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HOUSES TO LET. ■ , ■
OAOA WAMmfoTON ASTL AXE COT~-
OUZU tage of 7 rooms, bath, servants' room.
stable and carriage-house — *,„ „?.
908 Guerrero-8 rooms; bath 40 00
2320 California— 7 rooms; bath 40 00
- 726 Shot well— rooms: bath 30 00
'-- 2726 Mission-9 rooms; bath 25 00
1137 Guerrero^ rooms: bath 22 50
2134 Union— Cottage, 5 rooms: bath 1600
1120 Florida— Cottage, 4 rooms: bath; stable. 16 00
V! 136 Union— Cottage, 5 rooms: bath 16 00
W. H. CRIM & CO., 118 Montgomery st.
flu-i 4 COTTAGE 4 KMS; LARGE GROUNDS.
<fola:. 1038 Twentieth st.. corner Dolores.
OOo£ ST.EINER— FINELY FURNISHED; 6
- Zt&OV) rooms; bath: whole or part to responsi-
ble parties. Call Ito 4. ■
PRESS HOUSE 4 SUNNY ROOMS;
\J yard: rear; $8. Key 1127 Capp st.
7>-l - FELL ST.— FINE 2-STORY HOUSE: 9
Dl «' rooms: nil modern improvements; rent re-
duced. Apply 617 Fell st.
9 WILLOW AVENUE. OFF LABKIN-HOUBE
& 4 rooms; no bath; $18. j
ODERN HOUSE ;~slx ROOMS: BATH;
yard. 26 Twenty-third st. Rent. $18.
/IOQ LEAVEN WORTH - HOUSE 9 ROOMS,
trUt/ bath. Apply on premises.
OUSE OF 6 LARGE ROOMS. 1 COTTAGE
place, off Jones St., oft. Post and Geary.
HOUSE, 9 ROOMS; RENT $20. 836$ HOW-
ard st.
TVTEW SUNNY HOUSE: 6 ROOMS; BATH;
-L> gas. 524% Turk St., near Larkin: rear.
TVTW. COR.: 21 SUNNY ROOMS: ALL FRONT:
Xi in first-class order: 504 Howard St., cor. First;
rent low to good tenant. Apply to G. H. UMBSEN
& CO., 14 Montgomery st.
9 A MARY, NX. fifth AND mission— 7
•-U nice sunny rooms; double parlors; rent $25.
O_» GILBERT, N R". SEVENTH AND BRYANT.
--tt 3 nice sunny rooms; rent $8.
AY-WINDOW HOUSE OF 8 ROOMS, BATH
and yard; in the warm belt of the Mission: no
city fogs: rent to suit good tenant. 18 Fair Oaks
St., near Twenty-first. __^
<2.Q- HOUSE 9 ROOMS, BATH: SUITABLE
tlrZO. for 2 famines; 630 Webster st. Apply
513 Oak st.
jjir HOUSE 4 ROOMS. 212 ELEVENTH
10. St., near Howard.
pOKNER HOUSE, 9 BOOMS. BATH AND
\J laundry, on Twelfth st. ; $40. DEMPSTER, 36
Glen Park aye.
TVTEW 2-STORY HOUSE OF 8 ROOMS AND
-L> bath; latest Improvements; rent $25: Castro
St., near Twenty-first. Apply to L. A. BOUC &
CO., 465 and 467 Valencia si., near Sixteenth.
TVTEW 2-STORY HOUSE: 9 BOOMS: $25: 809
i.l Castro st. Apply SOUC &CO., 465 Valencia st.
9QI Q CALIFORNIA— B ROOMS: BATH;
. £oxU conservatory; hot-air furnace; sunny.
OUSE, 4 ROOMS, BATH. 1233 TWENTY-
fifth St., near Church.
WELL-FURNISHED HOUSE OF 8 ROOMS
" and bah: rent reasonable. 737 Ellis.
fIJQC SUNNY HOUSE OF 9 ROOMS AND
<J£ OO. bath. SE. cor. McAllister and Polk sts.
MODERN HOUSE: 7 ItOOMS; BATH: LARGE
yard and stable. 417 Ridley st., opp. Fillmore.
979Q MISSION — 2-STORY BAY-WINDOW
-- I Z.O house. 6 sunny rooms; bath; large base-
ment; yard; rent low to good tenant. • ■
■I XI 9 TAYLOR— IO SUNNY ROOMS: LARGE
xOxZi yard and garden; fine marine view.
<m_' PACIFIC HEIGHTS HOUSE; B ROOMS
»^~lO. with every convenience and marine view.
1733 Broadway, near Cough st.
UNNY~HOUSE— 530 EDDY, NEAR LARKIN;
9 rooms; bath; rent $30; water free.
T ATEST STYLES IN HOUSES TO RENT AT
XJ BALDWIN A- HAMMOND'S. 10 Montgomery.
FUTINI«HED HOUSES.
99991 MISSION— 7 "bo"oSs~~AND "BATHf;
li£L~'Z fully furnished : sunny: desirable ; cheap.
TO LET FURNISHED: 713 HAVES ST.; II
1 rooms and bath; fine garden; low rental to re-
sponsible parties. Apply on premises or to MADI-
SON & BURKE, 626 Market st.
Burnished house ; 8 ROOMS and bath ;
-T plaao; ?36. 209 Valencia st.
WHOLE OK PART OF HANDSOMELY FUR.
M nished Cnt: $25. 1123% McAllister st.
I'OTIAIiES TO LET.
L r NNY COTTAGE^, 4 AND^^OOMsTbaTkI
basement, yard ; cheap. Cor. Dolores and 15th.
<Q.n COTTAGE 4 ROOMS, CELLAR, YARD;
<3p I • Thirty-h'rstst.: two blocks from Mission-st.
cars. Apply 360 Jessie st. •
pOTTAGE ON MARS ST., NEAR SEVEN-
\J teenth: rent $15. Apply 321 California st.
_"] 1 DOLORES, NR. SEVENTEENTH—
11 tage 4 rooms, bath.
<BilzL COTTAGE;. 4 SUNNY ROOMS AND
C*lt:. bath: large yard and basement; in first-
class order. 7 Hartford St.. near Eighteenth and
Castro.
OR RENT IN SAN JOSE— HANDSOMELY
furnished cottage of 6 rooms: no children; refer-
ences exchanged. C, box 44, Mercury Office, San
Jose. '
Q» I C NEAT COTTAGE: 5 ROOMS, BATH,
«J)lc>. cellar, yard. 1127 Twentieth st.
971 1 BUSH— CHEAP; 3 LARGE ROOMS:
-111 closets; high basement; large lot, etc.
"aj»Q COTTAGE OF" 4 ROOMS: NEWLY
fJx>O. painted and whitened. Rear 419 Jersey st.;
Castro-st. cars.
AY -WINDOW COTTAGE. 5 ROOMS. 16
Central aye., near Geary st.
pOTTAGE 3 ROOMS: $8. APPLY 38 VICTOR
\J St., bet. Seventh and Eighth, off Bryant.
T7«LEGANT 4-ROOM COTTAGE: GAS-FIX-
X\i tures: large yard and cellar: $17. with water
and ashman. 959 Harrison, bet. Fifth and Sixth.
79_ COTTAGE 5 ROOMS; BATH,
i *-*X basement.
pOTTAGE 5 ROOMS; BATH: LAUNDRY;
\J chicken-yard ; fine marine view; all modern
improvements; Green St., bet. Octavia and La-
Kiuia. Inquire 2619 Octavia St.. near Green.
FLATS TO LET.
/7^r~3rLN^E^ENT^r^OßTGl^Rl^Ro7~"
I OO Upper 7 rooms, bath $35 00
1025 Valencia— Lower 6 rooms, bath.. 22 60
2518 Mission— Upper 6 rooms, bath 22 60
207 Second— Upper 7 rooms... 20 00
824 Filbert— Lower 5 rooms, oath 1800
W. H. CRIM & CO., 118 Montgomery st.
9^l A POST — 2 SUNNY BAY-WINDOW
-i)l.t flats; 5 and 6 rooms and bath; $18.
SUNNY FLATS: 4 AND 6 ROOMS AND
bath. Northeast cor. Polk and Jackson sts.
OtfJ 5 ROOMS: UPPER FLAT. APPLY GRO-
«Ip I . eery, Twenty-fourth and Florida sts. •
FEW FLAT; 5 ROOMS; BATH. 926% FLOR-
-L\ ida st., near Twenty-second : $15.
Ql (X BUCHANAN — MODERN FLAT; 6
t/ll) rooms and bath ; cheap to good tenant.
T^LAT ; 6 ROOMS; BATH. 9a SIXTH ST.
AT 1 OAK— FLAT OF 4 ROOMS; $13.
9QQ OAK— FLAT OF 5 ROOMS; MODERN
ZiOO improvements; sunny side.
NEW ELEGANT UPPER SUNNY MODERN
flats. 615 Grove st. and 1421% Hayes st.
O"l Q LOWER FLAT; MODERN; 8
OXO rooms, bath, outside room, basement, etc.
1 SACRAMENTO — 7 ROOMS; BATH;
— — fine view.
■jVTICE UPPER FLAT: 5 ROOMS: BATH: 21
xi Lloyd st., bet. Scott and Devisadero, Waller
and Ridley. Apply grocery, NW. cor. Haight and
Scott sts.
INE FLAT; 6 ROOMS: BATH; REASON^
able. 941 Folsom St.. near Sixth.
TVJEW MODERN FLAT OF 6 SUNNY ROOMS;
-Li bath and large .basement. 639 Minna st.
9 NEW FLATS, 4 LARGE ROOMS: MODERN
— improvements; if desirable, stable for horse and
buggy; rent reduced. 17 Sharon St., bet. Fifteenth
and Sixteenth. Sanchez and Church.
flj;l9 SUNNY 5-ROOM FLAT, COR. NlNE-
rluX^i. teenth and Hartford; Castro-st. cars.
3 REAR HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS: MODERN
improvements; laundry. 306 Twenty -first st.
79A MCALLISTER— SUNNY UPPER FLAT; 7
I— U rooms; laundry and bath: and flat 4 ran.
FEW FLAT OF 4 ROOMS AND BATH; 4
li Lanzet St., nr. Haight and Fillmore. Apply to
123 Taylor st.
; KU CHURCH, COR. HANCOCK-ELEGANT
OOrt flats: rents $12, $18, $45; bet. Eighteenth
and Nineteenth sts. .
LEGAN'i FLAT: 6 ROOMS AND BATH;
modern improvements. Apply 2806 Howard.
OWI.Y0 WI.Y $35; WATER FREE; CHEAPEST
flats in city; contain six rooms and bath; short
- walk from business center. NW. corner Turk and
Lark.n sts. Do not fall to examine. ■
ODEKN FLAT: 6 SUNNY ROOMS: BATH;
yard ; electric lights ; cheap. 1 227 Fell st. .
T9 A Jy VALENCIA ST. — SUNNY UPPER
xCrxO flat; 5 rooms; bath and gas.
2 FLATS: (BOOMS EACHr~2fGARDEN ST.,
bet. Sixth and Seventh, off Harrison; sB and s9.
T OWER BAY-WINDOW FLAT: 3 LARGE
XJ rooms, bath. 2713% Folsom st.
HANDSOME NEW FLATS, UPPER AND
lower, of 6 and 6 rooms respectively; modern:
unsurpassed view; $18 and $20: 1134 and 1136
Twenty-second St., near Noe. Apply to EASTON,
ELDRIDGE & CO., 638 Market st.
*© 9 A FLAT 5 SUNNY ROOMS, , BATH :
tjP^U. water free. 2222 Geary st.
4 SUNNY FLATS, 4 AND 3 ROOMS EACH;
$11 and $9. 2041 Harrison st., opp. Eighteenth.
SUNNY FLAT 5 ROOMS. 638 JESSIE ST.,
bet. Seventh and Eighth.
PPER FLAT: 4 LARGE, SUNNY ROOMS:
gas, bath; bay-window; big yard. 725 Minna.
M ODEKN BAY-WINDOW KE. CORNER
flat : 6 rooms; : bath; wide hall. McAllister
und Broderlck its. . ■. . . . •
"T7LKGANT SUNNY FLAT, 5 LARGE ROOMS,
Jli bath and attic: modern improvements ; rent
$18. *! Apply SE. cor. Noe and Elizabeth sts.
F" OR SALE— A FURNISHED, COZY 5-BOOM
flat in a good neighborhood ; sun all day. Apply
Sunday and evenings, 731 Bhotwell st.
FLATS TO LET— Continued.
SUNNY" FLATS OF 4 ROOMS EACH; RENT
reasonable. Corner O'Farrell and Beideman,
above Scott. ; ' , ;
Q7 A FOLSOM— UPPER PART; 10 ROOMS,
0 I V water, $25. O'FARRELL, 11 Montgomery.
"I q ZOE, BET. THIRD AND FOURTH, OFF
1O Bryant— Nice flats; 4 rooms: rear.
Qir NEW FLAT: 4 ROOMS; BATH: LARGE
3D it), cellar. 1307 Kearny St., near Green. ■
TTPPER SUNNY FLAT: 4 ROOMS; .BATH.
U 664 Mission st. ; rent cheap.
LAT 6 KOOMS: BATH. 20 ALBION AYE.,
bet. 15th and 16th, Valencia and Guerrero.
Sin COZY LOWER FLAT : 3 ROOMS
<!M.£. bath: cellar; garden. 1008 Natoma, near
Eleventh st.
THIRST FLOOR: 4 ROOMS; FRONT AND REAR
X yards and basement: $16.
Third floor; 4 rooms and bath; no children; rent
$12 50. . .
Both these on Glen Park ay.. and very desirable
and attractive. DEMPSTER, 36 Glen Park ay.,
off Twelfth st. "
01 PERRY ST. - NEWLY RENOVATED
£i- flats of 4 and 5 rooms and bath: rent reduced.,
G. H. UMBSEN & CO., 14 Montgomery st.
UNNY FLAT; 5 ROOMS; BATH; GAS;
good view. Twentieth and Dolores; cheap.
TTPPER FLAT 5 ROOMS, OPP. SCHOOL; $13.
D Collingwood and Nineteenth sts. . ■ « .
T OWER FLAT 3 LARGE SUNNY ROOMS
XJeach; yard: basement; $10 and $12. 1807
Ellis St., near Pierce.
iAQi WALLER, NEAR FILLMORE— UPPER
■o:U<J2 flat 5 rooms; bath; north side.
ODERN NEW FLAT; 6 ROOMS, CONSER-
vatory and bath; small family preferred. 2031
Golden Gate aye.
1"r 1 Q LEA VENWORTH — FLATS OF 5
xOxt/ rooms, with modern improvements.
PPER FLAT 5 SUNNY ROOMS: BATH.
U 1511 Taylor st., bet. Pacific and Broadway.
S_QP: 5 SUNNY ROOMS; BATH. 220 VAN
<JpO«J. Ness aye.
<£ 1 1 C 1 i 4 ROOMS. 129 IVY AYE., NEAR
tJpXX.tJU. Van Ness.
LAT— S ROOMS; BATH; LARGE YARD;
$15. 234% Thirteenth st.
<D»7 S-ROOM FLAT. 522 HOWARD BT.
<p I .
TVJEW MODERN FLAT: 7 ROOMS: BATH;
x\ fine yard. 2333% Mission St., nr. Twentieth
OZY FLAT— 4 ROOMS; BATH; STATION-
ary washtub: rent $18. 1155 Howard st.
J2-9A SUNNY UPPER FLAT 6 ROOMS;
<4rZU. bath. 202 Fillmore st.; near Haight.
©in 2 SUNNY UPPER FLATS, 3 ROOMS
X \J . each ; cellar. 39 Dore, nr. Harrison and 9th.
"jjjjTTj 5 - ROOM FLAT: BATH; SUNNY."
<JpXU. 929 Nineteenth St., off Castro.
pHOICE FLATS: 1010 AND 1012 MASON, 1018
\J and 1030 Sacramento sts. : 5 and 6 rooms; bath.
Apply 320 Sansome St.. room 4.
OZY FLATS: 8 AND 34 HANOVER PLACE,
off Sacramento, below Mason; 5 rooms: bath.
LAT: 4 ROOMS: $10 A MONTH. 716 NATO-
ma st., bet. Eighth and Ninth.
1 A GROVE, NEAR CITY HALL— ELEGANT
XU flat, 5 rooms and bath.
LATEST STYLES IN FLATS TO RENT AT
BALDWIN HAMMOND'S, 10 Montgomery.
FURNISHED FLATS.
T^E^TLV^FultNis^ErP HOUSfi" 8 T ROOMS
i." for sale very reasonable. 308 O'FarTell st.
T7URNISHEDFLAT, 6 "ROOMS, BATH; RENT
r $23. A. L., box 8, Call Office. .
HOUSEKEEPING koomjs.
2 OR 3 HOUSEKEEPING ROOMsPveRY^e"-
sirable and sunny, at 6 A very St., off Post, bet. !
Fillmore and Sterner: very reasonable.
_AQ BROADWAY— NICE HOUSEKEEPING
j.V/O rooms: also single; nicely furnished new
house.
Z.A.A BRYANT— PLEASANT SUNNY FUR-
O^ri: nished rooms: also housekeeping; cheap. ■
(^O9 BUCHANAN, COR. FELL— 2 OR 3 SUNj
\J\JJj ny furnished rooms; complete.
71 O CALIFORNIA - LARGE FURNISHED
I 1.0 housekeeping rooms; also single rooms;
cheap.
CLARA, BET. THIRD AND FOURTH—
3 nice rooms.
hi 7 NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE-
O X I keeping rooms: every convenience.
EIGHTH-SUNNY UNFURNISHED AL-
cove room; also single rooms; references.
9Qr EL E V ENTH- 8 HOUSEKEEPING
_jOU rooms, furnished or unfurnished; sunny
front rooms.
99s FOURTH— FURNISHED ROOMS; SUIT-
--iu able for light housekeeping.
007 FOURTH— FRONT FURNISHED
OU I rooms for housekeeping en suite or single.
Al q FOURTH— CLEAN, SUNNY FURNISH
r±XO ed housekeeping and single room: cheap.
SMALL ROOMS, NICELY FURNISHED;
kitchen if desired. 6273/4 Geary st.
1 C I Q GEARY— 2 OR 4 SUNNY ROOMS, FUR-
ItJIO nished or. unfurnished, for tousekeeping.
TTOUSEKEEPING ROOMS, COMPLETELY
-LX furnished. Apply at 1617 Golden Gate aye.
GOOD SUNNY ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEP-
ing; furnished: rent cheap. 347% Grove st.
70/ L HOWARD, COR. THIRD— FINELY FUR
i U'± nished front rooms; suite or single; cheap.
7_9 HOWARD— LARGE FRONT FURNISH-
i t:^j ed room for housekeeping.
Q_Q HOWARD— FRONT . and BACK par-
O ~i.V lor: furnished complete for housekeeping.
1 _9C HOWARD-LOWER FLAT 3 NICE
Xr£~ O furnished rooms; bath; yard; $20. , ■
1 Qfkl LAGUNA-3 OR 4 SUNNY UNFUR-
Xt7Ua: nished rooms for housekeeping; call 1 to 6.
I Q LEWIS, OFF TAYLOR, NR. POST— UN-
-1O furnished rooms: cellar: water free; $8.
qi 1 LYON. PARK PANHANDLE— BEAUTI-
OXX ful sunny unfurnished rooms.
OAQQ MARKET— 2 OR 3 HANDSOMELY
£\JVO furnished sunny rooms for housekeeping.
A] 0 MCALLISTER-FLAT OF 2 SUNNY
tIU front rooms and kitchen; rent reasonable.
AOfJ MINNA-HOUSEKEEPING ROOM AND
0:0 I kitchen. - . ■
~0-\ MISSION. NEAR SECOND— SUNNY
«JUX bedroom and kitchen, furnished; rent $10.
Q_7 MISSION— 4 ROOMS, PARLOR FLOOR,
f/~l I complete for housekeeping; also other
rooms.
I Arc OR 1125 MISSION— SUNNY HOUSE-
XVJOO keeping rooms; children; other rooms:
cheap.
IQI 7 MISSION— LARGE FRONT SUITES
Xt/X 4 furnished complete; housekeeping; $12up
QQ NATOMA— TWO LARGE SUNNY ROOMS;
Dv furnished for housekeeping; yard; cheap.
r Q/1 POL K-4 UNFURNISHED ROOMS;
»JO dt water: bath: $14; also double parlor fur-
nished.
C I C PINE- NICE SUNNY HOUSEKEEF
OXO ing rooms; cheap.
C"l SECOND— SUNNY FRONT HOUSEKEEP-
Ox ing rooms complete ; also single rooms; cheap.
IQA SEVENTH— LARGE SUNNY HOUSE-
iOO keeping; yard; also nice single rooms Cheap.
1 OQ SILVER. NR.THIRD— 3 UNFURNISHED
X\Jo sunny front rooms for housekeeping.
"1 ££\ SILVER — TWO SUNNY FURNISHED
XUtl rooms for housekeeping; near Fourth st.
I 9A SIXTH— 2 SUNNY ROOMS FURNISHED
I— U for housekeeping; rent $12; private family.
9__ SIXTH-NICE SUNNY FRONT ROOMS;
■^tt'tr bay-windows; light housekeeping.
1£• SOUTH PARK— I OR 2 SUNNY WELL-
XU furnished housekeeping rooms; cheap. .
qi ST O C KTOX-8 UNFURNISHED
UXO2 housekeeping sunny large rooms; $11.
1 890 STOCKTON— 2 ROOMS, NICELY FUR-
XO~*\J nished for housekeeping; also single ones;
cheap; sunny.
KTr.B TAYLOR-SUNNY ROOMS, SUITES
fJxO or single; downtown; very reasonable; new
building. •
qq' TEHAMA, BET. FOURTH AND FIFTH—
000 Nicely furnished rooms; housekeeping; $9.
q99 THIRD— FRONT FURNISHED HOUBE-
O£uU keeping suites, $8, $9,' $11; single, $1 to
$1 50.
C 1 q THIRD, CORNER SOUTH PARK— FUR-
Oi- nished housekeeping rooms.
(IRQ TWENTTETH. NR. HOWARD— 2 OR 3
UUO nicely furnished housekeeping rooms;
range; running water: reasonable.
Ql A TWENTIETH-2 SUNNY FURNISHED
t/X"± rooms for housekeeping: reasonable.
ftl ft TWENTY-THIRD— 3 LARGE SUNNY
UXO rooms furnished complete for bouseKeenlng,
including gas, use of bath and laundry: $22 60; no
children; call after 1 p. m.
704- TWENTY-FOURTH, COR. VALENCIA—
' "3 2 sunny rooms, partly furnished; cheap.
lie TWENTY-SIXTH. NR. MISSION— 3 FUR-
XXO nished housekeeping rooms; $10: two at $8.
7 TO VAN NESS AYE.— SUNNY FRONT
I XU suite; completely furnished for housekeep-
Ing: $26. ■:■-.■ -
1 IA 1 WELSH, OFF FOURTH, BELOW BRY-
X L'ifc ant— 2 or 3 nicely furnished housekeeping
rooms: cheap. * " ■ -
koo3is» TO LEX.
T^7as^lXy7^b^tT^tol^^tT^S^van
X I UO Ness aye. — Parlor floor; 3 sunny rooms.
"1 9 EDDY— LARGE. SUNNY FRONT ROOM,
LZi newly furnished, and office to let cheap. -
1 "1 Q ELEGANT FRONT SUITE AND
HO other furnished sunny rooms cheap.
1 (\(* ELEVENTH— BAY-WINDOW FRONT,
XUQSIO; front single, $6; also housekeeping
rooms. • ■••■■. -..■■
1 AQ FIFTH— NEWLY FURNISHED SUNNY
I\JO front rooms, single and double; rent rea-
sonable. : ;.- . ,' .. .
IOQ A 1 FOLSOM - LARGE NEWLY FUR-
XUOU2 nished back parlor: use of bath; private
family; *6. • . /
41 q FOURTH— CLEAN, SUNNY FURNISH-
vxXO ed housekeeping and single sunny front
, room; cheap.
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, JULY 28, 1895.
KOOMS TO LET-Continued.
r7^7~F^L^O^r^rKi!E^B^J?r?r^H^A^^^D
I i)i central; just see.
A 99 FRANKLIN— I SUNNY FURNISHED
tr^iiroom.
Ql 7 FULTON-SUNNY FURNISHED FRONT
OX 1 rooms; 1 unfurnished.
MRS. CHEVALIER HAS RESUMED THE
management of the "Miramar," 703 Geary st.;
sunny rooms, single or suites: excellent board;
elevator; prices moderate, to suit the times.
91 Q GOLDEN. GATE AYE. — PLEASANT
ZiXO sunny furnished rooms: also single rooms:
reasonable.
i~)(>A GOLDEN GATE AYE.— SUNNY FRONT
ZiUjC alcove room, nicely furnished; reasonable.
OA7 GOLDEN GATE NEWLY RENO-
ij\J i vated and furnished large front alcove
suites: also nice single rooms: cheap.
O1 q GOLDEN GATE LARGE SUNNY
OXO room, neatly furnished gas, bath; reasonble.
090 GOLDEN GATE AYE.— LARGE SUNNY
O^iiO front rooms; also single rooms; cheap.
OAft GOLDEN GATE— SUNNY. FURNISHED
UtrU rooms, en suite and single : gentlemen prefd.
Ql Q GOLDEN GATE AVE-1 OR 2 UNFUR-
UX U nished rooms,s3 50; or $6 for 2 small rooms,
70fi OOUGH— LARGE FURNISHED ROOM;
lUU hoi and cold water: suitable for two. :
e)K GRANT AYE. — ELEGANT, SUNNY,
£tO newly furnished suites and rooms from $10 to
$25 per month at the Hoffman.
QAQ GREENWICH— LARGE SUNNY ROOM;
O\JU nicely furnished; $6 a month.
7AO GREEN, CORNER POWELL— 2 SUNNY
• UO front rooms; private German family; 86 and
$7. - - . -. - .
7791 HARRISON, NEAR FOURTH—
I I — •» ly furnished sunny rooms; bath, closet;
SI a week. '
HOW ARD — NICELY FURNISHED
\)£id rooms, double and single; gas; bath.
7£l 1 HOWARD — NICELY FURNISHED
• UX2 sunny bay-window and other double and
single rooms; reasonable.
O9CB HOWARD STREET— AT REDUCED
OOU rates, well furnished, sunny front rooms;
also other nice rooms: gas; bath.
1 90Q 1 HOWARD — NICELY FURNISHED
X£t\JV% room for 1 or 2 gentlemen; $7 a month.
1 00 JONES-NEWLY RENOVATED SUNNY
X\J\J front rooms suitable for 2 gentlemen: rea-
sonable.
KAK JONES— NEWLY AND HANDSOMELY
O\JO furnished rooms; modern conveniences.
9^l KISSLING, NR. TWELFTH AND HOW-
£O% ard— Beautiful suite of rooms, richly fur
nished: board if desired; suitable for married
couple or two ladies: reasonable. .
_ RLINGTON HOUSE, 127 KEARNY— PLEAS-
x\. ant sunny rooms, en suite and single; flrst.'ciau
In every respect: terms reasonable.
~Qf\Q MARKET-FURNISHED ROOMS, OF-
U\J\J flees and clubrooms; reduced rents.
XT! OR ' RENT— TO 1 OR 2 GENTLEMEN,
JP nicely furnished sunny front bay-window room;
all modern conveniences: located about 8 blocks
from Kearny and Market sts.: private family;
references required. Address C. D., box 1, Call.
VOSEMITE HOUSE, 1045 MARKET, BET.
X Sixth and Seventh — Single and suites; per
night, 35c to $1; week, $1 60 to $5: families.
Mrs. Smith— Nay, it's no use yer telling
me everything's for the best — cause, why
lis it — I say. Why is it that the very people
i what ain't got no warm houses to sleep in
is the very ones what hain't got no clothes
to keep the wind off? ' Tell me that! (He
gave it up.)
"DARKER HOUSE, 1122 MARKET ST., 19
X Turk— Elegant suites Ist and 2d floors; first
class in every respect. MRS. S. HENKEL, pro-
prietress. „ .' ".... . „ . 4
"I MARYE TERRACE (424 TURK)-SUNNY
XU room for 1 or 2 persons; bath; reasonable.
90.1 MCALLISTER— SUNNY SUITE,
suitable for 3 or 4 gentlemen.
_AO McALLISTER-5 SUNNY ROOMS AND
t:V/O bath; large yard.
C] Ql MCALLISTER — FINE FURNISHED
yjXOil front room; use of piano: gas; bath; cheap.
1 OAC\ MCALLISTER — 2 SUNNY FV R~
l«£ttU nished rooms.
07 MINNA-NICELY FURNISHED SUNNY
0 I rooms; moderate rent.
(K(KI MINNA. COR. EIGHTH— NICELY FUR-
UU I nished bay-window room; $1 a week.
7/1 P. MINNA— COMFORTABLY FURNISHED
* jtO front room for gentleman.
01 q MISSION— FURNISHED SINGLE RMS,
UXO 15c to 50c per night; $1 to $2 week.
UROPE HOUSE, 1169 MISSION— NICELY
furnished rooms, single or en suite; transients.
CO NATOMA, BET. FIRST AND SECOND—
00 Furnished sunny front room; $5.
f> A] N ATOM A-2 OR 3 FURNISHED ROOMS ;
UUX hot and cold water.
409 NINTH-FURNISHED BACK PARLOR,
rz\J£j suitable for 2 gentlemen or man and wife;
running water; also single room.
llfil OAK — HOUSEKEEPING rooms, en
XXU2 snlte and single. ■ ■■ ._ '
162S PACIFIC ~* ROOMS, BATH.
90 PAGE— LARGE UNFURNISHED SUITES
£O for light housekeeping; no children in house.
01 1 PINE-SMALL SUNNY ROOM; ALSO
UXX large room: quiet bouse: price moderate.
1 300 FINE-SUNNY FRONT ROOM, $8; 3
XO\J\J sun'y unfurnished rooms, low'r floor, $12.
907 POST — NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
£i\J I suites: first floor; single rooms; cheap.
CO] POST— 2 NICELY FURNISHED CON-
UOX necting front rooms to rent together or sep-
arate $10 a month or $2 'SO a week.
QAI POST — NICELY FURNISHED ROOM
OTtX with bath: suitable for 1 or 2 gentlemen;
quiet family; references required.
THE SHERMAN APARTMENT HOUSE: 126
X sunny rooms, furnished and unfurnished;
strictly respectable: central; very moderate prices.
28 Eighth St., near Market. A. W. MANNING.
97RUSS — NICE FURNISHED SINGLE
— I room; gents; $5.
co SECOND-DOUBLE ROOMS; WEEK $1 00
On to $3; single, $1 to $1 60; night, 20c to 50c.
"I? VERETT, 55 SECOND-FAMILY HOUSE;
XV new management; respectable: sunny rooms;
reasonable; transients solicited. M. DALTON. prop.
"I AQ SIXTH-NICE FURNISHED SUNNY
XUO rooms, double, single; reasonable.
qq SIXTH ST., THE HILLSDALE-BUNNY
00 rooms: single and en suite; $1 to $1 60 a day.
91 Cl SIXTH-NICE SUNNY FRONT ROOM,
-Iwu suitable for a gentleman; $4.
p RAND SOUTHERN, COR. SEVENTH AND
\X Mission— Rooms all light; water, gas and electric
bells; elevator runs from 7 a. m. to 12 p.m.: single,
60 cents: suites, $1 day; $2 50 and $5 week up.
1 07 SEVENTH— FURNISHED ROOM, $1 A
J.OI week up; housekeeping and transient.
TVTEW PYRENEE HOUSE, 1314 ' STOCKTON
JLI St.— Sunny front rooms: suites or single ; by
day, week or month. PH. MA YSOUNAVE, prop.
Iq9 SUTTER — SPLENDID FURNISHED
XOjU floor of 5 to 7 rooms, with hot and cold bath;
to let to bachelors or for offices and housekeeping;
very neat and homelike. .
7 AC SUTTER— NEW AND CONVENIENT
I \JO offices, suitable forphysidan, dentist or mu-
sician.
I 1 _Q SUTTER. COR. polk— furnished
II ±O rooms and honsekeeping suites; bath; $15.
99A THIRD-SINGLE AND SUITE; LIGHT
£iLi\j housekeeping: $5 up; brick building; yard.
1 ft o9 VALENCIA— ROOM TO LET; FINE
XUUiii location for barber-shop; rent, $10.
7Q/1 VAN NESS-LARGE SUNNY FRONT
I t/Tt room; $8.
WEEK'S NEWS. FOR 5 CENTS — THE
WEEKLY CALL. In wrapper, for mailing.
BOARDING AND BOOMS.
QAQ TAYLOR— SUITE OF NICELY FUl£
t/Ut/ nished rooms, witUor without board.
£9£ EDDY— SUNNY FRONT ROOMS, SUITES
U^U and single; best board: reasonable.
GOLDEN GATE AYE.— SUNNY alcove
OAKJ room ; running water; ; new carpets and fur-
niture; $60 for two; also rooms, $25 to $45 per mo.
EXCEPTIONAL GOOD BOARD AND LODG-
XJ ings, for $4 per week; front and • back parlors;
new house ; . can accommodate several ladles and
gentlemen. : Take Castro-st. cars to : 2658 Market
St., junction Seventeenth. .', ; . C :: '■
rmiK GRAYBON. 826 POWELL-BAY VIEW;
X sunny suites and single rooms, with first-class
board ; moderate prices. • • r ' :. ■ .■• ■■■' ■ 5
oqi BUSH — a ? SUNNY; i bay-windows
OO X with board: reasonable; also table-boarders.
TTUTEL BERTLING, 714 BUSH— OPENED A 8
XX a family hotel ; references given and required ;
all modern conveniences. - ■*•-
. -- ; ■-• STABLE I p FOK^S ALE. : ".-
T^BLETT^T^xSTw^G^N^IBpXcErLOFTi
sleeDinc-rooms. 31 Essex st. : .
CHILDREN BOARDED. .
lADY wIT^O^T^CH^DR^^^^UirDLIKE
J-J a child to care for; good home; mother's care.
218 Eleventh st. ~ •;' :
ADY WITHOUT CHILDREN WOULD LIKE
small child to board. Address 1522 a Fell su -
STORES TO LET.
QTORE^fD^^O^M^T^^LA^A^D^YARD;
0 rent reduced. > 1239 Folsom St., near Ninth.
COR. 24THAND FLORIDA: ANOLD ESTAB-
llshed meat market; suitable for any. business.
<fel7^ STORE AND 4 LIVING ROOMS FOR
tIP-LU. barber, laundry, s fancy ; or shop; corner
Second st. and Rlncon aye. \: <
(JIC FRUITSTORE: 3 ROOMS: STABLE.
tiPXU. Apply A. M. SPECK, 602 Market st.
TORE. 1524 HOWARD ST., CORNER OF
Lafayette; cheap for any business, with fix-
tures. Apply 2838 Mission St., M. CURRAN.
HEAP RENT— STORE; ALSO LARGE BASE-
\J raent. California and Hyde, adjoining car-house.
T A SACRIFICE— GROCERY AND BAB,
with living-rooms: cheap rent. Apply J. J.
COMERFORD, SE. cor. Duncan and Dolores st.
A "I f\ KEARNY— SUITABLE FOR STATION-
_I U cry or ■ general business; rent reduced.
EASTON, ELDRIDQE & CO., 638 Market st.
OA7 AND 209 POLK— VERY NICE STORES:
Zi\J I between Grove and Fulton; 4 rooms; $20.
T ORATOR E, WITH 2 LIVING-ROOMS,
J— fixtures, etc.; ready to open. . 360 Brannan.
OR RENT — A CORNER STORE: GOOD
stand for drug or grocery business. Apply W.
B.CLUFF, 17 Sixth st.
T7IOUR-STORY BRICK AND IRON BUILDING
£ and basement, 508 Sacramento sU, containing
elevator, power, etc. ; ■ rent $80. Apply DAVID
STERN & SONS, 20 Montgomery st. ' ■
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offices TO let.
I^^^r^e^f^k^es^o^docto^^r^t^enl
J tist, suite or single. 17 Grant aye. *
INK OFFICE TO LET; RENT CHEAP. 410
X 1 McAllister st. ..
O LET— LARGE SUNNY SUITE OF OFFICES
on first floor; rent reduced. 12 Montgomery
St.. rooms 1 and 2.
LEGANT OFFICES IN NEW SPRECKELB
JCj building, 925 Market: rents low; no extra
charge for gas, janitor services or heating. Apply
at building or G. H. UMBSEN A CO., 14 Montg. St.
COST.
I~~O~ST^FRIDAY EVENING, engraved
i gold watch, with tassel fob. Return to 2707
Howard st. and receive reward.
T OST— SPECIFICATION FROM BUILDING
XJ corner Fulton and Scott, Kenister and Barth,
architects. Finder will please return to 837
Seventeenth st. ; reward. :
T OST — SMALL IRISH TERRIER SLUT:
1 j light yellow, white spot on head; name Topsy;.
new collar; tag 153. Return to OAKLEY, 326
Larkin st.: reward $20. '..•'■ •
OST — SMALL YELLOW FRESH COW,
about 5 years old. Finder please report to
KAHN & LEVY'S stockyard, Mission road, opp.
Five-mile House. ■ _^
T OST— BUNCH OF KEYS; ONE LONG AND
JJ several small ones; reward. MRS. A. TENNY,
732 Sutter st.
AT MISSION, GRAY CLOTHBOUND DIARY,
with rubber band, containing spectacles, keys
and papers. Reward for game 632 Post st.
LOST— SMALL BLACK PURSE ON STEAMER
Piedmont containing key, trunk-check, coin,
diamond pin. Return 214 Mission st. and receive
reward. __^ • .'
OST— JULY 11, ON OR NEAR FIFTEENTH
-I St., a gold pin, with 8 blue forget-me-nots and
diamond in center. Finder will be suitably re-
warded on returning to 32» Fifteenth st.»
dentists.
A~"TIT~WORI£ REASOI<ABLE^
ranted. DR. J. W. KEY, 1122 Market st. •
DR. J. J. LEEK, 1206 MARKET, COR. GOLDEN
Gate aye.— Open evenings; Sundays till noon.
R.REA',3OO TURK ST— ALL DENTAL WORK
'. at lowest prices and warranted; open evenings.
R. GEORGE W. LEEK, THE GENUINE
Leek dentist, discoverer of painless extraction
and patentee of Improved bridge work or teeth
.without any plate, moved from 6 to 2o O'Farrell st.
A~ t^halfXnts ; s7B"mason,cor. market,
sets of teeth are made to please or no charge;
on bridges, crowns and gold plates prices reduced
i small £old fillings only $'2 ; painless extraction.
pROOME DENTAL ASSOCIATION, 769 MAR-
V.' ket, bet. 3d and 4tn, gas specialists; only reli-
able agent for painiess extraction: artificial teeth
frm $C> ; finings from $1 ; extracting 50c, with gas $1.
o*7 A SET WOt WARRANTED A3
tip I good as can !<» made; filling $1. DR. SIMMS,
dentist, 930 Market si., next Baldwin Theater.
R. 11. U. YOUNG. BRIDGES AND TEETH
without plates a specialty. 1841 Polk st. _
D~ R. LUDLUM HILL, 1443 MARKET ST,
near Eleventh; no charge fo» extracting when
plates arc made; old plates made over like new:
teeth from $8 per set: extracting 60c; gas given.'
/"10LT0N DENTAL ASSOCIATION.. 806 MAR-
\J ket at. DR. CHARLES W. DECKER.
. - .attorneys -ax-law.
dv!c^TrTeeT^iv?)R^^"a^d^r^bate
laws a specialty; suits, Superior, Justice and
Police Courts: terms reasonable ;. collections, etc
G.W.HOWE, att'y-at-law, 850 Market.cor.Stockton
OHN K. AITKEN, ATTORNEY -AT-LAW, RS.
16 and 17. 402 Montgomery st., cor. California.
W. DAVIDSON, ATTORNEY- AT-LAW.42O
. California St., nns. 14-15: advice free.
LEGAL MOTICES.
f N~ THE^UPER lOrT COTRT^N^AND ~FOR
i X the City and County of San Francisco, State of
California, Department No. 10 (Probate).
In the matter of the estate of MARY O'NEIL,
deceased. Order to show cause why order of sale of
real estate should not be made.
A. C. FREK.SE, the administrator of the estate
of MARY O'NEIL, deceased, having filed his peti-
tion herein, duly verified, praying for an order of
sale of the real estate of said decedent, for the pur-
poses therein set forth. - : - •
It is therefore ordered by the said court that all
persons interested in the estate of said deceased
appear before the said Superior Court on MON-
DAY, the 'J6th day of August, 1895, at 10 o'clock
In the forenoon of said day, at the courtroom of
Department No. 10 (Probate) of said Superior
Court, at the new City Hall, in the City and County
of San Francisco, State of California, to show cause
why an order should not be granted to the said ad-
ministrator to sell so much of the real estate of
the said deceased as shall be necessary.
' And that a copy of this order be published at
least once a week for four successive weeks in the
San* Francisco Call, a newspaper printed and
published in said City and County.
Dated July 25, A.D. 1895.
CHARLES W. SLACK, Judge of the Superior
Court. '•'•■'
J. D. SULLIVAN, attorney for administrator,
319 Pine street, San Francisco, California.
IN THK ' SUPERIOR~COURT, IN AND FOR
the City and County of San Francisco, State of
California. Department No. 10 (Probate).
■ In the matter of the estate of JOHN B. MILLER,
deceased. Order to show cause why order of sale
of real estate should not be made.
A. C. FREES the administrator of the estate
of JOHN B. MILLER, deceased, having filed his
petition herein, duly verified praying for an order
of sale of the real estate of said decedent, for the
purposes therein set forth.
It is therefore ordered by the said court that all
persons Interested in the estate of said deceased
appear before the said Superior Court on MON-
DAY, the 26th day of August, 1896. at 10 o'clock
in the forenoon of said day, at the courtroom of
Department No. 10 (Probate) of said Superior
Court, at the new City Hall, in the City and County
of San Francisco, State of California, to show
cause why an order should not be granted to the
Haid administrator to - sell so- much of the real es-
tate of the said deceased as shall be- necessary. '
And that a copy of this , order be published at
least once a week for four successive weeks In the
San J-'bancisco Call, a newspaper printed and
published in said City and County.
Dated July 25, A. D. 1895.
CHARLES W. SLACK, Judge of the Superior
Court. . .
J. D. SULLIVAN, attorney for administrator,
319 Pine street, San Francisco, California.
EPARTMENT NO. 10, PROBATE-IN THE
Superior Court In and for the City and County
of San Francisco, State of California.
In the matter of the estate of ANGELINA LE-
FEVRE, deceased, No. 16,232.
Notice Is hereby given that WEDNESDAY, the
7th day of August, A D. 1895, at 10 o'clock a. m.
of said day, and the courtroom of Department No.
10 of said court, at the new City Hall, in the City
and County of San Francisco, State of California,
have been appointed as the* time and place for
proving the will of said ANGELINA LEFEVRE,
deceased, and for hearing the application of ALEX-
ANDRE ADOLPHE AUGUSTE LEFEVRE for
the issuance to htm of letters testamentary.
. Dated July 20, A. D. 1896.
[Seal] * . C. F. CURRY, Clerk. -
By V. F. NORTHROP, Deputy Clerk.
P. A. BERGEROT, Attorney for Petitioner, 142-
-143, Crocker building. . .
"TVEPARTMENT NO. 10 (PROBATE)— IN THE
jJ Superior Court, in and for the City and County of
San Francisco, State of California. In the matter
of the estate of CHARLES C. TERRILL, de-
ceased. Notice Is hereby given that WEDNES-
DAY, the 7th day of August, A.D. 1895, at 10 a. m.
of said day, and the courtroom of Department No.
10 of said court, at the new City Hall, in the- City
and County of San Francisco, State of California,
have been appointed as the time and place for
proving the will of said CHARLES C. TERRILL,
deceased, and for hearing the application of
ANNIE H. TERRILL for the issuance to her of
letters testamentary thereon. ;• ■
Dated July 24, A. D. 1895.
[Seal], c. F. CURRY, Clerk.
By F. B. HOUGHTON, Deputy Clerk.
E. F. PRESTON, Attorney for Petitioner. '
A WARD OF CONTRACTS. :
-£1 At a meeting of the Board of New City Hall
Commissioners, hr id July 28, 1895, the following
resolution was passed to print: ■ - '■. :: , ■ :. :
Resolved, That \ contract No. 78, for construc-
tional steel in rotunda, be awarded Martin Fennel!
& Son for $7390. ■,-■'.
That contract No. 79 for corrugated iron bo
awarded to J. H. McKay for $3340. .- .
■■:■ That contract : No. 81 for terra cotta and hollow
tile work be awarded I the Gladding-Mcßean Com-*
pany f0r52625. >';.
'I hat contract No. 82 for shelving in Law Library
be awarded w. G. Hughes for ' $394, and tie same
do pass to print. ■ , . •- -:..-■■••*
- Commissioners BUTBO, CRESWELL,
and BRODE RICK. '
J. J. MCCARTHY. Secretary .
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T ADIES 1 PRIVATE ROOMS; MONEY ON
J- everything. U. S. Loan Office, 777 Market St.,
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OANS ON REAL ESTATE, IST AND 2ND
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ANY SUM, FIRST OR SECOND MORTGAGES
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A PRIVATE, ENTRANCE IN rear FROM
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MONEY LOANED ON JEWELRY AND
other valuables at the Security Loan Office,
1106 Market st.,nr. Mason: private entrance 7 Turk.
ANY AMOUNT OF MONEY TO LOAN ON
watches, diamonds, sealskins, pianos, pictures,
bronzes, clocks, real estate and all kinds of securi-
ties. Columbia | Loan and Collateral Office, 9 Grant
aye., 3 doors from Market st.
STRICTLY PRIVATE LOAN OFFICES. 850
Market st,, cor. Stockton, rooms 17 and 18, first
floor: established 30 years; always open. "Uncle
Bill." . ■ ■
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"I ST AND 2ND MORTGAGES, LIFE INSUR-
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A HOME, A FRIEND AND MOTHER'S CARE.
_\- MRS. DR. FUNKE, 1416 Eighth St., Alameda.
QMALL ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIP-
O tions taken at Call Branch Office, 717 Larkin
st., 339 Hayes st. and 2518 Mission st.; open till
9:30 p.m.
HOUSE FOR SALE.
HOUSE "l _~BOOMS "; LARGE LOT ; STABLE
and carriage house; Western Addition. Ameri-
can Land and Trust Company, 132 Market st.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
BUSS HOUSE.
M J McLane, Sac to J F Brandon, Centerville
A T Stream <fe s, Seattle L D Hunt &w, Davis
J H Knssoll, Sacto W S Conway, Auburn
W Walsh <fe w, Han Jose W A Jolinson, Alaska
A M Seller, Palmyra A Waugh, Palmyra
E McGettigan, Vallejo M A McCundro, Cal
Mrs W H Green, C'olusa Miss A M Stephens, Pa
Migs A Gibson, Pa Miss M A Van Gunter.Pa
Miss C V Kleiss, Pa KB Tappan, Alameda
J S Ingram, Lincoln H Schofleld. Sacto
J Jameson, Oakland J Mount. Stockton
Ii A Richards, Grayson E H Tucker, Selma
C A Guyot & w, Sterling Miss B Gnyot, Sterling
Miss M J Bolllns,Eo3ton E J McPike, Grayson
R B Laird <fe w, Cal M S James, Berkeley
Miss A B Wenfelt, Pa Miss L West felt, Pa
Miss E Westfelt, Pa X Westfelt, Philadelphia
Mrs RoosonA s, 111 T Colwell, Cal
Mr. Hales <fe w, Cal J I.awson, Cal
W G Neidham. Honolulu J R Christensen, Cal
J G Graham, Honolulu J H Pascoe, Nevi da City
C E Pascoe, Nevada City R M Thompson, Liverpool
W F Graham, Gurney vie A S Wall, Honolulu
L Dean. Reno M H Scott, Stockton
J E Ttathburn, Williams J R Munran, Oakland
Mrs J Leininger, Chico H Leininger, Chico
G J Slack, Tulare W F Wilson & w, Oaklnd
Jessie Lawson, Cal
GRAND HOTEL.
D H Fallon, Pleasanton J P Klimmer, Willows
R B Waite, Sacto J J Conner. Salinas
DrECrewe, Cal LBetzel.Cal
J C Jones, Sacto E Preston, Mich
C E Severance, San Jose W F Knox, Sacto
P Ruhlman, NY E Jones, Oakland
A Jackson, Cal F W Covey, Pa.o Alto
W Wallace. Eureka M Connpll, Bed Bluff
Mrs S A Ivett. snelling R 0 Cooper, Klniira
J E Loomis, Hanta Rosa J M KinDey, Cal
R 0 Kinney. Cal B L Talleman, Napa
R S Hall, Sacramento G E Houskln, Stockton
Mrs R Galloway, Stocktn A T G.ass, Oakland
G J Owens, Los Ang Mrs S M Hoff Santa Cmi
E L Dohney, Los Ang G R C'oor.mau. Haiem
E Holmes, Cal Miss A cooptnan, Salem
W B Forsyth. Cal C M Jason, Salem
E Holt, Alameda X W Kay, Santa Cruz
Mrs Mehr, Klngman L V Buskirk, Honolulu
Mrs G Cornell, Kinsman W Cheney Jr, Boston
Jos French, Boston V Courtois, Santa Rosa
J H Davis&w.Halfmoon W P Moore & w, Cal
A B Cook, Brooklyn Miss A McGoven, Cal
MlssMTobln, Oakland Miss Tldwell, Cnl
F Fennessey, Adams Sp Miss G Usher, N V
M C Peters <t w, Omaha Miss E Usher, N V
J O Rusby & son. Cal
PALACE HOTEL.
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C Moten, Honolulu W B Colvllle. Maul, H I
T W Kins, Los Angeles I C Boss, Webber Lake
W B Shalu, Marysville Mrs E Buckingham, Vaca-
J Blood Aw, Steubenville ville
T E Henesey, Portland C F Hurd <fe w, Coronado
ills* A W Halladay, R Mosher. Ohio
Coronado G Krichie, Palo Alto
A W Ijambert, Portland C C Mclvor, San Jose
P Edgar, >' V A Denlson, Cleveland
F L Ford, Cleveland A J Harrell, Visalia
W W Taylor, London H A Heilbroc, Sac
Mrs H A Heilbron, Sac E Lewis, Seattle
J GBorglum.SierraMadre
BALDWIN HOTEL.
J M McPike, s : Helena L J Evans, Seattle
J Lesser, >' V M Lopez, N V
S Lopee, 9 V M Woolf, R V
M E Doe <fe w, Mont F W Crocker, Vallejo
T A Worth, PacificGrove 8 Harrison, X V
L T Roberts, Kansas City J C Smax, Chicago
W Ellis, Gllroy C B Firman, Baltimore
F Sprague, Sacramento J B Clifford. St Louis
T D True A w.BakerClty R F Harrison, Denver
W E Fuller, Chicago G F Robinson, Chicago
F J Bethel, Bakersfield
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
J McDonald. Cal J C Williams. Green Pt
B McCauley, Mercer J L Brown, St Louis
C B Cowedi Merced Thos Ferguson. Merced
E L Newman, Merced Thos L Lewis, Sacto
Geo Peterson, St Paul Morris Cohen, St Paul
Miss May Sullivan, Cal Miss Ella Lucy, Vallejo
W M Jennings. Vallejo Sam Brown, Mare Island
B B Butts, Visalia V W Woods, Fresno
Mrs Johnson, Suisun J B Burtln, Oakland
E B Order, San Jose G R Arthur, Chicago .
LICK HOCBE.
Mrs W H RadfordAs.Cal H P Brown <fc wife. Cal
C H Ward, Chicago H W Ml;chell, Glenwood
W L Armstrous, Detroit T Fox, Sacramento
F D Ryan, Sacramento R Mauldln, Monterey
W M Conlry, Madera Mifs iiageett, Oakland
D McVh?tres, Truck* • HA Ordway, Santa Cruz
M Fannistcr, Columbia X P Grant. Nardho.T
J Clegg. Auburn Miss Bryan, Stockten
▲ Gee. PUcervUla C W Scott, Placer vlUe
DIVORCE SUITS BEGUN.
Suits for divorce were begun yesterday as fol-
-1 ows :
Mary E. Johnson aeralnst Joseph M. Johnson.
Marie F. Young against Edgar D. Young.
Jennie Marks against Alfred Marks.
Laura G. Critcher against William K. Crltcher.
BIRTJIS— MARRIAGES— DEATHS.
[Birth, marrtair* ana death notices sent by mall
will not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either of the publication offices and be indorsed
with the name and residence of persons authorised
to have the same published. J
BORN.
BRAUER— June 25, 1895, to the wife of O. F.
Braver, a son.
DRISCOLL-ln this city, July 27, 1895, to the
wife of Frank H. Drlscoll, a daughter
GAVIGAN— In this city, July 23, 1895, to the wife
of Thomas F. Gavlgan, a son.
GRUNDEL— In this city, July 16, 1895, to the
wife of Henry Grundel, a son. ■ '
HOFFMAN— In this city, July 23, 1896, to the
wife of Eugene Hoffman, a son.
LARGAN— In this city, July 26, 1895, to the wife
of James Largan, a son.
LINDSAY— In Alameda, July 17, 1895, to the
wife of Alford B. Lindsay, a daughter.
LYNCH— In this city, to the wife of P. J. Lynch,
a daughter.
McGINNIS— In this city, July 16, 1895, to the
wife of William J. McGinnis, a son.
MURRAY— In this city, July 24, 1895, to the
wife of J. F. Murray, a son. • x
MOON— In this city, July 26, 1895, to the wife of
Frederick H. Moon, a son. .
MOONEY— JuIy 19, ! 1895, to the wife of Joseph
M. Mooney, a daughter.
MILLER— In this city, to the wife of A. C. Miller,
a son. - - . .
REYNOLDS— In this city, July 22, 1895, to the
wife of H. G. Reynolds, a daughter.
HA ;RIKI).
DORGAN— PLEASANT— In this city, June 30,
1895, at St. Joseph's Church, by the Rev. Father
O'Neile, George P. Dorgan and Alice E. Pleasant.
both of San Francisco.
DINAN— DWYER— In this city, July 18, 1895,
by the Rev. Father Prendergast, William E. Di-
nan and Nellie J. Dwyer, both of San Francisco.
RE A VEY— WILLIAMSON— In~thia city, Juno
26, 1895, by the Rev. Father D. Nugent, A. J.
Reaveyof San Francisco and Clara Williamson
of Tuolumne County.
VANDERVOORT-TERRY— In this city, July
22, 1895, Charles R. Vandervoort and Ella M.
Terry, both of San Francisco. .
~__ DIED
Breitsch, John Luckhardt, Csesar A. : .
Burns, Eugene M. McKeand. John 8.
BIg;io, Angelo D. McDonald, Annie T.
Connell, Margaret ' Marshall, Margaret
Carroll, Hugh Mosebach, Inez G.
Forde, Agnes '■' Miller (infant) i'-.r^'u
Fuller, Henry M. Murrin, Ann
Faithful, Charles M. Mackay, Annie
Gorham, John Park, Charles O.
Hacketc, Michael Pike. Jennie P.
Hahn. Angus:; Phillips, Amelia
Kirkpatrick, Alfred Sullivan, Florence
Lynch, William Wihl, Gustav - ;:■
Levy, Marks Wucherer. Friederika
Zacharlas, Henry
BREITSCH— In this city, July 26, 1895, John
Breitsch, beloved son of Jacob and the late Bar-
bara Breitsch, and brother of Mrs. Maria Glos,
Mrs. Babette Lageman, Mrs. Lizzie Schultz, Mrs.
Adelheid Bruns and Mrs. Katie Alf, a native of
Kllnsenmunter, Germany, aged 17 years 6
months and 20 days. • -
JK3-Fnends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY
■(Sunday), at 2 o'clock p. M.. from the resl-
sidenceof his brother-in-law. W. Lageman, 540
Hermann street, corner Flllmore. Interment
I. O. O. F. Cemetery.
BURNS— In this city, July 26, 1895, Eugene
Michael, beloved son of John G. and Lizzie A.
Burns, a native of San Francisco, aged 3 months
; and 16 days.-C!JGB£SgI
Friends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY
(Sunday), at 2 o'clock p. m.. from the residence
ot his parents, 9 Water street, off Mason, between
Chestnut and Francisco. Interment Mount Cal-
vary Cemetery.
BIGGIO— In this city, July 20, 1895, Angelo
David, beloved son of Andrew Blggio, and
brother of Louigi Blggio, a native of Sutter
Creek, Cal., aged 19 years.
' jBs"Frlends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY
(Sunday), at 2 o'clock b. m., from the par-
lors of . H. C. Porter & Co.. 122 Eddy street.
CONNELL-In this city, July 26. 1896, Margaret,
beloved wife of the late James Connell, beloved
mother . of i Maggie, Nellie, Emma, Frances and
Theresa Connell and Mrs. D. 8. McKenna, a na-
tive of the parish of Caheragh, County Cork,
Ireland, aged 50 years.
4S"Friends ana acquaintances are respect-
fully lnvitea to attend the funeral THIS DAY
(Sunday), at 8:30 o'clock a. m.. from her late resi-
i dence, 732 Twenty-second street, near Guerrero,
thence to St. James Churcn, where a requiem
high mass will be celebrated for the repose of her
. soul, commencing at 9 o'clock a. m. Interment ;
- Holy Cross Cemetery. ; '.
CARROLL — In Moraga , Valley, , Contra - Costa ,
County, Hugh Carroll, a native of County Ty-
rone. Ireland, aged 62 years. ■
FORDE— In this city, July 24, 1895, Agnes, be-
: loved wife . of Robert H. Forcle, - and beloved
daughter of Mrs. Forman, and sister of Mrs. Wil-
liam Moft'att and George and William Tait, a
native of California, aged 21 years and 6 months.
JO~Friends and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to attend* the funeral THIS DAY
(Sunday), at 2 o'clock •p. if., from her late
residence, 2802 Sixteenth street, near Howard.
Interment Masonic Cemetery.
FAITHFUL— In El Verano, July 27. 1895,
Charles M., beloved husband of Clara Faithful,
father of ■ Elverano Faithful, and eldest son of
Edwin and Annie Faithful, and brother of the
late Harry Faithful, a native of Baltimore, aged
31 years and 6 months.
FULLER— In Cherry Valley, Mass., July 25, 1895,
Henry M. Fuller, a native of East Oakland, Cal.,
aged 18 years and 6 months.
GORHAM— In Sacramento,. July 25, 1895, John,
beloved brother of Patrick J., Bartholomew and
Michael Gorham, a native of County Galway, Ire-
land, aeed 50 years.
t3~The funeral will take place THIS DAY
(Sunday), at 10 o'clock a. m.. from the par-
lors of the Pacific Undertakers, 777 Mission
• street, between Third and Fourth. Interment
Holy Cross Cemetery. . . .... _
HACKETT— In this city, ' July 26, 1895, Michael,*
- beloved husband of Kate Hackett, a native of
Kilkenny, Ireland, aged 47 years 5 months and
22 days. [Terre Haute (Ind.) papers please
copy.] •
*»r-The funeral will take place THIS DAY
(Sunday), at 1 o'clock p. m.. from his late
residence, CVi Clyde street, off Townsend, be-
tween Third and Fourth.
HAHN-In this city, July . 26, 1895, August, be-
. loved husband of Theresa Hahn, and father of
August and Fred Hahn and Mrs. F. G. Hoffmann,
a native of Germany, aged 59 years 6 months
and 17 days.
49* FrIends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invitea to attend the funeral THIS DAY
(Sunday) at 2 o'clock p. m.. from his late resi-
dence, 2017 Bush street, near Buchanan. Inter-
ment 1. O. O. F. Cemetery.
KIRKPATRICK-In this city. July 27, 1895, Al-
fred, beloved husband of Catherine Kirkpatrick,
and father of Alfred Kirkpairlck, a native of
England, aged 66 years 6 months and 4 days.
jsjJ~Frien<ts and acquaintances - are respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral TO-MORROW
(Monday) at 2 o'clock p. m., from his late resi-
dence, 726 Mission street. Interment I. O. O. F.
Cemetery. -
LYNCH— In this city, July 26. 1895, William,
beloved son of Edward and Sarah Lynch, and
' brother of Edward and Joseph Lynch, a native of
San Francisco, aged 19 years.
Friends and - acquaintances, are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY
(Sunday), at 9:45 o'clock a. m.. from the par-
lors of the Union . Undertaking > Company, 733
Mission street, near Third, thence to St. Patrick's
Church for services, commencing at 10 o'clock
a. si. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. . :
LEVY— In this city, July 27, 1895, Marks, beloved
husband of Ester Levy, and father of Mrs. Dave
- Frankel, Mrs. J. J. Levin, Mrs. M. Kollmannand
Bernard and Ml ss Reekie Levy, a native of Po-
land, aged 63 years and Id months. *SBS&
Friends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY
(Sunday), at 10:80 o'clock a. m., from his late
residence, 1630 O'Farrell street, thence by 11:45
o'clock a. m. train to Hills of Eternity Cemetery
for Interment. Please omit flowers.
LUCKHARDT— this city, July 26. 1895, Ctesar
A., beloved husband of Pllar A. Luckhardt, and
father of A. J. Luckhardt, Mrs. G. A. Wiese and
F. R., E. 8., C. S., E. N., V. A and R. ,M. A.
Luckhardt, a native of Germany, aged 64 years 3
months and 20 days.
SOT Notice of funeral hereafter.
MACKAY-In this city, July 26, 1895, Annie
Mackay, beloved daughter of Mrs. Kate Arm-
strong, and sister of the late Katie Armstrong, a
native of San Francisco, aged 27 years and 11
months.
t&r Friends and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY
(Sunday) at 12:30 o'clock p. m., from her late
residence, 18V*. Folsom avenue, off Folsom
street, between Seventh and Eighth, thence to
St. Joseph's Church for services, commencing
at 1 o'clock p. m. Interment Holy Cross Cem-
, etery.
McKEAND— In this city,' July 26. 189&. John
Stapleton, beloved son of William and the late
Margaret McKeand, a native of San Francisco,
aged 3 years 2 months and 15 days.
- ay Friends and acquaintances • are respect-
fully invltea to attend the funeral THIS DAT
(Sunday), at 2 o'clock p. ic.. from the residence
of his grandmother, Mrs. Ann Stapleton, 1424
Grove street. • Interment Mount Calvary Ceme-
. tery.?3BSH»KBOBiSSE'-: - -
MCDONALD— In Virginia City, Nev.. . July - 27,
1895, Annie T. McDonald (nee Gray), wife of
Allan F. McDonald, a native of California, aged
36 years. , . - ■ * .
MARSH ALL-In this City, July 26. , 1895, Mar-
garet, beloved wife of the late John Marshall,
and mother of James and Maggie Marshall, a na-
tive of the parish of Ballyrarvin, County Cork,
. Ireland, aged 58 years. '
St9~ Friends and acquaintances are regret-
fully invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY
(Sunday), at 2 o'clock p. m.. from her late resi-
• dence, 9 Decatur street, . off I Bryant, between
, Seventh and Eighth, thence to St. Joseph's
Church for services. Interment Mount Calvary
Cemetery. . /
MURRIN— In this city.July 27, 1895, Ann, wife of
the late Felix Murrin, dearly . beloved mother of
\ Mrs. f . J. Shea of San Jose, Cal., and the late
; James J. Murrin and sister of Mrs. Catherine
Hargaden and r James Gorevan, a native of the
• town s of i Sligo, ' Ireland. * [St. Louis (Mo.) papers
please copy.] ,:.-., . ,v; o , \ v.\ -'\:.
«i~Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
Invited to attend tne funeral TO-MORROW (M.on-
. day), at 8 :30 o'clock A.M.,from.her late residence,
218 Fair Oaks street, thence to St. James Church,
' Guerrero and Twenty-third streets, where a
' solemn requiem mass will be celebrated for the
repose of her soul, commencing at 9 clock a.m.
Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.
MOSEBACH— In this city, Inez G. Mosebach, in-
fant daughter of F, C. Jr. and Sarah Mosebach,
a native of San Francisco, aged 14 days.
MILLER— In this city. July 27. 1895, infant son of
A. C. and Jennie Miller.
PARK— In Oakland, July 25, 1895, Charles 0.,
: beloved husband of Sarah Park, -.a native of
Massachusetts, aged 71 years. 6 months ana 8
days. A member of Harbor Lodge No. '206,
I. O. O. F., and Appomattox Post N0.50, G. A. R.
JC^Frienas and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY
(Sunday), at 2 o'clock p. m., from the hall of
Harbor* Lodge No. 253, 1. O. O. F., corner Seventh
and Peralta streets, Oakland. Interment Moun-
tain View Cemetery.
PIKE— In this city, July 25, 1895, Jennie Page
Pike, belovea wife of Fred A. Pike, a native of
' Boston, Mass., aged 51 years and 11 months.
fiST" Friends and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY
• (Sunday), at 2 o'clock p. m.. from her late resi-
dence, '24 Garden street. Interment Masonic
Cemetery. ■ . ■- • ■ ;
PHILLIPS- In this city, July 25. 1895, Amelia,
beloved wife of D. W. Phillips, and mother of W.
D., Charles W. and Robert Phillips, and sister
of Mrs. G. Spragg. Mrs. James Whlpple and W.
J. and ' Rolance Morgan, a native of St. John,
- N. 8.. aired 29 years 2 months and 25 days.
' tSf Friends and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY
(Snndav), at 2 o'clock p. m., from her late resi-
dence, 25 Prosper street, off Sixteenth, Between
Noe and Sanchez. Interment 1. O. O. F. Ceme-
tery.
SULLIVAN— An anniversary requiem high mass
will be celebrated for the repose of the soul of the
late Florence Sullivan at St. Mary's Cathedral,
TO-MORROW (Monday), commencing at 10
o'clock a. m. Friends are respectfully invited to
attend. *
WIHL— In Forrest Hill, July 26, 1895, Gustav
Wihl. a native of Neass, Germany, aged 59 years
and 6 months. [Chicago papers please copy.)
j£3" Friends and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY
(Sunday), at 10:30 o'clock a. m., from B'nal
B'rlth Hall, 121. Eddy street, under the auspices
of Pacific Lodge, F. and A. M. . Interment Home
of Peace Cemetery, San Mateo County, by 11 :45
o'clock a. M. train ' from Third and Townsend
, streets.
WUCHERER— In this city. July 25, 1895, Fried-
erika, beloved wife of the late Christian Wuch-
erer, and mother of Chnstoph and Leonora
• Wucherer and Mrs. Charles Strohmeier, a native
of Heutllngen, Wurtemberg, Germany, aged 59
years 2 months and 12 days.
jegr Friends and acquaintances are resnect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY
(Sunday), at 1 o'clock p. m., from her late resi-
dence, 2010 Union street, thence to Emanuel
' Church. Potter street, between Mission and Mar-
ket, where funeral services will be held at a
o'clock p. M. Interment I. O. O. F. Cemetery.
ZACHARIAS— In this city, July 25, 1895. Henry,
beloved husband of Theresa Zacharlas, and
father of Charles, Fred and Aggie Zacharias,
a native of Nakel, Prussia, aged 63 years and 17
days.
H3~ Friends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY
(Sunday), at 10:30 o'clock a. m., from the
residence, 929 Sutter street. Please omit flowers.
m UNITED UNDERTAKERS'
EMBALMING PARLORS.
Everything Requisite for First-class Funerals
at Reasonable Rates.
Telephone 3167. 27 and 29 Fifth street. j
| McAVOY & GALLAGHER, I
FUNERAL DIRECTORS & EMBALMKRS,
SO Fifth St., Opp. Lincoin School.
Telephone 3080.
I I as; McMknomktT^^ Chas. McMkn'ombt.
JAMES McMENOMEY A SON,
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS,
1057 Mission Street, Near Seventh.
Telephone No. 3354.
JAS. ENGLISH. T. R. CAREW.
CAREW * ENGLISH,
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS.
FUNERAL . DIRECTORS,
19 Van Ness aye., near Market St., San Francisco.
Telephone 3156. N. B.— Not connected wltn any
other house in this city. '
CONGREGATION SBERITH ISRAEL.
PLAT AND GRAVE OWNERS IN THE NINE-
JL teenth-street Cemetery are hereby notiflrd that
removal of remains will take place during this
month. Interested parties can receive InformaHon
at the office of the Congregation, northeast corner
Post and Taylor streets, daily from 9 to 11 a. m.
' LOUIS B ! OWN, President.
Alexander L. Badt. Secretary. •■ ■
CYPRESS LAWN CEMETERY.
IN SAN MATEO COUNTY; NON-SECTARIAN;
X laid put en the lawn plan; perpetual care; beau-
tiful, permanent and easy of access; see It befura
buying a burial place elsewhere."
City Office, 9 City Hall Avenue.
WATER-POWER.
American and European Methods of
Using It in a Large Way.
The standard American method of utiliz
ing a large amount of water-power has
hitherto been to distribute the water to the
several consumers or mill-owners by means
of a system of headraces, so called, with,
facilities for its discharge at a lower level,
to be utilized as the owner or lessee saw lit,
and generally on his own premises. This
lea to long head canals and to insignificant
tailraces, wheras the Niagara plant con
sists of a common tailrace, a mile and a
half long, with comparatively insignificant
headraces. The old-time water-power com
pany sold or leased the right to draw a
definite quantity of water at defined times,
with the privilege of discharging it a lower
level, and the mill-owner did the rest:
wherea3 at Niagara Falls the right is teased
to discharge a definite quantity of water
into the tailrace tunnel, with the privilege
of drawing this quantity from the head
canal or from the river. But over and
above this the product— power— may be
contracted for at Niagara Falls, delivered
on the shaft.
To create a laree group of mill sites ol
the older sort there was necessary, in the
first instance, a large, continuous body of
land, properly located for the purpose. If
this could not be bought up secretly, and
in large blocks, the whole water power
enterprise would fail to come to fruition.
In Europe, however, several such enter
prises came into being in spite of the in
ability of the projectors to primarily buy
tracts of land such as have been described.
This was done by establishing central
power stations near the dam, or head
canal, and then transmitting the power
produced, instead of the water to produce
it, to the consumers or real owners. Up
to within, say, five years, this had always
been accomplished by means of wire-rope
transmissions of power, and it is easy to
see that the invention of the electrical
transmission of power would give this
form of the utilization of a large water
power a great impetus. Many such plants
are, therefore, already in existence, many
are building, but among them all no one
is probably so celebrated and is attracting
the attention of all intelligent men as this
at Niagara Falls.— Cassier's Magazine
A Philanthropist Crushed.
A stranger entered a downtown saloon
the other morning and called for a drink
"You're drinkin' with me, pard," said a
somewhat mellow citizen with a red nose
who was leaning against the bar. "The
drinks is on me this time." "
"I think not," replied the stranger
"Yes they are. That's right. I'm settin»
up for all the boys in the room."
"You're not setting anything up for
me." • ■
"I tell you lam It's on me, pard." .
"And I tell you I'll pay for my own
drink." * . . v . ,
"Let the gentleman alone, Jaggs," said
the bartender with some . sternness, and
the red-nosed man shuffled off to a corner
of the room and sat down grumbling.-
J The stranger got his drink, paid for it,
and was preparing to go when the mellow
citizen shuffled up to him again. \ "-' ■ ■■* •>
"There wasn't any harm done, pard, was
there?" he asked in an apologetic way. •
'No, sir; no harm done." „/.<.
■ "Then you'll shake hands, I reck'n?"
"No, sir."
"Why not, pard?"
"Because I don't know you, sir."
I The stranger turned on his heel and went
out of the saloon. The red-nosed citizen
went back to his corner and sat for. fifteen
minutes without saying a word. Then he
spoke. •
"My faith in human nashur," he said,
brokenly, hash snuff ered a ter'ble shock V*
—Chicago Tribune.
V Meat once meant any kind of food. In
one : old - English edition of .the Lord's
prayer the well - kjnown petition is ren
dered,"Give us this , day our daily 'meat."
-■■''-" -I '■-'■'' '"-',.--■ • — — ' - •' ; '■"'
.';:' Farewell originally signified you may
fare or travel well or in safety. ■