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■=- I'.ISINF.SS . CnAXCKS.
' Q'l^fifi PARI' CASH: HOTEL FOR 'SALE:
i2/-__.OUU . one of the'best locations in the city:
Do*' well furnished rooms; fine dining-room and
bar-room. 'etc. : thoroughly established: always full
ond clearing $200 par month; owner leaving city.
country hot. i- for sale; 4 well located houses
. j-avlrg fine returns for investment: eomeatonce
and look Into them.. Applf-K. KENNY, 22 Kearny. l
C; A A SPLENDID MANUFACTURING AND
0"l""U. store business for sale: kept bj pres-
to; owner 18 years; he Is retiring from business:
Las a large- trade; there Is' actual value for $6000.
A i ply K. KENNY, y_2.Kear.iy st. "
/! EBY-STOBB FOR SALE) A FINE OI'EN-
Vj lng across the bar doing Al business: a most
thorough iDvestlmtlon allowed; large stock. Ap-
yiy K. KENNY, 22 Kearny st. *
OT>CAA PARTNER WANTED IN A FIKST-
, .i,|IHI. class livery, hoarding and sale stable,
with a tine stage route, carrying tne U. S. Mall, con-
nected- is In one of the most desirable interior
towns; doing a •_•, business, and sure for s6oo per
month clear profits; no previous experience re-
o Hired: party will have to ass st in looking ..Iter the
<a-Ji and plain accounts, etc. ; the business is get-
tusg so large that owner wants an Interested party
to assist hiiii: lame stock of horses, bugiies. stages,
etc • a inustTliorongh Investigation allowed: sure to
doiibic inside of one year. Apply to K. KENNY, -22
Kiaray st. __. 1*
■ iillll WOOD AND COAL BUSINESS lull
• *_ '\i*A . sale: established 20 years; a fine loca-
tion. ; blocks from Third and Market: doings large
business; 3 bors-s, 9 wagons aud buggy, with stock;
clears t'iOO per mouth. Apply K. KENNY, 22
. Kearny St. . * H
tL'^T.ll LADIES. ATTENTION— BOOB. STA-
-7. -. '. tlonery, branch bakery,' candy and gen-
eral variety store: tine coruer location ou Bush st:
2 furnished rooms: .... large business: owner
leaving the city; askcriflce. Apply K. KENNY, as
Kearny st —
'* d'AMI PARTNER "AN Cl M: A STEADY
X^.iUl'. man who can write a plain hand, lv a
itlnc ca'sa- business in this city ; established over 12
"\iiir.s: no previous experience required, but must be
-oi 6 .her. stead] habits and willing to devote 9 '
i'bA'iirs' attention per day to this business alone:
■fclraVs from $260 to $350.p__r mouth; 15 days' trial
-..allowed ' lore you buy. Apply K. KENNY, 23
Kcnr ii y.st. i It
■4^i_7ifi SALOON AT A GREAT SACRIFICE;
.1.1 00. one of the handsomest saloous on
. Kearny st_. only a'couple of blocks rrom Market; Is
nctually worth $3000; has been established for 25
years; mm best reasons for selling; eomeatonce
lf you want a grand place. Apply K. KENNY.
■ Kearny st ' . It .
' - S'KATLY FITTED IP AND PAYING
■ ?*i)t)\). salo, m: prominent Street: 3 living rooms;
lii-sl reasonable offer takes It; wld give a trial If de-
sired. LINIM 339 Kearny it It
SN OR SALE ON ACCOUNT OF BICK-
. O ness: $175. 38 Seventh st. Ji'2 4t»
(STORE; 9 ROOMS; BEST BARGAIN TO-
V-' day: owner retiring. .3119 F'onrth -' je'J *_
Tl Tl SHOEMAKERS— FOR SALE. A GOOD CUS-
J tom;_hop:"cbeap. Apply 17 Taylor st je'J 31"
JT OR SALE— EXPRESS BUSINESS AND STAND;
.. a cheap. 1075 Market st, near Seventh. je2 71*
TTnoD-PAYIXG RESTAURANT; BARGAIN IF
'* sold to-day. . 16 tolsoui st It*
ff- i.i , PAINTING BUSINESS: ESTABLISHED
... 1" ' • '. 7 years; bargain. ALLEN. 632 Market. I*
VC ELL-STOCK KD . SALOON. WITH 3 FUR-
■■ i. lsbed rtMiins; bargain. 144 F'olsom. j.'_ i. '
A* OOD ESTABLISHED' CASH BUSINESS; SELL
ti at once lor $_'i'o: he.t cnanco forslngle man
liJako good waijei. *. 1 » Graut are. je'J 3t*
• Villi SALE-IIROCEKY AND BAR.. APPLY 421
■X Union St. cor. 1. .-ay. place. je*J 7C*
'. :ft RFAT SACRIFICE: RESTAURANT FOR
' ;." r- gal*: arcount of 2 places. 103 Fourth. - jeJ 3t*
I'-'iOiil INVESTMENT FOR MAN WITH SMALL
*■ il .capital to join iii paying business. 107 Shipley
6.-.". on", li.'th. near Folsom.. je'J 'Jt*
. l."«.'R SALE-BSANCH BAKERY, NOTION AND
. 'Xe.vi_.iy store; uiust be Did this week. Apply this
■'a_______ ]e2 7l«
V'i'lifi DAKEET, CONFECTIONERY, ICE
l.O— UUU. cream parol* and coffee saloon near
ilMaiinet .st, wlih hor.se and wagon; doing a large
- 11. i-.-ine.-s;- good stock, line hxtures; old establlsee-1:
. ■•ltl-.;:s;is a l.argain : trial given. M. LESS. 995 Market*
:^.*-'"|| CIGAR-STORE ON MARKETST.; DO-
' *..—»"'. lnit a line business: good stock; isa bar-
g-'il"'. M-, LESS, 9P5 Maiket St. If
' <i',')'A\ CORNER SYIAND BAR; ONE
.- si., — .;^i.)U. ,/f'the best locations in the ci;\ . clear-
'■■i:*2.£2jO a month sure; trial given. M. LESS. 60S
J.iai.kci'st. It*
•.JHnYV.V RESTAL RANT; ONE OF THE FINEST
-. <_ ,t U-U.*ln the city: clearing $150 a month; bar-
•?£s_ ii.' ' JI. LESS. 095 '• Ket. It*
£.-<s>.l ,wi HOTEL AND BAR. WITH 27 ROOMS:
- «i 1 .1 UU. house full of. boarders; good bar trade;
.'-flhe'llittures: good stock: ln the heart of the city;
cl'cai'iug $250 per month: reason tor selling, going
■'jJaittls the best oiler ever given. JI. LESS. 995
. "'Kiiii-_.et.st ■. ■ ■ It*
'•<_.C'ifi SALOON AND BOARDING-HOUSE,
A ij" 1-ViU . 26 rooms; all nicely furnished: bouse full
■' "boarders and lodgers: cheap rent; loug lease; a bar-
: (jiiiu. 'a. LESS, 995 Market st It*
J-'.Xiyt iv SALOON; A GOOD NEIGHBORHOOD;
■■'*2'o*:'U. ilolng'fine business; must he soil to-day
.-; on aiyjnnt.of sickness. M. LIiSS, 091 Jlarket. It*
? * Sji'i t'flO "i-BOBSSK GROCERY AND BAR WITH
'." V ! it! v. 3 living rooms doluga hue business;
: ;\bi^;aii;!vrce- stock-; line fixtures; is a gieat bargain. M.
' ; - --.. •393 "Market, ,- It*
Y *<"'Al PARTNER WANTED IN good PAY-
'---' «rj.l-.i.lUi'-.fn:g.-.o.yster-house In heart of the city : do-
'•*iir. : _.-;a.far_re' biis. is t'-'old' established; clearing over
■_..'-' ■-' iier.m'oiit'li.- JL.LES.-. .i;'.'. Market. It»
; ■ij; I AAA TtI STAC RANT AND OYSTER-
. iCT "-'..l.ii.U'-tr doinj large business; elegant
••'■'f ...utie'si. .fii'ie.sio'ck*,"ln heart'of city: it is a bargain;
yOXj___g______ JM..LF;SS. 905 Market. It*
fc I S>( : lA SALOON ON THE CITY FRONT; DO-
.- : •-. I — l." '. big good business ; this is a splendid op-
. ilsJrt'iiiuiiyi-for iin'v one desiring a good business: lu-
2'r<r:y_:_-'_! l o)i sulitite-L M. LESS 995 M.ir,. t. It*
f' ir .A PARTNER ANTED TO-DAY JtANC-
.:■ *v ; — i^U^farmring business; employs 3to hands;
..-•is 6'u.ly. "vuiulbieifor-man willing to work, keep plain
J* Ja.c.;oi!--*.t3.;.'n_eu.'s •time and make himself generally -
"'\iis kri_l"; ■o $715 a month to each, with splendid
'..i'-*('.'F'os|.'i:c't; fbF i'arite.lncrease of trade; business easily
; •lea'rn^d; no h-lgtit or Sunday- work; has full-stock
!',-ji.v.it%eriaV. jools.i efc: isa bargain for an active,
:.;fi'tciily,'-indu:Ttri_us man full Investigation. Apply
. ;__!]________________i Kearnyst. It
":<**;-i fill ESTABLISHED COMMISSION BUSI-
*:Vfi ■' l 'U'...- i..5.-, -Partner wanted with wide-awake
'...tiliitt well-known responsible business man of good
; -. i_f;":u_!i_>g ahdireputation"; has ELrst-dasfl trade, clear- '
.. i'Ltg i'iild io.s3joo per mouth, and rapidly growing,
* .-;**_ij_ti..rf{i.til'res.m'cre assistance: prefers partner to
:-.'i;l.c'rk : ;.goo;d'iiifih wanted more than money; can give
--T-iestii'of-'re.fereuc'e;- ah exceedingly business,
- - t^i't: --AKI-liJ-ilnu r^'ltfl-' Closest Investigation. GEO.
■ ■iST^W A RTJ. 1 3a g ■ any st . It
■' '«_; • I .!%■■ PARTNER WANTED IN" RST-CLASS
" ■> ■*-—•'• ':. butcher-shop; one of the best in thecity;
.*.•'• : Jic'iiOo.-'ciier; must take and deliver orders
;_ With ani; collect, etc.; bs splendid team; stock
:-..toiVls:;, xhea'p r'&irt:- rooms; stable: business estab-
i-\Hs.i_v-'d'.fpr Tears clears $.5 to $luu per month to
: :._a-_i'-'. ni'.i.:.suc.u'.a bargain: don't miss It. Apply
'.': *______(___________ Kearuy st It
' : Qilflii' PARTNER WANTED-NEW AND SEC-
-■-%,- *lyV. onil-liand furniture, crockery, glass, tin-
•y/__.t£_ urholat'ery and general hou.c-lurol-lii: _ store,
■;-w*Rh -large -'-slock .and trade, closrlng from t.:o to
-■.S-JI-'per wee-; proprietor Srst-class upholsterer;
.•■iro.utrols largi.- trade-in that line; wants phrin work-
-• ring- man for store work: will find plenty to do: no
■esptci-'rici. necessary; Is a splendid chance for some
*>gbdo, reliable, energetic man: full Investigation and
>.C ? -jt reference. GEO. STEW ART. T . 15 Kearny. It
v i.l lil CORNER GROCERY AND PAYING
■ -C-.tAXjU. business. Mclaughlin x CO., 26
Kearhy. -. , **■ . : '_ it*
'.•"o'f-r.A RESTAURANT AND OYSTER-HOUSE;
-i^i.-iOU. bargain;' MCLAUGHLIN A CO., JO
Kearny. ". .- -■ If
'*'<& A) A CANDY AND VARIETY-STOKE; MUST
■• . jyAtuy,. sell: a C 0. .26 Kearny.l*
'■'iU'l' ,t\- TiTNINGKOiIM AND BAKERY: GOOD
■•_. f.cll/'. business: selling on account of death iv
. ■ tiiinliy. i .vi g.iil.'n A CO.. 26 Kearny st It*
• «i.'*>fifih SALOON: PAYING WELL. McLAUOH-
; ■.''.!...* •''■• LJN ,v. CO., 26 Kearny st .It*
.-.'. C RE- I AU RANT -BARGAIN THIS
■' *"' '*■ ..''"'• '..' ... ' Mclaughlin, 26 Kearny st it*
■ •C'i'.fill GROCKRT, 4 ROOMS AND BAR:
' v vU«« rent 92 50; a genuine bargain. He-
.* 1 vliaiLl.N A C0..-J6 Kearuy st. * It*
Q'»-( r CORNER BRANCH RAKKR'Y.3 LIVING
. i.OOo. rooms. MCLAUGHLIN. 36 Kearny. j'Jst»
QTr.fi BUSINESS AND LOCATION BEST IN
'■ ._ I iii. this city, for money: pays $S0 month;
. t'loii given; no humbug or swindle; any lady or
,'ffeottemnn can it. Address. A. /.., P. x 157. Ca1x.
l.rinch Ofhce. my3l SaMo 2t»
"I K. YOU WANT TO SELL TIIE WHOLE OR AN
X -interest in an established business, if it is paying
reasonably, call at.M Kearnyst: we hare a number
' of* cash buyers on baud-willing to Invest from $50i)
to HI O,OOO. J. W. DONNELLY X CO.. 34 Kearny.l*
i-..-|| CIGAR-STORE, CONNECTED WITH A
OOUU. leading hotel; good stock; bargain. J.
AY. I. OX-NELLY, 34 Kearny st It*
ffi 10 fifi PARTNER WANTED IN A MANU-
. sJJ* I UUU. factoring bnslness. Apply J. W. GA LE
■At ZELL, 3U5 Kearny St.. Room 2. ]el 3t*
v_ - , ./ i PARTNER IN SALOON. APPLY.. W.
*T-)''V. GALE a: FEAZELL, 305 Kearny St.,
Ifoom 2._ jel 8t«
$-.'11(1 PARTNER IN AN ESTABLISHED COM-
C' 1"". mission business: Apply to .I. vv. GALE
a FEAZELL, 306 Kearny St.. Boom 2. . * jel 3t«
Ai* ANTED BY A LADY WHO has been IN
xx the restaurant business for years, a lady with
. (200 or $300 to join me In opening a llrst-class homo.
restaurant In this city. Write or call 106 Fourth
slreet ■ y jel 2t.»
C-yfi BIG SACRIFICE; STOCK ANDFIXT-
• »jOU. ores: variety-store. 439 JlcAlllster.jl 2t»
Jqil'/AA MONTH CLEAR PROFIT: OLD KS-
... _~OU tabllsbed stationery business clearing tne
above. Address Room 26. 402 Montgomery st.l-ji
HOME BAKERY, CANDY AND VARIETY
-. J-l store with furniture 3 nice living rooms': no
ti -a .unable offer refused. Apply Call Branch. 1 3*
CIANDY AND VARIETY STORE FOR SALE,
' with furniture for housi koeplng;. very* cheap.
■ £19 Post St. ' Jel4t«
\'ARIETY AND BRANCH BAKERY STORE FOR
■sale; 2 rooms. ■ 1428 Pacific St. ]el 3t»
- TO SILL OUT Vol i: BUSINESS PROMPTLY
X* Tor cash go to I. D. BARNARD. 1 148 Market St.
hcf.Jlason and Taylor; established 1859. Jel 2t»
7. 4 fifi GROCERY- AND BAB, WITH 3 NICE
__JSXUU. living rooms; rent only $10; good loca-
tion: paying trade; |_os!tiye bargain. 1. D. I'-AR-
Mill), 1148 Market st, near Taylor. jel 2t»
«,jf|| AT A SACRIFICE: CANDY, STATTON-
•ci-ioU. cry and large ice-cream parlors: line
location'; near 5 schools and baths;- tills Is a legiti-
mate business: Rood reason for selling. Call between
12 m. and 10 1. v., 717 Montgomery aye. myiil 3t*
PRINTING OFFICE ¥l It SALE; CHEAP.
lni|iiire 64 South Park. , • iny3l st«
lIABE CHANCE TO BUSINESS MEN; TO HE
J v disposed of. an old-established shoe-store; 4
living-rooms; with or without furniture;. sold at a
sacrifice on account of death. Inquire of owner. 517
Valencia st ____^ . my3l St*
J,'OR SALE ON ACCOUNT OF DEPARTURE
bakery, entree-saloon and restaurant. Apply 320
Sutter St., LAMBLA'S Employment Offlee. ln3l :it«
PICIAN WANTED TO TAKE GOOD OF-
lice practice: $200.LLOYD, 18 H .-.: . . ,_l 3*
J 'OR SALE - FIRST- CLASS SALOON ON
_T Kearny st.: no reasonable niter refused. Call at
215 Slxthst. W. A. SULLIVAN*. * invi-lllTf'
"OESTAUKANT DOWN TOWN TO LEASE FOR
A i a term of years to responsible party; present
owner runs a tirst-class bar in connection. Address
P. I:., H0i.143, Call Branch Offlce. my 27 7t*
1 lOR. SALE-COFFEE AND CHOP iioi -I.: lull
sale cheap. 248 Fourth. iny_S 7t*
J' OUGI.N'G-HOUSE FOR SALE, 8 BOOMS; RENT
i cheap; central part of this city. Apply at this
1 nice. - . my 23 7t*
pItANCHBAKERY FUR SALE-CHEAP. 410V_
_JL> Fifth -*.. my'JS 7t»
■f I:oi KUV STORE for sale, WITH 4 LIVING
-■ t rooms. '.;,!.. CAttßranch Office. my'JS 7t* *
SMGAR BUSINESS. APPLY AT * STORK, 412
\r Kearii) »t. _. iny'2B 7t»
roil BALE-ESTABLISHED 14 YEARS: TRIM-
J. mlng-storefor lady who understands plain dress-
making and family sewing. 511 Bryant m2B St*
BUSINESS CHANCBS-CONTINUF.D.
SMALL GROCERY AND FIXTURES-COTTAGE
house with furniture; poultry: garden: stables:
horse and wagon; city route: established 16 years: '
cheap to right party. W. Y. HEALY, 719 Market.lt
{■„),)• CITY FRONT SALOON— CO.ME AND
i_.__j—Q. make an offer: owner obliged to sell to-
day. W. F. lIKALY. 719 Market at lt
SI I'dll PARTNER WANTED IN Al LIVERY
O 1 OUU. stable and riding academy: clearing
$250 per month; not necessary to understand the
business: owner requires the assistance of a steady
man. who will take .111 Interest in the business. Ap-
ply Vi. F. HEALY, 718 Market st. lt
fi>o/l(i FRUIT-STORK FOR SALE; FINE
ifrOUU. location; owner leaving lor Europe;
sells wine by the gallon. W. F. HEALY.7IO Markrt.l
m., i/*i FINF*; chance for MAN* AND WIFE;
iE* Ol't'. saloon and lodging-house of 10 rooms:
clearing $100 per month; great bargain. Apply W.
i. HEALY. 719 Market st. It
EST A l KANT; ONE OF BEST LOCATIONS IN
Oakland; cause poor health. Address Restaurant,
Box 3. this olhce. my 27 7t*
l< 1(11 111 MILLINERY BUSINESS; DOING
i^ 1 v'l'u, good business; one of best thorough-
fares In city. It M. Box 121, Cau, Branch, my J tt'
'&') DOWN AND 60 CENTS PER SHARE PER
tj/— nth will purchase shares ln the Republic
Savings, Building and Loan Association; $16 per
month will pay oil a loan or $1000; call or Bend for
prospectus; opeu dally ami evenings until 9 o'clock.
694 Market lit mr 30 tf
Cf A^til CHOP-HOUSE A- RESTAURANT: DOING
to) "lUU. good business. Apply Call Office. I<> I in*
■L-'OR SALE-BUTCHER-SHOP ESTABLISHED 15
Jl years. Eighteenth and Cappsts. my IT If *
l.OiHllNtl 1111 l SIN . FOB - SAI.L.
STTIkIXA^'NE CORNER BOUSE, 22 ROOMS,
«_■ 1 UU . on Market st, clearing $100 per month.
Apply W. F. HEALY, 719 Market st. it
•JbC7C GREAT BARGAIN, OWING TO DEATH
in-tl I _>. of owner. 18 rooms on Sixth si.; cheap
rent. W. F. 11EALY, 719 Market st. ■ lt
FEW BARGAINS IN WHICH NO REASONABLE
_T offer will be refused.
7 rooms; Dat; corner on cable.
lOrooms; flat; prominent corner,
23 rooms : clears $120 per month.
'JO rooms: good paying house.
lull other houses not advertised.
J. F. LINDEN, 339 Kearny st - 1'
Oil ROOMS: 1:11. BEST- PAYING LITTLE
.Lt' boose in town: centrally located; sickness
cause of selling: see us and make offer. J. W. DON-
NEI.LY, 34 Kearny st It*
_*. I QAA 86- ROOM cool) LODGING-HOUSE;
«Ji I OUU. positively clearing over $200 monthly;
must ■ii. Mclaughlin a co., jo Kearny, if
7 1 LODGING-HOUSES — FOB BARGAINS IN
I — I lodging-houses, saloons, restaurants, groceries,
cigar-stands and nil branches of business call on .1.
W. GALE A FREAZELi., 305 Kearny, Room 2.1 .it"
10DGING-HOOSE; 19 ROOMS; FURMSHED;
-I-i cheap; most he -.old. COS Bush st. my "JT 7t*
1-iK.NIIIKE OF 8-ROOM HOUSE; ALMOST
new: 1 floor pays rent; bath ami modern con-
ven iences. 27 Taylor st. : apply afternoon, my i I lin*
i . .: NI 1 ; A.i. FOlt 5.11.1..
\i KITCHEN I AI...LS. *l 60 KACH. AT
J U. sen i.i. iiaas' Furnltnre Store. 408 Eleventh
St. Oakland. de 6 cod tl
j OB SALE— HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE WITH
V cheap rent 7 Mlvi aye. my 3l 3t*
VURNITURE OF 7 ROOMS. NEARLY NEW,
_V cheap; account. sickness 543 Minna. 30 7t*
pOUNTRY BUYERS WISHING SECOND-HAND
Vj furniture or carpets, at reduced prices, calls:
ROSENTHAL'S, 110 Fourth st; satisfaction guaran-
teed or money refunded: goods shipped free, nlAr-f
LEgJaNT BRUSSELS CARPETS SEWED AND
KlN'l HRI iSELS CAKl'i.is SEWED AND
laid, 60c per yard. SHIREK, 1234 Stockton. 19 tt
.Ji- fifltl YARDS OF NEW AND SECOND
£u.xj\J\.l hand carpets, from 10 cents to 75 cents
per yard, at JONES' Auction House, 25 ami 27
Eighth st. lf'J3 tf
ED-ROOM SUITS of 7 PIECES FOR $15.
WILEY B ROS.. 931 Mission st. 14 tr
, LL PRICES IN PLAIN FIGURES; ON I',-
-2\ stallmeuts. without Interest, you ran furnish
your home as cheap as for cash elsewhere at HEX-
RY'S large turnlture aul carpet rooms, ls to
24 F l l Is st 24 tf
i GOOD CHANCE— YOUR HOUSE FURNISHED
."i complete with furniture, carpets, stoves, cur-
tains, blankets, pictures and mirrors, at cash prices,
on easy installments; small deposit M. FRIED-
MAN * CO.'S, largest installment bouse on the
Coast. 228 and 230 Stockton v., cor. Post: open
evenings: prompt attention paid to country order..
STERLING FURNITURE CARPETS AND
fiiriiiture. 1039 aud 1041 Mullet st, Rosenthal
Building. ' au7 tf
\ IITmY GOODS ARK DOWN TO BED-ROCS
-.**V prices: parlor suits $25. ranges $6, new cham-
ber sets complete $15: reductions all round; cash if
Installments. T 11. NELSON. 136 Fourth st 30tt
~ I^'KNITUKK IV.-NTKD.
HIGH 'PRICE PAID FOR HOUSEHOLD PUR-
ulture. GALLAGHER, 1241 Market. hr.9tb. 6 If
A~ I.WAYS SELL YOUR FURNITURE. CARPETS,
-fV etc., to MARK LEVY, Boom 90, Murphy
Buildiug, and receive extra money. . ap39 tf
CCA BE. 128 FOURTH ST. AND 743 MISSION,
pays the highest price for furniture and carpets.
LARGE QUANTITY OF SECOND-HAND FUR-
ulture wanted; 20 per ceut paid more than else-
where. MALu.nk, 34 Fourth st ; new store mJJif
3. SIMMONS A CO., AUCTIONEERS. WILL
. boy your luruiture, plauos and books. 10*7
Market st _ apU tt
FTER TRYING OTHERS, DON'T SELL US-
UI you have seen < HAS. LEVY, 536 and ill
California st. he pays the highest casb prices 'or
furniture; oflice fixtures, etc ap'Jl tf
STANDARD FURNITURE COMPANY WILL
buy your furniture for rash or exchange new
furniture for eld. 1043 Market st ap!9 6m
LL SECOND-HAND FURNITURE AND CAR-
pets bought, large or small lots; call or saul
postal ROSENTHAL. 110 Fourth st nolttt
DH NIH, 829 MARKETST., PAYS HIGH)
. price for second-hand furniture. sps tf
Y'OO CAN GET MORE MONEY FOR YOUR SEC-
onl-liainl furniture from J. NOON AN A CO..
1021 Mission St.. nr. slvtn. tnan elsewhere lalttf
CAP.PKIS
CIARPETS— SMITH'S BRUSSELS, 65c A YARD:
V J Installmeut price elsewhere $1 a yard. M.
I-RIEDMAN* A CO.. 228-230 Stockton St. cor. Post .
I)OXBURYBRIISSEI_S CARPETS SEWED. LAID,
X\ and lined, 90c per yard. S. W. SHIREK, 1231
Stockton st. near Broadway. mil J t'
tie AAA YARDS OF NEW AND SECOND-
___,).. 'I.l*l band carpets from luc to 75c per yard,
st H. L. .IoNI-.s' Auctiou House, 25 and 97 Eighth
St., near Market. * - mr'32 If
/iLOSING UP ESTATE; BRUSSELS SEWED.
Vj laid.OOe: 2-p!v.2o. :00-eio:'i.l-ji ,
&6f : malting, loe. NEWMAN Hltlis.. 1 17 ■■siithjt
II VNlis. VIOLIN'S, ETC.
oTtENTToirPORIfALE, CUEAP-II INDSOMB
upright piano, aud IA perfect order. 321 Taylor
street je'J 3t»
L INK STEINWAY UPRIGHT IN PERFECT OR-
A u.-r; must be sold. 110 McAllister St. je!3t»-
TTI V DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACTURERS
XX and save agents' profits and freight; 25,000 of
our pianos in use: established 25 years : second-hand
Cbickering, Knabe, opera, Haließ X Davis, *io,
etc.: installments or cash, anitsell. odd Fel-
lows' Hall, Seventh and Market stL niy'JO tf
IRST-CLASS EASTERN-MAKE PIANO; MUST
be sold: leaving city. 18 Twenty-sixth a. bet.
' Bartlett and Valencia. ■ my9fl 7t*
Jig- GOOD EMERSON PIANO FOR SALE ON
QO_>. $5 lu.tallinent.. 213 Powell st. luyJS 7t
lIEST PLACE ON THE COAST TO BUY A PIANO
ll or an organ;' pianos from $100; organs from
$50; leading makes; finest stock. F. W. SPENCER
.v Co., 723 Market St., second floor. iny27 tf
I/INK NEW UPRIGHT; Mis; SELL; LEAVING
J. city. 616 Ellis, In rear. myia lm
rpHE ONLY ONE CHANCE IN SAN FRANCISCO
J to buy a new piano at agents' prices. Call and
see what we have to offtfr; you win find It to your
advantage. F. w. SPENCER * CO., 723 Market st,
second floor. my] 1 tf
TEI N WAY PARLOR ORAND- ANU STEINWAY
, right; both in good order: bargains, F. W.
SI'ENCEU A CO., 723 Market, secoud Boor. mylltf
EIGHT PIANOS OF LEADING HAKES
at surprisingly low prices to close consignment.
V. W. Si'ENi & CO., 723 Market St., second
floor. my! 4 tf
(j> -(.SQUARE PIANO, GOOD CONDITION NEW
<J)UU pianos on Installments. FAY. 1799 Mission.
DARE CHANCE ON ACCOUNT OF REMOVAL—
XX KOHLER i CHASE, 137 Post st, will give, bar-
gains tn pianos and organs. myll tf
ARGAI.NS IN SECOND-HAND PIANOS AT
KOHLER X CHASE'S, -] 37 Post st an'J4 tf
DECKER BROS.' MATCHLESS PIANOS
KOHLEK 1 CHASE. 137 Postst au'J4 tf
II ALLEY A DAVIS AND KIMBALL PIANO AND
Jl Organ Agency. W. G. BADGER. 796 Market sttt
TIIANOS; VARIOUS MAKES; HALF-PRICE;
X easy terms, at STATU AM'S, 13J2 Market my'Jtf
"l7olt SI KIN WAY, KRANICH * BACH. ROE-
-1 nlsch, Gabler pianos, M. GRAY CO., 206 Post 25ct
1,-AND INSTRUMENTS, PACKARD ORGANS,
D sheet music. M. PRAY CO., 906 Post st 25 tf
STECK, HARDMAN, VOSE AND STEHLIN'I
pianos sold on $10 monthly installments. HEN'J.
CURTAZ A SON, sole agents. 90 O'Farrell st an7cf
TV W.SPENCER * CO., AGENTS CHICKEBING
X. . A Sons, i ..loiver Bros., Colby and Opera pianos.
723 Market st, History Buliaiiig, second floor. 2d
BYRON MAUZY. AGENT SOIIMEK, UALLETT.*
Cinuston, Newby X Evans. 206 Post my2'Jtt
rpilE BANCROFT COMPANY, 721 JIARKET ST,
J. agents for the Miller. Bennlng. Stultz A Bauer
and Kurtzmann pianos and llrst-class organs, tel 4 tf
CHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMErTca-THE
eight-page WEEKLY CALL, sent to any address
in the United States or Canada one year for $1 25,
postage free.
ion s.ti.'K — .llisi::.:i.i,.iNKol's,
VATTOVAL 111 rroN-iIOI.E MACHINE; IS
XV good order, 611 Kills. It*
1 OK s I LB— TO BE removed; f*ramf: BUILD-
-1 ing NW. cor. Van Nessand Market: 2 stores, and
6 rooms upstairs. Apply at premises, or EAS in.N
A ELDRIDGE. 618 Market. ;e2 7t»_
Clin CHICKS," 10 CENTS BACH. HATCHED BY
tJUU SCHULES' Incubator. 1213 Valencia. 9 8t»
LINE FRESH MILCH COW. INQUIRE SIRS.
1 X AUNKRY. 1408 Twenty-fourth st jel 3t«_
GOOD WATCHDOG FOR SALE. APPLY TO
u-i.o Poweilst Jol3t*
VTEATLY-MADB WOODEN FENCE FOB SALE.
-lv Apply at 383 Dolores st. ji-i 3t»
(jTI-l IMPROVED SINGER BEWING-MA-
»]nlU. chine; almost new; with attachments.
221 i.'th St. _j__ jel 3t«
HOUSE FOB SALE— TO BE REMOVED. 915
Jackson st jel 3t*
SMALL PURE-PROOF SAFE FOB SALE CHEAP.
0 42 Main st. mr3o tf
IVORTABLE BAKB-OVEN AND COUNTER AT
1 half price. 1139 l'iiciic st I'.y-i'i 7t»
SAILBOAT FOB SALE CHEAP. INQUIRE COB.
0 Missouri and Santa Clara its., I'o.r. ro. my 37 7t»
/-'AS FIXTURES OF ALL KINDS VERY CHEAP.
IJ 11 L I ttCH MIDI, 1137 Clay St. my93in_
r-IREAJI OK MILE DELIVERED AT AONEWS.
VJ Narrow eange. Box 408, Santa Clara. my 4 if
SHEPARDS FOOT AND POWER LATHES.
O HICKS, agent. 667 Mission St. so*37 tt _
AND SECOND-HAND SAFES. MIGHELL
li A RICHARDS, cor. Bush and Market sts.olO 12m
SAFE, SCALE, LETTER-PRESS, STOKE TRUCK
and money-till cheap. 102 Clay st au'JS 12m _
Sl.i ONI) HAND BOILERS, ENGINES, PUMPS,
.shafting, pulleys, belting, water pipes, etc. lv
IN'l'OSil X WOLPMAN. 13/ Beale st del tf
FINANCIAL. - .
~i^f\n7ii[\i\To~hM AT LOWEST MAR-
tJrOUU.UUiI ket rates on city and country real
estate, any amounts. SCU ULLER. 420 Calliorula. U
THE MORNING CALL, SAN FRANCISCO. MONDAY, JUNE 2, 1890-EIGHT PAGES.
i— - -~^__aa___s_i__________ ' '
.'A-: CITY REAL ESTATE.
QUI' IllXtX GROCEKYMEN, ATTENTION 1 —
»Jh I U.UUU. choicest corner In the Mission: 1
• short block from Market st ; corner store and flat
of 6 rooms and bath above; adjoining store has 2
flats above; Income «11» monthly; lot has foot
fronton llithst: this Is growing properly slid a
sale and proliiahle Investment «. B. marsh uij;
a CO., 030 Muriel St., rear omce. jel 7t
C'yTfWl FLATS; RENTING FOB «42 PER
ftd _ UU. month: lot 25x80: on Natoma St., near
l'Jth. CHARLES E. LLOYD, 18 Montgomery, jel 3
C_iC7P.ll 3 FLATS ON POWELL ST., NEAR
vpi) I U. clay, renting for $58 per month; good
substantial building. CHARLES E. LLOYD, IS
Montgomery st. jel 3t
AFP 4 MATHEWS, METAL ROOFERS. 8 POLK
st, near Market ' m>*22 l'Jm
UTTEITsT.— CORNER; 02x89:6: business prop-
erty : choice piece.
Sbutwell st— hats; 13 rooms; lot 32x122:6.
(2100-4 lots ln Market-st. Homestead; very
cheap.
$3000— Corner; 101:6x118; on Castro St.; note
price. _ '
Three extra large lots; ono block S. of park;
per lot: lots lv locality selling at $800; 2 Holly lark
lots; choice and cheap. FALCONER A Co., 12
Montgomery st. 3 e * 2*
an-lift BEAUTIFUL HOME; » ROOMS AND
iJrOoUU. bath: all modern improvements: near-
ly new; good neighborhood; handy to Haight-st
cable: apply on premises. 103 Devisadero st. bet.
Halght snd Waller. ; jel 21 ■_
d_ IJ_ A All elegant NEW BOUSE, 2023
ij) I iI.UUU. I'aciflc aye., near Laguna st. ; 12
rooms; hot a r; front and roar balls: dining-room.
stairs and halls neatly paneled: stone walk all round;
unobstructed view; house opeu; must be sold. 1 7t*
fIOTTAGE OF 4 ROOMS AND BATH FOR SALE
'or rent: In Holly Park, near Mission st. Apply
to O. P. MAPLE. 38 Fourth st. jel at*
I, OR SALE— 3OB FELL ST., NR. OOUGH; LOT
i 27:6x120 to rear street; front and rear bouse of
4 Hats aud store: price $13,500. jel 31*
Q 1 'Al CHOICE PARK LOTS, 25 BY 120.
O-IUU. $.50-- Choice park lots, corners, 32:0 x
100: number of each lot on wh.te fence surround-
ing the block, which is well located S. side Golden
Gate Park, very near one of the greatest highway
boulevards In the world and Market-st. extension;
on cable-line; magnificent view: terms easy; S'Jfi
cash ud $5 monthly. HOYT, ARNOLD A- CO., 6,4
Market st. jel ot
4:7(1(1(1 easy payments: house ok 9
«JP 1 UUU. rooms; modern improvements: near
completed. GiiOItUE M. SALSBURY, builder, 1733
Creell st. . 111) 30
o. - . .ft CASH; BALANCE IN MONTHLY PAY
iff UUU ments: why pay rent? I am now offering?
new, handsome Cottages. 5 rooms and bath, brick
foundation, 7-lcot basement, patent sidewalk,
double parlors, wooden mantels]and tiling, with all
latest Improvements, on Sanchez St., bet, JDih and
26th; 2 blocks from Castro-st cable-cars. 1.. LAND-
LER, -jj--' _. Montgomery st. my 4 -uMuVVa lm
«a Ir iv FINE~ CORNER LOT, 50x170, NKAK
«3>4i)U. University; superb view; $50 cash and
$10 monthly.
$500— Lot 30x140, within 9 blocks of university
grounds, $50 cash and $10 monthly Houses lor
sile on easy payments. PHELPS X RICHARDS,
11 Montgomery st. ( or opposite Berkeley sta-
tion. HI.VJ9 tf
ftilAfl LOT 84x00, IN* BERKELEY; SIDE
0--UU. walked: * 2 5 cash, $5 monthly.
$350— Corner, 75x100: living creek.
$200— Sldehill; lot 100x100; $5 monthly.
$900— Other lots; send for maps. CHAS. A.
BAILEY, owner. 624 Market st. ap*J7 tl
OtVIAAA ■' MODERN COTTAGES IN COURSE
ij'.iUUU. of construction: 5 rooms: bath: fin-
ished basement; wood mantels; large lot. 25x114;
easy terms. Jersey st, 11/3 block W. of Castro. 'J8 7t
Si l|o oi COTTAGE OF 5 ROOMS: GRATE
«_* I OUU. and mantel; lot 96x123; 200 feet from
Geary st. : leaving city. 16 Parker aye. uiy'Jd 71*
IF YOU WISH TO EXCHANGE LANDS. CITY
X property or Eastern property, give me the list of
sane. WM. N*. lIOLWAV. 194 Sansoine st. ■■:-.: 7 lin
I 11(1(1 LOTS FOR SALE IN ALL PARTS OF
1 UUU East Berkeley: prices from $75 each,
wards; 100 houses for sale from $800 each up-
wards, on installments if desired; beautiful lots,
beautiful bouses: if you wan! a bargain come and
see us. PHELPS X RICHARDS. 11 Montgomery
st. San Francisco, and opp, Berkeley station, all tf
ALA.I! i 'l V iii.ll. ISTV■) . .
Xillllli LARGE3-STORI HOUSE, T ROOMS,
'' 'I 'U. bat.-i, large closets and modem Im-
provements; lot 50x158; splendid view of bay;
a home worth having. JOHN T.HALE, 1502 Park
street . jel 7t*
» LAMEDA BARGAINS— $1700— LOT 25x145:
XV nice modern cottage 4 rooms and bath: 1
block from Park st. : $250 cash : $25 per month..
$2700— Lot 33:4x196; 5 rooms and both; on Cen-
tral : 6600: balance $30 per month. (No. 385)
$9750— L0t 53x117: new modern cottage s rooms
and bath; 3 blocks from station; $500 cash: bal-
ance $41) per month. (No. R)
$31100— Lot 27x115: new 2-story house 7 rooms
and bath st station; $600 cash; $35 per month (X)
$;uoo— Lot 50x125; line new modern 2-story
house 7 rooms and bath on central aye. easy
terms; a good bargain. (No. 413)
$7800— Lot 50x150; elegant new 2-story house 10
rooms, with stable; welilocated; part cash. (-Mil)
Houses built to suit; 15 per cent down, balance
easy installments; cheap lots In ail parts of Ala-
meda; houses to let and money to lean. 11. P.
MoREAL a CO.. 1428 Park st, Alameda, and 403
Mont no mery st. San 1- tan, isc.i. nil 1 t'
COUNTRY HKAL ESTATE.
9 '.s -1 I, EUAN 1* NEW HOUSE WITHIN 15
— minutes' drive of Redwood City. San Mateo
County; magnificent view S. F. Bay and surrounding
country: great bargain as owner leaves for Europe
Julie -jist. For further particulars apply- 201 23d
st. bet Bryant and Harrison. F. CASSIDY. jel 3t*
JJIOR SALE OK EXCHANGE 2 OR 4 LOTS IN*
X I the business pait of Fresno City: Improvements.
Address M. i.. P.. Box 140. Cam. Branch nine. 1 3*
SEND STAMP 1 111: W. R. MClilll.WS * CO.'S
0 new catalogue of grain, fruit, raisin, wine ami
grazing lands; the finest list ever printed. W. K.
MATTHEWS .v CO.. 5 ■/_ Kearny st. i. ,;i lino
pREAT BARGAIN OFFERED TO EFFECT IM-
1 1 mediate sale: pays very l.irste Income; 3 quarter
sections best level wheat land, adapted to fruit,
with (arming Implements and live stock, In Butte
Co.. near town, c. G. STRONG, 21 Third. iu3l st«
fr ] c , ,|i 11 Vi ACRES; FINE bottom LAND;
ig) I UUU. adapted to French prunes: only 2
miles from the prosperous town of Boots Rosa. Ap-
ply to OWEN McARDLE at saloon. SE. cor. Fourth
and Market sts. my__ 7t*
\l E HAVE A CHOICE SELECTION OF COLONY
vi land- subdivided into 5. 10 and 20 acre tracts
at the uniform price of $15 per acre: on easy In-
stallments: send for circulars. California land
ASSOCIATION, 634 Market -:. lnr'J3 tf
AN ENGLISH GENTLEMAN LEAVING THE
JV State will sell ins property at a sacrifice for cash
or good mortgages; Santa Clara County utock. grain
and fruit farm, 1000 acres, J l2 50 per acre; stock,
crop and Implements, low valuation: 16 acres,
Wrights Station, $101); 15 and 16 aires. San Jose,
part in fruit, $360 per acre; Monterey count), 610
acres, ISO in volunteer wheat, •*;■; ptr acre; ISO un-
.".'ii..*-"vcd 1 per acre: livery stable, bam and cot-
tage, san Miguel, $5000: also 3 lots, $700 each; also
some _,o'i mines: two-thirds "can remain on mort-
gage on any of these: particulars on ajpll atiou.
Address A. W. 12.. 2814 Sacramento st, San Iran-
Cisco^ ap2B tf
q. 1 li; BACH — BEAOTHrUL colma LOTS, 1
__■• 1 —.) block from first station beyond city limit ;
trains run to suit laboring and business people; also
a new connection with 'bus line, connecting with |
Mlsslon-st. cars; only $50 cash; tan ;-. a -iiHe.i
opportunity to get a home; these lots will double In
value soon. '._,;. SAI.L - FITZHLIiH HOPKINS
CO., '2_.. oiurkc* st. San Francisco. my! 2 lm
SCHOOL LANDS, $160 TO »3 AN* ACRE: ON
"very easy terms; sold by the Statu In tracts to
suit: no residence or Improvement required; all
, kinds of lands, in many different counties; send
stamp for list Open Monday, Wednesday ami Satur-
day evenings. P. W. LAKE, (i lTouil Building. 13 tf
171L MORO— WBARE AUTHORIZED TO OFFER
J a limited number of lots, blocks and 5-aere
tracts In the beantlful seaside resort of El Moro,
San Louis Obispo County, at extremely low rates.
El Morois situated ou the shores of the lovely laud-
locked bay and harbor of tho same name, being the
only natural harbor on the coast between San Fran-
ctsco and San Diego. '1 ins elegant resort Is on tne
surveyed lino of.two railroads, and i- destined to
become one of the favorites of the coast. Full par-
ticulars and prices at our office or by mall. To par-
ties seeking a health or pleasure resort In nn on-
equaled climate, line bathing facilities, best of hunt-
ing, fishing and boating, this Is an opportunity sel-
dom offered to procure at a small con a lovely loca-
tion (or a home. CALIFORNIA LAND ASSOCIA-
Iii.N. 1,;',! Market st. ' niy'Js tf
IiF.NTIsTS.
DR. THOMAS 1.. HILL, ODDFELLOWS' BUILD-
Ing: office boors, b to 5. ap24 cod
1 \R. LEEK, 724«/ 2 MARKET ST., RUSTICATES
X* from June Ist two weeks. myitl 23t*
BEAUTIFUL BET #7; PAINLESS it ACTING
11 5Uc; gold plates: bridge work; crowns; fillings;
at lowest rates. DR. C. a. PERRY. 8 Mason st. des t_f
TVK. EF.A. 923 MARKET, EXTRACTS 111-. I'll
XJ lor sL'c; with gas for $1 open evenings, sell
V •UOii.ME DENTAL ASSOCIATION, 750 MAR-
■L* ket, gas specialists; only safe and reliable anaes-
thetic in use; simple, harmless, pleasant and sure;
artificial teeth from $7 per set; hlilng iroin $1-, «i-
-tracting. bOc: with gas, $1. my 9 12m
A~ LL NEWSPAPERS HAD LONG ARTICLES IN
them stating that the insane asylums are lull of
people who took gas only once for painless tooth ex-
traction and went craay My secret painless method
IswonderruL By its use any dental operation may
be done painlessly. 'A ill mrlelt. $100 for auy tooth
that I cannot extract without sleep ureas, eras
though a dozen dentists have failed to extract It
All operations dove bettor than elsewhere, slues 1
have seven first prizes for beautiful fillings, plate
and crowu work. There lire 5 Leek dentists. Olhce
open till 9:31) r. it.; Sundays till 3 v. 11. Dit
UEORGE W. LEEK. 0 O'Farrell st oc9 tf
A PULL SET OF TEETH FOR $7 FILLINGS AT
lowest prices; work warranted DR 3. W.KEI
$41 Market st. opp. Baldwin. aulu tf
I ,U. C. H. WILSON, DENTIST.' 925 MARKET
XJ St.. bet. Fifth and Sixth, opn. Mason. delstf
DR. CABSII.I.V 'B PA 11. BBS DENTAL
rooms, 202 Fourth st; best teeth $4 to $7; ex-
tracting or filling 25c. to .1 : half price to poor. all tf
t'OI.ION DENTAL ASSOCIATION, 806 MARKET
/ st (I'iielau Building): gas specialists; positively
extract teeth without pain; only olhce that uiakos
run! gives the celebrated "Cotton Gas"; 30,000 ref-
erences; established 1863; all opcr it Inns In dentistry
performed. DR. CHARLES W. DECKER. 'e7tf_
DB.' A. LUDLUM HILL, 113 MARKET ST.. BET.
XJ Tenth and Eleventh; no charge for extracting
when plates are made; old plates made over iixa
new: teeth from $8 per u-t: extracting 50c. mttf
dl; 7 A SET POR TEETH; WARRANTED. A3
<__? I good as can be made; filling SI. DR. SIMMS.
llrntlsf. 9.10 Market St.. i, est I'.uNlwin Iri.-atcr.ocl tf
Klllit ATllir.'.Vl..
TTdyT SPEAKING " FRENCH J." ITALIAN^ (JER^
J a man and l-.li.:lisli. ilcslres organizing a class.
MME. A. 1 *. . 846 Mission st. jel 7t»
GiUITARAND PIANO LESSONS GIVEN*, $3 TO
I $5 per month. 39 Fifth st. my 39 iim_
I' TOJBTTI, HAVING RETURNED FROM
XJ. New York, will reopen his classes inert May
lath; figure painting In oil and pastel; portraits,
etc. studio 142 Murphy Building. niy'J'J lot
CIONVER.-sATION'AL FRENCH AND FLUTE LEB-
-/ sons. 23c per lesion. W. FORD, 917 P01k. 27 15*
SF'. siinniLOF ORATORY-ALL BRANCHES
■ of elocution taught GUV 111 it HELL, 637 Post
J ESSONS IN WATER COLOR AND CRAYON
J portraiture; landscapes in oil. ROUSE A SON,
99 M urpny Luilllng. my! 7 lm
ART— LOCKWOOD BTDDIO, 333 HAIGHT ST.:
painting, modeling ,etc ; studies rented. myi3lin
IT D. CRANDALL, TEACHER OP SINGING. 403
A. Gulden Oat aye. mill Qui-
\f ARIE . HALL'S MOSIC PARLORS ; PIANO
ill harp and vocal lessons. 120 Eddy st ap!9 lan
Cj F. SHORT-HAND and TYPE-WRITING IN
O. stlluto; to per mouth; Kearny st. cor. Clay;
Pitman system: books. etc.. free; . v'g classes. m 7 6in
CHOOL OP CIVIL, MINING AND MECHANICAL
O Engineering. Surveying, Architecture, Drawing,
Assaying. A.VAN per naillen, 733 Mark't Hit
EALD'S BUSUNEBS COLLEGE, 21 TOST SI
. Double-entry book-keeping, pomuausbip, short- .
band, type-wrltlna, telegraphy, etc., all lnclndadia .
business coursa nntier one fee of $75. je it - ■
PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE. 320 POST St.
Life scholarship, $7&; day sua evening. oc2'J._
HOUSES TO tiBH. '__
nio LET-ELEGANT 2-STORY, 6 AND 7 ROOMS
land bath, bay-window homes at one-half the
rental of San Francisco properties: artesian water
free; 25 minutes from Palace Hotel; call and ex-
amine the location and surrounding.: lt_ blocks
from station. . Apply at West Oakland l'osiomce,
Point Station, Oakland. . - _JtH_ ai — —
(lOTTAGE; 1 ROOMS; ALSO 2 ROOM HOUSE IN
/ rear: large stable. 1522 Turk st jel St* _
07 CLEMENTINA— HOUSE OP 6 ROOMS; RENT
4-4 1 $20; no children. Je'J 1 1*
O~LET-105TgOLDE#GATE AYE., 8 ROOMS:
X rent $20. jel 21*
OA CHESTNUT ST.-8 ROOMS: BATH: GAS:
OtlU rent, with water, $25. P. C. MOLLQY. )e_i_tf
<tt99 <\fl 6 ROOMSAND BATH: GARDEN*.
tt^A-A.OU. 0 Twenty-seventh St. nr.Guerrero.l 3*
V ASS A PLACE, BET. SECOND AND THIRD.
Harrison and Bryant— 7 rooms, batb, modern lnt-
liroveinentH: rent $20. Apply on premises, tei 2t*
'OUR GOOD ROOMS. 9 ELDRIDGE Sl'.. OFF
r Cbesley, bet. Seventh and Eighth, Harrison and
Bryant. Jel 3t«
A 'J £, MINNA, ABOVE FIFTH— ROOMS, BATH
XOO and every modern Improvement jel 3t*
I ill A LOMBARD-HOUSE, 5 LARGE ROOMS:
l"l" large out-houses for chlckcus:sl4. Jl2*
HOUSE OF H SUNNY ROOMS. 218 WILLOW
aye.. bet. Van Ness aye. and Franklin St. jel 3t*
o*l 7 31 RONDELL PLACE: 6 ROOMS; YARD ;
__> J I . water free. Inquire rear bouse or 7 Brook
st. bet Market aud Geary. __!_JL?__—
9.}*) GEARY, NEAR LARKIN, 7 ROOMS
——and bath. $70; 12281... Bush, near Larkin,
5 rooms aid baih. $37 50: 425 Sixth, nr. Folsom,
7 rooius and bath, $37 50; 4 new Mats. cor.
Valencia and Ouluu; 9 Liberty, nr. Valencia. 8
rooms, bath. $15: 924 Geary, nr. Larkin. 15 looms,
bath; 533 Kirch aye., nr. Octavla, 3 rooms, bath,
$12 51); 809*.-. Valencia, nr. liMli, 3 rooms. $12 50:
1111 lost. nr. Gough, 10 rooms, bath, $00: B*2
I'age. nr. Scott, 6 rooms, balb. $30: 310
Leavenworth, nr. Eddy, 7 rooms, bath. $42 50:
11:111 Valencia, near 23d, 7 rooms and hath, $35:
s'Jr.i/- Valencia, near liith. 6 rooms, bath. $20;
923 Valencia, ur. 21st. 9 rooms, bath, $50: 036 ._
Valencia, nr. 18th. 0 rooms, bath. $20: 350 24tn,
ur. Treat aye.. 8 rooms, bath. $25: 018 21st, nr.
Harrison, 6 rooms and bath, $20. YON Rill IN A
CO.. 624 California st myild U_
ff; I(C ONK-STORY COTTAGE: 6 ROOMS; DOO-
-1111 10. bio parlors; garden; yard. 1250 .Mont-
gomery st. mySl It*
fllO LET— HOUSE OF 7 ROOMS AND BATH:
1 cheap rent; can purchase furniture lf desired.
907 Harrison St. uiy3l 31*
HOUSE TO LET: 4 LARGE ROOMS. 613 IVY
aye,, rear of octavia st. my3l 31*
I I OUSE— 1.) SUNNY KOOMS AND BATH. 118
X I Go!, Gate aye. mySO 7t*
9ff»9Q 81 -COTTAGE OF 7 BOOHS;
—O—o iiiiiii: gas; modern improvements. 29 tf
KEN IS REDUCED— THE YON SCHRODER
Jl Block, 2-story houses of 9 rooms, bath, laundry,
etc., on Howard st, betweeu Twenty-second and
Twenty-third.
1 Eats of d. 7 and 8 rooms and bath each, on Capp
strett .
lie above property has just been finished and Is
vow ready for occupancy, and the
RENTS HAVE BEEN REDUCED.
They are positively the most complete residences
In the city, as 110 expense his been spared* to make
them comfortable, ornamental and convenient
.sanitary plumbing, ornamental gas-fixtures and
mantels, and every Imaginable convenience. Apply
at once to O'FARRELL & LANG, 11 Montgomery
street. luy-l tl _
HOUSE TO LET — LEASE OR WITHOUT:
store, 4 looms, and IS rooms upstairs: furniture
It required. 418 Broadway, upstairs, my'Js lm-
-J>-y^l 6 Room AND HAITI: UPPER FLAT OF
O— — J" nice new bouse; cable-road; 1011 Mason
st. 11. P. aiulllvAL, 402 Montgomery st. inyl7 If
-3* I _. 6 ROOMS, BASEMENT, YARD. ill PARK
0 I O. aye., between Harrison iiud Bryant sts. 0 if
01-il EJECTS BAD TENANTS; COLLECTIONS
•iT) iiiole. Coffey's Colloct'll >'0.. (Oil Montj'y. OC
! I BMSKED HOUSES,
(ior, I 1 RNISHED FLAT. 1010 STEINER,
__o__. pe. r liitsli. iel if
Ql 1 1 HOWARD- FURNITURE 8 Rooms lor
_____ sale; house to let; $35. 110 js 7t*
UiT'i.l; FLAT ■"> ROOMS AND BATH; FUK-
U iiishe.l. 11; .'2 Post St. 0.1 J'' tf
FLAPS ■!'<» l.ri'l-.
'PPEKFLAT I ROOMS: HALL; RENT $13.
1 lbutioi Stevenson st, near Eighteenth, je2 3t*
lA 7 STEINER-FLAT 5 ROAMS; BATH AND
XVI I pautry. Inquire downstairs. je'J 3t*
llAfl UOUGH — NEAT, SUNNY TENEMENT; 5
—UO rooms; cheap to good tenant je2 4t*
Cji)- 7 ROOM - FLAT AND BATH: MODERN*
V— 0. Improvements; grand view. Poo Church
street. jel 31*
89<J MIDDLE FLAT. 5 ROOMS AND
—1) bath, $30; upper flat. 5 rooms and bath.
$27 50: water free: doors unlocked. THOMAS S
MILLER. Ulis Leavenworth st. jel 7t*
11- 111 POST, NEAR BAKER— FLAT
—il J U ti rooms and bath, wash-tubs and all mod
crn improvements; gas-Qxtures and mantels: some-
thing grand: cheap rent: responsible parties.jel 31*
NEW FLAT. 0 AND 7 SUNNY ROOMS: ALSO
J.V KiisiLtn. house, 10 largo rooms, modern im-
provements, in the Mission, low rent. Apply 120
Liberty st jel St*
0 NEW CORNER FLATS; MODERN IMPROVE-
— ments. fourteenth and Shotwell sts. jel 3t*
ai'')*) ',11 NEW BAY-WINDOW FLAT OP 5
<_*—— .UA. rooms and bath. 1717 Hyde, jel 3t«
«*• 1 1 FLAT 4 ROOMS ll'i MOSS ST., BET.
Jx. six and Seventh, oil Howard st. jel 3t*
II ANDSOME. SUNNY, UPPER FLAT; 7 ROOMS,
11 bath and laundry, Apply 1007. Golden Gate
avenue. jel ill*
I 11 ,-, AND 90S LAGUNA ST.; FLAT OF 8 ROOMS
OU— ami bath. jel 3t»
' ROOMS, BATH AND CELLAR, $13. 1417 PA-
t cllic St., bet. Hyde and Larkib; surrounded by
3 linos, Jackson, Polk ami Hyde st. cable cars. 31 tf
1 I 1 A SCOTT ST., NEAR EDDY— O ROOMS AND
J J IU hath. - niy3l 3t»
{.ii-; NEW FLAT: 7 ROOMS; BATH AND GAS:
0 — t). only half block from Castro-st cable. 21
Pond st, bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth, Noe and
Sanchez. my:U7t»
U I F. EDDY-UPPER FLOOR: 4 SUNNY UN*-
-0 1 O Inmlshed rooms; private family; $33. 31 3*
LEGANT BAY-WINDOW ILAT-0 ROOJIS
ELEGANT BAY-WINDOW FLAT ij ROOMS
baib. 73»',*a -Minna st., near Xlnlh. myitl 3t*
GROOMS, BATH. 15' ■• M.-I.IN', ST., BET.
U Eleventh and Twelfth, Howard and i.i, .on. 31 3*
7.1-0 JIcALLISTIiP.-UPPER FLAT OP 3 ROOMS
I— O and bath, with use of kitchen. iny'J9 If
1 '11 7 GEARY— NICE BOOMS; BATH; FUR-
JOX I pi?j e,i hall gas: cellar; $23. my 23 7t*
fti).) ,-fl MODERN. PLA'r; 8 ROOMS; HA Iff.
<]pO^.«lU. 1128 ' A Howard at. my'J9 7t*
TW'BW FLAT; 5 ROOMS; BATH: ALL MODERN
J-v Improvonients. 310 Herman, nr. Webster. 29 5*
I |-,i. BUSH, NEAR HYDE- FLAT OF JJ_BC_tS"
J 1 —•' and hath. .„' — ' my'JO st*
[lENT CHEAP— 2 SUJi-sV FLATS: NEARLY
J i new: 63111! ..-large rooms and bath; stationary
! wash-tubs: large cellar: rent $22 50 and $25. 11115
Devisadero St.. bet. Post aud Sutter. my-JStf
I>EADY NOW TO BE OCCUPIED, THOSE 6
-It fine, sunny, new Bats, with 0 and 7 rooms and
bath; stationary washtuhs. electric bells, Hue gas
fixtures, etc. 27 1 ivr l cent st, near Howard. 27 7*
L LAT OF 4 ROOMS, BATH; GAS AND WATER;
x Sao. 1329 Clay st niyjo tf
(l_i| HOWARD ST. —FLAT 4 ROOMS AND BATH;
O— 1 rent $20. ■ my 22 tf
n*)l-_l MCALLISTER -FLAT OF 4 ROOMS;
I 2Ma. rent $17. Inquire nt 72.! McAllister. 18 tf
C../V) SUNNY, I ITER FLA P. 5 ROOMS AND
«ir_o. bath: 41 Langton st. first st. W. of Seventh
and Howard. Apply ASI on A F.I.Di: I Dll E.n.y 11 1:
Itl)»».VlS HI LUX.
EIGHTH — FCRNISITFIir~AND~UNPUR-
-CiOxJ nlslied housekeeping room. lt*
17 SOUTH lA RK-J FUBNISHED BOOHS FOR
I I lionsekeepiug. je J ::t -
'J'J-J TURK— PARLOR FLOOR; THREE ROOMS
00.1 furnished for housekeeping. Je-j 5 1*
AAA FOLSOM, NEAR FIFTH— LARGE SUNNY
QUO frout rooms for housekeeping: $13. 1 -J tf
(•I I ELLIS-PARLOR SUITE: HANDSOMELY
Ul X furnished: also sln_.lo rooms. . Jo* 3t*
I .".7(1 Folsom. NR ELEVENTH— 2 NICE UN-
I -i I O tarnished bonsekeeping rooms; 4.10. lt*
I /ifiQ MISSION— FURNISHED FBONT room
1 XUO for 2;$10; also housckcopinj or single. 2 2*
*| (1 MOSS i.. OFF HOWARD, BET, MIX AND
lit* Seventh— Nice furnished snnny rooms, with
gas and water in each room: also bath-room; four
rooms altogether. je'JSt*
I 99C MISSION, Ml. NINTH— I OR 2 NEATLY
i— — furnished sunny rooms In a private family;
double beds, largo closets and bath; $3 aud $10. 1*
(VI .1 1 VALENCIA — FRONT SUNNY FUU-
OX'X-j nisi,. ,1 room to let je2 6t«
Or; A FOI SUM —FRONT AND BACK PARLOR
Oil! 1 suite or single; also single rooms. Je'J 2t*
91ATURK-3 FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING
__.XV rooms; bath; gar. , Je'J 2t*
Ql 9 JESSIE, NEAK FOIIRTH-21 it 3 ROOMS
Ol A. complete for housekeeping. ' It*
99Q EARN Y^ 2 UNFURNISHED ROOMS
1 —i—O either for offices or housekeeping. Je'J 7t*
C9-I HYDE— 2 SUNNY FRONT ROOMS FOR
OaaX housekeeping: rent low. It*
I 1 TAYLOR-FURNISHED ROOMS; SUITES OR
J J single: day, week ur mouth J-2 st*
C 4 1 MINNA - LARGE SUNNY FURNISHED
"11 room for bousekceplng; alia for gents, It*
Attn CLEMENTINA, NEAR SIXTH - HOUSE-
iIOI keeping rooms, furnished complete; cheap. *
I C.fifi TAYLOR - A HANDSOME SUITE OF
I OUO suuny corner rooms: two bed rooms and
parlor with piano; hue view; rent low. It*
51 Q HOWARD — NICE FURNISHED FRONT
010 room and kitchen; 2 beds. ■ Je'2 21*
99C FOURTH — FURNISHED ROOMS: SCIT-
_2.—Q abie fordlght lioiisfKecping. *__
ftQQOREEN, COR. 1 POWELL— UNFURNISHED
"OO suite 3 beantirnl housekeeping rooms; front,
sunny, water: clean, quiet house. p 2 2t* -
1 l\-)t\ MISSION-SUITE FURNISHED FRONT
XU—O rooms for housekeeping;, rent $10; band-
somo suite unfurnished front parlors, with use of
kitchen If required; also large sunuy furnished
room for housekeeping, with gas and bath and water
In the room and large closet - jol 2t*
1 •J9/) MARKET— 3 LARGE CONNECTING
XO__2\t rooms; first floor; suitable for onices. 7*
KM J SCO IT — FIRST. FLOOR OF 3 UNFUR-
» I 1 nished rooms; $20: adults only. Jel 3t*
1 Oil MISSION— 3 FURNISHED ROOMS. PAR-
X__4*XX lor floor: light housekeeping. Jel 3t*
9'_>r A KEARNY, CORNER BUSH (MELDRUJI
4C400 Home)— Rooms $8 to $50: transient jel lm
ciin MISSION-ROOMS $1 A WEEK; BEDS 15
O— cents a night jel 3t*
(' 1 l\ VAN NESS AYE.-LOWER PART, FUR-
UIO nlslied fur housekeeping: rent low, jel 2t*
IJ WALNUT AYE., OFF LARKIN, NEAR SUT-
U ter— 2 large sunny rooms, furnished coinpieie for
housekeeping; gas and Lain. ■- jel 3t*
I M I-". 1 IGLSOM- NEW LV SUNNY
IUUOj Injiii rooms single or en suite; private
family. .- . ■ . ■■ A■ . .-. ■ .■■ jel st« - ■
IIENO HOUSF:-831 SACRAMENTO ST., BELOW
II Kearny: 150 rooms. 25c to 60e per light: $1 25
to $.i per week: open all night. jel im
411 I RIDLEY, COB. STEVENSON— "OR 4
—11 rooms for light housekeeping; rlegai tly rnr-
nlshcd : sun all day. -artwiwek^mrt., , Jel 3t*
C •_•»> ELLIS— 4 SUNNY UNFURNISHED ROOMS;
O'li. light housekeeping; no children. - Jol'-'t* •*■ -
9'_>o JESSIE — 2 OR 3 FCRNIsHi.D SUNNY
wtlO rooms for housekeeping; cheap. ■ . Jel 7t* ■
lAI POWELL— NICELY FURNISHED FLAT"
IVJ.O of three rooms; no chlldron. ■ ; Jel 3i*
l('|(l WEtiSTER, BET. SUTTER AND POST-
Jell O 8 unfurnished rooms; no children. - jel 6t*
ROOMS TO I-ET-COXTTXirED. J
708 PINE - '-' UNFURNISHED, ALSO FUIf
I X*XJ nished rooms for housekee|iln_;: 2.1 floor. 1 5*
903 BUSH-SUNN Y. SINGLE ROOM; »7.
4 'JR NATOJIA— !J SUNNY FRONT BOOMBFOB
-xnu geutlemen: 2 back rooms. Jel 2t«
1 1 8 EDDY-SUNNY FURNISHED ROOMS; ALSO
xxu> unfurnished rooms for housekeeping. jel 6t«
'-Ml . CHARY— Fl SONNY ROOMS EN
QtJ'i suite and single. jel st«
ftRO O'FARRELL — SUNNY FRONT ROOM;
UOU rent $7. jel at* ■
Al^ SIXTH -2 FURNISHED ROOMS: BAY-
AJxy window; bath and gas; suitable for lor 2
gen.ieinen or mmi and wife: reasonable, jel 3t*
79ri BKA NNAN, ABOVE SIXTH— FRONT BED-
I - 1 - 1 room and kltenen: furnished: cheap.jol 31*
*ft 7 FURNISHED ROOM FOR lIOUSEKEEP-
WJ • lng; also front room and kitchen. 135 Te-
nama jeltf
'-{•^fN'-AKKIN-HOUSEKEEI'ING ROOMS, PUR-
,o*-o nished; sun all day ; bay-window;. suite with
kitchen: $35: no children. jel tf
qifiUUSH, NEAR TAYLOR — NEWLY PUR-
*i xkj nished sunny alcove room; modern. Jul 7t«
I .]*>() "V LARGE, FURNISHED PARLOR
x J— v suite; alsosingle; all conveniences. Jel st«
4.1 A POST-DOUBLE SUNNY PRONT KOOMS;
Tm also housekeeping. jel 3t*
M, OK .* UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSE-
-0 keeping. 013 McAllister st. jel 2t»
'A 1 4 ENTH-SUNNY SINGLE ROOMS WITH
*xxi closet; bath; rent cheap. jel 2t«
7I 4 PARKIN — FURNISHED AND CNITR-
* x~x nlsbed rooms for housekeeping; also double
larlors; no children. jel 71*
• '> SIXTH (THE HILLSDALE) -ELEGANTLY
t_,*j lurnished sunny rooms, single or en suite;
transient, elevator. jel tf
JJfiC MI.-SKIN— 3 OR 4 LARGE SUNNY ROOJIS,
_ t j- suitable for light housekeeping. jel 3t»
1 v^tl SECOND— 2 SUNNY ROOMS, CO.MPLF.TE-
X__a-J ly furiiislied for housekeeping, jel 51*
')')!*. ELEVENTH— FURNISHED ROOMS TO
4_a— let. jel 2t*
v li) HOWARD— furnished housekeep-
-OXO Ins; rooms. $13: single front room. $0. 1 2t»
1 lY)i\ MCALLISTER — NICELY FURNIBHED
XU— front room. jel 31*
990 SIXTEEN -SUNNY FURNISHED
—*J front room-, mc- of kltchep. Jel 3t*
1"I I NINTH ■OR l FURNISHED ROOMS
X 1 x tor housekeeping, with batb, Jel 2t*
,- I 1 HOWABD— FBONT BOOM, FURNISHED
OCX for housekeeping; $12. jel 21*
I.'OR SALE-URN ITCKE OF 3 ROOMS CHEAP.
X Inquire 3 days at 109 Grant are., Room 'J.Jel 2t*
JA J THIRD —NEWLY FURNISHED HOUSE-
_____ keeping rooms. Jel 3t»
1997M18510N —NEATLY FURNISHED
I— — I front room, in private family; single or
double; rent M and $8. Jel tf
97 -hi TEHAMA. COR. FOURTH-SUNNY FOB"
—l ( nished looms; also housekeeping, jel 2t* .
•_> I I 1 HYDE, NEAR CITY HALL— FIRST FLAT,
*11 1 2 front rooms, furnished; 2 rooms uniiir-
iilshed. Inquire at basement. ni>*3l 3t*
I Qft9 A FURNISHED HOUSEKEEP-
I «)l>^. jug rooms. iny3l 3t«
I 7fi'-t l BUCHANAN— 3 NICELY FURNISHED
1 loo; sunny rooms; private family. my. ll -u-
-3UNFIRNI-lII.D KOO.MS TO LET. APPLY AT
0 1015 Grove st. my 3l 3t»
J |i O'PARRELL — 4 NEWLY FURNISHED
A'XO housekeeplug rooms; gas and bath. my3l 3t*
t>A(l FIFTH -J FURNISHED BOOMS COM-
•*''*' plete for housekeeping; rent cheap.my3l
•Mifi JONES— 2 UNFURNISHED rooms FOB
QUO lion.. .ping. niy3l 3t*
I ,- VI LEAVEN WORTH— 'J OR 3 Rooms, FUR-
ltl-1 nished or unfurnished, for lioiisi-kecn-
Ing. m; 3 - 3t*
1 A I 7 MISSION — FRONT HOUSEKEEPING
I.M I rooms, furnished or unfurnished; terms
11. oil- rate. my .11 st*
1 I •_» I HOWABD — 5 UNFURNISHED ROOMS.
J lill myiil St*
- 1 'J OCTAVIA— 3 SUNNY FURNISHED HOUSE-
-0 It) re ping rooms, bath, basement myill ilt*
\riCE SUNNY BOOM; FURNISHED. APPLY AT
xv 578 Howard st, cor. Second. myiil 3t*
l'l J I SEVENTH— I FRONT ROOM; 2 GENTLE-
-lO'i.i men: cl.eiip. myill 3t*
>1 I I ELM AYE.. NEAR FRANKLIN ST.; 2 NICE
0J J unfurnished rooms; cheap. m. 3 1 31*
AA7! MISSION— SUIT. WITH PIANO,
OU I 2 and light housekeeping: $23. ui3l 7t*
s,ll'_> GEARY-LARGE FRONT ROOM FOR TWO
CUO young men: rent $8. niy3l3t*
II 7 JONES— 3 FURNISHED ROOMS FOR SIN-
III. persons; $7 each. niy3l 3t*
HOUSEKEEPING— LARGE FRONT BASK.MF.NT
room; stove: closets. 371 Minna st.nr. Fifth. 2*
1 .- - NTH- 81 NNY HAY ENDOW SUITE
XO i for housekeeping; siugle roouis. myilO st*
,-,119 VVAs'hTmTtON — sunny offices and
1 1* I— unfurnished housekeeping rooms; running
water. ■ my3o 7t»
I 'ji,- NATOMA-2 FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
Ul'O housekeeping: also single rooms. lliyilO tf
J I - ROOMS BY THE OB MONTH;
*3 I I reasonable and central. my 3o st*
V C RINC'N PLACE, OFF HARRISON. NEAR
IO l»t— 2 furnished rms for housekeeping. 30 41*
9/ Ifi STOCKTON, COR. GEARY -I FLOOR,
_CUU snnni trout, furnished r'ms: cheap. 30 7t*
1 1 '_>(1 FOLSOM -4 UNFURNISHED ROOMS
XXOV for housekeeping. roy*3o 7t*
Ail'Xl ill. II RNISHED ROOMS; SINGLE
______ and double; gentlemen only. my3o 7t*
I.< 1 SIXTH — FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING
J —A rooms. myilo Tt
r-.l\ 1 11NK-2 OR 3 SUNNY UNFURNISHED
I Ul room <and bath. niy3o
I At) SEVENTH— HANDSOME SINGLE ROOMS
1 i— and suites: also housekeeping rooms. 30 51*
I'fif J O'FARRELL— NICE FURNISHED ROOM;
UUO^as, bath, nowcr-garden; $10. niy'JO tf
Ift JONES — FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING
1 O rooms; also others. niy'Jß 7t*
4] 11 BIXTII-3 or 4 NICK SUNN! BOOMS
*i i"l-; for housekeeping or roomers; cheap; apply
lv saloon. E. WILSON. niy'JO 71
ETA MISSION-SUNNY FURNISHED BOOHS
_)_)!' lor housekeeping; also single rooms. 20 st*
II QQ EOI3OM — 3 IN FURNISHED ROOMS
J 1 OO for housekeeping. niy'JO Gt*
77 FOURTH— PLEASANT FURNISHFUTSCNNY
I I front room; first floor; cheap. - inyjy 71*
777 market-nicely furnished Roods
*I 1 suite, single; housekeeping; also olhces. l".+ 7l
191:- 1:1 .-n '• "viii:_svilE OP BOOMS
±4^}c'-i or 2 large sli____ _J_*^'.irulshe<L 29 st*
fjOCl MISSION-* 1 ••'*■" „«ED-
OaaOs room; kltcl; I bal'll* - v il *
69>_1 ELLIS— FRONT KOOJITcorrACE: FU_? T
6f>t| ELLIS— Fit INI ROOM; COTTAOE; FIR-. iT
— 1— * floor; furnished or unfurnished. my 22 »f _
» RCADB mil -c. 930 MARKET, ADJOININ1 1 , •
XV Baldwin Hotel; fine Jlarket-st. suites and slngio
rooms; large, light room for tallor-shup or job print-
ing, or any light manufacturing; rents reduced, lm
•J EI.E.IAN 1 I.V FURNISHED SUNNY PARLORS
0 with sou-room attached. 918 Valencia. 23 tf
ItXl'.l 11- NICELY FURNISIIED SINGLE
J UU-i room ; rent $8. my'JS 7t
190 ll— UNFURNISHED ROOM, lI T a"
Ix-Oble for a tailor. my'JB Ut*
A OB 8 R'.oMS. RENT CHEAP, AND 4 ROOMS,
A rent $8 per month; 3 rooms. Seventh St., rent
$7. Apply at 710 Brannan st my 27 tf
JO MINNA 2 ROOMS FURNISHED COMPLETE
*ilO lor housekeeping. niy'J7 7t*
71 l- STOCK! ON —2 SUNNY ROOMS FOR
111) housekeeping. my 27 71*
9A(| OBANT AVF:.,NR. POST- LA ROE SUNNY
2__UO front suite of rooms: suitable pbysieiftu.26 tf
7 I A Foi. SUM _ NEATLY FURNISHED ROOM
1 111 '" private family: $8; my J'i tf
(>*)(> EDDY— LARGE FRONT BOOHS; ALSO
o—o double back room: board. iny*Js la
,- . 1 T. O'FARRELL - FURNISHED BASEMENT
illo complete for housekeeping; splendid local-
ity; iny2stf
1 I A FIFTH— NICELY FURNISHED AND UN-
lie/ furnished suunv bay-window suites; bouse
recently completed: first flat; everything now. lm
(107 SC ITER _F IN El. l FURNISHED DOUBLE
00 I parlors: also other rooms to rent, my 2s lot*
1 •>"', M aTTiTJe T, INDIANAPOLIS HOUSE—
14-.O1) furnished sunny rooms lii let. my '_'.*» rf
1.1(1 LARKIN — BAY-WINDOW SUITE WITH
A— O kitchen; also single rooms. * iny'Js tf
CJ(f» MINNA — FURNISHED BOOMB FOR
OXU In-usi keeping. my'Jii tf
(TTa H-HOUSEKEEPINO BOOMS SINGLE,
010 en suite: each' 2 rooms; have cooking
stoves. my-J'J lm
-| AM I FURNISHED ALCOVE SUITE;
-LUOI other rooms for housekeeping; inoder-
alc. niy'J'J tf
17(11 STOCKTON, COR. FILBERT— TWO FUK-
-1 iUX nisheil rooms, complete for housekeeping, tf
lAIIIV DE — I! RNISHED HAY-WINDOW
X .1 1 room, $12; single front room. $7: also 1 side
room. _ny2otf
O-lQ THIRD-FURNISHED ' HOUSEKEEPING
0-..0 rooms; rent low. niy'JO If
ill 7 MASON — NEWLY FURNISIIED SUNNY
illi rooms. ■-. my'Jl lino
77T -7 I. A I N ■'. Colt GROVE - NHSVLY KUR-
I V'O nis.'icl sunny suites and single rooms. I IS tf '
TllQ SIXTH-2 SUNNY' CONNECTING ROOMS,
J. I'O furnished for housekeeping. mylStf
rn7EI.LI.S-2 OR 3 FURNISHED HOUSE-
OU I keeping rooms, -tisiiiirn mylB tf
Tl (1 KIKIH— NEWLY AND BEAUTIFULLY FUR-
AO uished snnny bay-window suite; also single
rooms; house recently built; middle Hat my! 7 lino
1 104 MISSION — FURNISHED OB UNFUR-
XU-± nished; changed hands; renovated. 10 lin
f>' C WASHINGTON— SUNNY FRONT " ROOMS
Oil-) and single room, from $5 per month. 1 ml 7 tf
TToSEMITK HOUSE, 1045 MARKET ST.. BET.
J Sixth and Seventh; 35c tosl per night; perweek,
$1150 to $6; single and en suite: families, mrl tf _
1 O-aO HOWARD — LARGE FRONT ROOMS.
IvOU lurnished: also housekeeping rooms. Otf
871 FOLSOM— 9 SINGLE. NEWLY FUR-
i -L nished rooms for gentlemen; private faintly;
$5 and $0 per month. :. ■ niyii tt
900 GOOD ROOMS AT LOW RATES— 7IS HOW.
/ioo ard st.nr. 'Third; gas and water In each room:
reading-room snd bath lice; linen changed dally;
bouse open an night- beat beds in the worid.ap'JOtt
1 VEV'ON. 1 130 . MABKETi i 23 TURK-FUR-
_!_/ hlshod suites and single; transients. tny7 lm
1•> SIXTH-FURNISHED ROOMS BY THE
'ID day, week or mouth; also rooms suitable for
ofllces. .MRS. FUAZIER, - my 7 lm
6 O'FARRELL— 1 FURNISHED AND 2 FUR-
nished -i, ._■:,' rooms; all sunny: cheap. ap!7 tf
I A A KEARNY, OPP. WHITE HOUSE-FRONT
. XUtX suite and kitchen: $211: top llonr. nir lif
A WEEK'S NEWS FOX 5 CENTS-THE WEEKLY
Call. In wrapper, ready for mailing.
-,-- ■ " -X..- hYIiBAGE. ~ ._ ._■_ '_"_■-_--■
ACIFIC^STOKAOECb., 301 « STOCKTON ST.;
furniture and merchandise: advances made. 15 tl
J" . R NITU STOKED — STERLING FURNI
lure Co., 1039. 1041 .Market. Rosenthal _____ 7 tf
-:, c.r^i'i^TKit-r.ij.u^L'iLbid'ca.
J V. LAWRENCE, AND BUILDER,
.519 .i.iienio st. ; cabiuet work anil tilting up
cilices promptly attended to: telephone 000. inidif
Xi, , ... OAKLAND WANT: _'..-' "-_J ■■■_■-_ -'■-_
OAKLAND AGENCY— AD VEKTISEUEVrs AND
subscriptions received at the Oakland Braucu
Ofliceot Tun Mukni.no Call, 037 Broadway, near
Sevenths:. o_nco hours oa. m to r. St.
BOARDING J AND * ROOMS.
oT99^K>WAR I> : FURNISHED ROOMS.
JAXXjA board optional. -. Jel 3t«
1 1 99 LARKIN — SUNNY ROOJIS, WITH OR
XX______j without board. mv-30 15t»
ORIENTAL-015 TAYLOR; ELEGANTLY FUR-
nished sunny rooms, with board. my3o if
I ADY LIVING IN HER OWN HOME WOULD
A like to board an elderly lady or an invalid; will
take lor 2 children or a weak-minded child. Ad-
dress MRS. W. ELTINGE. Alameda. niyjp 8t»
THE ELSMERE, 418 SUTTER ST., CHANGED
bands: rooms with or without board; special ac-
comiuodations for families. my'2s tf
MANCHESTER, SIXTH AND MISSION— HAND-
souicIy furnished: table first-class: terms mod-
erate. my2l 15t*
THE MARIPOSA 824 LAGUNA— FINE SUITES;
-I first-class board; terms moderate. uo7 tf
THE OLIVER HOUSE, 899 PINE, COR. MASON;
under new management; elegant rooms; -first-
class board; as a desirable faintly house lt must be
seen to be appreciated ; reference required. my 7 tf
ARLINGTON HOUSE. 127 KEAKNY-PLEAS-
ant sunny rooms, en suite and single; first class
in every respect terms reasonable. jalO tt
AMERICAN EXCHANGE HOTEL, 319 AND 321
Sansoine st. San Francisco; board and room $1,
$1 25 and $1 60 per day; free coach JL MONT-
gomery, proprietor. ■ ■ jyjltf
SINGLE ROOMS 150 A NIGHT LINDELL
O House, cor. Sixth and Howard. aulltt , ■
MONTGOMERY'S TEMPERANCE HOTEL. 227
ill and 229 Second st— Single meals 25c; board and
room per day, 75c to $1; by the wees; $4 to $5; rr**.e
coach to and from tbe hotel. ap'Jl if
al-amp-da rooms AND HOUSES.
Sunny" furnished front room in pri-
vate family; refereuces exchanged. Address
Board, Alameda P. O. jel lit-
CHILDREN HOAHIIKO.
OJUEFOK 1 OR 2 CHILDREN PaLSO All 'DM-
inodatlons for parents. 719 California. 30 st*
LADY WANTS 1 OR 2 CHILDREN TO BOARD.
Apply 515 Jlinna st. jny2S_Bt^_
I ADV DESIRES SEVERAL CHILDREN TO
Xj board from 2 years up; pleasant hone; mother's
care. B. 8., Box 127. Call Branch office. my'J'J lin
~summ~kr~iU'.s(m:ts. . ~
CAMPING— santa cruz MOUNTAINS. AD-
dross MRS. CAMP. 216 Eighteenth st. Je i 7t*
S WANTON HOUSE. PESCADERO. SAN MATEO
County, Cal.. the favorite resort of the Pacific
Coast; hotel and cottages all newly furnished; lovely
grounds: also the famous pebbly beach, where are
round agates, opals, topaz, moonstones, emeralds,
water crystals and many other precious stones;
good trout fishing and wild game: hoard reasonable;
special rates for lamllles. JIKS. 8. W. SWAN-
TON. my 29 If
HILLSIDE COTTAGE IS -NOW OPEN FOP.
hoarders: lovely summer resort lv the Santa
Cruz Mountains; tine ocean view; homo cooking.
Address MRS. 11. J. GRAY, Wrights. Cal. lny'29 lm
SPRING COVE SUMMER RESORT; GOOD AC-
-0 commodations: Smiles from Napa. JIRS. J.
GRIDLEY, proprietor. my'JO llll*.
TO LET — PRETTILY FURNISUED FLAT; 7
large pleasant rooms; near station; ten trains
daily. Address P. CCSUMAN, Nlles. my'3s
SANTA CRUZ MOUNTAINS-BOARDERS Ac-
commodated at Oceau View Fruit-farm; grand
view; oak groves: special new cottages. Address
THUS. SLAUGHTER. Wrights. Santa Clara Co-.Cal.tf
m AMAI.PAIS VILLA. TAMALPAIS STATION.
1 Ross Valley, nr. Sun Rafael: salt water bathing:
commodious grounds; fine drives; pavilion; lake
Sausalito ferry. MRS. PETER SMITH, proprietress
"1,1. MONTE" HOTEL, SAUSALITO — HOT
Xj salt-water baths. my 3 4nio
SAN lA CRUZ MOUNTAINS— TO IJST— FOB-
nlsbed cottage of 0 rooms, stable, etc. JIoEWEX
BROS., 508 California st. Room 6. my! 4 tf
« ETNA HOT MINERAL SPRINGS, THE AMERI-
."A can Ems; water unequaled on Pacific Coast and
will relieve or cure nil curable diseases. Write for
circulars to W. 11. UDELL, Napa Co., Cal. 11l 1 0 1 ill
lAI BEL GLEN FRUIT FARM: GOOD ACO'IM- ■
X J moil itlons. Address P. 0. Box 159. Napa city.
STOitliS to LET.
TORE^W IT7rri3fTURES.~SO UTH WEST~COIt
STORE WITH FIXTURES. SOUTHWEST COB,
Bosh and llaker^ jel i'.t* _
I ARGE STORE; 4 ROOMS; GAS: STABLE OF 5
J stills. 202 Twenty-third st jel 7t«
STORE AND FIXTURES. 18121/, FOLSOM ST
3 doors west of Twelfth. my3l 3t*
IPO LET— BIS SANSOME. NEAP. JACKSON: 1
1 lloor, 'JlOii Mission, nr. 17th. $.10: NE. 2lth and
Church: 2 new stores, cor. Valeucla and Quinn.
YON I MX & CO., 524 California. m3O tt
IJUTCHER-SHOP. WITH FIXTURES; GOOD
X* location. J. ALBERT!. U st. San Rafael. 29 7t«
STORED ROOMS AND BATH: 405 THIRD ST.;
will be vacant June 2d. Apply at 403. my' 37 tf
T ARGE BOOM, WITH POWER. 12 STEVE.V-
Xj sou st Risen Vineyard Company. my'JO tf
A WEEK'S NEWS FOR 6 CENTS-THE WIiEKLI
JV Call, iv wrapper, ready tor mailing.
Oililr.s TO LhT„
FPICETTOni_ET^DESIRABLE~SUITE. FIRST
Moor. 34 Kearny st jel 3t»
MARKET, 1073 — UNFURNISHED FRONT
rooms, for offices or business; bacK room. 28 7t*
2AQ GRANT AYE. NEAR POST —LA KG
1.1 0 sunny, front suite of roouis, suitable fora
physician. my 27 tf
OFFICES COlt FRONT AND CALIFORNIA: Cllß.
California and Kearny: 015 Sansome, near
Jackson, top floor. YON RHEIN A CO.. 534 Calp
furiilast. mylltf
STORK -.ii 'TiYYICK lIXTIIUi...
IJAR. STOKE FIXTURES.SHOW CASES. DESKS.
1 doors, sash, bought and sold. Pioneer store, 23
and 27 Tenth st, lormerly 1832 Market st 122 tf
AR FIXTURES, COUNTERS. SHELVING,
show-cases, sash-doors, etc.. at 225 Post st )e9 tt
TTheAPEST PLACE FOB COUNTERS. SHELVES.
Vj show-cases: places A stores fitted. 334 Geary. Jtf
CFIVERAL NEW BAR-FIXTURES FOR SALE;
0 store., and oßices fitted up at the Baldwin Car-
penter-shop. 319 Sutter St. : show room 013 Geary, tf
LOST.
T~OST-I.EJION AND WHITE SETTER DOB;
Ia Saturday. Liberal reward will be paid 1! re-
turned to 114 ■•_ Langton st. It*
1 OST— A SILVER BRIDGE MEDAL, RETURN
Xj to 82- Geary st: liberal reward. lt*
STRAYED-FRUJI 1024 CLAY ST., DEEf'.Hi CND
pup: white on breast, loose skin. Liberal re-
ward will be paid by returning to Cable Jlarket, cor.
California anil Polk sts. jel 2t
LOST-FROJf 424 PACIFIC ST., A PAWN-COL-
ore.l greyhound slut myill if
OST— CORPS BADGE OXIDIZED SILV ER VET-
J eran Guard, N. G. 0. Return to 515 California
St. Room 3; reward paid. myill 3t*
lOST, MAY 29TH-SMALL JEWELRY CASE,
I * three diamond ear-rings. Return to bar of
steamer Newark, Narrow Gauge, and receive good
reward. ; my3l 3t*
milK S. F -;^4>LATERAL LOAN BANK. 5.14
i Kearny sf., lends in- !_>_: at 2 per ceut per mouth
on watclitfs. diamonds ami ie'i^'i> : ) a *° °' n
_ POUND. '* '■'-. -'^" - '* - *r^v~_J
I/OUNO— S2O IN GOLD BY PURCHASING" A
X merchant tailor-made dress suit for $20; mer-
chant tailors' price. $40. ORIGINAL MISFIT
CLOTHING PARLORS, corner Post aul Dupont
streets. -• ________^ _^__
ASTUOL.OUY.
■
MME. ATLANTA. TEST AND TRANCE ME-
uiuni, tells your entire life: her equals can not
bo found: 60c and $1. 757 Howard St., bet. Third
and Fourth. Je2 TV
II ONDERFUL CLAIRVOYANT, REVEALS
Xt past, present and future; Is magnetic hcaier:
fee 50c; upstairs, 211 I hlrd St.. ur. Howard. j 1 ilt*
MME. WALTERS, 317 TEHAMA ST., NR-VTB;
fortunes told: ladles. 25c; gents. 60c: open Sun.
MJIE. JIOREAU. 73 FOURTH ST., REVEALS
past, present and future: fee 25c: your fortuuo
by mail 25c au.l 2 stamp: charms given. iny3o 4t*
rfIHE GRE-ITEST FORTUNE-TIiLLER IN THE
1 city: reveals past, present and future. Call and
sue MJIE. OCEANIC, 32 Fourth st. Rooms 43 and
45, 0 a. m. to 10 p. m. uiyB Bin
VIMi; EXODIUS. CLAIRVOYANT, REMOVED
111 to 1007 -Market, her. Olh and 7th. Room 2.a17 tt
AUGUSTASYBILLE, STAR FORTUNE-TELLER,
j\ tells past, present and future: gives lucky
charms; Information on stocks and lottery: alsoa
photograph or your future wile or husband. Gents $1,
ladles 50 cents, by letter $2. 230 O'Farrell. my 2 bin
STRAI_-SEEK PAST, PRESENT, FUTURE:
horoscope cast. PROF.HOLMES.I 9 l'.il.uill lvi
GREATEST FORTUNE-TELLER IN THE CITY;
reveals past, present and future. ' Call aad sss
MISS LELAND. 739 Jllssion, noar Fourth: lit,
ladies 60c; goutieiiiau $1; lucky charms. inySU _
MJIEXSUMID. FROM VIENNA: MOST RE.
nowned; revealing life's future events; Indies .1.
gentlemen $2, by mall $3. oflice Bss Mission, lnrj tf
ME. DR. THOMAS, SCIENTIFIC YOUNG
l'l revealer by eggs snd cards: tells the entire llt's.
past, ■ present, future; consultations on all adairs;
nothing excepted- name given, valuable advice a.il
sure help: mistako impossible written charts In
«'.:sh and German; imports genuine Hungarian
Gypsy Powder fur love and lues; diseases cured;
feesl ; letter $2. 29 Kearuy st. je-27 12in '
AWEEK'SNEWS FOR 5 CENTS— THE WEEKLY
Call. In wrapper, ready fur mailing.
ATTORN l'l YS-AT- LA IV.
T-vIVORCESrvn LLS, " ETC. ~FRANK KEN N _-_D V,
XJ Attorney, 83 Murphy Building. l'Jtt
ADVICE FREE; DIVORCES A SPECIALTY;
privately; 15 days: legal everywhere: no
charge unless successful: probate, collections, etc.;
responsible attorneys; all courts; terms reasonable;
established 10 yrs. G. W. HOWE, 30 Kearny st 19 tf
» DVICE FREE. ROBERT SCOULAH, ATTOR
■fv ney. 34 Kearuy St. mylB 8m
It J. BEATTIE, LAWVKR. 204 DEARBORN ST..
V '. Chicago, 111., conducts cases In all courts; 35
years' practice; counsel tree. my!s lm**
JOHN A. WALL, ATTORNEY AT LAW. 220
Sansome st. Rooms 10. 11 and 12. myls Stab
\ DVICE FREE: DIVORCES A SPECIALTY;
it- no publicity: quickest time: legal evesywhero;
no charge unless successful: probate, damages, col-
lection., etc. ; terms reasonable. T. ENGLEY. At-
torneys' Association, 11 Kearny st 9 tf
WW. DAVIDSOnTaTTORNEY-AT-LAW, 423
. Callfornlast. Rooms 11-15: advice tres. 03 It
- MALL ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIP-
tions taken at Call Branch oßices, 003 Larkin
St., 339 Hayes st and 2618 Mission st; upon till
0:30 r. it. ■■■■■■ -'- pstf
HORSES.
LIOR -SALE-HAY JIARE; YOUNG. GENTLE
V and lv perfect condition ; suitable fora phaeton.
Address __. P., Box 113, Call Branch offlc. ■ jel 3t**
1.-OB SALE— I FOUR-YEAR-OLD NORMAN. I
JT seven-year-old bay mare. Apply at coil-yard.
Fourteenth st., near Harrison. - - my3l 31^
fDEN HEAD CHEAP HORSES AND MARES SUIT-
X able for express and ranch work; also 10 bead
good sound work and driving noises; also handsome
new top buggy at a sacrifice. Humboldt stables,
1218 Folsoin st. ■ ■-■■ - - *--*-'- -■'-" myill 7t
'* ".,". -,-..'. VVAUO.NS AND CAKItIAI. KS.
tSeW^AND J SECOND-HAND BUGGIES AND
lv carts; cheap. 80S Golden Gate aye. Jel 7t* .
H7 ANTED- SECOND-HAND STRONG BUSINESS
V* or light groceiy-wagon. 2000 Hyde st. Jel 3t*
LARGE DOUBLE PRODUCE « WAGON* FOR
sale. 1243 Twenty-fourth St. J. CR egg. 31 3t«
(' SECOND-HAND BUGGIES AND BUTCHeS
XI wairo:: at anetlon pries. *'sti Howird St. spa ilin
- SKW'I.Mi-. 81 A L'll 1 KS. ■ '
SEWING .MACHINES FOR SALE AND - RE-
paired. : W. 11. HlUiilNS. 528 Hayes St. mrl « .
$'_)(*, NEW YOKK OR - HELPMATE: . BRAND
-it*, new; latest; best for $35; a1l repaired;
rented cheap. 3. 1. HICKS, 007 U'stiou. . lull If
, : PERSONALS. '"■■.'
RS. REI DRESSMAKER. HAS RE-
moved from 405 Third to 307 Third. 3t»
FOB DRESSMAKERS' FINDINGS GO TO LIP-
MAN A CO., _B._ Kearny St., Boom 13; goods at
wholesale prices. ' ' ■ mr'23 cod 3tn
2 SMALL MANUSCRIPTS FOR SALE CONTAIN-
Ing valuable, clear expositions of Scripture upon
the roots of problems occupying chief attention of the
Christian community everywhere at present time.
Address 0. P.. Box 147, Cali. liranch Office. jel if
1/AMOUS SPECIFIC ' ORANGE BLOSSOM
FAMOUS SPECIFIC ORANGE BLOSSOM
x Agency: genuine article. 421 Fell St. jel "If
FINE EYE-GLASSES, 150 728 MARKET ST.
J (celebrated glove-store), only Sundays, ■ jel 3t
THK ELDRED, 1126 MARKET ST.-MNE SUN-
ny Marliet-st. suites and single rooms:' recently
changed hands; Is conducted- strictly first-class.
MRS. H. ELDRED-EDELMAN. Jel let
810 SALE OF FINE LEGHORN AND MANILLA
flats, untrimmed. Tbe, Monday, June 2d, at
Bee Hive Millinery. 39 sixth st. Jel if
PARISIAN SCITS, LATEST STYLES, TO OR-
X der, and ready-made for boys and children, at A.
GlltV'S, 035 Kearny st. Jel lit
JERSEY CLOTH IMPORTED FROM EUROPE
for sale at A. GIRY'S, 635 Kearny st. Jel 15t
SMOKE FLOR DE CRUZ BROS.' KEY WEST
0 Havana cigars at Cafe Royal Cigar-store, SW.
cor. Fourth and Market sts. my3l lot*
MONEY LOANED ON ARTICLES; EVERY DE-
scription of collateral; old gold and silver
bought. COLEMAN'S. 41 3d St.. San brine. milO
AT 120 KEARNY. ROOM », YOO CAN BORROW
money at low rates; private rooms for ladies;
dees for sale; take elevator.- • au7-tf
GENTLEMAN 32 VKAItS. WITH $3000 AND
bold mortgage on ranch, wishes to acquainted
with respectable young lady with $1500 or *-'(KiO:
object matrimony. C. S., Box 29, this office. 29 st*
/"*! HEAT RUSH IS GOING ON AT RISER'S ONE-
V_t price Gents' Furnishing Store, 214 Sixth St., for
50c underwear, reduced from $150; silk ties re-
duced from 50c to Isc. my'_! 9 7t
$' ') (2 ft CABINETS PER DOZEN: EIEGANT
— .OU. water-color picture lv gilt frame free
with every dozen. WILSON'S, 22 Kearny, my 25 Oiu
ACCORDION PLAITING DONE AT SHORT NO-
tice. GOLDBERG, lIS McAlll.ierst.my27 lino
U'ANTED-EVERYBOOY TO CALL AT THE
*1 great bankrupt stock clothing store, 217 Sixth
St.. and see the great rush on our prices, beca' so we
are selling 50c on the $1; come and be convinced, ly
7 AMES WHO DESIRE A PERFECT FORM
Ia should near Mine. Arts' Health Cors t: to order
only. Rootn 3, 1027 Market. Agents wanted. 21 oin
IIORTRAIIS ENLARGED IN INDIA INK,
cruyon, water colors anil pastel. Pacific Por-
tralt Col. 1221 Market St.. T.J. O'UKIEN. M'gr. 20 tf
ADVICE FREE: DIVORCES SPEEDILY: HO
publicity: legal everywhere, IS. SCOULAR.
Attorney, 34 Kearnyst. mylSOm
ARRIVED— GLORY MANILA CHEROOTS;
A they ere the best; try tin mi. * . my 17 1 in*
IJIANO LESSONS BY GERMAN LADY; HALF
X hour 25 cents. 031 Market. Room 32. my Id l'Jui
1,(H: LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S FINE UNDER-
X weir, to order. Room Hi, Bancroft lilting. 15 lin
ADVICE 1 RKE: DIVORCES A SPECIALTY: NO
publlcy: quickest time; legal everywhere; no
charge unless successful; probate; damages, collec-
tions, etc.; terms reasonable. T. ENGLEI, Attor-
neys Association. 11 Kearny st. .'. 9 tf
DRESSMAKING— LATEST STYLES; REASON-
iII, prices; orders by mall promptly executed;
li: guaranteed. MRS. M. QEIIAGAN.D-7 Mlssion.lm
lSi~.fl KEWiRD WILL HE PAID FOR THE AR-
tJ)>t_)U rest an., conviction of any person or persons
caught tearing down signs of C. A. Kilnkner A Co.
at 32. Sansome st. from telegraph poles or lamp-
posts, - my 11 tf
ADVICE FREE— HOW TO CORE NASAL CA-
tarrh. Address Victory. P. O. Box 1772,
city. my 10 lm
U'II.I.IAM K. GALLAGHER HAS REMOVED
bis furniture business to 1211 Market St., near
Ninth; cheap rent makes low prices. ap2 tf
ON rHE INSTALLMENT PLAN— DRESS-GOODS,
silks, sealskin and sealette cloaks: also carpets,
. furnliure, lace-cnrtslns, blankets and folding-beds
.at M. FRIEDMAN a* CO.'S, 228 and 230 Stockton
St. Why pay ready nioney wheu you can buy Just
as cheap by making a small casb payment down,
balance weekly or monthly 7 .An Inspection of our
stock ls respectfully solicited; orders by mall for
foods or samples promptly attended to. 22S and
2311 Stockton St.. cor. Post; open evenings. • apl'-' tt
1 ES sONS~TiIVEN ON GUITAR ONLY; NINE
J 1 years' experience as teacher; terms very mod--
crate. MRS. SIBYL A. SPENCER, 1011 Mason. 60m
lilt. .lAS. HAMPTON— BAR, THROAT. AND
XJ chronic ailments. Room ti.dni Bldg.myO lm
HOME FOB INVALIDS; TREATMENT. "SAL-
_ lsbary Method." DX. MILLER. 13th and Howard
T..ERFECT-FITTING TAILOR DRESS MADE IN
I 24 hours for $15, $20, $25; goods all found.
MRS. M. DAVIS, 231 Taylor St., upstairs, mrl tf *
(CHEAPEST AND BEST PLACE ■TO HAVE
!__' your carpets cleaned and relald. JONES' Per-
iect Carpot-cleauing Works, 25 aud 27 Eighth st:
telephone 3424. . ociitt
T/OLDiNG BEDS — EXAMINE OUR NO. 1001
1 mirrored with large plate 18x40; walnut, oak and
cherry: cash price elsewhere $65; our Installment
price only «50. M. FRIEDMAN A CO., 228-230
Stockton St.. cor. Post: open evenings. aplg tt
rE HAVE A NUMBER OF FULL DRESS SUITS
xt to hire for balls, parties or funerals at a reason-
able price. ORIGINAL MISFIT CLOTHING PAR-
LORS, cor. Post and luipont sts.
I R. J. MILTON BOWERS MOVED RESIDENCE
1* to 148 Eddy st. ; office 1 Fifth. , ap27 tf
MISS HOGG, 520 GEARY ST.; FUNERAL AND
ill natural Ilowers of all kinds preserved. ap2o 12m
DRESSMAKING, 1228 MARKET. ROOM 6:
sty lish suits made and a perfect fit guaranteed
for SO and upward. MME. LA MONTAONE.ap-._5 tt
GA- E. SNOOK, PLUMBERS. ROOFERS, GAS-
. fitters, tin. cooper and sheet-iron workers. 030
Sacrameuto st., near Kearny: telephone 1727. al9 tf
DRY GOODS ON INSTALLMENTS, WITHOUT
interest; dress goods, cloaks, furniture, carpets,
bedding, Jewelry, pictures, mirrors, banging lamps,
clocks, etc.; carpets from 05c upward. J. NOONAN
A CO., 1021 and 1023 Mission *_ bet Sixth and
fceventhy open evenings. - ap!7 tf
IGHEST PRICE PAID FOR CAST-OFF CLOTH
ing. gold, jewelry, hooks. KLEIN. 109 Sixth, tt
WINDOW SHADES MANUFACTURED TOOK-
-11 tier by William Mi i'lii >. 1135 Market. 24 tt
A GREAT BUSINESS PROPOSITION— CAN
save you 50 per cent by purchasing a merchant
' tailor-made business suit for $15; merchant tailor's
price $30. ORIGINAL MISFIT CLOTHING PAR
. LOUS, cor. Post and Dupont sts. .
PIONEER CARPET-BEATING MACHINES DO
1 the best work. J. SPAULDING X CO., 353 Te-
bama st. ; telephone 3040. aplg tf
ANDREW-MEET ME CORNER POST AND
Dupont, to select a nobby spring suit made by
a merchant tailor for $10. our price $15. ORIGI-
NAL MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS, cor. Post and
* Dupont sts.
C\A It PET-CLEAN 3TO 5 CTS. PER YARD;
V-- the best work guaranteed or no pay; telephone
3223. S. STRATI ON. 1211 Market St. apbOtn
SCHOOL OF MASSAGE AND PHYSICAL CUL-
ture. AG. GRFri'H. 931 Post st. ap6 tf
BE ADVISED IN TIME TO PURCHASE A MEK-
chant tailor-made spring suit in 3 or 4 button
cutaway for $20; merchant tailor's price $40,
ORIGINAL MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS, cor.
Post and Dnpout sts. • .
ALL FLESHY PERSONS CAN BE REDUCED
by using DR. DU BOIS' Autl Obesity Tea,
vraTxanted harmless and pleasant to take; also an
JnraJ^ti*e-CUi*e for constipation. Kept by ail drug-
gists. i>"epot."?*-_ ; ,qll?j_st. .Roonl 33. nir2o Bm
CARPET-CLEANING. 3C pSSLYARD; CHEAP-
est and best In the city. J. £--iUW_CHELL *
CO., 230 Fourteenth st. ~______\y_
I l ON'TWAII IN TIL IT IS TOO LATE — lot*-' .
■ I ' pairs spring styles light-colored trousers made*"
vcruck merchant tailors for from £10 to $15 ; our
price $4 50 10 $8. ORIGINAL MISFIT CLOTHING
I'ARLiiRS, cor. Post and Dupont sts. *
I,'IKST-CLASS CARPET BEATERS; CITY
X Steam Carpet Beating and Renovating Works,
24 and 20 Eighth st.: largest works in the city;
work guaranteed. Address A. W. MANNING, pro-
prietor; telephone 3250. mr6 tf
KVEN A FAT MAN NEED NOT GO SHABBILY
dressed when we can-lit. you in a merchant
tailor-made suit, newest spring -styles, for $1»: mer- I
chant tailor's price $35. ORIGINAL MISFIT
CLOT 11 ING PARLORS, cor. Post and Dupont sts.
II AISTS CUT. FITTED, STITCHED. COLLARS;
xt sleeves in; skirt cut. stitched, braid drapery,
Delta rut on; $3. MME. .V 1 1 II *, I* X. 118 McAlilstr.
CARPETS THOROUGHLY CLEANED WITHOUT
) beating: refitttnir carpets a specialty. CONKLIN
11:' is.. 333 Golden Gate aye.: telephouo 2126. 13 tf.
lIENRY 11. DAVIS. AT lOKNEY-AT-LAW. 11)
II California St.. Kooins3 and 0; ADVICE FKEE.tt
I >IVE A TALL SUM MAN A CHANCE— WE CAN
li fit' you. no matter how tall, ln a merchant tailor-
made spring suit lor $20; merchant tailor's price
$10. ORIGINAL MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS,
cor. lost and Impont sts.
PRIVATE HOME IN CONFINEMENT, Oil
X Folsom St. MRS. M. K. ROGERS. Midwife. iS 12 0
•V*ou CAN BUY YOJJR FURNITURE ON IN
J stallmeuts; easy terms. BAKE BUGS., 323 ill
324 Hayes st.. net. Franklin anil Gough. mrlstr
lIHIi.SS.IIAiILKS. '
ME FARIEE. FASIIIONABLE~DRESSMA&
lng. 639 Golden Gate aye. . inylOOin
VI ISS AGNES KELTER. 119 STOCKTON. NEAR .
111 Geary; stylish suits from $3 90 up; cutting soul
fitti: specialty; 75 cents-, perfect rt. Api It
HIUII COMEDY.
A-,. ■ : " -
This Generation of Thenter-Goers Knows
Little About It.
This generation knows almost nothing by
stage experience of pure high comedy, ex
cept in the way of revival. What tinder the
name of comedy has occasionally won suc
cess on our English Stage is a production
which has somewhat , reached .upward : to
tragedy or stretched downward to farce, or
more often has borrowed the fine feathers ■
of melodrama. The true, fuller -modern
comedy, such as Moliere initiated, and even
our : best restoration, comedy ulaywriehts
have but poorly imitated from him, and
such as once or twice that greatest comedy
genius of this centui}*, Lnbiche, lias at-"
tempted in an age that asked for lower
things, is an unknown thing now on the
London stage. Now this finer and fuller
comedy that, we know not is more than a
mere representation of life or even an in
terpretation of it. It is a larger thing alto- ■
gether, for, first, it must contain some ele
ment of nut unkindly satire, with • keen wit
and broad humor, or it is no true comedy.
Then, too, nature is not to be merely pho
tographed, but a mirror is to be held up to
reflect the likeness and at times the antics
of human nature; but it must be a magic
mirror that shall have just such a power of
artful distortion in it as that wesbail never
ourselves be hurt tn think we perceive : our
own lineaments disfigured or our own - mo
tions mocked. Finally, there must.bo some
fort of eclecticism— a picking out of the sali
ent points of human nature, an intensifica
tion and an enchantment. .. lt is clear there
must be this, for. the most realism-loving of
audiences could not stand the pointless aud
lung-winded talk :of * ordinary men and
women.' Moreover, we must hare concen
tration of the little wit or ton there' is in
daily life, a shortening of I its exuberance
and an abridgment of what truth : and wis
dom there is in it into epigram and repar
tee.— ForttUghyrKoview. .
■- An Indian school was started recently at'
the Lemhi Agency, Colo. Owing to the
scarcity of clothing, so far only silt native
sons and daughters are able .. to • attend
school.
BLAINE'S DAUGHTER.
Arabian Nights Tales of Wedding
Presents Prove True.,
The President's Sinner to General Sherman.
Commander McCalla's Sentenca—Sen
ator Stanford. '*"*.*,
Special Correspondence of The Mousing Call.
Washington-, May 24.— Society still • dis
cusses the Damrosch-lilalue wedding. The Ara
bian Nights tales of Ibe wedding presents the
bride was receiving were proved true when the
guests saw tbe upper chamber lhat temporarily
rivaled Tiffany's show-room. Such an array of
silver, gold and jewels was never Known here in
Washington, and Mrs. Cleveland's wedding pres
ents paled befoie the accumulation ot. riches
with which Secretary Blame's daughter was
Cowered. Absolutely nothing remains to be given'
her now. A tarnished house, a complete trous
seau. jewels galore, a lull set of finest household
linen, and all the silver, china and crystal that
can be used on a table, with pictures and biio-.-i
--brae to till the house. Andrew Carnegie, who
was match-maker extraordinary and brought the
wedding about, gave a house tv New York. City,
and a silver service resting on an Immense silver
tray. Finally Ibe bride and tiom- sail tor
Europe next week In company Willi Mr. and
Mrs. Carnegie, and lv another year Mr. Dnin
ro-cli will be summoning melody within the
great music ball which Mr. Carnegie is build
lug lv Kew York- with special reference to the
needs ot his musical friend and his. several
orchestras, It was Intended to have lis sin, ill
arid simile a home wedding as possible, but in
Mr. Blame's position and with his many sluing
family friendships the list grew. Mr. D.ijnioscU
was born In Germany, aud its-ted to have the
Herman Minister present. - Then the whole
Diplomatic Corps bad lo be asked, which, wltu
tbe Cabiuet, Supreme Court families, the family
fi lends and the bride's young fi lends, made a
company ot two hundred, and quite as many as
llie i.i i go drawing-room of Ibe bouse could com
loii.il'iy hold. It having so recently been a
house of so much sadness tlio frieuds determined
to make- a met ry wedding lv It, Ccnet.il Sher
man, who Is one of the Blame 1 1, 0 i k," was
ilugleader In the merriment. Kissing the bride,
noi as a mailer of form, privilege of the day or
any continued habit of his own, but "by tight of
conquest," as he Claimed. The President led
the bride' to the bieakfast room anil gave the
health of Ibe young couple, and the large three
handled 'silver loving cup, pie.*enied loSceie
taiy Blame by the I'an-Americau Congress, was
passed in tutu to ali [be guests by Mr; hiuuious
Blame. ' - - .-. -
. THE BRIDE'S PRESENTS. ••
lint from all details of Hie wedding and ihe
bride's gown, the ordinal mli.d goes back to daz
zle llteit with the presents: The twenty gublels.iif
gold set iv ruby-studded rests, given by the mem
bers of llie Cabinet; Mr. George W. Child's toilet
set of solid gold; an_l Senator aud Mis. Stan
ford*! gieat case ot carving knives aud fork.
Li-li uud salad knives, and forks, soup ladle,*,
dessert and cullee spoons and oyster (oiks of
solid gold. ills not every wedding tiiat chroni
cles even a single piece of tablewaie in solid gold,
and such an array would dazzle even Slndbad or
AlaUctlu. Kejireseulaiivo and Mrs. Hilt tinned
a sliver mine into dozens and dozens of forks and
spoons and every possible small piece of silver
fur table use, and the Vice -President and Mrs.
Morton gave a complete and elaborate set of
silver toilet articles, to lurnish the dressing-case
of the groom as well as llie bride, liand-mli'rors,
triplicate. mirrors, shaving- mirrors, brushes,
Duxes, nays, combs and trifles of every descrip
tion. The President sent a. large salad bowl of
repoussee silver; Mr. aud Mrs. John McLean
another; Mr. and Mrs. Emmons Blame, vegeta
ble dishes of repoussee silver; Mr. and Mis.
Wliili-iaw Held, live sliver epeignes; aud
so ou through an Infinite list of uiomlnenl
people and superb gifts. The gifts repie
.seius a considerable fortune tor a young
couple and an Immense responsibility and
ouiy a Vanderbilt or a White House occupant
would have use for or could afford to use and
guard such costly things. Iv jewelry aloue
there were gifts to make any other bride envi- ,
ous, pearl necklaces, pearl pendants, a diamond
necklace and diamond ear-rings and Innumer
able pieces of odd jewelry. Then the Diplomatic
Corps joined In a heavy silver tea service that
v. i.ii.d have beeu Ihe great piece at any oilier .
wedding. All the cards were removed from the
gin* before they were shown. Uf dupl rates
mere were many. Sixty dozen forks are entered
as one article well supplied to a family of two,
and almost every article Iv the list bud one nr
more duplicates. The ring in the great brine
cake fell to In Iss Macomber, Miss Blame's lull
mate frieud of many years, and a while satlu box
of wedding cane was given to each guest.
A new and fast steamer has b en christened
ou the Potomac Blver ibis week, and the Califor
nia Pioneers were ihe lirst lo make a trip In the
Maealester after the christening party. The
latter went to Mount Vernon on Tuesday after
noon, and besides christening the ship ihe parly
watched sir Julian Pauncetote plain, as proxy
for the Prince of Wales, an Kugllsh oak tree be
fore Washington's tomb. When the Prince of
Wales visited Mount Vernon be planted a tree,
but it soou after died. Sir Julian l'aiiucefote
callnl his alleullou to the tact last summer, Bad
the Pi luce requested him to replace. It. The
acorns were brought from Eugland and carefully
sprouted lv a conservatory all winter, and Ihere
are oilier tiny saplings ready to replace this one
Should it die.
SHERMAN AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
This week the President gave a dinner to Gen
eral Sherman, the table lv the family dining
room being enlarged tor the eighteen covers. Ft
is lv these smaller dinners ln their own regular
dining-room that the President aud Mis. Har
rison delight, and they are of frequent occur
rence. Now that the outdoor season really
begun the Marine Baud plays eveiy Saturday ai
leriioon at Hie White House ground, and Mrs. -
Ilarrlsou has made these alteruoou concerts an
occasion for Inviting her friends to come to the
White House on Saturday afternoons and hear
the music fiom the south portico and from the
many drawing-room windows. The President
comes down Irom his office and passes to and fro
among his guests, and everything is Informal and
agreeable. . Tea aud light refieshnieiits are of
fered In the red parlor, and Mrs. Harilsou and
her daughter . -iud her two nieces make these
Saturday afteruoous more enjoyable than any of
the season eulertalnmeuts. This week nearly
all of the company present at Miss Blame's wed
ding appealed later at tlie White House, and there
was a bouquet of light and exquisitely tinted
row us, pretty bouueis and parasols on the White
louse porticos. Meanwhile the red-coated musi
cians played on the lawn below, aud over the .
great stietch of green, under llie trees and on
the paths moved hundreds of citizens In their
gala army, It was a pretty scene, add there
could be no belter setting for such a picture than
the great lane and park running clear to the
rlvei's edge, with clumps and lines of luxuriant
trees, and the tapering, snow-white side of Hie
~A_ .TsA.iigioii mouumeut catching the last of the
strong iiiftpooit sunshine Washington affords
so tew of suelr X'i'.'ilsmces of Its belug a capital, a
ceuter, the head ol*\__9 Goverumeut, that every
one enjoys and remaiss them. Due never -
see« sentries, marching ot troops', ,'ior limitary
bends In the streets to give color, cu.ira;__. r and
visible sign and proof of the Government In ,n,s
capital, as lv every olher capital of the. World. "
The Marine Band plays at Ihe -House on
state occasions during the winter aiid In its
ground.) once a week (Jutlug tbe summer, but
otherwise keeps its drill and practice concerts
ail lo us own barracks. The band at the arsenal
is quite act secluded, and the capital erty gets no
advantage In being the capital that the smallest
European town does not belter enjoy. Instead
of a military band parading the priucipai streets
every afternoon' and stopping lv play wbere all
who walk and drive can meet and listen, we have
nothing. Whoever has beeu In Benin arid not
enjoyed that alternoon detlie of the military baud
along liter tier Lltiden, and Us splendid playing
afterward Iv the plalz beyond the palace ! Wash
ington might just as well have the same thing—
tlie Marine Baud making a march along the
avenue and stopping lo play a few pieces in
frout of the Capitol every day of the autumn
winter and sptlng- lt might Add greatly to the
liatiiimiy within to have sweet sounds without,
and the Cougiesstoual temper and brain nilgut
be greatly improved b*^a little harmony within
na- i.. wheu lailll JpSsii.'.ii and party meas
ures are -end.: i.
M'CALLA'S SENTENCE. &9HRsßi£l
The flniliiigs of the McCalla court-martial have
filled all civilian minds with amazement. That a
man guilty ot the inhumanities to his men and
his mauy infractions of the tegulatious couid eu-
Hiely escape punishment is amazing enough;
but that the mau should be rewarded by a three
years' holiday and be paid $2300 a year goes be
yond anything ever imagined, and is a plain In
vitation for every ship commander 10 do like
wise and be rewarded. Gilbert ami Sullivan never
imagined a greater burlesque of courts aud jus
tice than tins case Hilonis. There is no doubt
but thai the pica constantly made to Congress
lhal we need a new navy has merit and reason
lv It. The cruise of the Enterprise and the opera
boitlfe court-martial ot ils commander Indicate
a nerd for something new or ditlersiit. '
Senator and Mrs. Stanford aie receiving much
sympathy lo cunsequeiiee of the recent death ot
Senator Stanford's brother. Immediately upou
receiving His news td their loss invitations for a
series ot dinner parties, which they were giving
lv faiewell before their departure to Europe,
were lecalltd. The President 1 was to have been
their guest oue night this week and lor that din
ner eveiyliilug was lo come from California,
pish, game, meats, vegetables, fruits and wines
were all to be California products and llie perish
able articles are nuw on their way ln a refriger
ator car.
.Mrs. John P. Jones lias followed her daughter -
w!;h an attack uf Fieocb measles, which con
fined her to her room for several days and pre
vented her Irom receiving, on Thursday,
which was to have been her last formal dry at
home this year. In a few weeks Mrs. Jones will
leave for her Gold 1111 l home for the summer.
- --.-.- • ItI'IfA MAIL
Murder by Hypnotism.*.
Let us consider a case. -. I set a subject to
sleep and place him In a somnambulic state.
1 then say to him: " You know A; he is a
contemptible fellow and is ever trying to*',
injure yon; he must be put out of the way.
Here is a dagger. To-morrow"— ten days J
hence, for the suggestion may extend over
a . considerable interval— "you will make'
your way to his home; you will wait (ill he
quits the house and will stab ; hint without
any pity. lie must die. >. You are not to re*
member at all that I ordered you to kill him,
even : if you he hypnotized again." The
subject takes the suggestion, and promises
to kill tho on« who has become his enemy.
At the appointed. hour he will be at the
place named, and will deal the blow with a
steady hand. Whether arrested or not for
the deed, he wilt find it out of his power to
reveal the name of the one who put the
dagger in his hand. ~ The theme is an at
tractive one, but can the thing bo done?— '
J. M. Charcot in the April Forum.'
i The Brooklyn Eagle alludes to Boulanger
at the celluloid Caesar.
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