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ItISIVI -;s CHANCES.
Q*,|i(| PARTNER WANTED IN ONE OF THE
«. cIUVf. best-: ay n< cash businesses la Ihiscitv
w-ith a large trade, both here and Li tho country'
established 10 years, and clearing at least $250 per
m i.:h ever all ex|ienses. which will bo roily
proven; no prcvioui cxperteiice required as the
dutlea arc plain and easily learned: mnst be of
steady limits; business Is sure to double inside of
one year; owner prefer, a partner to depending
upon h.r-d help. App-y K. KENNY. 22 Kearny. It
■•N-H 1(1(1 fc-aKaWBE WANTED (A GRAND
i_ ioot', opportnnitv) to assist in looking alter
tne hired help and the ofneo, etc.. lv one or the very
Lest livery and boarding stables in this portion of
lhe suite: doing a very large business, tad ts clear
ing $500 per month over all expenses, which will be
f u.ly pru\ en by a trial for 30 ilavs beicre you buy ;
large aud rirst-ilnss stock of hones, roekawaya,
buggies, etc ; has been kept by present owner Tor'2o
years; bas concluded to take a partner to relieve
lum of a portion of the work. Apply K. KF"NNV.
'-2 Kearny st It
Sli'ill PARTNI-FWANTED TO ASSIST IN
. ft,.,, '••"(U'W to the bar In a fine liquor saloon
and b,I Hard-room In one ol the best locations In this
cltv: clearing al lea_ $200 per month; owner is
thoroughly rertaHe and Is one or tiie best-known
and most popular men in thlsciti: he has concluded
to no longer depend upon hired help: Incoming
man must be ot sober habits; this is a nlaiu busl
i os-. ai,,l owner will teach you how to attend bar ir
i...'. already posted. Apply K. KENNY. 22 Kearuy.lt
$ ! ''( !( t "ROIT-RY-STORK FOR SALE: FINE
*_ ' — C'CJ. cor er lv Western Addition; doing a
laige business; taking lv $10 a day in bar alone;
clears $ioo per month over all expenses: long lease*
owner leaving the city; large stock. Apply K.
hi-*' N ! 22 K. ar % st. ,|ei6 It
/ IOKNER GROCERY AND BAR: Al LOCA.'foN;
*- ,ill -antlv rurnlshed livinc-rooms: must be sold;
make otter. W. F. HEALY. 10111 Market st, lt*
■feT-'ifi EIRST-CLASS CORNER OROCERY
•ir I «.V". store aud bar-room: splendid place: fine
location; handsome Fixtures; full and complete
stock; rent very low. must be sold on account or
ne; ar:.ire. 080. STEWART, 135 Kearny St. 10 S*
- 1 ".< ill PAPER JIIOCTK FOR S\LE; 360
«L 1 OOI'. names; clears $S5 per im>uih;e»od
korse; can easily have 600 subscribers it properly
bandied: best territory; very large aud Iniaptdiy
Improving part or city: is a inrtune and sure In
come: owner has otner business requiring at
tention: must sell; terms easy to respous ble
- See GKO. STEWART. 135 Kearny st. lt
(J;'',)-.- PARI NER WANTED TO-DAY: IVELL
«. — ( •'. established cash business that Is on y
suitable for man » tiling to do light work and make
himself generally useful; keep plain accounts.
collections, etc., and be satisfied at lirst with $65
to $7o per month: there is no night or Suuday
•avork; business easily learned: owner responsible
business man; be.; or reference: Investigation and
trial. GEO. STFiWAP.T. 135 Kearny st lt
V(|Af]l CANDY-STORE AND FACTORY; MIST
•. i-.".'-'. be sold at once at a sacrifice: good pay
ing business; established 12 yeais; well located.
Appl} 1124 Market st. tailor store. dele 4t*
ItABTXEB FOR NE.-. LV FITTED DP SALOON
and shooting gallery: price $200; must be relia
ble. Apply at once. 415 Fifth st. dels ::*
CIGAR-STORE — BOOHS; BIG pay! GOOD
home; low rent. 143 Second st. dels 31*
C WAR-STORK - BIGGEST ~l* lIA NCR: SMALL
Investment; see this. '.'lOßustist. dels 3t*
CIIOAR-STOBE — BARGAIN; OOOD BTOCK:
fade; cheap rent. 210 Grant ave.de!s ot*
r KOCKRV AND BAR FOR SALE. APPLY AT
V' 313 sixth St.. cor, or Shipley. dels 7t*
«J_Ql*_fl Gl>"l)-IAVIN., BUTCHEB BUSINESS.
«JPO«JV/. McLAOOHLIN, 28 Kearny st lt*
CALOON—MUST BE --OLD TODAY; GENUINE
0 bargain, ail Steaartst deis :-.
-(1BOP-HOCSE— UtrST BE SOLD AT ONCE;
_ cl ip. 1148 Markctst dels 3t*
VO!: SALE—NEW GROCERY. MILK AND
-T I tons and carts ol firsl-class mate aud
1 •• r;al. 1148 Mission st It*
(ftOl .1 1 SALOON -LIVING ROOMS. mTi.F.SS
C-"-. A'CO., 17 Fourth St. It*
•t 1 lllfl SALOON-! 1 PUKNISBED ROOMS.
Cl "iWU. M. LES-. 17 Fourth St. It*
<£;7",1| CORNER GROCERY AND BAK; LIV^
•T I OV. Ing ro.o-as. M. LESS. 17 Fourth st It*
<*>*. lOii IUll) f\l\f\ TO LEND (OS ON
._ I'tl'lT.'ilUlf.Wtlll watches, dianionds.pianos
paiutiogs ai:d sealskins at Collateral Bank. 15 Grant
fcje ..: -ear.,.-; *;. uol4 6 w Fr.MoWe
pAKTIES WITH SMALL MEANS WHO HAVE
J i.oi used their rights to DnbUc lands will find It
u;their 111 [crest to call at Room 1.536 Kearny.ls 3*
Tl- SELLOUT YOI R BL SINF;SS I'RiiMPTLY F"OR
cash, so to 1. D. BAKNAP.D. H4--Markc-t St . Int.
Mason and Taylor, established 1858. It*
t! Ofl AA SALOON, DOWNTOWN, AMONG
•J: —"UU. whobsalc honses: live trade; 30years
e-siatilishf d: bet chance ever erf, rg-d. LD. i. \1:-
KARD. 114S Market st.. i ear Taylor. lt*
9 "\~-\l I <- tU-l EE - SALOON AND RESTAI'-
V. *tO\'. rant: laig? eliyisnt place; positive : ar
gair.; to sell at once; this will suit you. I. D, rar-
N Altli. ". I ;-. Mar...; -t.. car la. lor. It*
•isl'liWl Till. ITI'.ICAL 111 si'.KSS; HALF
•Jp 1 OVV. luterest In au old-e.-übllabed. solvent,
legitimate concern; pa,ln. a clear jiroiit of $20 jier
day and upwards guaranteed. 1. D. BARNARD,
1148 Market st. nr. Tay'or. It*
]>!•>'! All; AN T rUK SALE AT LFISS THAN
t hair value or fixtures. 836 Howard st ll*
<_9^,ilN lINE. (COSY CANDY-STORE. JllT
«JT~UU. LAUGHI.IN _ CO.. 26 Kearny st. dip 3*
•ft'-IA/lO COINIRV HOTEL; LOCATED AT A
itp—yjiiyj. flonrLshltig county seat; a first-class
trade: making money; owner retiring troni bust
lies: s thists arare opportunity. 1. D. BARN" AKD,
114s Market st, ueir Taylor. de! 4 2t*
<i; Oi IA GERMAN BAKERY — HOKSE AND
•_ t_l/U. wagon: good paying custom: living
rooms: statde. Golden Rule Agency. 417 Hush.l 4 2*
PARTNER IN MAKTITA-TORINO BUSINESS;
n-vorin^ extracts, etc. 37 Eddy at del 4 tf
■j.-IKS'l'-CLASS SALOON FOB SALE OHBAP. AP-
J ply 331 Fourth st del 4 7l*
QALOON; MUST BF" SULD AT ONCE ON AC-
O count of sickness. 444 Third st del 4 3t*
CIIGAR. CANDI, NOTION STOKE; KENT
jl-' 50. 704 Filbert, cor. M-o.f toml ry aye. 1 1 3-
CIANDY AND VARIETY STORE Ft •!t SALE. 44
-/ Sixth ST. del 4 2t*
1~ N THE DIKECT LINE OF TBE CITY'S
crowtli-Lakevlew. del 4 St
YTKST-CLASS SALOON AND LODGING-HOUSE:
J one of the best paying businesses in the city:
I chance for lively man folate money: selling
on acconut of other business. 63S Sacramento ll 3*
CANDY FACTORY AND ICJ^CKEAM PAR LOB
- for sale. 25Va Sixth st. del 4 7t*
(*"• 5 -/k PAYING EESTAURANT: OPEN DAY
». 'lOO.aiid night: departure cause or iale:
genuine bargain. FLETCHER. 095 Market. 12 51*
sClt'llO WAN-IED IMMEDIATELY, PAKT
-0 IxJt'V/. ner in first-class Hverv and sale statde
In liusiness part of city: call at once Tor this rare
opportunity. FLETCHER A Co., 096 Market
St.. near Sixth. dell ol -
KE ST AI" R ANT: DOING FINE BUSINESS;
cheap; will bear Investigation. Call in.inc.ii
ately on R. H. FLETCHER Jr CO.. 995 Market. 10 7*
PARTNERSHIP-I CAN* BUY STKICTLY COE
fee parlor, doing $3$ a day, fur $1500: been ■-ith
It nearly since opened; have exclusive right to pur
chase for S days, aud ready to put iv 3 years' sav
1' .-s; $600 all I have: there's a rortuae lit this to
ri.tit party. Address Business, Box 119. Call
eh 02.cc. del 3 3i*
•ii "\( ( 1 SPLENDID CHANCE: SALOON. STOCK,
•_ *}* -V. futures, billiard table, bar-room furniture.
4 faintly rooms. $ pp ■ 727 Morjtgo— letry aye. 13 3t*
PA RTNEB WANTED WITH ABOUT $1000 CAsTI
in a wtnc and litjuor business; a quod chance for
the right man. Address C. 8., Box 109, CaIX
lira-.ch Office. del 3 7t*
(— lfift CIGAB-STI'P.E: BRANCH LAUNDRY;
C 1 UW. must sell. 1179 Market st de! 3 3t*
CANDY. CIGAR. STATIONERY, BOOK, VaBIE
.-;,. Howard St. del 3 3L"
|?OB BALIS—A SMALL WEEKLY PUBUCATI.IN,
X luclutiiug plant: at present on a paying l.a-!s
price S3ou. Addre.-s/... Box 27. this onu-e. delltf
<**• I Oflfl ' OFFEE SALOON AND I.UNCII
-*V 1 *-VV. bouse: among wholesale houses; no
night work; Clears $125 p.-r month; can try before
purchasing. B. SMITH, 328 Kearny st de) 3 3t*
C. I (Aii GROCERY AND BAR; OLD-EBTAB
<r I*l V\J. Ilshi-d corner: good, paying business;
p.ing East cause of sac: bargain ir sold Immedi
ate:}-. MCLAUGHLIN a CO,. 26 Kearny sr. d» 7t*
S 4LOON FOR SALE IN SONOMA. JOS PAB
ticniars apply at International Beer Hail, 922
■Mar.:e; st. del 2 12t»
-\I*EI.L-I'AVING RETAIL LIQUOR - STORE.
** beer-bottling business and saloon, for sale In
1 .n,— eonntry town. Inquire at wholesale nquor
s:..re. 112 Taylor st. del 2 7t*
(MIY-FKONT SALOON FUR SALE; SICKNESS
' cause. Apply 513 East st del 2 7t
rptl LET—SALOON; GOOD WILL AND PLX
-1 lures ror sale: established over tweiity years.
InqnireBso liraunai. street. dcl27i»
OA LOON—MI ST~BE~SOLD AT ONCET CHEAP.
0 $41 Sixth»t dell 7t*
GOOD CORNER OROCERY AND BAR; GOOD
liargafu. Inquire Cai.i. Branch Ollice. deio 7t*
*L" IRST-CLASS RESTAURANT AND OYSTER
X bouse; clears $200 month. l'ilFlrthst. delo 7t»
LOR SALE—A FIRST-CLASS MILLINERY
A business In the city of Sacramento; splendid
location: excelleut store. For particulars apply to
HELD BROS. A- CO.. 512 and 511 Market st., San
Francisco. delo 7t
1>L"1 CHER-SHOP FOR KENT. 1536 IX'LORES
> sL. near Twenty-ninth. n022 tf
OLD-ESTABLISHED GENERAL MF"KCHAN
dise, dry goods, notions, glassware; must sell.
838 Seventeenth st nol2 tf
OLSE9 ROOMS-10 BEDS; ALL OCCUPIED;
rent $20. 648 Mission st oc!4 tf
_ S>ft.(\ FIRST-CLASS HOTEL FOR SALE
iStOZ.O\J. For particulars address W. W., Box
120, i Mi. Braneb oaof. nol 6 tf
1 j till NEil POR GOOD-PAYING MANUFACTCB
uig business to keep books and selling. 142
Bancrolt Building. dc 7 tf
<l HE EVENING BULLETIN, PRICE REDUCED
1 to 15 cents per week, rlellvered by carrier lo any
part of tbe city: tbe Bulletin Is the best oldest
ki.d largest evening pajier published on the coast:
orders by postal-caid or otherwise will receive
prompt attention. Office 622 Montgomery st..
QMALL ADVERTISEMENTS AM) _SUBSCBIP-
_ lions taken at Call Branch unices, 603 Larkin
s:.. 339 Hayes at. aud 2516 Mission St.; ope-j till
0:10 J. M.
■LODGIXG-HOUBEB FOX BAJLB.
»7KA CHEAPEST, BEST-PAYING HOUSE IN
ijj I JU. city: 28 rooms: cheap rent; Incmnlng
ront $150 month. 513 Howard sl. oels 3t*
__f*iAA ijODßise-aooi—: paying $450
%tOVVyf. monthly. Mi LAUOHI.IN. 26 Kearny.*
SALOON, BOARDING AND LODGING HOUSE
to let: furniture ror sale: 10 rooms upstairs;
Nw. cor. Powell and Vandewater sts.. opposite salt
baths. Inquire of 1. E. HKx'EKLE, Prescott House,
Kearny st. del 4 at*
1, OR HOMES. FOR INVESTMENT-LOTS IN
A Lakeview, the beautiful. de! 4 Bt
IJOOM-HOUSE;9 NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS.
Jl 364 Minna St.: no dealers^ del44t*
T.-'OR RENT OR LEASE — THE CLARENDON
J House, cor. of Secoud and Irolsom sts.: it con
tains over 40 rooms. Apply to W. B. CLUPF. 19
Sixth st. de 2 tt
JL. CAHILL, 932 MISSION ST.. ABOVE U. 8.
. Mint; whitening, paper-banging, painting. 3m
'j'HE EVENING BULLETIN, PRICE BED-CED
1 to 15 cents per week, delivered by carrier to any
part or tbe city; the Bulletin Is the best, oldest
and largest evening paper published on the coast;
orders by postal-card or otherwise will receive
prompt attention, unice 622 Montgomery st
SEWING MACHINES. M
G^ 13*.HAN PATCHLSG~*MACHi.NE FOR SHOES,
_ **"• J-E. ROLLINS, 133 Sixth Bt. uo3o
2 DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINES: GOOD AS
new: part cash. 1310 Stockton st oc2S
'_or K*nr YORK OR HELPMATE; BRAND
ifcoO. nesr; latest; best for $35; all kinds repaired;
rented cheap. J. L. HICKS. 667 Mission, mrl tr
SHEWING MAChTnES FOR SALE AND RE
pnl/ed. W. B. HIGGINS, lOoO'/A Howard st. tf
*]CUNIXl TItK FOR SALE.
/J-OING TO CHICAGoT'T"7MLAN rC_7H'p7Jj-£
*• ' tutilty 10 buy new, stylish and reliable furni
ture, carpets, etc., at your own price, as no reason
able offer will be refused to January Ist. W. J
HKNI.V A CO.. 18 to 24 Kills St. 24 tf
<•* 1 0 I)O. VVN l I'AI.ANCE WEEKLY, WILL BlfY
r aT.y.a/5u •■'"■"' l folding-bed, oak or cherry.
ARONSON'S, 1310 Stockton Bt.; oc'2B 6m
T AKEYIEW-FOR HOMES.FOR IN VESTMENT.
-*-* del 4 8t
TiTEW AND SECOND-HAND FURNITURE, CAR
-J-'pcts. stoves, etc. MALONE. 34 Fourth. oi'24 3m
A GOOD CHANCE-TOUB-lOCSEFURNISIIED
-.a complete with furniture, carpets, stoves, cur
tains, blankets, pictures and mirrors at cash prices,
111 easy installments; small deposit. M. FRIED
MAN A Co.'s. largest Installment house on the
Coast, 228 and 230 Slocklon, und 237 Post st; open
evenings: prompt atteutlon paid to country orders.
DON'T FAIL TO~VISIT THE STANDARD FUR.
nllure Couijiaiiy, 1045 Mar-et fit, before fur
tiishiug your house or your rooms. seltf tl
\* EW CHAMBER SETS OF 7 PIECES, $15 CASH,
-> or Installment. WILLEY HKoS. 931 Mission, tl
I i.UNTRt; _li V ERS WISHINII ~SECOND-HAN O
Vj furniture or carpets, at reduced prices, call as
ROSENTHAL'S. 110 Fourth st.; satisfaction guaran
leed or money refunded : goods shipped lree. n14.-r
QTXR-IN- Fl RNITURK CO._CAKPF*TS AN
kJ furniture. 103U aud 1041 Market su, Rosenthal
Pblbliug. __ tr
s 1 I. MY GOODS ARE DOWN TO lleTj-KOCK
ft*, prices: parlor suits $25, rauges $*, new cham
ber wis complete $15: reductions all round; taashoc
iLstaliiiieuls. T H. NELSON. 133 Fourth st 3U.t
CARI'KTS.
a RT SQUARES. $sT~l^^S__^r^oC~lTAlD^
■" 8- YV. SHIKEK, 1234 Stockton St. delO lm
7.-. CENTS ON INSTALLMENTS WILL BUY
•«' carpets: sold elsenbuie at $1. ARONSON,
1310 Stockton st. oc2S 61110
(•-"ARPETS-SMITH-S BRCSSELS. 65c A YARD;
V liistalliiieut price elaewhere $1 a yard. ML
I JIII.IiMAN A CO.. 228-230 St..cktoii,auil 237 PuSL
BRI SSELSoOc, OIL CLOTH 2,*ic, MATTING 15c,
linoleum 5Uc. poles 25c, shades 25c, body Brus
sels 75c; carpets, furniture, elc, ou eaay terms.
NEWMAN PROS.. 117 Slvtlist. oell tf
P-AKOS. VIOLIN'S AND SHEET MUSIC.
kj 1 lin wAy'uTni GHi'T in^ceTl^nl^ol<oT
lO tion. ror S2OO. 410 McAllister St. dels -t*
DIAMONDS— IF YOU NEIiD MONEY BORROW
It on your diaaiouds at the CuLLATEKAL
BAN X, 15 Grant aye., near Market st. nl4 Ow l-'MW
I..EST PLACE ON TBE COAST TO BU- A PI INO
l> or an organ. F. W. SPENCER A <"o.'s, 72.1 M.r
ket st.. second Hoor: pianos rrom $100; organ-t ro:n
$50; leading makers; hnesl stock. ocl7tt
UN THE SECOND FLOUR Ol THB HISTORY
Building wiil be found bargains in pianos and
organs ol various makes. P. W. SPENCER _ CO.,
72.1 Maiket st., second floor. 0c24 tf
BROADWAY TERRACE, OAKLAND - SEE
Block G, Broadway terrace. del 4 St
AN UPRIGHT PIANO. $75. F. W. SPENCER."*
CO., 723 Jlarket st„ History Building, second
floor. del 1 tf
AN EI.EHANi I' PARLOR ORGAN. $40. F. W.
£i. SPENCER- CO, 723 Market second Boor. 14 tf
/MUCKERING PIANO. NO. 43.254: BUT LITTLE
1 use I; bargain. F. W. SPENCER _ CO.. 723
Market at., second floor. d?l4 tf
w TEI . V. A V PA it I.UR i7ka.Nl); RARE CHANCE.
OF. W. SPENCER A: CO., 723 Market St.. second
door. «tel4 tt
pONOVIR BROS,' UPRIGHT; NEAIU.i NEW.
« F. W. SPENCER _ CO., 723 Market St., second
floor. del 4 tf
1.-" RENCH UPRIGHT PIANO; PRICE $75^ W.
I G. BADGER, 723 Market St., llls'.orv Building.
: : : Hoot del 2 7t
GEORGE HEWS PIANO: PRICE $30. W. G.
BADGER. 72.". Market st. del- 71
VEAKLY Nl V, i ill. KERING pFaNO, NO.
J-> 40,"19; price $250. W. G. BADGER. 725
Market st .lel2 7t
\" BAB IV NEW STEINWAY _ SONS' PIA.No7
-J-1 price $250. W. G. BA DGER. 725 Mark et.l'-'7t
VIEARLY NEW HALLET _ DAVIS PIANO;
i-v very little used; great bargain. W. G. BADGER,
725 Market st deia 7t
HALLET 4 DAVIS AND KIMBALL PIANoVNIT
C'rg.iu Agency. IV. G. BAUGF;it. 725 Market
LOR SALE -2 NEARLY NEW UPRIGHT
r pianos, for storage and advances. California
Storage Warehouse. 722 Mission st. del 2 7t*
tttKA NICE LITTLE SQUARE PIANO: PAR
tjPiHr. ne S go ing away, 1112^'ay I ortt. dell 7t*
L ENB CABINET GRAND; MUST BS 80LD; SEE
i it before you buy. 23 Fifth st., opp. Mint nol 1 tt
HEMME- LONG PIANOS: WAREROOMS 1643
Polk st,. cor. Clay; sold on Installments: send
for illustrated catalogue and terms. do 4 tf
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OK N'F'W AND SBC
ond-hand pianos of prominent makes: don't tail
to Inspect our stock. T, M. ANTISELI. Piano Comp
any. Odd Fellows' nail. Seventh A- Markei. sol 1 tr
1729 MISSION ST.—MAN. FACTE Iti. ll OF
celebrated Fay Piano: me.lal at Mecnanlcs' Fair:
new, second-hand pianos, in good condition, 3^lm
HALLETT _ CUMSTON PIANO. $100: BRAD
bury. $1G0: Schoinacker, $250: all In Int-elaas
condition; open eve'gs. FAY, 1 729 Mission.au'27 6m
piRST-CLASS PIANOS: CHEAP: CASH OH IN
-T stall ments. SCUMITZ _ CO., 1439 Market, oca tf
HOB'S UNO'S UPRIGHT PIANOS: MOST BRILL
lapt and powerruL 917 Mission st. uo2S tf
CB. CHASE * CO.. AGENTS WHEELOCK,
• Siuyvesaiit other pianos. Market. n26tf
I.iYKoN VAI/V. AtIKNT sOHMKK. t'HASE
U Bros.. Newby & Evana 308 Post st my 22 tf
BARGAINS~IN SECONI>HAND PIANOS AT
KOHLER A CHASE'S. 1041 Market St. au24 tr
DECKER BROS.' MATCHLESS PIANO-T
_Kol'Ll-K A CHASE, 1041 Markctst. au2 1 tt
STECK. nARDMAN". VOSB AND STERLINf?
j:.:.... sold on $10 monthly Installments. BENJ.
CURTAZ _ SON. sole agents. 20 li' Fan el I sL au7.f
TILLMAN— MAN I'FACT I RF:R OF THE till, sl'
est and best pianos. 2004 Market st oelo tr
L' U NEUMANN* PIANOS; A NEW SHIPM ENT
J . lust arrived. 82 Ninth st an-9 tt
JUST RECEIVED, 10 (iOOU SF.CON 11-lIAND
pianos; terms low. STATU AM. 1322 Market. 2 tr
DECKER A SON'S PIANOS. MUSICAL INSTRU
mei.ts. and lull stock of 10c sheet-music. /.-SO
MACVAIS Ml SIC CO.. 769 Markctst Jylltf
\ RE YOU LOOKING FOR A HOME 7 BUILD IN
Lakeview. oc7 tf
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to 15 cents per week, delivered by carrier to any
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HORSES.
V~mjMp_OßBlTT^:_A]rr^^
J 2856 Mission st. dels 7t«
BORROW HONE- ON YOUR SILKS AT COL
lateral Bank. 15 Grant aye., near Market
strecL nol4 6w FrMoWe
TBE ROAD TO WEALTH AnITpKOSPERITY
goes right through Lakeview. del 4 Ht
STYLISH YUL'Sg BUGGY MAKE CHEAP: OWN
er has no use. 425 Turk st. del 4 7t*
i*OF. SALE ( IIEA.r^STEAtIYHORSE: NEW
■T carr and haruess. 9 Geary st., Room 2. dBl4 2*
l/OR SALE—OOOD HORSE; CHEAP. 120 PAIR
-T Oaks st. dell Ht*
J A BROKE HORSES; 1200 TO 1600 POINDS;
60 more to arrive ou 15th: dratt, driving and
saddle horses. HOOKER'S Nevada Horse Market,
1606 liaiiis'.:i St.. cor. Twelfth. dell 7t*
I'O OWNEI'.S OP CARRIAGE AND KOAD
horses—lbe Souttier F'arui has every facility for
giving the best or care aud attention co all animals
sent there: everything under cover lv storms.
Write for circulars and references to GILBF.KT
TI'MFKIN'S, Souther Farm, San Leandro. n027 tf
CHEAPEST ANI) BEST-IN AMERICA—THE
eight-page WEEKLY CALL, sent to any address
in the United States or Canada one year for $1 25.
pi-.stage free.
WAOONS ASD _i'A Itltl ACUSS.
T)^ggiT;s~anTTwa7;ons, NEw'ahdsecond
1^ hand, dry-goods wagon, laundry wagon, baker's
wagon, iiorseand harness. 11 io l-'o:8o.n st deU) 7t*
-' 6_ SALE—.VIISOKi.I. tN. ill ■.
7? OmTIET E HUNT_K*B~ _250T1-_~" our Ii T.
»-■' with dog, fors4o; original rost $100. BAK OS
saloon, 1111 Mission, near Seventh. del 4 21*
O SI'I.EMUD JAPANESE ROOSTERS, LATELY
O Imported. 546 First st. de! 4 3f*
ENGLISH PUG PUPS. 0 WEEKS OLD. ADDKICSS
H. SCIIREIHER. 177 Perry St.. nr. Fourth. 1 1 3*
A SENSIBLE CHRISTMAS PKESENT-5 LAKE
view lots. del 4 Sc
FOR SALE—2 YOUNG GORDON SETTER DOGS
cheap. 310 Natumast de 13 31*
<.)A1 FRESH MILCH COWS; S PIT ABLE KOK
*- family use. Inquire 1924 Filbert st, del 3 3t*
TAAAGUNS; Ht JLTDAY SAIJS AT SHItEVE'S,
LVV\t 525 Kearny st : dco lin
ANOI EL (II LIS 1 MAS PRESENT—THB BAM
somest and most elaborate billiard tables ever
manufactured here at half cosL Inquire at P. LIE
SEN F'PSLD'S warerooms, 945 Folsom st. no3o tf
t^AFE, SCALE. LETTEK-PKESS, STORE- I il DOE
O and money-till, cheaji. 102 clay st. au2S tf
H EPAKD'S FOOT AND POWER LATHES.
HICKS, ageut. 667 Mission St. SC27 tf
SECOND-BAND BOILERS. ENGINES, PBBPS,
shafting, pulleys, belting, water pipes eta Ma
-INTOSII Jk WOLI'MAN. I 17 Beala st. de 4 If
r A CENTS WILL SEND THE WEEKLY CALL
OV fur fonr mouths to any part of the United
State::.
ATTOBNETS-AT-I.A VV.
jn__RXsil_M7{iDG_T^
\ft law. Kearny St., bet Pine and Caltroruia.del 2 6ui
DVICE FREE; DIVORCES A SPECIALY: NO
publicity; quickest time: legal everywhere;
terms reasoiiable; uo charge unless successrul; and
another cases at law. both civil and criminal, pushed
vigorously; collections, wills, eta T. ENGLeY,
ATTORNEYS' ASSOCIATION. II Kearny St. d 9 lm
ADVICE FREE; SPECIALTY, DIVOItCKS
privately, quick time, I-ical everywhere; collec
tions, elc.: terms moderate; uo charge nnless suc
cessful; attorneys all courts; estab'd lOyears. Law
oflice, li. W. HOWE & CO.. 26 Kearny St. aulS tf
A. CKOTHERS, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, 603
. ClayJlt__ no 3 tf
WW. -AVBJSON, AT IORNEY-AT-LAW, 413
■ calilurinast.. Rooms 11-ia: advico Iron. dJt(
MASSAOK.
MRS. THOMSON. SWEDISH^ ENGLISH MAS
sage, batus. 101 Grant avo.. Room 18. dels 4t»
A RUBY IDE. WLI li .11 RsTboBEBTS' BAXBBJ
• genuine inassag^ 869 Mission St. de i 3 7t»
ZROSE CLEVELAND. FROM N. Y.,~WITII
. new assistants. Nucletrs House. R. 22. del IB*
KOSE DELAFONT—BEST MASSAGE UEDDY
sL Parlors 6 and 7. my2l tf
CAKI'KNTEKS AND BI'ILUEKS,
B__H_ER~ A "CO^ cV*SPeI« TEBS AND
. Builders. 113 Leldesdorff st. se3 tf
JV.LAWit ErN CE, CARPENTER AHD~BIIi-DE_ l "
. $18 -acramento st; cabinet wora and Httiug up
__cespromptly attandeji to: leleubone WU— mEtu
STOKAGK.
P"^AcrFic~sT: 6TiA_j_;"coT^(H~^^
furniture and merchandise; advances made. 15 tf
-J-NTtUBE sfiJKED — SIERLING FUIIsT
ture Co.. 1039. 1041 Market. KoTntaial Bldg 7CC
IVINTPK Itl'.SOKl'S.
S"^UnYL_COPv"_F THE HOTEL GUrDE~CON^
taining a directory or California hotels aud re
sorts, sent free to any address. Hotel Guide, 310
Post St.. Union Club Building. JeS if
MONEY TO LOAN.
O"~iT~2ND MORTGAGE OR NOTES; ON IST
mortgagee^- J. L. ISAACS 411G'Fari81i.oc3-
THE MORNING CALL* SAN FRANCISCO. MONDAY. DECEMBER 15. 1890-EIGHT PAGES.
*"1T1(_ REAL ESTATE.
(2:')!nn por2Lca*Fo^T2-ir_iTw_oLir^si^^
*IP*-x-Vyj atcd; 2 blocks from cable; very cheap;
near Sanchez; 25:106:6. JO.NES _ RUEGG, 324 M,
Montgomery st delt 2t
"R99 F.ilfl THREE 50-VARAS AT NOR t H
tlT^d^j.KiyiV. Beach, northwest aud southwest
tors, or Lombard, chestnut and Broderlci; sts.;
make au oiler. JONES A: KIiEGG, 324'- Mont
goroery st del 4 2t
•R'^*Y(in HAVES ST., A FEW FEET WES:f"oF
•JP^-OvrV/. Lyoji: sewered and graded: look at
*£is.^ONEf^_it_UEGO, D-4*_i Montgomery. I*s
%Bfll_l COX- 15TH "IIND —POINT LOBOS
eJUOOO. ayes.; fenced and lies well; lOOxloO:
laige dwelling opposite. JONES & KUEGG. 324 _
Montgomery st. de 14 2t
(fcl nr^A FOR LOT 25x120. ON 4TH~~AVE~.
•jpA*-'«^C' near Point I.onns; nice lot for cottage;
feuccd and street work done. JONES A RbEGG,
3241.;, Montgomery st. del 4 2t
FOU A FRACTIONAL BLOCK: HAS
vTIOOUV 10S6 feet rrontage, with 3 corners:
$1500 cash, balance till and 2 years. JONES &
RUEOG, 32-Vj tlnntgomrry st dell St
\,t HOLE BLOCK-30 FT.>ROM~TH_riIOULE
" yard, bet. o and P sts.: can be built upon and
culiivated. and is on the proposed electric road;
UOO ft.; make an oHer. JONES A RUEGG, 3241_
Montgomery st. oel-1 2t
**il ~\(\ *175' *2UO' *--5' •-»(*. "K',6. *SOO,
•J 100. $350, $400. $450, $500. $550, $600,
5650 and $700 each—Choice Golden Gate Park lots,
25x120 and 25x100: corners, 32:6x100: easy terms;
only $5. $10 nnd $15 monthly payments: irontlng
cable Hues, park, grand ocean boulevard, new race
track. Market-st. extension. Cliff House.
Also Sunset Heights, near music stand, deer and
elk park, Olympic and children's play grounds;
titles perrect or no sale; on purchases niado this
week lully 10 percent ou amount paid on said lots
can be reailzed within six month*. For exact loca
tion please call and see regular city maps at ollice of
J. T. IIARB S tcity real estate only), 628 Market
St., opims'U- Palace Hotel. del 4 8t
BLOCKS— A FEW BLOCKS. Vv EEL Lor ITI-'IV,
S. side Golden Gate lark: 30 per cent cheaper
than lliey will be lv six months from dalo. For
jirlce and terms please call at offlce of J. T. HARRIS
(city real estate only). 628 Market St., opposite Pal
ace Hotel. _^ de! 4 St
p ROTHERMEL, RIAL ESTATE, 18 MONT
-1 - goiuery St.. Sail Francisco.
SPECIAL bargains.
84000-Lot. 25x112:6. on Devlsadero St., next to
Corner of Fell; business property; make an olfcr.
$6,"ioo—business coiner, 2 i;.-. on Gough st. and
Hickory aye.: a bargain.
$16.000—business property iv Oakland; 12 per
Cent income.
$5750—House and lot on N. side or Oak St., next to
corner or Devisadero; modern cottage of 6 rooms
and l.ath.
ROTHERMEL Jt CO., 18 Mont-emery st. del 4 3t
•j/|C FELL ST.. NR. GOUGH; LOT 27:6x120 TO
• 'VJO rear street: front and rear houses; 4 Hats and
store: rema $100. doi4 3t*
ON BBOADWAY—OAKLAND'S GREAT THO
ouchlare. bee Block G of Broadway terrace,
Oakland. dc! 4 St
(JJ s2 "A WILL BUY 4 LOTS 120x100 FEET EACH
KrUOV and 2 corners ilSxloO reet each; choicest
lots in Abbey Hon.estead Association. San Mateo
Couiily; 23 building lots: cost $2000; title perrect.
CIIAS. C. FISHER, 508 California St. de! 4 2t*
ftlli'Afi >EW I'v-STORY RESIDENCE: 5
<_'IIJ,-J,-'• rooms; lot $oxl—s; S. aide Minerva st,
180 rect W. or Capitol; Railroad Homestead Associa
tion. Ocean View, chas. c. FISHER, 50i Cal. 142*
STOK SOzl-0 i'l El \V. BIDE3-D AYE, 17S
I— O. reet S. Point Lobos aye. CHAS. c.
FISHER, 50S Calltornla st doll 21*
S9fii_fa 3*>zloo FEIT, S. SIDE BATES ST.,
— VVV. Sl reel \\. Lv.ii.
$2150—75x120; W. of 23d avenue, 125 feet S.
Point Lobos aye. CHAS. C. FISHER, 508 Califor
nia.-:. dey,_*__
si -.1 111 CASH; 11.11. INSTALLMENTS; MOls
tpOVV crn bay-window cottastcs; 5 rooms; bath:
basement. 21stSt., bet. York and Halllpshlre.il 7t*
■['HE CREAM $500 LOIS OF THIS CIIY AND
1 county; $250 cash, balance In $10 monthly in
stallments; every lot on the tirade; near the Mis.lon
striet cable extension- will double lv value Inside of
2 years; located on Sliver avenue, bet. Miss.on and
San P.ru-ioroail. B. MOM.I:OVJ-:. 6:10 .Market. 14 7t
£• I Jl ,** A; 1 851137:6 NORTH HIDE BDSB ST.,
•**r_,l.".tlv»l*. bet Scott and Devisadaro (Method
ist Church projierty). church and cottage to be re
moved: stores and F'renob flats would pay well ou
this property; tnis is a g.-0.l buy. being less than
$125 a front to :. s. HoSGROVE,O3O .Market. 14 3t
$1 -'fill BSa79 AND IMPROVEMENTS. vf/XL-.
1 > iW. lamet, bet. Geary and O'Farrell. Taylor
and Jones; Inside property; rents steady at $12 per
mon':.; over 11 per (cut ou Investment. S. MuS-
Gl:o\ E. o.el Manet st. _!J-'L 4 :U
4>').*,n|| 16 LOIS (INCLUDING 2 CORNERS)
OP+'OVV. south or tue park, near tlie projected
electric road; must bw sold; mere Is a rorlune In
tbem ror some one. S. MtOflOBOVB.(5SB Market.l 33
tit IJft A ONLY — A CHARIIING LITTLE
•Jp 1 * Vo home: cottage on lot 27x70: -JA,
blocks from Hlsslon-st. car line: near school-house:
garden and licdge; Spring Valley water; easy terms.
J. F I'LI'MIIE, 1402 Valencia st. del 4 2t
ML -TEE SOLD; NO REASONABLE OFFER
le.used; cottage 4 rooms; lot 25x114; 2rithst.,
lit. t linrch and Sanchez: street wort complete. J.
F. P-UMBE. 1402 Valencia st. <!el4 2t
DAYING 12 PER CENT; IN Vl'iS I ."IKNIT: 2
1. Hats ,8 rooms) and cott—ye of 4 rooms, ou lot
29x62:2. off 16th st . bet. Valencia and Mission;
street work complete: price $3300: must be sold.
■I. F. PLUJ-BE, 1402 Valencia st del 4 2t
OVERLOOKING OCEAN AND BAY - LAKE
vlew. del 4 St
ATA SACR! FICE—OWING TO DEPARTURE
*\ of owner Tor Europe we are instructed lo sell
their elegant residence ou sunny due Washington
sl, near Webster, at a sacrifice; bouse contains
double parlors, diiiiug-rooin, commodious kitchen,
servants' room. lour sunny and capacious cham
bers; nicely painted, papered and decorated
throuaboul. Apply lor turther particulars to
O'PARH-BLLd 1.A.N... 1 J Montgomery st. dell Ot
U-AEEEi: ST.. NEAR SCOTT—VERY CHOICE
" arid moderu cottage of 7 rooms, bath, laundry,
etc: 2S-1x137 Ml. W. H. PRIMA CO., 205 Mont
goniery st. dell 7t
(£. I ').- EACH-2 FINE. LE\ EL LOTS AT LAKE-
I*n I LO view.
$600 only ror 68x212 in Fairmount Tract, betweeu
San Jose road and Castro street
ROTHERMEL .1 in.. IB Montgomery st del* 31
UHJB BALE—I4I6 ALABAMA 81\, COTTAGE*.
ay rooms: lot 25x100: near schools and churches;
street work all done: title perfect Apply on jirp:ii
ises, *Oel4 Sl*
AUY ONE OF THOSE CHEAP LOTS ON SACP.A
1> uieuto st.: \t\\ line ot new cable-road: lv midst
of lu.t.rovements: less than $co per Iront foot. W.
B. HUFF a- Co.. 2405 California sL de 6 lot*
Sl "A EACH-NICE LEVEL 11 IT L DING LOTS.
1 OV 30x100. on sunny side ot the street, tn tbe
Univeriity Homestead, near Sliver aye., and close
to new railroad on Mission st: call at once. O. D.
BALDWIN, JOOST A: MERTENS. 238 Montgomery
street. dol2 tr
C'J.'lfln A SNAP ON POINT LOBOS A\E***E.
•Jp.JtJ'U't.'. or Ist aye.; 57:6x140; worth $100 per
flout root; street, which Is the widest In thectty.all
craded, sewered and macadamized: don't miss this.
O. I). BALDWIN, JOOST _ MERTENS, 238 Mont
goincrjyst. de! 2 tf
(.Ofinn SPLENDID BUY ON IST AYE.. 200
•jr_»''*L/U. reet S. ot Point Lobos aye.: slie or lot
50x117; street-cars pass tho property, which will
double in value Inside or 2 i ears. O. D. BALDWIN.
JOOST A- MEI-. 1 ENS, 838 Montgomery st. de! 2 tf
LOR SALF J --2*NK~W^COTTAGES. 6 ROOMS AND
A bath each; lot 45x70; California, near IValiiut
Inquire 3200 California st del 4 3t*
|S;*J,".A EACH - LOTS FRONTING ON 1 ST.,
Ihlrty-lifth and Thirty-sixth ayes.; on
projected cable-car line; easy terms. Inquire or tlie
CARNALL-FTJZHCOII-IIoPKINSCO., 624 Marsct
street. _!*?J m _
ill* (.('I DOWN, BALANCE $10 PER MONTH72OO
iHM-11/ lots south ol park, near Ocean House. 111
-• lillre of the CAKNALL-FIT/.HUGh-HOPKINSCO.,
62 I Market st. ilei: Lv
t'OEI.OV, THE CROWD AND YOU WILL GO
direct to Lakeview. „c 5 tr
(JTOP PAYING KF.NTS AND SECURE ONE OF
0 these for a home.
'I ake the McAlllster-sL car to terminus and see
that liandsomo block or cottages; 10 more now
completed and Tor sale on easy terms.
These are hai -window cotta-es of 5 and 7 rooms
and bath, with all modern improvements and Iron
fences, arliti'-lal stone sidewalks: only a lew steji.l
from Golden Gate Park, with magnificent marine
view; no portp.u of our city is being built up so
rapidly as the Park district; now is your chance to
secure a home in a locality that will double In value
lv a few years.
And as I can and will make terms to suit call and
we will try and make, some satisfactory arrange
ments, for tbe only way to get a home of your own
Is to stop paying to a landlord.
This property is at the terminus of McAllister St.,
whi< b car will Lake you 10 the buildings. Apply on
premises any day from (I to 4 o'clock. J. M. COM
EHFOUD. builder and dealer In real estate. nolStt
\*EW HOUSE. 5 HO<IMS; HARD FINISHED: LOT
As 50x100: bargain. WELI.En, ocean view.ll 7*
*_>_>AA CASH-$24 PER MONTH WILL BUY A
tJTO*'v/ cottage ot 4 rooms.
$-100 cash—s-.7 per mouth will pay for cottage or
5 rooms: lot 'J.ixl.n.
$500 cash—s.(] per month will buy either 6
roomed cottage on 241h st. or 6-rooined house on
Diamond sL; tbu last ones left; these houses bave
all the latest improvements: all sunny rooms; high
planked basemeuts, etc.; only one block W. or Cas
tro-sl. cars.
Also $500 cnsh-$37 50 per month will pay for
store ami flat on Church st; flat always rented.
$1000 cash—s6l per mouth will buy that flno
N VY. cor. store or Church and Day sts.; store 24x
50 and 2 rooms: cellar 24x60. all cemented: stable,
etc.; upper part conta us 7 large rooms and bath: 3
hay windows; goajidsee these bargains: they are
on the direct line of the proposed church-st. cable
road.
Houses built to order; lots taken lv exchange by
R. BERGTBLD, builder and dealer In real estate,
1521 Dolores st, near 28th. del 2 tf
pOTRERO-lOOxllO** PENNSYLVANIA AYE,
1 near Colusa St.: 50x100, Mississippi and Colusa
sts.; corner, 75x100, Bay View Homestead Associa
tion. G. B. BRADFORD SONS, 328 Montgomery
street. dell 7t
CTOP PAYING RENT, AND SECURE ONE OP
0 those cosy cottages or 5 or 7 rooms and bath, In
Comerford's new block, at the McAllister-st. en
trance to Golden Gate Park: best location In tbe
city: terms to suit purchasers; the McAlEster-st.
car takes you 10 the block. J. M. COMERFORD.IS tt
%'NitO '-OT 50a125 IN EAST BERKELEY; 5
•ID'J 1'", minutes' walk from station: SIO monthly.
$150—Corner: ollxlSO.
MOO—Corner: 100x170; easy terms.
875-I.ot 25x125: $5 monthly.
New houses and choice lots for sale on lustatl
nea-ts. phelps- Richards, owners, Berkeley
Matlou or 11 Montgomery St.. S. F. ael3 tr
(&!*>,„ I GENUINE BARGAIN; LOT 25x114;
UpOOV. 27th St., nesr Noe: IVi blocks rrom
cable-curs. 1701 Leavenworth st. delo 71*
U: BY PAY BENT I IN MONTHLY PAYMENTS,
equal to rent, now cottage, 5 rooms and bath,
with all latest Improvements: Just completed; only
1 I. it out ol 12: half a block from cable-cars.
Also bave just completed an elegant 2-story
house. S ro..jiis and bath, which must be seen to be
appreciated; terms to suit. For particulars apply
to owner aud builder, LOUIS LANDLER, 2281',
Montgomery st- de 6 tf^
$OOAA NEW BAY-WINDOW COTTAGE: S
, I.IM I. rooms, bath, Datent mantels and side
walk; 7-foot cellar: lot $4x99; nil latest modern
Improvements; 1-3 cash, balance 7 per cent Interest;
20th St.: warm be It. MR. GOULD, 6 Hyde St. 10 7t*
<_'><_ AAA ELEGANT RESIDFtNCE, UAV
"-)^iL'.Vl'"o'. Ing Hue view uf city, bay. etc.:
only 8 minutes by cable rrom Baldwin Hole]; lot
137:6x47:6. Address 11. A., Box 14a, Cai.i. itranen
OlHce. delOtf
Sfc I 7 Ftfi WORTH. $2000 — COSY LITTLE
•JJI I tOV. home: I rooms; Polk st, nr. Lombard:
prospective locality: easy terms. O'NEILL, 1023
Vallejo st del* 7t»
CALIFORNIA CHEAP* HOMES—WE CAN LO*
.- cute 10.000 tamllle* on Government land;
charges moilerate for showing the land. C. H.
BTREET A CO., 416 Slontgomery st, San Pran
clsco, Cal. »el4tt
fl_ I 7F*. $25 CASH; $5 PER MONTH; ONLY~A
•JJ) 1 I O. few left: one block from Junction of Mar
ket-st extension and boulevard: will only last a
few days longer. MoGAKVLE A CO., 62S Market
st., opp. Palai'u HoteL nol9 tf
(J.7QAA BEST RESIDENCE PROPERTY IN
jD I OUU. w. Addition; 60x110: E. side Stelner,
F7:6 S. of McAllister. Apply tn owner. ISAAC
ANDERSON, 130 Sansome St., Room 4. dell 30t*
CITY KEAL ESTATE.
SAL_—ON EASY T__irsT-JON'T FAIL TO
took at those handsome cottages in Comerford's
r.ew block at terminus of McAllister-st. cars, grand
niarlne view; only a few steps from Golden Gate
Park. Apply on premises. J. M. COMERFORD.IS tt
LfOLLOW THE CROWD AND YOU WILL GO
Ajdirect ro Lakeview. ocs tf
*I'-O*""IKT—LOT 45x200. ON BOTH BERRY AND
X Chaunel sts.; has water both front and rear, and
near railroad. EAS'l'o.N, ELDBID-JE A- CO. 14 2l
"ft 7MII I'*OT iSOxIOO. IN BEKKELEY. ON AVE
«T * yVf. nue 150 reel wide: near everything.
$275-Lot 40x102: $25 cash; $6 monthly.
$360—C0r., 40x102; $35 cash; $7 monthly.
$275—Lot 40x100; sidewalked; $5 monthly.
•H2sU—Splendid lot 50x136.
$25—Triangular steep, 15Ux50; $1 monthly.
10:10 other lots; all kinds: send for maps.
CHAS. A. BAILEY. Owner, 20 Moutguiu cry 1 _27 tf
THE EVENING BULLETIN, PIJICfTrEDUCED
to 15 cents per week, delivered by carrier to any
part ot the city; the Bulletin Is the best, oldest
and largest evening jia|ier published on the coast;
orders by postal-card or otherwise will receive
prompt attention, unice (122 Montgomery st.
« OfNTItV REAL ESTATPJ. -.mm*
Ofl-ACRE TrXcTS^iFt_e"fINEST ALFALFA
LV and raisin land in tbe world; water on every
tract: small payment down: uo further pat meut
fori years; a small payment secures you a home
that the products will pay all future payments: 14
or these tracts sold lv the last 30 days. A. A. HOYT
A CO.. 634 Market st. de! 2 tf
C-IOVERNMENT LAND—3 160-ACRE TRACTS
I of Al agricultural land within 100 miles of San
Francisco. OCCIDENTAL LAND CO., 235 Kearny
street. dcs tf
flfcl 7r; LOT 25x135: NEAR LORIN STATION,
«*p_.i*J. Oakland; SIS cash; balance Hi Install
ments $1 25 per week. OCCIDENTAL LAND CO.,
235 Kearny st. dcs tr
SCl*' (Wirt 170 ACRES BEST VALLEY LAND;
•JJ3l— .VVV. nesi'Dlxoii; 135 acres now in grain;
good house, barn and other outbuildings: family
orchard: this is an opportunity tv buy Ibat is not
otten to be had. C. 11. STREET A CO., 415 Mont
gomery st. n022 tr
(C*6| rtflrt NEW BRICK BUSINESS BUILD
•T"-! ■ »"vll. tug iv a growing, substantial inte
rior town: size of building 70x200 feel: pert 2
blories, part 1 story; rent of $375 per mouth: guar
anteed ior 5 years. C. 11, STKr.ET A- CO., 415 Mont
gomery st.. Sau Fraucisco. no—B tf
1 AAA ACRES IN 20-ACRE LOTS; $30 AN
1 I 'VV acre on 5 vears'time; all the cash re
quired Is $24, being the Interest every 6 months; If
set out 10 truit the crop will pay for the land in 5
years. C. 11. STREET _ Co., 415 Montgomery
street. nu'2 tf
A FEW 20 ACRE LOTS LEFT IN " BONN'S
/\ Great Co-operative F'unt Farm"; buy whde you
can. C. B. STREET A CO., 415 Montgomery- St.,
San Fraucisco. u022 tf
IRVINE A KLEIN OF UKIAH. DEALERS IN
al! kinds or town, rami, ranch and redwood tim
ber property; Investigate titles; attend to any busi
ness placed iv their hands lor non-resldent.s; refer
ences to any responsible cltlzeu or i.i vi in Men 1 >
tii.o Connty. cai. &e3 tr
s^j I A WEEK BUYS A FRUIT FARM; LOOK AT
—i 1 this ofler. Oakwood Colony iracL
5 acres, $75. payable $1 a week.
10 acres, $1511, payable $2 a week.
20 arrcs, $300. payable $4 a week.
40 acre-, $660. payable $X a week.
No Interest and no taxes on deferred payments: Is
aB line Al rrult land: no Irrigation required; near
large town and railroad; .some oaks; water handy;
title periect; no investment Is as sate, sure or pro
fitable as fruit lati.'s. For Information or circulars
apply to ViESI COAST LAND CCMFANV,O3II Mar
ket sl OC2B lt_
1.-OR SALE O~~n:XCHANGE FOR CITY PROP
-1 city—About 200 acres of \ incy.ird and orebard
land, mostly in bearlus;, within 3 uiiies of Martlnex,
Contra Costa County. For full particular.- apply to
0. D. BAI.DWiN, JOOST A MERTENS, 21IS Mont
guniery st. DoSO 1!
RANCHES, SMALL AND LARGE, OF ALL
Classes, convenient to city, for sale or exchange ;
instailinenl propositions a specialty. A. A. llt.'V f i
CO.. 634 Market st. 110:10 tf
QCHOOL LANDS, $1 SO TO $3 An"*ACReT OS
0 very easy terms; sold by the State in tracts to
suit; no realdenco or Improvement required; all
kinds of lands. In many tlifjoreut enmities; semi
stamp for list, opeu Monday. Wednesday a.i.i Satur
day evennnis. F >v. LAKE, 6 Flood Building. 13tf
01 Ttl 550 PER AIRE: SO ACRES TO 10,000
CL acres: liult lands a si.et-lalty; grain and slock
li-in.s, orchards, vineyards and timber lands: 111
-icstmetit properties; send Tor catalogue. S. J.
Sl aui EB, 32S Montgomery St.. Ruom 3. n023 lm
HARIJAINS IN RANCH—-; STATE WHAT YOO
v.aut; also Uovijrniuent claims for sett:.-is.
ANDREW PRICE. Healdsburg. cal. noI4 tf
DO YOU WANT PROPERTY, CITY OR oOUN
try. lv tne prettiest valley or tbe state? Apply
to :-..)... Land Co., Napa, Cat., lor list of proper
tjes^ '•'"l' M.i"
rpiMBER CLAIMS; NEAR SAW-MILLS AND
1 railroad: about 50 claims lert. Iniormatlon of
A. A. HOYT 4 CO.. 6*4 Market SL Jlo9 tf
SMALL ADVEKTISKMENTS AND SUBSCKIP
tions taken at Call Branch orilces, 60.1 larklu
St.. 339 Haves >:. and 2518 Mission St.; open till
9: HO T. M.
HOUSES TO 1.1-T.
9^>)*rjTJLTo^'^*TENT_*^ RCJOMS~
Z.Z.O rent $11. dels 3t*
YTEBY NICE HOUSE OP 9 ROOMS WIT H ALL
v conveniences: 1-1 Guy place. Apply toCHAKLKS
11. v. KEs. ;t: Annie -t dei47t*_
t^'ftt') .".A P.EDI'CED: A FINE CORNER
t*po_.ou, bouse; bath: laundry: walls papered;
sun In every room; suitable for 2 families. WILSON
A CARR. 18 Post «t.del 4 3t
'.>] I THIRTEEN I 11, NEAR FOLSOM-TO LET,
t)l"l bay-window house 6 rooms, bath, basement,
stationary tubs and yard; carpets and part furni
ture for sale: rent. $22. dol.i.u*
lOX MINNA, RET. FIFTH ANI) SIXTH-5
"i.JU rooms, bath and every mudern Improve
ment. deli 31*
TALK IS CHEAP. THEN SEE IT POR YOUtt
-1 sell, and jou will buy lots In Lakeview. deU dt
9"! MQ SUTTER-9 ROOMS AND BATH. $.*.J* 110
._A'!C> 2327 Bush—9 rooms and bath 50 t")
152;> Geary-9 rooms and batb 55 00
2015 Broderick—9 rooms and batb 55 00
311 octavia—l2 rooms aud bath 50 00
688 McAllister—l3 rooms aud batli 65 OO
109 Van Ness ave.--1M rooms and bath 100 00
522 Devlsadero—s rooms and hath IS 00
180S Turk—Cottage, 6 rooms and bath 30 00
16.14 Golden Gate avo.—s rooms aud bath.. 22 50
28 Geary—l2 rooms 00 00
13 Henrietta si|o.iri'—tt rooms and bath 22 60
448 Sixth—6o rooms and bath 150 00
260 Branuan —New ; 16 rooms 65 OU
Aj.pl> to I. t. M01.1.0V. 138 Montgomery. de! 2 7t
9(V ROOMS— STORE AND BASEMENT ABD
mjV yard: all new; Brannsn St., near pacific Mall
Dock; a fine chance for wster-:runt boarding and
lodiilng. Apply to P. C. MOLLOY, 138 Montgom
ery St. ,lel2 7t
fi9Q POST, BET. HYDE AND LARKIN -11
rJ^rO rooms and bath: rent very lowtoagood
tenaut, B. P. OLIVER, 406 Montgomery. del 2 It
(11. Q 6 BOOHS—I76B HARBISON BT. \t7~^R.
UrO. MARSHUTZ Jt CO.. 631> Market SL de! 2 7t
J*<lRBT FLOOR; 425 STEVENSON ST.; FINE
— tenement; all modern improvements. del2tf
I, OR RENT—MODERN HOUSE OF 12 ROOMS
I and batb; 626 O'F'arrell sl.. near Leavenworth.
Apply to T. P. RIORDAN. 632 Market sL del 2 tf
TO RENT—2-STORY BOOSE^F 6 ROOMiT"
stable for 2 or 3 horses underneath: will lie
horoughiy fitted up for gootl ten ant; rent $16;
good chance for expressman; 831 Eignteouth sl.,
near Sanchez. Apply O'FARRELL A LANG, delu If
*E.|NE2-SrORY BAY-WINDOW HOCSE 7 LARGE
A rooms ami batb; N. side or Twentv-thlrd St., Just
east of Valencia; rent low to good tenaut. Apply
to C. S. CAPP * ('„., 415 Montgomery sL. house
brokers and real estate agents. de 9 7t
9QI 7 CLAY—IUII SE OF s rooms AND BATH.
—OX I laundry and servant's room; newly papered
and In perfect orjlej^; house open from 10 till 4. 19 tf
rpHE EVENING BULL E'lT N."pi~l C E It ED UCED
1 to 15 cents imt week, delivered by carrier to any
part of the city; the Bulletin Is the best, oldest
and largest eeeat-g paper published on the coast:
orders by postal-card or otherwise will receive
prompt attention. Office (,'.'2 Vontcolnor. SL
FURNISHED HOUSES.
"S7iX7r~KEWLv' ITJRNIsH E*l rTo-tT'T'i'-VATE
itTV'IV. residence ror sale; rent $12; water rree;
603 Ellis St.; must be sold; sickness. no 7 tf
FURNITURE OP4ROOMSFOP. SALE CHEAP.
2581,1; Third si. dell 7t«
rpo LF:T—A PINK HOUSE, PARTLY FUR
-1 nished: fine locallon: references. Address S.,
Box SP, Call Branon omce. dc 9 tr
TT'INE PRIVATE RESIDENCE WITH 1 IBM
x ture; large house; ample rooms and grounds;
line view; stable If desired. H. E. MATHEWS. 120
Sol ler st. n..2'i lin
COTTAGES TO LKT.
"© "I ■J>T~l^'i~YAl*"L"E~Jo^
<jpL«J. tage, 6 rooms and kitchen. de! 4 7i*
o*o 1416 TWENTY-FIRST ST., COTTAGE 3
*JJ-0. rooms: large yard. dels lit*
COSY COTTAGB, SUNNY SIDE OF TURK ST.,
above Devlsadero; 6 rooms and bath; $30:
water Tree. Apply to p. C. MOLLOY. 138 Montgoui
ery st. __^ del 2 7t
5 LARGE KOOMS, PLANKED BASEMENT AND
yard. Cor. Fifteenth aud Dolores sts. de 9 7t*
pOTTAGE 5 SI NNV I;OI)Ms"*A~NI~rBAi~HTsE.
yj cor, l-'.lgbteeiiiti and Colllngwood sts. tt
FLATS TO LET.
"L'LAT: 4 ROOMS. 210 WILLOW AYE.. BET.
■a El [isaiid Eddy sts., above Van Ness aye. 15 21*
f?99 ELLIS ST.—FLAT; 4 ROOMS: FUK-
Uava. nished; sun and separate entrance: ps_si
keeping. de!s tf
INVEST IN LAKEVIEW LOTS AND MAKE
X more on your money than bank Interest, stocks
or bonds will pay, dell St
■IV'HERE SHALL I INVEST TUAT~~HONEY
* * now drawing low rnie of Interest at the bank T
Echo aiiswcrs: "In Lakeview lots." delist
ffl;9A LOWER SCNNI FLAT, 8006 FlLL
tjpz.'u. more st.. ol 5 rooms, bath; modern lin
provoiuents and line marine view. delist*
"I 997 AND 12211 Mi:ALI.ISTEB~ ELEGANT
X4.JJ I new flats of 6 and 7 rooms; all modern lin
provemeiits. Further particulars at DAVID STICKN
A SONS. 32.1 Montgomery st. del 4 2t
9rtft VALENCIA ST.-MODERN 2-STOKY BAY.
A.vU window bouse 8 rooms aud bath; every room
sunny: sanitary plumbing: large yard. deU .It*
L-INEEASTLAKE FLAT 4 Itt)OMSrA.N D ItATII;
I wood mantel, glass doors, electric bells, etc.;
far.l.-v; grand view; rent cheap. 1149Twenty
uttrth St., 2 blocks above Valencia. dell 3t*
ftl"! 4 OR 5 ROOMS! TILDEN AND FIP
»JJ lAa teenth sts., 1 block above Castro, dell 3t*
LLAT 6 ROOMS AND BATIiTs2O. 821 DOLORES
_1 st.. bet. Twenty-llrst and Twenty-second, dll 3t»
TjPPEIt FLAT; 5 ROOMS ANDBATIL 8 MO.N
-«-i roo sr., bet. pine and Bush, Stockton and
Powell. del 4 3t*
2 FLATS OF 4 ROOMS; $12 60, $14. 2041 HAK
rlson st.. opposite Eishieenth. dell 3t*_
701*. VAN N'F:ss AYE..' NEAR TURK ST.-
I UU Handsome upper Hat: every room sunny: flue
view; rent $52 ftOyjwater Uicl^u-letL deU Sl*_
UPPER FLAT, 6 ROOMS, BATH AND MODERN
Improvements, 641 Stevenson st. dell 2t*
A 1 SANCIIFZ, BET. THIRTEENTH AND FOUB
-7:1 teenth—Flat or SroomB: bath: $22 60,114 2t*
L-LAT OF 3 ROOMS, 424 SHOT WELL ST.;
1 rent $10. dell 2t*
ELF:i)ANT SUNNY UPPER FLAT; 6 ROOMS;
bath: every convenience: large yard and cel
lar. Apply premises, 2816 Laguna st. -. rent low.l 1 3*
SUNNY FLAT 6 ROOMS. BATH. HAVES ST.;
cable car; Webster and Ivy aye. dell St*
BAY-WINDOW FLAT,""6 ROOMS AND BATH;
»32 6Q._e2s'/Si Hayes sl de! 4 2t«
UPPER I_AT fl KOOMS AND BATH. APTLY
134 Page st. de! 4 tt
AN ELEGANT UPPER FLAT OF « ROOMS AND
bath: rent cheap; new: 1917 Howard St., bet.
Fourteenth and Fifteenth. Apply G. H. UMBSEN
Jr Co.. 14 Montgomery st. de! 3 3t
SMALL FLAT, 3 NICE TENEMENT ROOMS.
22 Mary St.. off Mission. delS 31*
FLATS TO LET-CONTINUED.
9 OF THE FINEST FLATS IN CITY; 6 ROOMS
aud bath: rent cheap; 116i_ and 120 Oak st.
Aj___LiL UMUSEN - CO., 14 Montgomery. 13 3t
L*'INE MIDDLE FLAT, 9 CLINTON PARK, OP 4
A rooms and batb: rent cheap. Apply G. H UMB
SEN A CtJ.^l4 Muutgnmery sL dsl3 3t
A N El EGANT LOWER PARLOR FLAT OF 6
■fx. roonisaud bath: sun all day: must be seen to
he appreciated: 1316 Webster St.. bet. Ellis anal
O'Fnrrell; rent low. Apply G. H. UMBSEN A- CO.,
14_>iontgomery St. dels 3t
59(:l GEARY—6 ROOMS: MODERN IMPROVE*"
—La ments: desirable location. uell'tf
1 rtJrt 1 HOWARD ST.. NEAR SIX! H-FLAT~"*4
X inua rooms, baih, nice yard: $17. dels 3t»
"I OWEK FLAT ON TEHAMA ST.. BliT. FIFTH
-xx aud sixth: 5 rooms; all In good order: only $20
per munlh. O'FARRELL 4 LANG. 11 Montgoiu
_*_*•■- de! 3 3t
L'LAT: 5 ROOMS: RATH: LOWER FLOOR: $16.
x 412V2 Fuurieentb st.. near Valencia. de! 3 Bt*
01<9A FLAT: 6 ROOMS: MODKRN~~i"mPROVE
•IJJiJU. ments. 1724 _ Folsom st., near Thlr
eenth. de! 3 3t*
* 1 "ll A DEVISADERO - 6 ROOMS AND
l"lT batb $3000
1520 Devlsadero—6 rooms and bath SO 00
1324 Devisadero—o rooms and bath 27 50
1023 Larkin, cor. Sutter—6 rooms and hath. 37 50
1101 Sutter, cor. L__te—B rooms and bath.. 47 50
ISiO Eli is— 6 rooms aud bath: choice 45 00
1-siii; ._. Fdlls—7 rooms and bath; choice 45 00
ISI6 Ellls-5 roonisaud oath 21 00
1816 V. Ellis—s roopjsand hath. 21 00
1019 Clay—6 rooms and bath 27 60
719 Waller—7 roonisaud bath 20 00
717 Waller—7 roonisaud bath 20 00
6 Walnut ave—s rooms and bath 25 00
7221... Ivy ave—Ncw: 4 rooms and bath 20 00
SF. corner Octavia and Union—S rooms and
baih 25 00
2515 Lagun 1-6 room) aud batb 30 00
418 Larkin—4 rooms 20 00
1426 Folsom—6 rooms and bath 27 50
1438 Folsom-6 rooms 27 50
106 Ninth, near Mission—6 rooms and bath.. 27 50
2411 Howard—7 rooms and bath 40 00
180 Stevenson—6 looms and bath 25 00
2020 Bryant—s roonisaud bath 1800
1132L-0 Stevenson—7 rooms aad bath 27 50
29011 Folsom—7 rooms and batb 30 00
13 McLea court—s in. ins and bath 20 00
**Ji Twelfth—o rooms and bath 32 50
2i03 Howard—7 roonisaud bath 27 50
_Apply to P. c. MO I.Li iv, 138 Mom ; cry. del 27t
017 HYDE ST.: THE MOST*~ELEGANT FLAT
OX I in the city: nothing to equal it: as fine y fin
ished as any private residence: 5 minutes rrom
Kearny and soon when Hyde-st. cable is com
pleted. 7 minutes from .Jones or O'Farrell and Mar
ketsts.; 7 roonisaud bath; $U5. Apply MADISON
A- BURKE. dolJ 4t*
li J ."". NICELY FURNISHED CORNF*R LOIVER
*-JT «-*. flat, 6 rounis.bath ; cable-cars pass the door:
tine neighborhood. O'FARRELL dt LANG, 11
Montgomery st. del 2 6t
<C9yl 508 GUERRERO ST., NEAR SEVEN
*_'—* —■* - teenth; lower tlat, 4 rooms and batb;
modem Improvements. Apply O'FARRELL A
LANG, JT_Montgoinery st. del' 2 61
TVJEW FEAT 6 ROOMS AND BATH, MODERN
i-v linprovemeiits. 16>/. Moss St., off Howard, bet.
S[xth and Seventh. del 2 4t*
Oft MOSS, BET. SIXTH AND SEVENTH, COIL
Ol's Howard and Moss-Lower bay-window tlat; 5
large sunny rooms; gas. water, yard, basement: sep
arate doors; key in grocery Howard and Moss. 10 7*
69'J HAIGHT— ELEGANT UPPER FLAt7~7
-.O rooms, bath: $30. del 2 7t«
LINE FLAT - LATEST IMPROVEMENTS: 6
1 reins and bath. Apply 257 Clemrntllia.deU 7*
(-*•"*{• 7ROO.MS AND HATH. 61l"jESS lIEI IE ST.
yjPXV). dell tf
X] AOAK—BAY-WINDOW FLAT: SONNY SIDE;
OXO 4 rooms and b.itb; k_.; rent low. delO tf
99QQ SI Till: Si.-3 SUNNY FLATS: 7AaL
1 8 rooms: modern Improvements: $40.10V>
Ql 7 JESSIE. NR. NINTH—S ROOMS; BAY
t*l I window Hat. Apply on premises. delO 7t*
ffl'9'i 6 SUNNY KOOMS. BATH. CONSERVA
fjTii.O. lory. 26 Thirteenth s'.>ir.Mlssion. 10 7*
I Ollrt 1 "UNHA, Nft 11TB—FLATS, 4 ANp 6
1 V/l'O.- sunny rooms, $16. $18; water free. 9 71*
MODERN UPPER FLAT, 6 R<loM"*~j~~^~BATH"
$2."1. nl Gob! 11 '.at. -park. 1H i O I'sge st. d<-7 tf
lA* ANTED —PIRSr-CLAsS I EN ANT FOR FIRST
"' class ft-it. 6 rooms: modern: second-class rent:
rednced to $80. tSUj « ebater st. u025 tr
KOCI QBART—6BOOHS; MODERN IMPROVE
O—Vl ments: desirable location. nol str
HIIUSI.KEEI'IMi ROOKS.
i^TjTnTNTvA^'v^BY^ LAl~tG'E~*sljN:NirTn^
0I T: nished room for housekeeping or cents:
stove. 2 closets, water. delo 2t
-01 A JESSIE. NEAR~FOURTH—2 ROOMS FUR
•J-Ljt^ nished: housekeeping: cheap. lt*
•; I (ISI X T H ST.-NEULY FURNISHfTj
*-11j housekeeping rooms; single also, de 16 7t*
C'|!7 POLSOM-IXTHA LARGE~~fROnTrOOM
OL* I liirnlshed honsekeeplng; rent $9. dels 2t*
FLAT OF 2 ROOM_~*FOR HoitSE
_ e *-P|ng- Big Stevenson st. dels 2t*
HIGH AND SIGHTLY-LAKEVIF;W.
delist
19A LARKIN—SUNNY SPUE. WITH KITCH
-i—O eu: aiso 2 housekeeping rooms. del 4 if
( IffT MISSION - FURNISHED FRONT SUITE;
OV t light housekeeping: also single. del 4 71*
CiAT MINNA, NR. TENTH—2 FRONT ROOMS
Qyt 1 rurnlshed for honsekeeplng. del 4 3t*
9 LARGE ROOMsTTIiRNISIIED OR UNFURN
i. Isbed.ror housekeeping. 1521 leavenwi rth.l4 3t*
•J I ERIK, NR. HOWARD, BET. tuirteen'TH
—I 1 and Foui'tee..lh_Clean furnished housekeep
ing rooms. 14 3t*
XI ,T. TAYLOR—FOUR UNFURNISHED ROOMS;
010 suitable ior housekeeping; $IM. del 4 2t*
■ INEI.V FURNISHED FRONT* Sin E: ALSO
■ sunny back siii.e. housekeeping. 32 Second.ll 3*
51J 2 LARGE SI NNI il UN ISH ED ilto'MS
»iPX'±. forhnusekeeplng. 448*^ Third st. 14 51*
9 LARGE SUNNY BOOHS, FCENISHED FOR
— housekeeping: second Hoor. 648 Minna. 14 lit*
t"J9 HOWARD ST.—PARLOR AND KITCHEN
UO*- for housekeeping. del 4 2t*
J' IO STEVENSON ST., BET. SEVENTH AND
til*- Eighth — Furnished housekeeping rooms;
bath. de! 3 st*
7(1.1 I'OWELL-3 ROOMS: FURNISHED COM
|lf- plete housekeeping: bath; gas: yard. 13 3t*
1 1 (1 NINTH-PAY-- WINDOW SUITE*; LIIJHT
IXO housekeeping; sunny and central. del 3 3t*
Q.JI VALENCIA—-TfUKNTSHE|"""rOOMB FOR
O—lho*asekeeplug; reasonable. dels 4t*
117, I FOLSOM-S NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS.
Ol" complete for housekeeping. del 2 7t*
RARE* lIANIE I HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
rooms; housekeeping. 2303L..J Bush st.dell st*
r,(V> WASHINGTON —SUNNY ONFUBNISHED
elcr— rooms for light bouse.eeping. delO 7t*
«.)A(1 POWEI.L-2 SUNNY FURNISHED RtJOMS
-oc complete for housekeeping. delo ir
*JO*> EDDY ST.— DOUBLE * pXrLOR AND
«Jtl.l kitchen: llaht honsekeeplng. dcs tf
09ft, FIFTH—CLEAN FURNISHED UOUSE-
Q4.Q ketjiing: also siugle rooms. de' 2 tf
BAY-W IN DO W DOUBLE PAKI.OK; $20. 104
Kearny st.. opp. White ilonse. top Hoor. aulJ tr
U HERE IS-THE MU_TITUDE""gOING • TO
*' lakeview. oc7 tl
KOOMS to ls:t.
1 -J'» FIFTHS FT:RNnrrrED~ToACK~~R7jo7LS
XO.i and s inny porch. dels lot
39 FELL—LARGE SUNNY FrolsT- ROOJjT;
— sunny suite; use kitchen. dels 3t*
I Of. IVY AYE.. NEAR VAN NESS—S ROOMS;
I rent $16. ilelS 7t*
991 M A SON — DELIGHTFUL FURNISHED
_._, 1 rooms: sunny quiet bouse. dels 2t*
MAGNIFICENT VIEW IHO*_~*BROADWAY
terrace, Oakland. de! 4 St
■tl 1 • LEAVENWORTH -8 TJNFUBNIS II EI)
«-All rooms lor honsekeeplng; yard, dell tr
f Al P.A-MONEV TO LOAN YOU ATCOI.I.AT
-1-J eral rJauR. 15 Grant aye. nr. Market.nl4 6w Imw
109 FOURTH - FCRMSHED ROOMS, _N
XO—i suite nnd single. <iel4 2t*
I {• SALINA PLACE. OFF CALIFORNIA, ABOVE
X U Dupout—Nice suuny rurnlshed room to let ror
1 or 2 gentlemen. del-l 3t*
IJIO POST - WELL-FURNISHED BAY-WIN-
Iftt I _ dow parlor; piano; board oplional. dell tf
1 1 (_jA VALENCIA - LARGE SUNNY FUR
JL-L *7 jjlslitil room; bath; $9.510. $12. doll 2t*
Cl 7 STEVENSON — 2 OR 3 UN FT KNISH ED
111 I rooms to leL del 4 3t*
OAA SIXTH - NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
Ov'VJ* room, suitable tor 2 gents; $12. del 4 3t*
907 FRANKLIN —A SUNNY IRONT BOOM
-Ol for gcnileinau only. del 4 3t*
990 STEVENSON — NICELY F-RNISIIED
double aud single rooms, cheap. del 4 2t*
90Q SEVENTIi—4 UNFURNISHED ROOMSTO
—•JO let: rear^ de! 4 2t*
VEWI.Y FURNISHED BOOMS. EN SUITE OB
slnele: gas, hath: gentlemen ouly. Address M.
■f,, Box 130, Call Branch Office, del 4 2t*
UAQ MINNA,* "NEAR Elollfii~-3 SUNNY UN-
OxO rurnlshed rooms; second tloor. del 4 3t*
•_>'_> A EDDY-NEWLY FURNISHED, PLEASANT.
OtiV sunny rooms; rcut reasonable; bath. 14 21*
OOfl FIRST-4 UNFURNISHED ROOMS; REAS
*•"-*'-' ouable to a good tenant: very central. 14 3t*
7AA UNION, ABOVE POWELL-^TWO CON
iVO uectlug front bay-window rooms; gas and
grate; en suite or single; cheap taken togcther.l4 3*
(jl o~octavia-fartly"furnTs.*if;d house
010 to let, or for sale; rare chance. dell 3t*
QOOC SUTTER, FIRST FLOOR-SEE NICELY
t —•> (urnlstied rooms, suite or single, with gas.
bath, Arc; to gentlemen; board optional. dcl 3 7t*
91 Bl._H-_IN*ULE*~Rt7OMS*~»^^
*S 1 de! 3 3t*
1 f*. I*J VALENCIA-LARGE FURNISHED
tOKO siinnv bay-window front room, with bath.
for lor 2: $10. del 3 31*
nQ TURK-FINE FAMILY KOOMS: rBIVATE
O house; very reasonable: rerereuce. dcl 3 sl*
IAI A MONTGOMERY bT. — NICE SUNNY
I VIV Iront room, suitable for two gentlemen or
man and wife. dels 3t*
1911 «U*rAVIA - 2 NEWLY FURNISHED
-LaT. I X sunny rooms; near Ellls-st. cable-cars;
terms reasonable. del;! tr
1 ,-. RINCtiN PL.—FURNISHED AND UNITR-
X.} nlshetl rooms for light housekeeping. del 3 3t*
KA9 TAYLOR-SUNNY SUITE; FOR Dlliisil
OV*. maker, doctor, etc.: furnished. dcl.l 31*
(;ft7l LINDEN AVE.-3ROOMS AND KITCHEN
VO t» with water tree; rent $11. oc!3 7t*
991 FIFTH-SUNNY SINGLE FURNISHED
$1 to $1 25; light honsekeeplng. 13 3*
0 13 HUSS-NEWLY FURNISHFD FRONTPAR*
o_4 lor; grate; gas; bath; private family. 13 31*
1 '-.O7 stoukt<)n-.~"nicf:ly furnished
-LOU f. rooms for housekeeping: rent cheap. 13 7*
1901 byFji^sewu FURNISHED SUNNY
I —»-l2 rooms; desirable. de! 3 3t»
■794 FRONT—2 FURNISHED ROOMS, $6 EACH.
LARGE ELEGANTLY FURNISHED KACk'paß
lor: gas: hath: centrally located: private family:
no questions asked; very rea-onable to right party.
Address C. C, Box 80. Cam. Branch Ollice. dell st*
7*371 HOWARD — EN SUITE, BINGLE AND
(Ola double rooms; new house and furniture;
hath snd gas: terms reasonable. dell tf
000 EDDY-FURNIBIIE-1 FRONT ROOM AND
«>«></alcove: suitable for two; privilege cooking
if desired. delltf
QOO CLAY, NEAR POWELL-THE SECOND
Ot)-* stoty ot 2 large rooms, elegantly furnished;
also the third story of 4 rooms, unfurnished, for
housekeeping, "l?^ 8 lt
"1 A'Jl MISSION—SUNNY FURNISHED ROOMS
1"»1 light housekeeping: quiet family. deB tf
1 1 QTENTU-LOVELY ROOMS; USEOFPIANO:
1 IO private family. dcs tt
111) EDDY — SUNNY FURNISHED: ALSO
AIO partly furnished rooms for house-keeping:
from $6 up. del 2 st»
1 fu SIXTH — BRUNSWICK HOUSE: SUITE,
-I^I"CJ single, double rooms; nicely fnrul.shed.d3 3m
|Qj |7 HOWARII—3 LARGE FURNISHED
■I —>'' s rooms; en suite or single: use kitchen.-.' 11*
•JAU TAY LOR — 2 CON NEC tTn G BASEMENT
lUO rooms, tarnished for housekeeping: rent
reasonable. de 2 tf
6 O'FARRELL-THE HANDSOMEST UnT~""~""
nished suite In the city; sunny and warm. de 2 tf
MARSHAL HOUSE, 231 O'FARRELL ST.. NEAR
Powell, new house, newly furnished, bay-win
dow rooms, en suite or single. no' 27 lm
7QA VAN NESS-BUNNY FURNISHED ROOMS,
I Oi' suite or single: gas, bath: reasonable. 1122 tf
/'l/rGOLDEN GATE PA"
V_U pered and furnished suite aud siugle rooms
in private raunly; reasonable: board 1; desired.
Ring lower bell and Inquire lor MRS. CURTlS.nl9tf
9/1 A GOOD ROOMS AT LOW RATES—7IS HOW.
_U\ ' «rd st.,nr. Third; gas and water in each room;
reading-room and batb free; linen changed daily.
house open all uigbt- best beds In tbe world.ap2o:f
7A9t VAN NESS AYE.-NEWLY FURNISHED
• V'-oijunny rooms: desirable. sell! tr
SINGLE FURNISHED BOOHS 15c A NIGHT""
Llndell House. C or. Sixth and Howard jy 11 tr
BOARDING AND ROOMS.
C~"tOM FO^R^_ai~_OM_~rN~ GEItMAiTTAIJIL V
J for lady. 228 Eighth St. de! 4 3t»
lOR 2 HANDSOME SUNNY ROOMS* FUR
nlshed or part.y furnished; line location; snb-
Slantial table; references. 102 Guerrero. de 7 tf
THE FAIRMOUNT, 1714 MARKET ST.. JUNO
tlon Tenth, Polk and Fell; suites, with board for
1. $40 up; 2. $60 up, . dO3 12m
T.IVERY LOT IN LAKEVIEW IS IN THE HIOH-
Xftl est state or cultivation; no sand bills there. 07 tf
Sv,. Cl IKN ER VAN NESS AYE. AN D FELL ST.
ii.in.l-.one suites and siugle rooms; new house;
day board nol6 tf
V* OSEMITE HOUSE. 1045 MABKET BT. BET.
Sixth and Seventh; 35cto$l prrnigut; per week,
$1 60 to $6; single and eu suite; families. mrl tr
AMERICAN" EXCHANGE HOTELT3I9 AND7I~~r
Sansome st.. Sau Francisco; board ami room $1.
$1 26 and $t 60 per day, tree coach. HU MONT
GOMERY, proprietor. Jy'Jlcf
ARLINGTON HOUSE 127 KEAKNY-PLEAS
ant sunny rooms, en suite and smgle; firstulass
liievery respect; terms reasouubic. jaiocr
rpilE MARIPOSA, 824 LAGUNA—FINE SLITES*
X lirst-class board; terms moderate. aul6tf
MONTGOM ERT'S TEJIPKRANCE HOTEL, 227
and 220 Second St.—Single meals 25c; imardaul
room per day, 75c to $1; by the week. $4 to «,&; :- ss
coach to and from the hotel. ao2l tt
CHILDREN BOARDED.
lA ANTED—BY WIDOW, 2^ilT-Hil_si_j_»^T_
■ v board: good home and references. 1514 Church
St. bet. Twenty-eighth and Valley. dell 21*
AMERICAN LADY WISHES CHILD TO BOABD.
1311 Pine st. del 4 2t*
ll- ANTED—Tt) BOARD AND LODGE A COUPEE
■' of children: will Qnd a good home In a public
school teacher's family. 11271/' Columbia sL,
beta cen 23d and 24th. delOOt*
HOME FOR 1 OR 2 CHILDREN; ROOM POR
pareiir. 7 I',) California St. deiHHt*
STORES TO LKT.
«P1 (X ANlT~s3""*^ljfoßEs7~ir~i^^
itrlo Apply 325 Fifth St.. upstairs. dell 21*
STORE AND 7 BOOMS; ALL IMPROVIijIENTS :
rent very cheap: rent $25. 242S Geary st. 18 2t*
(J. I,- STORE AND 3 GOOD LIVING rTjOMs"
xTpXtl. 3Q.i4 Sixteenth St.. near Valencia. de! 4 7t*
I Q-15 SPEAR: 46x138 $175
IO 33 Market: 2UxSO $IHO
NE. cor. Folsom acd Eleventh $00
1442 Folsom 32.1
6-13 McAllister $40
1113 Howard ' ".$25
13 POI« $25
1215 Market $;o
1075 Marsct $»o
223.1 Market $js
1723 Market ' $50
iuoi Market $po
1434 Howard ;s.'s
1545 Mission $20
1547 Mission ;.$2O
1509 Howard $ 0
1 SOU",*! Howard ...'.'.'.'.'. .'.'!s2tJ
260 lirannan .$35
16112 Mission $20
Apply to P. C. MOLLOY, 138 Montgomery st.l27t
L'OLB-LEAVED CLOVER GROWS ALL OVER
A Lakeview. delist
A TTENTION, WINE MERCHANTS— T~O LTEASE*.
-.v flue light banemenl on Marnet sl, riniulugto
rear street: conla ns 15,0110 -■■ .-ie.;. O'FAR-
ItF:i.l. A- LANG. 11 Montgomery st. delo 7t
fJTO I.EA.-E-STOKE AT 118 MONTGOMERY ST..
1 under Occidental Hotel, from January Ist.
O'FARRELL A LANG. 11 Montgomery. delO 71
MARKET-ST. STORES TO LEASe"~BEt"""oTiT
andl'tb; 2 stores, 28x170 each, now occupied
liy Keane Bros. O'FARRELL _ LANG. 11 Mont
gomery aye. delO 7t
9(1". POEK ST.-VEP.Y NICE FANCY STORE.
—J" '«_ ror auy kind of business; 4 rooms in rear;
rent $25. del' 2 tf
OAK FIFTH, cor. FOLSOM. WITH living
LxO rooms; good location for barber, dell st*
>RHi NEAT STORE AND 2 ROOMS. WITH
tT -1 "• store fixtttres complete. 1829 Union St.,
near Laguna. R. BROTH EKTON, dell tr
STABLES TO LET*.
T.MNE STABLE AND 3 BTALLS:^fIeTTIIs^EN
r ave.; rent cheap. G. H. UMBSEN _ CO.. 14
Montgomery St. dels St
OTO'M* AND OP PICK iaXTI'*RES"
Cheaff:st FLACE FORClJUysTTl~J{l«7!ol_irvEsr
show-cases jofnees A stores litted 334 Geary.'totf
HAR.SIORE FIXTOBJSS, SHOW CASES. DESKS
doors, sash; goods taken ou storage, money :*d.
vanceiL I'loneer Store. .1 to 25 Tenth St. 1c22 tr
I JAR FIXTURES, COIN I ERS. SHELVING,
I ' Mmff-ca.ii. aa-lwloors-. etc.. at 225 l'o«t SC JO*J:f
DENTISTS.
DR. THOMAS L. Ult-TIJDirFELLO^V-'nBUI-lV
ing; ollice hoars. It fo 5. ap24 cod
DB. A. LUDLUM HILL. 1443 MARKET -T.KBAB
Eleventh: no cnarge ror extractlug when plates
are made; o:d plaies made over tike new; teeth
from $8 per set: extracting SOc; gas given. 4 tf
BLOCK G, BROADWAY TERRACE, OAKLAND.
de! 4 St
DX. REA, 923 MARKKT; EXT. 1 KEITH 50c :
with gas $1: fillings low: open evenings sel4 tf
DR. F*. TEAGUE. DENTIST, KtMOVi.ll FROM
-0 Stockton st. to 23 Kearny. no 16 2m
CROOME DENTAL ASSOCIATION, 759 MARKET
Bt.._beL Thlrdand Fourth: cas specialists. aul7 tr
A FULL SET OF TEETHFOR $7: FILLING AT
-*A lowest prices: work warranted. DR. J. W.
KEY. 641 Mar.et St., opp. Baldwin. auj tf
DR. H. AUSTIN, SURGEON DKNTIS f, R_
moved to 719 Market, near Bancroft's. JylS tt
DR. C. H. WILSON DENTIST.! 925 MARKET
s—. bcL Fifth aud Siitn. opp. Ma- .v. delo.
, LL NEWSPAPERS lIAU LONu"aKTK 1L~Bs"_?
■ > them stating tbat the Insane asylums are rull >t
reople who took gas only once tor painless tooth *t
traction and went crazy My secret painless inothal
iswonderfuL By Its use sny dental operation ins/
i.c done painlessly. Will forrelt $100 ror say toota
that I cannot extract without sleep or gas, ersa
though a do2en dentists have failed to extract ts.
All operations done better thau elsewhere, since I
have seven first prizes lor beautirtu ttlliugs, plate
snd crown worn. There are 5 Leek dentists. O'tlco
open till 9:30 p. _ • Sundays till li r. v. DR,
UEORGI* IV. Ll-.E\. 6 li'Farieilst. oc9 U
BEAUTIFUL SEr"s7: PAINLESS EXTRACTING
SOC: gold plates; bridge work ; Crowns; Olliu/S;
slowest rates. DR. C. A PEI'.BV. tf Mason St. deS It
f ioLTON'dENTAL ASSOCIATION. So6"m ARKET
VJ st. (Phelau Building): gas specialists; positively
extract teeth without palu; only olllce tbat makoi
Slid gives tbe celebrated '• Colton Gas"; 30,000 ref
cr.ucos; established 1563; all operations lv dentistry
peilormed. DR. CHARLES \Y^ DECKER. le7 tf
c>7 A SET POR TEETH: WARRANTED *Ai
■si I good as can lie made; tilling $1. DX. SIMMS,
dcmlsf. fi.io Market >!.. next Baldwin Tlieater.ocltr
E Dll CATION AL.
Vro TRUE L\DY Orr^ENTLE"TANW^iviI7"rBK
J.V backward In borrowing money on their piano,
without removal. Irom Collateral Bank. IS Grant
aye., near Market st. noli FrMoWe onr
NDEBSON'S NORMAL AND UNIVERSITY
classes; persons prepared tor teachers* ccrtl
t-calesorlo enter the State University. Boom 7,
Odd Fellows' Hall, clty^ delOJm
VOIE THE LINE OF IMPROVEMENTS*"*!*""
Iv Lakeview, the beautiful.. de! 4 8t
QIG. G. CIPOLLONI.FHOM ROME, ITALY; MAN
-0 dullii studio. Room 105. St. Ann's Bldg. del) lin
'("""OUTIII.U.VS V. KITING ~A~CADJEJIi'', 345 PHE
. lan l.dg ;15 premiums: day and evening. de 6 3m
kJHORTHA~ND AND TYPFiWRITTNG TAUGHT
* In 4 months; individual Instruction; positious
round. New York School. 319 Pino. Room 50.6 lm
\,*OCAL LESSONS AND SINGING CLASS. FOR
terms. PROF. OGILYLK, 505 Powell. no3o lm
FW. KIMBALL, TEACHER OK «*1 ANO. 2912
. Howards!.: tei ins moderate. n<>2o luio
rpHE EVENING B-LLETIN. PRICE REDUCED
1 to 15 cents per week, delivered hy carrier to any
pert or tbe city: the- Bulletin is the best, ollest
and largest evening paper published on the coast,
orders by postal-card or otherwise will receive
prompt attention. Offlie 622 Montgomery st.
T'ELF-GRAPIIY' AND RAILROADING; 040CLAV;
rerer to our o|>erators now In offices. je2o 6m
SCUOOLOK CIVIL, MINING AND MECRAnTcAL
Engineering, Surveying, Architecture, Drawing,
Assaying. A.VAN DERNAILLEN.723 Mark't. 2lct
HEALD'S BUSIINESS C(7ILEGeT24 POST sF"
Doiinio-euirv book-keeping, penmanship, short
hand, type-v.rlting, telegraphy, etc, all iiicni.lo.li 1
business course uuder one fee of $74. je3o„
ACIFIC UUSINESaI COLLEGIS." 320 PO-T^ri-"
LJlescholai-siiio. $75: day ami evening. eoWaf
~ft ASTIToTbG V.
(1 LA IB VOYANT—FE_r_»c"TLA_II."~roMyY7~6I!7
J Third St.. basement. de! 4 31*
MRS. L. SMITH, PHRENOLOGIST AND FOK
tuuo-teller. 108 Sixth st. del 2 3m
See Flock g, broadway terrace, oak-
land. de! 4 8t
MME. DR. THOMAS, SCIENTIFIC BBVXALXS
by eags and cards; tells eutlro lire, past, present,
intni.-; cousiiitatiotis on all affairs, nothing ex
tented: name given, valuable advice and sure help;
restores lost love by sympathy; mistake impossible;
written charts iv English and German; diseases
cured: fee $1; letter $2. 30 Kearny st. nolo tr
MME MOREAU, 73 FOURTH ST.. REVEALS
past, present and future; fee 25c. delist*
A UGCSTA LEOLj~~~~ FORTUNE-TELLER AND
Clairvoyant; magic charms; love tokeus; shows
true pictures or future husbands and wives; teaches
fortune. 2826 Mission at., nr. 20th; fee $1. Jy26 12m*
MME. ATALANTA, WONDERFUL MEDIUM;
tells eutlro life rrom cradle to grave: seventh
daughter of the seventh: born with double vail;
hours from 9 a. m to 9 r. m.-. ;_so on Suudeys; Sue
and $1; by mall $1. 963 Howard St. 1108 tf
GREATEST FORTUNE-TELLER IN THE ClTY
reveals post, present and future. Call and saa
MISS LELAND, 759 Mission st., near Fourth; fee,
ladles SOc, gentlemen $1: lucky charms. myS tt
MME. WALTERS, _W TEHAMA ST., NR."*4rilT
fortunes toid: ladles. 25c; gents, boc: open Sun.
MME. SIIMID, FROM VIENNA: MOST RB,
nowned: revealing lire's future events: ladiessL
gentlemen $2, by mall $3. omceS6B Mission. uirAf
financial"
$*-{ £\f\(\ fii^^O^LOAli O^TTtilflJHEs';
ij.UW.ull* large sums below market rates.
JOHN T. LITTLE, 15 Safe Deposit Hulld'g.nlO Jin*
MONBY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE. C 11.
STREET A CO.. 416 Montgomery sL no 7 tf
SAN FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK.
838 Kearny st., the only corporation ihat lends
mouey uu diamonds, watcliei; low interest, ocl tf
JLOST.
S^.'V'!; tLA. tK AXD TA^TUtTTToiX^TxTH
S. i 1?. l"fti'', 1 ,*.. _•*•*•• rewar- given on return-
Ipg same to 11.3 HinHrtl »t. It*
lir ATCHtaI TAKEN l» LOAN AT THE COIV
« lateral Bank, 15 Uraut aye.. near Market
,Ireel- noil IrMuWe tiw
•%V0 «KWARD-_OST. AN IRISH BKTTER.
•4*)—U with tag anil aiKlress. Retnru to M 9 Twen
tletb at. anil receive aluive rewanl. ilel4 3t*
OAKLAND TO TH£Fn6yTftsEK BLOCK li Of
liroailivay terrace. Cuklaml. <lel4 81
LOST-TJECEMBEK 8, BET. POLK AnTTkRAN K
llu, :i <l 1:1111, mil lireastiiln. Returu to 755 Valen
cla »t. and receive liberal reward. delist*
I IEC. 8-BLUE AND WHITE GREYHOUND.
XJ Return 8-5 lolsom, receive renara. dell 3t»
DEC. H-SMALL-VVHIIB DO^SLUtTITbERAL
reward. Cor. ScTentgenth and Castro. del 3 .!l*
I OST-A DIAMOND CLUSTER RING. FINDER
XJ will lie liberally rewanleil on returning It to B.
W. BEATTY, c.ire I'ayot, I'ptiain 4- Co.. ail I'lue
"reet. d r i 3 3t »^
rpHE EVENING BULLETIN. PRICE REDUCED
A to 15 cents per week, delivered by carrier to any
part or the city; llie Builetiu Is tbe best, oldest
uud largest evening paper published on the coast;
ordeis by postal-can! o* otherwise will receive
prompt attention. omce «'."_' Mont joinery St.
LOST-*l5 BY NOT PURCHASING A JIER.
chant tallor-niaile bnslueis suit for #15. made by
a leading merchant tailot; lor »30. ORIGIN AL
MISM'I CLOTIIING PARLORS, corner Post and
Dupotit sts.
THii S. P. COLLATERAL LOAN BANK, 53*
X Kearny St., lends money r.t 2 per ceut per inoiita
Oil wall-ties, eiiaimn,.!^ an-i jewelry. lyltf 6ia
FIIIM).
MONEY TO LOAN YOU ON PIANOS, WITHOUT
removal, at Collateral Bank, 15 Grant aye.
near M-irket st. 11014 Bw FrMoWe
T AKEVIEW, THE BEAUTIFUL.
XJ n-7 tt
OAtIABO ADVERTISEHEIIST
OAKtAKB BKAJL ESTATK.
OAKLAND AGENCY—ADVKRTISUMENTS AND
suliicriiitlons rocelvod at the Oakland Brauca
OlHce ot Thh Mosnixo Call, 857 Broadway, u„ir
>t. Oince himrs oa. m. toll p. _.
BROADWAY TKRRAIE, (JAKLANIT t'AR
NALI.-FITZIIUGH-HOPKINS CO., UJ4 Market
-et St.. S. K. iilli-ML.
BUY' IN* THE PARSON'S BUILD; GOLDKN
Gate Tract. Lots tor sale by CHAS. E. WHITE,
Golden Gate. dsll 8t
IfLEGANT 2-STORY, 0-HOOMED Ho"-.K~ WITH
■J large reception-ball; just completed: northwest
(sunny 1 comer: high ground: good lielghboriiood ;
only . ulocks to streetcars: will be sold cheap It
applied for within a week, (all or address House,
2133 Elm st., near Thlrty-fonrta. nel3 31*
Q ACRES BETWEEN OAKLAND AND HERKIS
• ' ley; 5 minutes' Walk rrom San Pablo Station;
hall-hourly connections with San Francisco; 5 min
utes' walk rrom tie San Pabio eaule -cars; tv the
center or a growing neighborhood; churches and
school-houses close by: splendid Investment on
easy terms. M. J. LAYMA.ME _ CO., Itii Eighth
*—, Oakland. deioiot
"BARGAINS; A FEW LOTS: WEIITIiT
■J-4.0V. cated: 3 blocks from local trains: only 5
cent rare to San Francisco on inonltiiy.tickets; are
near new electric road: terms 4*J5 cash, balance
•fill monthly. See 11. B. I'INNEY, 4-1 Ninth St.,
Oaklau.l: otlice i>|»-!i uatil 7 >'. M. de 7 tr
BgO-iIX A GREAT SACRIFICE—2 BEAUTIFUL
"•"">->— O. lols, only IUO teet rrom Piedmont aveiiuo
street-tar: i.wner Is compelled 'o leave city. Se* II
11. PIN NI.Y, 401 Ninth st.. Oakland. no3o tr
I I"1>!>. IIANI.I.Y i in.' HAYB BBHOVKD TO
0 1351 Paik st., wh-re we are now pcep.ired 10
build homes to suit pnrcltasei, ou easy terms; aiso
iuiliroi'cd and iininipre'Ve.i [.lojierty !'ir sale. u-J.i tt
t*OKBAI.E IN T_II_[INALT_A-T.*?IEDMONT;
A* situated at lerniinus or Piedmont cabie-r ,ad, tn
tiie mo-t desirable portions oT the Piedmont ills-
Irh't; has a Iroutage on calile-road of 727 feet:
ground elevated, and of juit sufficient grade to give
every lot a uiaguilicent, unoUsirucied view of the
harbor, tue Golden Gate, sau Francisco and Oak
land; ■treet* graded aad cement sidewalks laid:
city water piped to property; 15 minutes' Terry
trips between San Francisco and the Terminal
Tract. The Terminal-Tact is the cream of Pied
mont. I i ; re.,: E. A. HEI'.ON, 1050 Broadway,
P. O. Bot '.•;:'.'. o.iklaiid. Cal. no-.'O lm
lAliti.il> FOR A FEIV PAYS; BEAUTIFUL
I ' resilience lot In the hnest portlop "of Oakland;
near stat ion, schools, churches, etc.: cement side
walks. Call lor particulars on A. H. BREED _ CO.,
3'_'B Montgomery st., bare Deposit Building, sau
1 rancisco. 11018 ltn
I Ols *lt)0. *125, *150. »'_,l-»-.'ej DOWN. »10
xj per month; laa! chnnce lorcheap lots: Seminary
aye.; only a rcw more beauiitu'ly stluated lots left
in this tract; Seminary aye. now sewered: franchise
i:ranted for electric railroad, which passes the
property; buy before Ihe raise, lor runner partic
ulars apply to Tweniy-tiilrd Avenue Land company,
1153 '1 weuty-thlrd aye., E_sl Oakland, new Hank
Building. tt.l4 tr
S<v>|n LEVEL LOT. 25x125, IN BERKELEY;
)-. I V. sidewalked; handy to station; *5 cash, $5
iiionihly; lbdo oilier lots: nil kinds; send ror maps.
CHAS. A. BAILEY, owuer, 20 Montgomery. OC'i. tr
LOTS ON PIEDMONT AYE.. 28:6kll0rj>-!r*l00,
$4'io; 1 lot at Golden Gate. 3 blocks from sta
tlon. 50x125 ft., south Trout only i.u.i; easy terms.
SALSBIiRY A FIIZGIiRALD, 4,5 .Ninth St.. Oak
lund. ocl tf
wAIILAMJ liOl-Ks A.N:. KOOMS,
MANICURE-FINGER-NAILS BEAUTIFIED AT
1856 Market -t.. iiakiand. by an artist. auHl tl
i\MU ■ .MTOIBHHR
ALAMKI)\ KKAL ESTATK,
MARCH SE Jt LKSSEK. SAN FKANCISt:o.*62_
Market _t., cpitoslte I'alace Hotel; Alameda,
liny-street station -.tirua'l pauge); open Sundaj's;
ho vi- Lt-ll_ers' destmis furnislied.
INSTALLMENT HUMES.
Jl6oo— »w cottaf.* 3 rooms and hlirl. basement:
niodern ln.))roveu.-ciits: near station :*lsocasu, #'.»0
p.r month.
S2ooU—Hew cottagre 4 rooms: riijih basement;
modern Improvement:.: near station: *_t>_ c_s_;
fSO per mouttL
$8900—Wew cottage; 5 rooms; all modern lm
pruvenients; near station: $'JJO cash; $*J5 per
month.
$.Ssot>—Klna cottage 8 rooms; Larae corner lot;
$500 caab: 9-5 p.r mouth. de 4 KrSnMoWe tt
i LAMKDA AGH.U'I- AU V CRTISa_M__CTB
x\ and suljscnptions received at the Alameda
Uranch office or The ItokviNOCall, SCUNEI
UKIt _ CO., 1435 Park sU
Oj I COTT7vUKOF4K_OM_; LOTSSxIiS;
tJP 1 O\J\J. 1 Mock fr.»m Narrow-snujje stailoo.
Apply to JOSKFII A. LEON'AKD. cor. Part 9t. and
Ceiittal ay<v Alanunla. (;.otf) detj tr
fSOO CASH, BALANCE $J5 L'KR
•tiT^-O^'l/. mouth; lot 40x150; cottuge; 4 rooms
hl_h basement. No. -193
$;iooo—Lot 40x150: cottage of 5 rooms and batd;
fine garden aud lawn; fIDOO casli, balance $ o per
month. No. 481
$3250—L0t 37:6x120: new 2-story house of 7
rooms and bath; flue marine view; $500 cash, bal
ance $40 per mouth. >.-. 4S'J
*4000—Lot 50x150: cottaze or 5 rooms and bath,
witn stable; a NW. corner: $500 ca_h. balance $_d
por mouth. No 484
$4500—Lot 37:6x140; niw '2-story honse; 7 rooms
and bath; $1000 cash, balance $40 per month. 4.1
$1700 —lot 37:6x100; new *J-story house of 7
rooms and u:-.th. on Central aye.; $1000 cash, bal
ance $50 per month. No. 505
$5000—Lot 69x149: cottage or 8 roomsaud bath,
with store, barn ami orchard; a SW. corner. 411
$6840—Lot 115x'-»00: cottage of 9 rooms and
bath, windmill ami tank; ea_v terms. No. 496
$7000— Lot 80x_00: cottage or 8 rooms and bath;
fine jrarden, lawns, etc.; be.t neighborhood; a bar
gain. No. 18
Barcalns lv building lots in alt parts of Alameda,
also house to let aud money to loan, by H. V.
MOHLAL A Co., 14-.S I'ark st., Alamedit, and 40J
Montgomery \t.. San Francisco. oc!9 tf
151.Kl_i;i.KV BOOBKS AM) HOC SKS.
6~kxw ii cvo sesTrsTc_rsißoo^criso^^
O modern Improvemcuts; macadamized stieet. Bt
L..FKEKSj_, corner College way and Walnut at.,
l.erlie.ey n029 'J6t»
PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.
The Queen of Kounißuia is writing a story
for a syndicate of newspapers.
General Julial A. Early declined to re
ceive in cliai ge a 55 bill recently because it
bore the vi.nette of General Grant. The
General's lottery company is not so par
ticular.
While the ex-Emperor of Brazil, Dom
Pedro, was attending the scientific lectures
and meetings at Pons the furniture of his
former palace of Bun Vista was being sold
at auction.
The most attractive feature about Andrew
Carnegie's New York residence is its collec
tion of paintings. Extolling his wife's art
sense, he says she is "a Christopher Colum
bus tn art matters."
William Lloyd Garrison, son of the great
anti-slavery agitator, is very wealthy, hav
ing amassed money Irom the wool business.
He is literary in his tastes and takes an ac
tive interest in politics.
Keeley, the Philadelphia motor crank, is
still working away at his Invention, which
in the last twenty years has absorbed tens of
thousands of dollars of other people's money
and caused half a dozen suicides.
Count Tolstoi is described as wearing
usually only such coarse clothing as is worn
by the poor classes. His shirt is worn out
side of liis trousers, in the fashion of the
motijik, aud is gatheied in to tho waist by a
leather belt.
Donaltl G. Mitchell, better known to the
literary world as "Ik Marvel," was nearly
killed in a runaway accident in New
Haven on Thursday last and is still in a
dangerous coudiiiuu on account of injuries
he then received.
.Sitting Bull wears an 8^ hat and shaves
with a pair of tweezers, lie Is able to write
his name in the English characters in a
nervous but plain hand. He requires the
bribe of St before exhibiting this accom
plishment, however.
Robert Garrett, since his return to Balti
more, is reported to be "looking liko him
self agaiu." "Mr. Garrett looks so well,"
said a gentleman who met him on the street,
" that no one who sees him can refrain from
expressing pleasure at the visible proofs of
his rapid restoration to health."
Senator Evarts remarked to a Washington
reporter recently: "I think now that if I
were standing where I was fifty-three years
ago and journalism was what it now is I
should choose as the business of mv life that
of a journalist. 1 can see in it greater pos
sibilities than are embraced in other pro
fessions." -•_
The torpedo-boat Sand Fly, 520 tons, bad
a narrow escape from foundering off the
Spanish coast during the gale in which tlie
Serpent was lost She shipped so much
water Ihat it was expected she would
go down. It was necessary to lighten
the ship, nnd all the stores, ammuni
tion and shot were thrown overboard.
They would bare let tbe guns go too but tor
fear in loosening them they would break the
ship. U the engines had given ont for a
moment she would have been lost surely,
but furtuoately, they worked until the
storm was abated, and tben gave out aud
left ber helpless until she was succored by
tbe troop-ship Time.
NARROW ESCAPES.
Banker Morosini's Adventures in
the Land of His Birth.
"In the war for Italian in_pp»ndence,
while I waa sighting a gun manned by
sailors," said A. P. Morosiui, "a shell ex
ploded immediately over us, killintrnearly
all the gun's crew. A fragment of the shell
struck me on the head. I have tlie sour yet."
Here Mr. Mornsiui brushed from his lofty
brow the curling lucks which are the envy
and the admiration ol liis friends, and ex
posed lo view a deep and livid scar.
" How long did you lie upon the field of
battle before you were carried to the hos
pital?' asked the reporter.
" 1 was carried upon a stretcher almost
immediately to a cot," answered Mr. Moro
siui.
" Tt would have made the experience com
plete if you had been left uuon the scene of
battle ail night," added the reporter re
gretfully.
" I see you wish I had been killed," and
_Ir. Morosini bristled up rather savagely.
"I like your style."
" Oh, no, I don't. I should not have been
able to get this veracious history of your ad
ventures if you had been killed, you kuow,"
rcspouded the reporter.
" In the city of Venice, where I waa bom
and where 1 lived for many years," contiuued
the former partner of Jay Gould,"the houses
of the citizens open in their rear upon canals,
which form the great hi.hivays uf the city;
their fronts, on the contrary, face on beauti
fully paved streets which ani always as clean
as the sidewalks of New York or ot any
other American city. Consequently the
people walk along the middle of the road,
and if they desire auy more rapid means of
locomotion they must take a goudola and go
by cunal.
"When I was about seven or eight years
old 1 used to take great dulight iv Mlippiuj*
out of the house and paddling my hands in
the wurni water of tne canal, which flowed
beside the steps of my father's house. He,
however, had strictly forbidden me to go out
iinon these steps, thinking that that might
happen which actually did happen, for one
day a buy considerably my seuior in ane, and
much my superior in strength, pushed me
into the water. In frantic terror I cried nut
* mammal' As I opened my moti'h it seemed
as though half the wnler in the canal poured
down my threat. Its sa,:tiue.-.8 strangled vie.
A gasp, a gurgle and a sigh aud conscious
ness deserted ms.
'"Just in the nk_ of time a gondola filled
with soldiers hove in sight, and its occu
pints, warned by the shouts uud gesticula
tions of my terrified comtade, steered rapiilly
lo tlie spot. A soldier promptly -tveste
l.'in-elf of his coat and boots and dived
after my body. He came to the surface
alone, but he was one of tho^e brave spirits
whom nothing can daunt; so, after tossing
tlie hair from his eyes and getting a ne*
su|jply of oxygen, ho agaiu sank to the bol
t"in. This tini", after groping anuintl in thy
bottom ou his hands uud knee.J, he touched
my uress, and, clutching it, sprang toward
the surf->ce, where eager hands hauled us
into the boat They stood me on my head
to let the water drain out of my mouth. My
first sensation, I remember, was a burning,
scraping feeling, as though I were beiafj
skinned alive. Tne soldiers were brushing
me with »hoe-liruslies, which were aiiuu^t
as harsh as curry-combs, and ineidentallv
they scraped off a considerable amount of
skin. They put me tv brd, and after a little
while I hud almost entirely recovered. Theu
my father arrived and proceeded to take a
hand in. For disobeying orders ho gave vie
the worst beating I ever received in all my
life. Ton my word, I thought at the time it
would have been far better if they had let
me drown."—N. V. World.
A PARBOI' IN A DENTIST'S ROOM*
He Proves a Valu.ble Assist. nt to the
Knight »f tho Forceps.
At the Albany dental rooms in Wilkes
barre, Pa., tliey iiave a parrot that greatly
assists in the work of extracting teeth. The
parrot's name is "Ca>sar." He is a fine speci
men of his species, his intelligence being
something marvelous. Dr. Weller, who tins
charge of the loom, says he would uot part
wilh the bird for any money. And no woa
der; the parrot brings grist to the mill. The
bird dues its work this way;
A man comes to have his tooth pulled. lie
gets into the chair and then liis courage fails
i..iti. He tells the dentist that the pain has
guue away and that he will postpone Uie
operation until the next day. In nine cases
nut of ten the dentist is unable to persuade
the patient that it will be to his ljodily com
fort to have tha molar extracted. Then,
v. hen the man gets up out of the chair, the
parrott, who has been watching him all the
lime, takes him in eh irge.
"Oh, coward." yells the parrot; "you
haveu't the nerve of a chicken."
The man looks around iv consternation.
The parrot is partly hidden in his big ca.e
behind a screen. The man with the tooth
ache turns around to the knight of the for
e ps and inquires:
" What iemarks were those you just
made?"
"I said nothing." replies the dentist. "It
was the parrot who was speaking."
The gentleman U then introduced to the
patio. A pleasant conversation ensues.
"Nice morning," says the parrot; "tooth
pulled? No! You better; you cutch cold
when you go out; better have it nut and l>»
done with it; lots people hud teeth pulled
this morning."
The man with the toothache Is so dum
'minded over the parrot's talk that he hardly
knows what way to turn for the time being.
Theu the parrot orgs* him on agaiu, say
lug:
"Go 011. lt will ouly take a minute; tke
doctor is waiting for you."
Tnis is too much for the man. He goe3
lack to the chair and has the tooth removed.
'1 hen the parrot jumps all around his ca^e
and says: "Ob, ain't I happy; I feel so
happy with my big tooth out. " That par
rot, said the dentist, "can talk anybody
itito getting n tooth pulled. We had a
farmer in the other day. He wanted all his
teeth taken out and a now set made. VVe
wanted him to take gas. The old man s:iid:
'Well, now, by gosh, I don't know about
that. I often heard of people blowing out
gus and llieu dying; I don't think 1 will
risk it' 'Good boy,' shouted tne parrot;
'sensible man; don't you take gas; jost'sit
down there, snd pulling your teeth will be
just as easy as husking corn.' When
the farmer looked around and saw
the parrot, he said: 'Well, I de
clare; why that Idid talked like a
man. 1 guess I'll take his novice and let
you crack away at uiy -hewers.' Tliere was
no trouble iv pulling the old man's first tw >
teeth, but when the third one came ho
jumped two feet in the chair. 'That was a
nerv* clincher,' said the parrot. Tt wont
happen again; just keep nice and quiet now
and soon your teeth wili ba out.' Tnis
soothing advice had a ealiniug effect on tiie
farmer, and lie sank back into the chair,
perfectly siiti-fied with what had t.iken
place and what was to come. When (he
job was thiough the parrot »aid: 'Well
done; there isn't one man in a thousimo
who could go through such an ordeal; you
must have a wonderful constitution!' The
farmer smiled and said 'he guessed be
had.' "—N. Y. Sun.
THK WUKK OF FIKBOS.
A Lighted Cinrile I'nt I od.-r a Farmer's
Feet to Secure Money.
The particulars of one of the most br_.il
outrages ever perpettated in St Clair
County recently came to light. A neighbo
of the farmer who was the victim of the out
rage brought the news from New Athen
this morning. Berry Todd is the name ol
farmer alluded to. He Is a bachelor, about
80 years of age, nnd lives nlone on his farm,
two miles this side of the little town of Ken
Alliens, on the Cairo Short Line RaDio-d.
The fact that he is supposed to keei> a large
sum of money about his house has long been
a source of annoyance t? iiim. Several tt—es
during the last few years burglars haw
broken into his house probably expecting to
secure the money he is reputed to have se
creted, but they never secured bovy of moi>
than ordinary value. Monday nigut he was
awakened hy a noise iv the house Bad
looked up to see two masked men standing
in front of his bed. The robbers had him
covered with weapons, and he cuuid Bake
no resistance. They demanded thnt he give
up the money he was said to have hidden,
and when he informed Ibem that lie had uo
money except a small sum aaiottntiu.to less
than Sl, they drugged him Irom his bed antl
bound him "hand and foot to ■ po«t. After
placing a gag in his mouth to prevent an out
cry they beat him unmercifully in tbe at
tempt to make him reveul the hiding place ot
his money. Not satisfied with giving him
blows they applied a lighted candle to hi.
feet and inhumanly burned the flesh tint..
their victim's agon zed struggles ended in a
lapse into unconsciousness. The robber,
left him insensible, still tied to the post, am:
took with them the only portable article of
value about the place, n rilie. When Todd
recovered consciousness he found the band
that bound bis feet bad been weakened by
the candle-flume so that he could lire ik
them, which be did. He then managed to
get away from the post and, with his hands
still tightly tied, he walked to tne railroad
track, where he found a crew of section
men. They untied his hands and took him
back to his home and later secured medical
attention for him. He is not dangerou-ly
injured, but the robbers' blows and the c m
dle-fiaine left painful wounds that will re
quire some time to; heal.—St Louis Post-
Dispatch. _^
The Dutch Indian Government offers a
prize of J4OOO for the best practical answer
to the question In what manner the salt
which is sold in Dutch India in small pack
ets should be packed so as to keep dry.
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