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Dockham. J. M. Johnson. Karl
Dove. Alice Prideaux. John 9.
Florentine. Alexander Roser. Albert L.
Gisln. John F. Slebke. Frederic-
Hayes. Henry Southern. Jennie S.
Hobbs, Cart. H. H. Spauldlng. Jerome
Westeate. George E.
BEAUVAIS— In Valencia. Santa Cms County,
April 22. 1300. Larinla D.. wife of the late
Andrew B. Beauvais, and mother of Mrs. «.
E. Milwain and Kate R. Beauvals. a native of
Corinna. Me., aged £6 years ar.d S months.
BIGELOW— In this city, April 27. 1300. Dorcas
F. Bigelcw. mother of Mrs. L. M. Tuttle and
Mrs. I. H. Kittredge. a native of Massachu-
setts, aged S3 years S months and 1 day.
(Bostnn. Mass.. papers please copy.)
CTFriends and aCQuaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral this day
(Sunday), at 2 o'clock, from her late resi-
dence. 2519 Bush street. Interment private.
BLOHM-In Berkeley. Annie Blohm. mother of
Mrs. W. L. Arnold. Mrs. H. D. Kelsey and
Charles H. Blohm. a native of Birmingham.
England. . , .
E7"Funeral services will be held at her late
residence. Shattuck avenue and Berryman
street. Berkeley, to-morrow (Monday), in-
terment private.
BLUM-In this city. April 23. 1?00. Bennett M.
Blum, beloved brother of Jacob Blum, a na-
tive of Dobnyn. Poland, aged 70 X*ar_ •»
months and 25 days. A member of Artel
Lodge. I. O. B. 3.. of San Jose.
C7Triends and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral to-morrow
(Monday), at 10:30 o'clock, from the parlor*
of Theodor Dierks. 557 Mission street, tb.er.re-
by 11:30 o'clock train to New Salem Cemetery
for Interment.
BORBA-In Sausa'.lto. April 28. 1900. Manuel P.
Borba. beloved son of M. P. and Maria A.
Borba. a native of Sausallto. aged 14 years.
BORDWELL—In this city. April 17. 19W.
George A. Bordwell. beloved husband of Lii-
zle S. Bordwell. and father of Fred A.. W.
Percy. Frank V.. George Otl*. Paul H. and
Haul* Bordwell. . ...
I_r Funeral at Presbyterian Church. Ala-
meda. to-morrow (Monday), at 1 o'clock. In-
terment private.
BRUNE— In this city. April 26. 1900. Gu»tave.
beloved brother of Henry and Dr. A. E-
Brune, Mrs. C. A. Kern. Mrs. A. O. H*t;e-
dorn. Mrs. D. Pabst and Dledrick. Ernst.
Louis and Fritz Brune. a native of Germany,
aged 33 years o months and 2 days.
CTFuneral this day (Sunday), at I
o'clock, from the parlors of H. F. Suhr * Co..
1137 Mission street, between Seventh an.i
Eighth. Cremation at I. O. O. F. Cemetery.
Please omit flowers.
BUNYAN— In this city. April 26. IXC. Michael
Bunyan. beloved brother of Thomas. Kane
and Peter Bunyan and Mrs. Maria Cron.n.
and uncle of Julia, Norah and Mary Bunyan.
a native of the parish of O'Dorney. County
Kerry-. Ireland, aged 43 years. (New *orU
papers please copy.)
E7"Friends and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral this day
(Sunday), at 10:30 o'clock, from the parlors
of the Pacific Undertakers. 777 Mission street,
thence to St. Patrick's Church for services.
Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. A solemn
requiem mass will be celebrated for the re-
pose of his soul at St. Patrick's Church to-
morrow (Monday), commencing at 9 o docK.
DANTON-In this city. April 27. 1900. Roy B ,
beloved son of J. M. and Agnes Danton. a
native of San Francisco, aged U months.
JC7"Friends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral this day
(Sunday), at 10 o'clock, from the family resi-
dence. :i25 Sixteenth street, near Guerrero.
Interment Cypress Lawn Cemetery, by car-
riase.
DOCKHAM— In this city. April 2T. 190n. J. M.
Dockham. a native of Maine." aged 63 years.
A member of Evergreen Lodge No. ISI. I. o.
O. F., of Sebastopol. Sonoma County, and of
Santa Ro«a Encampment No. 53. I. O. O. F.,
Santa Rosa.
C7"Frier.ds and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral this day
(Sunday), at 11:30 o'clock, from Odd Fellows'
Hall corner of Seventh and Market streets,
where s?rvtces will be held under the aus-
pices of I. O. O. F. Relief Board. Interment
LaurM Hill Cemetery. Remains at the un-
dertaking parlors of J. S. Godeau. STS Mont-
gomery avenue.
DOVE— In this city. April 28. 1900. Alice Dove,
beloved wife of the late James Dove, and
mother of George S. Dove. Mrs. Sarah Tay-
lor and Joseph A. Dove, a native of Notting-
ham, England, aged S3 years and « months.
FLORENTINE— In the City and County Hospi-
tal, April 23. 1500. Alexander Florentine, a
native of New York, aged 64 years.
GISIN— In this city. April 28. 1900. John Fred-
erick, beloved sen of C. E. and Mrs. L. I.
Glsin (nee Center), and brother of Erne»t
and George Gisln. a native of San Francisco,
a<»J 9 years 2 months and 23 days.
.TyFriends and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral this day
(Sunday), at 1 o'clock, from the parents' resi-
dence, 343S Sixteenth street, thence to Mission
Dolores Church for services. Interment
Mount Calvary Cemetery.
HAVES— In East Oakland, April 28. WOO. Henry
Hayes, a native of Reedsvllle. Pa., aged 74
year* 5 months and 25 days.
HOBBS— In this city. April 28, 1300. at his late
residence. 202S Bu»h street. Captain Hiram
H. Hobbs. a native of North Berwick. Maine,
aged CS years.
E^Funeral private.
JOHNSON— In Reedley. Fresno County. CaL,
April 26. 1300, Karl, beloved son of Alfred and
Emma Johnson, and brother of Axil, Alfred
Jr. and Ebenezer Johnson, a native of San
Francisco, aged I year 3 months and 15 days.
B_TFr!ends are respectfully Invited to ai-
tend the funeral this day (Sunday), at 2
o'clock, from the residence of his parents.
23D Bryant street, between Twenty-flrst and
Twenty-second. Interment Laurel Hill Ceme-
tery.
LAW— In Clarendon. Texas. April 2S. 1300. Rev.
Victor Marshall Law. aged 47 years.
LEWIS— In this city. April 28. 1900. Jennie, be-
loved wife of the late John Lewis, a native
of Scotland, aged EX years 10 months and _>
days.
C7*Friends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow
(Monday), at 10 o'clock, from her late resi-
dence, 1024-rj Folsom street. Interment I. O.
O. F. Cemetery-
MAKIN— In this city. April 2S. 1900. Eunice,
beloved wife of John Makln. and raot-er of
Mary E. Makin. a native of County Donegal.
Ireland, aged e5 yeara.
inXFriends and accualntanees are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow
(Monday), at 9:30 o'clock, from her late resi-
dence. 314 Jessie street, thence to St. Pat-
rick's Church, where a solemn requiem mass
will be celebrated for the repose of her soul,
commencinn at 10 o'clock. Interment Holy
Cross Cemetery.
MATHEWSON— In this city. April 2S. 1900. Nel-
lie, dearly beloved daughter of Nelson N. and
Nellie Mathewson, a native of San Fran-
cisco, aged 2 years 3 months and 3 days.
CTFrlends and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral to-morrow
(Monday), at 2 o'clock, from the residence of
the Darents. 60 Natoma street. Interment
Odd Fellows' Cemetery.
MEAD— In this city, April 27, 1900. Charles F.,
beloved husband of Adelaide Meade. and
father of Lillian Mead, a native of Kahway,
N. J.. aged 63 years 9 months and 8 days.
(Massachusetts and Minnesota papers please
copy.)
CJ" Friends and acquaintances and Ladles of
the G. A. R-. and comrades of the Civil War
are respectfully invited to attend the funeral
this day (Sunday), at J o'clock, from the
parlors A. W. Martin & Co.. 118 Geary street.
Interment National Cemetery. Presidio Reser-
vation.
MEHSE— In this city. April 21. 1900. Hazel
Inez, beloved daughter of Louts A. and Cora
Mehse. a native of Idaho, aged 4 years 4
months and 20 days.
MICHAELS— In this city. April 27. 1300. Julius
Michaels, beloved husband of Sarah Michaels,
father of Consuela Michaels, beloved son of
G. Michael." and brother of Mn. Max
Abrams. Mrs. H. Abrams. Mrs. 11. Appleton.
- Mrs. H. Bloom and Leo and Ray Michaels and
Manuel Michaels of Hartford. Conn., a na-
tive of San Francisco, aged 23 years 7 months
and 12 days.
FT Friends and acquaintances and also
members of Bay City Lodge No. 7L I. O. P.
F., are rc-SDectfully Invited to attend the fu-
neral this day (Sunday), at 10:1 a o'clock, from
629 Golden Gate avenue. Interment Hills of
Eternity Cemetery, by 11:30 o'clock train
from Third and Townsend streets.
O'BRIEN— In this city. April 27. 1900. Cather-
ine, beloved wife of Thomas B. O'Brien, and
mother of James 1.. Matthew S.. Edward J..
Antone and Katherine O'Brien and Mrs. J. J.
Miller, a native of Ireland, aged 53 years.
CTFriends of the family art» respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral this day (Sun-
day), at 12:30 o'clock, from her late resi-
dence. 1611 A Sutter street, thence to St.
Mary's Cathedral for services. Interment
Mount Calvary Cemetery.
PHEA— In this city. April 2S. _»00. Walter Har-
vey Ohea. beloved son of Richard Ohea. and
brother of Margaret, Lizzie. George. Robert
and Harry Ohea, a native of San Francisco,
aged 27 years I months and 7 days. (Brook-
lyn. N. V., Chicago and New Orleans papers
please copy.)
ICTFriends and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral to-morrow
(Monday), at 11 o'clock, from Calvary Pres-
byterian Church, corner Powell and Geary
streets, thence by 1 o'clock creek boat to
Mountain View Cemetery for Interment.
PRIDEAUX— In this city. April 26. 1300. John
S.. beloved husband of Rose Prideaux and
father of John H. and Frank W. Prideaux a
native of Dodgevllle. Wls., aged 60 years 5
months and 15 days. (Dodgeville and Mil-
waukee. Wis.. papers Dlease cotiy.)
E7Friends and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral this day
(Sunday), at 1 o'clock, from his late resi-
dence, 540 Natoma street. Interment Cyprett
Lawn Cemetery, by carriage.
ROEER-In this city, April it. 1300. Albert
L. Roser. beloved husband of Agnes M. Roser
and stepfather of George 8.. Walter P and
Arthur E. Ehrenpfort. a native of New York
aged R0 years 1 month and 2S days.
(ETFriends and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited tn attend the funeral this day
(Sunday), at 2 o'clock, from the residence of
HENRY d. GALLAGHER CO..
(Successors to Flannagan & Gallagher).
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS,
20 Fifth st.. opposite Lincoln School.
Telephone South 80.
UNITED UNDERTAKERS.
*_ and » Fifth st. TeL Sooth "C
rUNERAI, DIRECTORS AND SJfBALK-RS.
Finest Equipment at Moderate Rates.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
J F Parker &w. lowa j W Chlnn. Vallejo
H C Parker. lowa 'Mis* Brown. San -Rafael
Miss Parker. Icwa A Z_ hner, Los Angeles
J Kaiser, Stockton O Wells. Bakersfleld
C Wilson. Vallejo L Barry. San Jose
J P Silver. Alvarado J McCarthy. Fresno
J Mahon. Merced iH D Roper. Arkansas
T Baruchl A f. Vallejo 'j M Davis. Modesto
J G Bode. Castrovllle iH Scrensen. Los Angela
GRAND HOTEL.
E Huerch. St Louis ;W A Newton. Cnlcago
W C Swain. Cal w a Llttlefleld. Cal
W R Stone. Cal ! R Spear. U S N
P H l'Estrella. Berkly J E Tener. Phenlx
M Sears. U S N a B Stevens. L An;
E Fl3her. Sacramento J Wllzlr.skl. Visalia
H M Earstow. Cal M Greenwald. Arcata
C A Berdlnc. Ferndale T D Witt. St Louis
C H Grimm. Cal ;o R Millet & w.Seattl*
W Dclan. Cal : W E Hampton. L Xr.g
W R MeGuffick. Stktn i> Hlgslns. Denver
E L Jones. Cal ;C P Chandler, Denver
R Lewis. Santa Clara | W s Watson _ w. Pa
E L Smith. Merced j Miss H Watson. Pa
F W Hankey. Honolulu E Crouch. Chlco
J B Mullany. Portland H FerrU. Cal
J C Ellis. Dayton , L Hamberger. Ky
G W Dwinell. Montague J L Russell. S Dakota
G H Foster. _ w, St M McDonald. Colo
Raphael iMlss O'Hara. Cal
C A Myers _ w.Sonora Miss M O'Hara, Cal
H E Haggatt & w, C W Furts. New YorH
Juneau W P SweUert & w,
F J Cressy, L Angeles i San Jo«e
A G Slocum. L Ang ,Dr A L Tlbbetts. Cal
D L McCurdy. Utah ;W S Little. Boetnn
R C Gardner. Truckee H R Hay. Nogales
W D Hendry. Chicago A J Johnston & w. Sac
M Wilson. New York C O Wiggins. Pa
A Simon A w, N York; Miss M McLera .n.Sangr
J H Sterling. Nebr i_is3 L Wortherby.
E Beruck. Monterey I Sander
PALACE HOTEL.
P J Hart, r S N iMn A J Erwta. lad
L Waterbury. X V jG L White, Manterev
Mrs WateTbury, N V (Mrs White. Monterey
, T M Allen. N V IMiss White. Monterey
C O Webber. St Louis 'Mrs R R Rand, Minn
W L Peppei— lan.Wash Miss W Rand. Minn
C Zung. Belgium Mrs R G Evans, Mlna
Dr A R Hull. lowa Mrs Lintner. N V
J F Davis. Jackson Miss Lintner. N T
C F Ackerman. NY R Woldenberg. Cal
J W Foley. U S N 'HA Strauss. Chicago
G Kirkman. Cal 'Mrs Strauss. Chicago
H H Shutts. Chicago :D Kennedy. Phila
A H Gefferey. Oakland Mrs Kennedy. Phlla
C B Kaufman. Cal jMlss E Mlson. Phila
J B Llppenectt. Lcs A'M!.«s Fraude. Phl!a
C L Johnson. Los Ang F B Clarke, St Paul
P A Detmas. Los Ang !F W Baldwin. Cal
Miss Detmas. Lcs Ang J Underwood. Cngo
J J Byrne. Los Ang ;o W Welghtmaa. N V
Mrs H H Shutts. Chgo ; Mrs Welgatman. N V
H H Shutts. Chicago iW E Winship. Cal
T J Field. Monterey E A Wiltsee. Denver
T H Wender. Boston W Wentzer. Cal
J II Rulgot. NY L H Moore. Phlla
W G French. NY ;j R McLean. Boston
J S Chapman. Los Ang F Smith. Trenton
Mrs Chapman. Los A G W Lyon. N V
H»D Hurchburg. Mo iMiss Moody. N V
Mrs Hurchburg. Mo Miss Carey. N V
E I Wills. NY M X Murphy. N V
D E Murphy. Cal Mrs S A Buntnall. NT
Mrs Murphy. Cal . W Fontaine. N V
E Petty. London Mr Kennedy. N V
Mrs A H Bray. Mo G G Gage. S N
O H Bray. St Louis H A Manon. San Jose
S W Bray. St Louis II C CcClure. S Q
Mrs J H Weilly. Mo '
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
Alameda County.
Henry «nd Annie Westphal to J. W. Phillips,
lot on W line of San Pablo avenue. (5 N of
Doyle avenue. N 50 by W 200.73. being lot 3.
block A. Doyle Tract. Map 2, Oakland: also
lot 4 and W 50. IS feet of let S and lots 3 and
9, block E. also lot 4, block J. also lot* 1 and 2.
block H. John Doyle Tract. Oakland Town
ship: $10.
Joseph and Sarah H. R. Hume to the Es»
peranza Gold M!o?ng Company (a corporation),
lota 38 and 37. block 6. amended map Central
Park. Alcatra- and Newbury Station. Berke
ley: $1000.
Charles M. WUson to Ingre Wilson, lots %
and 12 block T, Leonard Tract: also lot 10
block T, of above tract. Berkeley; also un
divided quarter Interest In lot on S line of
Twenty-first street. ICO E of West, E 25 by S
100. block 230, Oakland: gift.
Andrew and Jane C. Jonen to Vlncenzo Abena
lota 14 to 17. blcck 3. Map of Berthler's Addi
tion to Jones Tract, being a subdlvisim of
lots 2 and IS. Peralta Tract. Brooklyn Town
ship; $10.
E. N. Prouty to C. H. McLenathen. lot 30
on map of subdivisions • and 7, Hardy Tract
Berkeley; $ld
Constance A. Meeks and Blanche T. Heath
(executrtccs estate of W. Newtnn Meeks) to
Frederick Bammann. lot on NW lire of
Broadway. 135:9 NE from N corner of Broad
way and Santa Clara avenue. NW 140-2 ND
200. SE 140:2. SW 220 to beginning, being Tots
3 to «. block 2. Hays and Caperton property
Alameda: $4050. »«>P«rty.
Cornelius Brleson to Grace Hagerty (wife of
John F.). lot 9. block I^, Map of Haywards
Park Homestead Union. Eden Township- $10
Alexander Martin to Charles W. Bolles t'hw
S 33:4 feet of lot 5, on subdivision Man of lots
14 and 15. as per survey No. K4 for H C L*«.
100 acre traft. Oakland; $10.
George W. Manuel to Jennie E. Manuel tot
on N line of Fourteenth street. 230 W of Grove
W 70 by N 103:3. belntr portion of plat 235 of J
E. Whltcher's Map, Oakland: gift.
B. Kelsey to A. J. Warren, lot" 10. block H
Amended Map of J. W. Crawford Tract, ault
clalm deed. Oakland: $10. , ct * qult
James Watklns to Robert F. and Ida V
Rodgers. lot on N line 0} Crawford street
336 E of Herzog. E M by N IB being lot 2'
block B, tame. Oakland: $10. * "°'
W. J. and Lettie 11. Baker to John M and
Annie J. Taveira. the E 20 feet of lot 5 and W
7 feet of lot «. block C. Map of Broadway nnd
Telegraph avenue Park Tract, being a resuMl
?and; n s?0 f "^ A** E * W " l< ™ *™«! <££
Annie J. and John Taveira to W J rr a t.
lot on W line of Magnolia street ' Kfi-s « „?
Fifth. 8 23 by W 133:3. being lot 3S Wock 4"8
Brtggs Tract. Map 2, Oakland: $10 "
Margaret E. and Gilbert Wvman tn TT« n ,—
East, lot on SW line of HamlCn place it? V
NW of Oakland avenue. NW Jfl by 9 M h7^
lot 31. Hamilton Tract. Oakland : $10 ' *
Union Savings Bank to same lot nn a n~- ~r
SS»Ss_ff_r?SSs *
•A. M. and Mary C. Benham W n ,»i fh.
M. Tlio-a*. __ P. IteaucsSpYid Rp_sfR p_5fl c E n^
Factory (corporation) (by j b L-nkt^T Jl£
Kiln-toner) to First National Bant of otk'?mi"
REAL. ESTATE CITY — FOR SALE.
FIDELITY REAL ESTATE COMPANY.
207 Montgomery st.
WE AnVTRTIEE ONLT BARGAINS.
Hlepar-t busir.es* corner; Hayes St.; large lot;
Z-Ftery bulldir.g; ctore and 2 flats; always
rented: rents $*2 50.
N&toma st., near Flirt; 25x75: good house, 10
room* and etabie: rplesdld investment.
*4T:O— EaFtlake cottage. In W. A.; lot T7:6x
127:6; ctoM to car line; S rooms and bath:
large basement; modern.
$2200— Must be «:»:<5: Tremcct aye., near Fred-
erick: i*iM; desirable building lot: make o2«r.
IS2SA— Foreclosure sale: Hill rt.. near Caetro:
modern hruse cf S rooms and bath; elegant
view: lot 23x1!4.
$!I. oo"— Clay st.. r.ear Van Ness: 42x127:?: two
fat* ri 7 rooms and bath and rear cottage;
rent* $£24 per annum: key lot*; bargain.
CHEAP LOTS.
JlinO— North sifie Liberty «t-. near Dolore*;
SCxll*.
5l;oc — Ofcurch «.. near Eighteenth; 27x88.
SJOOO— Twer.ty-elghth St.. near San Jose are.;
rtxr.4.
$:uoo— Twenty -fim et.. near Castro: 25x114.
$££*— Sar.rfcex *t.. near Eighteenth: 15x119.
FIDELITY REAL ESTATE CO..
297 Montgomery st.
JOHN PF^RR, 4C3 Pine Ft..
Opposite the Nevada Bank.
js&flo— F".'lmor* rt.. near Haight; 4 fine, nearly
reTv flats: lot SCxSO; rent, $65.
$r^0 — A p;ek-t;p; only a few blocks from
F;ra wherry Hill: a N. W. corner: E2:6x100 feet.
JSTOfi each— 4 aplendia lots. 25x90 each, on
Thirteenth (formerly Ridley) *treet. Just weat
cf Valencia street.
lli-50 each— Five lots. 25x70 each, on Clinton
Park, west of Valencia.
Ik •'.-i>r. < .f $£40 pcx aassxa; store and fiats
or, Geary street.
$3400— Rent £30: a *j>lea_l3 piece of business
property: store and dwelling: Jot 25x71.
FAP.X LOTS— AN EASY METHOD TO GET
ONE.
On inrtallraenta— Rs down and $5 per month:
price SISC; park lot* 21x120 feet each: well lo-
cated: oxlr S~e blocks from the park and four
blocks from the boulevard.
FOR SALE BY
HAWKS & EKELTON,
223 Montgomery st-
t_*.ooo— Northeast corner Hyde and Francisco
•ts.; fine view of bay: Hy<ie-st. cars pass It;
fcuy It now while you can get It cheap.
j4O(WN>w hnue*: Sixth aye.. r.ear Calif M-cla
•t. : mrxle— 1 every way ; good growing neighbor- 1
b^od
IS. OOO— Third *t-. near Howard: good building
an<! basement: rer.ts $!?» per annum.
$14. &¦»>— Geary rt.. near Larkln; «=tcre ana
flat*; r.ever vacant: rent* $!2O per annum.
ni.MO— Geary st.. r.ear Octavia; large lot. lin-
pro%-ed; rented low, $:'*S p«t annum: lot worta
the price: good investment: make offer.
j— 7/^Xice house; Hartford Ft., near C_stro
ar.d Twentieth; 6 rooms and bath: mortgage.
f.tv> ran remain; ret In a home for W> cash.
HAWKS & SKELTON. 323 Montgomery >• *t.
f1250 — ABSOLUTE sacrifice: nearly new 5-room
octtage; stable and large lot; SCth and Dolores
sts.: <!e<-tric car passer ; principal bank loaned
MM at 7 per oent f!x months ago; can remain
If desired ; between brothers; Is cheap for
COOT 1 : opportunity of a lifetime to pay rent to
yrwrflf. P. A. DOLAN. II Montgomery st.
J2o<v>— TWO Cats, five ar.d four rooms: all known
improvements: bay-windo-.-; bulkhead: brick |
walls and foundctlor.; best street; sunny: Mis- 1
510r. ; only two vr>n.r» built; a *aer!Sce; on in- !
rtar.zr.eats: $15 mrr.thly or will exchange for
vacant irvtF ar.y part of city. P. A- DOLAN.
-.1 Montgomery rt.
C C. BEMIS Real Estate and General I_>nd
Agent. 224 Montgomery st.
M— ke offer— Northeast corner Twenty-seventh
ar.d Douglass sts.; must be sold; 80x114 feet.
s:k»— North line Carl rt.. near Stanyan: 2lx
:ZT:« feet.
BARGAIN— Cost $:?.0OC: tr'.:i b«'.! $€2X>: elegant
hou«e S> rooms ar.d tat— ; j-arden. Apply 1 to 4. •
EIO Page »t.. between Pierce and Scott. ;
"WILL sell or rer:t IC-room house; nicely fur- j
r.'.shed. A. B. Sn-.!th Furniture Co.. 12S El- ,
_!!___ j
BARGAIN— 7 rocn-.s. bath, basement. lovely j
mantels, sideboard, jass pantry, bay win- j
dew. electric appliances: view of park. W. j
X GRANT, builder. E>ver.th St.. r.ear J. 1
PAYS 12 per cent net— 4 mcierr. fiats; all rent- |
e<J; large lot; $4400: half cash. Apply on 1
premise*. Harrison Ft., near Twenty-f.rct.
MARKET ST. PROPERTY.
30-foot ecmer: unimproved. Address REEL
F TATE. 2? Eighth it.
I;a\'K j«i real mate In tae Mission or Her-,
i-ei's Afifilticn that you wish to dispose ol
•r#-< rail m W J QT^XK. E3(» California «t.
HEAL ESTATE COIMRY — For S_le j
A — fJLVj— TEN acre* !n prunes, apricots and ,
peaches, at San Martlne. Santa Clara Ccunty. ;
with cottage and lot texts! directly opposite; a 1
bargain; ." minute* frrm railroad station.
*13 per acr«— Fine etock. grain and dairy
ranci of —I'JG acres at Halfmocn Bay, San Ma-
teo Cour.tr; bar.k foreclosure.
COLUSA COUNTY BARGAIN.
CO per acre — 3000 acres, rear Arbuckle; re-
claimed land, fully protected by levees: all in
grain which will produce 12 to 15 sacks per j
acre th*e year; rented for one third of the crop,
delivered; crop will go with it if taken coon.
GLENN COUNTY.
$10 per acre— l^'w acres, I*4 miles, north of
Prlncttor.; ha* half a mile river frontace and
near steamer landing: about €00 acree in gro— -
Ing crop, balance being summer fallowed: flr.e j
buildings of every description ar.d completely 1
egjj^ped with stock and tools; if taken soon ¦
crop goes with it.
YOLO COUNTY FRUIT LAND.
$75 per acre— Some of the best orchard land in ¦
the State; r.es.r Woodland, fronting en main
county road; ra'.'.road Ftatlcn on place; will
subdivide: photos at office.
FAN JOSE FRUIT ORCHARD.
21 acres In bearing orchard of prune* and ap-
ricots, with firrt-clas* Improvements cf every ¦
description; enly 2 miles from city; particulars ;
at office.
LAKE COUNTY RESORT.
Thl* beautiful summer report place, situated
at Laurel Dei: Lake, comprif-es 30 acres of land
ar.d hat elegant UlltH Vie— testa of every d^scnp- j
tion ar.d is completely equipped; is op*n the |
year around; boatir^. hunting and fishing, and i
ha/i 1170 visitors last year: good fcr $3000 net
per anr.uin; particulars and tihotos at office.
FAIR OAKS.
A beautiful V.'Az. site of 7H acres, with nice I
oak trees, on a corner in the Polhernus Tract, at i
a bargain; also 40 acres r«n St-lby Lane, sur- :
rounded by beautiful homes.
Particular* of DAVID BUSH. Country Dept..
G. H. UME.SEN & CO.. 14 Montgomery Et.
A LOVELY 6>-acre foothill ranch: 20 acre* very
richest of highly cultivated level dark loam;
12 acres bearing orchard; 4'» wooded hill pas-
ture; splendid ft-room residence ; good large
tarn; abundance pure water piped *rery-
where: offered with stock, vehicles and tools;
orly $2iOO; i miles fey good road from Napa.
..:... GIVEN AWAY
Only JfiCflO for Jl6.'">'> first-class general farm:
13 acres: all very test of Napa Valley loam;
Al fencing; complete and elegant Fet build-
Ings co»t and worth over I^>Xj; 12 acre* bear-
ioK orchard; 12 acres resistant vineyard: bal-
ance in frra.'.n; unsurpassed water Fupply; in-
cluding stock, vehicles, tool* and growing :
crop (worth near $4»;>; adjoining railroad
station.
ONLY RSM FOR
Neat ar.fl rood 10-acre place: half In bearing
prune*; adjoining railroad town, center cf
Sar.ta C!ara Valley; residence, etc.
N. D. FICKHLS, the Land Agent.
10 Geary rt.. o;.p. Chronicle building. S. F.
|2t'.r«fX— l2l ACRCS best valley land; 4-roora
bouse and lnspro\'ementa
t'.'S:-' — 112 acre* richest grain or vegetable
land: some In orr-hard: house*, crop* and
teams: mv« be sold Immediately; lnvestigate.
>4&00 — Modern &-rotra house and CTi-acre or-
chard; $550. 4-rocrn country house, large lot. a
rr.ap. Apply to A. WH ELTON, agent. San
I^-andro.
FOR rale at ha'.f price— Beautiful «5-acre ranch
near fianta Cruz: 40 under cultivation. 10 orch-
ard: abundance wood; living rtream; hou«e 7
Turrit and outbuilding*; Drice $4000. WEST-
HRy.LAND CO.. C4O Market rt.. S. F.
AT X DO PER ACRE.
A mountain home of 120 acres. 15 acre* Im-
proved under a ditch c.nd eelf -Irrigating; bal-
ance good fruit and agricultural land; school on
the quarter Faction; «-aj>y payments. T. HEN-
PHRSON. Wergler. Pharta County. CaL
FOR SALE— t_X»: Stock ranch In. Mendoclno
County; over 500 acre*, mostly >we timber
land; Improvement* In best condition; liberal
terms or In rxchange for city property. A.
PCHOHAY. owner. 208 Haye* rt.
tZ*— TWO miles east of Redding, county seat of
Fharta; 20 acre*; fine location; level; some
timber; adapted to fruit of any kind; cost,
year ISS€. $210. before railroad line wa» built;
— -«rt • half of lot JL Shasta Citrus Colony.
__ COFFHY. CIH4 Natoma et.
FOR sale— At a sacrifice. In c thriving e!ty a
few hour* from S. F. ; a *ell paying produce
business and route; established 14 years; also
house. 4 lots, orchard of choice fruits, stable
trranary. chicken houses, etc.; horses and
wagon. Box U'3. Call office.
ETOCK and grain ranch for ¦¦!• In Coluaa
County: 1240 acre*; 110 per acre; 500 grain.
rert hill land. M. E. CHANDON. Marys-
vllh>. Cal. '
JItW— FINE 20-acre ranch; level garden land;
rood house; barn full of hay; fine hurse,
!»u?gy; 100 chickens and farming tools, etc.;
farr 50c: mile to station.
Clearance sale: 50c on the Jl: 2$ fine Im-
proved farms In price* ranging from $1000 to
SSt.GflO each; they belong to a bank and are
ordered sold within sixty days at '¦* appraised
value: easy terms; freight to S. F. $1 a ton;
fare Me. Call for full Drinted descrtDtlon.
Jlso— Nice 10-acre home, on It. R.: nice land;
rome onk trees; payable $10 a month.
WESTERN LAND CO.. 640 Market rt.
A SPLENDID bargain— For sale to close an
estate, popular resort in Santa Cruz moun-
tains: accommodates 100 people; 25 acres
rrapeF, 30 choice fruit, 45 hay and 200 heavy
saw timber; boating, bathing and fishing;
ea*y terms. WESTERN LAND COMPANY.
€40 Market st.
ALTA PUNTA Tract. San Pablo are.. 3 miles
nf*rth cf Berkeley, near Santa Fe Railroad —
Valley land by the acre. $1S» to $200. Call for
x=-f». etc.. en G. W. HAIGHT, 401 Cal. Bt.
REAL. ESTATE COUNTRY — For Sal*
THE Esparto Colony farms in the Capay Valley
country should be looked after at once, as thl*
1* the time cf the year to arrange for tree and
vine planting; farms range In size from 10 to
40 acres and now sold to Induce Immediate
action at low prices and easy terms; home-
eeekers will never regret securing one of these
homes; no malaria, no frosts; products earli-
est in market: good society, rood school* (In-
cluding high school); macadamized roads; S
railroad trains daily from San Francisco;
water for Irrigation when desired: •uperior to
6outhern California for raising all kind* of
citru* fruit, recently so pronounced by lead-
Ing Southern California experts: these lands,
w'.th the «ut>erior soils and all other advan-
tages named, will be sold at prices far below
thoee asked In localities hitherto considered
unapproachable in excellence; th*Te t» no mere
independent life than the small diversified
farmer's: the farm* sold before the panic
have become developed and are paying annu-
ally a* much as $100 per acre; you can leave
Fan Francisco on 8 a. m. train, have 3 or 4
hours at Esoarto. and beck to San Francisco
early the same evening; you will find an agent
at Hotel Bame*. Esparto, to show you the
lands. Communicate by letter with GEO. D.
FIPKE. Woodland. Cal.
MARIN CO.. M miles from 8. F.— s4o to $80 per
acre; choice lands in tracts of all sizes; Im-
proved farms, chicken ranches, hay. grain,
fruit and vegetable lands: easy terms; rail
and water transit: good schools. HOME AND
FARM CO.. room 2. Sth floor. Mill* bldg.. 8. F.
ACCURATE personal knowledge — each of the
3990 ranches on my sale and exchange Hit.
N. D. SICKELS— the land agent— 10 Geary st.
ACCURATE personal knowledge — each of the
8000 ranches on my SALE AND EXCHANGE
lift N. D. SICKELS— the LAND AGENT—
19 Geary rt.
KOSS VALLEY REAL ESTATE.
ROES Valley lots— soxlso. «00. or larger piece*
In proportion; San Rafael water sy*tem: fine
rlew; eprlnkled road*: 5 mlnutee* walk from
new station of Kent. 10 minutes from Ros*
•tatlon; all trains stop at these station*. At>-
ply P. ROSS. Kent station, or C. H. STAN-
YAN. 31 Market st.. Pan Francisco.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.
LARGE list city and country property for ex-
change: send for catalogue. SCHWEINHARD
— : CO.. 817 Market »t.. rooms 1 and 2.
It OO. MS FOR HOCSEK.EEPING.
BUSH, 14C8— Three rooms and bath furnished
for housekeeping. , —
BUSH, 1417. near Polk— Four convenient fur-
nished housekeeping rooms; small private
house: rent $20.
COMPLETELY furnished parlor. I*o bedroom*
and kitchen: rent only $12. including water.
Apply at CIS Second »t^
COR. McAllister. 824 Laguna— Handsomely fur-
nished large sunny frcnt suite. $16: also mod-
em iflttlnrsforlighthskpg__Sjt_jJames.
EDDY, 207— Large front room, $2 75: front room,
running water. $2 25; sunny room. $2.
EIGHTH. J4B. near Market— One or two sunny
fror.t r»ns and kitchen, furnished for house-
keeping; bath. ;
I EIGHTH. 1015— Sunny housekeeping room: fold-
! ing bed; email range; sunny porch; etation-
| ary tubs; $7.
FIFTH, 345— Suite of room* furnished for
housekeeping; rent cheap.
FOLSOM, 620 —Large furnished and unfur-
nished; large grounds for children.
FOLPOM. S34— Sunny bay-window room ar.d
kitchen, $3 25: also 2 ethers: closet, bath. $2 50.
FULTON. 30S— 2 sumy rooms, furnished for
housekeeping; hot and cold water; yard.
GOLDEN GATE aye.. 129— Two sunny connect-
ing rooms, furnished for housekeeping: rent
__± _—
; HOWARD. 1324— 0ne or two front rooms for
j light housekeeping.
HATES, 461— Four newly furnished rooms and
tarh. $15: also three rooms, $11 50. |
HYDE, 4CJ— Sunny parlor floor cf 2 or 3 rooms,
complete for housekeeping; also single.
GOLDEN GATE aye.. 334—1 or 2 rooms for
housekeeping; also single room: reasonable.
GUERRERO. 733— Three beautifully furnished I
rooms; nice nelchborhood : furniture for sale
cheap, with or without upright piano; rooms
to let.
IVY 2:4-3 rooms furnished for housekeeping;
rer.t 13.
JACKSON, 514—2 R-jr.r.y unfurnished rooms for
housekeeping; water free.
JESSIE, 267— Furnished and housekeeping room j
to let.
JEFSIE. 476— Furnished rooms for light house-
keeping; also single rooms.
KEARXI. I~t. r.ear Sutter— A front suite. SU:
t-«>. Janitor service free. Apply 15 Grant aye.
LARKIN. 707. nr. Ellis— Newly furnished, nice
cltan housekeeping rooms. $15; no children.
LEAVEVWORTH. 1521-2 or 3 rooms furnished
cr unfurnished, for housekeeping.
MARKET. IC-2S — 2 rooms furnished for house- <
keeping. $11; 2 unfurnished $?: 3. $S.
MARKET. IS*, opp. Ter.th— Large *unny al-
cove. $7; also comfortable bedropm and I
kitchen. |
MARTHA place. 6—26 — 2 sunny furnished rooms;
housekeeping: sink; w. c. same floor. I
MINNA, 2S— Furnished housekeeping and single
rooms. 7Ec ar.d $1 per week.
MINNA, 434— Large sunny furnished room,
with stove, $6.
MISSION, Large front and back sunny
room* to let: suitable for housekeeping.
MISSION. &4S— Front room and kitchen, with
fo!6Mr.gb*d: complete for housekeeping.
MISSION. 1113— Sunny housekeeping rooms;
newly furnished; $5 and $5 month.
MISSION. 1735— 2 pleasant connecting front
rooms complete for housekeeping; bath; $12.
MISSION. 2CS3. near Sixteenth— Large front
room, furjjlshed for housekeeping. $4.
O'FARRELL. 742— Nicely furnished, sunny par-
!rr flocr; 2 to 5 rocms; housekps. or otherwl»e.
O'FARRELL. 431 — Two cr three sunny rooms,
furnished for housekeeping; no children.
PINE. 142?. cor. Polk— Two furnished room* for
housekeeping; gas; running water; also one
single room.
POST. 972—4 furnished rooms, with bath, for
housekeeping. Call bet. 1 and 3 and 7 and
8 p. ; m.
EIXTH. 113A — 4 connecting rooms, with piano,
furnished for housekeeping: also other rocms.
EIXTH. 136— Large runny room, light house-
keeping: also other roem«; rent reasonable.
SOUTH PARK. 90 — 2 nicely furnished house-
keeping rooms, $3; also unfurnished.
SOUTH PARK. IS4— Two sunny front rooms;
nicely furnished; convenient: housekeeping.
SUTTER, 407— Two rooms, furnished or unfur-
nished, for housekeeping.
EUTTER, 823 C —Unfurnished front rooms with
mantel, gas and closets. $S 50. '
EUTTER. 1111, near Larkln— Comfortably furn.
elngle suites: also hkpg.; terms reasonable.
THIRD. S4A— Two rooms complete for house-
keeplng; $6 per month.
TWO unfurnished rooms for light housekeep-
ing: private family; references exchanged.
Address box 1807. Call office.
VAN NESS. 43— Sunny front rooms for house-
keeping. $10 to $18; also single rooms f6r gen-
tlemen, $6 to $10-
VAN NESS aye.. 1021— Front sunny suite with
kitchen: gas range, bath.
2 OR 2 large eunny rooms, connected, for house-
keeplng; sink, bath and gas. 14D1 Powell *t.
$7 A MONTH— Bed and sitting rooms; finely
furnished; Bunny. G. P. H.. box 1562, Call.
$14— BAY-WINDOW; 5 room*: gas and bath;
rooms newly fixed up. 3154 Twenty-second St.,
corner Capp.
A BRANCH office for the reception of adver-
tisements and subscription* has been opened
at IR3 I'clV St.; open until 9 p. m.
A BRANCH office for Call advertlaementa and
«-b*criptlons has been established at 10M Va-
lencla St.
ROOMS TO LET — Furn. and Ilofnra.
A- BRUNSWICK HOUSE. 141 Sixth— Rooms
25c to $1 per night: Jl 25 to Ji per week, and
light housekeeping; open all night..
A— "THE ELMER HOUSE." 524 Bush St.. ad-
joining the Rus* Hotel: 84 rooms; all prices.
BOHEMIA. 2» Post. cor. Stockton— Single and
corner sunny suite*; finest In city; hot and
cold water; elevator; tourists accommodated.
BROADWAY. 635 A —Unfurnished rooms, suites
and single. $2 up.
BURNETT. 1426 Market st. (old No. 1364)— Fur-
nlshed rms.. suites, single; also unfurnished.
BUFH. 112t— Elegant suite and aingle rooms;
bath; running water: beautiful reception
room; breakfast reasonable; elegant home.
BUSH. 1124. corner Hyde— Sunny corner room*;
lawn, telephone and all conveniences; hot
water and bath.
CALIFORNIA. 832— Nob Hill; elegantly furl shed
sunny rooms; bath and phone.
CAPP, 1020 A —Nice furnished room; private
family.
CARROLTON. 1201 Market, cor. Golden Gate
aye. — Sunny corner; well furn.:rms. it office*.
CLEMENTINA. 227. flat B— Fine room to rent
to gentleman by a German lady.
DOLORES. 381— Large sunny furnished room;
reference*.
EDDY. 21&— Booms, day, week or month; best
for. the money la the city.
ROOMS TO LET — I'nrn, and I'nfnru.
EDDY. 431— Sunny furnished room; running
water; gas; bath.
1 EDDY. 732, bet. Polk and Van Ness— Elegant
furn. parlor suite; choice location for doctor.
ELLIS, Bl6— Parlor suite: sunny alcove; use of
kitchen: single room. $6.
ELLIS. 639. corner Larkln— Sunny furnished
room: mantel: gas; for 2; $11.
FOLSOM. £34— Large single sunny front fur-
nlshed room; closet; bath: priv.: $115 week.
FULTON, lit— One single; also double; rent
reasonable^
GEARY 405 (The Navarre)— Elegantly furnish-
ed rooms: suites or single: travelers accom.
GOLDEN GATE aye.. 6*4— Sunny rooms; fur-
nished: rent very reasonable.
GOLDEN GATE aye.. 631— Furnished and un-
furnlshed rooms: very reasonable: gents only.
GOLDEN GATE Aye, 121>— Front rooms, fur-
nished or unfurnished; gas and bath.
GOUGH. 649, near Fulton— Sunny furnished
room $1 25 a week.
GRAND SOUTHERN, southeast corner Seventh
and Mission sts.— Eunny rooms, en suite or
single: ladles' parlor: reading room; elevator.
GUERRERO. 1147— Suite of parlors and kitchen.
furnished for housekeeping: $15.
HANCOCK HOUSE. 7SI Mission St.— Select
family rooming house: $1 50 to $6 per week.
HANOVER HOUSE. 827 A Howard— Changed
hands ; newly renovated; housekpg. and single.
HARRISON, 7MH. near Fourth— Finely fur-
nished sunny rocms; bath; all latest lmprove-
mtnts; homelike; $1 week up.
HOWARD. S2>— Rooms from $1 week up to $5;
25c to $1 night: also housekeeping rooms.
HOWARD. 1072— Four *unny rooms and bath;
$12 00.
LEAVENWORTH. 405— Sunny front hall room.
$6.
MINNA. 667. cor. Eighth— New furnished bay-
window room, $1 per week; transient.
NATOMA. 38— To let. 8 rooms with separate
yard and water; rent $8.
NATOMA, ts3H— Nicely furnished *unny front
room. $4 E0: tack room, $4.
NUMBER of large sunny rooms for gentlemen:
$10 to $35; call for list. 613 Examiner bldg.
OAK, 116— Sunny newly furnished front bay-
window room: gas; bath; private family.
OAK, 3Ss— Large front room, nicely furnished,
with private family; with bath and gas;
cheap.
OTARRELL. 20— Sunny furnished room* and
offices: elevator: electric lights: day. wk.. mo.
PINE. Sl3. nr. Powell— Nicely furnished single
front room: closet: private; $6: also* double.
POWELL. 121— Light, clean, comfortable rms.:
suites or singles; running water: gas; reas.
ROSEDALE House. 31S ft 321 Ellis st.— Rooms.
n!r,ht. 26c to $1: week. $1 25 to $4; open night.
ROYAL HOUSE. 126 Ellis st.— lncandescent
light, reading room, smoking room and ladles'
parlor: rooms, per night. 35c to $160; week, $2
to l«; month. $S to MO: elevator on office Coot;
rocmi with hot and cold water: baths.
SHERMAN Apartment Houee. 2S Eighth »t..
near Market— Furnished and unfurnished.
STI7VENSON, f.37Vi, bet. Sixth and Seventh-
Large front room neatly furnished.
STEVENSON, 620— Sunny front rooms; elngle or
double; light housekeeping.
TAYLOR. 511, near Geary— Nicely furnished
sunny room.
TAYLOR. 610B — Fine large sunny parlor, upper
Ftory: also side sunny room: moderate.
THE A«tor, 1120 Market— Electric bells, ligbts;
elegant new furniture; single, suites: trans't.
THE OAKS. !19 Third— A rood rooming house
for good people. R. HUGHES, proprietor.
TO let— N!re runny front rooms for offices and
also furnished rooms; very cheap. Apply at
rooms 1! and 13, IS Montgomery st.
TURK. 613— Furnished sunny sleeplns room; $5
month.
WEBSTER, 711— Two or three large sunny un-
furnished rooms; every convenience.
CLASSIFIED advertisements and subscription*
received at Call branch cff.ee. 2200 Fillmore.
A BRANCH office fcr t v e reception of adver-
tisements and subscription* has been opened
at 1223 Polk st.; open until 9 p. m.
A BRANCH office for Call advertisements and
subscriptions has been established at 1096
Valencia st.
CHKAPFST and best in America— The Weekly
Tall. 16 pages, sent to any address in th*
Ur.lted Rtate* or Canada one year for $1.
pcctnire paid.
nooMs A.\n no ait d.
A FAMILY having a large, well appointed
and refined home wishes to secure a few
couples to board and room: first-class In every
particular; references required. Address box
3454. Call office.
A— FIRST-CLA.SS family hotel. The Bradbury;
nice sunny bay-window rooms; first-class
table; prices moderate: 2 car lines pass aotel:
elevator: telephone Hyde 2771. 1604 California
»t. : comer Polk, near Van Ness aye.
A— HOTEL La Normandie, 326 Eddy — Sunny
suites and single rooms; everything new; ex-
cellent table and services; prices moderate.
BUCHANAN. «12— Sunny, well-furnished rooms;
cor.; with or without board; phone; reas.; ref.
CALIFORNIA. 2:23— Sunny parlors; also single
room; breakfast if desired; references.
LARGE sunny room, with first-class table. In a
quiet home on Van Ness aye.. for a couple;
$»0 a month: refined people; reference; a few
other boarders taken. Box ISI9, Call.
NEW family hotel: first class In all appoint-
ments; excellent table; special Inducements to
select people. SO7 California St., occupying
corner opposite Grace Church.
JOHNSON House. 605 O'Farrell— Double and
single Funny rooms, with excellent board;
large grounds: references; reasonable.
BELGRAVIA Hotel. Polk and Clay— Sunny
bay-window rooms: superior board: $2." up.
BUSH. 1105—2 large elegantly furnished rooms;
2 persons In either, $55; 1, $33: billiards; piano.
HAIGHT. 232— Sunny rooms with board; terms
moderate.
HOTEL CLAIRMONT. 615 Taylor— Renovated;
suites and single rmi.; sunny; excellent table.
HOTEL SALISBURY. Hyde and Eddy: changed
hands: thoroughly renovated: elegant room*.
LAS PALMAS. l? 20 Market St.— Suite of 2 or 3
rms.; private: bath; sin. rms.: board optional.
POWELL. 524-S2B (The He<lges)-Large sunny
rooms; marine view; excellent board: reas'ble.
VAN NESS aye.. 544 (The Wallace)— First-class
appointments; furnished or unfurnished if de-
sired: table supplied v.-lth the best the market
affords; cannot be surpassed; special Induce-
ments to students and oouples; $20.
VAN NESS aye.. 944 (The Wallace)— Rooms and
board: furnished and unfurnished: $20.
CHEAPEST and best in America— The Weekly
Call. 16 pages, sent to any address In the
United States, postpaid, for $1 per year.
po*t"re paid.
ROOMS WANTED.
WANTED— By young married couple, 2 house-
keeping rooms In private home; furnished or
unfurnished: privilege of bath; vicinity of
Twenty-fifth and Mission Rts. Address, stat-
ing terms, J. E.. 1096 Valencia st.
YOUNG couple, no children, desire 3 sunny fur-
nished housekeeping rooms; best references;
location central. Box 1543. Call Office.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
LADlES— Chlchetter's English Pennyroyal Pills
are the best; safe, reliable; take no other:
send 4c stamps for particulars. "Relief for
Ladles." in letter by return mall: at drug-
gists. Chlchester Chemical Co.. Phlladel.. Pa.
THE Union Oil Co. of California will remove
its office May 1 to the Mills bldg., rooms
21 and 32. seventh floor.
BAD tenant* ejected for $4: collections made:
city or country. PACIFIC COLLECTION
Co., 416 Montgomery St.. rooms «-10; tel. 6580.
ROOMS papered from 13: whitened. $1 up;
painting done. Hartman Paint Co.. 319 Third.
BEWIKG MACHINES AND SUI'PLIES.
RENTED, repaired, bought, sold; machine sup-
plies. Standard Agency, 145 6th ; phone Mint 45.
ALL kinds bought, oold. exchanged, rented:
repairing at lowest rates. 205 Fourth st.
STORAGi: AND WAHKHUI'StS.
p7RR^-m)D^LpSr&torage and Moving Co!
Offlce. 401 Post St.. cor. Powell; tel. Main 5713.
BEKINS Van and Storage Co.. 1340 Market Bt.;
tel. South £35; packing, moving and storage.
PACIFIC Storage and Furniture Moving Com-
pany. 2320 Fillmore st. : phone Jackson 281.
SUMMER RESORTS.
CAMPING ground at Redwood Crovc: 10 mln^
utes' walk from Fairfax station, near Pan
Rafael: also furnished house of 7 rooms to
rent. Inquire of J. 3. Bellrude, Sausallto, or
J. E. SLINKEY & CO., SE. cor. Market
and Fifth Ht«. •
_______ „
FOB rent— Fine dairy; 100 to 125 cows; In Sacra-
mento County; cheap rent to right parties;
this Is a money maker. For further particu-
lars aoply to FRANK HICKAL/LN. 41i J st.,
Bacranjento. ¦ - • • . , ...
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
Continued from Pace Thirty-One.
CREMATION.
Odd Fellows' Cemetery Association.
SAN FRANCISCO." CALrFORNIA.
If deceased was a memtter OF ANY ORGAN-
IZATION havirg a presiding officer and secre-
tary, the charge for cremation, a copper re-
ceptacle fcr the ashes and organ service Is $30.
The* sarr.e for members of his family.
GEORGE R. FLETCHER. Superintendent.
ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
RABBITRY— Corner lot suitable for rabbltry,
J550, will put up buildings, terms, owner;
JHOO. lot 50x150. north side San Antonio aye.,
near Willow st.; $2000 will build a new house
of 5 rooms, lot 35x100. between the railroads,
west of Park St.: JlO6O. nice house, 4 rooms
and basement. large lot. J. H. YOUNG,
1243 Park st. .-;.''
$9000— 4 MODERN houses; 6 rooms: corner lot.
100x125; rent pays 1 per cent per month on
111.000.
J5SOO— Fine NW. corner. 100x150. with modern
house of 10 rooms; great bargain.
Fifteen handsomely furnished houses for rent,
:i5 to $75.
E. D. JUDD CO., 1424 Park st.
BARGAINS ON TERMS.
6, 6 and 7 room cottages; 7. S and 9 room
houses: waterfront property; lot 66x195, on
Central aye.. near Fifth St.: double lV»-»tory
house rents for »24; price $2200. Apply to A.
R. DENKE. Webster-st. station.
$800— FORECLOSURE; modern * room and bath
cottage: sunny eld* of street: 1 blocks from
rtatton and school; terms $100 cash. Sw per
month.
$1900— New modern cottage: 5 rooms and
bath: street work, cement walks, etc.. com-
plete: near station and *:hool; $100 cash. $20
per month.
$1650 cash— To close an estate; worth $3000;
finest corner In Alameda: »cc this at onc Jv_
Fine modern house: 8 room* and bath; $S000;
no money down; easy monthly payments; or
will exchange for lot; this Is a snap. ,
H. P. MOREAL - CO.. li» P*t* st.
CHEAPEST and best In America— The Weekly
Call. 18 page*, sent to any address In th«
United States, pcstraid. for II per year.
ALAMEDA FURNISHED HOUSES.
COMPLETELY furnished— lo rooms, bath, large
grounds: best part of Alameda: 3 minute*
from Chestnut station; to lease S months or
longer. Address 1727 Endnal aye.. Alameda.
BERKELEY ADVERTISEMENTS
BERKELEY R_AI. ESTATE.
$2JOO— SIX rooms and bath: basement floored
and plastered; lot Mxl3s; abundance of fruit
and flowers; sewered; street work all done:
$500 cash, balance on terms. W. C. MORAN.
$2000— NEW. modern cottage of 8 rooms and
bath, to be completed in a few days; comer
lot, 46x125; sewered and fenced: sldewalked:
1 block to car; terms to suit. W. C. MORAN.
$1300— FIVE rooms and bath: 100 feet to car
line; two blocks to station: close to store and
Postofflce: lot 40x105: south frontage: $400
ca»h. balance flat loan. W. C. MORAN.
$1200— GOOD 4-room house and three lots; all
fenced and sewered: near school and church;
two blocks to car; close to station; $150 cash,
balance $12 a month. Including Interest. W.
C. MORAN.
PRUNE ranch of 10 acres In Santa Clara Val-
ley, near Campbell, to exchange for small
home In Berkeley, near university. TV. C.
MORAN. '^.
JSfO-t-ROOM cottara; lot 25x120; fenced and
sewered: good well and pump; near school;
two blocks to carline: cement walk all the
way. W. C. MORAN. Lorin Station. Berkeley.
THE HOME BUILDING COMPANY.
J7OO-Close to lorin Station; lot 50x150: fenced;
wells: sewers; city water; S rooms: *50 down,
balance $10 per month.
Il2Ro— sloo down. $16 monthly: lot 40x110; 7
rooms; city water: good plumbing: house Is new
and lot completely fenced: half-way between
Berryman and University stations.
Jl2r,o— Lot tthcttO; 6 rooms; high basement;
sewers: city water; graded otreet: close to Lorin
Station: $50 cash, balance $17 per month.
$1400—7 rooms; good basement; sewers; city
water; sidewalks; street graded; good location;
laree lot.
An 8-room house; unobstructed view; has to
be seen to be appreciated.
Call and get our complete lint of property In
Berkeley. Oakland and Fruitvale.
MONEY TO LOAN.
FLAT OR ON INSTALLMENTS.
THE HOME BUILDING COMPANY.
San Francisco office — Room 2, ground floor.
222 San^ome St.; afternoons.
Fruitvale office — Half a block above Fruitvale
Station.
$S5O— A POOR man's chance; cost double: nearly
new; house 5 rooms and bath; barn, trees and
shrubbery: close to station.
H. D. IRWIN, Lorin Station.
$1050— BIO lot, 50x135: near station; house of 4
good rooms and bath; fine garden.
H. D. IRWIN, Lorin Station.
$1300— CORNER lot. 45x120; close to school and
station: 2- story house 7 rooms and bath; a
bartrain: easy terms.
~ JlBoO— let. 60x135; right at' station; new
house, modern: contains 5 rooms and bath fin-
ished and 3 unfinished rooms: cheap. '
H. P. IRWIN, Lorin Station.
EXAMINE these new, strictly up-to-date cot-
tages; 6 rooms, porcelain bath; tiled sink,
tinted walls, gas fixtures, cement walks; com-
plete and Ideal; $2000; choice of 3 fine loca-
tions; easy terms.
Some bargains In choice lots.
H. D. IRWIN, R. R. Waiting Room,
Open Sundays. Lorin Station.
SOW In course of construction, a splendidly
arranged house of 10 rooms, bath. etc. : only
two blocks from university. For sale by
MAFON & McI.EKaTHEN. adjoining Post-
office. Berkeley Static^ _¦
A FEW more of these very large lots at' a
very low price In the H'.llegass tract; electric
cars pass the pf>oerty. For sale 'by MASON
& McLENATHEN, Berkeley Station.
6 ACRES, right In the heart of beautiful Berke-
ley; small house, laree barns: very conven-
ient: for sale at a low price. MASON &
McLENATHEN, adjoining Postofflce, Berke-
ley Station.
NEW house, near university; 9 rooms, bath,
etc.; complete In every particular: very ac-
cessible. For sale by MASON & McLENA-
THEX. adjoining Postofflce. Berkeley Station.
2 ACRES: only 3 miles north of Berkeley; 7-
room house, chicken houses, .barn, farming
Implements, horses, buggy, cow. pigeons,
chickens and everything pertaining to the
place; all In first-class condition: only $2500;
$500 cash, balance to suit: also a fine resi-
dence In Berkeley, to exchange for a ranch.
CEO. SCHMIDT. Berkeley. Schmidt block.
NEW cottage 6 rooms, bath, pantry, mantel,
stationary tubs, hot and cold water; brick
foundation, high basement: large lot. 60x140;
all fenced and cross-fenced; chicken houses,
fruit trees, flower garden: price $1200, $100
cash, balance $15 monthly: 3 blocks from sta-
tion: J blocks from 2 electric car lines; close
to school, churches and stores: this Is a snap.
Take Berkeley train, get off at Lorin Station,
ask for RUDOLPH & PERKINS.
GOOD BERKELEY BUYS.
$5000— Choice corner, new; t rooms: elegant
view; close to U. C.
$4500— Colonial home, near U. C: easy terms.
$500—220x190; North Berkeley: snap.
$1500— Modern, nearly new, 5-room cottage;
South Berkeley; easy terms. WURTS, Seven-
teenth and Broadway, Oakland. . .
WE offer a centrally located boarding-house,
with furniture or without, at a bargain: also
a new modern dwelling In choice location for
$3700; another of 8 rooms for $3500. In Scenic
Park; all street work done.
O. G. MAY A CO..
7123 Center «t.. Berkeley.
FINELY furnished house of 12 rooms to let; in
the very choicest part of Berkeley; references
required. MASON - McLENATHEN.
Adjoining P. P.. Berkeley.
NEW houses for rent; only 4 blocks from Uni-
versity grounds: all the latest Improvements.
MASON & McLENATHEN. .
' Adjoining P. P.. Berkeley.
C. C. BEMIS. Real Estate and General Land
Agent. 324 Montgomery ¦_
In Berkeley— Corner lot- 87x160, with modern
house of 9 room*. •
BERKELEY ROOMS AND BOARD.
"THE PLEASANTON," 2432 Durant aye., will
be open for summer boarders May 15; rates
reasonable; board optional.
FRUITVALE ADVERTISEMENTS
FRUITVAL.E REAL. ESTATE.
FOR SALE BY H. A. PLEITNER,
$800— Cottage of 4 rooms and basement; fruit
trees, etc.: lot £0x110; $100 cash, balance $12 per
month. *
$850— New cottage of S large rooms, .stable,
good —ell, etc. : lot 75x108; all fenced: easy
terms if desired.
$950— House of S rooms; good well and pump;
lot 37:CxlOO; 3 blocks from local train; $100 cash.
balance $12 per month.
$1500— Modern cottage of 6 rooms and -bath:
stable and chicken houses; choice fruit trees
In bearing; lot 100x100; all fenced; see this for •
a bargain. *
$I&oo— Cottage of 4 rooms, hall and basement; ¦
stable, chicken houses: lot 107x250; all fenced.: :
$2650— V4-aere lot. with cottage of 7 rooms and
bath, mantel, basement: stable, chicken house*: I
fruit trees: fine artesian well, windmill and
tank: located In best part of Fruitvale.
Four acres In bearing orchard; house of 5
rooms and bath; large barn and chicken houses;
fine artesian well, windmill and tank; 3 blocks i
from electric cars.
Chicken ranch: 2V4 acres; house of 6 rooms: 2
stables and outhouse; good well, windmill and -
tank; water piped all over the place; for rent
at $¦$ per month: stock and implements for sale,
consisting of 1050 chickens, GOO pigeons, 4 chick-
en houses, one incubator, one feed cutter, one
bone mill and 4 brooders. For particulars ap-
ply to H. A. PLEITNER.
Fruitvale Station. Cal.
PNLY $1300; new house. S rooms; lot 155x183
feet; fruit trees: fine well of water; terms to
suit. H. W. DAVIS, A«t., 1 block from Fruit-
• vale»Utk)_. - - .. ¦-¦¦ ¦ -
bis father-in-law. Jeremiah Finn. 124 Morris
avenue off Bryant street, between Fifth and
Sixth. Interment Cypress Lawn Cemetery.
SIEBKE— In this city. April 26. 1300. Freder-
ick dearly beloved husband of Katl* diebke.
father of Alfred and Clara Slebke. brother of
Mrs. Anna Hamm. son-in-law of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred IMttmar. ant trother-in-law of
Herman Dittmar. a native of Meldorf. Schles-
wlg-Holstein. Germany. age<i 30 years 3
months and 1 day. -/•
G~Friend3 anJ acquaintance* ar* respect-
fully invited to att-nd the funeral this dny
(?unday> at 1 o'clock, from Union-squar-
Hall 4*l Post street, where services will be
held und»r the au.Tices of Germa.ita Club,
commencing at 1 o'clock. Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery. Remains at the parlors of
H F Suhr & Co.. 1107 Mission street.
SOUTHERN-In th!.« city. April 27. 1300 Jen-
nie S b»loved wife of Fred J. southern,
daughter of P. and the late Sarah Laughran.
and sister of May. John. Thomas. V. Ullam
and Joseph Laughran. a native of san Fran-
cisco, aged CS years.
CTFriends and acauaintanres ar» respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral this day
• Sunday) at 2 o'clock, from the funeral par-
lors of "Porter & White. 122 Eddy ¦«-_.
thence to St. Rose* Church for services at
2:30 o'clock. _,»«,,
SPAULDING-In this city, April 2S, 1900, J«r-
ome. beloved husband of CelestU Spau!<Mng.
and brother of N. W.. Charles Marcenus an<!
Madison Spauldir.g. a native of North Anson.
M» aged S3 years 4 months and 13 days.
CTFriends 'and acquaintances fjy WPW"
fully Invited to attend the funeral Oils day
? Sunday), at 2 o'clock, from the Mas"riie
Tfmp>, enmer Washington and _•»««_
streets. Oakland, under the auspice* of _M .*-
slnn Lodee No. IS?. F. and A. M. I^*™*"*
Mountain View Cemetery. Remains «t t..«
funeral carlcrs of Bunker A Lunt. 2«68 Mis-
sion itreet. San Francisco, until 10:30 a. m.
Sunday.
WESTGATE— In this city. April 23. iro. at h!«
residence. 113 Russ street. George E. »««>•
gate, brother of Ned Westgate of Rio * Ista.
Cal.
*_rßema!ns at the parlors of N. Gray *
Co.. 641 Sacramento street.
CARD OF THANKS.
April 21. \yv.
We wish to return our sincere thanks to all
friends and accua'.ntar.ces who so kindly
showed their respect and sympathy In attend-
ing the funeral of Mrs. Jennie Schmesl: also
the officers of the Supreme Lodge ef the F.
of the f.. and all members of the order: als^
all the officers and members of the Deg— p»»
of Pocahontas. Once more, thanking every
one for their Exeat kindness, we remain, re-
spectfully.
HENRY J. SCTTMEHL. Husband.
JAMES O. MASTEX. Son.
FRUITYALE ADVERTISEMENTS
FRCITVALEJ REAL ESTATE.
FOREST PARK TRACT.
Only a few minutes from the station.
H-acre Lots H-acre Lots >i-acre Lots
in a millionaire's district at a workingman's
Price; for Immediate sale; special prices are
being made for last week of April only.
Lots 1.5 feet deep and any frontage desired:
all streets graded; water piped to every lot; In
Kruitvale sanitary district; over 4000 forest and
rru It trees on this tract; a good speculation If
you do not want a home; we build to suit you;
title guaranteed; close to car and transportation
ttuO-Lots 50x175; choicest part of Fruitvale;
bearing fruit trees on the property.
*fw— L«J 100x175; fine place for chickens.
JiOOO— Chicken ranch 4 rooms; fenced; lot 137 x
1S1; close to cars.
1350— 550 down, balance Jl2 50 per month: well
and pump; lot 50x150; corner; fenced; house of 6
rooms; also chicken houses
$1100—5 rooms; sewer; city water; 3 minutes
from station.
I^~i S0 down - balance 115 50 per month; lot
Svxl-0; fine for chickens; fine fruit trees.
-. _ T MONEY TO LOAN.
-, F^, T^ OR ON * INSTALLMENTS.
THE HOME BUILDING COMPANY.
Ban Francisco office— Room 2 ground floor 122
Eansome st.; afternoons.
Fruitiale office-Half a block above Fruitvale
Ftation.
OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.
OFFICE— 1118 BROADWAY.
oakjlaxd 11kal estate,
c. eTbunce.
80S Broadway.
SOUND AND SAFE INVESTMENTS. 00 * 1 *
J2500-Lot 100x133 feet, with nice cottage; must
be sold within ten days.
Large I_t of new houses for sale on easy
terms.
400 lots for sale In Oakland, Alameda, Fruit-
vale and Berkeley.
tJOOO— 4SO acres land In Napa for exchange.
1100 per acre; 100 acres of oil land for sale
or exchange; rare chance.
140.000—600 acres near Oakland; stock, fruit
and vegetable ranch.
J4500— 25 acres; 10- room house; barn; fruit;
fine Improvements.
»3500— 3:0 acres; grain ranch.
Ranches for sale from 20 acres to 50.000 acres.
1.000,000 acres for sale In Mexico at 50 cents
per acre, close to navigable river; well adapted
for colonization.
Thirty-page catalogue of ranches and homes.
Large list of California and Eastern property
for exchange.
I have good business chances of all kinds for
sale.
Oakland property for exchange for San Fran-
cisco property.
Before you buy or loan your money on Cali-
fornia real estate get my opinion of Its value
for your own protection.
E. E. BUNCE.
908 Broadway. Oakland. Cal.
4 ACRES at Fruitvale, with house, family
orchard. 6 chicken houses, etc., at a sacrifice:
owner soon off for Cape Nome the reason for
selling: apply quickly. ALDEN CO.. 1113
Broadway.
JIO6O— GROCERY store and 4 rooms, with lot
25x100. all for JI050; the best snap ever offered
In Oakland; good location and half-price.
ALDEN CO.. 1118 Broadway.
WE have plenty of money to loan on real
estate, furniture, pianos, etc. ALDEN CO.,
111S Broadway.
$2600 INVESTMENT.
Two modern flats of 5 rooms and bath each;
first-class condition; Market-st. station; pay 1
per cent monthly on Investment.
J. S. MYERS.
1002 Broadway, Oakland.
. _____________
Houm of 7 rooms and bath In the best resi-
dence portion of Oakland; modern conveni-
ences; close to cars, schools, etc.; now being
offered at above price; actually worth SSZ-jO;
must be sold; terms easy.
J. S. MYERS.
1002 Broadway. Oakland.
1100 CASH, ?8 50 monthly. *i acre, more or
less. 3-room cottage, all picket fenced: shade
and fruit tree* and shrubbery: fine spring.
also city water in the house: away from cold
winds and fog; close to steam local, electric
cars and model school; sell the very best:
price, all told. $J5O; Galindo tract. Fruitvale.
adjoining Oakland; call or send for circular;
455 Seventh St.. near corner Broadway, Oak-
land: carriage free. H. Z. JONES, Owner.
FOR sale— Fine home. 8 rooms: large garden:
on Slxteenth-st. electric line: bargain. Ad-
dress F. N.. 1431 Bush St.. San Francisco.
ELEGANT modern 5-room cottage: lot 3^135;
nice yard: concrete walks: fruit trees: chick-
en house. Particulars r ( «7 !sth St.. Oakland.
OAKLAND FimxiSnED FLATS.
$20— FLAT; 7 rooms; complete for housekeep-
ing: gas range. 51R E Fifteenth St.. Oakland.
OAKUM) FURNITURE FOR SAL_.
AN Introduction to you from 11. Schellhaa*. the
furniture dealer. 11th and Franklin. Oakland.
OIVIOEXD NOTICES.
DIVIDEND notice— Dividend No. 104 (50 cents
per share) of the Oceanic Steamship Company
will be payable at the office of the cempany.
127 Market St., on and after Tuesday, May 1,
1800. Transfer books will close on Wednesday,
April 25. 1900, at 3 o'clock p. m.
W. P. K. GIBSON. Acting Secretary.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Marriage license* have been Issued as follows:
Harry C. Guffln. 27, 832 Mission street, and
Maude Smith. IS. 733 Pine street.
Ivar Glasberg, 33. 4;6 Sixth street, and Marie
Koenig. 2S. 617 Birch avenue.
Domenioo Franco. 23, 1313 Dupont street, and
Mary Carbonl. 21. 1313 Dupont street.
William H. Miller. 49. 2C3 Powell street, and
Virginia McLean, 42. 203 Powell street.
Henry G. Boell, 28, 503 Greenwich street, and
Julia M. Alvarez. 2S. 3 Kramer place.
Henry R. Lytle. 29, Davisvllle. and Crlstlna
Murray. 2S. 140 Laldley street.
Henry Gorman, 27, city, and Josephine Alg-
ner, 20, city.
Frank Murray. 26, 2074 Mission street, and
Margaret Malton. 23. 907 Minna street. •
Albert J. Watson, 27, 105 California avenue,
and Caroline S. Kreth. 27. 1445 Thirteenth aye.
Joseph A, Bush. 26, 837 Capp street, and
Agnes Lyons, 22, 511 Ivy avenue.
Patrick GrealUh. 31, city, and Nora Rooney,
26. city.
Thomas H. Filmer. 23. 534 Halght street, and
Alfrlda Fallln. 20. Hanford.
BIRTHS-MARRIAGES-DEATHS.
Birth, marriage and death notice* *ent by
mall will not be Inserted. They must be handed
In at either of the publication offices and be-
lndorsed with the name and residence of per-
sons authorized to have the same published.
BLAKE— In San Jose, April 23. 1900. to the wife
of George W. Blake, a son.
COLLINS— In this city. April 21. 1900, to the
wife of John J. Collins, a dauchter.
FREDRICKS— In this city, April 17, 1900. to the
wife of W. D. Ftedrtcks, a son.
GOODWIN— In this city. April 24. 1900. to the
wife of William F. Goodwin, a daughter.
HALEY— In this city. April 23. 1900. to the wife
of Chris Haley, a daughter.
HARGENS— In this city. April 23. 1900. to the
wife- of Emll J. Hargens. a daughter.
HARRISON— In this city. April 26. 1900, to the
wife *f W. H. Harrison, a daughter.
LO ROMER— m this city, April 22, 1900, to the
wife of J. B. Lo Romer, a son.
MATTSON— In this city. April 22. 1900. to the
wife of Captain John Malison, a daughter.
NELSON— In this city, April 26. 1900, to the
wife of John W. Nelson, a son.
ROSE— In this city. April 24, 1900, to the wife
of J. W. Rose, a daughter.
SPRECKELS— In this city. April 22. IMO. to the
wife of Richard Spreckels, a daughter.
BTANGE— In this city. April 17, 1900. to the
wife of John E. W. Stance, a son.
MARRIED.
BAHLS— TUM SUDEN— In East Oakland. April
26. 1900, by the Rev. J. M. Buehler. Hermann
Bahls and Alma, turn Suden.
BOCCA— DE ROSA— In this city. April 25. 1900.
at St. Francis Church, by the Rev. Father
McGough. William A. Bocca of New York and
Abble de Rosa of San Francisco.
CASTLE— O'BRIEN-In this city. April 24. 1900.
at St. John's Church, by the Rev. Father P.
D. Brady. John Charles Castle and Kate M.
O'Brien.
HOWE— HOWK— In this city. April 25. 1900, by
J.-12. Barry. Justice of the Peace. James T.
Howe and Madge Howe, both of San Fran-
cisco.
JOHNSTON— SOPER— In this city, April 25,
1900. by the Rev. Father Collins of St. Jo-
seph's Church, Robert H. Johnston and Mac
E. Soper. both of San Francisco.
MINOR— CLAASSEN— In San Rafael. April 13.
1500, Elliott B." Minor of San Jose and Emma
S. Claassen of San Francisco.
MURNANE— DELANEY— In this city, April 22.
1300. by the Rev. Father McGough. Patrick
Murnane and Mary Delaney, both of San
Francisco. .
PERRY— LIGON— ApriI IS. 1900. by the Rev. C.
L. Mell of Sacramento, assisted by the Rev.
W. N. Bours. Eugene T. Perry and Aline
. Ligon, both of San Francisco.
DIED. ~~~ ~~
.Beauvals. Levinla D. Law. Rev. Victor M.
• Blgelow. Dorcas F. Lewis, Jennie
Blohm. Annie Makln. Eunice
Blum. Bennett M. Mead. Charles F.
Borba. Manuel P. Mehse. Hazel I.
Bordwell, George A. Mathewson. Nellie
Brune, Gustave Michaels. Julius
Bunyan, Michael O'Brien, Catherine
Danton. Roy B. - Ohea. Walter _.
ANTWERP— SaiIed April 23— Stmr South
wark. for New Ynrk.
CHERBOURG— SaiIed April 2S— Stmr New
York, from Southampton, for New York.
HAVRE— Sailed April 2S— Strar La Bretagne.
for New Ycrk.
NAPLES— Arrived April 23— Strar Werra.
from New York, for Genoa.
BREMEN— SaiIed April 2S— Stinr Maine, for
New York, via Cherbourg.
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