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city real .estate.
PaclfkTheights! "" "*"*"
for SALE AT less THAN COST.
Easy payments, as small as rent; price. $7250;
new house of /line rooms completely finished;
will be tinted to suit: very sunny: fine marine
view; Buchanan, near Vallejo. THOMAS MAGEE
A SONS, 4 Montgomery st. '
TT'OR SALE CHEAP-HOUSE AND LOT; CITY
JC or Alameda. 169 Clara st. . .
A BARGAIN.
. CHOICE
VAN NESS AVENUE
PROPERTY.
MUST BE.SOLD TO CLOSE THE
ESTATE OF
JONATHAN DRAKE STEVENSON.
In the Superior Court of the City and County of
San Francisco, State of California.
In the matter of the estate of JONATHAN
DRAKE STEVENSON, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of an
order of the Superior Court of the City and County
of San Francisco.State of Californla.made In depart-
ment 10 thereof, on the 25th day of April. A. D.
1895, in the matter of the estate of JONATHAN
DRAKE STEVENSON, deceased, the under-
«'Sned, executors of the last will and testament of
•aid deceased, will sell at private sale to the high-
est bidder for cash, in gold coin of the United
States, subject to confirmation by said Superior
Court, on or after WEDNESDAY, the 15th day of
May, 1895, all the right, title, interest and estate
of the said JONATHAN DRAKE STEVENSON
at the time of his death, and all the right, title
and interest that said estate has, by operation of
law or otherwise, acquired other than or in addi-
tion to that of said deceased at the time of his
death, in and to all that certain lot, piece or parcel
of land, with the improvements thereon, situate,
lying and being in the City and County of San
Francisco, State of California, and bounded and
described as follows, to wit:
Commencing at a point on the westerly line of
Van Ness avenue, distant thereon sixty-six and
three-twelfths feet northerly from the north-
westerly corner of Van Ness and Pacific avenues:
running thence northerly along said westerly line
of ; an Ness avenue sixty-six and three-twelfths
feet; thence at 'right angles westerly one hundred
and twenty-four and nine-twelfths feet: thence at
right angles southerly sixty-six and three-twelfths
feet: thence at rieht angles easterly one hundred
and twenty-four and nine-twelfths feet to said west-
erly line of Van Ness avenue and point of com-
mencement; I being a portion of Western Addition
Block No. 93.
Terms and Conditions of Sale.— Cash, In
- gold coin of the United States. Deed at expense of
purchaser. , ; -■":* .
Bids or offers may be made at any time after
• : the first publication of this notice, and before the
1 making of the sale.
I? „ All bids or offers must be in writing and left at
:• the office of Charles L. Patton. Attorney-at-Law,
No. 319 Pine street, in said city and county, or de-
livered to the undersigned personally.
• Dated April 27, A. I). 1895.
EDWARD PEABODY and-
ALFRED S. BARNEY,
' Executors of the last will and testament of Jona-
than Drake Stevenson, deceased.
jC Charles L. Patton. Attorney for Executors.
CHEAPEST LOTS IN THE RICHMOND
, \J District.
> • $300. Lots on grade and fronting on
■ ■■' ■ $325. Point Lobos aye., Clement St.,
■ $350. 34th and 35th a vex.
8400. Two lines of cars will pass
$450. the property. *
$500. Lots ready for building,
$750. Sizes 25x100 and 25x120.
Only $25 cash, balance $10 per month. Call for
diagrams, etc. WILL E. FISHER A CO.,
. 14 Post street.
IN ALAMEDA— EXCHANGE FOR SAN
Francisco property, modern 2-story house; 9
rooms and bath ; handsomely furnished ; lot 60x
150; gas, city and well water: carriage-house;
street macadamized; half block to electric-cars; 5
minutes from broad-gauge station; 6 minutes to
narrow gauge: cost $9300. Apply .CHAS. C.
BEMIS, 324 Montgomery St., S. F.
©£ A A COTTAGE OF 2 ROOMS IN BERKE-
. «JU U . ley. lot 40x135, $50 down, $10 monthly ;
houses and lots all over town. CHAS. A. BAILEY,
, 46 Market st. or Berkeley station, Berkeley. •
pROPERTY-OWNERS, BUILDERS, ARCHI-
: .XT tects— Guaranteed surveys of city lots for $7 50
. up by B. HARRISON SMITH, 530 California, r. 9.
Q_CA WORTH $650; LOT ON 27TH ST.,
fJparULF. near Castro. Terms 1128 Vallejo st.
Q* O>7 PL WORTH DOUBLE: SPLENDID LOT;
(JOI«J. 27x100; Bemisst., near Castro; block
from electric cars. J. R. ROCHE, P. O. box 1876.
QTA DOWN: $1 WEEK PAYMENTS WILL
«^XU buy choice building lots: 2 new cottages
for sale cheap. THE MCCARTHY CO., 646
Market 6t-
OUSES FOR SALE ON SMALL MONTHLY
HOUSES FOR SALE ON SMALL MONTHLY
payments loans made on San Francisco real
estate. LOUIS BLANK. 214 Pine st- rms. 68 59.
COUNTRY U£AL ESTATJEc.
7To?)~T| 7 s^£vLLliS^RO^U^-
«jj)O^t)l/. sicn San Jose; 50 acres cultivated 6
acres in orchard ; y% acre vineyard ; cottage of 4
large rooms and 1 small one; water piped to house;
7 springs; ranch all fenced; stock and farming
tools go with the place. W. E. BARNARD _
SON, 58 Ninth St., Oakland.
GREAT BARGAIN; 1140 ACRES OF FINE
VX rolling land in Calaveras County, 20 miles NE.
of Stockton; 400 acres plowed, 400 more can be;
balance fine pasturage : 2-story bouse of 8 rooms,
cottage of 5 rooms; large barn; river runs across
the property, also five -creeks and numerous
springs: all fenced and cross fenced; alfalfa field;
irrigation if necessary; also good mining on river:
access to hundreds of acres of pasture outside in
• mountains; must sell very cheap or exchange for
• Oakland or San Francisco property. CLOUGH _
BAKER, 1002 Broadway, Oakland.
BARGAINS IN CHEAP LANDS.
$2 50 per acre; San Lois Obispo County; 635
- acres good when cleared.
■ . $3 per acre : Santa Barbara County ; 320 acres ;
good tor hogs and grain. '
• .$3 per acre; Kings County; 640 acres in irriga-
t ion district; all level; sediment soil; raise any-
.-' ■ thing.
•/.'. S3-50 per acre; Kings County; 640 acres In arte-
' . sian belt; all level: rich soil; fine to subdivide.
V $7 50 per acre; Fresno County: 120 acres in Ir-
t ' • rigation district; level ; soil deep and rich.
.' : • ALL ON EASY TERMS.
- ' Also— Grazing, farming and fruit lands: chicken
ranches: timber. large and small, at all prices;
•• school and Government lands.
CALIFORNIA LAND BUREAU, 640 Market.
• TMPROVED RANCH, 29 ACRES, NEAR CON-
X cord; choicest fruits and table grapes, full bear-
,ing: -trade for improved Oakland or Berkeley prop-
erty or Santa Clara County ranch. C. K. KING,
902 Broadway, Oakland.
. CJJ.J A A CASH, $1100 IN 10 YEARS, BUYS
rpttUU model 10-acre ranch; Sonoma; all level;
snap. SPECK'S, 30 Montgomery.
,= 1 C ACRES IMPROVED; 3 MILES FROM
■ It) Petaluma. Owner, box 17, Call.
• "I C— ESTABLISHED 15 YEARS—
■".'■■. . • N. D. SICKELS,
• "... • " THE •
.■;..: • LAND AGENT.
■ -■ The only agency in America making sale and ex-
, /change of country property a strict specialty regu-
larly publishing a
DAILY DESCRIPTIVE LAND JOURNAL.
' Accurate ' descriptions of hundreds of places for
sale and propositions to exchange ranches for town
- and city property; also for any class of business or
. * mines. Greatly facilitating and free of charge to
buyers and sellers. - All new propositions daily.
•} .» . 318 Post St., bet. Stockton and Powell, S. F.
• /VFABBELIi _ CO.
•; DAVID BUSH, COUNTRY DEPARTMENT.
11 MONTGOMERY ST.
' If yon wish to pnrcnase country lands we would
like to snow you some bargains in improved in-
come producing orchard, vineyard, grain and stock
farms (many of them bank foreclosures) that we
have in -Alameda, Contra Costa, Napa, Sonoma,
fsolano, Kan Mateo and Santa Clara counties, and
in thehnlddleand northern counties, and in the San
: Joaquin Valley. We would also call the attention
of ouyers to the fact that our Mr. Bush, having an
" improved orchard and vineyard and a4O-years'
experience and knowledge of the value of land for
orchard and vineyard purposes, can intelligently
I ' direct buyers to the best lands and bargains In the
'■„ State, and now is the time to buy. For particulars
inquire of David Bush, country department of
O'FARRELL A CO., 11 Montgomery st.
9C-ACRE RANCH, MOST BEAUTIFUL HOME,
--O for 6ale cheap; good house and barn and
workshop; 3 acres in vines. 1 acre orchard; 1 good
cow, 50 chickens. 20 ducks; 2 miles from Marti-
nez, Contra Costa County; cash, $2500; no agents.
Address A. R., box 18, Call. ■ :'-. ..
AN EviUAL SHOW FOR ALL; STRAIGHT,
fair and square deal an Investment offered
that i» 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.,
tor $280: $3 per acre down, balance in 60 monthly
payments, without Interest, and will throw In town
lot ICO x 160: land suitable for all kinds of fruit,
berries or grain; needs no irrigation; climate un-
surpassed anywhere In California; 168 miles north/
of San Francisco and only 20 miles from county
seat of county, and 6 miles - from nearest railroad
town; fare, round trip, 9. For Investments and
information address or call on the H. M. BENSON
CO., 902 Broadway, Oakland.
MARIN COUNTY— SOOO ACRES 26 MILES
from San Francisco. .., .
RANCHO DE NOVATO. ,
Tracts of any size desired; fruit, wain and vege-
table land; no Irrigation; both rail and water
transportation; $40 to $75 per acre; easy terms,
town of Novato: 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 buildine. - ; - '.' • -. .
<& C AAA 'STKA _—_ AWYARDS, 8 ACRES,
•JPUUUU, choice fruit, house of 10 rooms and
bath, all modern! conveniences; piano, furniture,
vehicles, cattle, poultry and Implements. Apply to
c PROWSE <fe BRADFORD, Haywards.
GRIFFIN, COTTONWOOD, CAL., SENDS
« free circulars and prices of cheap land. •
' IF YOU WANT A RANCH FOR GRAZING
X purposes or an orchard already improved, where
only small cash outlay is required, balance payable
In 6 or 7 years, apply 326 Montgomery st., S. F.
6 ACRE LITTLE HOMES ON EIGHT YEARS'
credit. D. H. TWING, Sonoma City, Cal.
COUXTRY REAL ESTATE-ContinTied.
Hi* 900 PER ACRE, 20 ACR'eTfINE~FRUIT
y*'"" land "4 mile from town, whole or sub-
divisions, easy terms. PROWSE & BRADFORD,
Haywards. ■ . • ,
o*l (i PER ACRE— IMPROVED BIG VALLEY
i+pxKJ ranch; timber; running water; well lo-
cated: must he sold: United States patent. W. L.
FOSTER. KelseyvUle, Cal. .
Ji_-J'* ■OAKLAKD REAL , ESTATE.
A SNAP— A BUSINESS CORNER ON SAN
-TV Pablo aye. ; lot 60x125 : at 500 less than was
offered for cash two years ago; owner must raise
money; see us and make an offer. W. E. BAR-
N ARD & BON, 458 Ninth St., Oakland.
O_ ACRES CHOICEST ALAMEDA COUNTY
Ott soil; all under cultivation: $5000. M. B.
TEMPLETON, 966 Washington, Oakland.
<2j "TltOO BUYS 55 ACRES CHOICEST POUL-
<JP XUUU. try and berry land in State: half cash.
M. B. TEMPLETON, 966 Washington. Oakland.
MAKE THE PRICE-HOUSE 5 ROOMS;
X large lot; 80x206; near Thirty-fourth and Tele-
graph: gee it. M. B. TEMPLETON, 966 Washing-
ton, Oakland.
A FIVE-ROOMED HOUSE; ALL MOD-
em ; lot 25x140: street sewered; city water;
close to Twenty-thlrd-avenue station: price $1400;
t terms $400 cash: balance on time. Apply to
WHITE BROS., 1128Twenty-thlrd aye., East Oak-
r land. ■ . ■ . ■ /
"DEAL BARGAINS: SACRIFICE FOR CASH;
' XV 50x100 NE cor. Eleventh aye. and E Twen-
tieth st.: 60x100 adjoining the above north;
60x150 SW cor. Fifth aye. and E Nineteenth st. ;
• 60x150 adjoining south ; 50x150 SW cor. Eleventh
aye. and E Twenty-first Bt. ; all splendid building
I sites. C. K. KING, 902 Broadway, Oakland.
• ©I 9^A CHICKEN RANCH; HOUSE OF 3
I tJpx*-tJU. rooms, hard finish, high basement;
' 2 chicken-houses; land all fenced; fine place for
I raising poultry; one block from electric road. For
' terms see Frnitvale Land Company, Fruitvale
station.
1 '
■ <jj>C FIVE DOLLARS DOWN.
I * FIVE DOLLARS A MONTH
1 For building lots In the ALVIN TRACT, near
1 Fruitvale: close to Haywards electric road and
I fronting the S. P. Company's railroad station. .
Local trains stop hourly at the Alvin Tract.
1 Only 10 minutes' ride from Oakland.
i TRACT FENCED AND GRADED.
; JACOB HEYMAN, 630 Market St., San Francisco
ILL~KXCHANGE A MODERN 2-STOEY
house in Oakland, lot 50x100, choice locality,
i value $6000, for country property. CLOUGH <fc
BAKER, 1002 Broadway, Oakland.
I 0' NLY~S2O PER FRONT FOOT: LOT 50x200;
\J choice location; street work done; stone walks;
'. exchanges made in city and country real estate. T.
• F - I. A mi). 1303 Park St., Alameda. ■ '
' <2/f^AA A BARGAIN: LOT 100x140, ON
•„ "x « ) UU . Central aye., Alameda, one block west
} from Park St.; adjoining property held from $70 to
$80 per foot; now Is your chance for a snap.
. GRAY A NAISMITH, 463 Ninth St., Oakland.
) TTOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE AT COST OF
XX house; 7 rooms; nearly new; 'terms to suit.
l 1015 Twenty-first St., near Linden, Oakland.
! 9 LOVELY COTTAGES IN A NO. 1 CONDI-
£ tion: electric cars pass property: 100x240:
mortgage $4500; will sell for $14,000 or exchange
for clear property or lots In San Francisco or Oak-
land. E. E. BUNCE, 1008 Broadway, Oakland.
• fin 9 £\(\ A HARD FINISHED COTTAGE OF
tJpX^tJU. 4 good rooms and good lot; 1 block to
streetcars, at beautiful Fruitvale. Oakland : terms
j only $50 cash and $15 per month; don't fail to see
this. ALDEN & GARFIELD, 902 Broadway,
Oakland.
HOMES FROM $400 UP; SEE OUR LOTS
from $75 to $100 each. SNETSINGER _
CARROLL, Frqitvale station.
t'SINESS AND RESIDENCE PROPERTY
X) sold on easy terms: small payment down or ex-
: changed. E. E. BUNCE, 1008 Broadway, Oakland.
<£7^A CASH WILL BUY A NICE 6-BOOM
<Jp I *J\J cottage, worth $2000, leaving a mort-
f -age of $1000. Address WM. P. TODD, 1008
) Broadway, Oakland.
: *" "~*""""~— *~— "* — "™^^^—^.»^^—^—
; OAKLAND FURNITURE FOR SALE.
> T^URNITURE AND CARPETS Ia'tMTOUK OWN
• J price. H. SCHELLHAAS. 408 Eleventh st.
- ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
\ TN~aTa"mEDA, 4 BLOCKS FROM STATION,
X pleasant 2-story house of 9 rooms and bath, city
- water, newly papered and painted throughout; will
'. rent to good tenant at $25 per month. Address the
' owner, W. J. PIERCE, 70-1 Sacramento St., San
1 Francisco. N. B.— lf preferred, will sell the above
, on easy terms; price only $3000.
. Q9A per MONTH PURCHASES a new 2-
• t^£\J story 6-room house: hot and cold water
■ and bath. Address CHARLES DARLING, 508
. California St., S. F.
; C»9AA CASH, $20 MONTHLY, will pur
1 i£)J.\j\J chase a fine 7-room house, value $1800,
i within one block of station: cement walks; streets
graded, etc. W. C. MORAN, Lorin Station,
: Berkeley.
GOOD CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT: 23^
acres of land in the most desirable part in Ala-
! meda; finest improved property immediately ad-
joining: title absolutely perfect: will be offered for
10 days as a whole at half its actual market value.
Fortermssee HERMAN CORDES, cor. High st
and Bri—s aye.,' Alameda. -•-.:■ •
Ql A AAA A . GREAT BARGAIN IN A
«JS±U.UU\J. fine business property on Park st.,
Alameda; large lot and substantial brick Improve-
ments; will easily pay 12 per cent. Apply to
JOSEPH A, LEONARD COMPANY, 1364 Park
St., Alameda, or 19 Montgomery st., San Fran-
cisco.
IF YOU WANT
1 A GOOD, SUBSTANTIAL AND STYLISH
HOME
I CALL ON THE OLD BUILDING FIRM OF
; A. R. DENKE, . WEBSTER STREET.
! 011 PL A A new MODERN FIVK-ROOM COT-
: <JpXUUU. tage, easy terms; if 5500, on Park
St., lot 95x117, improved, rents $40 per month;
to exchange for city property, a fine home on Cen-
. tral aye. E. D. JUDD, 1424 Park St., Alameda,
, <J_-| QAA SNAP; NEW MODERN COTTAGE;
Xt/UU. street work, sewer, cement walks
, complete; 150 cash; balance $20 monthly.
' Alameda bargains, for cash and installments;
houses to let in all parts of Alameda. U. P MOR-
■ EAL & CO., 1432 Park st.
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.
OR^SALE— CHEAP, TO " CLOSE ESTATE^
new 10-room cottage; on Vine St., Berkeley;
near station and university. Apply WM. JONES,
24 Sacramento St., city.
: DENTISTS.
NT^Oar_^FILL^F^O^R^^XT^RACTED
painlessly by my secret method without dan-
gerous cocaine or gas: won 8 first prizes ; prices rea-
s onable: work warranted; all operations expertly
i done; remember I have removed from 6 to 20
O'FarreU st. DR. GEORGE W. LEEK.
> T\R. J. J. LEEK, i fifth— evenings,
; U and Sunday until noon.
: AT CHALFANTS'3,B MASON ,COR. MARKET,
- xjl sets of teeth are made to please or no charge;
on bridges, crowns and gold plates prices reduced;
small gold fillings only $2; painless extraction.
pROOMEDENTAX ASSOCIATION, 759 MAR-
\J ket, bet. 3d and 4tn, gas specialists: only reli-
able agent for paimess extraction: artificial teeth j
frm $a ; fillings from $1 ; extracting 50c, with gas *1.
DC. REA, 9 SIXTH ST- : ALL DENTAL WO Rle
at lowest prices ana warranted ; open evenings
. <2f7 A SET FOR TEETH: WARRANTED AS
i V I good as can be made; filling 91. DR. SIMMS,
. dentist, 930 Market St., next Baldwin Theater. '
> A LL WORK REASONABLE AND WARKANT-
A cd. DR. J. W. KEY, 1122 Market at. .
R. H. G. YOUNG. BRIDGES AND TEETH
without plates a specialty. 1841 Polk at.
DR. LUDLUM HILL, 1443 MARKET ST.,
near Eleventh no charge ■ for extracting when
plates are made; old plates made over like new;
teeth from $8 per set; extracting 60c ; gas given.
CtOLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION. 808 MAR-
I \J ket st. DR. CHARLES W. DECKER.
; PROPOSALS.'
: T^:IjEMPTION~OF D^TOI<?ST7~BONDa^
XV Treasurer's office. City and County of San
1 Francisco, May 8, 895. -
' Holders of Dupont-street bonds Issued under an
1 act of the State Legislature, entitled "An act to
authorize the widening of Dupont street, in the
. City of San Francisco," adopted March 23, 1876, are
hereby notified that the undersigned will receive
1 sealed proposals for the surrender of said bonds, as
i provided by Section 13 of said act, at his office, In
' the New City Hall, San Francisco, until 12 O'clOCK
noon of MONDAY, May 20, 1895.
\ The amount to be applied to the redemption of
[ said bonds is about seventy-three thousand dollars
I ($73,000.) Bidders will state at what rate they
. will surrender their bonds for payment, less
, coupons due. No proposals above par will be con-
sidered. ■
Bids to be indorsed, "Proposals for Surrender of
Dupont-street Bonds." J. H. WIDBER,
1 City and County Treasurer.
', PROPOSALS FOR ALTERATIONS AND AD-
X ditions • • ■
TO SCHOOLHOUSES FOR BULKHEAD AND
FOR HEATING 'SCHOOLHO USE.
Sealed proposals will be received by the Superin-
tendent Common Schools in open session of the
Board of Education, new City Hall, on Wednes-
- day, May 22, 1895, at 8:30 o'clock p. m., for altera-
tions and additions to the James Lick Grammar
School building, and tor alterations and additions,
bulkhead and heating at the North Cosmopolitan
Grammar School building, in the City and - County
of San Francisco, in accordance with plans and
specifications at the office of Charles I. Havens,
architect of the board, room 55, Flood building,
corner of Fourth and Market streets.
GEORGE BEANSTON, Secretary.
" legal notices.
N6tioe^to"cre dito rs-^estate "of __>
JLi NARDO BAROONK, deceased.
■: Notice Is hereby - given « by . the undersigned,
PFTRA-G. DE BARGONE, administratix of the
estate of LEONARDO BARGONE, deceased, to
the creditors of, and all persons having, claims
asalnst the - said ■ deceased, to exhibit them, with
the necessary vouchers, within ten months after
the first publication of this notice, to the said
administratrix, at the office of A. BUEF, attorney-
at-law No. 402 Montgomery st., Ran Francisco,
«'al the same being her place for the transaction
of the business of the said estate in the City and
coniitv of San Francisco, State of California,
county oiobd riSTRA G. DE BAROONE,
Administratrix of the estate of LEONARDO BAR-
- GONK, deceased.
Dated at San Fraucisco, April 27, 1895. .
A RUEF, attorney-at-law, 402 Montgomery st.,
San Francisco, Cal., attorney for estate.
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, MONDAY, MAY 13, 1895.
houses TO let
TqcUinna; bet. f7fth^and^ixth^6
*±O«J rooms; every modern Improvement.
mo LET— HOUSE OF 6 ROOMS: BATH;
X only $16 per month. 625 Hickory aye. >
LARGE SUNNY ROOMS; RENT CHEAP.
1128 Harrison St.. In bakery.
■1 1 QA HARRISON ST., NEAR EIGHTH—
XxO" sunny rooms; rent $8. ■ ,' »*•:-;
POTTAGE OF 6 ROOMS, BATH, BASEMENT
Vj and stable. 120 Fillmore st. BSI&BBSSBSXm
<_17 HOUSE 8 ROOMS, LARGE YARD
OX I . and stable. 2627 Harrison st.
1 41 Ql" ELLIS-HOUSE 7 ROOMS, BATH;
■Lti-X U'i rent $20. Apply 626 Eddy st.
M" ODEBN 9-ROOM HOUSE AND LARGE GAR-
den; fine view; basement; 809 Castro, near
Twenty-first. See premises or MADISON _
BURKE. . ' . ■■
HOUSE 4 DESIRABLE SUNNY ROOMS. 86
Alabama, near Twenty-seventh. _:
1 HOI! MISSION— BAY-WINDOW HOUSE; 10
JLUOU rooms; sunny side. - . ■ .. • •.- -
m"I A 3 ROOMS; YARD; CELLAR. 37JDORE
tipxU. St., off Harrison, bet. Ninth and Tenth.
HOUSES, HOUSES, HOUSES, HOUSES,
To rent, to rent, to rent, to rent, to rent, to rent.
BALDWIN & HAMMOND. 10 Montgomery st.
V laHi::l> HOUSES.
SUNNY COTTAGES, 6 ROOMS AND BATH
+* each; one nicely furnished ; furniture for sale I
cheap if desired. Apply 728 Fulton st. . '
FINE FURNISHED FLAT, 6 SUNNY COR-
' ncr rooms; piano; reasonable. 800 a Webster
St., cor. Fulton.
7AA VAN NESS-RENT $100: ELEGANT |
1 \J\J furnished modern northeast corner house,
8 rooms and bath; key at premises. Apply DAVID
STERN _ SONS. 20 Montgomery at.
COTTAGES TO LET.
4~^R^O^T^TOA'GErSHEDBT^ARGE YARD;
jb key at 252 Florida st»
Oil A MODERN COTTAGE: FRUIT TREES:
♦ITX_. shrubbery; grand location. SPECK'S, 30
Montgomery st. . .- ..
QQ VICTOR, BET. 7TH AND BTH, OFF BRY-
-00 ant— Cottage $8; 3 rooms; nicely papered.
41F17S COTTAGE 5 ROOMS AND BATH. : 917
tJpXU. Treat aye. • , - ' -
UNNY COTTAGE, 2 ROOMS, LARGE BTA-
ble;9lo. 919 Capp St. __________
<C» Q 4 ROOMS; 2 BLOCKS FROM MISSION-ST.
<|pO. cars; large yard. Apply 360 Jessie st.
4 SUNNY ROOMS AND CELLAR; $15. 417
First St.; Rincon Hill marine view,
7_T~7 BAY-W COTTAGE: 4 ROOMS
«JpX_. and basement; 212 Perry st.
Cottage; 4 rooms: 206 Ferry st.: water free.
Apply to G. N. UMB.SEN & CO.
FLAT* to LET.
B~HdaTe~"vlac_ off ooi.den gate~ave?,
bet. Leavenworth and Hyde— 6 rooms and bath.
tjtlQ NEW MODERN BAY-WINDOW FLAT;
tJpXO. srms: bath; gas; tubs. 909 Folsom.nr. 6th.
If OUR SU*NN V FLATS, 3 AND 4 ROOMS EACH.
JD 2039 Harrison St., opp. Eighteenth.
TTPPER FLAT; 6 ROOMS. 13 JOHN ST., NR.
U Powell and Jackson; $18.
ELEGANT UPPER FLAT; 5 SUNNY
IU. rooms:- bath, gas and washtubs. 820
Nineteenth st., bet. Noe and Sanchez (Castro car).
"\TICE SUNNY|6-ROOMFLAT; NEAR PARK;
-L\ fine view. 1021 Halght, above Broderlck.
<_Q FLAT; 4 ROOMS ; NO CHILDREN. • 1123
<J?O. Vallejo st., near Leavenworth. •
SUNNY CORNER ROOMS AND BATH; $15.
NE. cor. Polk and Jackson sts.
C*l a 2 BAY-WINDOW FLATS; MODERN;
«3>XU. stable. 135 Fair Oaks, nr. Twenty-third
Tififl AND 1708 HYDE — NEW AND ELE-
X < UO gam flats: 5 and Grins. : $30, $27 50, $25.
mo LET— SUNNY FLATS OF 5 ROOMS AND
X bath : 8 and 16 Collingwood St., off Seventeenth,
near Castro; rents reduced.
mo LET— 2S46 HOWARD ST.; LOWER FLAI,
X 6 rooms, bath: rent reduced.
inHOICE SUNNY FLAT OF 6 ROOMS. BATH;
\J rent reduced ; 232% Sixth st., near Howard.
1 AA7 OAK - BET - SCOTT AND DEVISA-
JLUU I dero— flat of 5 rooms and bath.
Q9A CAPP, BETWEEN TWENTY-FOURTH
i/—v/ and ■ Twenty-fifth sts.— Flat of 4 sunny
rooms and bath; all modern improvements.
1 £1 11 STEVENSON, NEAR EIGHTEENTH
xOl'is —Flat 5 nice rooms; $12.
9 EXTRA-CONVENIENT FLATS: 6 AND 7
— rooms; baths; modern improvements; sun all
day. Fell st., bet. Broderick and Baker.
djjTo FLAT 4 NICE LARGE ROOMS AND
fj^JL^i. yard. 444y a Clementina St., near Sixth.
QUNNY FURNISHED FLAT, 5 ROOMS : BATH;
0 modern Improvements. Apply 410 Haight st.
"VTEW SUNNY FLAT OF 4 ROOMS; LARGE
-■> yard. 62 Norfolk, bet. 11th & 12th, off Harrison.
<5_ I 9 r A NEW SUNNY LOWER FLAT 5
Xj^i.tJxf, rooms; bath; large separate yard ;
Mission electric cars. 214 Chattanooga at., near
Twenty-third. ;;.«■- . -.•.;.
<J_l 1 4 LARGE CLEAN ROOMS; WATER
XX. free. 316 San Jose aye., near Twenty-
fifth st.; fine wide street; half block from Valencia.
2 FINE NEW FLATS 3 SUNNY'ROOMS AND
— J cellar each with latest Improvements.' NE.
corner Twenty-third and Sanchez sts. :. '
UNNY FLAT; 6 ROOMS; $16. 912 ELLIS
St., bet. Van Ness aye. and Franklin at.
<3»Q LOWER FLAT; 5 SUNN ROOMS. 375
(J(7. Sanchez St., nr. Seventeenth. :
BAY-WINDOW ROOMS; GAS, BATH, MlR-
rored mantle; basement, yard. 1228 Treat aye.
(_Q NICE 3-ROOM FLAT NEAR BALDWIN.
tjPO. SPECK A CO., 30 Montgomery st.
I 9A71 BUSH— FLAT 4 ROOMS (1 ALCOVE),
JL_« U I 2 bath: hot and cold water; gas and water
free ; rent $22 50. Apply 1209 a Bush st.
ICI Ol MISSION, NEAR ELEVENTH— S
J.0X02 beautiful papered sunny rooms; bath;
aundry. ' ,
NEW MODERN FLAT: 6 BOOMS, BATH-
-1.1 room and laundry. 30 Russ st. ,
,2»TO FLAT OF 4 ROOMS. 6 63 .MINNA ST.
LEGANT SUNNY FLAT, 7 ROOMS,
beautifully papered and frescoed. 713 Grove.
A LL SELECTED (NEW) COTTAGES, FLATS,
- V houses, with stable, $6 to $100. SPECK'S, 30
Montgomery.
V LEGANT. SUNNY FLAT; 6 ROOMS AND
Xli bath. 145 Grove St., nr Van Ness aye.
I?LATS, FLATS, FLATS, FLATS, FLATS,
. To rent, to rent, to rent, to rent, to rent, to rent.
BALDWIN _ HAMMOND. 10 Montgomery st.
HOUSEKEEPING BOOMS.
j^T^JI^ToT^O^f^E^LY^TA^E^ED^^ND
UxGsj painted unfurnished rooms cheap.
1 ft 08 FOLSOM-LARGE BAY-WINDOW AND
IUUO two other rooms; unfurnished ; all $8.
099 FIFTH— ROOMS FURNISHED
O^tZi for housekeeping; rent cheap.
QXQ MINNA— CONVENIENT ROOMS, FUR-
OtJ'J nisbed for housekeeping, cheap; also others.
Q POLK— 4 NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE-
-0 keeping rooms: reasonable.
QO\ FOLSOM, NEAR SIXTH-HOUSEKEEP-
(7UX ing rooms; $8 up; also double rooms. .
"1 99 TAYLOR— ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
X— Z< sunny rooms; also housekeeping rooms.
JESSIE, REAR MINT — 2 BUNNY ;
'100 housekeeping rooms; furnished complete;
other rooms cheap.
OX CAPP— 4 LARGE SUNNY ROOMS TO LET.
91 SUNNY FURNISHED AND UN-
<ul- furnished housekeeping and single rooms.
9AO HYDE, NR. TURK-3 SUNNY ROOMS,
_\JO furnished for housekeeping, in a private
family; no children. " . : '.-
-791 BUSH FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
I 4-1 X housekeeping; also rooms for gentlemen.
O(\i7 POLK— 2 ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSE-
Dv/ I keeping; all conveniences.
T CQt THIRD— NICE SUNNY ROOMS FUR-
luOa nished for housekeeping; also single;
cheap. ; : . ■ •- '„ - : -'.- . , ■ ■■ .-',•■■■ ■■■ •... ■ -
1 0,1 ft 1 LARKIN— SUNNY FURNISHED
lvlO< rooms; light housekeeping; cheap. ■
£»97 OCTAVIA, COR. FULTON— BAY-WIN-
D— I dow I suite and other rooms; furnished and
unfurnished: use Of piano. „.
QQO MISSION— 2 • HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS,
000 well furnished, $6 per month each. ; .
1 A9l VAN NESS AYE., NEAR GEARY— 3
XU_X or more connecting rooms -and kitchen,
complete, and 2 unfurnished rooms; new house;
rent low.
f* IJT POST— SUNNY ROOMS FOR HOUSE-
Olt) keeping, moderate; also single rooms. .
99 SOUTH PARK-LARGE SUNNY PARLOR
-£_j suite for light housekeeping; $10. ' ';
X7Q MINNA— 3 LARGE SUNNY ROOMS;
0I O single or suite; yard: cheap. '
QQI TEUAMA — LADY LIVING ALONE
OO'i would like respectable couple to rent 2 rooms
with use of kitchen ; rent cheap. '
Q9Q MISSION— 3 ROOMS FURNISHED ; FOR
<)—•') housekeeping for 3 or 4 adults; reasonable.
7 MISSION— SUNNY FURNISHED PAR-
«7t: I . lor suite; also other rooms.' ■■ .
1 Arc b HOWARD— NICELY FURNISHED
X Ui)i) front housekeeping rooms. ■
1 T A EDDY-3 y FURNISHED ROOMS, - COM-
A.Xrt plete for housekeeping. .; ;■
7AQ FOURTH-TWO FRONT - FURNISHED
i yJO rooms for housekeeping; $12 a month. ■
9QI MINNA, COR. FOURTH— FURNISHED
—OX housekeeping complete; : double, single;
cheap. •
THIRD — FRONT HOUSEKEEPING
ID suites and single rooms cheap. . - ■ < : >
71 A POWKLL-3 ROOMS FURNISHED COM-
-1 lv plete for housekeeping, bath, yard, $22 60.
GLEN PARK AYE., OFF TWELFTH — 2
snnny front rooms; furnished; housekeeping.:
; 1 A/V1 FOLSOM -F U R TSH E D front
XUUX rooms for housekeeping. ' .
A 99 FRANKLIN — 2 NICE SUNNY • FUR-
tt_— nished rooms for kousekeeepins. • : -
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS — Continued.
■CTARGOHOUSK; 105 NEW MONTGOMERY—
JF Furnished housekeeping suites, $2 week; tin-
gle rooms 15c per night.
1 Q7A MARKET-BET. JONES AND CITY
XO I U Hall aye.. unfurnished suite: water, gas.
ROOMS TO LET.
AA Q 1 BRYANT, NEAR THIRD — NEATLY
_: _:O3 furnished sunny rooms and bath, $7 50.
AA TEHAMA-2 OR JJ SUNNY ROOMS,
T_:O well furnished, suitable for housekeeping. ,
HE DELAWARE, 1141 AND 1151 MARKET
X St., bet. Seventh and Eighth— Choice rooms:
furnished or unfurnished; en suite or single; by
day,' week or month; also offices; running water;
incandescent lights; tiled hearths ; mantle mirrors;
grates and closets ; every ; room light aud sunny.
MRS. S. SAUNDERS.
________________ _ _ __ __________
cyr* SOUTH PARK— SUNNY FRONT
— U room with 3 windows; suitable for 2 gentle-
men or man and wife. .■ ■ .
1 A£»C MARKET — NICE FURNISHED
XUUU rooms for housekeeping; single rooms
and one unfurnished room. -' -. ....
AA I MCALLISTER — 4 LARGE SUNNY
_: -±1 rooms, nr. City Hall; $7 to $12.
! I it A SILVER-NICE FLAT; 5 ROOMS AND
JLU _ bath ; rent $22 60 per moeth.
1 LARKIN, OPP. BATHS-SUNNY fur
X~i\)\J nished front room, $5 month; other rooms.
9 1 AQ STEINE II7 NEAR CALIFORNIA—
_jIU«7 Family, 2 adults, with nicely furnished
home, will rent nice sunny bedroom, with use par-
lor and kitchen; opportunity for couple; reason-
able. ■
ri Q ELLIS— UNFURNISHED SUNNY ROOM;
OxO grate; stationary washstand; bath.
IriREE REMOVAL OF BAGGAGE TO NEW
J rooming-house. 112 Taylor: $8 to 925 month.
norr MINNA, COR. EIGHTH— NICELY FUR-
UU I nished bay-window rooms; 91 week.
cn A SOUTH NEWLY FURNISHED
O*-> sunny suites and single; suitable for lor 2
gentlemen. . ~ ■■ •
I"7"IRST-CLASS CLOTHING SALESMAN. 541
Market st. - .
T7A-: DEVISADERO— I OR 2 SUNNY FUR-
X I U«J nished rooms, $5 and $6 per month.
£99 TWENTY-FIRST — A LARGE SUNNY
U— _ front room ; newly furnished.
SHIPLEY, BET. FIFTH AND SIXTH—
Flat of, 4 rooms, $10.
1 1 Cl TWENTY-SiXTH, NEAR MISSION— '2
XXtla sunny housekeeping rooms, furnished, $9.
11 9Q HOWARD — SUNNY FRONT FUR-
il_t/ nished rooms; $5 up; also housekeeping
rooms. ■ . '
•C 9 SECOND— NEW-PAPERED SINGLE AND
OJu double rooms; $1 to $3 per week; 20c to 50c
per night. -
3 PEARL, COR. MARKET, OPP. OCTAVIA— I
0 sunny bay-window room, .well furnished, for
man and wife; running water; folding bed.
,\iy(* FULTON— 4 ROOMS, UNFURNISHED;
tt-CD rent $10.
Q9l FOLSOM— THREE SUNNY ROOMS AND
C__X kitchen; price $7 per month.
"I 99 EIGHTH— FURNISHED ROOMS;
X-j— j new house and furniture; gas and bath.
ni\\ 1 HOW ARD — NICELY FURNISHED
I UXa sunny bay-window and other rooms; rea
sonable.
1 QAAI STOCKTON— NICELY FURNISHED
XOUUa room to let; rent cheap.
791 O'FARRELL-SUNNY FRONT SUITE;
I — "i" also single : rent reasonable; gas and bath.
9Af* EDDY— NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS;
&\J\J running water in apartments; gas, baths.
7911 BUSH-SUNNY FURNISHED ROOM;
i~\'i private family; reasonable.
cc SECOND— FURNISHED SUITES;
OO also double and single: gas, bath.
£1 1 PINE— DOUBLE SUNNY ROOM; ALSO
Ull single: quiet bouse; 95 and 98.
A 1 Q CASTRO, BET. SEVENTEENTH AND
lit/ Eighteenth— Nicely furnished sunny front
and back room.
7"l Ob BUSH ST.-ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
' XO suite or single room; sun all day.
7-1 9 FURNISHED SUNNY ROOMS.
MINNA — SUNNY FURNISHED ROOMS
0 4 to let: rent moderate.
79Q1 McALLISTER-NICELY FURNISHED
I Z.Oi room; German family: $10; references.
C-1 Q GEARY— ALL SUNNY ROOMS; WILL
UXO rent very reasonable to neat roomers from
*8 up; everything new: hot and cold water.
pERARD HOUSE, I*2 SEVENTH— FUR-
VJT nished rooms, single and double, housekeeping.
ri RAND SOUTHERN. COR. seventh AND
VJT Mission— Rooms all light ; water, gas and electric
bells; elevator runs from 7 a. m. to 12 r. m.: single,
50 cents; suites, $1 day; $2 50 and $5 week up.
i 'SEMITE HOUSE, 1045 MARKET, BET.
X Sixth and Seventh— and suites; ' per
night, 35c to $1; week, $1 60 to $5; families.
ARLINGTON HOUSE, 127KEARNY—
—X ant sunny rooms, en suite and single; first-class
In every respect: terms reasonable. . > ■•
rriHE SHERMAN APARTMENT-HOUSE; 129
X new sunny: rooms: strictly respectable; half
price of best hotels with equal accommodations:
very central. "8 Eighth at., near Market. ■ ■
BOARDING AND ROOMS.
TTUJR^aSIIKD^OOMS WITH > 2~MISALS^ A
-T day; 1 or 2 gentlemen; nicest location in Mis-
sion: private family. Address B. W., box 117,
Call Office. ' - -,; .- '. -;. ■ .
EVONSHIRE, 725 PINE ST.— QUIET, SE-
lect home for permanent or transient guests:
table excellent; woman cook; summer rates. -
I_l A OCTAVIA— LARGE SUNNY FRONT
XtcXU alcove suite.with board; also single rooms
YOUNG LADY WISHES TO BOARD A
child. Apply 653 Third, near Townsend.
CHILDREN BOARDED.
■y^O^NG^olFpl^E^lS^T^^OA^D^HLl^D;
X reasonable. 22 Byington st.
STORES TO LET.
ffiM"7|~sTwtE r AT*_?l^O-?rNli^^
<IpXU. street. .
T^OUR-STORY BRICK AND IRON BUILDING
X; and basement, 608 Sacramento st., containing
elevator, power, etc.: rent $80. Apply DAVID
STERN A SONS, 20 Montgomery st.
OFFICES TO LET.
f]TO > L^ET^FRII>NT~S^^
X floor. 12 Montgomery st.
ESK ROOM AT BOOM 6, SIXTH FLOOR,
Mills building.
STORAGE i;
'T^va^?ceTm^Cd^^n~otolvage?Tjebes
A. STORAGE WAREHOUSE CO., 906 Market st.
WILSON BROS., 1710 MARKET ST., BET.
"» Turk and Van Ness— Get our rates and ex-
amine our method for storage of furniture and all
kinds of .household goods; dust and vermin proof
separate rooms at low rates.
AFE, DRY. CHEAP PLACE TO store YOUR
furniture, etc. LUNDY FURNITURE COM.-
PANY, 818 Mission st. : " \
FURNITURE, PIANOS AND OTHER MER-
X" chandlse received on storage ; money advanced
on consignments; fire-proof building. 410 Post st.,
S~~_X > RAGE OF FURNITURE. PIANOS, HOUBE-
O hold goods, etc. J. M. PIERCE, 735 Market st.
X?IRST-CLASS STORAGE ; ADVANCES MADE
J 421-423 Market st. CHAS. L. TAYLOR. '
' FINANCIAL. ~~~
PRIVATE' PARTY MAKETZoAtiB ON'DIA-
X monds, furniture, etc.; $100 up; low interest;
no delay. SW ASE V, 121 Stockton st. .
T OW RATES; CITY, COUNTRY; COLLAT-
JLj era! securities TRAVERSE. 313 Montg'y.
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.
TTkELINQUENT SALE^^OTICE'^rGOLDKN
XJ Eagle Mining Company— Location of principal
place of business, San Francisco, California; loca-
tion of works. Devils Gat* Mining District, Lyon
County, Nevada. :: ■ ;*: •* • ' ■
Notice— are delinquent upon the following
described stock, or. account of assessment (No. 1),
levied on ■ the , Bth - day of January, 1895, - th«
' several amounts set opposite the names of the re-
spective shareholders, as follows: ■
"• •■ V ■ ,■ - :••_. -■ . No. :■•■
Names. «o. Cert. Shares. Amount.
Morris H0ef1ich........ 5 10,000 1,500 00
H. M. Levy, Trustee........ 7 20,000 3,000 00
H. M. Levy, Trustee 8 1,000 15000
BT.il. Levy, Trustee 9 1,000 150 00
H.M. Levy, Tru5tee... .....10 1,000 15000
H.M. Levy, Trustee ...... 11 1,000 150 00
H.M. Levy, Tru5tee..:.... .12 600 75 00
E. B. Holmes, Trustee...... 18 20,000 3,000 00
E. B. Holmes, Trustee .19 7,900 1,185 00
E.B. Holmes, Trustee...... 20 995 149 25
And in accordance with law, and :an order from 1
the Board of Directors, made on the eighth day of
January. 1895, so | many shares of each parse! of
such stock as may be necessary, will be sold at pub-
lic auction at the office of the company, room 50,
Nevada Block, No. 309 Montgomery street, San
Francisco, California, on MONDAY, the fourth
day of March, 1896, at the hour of 2 o'clock p. _
of said day, to pay said delinquent assessment
thereon, together with coats of advertising and ex-
penses of sale. •
?> •■ E. B. HOLMES. Secretary.
Office— Room 60, Nevada Block. No. 809 Moa>
(OD-Mry street, Ban Francisco, California,
POST PO v M
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. 1896, at toe
same time and place.
E. B. HOLMES, Secretary.
GOLDEN KAOLE MINING COMPANY. V
- 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.
1896, at the same time and place. . .
V . K. B. HOLMES. Secretary.
V . FURTHER; POSTPONEMENT. „
Notice Is hereby given that by order of the Board
of Directors the date of sale of delinquent stock for
assessment No. 1 ' is • hereby I further postponed to
TUESDAY, the ■ 14th day of May, A. D. : 1895, ; at
the same time and place. ; -
, . ...,,......> E. B. HOLMES, Secretary. :
■ EDUCATIONAL. ■
pfY^NO^lS^r^^E^S^N's'^N^H^YP^N^TlSM
XL and mesmerism; clairvoyants developed by J.
DIAMOND, 406 Sutter St., rooms 50 and 51. ; - ; ;
/CANDIDATE FOR TEACHERS', ANY COL-
\J lege !or ■ civil service examination prepared.
Success guaranteed. Address • "Tutor," box 40,
Call Office.
T7ERTICAL AND POINTED HANDWRITING
V taught. C. EISENSCHIMEL, 235 Kearny. •
BELASCO'S LYCEUM SCHOOL OF ACTING—
Private theatricals arranged ; pupils rehearsed
on stage. R. 5 _ 12, 1. 0. 0. F. block, 7th and Market.
OCAL TEACHER^ JOSE~PH GREVEN, IM-
proves and beautified even ; spoiled < voices and
procures positions for his pupils. . 82 Ninth st.
RS. MELVILLE-SNYDER, ORATORICAL,
Vocal and Dramatic Academy, 519 Van Ness
aye.; vocal classes Monday, 8 p. m..sl month: dra-
matic classes Wednesday, Bp. m., $3 month: also
private lessons and piano; ladles and gentlemen
coached for professional or amateur stage (stage for
practice). . ■*'.'-■■' ', --
STIEHL'S SHORTHAND AND BUSINESS
College, 723 Market St.: diploma coarse 30.
fTIARR'S INST., 659 MARKT— BOOKKEEPING
1 taught in 6 weeks. We pledge ourselves to keep
free for 6 months books our graduates fail on.
NGLIBH BRANCHES TAUGHT BY MISS
DILLON, 14 McAllister st., room 46.
H BALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE. 24 POST
Bookkpg, business practice, shorthand, typing,
electrical engineering, telegraphy, . modern lan-
guages rapidly taught. Write for catalogue. '
T ILLIAN BEDDARD, THE ENGLISH AC-
XJ tress, coaches ladies and : gentlemen, for the
dramatic profession ; appearances arranged. Shake-
spearean Academy, 408 Van Ness aye.
QCHOOL ELECTRICAL, CIVIL, MINING, MB-
-0 chanical engineering, surveying, architecture,
assay: estab. '64. VAN PER NAILLEN.723 Mkt.
MONEY TO LOAN.
T OANS ON REAL £S^T^ISTANB^2ND
XJ mortgages, furniture or pianos without re-
moval; lowest rates. BECKER, 240 Montgomery.
OREiGN AND LOCAL CAPITAL IN TRUST
X I to loan on first mortgage at 6 per cent ; second
mortgage, 1 per month; furniture, piano 2; life in-
surance policies from $100 up. Loan, box 77, Call.
ON HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE WITHOUT
removal, warehouse receipts and other securi-
ties. Room 68, Donohoe building, cor. Market and
Taylor sts. ■ .■-■■■•--■ ■. ■
1 ST AND 2ND MORTGAGES, LIFE INSUR-
X mcc policies, bank books. GOULD, 633 Maricet. '
T OWEST RATES ON CITY, COUNTRY AND
JU collateral securities. SHADBURNE JR. <fc
Co., 313 Montgomery st. „ .
NY SUM DIAMONDS, ESTATES,
furniture, realty. SPECK'S, 30 Montgomery.
TVf ONE Y LOANED ON JEWELRY AND DIA- ,
I*l monds. Mills' building, fifth floor, room 6.
0" ANY SECURITY, AT LOW RATES; DEAL-
Ing confidential. 43 Crocker building.
"I ST AND 2D MORTGAGES, ESTATES,
Xpianos, alimony ; an y sum. MURPHY, Market ■
M~ UNICIPAL LOAN OFFICE, CROCKER
building, room 57; telephone Main 6122.
NY SUM OF MONEY ADVANCED ON
A your furniture, pianos or real estate; low rates;
call and state your proposition or write: open
evenings. J. NOONAN, 1021 Mission st.
■\/f ONEYToAN ED ON JEWELRY AND OTHER
xTX valuables at the Security Loan Bank, 1108
Market at., nr. Mason : private entrance 7 Turk.
MONEY WANTED.
O^E^IvA^T^D~b^~AT^iA^rESTATE
security. P. B. TRAVERSE, 313 Montgy st.
ANTED— ?ISOO ON EXCELLENT REAL
estate security near San .Francisco; the Im-
provements insured for the amount of loan, pay-
able to mortgagee; 11 per cent will be paid for one
year; no expense for examination of property. Ap-
ply to JOHN lv RICHTKIT. 613 Market st, • .
HORSES. '
F"~^IN^?O^N7r^EICM^N^r^A^ET?iLXEtON
and harness for sale cheap: any lady can drive
her. Inquire at Nucleus Stable. 191 Stevenson st.
OR SALE-BLACK TEAM, 1900 POUNDS;
Ss mares: lopy and gentle; chestnut team, 2200
pounds; drives single and good in saddle; a 2:20
trotter, 16:2 hands; bay may, 1550 pounds; all class
of horses bought and sold. California Horse Re-
pository, 61U Van Ness aye.
7a HORSES FOR SALE; ALSO WAGONS,
_U buggies, carts, harness; Grand Arcade Horse
Market, 327 Sixth st.; auction sales every Wedne_-
day. LLI VAN _ DOYLE, Auctioneers.
HORSES PASTURED; $2 A MONTH; SEND
for circular. F. A. HYDE, 630 Commercial st.
~\(\f\ SETS SECOND-HAND HARNESS; ALL
Xv/\J kinds; second-hand wagons, buggy, carts;
also 20 cheap horses. Fifteenth and Valencia sts.
WAGONS AND CARRIAGES. " .
FINE BAKERY~__?D~LAUNi>RY WAGONS^
rockaway. butTKles: also hack. 828 Hnrrisoii.
HOTEL AEEIYALS.
RUSS HOUSE.
J O Macdonald, Sacto Chas Hoperdft, Gonzalas
L McLaughlin. San L O C T Wells. WiUita
FDFraser, Happy Camp Mrs .T R Mauran, Oaklnd
\V H Davis, St, Louis J J Rodriguez, Los A
Xellle Doshill, Ft Bragg F liurtlci t, Tacoma
J L Xichois, Denver J X Curtln, Denver
FH Conger, wf «ftc, Kans D G McClay & sister, Cal
Mrs J H Bush Ac, Idaho Mrs C S Hovard, Idaho
Miss M Bash, Idaho J ssutter, French Gulch
C C Wood, Orovllle S Ilornbrock, Orovllle
T H JRedlngton, Paso WII Srhoup, Oakland
Robles F B Ho! comb, San Bdno
O F itussell & w, Mar- I. W Pierce, San Bdno
tfnez C Smith, Ainador
R J Goodrich, San Jose X B Knapp. Ssan Jacinto
T M Morden, England J Culvprhouse, Roddlng
Dr F W Oonu, Napa Mrs Baker, Alturas
P McAuliffe, Sllvey D F McPhaU, Hollister
W Fennier, Clarksburg G 0 Coppagp, Kinsjs City
M Vercovtch, Visalia II (ireenleaf, Kings City
W R Eaton, Los Ang GWBrewster.Paso Robles
J M Dennett, Han Jose J Burger, Booneville
H Stonewell, Suv Maria
GRAND HOTEL.
A F Bachus, San Rafael 0 Dodge, Davis
J H Hart. Cal 8 E Dobbins, VacavUle
5 C Phipps, Burllngame H W Weedman, Burlgme
J R Hebbrou, Saliuuß J B Casey, San Jose
G G Melry, Tehachipi W Palrnor, Pinole
A M Robt, Sacramento II P Merritt, Oakland
J F. Kavanagh, Cal II 8 Spencer, Cal
R Taylor, Railroad Flat J L Archron. Eureka
W J ftwizer, Forluna 8 II Frye, Scotia
G L Fisher, Stockton J C Kdgat, San Uuentin
C E Benedict, Los Ang Mrs Koberts, Cal
Miss Roberts, Cal D Lubin, Sacramento
J G Maguire, Cal W O Anderson, Eureka
A J Anderson, Enreka SII Griffith, Seattle
MrsWCGrauam.Tacoma W C Quiruby & w, Cal
G Xahers, Fresno L Allen, Pekin, 111
W S Johnson * w, Cal J- R Stevenson, Wash
J M Hanes, Wash J H Ilarter, Visalia
W H Rea at w, Modesto l)r J H Sloan&w, StaPala
B Hchefno. Cal J Johnston, Sacramento
Miss A Johnston, Scto L F Brenner, Saoramento
C A Hughes, Liverpool R T Devlin, Sacramento
6 -N Laughlin&w, M. LdK Walter Bunce, Chicago
PALACE HOTEL.
L Clogler, San Rafael X S Churchill, Xapa
MrsJWArmstrong.SactO L W Crocker <£ w.XYork
W M Rnth, Milwaukee W P Chadwiek, N Hump
T Carver, England T R Carver, England
Mlis S T Carver, Eng Miss Hodglnson, Enjj
E T Ryder, Boston J B Kerr & w, New York
J E Cbilas &w, N York MissK L Brennan.NYork
H C Yarrow. Mexico F W Krelr, England
Miss J B Patton. Boston W J C'heyney, Phila
W B Gordon, England X (Musinu, Hongkong
W Matlieson, Now York J H filxon, Scotland
R Hartley, KiiKland W A Browne, Boston
X F Hunloin. i okohama J C Reatty, >ew York
T W Heatlerg, Ohio R Longstafr, Illinois
M A Lescn, San Diego W T Hughes, Sacto
G A Lang, IT 8 N H R Glllis. Yreka
G Farrell, Uklah ALde Perrleriw, Uklah
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
E Mason, Chicago H S Lunt, Boston
G S Clark, Tucson W L Taylor, R I
P J O'Brien, Alcatraz X L Tomser, Angel Islnd
M F Vera, Valle.io G Homber, Benicla
A Johnson, Colorado Cty R Brenmer, Hartford
E H Naster. He J A (lark, st Paul
C Johnson, .->t JLouls J Gallwey, Ala
J Atward. Ala A Trolb, Ala
J W Logan, NY D Hanley, Angel Island
M J Gresbani, La i 5 C Mlison, Miss
W Vollt. Miss 0 J Runyon, Brooklyn
X 3 Frlesa, Benlcla J F McLaughlin, Wash
Mrs C Brown, Sta Rosa
BALDWIN HOTEL.
J JohnstoD, San Rafael Miss Cullen, San Kafael
C F Reichling, Oakland 11 X Wadswait, Oakland
E C Heard, Eurcita J Seymour.Central Anie*
C L Baker, NY F Noyes, Windsor, Ont
H Noyes, Windsor, Ont T H Harris, Louisville
L C Jordan, Tampa, Fla J H Fanning, N V
J C Lynch, Cucumago Louis Riyer, N V
Master C Riyer, N V \V L Frost, Los Angeles
Mrs J C Platt, Conn Dr F F Sprague, Anderson
TIIK CALL CALENDAR.
Mat, 1895.
Moon's Phases.
4
May 1,
First Quarto.
6
11
May 8,
Fall Moon.
U
IB
May 16.
Last Quarter.
May 24,
New Moon.
WEATHER BUKEAU REPORT.
United States /^Jkfaetment of AgbicuXt
. TUEB. i Wkaikeb BUBKATT, Has : Fbancisco,
May 12, 1895, 5, r. m.— Weather conditions and
general forecast.
The following maximum temperatures were re
ported to-day in California: Eureka "; 64 deg., Red
Bluff 92, Sacramento 94; San Francisco 82, Fresno
93, San Luis Obiapo 82, Los Angeles 74, San Diego
66. YumalO3. ;' ' . -. : '■'.. '*•".'. - f r "\
The temperature continued high during to-day
throughout the interior portion of California and in
the eastern portion of, Oregon and Washington.
The temperatures in the central valleys of Califor
nia are about as warm as was ever recorded In' the
first half of •■ May, ranging about 90 deg. in all
places. Along the coast the temperature has begun
to fall with a brisk west wind, which will be car
ried rapidly into the interior, 1 producing, decidedly
cooler weather Monday in the Sacramento \ alley.
Throughout the interior of the southern portion of
the State the changes in temperature will be slight.
The following are seasonal rainfalls to date m
compared with those of the same date last year:
Eureka 41.76, last year 02.22: Red Bluff 28.40,
last year 19.70; Sacramento 28.90, last year
14.19; San Francisco 25.41, last year 16.60;
Fresno 14.14, last year 6.27: Los Angeles 16.86.
last year 6.53: San Diego 11.56, last year 4.09;
Yuma 2.97, last year 2.16 inches.
San Francisco data— Maximum temperature 82
deg., minimum 63 (leg., mean 72 deg.
Forecast made at Han Francisco for thirty hours
ending midnight May 13, 1895:
For Northern California— Fair; cooler along the
central and southern coast and In the Sacramento
Valley: slightly cooler In the San Joaquin Valley;
brisk westerly winds; foggy along the coast at
night.
For Southern California— Fair; nearly stationary
temperature, except somewhat cooler along the
northern coast; fresh westerly winds along the
coast.
For Nevada— Fair; nearly stationary tempera
ture.
For Utah— Fair: Bomewhat warmer.
For Arizona— Fair; somewhat warmer in the east
portion.^
San Francisco and vicinity— Fair; cooler; foggy
at night; brisk to high westerly winds.
W. H. Hakmok, Forecast Official.
OCKAS STEAaiERS.
Dates of Departure From San Francisco.
DKSTINATION
SAILS.
.-I i am .
Farallon
Gaelic
Oregon
•Corona
Walla Walla
P0m0na.....
Weeott.
Saturn
Arago
Alee Blnchd
Eureka
Colima
Humboldt...
State of Cal
Santa Kosa..
newpuri*
Vaouina Bay..
China & Japan
P0rt1and.......
SanUleeo.....
Vie & Pet Hnd
Humboldtßay !
Eel River
Panama.. ....
Coos 8ay......
Portland. j
Newport ......
Panama
Humboldtßay
Portland ......
SanDiesro.....
Vie & PirtSnd!
Mayl3, Bak Bdw'y 2
Mayl4, spm Mtss 1
May 14, 3pm IP M 8 8
>I ay 1 4,10 a it ! Hpear
I May 15.11 am i Bdw'y 'I
May 15, 9am Bdw'y 1
I May 15. 2pm] Bdw'y 1
MaylS, 9am Vallejo
May 16. 4pm Lombrd
Mayl6,loAM ! Vallejo
May 17, s i-m ' Vallejo
May 17. Bam| Bdw'y 2
MaylB,l2M [PMBS
May 18.11 am, Washt'n
Mayl9,loAM Spear
|Mayl9,llAM;Bdw'y 2
!May2o. 9am Bdw'y 1
Queen i
STEA3I.KRS TO ARRIVE.
Alice Blancbard I Portland
Corona iSan Dl«><ro
Macki naw Tacoma
Oregon Portland
Arago Coos Bay
Australia Honolala
Willamette Val. Mexico
Ku reka. Newport
State of Cal Portland
Umatllla Victoria A Puget Sound
Del Jf one Grays Harbor
Humboldt Humboldt Bay
Crescent City... Crescent City
Arcata Coos Bay
Santa Kosa. San Diego
North Fork | Humboldt Bay
Wan HI as I Panama.
if,.,. 1Q
I.. May IS
..May 13
..May 13
..May 14
..May 15
..May 15
..Mavls
..May IB
..May IB
..May 16
..May 16
..May 16
..May 16
..May 17
..May 18
i.. May 18
SUN AND TIDE TABLE.
WA
SUN.
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6p; 1.25 a
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Arnvcil.
SUNDAY, May 12.
Stmr City of Peking, Ward, 26 days from Hong
kong, via Yokohama 14i/ 2 days ; pass and mdse, to
P M 8 S Co.
Stmr Collma, Taylor, 32 days from Panama
and way ports: pass and mdse, to P M 8 S Co.
Stmr Pomona, Hannah, 17 hours from Eureka;
pass and mdse, to Goodall, Perkins * Co.
Stmr Noyo, Levin son, 14 hours fm Fort Brags;
pass and mdse, to J S Kimball.
Stmr Farallon, Roberts, 45 hours from Yaqulna
Bay ; pass and mdse, to C J Hendy, Sons & Co.
Btmr Weeott, Magee, 21% hours from Eel River;
pass and mdse, to Buss, Sanders & Co.
Stmr Whjtesboro, Johnson, 15 hours from Green
wood; lumber and bark, to L E White Lumber Co.
Stmr National City, Anderson, 42 hours from
Hueneme, via Cayucos 18 hours; produce, to Er
langer& Galinger.
Stmr Gipsy, Leland. 12 hours from Santa Cruz,
etc: produce to Goodall, Perkins & Co.
Stmr Jewel, Mad sen, 48 hours from Newport;
ballast, to Caspar Lumber Co.
Bktn Mary Winkelman, Nlssen, 8 days frm New
Westminster; 658,560 ft lumber, 165,100 laths, to
Kennedy & Inglis.
Schr Maxim, Peterson, 58 hours from Caspar:
140 M ft lumber, to Caspar Co.
Schr Nettie Low, • Low, 6 hours from Point
Eeyes; 50 bxs butter, to C E Whitney <fc Co.
Schr Mary C, Campbell, 7 hours frm Bodega, 70
bxs butter, to Boss & Hewlett. J
Schr Western Home, Nilsson, 3 days from Coos
Bay: 160 M, ft lumber, to E B Dean <& Co.
Schr Challenger, Sonderud, 11 days from Ballard ; I
400 M ft lumber, to A A Baxter.
: Schr Daisy Bowe. Ol3en, 3 days from Qoos Bay;
162 M ft lumber, to Simpson Lumber Co.
Schr Arthur I, Kro?, 24 hours from Iversens
Landing: 150 cds wood, to X Iversen.
Schr Corinthian, Zaddart, 24 hours from Point
Arena; 110 cds wood to Bender Bros.
Schr Beliance, Jensen, 20 hours from Flsks Mill;
wood and posts, to R A Gilbride & Co.
Sailed.
SUNDAY, May 12.
Stmr San Benito, Smith, Tacoma. . .
Stmr South Coast, Hanson, Eureka.
Ship Guardian, Marden, Port Hadlock.
Bark Carrollton, Lewis, Port Blakeley.
Schr Moro, Johnson.
. Schr Bender Bros, Thompson, Fists Mill. '•
Telegraphic.
POINT LOBOS— May 12—10 p. v.— Weather
hazy; wind W ; velocity 8 miles per hour. -
Miscellaneous.
Per Western Home— May 12," while trying to
dock at the seawall carried away martingale and
bobstay.
Disasters.
TATOOSH, May 12— Mogul returned from
sea in distress and was put ashore three miles east
of Tatoosh.
Domestic Ports. v ". .
TATOOSH — Passed in May 12— Stmr* City of
Puebla, hence May 10 fr Victoria and Puget Sound;
Br stmr Wellington, hence May 8 for Nanalmo.
! Passed out May 12— Br bark Darra, from Port
Gamble for Sydney.
REDONDO- Sailed May Schr Hueneme, for
t Portland : bktn Monitor, for Port Angeles.
SAN PEDRO— Sailed May 12-Schr Peerless, for
Vancouver.
BOWENB LANDlNG— Arrived May 11— Schr
Monterey, hence May 10.
Sailed May 11— .Stmr Cleone, for Redondo; stmr
Scotia, for Port Los Angeles.
GREENWOOD— Arrived May 12— Stmr Green
wood, hence May 11.
VENTURA— SaiIed May 12— Schr Fanny Dn
tard, for Port Blakeley.
(?bot) BAY— Sailed May 12— Stmr Excelsior, for
San Francisco.
CASPAR— May 12— Schr Abbie, for San
Francisco. .
USAL— Sailed May 11— Stmr Newsboy, for Mon
terey.
Arrived May 12— Stmr Tillamook, hence May 11.
FORT BRAGG— Arrived May 12— Stmr Rival, he
1 May 11 ; stmr Caspar, hence May 11.
IVERSENS LANDING— SaiIed May 11— Schr
Arthur I, for San Francisco. .
ALBION -Arrived May 12— Stmr Albion, from
Newport; schr Bessie X, hence May 10.
EUREKA— Arrived May 12— U S lighthouse ten
der Madrono; stmr Pasadena, from San Pedro;
stmr North Fork, hence May 11; stmr Humboldt,
hence Hay 11.
Sailed May 12— Schrs Mary Buhne and J G Wall,
for San Francisco.
Movements of Trans-Atlantic Steamers.
NEW YORK— May 12— Btmr Spaardam,
from Rotterdam. ■ * . ■ . ■ .
SOUTHAMPTON— Arrived May 12— Stmr Ems.
from New York for Bremen. ■ .
HAVRE— Arrived May 12— Stmr La Bourgogne,
from New York.
Importations. • ,
SOUH AMERICA— Per CoUma-200 sks cocoa,
Ics personal effects. -
Central America— 6B34 sks coffee, 37 logs, 1 bdl
hammocks, 2 monkeys, 4 parrots, 2 sks rice.
Mexico— 2 sks coffee, 619 bxs limes, 15 a pine
apples, 11 cs mangoes, 5 cs tamarinds, 2 pkgs gold
coin ($4000).
YAQUINA BAY— Per Farallon— 9l sks bones, 2
bbls beer, 45 cs eggs 10 sks bark. 8 coops chickens,
1 bb! fish, 4 sks wool. 12 bdls hides. Va bbl brandy,
1 cs corn, 1 sk. dried fruit, 60 sks oysters, 106 tons
stone, 6790 sks oats, 2402 qr-sks flour, 1 cs mdse, 1
bdl pelts, 71 sks potatoes, 1 bdl furs, 10 sks sugar,
6 pkgs Junk, 3 wagons. 3 pkgs household goods. 6
roots. ; -.-.-.
PORT KENYON— Per Weeott-2y 2 kgs 52 tubs
279 bxs butter, 5 bxs frogs, 144 sks potatoes, 1 coop
fowls, 1 sk seed, 2 cylinders, 28 cs elder, 14 cds
stave bolts, 4 cs butter-molds, 106 bdls green hides,
4 bdls dry hides, 2 cs mdse, 6 dressed calves, 114
boss. •• '
HUENEME, ETC— Per National City— bales
wool, 3360 sks barley, 749 sks corn, 22 sks beans, 4
bxs fowls, 6 coops chickens.
. SALINAS— Per Gipsy— 34 empties.
Blanco — 1 cs eggs.
Moss Landing— l coop chickens, 1 cs eggs, Isk
cornmeal, IVz bxs butter. ■
Soqpel— l bill rake teeth, 2 bxs empty bottles. -
Santa Cruz— lo rolls leather, 10 bxs butter, 1000
bbls lime, 30 cs cheese, 1 door frame, 1 bbl wine.
Pigeon Point— bxs 210 dnns cheese, Ibx but
ter, 127 sks beans, 25 sks potatoes. ■ '
Amesport— l2s Bits oats, 203 ska beans. :
EUREKA— Per Pomona— bx fish, 3 bxs type,
I cs dry goods, 16 bdls 1 crt moldings, 12 doors, 15
rolls leather, 23 tubs 2 kgs 169 bxs butter, 46 stcs
peas, 13 veal, 2 bbls mineral water, 160 M shingles,
II bdls salt pelts, 31 M ft lumber, 2 bbls tallow, 2
bdls hides, 10 bxs apples, 7 pkgs express, 1 sk coin.
Fields Landing— B34 sks oats, 489 sfcs potatoes,
100 M shakes, 208 M shingles, 45 Mft lumber. -
FORT BRAGG— Per Noyo— sks sugar, 1 empty
tank, 1 cs dry goods,' 50 empty barrels, 102 • sks
tanbark, 138 Mft lumber, . '
Consignees.
Per Colima— Hellman Bros: Ca»tle Bros: F F
Lastreto; John T Wright: Urruela, Urioste&Co;
Haas Broa: Bloom Bros: Stockton Milling Co: R E
Hc-bulz; Schwarts Bros: Cabrera, RomtftCo: H
WEodwell; J D SpreckelsA Bros Co; J M F.IIU;
M New field A Co: Qoldtree Bros; Dickmann * Co;
Moritealegre A Co: H Burnbam: C B Lustre to ; J
Gundlach & Co: E L G Steele ft Co; A Levy A Co-
L Benussi; J OMeyerink: W Loaiza <t Co; Mattoon
<fe Danglada; Garcia A Magglnl ; Chiuda & Flacb;
li G Sresovich & Co; J Ivancovich & Co; A Center;
order.
Per Farallon— Lievre, Fricke <ft Co : Stanfler ft Co-
W C Price <fc Co: F B Halght; N Ohlandt <t Co; J C
Bauer & Co; Dodge, Sweenev A Co; Fredericksbure
Bottling Co; 8 H Frank 4 Co; H Levy* Co; D X
Dibble; Morgan Oyster Co; Moore, Ferguson * Co:
Anspacher Bros; H Dotard; J Kverdliig <fc Co; J D
McGilloray ; Wood, Curtis A Co; C J Lleat A Co; F
Chevalier; E R Htevens & Co; Chaa Harley * Co ;
W A J Sloane A Co; Schacht, Lemcke & Steiner- W
A Wells; J N Brandenberg; R Kuner: B G Ruhl <S
Co; Hooper & Jennings; F Sprauser: Kd Hammire.
Per Weeott— Kuss, Bandere <S Co; F BHatgnt- J
F Jjapp; C E Whitney *Co: Wltsel & Baker; Chas
Jxobsen; brigham, Hoppe <fc Co : Gets Bros <ft Co;
Norton, Teller A Co; Wneaton, Breon A Co: West
ern Meat Co; Ross A Hewlett; M Kalish <t Co; J Ji
Moore: W C Price A Co; Standard Oil Co; Hoffman
ft Woenne: W P Fuller A Co: Baker A Hamiltoni
Cox Seed and Plant Co ; L D Stone <fc Co ; G (i Wick
son: W R Knight * Co: J Newman.
Per Gipsy— Herman Joo.-tt; J H Cain A Co; Ber
ges & Co; Kron Tanning Co: Wheaton, Breon A Co;
Dairymen's Union; Norton, Teller A Co; HlUsßros;
Dodge, Sweeney <fc Co: Hammond A Brod : Jonas
Erlanger <fe Co; Standard Oil Co; H Cowell & Co; A
W Fink:Brigham. Hoppe A Co;E R Stevens & Co;
C E Whitney A Co: H Dutard; Pac Coast S S Co;
Osborne »fc Co; John Thompson; Santa Cruz Moun
tain Wine Co; MEhrman: Marian Francis: Mad
den&Lowrie; Braver A Grasshoff; Trubenbach &
Co: Paul Keyser.
Per Pomona— American Union Fish Co; George L
Swett ; A Crocker A Bros; Amer Press Assn ; Yates
A Co; Brown A Adams; Britcham, Hoppe <fc Co: J
Moore : 0 E Whitney «fc Co; Dodge, Sweeney A Co;
Dairymen's Union; Dunham, Carrigan <fc Co; Bols
ter & Mowry; E R Stevens & Co; F B Haight; B F-.
Farnum: H"ills Bros; Humboldt Mineral Water Oor
J H Newbauer A Co ; Marshall, Teggart A Co ; Caa»
Nelson ; Norton, Teller A Co; "W B Sumner A Co; 8-
Donahue: Nathan, Dohrman A Co; Ed Roemer; G
T Shaw; Overland Freight Transfer Co: G de Luca;
Russ, .Sanders A Co; Standard Oil Co; H Schroeder
A Co; Wbeaton, Breon A Co: WeJls, Fargo A Co; W
F Mitchell; Pacific Rolling Mill; Scott A Van Ars^
Per Noyo— Murphy, Grant A Co; J M Klein: C C
Pennell; Standard Oil Co: C A Hooper A Co; Union
Lumber Co: J Hammond.
Per National City— Erlanger A Galinger; Wolfl <fc
Co; Field A Stone.
BIRTOS— MARRIAGES— DEATHS.
...,": . BORN. .V. jj-
CALNEN— In Lorin, May 2, 1895, to the wife of J.
J. Calnen, a daughter.
PRENNA— In this city, May 12, 1895, to the wife :
of J. P. Frenna, a son. - ■ ' *
MAYER— this city, May 9, 1895, to the wife of
Henry Mayer, a daughter.
SIMENS— this city, May 3, 1895, to the wife of
i O. L. Biraens, a son. ■ • . • ■ " '
MARRIED. :
BAKER-MAGNER-In this city, May 1, 1895, <
D. J. Baker and A. R. Magner. • ■ '. ■■;■■;
EMMONS— BOWDEN— In this City, May 11,1895,
by the Rev. Father Ryan, W. P. Emmons and
: Emma M. Bowden, both of San Francisco. ~ ...
DIED.
Abrams, Thomas Moore, Mrs. Ellen D. E.
Busher, Captain C. Marks, Vera Olive
Collins, Clara | Mlsh, Phenes - .->- •
CuthDert, John Mayer. Wendelln '•'-' -i:
Denehy, Joseph C. . Morel, Sabine M. ■. .'■
Fick, Annie McKeand, Margaret
Hellmann, Francis W. McMullin, Daniel
Hart, Hor tense ■ O'Day, Sarah .■..-„•-. *:.:*
Harrington, Francis D. . Rabeler, Hermann :.'..■»
Lincoln, Mrs. Kate Ryan, Martin -....■ .<
Lewis, George Henry Sweeney, Jane r.,-U'.
■ Maranda.^Cutherine Willby, Charles • ■ ■
• Young, Zettie Bell .. \ . ■>
. . - . ■
ABRAMS— In this city, May 12, 1895, Thomas
Abrams, a native of New York, aged 42 years. ■■ •
BUSnER-In this city. May 11, 1895, of heart
failure, at his late residence, 712 Twenty-second
street, near Valencia, Captain Charles Bustier,
father of Mrs. George Mac Niece, a native of Buf-
falo, N. Y. [Buffalo (N. V.) papers please copy.J
£s"Notice of funeral hereafter.
COLLINS— In this city, May — 1895, Clara, wire
of John Collins, a native of New York, aged ;46
years. • " -w
OS" Friends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral TO-MORROW
(Tuesday), at 2 o'clock p. m., from the par*
ior3 of the California Undertaking Company, 123
Stockton street. Interment private. ■■ - ■ ■ ,-
CUTHBERT— Fruitvale, May 11, 1895, John
Cuthbert, aged 75 years. "
DENEHY— In this city. May 11, 1895. Joseph C,
beloved husband of Cassie Denehy. son of Cath-
erine E. Denrhy, and brother of Dennis V., John
. P., Philip and Mary Agnes Denehy, a native of :
Boston, Mass., aged 27 years -and 2 months.
[New York and Massachusetts papers please.
copy. ) - *;v -H
j)S" Friends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral THIS DAT
{Monday), at 8:30 o'clock a.m.. from the resi-
dence of his mother, 414 Sixth street, thence to.
St. Rose's Church, where a solemn.. requiem
mass will be celebrated for the repose of bis
soul, 1 commencing at 9 o'clock a. m. Inter-
ment Mount Calvary Cemetery. v, -"•
FICK— Oakland. May 11, 1895, Annie, beloved
wife of August Fick, and sister of Margarette
Canavan, a native of Neutown Forbes, County:
Longford, Ireland, aged 58 years 4 months and
25 days. - " t : >
j9S"Friends are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral THIS DAY (Monday), at 2 o'clock
p. m., from her late residence, 10191/2 Wood-
street. Interment Mountain View Cemetery;
Oakland. - • < ■-■
HEILMANN— In this city. May 11, 1895, Francis
Walter, youngest son of the late Henry and Mary,
and beloved brother of Richard W.. John E. and,
the late James Henry Hellmann, a native of San
Francisco, aged 27 years and 7 months. , -
Friends and acquaintances are respect-
fully lnvitea to attend the funeral TO-MORROW
(Tuesday), at 8:30 o'clock a. m.. from the resi-
dence of his brother, Richard W. Heilmann, 708
Brannan street; thence to St. Rose's Church,
where a solemn requiem mass will be celebrated
for the repose of his soul, commencing at 9
o'clock a. m. Interment Mount Calvary Ceme-
tery. -v «J
HART— In San Jose, May 12, 1895, Hortense,
wife of Leopold Hart, and mother of Mrs. G. W.
Alexander, Rosalie, Bertha,' Stella and -Natalie
Hart, a native of Lorraine, aged 49 years. - • -
A3~The funeral will take place TO-MORROW
(Tuesday), at 10:30 o'clock a. it., from her late
residence. 40 North Eighth street, San Jose. '• -
HARRINGTON— In Fairbank, Ariz.. May 10,
1895, Francis ]>„ only son of Frank J. and Mary
.A. Harrington, a native of Arizona, aged 7
months. ;. .
LINCOLN— In this city, May 11, 189*5, Mrs. Kate
Lincoln, a native of Ireland, aged 68 years. - „,, - *
LEWIS— this city. May 11, 1895, George Henry
Lewis, beloved husband of Euphemia . Lewis,
a native of Nantucket, Mass., aged 49 years and
6 months. * ■ 1
MISII— this city, May 12, 1895, Phenes, beloved
husband of Sarah Mish, and father of Borroh
Mish, Mrs. J. Werner of. New York, Mrs. N.
Schlesinger, Mrs. M. J. Sahlein, Dr. 8. C. Mish,
Jnlien E. and Oswald Mish, a native of Posen,
Germany, aged 70 years. [New York and Chi-
cago papers please copy.J
j(3"Friends are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral services TO-MORROW (Tuesday), at
10 o'clock a. if., at 407 Dcvisadero street. Inter-
ment Hills of Eternity Cemetery by 1 1 :45 o'clock
'a. M. train from Third and Townsend street. -- .
MARANDA— At Bay Farm Island, May 9, 1895,
Catherine Maranda, a native of Flores Island,
. aged 39 years. ..._■.■-.;
MOORE— In Watsonvllle, May 12, 1895, Mrs. Ellen
Dawson E. Moore, oeloved mother of ■ Mrs.
Thomas Bennett of New York City.
MARKS— In this city, May 12, 1895, Vera Olive
Marks, a native of San Francisco, aged 5 years 5
months and 25 days.' -.._-,,
MAYER— In this city, May 12, 1893, Wendelin.
beloved husband of Wanda Mayer, and father of
' Otto, Ella, Emma, Rudolph and Albert Mayev
and Mrs. Lambart Becker, a native of Germany,
aged 59 years 7 months and 6 days. ■ — ;
4S~FriendB and acquaintances and mem-
bers of Germania Lodge No. 9. 1. O. O. F. ; Wal-
halla Encampment No. 7, 1. O. O. F. ; Walhalla
Gesancr Verein • and Harmony Lodge No. 0.,
A. O. U. W., are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral TO-MORROW (Tuesday), ' at . 2
o'clock P. M., from his late residence, 708 Lom-
bard street. Interment I. O. O. F. Cemetery. : -~
MOREL— In tnls city. May 12, 1895, Sablne Mai
Morel, beloved mother of Charles F.,Fred M. and
Fey F. Morel, Mrs. M. Dougherty and Mrs. W.
Parrish Pearsall, a native of France.
Friends and acquaintances are resoect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral TO-MORROW
(Tuesday), at 10:30 o'clock a. x., from St.
Mary's . Cathedral, where a solemn high mass
will be celebrated for the repose of her sonl.
Interment private at St. Mary's Cemetery. Oak-
land. - •'
McKEAND— this city, May 12, 1895, at the resi-
-1 dence of her mother. 1424 Grove street, Margaret,
beloved wife of William B. McKeand, and daugh-
ter of Mrs. A. and the late John Stapleton, a Da-
tive of San Francisco, aged 31 years. , ' v
jfirNotlce of funeral hereafter. '-,'"?/•-
McMULLIN— In this city, May 11, 1895, Daniel,
beloved husband of Elizabeth McMullin.a native
of County Antrim, Ireland, aged 33 years and 1
month. ■■■■ ■ . ..; ■•-
JBS~Frlends are respectfully Invited to attend
the funeral THIS DAY (Monday), at 9 o'clock
A. M., from his late residence, 740 Harrison street,
thence to St. Patrick's Church for services. ; In-
terment Holy Cross Cemetery. Please omit
. . flowers. '• ■ "■ ■ • ■•'■■•- ■ • ; '- ''i
O'DAY— In this city, May 11, 1895, Sarah, dearly
1 beloved wife of Patrick O'Day, and mother. of
! Mrs. J. Dixon and Richard O'Day and sister of,
i Richard Conway, a native of County Galway,
Ireland, aged 67 years, . - r
Friends and acquaintances are resDeqt-
fully invited to attend the funeral TO-MORRO
(Tuesday), at 8:30 o'clock a. m.. from her late
residence, California avenue and Twenty-eighth
street, thence to St. Peter's Church; Twenty-
fourth and Alabama streets, where a requiem
high mass will be celebrated for the repose of
her soul, commencing at 9 o'clock a. v. Inter-
: ment Holy Cross Cemetery. ......... . . J> v
RABELER— this city, May 9, 1895, Hermann
Rabeler, a native of Hamburg, Germany, aged 27
■'■ years 1 month and 20 aays. > , 1: ;■■;' 7
RYAN— San , Rafael, May ; 10, 1895, Martin
Ryan, a native of Ireland, aged 50 years, . ir. --'
SWEENEY— In this city, May 12, 1895, at her late
residence, 72 Natoma street, Jane Sweeney, a na-
tive of EnnlBkillen, County Fermanagh, Ireland,
aged 72 years. . *
WILLBY— In this city. May 11, 1895, Charles,
beloved eon of William and Sarah Willby, and
brother of Mary, Rosie, Georgiana and Elizabeth,
Willby, a native of San Francisco, aged 13 yeart
and 8 months.
YOUNG— Fruitvale, Alameda County, Cal.,
May 11, 1895, Zettie Bell Young, a native of
- California, aged 22 years 2 months and 6 days, v
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