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' • BUSINESS rH\>CK>.
••• Vv^F^crN-SELLYOU OUT AT SHORT NO-
" \\ See: try 11s. PBOLL, STENBERG & CO.,
••'..87-3% Market st.^ '
'■"• FOR SALE^IMMEDIATELY; HOTEL, LOCA-
-"'X tefl among factories: several hundred men em-
"'â– .... i-i vicinity; sacrifice: sickness: suitable man
. .- and wif^i! PKOLL & STENBERG. 873% Market.
â– >, ArvA SPLENDID paying restau-
: " .'* V L'"M'. rant: principal street: near Market:
• Wojdtirelv clears $150 to $200 a month: full inves-
and trial given. PROLL & STENBERG,
... .-B?3i{, Market st.
•• „.-,. FOR SALE THIS WEEK— POPULAR
■•" : 9yOOU. - corner cigar-store: will sell at Invoice; j
"•fi-x-hires worth the money: value in sight. PROLL,
'.- i STENBERG, 873% Market at.
: ' '■••s^-|« COR. SALOON. TRANSFER POINT; !
: .■£:< •' • bis day and night trade; safe; cash-regls-
â– 'fcri fixtures worth money Ask.l: must sell; other
â– ' : ! -business. PROLL & STENBERG, 873% Market. :
: • TjUijST-CLASS BILLIARD AND READING
â– -X" parlors; European style- elegantly furnished; ;
. i ; Vsr wines, coffee. dPlicacies: parlors reserved
â– ffbr ladies. PROLL &STKNBERG, 873% Market.
: 5Tn^ A GROCERY, BAR, 10-ROOM HOUSE;
;'. â– .."**>â– 1 I '. )' I. sacrifice account death of proprietors:
..\cpbibijied coalyard, boarding-stable, 6 horses, 6
â– vwns: teams steadily employed: big-paying In-
"••vtei?ii>ent. PROLL & St EN BERG, 873% Market, j
.WfAnfi HANDSOMELY FITTED-UP SA- i
• • ; .o'i.UvJU. loon near Kearny st. will bear inves-
ViFsdhon: trial given. PROLL & STENBI
> • s-T-oVi Market st.
• -'3X7.-: CHICKEN RANCH OF 2 ACRES:
•" . -«3r I- ( •'. house of 7 rooms ail necessary coops ;
: â– t,c:;se>. for laying hens; incubator, etc. ; has chick-
-: Vwiand choice breeding hens: long lease: rent $10:
••T/iorfjhan value in sight; situated near this city.
• : «.;VS 3 .AM). 719 Market st.
.■"•jTIL BARGAINS THIS WEEK:
. . • A ' Pork and delicacies store $250
"Avood and coal yard, horse and wagon 275
'.'••Branch bakery and coffee parlor 95
. . Kutcher shop, horse and wagon; clears $100. 450
.' :. Corner saloon, clears $75 275
.•.•Saloon and liquor store 650 j
• •Kestaura.nt, receipts $15 a day 350
..Hotel, 50 rooms, clears $150 1000 I
."•."Partner in a corner saloon 2M)
Horseshoeing shop T 175
. " Branch bakery, 4 rooms. .". 350
Corner grocery and bar 250
•• T* bay or sell see GUS STRAND. 719 Market st.
••"q~7AA buys a" centrally located
•. ' "k> house of 21 rooms; rent only $75; all j
rented: will clear $100 per month. Apply SMITH, ;
IiUBER <fc CO., 1001 Market st. I
" Ig I-A FRUIT STORK: GOOD STOCK; i
•_ I«J'». wagon and horse; rent #6: bargain.
Apply SMITH, HUBER & CO.. 1001 Market st.
V l "( I SINGLE LADY WANTS A SOBER j
OXtJU. man as partner in restaurant. Apply
SMITH, HUBER & CO., lOCi: Market st.
< %) "\<» ' ACCOUNT OF ACCIDENT IN
»i}-t>U. the country, a responsible partner
wanted, or will sacrifice elegant new stock of deli-
cacies; north of Market; 100 per month; for lady ;
or gentleman. DOLAN, 632 Market st., room 2.
Q<9' A FORTUNE MAN AND WIFE;
O~t— •' corner candy and icecream business;
' elegantly fitted; delightful living-rooms: cheap â–
rent. P. A. DOLAN «£ SONS., 632 Market, rm. 2.
QT^A SALOON AND LODGING-HOUSE OF
*? • O\J. 10 rooms for sale: both doing a first-
class business. Inquire 19 Sixth st.
QQAA FINESALOON; DOING GOOD BUSI- j
i£O\J\J. ness: splendid location; nice stock and >
fixtures: or would take a partner. 19 Sixth st.
II LV LIQUOR-STORE: GOOD OLD COR-
X ncr; established 20 years; clearing $100 per
month. DF.CKKR. 1206 Market st.
<» |A COFFEE SALOON AND RESTAU-
C>OUU. rant. DECKER. 1206 Market st.
QQAA CIGAR-STORE ON ~ MARKET
»_ O\J\J. street: fine business: reasons for sell- j
In?, goin* into other business. BUCHANAN <£ I
CO., 765 Market at. â–
<~ " A YOUNG BUSINESS MERCHANT OF j
• •J/ • O\J . good standing and reputation wants
j>artner in his wholesale produce commission- ,
house; controls large first-class trade from all parts !
of the Pacific Coast; established since 1879; does ,
. an enormous business and season is just opening;
â– '. offer is grand opportunity for some active Indus- i
• " trions man: must have help; will guarantee in- \
.. • coming man $100 per month, and during season i
'. $200: is a chance in lifetime; don't miss it. GEO.
.'. STEWART, 632 Market st.
" fl_l "A PARTNER WANTED IN LIGHT
±O\J. manufacturing business; proprietor has
" been in business here for eighteen years: no previ-
ous experience necessary; suitable for steady man
satisfied with $15 to $20 pr week. 9 Geary st.,rm 2.
OOD-PAYLNG CANDY-STORE, WITH FAC-
tory and ice-cream parlor: owner has to leave
for Europe, bnt can stay with successor till he learns 1
'; the trade. 130 Ninth st. |
"•" £ I *)£. PARTNER FOR A GOOD, CLEAN
. I —•->. and neat cash business. H.WEHNER, \
â– 539 California st.
AKERY. NOTIONS AND LAUNDRY. 630
Errant st.
.-" pORNER GROCERY , BAR, STOCK AND FIX- j
\J tures: good trade. Apply this office.
Q7X BRANCH BAKERY AND NOTION- j
• ' •_ I >'. store: 3 living-rooms: large yard and sta- I
ble; rent $3. Apply ac Call Office. I
BKSMTHTI AND STOCK FOR SALE i
In the-country; good -trade am! cheap rent; j
â– house above- shop; 16 miles from San Francisco ;
' â– s<.or6esholng and general blacksmithing. Address
11. TAY'LOR, San Ansel mo, Marin Co., CaL
RANCH BAKERY' FOR SALE. CHEAP. AD-
dress B. 8., box 91. Call Branch Office.
pROCERY AND BAR; OLD ESTABLISHED:
VJT no opposition; low rent. 217 Valiejo st.
pHICKEN RANCH IN MARIN COUNTY,
: \J $600; 500 chickens, cot taste 5 room:. For fur-
ther information apply 12 Salina place.
_1O; FINE SALOON: SPLENDID BAR-
I — ''J • room and fixtures: near terminus of 3
• cable roads; owner going to Alaska. 19 Sixth s:. I
pORNERGROCERY ; BAR; 4LI VING-ROOMS ;
*_' vii! sell a: value in stock on account of other
business. Apply 940 Bryant st.
- XST INDUSTRIOUS, ARNESTPART-
* » ner. In good paying business, to look after help
• and cash: f 250 required. 246 Ninth st.
PARTNER WANTED WITH SMALL CAPI-
X tal ; good chance for young man; no Sunday or
evening work. 712 Post st.
TIT ANTED — STEADY SOBER MAN as
»» partner in paying business: trade easily
learned; no Sunday work; $100 required. For
particulars Inquire 248 Ninth st.
OR SALE — OLD-ESTABLISHED DINING- |
room: central location, doing rood business ; '
good reason for selling. 227 Geary st.
DAK GREATEST BARGAIN IN TOWN;
13 must be sold at once; no humbug. Apply Call
Office.
SALOON: CHEAP: GOOD TRADE. INQUIRE
BLUMENTHAL it CO., 658 Mission st.
SALOON TO BE SOLD CHEAP IF PUR- |
chased immediately. 1633 Market st.
T?OR SALE — BOOTBLACK-STAND AND I
X laundry office. Cor. First and Howard sis.
1 > E3TAURANT: NO BETTER OFFER TO i
it man and wife or to partner; cheap rent; good i
location and business. Apply Call Branch.
ARBEB-SHOP WANTED IN THE COUN- I
try; state particulars, price, income, rent, etc.
Country, box 98. Call Office.
QQAA MILK, DAIRY AND CHICKEN
•„ O\J\J. ranch across the bay: has 8 fine cows.
2 horses. new wagon, barn, outhoases and 150 Leg-
• horns: 4-room house and 50 acres of land at lowe«t
rent. GEO. STEERS <fc CO., 22 Kearny st.
< i Ann FIRST-CLASS SALOON IN HEART
0 1 l/v/v/. of city: large stock: fine fixtures;
$35 a- day. MICH ELS & WOOD, 917 Market st. ;
OR SALE— CHICKEN AND HOG RANCH; |
San Bruno road, near 5-mile House. Inquire at
GRAPE'S saloon, terminus of cars.
QQ'A CIGAR-STORE; FIXE LOCATION: j
•_ OO\J. good trade; must be sold at once; party i
going away. BUCHANAN & CO., 765 Market st.
SALOON — MUST BE SOLD TO-DAY^ 15^
quire 114 Seventh st.
DAY SALOON, 15 AND 17 LKIDESFORFfHt"
Inquire bet. 10 and 12 and 2 and 4 p. m.
0 STABLIBHKDHOTKL: 40 ROOMS; $50
•'\J rent; account sickness. 18 First st.
TT'OBSALE— BBANCH BAKERY* AND VARIE-
X I ties with two living rooms. Apply 330 Nine-
. teenth at,
pIGAR-STAND; ITT FRONT; NO RENT.
Vj 657 Folsom at., after 6. I
i^"OR SALE— CIGAR-STAND; $150. 235 EAST
street, opposite Ferry depot. i
RANCH BAKERY. NOTIONS, ETC., FOR ;
sale. 2549 Foisom sU I
"^OR I sale cheap-newsstand and I
I laundry office. Apply 41 Fourth st. !
Q9( A PARTNER WANTED IN LODGING-
C*— V. house, saloon and restaurant by A. J.
SMITH, 105 New Montgomery st.
p OOD-PAYING BUSINESS FOR SALE, VERY
.vJ reasonable, on account of sickness. 607 Sac-
ramento st.
OALOON FOR SALE: GOOD LOCATION:
O canse, owner going to Europe. 540 Commercial.
pORNER SALOON-WILL BE SOLD CHEAP.
\J 865 Bryant st.
]> ELI ABLE. CAPABLE MAN HAS SOME
-it $400 or so and services for legitimate business:
no saloona or restaurants. H. C box 102 Call Office.
VTICELT LOCATED BAKERY AND STA-
-Li tionery-store: established 15 years; owner
must leave town. Apply 341% Fifth st.
Ql AAA SALOON AND LODGING-HOUSE
OXUULf. of 19 rooms, all furnished, for sale
' Apply 719 Howard st.
pOFFEE SALOON FOR SALE CHEAP. AP~-
\J ply «15 Montgomery st.
T?IRST-CLASS BAKERY FOR SALE: OWNER
X 1 retiring. Apply Call Branch.
QQAAA STATIONERY' AND BAZAAR:
•_ < Vuu. well located and established on best
fctrept In S. F. Apply CUNNINGHAM, CURTISS
A_WELCH, 327 Sansome st.
< " '{ lf W \ GOOD - PAYING STATIONERY-
' Wi 'V. „,, and news agency ln Auburn;
'-i kI c for anyone suffering from pulmonary
lEPj^j^^Address W. H. SAWYER. Auburn, cJ.
"VV '* V , r . Kl> - SUPPLY FAMILIES WITH
»nd f" I ,' < ; ti:ttr " l distilled water in 5%-gallon lots
ThP t£?« d«' \ Oc a sallon ' free of expressage.
The RaUton Health Food Company, 2o3 suttcFSt-,
otkl^fepCego^ 1132 " ii^Broadwlv!
$350 " Ll> ESTABLISHED BI^.CKSMITH-
T^t ,«L; laf L aDd »»«wBesboin{ business with
stock, t«ols. Main at., p. o. 164, Napa Cicy.
BUSINESS CHAyCES-Contlnned.
FOR SALE-RESTAURANT; ACCOUNT SICK-
X ness. 2932 Sixteenth st., near Capp.
F OR SALE-BAKERY, NOTION AND CANDY
X store. 1906 Mission st.
F? R , SALE-HOME RESTAURANT: GOOD
X business. Apply this office.
■P»OR SALE-OLD-ESTABLISHED MANUPAC- I
x turing business, with best machinery; has in !
SJ?SS? s(^, construction orders amounting to over
*SWJ<J: this is a rare chance for a bargain. For
particulars address Owner, box 162. Call Branch.
LODGING-HOUSES FOR SALE.
xn-Ro- m HOUSE, NEAR market; MOST
u\j popular, best paying, thoroughly respectable;
present owner 7 years: retiring from business.
PROLL & STENBERG, Market st.
QQAAA PARTCASH; FINE CORNER BAY-
♦J7OV/V'V». window house of 40 well-furnished
rooms near Market at., clearing about $100 per
month ; sickness cause of sale. GUS STRAND,
719 Market st.
TO BUY OR SELL A LODGING-HOUSE
X quick for cash see GUS STRAND, 719 Market.
Q9AAA HOUSE OF '28 ROOMS: CHEAP.
• JIUII.. GUS STRAND, 719 Market st.
♦_M ROOM HOUSE, GOOD SUBSTANTIAL '
•-'-L furniture; Market St.; rent cheap; clears ;
$150 monthly; what have you to offer; cash or
trade? must positively sell. P. A. DOLAN <fc !
SONS, 632 Market at., room 2.
oTTrOOM S~ON~~MA RKET ST.; ELEGANT :
OKI clears $100, $1500. SPECK'S, 30 Montgy. '
C?OXA 30 ROOMS PLAINLY FURNISHED-
• — O\J. clears $40. SPECK'S, 30 Montgomery, i
ia-boom HOUSE: RENT ONLY ?75; CLEAR-
""!'/ ing $100 month: location is the best; see It 'I
DECKER, 1206 Market st.
OA-ROOM CORNER HOUSE; RENT $40 ;
j OU price $550. DECKER, 1206 Market si.
i T~ODGING-HOUSE OF 19 ROOMS FOR SALE •
; -Li rent cheap. Apply Call Office.
j©l n C 10-ROOM LODGING-HOUSE; FINE
tu)X'4O. location. BUCHANAN & CO., 765 :
j Market st. ' j
')i \A 1 BOOMS furnished; going
•_ _' 'U. away; make offer. A. D., box 97, Call
office.
T~OI>GING-HOUSE 8 SUNNY FURNISHED
XJ rooms; rented: must sell at once. 747 How-
ard st.
,_•>,!/. LODtiINCJ-HOUSE ON 16 ROOMS.
, OvU. Inquire 260% Brannan st. j
I OItNER LODGING-HOUSE, 14 ROOMS, A i
• bargain. Apply 12 Eddy, from 2toBp. m.
â– l AND ALL, COME FOR BARGAINS TO BUT- I
, 1 TERFIELD. real estate, Crocker building.
FURNITURE FOR SALE.
H^^^^TcRXs~KYT^FTR"NrTiu^ET^CA^PE^rs\
. pictures, folding and iron qeds at sacrifice
; piles. Cal. step-ladder ir.aufd for the trade. 779
Mission, S. F.. Cat
IS IT UKE~OF 9 ROOMS FOR SALE. 441
X Jessie st.
TJEDROOM SETS. $11: OAK CHAIRS. $1;
X> carpets, 45c. SHIREK. 1310-1312 Stockton.
pUT PRICES IN FURNITURE AND CARPETS i
\J this week at McCABE'S, 948-950 Mission st.
EDUCTIONS ON LARGE STOCK, NEW AND
' XV- second hand; 400 carpets, good as new; oil- â–
| cloth. 25c; parlor suits, $19 up: linoleum, 45c;
i 7-piece chamber suits, $14 50; cornice-poles, 25c;
! ranges, $6; cash or installments; goods shipped
tree. T. H. NELSON. 126 Fourth st.
CARPETS.
r^AR^ETsT^S^rLTNoTE^MT^ScT^ED^O^M
\J set, $11. SHIREK. 1310-1312 Stockton st.
CARPET CLEANING.
CITY ST_AM~ CARPET BEATEWG AND
Renovating Works, 38 and 40 Eighth st. G. R. ;
STEVENS, manager. Telephone No., south 250. :
[ pARPETS THOROUGHLY CLEANED AND
\J renovated same as new. S. FERGUSON *fc
CO., 23 Tenth st. Telephone number, south 36.
HEN YOU BECOME DISGUSTED WITH
! " poor work send to SPA ULDING'B Pioneer Car- S
! pet Beating Works, 353-7 Tehama; tei. So-40.
pONKLIN'S CARPET BEATING WORKS. 333
V Golden Gate aye. : telephone east 126.
pARPETS WELL CLEANED. BARBERS, 236 !
\J 14th. nr. Mission; tel. (Mission) 100. i
THE J. E. MITCHELL CARPET-CLEANINO j
Co. uncorp.); old established carpet cleaning i
machines ; cleaning 3c yard. 230 14th, ML 6074.
MCQUEEN'S CARPET BEATING AND REN-
• ovatlns works. 453 Stevenson: teL 8223.
PIANOS. VIOLINS AND SHEET SIC.
U PRIGHTS, STEIN WAY. WEBER, BELOW
V cost; Emerson $85. HEINE, 40 O*FarreU st.
ARGAINSIN NEW AND2D-JIAND PIANOS;
Hazelton, Brown _ Simpson, Mozart, etc. ; hard-
i limes prices: Installments. EATON, 735 Market st. â–
WANTED— UPRIGHT PIANO FOR I
"$75 cash. P. A., box 91. this office. â–
ISFORTUNE CAUSES THE FORCED »ALE
of an elegant upright; owner leaving the city.
P.oom 10, Flood building.
â– DEAUTIFUL STErNWAY ORDERED SOLD j
D by owner for one-half its value. Room 21,
Flood building.
QUAKE PIANO, GOOD FOR PRACTICE, i
price $25; upright $65. THE J. DEWING
CO.. second floor. Flood building. \
ELEGANT UPRIGHTS SACRIFICED: CASH 1
or installments: Schubert, Stein wav and Decker
I Bros. JAMES KEEFFE, 515 Van Ness aye.
I A BETTER AND EASIER PLAN TO BUY A
I -t\- good piano by renting. Be careful to go to
j KOHLER & CHASE'S, 28 and 30 O'Farrell st.
ECKER 8R05., -STEIN WAY. FISCHER AND
other first-class makes of pianos: little used;
cheap for cash or on easy terms. KOHLER .£
CHASE, 28 and 30 O'Farrell st. ]
EMME A LONG PIANO CO., 340 POST— !
Pianos sold on installments; send for illus-
trated catalogue.
REAT BARGAINS IN SECOND-HAND PI-
VJT anos at SHERMAN, CLAY <fc CO. cor. Kear-
ny and Sutter sts.
\TEW PIANOS FROM $100 UPWARD; EASY
_> payment-!. SHERMAN, CLAY & CO., cor.
Kearny and Sutter sts.
PIANOS SOLD UPON NEW RENT CONTRACT j
X plan; please call and have it explained: the I
easiest terms ever quoted for procuring fine pi&no.
SHEKMAN, CLAY <£ CO., cor. Kearny and Sutter. '
ASY TERMS; LOW PRICES. KuHLER cfe {
CHASE. _^
\y G. BADGER, WITH BENJ. CURTAZ, 20
» » . O'Farrell, agent for Hallet and Davi pianos.
EVV ELEGANT UPRIGHTS, STANDARD
makes, almost new. half original cost; see at
once. F. W. SPENCER <£ CO., <21 Market st.
AC VAIS, 769 MARKET— MUSIC %
iX price: Decker & Son pianos.
YRON MaT'ZY, 308 POST SOHMER,
Newby 4 Evans, Briggs and other pianos.
TEINWAY UPRIGHT; SLIGHTLY USED;
grand tone; half-cost. SPENCER, 721, Market.
QUPERIOR VIOLINS, ZITHERS. OLD A NEW.
0 H. MULLER. maker, repairer. 2 Latham place.
HORSES.
W ANTED— ONE SPAN OF HORSES CAP-
• * able of trotting in about 3 minutes; must be
not less than 15% hands high, drive without pull-
ing on lines, gentle, sound and not over eight years
old and must be of stylish appearance. Address L.,
box 151, Call Office. ' . - - j
AY MARE 6 YEARS OLD, WITH PHAETON
and harness; suitable for a lady or doctor. Ap- .
ply 17 Hoff aye., near Sixteenth st. J
HORSE AND WAGON, SUITABLE FOR
laundry or bakery. Call 402 Devisadero St.,
bakery. " . . 1
"C"OR SALE— ON ACCOUNT OF OWNER'S DE- '
X parture for the East, 2 saddle horses, single
footers: best in the state for gentleman or lady: ;
well broken Can be seen at ("onion's stable, 1523
California St., near Polk. bet. 10 and 12 a. m.
I^OR SALE— STYLISH MARE: OR TRADE j
for bicycle. Mare, box 127, Call Branch.
HORSES PASTURED: $2 A MONTH; SEND j
for circular. F. A. HYDE, 630 Commercial at. |
1 A/k SETS SECOND-HAND HARNESS; ALL j
X\J\J kinds; second-hand wagons, buggy, carts; â–
also 20 cheap horses. Fifteenth and Valencia sts.
WAGONS AND CARRIAGES.
VtW WAGON CHEAP. 800 HAVES.
HARNESS AND . WOODEN TOP
wagon. 112214 Folsom st.
TIII'.KE-SPRING WAGON: TOP AND HAB
X ness. 1621 Market St., SHAW'S.
ACK AND HARNESS FOR SALE CHEAP.
Inquire room 53, 906 Broadway, Oakland.
FINK WHITE HEARSE FOR SALE CHEAP;
X cash or installments. Carvill Manufacturing
Company, 48 Eighth at. â– â– â–
"PINE BAKERY AND LAUNDRY WAGONS,
-L roclcawav. buggies: also hack. 828 Harrison.
*IOR1 OR SALE-MISCELLAyEOUS.
BICYCLE FOR S A LE— 5O-INCH~ENGLIS H
XJ safety, in fine condition; cost $180; price $25.
AddiessC. D. R., box 121. Call Office.
©I FO 1 ' a THOROUGHBRED ST. BER-
.N? of nard put, 10 months old, the finest in
the State; call and see hin^eog Jessie st.
OHOEMAKER'S KIT AND SEWING-
O mtchine: also sboefltters 1 or harness-makers'
working-rooms to let. Apply 4 Virginia place,
near Pine st. ' - â– ...-â– â– â– -
N o^,, 1 FKEBH X COW FOR SALE. APPLY
XI Minnesota st., bet. Bntte and Napa, Potrero.
TTJ««H *_J_n,Ycow FOR SALE CHEAP.
Heights Wolf at., bet. York and Bryant, Bernal
VI ARTIN GUITAR: NEW; COST 50, SELL
for half price. 805 Guerrero st.
T3EMINGTON No. 2 TYPEWRITER; NEW
J.V machine; a bargain. all 620 Sutler at.
GOOD CUSHION TIRE SAFETY; ONLY $20.
328 McAllia:er st. .
VKW RANGES CH-APEB THAN SKCOND-
-^1 hand. W. S. RAY Mfg Co., 12 California s:.
C HORSE-POWER GAS ENGINE FOR SALE:
O offer wanted. Inquire 820 Kearny st.
WILSHIRE SAFE. LX, PRESS, SCALE,
coffee-mill and money-tUI; cheap. 102 Clay st. \
p IO UNTE R 8, - SHELVING, SHOWCASES I
\J bought fetid sold. 1121% Market, bet. 7ih»ud Bth I
THE SAX FRANCISCO CALL, TUESDAY, APRIL 9, 1895.
city real estate.
t^obbV^latsT^" ~~ ~~-~^^
location choice, '
magnificent view.
i $4300—2 handsome flats (just completed), con-
i sisting of 5 and 6 rooms, bath and high basement;
; elegantly equipped and contain every modern im-
, provement ; bric-a-brac mantels, porcelain bathtubs, â–
gas fixtures, cement sidewalk, etc.; income $42 50
; per month; size of lot 25x110; terms $800 cash ;
balance monthly; 1017-1017% 20th st.. just W. of
Castro. TOBIN A McNALLY. 630 Market st.
NAP SHOTS. " ■-•
SNAP SHOTS.
$950—50x100; N. side Slyer aye., 50 feet E.
from Craut; College Homestead.
$375— Cost $750: 60x100: NE. cor. Yale and
: Feltonsts.; block 128, University Homestead As-
sociation.
$275 — 120x100; SE. cor. Harvard and Burrows
i sts.; block 103, University Homestead Association.
! CHARLES C. FISHER, 507 California st.
| Qir- LOT 25x80 FEET, NEAR MISSION
O * I O. street.
$700— 5-room modern cottage: lot 25x130; half
'â– block from car line; half cash.
â– Four fiats, near 6th and Howard; lot 25x80 feet;
rents s44; $4300. Other bargains; free circulars.
SPECK'S, 30 Montgomery st.
-/ W i RESIDENCE OF 7 ROOMS, EXCEED-
O 1 \J\J. ingly low rent. STEERS, 22 Kearny.
■\rERY CHEAP— BEAUTIFUL SMALL PLACE
: V In Berkeley for poultry, etc.; one-half cash,
! balance on time; only $350. Grocer, Page and
i Devisadero ats.
C'Or\ AAA FINE BUSINESS PROPERTY;
C_,«).UUU. 3 stores, 8 nats; make offer. 325
. Fifth st. •
QQAAA LARGE NEW CORNER STORE:
»JOUUU. brick basement; 8 rooms upstairs;
lot 26:8x100. SE. cor. Point Lobos'and Eighth
' avenues.
THOSE HANDSOME NEW FLATS, Mc-
Allister st., near Baker, this week, and consult
owner. L. FUIEDLANDER, 429 Montgomery st.
I- ALECH EA A N BOOM HOUSE IN
the Western Addition on easy terms; sunny ex-
I posure. Apply at drugstore, SW. cor. Grant aye.
I and - tter st.
>_•• 1-/1/1 HOUSE, 5 ROOMS; BARN, ETC.,
C I I '■" '• in Berkeley: lot 100x100, with creek.
$5250— House, 7 rooms; fine corner: 120x135,
with orchard.
$1000— Fine corner: 40x100; macadamized; $100
down, $100 yearly.
I CHAS. A." BAILEY, 46 Market St., or Berkeley
I station. Berkeley.
BA â– A 1 N : 51450; 2-STORY 7-ROOM COT-
tage in Holly Park; corner lot; 50x50; can be
j bought for small payment down; balance same as
rent. CADENASSO A CO n 512 Montgomery st.
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
S"~uißDl\^usN^7)F^T7rFrTloT^rN^^
this fine body of land we will sell in 10, 20 or
40 acre tracts for 1-3 0I former prices, and it will
grow all kinds of fruit, vegetables and alfalfa;
about 4 miles NW. of Woodland. County, Cal.,
and 1% miles from the celebrated Hatch Yolo
I orchard; terms easy; healthy for hogs and
(chickens: mu&tbesold: apply at once. BOVEE,
! TOY A CO., 19 Montgomery st.
F OR~~SALE— 80 ACRES LAND: PARTLY'
fenced; good well of water; half mile from
school. see (.US STRAND, 719 Market st.
! G BAND HOME; 14 ACRES IN FRUIT AND
VJT vegetables; adjoins Haywards: an level; neat
cottage: barn; 1100 trees; 200 chickens: tools,
etc.: offer wanted ; circular free. Apply SPECK'S,
30 Montgomery st.
18 EQUAL SHOW FOR ALL; STRAIGHT,"
-»"V fair and square deal. An investment offered
that is honest. Own your own home and be inde-
pendent. Try It and you will find that we advise
you right. We will sell you 40 acres of alluvial
soil In the Warren Green Rancho, Glenn County,
! Cal., for $2£o. one-third down, balance in 60
I monthly payments, without interest, and will
i throw in town lot land suitable for poultry, fruit, ber-
â– ' ries or grain: needs no irrigation. Climate unsur-
! passed anywhere In California. 168 miles north of
San Francisco and only 9 miles from county seat.
For investments and information address or call
on the H. M. BENSON CO., 902 Broadway, Oak-
land.
j ANTED— SEVERAL SMALL TRACTS OF
" land between 5 and 40 acres between San
Francisco and San Mateo. EDWIN K. ALSIP &
CO., room 9, rotunda Mills building, S. F.
X AND: AN EXTRAORDINARY BARGAIN
: J-J of 160 acres of unimproved land in Kern Coun-
ty, opportunity of a lifetime for a person with a
few dollars: $320: remain at 7 percent. Full par-
ticulars. MURDOCK, West House, Agnews, Cal.
IF YOU WANT A RANCH FOR GRAZING
purposes or an orchard already improved, where
only a small cash outlay is required, balance pay-
able in 6 or 7 years, apply at 326 Montgomery »t..
San Francisco.
BAIN IN ALAMEDA COUNTY; 320
XJ ceres of foothill land; plenty of wood and
water; only $6 per acre. Inquire JAMES CA-
j HILL. 408 Twelfth St., Oakland.
] ANTED— 50 HEAD OF SMALL MULES,
1 M broke; also 2 carloads of high grade cows, in
! exchange for clear Oakland real estate; will pay
part cash. Address P. O. box 86, Oakland.
QCHOOL LAND; 160 ACRES: ON RAILROAD;
O level: sold cheap. 324 Pine St.. room 17.
!7 11 AND 20 ACRE PIECES— A I FOR CHICK-
: I ; en ranches; on 8 and 10 years' credit; $25,
j »30, 870 and $100 per acre: within 1 mile of town.
D. H. TWING, Sonoma City, Cal.
AKIN COUNTY— SOOO ACRES 26 MILES
from San Francisco.
RANCHO DE NOVATO.
Tracts of any size desired; fruit, grain and vege-
, table land: no Irrigation: both rail and water
. transportation; $40 to $75 per acre; easy terms.
: town of Nova to: graded school, hotels and stores
on the property; send for circular.
Dairy for sale with or without cows
SYNDICATE INVESTMENT COMPANY, 64
and 65. Chronicle builditiz.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
QQ X A A NKW MODeIk'n~RESIDENCE : ; 2-
wOuuVi story, 7 rooms, near Webster and
Twenty-sixth sts.; good location: tine lot; terms to
suit. A. 11. BREED <£ CO.. 160 Ninth St.. Oakland.
T^OR SALE— A WELT-ESTABLISHED AND
X paying grocery business in Atameda: only rea-
son for selling is sickness. For full particulars, call
at 1002 Broadway, Oakland, CLOUGU <fc BAKER.
EVERAL HOUSES to let CHEAP: 4, 5, 6,
7 room houses: also furnished house of 12
I rooms near Clinton station. Address owner »n i
I premises, 953 Seventh aye., East Oakland.
j -ROOM HOUSE AND BARN; LOT 77x180;
â– ^ well of water: corner: $700: cost $1800. See
LODGE <fc POWELL. Frnitvaie.
<£ IOX A COZY COTTAGE ; 4 ROOMS, BATH,
isX£O\J. hall; lot 30x125; well: good location;
reduced for quick sale. HUGH M. CAMERON,
479 Ninth St., Oakland.
COX A A c. r. kern & CO., CENTRAL
iS)OO\J\J. Bank building, Oakland, have just
completed a tine modern 8-room house; corner lot;
10 minutes to Fourteen: local: will sell: easy
payments.
B" US I NESS AND RESIDENCE PROPERTY
sold on easy terms; small payment down or ex-
changed. E.E. BUNCE, 1008 Broadway, Oakland.
L'i'K A 1.1. -10 80-100 ACRES IN LOT 19. :
X Bellevue Tract, nr. Menlo Park and Stanford i
Univcrsltv: prica $5400. O. B. STURTEVANT, •
owner, 278 Thirteenth St., Oakland.
TTAYWARDS-20 ACRES, HALF IN BEAR-
XX Ing fruit; 4-room house, horse and cow; trade I
whole for Oakland property or sell 10 acres Cheap.
C. K. KING, 902 Broadway. Oakland.
QjiO AAH A BARGAIN— BUSINESS PROP-
*?■»—•""''• erty on San Pablo aye.: 125 feet
frontage. Apply to J. W. MOSS, 958 Broadway,
Oakland.
OR SALE— OFFER WANTED FOR A LARGE
residence and grounds on the heights, East Oak- •
land, near Borax Smith's palatial residence, to close
an estate. BENEDICT & CO., 457 Ninth St.,
Oakland.
OOK! $160— LOTS IN FRUIT VALE ONLY
$1 cash and $1 a week ; buy a home and save
your small earnings; the new railroad will double
values in Oakland. H. B. PINNiIY, 902 Broad-
way, Oakland. -
» 1 9AA HOUSE, 6 ROOMS, in BERKELEY;
L_.Ul7. lot 40x100; one-third cash.
$400— Lot 40x100: $50 down, $10 monthly; near
proposed railroad.
(HAS. A. BAILEY. Berkeley station, Berkeley.
ft7FW|CASH WILL BUY A NICE 8-ROOM
O • 'J\J cottage, worth $2000. leaving a mort-
gage of $1000. Address WM. P. TO'DD, 1008
Broadway, Oakland. â– â– â– â– ..
OAKLAND furniture FOR sale.
FURNITURE AND CARPETS AT TOUBOWH
X price. H. SCHELLHAAS. 408 Eleventh st.
alameda real estate.
"XlXmeKaTb AIiiOANSr^FOR^CAsiT ANtTiN^
A stallments— Houses to let in ail parts of Ala-
nieil;.. H. I. MORE A L <fc CO.. 1432 Park st.
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.
ERE'S A BARGAIN; 7-BOOM'hO I 2
lots: only $2000. JOS. J. MASON, Dwight-
way station.
"v 3« ri\i \ NKW HOUSE OFB ROOMS;
<£O>J\J\>. corner loTTiear : station and school;
street work all done: a bargain. JOS. J. MASON,
Dwißht-way station, Berkeley.
1 Q MONTHLY— NEW 5-ROOM COTTAGE,
<Jp IO with mantel, bath, laundry, nantry: fenced-
sewered; lot 40x100: $1800. F. BOEGLE, Golden
Gate station : \V. C. MOB AN. Lorin.
BERKELEY PROPERTY ATA SACRIFICE,
JD beautiful homes cheap. W. E. SQUIRES, Ber-
ryman station. Berkeley. ■■-■-■«■:.■■--■:/'
ASSESSMENT NOTICES. ~~
a'ssessmxnt xoti'ok - sunol land
-lV and Improvement Company. Location of prin-
cipal place of business, San Francisco, California;
location of works, Sunol, Alameda County, Cali-
fornia..-' ' ' ■' ■■'■■■■• ■■V ■'■■■'■■'' •'■■.-.-,: ■■' '
Notice Is hereby jciven that at a meeting of the
Board of Directors, held on the sth day of April,
1895, an assessment, No. 16, of 50 cents per share
was levied upon the capital stock of ; the corpora-
tion, payable Immediately, in United States gold
coin to the secretary, at the office of the company,
508 California street, San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on ' the tenth day â– â– of May,
1895, will be delinquent and advertised for sale at
public auction; and unless payment is made before,
will be sold on TUESDAY', the second day of July.
1895, to pay the delinquent assessment, â– together
with the costs of advertising and expenses of sale.
By order of the Board.of Directors. - • -,
••■-.'.■ED E. POT l ER. Secretary.
Office— soB California St., San Francisco. Cal. -- "
houses TO let.
©TnT^^^^sE^i^NY~^O^MSr~AP^LY
fJIXU. in bakery, 1128 Harrison st.
C' 97 Z.i\ HOUSE OF 7 ROOMS AND BATH; |
tjs_il .O\J. newly papered; fine neighborhood;
water free. . Cor. Broderick and McAllister sts.
j QQjr TEHAMA, BET. FOURTH AND FIFTH—
I 000 8 rooms; good yard. '
1 /»Q9 EDDY— SUNNY HOUSE: ALL MODERN
! 00-i improvements. ' •
HOUSE OF 14 ROOMS AND BATH TO BENT
XX as a whole: suitable for 4 tenements; rent $35;
i 30121-2 Sixteenth St., bet. Valencia and Mission.
Apply to L. A. SOUC & CO., 465 and 467 Valencia
st., near Sixteenth. . '
HOUSE OF 7 BOOMS AND BATH: NEWLY
painted and all modern improvements: -rent
reduced. 1530 Castro St.; owner on premises to-
day. â–
-1 OHO SACRAMENTO, NEAR JONES— MOD-
±O\JO era house; 8 rooms: bath; cheap.
HOUSES, 8 ROOMS EACH: MODERN IM-
provements; $20. 2125 O'Farrell st.
0 I Q MINNA— DESIRABLE SUNNY HOUSE;
010 18 rooms; $50. O'FARRELL & CO., 11
: Montgomery st. â– .
T ; j~99 GUERRERO— IN BEST LOCALITY OF
1 __ the Mission: excellent house 10. rooms,
bath and laundry. 1136 Guerrero. â– - â– .-
9-STORY BAY-WINDOW HOUSE 8 ROOMS,
--â– bath, laundry, yard; in the warm part of the
I Mission; no fog; fine view. 16 Fair Oaks, near
: Twenty-first.
House 9 ROOMS, BATH AND LAUNDRY,
$20. Inquire 128 Tremont aye. .
J <_Q FRONT PART OF HOUSE, 2 ROOMS
! »4J)O. and kitchen. 72 Juniper st., off Folsom,
j bet. Tenth and Eleventh.
9Q TWENTY-THIRD, NEAR HAMPSHIRE—
— O Modern house, 6 rooms; bath; yard ; rent $18.
â– RESIDENCE; CLAY, BET. LEAVEN WORTH
-li and Hyde sts.: 10 rooms and bath: large yard,
j etc. Apply MADISON _ BURKE, 626 Market st.
FINE MODERN' BAY-WINDOW HOUSE 9
rooms, $55; suitable for doctor. 525 Golden
i Gate aye. .
E~LEGANT CORNER RESIDENCE OF 11
XJ rooms and bath: rent reduced to $40: 820
Guerrero St., cor. Liberty. O. 11. UMBSEN <fc CO.
jA 7 VALENCIA— B ROOMS AND BATH; ,
X"± I water free: rent $17.
Houa HOUSES, HOUSES, HOUSES,
To rent, to rent, to rent, to rent, to rent, to rent.
'BALDWIN .v HAMMOND. 10 Montgomery st.
FURNISHED^ HOUSES.
R~~ESPONSIBLE~ PASTIES ro TAKE FUR-
XV nished bouse and board lady, two children; no
I small children. 1203 Devisadero, bet. 2 and 3P. m.
Ci '/. V FURNISHED FLAT; DEVISADERO,
near Washington; 6 rooms, bath: completely
furnished; modern improvements: $42; water free.
j l;o\ I.K. TOY & CO.. 19 Montgomery st.
COTTAGES TO LET.
I ' 4-KooMi â– .'â– !A'.K>; YARdTsUn!
•7 I L.c)v/. 632 Second St., bet. Brannan and I
Townsend.
COTTAGE, 4 ROOMS; HALL, BASEMENT
and garden: no city fogs: cars on Twenty-
second st. 819 Dolores St., near Twenty-first.
i pOTTAGE:SB:3Koi APPLY 38 VICTOR
j \J St., bet. Seventh and Eighth, off Bryant.
I FINE BAY-WINDOW COTTAGE OF 4
tjpXO. rooms; bath ; basement. 33 Thirteenth.
SD N.\ COTTAGES; 4 AND 5 ROOMS; BATH,
O basement, â– â– â– â– :â– â– â– Cor. Dolores Fifteenth sis.
', FLATS TO l.i : .
1 â– -ant Nl-:\v ; I. a rsi BEVE NTH BELOW
' X- Bryant; 5 and 6 rooms: bath; $15 to $17.
"VTEW MODERN BAY-WINDOW FLAT: 5
'â– _.\ rooms ;-? 18; bath; gas: tubs. 911 Folsom,nr.sth.
QUNN V CORNER FLAT, $12; 4 BOOMS WITH
j 0 bath. 929 Nineteenth at. • ___ f
i 1 Aft FULTON— EXTRA FINE NEW UPPER
X"t" flat, 7 rooms and bath.
991 A FILMORE— FLAT, 7 ROOMS; MODERN
«-— ltt Improvements; ret.t $20.
! _D FLAT, 4 ROOMS; NO CHILDREN. 1123
] «JO. Valiejo'st., neat Leavenworih.
' T> EDUCED TO ?20: UPPER FLAT 6 SUNNY
iXV rooms, bath. 628 3 v «:omast.
i "(_ 1 9 FLAT 5 ROOMS AND BATH. 489
j »!px._.'. Sanchez st., cor. Eighteenth.
9 EXTRA CONVENIENT FLATS; 6 AND 7 ;
— ■rooms, baths: modern improvements; sun all
day. Fell St., bet. Broderick and Baker.
1 pLATS TO LET— 4 AND 5 ROOM SUNNY
' flats. 568-570 Folsom St., near Second. :
r.-|9 NICE FLAT: 4 BOOMS AND YARD.
•_ »--• 444 Clementina St., near sixth.
v^l '_> THREE ROOMS AND BATH. 2211
iJ)lO. Polk St., bet. Valiejo and Green.
JJ99 616 GROVE, N. SIDE, KB. LAGUN A—
v"— — . Flat; 6 rooms; bath. __ -
AY-WINDOW V LAT O 3 ROOMS; RENT
$10. 1581 Folaom st.
99Q OLIVE AYE., OFF ELLIS ST.. ABOVE
1 £l£iV Van Ness aye.— Flat 4 rooms; »13.
0 ELEGANT SUNNY Mm i:RN"TLATS.' 925
__ and 935 Golden Gate aye., opp. Jefferson square.
\TE\V SUNNY UPPER QOBNEB FLAT; 6
i-> rooms, bath : grand view ; $25. 618 Webster st.
• /V_9 FOLBOM— SUNNY BAY-
-lUt<j window flat; 6 rooms; bath.* Inquire of
! J. EAGAN, 1129 Folsom st.
"Ti LAT~OF4 ROOMS, BATH. MODERN IM-
X provements: 'sunny side. 722 ' 2 Twentieth st.,
Dear Capp.
T= 1 = 3 M I IO N, " NR. ELEVENTH — 6
, luliJ4 beautiful papered rooms; bath: station-
I ary tubs.
J. I SUNNY ROOMS: YARD. 62 NOR-
X folk St., off Harrison, near Eleventh. .
\'l-:v. FLAT— BAY-WINDOW; i OUR ROOMS;
IN hath. 2034 Bryant aye.
i VEWLV PAPEP.ED SUNNY FLAT OF 3 '
I _-< rooms: *12; water free. 356 Third st.
I 1 71 i POST-3 AND 4 ROOM SUNNY FLATS;
111 i bath: garden; $17 and $18.
1 1 Of , l HOWARD— FLAT OF 7 ROOMS AND
XXOU4 bath; all modern conveniences.
! T OWJ-.K FLAT 3 BOOMS, YARD. CELLAR.
1 Xj 29 Dore st.. Between Ninth and Tenth, Harri-
! son and Bryant: $10.
A ROOMS; UPPER FLOOR. 82 EVERETT ST.,
" near Fourth.
EI.Ki I A NT SUNNY FLAT 7 ROOMS, BATH:
XJ beautifully papered and frescoed. 713 Grove.
FLATB, FLATS, FLATS, FLATS, FLATS,
To rent, to rent, to rent, to rent, to rent, to rent.
BALDWIN «£ HAMMOND, 10 Montgomery st.
mLILY AYE.— LOWER FLAT; 4 ROOMS; I
key at- grocery. Page and Octavia s:s. j
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS.
I1 1 I o JA I KSOX" NKAi! SA BM PIS— FUB-
ivlO nished large rooms: light housekeeping:
$8 to $9: single $4.
110 i. NTH— SEVERAL HOUSEKEEPING
HO rooms; also parlor suite; private family.
()|f; H ° W a X Ii - NICELY FURNISHED
O~±VJ housekeeping rooms: also single.
Q99 THIRD-FRONT FURNISHED HOUBF.-
-ij££ keeping suite, $12: single, *1. $1 25, $1 60.
•JAQ FIFTH— «O A I DOW ROOM;
O\JU kitchen: complete for housekeeping.
*^09 WASHINGTON-SUNNY TTNFURNISH-
UV/_« r ed housekeeploK rooms; running water.
1 307 STOCKTON — TWO NICELY FUR-
-IOU 1 nished rooms for housekeeping: rent cheap. i
A= A MINN WO SUNNY FURNISHED
ttUtr rooms for housekeeping; separate entrance.
OAQ TURK— 2 HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
O\JO parlors and extra room; suitable for light '
housekeeping; very reasonable.
pERARD HOUSE. 148JBJ6KVENTH— FUB-
vjr nisbed rooms, single and double, housekeeping.
C (> ERIE— I BOOM FOB LIGHT HOUBEKEEP-
-00 ing.
91 A O'FARRELL— 3 NICE SUNNY UNFUR-
J-iXrx. nished rooms for housekeeping.
_» 7 TWO FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING
<3> I • rooms. 523 Seventh St., rear.
T7»URNISHED OR UNFURNISHED ROOMS
J for housekeeping. 2'.'B Seventh st. •
90 1 SIXTH— NICE SUNNY HOUSEKEEPING
â– uO'l and single rooms.
908 3 SUNNY BOOMS FOR HOUSEKEEP- !
-i ing; cheap. 1002 Natoma St., near Eleventh.
Oni FOLSOM — 3 OR I CONNECTING
•/ul rooms; furnished or unfurnished; corner >
house; reasonable.
9AQQ MARKET — 2 OB 3 HANDSOMELY
-â– Vt/O furnls-eil rooms for housi-keeplng.
'>£*X MINNA— 4 ROOMS FURNISHED FOR
O\JO housekeeping. -
d(\?\ CASTRO, NEAR MABKET-3 SUNNY
JtAJU rooms partly furnished: lawn, flowers, gas,
bath, laundry: no children; $15. . .
I 1 00 FOLSOM— 3 unfurnished house-
XX OO keeping rooms.
Ot\(* HYDE, BET. EDDY AND ELLIS- 3
«JUU sunny furnished rooms; housekeeping. :
1 9OQ HOWARD, BET. NINTH AND TENTH
• lu-iv —3 nicely furnished rooms complete for
housekeeping; bath: yard. - .- 1. .
1 f* SOUTH PARK— TWO WELL FURNISHED
XU sunny front housekeepg rooms: others cheap.
('] 7 birch"" AVK., NR. LAGUNA-$9; TWO
Ul I rooms and kitchen. ' -v .
*> PEARL, COR. MARKET, OPP. OCTAVIA—
0 3 large sunny cor. bay-window rooms well fur-
nished for housekeeping; hot and cold water.
1 _Q7 POLK-3 OR 4 LARGE, PLEASANT,
li 0.1. sunny rooms furnished for housekeeping.
I IW7 CALIFOBK I A -4 A BOOMB.BATH,
'x U \J I furnished for housekeeping; rent low. |
»)/«9 THI RD - NICE L V FURNISHED
OO_i double ; and single sunny housekeeping
rooms: $1 to ft week. . ' l . "
IDIC FOLSOM— CHEAP FRONT SUNNY
lv"'±U housekeeping rooms: $6 up. .',
m .-..ELEVENTH — NEWLY FURNISHED
root! complete for housekeeping; sun all
day:' private .bath; grate and water in rooms;'
quiet location, suitable for family; single and en
suite.' . .â– ..-.-'â– . â– '.- J'i. . â– . â– -.; ... ..;.<
mKIMi — 3 COMPLETE FOR
housekeepiD?. l:> -•'.,; '~; ,' / ■"..;• '. . ,v
:A 9Q SIXTH- Mi FURNISHED , ROOMS
tt— 1/ for housekeeping. ■■" . ..
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS - Continued.
1 O LEWIS, OFF TAYLOR, ■NEAR ". POST—
XO Large unfurnished room and kitchen, $9; also
furnished rooms, $13. "
"1 Q1 P. POLK-2 NICELY FURNISHED, SUN-
Xt/X«Jny front rooms; housekeeping; bath;
gas; $15.
Q"I 7 THIRD - LARGE SUNNY FRONT
«->X I rooms 86. $10. $12 month: $1 50 to $3 wk.
ROOMS S TO LET.
i f*2»7^lN?iTrcoiriHGH^
j U\J I nished bay-window rooms; $1 a week. \
ROOMS, $9. 2 GOODSELL PLACE, BET.
Bryant and Harrison. .- •
Q_T LEWIS, NR. JONES— UNFURNISHED OR
Ojc furnished room, with use of kitchen.
Q9l TURK— FRONT SUNNY SUITE; BAY-
I O-J-L window; well furnished; private family;
I single room.
79^ BRANNAN.ABOVE SIXTH— BEDROOM
I jux) and kitchen; furnished: $8. :
61 GOLDEN GATE AYE.— SUNNY FUBNISH-
•i ed rooms; from $4 up.
SIXTH — CHEAPEST IN THE CITY—
Nicely furnished sunny front rooms. - ____
QQA MISSION, BET. FIFTH AND SIXTH—
t/OU Newly furnished and unfurnished rooms;
cheap. â– â– - - â– â– '".---
Q*O A MONTH; LARGE SUNNY FURNISHED
j QQ front room. 735 Folsom st.
! -A/» ELLIS ST.— SUNNY UNFURNISHED
• uUO front room, with grate.
j9l A O'FABRELL— N ICE L V FURNISHED
I &±rx sunny rooms; $6, $10 and $12 per month.
j Q9Q EDDY— PARLOR SUITE, NEWLY FUR-
! O_-O nished. suitable for doctor: rent very cheap.
! mHB ESMOND, 737 MARKET ST., WOULD
X like a few more gentlemen roomers; rent low.
I 099 MISSION-FRONT SUNNY ROOM: $sT
X GLEN PARK AYE., OFF TWELFTH ST.-
-0 Sunny room: exchange for 2 hours' work. .
! Q9P: FIFTH— ROOMS: 3 UNFURN-
j O£O ished, $10; or furnished. $12 up.
9Q PAGE— 2 OR 3 ROOMS FOR LIGHT
—0 housekeeping, suitable for couple; no chil-
dren in house. '
SEVENTH ST.— FURNISHED BOOM 8
10 I from $1 week up; also housekeeping room*.
"VTOSEMITE HOUSE, 1045 MARKET, BET.
X Sixth and Seventh— Single and suites; per
night, 35c to $1; week, $1 50 to $5: families.
9A LEWIS, OFF TAYLOR, NEAR POST—
«-v/ Furnished sunny room; $5 month.
Q99 FOLSOM— 3 OR 4 NICE ROOMS; LARGE
O-J-^ yard; rent reasonable: private family.
"\V HITE HOUSE, POST ST.-CHANGED
»* hands: newly furnished rooms.
A "J Q GEARY— NEWLY FURNISHED OR UN-
"±l V furnished rooms, en suite or single; also ele-
gant rooms for doctor or dentist.
"I A OAK— LARGE ROOM SUITABLE FOR 2
X"± persons: $10 per month.
"I IC I MARKET (THE DELAWARE)— NEW
X J.UX house; elegantly furnished or unfurnished
suites and single rooms; all modern improvements;
ready April 15. MRS. SAUNDERS, proprietress.
_f A/I OCTAVIA— I LARGE SUNNY FRONT
"i""± room; unfurnished.
700 VAN NESS AYE.-NICELY" FURNISB-
I (DO ed sunny front rooms to let.
1 •>.«.) MARKET ST.— NICELY FURNISHED
XOU-J sunny rooms: from $6 up.
99A THIRD— AND SUITES; LIGHT
_— housekeeping; $5 up: brick building; yard.
81 GOLDEN GATE AYE,— SUNNY JF V R-
-2 nished front room; bath; gas.
/»99b GEARY — ROXT SUNNY SUITE;
U— — well furnished: also single front rooms.
1 Q9f\ MARKET— FRONT SUNNY SINGLE
l-i/~\) and double rooms: also housekeep rooms.
HATS WORTH, 703 8 UTTER — SUNNY,
\J handsomely furnished rooms; bath; good ser-
vice; reasonable. â–
Q[\(\ MARKET— AND ROOMS FUR-
• / v "U nished and unfurnished; also housekeeping
! rooms.
9Q PAGE— 2 OR 3 UNFURNISHED ROOMS
— O for light housekeeping; suitable for a couple;
no children in house.
"_OQ JESSIE, REAR MINT — FURNISHED
lt)«J housekeeping rooms; use of kitchen; single
rooms cheap.
A RLINGTON HOUSE, 127KEARNY— PLEAS-
xL ant sunny rooms, en suiteand single; first;clas3
in every respect ; terms reasonable.
FT HE SHERMAN APARTMENT-HOUSE; 129
i. new sunny rooms; strictly respectable: half
price of best hotels with equal accommodations:
very central. 28 Eighth St., near Market. i;.*.-j-.
X WEEK'S NEWS FOR 5 CENTS — THE
-T- WEEKLY CALL. In wrapper, for mailing.
BOARDING AND ROOMS.
rvER^I^N^LADY^H AS NICE~IsUTTE of
vJ moms with good home board; reasonable.
1055b Howard at.
I £9£ EDDY— SUNNY FRONT RMS.; SUITES
j U—U and single; best board; reasonable.
C"I 7 MASON, NEAR BUTTER— SUNNY FUR-
OJL 1 nished room; board; American cook; ref.
i«.>l BUSH — SUITE 2 FRONT ROOMS:
U«-X single rooms; good board; $16.
PRIVATE BOARDING. 925 HYDE ST., COR.
X Pine— Sunnysuite and single rooms, with board.
MKs.T. W. BROTnERTON'.
CHILDREN HOARDED.
\\ * A NTE D TO BOA KD^-T~olr 2 ChIITJREn';
M good sunny planked yard. 321 Turk st.
"IV" ANTED— TO BOARD GIRL 5 YEARS OLD;
»» good suburban home. Address Girl box 85,
Call Branch Office.
STORES TO LET.
Q^CL^M^NT^A^TORir^rTir9^OoSlS^
OO suit 2 families: key No. 23. :
STORE WITH 3 LIVING-ROOMS. 118 FILL-
O more st.
11 Q FOURTH ST.— SMALL STORE; LOW
t:1O rent. Apply G. H. UMBSEN A- CO.
UNCLAIMED GOODS.
0^ ; Fic^^F^Bi^io^Lllrro^^T^us?o^s*,
\J Port of San Francisco. March 25, 1895— No-
tice. Certain goods remaining unclaimed one year
in bonded warehouses will be sold at public auction
at the United States Appraiser-store on MONDAY,
April 22, 1895. at 11 o'clock a. m.
; Descriptive catalogues can be had at the Custom-
; house on and after April 18, 1895, ami also at the
time and place of yaie. JOHN 11. WISE. Collector.
I â–
delinquent sale NOTICES.
ElTnqu ENT BAUB NOTICE^OOJLDBH I
Eagle Mining Company— Location of principal
place of business, San Francisco, California: loca-
tion of works. Devils Gate Mining District, Lyon !
County, Nevada.
Notice— There are delinquent upon the following
described stock, or. account of assessment 1 No. 1),
levied on the Bth day of January. 1895, the
several amounts set opposite the names of the re-
spec' ive shareholders, as follows:
No.
Names. . Lio. Cert. Shares. â– Amount. ;
Morris H0ff1ich.. ........... 6 10,000 $1.50000
H. M. Levy, Trustee. 7 20,000 3,000 00
H. M. Levy, Trustee... 8 1.000 15000 !
H.M. Levy, Trustee........ 9 1,000 150 00 i
H.M. Levy, Trustee 10 1,000 15000 i
H. M. Levy, Trustee 11 1,000 160 00 1
H. M. Levy, Trustee 12 500 75 OO !
E. B. Holmes, Trustee 18 20,000 3,000 00 1
E. B. Holmes, Trustee 19 7.900 1,185 00
E. B. Holmes, Trustee 20 995 149 25 j
And in accordance with law, and an order from !
the Board of Directors, made on the eighth day of !
January, 1895, so many shares of each parcel of !
such stock as may be necessary, will be sold at pub- ]
lie auction at the office of the company, room 60, I
Nevada Block, No. 309 Montgomery street, San !
Francisco, California, on MONDAY, the fourth »
day of March, 1895, at the hour of 2 o'clock p. v.
of said day, to pay said delinquent assessment
thereon, together with costs of advertising and ex-
penses of sale.
E. B. HOLMES. Secretary.
Office— Room 50, Nevada Block. No. 309 llont-
roniory street, San Francisco, California,
â– POSTPONEMENT.
Notice is hereby given that by order of the Board
of Directors the date of the sale of delinquent stock
for assessment No. 1 is hereby postponed to MON-
DAY, the 25th day of March, A. D. 1895, at the
same time and place. -
E. B. HOLMES, Secretary.
GOLDEN EAGLE MINING COMPANY.
FURTHER POSTPONEMENT.
Notice is hereby given that by order of the Board
of Directors the day of the sale of delinquent stock !
for assessment No. 1 Is hereby further postponed
to WEDNESDAY, the 24th day of April, A. D.
1695, at the same time and place.
K. H. HOLMES, Secretary.
LEGAL NOTICES.
V-OTicE^ro^iVeditors-estate^'' ~wr£
1\ LIAM WESTERFELD, deceased. Notice is
hereby given by the I undersigned, executrix and
executor of the last will of WILLIAM WEST-
EKFELD. deceased, to the creditors of and all per-
sons having claims against the said deceased to ex-
hibit them, with the necessary, vouchers, within
ten months after the first publication of this notice
to the said' executrix and executor, at the law office
of Messrs. Liud'.ey «fc Eickhoff, at No. 530 Cali-
fornia st., room 40, San Francisco, Cal., the same
being their place for the transaction of the business
of the said estate in the city and county of San '
Francisco, State of California. - . *
PAULINE WESTERFELD,
LOUIS WESrERFELD,
Executrix and executor 01 the estate of WILLIAM
WESTERFELD. deceased.
, Dated at San Francisco, March 18, 1895. '
VTOTICE TO CREDITORS— ESTATE OF CATH-
i\ ERINE SPANGLER, deceased. Notice is
hereby given by the undersigned, Timothy P. Rior-
<lan and Nathaniel Hallinan, executors of th.i
will of CATHERINE ANGLER, deceased, to
the creditors- of and 'all persons having claims
against the said deceased, to exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers within four months after the
first publication of this notice, to rh" said execu-
tors at the law office of A. H. LOUGH BOROUGH ;
at ■No. - 507 - Montgomery > street, in the <*ity • and
county : of .San . Francisco. State of California, the
same being their place : for the transaction of the
business of the said estate. • TIMOTHY >P. RIOR-
DAN and NATHANIEL HALLINAN', executors
of the will of CATHERINE: SPANOLER, de-
ceased. . ; -
• Dated March 5. 1895. ; .-.. - V .:;.,
A. H. LOUGHBOROUGH, Attorney for executors.
* LEGAL NOTlCES— Continued.
TN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
i of California, in and for the City and County OX
San Francisco. rH^'Wri TffWJWiMWI'
CHARLES SUTRO, plaintiff, vs. ALFRED R.
WATSON et al., defendants. Action brought in
the Superior Court, City and County of San Fran-
cisco, State of California, and the complaint filed
In said City and County of San Francisco, in the
office of the Clerk of said Superior Court. :.--.-.
The people of the State of California send greet-
ing to ALFRED R. WATSON, WILLIAM ROE,
PETER DOE, JOHN FIRST, JANE FOE and
MARY COE:
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you by the above-named plaintiff
In the Superior Court of the City and County of
San Francisco, State of California, and to answer
the complaint filed therein within ten days (exclu-
sive of the day of service) after the service on yon
of this summons— if served within this county; or,
if served elsewhere, within thirty days.
The said action is brought to obtain judgment of
this court for the foreclosure of a certain mortgage,
described in the complaint and executed by
the said ALFRED R. WATSON, on the 2d day of
June, 1894, to secure the payment of a certain
promissory note made by said Watson to plaintiff
on said 2d day of June, 1894, for s2o,ooo, described
in the complaint herein, and which, by non-pay-
ment of interest, has become due, no part of which
said note has been paid, and the whole thereof,
together with interest thereon at the rate of 10 per
cent per annum from the 2d day of June, 1594, is
due and unpaid ; also for 5 per cent of the amount
found due plaintiff, for his counsel fees in this
action; also for the sum of 9107.50 paid for insur-
ance, and $5 paid for searching the title to the
mortgaged premises subsequent to the execution of
said mortgage. That the premises conveyed by
said mortgage may be sold and the proceeds
thereof • applied to the payment of the
principal and Interest of said note, moneys
expended by plaintiff 'as aforesaid, counsel
fees, and costs of suit; and in case such
proceeds are not sufficient to pay the same,
then that judgment be docketed against said |
ALFRED R. WATSON tor the balance re-
maining due, and also that the said defendants,
and all persons claiming by, through, or under
them, or either of them, may be barred and fore- '
closed of all right, title, claim, lien, equity of re- j
demption and interest in and to said mortgaged I
premises, and for other and further relief, as will I
more fully appear by reference to the complaint on
file herein. For further particulars reference to
said complaint is hereby made.
And you are hereby notified that if you fail to ap-
pear and answer the said complaint, as above re-
quired, said plaintiff will apply to the court for the
relief demanded in the complaint.
Witness my hand and the sea! of the Superior
Court of the City and County of san Francisco,
State of California, this 2d day of March, A. D. 1895.
[Seal.] . C. F. CURRY, Clerk.
By H. F. Mobris. Deputy Clerk.
ALFRED SUTRO, Attorney for plaintiff, 101
Crocker building. San Francisco, Cal.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE CITY
and County of San Francisco. State of Califor-
nia—ln the matterjof DUFFEY BROS., insolvent
debtors.
Notice is hereby given to all the creditors of
GEO. F. DUFFEY and EUGENE J. DUFFKY.
insolvent debtors, who have proved their debts,
that said G. F. Duffey and E. J. Duffey have filed in
said Superior Court their petition for a discharge
from all their debts and liabilities, and that, by an
order of said court, all said creditors are required
to i.ppear before said court, at the courtroom
thereof, Department No. 10. in the new City Hall,
in said city and county, on the 30th day of April,
A. D. 1895, at the hour of 10 a. m.. and then and
there show cause, if any they have, why the said
GEO . F. DUFFEY and EUGENE J. DUFFEY
should not be discharged from all their debts, in
accordance with the statutes in such cases made
and provided.
Attest my hand and the seal of said court this
25th day of March, 1895. C. F. CURRY, Clerk.
[Seal.] By Wit. A. Lieank. Deputy Clerk.
pHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA— |
\J WEEKLY CALL, sent to any address in the
United States or Canada one year for $1 60, post-
age free. â–
•^ - PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR BURIAL OF INDIGENT
-L Dead— Office of the Clerk of the Board of Super-
visors of the City and County of San Francisco,
April 8, 1895.
In accordance with resolution No. 12.040
(Third Series) of the Board of Supervisors,
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received in open
session of the board on MONDAY AFTERNOON,
April 16, 1895, from 3 to 3:30 o'clock, for the in-
terment of such indigent dead in the City Ceme-
tery as are required to be buried at the charge of
the City and County of San Francisco, including
the City and County Smallpox Hospital, for the
term of one year, beginning July 1, 1895, and end- i
ing June 30, 1896.
NOTICE— The coffins to be made of three-quar- I
ter-inch surface redwood clear lumber, to be lined
with muslin and pillowed inside and to be shel-
lacked and varnished outside, and the tops to be
fastened down with not less than six screws. In
all smallpox cases the coffin shall be lined with
No. 10 zinc instead of with muslin, and hermeti-
cally sealed, and all coffins used must be subject to
the inspection and approval of the officer in charge
of the institution from which the body of the de-
cedent is to be buried, and must in all cases be
taken to such institution for the purpose of having
the deceased placed therein. . . --. .
No bid will be considered from any party who i
has not been engaged in the undertaking I uslness i
in this city and county and conducted said busi-
ness in a reputable manner for a period of at least
six months immediately prtcetlirg the date hereof. '
The grave to be excavated to a tit pth of at least I
six feet.
No body to be removed from the institution •
where it lies awclting burial within a period of
tweny-four hours after death, exrept by express
order of the Superintendent or officer in charge of
said institution.
The contractor will be required in all cases on
the death oj the . indigent person from infections
disease to inter the body of said decedent within j
such time as may v- designated by notice from I
the Superintendent or officer in charge of the in-
stitution where the death may have occurred, and
in all other cases within thirty-six hours after noti-
fication by the proper officer.
The contractor will further be required to con-
vey the bodies of decedents committed to his
charge for interment direst from the institution
from which he receives the same to the cemetery,
and then and there bury the same. And will not
be permitted upon any consideration to convey
such bodies to any intermediate resting-place, or
to keep the same in his custody for a longer period
than that required for their transit to the ceme-
tery.
Should the friends of any decedent apply at the
institution where such decedent may be lying
awaiting burial, for permission to bury the same,
j and prove to the superintendent or officer in charge
of said institution that their purpose is to provide
I a decent burial, and that they have no intention
• and will not allow the body to be used for the pur-
pose of dissection, then and in that case the body
of said deceased shall be delivered to said friends,
who shall take charge thereof and make the neces-
sary arrangements for the funeral with any under-
! taker they may think fit, but in such event the
contractor aforesaid shall have no claim against
the city for the burial of said decedent.
The party to whom the contract may be awarded
â– hall be required in all cases to procure from the
Superintendent of the City Cemetery a certificate
of the proper burial of each person under th» pro- '
visions of his contract and of these specifications,
and such certificates must in all cases be attached
to the demand of said contractor when presented
to the Board of Supervisors for approval, and must
I state the names of the decedents and the Institu-
[ tions from which the body was procured.
Incase of the violation of any of th« above con-
I ditions the contract shall be terminated by said city |
and county. .
The party to whom the contract is awarded will
I be required, prior to or at the time of the execution '
of said contract, to pay the cost of advertising this i
notice In three daily newspapers.
All interments of indigent persons the ex- I
penses of which must be borne by the city and |
county (other than those from any of the public ;
institutions) must be authorized by the Health !
Officer issuing a permit therefor, and all bills for
such interments to be approved by the Health .
Officer prior to being presented to this Board. I
j All demands for the burial of indigent persons 'â–
from any of the public Institutions to be ap- j
proved by the Superintendent of the institution
at which the death occurs, prior to being pre-
sented to this Board.
Bidders will estimate and state a specific
j amount for each interment.
In order to preserve uniformity and to facilitate
! the award the Board has resolved to receive no
nids unless made upon blank forms prepared by
I the committee, and a certified check for the sum !
j of 8500. drawn during the month of April, 1895,
in favor of and made payable to the Clerk of the i
Board, must be deposited by the bidder, condi- j
tioned that if the proposal is accepted and the con-
tract is awarded, and if the bidder shall fail or !
negliKit to pay the printing charges, execute the i
contract and give â– bond of $5000 within six days t
j after the award is made, then and in that case the !
! said sum shall be collected and paid into tin. City '
! and County Treasury by said Clerk as' liquidated '
; damages for such failure and neglect. -
; Blanks furnished by the Clerk.
The Board reserves the right to reject all bids if i
' the public quod 30 require.
J NO. A. RUSSELL. Clerk.
VrOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE j
XI Board of Directors of the Escondido Irrigation
District will ' receive sealed proposals for the pur- !
chase of $80,000 of the bonds of said district, and bids
: will be received therefor at the office of the said
board in Escondido, Cal., until 10 o'clock a. m. on .
the 15th day of April, 1895.
. A. J. WERDEN,
Secretary of the Escondido Irrigation District.
Dated March 16, 1895. . â– j
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
August Arens and Hattie Mitchell. 43—40.
George W. Fox and Grace E. Milieu, 38—20.
j William A. Grewe and Mary G. Lynch. 24—22.'
Pierre Bnrnon and Josephine Luque, 31—
_ DIVORCE SUITS BEGUN. ,
Lou Creamer against John F. Creamer.
; ; Frank W. Hart against Etta Hart.
Celesti C. Begin against Joreph H. Begin.
DIVORCES GRANTED.
, : Louise R. Davison from Newton O. Davisou.
Nettie M. Taylor from Frank L. Taylor.
Clotude Mann from Bertrand C. Mann.
', . TUlie Hartley from William H. Hartley.
Saliie C. Knapp from John D. Knapp. : .
BIRTHS-MARRIAGES-DEATHS.
- Birth, marriage ana death notices sent by mall |
will not be • inserted. . They must be handed in at 1
either of the publication officer I and be indorsed '
with the name and residence of persons authorize!
to have the same published. j
BORN.
! AUFRICHTIG— To the wife of Louis Aufrichtig,
: . a son. ;â– -â– â– -.
KAMMAIER-In this city,' April 7, 1895, to the
: wife of Julius Kammaier, a daughter. '.
PATERSON— In this city, 'April 6, 1895, to the
• wife of A. D. Peterson, a son.
RILE Y— April 1, 1895, to the wife, of James E.
Riley, a daughter. > . ' .
31AKRIKD.
ARENS— MITCHELL— In this city. April 7, 1895,
at the Windsor Hotel, by Mrs. J. J. Whitney,
spiritual minister. August T. Arens ana Hattie
Mitchell, both of Oakland.
HINMAN— WETSELL —In Oakland, April 7.
1895, A. M. Hinman and M. A. Wetsell.
! McMULLEN— EAGAN— In this city, April 6,
1895, George McMiillen and Julia Eagan.
McCOY— BREKLE— In this city, April 2. 1895. by
the Rev. C. H. AnVrbach. John H. McCoy and
Mamie Brekle, both of San Francisco.
WAGNER— FLORENTINE— In this city, April 7.
1895. by the Rev. J. H. Schroeder, Louis Wagner
and Theresa E. R. Florentine, •
DIED.
Buttelmann, O. D. McMahon, John F.
Crosby, Margaret Martin, Katie
Cohan. Mitchel Meier, Caroline
Gerardi, Martha Myers. Ida May
Gallagher, Ellen Maxwell, Philip
Hannan, Robert . Mendoza, Adele
Harrison, Walter H. Mallliard, Annie W.
Harmes, Dorothea Madigan. Thomas
Johnson, Charles Qulnn. Catherine
Kemp, Richard Reta, Mrs. A.
Keilus, Bertha Stichel, Katharine E.
Lavell, Mattie J. Shlra, Robert L.
Lyons, Mrs. Zoe Simon. Simon
, Levinsky, Fannie Singley, Helen A.
Langford, Eugene H. Sabatie, Philippe G.
Lyon, Gladys G. Tenneson, Antoinette
Watson, Jessie R.
BUTTELMANN-In this city. April 7. 1895, O. D.
Buttelmann, beloved brother of Mrs.F.Hulsmann,
Mrs. H. Appiarius, Mrs. .V. Hansen, Henry E.
A. Bnttelmann and the late Mrs. C. C. Butt and
Fred Buttelmann of Marysville. a native of
Hagen, Germany, aged 43 years 8 months and 20
days. A member of California Lodge No. 1,
! I. O, O. F., and Germania Club, rilarysville
papers please copy.J
JBS~Friends and acquaintance* are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral TO-MORROW
(Wednesday), at 1 o'clock p. m., from the resi-
dence of his brother-in-law, O. Hansen. 122
Guerrero street, thence to Odd Fellows' Hall,
corner Market and Seventh streets.where funeral
services will be held under the auspices of
California Lodge No. 1, I. O. O. F., at 2 o'clock
p. it. Interment I. O. O. F. Cemetery.
! CROSBY— In this city, April 7, 1895, Margaret
Crosby, a native of Ireland, aged 66 years.
COHAN— In this city, April 6, 1895, Mitehel
Cohan, a native of Massachusetts, aged 24 years.
GERARDI— In this city, April 6, 1895, Martha
Gerard! (nee Kerr), beloved wife of Gabriel Ger-
ardi, and sister of Lyman Cole, a native of San
Francisco, aged 37 years 4 months and 27 days.
£3" Friends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral services
THIS DAY (Tuesday), at 10 o'clock a. m., at
her late residence, 14 Elliott Park. Interment
private.
GALLAGHER— In this city, April 8, 1895. Ellen,
relict of the late Thomas Gallagher, a native of
County Donegal, Ireland, aged 67 years. '- â– â–
JOfyFriends and acquaintances are resoect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral TO-MORROW
(Wednesday), at 8:30 o'clock a. m., from her late
residence, 21 Rincon place, thence to St. Bren-
dan's Church, where a solemn requiem mass
will be . celebrated for the repose of her soul,
commencing at 9 o'clock a. m. Interment
Mount Calvary Cemetery. â–
HANNAN— In this city. April 7, 1895. Robert
Hannso, a native of Ireland, aged 73 years.
«3-The funeral will take place THIS DAY
(Tuesday), at 1:30 o'clock p. it., from bis late
residence, 11 12V 2 Harrison street, thence to St.
Joseph 'B Church, Tenth street, for services at 2
o'clock F. m. Interment Mount Calvary Ceme-
tery.
HARMES— In this city, April 6, 1895, Dorothea
Harmes, beloved mother of Mrs. D. Newell. Mr?.
1. Hardenburgh and John T. Harmes, a native of
Germany, aged 78 years and 4 days.
Friends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY
(Tuesday), at 2 o'clock p. h., from her late resi-
j dence, 1713 Eddy street. Interment private.
Please omit flowers.
HARRISON— In this city, April 8. 1895, Walter
Henry, beloved son of John W. and Lucy Har-
rison, a native of San Francisco, aged 4 months
and 26 days.
JOHNSON— In this city, April 8, 1895, Charles
Johnson, aged 55 years.
KEMP— Da this city, April 8, 1895, Richard Kemp,
a native of Germany, aged 62 years.
KEILUS— In New York. April 8. 1895, Bertha
Keilus, mother of Charles and Henry Keilus and
Mrs. F. S. Cohn, In her seventy-fourth year.
LEVINSKY— In this city, April 6,1895, Fannie,
beloved wife of Mark Levinsky, and sister of
Mrs. John Levinsky of Stockton and Dr. Martin
Lewig of Hamburg, Germany, a native of Ham-
burg, Germany, aged 73 years and 16 days.
JlSTFriends are respectfully Invited to attend
the funeral services TO-MORROW (Wednesday),
at 10:30 o'clock a.m., at her late residence,
1823 Sutler street. Interment Home of Peace
Cemetery by train from Third and Townsend
streets at 11 :45 o'clock a. x.
LANGFORD— In this city. April 8, 1895, Eugene
Hampton, beloved child of John and Lizzie Lang-
ford, a native of San Francisco, aged 6 years 7
months and 1 day.
O"Friends and acquaintances are resr>«ct~
fully invited to attend the funeral TO-MORROW
(Wednesday), at 2 o'clock p. if., from the par-
lors of Charles J. B. Metzler, 636 Washington
street. Interment I. O. O. F. Cemetery.
LYON— In this city. April 8, 1895, Gladys G.,
wife of George F. Lyon, a native of Providence,
R. 1., aged 19 years.
Friends are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral services TO-MORROW (Wednesday),
at 2 o'clock p. it., at her late residence, 332 Cum-
berland street. Interment I. O. O. F. Cemetery.
LAVELL— In this city, April 8, 1895, Mattie J.
Lavell, aged 31 years.
LYONS— In this city. April 7. 1895, Mrs. Zoe
Lyons, a native of Wisconsin, aged 45 years 7
months and 7 days.
McMAHON— In this city, April 7. 1895. John F.,
beloved son of the late Ann McMahon, a native of
San Francisco, aged 40 years.
l£g~ Remains at the parlors of McGinn Bros.,
31 Eddy street.
MARTIN— In this city, April 4, 1895, Katie Mar-
tin, a native of Ireland, ag«d 32 years.
MEIER— this city, April 6, 1895, Caroline
Meier, a native of Germany, aged 78 years.
MYERS— In Fresno, Ida May Meyers, a native of
Missouri, aged 30 years 4 months and 19 days.
MAXWELL— In Middletown, Lake County, Cal.,
April 6. 1895. Philip, beloved husband of Mary
Maxwell, and father of Leo. Mary and Joseph
Maxwell, a native of Delaware County, N. V., in
his fifty-first year. Late member of General G.
G. Meade Post No. 48. G. A. R. (Blnghamton
(N. V.) and Illinois papers please copy, i
MENDOZA— In this city, April 7, 1895. Adele
Mendoza, a native of France, aged 65 years.
MAILLIARD— In San Geronimo, Marin County,
April 7, 1895, Annie Ward Mailliard, aged 70
years 5 months and 5 days.
MADIGAN— Oakland, April 7, 1895, Thomas
Madlgan. a native of Ireland, aged 64 years.
QUINN-In this city, April 5. 1895, Catherine
Quinn, a native of lowa, aged 35 years.
RETA— this city, April 5, 1895, Mrs. A. Beta
(nee Wolf), aged 19 years.
STICHEL— In this city, April 8. 1895, Katharine
Elizabeth, beloved wife of Charles Stichel, and
mother of Charley, Katie and Annie Stichel, a na-
tive of Kur-Hessen. Germany, aged 37 years d
months and 14 days.
fig-friends and acquaintance? are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral TO-MORROW
(Wednesday), at 2 o'clock p. m., from her late
residence, 1210 Solano street, between Texas and
Mississippi. Interment I. O. O. F. Cemetery.
SHIRA— In this city, April 8. 1895, Robert L.. be-
loved son of John and Hattie Shira. a native of
San Francisco, aged 8 yearn and 3 months.'
SINGLEY— In Paso Robles, Helen A. Singley,
a native of Petaluma, aged 40 years.
SIMON— In this city, April 6. 1895, Simon Simon,
a native of Prussia, aged 80 years 4 months and
26 days.
SABATIE— In thit city, April 7, 1895, Philippe
Gabriel sabatie. a native of France, aged 63 years
11 months and 6 days.
TENNESON— In this city. April 8, 1895, Antoin-
ette, beloved wife of the late Thomas Tenneson,
mother of Eddie Tenneson, daughter of Christi-
ana and the late Antone Demeny, sister of Mrs. M.
M atria, Mrs. A. Smith and Pauline, Joseph and
George Demeny, a native of New Orleans, La.,
aged 26 years 5 months and 15 days.
WATSON— In Oakland, April 7 1895, Jessie Reed
Watson, a native of Oakland, aged 5 months and
21 days. -;:- :r ': V_
WELCH— Mrs. Katie G. Welch and her children
take this means of thanking the many friends of
her late husband for the kindness, courtesy and
sincere sympathy extended her and family by
them during her bereavement.
I UNITED UNDERTAKERS' I
EMBALMING PARLOUS.
Everything Requisite for First-class Funerals
at Reasonable Rates.
Telephone 3167. 27 and 29 Fifth street.
I MCAVOY & CALLACHER, 1
FUNERAL DIRECTORS A EMBATMLBS,
20 Fifth St., Opp. Lincoln School.
Telephone 3080.
lTAS.'McM«rsoifET.™" " ■"'■"."' Chas. McMsxomcy.|
f JAJIES Mc3IENO3IE\ Se SON, I
• UNDERTAKERS AND EJIBALMKESf
JAMES JIcHENOMEV 3c SON,
â– NDKBTAKEKS AND KMBAI.MKKSf
I 1057 Mission Street, Near Seventh.
I Telephone No. 3354. I
AS. ENGLISH. T. R. CARKW.
CARET? & ENGLISH,
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS,
19 Van Ness aye., near Market st., San Francisco.
Telephone 3156. N. B.— Not connected with any
other house in this city. â– ; -,'.;
LAUREL MILL CEHETERY
ASSOCIATION.
pHOICE LOCATIONS IN ANY PART OF THE
\J grounds for sale and lots laid out on the Law
system •■or inclosed with low walls, as purchaser
may desire.
Perpetual care of plats a specialty.
Cemetery permanent. â–
; For the purchase of lots or for any improvements
apply to the . superintendent on the grounds. Cen-
tral avenue and Bush st«.. San Francisco, Ca!.
CYPRESS LAWN CEMETERY.
TN SAN MATEO COUNTY; NON-SECTARIAN;
1 laid out on the lawn plan; perpetual care; beau-
tiful, permanent and easy of access; see it before
buy i a burial place elsewhere. -
Citr. office. V Litv Hail A vena*.
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