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BUSUIRSS CHANCES.
A— S2SO— SALOON close to water front; low
rent; rooms; doing a good paying business.
See "WiLKE, 783 Market st.
IRO— PARTNER wanted in good paying liquor
store; large stock; very beet location; owner
wants an honest. industrious man. See
WILKE. TB3 Market st.
$850— SALOON: established many years and do-
Ing a daily business of $12; 1 block from Hl-
bernla Hank; a. rare opening. See WILKE,
Market st.
ORNER grocery and bar; choicest loca-
tion in Western Addition; larse stock; 5 bar-
rels whisky on hand; a first-class paying busi-
ness. Particulars WILKE. 753 Market st.
A— sl7Mi ; BEST-PAYING restaurant in city; es-
tablished yean; kept by owner the last 5
years; private rooms; the very best business
location; average daily receipts above $40. In-
uuire WILKE, 783 Market st.
W6OO— OLD-ESTABLISHED saloon in choicest
down-town location, with building; long
lease; doing a first-class paying business;
other engagements compel owner to sacrifice.
WILKE, 7v3 Market St.
1400— SALOON; first-class business; close to
Phelan building; a bargain. See WILKE.
Market st.
A— KREDO & CO., Up-to-date Brokers. 22V»
Geary st. Miscellaneous business chances.
J 0 -Road house; dally 4 receipts $60.
$1800— Saloon ; tine corner: well stocked.
$ 750--- Corner grocery and bar; 4 furnished
ms.
$ 175— Grocery and bar: give-away.
Plumbing and gastitting; $160 monthly.
$ S Delicacy; fine corner; with living rms.
4 600 — Restaurant and furnished flat; $20 daily.
$ US — Dressmaking; store and furnished rms.
$ UO Be_ shooting gallery: cigar stand.
For particulars call on KREDO & CO.
_— 92000— WOOD, coal. hay. grain and livery
stable: clears 4200; full value in stock. KKE-
DO & CO.
A— S46O— CIGAR stand: receipts $15 daily; also
$37;.; cigar stand. Oakland. KREDO _ CO
22',- Geary st.
tLOON for sale or exchange for small
ranch near the city or house and lot In the
Mclaughlin <t co., 23 Keamy st.
$3100— A-N old established business clearing $2')o
to $300 a month; everything in first-class or-
der; fullest investigation given. McLAUGH-
LIN *i CO., 23 Kearny st.
EASTERN city property for exchange for busl-
peas. Mclaughlin _ co.. n Keamy st.
A— sSoo— CORNER grocery and bar; without
doubt one of the best business corners.
$2<X>— Partner wanted; commission business.
$3Co— Saloon: oid-established; good corner,
and other bargains In saloons, bakeries and
restaurants. ANDERSON & CO., 777 Market.
S. SROCERY, bar, stationery, notions; four
rooms; rent $15: fully $000 worth in sight:
owner there six years; must be sold at once;
no agents; save commission. Address box
4668. Call office.
I \RTNKR; business will net $75 to $100
monthly, with a fine future. See manager of
New Faucet Co., branch office. 33 Third et.
CANDY store and flat to be vacated at 2017
Ftllmoni st. : fixtures and fountain have to
I before first of June.
BAKERY, with fine trade: elegantly fitted up;
no reasonable offer refused. 3025 Sacramento.
PARTNER wanted in dressmaking school. 207
Taylor st.
FRUIT store for sale. Cor. Pacific and Jones
sts.
CIGAR stand, 1656 Market St., cor. Polk. Apply
227 Battery st.
FINE milk business, including 2 routes in Ala-
meda; cheap. Box S5. Call office. Oakland.
$200— 3-CHAIR barber-shop with 6 living rooms;
best location: $50 down, balance in Install-
ments. Apply H. BERNARD. 104 Seventh st.
GOOD paying chop house, suitable for man"
and wife, for sale cheap on account of de-
parture. Address box 4521, Call office.
HOTEL for sale— 26 rooms, furnished; cost $3000
11 years ago: now askinp $2200. Call 256 Third
St.. get terms; make offer at once.
WANTED— Reliable, active partner in a whole-
sale wine and liquor business. Address box
4523. Call office.
RESTAURANT: best location in Oakland;
owner has other business. K. D., box 4, Call
office, Oakland.
TO let or for sale; nice saloon; fixtures com-
plete. See owner, 609 Clay St.
FOR sale — Restaurant and chop-house; opposite
the ferries. Call at 18 East st.
CIGAR stand and shooting gallery very cheap.
Call 815 Kearny st.
FOR SALE— Home bakery, notions, tamales;
good trade; cheap rent. 1913 Howard st.
ELEGANT grocery and bur for sale; fine
chance: large stock of choice groceries and
liquors: horse, wagon and outside trade; do- |
Ins good business: good reasons for selling.; ;
n.»ne but parties meaning business need ap- ,
very cheap: investigate. Box 4543, Call. :
$2"|>--FOR sale at a great bargain on account of j
sickness,, a photograph building. Including !
new f-arpets. show cases, etc., in a prosperous
country town: no opposition. Further par-
ticulars address L. E. BOSTWICK. Sacra.-
n-.ento, Cal.
FOR SALE— Saloon with piano and 4 rooms;
lodging-house o\er saloon with 17 rooms; run-
ning water and gas in every room; no reason-
able offer refused If sold before the first of
the month; no agents. Box 4535, Call.
$800 — HOME cooking and delicatessen business
with an established trade: well located; low
rent; living rooms and every convenience; to
a good cook this place offers a small fortune.
Box 457G, Call office.
ACTIVE middle-aged man of business expe-
rience with some capital and his services,
wishes to go In some legitimate established
business. Address box 4617, Call office.
OLD-ESTABLISHED grocery and liquor store;
best corner in city. Inquire Grocers' Union,
214 California st.
CORNER saloon, good location; on account of
other business; low price. Albany Brewery.
f'LD established restaurant for sale; doing a
business; investigate. 249 Fourth st.
$175-- FRUIT store for sale, with horse and
wagon. Inciuir*> 1126 Harrison st.
FOR sale— 2 old-established groceries and bars;
price $2500 and $1250. Apply Call office.
WANTED— Partner with $250; guaranteed
salary $50 month. X.. box 10, Call, Oakland.
CORNER saloon for sale at a bargain; good
Fto<*k of liquors, cigars. 243 Fourth st.
$176 — CORNER grocery and bar; 3 living rooms.
NE. cor. Fifth and Clara sts.
GOOD paying country barber shop; cheap for
cash. Inquire Call Office.
PARTNER wanted: good paying restaurant.
Apply 621 Montgomery st.
BARBER shop, central location, clearing over
$20 a week, for sale; present owner going to
Honolulu. Particulars box 4561, Call office.
FOR PALE — Ca.ll route at San Jose; for par-
ticulars apply at Call business office or to E.
F. PIERCE. San Jose.
SUMMER resort and beer garden to sell or
rent. MRS. BOEKELMANN, Lorin. Cal.
COFFEE and tea routes supplied from GEO.
W. CAS WELL & CO.'S. 415 Sacramento st.
627 MONTGOMERY, cor. Clay— Open until 9:30
o'clock; branch offl^ of The Call. Subscrip-
tions and want ads taken.
ALASKA ENTERPRISES.
FDR Dawßon. Alaska Venture Co. Steamship
Prof. Morse, sails for St. Michaels June 10,
connecting with the speediest steamer on the
Yukon the F. M. Smith; unexcelled facilities
for handling freight and passengers: before
making contracts call at general office. 6JO
Market st.
DENTISTS.
A FULL set of teeth, $5; see new flexible
plates; llfcht and thin; warranted ten y-ars;
teeth without plates, crown and bridge work
our specialty; fillings. 50c; crowns, $3 a 0: all
work painless and warranted. Chicago Den-
tal Parlors 24 Sixth st. ; telephone Jessie 1132.
NEW YORK dentists; painless extraction;
teeth, per set, $5 up; gold filling, 75c up; sil-
ver. 25c up: oM plates made over. Jl up; all
work warranted; open evenings and fcundays.
969 Mission Ht.. cor. Sixth, and 371 Hayes st.
DR. LUDLUM HILL. 1443 Market St., nr. 11th;
no charge for extracting when prates are
made; old plates made over like new; teeth
from $8 per set; extracting EOc; gas given.
DR. GEORGE W. LEEK, genuine Leek dent-
ist, discoverer of painless- extraction and
patentee of improved bridge work or teeth
without plate, moved from 6 to 20 O'Farrell.
VAN VROOM Electro Dental Parlors; full set
of teeth, $5 up; fillings, 2Jc up; all work
painless and guaranteed to stand ; open even-
ings. 987 Market St.. corner Sixth.
DR. LUELLA COOL, 554 Sutter; crowns. $5;
aluminum plates & bridge work a specialty.
L. A. TEAGUE. A. CANE and F. TEAGUE.
removed to Call bldg., 6th floor, rms. 603-607.
ALL work reasonable and warranted. DR. J.
W. KEY. 1320 Market st.
SET of teeth without a plate. DR. H. C.
YOUNG. IS4I Polk st.
•16 LARKIN ST.— Branch office of The Call.
Subscriptions and wont ads taken. _,
TYPEWRITERS.
ALL typewriters sold and rented; few partly
used for sale cheap; send for samples and
prices. ALEXANDER & CO.. 110 Montgomery.
YOST good order. $25; send for '■ sample work.
SCOTT & BANNAN. 333 Montgomery st.
~~ ~~ PHYSICIANS. ,
DR. C C. CDONNELL, office and residence,
1206 ifxrket; diseases at women a specially.
LODGING • JI'SES FOR SALE.
I OFFER FOR SALE THIS DAT
FOR CASH OR EASY PAYMENTS
THE FOLLOWING BARGAINS
20-room house.. $800, 22-ror.m house $500
10-room house.. 150 j 24 rooms, corner.. 750
55 rooms, cor... 3,000 j 14 rms, on Butter 700
11 rs. ; must sell 200 1 66 rms.; best city 7.W8
15 rooms; new.. LSSOI 31-room house — 1,400
81 rooms; new.. 3,000| 110 rooms; corner. 6,000
300 rms.; hotel.. 10, CO" 6 rooms; 0n1y... 150
35 rms.; central 2.600 10 rooms; Jones.. 3'K)
i S_L_ A Nl> EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE
AND BUSINESS PLACES OF ALL KINDS.
1 WANT NO EXCLUSIVE CONTRACT.
H. C. DECKER, 1020 Market st.. opp. Fifth.
64- ROOM CORNER HOUSE ■
FINE LOCATION—
ROOMS ALL RENTED
PRICE ONLY' $1600 ■
Apply to H. C. DECKER, 1020 Market st.
A— KREDO _ CO., up to date Brokers, 22' i
Geary st.
285 rooms; clears $400 monthly $:>MO
60 rooms; Market: best in city KQfl
30 rooms; Kearny; elegant offices _80
22 rooms; Powell; transient; fine 1800
21 rooms; corner Market; clears $100 300
15 rooms; clears $40 monthly 27.'i
12 rooms; Powell; elegant SOO
6-room flat; Ellis St.; free rent 250
Hundreds of others at your own price.
$2500—42 rooms: central corner; clears $130;
exchange for house and lot. KREDO & CO.
SPECIAL BARGAIN LIST
15 rooms; rent $75; doctor pays rent $500
18 rooms; elegant place; investigate W0
19 rooms; central; a money-maker 500
20 rooms; rent $45; good furniture 800
21 rooms; rent $25; see it - ■•• 400
21 rooms; rent $45: must sell 350
32 rooms; this is a bargain 900
67 rooms; rent $125; a pick-up 1600
WINSTON _ CO.. 646 Market st.
A NO. 1 family hotel on Market St.: I'M) rooms
elegantly furnished; all newly papered; pas-
senger and freight elevators: will be sold at
a great bargain; no agents. Address box
4501, Call office.
FOR Rent— The well and favorably known Pt.
Georyre lodging house of 150 rooms, centrally
located in Sacramento City and convenient to
the railroad shops. For particulars apply to
GEORGE W. LORENZ, Peoples Savings
Bank, Sacramento.
A $1100; 48-ROOM house, clearing about $125
per month; rent low; 2 blocks north of Mar-
ket st. WILKE, 753 Market st.
WELL furnished house. S rooms, for sale;
bargain. Inquire 228 A McAllister st.
$350— 11-ROOM house on McAllister St.. full of
roomers: owner retiring Apply Call office.
FURNITURE FOR SALE.
iBY piece— Oak furniture, etc. 675 Linden
aye.. npar Webster st. ■■ _^____
FIIItXITURE WASTED.
1 INDIANA Auction Co. Removed to .19 Mont-
gomery St.; highest price paid. Tpl. Davis 71.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
AS "•• » are selling good upright pianos for $6
cash and $6 per month, we ask you to investi-
gate and approve this method. Prices are the
came as If purchased for all cash. Bargains
In good second-hand uprights upon same easy
payments and some rood pianos for $3, and
Jo "per month. SHERMAN. CLAY & CO..
Pteinway dealers, corner Kearny and Sutter
sts., San Francisco, and Thirteenth and
Broadway. Oak'ind.
ABSOLUTELY the oldest and largest house
west of Chicago is KOHLER & CEASE'S,
26. 28 and TO O'Farrell St. Pianos, organs
and -'' other musical instruments of all
grades and pri---- Terms easy; prices low-
est. Everything possible done to please and
satisfy the customer.
CLARK, WISE & CO.. cor. Grant aye. and
Geary st., agents Conover. Kingsbury and
. other pianos; opened May 1: new stock: spe-
cial prices: easy terms; Inspection Invited.
I SECOND-HAND pianos at all prices; terms
extremely accommodating. BENJ. CURTAZ
& SON. 16 to 20 O'Farrell nt.. agent* for the
Chlckerlng -nd other pianos.
A STEIN WAT piano for $100; a Chlckering for
i? 0; examine list of bargains this week. THE
F. W. SPENCER CO.. 933 Market St.
SOHMER & CO.. Byron Mauzy. Newby. Evans.
Brlggs and other pianos; see our rent plan;
no Interest first year. 308. 310. 312 Post st.
NEW pianos rented. $2 50 per month. SCOTT-
CTJRTAZ PIANO CO.. 560 Hayes st.
3-PEDAL upright piano and latest Improved
Singer sewing machine cheap. 684 A Natoma.
NICE Emerson piano, $50; great snap. Room
IJ, Flood building.
A— s3s; fine rosewood piano in perfect condi-
tion. 1361 Folsom st..- corner Tenth.
BEST goods; lowest prices; easy payments;
pianos to rent at MAUVAIS'. 769 Market st
BARGAINS— SIOO,. $125, $150; agency famous i
Halnes Bros. W. C. HAMILTON. 324 Post st. j
GREAT bargains; Decker, Schubert, Stelnway, ;
Neuman, others. Hornung's. 218 McAllister. ,
"AD" smallest; price lowest; uprights $75 up;
' rents $2 up. HEINE. 138 Ellis St. ...
A GOOD upright, very cheap. 18 McAllister
st., next Hlber la Bank. SCHMITZ.
KNABE pianos; new scale; new styles.
KOHLER & CHASE. 30 O'Farrell st. |
SUPERIOR violins, zithers, old and n;w. H.
MULLER. maker, repairer. 2 Litham place.
HORSES.
WANTED— A good strong horse for laundry
wagon. 2241 Mission st.
40 HORSES for sale; also wagons, buggies,
carts, harness; Grand Arcade Knrse Mar-
ket 827 Sixth St.. auction sales every Wed-
nesday. SULLIVAN & DOYLE. Auctioneers.
CAMP wagons, buggies, wagon*, harness of all
kinds: 40 horses: must sail. Emporium Sales
Yards. 220 Valencia «t. T. P. NEWELL.
WAGONS AND CARRIAGES.
GOOD hack, coupe, surrey and wagonette, and
second-hand and new wag-ons: cheap. Bull's
j Head Repository. Fifteenth and Valencia,
TIHREE~QUARTER end spring, ball bearing
axle, rubber tire, piano body buggy. Can be
seen at O'BRIEN & SONS', Golden Gate aye.
and Polk st.
SPECIAL sale of harness and vehicles. Lie-
bold Harness Co.. 211 Larkln. opp. City Hall.
FINE laundry, baker's and milk wagons cheap
for cash or Installments; 1 fire top sod open
buggy; also 1 hack. 828 Harrison st.
FOR SALE— MISCELLANEOUS.
WANTED— Cylinder press; must be In good
order; give size of bed. price and make. Box
4541, Call office.
ELEGANT French walnut Decker Bros, up-
right piano for sale cheap. BONELLI, 130
Powell st.
FOR Sale— Empty packing cases. Apply M. A.
OX'NST & CO., 203 Kearny St.
$67 60— PIANO, good condition; $5 down $3 per
month. 225 Sutter st.
$197 50— MAGNIFICENT new upright piano; $10
down, $5 per month; guaranteed. 225 Sutter st.
BARS, back bars, mirrors, show cases, coun-
ters, linoleum, office furniture, store and
office furniture and fixtures; new and sec-
ond-hand. J. NOONAN, 1017-1019-1021-102S
Mission St., above Sixth.
SECOND-HAND hose for irrigation purposes;
pumps, gasoline englnea, etc. H. S. WHITE,
614. 616. 618 Mission St.
GAS fixtures very low; large assortment; 1
and 2 bowl barber washstands, cheap. HUF-
SCHMIDT. 623 Golden Gate aye.
LAUNDRY machinery, engines, dynamos, electl,
goods: new, 2d-hand. Smith Co.. 527 Mission.
J. R. POOL, house-mover, dealer second-hand
building material. 1124 Mission; tel. So. 787.
BOILERS, engines. 2d-hand machinery. Mc-
INTOSH & WOLPMAN. Fremont & Howard.
SAFES — New and second-hand: cheaper than
ever. Hermann Safe Mafc, 533 Sacramento.
SAFES— Bargains In new and second-hand: all
sizes: half original cost. 109-111 Market, S. F.
GRXPHOPHONEP. $10; Records, $5 per doit. ;
Prolectoscope, $100. Bacigalupi, 933-946 Mrkt.
COFFEE mill, scale, hand-true*, letter-press,
desk and safe cheap. 102 Clay st.
BARS, showcases, counters, shelving, etc.,
bought and sold. 1063 Mission, near Seventh.
SEWING MACHINES.
$1 MONTHLY— Rented, repaired, bought, told;
machine supplies. 145 Sixth; phone Mint 45.
ALL kinds bought, sold, exchanged, rented;
repairing, I.west rate*. 2'<l> Fourth St.
CARPET CLEANING.
CITY Steam Carpet-cleaning Works; cleans,
moves, lays carpets. C. H. STEVENS, Mgr.,
38 and 40 Eighth St.; telephone South 250.
WHEN you become disgusted with poor work
send to SPAULDING'B Pioneer Carpet-
Beating Works. 353-57 Tehama st. ; tel. 8. 40.
j McQUEEN'S Cal. Carpet Cleaning Co., 4£«
Stevenson St.; tel. S. 228; lowest rates.
CARPETS cleaned at 3c per yard: relald at So.
STRATTON, 3 Elg. th et. ; tel. Jessie 944.
GREAT Eastern Steam Carpet-Cleaning
Works. 14 8t i st. B. GRANT, tel. Jessie 201.
J. E. MITCHELL Carpet Cleaning Co., 140 14th
St.; cleaning 3c a yard; tel. Mission 74.
J. W r ATTS. reliable carpet-cleaning, renovat-
ing, alteration wks,-413 McAllister; Jessie 321.
ADVANCE! Carpet -Clean ing Co., 402 Sutter St.;
tel. Main 394. GEO. WALCOM, Proprietor.
CONKLIN'S Carpet-Beating Works, 833 Golden
Gate aye.; tel. East 126-
ELEVENTH, 10«— Branch office of Th« Call.
Subscriptions and want ads taken.
THE SAN FKAjSCISCO CALL, SATURDAY, MAY 28, 1898.
HOUSES TO LET. ■' - ",
$25— SUNNY house, 7 rooms,. bath and laundry;
yards for flowers. DEMPSTER, 36 Glen
Park aye., off Twelfth st. ' • .
ALL OVER TOWN —
You see houses to rent by BALDWIN _
HOWELL, 10 Montgomery st.
ELEGANT S-room houses; Sixth aye., bet. Cal-
ifornia and ■ Lake sts.; prices will surprise
you. MARCUSE & REMMEL. 628 Market St.
SUNNY house, 6 rooms, bath, in good condi-
tion; rent $18. 2S2S Pine st.
$B— HOUSE 5 rooms; best condition; ■ healthy
place. 1555 Kearny St., near Greenwich.
HOUSE of 3 rooms, with large basement
and yard. 140 Rope aye. -.•-■-■
COTTAGES TO LET.
ARMY, 3628 A— cottage, 6 rooms, base-
ment; rent $8; rear cottage. ' ' ' "
COTTAGE of 4 rooms and floor of 3 rooms for
housekeeping. 923 Shotwell St.
SUNNY cottages, 5 and 6 rooms; bath: base-
ment; yard; cheap. 1576 Fifteenth St., near
Dolores.
$10— BAY-WINDOW cottage, 4 rooms: water
free. 109 Collins St., near Geary.
$20— COTTAGE. 5 rooms; prettiest In city; new;
2963 Twenty-first st.: key at corner grocery.
FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.
TAYLOR, 810— Completely rural -.lied sunny
house, 10 rooms and bath. Call bet. 1:30 and
4 p m. ■.--'■■■• r :■■;:':: '-' .I-:'.-.-;-
$40— Modern lower flat: 8 rooms, bath: piano.
Call from 10 to 2. 1808 Vallejo St.
| A WEEK'S news for 5 cents— The Weekly
Call, In wrappers, for mailing. -
FLATS TO LET.
AN upper flat, 3 rooms, bath, yard, $10. ; 409%
Thirteenth st., above Valencia.
i A MODERN flat, 6 rooms, porcelain bath; rea-
sonable rent. 735 Ellis st.
ALL OVER TOWN
You see flats to rent by BALDWIN _
HOWELL, 10 Montgomery st.
FIFTEENTH, 2176, bet. Noe and Market—
sunny rooms and bath; water free; $13.
GROVE. 10, near City Hall— Elegant top flat;
6 rooms; bath.
GROVE. 729 A —Lower flat four light sunny
rooms; bath.
HAVES. S2s— Sunny flat of 6 rooms; bath; large
yard; basement; $25.
HYDE. 232, between Turk and Eddy— Com-
plete bedroom and kitchen for housekeeping.
MCALLISTER, Upper flat, 7 rooms; bath;
. rent $30. Key 728. - • j
MCALLISTER. Modern flat, 6 rooms and
bath; rent $15. j ■. |
! NICELY furnished flat; 5 rooms and bath. Ap-
ply 111 Liberty st. ' ,
PINE, 1228. near Hyde— 2 flats In first-class or-
■ der; rent $16 and $18. j
POLK, 1710, near Clay— Sunny new bay-window
flat, 7 rooms and bath, $25. ]
POST, 625— An elegant flat of 7 rooms and j
bath. $35 month. • ■ ■ . i
SHOTWELL. 4A, near Fourteenth— of 4 1
sunny rooms and yard; rent reasonable.
SIXTH. 322— Flat of 6 rooms and bath; rent
cheap. Apply on premises.
4 AND 6 room flats on Twelfth st. and Glen
Park aye.. $13. $14, $15. $1S and $23 50. DEMP-
STER 36 Glen Park aye.. off Twelfth st.
$22— 5-ROOM flat, 315 O'Farrell St., near Mason;
no car fare. Apply 15 Grant aye.
$22 -Fine flat; good neighborhood. 507 Guerrero;
6 rooms; bath.
627 MONTGOMERY, cor. Clay— until 9:30
j o'clock; branch office of The Call. Subscrip-
j tions and want ads taken.
ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPWO.
i BRYANT, 1101, cor. Ninth— Three nice furnish-
; ed front rms. complete for housekpng; cheap.
! CAPP, 329— Two sunny rooms, w complete for
housekeeping; bath.
EDDY, 617 — 2 sunny furnished rooms for house-
keeping; range.
I EDDY, 917— Very desirable housekeeping rooms;
gas range; bath; garden; private; splendid
location.
EIGHTH. 34, near Market— Large furnished
housekeeping sunny room; kitchen; hot and
[ cold water: bath; private family.
FOLSOM. 2848—3 or 4 sunny unfurnished
housekeeping rooms: gas stove: cheap.
I FOURTH, 225 — Furnished rooms for light
housekeeping. " ■■'*."
I FULTON, 116— Large well-furnished room, with
S summer kitchen, complete. $8 per month. -
GEARY, 1917— For adults; 4 comfortable, rooms;
bath, two beds; two stoves; gas and coal; $20.
GOLDEN GATE aye., 527—2 nice front connect-
ing rooms for housekeeping; rent cheap.
GOLDEN GATE aye.. 730 — Convenient house-
keeping room, furnished. $10; also small. $3.
HARRISON. 618—4 fine sunny unfurnished
I rooms, 2 upstairs; stove; $11 to quiet adults.
HARRISON. 731— Three rooms furnished . com-
plete for housekeeping; large yard; rent $16.
HOWARD, 625— Large front room; furnished
complete for housekeeping. !
JONES, 923—3 elegantly furnished housekeep-
ing rooms; gas stove; also single.
KEARNY, 208— rooms, furnished for light
housekeeping; $20. '
LEAVENWORTH, BU— 4 rooms, bath furni-
ture; young couple; no children; references;
$16 month. . ' . '. '■-'-''.;.
MARKET, 1028— Large sunny front room and
kitchen, folding bed, $14; 3 rooms, $10.
MCALLISTER, 340—2 sunny rooms furnished
for housekeeping.
MCALLISTER, 402, cor. Polk— 2 nicely furnish-
ed front rooms; housekpg; terms reasonable.
MINNA, 645 — Nice sunny room, furnished or
partly; suitable for gent or lady; cheap.
MISSION, 839 — Large rooms complete for
housekeeping, $1 50 a week; suites $10.
MISSION, 925 V4 — Completely furnished sunny
, front housekeeping rooms; gas and bath.
MISSION, 947—2 furnished rooms complete for
housekeeping.
MISSION, 1119 Large sunny front room and
kitchen; housekeeping complete; strictly pri-
vate. •- .
MISSION, 1217— Sunny front bay-window suite,
complete for housekeeping; rent reduced.
NEW MONTGOMERY, 105— Furnished house-
keeping suites, $1 60 per week; single, 76c.
NINTH, 21— Large sunny bay-window rooms;
running water, gas; very reasonable.
OCTAVIA. 1403, corner Geary— Front room,
with kitchen, $12; bay window, $$.
PT. .LOBOS AYE., 1819; cor. Eighth— 4 large
Bunny unfurnished rooms $10. • ■ ■ ■ ■
POLK, 603 — Complete for housekeeping. Includ-
ing gas for stove; clean Bunny room; $9 mo.
POWELL, 944—3 rooms for housekeeping; hot
and cold water; bath; $15 per month.
PROSPECT place, 123, near California, be-
tween Stockton and ' Powell — 1 to ' 4 rooms,
bath, complete housekeeping, $4 to $15; pri-
vate German family. ■
STOCKTON. 1307— furnished rooms for
housekeeping; rent cheap.
ST. JAMES. Laguna and McAllister—
best In city; lowest rates; furnished or not.
BUTTER, 550— Sunny basement floor of 2 rooms;
furnished for housekeeping; gas, bath.
TAYLOR, 207 — Unfurnished , housekeeping
rooms; also furnished. . .
THIRD, 340—2 rooms complete for housekeep-
ing; rent $7. . •-,-■.
THIRD, 362— Front sunny rooms, nicely fur-
nished,' housekeeping; first floor; $2 25 week.
THREE sunny furnished rooms; gas stove; to
respectable parties . only. Apply 40 Geary st.
WASHINGTON. 1015^—3 large unfurnished
rooms ' for housekeeping; also 2 * furnished.
MONTGOMERY. 527. cor. Clay— until 9:30
o'clock; branch office of The Call. Subscrip-
tions and want ads taken.
ROOMS TO LET. -
APARTMENTS; quiet, homelike; reasonable;
Com. Transfer • Co., 22 Stockton St.; trunks
moved to any part of city, 25c; phone Main 49.
ARLINGTON House. 127 St.— Pleasant
Bunny rooms, en suite and single; first-class
in every respect; terms reasonable.
AT 52 Second St.— Nice clean single, double and
light housekeeping rooms; $1 week up.
AT 147 Powell and 211 O'Farrell, nicely fur-
nished rooms by day, week or month.
AT 242 Stockton— rooms; pretty view;
* quiet house; baths; gas; very reasonable.
BOHEMIA, 239 1 Elegant rooms; reason-
able rates; bath, gas. elevator; very, central.
DELAWARE, 1483 Market— Furnished or un-
furnished single and double cms. ; $8, $10 mo.
EDDY, 628— 2 or more gentlemen, elegantly
furnished sunny front bay-window suite, con-
necting bedroom: running water, bath, gas,
grate; private; references. ... . .'._., , ■..
EDDY, Newly furnished single and double
rooms, $5 a month and up. . ■ ; /■- ; - .
ELLIS, 327— An - elegantly furnished suite;
■_„ piano, : light housekeeping; $30 , per month.
ELLIS, . 418 (Grand Carnot)— First-class sunny
rooms and suites for gents, $1 60 to IS week,
ROOMS TO LET- Continued.
FIFTH! ioT^pTeasant mi^QjT^unfurnlshed
■ rooms to let ' 1 - ; . • .
FOLSOM, S2O, near Fourth— Furnished rooms,
$1 par week.
■ FURNISHED rooms in all parts of city; sin-
gle, double and en suite. - 1023 Market st.
GEARY, 556, formerly 513— Elegant sunny par-
lor; suites, single and double rooms; also
housekeeping.
! GEARY, 80SA— Handsomely furnished sunny
front bay-window room, suitable for 1 or 2
gentlemen; rent $12. ■ ; - . . -'
GEARY. 2243— A large nicely furnished room
In private family.
GIRARD House, cor. Seventh and Howard-
Pleasant rooms, single and housekeeping;
lowest rates. . - '
GLOBE Houso, 821 Howard— Per night. »c to
$1; week, $1 to $4; reading-room: Howard cars.
GOLDEN GATE aye., Sunny front fur-
nished suite; also single rooms; water; $3.
GUERRERO, 1152— Sunny bay-window front
alcove room, well furnished; cheap.
HANCOCK House, 781 Mission— Select family
rooming-house; $1 60 to $6 per week.
I HOWARD, 741— Just opened: newly furnished
front and other rooms; bath; gas; $5 mo. up.
HOWARD. 959— A nice sunny room In a quiet
family for a young man; $4 a month.
JONES, 517— Sunny furnished room for gentle-
man; rent $5. : ■".
KEARNY, Three unfurnished rooms and
bath; with private family. $15.
I MARKET. 1211. near Sixth (Ellis House)—
Furnished rooms. $1 50 to $6 per week; tran-
sients '
MARKET, 1122 (The Parker House)— Nicely
furnished suites; reasonable.,
MARTHA place, 6. south of Geary, above
i Mason — Sunny room, $5 month.
I MASON, 18 (Silver Elegantly furnished
I rooms, single by the week, $1 50 to $3; suites,
1 $4 to $6; baths; hot water; transient: elevator.
■ MASON, 411— Fine sunny furnished suite in
private family; bath; telephone; very rea-
sonable. ' - __
I MCALLISTER, 14— A few large sunny rooms;
studios, office. $7 month; suits $12.
MINNA, Furnished rooms. $1 per week; '
■housekeeping rooms: piano free. --':■! -:"-
MISSION, 1226— Nice large sunny parlor, piano;
running water: bath: suitable 2: $10 month.
NINETEENTH, 4059, near Castro— Elderly Ger-
man lady wishes small family to take part of
flat; near car lines.
! OAK, 22— Large light sunny front room; sult-
| - able for work shop or storage; cheap.
! O'FARRELL, 231— New management, new fur-
| niture; elegantly furnished sunny suites and
single rooms; bath and gas; rent reasonable.
! O'FARRELL, 327— Large front room, well fur-
nished. $10; sunny single room, $7.
! PHILADELPHIA House— Furnished rooms, 75c
week and upwards. 421 Bush st.
I POST, 216—3 connecting sunny rooms, suitable
for offices or otherwise.
I POST, 622— Sunny suite or single room*: first-
class in every respect. MRS. M. SCHULZ.
SHERMAN Apartment House. 28 Eighth St..
near Market— Furnished and unfurnished.
! SIXTH, 124— Sinele and ' double rooms, $1 60
I week up: complete housekeeping, $10 mo. up.
TAYLOR, 109— Sunny double room with sep-
arate beds, $10: sunny single room, $1 50. ■
1 TENTH, 123. near Market— Nice large sunny
! rooms; kitchen If desired; very cheap.
i 339 HAVES ST.— Branch office of The Call.
Subscriptions and ads taken.- .
ROOMS '- .1) BOARD.
ALL sunny bay-window rooms, everything
new. cheerful; first-class every respect; board
optional. The Sirius, 1505.Stoc.kton; Kearny cars
EPDY, 626 a rvingdale)— Lovely rooms; select
table; nice locatn; suits. $40 up; smgle, $20 up.
ELLIS. 51S— Nicely furnished rooms, best
board; $20 per '.ionth.
FOLSOM. 511— Swedish private boarding, with
room, $4 to $5 per week: nice location.
FOURTH. 127— Room and board In private fam-
ily. $4 per week.
GOLPEN GATE aye., 618, above Van N<?ss—
Nice sunny ro«-vms, with board for 2, $36.
PINE, 932 — To rent, with board, sunny suite of
unfurnished rooms.
6OUTH PARK. 159— Good table board. $3 per
week; with nice sunny front room, $4 week.
SUTTER. 1128— Punny suite: single rooms: first-
class board; large grounds. Mrs. W. F. Evans.
THE Oriel— With or without board; new. ele-
gantly furnished, beautiful sunny Market-st.
suites, with board for t. $40 per month; single
rooms accordingly.
VAN NESS aye., R08 — Bunny newly furnished
rooms, electric liffhts, bath, with board;
terms moderate.
..INTH. 167— Branch office of T..e Call; sub-
scriptions and want ads taken.
CHILDREN BOARDED.
RELIABLE lady will board infant or 1 or 2
children; nice yard: own cow. 333 Jessie st.
AN elderly lady will take Infants to board; a
mother's care; references. 2"4'; Sixth «t.
STORES TO LET.
A NICE large store to let at 623 Post st.,
rent $20.
CORNER store; 4 rooms and stable; rent $15;
22d-st. cars pass the door. 3&ol Twenty-fourth
St., corner of Vlcksburg.
NE cor. Pacific and Sansome— Handsome cor-
ner store, with or without basement; cheap.
STORE and three living rooms; rent $10. 2343
Mission st.
OFFICES TO LET.
OFFICE room, all furnished, with large vault,
at CLARK & COS., 224 Montgomery st..
next the Mills building; (agents for the Banl-
tary stills).
FINE partly furnished offices. 901 Sutter St.,
corner Leavenworth.
SIXTH. 43, cor. Mission (Esmond House)— 4
rooms formerly occupied by Dr. M. Kroto-
zyner for 10 years.
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JO-HE — Price reduced: small cans, GOc: large
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i MRS. DR. JOHNSTON, masseuse, electrician,
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~ — -— — PROPOSALS. .
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS— Pursuant . to. an
order of the Board of Trustees of the State
Normal School of San Diego, California, no-
■ : tice is hereby given that sealed proposals
will be received by said board until 1C o'clock
a. m. of June 24, 1898, lor furnishing ■ the
materials and performing the labor necessary
■ for the erection and completion of the I cen-
tral portion of the San Diego State Normal
School building. ,
Separate proposals will be received and
separate contracts made for furnishing the
materials and performing the labor neces-
sary for each of the following parts of said
building, to wit: 1, For the masonry work,
including all brick, concrete and , cement
work and all necessary excavations and . fill-
" ing' 2 for the iron work; 3. for the carpenter,
plastering, electric and glazing work; 4. for
the plumbing and gas-fitting work; 5, for tht.
' tinning and galvanized iron work; ,6. f>t
' painting and varnishing. -
* No proposal will be considered unless ac-
companied with a bond of such proposer,
eaual to 10 per cent of his proposal, with at
leant two good and sufficient sureties, con-
ditioned that if his proposal shall be ac-
cepted he will duly enter into a proper con-
r Each proposal must be made on blanks
furnished for that purpose, and, together
with the above-mentioned bond, inclosed In
a sealed envelope, addressed to the Trustees
State Normal School of San Diego, with an
indorsement thereon showing what portion of
the building Is covered by the inclosed pro-
posal, and- delivered to the Merchants' Na-
tional Bank of San Diego. California, before
10 o'clock a. m. of June 24, 1898.
Said proposals will be publicly opened and
• contracts based • thereon - will be _ made >on
June 24, 1898. at 10 o'clock a. m.. at room 35,
Fisher Opera-house block, in San Diego, Call-
fornia. .
The contractors to whom contracts are
• awarded will be required to file with said
board a good and ■ sufficient bond to the
' amount of 25 per cent of the contract price
" for the faithful and proper performance •of
his contract. *' - ' ■■' * • * r - '•-:
The plans and specifications of said build-
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■ office of Hebbard & Gill, architects. Grant
" building. San Diego, California. _ ' ,v ; :
The v Board sof - Trustees reserves the right
to reject any or all proposals made. • -; .--
- State Normal * School ■of *. San Diego, Cali-
fornia, '■." ' ■'-■.-.,-■<-•-.■-•:-■•. •..
By W. R. OUT. President Board Trustees. ■
Attest: ROBERT C. JONES. Secretary.
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
RAILROAD hotel, furnished: sell, lease, cheap;
see at once. E. E. BUNCE, 90S Broad-
way, Oakland. - ; ' : ; .
FOR sale or exchange for San Francisco cot-
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OAKLAND houses': to LET.
eousesTtcT let" in Oakland: 7.--:
Corner cottage. 5 rooms $17
Lower sunny flat, 5 rooms 11
Upper modern flat. 6 rooms ; 14
. {-story neat 6-room house.... ....18
Choice sunny 8-room house I!
10-room residence, fine 50
'These and many more,- both larger ' and
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FOURTH aye., 1311. East Oakland—
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SUNNY alcove suite, with or without board;
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OAKLAND FURNITURE FOR SALE.
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SCHELLHAAS' old store. 40S Eleventh St.
FRUITVALK REAL ESTATE.
$1000 WILL buy a house of 7 rooms, fine well,
windmill and tank, flowers and shrubbery;
lot 50x115; all fenced: easy terms If desired.
H. A. PLEITNER, Fruitvale Station.'
$13000 — House of 5 rooms and bath, barn,
chicken houses, fruit trees: lot 100x105; all
fenced; 3 blocks from Fru'tvale Stnt'ni
H. A. PLEITNER, Fruitvale Station.
$2050 — $150 cash, balance monthy Installments
as rent: elegant 2-story house of 6 rooms
and bath, in excellent condition; barn, choice
fruit trees in bearing: lot 60x150; all fenced;
opportunity worth investigating.
H. A. I'LEITNER. Fruitvale Station.
FOR EXCHANGE—
$2500 — New modern house of 5 rooms and
bath; reception hall; lot 50x125; all fenced:
street work and sewerage all done; located
in the best part of Fruitvale: unincumbered.
For particulars see H. A. PLEITNER. Fruit-
vale, Station. East Oakland.
ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALAMEDA REAL. ESTATE.
$IIi>O— COTTAGE, 6 rooms; lot 35x125; close to
station and Hieh School; street work,
sewer, cement walks, etc., complete.
$130i>— Modern cottage and lot in good location;
any terms; snap.
$2200 — To close an estate; fine modern cottage,
5 rooms; lot 50x140; best location; $1500 can
remain.
$3500 — Modern colonial cottage, 6 rooms; corner
lot; good location; very easy terms.
Fine list of furnished and unfurnished houses
to let In all parts of Alameda.
H. P. MOREAL & CO.. 1432 Park St.,
Alameda.
SNAP— New house and bath; lot 50x150; good
location; 5 minutes' walk from station. Ap-
ply to owner. 1612 Chapin st.
IN Alameda, on a main thoroughfore, three
blocks west of Park St., lot 50x140, modern
cottage, 6 rooms and bath, $2200; $1700 can
remain flat or Installments at 7 l » per cent;
make offer. HERON & HOLCOMB, 1050
Uroadway, Oakland.
ALAMEDA ROOMS AND BOARD.
FURNISHED rooms and board near beach. 1524
Clinton aye., Alameda.
MONEY TO LOAN.
LOANS on furniture or pianos in S. F.. Oak-
land or Alameda, at lowest rates, without
removal; no commissions; no delays. J.
NOON AN. 1017 to 1023 Mission, above Sixth;
tel. South 14.
$5 UP to any amount on indorsed peper.
pianos, furniture or Jewelry; all business
strictly confidential ; private offices. M. E.
DOUG AN & CO., 230 Kearny St., upstairs.
ANY amount at 64 per cent on real estate; 2d
ar.d 3d mortgages, estates, real estate in pro-
bate, furniture without removal. R. Mc-
COLGAN, 24 Montgomery st., room 3.
OAKLAND loans on real estate secured
promptly; reasonable interest and moderate
expenses. HUGH M. CAMERON'. Heal Es-
tate Broker, 479 Ninth St., Oakland.
HIGHLY respectable and private place to ob-
tain liberal advances on diamonds and jew-
elry at the lowest rates. Baldwin Jewelry
Store, 94<! Market st. : tel. Green 204.
OX furniture, pianos, city or Oakland; no re-
moval: low rates: no commission: $25 up;
private party. BONNELLI. 120 Powell St.
$100,000 TO loan on income city property: MO. -
000 on furniture. G. W. OWEN, 1405 Call bldg.
REAL estate, furniture or pianos, any amount;
lowest rates. Becker & Co.. 328 Montgomery.
ANY sum. Ist or 2d mortgages, estates In pro-
bate, etc. Room 7, 508 California st.
$50 TO $50,000; lowest rates; Ist and 2d mortg.:
any proposition. Dryfien, 413 Montgomery st.
CITY and country; any sum: Ist and 2d mort-
gages, estates, etc. MURPHY. 62S Market st.
ON pianos, furniture; no removal; lowest
rates; no com.; private. 116 McAllister st.
A WEEK'S news for 5 cents— The Weekly
Call, in wrapper, for mailing.
MONEY WASTED.
MODERN residence wanted; 7 to 10 rooms;
north or west side of street on Pacific or
Presidio H^itrhts: cost not to exceed $")rton ;
etate price and details. Address box 4659. Call.
FINANCIAL.
LOANS on real estate, bonds, etc.: lowest
rates. McAFEE HROS. 10S Montgomery st.
PAWNBROKERS.
BE wise and borrow from the Cut Rate Loan
Office, 22 Mason st., bet. Market and Eddy.
LEGAL NOTICES.
GOODS Teft at 429 Sixth. Mrs. Miiier"s,~wilT'b«
sold if not redeemed within one month.
RAILROAD Consolidation— Pursuant to th«
statute in such case made and provided, no-
tice is hereby given that the Southern Pa-
ciflc Railroad Company, the Northern Rail-
way Company, the Northern California Rail-
way Company and the California Paclflo
Railroad Company, railroad corporations in-
corporated and existing under the laws of
the State of California, upon the written con-
sent of the stockholders holding more than
three-fourths !n value of all the stock of each
of said corporations, respectively, and by agree-
ment of the respective Boards of Directors of
said corporations, made and entered Into In
accordance with such consent, and pursuant
to the statute In such case made and pro-
vided, did. on the 14th day of April, A. D.
1898. amalgamate and consolidate their capital
stock, debts, property, assets and franchises
under the corporate name and style of the
Southern Pacific Railroad Company.
J. L. WILLCUTT.
Secretary of the Southern Pacific Railroad
Company.
San Francisco. Cal.. May ». 1898.
ATTORNEYS AT L,i.W.
ADVICE free on all legal matters. T. F.
STACK. 14 McAllister St.. room 64.
LAW of dlvoree: conscientious attorneys; $45
only; prompt; private. Room 41. 830 Pine st.
ADVICE free; no charge unless successful.
W. W. DAVIDSON. 927 Market St.
BICYCLES.
WANTED— Bicycle; second hand; state price,
etc Box 4601, Call.
STORAGE.
AT low rates— Furniture. carpets, pianos,
household poods; clean, light compartments;
advances made. J. NOONAN. 1017 to 1022
Mission St., above Sixth; open evenings.
FX'RNITURE. trunks, etc. Golden West Stor-
age warehouse, 840 Mission st. ; tel. Mint 1821.
PIERCK-RUIH'LFH Storage and Moving Co ;
office. Tenth and Market; telephone South 166.
FOR lnwrst rates jjo to LOUIS J. OTTOMAN,
121 Sixth St.; open eveningß.^
TRUNKS. 2.'c a n<o. : other goods at low rat»s.
Signal Transfer Co.. 530 J->nes: t<M. Sutter 441.
MARRIAUE LICENSES.
Marriage licenses have been issued as follows?
George 11. Nicklas and Helen A. Williams. 3o-3*
Robert G. Ross and Sadie N. Vail 21-20
Carl A. Trofz and Maria A. Lutz 32-20
BIRTHS— MARRIAGES— DEATHS.
. Birth, marriage and death notices sent by
mail will n.it be Inserted. They must b«
handed In at either of the publication offices
and be endorsed with the name and residence of
parties authorized to have the same published.
DORN.
CROWLY— In this city. May 23, 1898, to the
wife of James M. Crowly, a son.
MILXE— In Suis-un. Cal., May 24. IS9B, to the
wife of John Milne, a son.
STANG— In this city, May S, 1898, to the wife
of Peter A. Stang, a son.
MARRIED.
ZETTLE— READY— In Watsonville, May 24,
1896. by the Rev. Mr. Pettis, Frank W. Zet-
tle and Mrs. Helen Ready.
DIED.
Alford. Martha C. Munk. Ernst
Cfcappo, Charles Murphy, William
Clark. Walter P. I'ixley," Amelia
ful'.en. Annie Reimers. Frederick
Fabbri, v. RflMnrmi. Charles
Foster, May Sherblum, Andrew
Grove, J. H. Bpencer, Warren
Henninpr, Otto Sttrnbarff, rlara
Jahnigen. Gustave Sullivan. Nash J.
Keith. Mrs. James D. Sutton. Robert 11.
Lalande, Jean Warren. John K.
Monnier, H. 8. Zier, Maria M.
ALFORD— In WatsoßVille, May 21, IS9B, Martha
C. Alford. aged, 76 years.
CHAPPO— In the City and County Hospital.
May 27, is:»s. Charles (,'happo, a native of
East Indies, aged 65 years.
CLARK— In this city May 26. IS9B. Walter Par-
sons Clark, a native of Massachusetts, aged
27 years 9 months and 23 days.
(CyFrienfls and acquaintances are respect-
fully invlt»l to attend the funeral services
this day (Saturday), at 1 o'clock, at the resi-
dence, 636 Valencia street. Interment private.
CI'LLEN-In this city, at the Potrero. May
27, IS?S, Annie, beloved wife of Edward Cul-
len, and mother of Eddie and Katie Cul-
len, a native of County Mayo, Ireland, aged
30 years.
FABBRI— In this city. May 25, 1898. G. Fahbrl
(Baby), beloved husband of the late Mary
Fabbri. father of Elizabeth, Romeo. George
and Nellie F.ibbri, son oi Ester Fabbri, and
brother of Ferdinand Fabbri, a native of
Italy, aged 44 years.
C^Friends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow
(Sunday), nt 1:30 o'clock, from his late resi-
dence, 6 Church avenue, between Vallejo
street and Broadway, thence to Sts. Peter and
Paul's Church for services. Interment Holy
Cross Cemetery.
FOSTER— In the City and County Hospital,
May 27. IS9B, May Foster, a native of Wash-
ington, aged 38 years.
GROVE— In Mariposa County, May 21, 1898,
J. H. Grove, aged 46 years.
HENNING— In this city. May 26. 1898, Otto,
beloved husband of Mary Henning, and
father of Mrs. J. H. Ollson, Mrs. C. A. Beer,
and Henry, Frederick, James. Charles,
George, John and the late Walter J. Hen-
ning, a native of Germany, aged 65 years S
months and 24 days.
(C7 Friends and acquaintances are respect-
fully lnvite.i tii attend the funeral to-morrow
(Sunday), at 2 o'clock, from his late resi-
dence. 62S I^nmbard street, thence to St.
Peter's Episcopal Church, Stockton and Fil-
bert streets, for services. Interment I. O.
O. F. .Cemetery.
JAHNIGEN— In Oakland, May 27. IS9B, Ous-
tave, beloved husband of Jeslne, and father
of Gustave Jr.. Marguerite, Waldmar. Adolph
and May Jahnlgen, a native of Germany,
aged 49 years 3 months and 27 days.
KEITH— In this city. May 27. !*9S, Mrs. James
I>. Keith, beloved wife of Captain James D.
Keith, and mother of Mrs. John A. Craw-
ford, a native of England, aged 62 years I
months and 5 days.
LALANDE— In this city, May 26. IRP'R. Jean
Lalande. beloved father of Louis J. Lalande,
a native of France, aged 77 years.
(C?" Friends and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral to-morrow
(Sunday), at 1 o'clock, from the parlors of
J. S. Oodeau, thence to Druids' Hall, where
services will be held, under the auspices of
Perseverance Grove No. 10, U. A. O. D. In-
terment Laure! Hill Cemetery.
MONNIER— In this city, May 26. UK, H. S.
Monnier. a native of New York, aged 39 yean
and 6 months.
MUNK— In this city. May 26, IS9S. Ernst Munk,
dearly beloved brother of Fritx Munk, Mrs.
George Wollenschlaeger, William and Gus-
tave Munk. Mrs. Loenhardt Maier and Mary
Munk, a native of Unterturkheim. Wurtem-
berg. Germany, aged 19 years 9 months and
2S days. (Calistoga, Napa County, paper*
please copy.)
(ETFriends and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to attend the fu- era! to-morrow
(Sunday), at 1 o'clock, from the residence of
his sister, Mrs. Loenhardt Maier. 658 Brannan
street, between Fifth and Sixth, thence to
St. Paulus German Evangelical Lutheran
Church, corner Eddy and Gough streets.
where services will be held, commencing at
2 o'clock. Interment Cypress Lawn Ceme-
tery.
MURPHY— In this city, at Ocean View, May
25. IS9B, after a brief illness of pneumonia,
William, beloved husband, of Mary J. Mur-
phy, and father of Maud. William. Harry
and Allle Murphy, a native of Millstreet,
County Cork. Ireland, aged ."2 years. A mem-
ber of Court Farallon No. 71, F. of A.
ICTFriends and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral this day
(Saturday), at 9:30 o'clock, from his late resi-
dence. 315 Plymouth avenue. Ocean View,
thence to St. Michael's Church, where a re-
quiem high mass will he celebrated for tha
repose of his boul. at 10 o'clock. Interment
Hply Cross Cemetery.
PIXLEY— In Corte Madera, Marin County,
Cal., May 26, ISM, Amelia Van Reynegom,
widow of the late Frank M. Pixley.
ETFriends are respectfully invited to at-
tend the funeral services to-morrow (Sun-
day), at 2 o'clock, at her late residence,
southwest corner of Union and Flllmore
streets. Interment private. ,; -
tEIMERS— In this city. May 27. . 1898, Fred-
erick A., dearly beloved son of Frederick H.
and Christina E. Reimers. and brother .of
William. Gretchen and Edna Reimers. a na-
tive of Stockton, aged 5 months and 10 days.
. Friends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow
(Sunday), at 1 o'clock, from the residence of
his parents. ISO Bay street, between Kearny
and Dupont. Interment Cypress ■ Lawn
Cemetery.
ROBINSON— In this city. Miy gk MM. Charles,
beloved husband of Emma Robinson, father
of Annie Robinson, son-in-law of A. Spnoner,
and brother-in-law of Dave. Eddie, George.
John and Edith Snooner, a native of Wil-
mington, aged 36 years and 7 months.
(TT'Friendß and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow
(Sunday), at 1:30 o'clock, from his late resi-
dence, 71S Harrison street, thence to the
Mlzpah Presbyterian Church, Harrison street,
near Fifth.
SHERBLUM— In this city. May 26, IS9B. An-
drew, beloved husband of Sophie, and father
of Eddie and Florence Sherblum, a native of
Finland, aged 40 years.
SPENCER— In Fresno. May 25. IW. Warren
Spencer, a native of Kansas, aged 21 years.
STERNBERG— In this city. May 27. 189S, Clara,
beloved daughter of D. L. and the late Ro-
salia Sternberg, and sister of Jennie. Sadie,
Less, Morris and Henry Sternberg and Mrs.
Ray Silverman, a native of Detroit. Mich.
SULLIVAN— In this city, May 25. IS9B. Nash
J., beloved husband of the late Mary Sulli-
van, and father of Daniel, Willie, David.
Eddy and Ll«zie Sullivan. Mrs. Robert Stock -
fleth and Mrs. Charles Schiller, a native of
Ireland, aged 57 years and 5 months. (Bos-
ton papers please copy.)
(CTFrlends and acquaintances and members
of the G. A. R. are respectfully invited to
attend tMe funeral to-morrow (Sunday), at
9:30 o'clock, from his late residence. 523 Third
street, thence to the Alcazar bu.ldlng, where
services will be held, under the auspices of
James A. Garfleld Post No. 34. Interment
National Cemetery.
SUTTON— In this city, May 27. 1898. Robert
Hall, youngest son of Walter and Bessie
Sutton* aged 1 year 9 months and 14 days.
WARREN— In this city. May 27, 1898. John K.
Warren, father of Frank W.. Sam 1., Irene
E. and George W. Warren, a native of Ire-
land, aged 65 years.
(CTNotice of funeral hereafter. Remains
at the residence of his son, Sam I. Warren,
711 Shrader street.
ZIER— In Alameda, May 26, 1898, Maria Mag-
dalena Zier. beloved mother of Mrs. M.
Heldt and Mrs. S. Volgt. *-.nd grandmother
of Mrs J F. Forderer. Mrs. William C. For-
sythe, the late Mrs. William G. Taylor and
George, John, Edward, Wesley and Charles
Heldt, a native of Blshofshetm. Baden. Ger-
many, aged 87 years and 4 months. (Cincin-
nati papers please copy.)
CTThe funeral will take place this day
(Saturday), at 2 o'clock, from the residence
of her daughter, Mrs. M. Heldt. 2221 San
Antonio avenue, Alameda. Interment Moun-
tain View Cemetery.
I"" McAVOY & GALLAGHER, 5
FUNERAL DIRECTORS & EMBALMBBS I
i 0 i-IFTH BT., Opp. Lineola 8»»««i.
Telephone. South 80. 9
Estab. 1868. Tel. South 47.
CRAIG &COCHRAN CO.
Funeral Directors and Embalmers,
22, 24 AND 26 MINT AVENUE.
Lady assistants. Spacious chapel for than»«a n»«
of our patrons. Rubber tires on our ambulaaca.
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