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CODGINC-nOUBKS ron balk.
-. r \()l) LODGING-HOUSE. 15 ROOMS. IN THE
«. OU.U- best locailty in city: excellent chance
torparty wishing to socure l.'i!_,-:iig-!:uiiae. Apply
M. LESS, 5 F'ourtb st. - _ '
V fii. -BAt'OAIN; FURNITURE 10-KOOM
I ii.use. 514 Taylor St. jv'l6lot
CTTT . 0 ■' VY -* -ROOM wTIRKINOMEN'S
•^ IV yj lodging-house. 818 Mission at. ' JylO 3t_
1 DDOINU-HOI FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-
J j-j.ll --.xes and prices. H.CDKCKFIR. 906 Mkt.l2 5*
Vl'^nO --DTEL CLEARING ,250 A MONTH
- 1 fJXjyj. year round; 25 steady boarders; -rial
K'ven auy ouo meaning business. 961 Market
-* Ire6t - title It*
a-fft^n A ND ANI) NEWLY FURNISHKD
g x.'*Ji *. _______ of '" rooms. 103 Taylor s'. jl7 tf
l'U-.NITL'KK FOR - u.i:.
IfOR f^vT-11-_-P^O^^ OF 3 ROOMS
_»_ Call at 357 Clementina st. , ..; ;; t «
I.URNITURE S ROOMS AT AbACRIFICE FROM
X this date. "- Harrison st. jyl 6 8*"
i->- FIFTH-FURNISHED FLAT OF "'.'. BOOMB
1 ' ' * tor housekeeping: rent I*lo. Jyl s Sf
OEOOND-HAND FURNITURE; FINE "cONDI-
t_-tloii; cheap. 14461-, Minna, off Fourteenth. 14 4«
1 -OCNTRI BUYERS WISHING SECOND-HAND
V' furniture or carpets at reduced prices: sfao*
_____ ur money t_____l___d__shlppod free.773Market.iy
CD CHANCE— YOUR HOUSE FURNISHED
X complete wan furniture, carpets, stoves, cur-
tains, blankets, pictures and mirrors at cash prices,
on easy installments: small deposit M. FRIED-
MAN .* CO... largest installment house on the coast,
_2_-230 Stockton St.. 237 Post; open evenings;
prompt attention paid to country orders. 1 tf
C; l - f BED-ROOM 4>F*T OF 7 PIECES AT NSW*
_*_.__. . MAN BROS.. 117 Sixth st. jy'29 L'-tas
V OTICFI-I AM NOW/AT 4--8 FOCRTH (NEW
J-A building), end offer a lars stock •[ general j
Lousehuld lurulture a: reduced prices; _00 carpetf,
I e« d as uew: stoves, ftJ; antique chamber suits,
IS: parlor suits. $25; cash or installments; i.i at
Li crock prices. T_ 11. NEL.-ON. 126 Fourth sL al tf
__• KW CHAMBER SETS OK 7 -FECES, -15 CASH,
XX t ,t ■■■ -■ , •.*■■, vtniKv BROS. OM Mission, t f
t Aiii' TS. -—
]\IKW.LINE BRUSSELS CAItPET 6^T^VED
-' and laid; heavy floor oilcloth. _sc; elegant
linoleum. BOc. S. W. HIRER. 1.34 Sto kton St.;
ayecia! attention to couutry orders. mrl? Cm
(i i. ALE.*_
V' WHILDEN, .400 Geary st.; telephone 4003;
carpets Insured AAhiie ln my care. my , - 3m
('A! .Fl.: - SMI TH'S BR CSS ELS, C.C A TAJ
V 7 Installment price elsewhere $1 a yd. M. FBI FID*
At AN ,v CO.. -.-. «; -.'.<.i v.if,'-, ..,. and -:<7 Font, It it
» A ». i i • 1.. . . ; .-«,.
TsTT7:iTrTTi-A^rcXi^ INO AND
a) Penovating Works are the best and cheapest;
nil work guaranteed, offica ri Polk bL ; telephoue
cull 3t*2.*». JUSTICE A- CO. jyti if
ARPETS CLEANED AND RELAID. 8c PER
yard. California Carpel Beating aud Renovating
Works. 23 Jeislc St.. tc.ephone 55;t1. my2s tf
CARPETS - DOWN GO THE : RICKS; THE
cheapest place to get your carpets cleaned is
STRATTON'S. 453 Stevenson St.; tel. - 38. .' l tt
i -AEPET-CLKA.MN.;. 3CEN TS I'ER YA D. AT
*» MITCHELL'S, 'i'3o Fourteenth st mr 23 tf
CO 1 V S T E A >i~CAiiPET BEATING ANDRIINO-
XJ vating Works. 33-40 Eighth sl; telephone
__?.?__ _____^ mrl tf
/ ■ ARI ETS THOROUGHLY CLEANSED AND
XJ reuovated same a new. S. S. FRRGCS-N .*
CO.. 23 Teeth st; telephone 30:*0 lif
/tONKLIN'S CARPFIT-BEATING WORKS. 533
v.' Golden Gate aye. : teiepliorie -Ji'.'d. fe'-l if
C-i DINO'd PIONEER CARPET-BFIA ITN_
- Works de the best wor&. 5553 to 351 Tehama St.:
____________ 3010 mrl9tf
lIP IX ICSS t li tM KS.
< ', i,'it i hotel-, paving rustness Mr-
__ __________ LAUGH LIN A CO.. '-'_■; Kearny St. «
QQfIA SALIION; PAYING BUSINESS. Mi>
a^ tJX.I XJ. LA CO LIN ._ CO . . 6. Kearny st. *
<_•! ,*;flf| SALOON; NEAR_>_ THEATERS;
"_ LOUU. bargain If sold immediately; fail vaiue.
MCLAUGHLIN A CO.. 20. 2 ' K earny SL •
*"",(l HOTEL IN A PROSPEROUS COUN-
• _ ••(•'. try town; bargain; owner golr.g to
F.i.glaud on impcrtant buaine-s; part cash if de-
ilred. McLaughlin a- CO., 2«y_ Kearny st. "
< I f-01l HOTEL: 17 ROOMS; FULL OF PER-
.•_ XOXJXf. manent boarders aud roomers: tid-
ing aud lease included: best bargain iv the rlty.
ICOHLl! A CO.. 20\_ Kearny sL fyiest*
TUO SELL OUT YOUR BUSINESS GO TO I. D.
1 BARNARD, 203 Kearny; estahilshed 185 i). 1-
Q i Eft BARBER SHOP; 6 YEARS' ESTAII-
-»^ ia 'V. Ushed: f.r-.t-clss* paying trada; tne llv-
lng rooms. I. D. BARNARD. 209 Kearuy st. •
<(,- ; ACKOSS UIE BAY ill BE
*V •_"» 'U . large numbers of nieu sre employed;
f:rs>t-c!a;« trade; sickness only cause or sale: 4 ii v-
In. rooms. I. D. BARN ARD. 203 Kearny st. *
Q_J7r-aft SALOON AND FAMILY RESORT AT
»- ») I UV. Golden Gate Park; Including buiidiugs
and valuable leuse; a solvent first-class business.
Apply to I. P. BARNARD. -203 Kearny sL •
<'II t ( I BAR AND LODGING-HOUSE OF 17
'_<-•: good location: fii.e trade; DOSt-
live bargain. 1. D. BARNARD. 209 Kearny st. •
2j * *|,1 , MAN U r ACT U : IN-; an;. IMPORT*
«- tJ.UU. lr.g imslness. wholesale and retail.
Apply to 1. D. BARNARD. -JO,) Kearny St. _"
Q--.AA FRUIT AND PRODUCE STORE; GOOD
♦_ *JJxJ. horse a-.iU wagon: rays clear pi per day.
A pply to I. D. BARN ard. -.'J 9 Kearny ac •
Q» Kftft STATIONERY AND NEWS STORE;
._ » ; aJ-'. tue best chance 1 vi r offered; very cen-
lr-1. riear Market st- : efft-r wanted; must sell at
■- nee. I. D. BARNAKD. vu& Kearny st *
C?*| tJFi CIGAR Si ANO ON WATER FKONT.
•- 1 — • ' • near the ferry; re?.l liargai^; account of
a-eparturt^ 1. D. BARN 2*19 Kearny st. •
IF * )f) I WANT A .--TEADY WORKING MAN"
•-. —- U . as partner In carpenter-shop; plenty
tiirk on band; 1 employ 3 men: Incoming partner
lit-ed not understand trade, _s I want partner to
look after help and assist with common work; wlll
r:ear over $75 a month to each. Particulars with
P. V>HITE. 7 -5 M-rket st. *
_■ 1 'ii BRANCH BA X El? V; 3 LIVING-ROOMS;
Ql UU. rent -f 12. B. WHITE. 7i'*> Market. *
A_*>AA CIGAR-STORE; RECEIPTS $14 A DAY:
C:_. UU-trial given. B. Willi E__ l>js Market it *
■_ I~,n I-I VKhY-STA BLE: SELLING RED ARD-
-. 1•t« '. less of cost. B. Will IK. 7»35 Market *
1 ) ESTA URANT TO EXCHANGE FOR REAL E8-
J l late; receipts *55 a day, va HITE. 765 Market.* 1
rpo BUY, A LFOITIMATE PAYING BUSINESS,
J any kind. WHITE. 765 Market s:. •
(_.* 1 -ii PARTNER for good riNG sa-
_g 1 O XJ. loon. B. WHITE. 76> Market ;____ ■ *
C* : )t\(\ FIRST-CLASS SALOON; IS A MOST
A,?—--!.', a gin at 0-50, but it no I be ?old at
»>.. re: be^t rentral location, leading business street:
handsome fixtures, full st^ck, cheap rent: immense
trade; clubrooms. everything nice; see to-di.y.
_______ STEWART A SON. 135 Kearny sL I__
s*: i " M " PROMINENT rOC-a-i BUSINESSMAN
•V-I- 'i\f, iao'j'q like to meet some sober lutias-
tnons man as partner In first-class cssh business,
clearing from 5C5 tn Sr7s per month to each; can he
doubled In short time: this ls a chance ia a life-
time; money not so much a - . o'lject as a si steady
mail. GEO. STEW-ART A SON. 135 Kearny it. 1
fQ 1 -111. RESTAURANT SEATING 1200 PEO-
• -!'"'. pie: business portion of city: clear-
ing $200; kept 'or years bjr owner now retiring;
value given. PAC- FINCH ANG E. 23 Kearny st. 1 •
pCTCHER-SHOP: GOOD RUNNING ORDER;
.» > cash trade; cheap; good • '.unity for butcU-
er: worth investigation. Apply Call Branch. 10 _♦
LOR SALE— CANDY-STORE ON .-. PItINCIPAL
" street; estahilshed msny years; living-rooms;
good reasons for selling. Apply 337 Hayes st. 16 3*
Q,I.)T RESTAURANT IN FIRST-CLASS LO_
._ «>—. i. cation; doing an elegant business; sell-
ing on account of disagreeable partner-hip. M.
LKSS. 5 Fourth st. I
C'Hl-AP ROUTE ON MORNING PAPER; GOOD
J Investment for man of small capita! ; also even-
ing route. Apply E. IL.this oflice. _______
SPLENDID ..'BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY;
ageucyfor daily paper In large interior town;
will net from $110 to t'.o per month: reasonable
figure to experienced man. Apply E. it., this
caice. Jylgtf _
C- lA_fl DAIRY PRODUCE AND BAKERY:
•_ _± UU. 4 living-rooms. 411 Fourth st. jyißSt*
A LOON FOR SALE CHEAT; BETWEEN* DOW.
ard and Market: rentrheap: business anil loca-
t ion good. Apply Call Branch Offlco. JylH 7i**
»(ir/| SMALL MANUFACTURING BUSI-
* ... XX 1 , r.e« ; easily learned: very cheap: owner
Fas other interests. Address Owner, box 141. Call
l.raiicii Office. / jvlQ St*
QALOON FOR SALFI CHEAP; 0350; CENTRAL;
0 PEOPLEB FIXCHANGFI. 22. Kearny st. jyltj 4 *
14 ANTED- COUNTRY HOTEL (A.: GOOD
" chicken ranch. aa HITCOMB. 753 Market wt. «
\i f sic -HTORE ESTABLISHED; CITY; *3000:
ii big bargain. L. box 141. Call Branch. Jyl 6 7t*
-,i ILL 81 1.1. CHEAP—
» ' My bla'-ksmith and wagon shop: cood location
and a good business. For particulars, come to or
address tne at F'ruitvale (Dlmond P. IE), Alameda
Couuty, T. H. ALLEN. Jyl s St
PARTNER WANTED FOB MUSICAL NOVELTY
JL Comeay Company; printing and everything
re.A<iy for traveling. Comedy, box 51. this
-fic___ )>l5 3t»
OFPEE .'.ND CHOP HOUSE: NEAT AND TIDY
_ place: good .'air trade: cheap. 52 Elghth.ls 4*
T,*X C E LLENT CH ANCE FOR GROCER-MAN;
J - hue store. 3 rooms, bath and stable, at Berkeley;
no opposition; rent $15. Inquire at 133 Beale St.,
to;, floor. City. Jyll 7t_^
"L-AMILY LIQUOR-STORE; Slsotf; GREAT
J b.rgaiu: must change bands '•.! account of unex-
pected circumstances. For particulars apply 410
Svcramento st. my'Ja if
C~VATHOLIC YOUNG MAN. GOOD REFUTATION
,' and business atdlity. Willi capital or about 0-000,
payable on tUue .cjii cuter good-paying, well-estab-
lished corporation AvLlch secures bim good salary
bes SS profit or aboat *'"- ' annually. Adiress
with rererence Call Branch nee. 339 Hayes m2S tf
ron SALFI— NICE SALOON. 45 THIRD st.
J' near Market. JylS St*
"LOR BALE ROUTE ON EVENING I'Al'li:
I Address F . box 24. tbls office. lylSood tr
Hi CHICKEN AND Pi EON RANCH;
I I 6 acres: (en eed: 2 minutes from streetcars:
Trre ten comfortable house; i at $12 00 Call
___3_/_ Marketst. ■ Jyl s 3t"-
T"OK BALE — FIRST-CLASS DRESSMAKING'
J business: store fixtures; ready-made goods on
Land; 4 ilvli.g-r. cms iiin.i-ii.'d for housekeeping;
will tesch buyer tailor system; plenty money In this
I ii-dnc-M; established 7 years: no reasonable offer
refused; owner retiring. 1050 Howard at. Jyls 7t"-
C A LOON. SUITABLE FOB MAN AND WIFE;
1 - good location ; splendid stock: rooms; yard: side
entrance; low rent; bargain. SO7 Valeuciast.. near
Nineteenth. . i) 15 . I*
QiT^i\ PAYING CIGAR-STORE: FINE LOCA-
'••'•''. :..;, low root BAILEY. 80S Markel
. i -/i i lOAR-STORE FOB SALE. 1-7" MIS*
•7 I Ox) . sion; owner leaving tbe city. |yl4 Pf
ly RANCH BAKERY AND 3 BOOMS: CHEAP;
1 J going away. 816 Harrison St. Jyl 4 St»
*L**INB~OROCKRY-STORB WORTH $3000; GOOD
i location; exchange for city or Oaklaud prop-
erty. A. 8.. box 37. this ofH. o. jy!4 31*
!_._> 'ft ''SALOON. 3 FURNISHED ROOMS;
•J alO"'. good stock; bargain for cash. 9.15 F«l-
-tom street. Jyl4 7t*
/ OOD CHANCE FOB A SCANDINAVIAN OR
XJ German to buy half -Interest In Brst-class saloon:
gocd bargalu. call 10 to 1, SOS bird sL. second
lloor. room _' Jyl- 3t*
C-v.'/i HOARDING AND LODGING HOUSE:
•^.i.lU. part casn: 22 beds: worth 0700: inves-
tigate: make offer.. 705 1 welftb St., Last Oakland.
No agents. ■ Jyl4 3t
Q.'.i\(t PARTNER WANTED; YOUNG MAN::
'. - OX*, nice business: easily run; will guarantee
11.. month; Investigate. ___g__a Market, r. 2. 13 4*
/"-OOD FAY KM. RESTAURANT FOR SALE:,
' ' account vl death of proprietor. Market
_treet. . jy)3 7i*
tt ODD RFISTA URANT FOR SALE. APPLY
LJ CaU liranch omce. Jyl*- 7t*
-a-TBItnCBB <3-iA|tC»B «-*OM_T-fl_i-.p.
SHOO : A(JE "factory and ikovT-
\?lt. «ia . Slon t ? '»-- ( * "a-fou; fine business coi-
ner; old established business; clearing over $.00
per month, which can ha proven on Investigation;
trial givia to convince any houa-lide purchaser: a
cnance of a lifetime: no such bargain ever heard
____________ this. M. LESS. 5 Fourth st. 1
<*.';, *'AR' NEK WANTED IN A FIRST-
fIP'-xJXJX'. class ol. and livery stable; 5-year
. ■■": l.'cated in heart if city: clearing from $350
to 5500 per month: will prove tins to your entire
satisfaction; Investigate and sat sfy yourself that
this is a rare opportunity to set a good business;
pest of reasons for wauling a partner. M. LESS. 5
Fourth st. 1 .
<-* 1 '"aO BUTCHER-SHOP. MORS AND CART;
0 * OX*, location: Bgen account of slck.-
ness; see this. M. LESS b Fourth st 1
W'/lllill SALOON AND RESTAURANT ON
•_____■,"■.'■*. the ilty Great: very best locality; do-
ing permanent trade; a most excellent chance for
any parte withlng a good buslu. _. of this kind. M.
LESS. 5 ________ st. 1
**& 1 ftf-fl GROCERY AND BAR: SITUATED
a^-ll'V'V". on corner ln good raying portion of
city: good caah :: ma. M. LESS, 5 Fourth st. 1
< 7 evil CORNER BAR; GOOD LOCALITY; DO-
<p I <)xt. lug business whlcn is paying present
owner *l-'5 per mouth: good reasons for selling.
For part I.v apply to M. LESS. 5 Fourth st. 1
< \hl\l\ ri-ANSFER BUSINESS; 10 HORSES;
. v , xxjyj\_i. 4 ooublo teams and 2 single teams all
nec-ssary Implements, tools, etc.; barn Included;
remember you positively have fun value In stock.
aod unless you .-an suisfv yourseir In 30 days' trial
that you can clear from $500 to $100 a month you
wont be asked to buy; this offer i.. geuuine, and
what is more there are salisf aciorv reasons for sell-
ing; this means tv» chance or a lifetime to any live
man able to tell a good thing when he sees li. M.
LESS. 5 Fourth at 1
A TTENTION! ~~
-*- B1000; a milk route clearing #200 per month;
lias 3d cans of choice trade, 3 fine horses and i
waeon. with harness, cans, etc; any one can run
this buslni ss. as tbe owner will sue 30 days' trial;
this ls a genuine idler and must be sold this vaeek.
inr further li.formatiou apply to M. LESS, 5
Fourth sL 1
l *-s' r .ll(l F,NE CORNER GROCERY AN BAR
• _,«»''* ,tcr sale: N a. 1 trade, always Increasing:
fine location: present time clearing at least $100
per moutb: to any live energetic man this is simp.
M. LESS. 5 1-, mtii st. 1
QQ."* A SALOON ON THE CITY FRONT: LONG
V O'IXJ. established: clearing $150 to 0-00 per
month; this is genuine offer; fixtures are elegant:
the best chance ever offered on the city front ; cheap
leut. Apply M. LESS. 5 Fourth st J
s.i" ii BOARDING- HOUSE AND SALOON;
_ ■ >•" ' at railroad station.- east side 01 bay:
clears $80 per mouth. WOODRUFF -t CO.. 841
Market st. -..: -■-.- Jyls 2t»
<-f_»7^ COFFEE AND CROP HOUSE; FINE
A_7aJ I *;. location; quod bargain. WOODRUFF A
CO.. 841 Market BL Jyl 5 '21*
<";.() CIOAK-STAND; CORNER; ON E TO?
OXIXJ. the best-paying clgar-stands In the city:
full value In atock aud fixtures: nothing asked lor
good- will: a thorough Investigation allowed. A|»-
piy 100111 40, Phelan building. Jyl3 7;
<T(in HANDSOME DELICACY AND PRO-
_-> - UV. vision store; fine location; living-room i;
man and wife or 2 ladles 318 Geary at Jy 1 3 4t*»
I,*oi; EXCHANGE — I HAVE A QUARTER
1 block, divided into 5 lots, with 4 neAv houses ou
I; lhat rent for $62 per month: bas a mortgage of
f5500 0n it Tor two years: first-class title- worth
$S0OO: located in bloc- too; a first-class home; will
exchauge for a priutln^-ofiice worth $1500 and
$750 cash; -ill be Avorth $10,000 la 3 years. Ad-
tlreys F. O. box 12. Stockton. Jyl4 7t
SALOON FOR SALE; NO AGENTS; A BAR-
gain. 417 Pacific st. jyll .Jf
G. SALOON FOR SALE. 124
Fourth >t. Jyl4 31*
< 1 "1 1 CORNER SALOON ; 3 LIVING-ROOMS;
•- 1 OxJ . rent $15. Apply 50'J - -mil st. 14 3t*
LAUNDRY FOR BALI . DOING BUSINESS OF
$20 to $30 week. Inquire Bl Fourth aL jyll 3»
Pi CIGAR
-L store: good business. 27 Stockton st. Iyl4 lit*
L-CTRA BARGAIN; CORNER SALOON NBAS
A- City Hall; 4 rooms : rent cheap: worth J000:
Bell for $350; aeconnt of owner's other business.
Apply Owner. 14 Seventh st. Jyl 4 31*
f-AKPFIN TEH-SHOP FOR SALE CHEAP~MUST
XJ lie sold. 334 Geary st. J> tit*
iy Bl L-PAYINQ SALOON FOR SALE; CON-
II n-. te i with a hotel. Apply GOt Fourth. 12 It*
l j ESTA URANT AND ROOMING-HOUSE; :7
-It rooms; doing good bu«luess_. Apply -11 Kiev-
entli st. Jyl2 li*
KOI FOR SALE ON MORNING PAFEB. AP-
|.'v I'iO I'.ryaut st. mylotf
PIANOS. VMM. i\> -Nf> SHFKI MUSIO.
"CTEl^ArAY~TpTu_I^^ UOOD AR NKW; RR.
O gir.lless or co.t. 537 Height st. jvl 1 31*
ELEIiANT NEW PIANO; HALF ll' COST. IN-
qulre Palace Hotel, 6th floor, room SISJyIS tf
s_ 1 flit WILL BUT A PIANO IN GO D oil!.;- It.
*______: '• ''''•- MAUZY . 303 Post St. 27 tf
Cirii UPRIGHT, «X STEINWAY A SONS:
«^ li 1"-.-.. > .-a planus at factory prices; essy
terms. At F AY'S Piano Factory. 1. 29 SHsslou.Jy 12 tf
"V*EW GRAND UPRIGHT . '••.:.•• YES;
_.v UiUraan maker; sold to close Invoice; price
______ «G. BADGE**. 72 . Marl st. JylO 7t
LARENCH UPRIGHT PIANO AA OODW* RTH A
X Ailovan makers: ln line order; $75. W. B.
BADGER. 125 Market sL jylO 7t
VTEARLY NEW; FISCHER UPRIGHT PIANO;
X>s!7s. W. Q BADGF.It. 725 Market st. Jv 1 0 7t
DECK E!t BRPS. PIANO; $175. AA. G. BADGER,
725 Mar-et st. JylQ7t
w'lt k SONS' SANA); $175. W. (,
___ BADGER. 725 Market st. JvlO 7t
it EBER i 1 A.N.J; $175. XV. G. BADGER. 725
'I Market st. JylO 7t
FIN ORGAN: VERY LITTLE USED: $50. NY
F G. BADGER. 725 Mnrket sL JylO 7t
1 I ALLLT _ DA Via AND KIMBALL PIANO AND
XX Organ Aceacy. W. G. BADGER. 725 Market, tf
El ii' NEW if.;. PIANO IN STORAGE;
XJ must seli; uo reasonable offer refused. Address
____ Market st. my 3o tf
I 10~ *|i.i ■■■ ANT/A PIANO? 1 F SO SEE WHAT
I * we arc offering ror .297. as it will pay you.
BENJ. CURTAZ A- SON, 20 O'Farrell sL _______
/A OOD SECOND-HAND PIANOS FROM OHIO UP*
___ ward at CURTAZ A son my-S tf
1 .ECKEK A SON PI AN LEADING.
1 > Si '| •. j PEER pianos, medium prlces.
10-cent sheet niuslr.
At MAUVAIS', 7__9 Marketst.. S. F. ap22 tt
A,» di SQUARE PIANOS;
tne condition; at a sacrifice KOHLER A
CHASE. 28 O'Farrell -1. Jy29 tt
KOHLER A CHASE. 28. 28 AMD 30 O'FARRELL
st; kadlcf pianos aud organ., oldest maa-B-
touse; largest stock: easy terms: low pries ap2*ttr
STFXK. CHICKERING * SONS, VOSE AND
i other pianos sod '••! £ 0 inst illment*. Hl.n.i.
CURTAZ A So N. sole agents. 20 O'F'arrell sL ap3 tt
it ON OVER BROS. -I PIANOS BE ATRISTS'
Xj favorite: an elegsnt invoice Just received; call
and examine. F. XV. SPENCER A CO.. Pacl-C
Coast agents. 723 Market sl. second fl «or. mr4 if
] OT CF - UPRIGHT AND £ SQUARE I'IANOS
I- from *75 up: orcans from J25 up; barg_m.
F. W. SPENCER A CO., 7-3 Market sL. second
Boor. 1-30 tt
T,*< I- NEUMANN PIANOS: FIRST-CLASS in*
I . tone and workmatishin. 82 Ninth St. no? tf
IlORShn.
a.yii II!' til OF ROAD < ARWAOE A '« . 1 WORK
• •>' ' burAtas. weighing 1000 to 1700 pounds: sold
cheap, ii Twelfth St.. near MarkeL JylG 71
s*f/i DARK BAY MARK, KIND ANDGENTLE,
V-"' sold fur want of use: also Is tof double bar-
ness. 3 Henderson aye., nr. I. O. O. P. Cemetery. 3*
Il YOU WANT TO BUY. SELL OR TRADE
A hoTses.wsKous, buggies, carts, harness, etc.. go to
Grand Arcade Horse --.'■:, 327 Sixth St. Auc-
tion sale next Wednesday at 11 a. m. ______
trials given: the squarest horse -dealing establish-
ment on tte coast. SULLI VAN a DOYLE, proprie-
tprs. S. WATKINS. auctioneer. myl7 tt
r*ENTKNN'IAL STABLES-CARRIAGES. ROOK-
_/ awsys. victorias, buggies, etc.: 1521 California
at.. bet. Larkin aad Polk; telephone 6.x. M. CON-
LQs. proprietor. mri:' if .
WAGO.VS A-!» CAKKIIfiKS.
II BAB TO N Ainr^ECO^Tl)-IIXND ITi7G(*T~;
i- cheap. 11G7 Howard, nr. Etghth. Jyl « te*
SECOND-HAND WAGON FOP. SALE; CHEAP.
SHAW, 1621 Mark-: St. Jy I - st«
1 SECOND-HAND REM WAGON AT 24
X Bea.'est a. W. S.ANI-.OKNI-*. te!4 tf
FOR BALM .Ails, 1:1 i.ani <.i s.
/ -ASFS, ALI7^HFX^Cr~TTItd-AAOOD Fltll^Esl
XJ pictures, 16x20 inches; 5c chair seats: 5e cur-
tain-poles, 4 feet 8 Inches; best 1 .is.i _____«, com-
plete. JOSES. 757 Mission sL JylO Sf
LOR SALE— B-0 HEAD OF BEE? CATTLE;
1 half steers. HARACE wim.son. 1 1 'roy 10 if
I.AI'.V CARRIAGE FOR SALE CHBAP. 314
• ' L_*tuna .-. JylO 31*
OB SALE— ALL MATERIAL REMAINING OF
L the buildings recently drstroyed by flre on How-
ard St.. Ai.ii numbered I'M! to ) '.. 1 _ Including
front iron fences, brick inundation, pipes, etc. or*
fers for the name to «>e left at the office of 11.
GKILKt'SS, architect, 120 Fultou sL, until Monday.
.Jaly IS. -•- Jyl4 3t«
<_! I Al\ SAFETY BICYCLE FOit $45. HEY-
'■*__. IV wood. 31 (Jo - de ** (i ** te are. if* 4 : -i*
Nii : ,-Ai:i;tM'; FIRST-CLASS TALK] i 130
xv Gilbert St., iff Branuan, near Seventh. Jjrld Sl*
CAIIRAP— 9 COWS, CALF. ROUTE. \J _lORSE!aT
\J waaon. harness, stable utensils; owner leaving
city. Apply at 3622 Sacramento st. Jvl2 7r-
J. _'/ ALMOST NEIV HIGH-AI SEWING MA-
_*?i- — a chine; complete; 417 a Francisco. jyl-tf
n_ I I £._! SUNNY FLAT. 4 BOOMS. 138 IVY
•J** 1 1 .«>' '. aye.. near Van Ness. Jy6 tr
Ift SHARES GORDON ORCHARD fAND LV INE*
I Vrjrard Co*> stock; located at Hoof Cal.; mar
ket value $440; will sacrifice lor cash or exchauge
for city property. Address box 40, Golden Gate.
Cal. Jel2tr
SAFE. A I.K. LETTER-PRESS, STORE-TRUCK
and in- ney-tlil; cheap 102 Clay a: au7 tr
D-HAND BOILERS ENGINES, li. ■ 2AVI
0 ahaftlnit, pulleys, beltlug. water pipes, etc.
it*, tf Mcl .NTOSB a wolpman. 137 Beale St.
SHEPARD'S FOOT AND POWER LATUbT
planers, drill-presses 6.17 Mission sL ____]___
MONEY TO LOAN,
A"^~P_Atlrl_l'oF' MONEY ON IST^>R~2irMOITT~
gag c; : percent; no delay J. L.,411 o'Farrt . If
1 ANSON REAL ESTATE, NOTES, MFIRCHAN
: J-iiia.- JOHN 8.80WMAN.331 Kearuy. IL 12.17 tf
MONEY LOANED FROM $1 LPWAKD AT
Security Loan Bank, 1109 Market et.,nr. Masoa;
private entrance 7 Turk. N.J. FRANKLIN-0P..-.
ATTUKN r. YS-AT-LA W.
A DVICE F_T_K ON ALL LEGAL MATTER& >.
'-A. W. HOWE & co. att'> sat 1aw.850 Martet. 11 tf
e"HARLE_,R. DAB WIN, ATTORNEY-AT-LA W,
I 63- Clay at., rooms 17 IS and 19. Jy2 bm
KA. CI-OiUEK-i, ATTOKNEy-AI-LAW.
__ Clay sl. ae3 tf
WW. DAVIDSON, ATTORNEr-AT-LAW. .11
♦ CalHornla sl. ________ 14-15: a-lv.ne free. 14,'
•_ AD*» I; I Mi.
IF YOU WISH TO ADVEKTIHE ANTTHIN'*
1 anywhere at any time write to GEO. V. HOWELL
■ A CO.. 10 Spruce St.. New York. aula l-
EVERY ONE IN NEED OF INFDKMATIO-i
I j the subject or advertising will do well to o!>t*la
aeopy of "Book for Advertisers," 3__ pages, prlos
1; mailed, postage paid, on receipt of price; eoa*
talus a careful compilation from ths Ainerioaa
Newspaper Directory- of all tbe bait papsri aud
class journals; gives tbs circulation rating of ever/
oae. and a good deal of information about rates an-
other mailers pertaining to the business et advae* .
Uslug. Address ROWELL'S AOVERtTMIM- BO-
Bra 11 I . _______ St.. ______ York. ; • aul*
I>HVSICIAXS> .
TTrT-iXICi-so .MAitk_ BCUD-
XJ ing, rooms 63 and 04; diseases of women. 16 Uui
THE MORNIXG CALL, SAN FRANCISCO, SATURDAY, JULY 16, 18D2 -EIGHT PAGES.
CITY KFil, FSTATK.
DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE HV ( !
XJ S. CAPP & CO.. real estate agents, rent col-
lectors and Insurance agents, 415 Montgomery sL
1 EAVE.NWORTH. RET. PINE AND CALIFOR-
XJ nta— Lot iOxsO, wltb bouse rented for p'SO; only
*,-250.
WASHINGTON. HET. DEVISADERO AND
■' Broderick— Fiaa lot, ?0xi27:8: reduced to
.1250; good improving neighborhood.
OLDEN GATE AYE.. BET. I.AUUNA AND
vi iio man -Lot 27:0x137:tf, with old improve-
ments; reuts $.0.
_ jTH. N. SIDE, BET. VALENCIA AND M F.I.-
LTrero— Lot 5-x'.)_, with cheap Improvements;
rented at .22.
I INK !.. TON VA*. SIDE OF VALENCIA, 65 FEET
X N. •' loth. 60x100. wltb L 85 rd feet on lsuut,
hy 106 r-el in rear: splendid location torn livery
stable or other online.* requiring rear entrance.
ITALBNCTA. 1 1.!. 21 3 i AND3SD— LOT 21x125,
i with good Improvements; mnst I.c sold.
1K)TBBBO AYE.. BET. 101 11 AND 17TH SIS.,
X E. * de; 23 x lt'o ; lot only 2 or 3 teet above grade;
12000. -.;,
a>-)l> ST.. N. SIDE.FI. OF VALENCIA— STORY
—>«> hiy-wiii-ivi house; 7 large rooms and o.ath;
9-000.
111 AT AYE.. IK 1.-4 111 AND SSI STS ; NICE
-I sunny resilience: Mission warm belt; facing pub-
lic square; lot 49x112; 2-story b.i.v-iv ind.n : 7
on-, bath aud laundry; room for another house.
DISK AND WEBSTER STS— FINE CORNER
i lot; Improved and rented.
FINE LOT ON PAGE ST., HIT. SCOTT AND
Devls-Jero; 30x137:0; 91250.
( 'UERRERO AND UTH STS., NW. CORNER;
- 1 7t>x.9o: electric-ear* turn hero; hue basta-M
corner; anything built hoi" will rent
GEARY ST.. BET. LAGUNA AND BUCHANAN;
" ' 34:4x137:6; Improved; room tor another bouse
111 front; ch.ap.
lAROE LOT, WITH COMFORTABLE SUNNY
-I- res Ida ace of 13 rooms; close to McAllisier-sL
cars; lut , v 1.7
O'FARRELL ST.. BET. POLK AND VAN NESS
aye.; lot well improved »nd rente. l; $13,000.
KLD OR SHIPLEY s : -., BET.BTH AND
Otb. with two 2-story houses of _ rooms each;
tor sal. atabur^-lu; one-half can utaud ou mort-
gage.
LOT 68:9x120; N. LINE OF CHESTNUT ST.,
bet. Taylor laud Jones: cheap.
DEACH ST., W. OF HYDE; (is :'Jii;i7 ;6; $5250;
l-> cheap.
VINE LOTS ON PRECITA and CALIFORNIA
-1 avts.,op. HoAvardsL; line lew of ail the Mission.
DESIRABLE LOTS ON YORK AND RAMP-
shire sts.. near 20th; pi 150 each; easy term-
/"-WRAP LOT; GIFT MAP 1; <>'• BUTLER ST.,
XJ bet. Powhattsu and Blame: But'er Is the con-
tinuation <: i olsen . -able-cars all] pass; $350:
easy Lenta; only l lot i.tt.
\rERY CHEAP HOUSE ANI) LOT IN COLLEGE
> llomesteau. ur. Mission road.
/"■HEAP LOT IN PEOPLE'S HOMESTEAD
XJ Tract: 1. 1 7, Id -ck 7 ; easy terms.
CHEAP LARGE LOTS in' BERNAL BOMB*
V steaii, nr. Mission road; eaay terms; cheap iots
In Excelsior Homestead: easy terms; within walk-
lug distance of electr:c-ro.d.
2CBE -PLOTS IN* EXCELSIOR HOMESTEAD;
_- Naples M , i.t. X . Ma; 50x100; easy terms.
BEBKBLBY LOTS.
ONE i DLL BLOCK OP LAND IN* BKRKI
comprising about 3 acres.
JJ-TNE RESIDENCE OF 9 ROOMS, AY ITH ALL
I modern improvements, and full Mock of land
with fruit trees, etc.
C^HEAP BOOSE AND LOT IN OAKLAND; E.
*- J line of Louise St.. near A; lot 25x133, wlih ueat
- roa_SSd cottage; $1200.
pREAP HOUSE AND LOT IN ALAMEDA; LOT
X, (Ox 100, an- 1 neat --roomed cottage; $3000. Ap-
ply to C. s. CAPP a CO., i:-nl Estate Agents and
Rous- *__?-* ers ' *- 1 -' Montgomery st. :: 1* r
TON ES. A LLEN A COMPANY -8
NEW TRACT.
42 LOTS 43
"-_.--.'.., .
ON THE ELECTRIC ROAD
THAT IS NOW RUNNING
NEAR a IST SI.
PERFECTLY LEVEL,
ami READY FOR I'I 'II.DINU.
$350. $400. $500, $550 EACH.
M FEET FRONTAGE.
A FEW* DOLLARS DOWN
AND $10 MONTHLY.
JONES, ALLEN A CO..
Jyl3 WeSaSu 630 Marketst.
BfOfiflfi A PICK- 1 I : 2 2-STORY HOUSES;
>Jt*.UU. vie nity Gough and Sutter ra : I
roonis and b_th eacb: Income $70 per month.
JULIAN P.. IiHANPoN. 41 5 Montgomery st.i s 31*
<• ■ " 1 1 LOT 25x100 AT STATION IN BERK-
._. _ « > ' . e!ey: $10 cash; i? 5 montbty.
$125— Lot 40x135, ou railroad, with creek; *5
ca-jli : S ' monthly.
$-t()-Lot 25x100; high aai dry.
925 monthly— Ci 4 rooms; bay-window.
I'll As. a BAILEY, owner. _ i Montgomery st. J2ltf
OCEAN VIEW CORNER _.*.i:t>d: NEW 5-ROOM
and basement hous:: price ..ODD; "._ cash, bai-
ance easy payments; electric cars wilhln '_' blocks.
BAILEY. 0.8 Market at. 31 1 . tf
DO TOU WANT PROPERTY. CITY OR C_U«f*
try. li: ti e ; rettlest valley of the stetsT Atpty
to Napa Land Co.. Napa, cat. iorlist of rroeer* '
Oe*; «--_ d fit
ijlT.jWl BARGAIM - 2-STORY DOUBLE
•„ \jOXjU. bouse for hotel or 3 tenants: electric
curs pass.2 lots s4 ____l_______nt $50. 128 29th. 22 A,.*
I IICUMOND BARGAINS.
Lots on California St. 22d re.. Bth. 13th, 14th an 1
:'6ih ayes. 1 325 to .1000. cash 111 any terms: Cbolce
corners. Bth and California StS. and I'olut Lobos aye.
and Clement St.; I know this district and have bar*
ealtis to sell: buy now and you aa HI secure clioice
iuvealmeuts; call and inves'igite.
j>7 linjll.ts.de ROCHEMONI.4IS Mo-ugomery.mi 8
-.-"il 'I I C -■' S!, . BALI SMALL MONTHLY IV
•_*'''" sisllroenla. alcely Oalsbod 5 a. Id com
bay-window c.-ttai;es on Noe St., Ix-L 25th and 26th,
I block km ot Castro, fuil price. $2900 and |34 0U:
also one l> and one 7-room 2stery homes on Castro
s_. bet. 25th and '.6th. price only $4000 and $12011
011 very e«-y terms by F. n j l-i.-N. Builder. 1.20
.stb st__ near Castro. 1- ■__ __ * )e'2ti if
Q'^^ (UUI To -•''VEST IN CH'Y LOTS. 1007
.7_.).' "JV/ Markel s;.. r.->oin 1. Jyl3 4t»
C-lflA MONTH WILL BUY i HOMI IN SAUSA*
•- -vritto. E. D. SPARROW, 628 Market. Jy«l tf
. 1 *»» 1 ..A 1...AL, I.STATK.
CpT^~7.717» KXCn ANO E--FIN E * m^C_T7)F
l-.VUw. ptopertv I.i this city to exchange
f..r a f^rin near the bay. AY. M. BRANDON. 420
Montgomery -I- Jyls 3t
im finnn EXCHANGE - 225 ACRES~NIIAR
•_,-'■■*'".". Miss -an S.m Jose: 150 acres la culti-
vation: abundant water and as bar; bouse, b.tru
aud outbuildings. W. 51. BRANDON, 420 Mont-
gouiery st. jyl 5 3t
110 FOR THE REAUTIFI'L ASHLAND OR-
II chard tract: right on the electric road to Hay.
wards; 3 acres and urwartl; with or Vit hoot or-
chard; finest garden land in the State: I a prices
and on easy terms; send for maps. W. 51. BRAN.
DON. 420 Montgomery st. jyis 3t
IFOOR MAN _'CHANCE— OWNER MUST HAVE
-I money; 40 acres neir Santa Rosa: on v $175;
If necespsry can secure a mortgage or $*»>« m more
and give long time; a n_irg.ni. SIURPHY. 320
I'm* «L jv 1 4 ! : _
'ft 7(l HO * SICK NEW RESIDENCE OF 15
•_ I '\ ix 1 . looms and 1 acre or nice level ground,
at Mill Valley, Mario; County. Cal. rail or address
(.'.J. GARDNFIR. 2a TweiltO S. P.. ( al. |gIS tf
L**OB ill rLE HOME- AND SMALL FARM! SEE
IP.H. i mi,. Sonoma City. Cal. ji .I tf
r ACRES. $75 -TEST OFFER THIS YEAR;
>) we are authorized to sell 300 acres In 5-arre
tracts at the above prca: the Sonthern Overland
Railr»ad runs throush the tract, aad It is 21 miles
this side of Fresno: land -II perfectly level and not
over 20 feet to water: title. United States patent;
ier-M, PS cash and $1 a week without interest and
taxes until paid in full; ac more will be sold at
these prices and terms, so he on hand If yon want
:my or IL WESTERN LAND OOMFAN V, ti'o Mir
-etsL j;,7 13t
1 -OOD INVESTMENT-AHOLT 320 ACRES "I
— » cbolce farming land convenient to sa-. Fran-
cisro. Including warehouse property and landing;
will pay an income or 12 to 15 per cent to parties in
position to. tax charge an 1 give personal attention
sad 10 per cent to capitalists as a matter or invest.
menL Fullest opportunity lor thorough Investiga-
tion. Apply to E. R. STEVENS A CO., 118 and
120 Davis a, ._.j tr
CONOMA COUNTY LAND- SALE OR EX-
O change; -rite luily. ANDREW PRICE, Mean!.
burg, c.-i i. tell
Si-eft- PER ACRE BOYS & AND 10 A' I.K.
1 OKJ tracts rich valley land at S. P. Co. station.
Alameda County. M m lies from San Francisco. 90
miles froaj Oakland: easy terms: climate: first-
class neighborhood. THE I'AhNALi^iioiKiNs
CO.. 624 Market »U. San Francisco. »\,23 tr
Ql BOOL LANDS »i 50 TO $3 AN ACRE: <)r
1^ very easy terms: sold by the Stats la tracts t»
solt; no residence or improvements required; all
binds of lands, in many difierent counties; soul
-lamp fir list: open day and evenings. F. W.
LAKE V Flood Buildine 1314
/"•OVERNMENT LANDS!
VJ FOB HOME OR INVESTMENT!
IN CALIFORNIA-
Finest level farming lands.
Rich black soil, ready to plow.
Large, line valley railroad through IS.
Water ditches now ball lias
Mild climate, tree fuel, cheap lumber.
Worn at good wages th. re now.
Laud can he taken without residence.
Send 4c stamp for full information to F. W.
LAKE. 6 Flood building, ban FrancUco, Cal.apll If
f.'ALIFORNIA EXCHANGE BUREAU. 481
I Ninth st .Oakland, exchange all kinds of prop-
erty; send for catalogue. GREEN. CULLOM a
-O nivJ'Jt'
ASTROLOGY.
MME. MDCIEB, THE WONDERFUL CLAlR-
voyant la life. reading has no equal; fee Me,
and 50c. '■;.' Howard at, baaoaaat. jyls 3t"
Mme. MOREAU, 7.i Fourth ST.. FORTUNK-
___ teller: clairvoyant; IRQ reader; tee .sr\ jis m*
RS. 1. EBRHORN, CLAIRVOYANT, 20 1 Hiir.
teenthst : fee SOc to $1. Jyl4 hi-"
ADAM KNllillT HAS REMOVED FROM 1 M
l'l iS to .1001 _ Turk. JalO tt
Mis. Un son TELLS PAST. FUTURE. PR Bl-
ent; ladles We. geuts $1. 108 Flghtn.my 1 1 3m
ME. DR. THOMAS. SCIENTIFIC REYKALKB
by eggs and cards; tails entire life, past, pr.s-
enl. future; consultations on all affairs, nothing ex-
cepted: name given, valuable advice and lure help;
restores Inst love by sympathy, mistake impossible;
diseases cured; lee $1; letter OX 30 Kearny. 13 ly
\jaii -EXODIUS, CLAIRVOYANT. BAB RB-"
I*l moved to 14 Turk at.. Room 0; fee 50c. o24tt
a_>_b__r_
CLAIRVOYANT AND BUSINESS MEDIUM.
XJ MRS. ANT, 10 Tnrk St. . Jlo2t
\'OC SHOULD CONSULT INDIA'S FAR-FAMED
1 seeress, the Oypsy Queen. 625 Geary. my 29 lira
MRS. J. .1. WHITNEY, CLAIRVOYANT, TEST
medium and life reader, -it Stockton, au.s if
OAKLAND RKAL. KSTATR. j_
LINE CORNSR Lor. 75x125, IN EAST OAK*
J land; cheap. Apply Call Branch Office. Jyl- 71*
BRAND NEW 5-ROo.M COTTAGE, ALL MOD*
crn Improvement*. In heart or Ltirln: gluO
down. p'iO a month; large lot; great bargain; mutt
be sold.
6 -r.. cottage— 72B Grove St., Oakland: $1500;
lot 25x125; now rented tor 818 Inquire nt XV. c.
.AItiHAN. l.orln (Berkeley tralu). or J. H. STORY,
for. 7th and ________ sts.. Qatland. Jyltf 7t
g 10 DOY,'N. —
BALANCE S3 FEB MONTH.
A DOUBLE TRACK TO RE LAID TO ACCOM-
MODATE 1 HE 'I RAVEL.
18 MINUTES TO THE BUSINESS CENTER OF
OAKLAND.
The choicest and cheapest tract of property on
the line of in. Oakland, baa Leaudroand ilaywards
electric road.
Streets traded free of any coat to purchasers:
Oakland City water pipes ln front of your door
free of any coat to purchaser.
No taxes to be paid Dv purchaser until your prop-
erty Is paid for.
TITLE PERFECT. TITLE PERFECT.
FULL ABSTRACT AT DOB OFFICE.
1859 PURCHASED BY PRESENT OWNER. 1853
IN THE YEAR lsjt|.
OWN VOIR OWN BOMB.
CONSIDER THIS OPPORTUNITY.
SPECIAL OFFERING FOR 88 DATS
OF 300 LOTS. 40X135.
IN THE MOSS TRACT.
On the line of tbe Oakland and Sau Leandro Klec-
trie Railroad,
?150 TO .300 1-irh.
ACHE PRICES
.10 CASH, BALANCE *", ,1.1; MONTH.
Positively the last offer of la I at these prices and
terms. Select your lots at once aud secure a choice
loeattop. Do not wait until It is too late and then
>ou say you are tony you did not buy sooner.
1 HE MOSS TRACT "
Commands a grand view or Oakland, San I eandio
Bay and surrounding country. Ibe offer wo m.iko
during tbe meatb or July ••! lots in tbe
Moss TRACT
Surpasses any -or made along tbe great business
Uierengbfar or Alameda Couuty.
REMEMBER WHAT WE 1 El L YOU.
'i in* month is the last offer of the $150 BB 1 8175
lots lv tbe
MOSS TRACT.
Remember the
MOSS TRACT
Is situated within is minutes to Oakland.
THE MOSS TRACT
Lots are level and ready to build upon. Several
new houses are now under course of construction
lv Hie
MOSS TRACT.
Many others will come, 'those who buy now wlll
never regret their purchase Every dollar you ba-
vest tv the
MOSS TRACT
During . it special rale will double- in one year.
streets giadeu aud city water mains laid at our
expense. Kvery lot remaining ui.s.dd ou Auzust 1
will be advanced. Take our adv cc. Select your
lots at once while you can a--cure a choice location.
For n.aps and particulars a;.; to
51. .1. LAYMANCE A CO.,
At oftlce each evening nut.l 9: to o'clock.
48. Elgbth street, Oaklaud. Cat Jyl 2 lOt
* FULL ACRE: CHANCE OF A LIFETIME:
- - bargain price. CaU quick on RUSSELL A
PROSSER. Twenty-third-aye. Station. Easi oak-
la.tL IV I. lin
1 I i.i.K.l: 1 IRK LOTS.
I» Close to the present and closnr to the future
center of Oakland; streets In order and ready tor
building: within about one block ol local terry,
electric and horse can --ewer perfect and terms
to suit every luiyer; 50 lots. 30 feet front, from
_.*>oo to $1000 each; should he seen to be appreci-
ated. Apply to T. W. I. 1 1)., hit. owner, ou the
premises, or to YON RHEIN A CO.. 503 California
street. JV . -' lill
______ ~ _ ~~ "" ~"~ ~~~
y-T.'Ni: TRACT!
0 STONE TRACT.
STONE TRACT!
Situated on Altmeda Cou-ity's greatest highway,
the San Leandro road. Ihe Oaklaud. San Leandro
and Haywards elecric road passes dlrertly In front
of tliis property I.ar^e lots. iv 1 .*,.-. with ftult-
trees on ev^ry lot. lake your choice; pears ap-
' pies, apricots, prunes, peaches, cherries. English
walnuts, almonds. Wide street-, Just ink of it;
Orand street Is 100 feet wide. Terms. faO cash;
pi 50 monthly. < »'l at • -ire . don't delay.
For maps aud particulars, apply to
A. 11. BREED A CO.,
4t>o Niutb street,
ly 10 If '%.-: OakiantL
I -ACRE LOTS. SUTER TRACT.
Situated on the Redwood road, near Frultvale
:.ve. and San Lea-ictro elei'trlc-road; grand oppor-
tunity r..r . safe specnUUloa; this property can be
tut into lots and sold at once; one or the flats
home sites iv Alameda County.
A. 11. BREED A CO..
jel 9 tf 400 Muth St., Oakland.
ttOO PER month — KACTIFCL new •
jjXmmmm room cottage; let 40x100: all modern (111 .
provetu nils; drtvoway. garden: *_500. Write or
take Berkeley tra a; »top at Gulden Gate Stat. on;
ask for F. r.tiKiii.K, owner. jig
Q I(}A TO 57.-..1-1 ONE BLOCK f OFF
'. i-o- Broadway, our business street: canie
passes ln Iront 01 lo;s; electric lights; electric road
2 blocks; sticcts m-cidaiiilz.d entire nance to
;. *t nn c ,u:>l only five unuutes' ride; c.v water:
gas: shade trees on every lot. SALSBURV A
CAMPBELL. 100 Ninth St.. Oakland. Je2 tr
"l, INE BUILDING LOT. .6.100; HALF A HLOCK
• 'run Telegraph -aye. electric road, near 4l);b
St.: Will exchange for furniture. Address I"! 49,
Oolden t. ite. J..JO ir
* WEEK'S NEWS FOR OCENTS-THE WEEKLY
-A I'ai 1 In wrapper ready fir malting.
OAKLAND -* 1 It N II I it,, BALM.
IF FURNITURE YoU W a N~T^TlTod^\Ni7aTiTe A P
tee SCHELLHAA__ im Eleventh it. doe if cad
A1...MK11 . 1.. Al. 1 ' ,11.
VINE IMPR.7v^D~I!_-rN7jrr~a--^ ■
1 Sonoma 1 ounty: will sell half or exchange all
for Oakland or cty property. For particulars apply
10 <:. A. BAYLY, On aye. and Sutter st, San
rrancisco JelS cod Im*
COTTAGE; 5 ROOMS; WELL FURNISH
xx ed; rent 838. Alto yonr owa terms on fine new
ft-room 1.1 ge; only $1500; positive bargain.
•■'. S. HANLEY A Co.. i:isl Park tt.. Alameda. 14 tf
LOR SALE ORRXCHANH AT ONC--A BKAU*
» Uful aoti home ou Alameda aye., near Chest-
nut station ; _*,0a 150 ft ; lot rroitlug south ; .*> rooms,
hath, chicken-houses, etc.. etc.: price $5000. sub-
ject to a mortgage of $1500 In Building and Loan
Association: will cci opt $1000 or $150J ca.b and
tbo b.rance In the shape or a chicken ranch with
convenient lind cheap tranaportatlon facilities and
ln a gfod climate. CHAS. 1., NAYLOR, l*» Mont-
gomery st., San Francisco. jy 1- 7t
1.) PLACES (HEAP POR CASH; All -1 i-K sold)
_- on account of departure ior England : 1 a cottage
of 5 rooms; the other tf-room; elegant 2-story
dwellings; best o' localities: either place one block
from station. THOMAS A. SMITH A CO.. Heal
I state Acunis. 1001 park St.. Alameda. JylOSt
l/ARGAINS IN ~
-' INSTALLMENT HOMES.
4 2200- gl so cash. $20 per month: beautiful new
cottage; near Grand -st. statiou (modern improve-
ment s>.
$'_250-$!5O rash. $20 per month: new fotta^e;
Latin avo. (modern improvements).
$2400— 5250 -'.*-'.*. per month: 5 room rnttaje
I new), near station (all modern Improvements).
» 188 g.'.-ii cash _ $25 per month: liia.ninceiit
new cottage. 30x1 17, Just nulsbed: near school and
station; all natural laltK,
- cottages or 4 rooms each. 111 good location; for
Immediate sale ou natal departuie of owner;
won : exchange.
Houses I'ulit to ortler and finished la 00 d .ys
prompt; plans aad cstim-tos furninhcd free; house*
to reut; open Suudays and evenings.
MAPI I SK A REM M EL,
The largest contracting arm in Alameda County,
Offices: AUmeda— Hay _t- Station and High-st.
tation. San Francisco— o2B Market St., npaaatta
Palace Hotel. Je-jtf tf
-a_l\lin ''"" '"' AND} S-ROOM IPO'**! -7
V - .)\>\J. $2100-30-too: lot, fl roam house;
$3000— 50-toot lot: 5 rooms and bath: all first-class
locations; Alameda, Oaklantl and san Fraaefet-a
property; to exchange for outside KndS] furnished
and uururulstied house: rooms for rent. with or
without board. MPs. 1. 11 CHANDLER, 1388 Park
st. Masonic bnlldlng. Alameda. je^'J tf
«*_*>wA CASH; BALANCE-*-. PER MONTH;
•_-_t__lU lot i-.l.l S:tj; 'J slot bouse of 5 I "11,1111
and bath; located 011 one of the liet avenues; con-
V elite to school and station; price $2500. No. 17.L
$2500— Lot 3:1:4x100; new cottage of 5 rooms
anti bath; good locatiou; line view; $3.0 Cash: bal-
ance $30 per month. No. 209.
$2650— L0t 25x150; cottage nt 5 rooms and bath .
y 0.l nt -Igi-b. ili-.0.i ; eat work done; $500 cash;
balance $.'5 por month. No. 241.
$1000— L.t 51. 15**: cottage of 4 rooms, bath:
sunny side or leading avenue; convenient to sta-
tion: .500: i.ii.in.c $50 par month. .221.
$3205— L0t fi7\l_K; cottage or 6 rooms ami bath:
N. anie nt BAi-iiue; ii-e i... ation; street work -lone:
$500 cash, balance * -.*> per mouth. No. '_'-•-*.
$.200— Lot 37:6x150: cottage or 5 moms and
Lain : lar.e atiic; excellent neighborhood: near
riieatnut-st. station; $200 cash, balance 950 per
month. No. 200.
< Loire lota at a hargsln in all parts of Alameda;
bouses to let and money to loan. 9. P. Mol'.E A
CO., 1432 l'aiw it,, Alameda; 402 Montgomery tL.
San Francisco. |eA tf
AI.A 51 ED.A ROOMS A.Vl> HOUSES.
I. IN F^rAT,To_il^E'FF;M_\^^ y|l, N-.
» H. S. FALCONER. 12 Montgomery St. j,\TH7t
UK 1.1. FY BKAL F STAFF..
la\ 1 Htm 1. til 11 nisi; , LOTS — $250 AND
tJUU upward; near Berkeley train: electric roads
pass ne»r IKb properties; values sure to double;
terms— s years, easy payments: houses ball! to suit
on Installments; 3 new cottages now ready and for
sale. Write or call on F. BOKOLK, owner. Hoi,
Gate, Cal. jyp tf
L*or SALE— ON EASY TERMS, OR KXCHANOB
- for unimproved property:! new ft ami 6 room cot-
tages: must see them to know what a bargain there
is in them. Apply to XV. O. McGINTV, owner,
Oolden Gate. jyp tf
ItI.i'.KF.I.KV I'KOI'KKTV YVANTI'IL
W ANTKD IN I I l.h I LEV~ToMFOKTAHLE
•' bonse of oor 7 rooms 00 good lot, for which
owner will acrent country property In part pay-
ment; no agents. Addr**. B. P.. box 47. this
nffice. mt 17 if
CO BT-KA CTO MA ANU - ___________:
JAMES Mil tt.NAHKV, CARPI NTER AND
0 builder, 183 Eddy— Jobbing, repairing attended;
store and office fitting a specialty. Telapn'e ________
JV.LAWRENCE.CARPKNTER AND HUILHKA
« YIP Aacrauian-o abi cabinet work and fitting.
•dites promptly attended: telephone OOP. laiOit
1 *iVItITKK«a.
1 ALIOKAI'Ii NOS. 1. « OR 3 WILL PLEASE
' ' you best; 3 lo choose from; all llrst-claaa; 48
characters, all caps; 7.' characters, upper and lower
case, or 78 characters, doable case also; latest Im-
provements; thousands of users: results are elo-
quent; rend our testimonials from practical people;
facts and figures tell the story : come in and talk It
over. CHARLES K. NA A LOR. general aaent. 13
Montgomery st. Jeltf if
HOUSES TO LET.
CIA 3 NICE SUNNY ROOMS AMD ______
____t_____j_______[^ Sacramento st.: rear. jyl6 3t«
<ZZ"7() 5015 -» UTTER ST.; 9 ROOMS AND
ap IV. batn. CHAS. ASHTON*. 411 Montgomery
"■■•«'*>-* \ jyl--6t_
,"(1-7 QODuli - FINE STABLE, WITH LOFT.
"•'■ and large yard; reasonable. jylß tf
CHEAP HOUSE; 6 ROOMS, HATH AND YARD.
V__ln quire .39 Nop st., cor. Nineteenth. Jylti 21*
JFAHI OK HOUSE — tf "ROOMS. RATH AND
x laundry; 25-, very pleasant location: conven-
,en -') c-uie-cars; 17 minutes from Montgomery
anil Market; will take only small, quiet family
without children. Inquire of DEMPSTER. 202
-M-rket «L Je.s SaSu tf
1 ,i I )*s WASHINttTON— Hot SE OF 11 BOOMS
• *»A_. and bath: stationary wasbstands: marhle
mn-i'eis. convenient to 2 lines of cars: rent ■_"» a
nionth._Apply premises bet. 10 a. m. and 3 p. m.3**
1. I* RNISHEU HOUSE. 8 ROOMS AND BATH:
t.i FA* *"■• *" ,c - ! •*-■••"- --Rag strictly choice. Apply
•"'Ha I. -MORRISON, Berryman Station, Berk-
*',*-* . Jyis7t«
TTO USE « ROOMS. HATH. 12- CEDAR AYE.,
xx 1 tf Van Ness, uear Geary sL j-i5 '2*
<< J fl - ROOMS; LARGE YARD: CELLAR. 39
5 1 ■■• Dure st.. ott Harrison, bet. Ninth ana
Jgn '--- ■ ;•.!. ->-...«
Sl9*i 00 1428 _ ELLIS — 6 ROOMS AND
,V.,'*" c '• VXJ. bath: large basement and yard.
CHAS. ASHTON. 411 Montgomery at. JylO lm
OesA 1210 GOLDEN GATE AVE.— IO BOOMS
-_**_"_. fctl ,| bath; larsre planked basement. CHAS.
ASH lon, 411 Montgomery sL JylO lvi
I I ALF UPPER FLOOR. WITH POWER: 328
__iJ'' ! -- Apply 328 Hush M., room 4. jyli 31*
-8199 "ill 7 BOOMS, HATH: ALL IM.llOVE-
<&____--. OX', „. .,|,, 1822 Filbert St. Jyl4 3t«
I I <'l *••: 4 LARGE ROOMS— LAROE YARD
-A and basement; all Inclosed: water Included:
a 1 van tent; rent low to suitable faml In-
qalra on premises, '-13.U, Harrison st. jyU 4t*
Of}-/ TWELFTH-TENEMENT OF 3 ROOMS,
_______ upper part, for small family. JyU tf
<|li REAR HOUSE. 41 BOOMS AND CELLAR.
V ' "■ Tji Howard, near Third; no children. 13 tf
I • ORNER 1 EN TV-SEVEN TH AND ZxL~\.
x■■ bama. house 4 rooms, stable : .10; water free..*
Cj"! Q 306 NATOMA: 5 ROOMS.
!*%i» • I 1 ■■' — 310 Natoma; 5 rooms.
*'-"_ SO— sol -Nj.lom 1: 5 rooms aad bath.
CHAS. ASHTON. 411 Mont.ornery St. JylO lm
<Zi'{ I 23 HISS - G ROi'MS AND RATH:
'il'yi . large ink; .1 basemenL CIIAS. ASH lON,
4. 1 Montgomery -t. J-'- 0 n.i
ffi»*>K HOUSE 7 ROOMS, BATH AND TARD;
»,i _.«_/. 138 Greenwich at. l-i re BIT. ear Urata
a ich and Dupont sts.. or Ml Broadway. JylO If
SANITARY* PLUMBER AND GAR. FITTER;
Jobbing of ail kinds: work guaranteed or no
char... I HAS MEKHAN. c.,-' *-.. 1. ■•■nto. 1 1 Bin
(.11 ll' .'.(.a io 1... I.
I/LKGANT 4 ROOMS LAROB BASK.
' - ment and yard; $19 CM). with water aud ashman.
-a 9 Harrison at., beL Fifth and Sixth. Jyls 7t»
I OTTAGE 4 ROOMS, STABLE 870 WALNUT
s ave, near LaKtn.a st.. BeL Post and Sutter; 3
rooms on Sutter st. to 1631**4; >12. jj ij 3t*
J-.1-1 DOLORES. NEAR T*lT__fTY-_IRBT-_COT-
*-* 1 - tage; 5 rooms; bath. jy is
081 .*".-- 7 -COTTAGES: A AND I RMS; RATH.
*_P __ banement. >ari- 15: and Dolores. Jv 1 3 7t*
*>| Tl Gi-.AKV— -**-'' «* » CAITrAGE, CONTAIN.
■" ' I V :. ■.mmv rooms. Ivl'_7t*
I I.A 1 a ill 111.
s_- I 1 NICE FLAT 7 ROOMS; BATU;! KEY 402
________ Ninth sL J y 1 6 if
Mt 'HELN PLAT 8 LA RGR ROOMS; WOODMAN-
i'I tel: tlie beartb. 519 Oak sL Jyltitf
7ft'> FOLBOM LOWFRFLATg ROOMS PATH.
I -*___ -,;.,, new taaprovementa; Cbe.p. jv 16 7t*
•-'T'-i; ' "O'VARD— DESIRABLE LOWER FLAT.
— •— ' 5 rooms: rent reasonable. Jylf>3t«
"L-XTRA FINE FLAT; 0 ROOMS ; BATH; SAN'I-
JJ tary plumbing; modern improvements: Oar.'
F-ills. Hayes rabies. 1314 Fall, near Baker. 16 lot*
♦» ROOMS; $10. 6 BONITA Fl At 1 . OFF POLK,
.J between Vaiiejo and Green eta. jyltf 3t»
L'LAT OF « ROOM-. 1123 BUSH ST. '.
* Jyltf 14t*
•*-<_! J ** EW --AT OF 8 ROOMS; HATH: ALL
«_ _••_-. : -crn Improvements. 1 10- Gough. 16 8t«
it'll* JESSIE— FLAT 5 LARUE SUnTa' ROOMS.
H_?.___ Jyltf 3t«
1 A BOOMS AND RATH: TWRLI i.i ST.: THOR-
"' oughly repaireu; Lltumltiuus pavement; quiet
I. "Ull U1.1 hood; low TCUL DEMPSTER. 30 Uien
1 .11 » aye. Jy2 tf SaSu
C; I A SCNNY CORNRR FLATS Or 3 ROOMS;
•iT IV. -.0 Heron st., off i.i_i,;ii. between Feb
and Harrison: also atljolnlug flat, pi. I\i KSI &
CO., 14 Montgomery st. if li 3f
<•)(! MODERN FLAT OF 1; ROOMS. 6 . ~
Km- — x. Everett, near Fonrth and Howard. JylS 3»
Q 1 ') NICE FLAT, 4 ROOMS. HALL. DOUBLE
C -«> parlors. Itos Stevenson, ar. 18th. JylS 4t*
llS 1 LANGTON — m xl I lint FLAT;
X IQB latest Improvements. - v. Jy 14 If
7 WILLOW AVK. NEAR LARKIN— 4 ROOMS.
I bit 11 rani ?17 50. Jyl 1 3l*
'I'u LET— FLAT OF 8 LAROE SCNNY ROOMS
1 and bath, 10 Lloyd St., Ok Scott, uear Wal.
iff- jylll tf
9/171 FOLK— NICE FLAT OF tf ROOMS
—■ ' I 2 and bath; In perfect order; $27 50. Jl.ltf
QPI Q 2 NEW FLATS, 5 ROOMS AND HATH;
'."•.• 41ti Seventh St. Jyll 8t»
1,-LAT. 4 OOOD SUNNY ROOMS. 4 "p.- WELL
• tve., oil Mission, ne.ir Tweuty-, . water in-
cluded. Jym 7t»
U'PPERAND LOWER I LATS. tf HOOMS EACH-
-1 *1. ami $10; water HiCludtd. 3125 Mission St.,
li^ar Ttventy-elgbtli. • lo If
171-1 I'OST-NFSW L'I'PER AND LOWER SUN,
lill ny flats. 3 and 4 rooms, balh: surrounded
by gardens: reasonable; good tenants. _, > i 0 7i *
Q«;»» UPPER FLAT '• ROOMS. BATH. 396
%. *--" Waller sL. cor. I il.nore. JylOSt*
Q(i UPPER AND LOW S AND 4 ROOM
-_. •'. flats; newly papered snd painted; bays at 35
Victor »:., off I*4l Bryant, bet. 7tb and Stb.jylO 71-"
OCNNY FLAT; 6 ROOMS: BATH; MODERN IM-
i- provemu. Apply 225 Ridley, cor. Mark«Llo ll*
o>*| E FLAT 4 ROOM WATER FKEK; L'Rlr
__-_-____" r : v ** * ' -'-■ *- ns b At. Jy7 tf
FLAT OF 4 ROOMS; BATH. 3__ya TEHAMA
1 st . BeL Fourth and Fifth. j> 7 tf
A UNFURNISHED KOOMS FOR HOUSEKEEP-
- lag. Apply at SSS Kddj *:. je-.'3tt
QI A FLAT 4 ROOM- AND HATH; SANCHEZ.
0 1 '- nr. Market. a 1;, . >IUS Hay, room 1. 24 tt
KOa-SKK ks PI s_, gDOM*.
A Ij> 1 IHIRD — glOl LARUE .sICE S_N>.
— ia C _ room tor huusekeeplng. Jyltf lot
I R/.0 LEA VKN * 01-TH. N EAR J ACKSON-3
I ».)' '.I unfurnished rooms: $7. jyltf "_t*
Iftl II LEAVENWORTH _ ELEGANTLY FUR-
•I Lf-LU ius:...; rooms; complete lcr housekeep-
Htg. jyltf at*
.1(1 CLARA. BET. THIRD AND FOURTH -3 OB
_ •__/ ; rooms; furuUhed r- r louse. . Jyltf aie
OOQ FOURTH-FURNISHED ROOMS llOUSE-
_______ ke-plug and single. jyltf 2f
lii FO--**O*a- — HOUSEKEEPING ROOM,
I Vf-11l large, sunny. 831 50 week; also single. 16 2*
1111 WELSH, OFF FOURTH—- OB 3 FOB-
XI I; nished rms.; housekpng: reasonable lb 3t*
I 1")'' * vi -'*- CARLO A i E.. bet. MISSION AND
1 I — < ' Valencia. Eighteenth a..d Nineteenth— 2
or 3 furnished or unfurnished rooms. 1. 1 rival-
family, lor house-eeping. JrlB-t*
" I I*) XX r A SUING TON -SUNNY. U NFC RN IMI ED,
a>V>— hoiiseheeplng rooms; running waier.jyis 7*
lt>7l I LARA— - ROOMS FOR HOUsEKEKI'-
• ____ ______ '-' iairnlsbed or unfurnished. |yl» Of
7 I I STOCKTON— NICELY FURNISHED, WITH
I I -I uae of piano If desired; 810 and $12. ;y't_ -'*
.. SUNNY UNFURNISHED ROOMS. Siit. 18
0 Lewis st , off Taylor, near Post. JylS 4t*
I A MOSS, OFF Howard! BET. SIXTH AND
I *J seventh— Nice sunny Iront and bacs lioii»e.
keeping 1 on. a-, tim: bath: rent cheap. jyls 2t*
lOAQBDDI - OR 3 SUNNY FURNISHED
I UV. housekeeping rooms. jvl4 s:*
1 1 \~ NKW MONTGOMERY—NICE FURNISHED
XXJtJ housekeeping suites: $9, gio »11. •. 1 1 gge
(* I _> FOLSOM. BET. SECOND AND THIRD—
A- I O sunny parlor suite, housekeeping, hath;
single rooms; terms reasonable. Jyl4 7t»
I Q9A STOCKTON -2 OR •> NICE SUNNY
. _-» rooms; complete forhtiusek'p'g: cheap. 5*
l 1(1 MINN A— - LARGE RO.iM-: KI'ICHEN;
iii' i.r*t floor; furnished for housekeeping. l ■_' 5*
,-. MOSS. NR, SEVENTH. OFF HOWARD N EAT-
-0 I.v furnished sunny rooms for linht liousekeep-
lng; no chlliiren: terms reasonable. JyO 7t*
PjLI 1 I"'V SL'.N.AV FRONT FURNISHED
_Z__— _________ _________! for bousekeeriug. ]y7 tl
111 MINNA, ' 'Mi OIFI. AN HOUSE " -||.;s;'-
XX.' keeping »nd fnrnlshed rooms: reasonable. 2 lm
Cl r_ EDDY— HOUSLKEEPING ROOMS; ALSO
11 _» ova Jy2 tf
_» 1 C MINNA — SUNNY ROOM FURNISHED
.J 1 _■ complete for bou.aekeeping. k-J.I tf
C- 11 31 --H.AT; 3 NICK FURNISHED
XJijyj rooms; rent »14. je.:' tr
SI A HOWARD - BEDROOM AND KITCHEN
I'A , i-lt.-.l for I 0n,.. .... • : r ■■- I $12. ill)
ItOIIMS TO I.' T.
.;0 ELLIS — NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
_■"-' rooms, en suite and slii£ic; rent reason-
Jy ltf lm
01 TURK-SUNNY SUITK: HOT AND COLD
sFIC' water; suitable for gentlemen. Jvltf2t»
O'JO TURK-FRONT PARLOR; ALSO SINGLE
.JirO room; b-Bteteeptag lf desired. Jylo3t«
AflCl TURK —NEWLY Kit I SHED HOUSE:
XXIO not and cold baths throughout house, jylt; 3"
>) I 1 FOLK-SUNNY BAY-WIN DOW ALCoVE
.J l X suite; terms rettonai'le. Jyltf Sf
|(!|l||l HTDB — NICE FURNISHED ROOMS;
XX'Xjyj'i Have sun all day: bath. lyto-t*'
Ql Q HYUE-ELEOANT FURNISHED AONNI
a/1 U room with bath; private family. Jylß 2f
A (V) ooLDi-.N BATI AYE. — LARGS BOOM;
XX' mm hot and cold water; suitable for '_. j. 18 'if
II iiim: — 3 NICE FURNISHED ROOM!
1 J. reasonable. Jyltf.-Jt*'
,-.)•■) HOWARD— NICE SCNNV SINGLE AND
x ' — « > double rooms; as ami ba*lb. .Jy id St*
tiIQKLLIS -THE ESMOND; NICELY Hi;.
•> 1 ».' nished rooms, sing, or en suite. Jj 16 lot
1 fIO.I POWELL— LARGE FRONT SUNNT KUK-
X XJ~X nished, also single rooms, cheap. Jyltf 2,*
HOC JACKSON— FRO-.TROOM: NICE*
t'mmO iv furnished; rent reasonable. IylQ 2f
1 C.l . POWELL — NICELY FURNISHED SIN-
X UJ. I gle sunny rooms; $.. with gas Jyltf at*
C_XO 3OR « ROOMS; LAHOE YARD; IN ALA-
Cy I —i. metis. Inquire at hotel. Ills It -il t_-Mt»B.B*
1 1 A LINDEN AYE., OFF VAN BBSS, BF;T. lilt
J O and Hayes— Large unfurnished front room _*
QA*^ MONTUOMFK\ -CHOICE NEWLY FUR-
OU- nished rooms; 91 50 to f.i per week. Apply
room 9. - - - . jyltf at*
BURNISHED BASEMENT ROOM; STOVE,
A closets, water. 371 Minna st. near Fifth. «*
07 ALABAMA. NEAR TWENTY-FIRST— 3 OR 4
O I unfurnished rooms: bath; also 1 furnished
room, place for horse and wagon. Jylti St*
7f;|l lIOWARD-FURNISHED SUNNY HAY-
*U I 2 window room, with gas. JylO St* -
*>lf*) THIRD. OVER POHKSTORE —3 FURN.
_______ front rooms; others. Jyltf Sf
7 1 i\ FOLSOM— ICKLY FURNISHED ROOM IN
I laJ private faj-llj ;po month. '■ • .
-lIC HAVES— "THE UIFFORD**; SINGLS'FTNU
J _____ nished light houst-lte-plnit rooms. Jyl6 lm :
7/1Q O'FARI'I.LL — a SUNNY ROOMS COM-
I V'O jd.tu for liou.ekeepiug; other single rooms,
tunny. jy!s sf
~~^*^-^^-—»———^— —■■»■— —___—■■
ROOMS TO LET-CONTINI
*>1 _>'_> MISSION— LARGE SUNNY FURNISHED
-. 1 OO rooms $-3; also single $5. JylS lOt
-> I f\A O* A ELL— UN ROOMS; SINGLE
-I- lv and en suite. Jyls St*
T*Jt>) POST-SUNNY DOUBLE PARLORS; SIN-
«-— glo* rooms; board optional; private fain-
-'Y* Jyls 3t*
000 BUTTKR — SUNNY FRONT RoajM: FUR.
bO- nished. JylS 7i*
1117 SUTTEH-LARGB FRONT ROOM : 9 MF.N ;
- 1 - L X I AAltn or witnout board. yl 6 3 1 •
n_JQ SUTTER, COR. POLK— LAROB SUNNY
Alio rooms: cheap; light housekeeping. Jl5 Si*
ftrjAl LBATRNWOBTH— NiI ELY FURNISHED
yjxjyj-i sunny front room: 1 or 9 gentlemen. JlStf"
V ' [i llil-l> — .-» SUNNY ROOMS; RENT $10;
iJ.JXJ key upstairs. -..-'■;••, Jyls
OnO L*-AVF:n*WORTH -NICELY FURNISHED
CJXJ _* sunny rooms: wth or without bond. _*- 15 It
*•'>!* post - parlor suite: furnished;
XI OU also single rooms; good location. . Jyio tf
I .).) SHOTWELL-5 UNFURNISHED SUNNY
-1 --— rooms and oath. jyls m*
"I A 7 FIFTH-LARGE UNFURNISHED ROOM.
XX' I Jyls If _
9_>ff TAYLOR — HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
.miOU sun. front suite, $__; other rooms, jy 14 liv
I*l TAYLOR — 9U99 BAY-WINDOW AND
1 1 oth^r furnished rooms; reasonable. Jyll sl*
*1 i)(\ ELLIS. BET. POWELL AND MASON. 8, P.:
XmmU Royal House; Just opened; rooms to let by
day, week or month: open all night; metallic fire-
escapes; well lighted and ventilated: everything
new; hrsi-clsss reading-room, containing dally pa-
pers; Incandescent light In every room: per night
3,".c to $1 51): weak si 75 to $6; mouth $7 to $30:
Mark- t- ■ cars run within a block or the house.l 3 if
1 9 1 MONTGOMERY— LARGE SUNNY ROOM
X .mi I new ami elegantly furnished: terms reason-
able; bouse changed hands. jvia tf
91 _1 A LARKIN— 3 FH.EGANTLY FURNISHED
I *1 front sunny rooms; housekeeping if desired,
with kitchen. JylASt*
I'Jj .> POLS BT.— LA ROR SUN UNFUR.
1 .) I _. uiaUud front and back room; all convenU
-uces. jj i ; \jf
1 .*-. 1 BOWABD— LAROE, SUNNY BAY-WIN-
-lUtl-J .>,,w room; nicely laralabed; hath, gas;
private family. . j>ii7;«
QA 1* HO" API) - FURNISHED ROOMS. $1 50
VI U week op: also boasabp'g rms: trans't. J l3 10
_l9ft SIXTH— - THK iIACCAREAU." DOUBLE
__- V and single ___________ rooms cheap. Jyl2 im
9,1 7 CLARA, BET, FIFTH ANO SIXTH— 3
_-• - I nico rooms; $< Jyl ■_• 6*
V^INN' ROOM Foil IOK 3 GENTLEMEN IS
■_ private family. '•-.- Bosh sL. upper Hat. jyl2 tr
■J'iil. ABBOT-FORD. NAY. COIL LARKIN AND
1 Broadway— Nice. qntet. genteel and lelHte;
furnished or unturnlshod sunny rooms at extremely
__________ prices; light housekeeping permitted.!:?
"1 (\f\r\ CAFF— 3 OB 4 ROOMI-nSA^I7L^FUR-
J XJUO iilshetl. but c-ruets*. sun all day. j.lii7i*"
901 SIXTH — .-IN., AND DOUBLE FUR"
a______iil shed rooms; re-son tide. lylß lm
l.M MISSION— •_ LAR6E UNFURNISHED
JL'-q-L parlors, with nse of Path; cheap. Je3o tf
1 090 HIS-K N— HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
X XJmmXj parlor; other rooms- reasonable. |e3B lm
TiW PLEASANTON— UNDER NEW MAN*
-1 . .igemctit; is thoroughly renovated and opened
to the puUUc as a tirst-class lodglug hotel, contain-
ing 200 rooms; running water ami gas in each
room; linen changed dally; sunny reading-room;
li.it, a free: open all night: rooms a day. soc and up-.a
Aveek,-1 50 and up. 715 Howard st ,:,.. Third. 28 Ita
■J fl/_OI MISSION (THE AVON)— NEW HOUSE
J UUv-i set furniture: piaaaaat rooms, suite or
single: also housekeeping: home comforts. Je2_ 3m
»1.1|N..i..s HOUSE. 127 KEARN V PLEAS*
."A ant sunny rooms, eu taite and single; first-class
In every res pact: terms reasonable. jaiotf
I ({FLO MISSION— FINK SUITE OF ROOMS.
X >,J,J with piano; aid- single room; terms re*.
.suitable. my.' tl
V OSEMITE HOUSE. 1848 MARKET ST., BET.
I Sixth and Seventh; 35c to $1 per Bight; per
we. Is. $1 50 to $5: single and en suite; fainllies.-_.ltt
HOARDING A -SI- LOOMS.
♦JAQ li IVENWORTH— NICK BUNNI ROOMS,
t)-Q with board; references exchanged. jylti s**
1 i'A I GOLDEN GATE AVF.. ONE BLOCK FKOM
1 X >' ' city Hall— Fnrnished rooms, board:
terms reasonable; table board. jyl 3 lm
'•_l9 FOLSOM -SUNNY. FURNISHED DOUBLE
"' I — and single room-, with board; reasonable;
also table board: home cooking. Jyl lino
"I Q VAN NESS AVK— SUNNY FURNISHED
-1 O suites and single rooms; board optional, jelrf tt
\ MERICAN EXCHANGE HOTEL, SAN SI
-A a:. — Positively the Lest value I, i the city for
I eiiioine. ; or day boarders; good rooms; elegaat
table: rates 80 to $10 par wee- : per tlay . 1 aa>i-Btl
MONT-OMKRT*- IEMPF;RANCB HOTEL. 217
and 22. second st— Single meals 25c; hoard tai
rcem per day, 75c to $1; by iue week, 94 lo 55 ; frst
eta.li to -nd from the hotel- -u.io
CHILDREN BOARDED,
*! OB MORI. CHILDREN WANTED TO BOARD;
J. good home, with mother's care. Address 2820
Sixteenth st. Jyl6 -:•
•J AHA WANTS 1 OR . CHILDREN* ... BOARD!
1 . 4 '. ii Twenty-ninth s- Ivi:s 4t»
STOKES TO LET.
-j7oitir.Ll^-TH^_Tl!T^
1 with 4 nice llrlng ro n .. T.i be ,1.1 account sick-
ness; very cheap. Ad rata .re, box 107. Call
Br inch. Jvl. :it»
091 PACIFIC COMPLETE FURNISH ED ! R . 8
a.)— *i taurant, cheap, or sell furniture. Jylß 7t*
1 ARGE STORF*. SUITABLE FOR WHOLESALE
I. merchant, saloon or manufacturer business.
531 Commercial sc Jyls 4t»
I ARGE ROOM IN BASEMENT OF S. h. POCK
1- i-;xchange t.uil ling s'-itabl. for restaurant or
-arber-abop. ' Ji'l4 .'t
1 *.»/♦ FOURTH— LARtiE STORE, BASRMKNT:
___J_J sulLitde for crocKery or tnrniture busln.ss.7*'
ORE aV ITU LIVING-ROOMS. 1311 PACIFIC
0 «: : cheap. Jyl3 ll*
.1 •_» FOLK-DRESSMAKING: A YF.K.' NICE
a- AO -' re and _ rooms; good location : $20. i.ttf
LINE CORNER STORE; 3 LIVING-ROOMS;
a rent ? .-,. ,-_',-■ Mission a:. JylO If
ASvi.SSMKN I NOTICES.
V' i:- i "i .\-~1----\:r'. f w. . <T_C_ •
_-> sollduted Mining Company. Location or prin-
cipal place of business, San Francisco. train:
loc. Hon of works, Gold inn, Storey County, Ne-
vada.
Notice is berchy given that at a meeting of the
Hoard of Director-, neld on the 15tb day of July,
1 •*''-, an assessment (No. 4) of ten (10) rents
per share aims levied upon the capita] stock of
the corporation, payable Immediately In Uattea
States gold coin to the Secretary at the office of the
company. 310 Finn street. rooms 15 aim .7. San
F'ranciseo, Caiirornla.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on tbe ISth day of An. v-;. I will be
delinquent and advertised for sale at public auc-
tion, and. unless payment la made before, will bo
sold in THURSDAY, the Sth day of September,
ISI2. 10 pay the delinquent assessment together
with costs or advertising aad exponent of sale. Hy
order of tr.e Hoard of Directors.
.L XV, PEW. Secretary.
i flee— BlB Pino street, room.* 15 and 17, San F'ran.
Cisco. California. :-.,%.. jv l6 td
VtOTII i OF ASSKSSMKNT-PEEI'.L'.-SS Ml\-
— l lag Company. Location of principal plica of
business, San Francisco, CaL; location ot works,
Qntjntoa, Ariz.
Notice is hereby given that At a meeting cf the
Hoard of Directors, !., d -utio Btb day of July,
189. an intent in... IS) of 5 cents per
share was levied upon the capital stock i.r tho
corporation, payable Immediately in United States
cold coin to the secretary, at the office or the
company, room 23, Nevada block. No. 309 Mont-
gomery ■-...., Ban F'ranciseo. Calif- -
Any stiii'!- up. which tins assessment shall re-
main unpaid on tbe iitii day of August. 189 2,
will be delinquent nad advertised for sue at
public auction, and unless payment is made before
«HI be sold on WEDNESDAY, the 7ti. day
September, 18.2. to pay the deilnqnent B-tgaa-
meat, together with c, sis or advertising and ex-
penses af site. By order af tba Board of Directors.
AUG. WATERMAN, Seer- ■-. .
Offlee— Room 23. Nevada block, 309 Monti/ornery
St.. San Francisco. California. Jy7 td
"V-OTICE Of ASSPSSMKNT-C.iN-01.11.A I :>
_' New \ or- Mining Company. Location of prin-
cipal place of business, san Francisco, California'
iocstton of works, Cold Hill, Storey Comity Ne-
vada.
Notice Is hereby given that at a meeting or the
Bosrd of Director-, bald on the day of June.
1899, an assessment (No. ST) of ten (181 cents
per share was levied upon the capita] stocK or
tho corporation, payable Immediately la I uite,i
States gold toln to the Secretary at the office of the
company, room 78, Nevada Black, 309 Montgom-
ery street. San Francisco. California.
Any stock npon which this assessment shall re-
nrst-, unpaid <>n the '_ i day of Aujust, 1892. will be
delinquent and advertised for sale at publle auc-
tion, and. utiles. pa)iii'*i t is made before, will
sold on TUESDAY, the ifSd .lav of August, Ist.
lo pay tl-.e delinquent assessment together with
-is of ••dvtrtlai.ig and expenses of sale. Hy order
of the Hoard of Directors.
CHAS. E. ELLIOT. cretary.
OlTice-Room 79 Nevada block. No. 309 Mont-
gomery street. San Francisco,. California, M a.td
ALTA SILVER MINING COMPANY-LOCA.
tlon of prlnclpsl place of business. San Fran-
cisco, California; location of works. Gold Hill,
void Ulll Mining District. Storey County. Nevada.
Notice Is hereby given tnat at » meeting of the
Board of Directors, hei I on Saturday, the ISth day
of June. 189-. an assessment (No. 42) or Qiteen
cents per share was lovlo.i upon the c.nltai stock or
the corporation, payable immediately la United
States gold coin to the Secretary, at the office or the
company, room 33, Nevada block. No. 309 Mont-
gomery street, San Frauclsco, Ciiifor 1! 1.
Any stock upon whin this assessment shall re-
main BapaM on Tuesday, the 20th day or July,
1892, will be delinquent aud advertised for sale at
public auction, and unless payment la made before,
will be sold on TUESDAY, the sixteenth (10th)
tlay of Aiurust, 1892, to pay th<- dell iquent assess*
inent, together with csts of advertising and ex-
penses of s lie. By order of the Hoard of Directors.
L. OSBOKN. Secretary.
Office— Room 33, Nevada blocs, San Francisco.
California.
PROPOSALS-
PROPOSALS FOB SUBSISTENCE SUPPLIES.—
1 timet- of Purchasing and Depot Commissary, 3D
New .Mont.ornery st . San F'ranciseo, July 14, 1888.
: Sealed prop oasis, iii triplicate, subject to the usual
conditions, wli be received at ibis office until 19
o'clock m. on MON DAT, July '_'.*., l-<<).', at which
time anu place they will tie opeiieu In the presence
of bidders, for far (.lab lag and delivery of tbe fol-
lowing-named snbslstence supplies: Cod tish, eorn-
meal, tL,, coffee, lea, asparagus, bacon. buttons,
cheese, chocolate, cigarettes, cigars, crackers,
clothespins, envelopes, ham. handkerchiefs. Jam,
macaroni, mackerel, mustard, oatmeal, oil (olive),
paper, peaches, peas, i.ens, salmon, salt, sugar,
syrup, tomatoes, toweling, cracked wheat, soap
powder (Schmidts), clirlo acid, ammonia, apricots,
pearl barley, beef (dried), blacking, capers, catsups,
cinnamon, citron,- cocoa, cocoanut desiccated
1 1 Pis), hits, flavoring extracts, flour, rrnlts, ginger,
horstr-dish. Jellies, marmalades, canned meats,
okra, oysters, pi**' leet, plum pudding, preserves,
raisins, razors, sage, fsalt (celery), sauce tobasco,
sausage, canned vegetables and. Lima beans. Pro-
posals will not be considered unless accompanied '
by simples of articles bid for. The Government
reserves the right to reject any or all proposals.
Preference will he given to articles of domestic
production or manufacture, conditions of quality
and price (Including tn the price of rorelgn produc-
tion or manufacture the duty rata) being equal.
Blank proposals aud full Information as to the
quality of stores, character of packages, etc., will
be furnished on application . to this oflice. En-
a elopes containing proposals should oe marked
"Proposals for Subsistence Supplies, to bi opened
July 25, 1892," and mised to the undersigned.
C A. WOODRUFF, Captain and C. S , United States
Army. ■ Jr1617 '23 24 4t
FINANCIAL. ,
AT 120 ; KEARNY: BOOM ». YOU CAN BORROW
money at low rates: private rooms lor list;
pledges tor sale; lake elevator. mritt
CAN FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK.
is- -3« Kearuy ■_- the oaly corporation l__l leads
. flaaayoa ttlamontlt, watches; low Mgggflt 00..L
THREE HOURS OF BASEBALL
Oaklauds and (ho Belters Battle
Thirteen Innings.
Patrons Get Their Money _ Worth and the
Tailenders Get Done Up on Whitehead
Little Bangle.
Ml-MMM" : MM\M- y
It took three hours of the hardest kind of
work nud 13 hotly contested innings to
wind up th-» baseball affairs for the day at
Oakland yesterday afternoon. Twice was
the score tied, once in the ninth and again
in the tenth. For three more innings the
battle waged with unabated violence. Then
Wilton Paradise Whitehead, after putting up
a phenomenal game at short, slipped on hi*
easiest of 14 chances and the citrus belter*
came oui on ton by si score of 5 to 4.
Bat tiM liiiliMK'ers have no need to feel
ashamed of the last of numerous defeat..
They gave the Angels a strong fight right
from the start, broke even ou swats and
pla\eil a better fielding game. Hard luck
lost them the battle, as the £__.___ should
have been over in nine innings. In the filth
inning with the score 2 to 1 in favor of
Oakland, and with men on second and
third, Terrible Tom, who had not turn off
anything worth mentioning, ripped out I
double which struck the line back of first
base. Umpire Gagus was not in position at
the time to judge the bit rightly and called
it a foul. No objections were filed, but had
tin- hit bfPii giveu it would have tallied two
nieu for Oakland.
I'ATHONS HISSED TIIEIK DINVKH.
The news of the tai 1 nders' marvelous
achievement in the previous game had the
effect of swelling the attendance. Streetcar
men avlio come in on their badges were more
numerous than usual, and the Oakland
small boys kicked some m ie boards ofl the
fence and crawled through the holes in
droves. In addition tj these the stand was
filled tvitli regular patrons, and they all
missed their dinner waiting for the last act.
It was the best all-round game the people
across the bay have seen fur some time, aud
they could not afford to miss any of it.
Lester P. German of Baltimore was feel
ing as well as be ever did, and pitched one
of his choicest games in consequence.
Phenomenal Balsz of Vaiiejo was also in
fine fettle until Lester P. accidentally soaked
liim in the ribs, which jarred some of tho
ginger out of the Pbenom, but he bore up
bravely. Both i wirier, were touched an for
11 hits, which dribbled along in ones and
t*vcs. It was an unusually busy day for the
infield, as six outfielders bad bnt eight
chances among them. J. Frank Homer,
who took Carroll's place in center, bad
nothing to do but stand around and wait
until lime to come in.
CLEVER MILTON* WHITEHEAD.
Captain Carroll sprung a joint in Thurs
day's came sliding to bases and Tip is
director-general of the tailenders for the
present.
For the most part th« play moved along
with clock-like regularity, interspersed
with brilliant flushes now and then. lute
head made two magnificent one-handed
stops beck of second, El uien and Hutchin
son startled the natives with their work at
third and Grandpa McCauley accepted 20
chances at first, besides ripping off a three
citsiitim swat in the tenth that paved the
way to victory for his side.
Cousin Park and Bill Hassarner vied with
each other in the i>asseu-ball department,
but broke even with three each. Otherwise
their work was above criticism.
Oakland took tlie lead, scoring in the first
and third, The Angels got one in the fourth,
and in the uext Hasty Wright shoved his
Side ahead with a nice two-Dagger. Oak
land tied them in the eighth, the Angels
reciprocated in the tenth and then followed
three innings that wrought the populace up
to the highest pitch. In (he last, with two
oat, J. Stafford tore off a triple, Wright sent
an easy one to Whitehead, which he juggled,
nnd all was over. They play en-day at
Haight street, with Homer and Roach in
the points. The score:
AT OAKUM-. JI'l.V 15. 1892.
Oakland- au. r. b.h. an. c.-. _. k.
Kai i-.ru. I. f 6 0 0 0 10 0
Hutchinson. 3 b B 1 2 9 3 2 X
O'Brien. 2 _ 0 0-147 1
Homer.c l 6 0 0 0 0 0 0
Turner. 1 _ .'. 0 0 it 15 O 2
Whitehead, s; s ... 5 1 10 7 6-1
O'N'eil. r. f ;. 6 13 12 0 0
Wilson, c 6 0 '_ 0 5 10
German, p 5 110 13 1
Totals _...51 1 11 2 *3H 19 6
lis ANO Xl. ______ A.B. R. B.ir. S.B. P.O. A. -. K.
Stairi.rd. s. t 7 2 2 0 2 '3 1
Wright.*-'- 5 110-00
McCauley. 11. 6 110 20 0 O
Ir-.liv-v.i f 5 0 1 0 3 0 0
l.leii-.A-iti. 3 b 6 0 _ 113 1
Lytle. R.i 5000001
M atta ntar. c. _ 0 0 0 7 *_ 0
Bait . 3 I. _ .... 0 0 10 4 3 1
B_U-_.f 5 12 0 0 3 1
Totals 51 5 111 59 14 5
•Two men out Avhen th? winning rim was scored.
KINS BY IN'MN-14
Oik lands.. .l 01000010100 o—4
_Ba_ahlit.e 030 -J 00 2 03010
L_.-c-a*aa..- 001'- 0000100 I—s
Base hits 0 0012012 13101
Earned runs— Opklands 2, Eos An.-elea 1. Three
!■_**.' hits — cCaaiay. Stafford. Two-base hits—
O'Brien. Writ--. Whitehead. sacrifice hits -Hom
er, _ana__w_, Wilson; Hutchinson. First base oa
errors — » >»k land* -', Los Angeles 4. First oase on
called balls— Oaklands 5, Los Augeles 4. Left on
bases— Oakland- 1-, _______ Ant- 1 is 11. Struck ont —
By German 1. by Bain 6 lilt by pitcher— Balsz.
1 tnblt !•: ■■ ■ — Whitehead to O'Brien to Turner.
Paaacd 1 -ils-H.Asaan-.er 3. Wilson 3. Umpire—
Gagus. Official scorer— J. W. stapletaa.
RING AND MAT.
."Murjiln- Is Anxious to Meet D tim — lis
_nys Tluit Ills "Honey Talk*.
Johnny Murphy's big wad of greenbacks
when is on deposit in this city has not as
yet been covered by the representative of
Dixon mid 1. urke. Murphy has written
to the latter that he will fight Dixon at any
club In America for the largest purse and a
side wager of $-500. A match between the
two bantams should be a good d rawing card,
but as the clubs of this city are opposed to
the giving of large purses it looks as if the
Murphv-Dixoii contest, if consummated,
will be decided in the gymnasium of some
Eastern cub.
A letter received from Stockton yester
day state*, that Charley Turner, who is to
meet Williams of Salt Lake at the Pacific
Club in the '-'.".th in St., has not been training
as carefully for this fight as when he exer
cised for the McCaun contest, It is prob
able that Turner rates the Salt Lake man
as being an easy snap. McAtiliffe thought
ho had a walkover with Goddard, but he is
of a different opinion now. Turner cannot
fight a little nil when out Of fix, and if the
Stocktonian sports refuse to play him
strnn_ly it is a sure sign that Turner will
not be keyed up to the proper pitch to
guarantee the Slough City boys a race for
their money. Turner is unquestionably a
clever man, hut unless he toes the scratch
with Williams in tiptop shape the Salt Lake
represent-- tive will cart home the purse that
is offered for the mill.
A dispatch lias been received nt the
Pacific lib from Hilly Lavigue, who is
matched to fi_ht Jim Binge in August, stat
in.* that he (L ivignp) wil 1 leave Saginaw on
Monday next for this city.
The California Club will try and arrange
a contest between Greggains and Costal
on Monday evening. Doth men -ire anxious
for a contest.
The Vail. i Club has matched "Spider"
Kelly and Paddy Sullivan for a contest
whicn will take puce August 11.
Whoever thought that Hilly loon, the
wres'ler, would become a benedict? Mul
doon. according to the latest wired news
from New York, has given no all ideas of
single life, and in future he will be known
as Hilly Muldoon, the married man.
CROCKER BUILDING.
I tractor's I J em aml a Tied I -,• by a
Claim for Damn?***.
11. P. Sessions and Donald McKay have
brought suits*, in the Superior Court against
Owen E. Brady and Patrick Degas and the
Crocker estate to enforce mechanics' liens
for _>-__- 24 and $90.1 respectively for hum
log granite nnd stone and for the .tone
work on tho Crocker building. Tne con
tract of Brady ami Decan was for 5118,000.
on which _-_,< 00 is due, but it appears that
they overstepped the time limit in their
contract for finishing the building ana the
estate has made a claim for some 190,0.0
damages arising thereunder. The .sub
contractors, Avhose claims are thus tied up,
maintain that in justice they should not be
made to suffer, having fulfilled, their con
tracts, and that the estate, if it has any
claim for damages, should reimburse itself
out of the surplus after paying off the sub
contractors and if there is none then to sue
ihe main contractors on their coutract for
ages. _ ■ - ■
—
The Grand Jury.
The County Grand Jury was in session
yesterday, and reported one Indictment to
Judge Troutt. The name of the iudicted
one was kept a secret. Bail was fixed at
£3000. lt was reported that robbery was
the charge upon which the indictment was
based. ."."■•" „-V-.
Cogswell College.
. The trustees of the Cogswell Poly technical
College entered suit yesterday in the Supe
rior Court against the Tax Collector to have
it declared that the property on . Twenty
sixth and Folsom streets is not subject to
taxation under tho laws of the Slate and
that he be enjoined from selling it for tin*
assessment of .60,770. Increased afterward
30 per cent by the Board of Equalization.
The real estate was assessed to Moses Hop
kins and the personal property to the col
leger The contention of course Is that t c
property is used for public school purposes
and therefore exempt from taxation under
the constitution. The hearing in the mut
ter to dissolve the injunction forbidding Dr,
Cogswell from distin bin* the trustees in the
possession of the coll building was lut
over by Judge Levy until Wednesday.
WANT THE CASES DISMISSED.
The Welch mid M«Maß«a Factions Will
Temporarily kgrmm on That,
The, cases of John Welch and William
Phillips, charged with assault to murder for
their connection with the rtcent bloody
encounter between the McManus and Welch
factions, came up on the calendar in Police
Court 1 yesterday. There was no complaint
0:1 file, and the attorneys for thn defense
asked that the examination proceed or tin
cases be dismissed. Policeman Little then
ewore to a complaint against Welch, mul
Doth cases were continued until Monday.
Seme time ago Frank AlcManns was al
lowed to pay a fine of So for assaulting
Welch and Officer Little during the battle
on Third street. It is now hinted til 1 th*
warring factions bare decided to bury tin
hatchet until they secure a dismissal of the
Charges now pending.
The charges of drunkenness and vulgar
language against McManus for bis boister
ous conduct in Police Court 3 were contin
ued lor a Aveek.
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
Antoine and (as attorney) ..rit.'o Horclto Sarah E.
Bourn, lot on N Hue or Broadway, 137 : d _,'
ISuctiiiniin. E 35 by N 137:0; $10.
Annie Donahue (by attorney to Sarah E. ltoura,
lot ou > line or Broadway, 13- :6 Eol Huchar.au t;
5 by N 137:0: P5.
... H. McCreerj to I. L. ami M. Hoaeathal, I. H.
HofmanaaudM. Sand-aimer, undivided hair or lot
en Si* corner of Devisadeio and McA lister street.,
a 02:0 by E 106:3; $5937.
Estate of John .--ullivau to I. 1., and M. K..-e it__ .
I. _. llofinn.in and m. soadtaeleaer, undivided ba i
of same: p 5937.
Sarah I'iumt othai lo Ber-Ard Hlunieutbal, uud.
v.ii.ii half of lot on aa side of l.oit street, 100 s o.
Golden Gate avenue, 8 *_» by W iuji.l: Mso lot .. i
X line of pierce street, 11-:.' 3 ot .ork, 825 by j.
lU6:.': also undivided half of lot ou XX aid. of :"•>;.
rtre i. 100 Nof McAllister, > -.'5 by W loci. I aU
lots 121, 023 and 635, Gift Map 2; flit
William B. .Swain a,iU Wife to XL and Ueor^es I.c
Boy, Mission bloc. 83. bounded by Fifteenth, ma
tectitli. Church and Dotore. streets, quitclaim
deed: $.0.
I'll ily V. 11-iver to Winifred S. Chase, lot on X
line t.f • astro stieet, ->0:6 S of Hill, 8 _;.:„ by X
80; IjilO.
1.. Handler and wife to William F. Golden, com
mon.lng 125 Kor Castro street aud .3 Si of l'weu
ti th, -*a 21:0 by l-J .5; *10.
Jean i*. Omtgmt to Kosiue Berber, It on N line ot
Eighteenth streeL lii) ay ol Noe, W 100 by IS 114;
gtit.
William T. Ed wards to Augusta M. Edwards, let
on E line of Shut -.vel. Street, 211:8 Sof Tweiuy
linn, is 18:1 by t. 115: gift.
D-Y Id 14. Jones to Lille K. Hu -terfii'ld, lot. o:i VV
line of Dolores sir. ci, 51 :_ M of Army. _N 25 by '»♦
Ill; gilt.
_Ro.es A. Goldstone to A. and Margaret Hul ten,
lot an XV line of Douglass street, 10U i of Twoti.y*
fourth, S 25 by AY 125; .10.
.I.G. Eastland aud it. A. Urqabart aad Avlves t.i
William Rlee man. lot on E Hue of Kearny street,
33 A' of California, N 17:10-,-, by E 62:8; $10.
S. J. Straus aihi wife to Charles F. ... I.a Y'loiettc.
lot on NX tine ot Stanley place. 220 SiV of tit. , it
street, NW SO-] NE 112:6; $10.
J. 11. Drama iond autl wife to Start E Drumm
lot mi >_ line of Clementina street, *>. SAY ,-,
Fourth, _V# 25 by SL BO; gilt.
Arthur D. Harrison .-> Daniel Meyer, lot on XV
corner of Sixth and Townsend btreeis, Nay 215 by
svv 137:-: #10.
C -11111 F. yon Raloho-tbaslte to Charle. S. Grille, '
lot on Sfc. corner of X street and Twentieth avemi-,
E 1.5 i.y N 250. as recorded; $.00.
John it. Syrlug to Jane Tru. body, lot 609, Gift
Map 1; pA).
Ann K. Freda ricktna to Theresa Doyle, lot on W
line or Tehama street, 325 N of Norwich, W eO by
M 115, 1' V .amis; girt.
.1. Ims Richards and wife to .t^im and James E.
Clasliy, lot oa SW corner of Berlin st eel aud Sliver
ha -nun. 8 171, **" 120, N 1-5:2, MO3 de?. 30 m ■„..
L to beginning-, $10.
Peter C- t'auutiu to James E. Gordon, lot on AY
line ot Castro street, 103:0 Bof stales. > 103:., ai
100, 104:2, E 100, block 15. Flint Tract; .10.
James i- Oor 1.-v to Frank Siultli, lot on SW
comer of Miles and Castro streets, _ IOJ, 8 101: A
E 100, N 103:6; *10.
Ft auk Smith to Jaiues E. Oordoß.tame; 01
s. 11. Williams and wife to James K. Taylor, lot
on Bw line or Berlin street, 150 &_ of H.ic.ll, S_
50 by SW 120; $10.
Francis Doud to Annie J. Pardee, lot on W line
of Arch street, 200 8 of Central. s 50 by vv 100.
block -5, City Land; $10.
AL.Alltl.lA COUNTY.
James J. Foley Jr. of Oakland 10 James Smith of
Oakland, lot ou S line of Eleventh street. 75 AY f
' v. >>' 75 by 8 100. block 147, K.elier.__ijji"-:'-
Map, Oakland; $10.
F. Jr. and Emma M. Tillman, or San Franclico.
to Marcus Hupp of tan an.l. lot ou NE corner of
Ballroatl .-ive- me and .Adeline street, N4 J by E OJ,
pioek 537, Oakland; $5.
William ¥. ami i;. Cralghlll, of Baltimore; to
Frank Tapper of Colorado, land beginning at a
Point where the Hue of Hallroad avenue Is inter
sected by the line dividing the Fitch .a- soar a
Tract from the lli_U.ini 1 rait, the. MV along
Railroad avenue 1 8:9 by S VI 150, portion of Fltea
tract, Alameda; 1".
Charles V. .-. tad Emily Thome of Alameda -.
Andrew Itndgear of Alameda, lot on NR line 01
Hriggs avenue. 350 SE or High street, SE -'.J hi'
___».. -03, BnggsTract, Alameda; $10. ,
M. s. Levy or *-..n Francis.- ti- J.J AA'hlte of
Oaki.-itul, lot on va line of tiro.t; street. -, 8 of
A den avenue. S 28 by XV 1 15, Meek D, White&er,
Hi ckharst-i Hoi and tracts. Oa kliul; .5
Andrew and Elleu Maenamara of San Francisco
to si Rodgers aod L. Crocker of san Franc. ;,.-.,, ..,.
on N line of University avenue. 50 X of Second.
h 50 by N 100. block 03. Berkeley L. .V T. I. Asso
ciation Trust, Berkeley; $250.
Charles D. aud Florence G. Allen of Berkeley to
J .mie* M. Thompson of Napa County, lot on s line
of Bancroft way, 300 W of Dana street, W 103 by S
--tf'j, blocs 12, College Homestead Association,
l-.er-eley : $10.
Claries B. aud Clara A. Andrews of Oakland to
Edward McCoy ot --an Francisco, lot ou - 1; Una of
Davenport street, 230.50 E of Connty road No.
15--5, leading from Sau Leandro to Oakland, 880
by S 134.--. Searles Trait, Brooklyn Township.
quitclaim deed; 210.
M. a d Catherine A. or San Francisco t->
California Improvement Company, lots 100 and
102. Far. pa;.-, Laundiy Farm. Brooklyn Town
ship, quitclaim deed; $10.
George G. Baker of Oakland to Frances C. Baker
or Oakland, lot 1, _l>;c. F, Feralta Heights, Eist
Oakland: gift.
Ignaznis and J. Hudigler of Oakland to Charles V.
S. Thorne ot Alameda, lot 17. l'eralta Tract. Brook
lyn Township; $10.
Emma H. Hrlggs of Solano to Henry Meyer of
Oakland; lots 1, -, -' and 9, Mock 49J, Bnggs Tract,
Map 2, Oakland ; $ 10.
O. 1. ami M. G. Deunl -on of Oaklaud to Jane New
ton (wife of Charles) of Oakland, lots, block I>,
Peraita Heights, _astO_kla_d; $10.
Alfred H. Cohen of Alameda to Oast m Strain of
San Fr.'in.isi-o lot ou SK line of Twelfth avenue. 73
NE ol Fast Sixteenth street. NK-7 by Si. D block
89, Cl i. t..n. East Oakland: also lots 3 and 4. block
A. lr ruitvale hic-uic Koad Tract, Brooklyn Town
ship: $10.
ItoberTßttrctier to Edward Klrkwoe i, 1.324 acre.t.
beginning at the NE corner tract, or land coutiiu
iug -.72 acres, heretofore set apart and distribute
to said Itobert Burcher, thence along the E line .-r
said _s7_-a_re tract sK 273:4, SW 222, NW 257:5
t-i a stake in the N' boundary Una of said 3.72-acr.)
tract. NE 219. to point of beginning, -.iagaoor
tt.m of tract A, White aud Driver Tract, Oakland
Town. Hip: $10.
Ann l-asset: Germain (Oakland Township) t.i
George W. stierow (Oakland Township i in: on SE
comer of Adeline and Stanley streets, B 9921, _
151.14. N 92.30. W 109.89, Germain Tract, Oak
land Township, $2000.
Cat. Howard of Alameda to L. H. Sly of Ala
m.-di. lot 9. act A. Broadway and Telegraph-are
nas lark Tract, Oakland Township: $10.
W. N. and Lizzio llalbert of Oaklaad to J. "■'.
Williams or San Itarael, lot 22. —-tin VU a Tract,
Oakland Township; $10.
Wi.ber L. Str?wbrlitge of San Francisco to Fer
nando a. Smith of San Francisco, lot 172, Enclnai
Park Tract, Alameda: $10.
A. C. and Mary M. PM.] of Oak and to John Dob
rindt of San Franci.co, lot on S line of Cedar street.
Si 0.14 W from E boundary line of the tract or laud
known as Daley. Scenic l'.irs; theuce aa 75 by S
124.2., bloc* 25, Daley's Scenic lark, Berkeley:
$10.
1- A. and Clare E. F. Coleman of Oakland to Mary
*_, Shaffer, wiie of S. At., lot 98, S-ar.es' Tract,
Brooklyn township; $250.
I.nlli!a-r.' Contract..
Cahill ami Ball Kl.-v.it r Cora: i.y w it- ___» es
tate, bo location given: S3SOQ,
Thrown From His Buggy.
Henry Casebolt, the carriage-builder, was
driving along Washington street, near Pow
ell, yestprday morning, when the rear axle
of his buggy broke, and the horse ran away.
One of the wheels fell off, ami Mr. Casebolt
was thrown out upon the cobbles. Officer
Donellan found him in an unconscious cm
dition, and caused his removal in a carriage
to his home. He soon revived, ami it wan
thought that he suffered only from the
shock.
REAL ESTA I £
FOR SALE BY
MS, MAGES,
Real Estate Agent,
Ab_ Publisher "Real E.ta'.a Circa' i:. '
No. 20 Montgomery Street,
OPPOSITE LICK HOUSE.
$375 rents, under lease. 875.000; lirannaii st. bet.
Si anil itb; IS?;—--?, and 40x30, wltn facto y
1.ii.l I im.'. •■■-■
Washington and Merchant (*_.. near Sansi.ni"
80x1'--:.: double front rents ____..'5 and _ room*
worth J-'O or _•. .'» : raeant; only $35,000; this __
an investment -that can be confidently recoiu-
nan la I.
Geary st.. near Kearny, rents $i! 0; lot baa .
fronts and brick buildings; .70.000. «
;i>_ooo cash, balance easy terms: -7500: I'uslist.
bet. Stockton and rowel!; 2 story ana basement
house: 11 rooms and modern convenience; lot his
2 fronts.
l.i'nts $130; $17,000; rented to a first--
Chinese firm; has been there for 10 or 15 years: lot
'.'5x137:- and brio- building; -ucraiuento St., i.e.
Kearny ________ Hupout. -
Keduced to .7500: Jackson st., bet. Montgomery
and Sansome: 30x00: making 2 corners and: 3
fronts ; pays $.0 ground rent.
Cbcap-$13,000; sth and Harrison : 61 :3xSO, anil
2-story frame with st.-re on corner: rents $_0; bal-
ance of the lot vacant.
Reduced tosi-000; Golden Gate are., ©pp. JeflVr-
aon square; 25x1-7:6 and 2-story bow window
bouse; 8 rooms, etc.; street accepted.
liroadway; 3 Hats; $5000; rents .15 ; bet. ilyde
and Lar-lu; 25x77:0, and 3-story house In Hits or
6.6 and 4 rooms; street sewered -nil macadamized;
close to Hy de-st. cable-earik . ■
Lewis st, between Post and Sutter and W. of Tay
lor; 22:6x70 and 2-story and baseineut DOW-Wißr
Uow house In flats; well rented: $5000.
16th, near Castro ; 25x100; $1700. 1 /
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