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_tl'Sl_>ESS riiAXCES.
TO ANY ACTIVE BUSINESS MAN WHO CAN
furnish 83000 1 will give au equal In crest , ,n »
perfectly.safe venture from which 826,000 ' or more
is sure to be realized by September Ist! W|taJ "'
vested to be used at all times u " der .,S," n ', . of In-
vestor and subject to withdrawal wl bout notice,
the enterprise alluded to will not conflict ""&«»«
buslnesss occupations; this is a bril.iant opportun-
ity for a man who cau keep his; counsel with
decision of character enough to act on his own judg-
ment- nart fes answering are requested to appoint
__ . imined te personal Interview; relerences will
be require as to character and responsibility,
promptly address Quick Kelurns, Box 70, this or-
-Bce. _^ ]t
\1" ANTED-MAN OF STANDING, WITH 84000
Vi or 85000 for Secretary of established business.
Address P. S., Box 96, Call Branch Office. It*
(.OOD OPPORTUNITY FORA LIVE BUSINESS
V.I man; Pacific Coast Agency newly Invented rub-
ber shoes, with leather soles and heels: small stock
of good s for sale. Inquire for __ O. WIENER, at
Mercantile Library, 216 Bush St. ____!______
SALOON FOR SALE ON ACCOUNT OF SlCK-
ness. '.--6 Montgomery ave. ■ Jy27 7t*
JEWELERS WANTED. 328 BUSH STREET.
■ jy_7 7f ,
TO SELL OUT YOUR BUSINESS PROMPTLY
for cash go to I. D. BARNARD. 1148 Market St.,
bet Mason and Taylor. Established 1859. It*
4_Cl ftllft OLD-ESTABLISHED Ll VK li
'.UUU. splendid location; long lease; no
rent: immense business: full value given; bear close
investigation; owner 111 poor health: take small
ranch part paymeriL^).^. C;^!!!!* 17. tblsomce,'-7 i»
/ ANDY STORE AND SODA FOUNTAIN: FINE
Vj location; very cheap. Apply Call Branch Of-
fice; . _Js"____-
i-NBOCKRT AND BAR: SOLI) ON ACCOUNT OF
Vi death: owner unable to atteud. Cor. . church
and Twenty -ninth jy27 3t»
r_a-N 7 _R cfuAR-STORE FOR SALE; HI ST BE
Vv sold ..n account of sickness: the owner must
leave civ. to be sold a: a bargain. Inquire re :"M
Market st Jy27 2t»
ii kBNESS-SHOF TO RENT WITH LOTS OF
II business. Inquire Pacific Carriage Company,
ISFJghth st.^ jy-7 7i
L'OR SAKE — GROCERY-STORE AND BAR:
x doing good business; cause of selling, poor
health. Apply 1..11- Church at,, bet. Twenty-sixth
aad Army. It*
l«r>XL-ESTABLISHED DRESSMAKING BUSI-
'» ness; terms reasonable. 312 Mason st.jy27 7t*
TO BE 801.D -NAM LAUNDRY' BUSINESS IN
Vancouver; 8.C.; in .rood working condition;
consists 0f.2 Troy laundry hydraulic washers. No.
2: 1 sel_-alandng hydro-extractor, size of basket
32 in.:- 1 steam mangle, weighs 2350 lbs.; 1
Tyler pollshin.-in.Tcblne, weighs 150 lbs.; No. 1
2 -tier stove, will heal 12 sad-Irons or 24 polishing-
irons: 1 12 horsepower engine; 1 20 horse-power
boiler, made by Dotty of Toronto: steam drying
closet, complete. 3 baskets and tub and all other
requisites: Just been working a month; population
or place 18.000; no other steam laundry In the
place; bad health is the re .son ot selling. Apply to
Steam Laundry. Vancouver, B. C. jy'-O '_:*
'OB SALE - - BUSINESS AND FURNITURE.
• T 230 O'Farri II st. j}26 3t*
'lIAKE CAB AT 159 NINTH STREET TO SEE
I how to Invest your money to double Itself
monthly, . jy26 3t
lIAKINER WANTED in WHOLESALE and
A retail fruit-store. 334 Third st. Jy'-6 4t«.|
Jj.e-.-11 GOOD PAYING CORNER GROCERY,
C* I OV) . bar. 2 horses, wagon and good outside
trade: bouse of 8 rooms and large stable; 5 years'
lease: rent 830. Address c. L., Box 145, Call
Branch dim ica • Jy__ at*
OLD CORNER GROCERY WITH FIXTURES
complete to let MADISON'.-.. BURKE. Jy26 3t«
"4_Qflfl 810 BARGAIN; FRUIT STORE YVITH
iJrOUU. now patent business: trial given: cheap
rent; large traded 11.2 Montgomery ave. jy'-6 31*
Y7-ARIETY STORE NEAR MISSION GRAMMAR
V School. Apply 1936LJ, Mission OBAMMAB
School. Applj 1936 1|_ Mission St. jy_n2t*
RASE CHANCE- li YOU WANT HALF I.NTER-
est lu an Al saloon; cheap: call at once. HAAS,
II Keainy st. jy26 3t»
t-OB SALE AT ONCE— A RESTAURANT CEN-
Ualiy located; doing flue business; must be sold
on account of disagreement between part-
ners; price 81000. Call at DELORME A ANDRE,
3-0 Sutter St. j>26 7t*
RESTAURANT TO LET AND 7 ROOMS: Fix-
tures for sale. 407 Spear St., Inquire cor. store,
H. IKIKN. j 5 26 71*
Mis; SJ LL; GOOD-FAYING FRUIT. VEGETA-
bie and produce store; horse, wagon, fixtures
and stock; fine location; cheap reut: 3 living-
rooms; other business cause of sale. Apply Call
l.rauch office 710 Market st, jyas at*
QALOON AND LOD- ING-HOUSE ON CITY
' Ofront; money-making place: can and investigate:
it costs nothing to . -amine. 228 Pacific SK 25 7 1*
4. 9511 WILL BUY FIRST-CLASS GROCERY'
(JTAii'' and fruit store: worth twice as much:
11111-I -1 Addle** C. G„ BOX 61, tb'S office. 25 st*
DRESSMAKER STOKE, WITH FIXTURES:
good paying business. 1025 Howard st. jy2s 3*
« 1 7 _ GROCERY AND BAR, WITH 8 ROOMS
UK- i O. -partly furnished; situated In manufac-
turing district: rare chance: big bargain. Apply
in premises, 523 Mission st, Jy2s 71*
pOOD CHANCE FOR MAN AND WIFE; LODG-
VT lug-Louse of 12 rooms, wltn saloon and 3 rooms
attached; can be bought cheap by calling at 433
Jessie st. . Jy2s 31*
L Ob SALE-CORNER RESTAURANT and sa-
I loon. Apply 642 sacrameiilo st. jyao 3t*
.'lKi OOOD PAYING SALOON WITH BOOMS
» attached. Inquire Call Branch Office, jy-25 4t*
.-slill BABGAIN; FINE CANDY, STATION-
ijpI Mil. ery and variety Store, doing good busi-
ness: near five schools and junction cable cars; Cen-
tral location., l'."_C Mason st. ]>'.'5 41*
I. OK SALE— A GOOD CHANCE; A HOME BAK-
-1 *r. :._' a good cash business; must sell. Call
at 30Franklln sl }__•_____
, 1..M! STOKE: A GREAT BABGAIN. INQUIRE
_____ ___^ Marketst. . 1y25 31*
_! -All HOTEL FOB SALE: GOOD BARGAIN.
Cli UU. J. S. VAN WINKLE 4 CO.. 783 1
Market St. Jy'JO 81*
.4_ 1 "lid SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOB THE
•IT 1 OV'vJ . right 1 nan; route ou morning and even-
ing newspapers for sale ; pays 880 per month profit.
Apply at this office. Jels tf
pESTAURANT — MUST BE SOLD: DOING
li good business: cheap. .537 Howard St. Jy2l7*
TaK! I.* AND NOTION STORE; CHEAP: SICK-
• ' ne-. cau*e. 3_B Seventh. Jy'_S 3t*
/'Oil AND CHOP HOUSE; CHEAP. __--
'_' quire 248 Fourth st. jy26 7:*
F'OKSALE— A BAKERY DOING A GOOD BUSI-
r ne— In theclty of Fresno: 8-60: cause of sell-
ing, sickness; terras reasonable. MCLAUGHLIN A
CO.. 26 B-arnyst, Jy2l 7t
(.'OK SALE— NEW 2-STORY BAY-WINDOW
1 house; corner lot. 25x105: very neat bar and
lunch-counter; good business; nice garden; wash-
house, baggy-sheds, stable and chicken-house;
price 83500; half cash; departure. S. S., Box 85,
Call Branch office. jy'-'s'7l*
ifc i~jr, CIGAR-STORE FOR SALE 19 14
C 1— O. Fourth sK Jy2s 3t*
<_< 'Cft BAKERY FOR SALE: SICKNESS
t^UUU. cause. Apply Call Branch. Jy227t«
G*i)-/l CHOP-HOUSE; 1149 MARKET: FT'R-
ij— OV). pished room*; *-'."* ;!.-;** ,:.-•• ity. 22 8*
L'OR SALE-HOTEL OF 27 ROOMS, ALL FUR-
J- nlsbed; bar-room, good stock of liquors, and
dining-room arid kitchen; 45 steady boarders; dues
a .'-•■ -1 business: must be sold 011 account of sick-
ness. Apply -07 Folsom st. ___£____
C;.; DOWN ANT) 60 CENTS PER SHARE PER
ij/— month will purchase shares In the Republic
Savings, Building and Loan Association; $16 per
month will pay off a loan of 81000; call or send for
rro* pectus: open daily and evenings until 0 o'clock.
«_- .Market st. mr 30 tr
ILLINERY BUSINESS OB LEADING STREET.
C K...1 134, Call Branch omce. jell tf
GOOD- PAYING RESTAURANT CHEAP; Ac-
count other business. Apply Call Branch. 21 7t
T_"k~ SALE-HALF INTEREST WELL FAYING
F saloon; Market St.: center retail trade. Address
M. .-.. I'.i.a 103. Call Bra cb omce. J;. 217;*
/'ORN Kit FAMILY LIQUOR-STORE, DOING
XJ good busluess : fine stock and fixtures long lease:
great bar-. a 11. 145 Third st. Jy2l 8t»
SALOON FOB SALE APPLY 802 HOWARD
_ street, Jy2« 7t*
BEST PAYING RESTAURANT IN BEST Lo-
cality. Apply Call Branch Offlce, Jy24 7t«
op l 'jr. CIGAR-STORE; ROOMS ATTACHED.
Iff- J _._ . Apply on premises, 326 Vs Fonrth. 24 7t*
Ipoß SALE— HOME RESTAURANT: HAN_-
soineiy furulshed; doing a splendid trade. Apply
on the premises, 836. Howard St. Jy23 3t» WeFrSu
GOOD PAYING SALOON; TERMINUS OF 4
Lues of cars: also lodging-house; parties going
East. Inquire 413 Fourth st. jy24 7t*
dj-l/'lift OLD-ESTABLISHED BUSINESS; 3
«4_ I 'U. years' lease; good location on Market
st: no experience necessary. Apply 779 Market
. St.. trunk-store. , Jy24 7t*
(_• 1 Cft SALOON; 3 FAMILY ROOMS: CHEAP
ip I CU. rent. 416 Third St. j>22 7t»
SMALL ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIP-
Iions taken at Call Branch ofiices. 603 Larkin
St., 330 Hayes st and 2618 Mission sl; open till
'• 9XOr.se. ')-
. 'FIIK.MTUKK FOK SALE.
L'CKNT.SHED HOUSE 7 ROOMS: FOLSOM ST.,
J near Fifth: must be sold immediately: very
cheap; rent 825; ' brings 846; all rented. Apply
Call Branch Olhc^ Jy27 '.'t*
J 'URNITURE OF 2 ROOMS FOR SALE CHEAP.
J 109 Grant ave., Room 2, Jy27 2l»
PATENT KITCHEN-TABLES, 84 60 (EACH. AT
11. SCUELHAAS' Furniture Store, 408 Eleventh
St., Oakland. _• . deg eod tf
H ARGAIN — WALNUT FOLDING BEDSTEAD
and book-case combined; patent wash-stand and
: ebony parlor set. " Boom 22, 230 Kearny st.jy 3t*
FOR SALE, CHEAP— COMPLETE BED-BOOM
y suit (cherry); almost new. 2022 Railroad ave.,
Alameda; Willow station. Jy26 3t*
PARTIES FURNISHING HOMES SEE OUR
complete bed-room sets, 815; mattresses, 82 to
825; parlor sets. 825 to 8120; cash or easy terms.
J. NOONAN A CO.. 1017 and 10.3 .Mission st.jy!3 tf
-VEW CHAMBER SETS OF 7 PIECES.' 815 CASH,
-■> or Installment. WILLEY BROS. 931 Mission, tt
COUNTKY BUYERS WISHING SECOND-HAND
XJ furniture or carpets, at reduced prices, call as
: BOSENTUAL'S. 110 Fourth st. ; .satisfaction guaran-
tied or money refunded: goods shipped free. nl4t-
Al.l. PRICES IN PLAIN 'FIGURES; ON IN-
stallineuts. without Interest, you cau lurnisu
your home as cheap as for cash elsewhere at II EN-
FYS large furniture aud carpet wariruums, 18 to
24 Ellis st. 24 tf
A GOOD CHANCE— YOUK HOUSE FURNTSHED
complete with furniture, carpets, stoves, cur-
• tains, blankets, pictures and mirrors, at cash prices,
on easy installments; small deposit M. FRIED-
MAN 4 co.'S, largest Installment bouse on the
Coast. 228 and 230 Stockton St., cor. Post; open
evenings; prompt attention paid to .country orders.
STEBLINU lfuK_Tc».-CAKP_T_" AND
_ luruitura. iv ** aud 1041 Market St., Rosenthal
Bulldiug. . , Q if
ALL MY GOODS ARE DOWN TO BED-ROCK
prices: parlor salts 825, ranges 88. new cham-
- ber sets complete 816: reductions all round; cash or
Installment-. T 11. NELSON, lan .ourthst 3Utt
CAKrh.TS
VINE ASSORTMENT FLOOR OILCLOTHS AT
J 26c per yard just rece.ved: Brussels carpets,
elegant patterns, at 80c per yard sewed and laid, s
. W. SHIREK. 1234 Stocktonst., nr, Broadway. 12 tf
IAKPETS-SMITH'S BRUSSELS. 05c A YARD;
■ / Installment price elsewhere 81 a yard. M.
FBIEDMAN* A CO., 228-230 Stockton St., cor. Post.
(^LOSING UP ESTATE; BRUSSELS SEWED.
.laid, to.;; 2-p1y,25c:011-c!oth,l2i/ c:curlaln-polea,
_6C;mattl._. lOc. NEWMAN BROS.. 117 Sixths,
; : ' TO LEASE. '
TO UKASE FOR A TERM OF 5, 10 OR 15 YEARS,
a. lot 27-X275 on Townsend St.. or will lease any
portion of same.
AIL- ASHTON, 411 Montgomery. Jy27 5t
OHM WITH POWER IN BRICK BUILDING:
Folsom and Eighteenth; long lease; low rate o]
insurance. •' -- ' .
CUAB. ASHTON, 111 Montgomery. Jy27 6t
_[_____!_ s TO I.ET.
ST.,'_7__\irVA___Nl_ATT--W
0 I bath, 8t0: Guerrero, near 17th. new flat 6
rooms, bath. $.i"; 437% Kill St., 5 rooms, bath,
very ueat, 825: new flats on 22d. near Dolores, 6 ami
.7 rooms, bath, 827 50 and 830: 1124 2_d, near
Guerrero, upper flat, 6 rooms and bath, 8-1 : '* '-"-
Mission, 6 rooms, bath, 818; 708 Capp, - rooms,
bath, $35; 312 Beale. front and rear house, I-
rooms. 830; 2726 Mission, 9 rooms, bath. 830;
Geary, near Octavia. furnished, 5 rooms, bath, 8*0;
cor. Stevenson and Willows, 4 rooms, bath, $22 50;
222 Leavenworth, corner flat, 4 rooms, 8-0; Dia-
mond, near 18tb. 7 rooms, slable, 818: 290 _2d,
flats, 3 rooms, 810 and 812: 20 Natoma. 4 rooms,
814. W. H. CKIM A Co.. 205 Montgomery St. It
© I A HOUSE. 719 DEVISADERO. 8 ROOMS,
iS_U. 831- Flat 5 5 room-
-825-House 1415 Ellis, 5 rooms.
. #21— Flat 517 Fulton, 5 rooms.
8-3-- 519 Fulton, 6 rooms.
$-o— Flat 350 Minna, 5 rooms.
818— Rooms 207 Eighth, 7 rooms.
822 60-Fl.lt 221 Valencia, 6 rooms.
820— Fist 1123 Harrison, « rooms.
$14— House 17 Louisa, 4 rooms.
860— Flat 111 Ninth, 10 rooms.'
CHAS. ASHTON, 411 Montgomery St. Jy-6 at
ON PAYMENTS EIJUAL TO BENT— FOB SALE-
Fine modern cottages: make your own terms;
these beautiful homes cau be purchased by monthly
payments equal to rent ; cottages containing 5 rooms
and bath and all modern Improvements; 7-ioot base-
ment; wooden mantel and mirror; stone sidewalk;
iron fence: large lot; 2 blocks from Castro-sL cable-
cars: on Sanchez st., bet. Clipper and Twenty-sixth.
Owner on premises to-day or apply at once to LOU IS
LANDLER. 228 __t Montgomery st. Jy27 SuWe
TO LET — 2 NEW 2-STORY' BAY-WINDOW
houses. 1627 162:1 Post St., near Buchanan, 10
rooms and batb each, $05; also new upper flat, 1633
Post. 8 rooms and bath, 827 60. Apply to VON
. KHKIN A CO.. 524 California st. jy27 3t
KENT 813: WATER FREE: HOUSE 5 KOOMS,
it 28 Vi Morris ave.. bet. Harrison and Bryant and
Fifth and Sixth sts. DAVID STERN ft SONS. 323
Montgomery si. Jy27 3ts
OUQ nil 1; J'ART. 5 ROOMS AND WASH-
fflt/. room: cheap to good tenant. 6 Boyd st., oil
Chesley, bet. Harrison and Bryant, Seventh and
Eighth. __^ It*
f.-|() COTTAGE 5 BOOMS: BATH: LARGE
«trlU. yard and barn. Florida St., bet Eighteenth
and .Nineteenth. Key coruer of Nineteenth and
Bryant. Jy27 2t«
C-l •_) 5 LARGE ROOMS AND CELLAR. APPLY
io I »). 10 Heron st., bet. Folsoin and Harrison,
Seventh and Eighth. It*
(LA ') NATOMA, BET. SIXTH AMD SEVENTH—
O^r—Ncat tenement 6 rooms; separate entrance
front and rear. Jy27 at*
B'l'J GOLDEN GATE AVE— COTTAGE OF 6
—O rooms and bath. EASTON, ELDRIDGE A
CO. Jy'_7 3t«
I AIA GEARY ST. -HOUSE 8 ROOMS AND
IV)1 _. bath. Key 628 Ellis St. jy27 31*
5 DODGE, OFF TURK, NEAR LAP.KIN'-lIOUSE
of 7 rooms and stable- !___ 3t*
(' ft LINDEN AYE-LOWER PARTOI' HOUSE:
UIU 2 sunny rooms, yard, cellar; $9. It*
(' 1 A FELL ST., NEAR W EBSTER— HOUSE OF 8
VJ l — rooms and i.atb: modern improvement*. 27 7*
CIOTTAGEOFS ROOMS; NEWLY PAINTED AND
.'papered. Apply 800 Webster st. jy27 3t*
61/1 RARE CHANCE; COTTAGE 4 HARD-
IT 1 VI. finished rooms; water In kitchen. 27 Ran-
dall st., off scission, near Thirtieth, opposite Fair-
mount school-house. Apply to F. C. MOLLOY, 138
Montgomery St. Jy26 7t*
9Y).) GEARY. NEAR I.ARKIN. 7 ROOMS,
——and bath. 865: 2503 Clay, nr. Fillmore, 8
rooms and bath, 840; 016 Oak, nr. Scott, 6 rooms
and bath. $.15; 1031 Dolores, nr. Twenty-fourth, 9
rooms and Path. 842 50: 426 Sixth, nr. iolsoui,
7 rooms and bath, 837 50; 3 new Hats. cor.
Valencia and Qnlnn: :' Liberty, nr. Valencia, 8
rooms, bath, 845: 2118 Union, ur. Webster, 7 rooms,
bath, 830; 352 Twenty-fourth, nr. rolsoin. 6 rooms
and bath. 825: ; 1627-29 Post, uear Buchanan, 10
rooms, bath, 865 each; 621 llalght, near Plllmore,
0 rooms, bath. 835: 1139 Valencia, near ___,
7 rooms and bath. 835:. 923 Valencia, nr. 21st. 9
rooms, :.,:!]. 850: 6 Juniper, nr. 11 th. Brooms and
bath, $_."►: 32 Frederick, otr Bryant, nr. Ist. 3 rooms.
8*0; 19iu. nr. Guerrero. 6 rooms, bath, $-5; 61.
21sl. ur. Harrison. 6 rooms and bath, *20. VON
KHUN _ CO. 524 California st jy-'l if_
I'll ROOMS TO LEASE FOB 5 YEARS: FUBNI-
UU ture for sale; one of the best located and snn
nlest house in the city: eontalnin; about 60 rooms.
including dining-room, kitchen, laundry, bar-room
with miliar. l table and card-room, all completely
furnished and always full or guests; no dark room:
tenant must lie prepared to purchase furniture:
present tenant (for 10 v.-ar* retiring on account of
health. Apply to P. C. MOLLOY, 138 Montgomery
street. J ___!_.
'i'oi IT-CALL AND EXAMINE LOCATION AND
1 surroundings: elegant 2-story, 6 and 7 rooms and
bath, bay-window bouses; at half the rental of San
Francisco properties; 2:1 minutes from the Palace
Hotel: pure artesian water free. ApplyatWesl
Oakland Post ilßce, Point station. West Oakland, or
to BOVEE. TOY A- CO.. 19 Montgomery st. jy'-'6 3t*
OE WALLER— 7-BOOM HOUSE; BATH. PAN-
-22 — O try and chicken-yard. Jy26 7t»
2 PLATS OF 4 AND i ROOMS: SUNNY SIDE:
1006 Florida St.. near Twenty-second: new
house; all conveniences. Apply on prenilses.26 71*
C .7 IMTII WATER, LODGING-HOUSE OF 10
ty?.o i . rooms at 315V_ O'larrell st., cor. Mason:
reliable tenant. Apply at Collateral Bank, 15 Grant
avenne. |y24 81
O*JA PAGE, NEAR LAGUNA- SUNNY 2-STORY
_..v house rooms and bath; very desirable; one
block of Haigbt and oak st. cables. Apply to BOVEE
TOY A CO.. 19 Montgomery St. Jy2s 3t
Cl'.'- Cft U3S TWENTY-SECOND ST., NEAR
s± O—.'-VJ. Valencia; 2-story bay-window bouse;
6 rooms, alcove and bath: large yard: garden. 25 3*
Oiii FOR RENT— 3 BOUSES; DEVISADERO
O' 1 U. it., bet Pulton and Urove; within 1 block
of McAllister. Hayes and Broderick st. cable-roads.
B. McDoUuall. A son. Architects, 330 Fine ;
hours Ito 4: key in cottage adjoining. Jy2s 14t
C>i)A NEW HOUSE 5 BOOMS. BATH, LARGE
0 — U. basement. I_o6 Greenwich St.. near I.ar-
kin. _______
1 ')')£ PINE, NEAR HYDE— II ROOMS AND 2
—— O baths; suitable for renting furnished
rooms; rent very cheap: 837 50. Apply Room 15.
I'helan Block, Jy2s _t»
TIPPER PART HOUSE 7 ROOMS; BATH; 922 SO,
VJ water free. 466 sixth st. Jy'-o tr
Q.>7 Cft BAY-WINDOW HOUSE; 0 ROOMS,
O— I .OVJ. batb acd basement. 20-4 P0we11. 25 7
Q«Q COTTAGE, 3 ROOMS, 317 CUMBERLAND
sjpO. st.. near Church and Twentieth, jy-25 3t*
Ann BUCHANAN ST.— ROOMS; 818. ~
fi;Q HOUSE 5 ROOMS-1555 KEARNY, NEAR
sjpO. Greenwich. CAPP A CO., 415 Montgomery
street. Jy'-'4 7:
©1- COTTAGE OF 6 ROOMS; 3 LAWRENCE
ijTlc). place, off Fremont St.. bet. Harrison and
Bryant; on Riucon Hill; grand view of bay: to a
small family; reference. jy22 tf
flft] I* BAY-WINDOW COTTAGE 5 ROOMS;
C 1 ___. basement. Cor.Dolores and Flfteenth.227*
V EW HOUSE TO LET— 73I WALLER ST.. NEAR
A* Scott; 7 large rooms; bath, gas. mirrored man-
tels, etc. JviOtf
. ! , — _
$1 •) HOUSE, 5 NICE ROOMS; 1611.4 MASON
lA. ft.: cable-road at door. 11. P. MoREAL,
402 Montgomery st, je 14 tf
DIK I. MAN 1T.., OFF MASON ST., BETWEEN
Ellis and O'l aire;! 1 roms: large yard; 81 T.jStf
nor, ELLIS-HOUSE,- 10 ROOMS AND BATH;
i OO all modern Improvements. 3*5 tt
IXKMsHKI) HOUSES.
'FARRELL ST., NEAR ALCAZAR THEATER;
.rooms; rent 825: furniture cheap. Candy store,
1001/2 Stock ton st , Tor address. jy_7 St*
I. OK SALE— FURNISHED HOUSE: 8 ROOMS;
1 bath: Sixth st.; reut 830; no dealers. Ap-.lv
Call Branch omce. J) 24 51*
Vol: FURNISHED HOUSE OF 4 ROOMS;
I everything complete for housekeeping; house to
let-Call 455 Jessie St., in rear, second flat. 26 2*
POWELL AND CALIFORNIA STS. -NICE COM-
pletely rurnlsbed house of 8 rooms an-1 bath:
very sunny and desirable; on 2 cable lines. For
particulars apply to BOVEE, TOY A CO., 19 Mont-
gomery St. jy'_s 3t
yURNTSHED HOUSE CONTAINING 9 ROOMS
av and bath; stable and garden attach -d. Call be-
tween the hours of 1] and 2. -5-4 Market St. j'_2 7*
mil SIXTH-NICELY FUKNISIIED FLAT OF 5
— U —■ rooms for sale cheap: call after 11. jyls 171
TtNE HOUSE OF 10 K.O.Ms TO LET AND in;.
I niture Tor sale. 1209 llownrd st. jvl3 tf
FLATS TO LET.
HI Q AND 1115 TURK ST., NR. JEFFERSON
1110 Park and Laguna St.— Elegant nets liars or
7 rooms and bath each; every convenience; sunny;
desirable; yard: moderate rent. Apply to BOVEE,
TOY A Co., 19 Montgomery st. jy27 3t_
"I ft Q FIERCE, NEAR HAIGHT-NKW SUNNY
lvJo upper flat, 7 roomsknd bath: reasonable. It*
d_l LOWER FLAT, 4 ROOMS. 4 MORKEKL
ijl-i. st., near Pacllic and Larkin, jy27 3t*
7*ll BUSHST., BET. POWELL AND MASON^fI
I—l rooms and batb. BADT A JACOBS, 313
Montgomery st. j) 27 tf
d_ _l_ SUNNY LOWER FLAT 5 ROOMS. 832
ijs^.U ! _Flfteenthst. Jy27 tf
J" fLAT OF 5 ROOMS. 6491/2 STEVENSON, BET.
i* Seventh and Eighth; Inquire on premises. 27 7*
mil FLAT 4 BOOMS AND WATER FREE
*J* 1 1 . Firteenth st.. one block above Castro, it*
1 flfttl MISSION, NEAR- SIXTH-UPPER FLAT
J VJVJO vt 3 rooms and bath. Jy27 '_t*
NFURNTSHED FLAT OF 4 ROOMS AT 510
Ellis st. It*
QQ- FOURTEENTH-5 ROOMS, BATH: NEWLY
000 built: bet. Castro and Noe: rent 821. Jy'_7 7*
O LET— AN ELEGANT AND MOST CONVENT-
ent upper flat of 8 rooms, bath, etc.: rent cheap.
1507 Geary st. jy27 3t»
_} I 7ftft UPPER FLAT OF 6 SUNNY ROOMS
«lp 1 I VJVJ. and bath; warn, belt of Mission. 308
Vicksbnrg st, bet. Church aud Sanchez, oil
24 th: take Caslro-st. cars. _______
ELEGANT SUNNY P.A YW lIIOW, 6 ROOMS AND
- bath. 735 Minna st., near Ninth. Jy27 31*
SUNNY FLATST-. - AND 5 KOOMS EACH, 316
aud 318 Jersey St., bet. Noe and Sanchez; rents
818 and 820, water Included; take Castro-st. cars.
Inquire 1419 Twenty-lour. h st. Jys7 3t«
■K'LAT OF 3 ROOMS. 17 SOUTH PARK.
£ jy27 3t»
6 DODGE, OFF TURK, NEAR LARKIN-FLAT
of 4 rooms; 810. Jy27 31*
6 ill' HAIGIIT- 7-ROOM UPPER FLAT AND
—.VJ furniture for sale. Jy27 3t*
C1 (. FELL— FLAT, B ROOMS; BATH; MODERN
■JIU Improvements; basement; yard. jvJ7.il*
CORNER FLAT; 6 ROOMS AND BATH. SE.
cor. Twenty-sixth and Bartlett sts. Jy27 3t*
7Q'J MINNA-UITER SUNNY BAY-WINDOW
I OO flat of 6 rooms, bath, basement arid yard;
part of furniture Tor sale. Jy_7 3t*
OWER BAY-WINDOW FLAT; 6 SUNNY
J rooms; gas; all improvements: 823. 30 Moss St.,
off Howard, bet. sixth and Seventh. J. »21 lot*
I'LEOANT LOWER FLAT (SUNNY SIDE) OF 5
1 roomsand bath; patent sidewalk, etc.; Fell St.,
near Webster; rent cheap. Apply U. 11. UMBSEN it
CO., 14 Montgomery St. Jy'_6 3t
L "INE TWO-STORY HOUSE OF 7 ROOMS AND
JV bath; rent cheap: N. side Sutter, nr. Leaven-
worth. Apply 0. 11. UMBSEN A CO., 14 Montgom-
ery tt. 26 .It
T'WO FINE LOWER FLATS OF 6 ROOMS AND
bath each; patent sidewalks, electric lightings,
etc.: Dolores and Twenty-third sts.: rent 826. Ap
ply vi. II UMIISEN A CO., 14 Montgomery. jy26 St
PARTIES DESIRING FLATS WILL PLEASE
call at Oak St., nr. Franklin, N. side; 2 lower;
finest in city: 6 rooms and bath each: rent cbeap.
Apply G. 11. UMBSEN A- CO.. 14 Mo .tgoini.-ry )y 2O 3t
5 TfTLEOANT COTTAGE OF 4 ROOMS: 4-2 LILLY
-J St.. ur. Webstar. Apply G. H. UMBSEN A CO.,
14 Montgomery st. Jy26 3t
' fltV/' .0 AND 825-4 NEW FLATSON SUNNY
HP_j_/.uu side of Guerrero, near Twenty-sev-
enth; 6 and 6 rooms aud bath; all modern improve-
- ments. Apply to O'FARRELL A LANO, 11 Mont-
• gomery St. ■ ■ ••--■■ >.-.■ . - j26 4t
I__ll O'FARRELL, COR. BUCUANAN-ll AND-
X'Arl 1 some sunny fiat; 8 large rooms; batb. 2B 3*
THE MORNING CALL, SAN FRANCISCO; SUNDAY, JULY 27. 1890-FOURTEEN PAGES.
FI_ATS TO LET- CONTINUED.
C-NNY~BAY-WINDOW FLAT OF 6 ROO.MS
io and bath and all modern Improvements: rent
830. 515V3 Grove st. 1)23 3t»
air 5 ROOMS AND BATH: CLOSE TO CABLE-
Iip 10. cars; Jersey and Sanchez sts. Apply at
bakery. ; Jy2B
ffl*U » ROOMS AND YARD: $12,5 BOOMS AND
Upo. yard; both close to cable-cars; cor. Jersey
and Sanchez its. Apply at bakery. jy'JS -'t«
Q..1- UPPER FLAT 6 ROOMS. BATH. NE.
—0. cor. Waller and Fillmore sts.; uear Hal.
st. cars. jy 20 3t»
I (lilts BRYANT ST., COR. SEVENTH— S SUNNY
lUUU rooms. Apply In saloon. ]y'_6 3t«
■VpEYV SUNNY CORNER UPPER FLAT. 31 Tlillt'
II teenth st, near Howard. Jy'-O 7t*
IV-W 6-ROOJI FLAT; MODERN IMPROVE-
II inents. 1720 Folsom St., bet. Thirteenth and
Fourteeuth. j >' 28 3t«
TWO VERY HANDSOME FLATS. 6 ROOMS.
bath, etc.: 827 50. l'olk st., near lirove.jy'.'G 4t»
ff1.07 SUNNY FLAT; MODERN' IMP'S. 182
tjpAAi I . Noe St.. nr. Fifteenth and Market. Jy26 7t»
Ql A AND 812 TREAT AVE., BET. TWENTY.
OiU first and Twenty-second sts.— 2 new flats. 5
and 0 rooms: wood mantels, dressers and all modern
Improvements: rents $_'_' .0 and $.5. jy2- 31*
2 ORS SUNNY UNFURNISHED ROOMS, BATH.
-- 1229 Mission St. bet. Eighth and Ninth. ]'.'« Bt*
947 OAK-UPPER FLAT OF _ BOOMS: KENT
_-_! reasonable, fcr_B 2t«
7.1Q McALLISTEB— UPPER FLAT OF 5 ROOMS,
1 —O bath: modern improvements, 830. my'-'J if
QUNNY' BAY-WINDOW FLAT OF 5 ROOMS;
0 bath and all modern Improvements. 4::oi._ Four-
teenth st ; rent 825. _________
MODERN FLAT: 5 ROOMS AND BATH. 2107
Puwell st. ; rent 820. )y_6 3t»
1 QQtJ SAI HAM. N ill -UPPER FLAT. 6 BOOMS,
1 000 bath, till; upper Oat, 18:10 Sacramento.
side eutrauce. 818: lower flat. 181S1., Hyde, 5
rooms, yard, Bl7 50, water free THOS. S. MILLER,
1208 Leavenworth St. jy 25 3t*
ICELY FURNISHED SUNNY UPPER FLAT;
Is 0 rooms; bath; modern Improvements: cheap.
948 Twenty-first jy2s 3t»
HANDSOME "CORNER FLAT OF Ci BOOMS;
modern Improvements; rent 922. 021 Twenty-
hist st. Jy2s 3t
8 ANI ONTO Sl.. Oil JONES— S LARGE SUNNY
rooms; bath; reasonable. jy24 7t*
Hi A H.'.VKS lit FLAT 5 ROOMS AND
UiU bath; sunny side. Key nt 608. j.v24 tf
ICE BAY-WINDOW FLAT, SW. COR. FULTON
II and Webster, near McAlllster-st. cars. Apply
DKUI KER A- PHILLIPS. 542 California st.jy.4 4t*
&l(l UPPER FLAT; 3 LARGE BAY-WINDOW
lif lU. rooms; porch: view. 118 Jasper, oif Fil-
bert St., beL Stockton and Dupont. Jy24 7t*
.11 mi LARKIN ST.- SPLENDID NE.V FLAT;
_-lUt/ 5 rooms and bath. _______
4 -BOOM FLAT. BATH AND GAS AND ALL I M-
_ provements: warm belt of the Mission. 1926
Jessie St., near Twenty-first jy'-- tt
,)1 •_) 215 AND 217 VALENCIA— I NEW BAY-
- 10. window sunny corner flats, 1 _ blocks from
Market. 7 and 8 rooms and balh each, costly mud-
ern finish, ir you see thein you will reiuse all others;
aiso 50 other flats In all parts of the city. VON
I.HKIN A CO.. 624 California St. ]>T3 19*
VEW UPPER SUNNY FLAT 7 ROOMS; BATH
II 1158 Golden Gate ave. Jy'JO tt_
1 I /' JONES— FLAT OF 3 OR 4 ROOMS
1I U ! urn d for housekeeping; hathtcas. Jyla tf
MALL ADVERTISEMENTS ANT} SUBSC I P-"
tions taken at Call Branch unices 00 3 Larkin
St., 33. Hayes sc. aud 2518 Mi-siou SL; open till
_ :30 p.m. iya:f
KOOMS TO LET.
A Oft EDDY— 3 SUNNY BOOMS, FURNISHED
- OU for liji.t housekeeping: rent reasonable 2 7 2'
"I COD HOWARD - tWO UNFUBNIS 11 E D
1O — rooms; bath and gas. jy27 31*
1 PARK "AVE, OFF HARRISON, NEAR SIXTH.
IO sunny furnished front room; suitable man
and wile. jr. 27 2t*
'.111 I STOCKTON COB. GEAKY— SUNNY FR.rNT
— UV 'single rooms: upstairs; references, jy'27 7t*
7JM FOLSOM— LARUE SUNNY DOUBLE: ALSO
I "lU single rooms: cheap. Jy27 tf
-n- MINNA-DOUBLE AND SINGLE BOOMS;
iV) I all new luru. ture; cheap. Jy27 7t
1 (i ~ 111 DE-PARLOR 1 -LOOK; UNFURNISHED:
lu i a rooms, bath and closet; light housekeep-
ing; Jv24 2t<
- I /l MINNA— UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR
OIU housekeeping. Jy27 3t
IA3 RAUSCH - LARGE FRONT BOOM; PRI-
- 1-4 vate family; also single. jy27 3t*
t<QD SACKAMENTO— FINE SUNNY KOOMS TO
VJOO let Jy27_3l*_
7 I t) FOLSOM— NICE SUNNY ROOM 1 OB 2
I I __ gentlemen: cheap. Jy27 2t*
w/.- FOLSOM— LABGE SUNNY FRONT BOOM;
Ov) , also single rooui: chenp. ,iy27 3t*
7 A A FOLSOM— LABGE FRONT SUNNY ROOM;
i U"± 2 beds; gentleiuen; cheap. jy27 21*
C I I TURK-1 LARGE FURNISHED FRONT
0 1 I room: $12. J)-? 3t»
QftQ MASON— OB 3 SONNY BOOMS, FI'H-
oVJO uished for housekeeping^ jy-27 st*
OAA HYDE — NIOELY FCR -ISHED LARUE
O V'O sunuy rooms for gentleiuen; ou lirst a .-I sec-
ond floor, front and rear. jy'_7 21*
- J TAYLOR-2 SUNNY ADJOINING BASE-
i VJO merit room*, furnished; housekeeptli7.27 21*
AA P. NATOMA -NICE FURNISHEJ BUNNY
a _ _) rooms; cheap. 11*
I I'l P. FOURTH — FURNISHED ROOMS; SUIT-
A.—o able lor light housekeeping. iy_7 It*
— Af' O'FARRELL — 2 UNFURNISHED SIDE
uUI- rooms: good location; 8.. jy27 ■If
•Jilt MONTGOMERY AVENUE— FURNISHED
OJ.U rooms iroui 81 a week aud upward. It*
(il l HO WABD— ICELY FUBNISHED DOUBLE
uXI room: rent reasonable. jy27 2t*
•)A 1 1 HARRISON, (IP?! EIGHTEENTH — 2
—U -1 flats; rent 813 and 814. Jy'_7 3t*
7OK BRANNAN. ABOVE SIXTH— SUNNY BED"
I —O 10. 111 and kitchen: turn -bed: 9___ It*
iii SUNNY UNFURNISHED ROOMS; LIGHT
— housekeeping small private family cable-
cars; 810. Address _■■ Box 109, Call Branch, 27 •_»
A. 11 MISSION— 2 UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR
9-11 MISSION— '_ I NURNISIIKii BOOMS FOR
O— _ housekeeping: to; uo children. It*
yon THIRD— M'RMSHED OK UNFURNISHED
• )— O roouis for housekeeping: rent low. Jy27 2t*
l|i) THIRD-2 FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING
It.) rooms; also double and single rooms; gas
and bath. jy'-7 4t»
'-> fir MASON— I OR 3 YOUNG GENTLEMEN CAN
AUU rind handsomely furnished sunuy loom in
strictly private family; B*t.uioutn. it*
1 1 A POWELL— 2 SUNNY FRONT ROOMS, FUR-
-110 nlsbed. iy27 3t*
111 A TURK— FURNISHED OB UNFURNISHED
--iv rooms; gas and bath. It*.
DCQ MISSION— FUBNISHED BOOM, FRO.N*T.
COO with stove, dishes, etc., for couple without
children, 88: single room, 86. 3r'-7 21*
I ftl' ELEVENTH, COIL MISSION-PLEASANT
J Ul) sunny douiiie room; BS. It*
I Af' ELEVEN I 11, COR. MISSION-FURNISHED
1 UU bo-se-eeplng rooms. It*
/'EARY, BET. TAYLOR ANI) MASON — UNFUR-
V-I nlshed sunny parlor suite; reference) ex-
changed. Apply 1086 Fost. downstairs. jy26 7t*
5 l'J HOWARD-FURNISHED KOI IMS, 810, 811:
O_o housekeeping rooms and single. jy'_7 _l*
~I l I'INK--.' UN FURNISH ED; SECOND FLUOR;
I VJO housekeeping; also furnished rooms. jy. s 71*
A If) HOWARD-FRONT AND BACK PARL'iRS
010 newly lurnlsbed suitable lor a doctor or
dressmaker; also double room. Jy27 2t*
irnl STOCKTON, COR. FILBERT— 2 FUR-
-1 iUI nlsheu rooms complete lor housekeeping.
jy27 tf
LARGE FRONT SUNNY ROOM, SUITABLE Foil
2 gentlemen, or man and wile; also housekeep-
ing. .01 I- Olsom. it*
1 ARGE FRONT FUKNISIIED ROOM. 532 JES-
J- sle, near Sixth. ; It*
(___ MISSION — SUNNY ROOMS FOB HOUSE-
_*-_. i keeping; also other rooms. It*
TQO- STEVENSON, NR. NINTH— FURNISHED
- 00-A front rooms lor light housekeeping, Jy27 3t*
VICE FRONT ROOM; MARRIED COUPLE OR
Is gentlemen: private family. 371 Minna. jy27 21*
I'. ftft CALIFORNIA, COR. JONES — BOOMS
I 2.VJVJ furulshed for housekeeping; also single
rooms lor gentlemen. Jy27 st*
Ql Q FIFTEENTH, NORTH OF MARKET — 3
010 housekeep ng rooms. It*
I (-A,- HOWARD-FURNISHED FRONT BOOM;
lUUU gas, bath and plauo; private family: rent
reasonable. It*
7.) BEADY. OFF MABKET-3 FURNISHED OR
i — unfurnished rooms; yard. It*
£>ft£ FULTON— OF 3 ROOMS. OR
_UU single; furnished or unfuruished. Jy27 2t*
<Q OAK-LARGE SUNNY FRONT BOOM WITH
- O 2 beds, for 2 ge .tlemen. jy27 2t*
i. I /> NINETEENTH — SUNNY FURNISHED
UIU rooms, single or en suite. It*
Oil.' VALENCIA-* ROOMS, 818; 3, 814; 2,
QUO 88. Jy-7 2t«
I _tQ SECOND — TWO COMPLETELY FUR-
-1 aaO nlsbed rooms for housekeeping. It*
71IA HOWARD, NEAR TIHRD-NICELYJFUR-
I — ' nlshed large sunny room, .-'.'. Jv'-i 31*
lIUBBARD-SINGLE AND DOUBLE ROOMS;
rooms to let. Jy27 2t*
1 BURNISH Ell FRONT ROOM : ALSO BACKROOM,
86: housekeeping. 435 Tehama. Jy27 It*
'_*. . FIFTH— FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING: 3
O-.O partly: 814; single 86. Jy.7 2t«
ftft.' TAYLOR- 2 LARGE SUNNY UNFUR-
OUU nlsbed rooms, suitable for housekeeping. It*
itor FOLSOM - 2 FURNISHED ROOMS,
J PCs) suitable fur housekeeping. jy27 4t*
9-1 1 FOLSOM -SUNNY HOUSEKEEPING
OtJV 'suite; also double room; cheap: gentlemen, tf
QOOCAIT -.; U.N FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING
O--O rooms; no children. Jy'.'O '.'t* ,
IA I A POLK — FURNISHED SINGLE ROOM ;
UXU private family; home comforts. Jy26 2l*
111)1 MASON —DELIGHTFULLY FURNISHED
— _ I trout rooms; a quiet home for 2. jy'_6 51*
Aid FOLSOM-SUNNY FRONT BOOM: GOOD
O TO location; very cheap. jy26 2t*
Oil II TURK, NEAR PAKE - FURNISHED
OV)-±4 rooms; moderate; prliatc family. Jy'_« at*
t'l- POST — SUNNY BOOMS FURNISHED
UIO lor housekeeping; private family, Jy26 31*
1 IQU FOLSOM — 2 SUNNY FBONT ROOMS,
I J OO nicely luruished, cheap. Jy'-6 3t*
SEVENTH- WELL-FU B.N ISHED FLAT' OF 4
rooms for housekeeping. Jy26 3t*
1(11 I MASON - NICELY FUBNISHED ROOM
IVJ I J for 1 or 2 persons. Jy2tf tf
ACO FOLSOM-NICE LARGE SUNNY BOOM;
VOO good location: cheap. Jy26 tf
• 1 I ftl I FOLSOM-NICE SUNNY BOOM FOB
XXVJO Ilght housekeeping: cheap. Jy26 tf
J*.) p. GEAKY-FLAT OF 4 OR 5 FURNISHED
1 1.) _* sunny rooms.sullable for bousekeepliig.'-6 5*
7_ ( . 1 HOWARD — TWO SUN-A' FURNISHED
J VJO A rooms, with kitcben. Jy2o 2t*
7 -Jit LEAVENWORTH- FURNISHED ROOMS;
— U rent very reasonable. • Jy'.'O 2t*
I Q MINT AVE — BRIGHT, COSY, DOUBLE
; 1 0 Iront room. jy'-'O 3t»
AI 7 POST-SUNN SUITE PARLORS. NEATLY
, is X I lurnlsbed, light housekeeping. ■ Jy26 31*
Oft') BUSH— A NICE CORNER ROOM FOR 2
OU»> gentlemen or man aud wire; with use of
kitchen. . Jy2« at*
Aii A FOLSOM, ABOVE FIFTH — 4 UNFUR-
OvjO ulshed rooms; housekeeping: 810. - Jy_B tl
' 907 SIXTH-NEAT SUNNY FR_N_~ROOMS:
• _u 1 doable and single; very cheap. jy-'jif ,
ROOMS TO I.KT-CONTINUED.
folsom - large sunny fu_rn~isued
,) —•> room; light housekeeping; $8. jy26 2t« -
"I Q MOSS, OFF HOWARD, BET. SIXTH AND
It/ Seventh— Nice sunny furnished rooms; house-
keeping rooms: single; gas; bath: rent low. 26 :*t*
C)Q CALIFORNIA — SUNNY FRONT FUR-
— O nlshed rooms; en suite; single: reason-
able. Jy26 3t»
1 .11 (l WASHINGTON - SUNNY FURNTSHED
JVJ 1 v housekeeping rooms; small house, yard
and garden. Jy26 2t*
\\r\tli MINNA, NEAR SIXTH-NICELY FUR-
_>«-__ nlsbed sunny room, suitable for 1 or 2 gen-
tlemen: very reasonable, jy_j6 3t»
')')(' OAK-2 FURNISHED KOOMS FOK LIGHT
_ .— . VJ housekeeping. Jy26 2l*
QC Q F.OLSOM-LARGE SUNNY FRONT ROOMS;
OOP also single rooms; reasonable. Jy'2s tr
1 1 I CASTRO. BET. FOURTEENTH AND FIF-
-111 teeuth— 3 sunny large unfurnished rooms. 25 tf
1 _l(l7 CALIFORNIA, NEAR MASON — 3 OR 4
JvUI nice furnished rooms for housekeep-
ing; ; Jy2s 3*
__f_9 WASHINGTON— OFFICES AND
OVJ— unfurnished housekeeping rooms. Jy2s 7t*
51 KEARNY - FURNISHED SUNNY" ROOMS.
•Ja - ] Jy'_s st*
"I ') I 1 SEVENTH — NICE, DOUBLE FRONT
lOua room with veranda; 87. Jy'_s 3L*
3 HARRIET — LARGE, WELL- FURNISHED,
sunny front room; goud location; private ramily;
rent uiiiy t BB. - jy2s 31
*_9 . SIXTH - NICELY FURNISHED, SUNNY
Z.A.O single and double rooms; cheap. Jy2s st*
lflly HOWARD— FURNISHED KOOMS FOR
IV) IO housekeeping. Jy2s at*
L'Jsi MARKET— FRONT SUITES, 820: LARGE
000 room, first flour, 810- jy2s 3t*
/•'>7 MINNA- 3 PLEASANT ROOMSUNFUR-
VJO I nlshed: 811. Jy_s St*
\~*y> I FOLSOM - 2 NICE HOUSEKEEPING
t-OT rooius; also others. jy-25 3t*
Af\ RUSS, OFF HOWARD, NEAR SIXTH —
'iv./ Large sonny front room; 1 or 2 geutlemeu or
man and wlte; also single room. Jy23 tf
AY BELLE BOUSE, 232 VAN NES*~COR.
Grove — New and elegantly furnished ruoms for
housekeeping, or en suite. jy-4 tr
Till 7 MISSION — 2 FURNTSHED ROOMS;
1 tyl i housekeeping; 3 unfurnished. Jy24 st*™
Vlil GEARY— SUNNY FRONT SUITE; ALSO
OVJi single rooms. JyO ait
"I 'J'JI NOE. 1 BLOCK FROM MARKET — _
l—O-i pleasant rooms; 810. Jy24 7t*
1 1 Q -SUNNY FURNISHED; ALSO 2 UN-
IIO furnished for housekeeping, jy_4 fit*
11 00l HOWARD — BAY'-WINDOW SUITE: 2
1 XaaO-_ gents: bath; also light housekeeping. 24 7*
i)-)-J LKAVEN'YVOKTH-SUNNY FRONT ROOM.
_. — *> with batb and closet attached; suitable fur 2
gents or gent and wife: also light housekeeping. 24 4*
1-I I J UNION— 4 ROOMS. 815; 4 ROOMS,
IO 11 store. 8-0; 2 rooms, 810. jy9 tt
i)V 7 THIRD -2 ROOMS, FURNISHED HOUSE-
aaX I keeping; cbean: single, 81 week. j>23 st*
1 (.'-.7 MISSION-NICELY FURNTSHIIirsU-iNY
IUOI rooms to respe. table person. jy23 st*
81 M BAY-WINDOW FRONT SUITE;
Oi - light housekeeping; stove; 816. Jy23 6t*
A I .'. A MINNA-CHEAP SINGLE BOOM; QUIET
"Uu German family. Jy23 7t*
Q9fl MARKET — LARGE. SUNNY, KAY-WIN^
sJ —VJ dow suite, or single, suitable for offices. 23 lm
__ _ HOWARD— -LAT, 2OR 3 ROOMS, FUK-
O-IO nished cumplete fur housekeeping ;bath.23 5*
r 1 O OCTAYTA-3 SUNNY FURNISHED HOUSE-
Ol ») keeping rooms; communicating; bath. 23 01*
lift FIFTH— SUN Y BAY-WINDOW ROOMS';
lit- middle flat. jy4 lm
1A 1 FoST-SUITE UNFURNISHED ROOMS;
1 - also 2 furnished rooms: rent 812, 88.jy22tf
m WEBSTER— ELEGANT SUITE PARLORS
111 In new Hat; private family; 825. 22 tf
7 I (J LAKKTN""- FURNISHED _ AN_i~"UNFUR-
I 1 O nished housekeeping roums; new house.22 10
MASON — SINGLE, DOUBLE AND HOUSE
keeping rooms or transient. Jy22 7t*
.1 8 MINNA— HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS FUR
010 nished completo; bath room, Jy2o if
'7*l MINNA -Wl 1.1. FURNISHED ROOM;
010 morning sun; gentlemen; cheap. Jy2oti
('III' O'FARRKLL -SINGLE SUNNY ROOM FOR
UUU man, In rear; nice yard; 84. Jy2o if
<I i. MINNA - WELI. FURNISHED KOO^mT;
-IO good locality; bath; cheap. jy!9 tl
71 (1 BUTTER— HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
110 parlors for dentist; also sunny rooius.jlO lui*
•-.11-' SIXTH — LARGE FRONT FURNISHED
0 1 VJ-A room with fireplace; suitable for _ gcntle-
men: 810. ; jylS
1 __"''_ MISSION-FURNISHED FRONT SUITE;
J 'l.)») hut and cold water: single roomsBs.jylOtf
OII7VAN NESS AVU — 2 PARLORS, SINGLE
O'l i or en suite: also others: newly rurnlsbed. tr
1.1. "_ MARKET — FURNISHED ROOMS;
1 V1,). 1 .„,•,. single; relit 88 to 820. Jyl 3 lin
1 ID TENTH — DOUBLE oil SINGLE ROOMS;
1J O balh, piano, grate; private ramily, jyl3 tr
1 I 'J/\ MISSION-NICK SUNNY BAY-Vf I
1 "I . >' ' suite: sole fur housekeeping. jy!3 tf
11 ULVEY HOUSE, 719 MARKET— FURNISHED
ill rooms, suites or single; cbeap rent, jyl"_lm
Ifl .'. MISSION-NICELY FURNISHED SUN-
-1 VJOO ny room: 1 or 2 gentlemen. ]yl2 lm
•_) ELEGANTLY FURNISHED SUNNY PARLOUS
0 with dresslng-roum attached. 918 Valencia. 28 tf
1 9'-. . MARKET, INDIANAPOLIS HOUSE—
tOO furnished sunny rooms to let. my 2s It
9/ 1/1 GOOD ROOMS AT LOW KATES-715 HOW-
&.VJVJ ard st.,nr. "1 bird ; gas and water In each room;
reading-room aud bath tree; linen changed dally:
bouse opeu all ulght* best beds In the world. ap-__.f
Toidb MARKET- FURNISIIKD ROOMS: ALL
i Ol)_- new; bath and gas free. jyll lm
T-7 POLK-NEW HOI SE AND FURNITURE;
10 bay-window suites aud single rooms: all suu-
ny; bot and cold water. Jyll lin
SINGLE PURNISIIED ROOMS 15c A NIGHT.
Llndell House, cor. Sixth and Howard. jyll lf_
HARKET -LARGE AND SINGLE ROOHB,
1 OOU handsomely furnlsued, with or without
housekeeping privileges; rent reasouable. jyll tf
1 i>( ( ELLIS— THE GENEVA. NICELY Ft K-
-1 _-*' nlsbed sunuy rooms en suite or single; a
centrally located, desirable and quiet home for
strangers visiting theclty. jyillm
I.ARKIN -2 SUNNY BOOHS; FURNISHED
__._. for housekeeping; adjoining. Jy , o tf
Q_»KI BUSH — THE MORRIS; RENOVATED;
O—O*' nice, clean rooms, 60c a night. Jy9 lin
1 ".I. <i CALIFORNIA — FRONT AND BACK
J * Jl '') room, furnished tor light housekeeping;
bath. but aud cold water and gas; 825; also front
parlor, 815: uo children. JyB tr
71 O'FARRKLL — SUNNY ALCOVE. WITH
1 _ room adjoltilii. : all modern conveniences, lin
•7 I . _ OTARRELL -SUNNY UNFURNISHED ___-
ii VJ cove; also furnished ruoms: baths. jy4 lin
KEARNY— KASSKTTE HOUSE; FURNISHED
rooms: reasonable rates. MRS. C. HEDGE, lm
I ~~i.AP.KIN, COR. OROVE— NEWLY FUR
J v'O mslii'd sunny bay-window room. ]c24 tf
BOARDING, AMI ROOMS.
l'l\Q HYDE STREET-ROOMS AND BOARDING
VJ'liJ Jv27 st*
SOI VALENCIA ST. — ROOM AND BOARD;
-.1 housekeeping rooms also. Jy27 3t*
L -RX ISHED ROOM AND BOARD IN PRIVATE
r family. 726 Fell st. J>_7 lit*
TWO HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS,
suitable for man and wire or 2 geutlemen, with
board, st 1108 Bush st. jy._7 31*
/_• LILY AVE, OFF POWELL, BET. BUSH AND
U Pine— 2 nicely luruished rooms, with board; pri-
vate ramily; 10 2 young ladles; no other roomers;
terms very low. Jy26 _t*
IyURNETT, 1364 MARKET— FXEGANT NEW
J- building; modern improvements; handsoniely
fur, sunny suites, single rooms or unfurnished. 24 5t
AMERICAN EXCHANGE HOTEL. 319 AND 331
Sansome St., San Francisco; board aud room 81,
$1 25 and 81 60 per day: free cuacn. WM. MONT-
GOMERY, proprietor. jygltt
HOTEL MARQUETTE. 1208 MARKKI ST.:
newly furnished and renovated: transient and
family accommodations; rooms single or en suite;
with or without board; all Market-st. cars pass the
door. jy2o tf
ri -IK MARIPOSA. 821 LAGUNA-FINE SUITES;
1 first-class board; terms moderate. no7 tt
OSEMITE HOUSE. 1045 MARKET ST., BET?
1 Sixth and Seventh; 35c to Bl per night: per week,
81 60 to $6: single and en suite; families. inrl tf
ARLINGTON HOUSE. 127 KEARNY-PLEAS-
ant sunny rooms, en suite and single; £rstcia_s
In every respect: terms reasonable. lalOLf
MONTGOMERY'S TEMPERANCE HOTEL, 227
and 229 Second St.— Single meals 25c ; board and
room per day, 75c to 81 ; by tbe week. 84 to «5; tree
coach to and from the bo.el. ap2l rr
CHILDREN HOARDED.
LT-TSANI', SUNN-^-lOME In'-T-TTi VATE
American family fur a cuuple or little children.
Address E. F. 11., Bui 95, Call Branch Office. It*
1 ADY OF EXPERIENCE, HAVING A TltT-
Xj able home, would like children to board; terms
reasonable; references: no objection to baby. Ad-
dress A. 8., Berkeley. Cal. jy_6 2t
Ytf IDOW WISHES CAKE OF CHILD FOK FEW
ii weeks to 2 years old. M. P., 211 Eleventh. 26 2*
If X IEN CED RESPECTABLE WOMAN.
Xj with nice home, desires 1 or 2 children, over 2
years old, to board; good school In vicinity. MKS.
Ol SEN, 159 Lombard st. Jy2s St* .
* STORES TO LET.
«_ Af\ 840 HOWARD ST,
ij) IV). $50-Citv Hall ave.
$30—21 Everett st.
8100—421 Sacramento st.
810-655 Folsom st.
CHAS. ASHTON, 411 Montgomery st. jy26 6t
BUTCHER-SHOP TO LET. GALVIN'S. SILVER
are., near San Bruno road. Jy26 3t*
-* J ARGE STORE AND « ROOMS. APPL-^l-tO
Xj Folsom SL Jy27 st*
PART OF STORE; RENT REASONABLE: WITH
1 fixtures. 705 Folk sL V lt .
HALF A LARGE STORE; ODD FELLOWS'
Bm. Address A. 11.. -lon 99, I'all Hranch, 20 7*
SE. COK. MCALLISTER AND POLK; GOOD Lo-
cality for drug-store. Key at 361 McAlllster.26 3*
STORE TO LET; CHEAP. 702 TURK ST "~
Jy26 3t«
BUTCHEK-SUOF AND 2 KOOMS TO LET. 1800
Postst. _^ jy24 7 t .
11 LARGE STORES; NEW BUILDING; NE COR-
__ ner Valencia and Qulnu; D/i blocks from Mar-
ket, with family rooms; suitable for drug-store
bakery, etc.; also dry llgbt basement, 55__5;
cement floor: 11 feet high; can be subdivided VON
KHEIN A CO., 624 Callfurnia st. 13 ijh«
TO LET-815 SANSOME. NEAR JACKSON: 1
floor; 2 new stoies, cor. Valencia aud Culnn.
VON KHEIN A CO., 524 California. Jyl2 tf
rpo MANUKiBBTCI-_Wr_Slli)p-ROOM TO RENT
1 with power, for a . term of years In the large
brick building cur. Folsom and Eighteenth sts.
CHARLES ASHTON. 411 Montgomery at. jy 13 lm
ffl; IP. STORE; 2 LIVING ROOMS. APPLY 325
saJ)XO. Fifth st. jj \ tf
THREE- STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK
building, southwest corner Mlsslun and First sts :
splendid wholesale business location: will lease.
Apply to JOHN CARROLL. 607 Mission st. jyip tt
rpo LET— STOKE AND BASEMENT, WITH
1 sleain power: Commercial anu Sansome sti - An-
ply to JOHN CARROLL, 607 Mission st. I*l9 tr ■
: STORK 'AND OITHK FIXTURES.
AR, STORK FIXTURES, SHOW CASES, DESKS,
doors, sash; goods taken on storage, money ad-
vanced. Pioneer Store, 21 to 25 Tenth st. ie__ tf •-'■"'
UAlt FIXTURES. COUNTERS. SHELVING.
XJ show-cases, sash-doors, etc., at 22 I'ost st Je. tf
OFFICES "TO I.F.T.
_TT7iri*f>Yvi___r^~4 elegant rooms. con-
__ I V) nectlng, on first floor; suitable for a doctor;
also sunny rooms en snlte or single. Jy27 tf
O.liiTs.-NSOME STREET.
-_* 423 Washington St.
802 Montgomeryst.
1604 Market St.
Offices at all prices.
CHAS. ASHTON, 411 Montgomery. )y27 5t
Ql QKEARN'Y-FURNISHED SUNNY PARLOR
010 suite, or for business office. jy23 7t*
FFICES COR. FRONT AND CALIFORNIA; COIL
Callloruia and Kearny; 615 Sansome, near
Jackson, top floor. YON KUEIN Ac CO.. 524 Call-
fornia st. • mvll tf
SUMMER RESORTS.
SANTA CKUZ-BIVERSIDE HOTEL AND COT-
tages; the favorite ramily hotel in Santa Cruz: 5
minutes' walk from beacb; beautiful - grounds;
terms reasonable. FRED BAUSON. je2B lin
SANTA CKUZ-SUNNYSIDE; A NEW FIRST-
kS class boarding-house: 81 to 81 lis per dav; wal-
nut ave. MRS. P. J. DUTCHKR. je27 3m
"PIOLLIN COTTAGES, SANTA CRUZ, CAL.—
JJ Best summer resort on Beaeh Hill, overlooking
the bay, O. W. FOLLIN, proprietor. jc27 3 in
HXfL MONTE" HOTEL, SAUSALITO - HOT
J_ salt-water baths. my3 4mo
SAMPLE COPY OF TIIE HOTEL GUIDE, CON-
-0 tain log a directory oi Calirornla hotels and re-
sorts, sent tree to auy address. Hotel Guide. 120
Sutter st. )eBtf
S WANTON HOUSE. I'ESCADERO, SAN MATEO
County, Cal., tin- favorite resort or the Pacific
Coast; hotel and cottages all newly rurnished; lovely
grounds; also the famous pebbly beach, where are
round agates, opals, topaz, moonstones, emeralds,
water crystals and many othor precious stones: good
trout fishing and wild game; board reasonable: spe-
cial rates rer lamllles. MKS. S.W. SWANTON.JU tt
I'AMALPAIS VILLA. TAMALPAIS STATION.
1 Ross Vailey. nr. San Raraei; salt water bathing;
commodious grounds; fine drives; pavilion: take
Sausalito lerrv. MRS. PETER SMITH, proprietresi
SPRING COVE SUMMER RESORT: GOOD Ac-
commodations: 5 miles from Napa. MRS. J.
GRIDLKY. proprietor. jyl lm*
\l' ILKINS HOUSE-THE MOST CHARMING.
I* convenient ami best conducted hotel In Santa
Cruz. HOYT A- i'v HIT MAN, proprietors, lyl Sin
' I.IHiIATIO.N.v:..
CON VEKSATTONAI. LESSONS AND INSTRUC-
; tlous In literature. Address Mrs. E. 1-:. IK. Box
91), Call Branch Ollice. jy27 St*
■V BENCH LESSONS GIVEN AT 1011 CLA. ST.;
1 apply bet. 9 and 12 m. Jy2s tf
THE MUN SON SCHOOL OF SHORT-HAND. 52
Hood Building— Type-writing and dictation; day
and evening session*; experienced teachers. jy24 3in
CiERTIFICATED TEACHER FROM EUROPE DE-
/ sires pupils Tor piano! terms 83 per mouth.
40 Buss st., olf Howard, near Sixth. jy23 71*
Sio.ti. CIPOLLONI.FBOM RO__,ITA_-VTEACH-
er oi mandolin. Room 105, St. Ann's 81dg.22 lm
MR. W. DE JUNO, 1409 VAN NESS, TEACHER
of sillying, piano, violin and 'cello, Jy2l Im
lANO INSTRUCTIONS. 612 BRANNAN ST.,
bet. Fourth an.l Fifth. Jy'_o 30i«
RAND FREE ART EXHIBITION DAILY. ST
Ann's Building. Room 103. jy.'O bin
MK. Wll. ln. W COHEN, TEACHER OF
pianoforte and singing. 1215 Clay sl Jylglm
MANDOLIN ANT) VIOLIN: ITALIAN METHOD.
Prof .S. AD Music Studio, 1009 Sutter st
I)ROFESsOR GUSTAV A. SCOTT, PIANO AND
orgau, removed to 1115 Van Ness ave. JylS lm
ciilTU STENOGRAPHER, HAVING A FEW UN-
\ ' occupied hours, will be pleased to receive 2 or 3
pupils for private tuition, 509 Mason St.: unless a
teach r can himself copy Hie words of a speaker or
reader I doubt that his services are worth procuring
In shorthand. J. S. WHITE jyll lm
OAKLAND SEMINARY, 628 ELEVENTH ST.
Oakland; for boarding and day pupils: the sum-
mer term will open Monday, July 28, 1890. MK.S.
M. K. BLAKE. Principal, jyl 3 in
OAKLAND CLASSICAL ANT) MILITARY ACAD-
emy, a select school fur boys, will reopen at 1020
lak St., Oakland, July 16, 1890. Colonel W. H.
O'BRIEN. Superintendent. Jyl 3in
SPANISH LADY DESIRES A FEW PUPILS^ TO
. join a class or for single lessons. 148 Sixth St.,
Room 44. —_____—_ ea9 lin
ELKORAPIIY AMI RAILROADING; 640CLAY;
1 refer tu our operators nuw lu ulllces. JeSO 6111
LSI ELD SEMINARY 1825 TELEGRAPH AVE,
E Oakland, will open August 4, 1890. MRS. W. 8.,
HYDE. Principal. je!7 3m
GUITAR AND PIANO LESSONS GIVEN, S3 TO
« 85 per mouth. 39 Fifth st. iiiy-JO 6m
F. SCHOOL OF ORATORY-ALL BRANCHES
. of elocution tan. lit, GUY DUIIIiKLL, 527 Post,
Ell. CRANDALL, TEACHER OF SINGING. 403
Hi. Golden Gale ave. inyll 6m
Sell .ir. CIVIL. MINING AND MECHANICAL
Engineering, Surveying, Architecture, Drawing,
Assaying. a. Van Al 1.1.KN, 723 Mar-'t. -lii
EALD'S IN ESS COLLEGE, 21 POST ST
Double-entry book-keeping, peuiuau_ip, short-
hand, type-writing, telegraphy, etc.. all included
business course under one tee of 875, je_o_
"PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE. 320 POST St
1 Urfescbolarshlp. 875: day and evening. oc"_.;t
' UP.NTIST... ■
TT~ea--aT_TfTctai-¥e^ CHEAP-
'• est and best; ert. with gas 81. BLAKE BROS.,
New Chronicle Bud. ling. Jy2s tf
DR. 11. AUSTIN. SURGEON DENTIST, RE-
moved 10 719 Market, near Bancroft's. JylS tf
DR. CASSII.I.) PAINLESS DENTAL
rooms, 920 Market st: best teeth 84 to 87: ex-
tracting or filling -_..c. to ; half price to poor.atj
Cl ESTER, SUBLETT * SYLVESTER, DENT-
O isls-DK. W. A. SUBLETT has exclusive charge
of our mechanical department, while DBS. HENRY
and YY ILLIAM SYLVESTER manage the operative;
teeth extracted or filled, positively without pain, by
the use nr our celebrated vitalized air. ofiices . -
cor. Sixth and Mission sts.; hours 9to 6. jeg ly
"jTeAUTIFU-. SET 87: PAIN LESS EXTRACTING
1- 60c; gold plates: bridge work; crowns: fillings;
at lowest rates. DR. 0. A. FERRY. 8 Mason 81. des tt
DK REA. 9-3 MARKET'. EXTKACTS TEETH
for 60c: wltn cas for 81 : open evenings, selttf
__7nEW-PAP_KS HAD LONG ARTICLES IN
them stating tbat the insane asylums are full of
people who touk gas only once lor painless tooth ax-
traction and weut crazy My secret painless 'met—O-
la wonderfuL By its use any dental operatiou may
be done painlessly. Win lorlelt 8100 for any tooth
that I cannot extract without sleep or gas, even
though a dozen dentists have fulled to extract It
All operations done bettor than elsewhere, slues I
have seven first prizes for beautiful fillings, plate
and crown work. There are 5 Leek dentists. otfice
Open till 9:30 p. St.; Sundays till J -. M. DR.
GEOKOE W. LEEK, 6 i .'Farreli st. oc9 tt
*f YK. C. H. WILSON, DENTIST, 923 MARKST
IJ St.. bet Fifth and Sixth, opp, Masou. del s If
C'OLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION, 806 MARKET
I st. (Phelau Building); gas specialists: positively
extract teeth without pain; only olhco that niakos
and gives the celebrated "Coiton Gas"; 30,000 ref-
erences: established 1803; all operations In dentistry
performed. DR. CHARLES W. DECKER. 107 if
1 R. A. I.UDLUM HILL, 1443 MARKET ST.. BET.
XJ Tenth and Eleventh; no charge for extracting
when plates are made; old plates made over line
new; teeth from 8S per set; extracting 60c. m4tt
<T;7 A SET FOR TKETH: WARRANTED A3
I.) I good as ran be made; filling 81. DR. SIMMS.
dentist. 930 Market st.. next Baldwin Theater.
ASTROLOGY.
MADAME MOST WONDERFUL RE-
veaier; seer of past, present and future; is
clairvoyant. 211 Third at., upstairs. jy27 lit*
/'LAIRVOYANT; FEE, 25Ci LADIES ONLY. 410
V. Third St.. Room 4. Jy27 3t*
MME. MOHEAU, 73 FOURTH ST.. REVEALS
past, present and future; tee 25c. Jy2s St*
l UGUSTA LEOLA, FORTUNE-TELLER AND
_\ clairvoyant; magic charms; love tokens; shows
true pictures of future husbands and wives; teaches
furtuue. 2326 Mission St.. nr. -'otb: feeBl- j>"2s 12m*
ME. EXODIUS, CLAIRVOYANT, REMOVED
to 1067 Market. bet. 6th and 7th. Room 2.jy18 tf
MME DAVIS REVEALS PASI, PRESENT AND
future. 1 Fifth St., Parlors 27 and 28. jylS 6iu
MISS BEN STOCKS. LOTTERY, LOVE,
etc. ; future husband or wife. 353 Fourth. 12 lm
\\ RS. NORMAND READS YOUR ENTIRE LIFE;
iM j. ast, present and future, and g.ves lucky num-
bers. SIS -Mission St.; advice in basement. Jel3 6in
TOLA MANNING, LATELY ARRIVED FROM Eu-
rope, reveals past, present and future with cards.
Hours,!) a.m. to 9 r.M.9l7__ Mission, top Hour. B in
ME WALTERS, 317 TEHAMA ST., NK. 4TII:
fortunes told; ladles, 26c; gents, 50c; open Suu.
KEATE3T FORTUNE-TELLER IN THBCITY;
reveals past, present and futura Call and us
MISS LELAND. 789 Mission, near Fourth: res.
ladles gentleman 81: lucky charms, uiy B It
MMET-lIMID, FROM VIENNA; HOST RE.
nuw ned; revealing life's future events: ladles 8 1,
gfnlleiiicn .2. by mall 83. ' 'nice 856 Mission. mr3 tf
ATTTiIiN i. YD-AT-L- \V.
DvunT--"i-i-r^>ivoß«^ COLLECTIONS,
etc U. S. Att'ys Association, 30 Kearny. jy2o tf
ADVICEFREE; DIVORCES A SPECIALTY ; Pos-
itively no publicity; shortest time; legal every-
where: no charge unless successrul; collections,
etc.; established ten years. G.W.HOWE, 30 Kearny.
ADVICE. ROBERT SC O ULA B, SUPREME
Court Attorney, 34 Kearny st. mylS 6iii
A DVICE FREE; DIVORCES A SPECIALY: NO
-V publicity; quickest time: legal everywhere;
terms reasonable; no charge unless successful; and
another eases at law. both civil and criminal, pushed
vigorously; collections, wills, etc. T. ENGLEY,
ATTORNEYS^ ASSOCIATION. 11 Kearny st.Jell din
DIVORCES, WILLS. ETC. FRANK KENNEDY,
Attorney. 83 Murphy Building. 12 tf
JOHN A. WALL, ATTORNEY AT LAW. 220
Sansome St., Rooms 10, Hand 12. my 15 61110
WW. DAVIDSON, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, 439
. California st..' Rooms 11-15: advlee Tree. d3tf
DELINQUENT NOTICES.
ATENT DEVELOPING AND MANUFACTUR-
Ing Company of California. Location of works.
San Pranclseo; location of principal place of busi-
ness, 308 Market st., San Francisco. Notice— There
are delinquent upon the following-described stock,
on accouut of assessment No. 2, levied on tbe 16th
day of April, 1890, the several amounts set opposite
tbe names of the respective shareholders, as fol-
lows:
Names. No. Celt. No. Shares. Amount.
Arthur Noble 17 483 8 120 75
Arthur Noble 18 183 4.75
And in accordance with taw, and an order of the
Board of Directors made on the 16th day of April,
1890, so many shares of each parcel of such stock
as may he necessary will be sold at public auction,
at the office of the company, 308 Market st., Sau
Francisco, on Monday the 28th day of July, 1890,
at the hour of 1 o'clock p. 11. of said day, to pay
sal. delinquent assessment thereon, together with
costs of advertising and expenses of the sale.
JOHN FREY, Secretary.
Office. 308 Market St.. Sau Francisco. }y25 4t
LEGAL NOTICES.
D" EPARTMENT NOr-o^-_O_^lT_niN THE
Superior Court in and fur the city and County,
or Sau Francisco. State of California. In tbe matter
of the estate of PRISCTLLA M. WILLARD, de-
ceased. Notice Is hereby given, that TUESDAY,'
the 6th day of August, A. 1). 1890, at 10 o'clock
a. m. of said day, and the court-room of said court,
at the New City Hall, in the city and county of San
1- ranclseo, State of California, have been appointed
as the time and place for proving the will of said
PKISCILLA M. WILLARD, deceased, and ror hear-
ing the application of LIZZIE A. ALLEN for the
Issuance to her or letters testamentary thereon.
Dated July 23d, A. D. 1890.
■ YYM. A. DAVIES, Clerk.
By F. B. HOUGHTON, Deputy Clerk.
GEO. K. WILLIAMS. At y for Petitioner. J-4 IQt
FINANCIAL. :.'-*
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE IN
quantities to suit at low rate of Interest. -Ap-
ply to '.ho California Mortgage Loan Co., 323 Mont-
turnery st , San Francisco. . ■■--.■ deS Su tt *
>_ .(111 1.1.(1 TO LOAN AT LOWEST MAS-
-H.-". VJ -Hi ket rates on city and country real
estate, any amounts. SCH ULLEK, 420 C-llforuia. U
PERSONALS.
MRS. ADA HART WILL SEND " ADDRESS
to this office. She will hear of her friend in
Mexico. Address CARPENTER, Box 128, Call
Branch Office. jy27 it*
ANY ONE KNOWING THE ADDRESS OF MRS.
A. It. II ARRIS please send to X., Box 9.', Call
Branch Offlco. . - . lt«
MIDDLE-AGED CATHOLIC MECHANIC WITH
real and personal means and good home would
like a lady similarly situated; state means; personal
acquaintance preferred: best of reference: object
matrimony 1 no irlller.. Address Business, Box 123,
Call, Branch ofilce, _________
Xi" S.— YOU LOOKED JUST TOO SWEET FOB
J*, anything; am awfully happy; do cheer up a
bit. 11. G. * - It*
DR. KAZAN'S TURKISH, KUSSIAN MEDl-
cated and electric baths are, arter being thor-
oughly renovated, open to the public, 415 Sutter
street jy27 71*
ORDERS TAKEN FOR HOME-PUT-UP FRUITS;
only best material used and satisfaction guar-
anteed. L. P. YVYANT, 11 Geary St., Room 1, 27 3*
HOUSES ALTERED, REPAIRED, STOKt-FlT-
tlng by non-union nine-hour carpenters. Ad-
dress Carpenters. Box 142. Cam. Branch 0f11ce.27 71* .
HOUSE OF 7 BOOMS AND BATH: Will. PAY
to a suitable party from 8150 to 8200 per month
clear; Al location and furniture; well established.
Address Massage, Box 148, Call Branch Office. It*
14/ ILK MRS. HARRY ANOKUS (NEE V. C. OR
'» JENNIE FERRIS), or any one knowing her
address or whereabouts or any Information in re-
gard to her, please communicate with her brother,
WILL F. FERRIS, 741 W. R. R. Ave., Uecatur, 111.,
or her aunt at 635 Post St., San Francisco, Cal.;
business of great importance. Jy2o Su 4t*
GROCERIES— CLUFF BROS., WHOLESALE
VJ ana retail grocers: the oldest established and
most reliable house on the Pacific Coast: teas ami
coffees a specialty; no chromos or crockery; best
goods at lowest prices: cuuutry orders pricked and
shipped free. 9 and 11 Montgomery ave.. 40 and
42 Fourth st., 409 aud 411 Montgomery are., 401
Hayes st. Jel7 TuThSu tf
HANDS MANICURED WITHOUT ACIDS OR
11 cutting: wrinkles erased and couiplection baths
given. MMi. KI.ISE:, 404 Post St. jy27 tf Su
ACCORDION SKIRTS AND CAPES; FINE
knife pleating. 9 Geary St.. Bill 1. 22 SliMo'i'u tf
<!_ I .11 *' OK CABINETS; FULL LENGTH:
HP 1 .OV) Oudeus' Art Studio, 10 6th. aS SuTuTh tf
"I ADLES WILL MAKE .MONEY, FRIENDS AND
1- customers by .selling Tyolin Freckle Cream and
Lotion. 60e each; Thyoiin Almond Meal and Wash,
250 each: Thyoiin Eczema Cure, 50c. Latest, best
and safest combination of toilet articles known to
modern medical science for the complexion: they
are not to cover but a positive cure for all discolor-
atlons anl eruptions. Used by the elite of Europe
and the East. One or more of these preparations
may be used, as the case may require Guaranteed
and f-r sale by all wholesale and retail druggists.
Agents supplied with samples free. AH orders
promptly delivered or mailed by MRS. GATES. 121
Powell st.. opposite Baldwin Hotel, San Francisco,
anil BLACK A KI'CIIMAIF.II, Toledo, 0.. Sole
Manufacturers for the U. S. A. Jy26 6t
HE CAPTAIN ARRIVED FROM THE
farm and the boys are all smiling at bun. He
came like a cannon-ball anu struck tho Cascade,
638 Sacramento st. Jy2s 3t*
ffl**) t/l CABINKTS PER DOZEN": El EGANT
«_*._. . water color picture In gilt frame free
with every dozen, WILSON'S, 22 Kearny. my_s bm
JOE I'OIIEIM. THE TAILOR. IS MAKING THE
balance of bis summer woolen suits to order at
cost, to make room for rail and w. nter goods. 203
Montgomery, 724,1 1 10 and 1112 Market. je2 B trSaSu
"U'LEGANT CASSIMERE PAN IS MADE TO OR-
-a der for 88; perrect UL 203 Montgomery St.,
______ 10 and 1112 Marketst. je'.'S if SaSu
TT'INF; DRESS BEAVER SUIT MADETOORDER
X for 840; perfect fit guaranteed or no sale. 203
Muntguin ery, 724,1 II Oand 11 12 Market. je2-tr SaSu
GENTLEMAN WISHKS TO .MAKE THE AC-
I tance of a young lady matrimonially Inclined..
Address A. P., 80x. 136. Call Branca. Jy'J. St*
MISS ELIZABETH EVANS WILL HEAR OF
something tu her advautage by calling on MRS.
P. .SS, 256 Jessie st. Jy2s 3t*
DEMOREST PATTERNS; FALL STYLES CATA-
logiies free. Agency 430 Sutler st. jy3 3in
DR. HAMPTON-EYE? EAR, THROAT AND
chronic ailments. Room 6, Murpby 81dg.28 lm
rPAILOR BUTTONS MADE FROM ANY MA-
Iterial; also Ivory. rim buttons. 110 Taylor St..
the only button factory on tills Coast. ' jc22 :irn_
MKS. DR. THOMAS (COLORED), ELECTRO MAS-
sage: hygienic specluliit. 1511 Leavenworth. 6m
ORIENTAL COMPLEXION BATHS ANT)
beauty treatments. MME. VIDA, Oriental
Beauty Physician, 22 Geary st. Je2l 6m
DRESSMAKING— LATEST STYLES; REASON-
abIe prices: orders by mall pruinptly executed:
fit guaranteed. MRS. M. HE HAOAN,9_7 Mh_lon.6in
POSITIVE CURE FUR CATARRH, BRONCHITIS,
asthma. Wilson's Inhaler, 229 Kearny. jes tf
AVE HAVE A NUMBER OF FULL DRESS SUIT'S
*i to hire for bails, parties or funerals at a reason-
able price. ORIGINAL MISFIT CLOTHING PAR-
LORS, cor. Post and Oupont sts.
MONI-:y"_.OANED ON ARTICLES; EVERY DE-
scriptlon of collateral; old gold and sliver
bought. COLEMAN'S. 41 3d St., San Francisco. m3O
i~ASIIT()NABLE DRESSMAKING AT MRS.
J DARLING'S. 710V 3 Taylorst. ]y25 tf
ADVICE FREE: DIVORCES A SPECIALTY;
no publicity; terms reasonable; no fee unless
successful; costs advanced for reliable persons. Ad-
dress Attorney. P.O. Box 1922, S. F. ]y25 tf
ADVICE: DIVORCES SPEEDILY; NO PUBLIC-
__. lty; legal everywhere. R. SCOULAK, Supreme
Court Attorney. 34 Kearny st. mylS 6iu
ARTIFICIAL PAVEMENTS— L. BAUER. CON-
tractur, rock and brick work. 3015 Buchanan, tf
VKIV PENSION LAWS; NO PAPERS REQUIRED.
lv Call or address Immediately FRED __, WIL-
SON, 4-0 California St., Room 11. Jyl9 lm*
WATCHES CLEANED ANT) WARRANTED. 75c
»> at YVENZEL'S, 269 Third at. JylStf
AT 128 KEARNY. KOOM '.). YOU CAN BORROW
money at low rates; private rooms for ladies;
pledges for sale; take elevator. au7 tt
ON 111 INSTALLMENT PLAN-DRESS-GOODS,
silks, sealskin and sealette cloaks: also carpets,
lurniture, laee-eiirtains, blankets and foliflng-beiU
atM. FRIEDMAN A CO.'S. 228 and 280 Stockton
St. Why pay ready money when you can buy just
as cheap by making a small cash payment down,
balance weekly or monthly ? An Inspection of our
stock ls respectfully solicited; orders by mail for
crouds or samples promptly a. tended to. 228 and
230 Stockton St.. cur. Post: open evenings. apl'J
Cl A Vi LL MANUFACTURING COMPANY, HAV-
I ing now completed their uew and commodious
factory at 48 Eighth sL, between Market and 51 is-
slon. are better prepared to fill all orders entrusted
to them than ever before. A full line of fine car-
riages always on hand at bed-roc_r"prl.-cs. jylfl lin
I/OLDING BEDS — EXAMINE OUR NO. 1001
y mirrored with large plate 18x40: walnut, oak and
cherry; cash price elsewhere 865: our Installment .
price only 850. M. FRIEDMAN A CO., 228-230
Stockton St.. cor. Post: open evening- aplOtf
DON'T FAIL TO VISIT THE BON-TON. 1131
Market it., bet. 7th and Sth; we will sell our
finest French-mixed candles at SOc per pound. 13 6111
PIANO LESSONS BY GERMAN LADY; HALF
hour 25 cents. 931 Market, Room 32. my 16 12m
RY GOODS ON INSTALLMENTS. WITHOUT
Interest: dress goods, cloaks, furniture, carpets,
bedding, Jewelry, pictures, mirrors, banging lamps,
clocks, etc.; carpets from 65c upward. J. NOONAN
A CO., 1021 and 1023 Mission sl. bet. Sixth and
Seventh; opeu evening. apl7 tt
HIGHEST PRICE; PAID FOR CAST-OFF CLOTH
ing, gold, jewelry, books. KLEIN. 109 Sixth. U
WINDOW SHADES MANUFACTURED TO OK-
" derby WILLIAM McFHUN. 1195 Market, 2_tC
A GREAT BUSINESS PROPOSITION- CAN'"
save you 50 per cent by purchasing a merciiant
tailor-made business suit fur 815; merchant tailor's
price 830. ORIGINAL MISFIT CLOTHING I'AB
LORS, cor. Post and Dupont sis.
I ) 1 ONEEB CARPET-BEATING MACHINES DO
1 the best work. J. si'AULDING A CO., 353 Te-
hama st. : telephone 3040. apl'J
ANDREW-MEET .ME CORNER IMSf AND
_— Dupont, to select a nobby spring suit made by
a merchant tailor for 910, our price 815. oßliil-
NAL MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS, cor. Post aud
Dupout sts.
.-CLEANING; S TO 6 UTS. PER YARD;
Vr the best work guaranteed or no pay; telephone
3228. S. STKATTO.N, 1211 Market St. apO din
HE ADVISED IN TIME To PURCHASE A MEIT
chant tailor-made spring suit In 3 or 4 button
cutaway for 820; merchant tailor's price 840,
ORIGINAL MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS, cor.
Post and Dupont sts.
(NARPET-CLKANINO. 30 PER YARD; CHEAP-
- est and best In the city. J. E MITCHELL A
CO., 230 Fourteenth SL ap".' tf
Ij____ A FAT MAN NEED NOT GO SHABBILY
_ dressed when we can fit you ln a merchant
tailor-mado suit, newest spring styles, for 818; mer-
chant tailor's price 835. ORIGINAL MISFIT
CLOTHING PARLORS, cur. Post and Dupont sti. _
ADVICE -REE; ESTATE'S DAMAGES; l.EN-
eral law practice, W. N. TULLER, 124 San-
some St., Rooms 23 and 24. Jy9 6111
IION'TYVAIT UNTIL IT IS TOO LATE - 100
J ' pairs spring styles light-colored trousers made
1 crack merchant tailors ror rrom 810 to 815; our
price 84 50 to 88. ORIGINAL MISFIT CLOTHING
PARLORS, cor. Post and Oupont sts.
7_lE APEST AND BEST PLACE TO IIAVE YOUR
V. carpets cleaned and relald. JONES' Perlect
Carpet-cleaning Works, 25 and 27 Eighth St., Tele-
phone 312 I. 9 tf
BUY PAII.LARD NON-MAGNETIC WATCHES,
the only recognized standard. Jyl2 lm
ACCORDION PLAITING DONE at SHORT NO-
tlce, GOLDBERG. 118 McAllister st. jyll 6m
LADIES' TAILOR-MADE SUITS; I EST
J fall styles. Parlors 125 Oak st. JylO tf
CITY STEAM CARPET BEATING AND RENO-
vatlng works: dyeing and cleaning. 24 ami 26
Eighth si. G. 11. STEVENS, proprietor. Jy9 6m
< UVEA TALL SLIM MAN A CHANCE—
VI fit yuu, no matter bow tall. In a merchant tailor-
made spring suit for 820; merchant tailor's price
840. ORIIiINAL MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS,
tor. Fust and Dupunt sts.
/•'O-IPLEXiNE POWDER OK CREAM FOR FACE
V 1 and bands; invisible, harmless: 25c. At DU-
BOIS', Cfay A Leavenworth, A all druggists. jy2 3m
CARPETS THOROUGHLY CLEANED WITHOUT
) beating; refitting carpets a specialty. CONKLIN
BROS.. 333 Golden Gate ave.: telephone 2126. 13 tf
VLI AISTS CUT. FITTED, STITCHED. COLLARS
" sleeves lit; skirt cut, stitched, braid drapery
belts put 011; 83. MME MICHAUX, 110 McAlllslr.
YOU CAN BUY YOUK FURNITURE ON 1.1-
-1 stallmeuts; easy terms. BARE BROS., 322 ml
,24 Hayes st., bet Franklin and Gough. mrlo
POBTBAIIS ENLARGED IN INDIA INK,
crayon, water colors and pastel. Pacific Por-
trait Co., 1221 Market St., T.J. O'BRIEN. 51'gr. 20 tf
SMALL ADVERTISEMENTS AND BUBSCBIP-
tIons taken at Call Branch Otlices, 603 Larkin
st, 339 Hayes st. and 2518 Mission st.: open till
9:30 re. ».
niII.SSM Al-KUS. -
-ITS MADE REASON ABLyTtaILOR SVSTEM
taught. MISS ol_LloAN,ll6Kearuy.2u SuTh ly
MME. FLESHER'S SCHOOL OF DRESS-CUT-
tlug and dressmaking; you are taught to make
tkdress trom beginning to end; the most perfect la-
-les' tailor system In existence. 37 Sixth St. j.V-2 lm
ELEGANTLY FITTING SUITS MADE VERY
_ reasouable. 833 Howard st. jy22 7t*
lADIES-IFYOU WISH TO HAVE ELEGANTLY
J fitting suits, handsomely draped, made for 80,
please call at MRS. morris', 7321. Geary. 20 st*
DRESS-CUTTING TAUGHT THOROUGHLY BY
authentic French tailor system. 610 Post.)els 6in
MISS AGNES K_L__R, 1 10 STOCKTON, NEAR
Geary; stylish suits from S3 50 up; cutting ni
fitting.- specialty: 78 cents: perlecl -L ap7 If
FHYSICTANS. ■ J-VJ- ■■?
RTs___T_--iiRI_KE, -OS-OLDEN GATE AVE.
Women's diseases specially; hygienic spuuge suc-
tion cleanser; sinple, safe, sure; Instructions given
CQiifuloiuUlly: treatment by mouth low rates.))-. Urn
- _ CARFKNTER9 AND B_T_.l>__U9. ;
■"V.LAWBENCE, CARPENTEII AND BUILDEB,
.619 Sacramento st. ; cabinet wore aud fitting up
cfiicts promptly attended 10; telephone a 00. unii.r
I ADMISSION DAY. I
A Pioneers' Committee of Conference
With the -fntlve Sons.
A meeting of the Conference Committee
of the Pioneers was hold at their hall, on
Fourth street, yesterday afternoon. This
committee originally consisted of nine mem
bers, four of whom. Messrs. Louis Sloss,
11. 11. Taylor, E. B. Vreeland and H. B.
Russ, were present at the meeting. Messrs.
John Nightingale and James G. Fair re
signed from the committee, which reduced
the total membership to seven, therefore
the four first named formed a quorum.
Louis Sloss was chosen Chairman of the
Conference Committee and 11. 11. Taylor
was elected Secretary. After its organiza
tion the committee admitted to its presence
Grand President W. 11. Miller and Grand
Marshal C. L. Tilden of the order of Na
tive Sous, who had been appointed a com
mittee to meet the Pioneers to arrange for
an agreement on dates and details.
After presenting their position and tho
anxiety of the Native Sons to meet in
joint conference the Pioneers appointed a
sub-committee, comprised ol Messrs. 11. B.
Russ, E. B. Vreeland and EL EL Taylor, to
meet the sub-committee of the Native Sons
to arrange for dates and details, and the
minutiie of the arrangements will be settled
by it, while the Joint Conference Commit
tee's province will be to arrange the more
prominent and vital features of the parade
and entertainment
. The announcement that the "Vigi
lantes." a side issue to Hesperian Parlor,
No. 137, would have a float of "Fort Gunny
bags" in the parade, accompanied by twen
ty-live in Vigilante attire, caused considera
ble comment among the Pioneers earlier in
the day, and by noon the comments had be
come protests.
One of the Pioneers, whose friendship
for the Native Sons can never be doubted,
called at their headquarters and said that
the proposition is regarded unfavorably by
the Pioneers, since it recalled memories of
division and lawlessness, and closed by
asking the "Vigilantes" to desist.
This the "Vigilantes" consented to do
when advised of that feeling among their
seniors, ami all who called at the Joint
Committee's headquarters yesterday were
advised of the chance. What the "Vigi
lantes" will substitute in its stead is not
yet decided, but there Is a proposition to
have an ex- team to represent early pioneer
life.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
BALDWIN HOTEL.
C It Hansen, Berkeley T Yvallis. Washington
E I. Llppctt, Petaluma W E Dean, New York
A J Dean, Fresno Al Hipp. Sel liy Smelter
J W Alexander, Chicago A YV Hayward 4: w, 111
A Ferbls, San Jose .1 W Davidson A w. Cat
Dr _ 11 Cutler, w _ .1 M I. Murphy, Pasadena
Pleasanton A F Glass, Latbrop
C B Slngley, Petaluma Mrs M Valensln, Cal
Q 11 Fraucoeur.San Diego CJ Cole, Milpilas
Ii Krestra M D, Stockton C J I'ra^g, Mil pitas '
J E McDonald, Oakland C II Ityner * w, S Diego
T II c Condon, Oakland N Ottoman, Modesto
M E Singleton, San Jose
LICK HOUSE.
E Baity, Nevada O li Katzensteln, Sacto
J Gambetta _ w, Stockton A J Douzel, Soiirante
I. J Crown, Alameda Dr li B Crane _ w.SlHlna
Mrs li Marshal!, Bed Bluff I F Hylaud, Napa
C M Burt. Detroit II T'ortreua, Napa
Mrs A E Hurton. Detroit F Tracy & w, Sacramento
Miss M A Burton, Detroit Mrs M A Southern, Sacto
C Cleary, Seattle GW Williams A w.Alamda
A L Lcncaleii.tew.Sßarlira F S Patt Jr. San. lose
AUG llillmaii, Davis C A Hngau, Sau Jose
W YV Reed. Sau Jose L W YV Jullea Rosa
Mrs A J Mealiy, SntaCruz J T Peck, Merced
T M Todd, Auburn ;.! H Hosklns, Stockton
G T Ellis, Santa Barbara A Hammer, USA
D B Fairbanks, l'etaluma|
OCCIDENTAL noTEL.
Dr D Robeson. Ohio iYV 11 Alley, Chicago
Mrs Robeson, Ohio Mrs Alley, Cb cago •
Miss O Kobesou, Ohio 1> T Allen, YVestlield '
F M Bradley, Wash IF Golden, Nevada
S C Clornan, ISA, Wash 1' 0 Beeve, San Jose
G X Sterling, Stockton Mrs Reeve. San Ju*e
Mrs Sterling, Stockton J Cosincll, Milwaukee
B Franklin, New York G 0 Messer, San Diego
Mrs Teale, Ma; field ; II Bulger, Henlcia
Capt W J Kussell. Panama- F Wainwri.ht. Pittsburg
hi Bulger, Benlcla IE T BlaytOD, Michigan
Mrs M Taylor, San Jose Mrs Kl' de Noon, N York
B T Smith, Sau Dleco (Miss de Noon, New York
C Hammond. Redwood W W Williams, Wash
A B Costigan, Chicago Mrs Williams, Wash
Mrs X X Beuu, Styletownl
BROOKLYN HOTEL.
£ Dean Watsonville ,L L Bagnall, Colusa
l: 11 lung, Petaluma J 11 Collin., Williams
J B lllnster, San Rafael J Smith, Eureka
T X Sanborn, Chicago D W Gllenwalt. Stockton
J F Scauloo, Stockton J Thompson, Llvermore
G Leonard, Stockton W 11 Hutchinson, Porttnd
MF. Parkinson, Oakland A L Dunn, V acavlile
H Tennis, Stockton O B Gollusky.Georgetown
J TMcMabon. Sacra no J Martin, Portland
E E Perkins. Woodlaud M O Hunter, New York:
E Phillips, Stockton II 11 Hinds, I.odi
1. Llghtboily, San Jose Q E Rice, Baltimore
II C Whitman A '.Florida JII Kill. l, Chlcu
\V w Brown, San .lose J C Brown, Los Angeles
I' F Shurt. Brownsville A Bates, Phoenix
J T Newman, Holllster E E Reynolds, Kenton
C(i House, Kansas City G1) Cupeian, Coiton
T II Rhodes, Vallejo M C Rogers, Nevada City
J YV Jordon, San Jose li Spear, Klngsburg
YV C Peckard, Chicago M J Allen, Auburn
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
C Smith, Colllnsvilia iE W McCutchen. Cil
(i YV Brown. Collinsvllie J Anderson, Bakcrsfleld
VV H Steele, Dudley U It Walker, California
Mrs J 11 Lawrence, Sacto J li Hull. Pomona
T 11 Brannan, Uklab M Gray A w. Oakland
R Parkhurst, Colorado F Morris, California
YV Harlan & vv, Missouri 11 Friend, California
W Granger, Missouri A H Parry, Lincoln
It Law, British Columbia G M Wright, Alameda
A II Rosy, Lincoln W II Ilutlnian, Santaßosa
A Peterson, Lincoln J D Graves, Los Angeles
J 11 Hulinoi-1, Gila Bend W Shaw, los Angeles
J D Rouse, Fairfield Mrs li II Houlaud, L Aug
C Andrews. Piacerville J Di.n|.liy, Modesto
J Warren, Ban Jose C a p.. iter, Texas
Miss R Maynard. San Jose li II Baiiess, New Mcx
31 M Kleiuberg, San Jose o Hun •». New York
W w Steuart, Ogdon Miss Thompson, Stocktn
\\ Rivers, Hollister Miss X 1 hu,tpsou. stktn
Mrs Edgar. Yolo |P Follne. Portland
PALACE HOTEL.
W T Babbitt * wr. U S A.J X Enrlght. San Jose
JYV Fergeus, Topeka lous Hochstader, Chicago
Dr A M Luryea, ll. iy wards Gus Sllverberg. N York
A C Eaton, San Diego J I. Mudge, st Paul
M D Goodbodey, s Diego C Mclv.-r Aw, Mis S Jose
H YV Wright, San Jose EW Robinson, Sta Crux
Gertrude Clougb, Cal Miss Hihn, Santa Cruz
Mrs S A Ciutigb, Cal F A Hum, Santa Cruz
YV E Murray. Cal Miss Hlhn, Santa Crux
IV B 1 less, Sonoma W G Lee, Virginia
John Fuller, London |0 Jones, Troy
YVJTrapenhagen. Chicago J II Lewis. Seattle
Geo li Bond, Huston S V* Lambeth, Phlla
Peter r-chealer, Denver R D Young, New York
Mrs Schearer, Denver L Crabbe, Pittsburg
Jus Scheafer, Denver R Pitcairne, Pittsourg
Miss Garrer. Cal B C Killnbury. Pittstieid
Miss Luce. Cal F Mackey, Chicago
Miss Bales, Cal T H Hubert, Chicago '
.1 C trust, san Antonio S A Dudswurlh. Chicago
Mr* J li Young. Dixon V, YV Buck. Illinois
E McClure, Dixon w.Vancouver
J F Lacoste, Sau Jose It Burun, Sydney
A Muover, Teun J Stare, wf A. eh, Peoria
AMERICAN EXCHANGE.
I" M Peterson, Stockton C J Cox. New York
GII Green, Seattle T o lienners, St Louis
F J Ward, New Almaden TPLangdou, Colorado
J YV Mitchell A wr, Cal o w Franklin, Loudon
E E Grayson. Holllster II J Nye, Rotterdam
C G Grayson. Hollister Mrs S liennlgan.lowa
X G Martin. Sonoma A Spencer, lowa
G E King, Sonoma G II Mason, salt LakeCtty
J M Walters, Colusa Mi** MWinnason.Chicago
T II Walte, Omaha M Colin, Cal ■
II M Rn.irilii an, Omaha TT Mr lon, Vallejo
A Miller. Mt Eden Mi**, C Peterson, Virginia
A Clirtstenseii A- wf.Kans Mrs E Fallon, Los Angeles
Mrs Mnure, Yacavlile |X S na\s, Sacramento
J Bartman.F'ishcrmans B L II Bryant, Sacramento
Miss YVright, Y'acaville IS J Barrac.s.Sacraineuto
Miss Burcess, Elmira C L Boyle. Montana
C Smith, Sacramento G V Conway, Portland
E B Reed, Olcma W M McKay. Seattle
i. Smith. . ... ma Mrs Invert A -J cb. .al
G Bcane, Fowler T Alcarda, Holland
J W Smith, Austin A 11 YVhlsler, Merced
J J Byrnes, Mexico C L Ahl, Los Angeles
G YV Meadows, Tulare J C iiosey A son.SantaCrz
WII Collins, Tulare - J Chail- Lus Angeles
YY H Collins, Tulare L Jackson, Cal
RUSS HOUSE.
T J Young, Modesto T 11 Chraull, Nelson
S 11 Scogglns, Colusa M la Point, Biggs
J Caldwell, California J Ball A wf.Peunsylvanla
R T Owen A wr, rresno E Pearch. Orleans
A T Barker, California Miss M Burgert. Ohio
H M Covert, California G Alii, ger, Chlco
J Hill, Yolo Miss Jordan, May-field
J 1 Went!, Smith River Mrs Weishaar, Mayneld
B Mlrsky _ w.smlth l'.lvr Rev YV A Brlggs Awf, To-
Key R F Hall A wf, Jack- ronto
sonv.lle M L Eastman, Tnscarora
Mrs D B Dewey, N V Mrs C L Hughes. Kansas
II Fox, California G H Donaldson, Coulter-
Rev 11 Irwin, Lakawanna ville
Dr E Dledrlch, Portland M s Adams, Fresno
D Y'armgluve, Santa Cruz A X Boutwell A wf.Sacto
It X Dickson, San hafael Mrs c Lougsord, Eureka
T YV Dickson, San Rafael A it Thompson _ wf, San
J Lawler, Petaluma Jose
J Adams, Modesto C S Laiwhton ft str, Reno
S C Adams, Modesto R Forkyce, Uklah
J I) Crawford, Dallas J I. Delano, Rocklln
YV S Brady. Berkeley J P Davenport-; wr.Sacto
T J Maxwell Jr. winters v Gerlach A wf, Stockton
fc V Spencer, Susauville L Morton ft wr, Biggs
GRAND HOTEL.
J YV Wilson, Prtscott Mrs 8 T Brown, Colorado
J P Raymond, Salinas Miss L Bryan, Colorado
J L Cbadwlck, Los Aug w YV F'orbe. Colorado
G Jones, California II Schnell, New York
i. M Jasen, California iO Potts, Napa
J Enrlght, San Jose Dr C II Gordon _ w, Lodl
WII Wallace. Salt Lake YV II Ilolablrd, Los Ang
J Wormser, California - C F Bean' _■ w, Los Ang
YV A Woodwortb.Chlcago X Klrklaud, Phceulz
('. *,v Scott, Madison E S Dessen, Chicago
DLHayden, Novato C J Johnson, Chicago
A Daiiiin, Sacramento Mrs A V. Backesto, S Jose
J Aylward, Llvermore |G YV Hazard Aw, 8 Diego
L F Keichling, Oakland G L Brown, West Point
YV Mcpherson, Sausalito W F Keeney, Sacto
B B Vaiidin. California MrsYVFllerbert.Krooklyn
J E Wooley, England Miss Herbert. Brooklyn
U Llltleflcid.w A- c, sacto F D Herbert, Brooklyn
J II Swirt, Sacramento J II Reed, Calaveras
A F Welch. Grldley J Christian, San Jose *
J Emery, Monterey W A Pears, ZanesvHle
W F Clay born, Eureka J B Cogblan, Us N
Miss L (layhorn. Eureka W J Hutchklss, Healdsbg
J C Giinter A. w, Colo JW.McGlynionil.Rlversde
F YYlntzer, Fort Bragg J D Stephens, Woodland
J L Gil. is, Sacramento W F George, Sacramento
MrsKAArmstrong.Womll G A 111-low, « midland
M_isßArm-truiiK,vvoiidld V s McClatchey, Sacto
MrsFS Brown, YVoodland CX MclTatrber At, Sacto
GGLockeAw.Bartlett Spg A li Martin, Chicago
D Dlersou, Sacramento A M Arnold, Sacto
I A Musician Injured. I
While driving along Folsom street,- near
Fourteenth, yesterday morning, Robert
Miller, a cornet-player, was thrown from a
buggy and sustained a fracture of the right
arm. He was treated at the Receiving Hos
pital and then taken to his home at 335
Eleventh street.
s>
IDnvls and HI. Cone. 1
. . i > . _ ». „ « . . - « I
A barber named John Davis was arrested
yesterday on a charge of assault with a
deadly weapon, having, as alleged, at
tempted to strike C. 11. Rogers with a cane.
Davis claims that Rogers slandered linn.
I Vandals at Work. ' 1
■Glnel Crowley was informed yesterday
that some wanton individual had scratched
a number of large plate-glass windows on
Geary, Kearny ; and Third streets : with a'
diamond or some hard instrument. Several
days ago the windows on Market street,
between Kearny and Grant avenue, were
defaced in a similar way. Officers John
stone and Lake have been on the lookout
for the vandal, but so far be has eluded
capture.
i
RAILWAY MAIL SERVICE.
— — — — —
Statistic, of the Work Performed Dor
ine the Fiscal Tear.
. The following statistics were gathered
from the annual statement of tho work per
formed by the Railway Rail Service for the .
fiscal year ending June 30, 1890, as compiled
by Superintendent Wilder. The report
comprises the States of California, Oregon*
Washington and Nevada, and the Territo
tories of Arizona and Utah:
Railway Postal lines 40
Railway Postal clerks , 201
Fostothces In States and Territories 3,180
The following is the report regarding the
examination of postal clerks during the
year:
Number of case examinations... lit
Cards bandied In examination 372,200
Cards correct 0,708
Cards Incorrect 31.19-
Average per cent 91.53
Correct percentage of regular clerks 03.111
Percentage of probationary clerks 90.2.
The mail distributed by the postal clerk.,
the errors made, together will' the amount
of mail inis.eiit is as follows:
letters distributed 147,466,560
tiers 107,030.100
Errors made ; 35,587
Letter pack'ges intssent and misdirected 283
Paper sacks misdirected 21
The miles of service traveled by the clerks
are reported as follows:
Dally travel 9,618
Distance traveled annually by c1erk5. .....8, 387,76-
Averageannual distance traveled uy ci'k:*. 2,852,072
Daily average of eacb clerk 151
Railway Post— Deo service established dur
ing the year 643 -
New railroad servico established and ex
tended 485
Over '-___ miles of route no railway post
office runs, and service is performed by
means of close pouches, and the number of
pouches exchanged daily on the route is 945.
The mail separated by railway postal
clerks during the year for distribution in
various cities was as follows:
Angeles ,.r 283,900
Portland 4,621.200
Sacramento .- , 3,127,275
Sin Praucisco 12,135,600
AN INTEKI.UI 'TED JUUIINEY.
A Portland Jinn's Trip to Australia
Stopped by the Police.
As the steamer Mariposa was to sail for
Australia, yesterday, Detective Silvey ar
rested Henry Jones, one of the steerage
passengers, on a warrant from Portland,
Oregon, charging him with criminal assault
and also the larceny of $2000 from bis wife.
Junes kept a saloon on Second street, la
Portland, and disappeared a few days ago
with a shoemaker named Peter Faline. The
next day Chief Crowley received a dispatch
asking him to arrest Jones if he came this
way. Jones says his arrest is the outcome
of a quarrel with his wife, adding that the
criminal assault charge was caused to be
trumped up by his wife in order to secure
his being arrested.
The prisoner denies having taken any of
her money, saying that the S2OOO belonged
to him and that he wanted to go to Aus
tralia to be away from his % wife. He will
remain in the City Prison until an officer
arrives from Portland to take him bacic
there. Faline was with Jones when the
latter was arrested and has abandoned hli
trip to Australia. .
Charged Willi Manslaughter.
Edward Hartley, the gripman who was In
charge of the Hayes-street cable-car which
struck anil fatally injured E. J. Griffith,
of Fresno at the junction of Market and
Post streets about _ week ago, surrendered
himself -at the City Prison yesterday anil
was booked on a charge of manslaughter.
By order of Chief Crowley he was released
on hi*> own recognizance.
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uolaS STEAM Kits.
Dates of Deo.rtare From .Sin Frnnclggo.
iflN \ HO2C
:a Kosa..;Sau Diego lJul Haw iHdw'ji
unbia.... I'ortlanrl l.lui 27.1Uau Hpaar
=ka .San fmlro Jul -29. Bam IMafrl
I'uebla.. ! Vic * Ivt SouuU .lul '.".». BAMIBdWrI
>ua lluiij'inliic Itiiy.. Jul .tu. H.lw'r 1
nuetto.V Yaiiuinallay .lul 31. Scaor'll
ioaa SanDieico |Jul IJI.Hau I iljnr'y'J
la i tiilna \ Japan.. Ijul SI, »mIP.H3 S
eof C;il. Portlantl |jul 31.10am Spear
Mieeies.. Sanl'edro Auu 2, Ham H<lw'y3
u111a.... l!.-.vl';;-«ii,.l Aui; 3. 9am Hdvr'jr I
Jose | l*ai<:iin Aug 4,12 m rMSS
ion jPortlaud Aug 4,lUAW<Spear
IAV
Departure or Austral lav steamer depends on tat
English malls.
.
SUN Ail) TIDE TABLE.
In Pacific Standard Time. Computed by Trr i__s
Texnkjvt, Chronometer and Instrument
Maker. IS Market street. *
H.W.
Small.
L.W. H.W.
Small. Large.
I.W.
Large:
i....
L. ..
[..
;).59
8.
it.
3.44
4.33
5.19
pml
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
For Late Shipping Intelligence tee Second Page.
Arrived.
Saturday, July 29.
Stmr Alcatraz, Johnson.- 25 hours from Hum
boldt. Hound to Guayinas; put In to coal.
Stmr Lacuna, Yarnherg. 70 hours from Astoria;
4360 cs salmon. 200 M ft lumber, to Clatsop Hill Co.
Ship America, Harding. 6 days from Naualmo;
3166 tons coal, to John Rosenfeld's Sons.
Bark Ferris S Thompson. Watts, 32 days from
' Honolulu: sugar and rice, to J D Spreckels ft Bros.
irk S C Allen, Thompson. 26 days from Hono
lulu; pass and sugar, to Welch A Co..
r.kln S IN Castle, Underwood, 30 days from Hono
lulu ; pass and uidse, to KLG Steele ft Co.
Brig Lurllne. Watson. 29 days from Uilo: 10,111
baps sugar, etc, to J D Spreckels ft Bros.
Schr Dashing Wave. Uaffney, 12 days from Sand
Point : SO M codfish, 35 bids pickled fish, OH bbls sal
mon, 5 do tongues, 162 pkgs furs, to Lynde *
Hough. California city direct.
Schr Electra, Knudsen. 20 hours from Mendocino;
140 M ft lumber, to Mendocino Lumber Co.
Schr E X Wood, Larson, 28 days' from Kahulul;
13,191 baps sugar, to L O Steele .ft Co.
Schr ocean spray, Peterson, — honrs from Iyer
ions Landing; to N Iverson. Oakland direct.
Scbr Chetco. Jacobsen, 42 hours from Rogue
River; 4400 cs salmon, 15 sks wool, to It D Hume
A Co.
- Schr W F Jewett, Sprague, 5 days from Tacomai
lumber, to Hanson ft Co. Up river direct.
Schr Western Home, Burmelster, — days from
Humboldt; lumber, to Chas Nelson. Up river di
rect.
Schr Anna Matlillde, Pol-bellar, 15 hour, from
Fish Hock : 48 cords wood, to R A -.I. bride ft Co. .
Schr Alice Kimball, Asplund, 22 hours from
Westport; 157 M tt lumber, to H Garthwalie.
Schr Benoer Brothers, Zaddart, 20 hours from
Beams Landing. 100 eds wood, to Bender Bros.
Schr Lily, Noyes, 2 days from Humboldt; 22011
lumber, to J C Haw ley.
Cleared.
Saturday. July 20.
Stmr Santa Rosa, Gage, Portland.; Goodall. Per
kins A Co.
Stmr Mariposa, Havward, Honolulu ana Sydney;
J D Spreckels ft Bros.
Stmr Columbia, Holies. Astoria; UFSRCo.
Ship India, Mernman, Port Towuseud; John Rot
enfeid's Sons.
Br bark Calllrrhoe, Rowe, Queenstown; Epplnger
A Co.
Bktn S G Wilder, Griffith, Honolulu; Williams,
Dlmond A Co.
bailed.
Saturday, July 28.
Stmr Areata. Marshall. Coos Bay.
Stmr Mariposa, Hay ward. Honolulu and Sydney.
Br ship HolllngYvood, Atkinson, Queenstown.
Br ship New York, Thomas, Queenstown.
Ship Samaria, Snow. New York.
Bark Northwest, anion. Port Madison.
Bark Colusa, Backus. Port Tow nsend.
Schr John G North. Ipseti, Manukona,
Schr Jessie Minor. Whitney. Humboldt.
Beta Maxim. Peterson, Caspar.
Schr Monterey, Klluker, Bowens Landing.
Schr Novelty, Lewis, Grays-Harbor.
Schr Wins and Wing. Goodmansen. Crescent City.
Schr w s Phelps. Peterson, Mendocino.
Schr Eureka, Jurgenson, Coo, utile River.
Schr Goiama. Nelson, Coos Bay.
Teleirraiihie.
POINT LOBOS— JuIy 26 10 r. *. — Weather
hazy; wind W, velocity 12 miles.
Spoken.
Per SC Allen-July 17-Lat 17 IT, lon 151 W.
bktn Discovery, for Honolulu for San Francisco.
Donie.lio Porte*
WESTPORT-Salled July 25— Schr Alice Kim
ball, for San Francisco.
STEWARTS FO I NT-Sailed July 26-Sehr Ar
chie and Foutle, for San Francisco. -.--•-.
TACOMA— Sailed July 26— Stmr San Pedro, for
San Francisco.
- PORTTOWNSEN'D-Sailed July 25— Bark Atlan
ta, for San Francisco.
NOVO— Sailed July 25— Stmr Noyo-. for San Fran-
Cisco, with raft In tow.
EUREKA— Arrived July 25— Schr Jennie 'Wand,
hence July 17 ; stmr Cella, hence July 23.
Sailed July 25-Schr Laura Pike and ■tmr Alca
traz, for Sau Francisco.
IV ERSONS LANDING -Sailed July 22-Scta
Ocean Spray, for San Francisco.
SAN PEDRO— Arrived July 25— Schr Fannonla,
from Umpqua.
Sailed July 26-Stmr Pasadena.
GItEENWOuD-Satled July 26— Stmr Alcazar, for
San Francisco.
FORT BRAGG— Arrived July 26-Stmr Rival, he.
July 26.
Foreign Ports.
VICTORIA— July 23- Haw stmr Baa
Mateo, hence July 10 for Nanaltno.
DEAL— Passed July 25— Ucr ship Adelaide, from
Hull for San Francisco.
LIVERPOOI Arrived July 35— Nor bark Nebe,
from Fort Blakeley for Falmouth.
BLIGO— Arrived July 23- Ger bark J C Pfluger,
hence Mar 10 via Queenstowu.
NEWCASTLE. NSW— Sailed July 23— ship
Fascadalc, for San Francisco.
SHIELDS— SaiIed July 25— Br ship Bowdou, for
San Francisco.
'- SYDNEY— Arrived July 25— Stmr Alaineda.hence
June 28.
ACAPULCO— Sailed July 21-Stmr City of Syd
ney, for San Francisco.
Importations-.
HILO-PerLurllne-10,118 bags i agar, 89 green,
hides.
HONOLULU— Per S N Castle— l4,73l bags sugar,
106 bbls molasses, 1 pkg hardware.
HONOLULU— Per s C A11eu— 19,507 bags sugar, I
csscrews. 4 pkgs effects.
HONOLULU— Per Ferris S Thompson— bag!
rice, BOX! bags sugar, 900 empty beer kegs,
-r Cciusiicinse.. . .'
Per Lurllne— Williams, Dlmoud A Co; Win Stills
J D Spreckels * I ros. • :- .
Per 8 N Castle— Williams, Dlmond A Co: Welch
ft Co; Wilcox ft Uibbs; J N Knowlea. - - ... •
Per S C Allen— Williams. Dlmond A Co; Welch
ft Co; E L G Steele ft Co; Mrs 8 Was*.
- Per Ferris 8 Thompson— D spreckels A Bros;
Sing Fat A Co; John Weilaud Brewery Co.
