Sale for Monday Only—500 copies of late and desirable Music; a samp'e lot, only one copy of each title; music published at soc a copy, that we sell reguhrly at zsc, to-morrow, choice ., Ten Popuiar $1.50 Books, 95c¢. Ten of the most popu'ar books of the day, pub- Jished at $1. 50 cach, on sale in the ig soous, Monday oty .- S d) S ““The Crisis,”” by Winston Churchill. «The Right of Way,” by Gilbert Parker. ¢“Cardigan,” by Robert Chambers. “Circumstance,” by S. Weir Mitchell. “D'ri and 1,” by Irving Bacheller. “Graustark,” by G. B. McCutcheon. +Tristram of Blent,” by Anthony Hope. +Count Hannibal," by Staniey J. Weyman. «Blennerhassett,’* by Charles T. Pidgin. “Captain Ravenshaw,” by R. N. Stephens. 10c Nathan Hale 5¢ Cigars, Special All This Week, 8 for 25c. Giove Saie Extraordinary. 63c Pair. ====S Nearly a thousand pairs of Women’s Two-clasp Kid Gloves — Small lots left from previous sales, on which occuicm they were sold at 7gc and $1.00 "é;;'p;x;'.}; twosclasp Kid Gloves, in colors and biack, all sizes; 325 pairs are two-clasp Mocha Gloves, in tans and browns, stylish, comfortableand durable. These, also, in all sizes. before size lines are broken. Come eirly, Sale of Mason Fruit Jars and Jelly Giasses. - Our First Great Fruit Jar Sale of the season. A thousand dozsn best quaiity Mason Fruit Jars at less than jobber’s cost. They are machine made, smooth tops, porcelain-lined screw caps. Monday only— Pints, 53¢ Dsz. Qts, 63> Doz. Half Gals, 85¢ Doz, Jaily Tumbiers—Fancy band, bright Extra Porczlain Caps—For Muon Fruit ]m, tin covers; on sale Monday only, dozen. . . 25¢c /i dazcn ...... Red Rubber Rm —For M:sor; i—'mu Jars; T it 3": finest quality; o G e g¢ Grocery and Liguor Sale. Don’t miss our Monday sale of Best Eastern Hnms—Nice, firm, sweet, sugar-cured meut; market; to-morrow only, 1b............ Best Coifce—Our most popu'ar Java and Mocha, either ground or in the bean; on saic Monday, 1b 29c Sauterne, Reisling or Burgundy—Our regular high-class wines; Monday, gallon . . 55€ Kentucky River Whisty—A good, straight Bourbon; Monday, full quarts. . . . & Fels Naptha Spap—s5 bars. . . . . ..28¢ Baking Fowder—Emporium best; our guaran- teed brand; Monday, 1-lb tins. . . . 302 Keck’s Ge!atinz—szrkhng, L packages 25¢ Heinz's Pickles—Either mixed pickles or chow= chow; bottle . . . 150 Pink Bezns—Best thry, Monday, 8 ibs 50 A B C Beer— Morday, pints, dozen . $1.40 Claret—A full-bodied table wine that we feel sure will please; gallon, L@ 5-gallon ............... Jote, o LSk Wl e SN g Condensed Milk—Dixie brand; 3 tins . 25@ Champion Whisky — Guaranteed 8 years old; R. B. Hayden Whisky—M:low, Mondy, gallon. . . . . . . . $2.490 ald goods, bottled in bond; Monday, bottle . Choice Brandy — California Grape Brandy; ............... 80¢c Monday, bottle . . . . . . . . . B88€@ $1.50 Hammocks $1.18. Do you want a thoroughly good, full-size Hammock, that will be sure to last you all the season—yes, and with fair usage, all of another season? If so, take ad- vantage of our Monday Hammock Sale. Piny Pony, 32. This good Ping Pong Sct, with two wood bats, a pair of well finished wood posts, with wire clamps, stout net and six hlll, complete with latest book of rules, onl s kit A Other uu—gx.oo, Sg.oo, ss.m, $7.50 and $10.00. % Vellum sets — goc, $1.00, $2.50, $5,00, $7.50, $10.00. The one in picture would be cheap at $1.50; it is a good, strong canvas weave, in pretty colorings; bas pillow spreader, short spreader at foot and a wide valance; Monday only $1.18 Strong, Open-weave Cotton Hammock— With wd- spredder at head, narrow spreader at foot, 5¢ A Sum ‘White Canvas Hammock, for. $7,00 mmnuwmmnnmmmmmmmmwmmmmmmmmmmm ats ot 263 Perry street; residence at 525 Fell | street; | on the north line of California street. feet west from Baker street, and cottage at 2714 Bush street; ler street, on the east line af Fillmore street; lots on the west line of Noe street, ty-five acro orchard, Saratoga District, to R. Bee. $5000; 26 acres, San Martin ram:}:‘ to W, J. Goepel, $2018; 10 acres, San Martin ranch, to J. Schuy, Chicago, $950; 10 acres, San Mar- tin ranch, to C. M, Kurtz, Stockton, $1000; 20 acres, San Martin ranch, to Howard Vernon. $2000; 20 acres, San Martin ranch, to G. R. fiats st 2712 and 27124 Bush street; lot 25x127%;_ lot t near Wal- near Fighteenth street, and also lots on the east line | Vernon Jr., §2000; 20 acres, San Martin ranch, of Paris avenue, near Amazon avenue, to General G. R. Vernon, San Francisco, | §2000; 123 acres. San Martin ranch, to Cap- tatn Wallace, San Francisco, $1250; 222 acres, San Mateo, $45,000; 10 acres at Redwood to G. H, Gerwin, San Francisco, $3500; b acres at Redwood to John F. Dupre, Oakland, §1345. Florin L. Jones & Co. just closed the sale of three handsome modern flats and ict 27:6x137:6 on the north side of Califor- are reported by 3. 1. Stull Charles B. Crothers, Mrs. F. F. | niz “cireet, 170 feet west of Jones, for | ‘E’no}?‘p B Tats T ACJ, | dohn L. Haskell to Georgo Coffey for Fossett, £, P. Hatcher, Wallace C. Avery, | 2L,000. Charles L. Smith; two lots each to George W. | F, B. Surryhne reports the sale of the Ferbert and Dr. Howard B. Gates; ten lots to | Southeast corner of Ellis and Steiner C.W. Coe. Also the following tracts: Twen- | streets, 68:9x87:6 feet, covered by a store 4 Carpet and Rug Sale Ciosing Out Many Designs. A great Carpet opportunity is offered you this weck. Dozens of this scason’s designs to be closed out. Cost of goods will not be considered. Of many patterns we have only enough for a rocm or two. Please bring the size of rooms with you if convenjent, and we’ll present to you a bargain opportunity not likely to occur again very soon. $150 Axminster Carpet—Beautiful designs and colorings; heavy pile carpet in such makes 23 Hartford and Smith's; to close, per yard . . . » « - . SNelD $1.35 Body Brussels—In a variety of patterns, Persian dnd floral desigms; heavy qualitys titlose), FadL L Ll il e nie e it s eig A B O’. $1.00 Tapestry Carpet—Ten-wire gnde; suitable for uny mnm, halls and stairs; sewed, laid and lined; to close, yard . . . 720 75¢ 'l'npesu'y—Good grade and large assortment; sewed and laid, ylrd 56, 55¢ Ingrain Carpet—Wool filling, heavy quality, 6 patterns, per yard. . . . 400 Made Up Rugs—Of Axminster, Body Brussels and Tapestry Carpets; size 3x3 L P S S e e S SR DS R - . 850 Mllmn! Rugs—Fancy weave, with Persian borders and Japanese figm'ed centers; 1.00 size 3x6 feet; to close Ingrain Art Squares—7 fect 6 inches by g feet; pretty designs; special $2,90 - Sale of Furniture Samples-~- A Rare Chance for Home Furnishers. Beginning Monday we make reductions ranging from 30 to 50 per cent on 77 sample pieces of finely made furniture—Sideboards, Din- ing Tables, Chiffoniers, bed- room and pnrlor suits, and odd pieces of almost every description. These goods must be immediately sold to make room for new stocks to.arrive. Extension Table—Like picture, well polished quarter-sawed golden oak, top forty-five inches square, five-inch rope effect legs, easy moving slides, extends six feet, formerly 20,000 AW o o e e e R T S S S T $12.00 Solid Oak Sideboard—Size 23x42 inches, oval front gue with heavy canopy top and 20x24-inch bevel pate mirror, reduced from $24.00, for this week . . . $14. 4D Extra Heavy Iron Bed—Pretty scroll effect, in. cream and gold or blue and gold enamel, no better make in the market, formerly sold for $27.00, to close . « $76.885 Fancy Spindle Child’s Crib—Made of g maple, very close weave wire ‘mattress, fancy § bnu knobs on corners, reduced from §8.50 ........ 5.65 Manlcl Folding Bed—OF hzrdwood oak and ash, double or three-quarter size, well made and finished, with two-ply col spring supported woven wire mattress; special this week. . . . . .....$714.85 Camp Stools—Hardwood frame with Heavp cativas foat, \apeciabthiscweeke - ~HP0h Same with back 20w o B Filannelettes 7% c. The woven makes, for night wear, etc.j best cloth; broken lots; worth 1oc a yard; until WL e e « 4G White Goods Sale. Two large lots for Monday's selling. We cleaned out the entire lines in these two Organdies, Seersuckers, Etc. New Oryl\dln—Thu double width, fine ity, in white, nile, sky, lemon, heliotrope, biack, red, etc., for which you generally pay 50c a yard; is priced by the Big Store . 350 Dress SeersucXers—The best makes of our American mills; colorings good as the im- ported; the very best Amkn; goods; for makes, and the quantity is large even for our dresses, waists, etc.; yard. . 100 immense output. They are fancy weaves c__— and dimity stripes, in good quality; worth £5¢ and 1634c a yard, but to-morrow I ‘!"."" Shipped they are specially priced . . . « . iic In Tin Boxes. White India Linon—A case of 5o pieces of this useful fabric; 30 inches wide; sheer, even threaded weave; yard 12%e Best French Mixed Candy, packed in tin boxes for countty shipment, without extra charge, 1, 35¢; 3 Ibs, $1.00. ATTEMPT TO HOLD UP caught them on Howard street, near WRARR RRAARR RARRAAR AR R AAR ARAR AR AR R AR AR AR ARAAAR TARR AR AR AAAA ARRAR ARAARR RARA AR SRR AR AR AR AR RAAAAL AR A AR LR ARRAR AAAAAA AR AAAAR LR RAR AR WARRR AAARAE TRRAAAA AR AR AR ARAAR AR AR AR AR R RARRRA RS AUAS AR daaaan and .three cottages, for $12,500. P. H. Jordan, late of Los Gatos, and Mark Lane, for some years a notary pub- lic of this city, have formed a partnership tn carry on a city and country real estate, rent ¢ollecting and insurance business at 116 Montgomery street. The six-story hotel to be erected on the northeast corner of Jones street and Louis place will cost $70,000. The owner is James Schwartz. Mrs. Blizabeth Hancock’'s apartment house on the north line of Ellis street, west from Leavenworth, will contain two stores and 150 rooms above. Nine flats will be ercted by Dr. Short on the west line of Van Ness avenue, north from Union street, to cost $34,000. A four-story and basement annex of brick will be added to the store of Gold- berg, Bowen & Co. on Sutter street at a cost of $25,000. A TRANSPORT EMPLOYE Cclored Man and a Boy Chased and Captured by Two Po- licemen. J’ghn Doherty, who is employed on the transport Warren, was held up by a col- ored man and a boy on East street, near Mission, about 1 o'clock yesterday morn- ing. The colored man presented a revol- ver at Doherty’'s head and ordered him to throw up his hands. He yelled for help before the thieves could get anything from him and his cries were heard by Policemen McGowan and Barry. The officers chased the two footpads and Steuart. The colored man was Eugene B. John- son, a porter living at 227 Second street. He was booked on charges of assault with intent to commit robbery and carrying a concealed weapon. Frank Clark, 17 years of age, who also had a revolver in his pocket, was booked on a charge of car- rying a concealed weapon. The two defendants appeared before Judge Mogan yesterday, but as neither the officers nor Doherty were present the cases were continued till to-morrow. —_—— New Things in Cameras. New cameras, new films, new plates, new papers. Full lines of fresh goods at correct pflceu Also printing and develop- ing. Sanborn, Vail & Co., 741 Market st. * Rock Island Route Excursions Leave San Francisco every Wednesday and Sunday, via Rio Grande and Rock Island Rail- ways, and via Los Angeles and El Paso every Sunday and Tuesday, via Southern Pactflc and Rock lsland Rallways, for Omaha, Kansas City, Chicago and all points East. For further information _address Clinton Jones, Agent Rock Island Raflway, 624 Mar! —_————— Improvement Club Meets. At a meeting of the Golden Gate Val- ley Improvement Club held Friday night the following resolution was adopted: Resolved, That we, the members of the Golderi Gate Valley Improvement Club, do most respectfully request the honorable Board of Supervisors to grant to the United Rallroads the mhl—z&;-y on Bay shrest 6 from Fillmore treet te power-house butlding lnnr?inn:- llt; North Point ”