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P HOUSES TO LET. j
Mo LKT-HOUsK, FIVK ROOMS. ?15. 17 I
i LasK •■ St. ■ R Mission, near Ninth. j
PON: 8-ROOM HOUSE, COHNEK ELM i
O »v« and Pierce St.. "near Turk; $.7: also two
4-;oom Qal !, f8 and $10.
C-1 -) UK 'ACHED COTTAGE OF 4 ROOMS,
C/ J— . 1523 Buchanan, near Geary : no children, i
fITOUBK OF 5 UOOMa AND STABLE. 182
I\\ Henry st
. HOUSE <•!•:» ROOMS IN FINE ORDER;
t^ O. come see it. 1567 Kearny, nr. Greenwich.
\ 1.1 OVER TOWN
,"\ Yon see houses to rent by BALDWIN &:
HOW ELL. 10 Montgomery s-.
FURNISHED HOUSES.
i;r>rj/» steinkr, near Sacramento—
- — ''*) Fine furnished 7 rooms; hath; whole I
or part: 10 responsible parties; i-.u. 1 to 4 P. m.
L'LKGa.N .LV FURNISHED HwU-SK. LARGi'-
-T-« Grounds, stable; ij<-.-it neignuorhood In oak- ;
land: rental «10i J. 11. MaCDONaLD .t CO.. j
470 Ninth st, < aklnnd. I
COTTAGES TO LET.
- ROOMS; PORCELAIN f.BATH; LAUNDRY;
B»' modern; luree yard ami basement; grand ma-
rine \iew; $.'2. 2 Lii coin, near Jones aiiti i ulon.
pOITAUE: 2714 11KYANT ST.; 5 KOOMs:
V ' bnth; laundry ; stab c; beautiful garden; cars j
ra-^ |
pOTTAOK VI 4 ROOMS AND BATH. AT
V 40a Polor^s st.. nr. Seventeenth.
FLATS TO LET.
V-LKGANT NKW SCNNY lI. AT, 6 lU.O.MS
Ej and bath: rent f'.'ft. 716 Grove st.
VICE FLAT i F 4 ROOM : SEAR SIX ! L
_\ aiui Market: 3-12. SF CX <fc CO., 602 Market. !
"qTJt t- 1:00 MS; BATH. I^lo St uIT, Ml, |
Q ADI-.LA.DI-: PLACE. OFF TAYLOR, NEAR j
0 IW.-4 nice rooms, *13: sunny.
"_T. - LOVELY FLAT Or ; LARGE BUNNY 1
Itu* il •).' rooms and bath: grand view. 292 Third ;
; ,vt| ci r. Clement: take t-utro curs.
I I^,'NNY FLAT; t> ROOMS AND BATH. 2134
\' o'i^irell st.
r.]^\ FLAT: 3 ROOMS; BATH; STATION-
«pIv/. »ry washlabi; fancy mant.-U; gas. 1114
l-'.orida st.
] " PP* B FLAT: 5 LARGE ROOMS; BaTH;
% L y^rd. $16. .(i Moss si., nr. "th, key cr. Howard.
0i (\ FLAT, 1123 vallej >aT . R. LEA-
O-L'-'" yeaworth, 4 rooms; largeiseparate yard.
C 1 - BAY-WINDOW, 5-ROOM. FLAT. 430
o*lo. Seventh s:.
I^LAT. 3 ROOM-; RENT *7 60. 240 HAR-
r.ei st., be;. HarrUon and iSryant, >:xiii aud
fc eve nth.
TTPPKR HUSKY FLAT; 4 ROOMS AND
kJ ba h: cheap. 19 Julian aye., eft Fourteenth;
ELEGANT SUNNY UPPER FLAT OF 6
\j lo.imsand bath; line locution; rent reasonable.
1212 Fulton st.
ft I 0 PLAT, 4 ROOMS; HALL; DOUBLE
%, J.V. parlors. 1606 Stevenson, nr. Eighteenth.
L-LAT, 5 NICE ROOMS; BATH; REDUCED
X 516. 1535 lay. or, bet. Pacific and Broadway.
IQQ >UNNV UPPER FLAT, 6 ROOMS:
•„ «_'. north s;de, 7 Alaska place, near Bay and
Aliisou sts.
J LARGE CHOICE SUNNY HO J.MS; $12.
"i ll'-'Oa Broadway, near I^tavenwortti st.
T 7PPI-R 6-KOOAI I'LEASANT FLAT: CHEAP
Lj rent. "-•37 Guerrero s-
(-7J CL A"i TON -1-. SOUTH OF F i-; D-
O I *± er'.ck: modern flat 4 rooms bath: cheap.
TTPPr.R FLAT NW. CORNER BUCHANAN
kJ and 1 urK sts.; 7 rooms, nil sunny, up-tn-daie.
. ll -,\ -1.-H I OWN — ■ IZZZZZ
-rV. You sco fiats to rent by BALDWIN &
HOW -LI.. 10 Montgomery st.
( UK.. 1' MODERN F..AI.N SAN 6 P.OoMS-
V »hio$;«: mm. th^j;.. 623 seventh St.
HOUSEKEEPING BOOMS.
. Baena Vista Park.
■j - BUENA VISTA. Cv.RNER baker AND
I 'J Jl tight, 2 sunny furnished housekeeping rms
Capp Street.
[VjCAPP- 2 SUNNY ROUMS FURNISHED
~f completely tor I ous ej inc.
»„. li MIM..
09' FIFTH— CLEAN FURNISHED lior-K- !
■ -•' keeping; 2. S10; 2, $12: :'. ur.furnisrred,.f 14. ;
Franklin street.
. FRANKLIN- 3 NICELY FURNISHED
— sunny rooms for •-.<.•■ p ng.
Grove SI reel.
• •
■% ■ .! (iROVE . COR. van nkss ave.— un.
—'— furnished; 3-room suites, « itb gas stove.
_o »>»;<« mi e<» .
~n I HOWARD — NICE SUNNY HOUSE-
«JUi ktepitig room nicely furnished; cheap.
1] j/iaIIOWaRI»— 2 &UNNY CONNECTING
1 J "ill iurnishetl rooms. ratine, water; rent 510;
?sli'sO.
Lurkin Mrc«;.
9-77 LAP.X I X — NEWLY FURNISHED
' '— < front suite, with kitchen; also other rooms.
] 'y I 1 HOWARD— 2 OR 3 LARGE FURS I II
•i — 1 "1 ed or unfurnished housi keeping rooms.
] "•."" . .XXIV NEAR CLAY— 3 HAND-
-1 >)'i i some lurniatied sunny rooms, flat, for
I
Market Streo:.
1 099 MARKET— 3 H >OMB. FURNISHED
J v^O complete, $12: sunny front suite, ?12.
McAllister sirset.
1 J MCALLISTER. A. K. BUILDING— BOOMS,
X 2 srudios, cltiss-rooms, en suite, etc. $8 ma up.
Jinn, , street.
,Mi MINNA— FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
— "'•* housplcefping; good sunny yard
~^A(> MINNA— FURNIsHED ROOMS; COM-
* _ plete for houekeeping: large yard. 4
"pTjs MINNA ST.- 2 NICELY iURNISUED
*J ti Bunny housekeeping roonu.
■-. 'Fklnn Ml'rnl,.
SriTK of 2 NICE large sunny house-
I>~ keeping room»; loltiing bed aud f.irniuire all
i;e»-; .*- So P'-r week. Apply at shoestore, 552 Mis-
fcion st., be;. First and Second.
I I 'jr. MISSION— SMALL FRONT. HOUSE*
1 !•)•' keeping suite: single rooms: reasonable.
Bi -I r-~ MISSION— 2 SUNNY HOVBI KEEP-
-L J DO ing rooms, $9; single front room; gents.
Is el-/ 2lonTß«>inery .street.
1 f\r NSW MONTGOMERY - FURNISHED
1 \JO housekeeping and single rooms, cheap.
2»miU >:reo..
1 OQI NINTH— FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
l^Ca light housekeeping.
Oak Street.
r >9Q OAK— 3 BUNNY RO'iMS FURNISHED
•J-t/ for housekeeping; gas; ba:h.
tv\ tm:i Mreo..
] 1') BKVENTH (GIi.aRD) — SUITES AND ,
' * 1 — kitciif-n: also single mis.: newly renovnted. I
■ Silver Mrcci.
]l\ ". SILVER, NE.xU FOURTH - SUNNY
i '' >; front r.om and kitchen lur.iishtd for
housekuepltig.
? location ->- i oj .
C;] I STOCKTON. Nit. PINK — FLATS OF 3
'11 Qnfuruithed and fnrnlshed rooms; garden. ]
I 71 ~\ BTO( KTO-V -8 NICKLV FUP.NIhHED j
1 •X •' rooms complete: water ana sink in
kitchen; fio.
Tbirteenth Street. ,
Ocjn THIRTEENTH, BET. MISSION AND
"'- *J Valencia 2 tjouis furnlshea complete for !
to-^eKeepiiig; running waier; porch separate;*»O j
Twenty-third Street.
97955 TWKNTY-THIRD, BET. DOLORES
') '— / and Chattanooga— 3 sunny housekeeping
roonW
if\(\ VANifESS AVE.— WILt. FURNISH TO
IUU suit or rent unfurnished, a few elegant |
rooms; corner house; every loom front: sunny.
% M)-< fli.-tiifou*.
f) UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
_. bou aetieeping: every convenience; large clos-
us etc ; toed X cation; iderences. Addre sX.
■> . /. b*J( J. Call ' 'tl)c«'. •
PHYSICIANS.
H. C. C. O'DONNELU 1206 MARKET, RE3
£tit>4 25th »v; tiibeusesot women a specialty.
BOOMS TO LET.
a U»H Mid)..
191 BUSH— 2 LARGE HANDSOMELY FUR-
" — 1 Dished front rooms; piano; gas; running
water.
iiryant Street
qqq Bryant— two furnished or un-
ij<L>O furnished sunny roomi to let.
Clay Street-
I'll CLAY, Nil. HYDE— LARGE PLEAS-
IuII ant famished room, with running water.
Clementina Street.
9Q7 CLEMENTINA— I SUITE OF NICE
-•' t rooms suitable for light housekeeping: I
cheap; single rooms for gentlemen.
l.ti.ir streuc.
I IO EDDY— HOUSK NEWLY RENOVATED;
110 from anile; other sunny rooms: 95 up.
- — ' ■ — — —
CHERMAN APARTMENT HOUBK. 28 BTn
0 su near Market: furnished and unfurnished.
LIU* Streo;.
ROYAL HOUSE, 126 ELLIS - IXCA.VDES. j
Xk cent lights: leading-room, Fmokin«-room and
ladies' larlor: rooms per nlsht, tSctosl 60: week, i
*2 to S-h: month, $8 to t3O; elevator on ollli;e '
Boor rooms with hot and < old water: baths.
KOSEDALE HOUSE, 321 ELLIS-200 SINGLE '
and fair., rms; 20c to 50c night, $1 to $3 wk.
01 /• ELLIS— NICELY FURNISHED
VJX\J gas nnd bath: !n private family.
■» -'111 > HMO..
rpHR COSMOPOLITAN— SELECT FAMILY
1 hotel: 100 Fifth ft., cor. Mission; rooms 50c,
«6c and 51 per night; S-'J CO f5 per week.
iuiton street.
q FULTON (FULTON HOUSE)— NICELY FUR- !
«* rushed rooms: single or en suite; $Band 919 Dp,
»>» y^ Ll ON— TENEMENT OF 3 rooms; j
4^_O rent 99.
i>tary street.
con GEARY— 2 M NNV UNFURNISHED
* ' « ' V basement rooms: double room for 2.
liownrn Street.
1 C>- FOR NICE LARGE ROOM FOR 1 OR 2; I
; f^>O bath 1 128 Vb Howard tt
.inn,.- streo:.
A~\ C-O^E! 1 — NEW L V FURNISHED A I COVE
I Ij C large single rooms: tentlemen preferred.
Hearny Street.
\ RLINGTON HOU>K, 127 KEARNY — j
/V l'leasant tunny 100ms. en unite and single;
tir«t class m every respect: terms reasonable.
rpHEMOuECN— : LEG ANT ROOMS; SUITES; '
I X. single; housekeeping: new. 230 Kearny st.
Lklkln m rec
tilt LARKIN— ELtGANT BUNNY SUITE, '
j '1 li'j $16; hall room, ?6; bath: gn«.
\n 1 r LARK IX— FU liN JSH KD SUN- ',
I 1 ») ny Mines; also single rooms; running water
j an i bath.
I Of) A LARKIN - SUNNY FURNISHED
j OV/'± double room; grate; 1 or 2 (entlcmen; $7. !
! Martha Place.
6 MARTHA PLAC&, -< ■. GEARY, ABOVE
Mason— Sunny large room for -.
IiCA :. :(.!«>•■ i.lti'i.
j ci q McAllister— neat single fur- !
• <JX •> nishd room: gss; hot and cold water; $(i mo. j
I|y ; McaLLISTKR- FURNISHED PAR- j
! 1 1 « >•' lor and bedroom, with the use of kitchen j
and dinin groom- !
Minna street.
l*i minna;cor. el. hth— newly fur-
; \J\J i nisiied bay-window room; $1 a week.
Aiikklo- >tr«o.,
HANCOCK norSK ■■>; MIR9IOX; PKLF.CT
limlly rooniißg-kaus« SI SUtn|i week. '
i I iiflQ MISSION— LABOR BUNNY DOUBLE
j 1 — UO front room: aso single. j
I niCrHltiSlua NICELY FCRNI>HKD
I *- 1 t)\) front or back parlor, cr both; usa of
i kitchen If desired.
Ninth Street.
I 1 oni - FRONT ROOM: BAY WIN- j
' J-OU2 dow; mantel and grate; pleasant; *9. j
Olarrell Street.
0<;O0' FA I! R E LL— SUNNY FRONT PARLOR .
«' — — (suite; single from $5 up.
Page Street.
1 1 €J d PAGE . nh - BAKKR— 3 NICELY FUR- i
| X 1 O*± n sned rooms for housekeeping: $11.
f Ferry Street.
! O/?O PERRY, REAL- 3 UNFURNISHED
' «.UO light sunny rooms; new house; separate
'. entrance; $& j
i'me Ktree;.
ni 1 PINE— LARGE SUNNY" ROOM SUIT- ,
Oil ab'.e for 2 gentlemen, $8; private.
i'ost street.
I O9Q POST (BOHEMIA), OPPOSITE UNION
i *-«")t7 Club, 8 blocks Palace Hotel— rooms: i
I board optional; bah; elevator night and day.
O-JQ POST, 3 BLKS PALACE— HAY WlN-
£tjtj aow sunny rooms; optional. elevator. \
I A«DOLPH HOUSE. 601 POST, COR.MABON; j
XX 50 i.ay-ninaow parlors; smaller rooms; run- j
! ning water, gas: $1 50 to *4 50 per week. j
_)4. PO^T — CHANGED HANDS; THOR-
— — ougbly renovated: suites and single; hoi j
I and cold water, bath. MRS. M. SCHULZ.
1 uneil siree;.
q-l 7 POWELL (THE COSMOS) — ELE- j
OJ I gant:y furnished rooms; reasonable.
Mxth Streou
-I or BIXTH— CHEAPEST IN THE CITY; !
X. _t) housekeeping and other rooms.
-t Of* SIXTH-FURNISHED ROOMS, SINGLE 1
lOUor double: running water; tja'li, cheap.
Mockton Mreet.
} EUROPEAN, 17 STOCKTON — ELEGANT
J rooms: suite or single; day, week or month;
baths; hot and cold water: transient; elevator.
lujlor «ir«e..
xn± TAYLOR— ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
t)_ i sunny rooms And offices: hot and cold i
water in every room.
Turk Street.
roil TURK-FLAT OF 8 UNFURNISHED j
O~ L i € 2 rooms; bath: rent $10.
Miscellaneous.
VKWLY FURNISHED FRONT BOOM IN
i.' private lami y. with gas anil bath: desirable j
location. Address Rooms, box 60, Call Office.
QUNJfY FURNISHED ROOM; HOT AND
vj cold water, large c'oset, La: b, gas, < te. : good
location; 6 minutes' walk from Kearny and Mar-
ket -M% : relrrences required. Addrt-si l*. P. P ,
box 2. Call Oilice.
BOARDING AM) ROOMS.
BQO CALIFORNIA — ELKOANT FURNISH- |
*)*-. cl suite, two large closets, hot and cola
water; marine view; excellent table; ref. required, j
"\\riDOW WOULD IKK A GENTLEMAN' TO
" loom and board. Address M E. E., box 22,
(.all.
O«;O BUSH— 2 GENTLEMEN CAN FIND
O— -- ruoms and board In a refined family
QflQ VAN Ni-8>- NEWLY FURNIr-HED
OUO sunny rooms; table board; terms moderate. j
I;>USSHOUMK,2ISM"NTuOMEKY ST., S. F.-
Jl 300 beautifully furnished, sunny rooms;
terms. American plan $150 to #2 50 per day: ;
European 50 cents to $1; free coach. J. s.
YOUNG, Proprietor.
BJ'.OOKL'V'N HuTKU 208-212 BUSH «T.. \
board and room SI to $2 per day. 16 to?] 1 -! pec .
wee*: choice rooms 60 cents to *1; suite room*
for family 91 10*1 50 per night: first-class service:
In-e conch. CHARLES MONTGOMERY.
STOKES TO LET.
OLD-ESTABLISHED BAKERY. OVEN AND
range, wl.h rooms. :10l Jioward st.
TORES, Ol FU ES. BASHMENT, HALLS, IN '
0 old building of Y. M. C. A., 23.! nutter; rent !
low; splendid location for restaurant. Apply H.
J. MCCOY, 208 Mm m st
STOKES WANTED.
Ur ANTED— BY RESPONSIBLE PARTY (Al>- I
»» uts). stoic, with nice living-rooms, suitable I
for de icHcies «nrl branch bakery, norm of Market I
st. N. M.. box 82, Call < llioe.
OFFICES TO LET.
rilO RENT-DESK ROOM : CROCKER BUILD-
-1 Ing. Address A. B. C, box 9. Call Oilice.
EMMA tI'KECKELS BUILDING, »27 MAK-
kel »t. -?12 to f2a Afclll'uX, room 210.
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1897.
PEIISOXAL.S.
A PARTY' OF LADIHS FOR ALASKA— A
XV couiiortnble passenger schooner has teen
chart* ed by a party of indies to take them to
Alaska. A stop of two weekswili be made nt all
tht principal pons. namely : Dy^n. Junenii. SitKa,
nil ports of Prince William r-oaud, Orca. Copper
It ver and Cooks Inlet La lies wishing to join the
party address D. J. ».. box 50, Call Oflice.
US, DR. D. BARTON, SPECIALIST IN CON-
-1« finement.s and female diieasea. 808 Howard.
I CALL ESPECIAL ATTENTION TO THE
-L perfect maii'u r In which hair is an*ssM here for
25c only; switches from $1 to »6 50: 1 make
»Wl dies of the Hues', best quality or hatr for only
$:! .')U: haiii:« cut and ciiilirt lie (i. LEDEREI;,
111 kion st.
GAL. HYPNOTIC INSTL, 402 GEARY;
v hypnotism taught, !|>s; diseases and intuits
cureu; graduates become Psychic club members.
C\UINONIA NOW TAKh-S THE LKADASA
I half dressing, c. LEDKRER, 111 Slockton.
nit KIRCHHOFFER HAS RETURNED
XJ from Europe and resumed prentice. Oilice,
850 Market st.: Tel. White 431.
Mlr-S ANDEHSON, URADUATE, BWJ-DIBH
nurse; baths: genuine massage; >\w(li-h
moveniem: ladies, gents. 806 Market st., room
'Jit, second iloor.
ADVICK FREE; DIVOKCM LAWS A SPEC-
lalty -.private: no fee without FUccessicollPct'.ons
u.W.HOWE, atty at law, .^.'>u Market.cor. Stock tn.
THE COMIC OPERA IN 1.0.0. F. HA ON
ember 1 cannot take pb.cH owing to sick-
ness: pupils tborouguiv prepared for the proies-
sionul stage at .1. Gi.EVE Opera School, 12arf
Market st., Murphy Building.
I AW- WANTED, MAN TO STUDY LAW IN
Xj ollice; preference 10 good reasoner; willing to
purchase In eresl in buslneg. r'ull particulars
Jrom >. J., box 12. Call.
CLOAKS and tailor-made SUITS KK-
laileil at wholes. i!e llgurei. 20 bunsome st
HHLF-CUMiUT, SANITARY PLUMBER,
. fßStittcr. b'JS '.olden Uate ay. Tel. bUtter47L
HAVE YOUR FEATHER P.EDS AND Pil-
lows filled. McCABE, 870 Mission, cor. 1 ifth.
POUMS WHITENED.*] 50 UP; PAPEKED,SI;
XI tinted, 12. i . D1X0>,421 Jones tel. P>lk. 1*96.
£.f\l\ BUSINESS CARDS PRINTED, $1 ;
O\J\.t So visiting cards, 25c. HILL, i!2Vi CJeary.
BADGUK, PHOTO. AND BADUE BUTTONS
made in San Fianrlsco at Eastern prices.
Al.l EX >'. BRUNT, 535 day st.. S. F.
810 OUTDOOR STEKEOPITCON SHOW
XJ ry night cor. Market and sixth Rts. • artlstlcad-
vertiseme.its In living light: promoters of Dull-
ness. Consult OWL ADV. CO., 1:40 Market sL
ELECTRIC LIGHTS IN EVERY KUO.M;
X-i \Sincuester House. 44 1 hird St., nr. Market;
100 rooms, 25c to $1 50 per night: $1 50 to $6 pet
week; free bus ami baegaze to and from the Inrry.
SUPEuFLtoU^ HaiKs REMOVED BY
%J electrolysis. MRS. DR. WELCH. 2115 Bush.
1^ I'll TO ORDER U . >■. A -V I:\SULLJIr..\TS
0 L. LEMOs, 1 1 17 Market »*.. bet. 7th and Sih.
/•I LARKIN— BRANCH OFFICE OF THE
U1 O CALL: lubbcrlntloni m «an: a<l< token.
DRESSMAKERS.
MMF. GOLDSTI-.IN-ELEUANT, STYLISH
: i'l dresses $5 up; ili.-isp S made over. 6 i ddy.r 86.
MEDIC Ale
A PROCESS THAT IS I'EHFECTLY HARM.
XV leas; never fails in any case of monthly slclc-
n< ss, no mater what cause: no electricity bum-
bin or other dangerous methods: money in every
case refunded if a cure Is not effected: travelers
, helped Immediately; years' experience; home In
I confinement with sanitarian convenience*. Con-
I sult free the only jeiinbe pliys'.ciaus. UK. AND
I MRS. DAVIKs, 1; McAllister St., next HibernU
I Hank- homa 9 a m. 10 5 : n.l 7 tod P. M.
I pAUTION TO W OMEN BEFORKPUKCB AS-
'■ V' 1 Ing elsewhere try a iox of Dr. Foul el's Guar-
i anteed Capsules, UN a box: do your buitneis
with arejponsib <• house; we see j ibron: Ii your
i trouble, no matter « hat the cause; no bud afi .
* fleets: cun-.ul:atlon free on all special ailments
WAL. BK BROS., 28 ".rant aye., cor. Ueary St.,
tan Francisco.
ALL MONTHLY IRREOULARITIfS op.
I x\. other condition* resiori'cl nt once; safest any
i time; kind sympathy and aid; ln-itant relief for
travelers: minor, a: d nlcrr< removed by elect rlo-
i ity; homo in (oiitim-ineiit: best car and privacy:
for ii anteed relief consult the doctor before go-
; Ine elsewhere; r.dvlcc free: confidential. Ml:.-.
DR. WVEIII, 918 Poal at . near l.arkln.
A PROCESS THAT St VER FAILS To RE-
store every case of monthly sickness from
■whatever cause In a few hours when medicines
and others have tailed; no Instruments us-d;
many years' experience: every c»se nuar mend;
advice free; »rnn reasonable: fini-otasa private
borne for cuntinemenL MRS. Dlt. DALtiY, IIUtS
Market »:.. over Owl Drng3:on».
A SURE, SAFE AND J-PEKDY CURE :"ur
all !emKle dlsear.es; a home In confinemen-,
with best Dussiblo car*; with the privacy of a
h 'in» a; d tne convenience of a hospital; tno-e
who are »'ck or dlscoaraged should call on the
doctor and state their case: they will find In her a
true friend: all consultations fr«<e and absolutely
confidential. MRS. DR. (iWYKR. 22t> Tnr< st.
i LL OF tilt. ! KoDLtra CAPSULi-.S ARK
-'» guaranteed 'absolute cure for all lemale dis-
eases; positive y safe and Mire; no danger or after
effects: taken in time il a so acts as a preventive:
! price $1 50 per dux. sent free by mail on receipt of
price: consultations on all special diseases i.ea
I WALi,ER j:.'!O-., 33 (.rant aye., B. j>. A. cau-
tion— Before purcbaKine elsewhere, write us.
SUi;E CURE, WH-.N OTHERS FAIL: No"
._ medtciue or v !i:strumrrit»: ever> woman bet
I own physic. nu for all ft-mn:e troubles, no matter
from what cause; restores in one day: never falU:
consultation free; can be sen", unj tssp.l at homa.
DR. POPPKR, 318 Kearny st Orders by to!
IAL-IKS.CHK ii 11 is ENGLISH PENNY-
J royal Pills (Diamond Brani!) are best; safe, re-
liable; take no other; send 4c, stain n.<, for particu-
lars. -'He for Ladles.'' in letter by return mail;
hi druggists. nicheni^r them, Co., Philadelphia.
1)1:. AND M US. WKGKNEii, 1312 (iOLDEN
XJ Gate .■•.ye.. formerly 526 Kday St.— Safe, quic*
cure for all female complaints guaranteed; private
home In confinement: every comfort: infants
adopted; terms moderate; pun *i.
r ( .< : SPECIAL ELECT IUC TREATMENT
o" for ladies only at thflr residences by an ex-
perienced operator and nurse; please name li»
hour. T. It., box H. Ca!l.
DK-. UOODWia, DISEASES »X WOMEN;
;tdies near or far safe, quick cure guaranteed:
: any a.ltnent; maternity home; care; sklii only;
j low ites; Or. bchuck's seif-cura $,"). 401 VaaNen
A BOON TO WIVES AND MOTHERS— SIm
guro; price 91 50. RICHARD* & CO., 40i»
Clay si ; send 2-c. stamp for particulars to *ei,urj
Manufacturing Co.. &:il X su, Sacramento. Cal.
ALP a! 'si 1 Rh.Nl II PILLS— A BOON TOLA-
dies with female troubles; no danger; snfeanl
sure; $2 50, expres? C. O. 1).; don't delay until too
late osoi.ou BROS., Coast Agents, Oakland, I al.
|)k.MuVI'.D: MRS. DR. SCOT"., 410 GEARY
At st., low 1104 Market; female complaints and
diseases of the eye permanently tared or no chaige ;
treatment by mail; Inclose .sunup.
DR LAVILLI 'S CELEBRATED FRENCH FE
XJ male Pills: safest and ben; reduced from 91
tosoc. GEO. DAHI.BENUER, 214 Kearny st.
(CONFIDENTIAL — J.Ai>lis.a IN lnUliliLK
J communicate with JJA. sA.Nilit 6* iaiaui
aye,, baiiFrancisoi.
1 \V FKAKB FEMALE REUULATINU PILLsT
XJ safe and fflicient rmmenagogue: $1 per box.
KICHABDd <£ CO..drDgg:su. 4l)t> Clay n.,sui«»r*
STERILITY CURED BY MRs! DR. SAT-
tier, graduate wife, 1709 Powell, tel red 2641
pARIS MATERNITY. 609 BUSH; CONFINE-
JL meut at home 10 days, «ao. TeL Green 581.
SUIiK CL IRJtE(4ULAIUTIEs OK OIUKR
female diseases. Mils. DR. PUETJS, 254% 4t_
HOMK IN CONFINEMENT; DISEASES Or'
women. Mrs. Dr. Fuiik*>, 14 It! Btli st., Alatneda.
|)B. 11 ALL, 14 MCALLISTER ST.. ->*.Ait
XJ Jones— Diseases ot w-uuiea aud children.
O9(| HAVES— lIRA.VtII OFFICE OF Tlitt
Out/ 1 all- Mil>scrr,iil>j!M unit want ads taken.
MOUSES.
AUCTION BALKS EVERY BATCRDAY At
11 o'clock of horses,* buggies, wagons, harnuo*.
etc. Hmporlum tales yiuu» 220 VaiKucia »i., i.
WATKINs, auctioneer.
j/k lluii.ihi FOR KALE; ALSO WAOONt
I\J boggles, carts, hfirnef.s; (irand Arcade Horn
Marker 827 sixth St.: suction sales every W*l-
cesday fcL yam _ DOYLE. Auctionuert.
1 UST AItRIVKD, 160 DRAUGHT AND
O driving bors<-s. Tai l . KSA LL'M, 721 Howard.
WAGONS AND CAKIUAGKS.
SINGLE SEAT, RUBBER TIRE, ROAD
buggy and depot coupe, near y new. O'BRIEN
& SON?, 500 Golden Gate aye.
KLIVKRY OK EXPRESS -WAGON FOR
U single horse; cheap. 137 Valencia st.
VI ACHINERY, BELTING, PIPE, BLACK-
i'I smlth tools, brake-block rnbbtr, h sp. tools
of all descriptions bought and *oid. J. LIVING-
STON, 'iO4 Mission St., branch store Hi Clay.
L OR LK— BKCON II II AND PHAETON AND
X 1 top tucgy; cheap. .903 Golden Gate aye.
ALL KINDS NEW A SECOND-HAND WAU-
ons. carriages, buggies, carls, haruoss; largest
assortment, lowes: prices. 15tli nnd Valencia sU.
BARGAINS! BAROAINSI BARGAINS: IN
new and second-hand wagous, - buggies, carts,
harness, robes nnd blankets. Leibolii Uarueii
Company, 211 Lark-in st., opu. new City Hull.
V INK LAUNDRY. BAKER'S AND MILK
X wagons cheap tor cash or installments; 1 linu
lop and open buggy: also 1 baclc. b-'a Harrison a.
EDUCATIONAL.
A SCHOOL OF PHYSICAL CULTURE AND
jT\. .'locution. 1210 Octaviix st., Han Francisco.
miss eliza mackintosh, pupa of proiessor
G. W. liaynlinm, Glaacow, Scotland, and graduate
of the school of Oratory, Philadelphia, Pit,
teacher. . office days. 'Ihur.i. r. m., SatuMay a.m.
EALD'IS BUSINESS COLLEGE. 24 POST
si.— Bookkeepln;:, business practice, eaur:-
hana typinij, telegraphy, languages, English
branches: electrical, civil and minlugeiigineenti;,
snrveylnc assaying, navigation, etc.; 20 teacliert:
day tnrl pvpnlnc sessions' wrlta lor catalogue.
];OOKKEEPING-THERE IK NO COLLKOB
iJ on (arth whose coarse is as thorough as mine;
4 to 8 weeks only required: rapidity at figures a
specialty. TAHK, 855 Market st , room 572.
AY RES' LU&INE^S COLLEuE. MS MONT- I
gomery Bt.; individual ruction in short
band, typing, bookkeeping telegraphy, etc.; life
scholarship $50; low rate* per wees ana month.
1 TINTS DANCING ACADEMY, 320 POST;
'■> Juvenile classes Sats., 2 p. m ; private lessons
daily, 10:30 to 5; adults' class Monday evenings.
ENGINEERING SCHOOL: CIVIL, ELECL.,
mining, mecti., survey, archlu; day&eve,:
est. 1861. A. VAN DERNAILLEN, 933 Market.
■\7"GCAL MUSIC, MAKCHESI SYSTEM, $1 50
» an hour; term A mouths. 811 Leaven wor.h st.
INGING. PIANO; PARIS GRADUATE;
0 French, Spanish, Ger. lang.: $2 ma 109 Taylor.
ISS GAMBLE'S DANCING SCHOOL;
adults class Mat. 8 p. m. 317 Devisadero.
IJOOKKr.JiPI.NU. ARI > UMEITC. WIiITING.
Jjgram., etc. :dav. night: *5 mo. 1504 Mnt-,oi).Btu.
BEL'ASCO'S LYCEUM SCHOOL OF ACTING—
Pupils rehearsed on stage. Alcazar building
1 IDLA.M SCHOOL OF ELOCUTION Al\'D
XJ Diamatic Art K-S Gutter st
SPANISH— CLASSES DAILY; $3 MONTH; 4
to 9 p. m. Hoom 10, Y. M. C. A. building.
GUITAR, MANDOLIN, PIANo AND VOCAL j
lessom: *:. 1110. Marr We*th:ius Hit Vlrihst. !
__ _ _— _____ .^_— —^-_— _ — ____ _ •
MONEY TO LOAN.
XKTK LOAN ON CITY REAL AT- AT 6
M and 0y 3 per cent, Oakland at 7 and 7V 2 ; any
sura. Manhattan Loan Co., Mills building.
VIA MI.MI A N LOAN CO , 10 MILLS BUILD-
i'I Ing ground flour, make loans at lowest rates
on 2nd mortnase»:life insurance. estates, real estate
in probate and undivided interests in real estate.
ANY AMO I lAT ii' ■_• PEK CENT ON REAL
estate: second and ihlrd mortgage], estate*,
undivided Interests, real estate In probate, lite In-
surance, goods in warehouse, furniture ana pianos
without removal: mortgages and le«acie< bought;
no delay. K. McCOLGAN, 24 Montgomery si., K3.
i OANS ON FUKNITUKK OK J?IANOS IN
XJ s. V., Oakland or Alameda, at lowest rates,
without removal; no commissions; no decays.
J. NOONAN, lulT to 1023 —isalou, übova blxtU;
tfcl. South 14. B@H
HIGH I.V KEnPJ'CTaBLE AND I'KIV'AIK
place to obtain liberal advances on diamond!
*n(l Jewelry of thu lowest rates. Baldwin Jewolr/ j
ti'.oru. HIS Markei at.-, lelophflas tireen 204.
GO TO A REGULAR LICENSED PAWN- I
broker at 1 Fourth St., upstairs: strictly pri- !
vate; low rates; lei. red 1121: established 1869.
1 OW l; Air, r5 I'KH MONTH INTEREST
J J on each SlOOJ; 65c per month ou $10'); second !
mortgage: any becurlty. Cash, box 2. Call OlHcb. j
iy £ HAVE MuNKY TO LOA.N ON Cl i V
'» real t state: Interest reasonable. Ca'. Tltl»
Ins. and Trust Ca, -10 Montgomery sc Mills bulO.
_-- l\l\l\ TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE;/
I t).i'UU 5 to 7 years' time; 6 percent; no
commission. Add r. B3 M. N , box 3:, Call.
PIANOS, FUKNJTUKK, ETC.;. No RE_OV-
-L al; easy terms. 39 ilood blu:;., 4th and Mrkt.
OANB NEGOTIATED; LOW KATE OF IN- j
-Merest. SYLVAIN SALOMON, 62(4 Montgy.
ON FUIINITUKE OK KEAL ESTATE; LOW :
interest, BIBNKR, 7 City Hall »vp.
N FURNITURE. PIANOS; NO REMOVAL:
low rates: no commission. Bonellt, 402 Geary si
Cl . (i nut) ON LIFE i.N>UJ<ANCK POLK II -
*!<l low interest. JOS.B. TOPH 1 Z. 330 Pim-.
Q> p TO.* 50. 000: LOWr.Mf it.Mis. l*r'«S2D
«s.t)v morU'. : any proposition. Dryden,4l3 JionU
1/v MX I'll — MOST KKLIAiiLE PLACE Jo
x\f borrow morey; diamonds and jewelry.
ON PIANO-, I. K-MllKr.. WITH OK WITH-
out removal ;low rutea;nocom. lid McAllister
lAN 1 SUM— IST AND 2D Ml •■1 S. ESTATES,
1 A etc.; t> percent. H. MURPHY, b'JB Market.
-- :-;(iN 1 i.i iMi.iii (in.NKi: Of CLAY—
t?_ I open unti O:3J c clock: branch otlicu of
Hie ii.ll- bscTlptloni und nan: m.* ihkhii.
?I»>Ni:i WANTED.
fltFLn FOR 4 WEEKS: WILL PAY BONUS
tjOV. of $15 best security. A., box 100, Call.
11' ANTKD-LOAN 01*10(1; GOOD SECURITY
»» and taterejt. A., box 1.9. 1 all Otlice.
C; 1 (\ (\(\r\ oniscomkinglksidk PROP-
-0 LU.UUU erty, at 10 percent; 2,000 on
Berkeley property, at 8 p< r cent: and $17,500 on
country property, at 9 p»r cent. LANt, 19 Mont-
gomery St., 1 to 4 v. m. HrJM
Ii.\A.VC!AL.
JBOAS, 330 MONTGY. ST.— LOANS ON LIFE
. insurance policies and buys bankbooks.
JOANS on real estate, bonds, etc.: lowest rr.tei,
J McAFEE BRoTHEHS, MS Montgomery at
PROPOSALS.
pROIMSALSFOR REMOVING DIRT, A sin
J HUb, etc.— Office of the clerk of the Board 01
supervisors of th« city and county of san .Fran-
cisco, November 28 1897.
In accordance with resolution No. S2O (fourth
Strips) of the Board ol supervisor!. .-■EALED
PROPOSAL^ will be ricoivel In open session of
the Board of supervisors on MOND \Y a iii
SOON, nvt'iiiberj'.i. 1897, from 2:30 to 8 o'clock,
to perform the following work during the year
1898 .. wit:
For the removal of the dirt, ashes, robbiah and
filth in the County Jail, jail yards, OUT Prison,
Cay Halls, in the City and County Hospitals. in
nil pubic - niics nud public huiMin:s. as often as
required, but no: less iii:iu three times eacu week;
a .such houri as muv be designated by the Com-
mittee on Health and Police
lor removing ihe rubbish, debris >nd dirt, in- 1
eluding the pruning* from tret's, etc., from a'l '
public squares, :iii-i from the City Hall 1 rounds :
and on and around the Incloiufe on City Hall 1
avenue V-noe a week, and at such other time* as
may .be di-bUnaiwl and required by the 1 omrrlt-
tee on streets; »lso. for me removal of ihe >llrt.
rubbish and manure from the stables cl the au-
-1 iue, tiook and adder an 1 hone houses of the Fire
Department and Police Pa rol as otten as may be
required during inn yoar 189 H.
Also. for the removal of till dead nninials.wiihin
two )i»urs afiei notice from the llralth Officer
(excep cuttli-, horsis arid mules) found rylntfln
any pub street or square, or upon nny uuoccu-
pled 101.
All the material, rubbish, cmtwco, etc.. to be
ilellV' rcil to iii- Sunititrr Keductlon Works and
there crema «d n 1 tee expense of the control 101.
Tiip work l<i be dou • under (be stlpervlslon «nd
to tin- s .iisf.icilon nt 1 lie MipiTinti'inlt nt 01 >i r<" is
and liiiiliWMys, except the engine »i.a hook and
ladder c mpaniis' bouses, which will b« subject to
the appro oi .he 1 i.n! Engineer of the 1 Ire De-
-1 a; mint, aid the h >pltat and Aiui~.ii.usi'. whlc 1
siihll b • «üb}t-ci 0 the approval of me respective
olllcers 111 1 urn •'•; also 11 the approval of the com-
niilleo on llealih and Police.
lor further particulars bidders will apply to
those otlicom respectively.
NOTlCE— Bidders will slate a specified sum per
month for wh ili the entire work will be per-
formed, 'v;li the specific understanding that the
party to win. 111 lh" contract Is awarded will bo re-
qulred in \ mii the offices of me Mayor and s*o-
pirinterirlent of Public (streets, the Sheriff the
chief of I* lice ami dm Health oil! c; also the 01-
-tires o! iheChlef Engineer of the Fire 1 apartment,
rial y, tetwpen the hours of 10 a. m. and 12
o'clock mil n, fur the purpose of receiving orders
for the performance Of the work. In audition the
party awa drd iliu roir.net must keep an oltlce
with a teU poos* so that orders from : lie depart-
ments may lie received ami p. omuily attended :o. ]
Bidders will also entmata wiih the undcts.iind- J
Ing ; hat In ( us- the work or labor to be p if'iruuvl
Is increased from that ordinarily done, canseJ
by ih« erection of additional buildings or from
primings, rubt) sh, etc.. 10 be removed irum
-iiu.ir m or |nib> c ground.*, that the »<'rvice shall
be performed, whether more or less, without udiii-
tluiiiil con peusation than the price bid being paid
iherefor.
lit' party to whom a ( ontract is awarded will
be required, -prior to or at the time of the execu-
tion uf be contract, to pay the cost of advertising
this notice In ihree daily newspapers.
In order 10 preserve uniformity and to facilitate !
tli award the board lias resolved to receive no
li d unless made upon blank forms prepared by
the committee, ana a ccr Itiea check for the sum
of $6WO, rcj'osiU'U by the bidder with and maue
payable to die c erk or the hoard, cunditio.ied if
the proposal be accepted and the contract a warned,
and If the bidder shall fa I or neglect to , mv ,),„
priming charges, execute the co .tract and give
Hie r.iiuir-ii bond within Mx days after the award
Is made, then and In that case die the said sum
ahull be paid ii 10 the city and «ounty treasury
by s^lU- clerk in liquidated domnges for such
failure nnd ties'**) •
Blanks fm 111 oil by the clerk-. '1
Tin' board reserves the richt to reject ail bids if
Him public good so require.
Pro[)o<nls to be Indorsed, "Cleaning Public
J Blldings " JNO. a. RUSSELL. Ceric.
CHILDREN I'BOABDKD.
T ADY WISHES CHILD TO BOARD; GOOD
Jj Inline and care. 91 ft Vi Brynnt st.
GERMAN LADY WISHES . CHILD TO
board: good bom*. 460y s Hayes st
Uf AXTKD-CHILD TO BOARD; A MOTH-
care. Apply or aililret,s 1.6 Cnuttanoo. a.
IDOW WOULD LIKE 1 OK 2 CHILDREN
r.»» lob'nri: where there ore no other cblldren.
ISO 9 st/HKf »t. .- . ; . . . . . ■.
CITY REAL ESTATE.
C ILT-KDBE INVKSTMKNT.
VJT ELEGANT FLATS.
MUST BE SOLD.
GilT f\(\f\ NKW MODERN FLATS On
•]? I i .I.'UU. oik> of the choicest corners of the
Western Addition: up 10 date In all detui s: thii |
Is a tar' off ring, pioperty of this character very
se dom b-iti« offer d for sup; large NW co.ner
lot 31:3x137:6. Call at office for paitlcniais..
EASTON, ELDKIj (U; it C"..
638 Market St.
V\rESTERN ADDITION INVESTMENT.
>? NW. COX. ON PIERCK ST.
llf.» -KNTLY REDUCED.
©PrnA 2-story BAY-WINDOW hoi-e
•IpUiJ'Jl/. »i 8 rooms and bath and -' rear flats
of 4 rooms each; well built; in gi.o I condition;
rent* $1586 per annum; street bltuminized; lot
25x110. EASTON, ELDRIDGE it Co..
038 Market st.
HANDSOME MISM COTTAGE.
11 NEW AND MODREN.
ON EASY TERMS.
<3! r >9fin NEW MODERN BAY-WIND
«JP — *-UU. cottage of 5 rooms, bath and base-
ment; cement sidewalk: good neighborhood; near
Castro-st. cars; !<> 25x114 feet.
• EABTON, KLDRIDGE & CO.,
638 Market st.
BIG VALUE.
WELL-IMPROVED PROPERTY.
IN THE WESTERN ADDITION.
m.jri-vr\ 2-STOBY HOUSE OF 6 ROOMS
tJpTtJUI/. and bath and cottage 01' 4 rooms: on
1 car street; pay $420 per annum: reduced from
$5500; lot 20x127:6.
EASTON, KLDKIDGE A CO.,
638 Market st.
SPECIAL LIST.
CHOICE LOTS.
CHEAP.
C&7^nn WASHINGTON 9T., SB. BU-
tfl) I UUU. chanan: SUxI27:BV4; elegant loca-
tion for Hats.
Q-j -nri EACH; 2 LOTS ON ASHBURY ST.;
(jplwyU 25x174: magnificent view.
<2» 1 Q,-fV NORTH BIDK MCALLISTER ST.,
»^7 L OO\J. near Lot:: 25x137:6; only one-third
cash.
CQnn NORTHWEST CORNER ON SIXTH
tj*)t7UU. aye., north of the park; 32:6x100.
ft'AA CORBETT ROAD. NR, HATTIK; ST.
iJuUU, sewered, graded and macadamized;
lot, 23x74.
EASTON. ELDRIDOK & CO.,
6..8 Market st.
CHOICE BUSINESS PROPERTY. NW. COR.
/ Mission and Spear sis. ; 45:10x1 must be
disposed of. Apply H. SCHWBRIN, 546 Clay st.
Qonn NEW COTTAGE 4 ROOMS; EASY
terms. 710 San Bruno. :
$.11- A/\ THE CHEAPEST PIECE OF
— '>\J\j. property in the Mission; north side
of 18!h st., 80 west of Guerrero: 31x75; cot:
mid basement; must be sola this ween: somebody j
will get a big bargain. McEWEN BROS., 118 j
Montgomery st.
rpYLfcR'S PATENT WAGON JACK FOR
I I sale by county and State rights. PHILBRICK,
! 2739 Folsom St.
MISSION HOMES — NEW AND MODERN;
5 and 6 rooms: cottages and houses: 52600
to *3200 each: $400 cash; $25 monthly; corner
Twentieth and Castro sts. F. NELSON.
DARE CHANCE TO PURCHASE FINE COR-
-It ncr; steady rental of £125 per mouth. Only
principals address to C. 1 01.EMAN, ltiO6 Post
st: or call evening or Sunday
Or^nnn \will BUILD 2 FLAT houses
•X — UUU complete; will call. GEORGE M.
BAI.SBT7KY. Bolder. s*l X St., Sunset District.
COUNTRY lIKAI, INSTATE.
MOUNTAIN VIEW LANDS. .
FOR SUBURBAN HOMES.
Especially adapted to raising deciduous fruits and
veg c ables. We have a few choice subdivisions of
'10 to 20 acres each in the Newhail <t Wise tract,
which we offer at extremely low prices, ranging
Irom $125; only ,11 a mile from Mountain View
station. Apply for full particular* to
ASTON, ELDRIDG*-. & CO.,
638 Market St., San Francisco.
or WOOSTEK & wnrnov,
7 Mint a Clara st , Ban .lo.ie.
O W KEN V KA N I'll.
SUKI.NY RANCH.
0 NEAK HUDWOOD CITY, SAN MATEO
COUNTY.
We will subdivide 1 tie celebrated ranch of the
lute Miles D. sweeny In tiatis of 100 acres or
less, which soil for fruit, grain and vegetables:
p.enty of water: this property Immedia ely Rd- j
j 'ins Redwood City. and Is only one hour's ride 1
from San Francisco; suitable for small home ;
farms; prices below all former quotations aid
j uion unusually easy terms. 1-or particulars call
or address
BARTON, ELDRIDGK <fc CO.,
038 Market »t., San Francisco,
Or our Branch Office at Redwood City.
I ACRE AND 1 M I'lliiV, ■ M .\ I-. ONE MILK
1 from Haywards; bargain; $1275. PHILBKICK,
I 2739 Folsom st.
(- 111 ACRK6, SAN DIEGO: WILL EX-
IUU change. PIIILBRIcK, 2739 Folaom St.
(• (A ACRES AND IMPROVKMKNTS, SAN
U'iU M»n-o C'ou'ty: exchange; price 530,000.
PHILBIUCK. 2739 Fc'lsnru st.
CHEAP RANCH; 225 ACRES; HOUSE,
V ba-n, ric. : county road to tbo pace; school
short distance; cenral part of Alauieda County:
price red nee to $40u0. U. U. CRANE. 410
Montgomery st.
"I. 1 ACUKS; CLOSK TO A GOOD TOWN;
1 - '4 Alameda loaoty; level: tood piece of lana:
must he sold; S!)00 buys it: 8300 cash, balance
»asy ins ailments. H. 11. CKANE, 410 Mont-
goineiy st.
I Ij'Oß SALE— FARM, 265 ACRES, 12 MILES
] I northwest of Stockton, Cal.; positive bhrgain.
Set Oullahan & Adams, Real Estate, 118 East
i Mam St., stock tou. Cal.
"I ITTLK HOME.-. ULOSK TO TOWN. IM-
' JJ proved: easy terms: also 4 •« 12-acrs plecei
I on 8 mil 10 years' credit. D, H. TWI.VU, so-
noma City; every .Monday at 63' i Market st., t\ to'
-.17 (A'ftluiuiliit) 01.. UKAJCII ut'KlL'B
OdLk liituuu.. vt«ui«Ui kua buuacriyttUiu
lnKi«n.
I'ROPEKTV TO EXCHANGE.
LOT* IN BEAUTIFUL FRUIT VALE;
flit «\ 111 exchange for ranch or flats and .i-Kiini' .
A. W. ROBINSON, -.:'Ji., Geary st., room 27.
qiO KXCHANOK— '.SOOD RENTING. CLEAR
i. Oakland or San Francisco property for ranchei.
\.:>> N .v lURTON, 1209 Broadway, Oakland.
AOI'.ICULTURAL LAND NEAR SEATTLE;
. osln-e t:ie; r.\cu»nge tan Francisco prop-
cm . J. P., box Si, Call.
OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS
OFFICE— 908 BROADWAY.
OAKLAND KKAL KSTATK.
-7 C (\(\ BEAUTIFCI. HOME IN ONE OF
tip I >)U>'. Oakliind's suburbs containing Sacres
of land: high state of cultivation: modern house
in first-class. condition: cost over $10,000 within
the past year; direc. communication, viaoectrlc
cars; will exf h:inge for flats or bouse in Oakland
or Ban Francisco: all clear. WILLIAM J. DIN-
QKh, 460 Eighth st, Oakland.
jrri/| ONE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE
«JpT«.)UI/. new homes In Oakland; choice cen-
tral location; near local train ; house contains 8
room-, beautifully tinted and frescoed; ].orcelal;i
bath; open plumbing; sonny co rnerlot ; strictly
up to da. c; m to ye price less than cost; easy terms.
I 1.1.1 AM J. DlN(} K. 460 1 tenth St., (aklatid.
AN OFFER WANT! D FOR AN ELEGANT
Piedmont nome: 13 acres? elegant nt-w hoi Me.
finished in hard wood; v-r ■ sightly location; 6
minutes' walk to e!o trie-cars: will rent completely
fiunUed w!in privilege of purchase, at low flu- I
ur-% WILLIAM J. DIN..EX. 480 >• Ighlh. Oakland \
OAKLAND ITVBMrtWBJt I'Oli SALE.
\\! ANTED— CASH BUYiIRS FOR FURNI.
V? ture and household goods this week. Special
at Ihe old store of H. fcCHELLHAAS, 408 hi.cv- i
en 111 St.. Onkland.
ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS
ALAMKPA i:K.\I. KSTATK.
JUST LIKE PAYING RENT.
$1760— colonial cottage 4 10 ms and bath.
$1800 -11 andsome cottage near station.
$2ioo— Modern cottage 6 rooms; garden Im-
proved.
J29so— Col' nial cottage 6 rooms; fine grounds.
. Jultl'l'sr) <& RKMMEL, l!av-su Htation (broad
gauge), Alitmeda: 628 Market su, £an Frt-nclsca
Open Sundays and holidays
LOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR OAKLAND
X or Aliiiuuda prjperty. .
' A fruit ranch of 80 acres.. nix miles from Vaca-
vllle; 30 acres In beurini; fruit trees; price $3'JOM:
the same proper, y whs sold V years ago for $81)00;
the price tor which H can be bouglit to-day wag
money loaned on this property. For further par-
ticulars inquire or address HERMANN CORDES,
1332 High ,1 , Alani'da, Cat
UKKKKLKY KEAL KSTATE. /
8 ACHES AT BERKELEY: FINE VIEW;
close to local train: also 3 acres with improve-
ments: easy terms. Pattlcu'ors, box it. Call uflice,
Oak-Una.
i:kkkki,!:v FURNISHED HOUSKS.
L^iatNlsilKl) HOUHX TO LET FOR 6
J. months: near the university; a very duslrnb'e
locally. Apply J. J. MASON, Real J'slate,
[ Berkeley s'.ution. - ' "■•• ......
CHINAWAKE.
rpALK ABOUT BARGAINS!
A READ THIS:
Dinner sets, 50 i.leces, light tray decoration,
with border, per set, H.
Dinner set, 50 pieces, wild . flower, with cold
trimmings, per set, $4 50
. Dinner set, 50 pieces, bellQower decoration, with
gold handles and trimmings, per set, $5 75.
CHEAPEST PRICES IN AMERICA.
CROCKERY, CHINAWARK, GLASSWARE.
ELITE CHIN AWAKE A SPECIALTY.
GREAT AMERICAN IMPORTING TEA CO.
Stores E very w ere.
62 Market street, ban Francisco Headquarters.
FREE.
BICYCLES.
WA'ICHK**.
CHINAWARE.
LOST.
DIAMOND AND PEARL. BRACELET. RE-
turn to 771 Folsom st. : reward.
STRAYED OK • STOLEN— A LARGE FOX-
bound: black head, tan over eyes: body ntid
legs v speckled gray: return and receive reward.
2117 Kolsom st.
TOSI-A MINIATURE GOLD CORNET
I■> pendant. Finder please return to Kohler A
Chase's store; re wan. WEBB
AWXXK'S NEWS FOR 5 CENTS — THI»
- WKEKLY CALIw. in wraDoer. for mailine.
HAKKIAGJS LICENSES.
The following rnama^-? licpivm have been
Issued by the County Cleric's office:
C. B. Middlemiss and Marsnret Movies, 23—21.
Louie H. King und Ella Olson, 20—19.
Aloert Blom and Rebecca .Mlseu. 39—28.
James W. oibb end Beatrice Hays, 26—19.
:-aniue] O. BucKbee utid Julia M. Crocker, 30-23.
A. C Oullabun and Catherine V. Hiver, 25— 23.
Albert A bruins and Jeanne Hoth. 35— US.
James M. Toner and Harriet M. Keenan, 27—^3.
Henry Etlberling aid Crfse.is l-cKer. 31—21.
Wi liana a. £Innotl and Mary Collins, 36-34.
John H. Larney and Annie M. Kirwin, 30—25.
Henry 0 Hyde and Gent- vleve I. Youujr, 25— 25.
Ernest F. ±serio and Lizzie Hodge. SB— 2o.
Thomas K. Dull and Coidelia SDodgrass, 33—
Frea O. Bon den and Helena Zaun, 2tf— .'l.
Timothy Co-'iors and Mary Casey. 28—23.
T. C. Kieruiff and Geor^iana Nightingale, 30-24.
Hugh H. Mciilynn ana Margaret Holland, 46-37.
Kmilio Vincentini and Ante laUarberino, 27-18.
Albert K. Wallin and Augusta C. <)bl. 23—20.
Harry L Hockett and Marie K. Uuye, 31—
L IX A ii& — JAAIuTi — DJJATWT
f IJlnh. marrlaa;» and death notices sent by mall
will not, be inserted. They must b» handed In at
either of the publication office* and be Indorsed
with the name and residenceof persons authorized
to have the samu published.
BOKX.
GOLLY-In this City, November 14, 1897, to the
wife of Edward V. Qoily, a daughter.
GRIFFITH— In Live Oak. November 20. 1897, to
the wife of J. W. Griffith, a daughter.
KNOWLTON— In Airnyo Grand". November 16,
1897, to the wife of J. J. Knowlton. a daughter
MAHOOD— November 20,1837. to tlie wife or J.
Mabood, a daughter.
MULLEN— November 20. 1897, to the wife of
John C. Mulien, a son.
RYAN— November 22, 1897. to the wife of J. B.
Ryan, a son.
RICHARDS— In Bucksport, November 10, 1897.
to the wife of Mr. Richards, a daughter.
BCHUIiDT— InTracv, November lit, 3897, to the
wife of Jacob Schuldt, a daughter.
SYLVESTER— San LuisObispo, November 14,
1896, to tbe wife of R. J. Sylvester, a daughter.
BHAFBB — Near Selma. November 16, 1897, to
(he wife of W. H. Shafer, a daughter.
MAIIKJKD.
BATES— MoNEIL— In San Jose, November 15,
1897, Charles Bates and Jennie McNeil, both of
Tracy. -
DOMINGUKS-SANFORD— At Nlpomo, Novem-
ber 14, 1897, Franlc F. Domingues ot Nipomo
and Minna Lain Banford of (iuadalupe.
EDRIN«;'ION— HAf KETI — In Salinas, Novem-
ber 17, 1H97, by Rev. E. B. llntch. W. W. hd-
rington of Ban Miguel and Lirzia Hatch of San
Ardo.
I-I-.NN — STEXVA RT— Near Arroyi Orande. No-
vember 16. 1897 by the Rev. C. U. Lawrence,
a vi. i Ftiin and fcflle Stewart.
GROSS— s i |. :i.l\(i — In un Luis Oblspo, No-
vember 12, l>-97. by I. X Genter, J. P., James
A. Gross and Carrie A. sterling, both of Urover.
HAMMOND— MONTAGUE— In San Jose, No-
vember 20, 1897. by Dr. WaUefleld, William C
Hammond and Ella Mont gue, both of Oakland.
HYDE— YOUNG— In this city. November 22,
1897. ut the Howard-street M. E. Church, bi-
the Rev. .John A. B. Wilson. D D. , Henry C.
Hyde of Sonoma aril nevievj a. Youue of
Modesto.
LEWIS-BERNSTEIN— In this city. November
21, 1837. by the Rev. Dr. J. Nioto Daniel Lewis
and Flora Bernstein.
NEISSF.R — I \ COBS— In this city. November 21,
1897. by Rabbi Isidore Myeri of the Bush-street
Temple, Edward Nelsser and Celia Jacobs of
San Francisco.
U1KI).
Abbott, D.D.Rev. G. 8. Mantel, Marr E.
Harrow, Mrs. Harriet Marro.i. Michael
Becker, Katharine F. Mooaey, Jamas
Bishop, uordon Moriarity, John
liovne. Mary O'Brien, John
Collins, Thomas F. O'Toolr. Dr. Michael C
Creinhion. jane Oliver, William J.
Dorn. Florence Owinss, Allen I".
Dougherty, James Phillip*. Matilda
Falkinciiam. John J. • I'ot er. Lymau O.
Feblemelcher Veronica Regan. Tlino:hy
Hall. Henry G. Reynolds. Mary A.
llunsen. O!sa M. l:ol)b, .lames A.
Hess, Conrad Roagers, John
Hies.er Zula M. Russell, James
Hill, Mary K. C. Kyan. Maggie
Holruiieri, Meor<9 Schnorf. Rudolph J. .
Holmes. William A. Sharp Mr*. Margaret
Klpr>, .Mrs. Anna E. Stoddarj. David 11.
[ McCord. Join Sullivan , William F.
i McKneany, Edward M. Taylor, Julia 1.
Maher. Bridget Te.iie. Thoinai
Mallou,Jolin Ward, Thomas M,
Williams Jr., S. li.
ABBOTT— In Oaklani. November 22. 1897. Rev.
Granvili" 8. Abbo t, D. D.. belovej husband of
Susan H. Abbot a native of Massachusetts,
a*>- 1 dO years and 9 mouths.
Friend i ant acqualntanct*) am r»io^:-
fully Invited to attend the funeral TO-MORROW
(Wednesday), at 2 o'clock p. m., from the
First Baptist Church, corner of Fourteenth and
Brush streets, d.ik.Ui> I.
BARKOW— In Vaoavllle. Cal.. November 20.
1597, Mrs. Harriet Colman Barrow, mother of
tho late .Mrs. Anna M. Hathaway, ased 9^ years
7 months and 9 days.
- lnteimeu: in Mason c Cemetery, San
Francisco, on arrival' of me 11 o'ciuck a. m.
train THIS DAY ( rues lay).
BECKER— In this city. November 21, I*n7 Katb-
arin" F. CwlOVed wife of Eugene W. Becker,
mother of Helen and Dora lee, daughter of
!-opbln and the late iiUl,«rt Schrelner,. an 1 sis-
ter of Frederick. Hubeit. Lena and Minnie
■ sohreiner. a native or Han Fraucisco, a^ed 28
y«ur< 1 month and 2. 1 ! days.
Jfg~Frlenrti riil ncnuMntancei nr» resn"Ct-
fully invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY.
(Tuesday), at 2 o'clocic p. si., from St. Mark's
Lutheran Church. O'Farrell street, between
Franklin and Gougu. Interment I. O. O. F.
Cemetery.
BISHOP-lQ Pielmont, Novamber 21, 1897, Gor-
don Bishop, beloved father or Mrs. Emma Wil-
liams and the late OUv r Bishop, a native of
Connecticut, aged .82 years 1 month and 15
days.
BOYNE— the Cltr and County Hospital. No-
. vember 22. 1897, Mary Borne, a native of Ire-
laud, aged 42 years.
COLLINS— In Guatemala. Jnly.l2. 1«97. of fever,
Thomas P., eldest son of Richard and Ellen
Collins, and brother of Cornelius J.. Rlchird J.
and Louise Col ins, Mrs. W. R. Dag;ett, Mrs. D.
J. Byron anl Mrs. T. P. Smith, a native of In-
diana, a«eJ 41 years and 4 months.
CRhIGHTON— lnthlscl'.v. November 21, 1537.
Jau?. beloved uifeof the late Ferdinand Crelgh-
ton, an 1 mother of Chari->i and M»ry Creightoc.
a native oi Ohio, a^ed 74 years 10 mouths ani
8....W
Frion.ii ant acaua:n;anc»i are respect-
fully invitud to atteud the funer.il Tilts U.vY
(Tuesday), at 3 o'clocic p. m.. from the pir-
of .the Golden G.-.'e Undertaking Co., 2423
Mission street, near Twenty-first. Intermea:
Laurel Hill Cemetery.
DOKN — In Selma, November 17, 1897, Florence
Elizibeth. wife of Alwlu Dorn, aged VI years
and 11 months.
DOUGHERTY— In this city, November 22, 1597,
James, dearly belovel husband of Brilge:,
Dougherty, and father of Eu^une, Nellie, Jo-
seph, John. Patrick and Michael Dougherty,
a native of County Go I way, Ireland, a^ed 49
years.
FALKINGHAM — In this city, November 21,
1*97, John J. Falklngham, a native of Newark
N. . aged 41 years.
ay Friends an I nonnalntances «re resosc-
fullv invited to attend the funeral TO-MORROW
(Wednesday), at 2 o'clock p. Km from the par-
lors Of James Hasan, 445 Valencia street,
I men: 1. O. O. F. Cemetery.
FKHLKM X I.CHKR— In till* city, November 22,
1897, Veronlcica. beloved wife of August Fehle-
meicner, and mother, of William and Otto
rehlemelcher, a native of Germany. aged 48
years 7 raoiithi and 2 days.
A9*Frtenaj and acaualutancei ar» remect-
fully invited to attend the funeral TO-MORROW
(Wednesday), at 2 o'clock v. m.. from the par-
lori of Charles J. B. Metzler, 638 Washington
street. lut-rm»ut Laurel Hill Cemetery.
HALL— In Weavcrvill«>, November 19, 1897,
Henry G. Hal', a native Of M.-ssachmt'tts, for-
merly of Humboldt County, aged nbotit 42
years. .
HANsl.V— In thU city. .November 22. 1897,
Olga Mathilda, beloved daughter of H. B. and
Mathilda Hausen. a native of San Francisco,
aged 6 months Hud 2'J days. '
HKi'S- In this r.iiv, November B], 1897, Conrad
Ben beloved father of Mrs. G. Riedel, and
grandfather of Anna and hosle HluJel. a native
or, Lrmireans, Germ:tu/, aged 70 yours i monthi
and 19 dnvs. - ■ • ■■■■■'■
JB3"Frlends and acq.ualataa;«i ars re<oa3t-
folly invited to attend the run>r<4 THI* DAY
(lues lav), at 1 o'clock p. m.. from his late
re;iaeucß. i 9 P.arrdall street. between Chenery
street and San Jos.> av'ntip. thence to St. Pau us
Church, corner Eddy and Gouzh street*, where
funeral services will be held, commencing at 'i
o'clock p. M. ln.erme.it I. O. O. F. Cemetery.
HIE>TER-ln this city, November 21, 1897,
ZuU .M. Hipster, eldest daughter of Mr*. lizzie
Hie-uer and sfster of Mrs. Albert Ferguson, a
native Of O <io, ai;eii 96 years.
a^"Tlie funeral services will take place THIS
DAY (Tuesday). a- 1 O'clock p. m.. at Stew-
art Memorial U. P. Church, Guerrero street,
between 1 went y-second and 1 wenty-ihird.
HILL— In this city. Novemb-r 20, 1897. -Mary E.
C, beloved daughter or Thomai and Ellen Hill,
sheer of Mr<. W. Gudehus and me late Joan T.
ant Tlmothv \V. Hill, anl aunt of Frieda
Gudehus. a native of B'thel, Vt.,ai;ed 24 years
3 months and 6 days. [Vermoai papers pieasa
copy. i
/83"Frlendi and acanalntancoi are resr>ec-
fnllv invited to attend tin fuueral Tills DAY
(Tuesday), at 9:30 o'clock a.m., from th« r-'sl-
deuco of the parents. 7 lalhuun street, thence to
*?t. Fianci3 Cnurcn for services at 10 a.m.
Interment Holy Cro*a cemetery.
EOLMBERG-In 'his city, November 21, 1897.
at St. .Mary's Hospital. George, elden son of
the lHie George aud Catherine Holmberg, a "*-
-tivc of New Orleans la
JK3"The funeral will take place TO-MORROW
(Wednesday), at 10:30 o'clock a.m., from the
luneral pariors of Mclilnn Bros.. 31 EdJy street.
Interment private, Holy Cross Cemetery.
HOLMES— this city, November 22, 1597. Wil-
liam A., nelove.i non of .ilary and the latn John
Homes, and brother of John It , James N. and
Mar,- E. Holmts » native of Yuba County. Cali-
fornia, aged 34 years 7 months ana 131 days.
• Ss*Friend» and ncnualntaacei are resp-30t-
-sniiy Invited to attend th* tuner.'.: TO-MORROW
(Wednesday), at 2:3'J o'clock P. M., from his
late residence, 318 Bitch street. Interment
1. O. O. t\ cemetery.
KlPP— in San Jose. November 20, 1897. Mrs.
Anna K. Klpp. beloved wife of Chrrlcs Kipn, a
native of New York, eged 44 year* and '£
months.
McCORO— In this city, John McCord. a native of
Canada, aged 50 years.
Friends an.l HC(iun.lnt>in'">i nr> r'lWt-
fully invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY
(Tuesday), nt 11 a M.from Masonic Temple.
Funeral under the allspices of Kin;; So'.oiuou's
Lodiro No. 260, F. and A. M.
McENEANY— In this city. November 20, 1897.
Edward, beloved father of Thomas & and
Mary F. McEneany, a native of Ireland, aged
67 years.
JBSTFrlendi and acquaintance* are respos:-
fnlly invited to attend the fanerai THIS DAY
- (Tuesday), at 8:30 o'clock a. m.. from hU lava
residence, 25 16 Folsom .-tree-;, thonrtd to St.
Peter's Church, where a requiem his;h mass
will be celebrated for the repose of his soul,
commencing at 9 o'clock a. m. Intermens
Holy Cross Cemetery.
MAHER— In till* city, November 21. 1897,
Bridget, dearly beloved wife if William Maher
and mother of Mrs. Jennie McCann and John J.
and Will. am Maber Jr., a native of Ireland, agel
67 years. ERVaI
a3"Frienils an-1 actinatntanc«» "-■ respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY
(Tuesday), at 8:30 o'clock a. m., from am lu-o
residence, 285 Clementina street, thence to St.
Patrick's Cburch. Mission street, where a re-
quiem hish inHfMwi.i te celebrated for the re-
pose of her soul, commencing at 9 o'clock A. M.
interment Mount Calvary Cemetery.
MALLON— In this city. November 3-', 1397, J0hn.
Mallon. beloved father or Peter L. Mallon, Mrs.
F. M. Pierce and Charles G Mallon.
MANTEL- In this city, November 22, 18»7.Mary
E., beloved wife of me laic Michael Mantel, a
native of New Orleans, agei 50 years. .
MARRON-In Mils cltv. November 22. 1897,
Michael Marron, a na'.ivo of Ireland, aged 64
ycuri.
MOONEY— In this city. November 21, 1897,
James, dearly beloved son of James T. and Kate
-Moo ley. a native of ban Fraucisco, aged 11
years and 3 montli3.
HOT Friends and acanalntancfli nri» respect-
fully Invited to attend tho funeral THIS DAY
(Tuesuay), at 1:3(» o clooi p. a., from the resi-
dence or bis parents. 368 Harriet street.
Interment Moan. Calvary Cetnoterv.
MORIARITY —In the City ami County Hoipl-
tal. November 22. 1K97. John Moriarity, a na-
tive of Ire. and, aged 62 y«*n.
O'BKIEN— In this city, November 22," 1897.
John, beloved child of George and Annie
O'Brien, a native of San Francisco, aied 1 day.
O'TOOLE— In this city. November 21. 1897, Dr.
Michael C. belovel husband of Louisa O'T'>ole.
a native of County Wexford, IrelanJ, ag*d 85
years.
A3"Frlends and acanalnlancm »r> resp^ct-
fniiv invited to attend the funeral TO-MORrtuW
(Wednesday), at 9 o'clock a. m., from his late
residence. North'Berkeiey. thence to St. Joseph's
Church, Berkeley, where a requiem tush mass
will be celebrated for the repast) of his soul,
commencing at 10 o'clock a. m. Interment St.
Mar. Cemetery. Oakland.
OLIVER— In Nevada City, November 19,1897,
William John Oliver, a. native of California,
as;ed 20 years 4 months aid 7 days.
lN'(;s—ln this city, November 22, 1897, Allen
Thomas, beloved son of Alien (i. and Lizzie Ow-
ings, a native Of Han t raucisco, acied 9 d*/S>
LIPS— In this city, November 22. 1837.
Matilda, relict of the late J. Bnrke Phillips, and
be.ove.l mother of Mm. W. W. Ellis of Portland,
Me, I. M. Phillips mil Mrs. E. B. Russell of
San Francisco, a native of Maryland, aged 73
years.
POTTER— In this city. November 22, 1897. lo-
man (i., beloved husband of the 1m« Amy Pot-
ter, and father of Mrs. Jamei Hall, a native of
Westoor;, Mas?., :i^«>l 82 years and 11 months.
O"Friendi and acauaiT-an::-M nr* respect-
fnlly Invited to attend the funeral TO-MORROW
(Wednesday), at 2 o'clock p. m.. from Red Men's
Hall, 320 Post stree:. lntermen: I. O. O. F.
Cemeterr.
REGAN— In this city, November VI, 1807, Tim-
othy Reenn, a native of Ireland, aged 58 years.
REYNOLDS— In this city. November 20. 1897,
Mary A., relict of the late Thomas Reynolds,
and belovel mother of Mrs. Mat Wilhelmy,
Mrs. J. B. Kerwln, and Joseph. George, Lucy
and Martha Reynolds and beloved daughter of
Mrs. T. Houston, fi native of Dublin, Ireland.
a; d &5 year* 11 mon and 25 days, [San
JO?e (Cal.) papers please copy.J
j(3* Friends anl acquaintance are respect-
fully iuvitea to a'twnd the funeral THIS DAY
(Tuesday), at 9 o'clock a. m.. from her late resi-
den c. 40;» Twenty- seventh street, thence to St.
Paul's Church,' Twenty-ninth and Church
Streets, where a solemn requiem mass will oa
celebrated for the reposa of her soul, commencing
at 9:30 o'clock a. v. Interment Holy Cross
' Cemetery.
ROBB— In Madera, Cal., November 19, 1897,
Jamei a. Robb, a native of New Hampshire,
aged 66 years and 9 months.
RODGEKS— In Br.nta, November 13, 1897. John
Rodders, a native of Wales, aged 62 years and 7
months.
RUSSELL— In P.erllaiids. November 22. 1897,
James Russell, a native of Cnpar Fife. ScoUaud,
as«d 28 years
RYAN— In r bU cltv. November 1897, at her
residence, 328 Jessie street. Maejle Ryan, be-
loved daughter of Myh-s and Nora Hynrj. be-
loved mother of Eddie, My.es. Harr» nnd Mar-
tinez Ryan, and sifter of .Mrs. J. Winslow and
Frank aoJ James E. Flvnn. a nail v» i>r Marys-
vlll". Cni., atei 81 rears 10 months and 21 liny*.
j|£-KeuiHins will be taken Tills DAY (Tues-
day), oi 7 o'clock p.m. train to Marysvllle,
where the funeral Will take place TO-MORROW
(Wednesday). Interment Marynvilie.
SCHNORF —In this city, November 21. 1897, Ru-
dolph J.. beloved son or Rudolph and Louisa
Scnuor , and brother of Charles A., Georgrt F.
and Miss LOul-ia >oliiorr, a native of Virginia
cit.*. Nev. aged So years 1U jaontas and 10
days.
iß^"Frlends and ftCTiiilntancs* nr« respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY
(Tuesday), a: 10 o'clock a. m.. from his late
re<idenCH, 323 O'Farrell sfee . thence b.- 11:30
o'clock a. m. train from Third and Townsend
streets to Cypress Lawn Cemetery for inter-
ment.
SHARP— In Los Gatos, Cal., November 20, 1897,
- Mrs. Margate; sharp a native of England.
STODDARD— In this city, November 22, 1897,
David 11.. beloved husband or i-.llza Stoddard, a,
nrtive of aco:land, aged t»6 year*
BULLIVaN— In Oakland, November 22, 1597,
William F., dearly ueiovel hnsbaulof the late
lionorah T. Bnllivan, aid father of Mrs. J. J.
Finn, sister Maryiiaof tho Order of the Holy
Nnme and Dr. H. F. Sullivan, a native of Lis-
lnorp. County WalerfOtd, Ireland, af»d 02 years.
I Bo (ton papers p^easn roiiy. |
jTJTThe funeral will lake place TO-MORROW
(Wednesday), at 9 o'clocic a. m.. from his late
residence. Ml Twe itv-.liinl street. theuc« to 8:.
Francis de Miles Church, where a solemn
requiem mass will b» celebrated for the repo»e of
his soul, commencing a: B:SO o'clock a. m. In-
terment >-v Mary's Cemetery, Oakland.
I.\ ' l.i)!i — In thin city, November til, 1897, Julia
ls:.bollf\ wlf* of Captain Charles F. Tuytor, a
native cf Qnlncy, 111 aged 33 years.
U3~ Friend* are rrm>«»ctfullv invite t to V.tsil
the funeral services THIS DAY (Tuesday), at
at 'J o'clock r. M.. at the nsilenco of A. 11.
Boomer, 1300 Page s. rtei, lorner Lyon. Inter*
merit private.
TKaLE— IO this <ltr. Nnv m>or 19. 1597 sud-
denly, at bis residence, 174") Mission streß:,
Thomas, dearly beloved husband ot Ar.-thusa
To ale. a native or Leeds. Yorkshire, England,
aged 69 ye.iri 8 months and 14 days. a mem-
ber of Amalgamated Society of Engineers.
Friends and acquaintances nri> respo-t-
-fullv invited to at* end th* iiiricral THIS DAY
(Tuesday), at 12:30 o'clock p. m.. from the par-
lors of 11. K. feuhr <fe Co.. 1-09 Miss on •slree;,
near Eighth, thence to the Church of the Ad-
vent, Eleventh street, bi'.ween Miss'.oi and
Market, where funeral services will im> held,
commencing at 1 o'cioc<£ p. 11. Interment I. O.
O. F. Cemetery.
WARD— In So:iorn», November 9, 1897, Thomas
W. Ward, a native uf Tcnnesice, aged 82 years
and 6 n:oiuh3.
WILI.lAMn— la this city. November 22,1897.
Stephen ti. Jr., son of K|ep iea G. and Haunan,
■A. Williams, a native or Mury.)v:lle. Ca:.. a<ed
8K rears.
cA V oTX"c ALLAC H E R , T
KUNKRAL DIRECTORS & fMBAI MKRS,
20 firth St., Opp. Lincoln School.
Telephone South 80.
JAH-. ENGLISH. ''..'■ T. R. CAREW.
CAREW & ENGLISH,
r uxdkrtakicrb AXI) kmbalmkrs,
FINKIIAJ, DIUKCIOUS.
41 Van Ness »v , near Market s: , San Fraa-
Cisco. Telephone Si., 156
F.I. GUNTZ. 11. W. OASTSK4
OANTNER & GUNTZ,
Funeral Directors and Ernbalincrs.
Sand 10 CITY UALL fcytAliii.
Telephone south 43*
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The San Francisco call. [volume], November 23, 1897, Page 13, Image 13
About The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913