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r.rsrNrss rnANCF.S.
Ht"'jr,/J »r-ii-irTir!s7~ATTi-:vrio}i - A FINE
• OOV'. shop for sale in Oakland: established for
years; clearing $125 per month over all expenses;
good horse and wagon; rent ot shop and stable only
.95 per month; best reasons lor selling: full proof of
business given. Apply K. hi N .', .2^ Keai »t It
St 1 U\l\ GROCERY-STORE FOR 8A L E-A
«jTltv'V'. handsomely fltterl up store on a most
prominent comer within 2 blocks of the Baldwin
Hotel: has a nice bar, good stock of groceries. lues
and' liquors; any active man can build up £ tine
trade here as the location is extra good. Apply X..
KENNY, 22 Kearny st. It
BRASS ! OUNDRY FOR SALE IN ONE OF OUR
largest towns, a short distance from San F'ran-
rlsco; ■..'.I value for the money; good profitable
business; best of reasons for selling, Apply K.
KENNY, 22 Kearny st. _lt
{jorn saloon at an extra BARGAIN;
*„ O\J, handsome corner in the most respectable
portion of the Mission; on tbe best business street;
(loihga trade of from $15 to $20 a day; auyone
■will buy it when they see It, as it Is a very tine in-
vistmeiit. Apply K. KENNY. 22 Keamy at. It
i,"-|||| PARTNER WANTED IN A FIRST-
«jpOiJI/\». class livery, hoarding and sale stable.
with a fine stage route, carrying the U. S. Mali, con-
nected: Is lv one of the most desirable interior
towns; doing a large business, and sure for $600 per
month clear profits; no previous experience re-
quired: party will have to ass st In looking :.tter the
. cash and plain accounts, etc. ; the business is get-
ting s.i large that owner wants an Interested party
to assist him; large stock of horses, buggies, stages,
etc.: a most thorough Investigation allowed; sure to
double inside of one year. Apply to K. KENNY, 22
Kearny st. It
vlt')Mn RESTAURANT; 8 TABLES; FINE LO-
-%^ ~jVJV/. cation: daily receipts. $15; selling On
account of health. MANCHESTER A HALL, 967,
ye: Market lit. jel4 7t
(gr:cft CIGAR-STOKE; FINE LOCATION;
V"««.cieari $150 per month; stock and lix-
turel will Invoice more than price asked; owner en-
&M. - eii in other business re:isnn tor selling, MAN-
tjn.sTEi: A hall. i'j7, 961 Market st. Jell 7t
VOl'Mi .MAN.TUOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED,
-i and having a number of valuable Eastern agen-
cie.s.di-sires partner with $1500 or $2000 to help push
same In Washington and Oregon, with headquarters
at itUe; $150 to $200 per month easily made; no
' night or Sunday work. Address It., Box 131, Call
Branch Omce. . jell 2t
acCs.ni I/) IKED— NEW ENTERPRISE FOR
«4, *}\J\J\J san Francisco; a nanzs; only a small
umouiit necessary for prellmluar) proof deaL Ad-
<llOf.s X. L.. Box 9.i, Call Branch Ollice. 14 2t S.iMo
•i I T^v BAKERY AND CANDY-STOKE FIXE
V 1 if*. stand; Deal 4 schools; 3 rooms; some
:lurniture; rent $12. Apply his olrce. It*
LOR SALE— l"<> FFE 1. AND CHOP HOUSE;
X tUeap. 24. Fourth st Jel4 7t»
C' KOCEitY: 1 HEAP: 2 LIVING ROOMS; MUST
I 'he .-oid; owner leaving city. 26 Gilbert st.JU tf
1. OH SAI.K-GKOCEKY AND BAR AT A BAR-
jTgaiu. 219 Tenth st, near Huwar I. It*
II ANTED — GOOD STOKE FOR DRY-GOODS
»' ' si less; will pa} for gooil will or fixtures.
Afply 217 Sixth st. je!4 2t«
C: I -.1 , RESTAURANT AND CHOP-HOUSE; A
tfflOKJ. great bargain: established s years; sell-
liijun account of health. 507 .Montgomery 1 re. It*
]>E.STAURANT FOB SALE; MUST BE SOLD AT
J V once. Call 105 Ninth st. jell lit*
A T BARGAIN IF SOLD TO-DAY, PARTIES
- V having other business, candy, stationer/, vari-
ety store auii ice-cream parlors, with fountain; near
'. sctio'jls aitd baths. 717 Montgomery are. JeH 3t*
II V«'U WANT TO ill OR SELL A BUSINESS
call on SHOAKI' & KOSS. 8731^, Market »r. it
E 1 "if) PARTNER WANTED — SOBER AND
• tOXJ . industrious man to keep plain accounts,
Attend to collections and look after hired help In au
old-established contracting and Jobbing business
with a man of good reputation and long experience:
the business is clearing $140 .1 mouth, and can be
Increased; large stock; horse aud wagon, tools, etc. ;
this i* a Rrst-cTasa opportunity to secure an lute-rest
in a straight, legitimate business. slloAUr a Ri SS,
873..% Market St. It
S>'_>-(1 CIGAR-STAND, CLEARING $75 A
,>.»\'. moitth; fine location; cheap rent; genu-
lne bargain. SHOAFF a KOSS. »li\ 3 Market It
■^.-/ill DELICACY 81 ORE— DOING A GOOD
> 7 1 _(Mf. business: 4 living rooms. SHOAFF 4
Boss, 873V4 Market st It
I 7".M PARTNER WANTED IN A FIRST-
O* 4 O\J. class manufacturing business, clearing
$300 a month; more than fu. rvalue In stock, ma-
chinery, etc.: no charge for good-will. SHOAFF*
. 1: iss. 873 - Market st. It
' Q jlin EXPRESS BUSINESS: FINE DOUBLE
O iv/vF. team, with good stand: genuine bargain.
SHOAFF & ROSS. 873L'. Market s'.. It
<<7r.A RESTAURANT. WITH BAR AT
«„ I O\J. tachea; established 5 years; doing a
Lusiuess or $1000 a mouth, an*l c earing $150 over
alt expenses: rent only *-5: satisfactory reasons for
sellitig; cau try the business for a reasonable tune.
bilOAH' i ROSS, S73Vi Markets!. It
li; j-.- SALOON AT A SACRIFICE ON AC-
V^ I *)* count <> sickness; well stocked: line
ffxtures: good trade: 3 furnished living rooms;
rei;3 only $_'O: can have lease; genuine bargain.
SHOAFg i KOSS, ■>- .: _ Jlnrket St. It
vJ ' I)I 1 1 I COAL AND WOOD YARD AND EX-
«jt li.'llU. press business; 3 wagons, 3 horses:
lirag Base; low rent. SHOAFf i BUSS, 873%
M^rktt st. . it ~
!Q I Q(\f\ A PINE CORNER GROCERY AT IN-
«2 lOUU. voli-c: no charLte for goodwill: new
btocli and fixtures; good horse and wagon; fi.ie loi a-
llen; large trade; lease; cheap rent; unprecedented
I'arzatn: best Of reasons lor —:■:. <.!■-. SHOAI &
l:os->. S73'/.; Marnet st. It
C J AMM SALOON— NEAR KEARNY. IN MAR-
t_--l\M>l». ket. next to Chronicle Build lua: doln^
a4'U-i!iess oj s-i: ill per moot estaWished since 21
years; clearing from $350 to «50U per mouth; any-
l)i)..:y an run it; a bargain, M. LESS i- c0.,9'.'8
llarket st. lt»
V 1 "1)0 CORNER SALOON. WITH 5 LIVING
O IO\J\J. rooms; there i.< a large itoi , and tine
fixtures: it is .... oi>portunlty for everybody: a
I,'arirai!;. M. 1.1 ss A- Co., !>9.i Market St. it*
,)«. IAM ILK LiyLoß-SiORE DOING A
«.. IV.'*.'. good business; fine stoct and fixtures;
cheap rent and long le«e. Apply M. LESS. 9W5
li^r^et st. it*
(^^T 11 RESTAURANT: WESTERN ADOI-
«i v >'**. t on; doing business of $700 per month:
■■ rbeanreni; long lease; well worth $-0U0; greatest
bat j.ti:i ever oSered. Apply M. LU.SS. 985 Manet.*
C';||||n BLTCHER-SHOP; 8 HORSES: 2
i~?i-\J\J\J. wajonJaud cart, with all uccessary ar-
ra:i?einent3; kills from IS to 20 cattle a week :j«-s-
-tablished since 1«(J2; a trial given. M. LESS. 95»5
■Jlar.et st. n«
Q7(iA SALOON ON CITY FRONT. »VITH LIV-
V IW. ing rooms; doing good business: One
!!>t(.<ck and fixtures; greatest bargain ever offered.
A;.;>iy M. LESS. 995 Market st. It*
v 1 I ( ill 8 '■'■-"■ ON MARKET ST. : WORTH
•_ IXUU. double the money-, golden opportunity
Jor a man with business ability; greatest bargain
ever cgeretL M. LESS 99S Market it. It*
|')|||l SALOON IN HEART OF THE CITY;
*. 1 — ' '1 '. tremendous bargain for any one desir-
i.-iv a good business ; test reasons given fur Belling.
M Lt.ss. 995 Market st. 11*
. ■ .(ill BAKEKY. CONFECTIONERY, ICE
«- — UUU. cream parlor and coffee saloon near
Market St., with horse and wagon; doing a large
. business: good stock, line nxtures; old establiseed:
tills is a bargain; trial given. M. LESS. 99S Market."
ffljOKA At P.ANT: ONE OF THE FINEST
iO'J. Id the city: clearing $150 a month: bar-
gain. M. LESS, 985 Maiket. it*
QQr.n CORNER GROCERY AND BAR WITH
CO' 1 ". 3 living rooms doing a fine business:
Las a lame stock: tine fixtures: Is a great bargain. M.
■LESS, 995 Market. It*
\- ill Hi . -! HAVE SEVERAL BUYERS WILL-
-l-i tng to Invest 111 legitimate business. Parties de-
■ irlng to sell apply to W. F. HEALY, 1004 Market. It
St'-'^n SALOON FOR SALE, NEAR KEARNY
<£:OO\J. St.: selling at great bargain: rent only
»JO. Apply W. t. HEALY. 10U4 Market St. It
4>7" A OEOCERY AND BAR, WITH 3 SU.N'NY
O 1 O\J . rooms; good business corner; rent only
125 month. W. F. HEALY. 1004 Market St. It
£• 1(1/ 1 PARTNER WANTED TO-DAY WITH
C 1 1 first-class business man In new and sec-
ond-hand furniture-store, clearing $fo to each per
month: business can be Increased with good man.
Apply W. F. HEALY, 1004 Market st. It
© I "(l REAL-ESTATE AND BUSINESS-
«iP 1 OU. chance agency If sold to-day; desk worth
. »75 : irtisluess on books worth $400: rent cheap ; great
clianee to secure good business for nearly nothing.
fr-MITH .1 CO.. 838 Montgomery st . Room 20. It*
fi'JSREM- TEA. COFFEE AND SPICE
«4i< >>O store. Apply 325 Fifth st., upstairs. 14 2t*
ENERGETIC MAN, WITH $2000, CAN BUY A
J hiif Interest In a neat and pronta'i bush. c. 5,
located on a principal street; bis duties will be to
attend to store and office: present owner to outside
- work: principals only. Address c. C, Box 139,
Call Branch office. jel3 3t«
J^OR SALE— RESTAURANT, WITH 2 LIVING
rooms; cheap: come and make an offer; party
leaving city. 412'^ sixth st. ■ je!3 3t*
BRANCH BAKERY, CANDY, TOBACCO AND Ci-
gar store, in good order; 3 living rooms; rent
$17. 604 Fourth st ]e!3 41*
L RANCH BAKERY, NOTION AND CANDY
.-»•• store; must be sold this week. Apply at this
office. je!3:.f
I "l(lO BOARDING AND LODGINS-UOUSE,
<$p*i)\)\J. -in rooms, etc.; long established; clears
over $200 per month; line building and location
L. OESTt-RREICHER. 503 California St. jel i4t
- 111 tST-CLA rut' IT-STOKE; OWNER GOING
X East Apply 809 Valencia st. jel33t*
t-r,H partner WANTED in OLD-ESTAB-
i!PZ.O\J. lished real estate and commission busi-
1. -. A^;-ly_to JOMB A CO., 765 Market st.l 2 at*
"l; AIIIJAIN— BE SOLD AT A VALUATION,
J > the stock, fixtures and furniture or 4 rooms of a
branch bakery, candy and variety store: owner
going to Europe; no reasonable offer refused; rent
$1B: let off $4. A ply Call Branch Office. 12 at*
ff;O DOWN AND 60 CENTS PER SHARE PER
* _ — month will purchase shares in the Republic
bavthgs. Building and Loan Association; $16 per
month will pay off a loan or flooi*; call or send for
prospectus; open daily aud BTenlngs until 9 o'clock.
■'. C 24 Market i>t. Mr 30 tf
UNION OYSTEIt - HOUSE, KAUSALITO, FOB
sale; consisting of house and lot, boats, liquors
'. and all appurtenances belonging to the business.
.A i/ply I. SIRE, below B. F. Yacht-house. je'.i bt*
:>OR SALE— HALF INTEREST IN HOOD l.IV-
: X e.*y. boarding and sale stable. Address Owner,
■ j. 1-88. Call Branch Place. __}e_l2_3t*_
. 1.-OK SALE-UKASS WORKS: COMPLETE: 3
.J lathes, tools, boiler, eogt ne, shafting and mold-
ing outfit; can be sold 11- parcels to suit Apply
.312V4 Fulton st Jel2tf
J"oi: ROUTE OH A PROMINENT HoRN-
Ing paper for «ale. Address C. 11., Box 160. Call
' Urauch Office. lei 2 at*
' ©lOMfl FIRST-CLASS SALOON; GOOD LO-
O ' *-"". cation; with lease; no agents, K. H..
801 161. Call Branch Ofiice. 12 7t*
/IROCERY AND BAR WILL BE AT ON 1:-
-'' third value next 4U hours; owner must catch
' next Sydney boat, and has to go East in the mean-
time: no humbugging business or agents need ap-
tily. Apply Call Branch Office. je!2 3t»
■ • CCHIIH PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY FOR SALK;
■ <ipOUU. half cash. 1903 Mission. Jel2 3t»
• Iy'LACKSMITH-SHOP FOR BALE— IN A GOOD
J ( place, and In the heart or a farming country-
all good paying customers; good excuse for selling
..Inquire of w. F. HANISCB, Concord, Contra Costa
Couuty. Cal. • j«l2_3t*
CIGAR-STORE CORNER, NEAR MARKET-
fIue trade: low rent. 19 Fourth. Jel2 3t*
j. SALE-FIKST-C'LA!-S SALOON ON KEARNY
X St.; 2 years' lease: no reasonable oiler refused.
Apply to W. A. SULLIVAN, 215 Sixth st. .Jb7 7t*
GOOD CORNER GROCERY AND BAR, WITH
J good horse and wagon; doing a large business:
• rent $15 per month for store ana two rooms; lease
one to eight years; sold on account of two busl-
uesses. P. HANSCHKN. 1041 Bryant St. Jel2 7t»
CIORNER GROCERY AND 1 AR, HORSE AND
/wagon. Apply Call Branch Ollice. je!2 31*
GOOD-PAYING RESTAURANT; BAR GAIN
this week on account departure. 16F0150m.9 7*
Alii! ANT: -.'FURNISHED ROOMS: CHKAP
■It If taken this mouth. Apply Call Branch.Je9 7*
' CORNER SALOON FOR SALE; FOURTH
st... agents. Je9 7t*
TTK>R SALE^BAKKRY AND NEWS-STAND. AP
X pry Caix Branch Office. JeS 7t*
HUSINESS CHANCKS-CONTINt'KD.
qTaAA WOOD AND COAL YARD: KEPT BY
(DluUu. present owner 16 years; floe paying
trade: retiring from business: desirable lease. 1. D
BARNARD, 1148 -Market St., near Taylor, ]13 at*
TO SELL OUT YOUR BUSINESS PROMPTLY
1 for cash co to I. I). BARNARD. 1148 Market st.,
bet. Mason and Taylor: established 185!). Jl3 2t*
fj. 1 r- PARTNER WANTED IN COMMER-
V 1 I %>\J . rial, express and teaming business: to
act as cashier, keep the books, office, receiving,
shipping and delivering freight and merchandise:
has 8 good teams: owns large barn buildings;
leased ground; everything in first-class running or-
der; has many special contracts, and almost a mo-
nopoly of the downtown delivery business for gen-
eral freight and merchandise; clearing $300 per
mouth; best of references and full investigation;
one of the best paying, solid and successful busi-
nesses in the stale. 080. STEWART. 135 Kearny. 1
Q-QnAA GROCEKYMKN, ATTENTION—
(JOUUI;. First-class grocery-store for sale (no
bar); one of the most prominent corners In highly
improving part Western Addition; on line cable: is
one of the most elegant stores In every way In the
Slate: doing a trade #86 to $100 per day ; clearing
$300 to #410 per month; runs two teams; carries a
complete stock of first-class goods; owner desires to
sell on account of going Into wholesale trade: offers
one of the finest business in the State of California
at a bargain. GEO. STEWART, 135 Kearny st It
Vjni) PARTNER IN ESTABLISHED WOOD
*ivu. and coal yard teams, stock, good trade;
is too much work for one: a bargain to some good
man. Apply GEO. STEWART. 13d Kearny st 9 st»
<D;"| Ml PARTNER WAN lED IN LIGHT AND
iTltlU. genteel business: will pay to each at
least $15 per week; Incoming man's services will be
required only 3 evenings of each week; must be
sober and reliable. BOOKER & TEMPLE, 841 Mar-
ket St., Room 1. It*
ft -{(in PARTNER WANTED; STRICTLY
C' 1 "". cash business: on Market St.: experience
unnecessary. BOOKER Jr. TEMPLE. 841 Market.!*
C'l'M/) SALOON: 5 BOOMS: FURNISHED
Cu»v, and rented; near Fourth and Market,
sts.:'Talue in stock; great sacffUce; must sell.
BOOKER a TEMPLE. 841 Market St.. Room 1. It*
a I Z,f\(\ RESTAURANT ON CITY FRONT;
tj> I OUU. clearing $200 per month; satisfactory
reasons for sollluii; handsome place; cheap rent;
bargain. BOOKER & TEMPLE. 841 Market St., It*
cj I■■ l\ RESTAURANT: DAILY RECEIPTS
Olill.l. from $12 to *16: fine handsome place;
greatest bargain In the city; worth #>50: sickness
cause. BOOK IK A TE MPLE.M4I Market. I.l*
Cftll/11l GROCERY AMI GENERAL MER-
iJrUUUU. cfianrltse business In prosperous coun-
try town (county seat), population 45(.'0; is located
on principal business street, mar Postofilccand lead-
log banks: this Is a well-known old established busi-
ness, and does a trade of $3000 to 000 per mouth;
long lease of premises, mid will sell by Inventory
and take part cash If desired: this Isa line. sate busi-
ness invest ment, as Investigation will prove. Full
particulars of Pacific Business Agency, 7 Grant are.*
Vllliin SHOE -STORE; CUSTOM WORK,
«Ji IWU. with stock -.employs 3to 6 men : estab-
lished 4 years. Mi LACGHI in ... CO.. 26 Kearny.l*
QQCWin SALOON AND RESTAURANT. WITH
i&OKJVU. building included; long lease; daily
receipts $60 to $70: no opposition; sold on account
of death. MCLAUGHLIN A CO., 26 Kearnv st. It*
l2;->.".(l CANDY, NOTION AND VARIETY
tiT — • '• store, with 3 living rooms; good business
Street; paying well; rare chance; irood reusou for
sei:iug. MCLAUGHLIN A- C0.. 86* Kearny, )elo
aeOAlin OK AY AND TRANSFER BUSINESS;
tiP^v'viU. has been run in first-class running
order for the past 10 years by the present owner
and is rare opening* for 2 active men; strictest in-
vestigation:! good reason for this sale: more
than value, in stock. Apply MiLAL'GIILIN £ CO.,
26 Kearny st. je9 14L*
->A LAST CHANCE— BUSINESS PAYING $80
li, OU. a mouth; actually worth *2UO: lady orgen-
tleman. Apply 733 Market St., Room 6. je!3 2t«
$-/i/\ CIGAR-STOREj LARGK STOCK: FINE
«,p<>UU. fixtures: good location: 9100 per month
clear of expenses. WOODRUFF, 841 Market JlS3*
C&j-ii RESTAURANT, CHOP-HOUSE AND
tip Wv, coffee-saloon, enjoying a good patronage;
well established; sickness cause of .selling. See J.
W. GALE * FEAZELL, 305 Kearny st. jel« at*
C ')lU\ CHEAPEST COFFEE HOUSE IN TOWN:
%P— '"'• l.i-"N * HAAS, II Kearuy. Jell 71
ffl.j-ii CHOP AND COPFEK PARLOUS, N. OF
»^"i»-)''. Market: on principal street: tine loca-
tion: clearing $150 per month sure; see It for your-
elf; a genuine -.. rlfice; sold only on account of
sickness; worth $1000; chance you seldom get Ap-
ply R. H. FLETCHER. 1 Eddy St. Jell 4£*_
I^RENCH RESTADRANT— SITUATED A! 303
Sutler St., with a complete outfit mid lease: list
of outfit can be had at BERNARD A Pol ZADOUX,
312 Slitter. jell 6t»
I "I! BALE— FRUIT AND VEGETABLE STORE;
1 £Ood chance for man snd wire; -.. mi on account
of sickness. Apply 247 Fifteenth st; noageuts.il 7*
Ml LINI BY BUSINESS ON LEADING STREET.
Ji. C , Box 134. Call Branch Office, jell tf
BRANCH BAKERY FOR SALE. 416 SEVESJ-
teenth st. _____^ jelOst*
OR SALE— FINE-PAYING SALOON. 1 c.'l IRE
iii.iiliA iT, United States Brewery. jeT lit*
{■> 1 X i\ CHOP-HOUSE A RESTAURANT; DOING
d. >''...'.. I biisli;ess. Apply Call office. 18 liv'
l.iili.UM. HOL'SKS 11.:: SALE.
DECKEH'S BARGAINS IN LODGING-HOUSES.
23 rooms $1800 12 rooms $500
2-1 rooms 1100 10 rooms 750
28 rooms.. 2000 7 rooms 700
40 rooms 3000| 16 rooms 18'>0
45 rooms 5000; Brooms 6.'0
55 rooms 6000 30roonis ... 3200
75 rooms. BUOO I IOO rooms .. . 15.000
500 other houses, prices $100 to »-'5.000.
F.r sale by 11. C. DECK! B>o Market Jt. ]14 2 •
V LEO ANT NEW LODGING-HOUSE OF 31
i^ room*. Inquire at 113 Fourth st Jel4 St*
O'l ROOMS: VKRY GOOD H'RNITUKE: CLEAR-
~— Ing $S0 to $90 over nil expenses: do.it misj
thi.sbarga .. : ouly $!'.'sO. J. ..D.'.nm:Ll.Y ,'. CO.,
34 Keainy 31. It*
>;• I IMM A FINE HOI SK, 32 ROOMS,
JJiUU. on Market st , clearing 9loo per womb.
Apply W. F. IIKALV, 1004 Market st. it
s^-7- lid ROOMS; NEAR MISSION AND
O'M O. Fourth sts.: c!caringS4o month; positive
bargain. Apply W. F. HEALY, 1004 Market st it
StA "/ill 1 85-KOOM 1 GOOD t LODGINO-HOUSE;
C v ~-t''UU. positively clearing over «>:il)0 monthly;
must sell. McLACOUHN a CO.. 26 Kearny. It*
t»£j M 15 ROOMS ON MASON; NEWLY FUR-
JiPDi'U. nlshed. McLAI'OHI.INACO.,26 Kearny.*
\ SPECIAL BARGAIN; MUST HE SOLD AS
-A. owner has already engaged in etuer business;
lodging-house of 33 reoms; pays $1-5 per month
over expenses; part cash: balance ou Installments
as made out 1 : boose if desired. Apply .Mils.
SOMMEIi, 256 Eighth st lelB 8t
rpo BUY OR SELL A LOOUING-HOU.SE GO To
1 I. D. BARNARD, 1148 Market St., bet. Mason
anil Taylor; established lHSit. ;■■!:: 21*
(T-iQiiA LODGINU-UOI'SE: 19 ROOMS: ALL
«J; IOUU. nicely furnished: tine bay-window cor-
ner; rent »tl); clears $1(10 above rent MAN-
-1 BKSI I I HAL . '.':.:- Ml Market St. Jell 7t
LODUINO-HOL'SE, WITH BAR-ROOM; GOOD
location; cheap. 1414 Stockton st. Jc9 7t*
A WEEK'S NEWS FOR ." CENTS-THE WEEKLY
Call. In wrapper, ready for mailing.
FUK.MIIJKIi IUK s V li.. ~
TjATENT^KniTiTtN^i ai.i. i-;-. t. uoTJachTalc
I H. SCHELHAAS' Furniture Store, 408 Eleventh
ct, Oakland, dee cod tr
/ML NTP.Y BUYERS WISHING SECOND-HAND
\J furniture or carpets, at reduced prices, call as
BOSKNTHAL'S, 110 Fourth st. ; satisfaction guaran-
teed or money refunded; goods shipped free, nl4t/
•'■" llDll YARDS OF NEW AND SECOND-
±.O.\'\J\J band carpets, from 10 cents to 75 cents
per yard, at JONLV Auction llou,u, 25 and 27
Eighth St. fc23tt
BED-ROOM SUITS OF 7 PIECES FOR $15.
WILEY BROS . 931 Mission St. 14 tf
LL PRICES IN PLAIN FIGURIiS; ON IX.
ctallineuts, without interest, you can furnish
your home as cheap as for cash elsewhere at HE 1"-
LY'S large lurulture aud carpet waxtrouius. 18 to
24 Ellis st 24 tf
A GOOD CHANCE— TOUR HOUSE FURNISHED
**A complete with furniture, carpets, stores, cur-
tains, blankets, pictures aud mirrors, at cash prices,
on easy Installments; small deposit M. FRIED-
MAN A CO.'S, largest Installment bouse on the
Coast 228 and 230 Stockton st, cor. Post: open
evenings; prompt attention paid to country orders.
STERLINU FURNITURE CO.— CARPETS AND
furnltoro. JOdVaud 1041 Market st, Rosent.ial
Hollaing. an? tf
All. MY GOODS ARE DOWN TO BED-ROCK
prices; parlor salt. $25, ranges $4, new cham-
ber cets complete $16: reductions all round; cash or
Installments. '1' 11. NELSON. 1 :.6 Fourth st 30tt
CAKl'lili
TTrussels carpets, elegant patterns'
J> coc per yard, sewed and laid; best value over
offeree. S. W. SHIKEK, 1234 Stockton st Jel2 tf
CARPETS— SMITH'S BRUSSELS. 65' A YARD;
installment price elsewhere $1 a yard. M.
FRIEDMAN & CO.. 228-230 Stockton St., cor. Post
lir Ann YARDS OK NEW AND SECOND-
}.\J\ t\t hand carpets from lUc to 75c per yard,
at 11. L. JONES' Auction House. 25 and 27 Eighth
st, near Martlet. lnr22 :i
CLOSING UP ESTATE; BRUSSELS SEWED,
\J lalii.UDc: e-p1y,25c:011-cloth,l2i/< ! c:curtaln-poles.
36c: in^ttinit. Ilhr. NEWMAN 11P.05.. 117 Sixth st
n>K SAI.i.-.'iiM i.1.1.*.M..1U1.
X-lßESirlilLCircOW FOR SALE. APPLY 1123
J York st. 1 1*_
LOR SALE— 2 FRESH MILCH COWS. JAMES
F 11. McCUE, cor. Solano and lowa sts. JeU 31*
LOT YOUNG LAYING HENS; " UOc. 1628
Broadway, near Franklin. jel3 3t*
I,'ULL (VUT FIf~OF OPTICIAN GLASSES FOR
I sale cheap. SE. cor. Pine and Larkln sts. 13 41*
VICE Family cow cheap. 102 ban Jose
Xi aye., cor. Twenty-third, near Valencia. Jel3 3t*
MSB CABINET-MAKER'S BENCH. 2014 I'A-
I' cilic St., near Willow. Alameda. )eIS at*
HANDSOME 2-STORY HOUSE. 10 ROOMS,
cor. Melner and Fell sts., fur sale cheap ; to be
removed fit mice; cost $1400 when new. Trice and
further particular* On application to JAS. K.WHIT-
TIER, 244 Townsend at. _ Jel2 3t«
C?|A IMPROVED BINOKR SEWING -M A-
V I v, chine, almost new, with attachments. 221
Firth st. Jel2 3l*
BAI.I.AKK RIKLE, ALMOST .NEW: REASON-
abIe. Call 1531 Mcl'hersou St., Alameda. 12 3t«
l/OR SALE-CIRCULAR AND HAND SAW. 6
f Twelfth st. Je9 7t*
SMALL FIRE-PROOF SAKE FOR SALE CHEAP.
_ 42 Main st. mr:io tf
GAS FIXTURES OF ALL KINDS VERY CHEAP.
IICI.-si lI.MIHT. 637 Clay st. u»9;tin
CREAM OR MILK DELIVERED AT AUNEWS.
\J Narrow gauge. Box 468. banta Clara. my 4 tr
SHEPARDS FOOT AND POWER LATIIKa
hicks, agent, 667 Mission st. te37tl
A'l.W AND SECOND-HAND SAFES. MKIIIicLL
i.l A RICHARDS, cor, Bush and Market sts.olO l'im
AFE, SCALE, LETTER-PRESS, STOKE TRUCK
0 and money-tUI cheap. 102 Clay st. »u2a 12m
SECOND-HAND BOILERS, engines, pump.%
shafting, pulleys, belting, water pipes, etc. Mo
INTOSII .v WOLPMAX. 117 t>ai"st. . ile4tf
"ATTIIKMiyiMT-Uff.
DvTcE~FREE:""D~i \ORCES~ A SPECIALTY:
privately; 15 days: legal everywhere: no
charge unless successful; probate, collections, etc.;
responsible attorneys: all courts; terms reasonable:
established 10 yrs. O. W. HO WE. 30 Kearnystia tf
ADVICE FREE-DIVORCES, QUICKEST TIME,
no publicity: damages: collrctlous: wills, etc.
T. ENOLEY, Attonieys' Ass'n. 11 Kearny St. jc96m
DIVORCES, WILLS. ETC. FRANK KENNEDY,
Attorney, 83 Murphy Building. ■ 12 tf
ADVICE FREE. ROBERT SCOULAR. ATTOR
ney. 84 Kearny st. my 18 6111
/ i J. BEATTIE, LAWYER. 204 DEARBORN ST.,
1 '• Chicago, HI., conducts cases la all courts; 35
years' practice; counsel^ree^ . myls lin* >
JOHN A. WALL, ATTORNEY AT LAW. 220
Bansoms St., Rooms 10, 11 and 12. my 15 (lino
Y\r Vf. DAVIDSON. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, *2»
11. California it, Kooius 11-15 ; ad vita lie*, ii i it
THE MORNING CALL. SAN FRANCISCO. SATURDAY, JUNE 14, 1890-EIGHT PAGES.
CITY ItEAI, KSIATK.
R eal ES IA I IOK sale by C. S. capp * CO.,
Real Estate Agents, Kent Collectors a:id In-
surance Agents,
AT OUR NEW OFFICE, 415 MONTGOMERY ST.
Lot s. line Jackson, bet. Devlsadero and Broder-
irk: 68:9x137:6; with two tine new houses. 9 rooms
each. In course of erection, and one of 5 rooms:
magnificent view: at a bargain.
Devlsadcro St., E. side. bet. Bush and Pine: 2-story
house in flats. 7 and * rooms, with bath; lot 26:6 x
137:6. with Stable; $.4000.
Oak St., S. side, bet. Devlsadero and Broderlck;
lot 25x137 :6: business property.
Geary St.. between octavia and Laguna; lot 68:9 x
120 to rear street: tine place tor flats.
Ecker St., bet. Mission and Jessie; lot 2tix4B, with
cheap improvements.
Bauer st. bet. Hayes and Grove: 2-story bay-
window house in flats, 7 and 6 rooms and baths;
well rented: lot 25x100.
Ashbury Heights: neat, large cottage: 6 rooms
and bath, with lot 50x125: well, windmill and tank.
Page Ht., bet. Webster and Flllmore; fine 2-stery
building in flats.
Gravest, bet. llroderlek and Baker; N. side; lot
50x137:6, with new house or 17 rooms in Bats; all
modern improvements: close to park entrance.
17th St.. net. Howard ami Shotwell, N. side; lot
30x112:6, with trains Improvements, which can
readily be made into fiats; price low; terms very
easy.
Flue lot. N. side McAllister St.. bet. Flllmore and
Stclner: 40x137:6.
Buchanan St., W. side, bet. Hermann and Waller:
large lot, with neat modern residence of 9 rooms
mid bath and cottage: fine view. .-
Cheap house and lot on 29tJi st.
W. side Scott st., bet. Halgbt and Page, with cheap
house or 5 rooms; lot 26x112:6.
Several tine vacant lots on Halght St.
Improved lot. S. side Hayes St., bet. Octavla and
Lamina; $12,000.
Uongb and Clay sts.. SK. cor., with 10-room resi-
dence: well rented; lot 27:6x97:6; face* Lafayette
I .irk.
I osoni St., N. side, W. of 3d; lot 99:7x80, with 5
houses. 2-story, 7 rooms each; well rented.
A full outside land block, within 3 blocks of the
park; $15,000.
Fine— NW. cor. 14th and (iuerrero, li:. blocks
from Market St., 1 block from Valeucia-st. cars: 90
feet on Guerrero and 7«:4 on 14th: Improving
neighborhood.
tith st., bet. Harrison and Biyant: lot 125x90,
with Improvements; also lot 75x90, with improve-
ments.
Mission St., W. side. bet. 17th and 18th; lot 23i
90, and good 2-story bay-window house of 7 rooms
aud bat)..
Kearny and Greenwich sts.. SW. corner: 37x112
and L 25X100, with 10 booses; a bargain.
Clementina St., bet. Ist and 3d; lot 23x80, with
7-room brick b. use.
Large lot on Prectta aye., directly In line of the
Howard-st. extension.
Cheap lots In Excelsior, lsernal, City Land Asso-
ciation tracts, and N.of the Park on Btn and loth
ares,, near Point Lobos, Apply to C. S. CAPP a
CO., 415 Montgomery st. It
pHEAPEST PROPERTY ON THE MISSION
V/ road: must be sold: lot 82x200, and improve-
ments: rents $25. Call Immediately at U. 11. IMB-
SEN A CO.'S. 14 Montgomery st. jel4 2t
VliK SALE— COTTAGE OF 6 ROOMS AND LOT
i 22:6x100. Apply on premises, cor. Post st. and
Cent ral aye. jel4 3t*
W'lI.L SELL LESS THAN (0000; JUST COM-
'' pleting; very easy terms; beautiful 2-story
houses: m rooms aud bath; high basemeut; 2 mir-
ror mantels: expensive fixtures, very line finish:
large bay-windows front and rear; brick founda-
tion; cement sidewalk: everything very modern
and complete: the best of view and neighborhood:
Hill St., 200 feet from Castro cars. Apply to
ISAAC ANDERSON, premises, or 117 Jones. 11 st»
<tj - ->llll COSY HOME ON CAPP ST., NEAR
•JiiHIV. 24th; 7 large rooms and huh; hlsh-
fiiiish'd basement; house only 2 ye.irs built; a liar-
gain. EASTON, EI.DKIDUE &■ CO., 61 S Market.l 2 7
/ 'lIINATOWN- 99390: RENT *100 A MONTH;
V*' good tenant; house and lot on Stockton st., near
Jackson; a good steady Income: pays over 1 per
cent clear. EASiON, ELDKIDGE & 01)., 018 .Mar-
ket^ ]e!2 7t
Ml BE SOLD-MAKE AN OFFER; HOUSE
of two flats on Washington aye.. close to cor-
ner of Mission and nth sts.; any reasonable otter
will be accepted. EASTON, ELDKIDGE .v. CO.,
6 IX Market st. jell 7t
C;/-r>l)A KENT *>» 0 A MONTH; HOUSE OF
tH> UoUU, is rooms and bath: every convenience :
in South Park; house alone cost over $10,000 to
bull.l: a great bargain: lot 20x97:6. BASTON,
hXDHinUK CO., 818 Market st. jell 7t
fell (\(\C\ FELL ST.. HEAR BUCHANAN —
1 II.UUI/. Pair of elegant flats, and a house
of four rooms and bath on rear street; almost new
and In elegant shape: this Isa bargain aud should
be seen without delay: lot 25xl2ti to street. BAS-
TON. ELDRIUQE 4 CO.. 618 Market St. jelO 7t
<tt*>^ (HIM A GREAT BUY— SUTTEK ST.. NX.
ts±J*J. \J\J\J. Powell; modern- 3-story house, on
north side, containing 16 rooms: also rear house or
Brooms; in the near future this will bo business
property; lot 25:10x137:6. EASTON, ELI)i:l icili
A- CO.. 618 Market St. ]elO7t
fcT^llfl aki:k ST., NR. GROVE— MODERN
»4P I iJ'iU. 2-story house of 9 rooms and hath; el-
egant gas-fiztnres thrvugbont; one block to Hayes-
street cable line: all the driving to the park must
pass this elegant home; lot 2.~>x100. EASTON. EL-
DKIDGE.t in., HIM Market St. jelO ,'t
pORNERFOR SALE CHEAP; 26:61100; NE.
v cor Bancbes and 2Mb «t.: streeets macadam-
ised, sewered; side sewer 6-inch pipe laid to the
lot. .__ Jel3 7t»
■ I ACUES IJII ROVED LAND-2 BLOCKS FROM
Auburn Station, Cat.; 7 rooms, bath, barn, plenty
water; would exchange for Oakland, Alameda or San
Francisco property. Apply Call Branch oflice.l2 7*
1.-1.1.'. a i NEW HOI'SE. 2023 PACIFIO AYE.,
■ij near Laguna st; 12 rooms; hot air; front and
rear hails; dining-room, stairs and halls neatly pan-
eled; stone walk all round; unobstructed view;
boose open; must tic sold; unobstructed marine
view; lot 26:6x128. leB 71*
£■•_>. ff |M PART CASH; NEW HOUSE; S
•v. •*""!' ' v. large rooms: Dath-room and basement;
ail the modern improvements; 27th s;.. bet. Church
and Sanehes; lot 253: ill. ji-7 15t*
Qr,A() CASH, BALANCE IN MONTHLY PAY-
*it •/ v/ nieiit?; new, handsome cottage of 5 rooms
and bath, brick foundation. 7-foot basement, patent
sidewalk, double parlors, wooden mantel and tiling,
witii all modern Improvements; 2 blocks from cable-
cars. Apply L. LANDLEK, 228 ',„ Montgomery.B lin
Stl Ann CASH; BALANCE IN EASY PAT-
»3) I UUU ments; new 2-story house just finished:
7 rooms and bath and all modern Improvements:
lot 25x125; half block from cable-cars; tine i..-i^n-
borhood. Apply L. LANDER. 228Vij Montgomery. 7t
Cj.IAA LOT 34X!4<). IN BERKELEY; SIDE
tJi—V/U. walked: »25 cash, $5 monthly.
a.3so— Corner, 75x100: living . reek.
(£oo— Sldeblil: lot 100x100; $j monthly.
♦900— Other lots; send for maps. Oil AS. A.
BAILEY, owner, 0- 1 MarKet st. ap27 tl
1; YOU WISH 10 EXCHANGE LANDS, CITY
-1- property or Eastern property, give roe the list of
same. WM. N. HOI.WAV. 124 Sansonn St. m 27 In
pOTTAGE FOR SALE; ALL MODERN IM-
\J proveiuents; lot 25x95: on 23d St., bet. Potrero
aye. and Hampshire st : just rjoishetl; the lloward-
st. Hue lv trout of the house; terms easy to suit.
Apply to A. J. WEIR, on premises, through the day,
or .it 3000 California st- ■ jell
role SALE— S AND 6 ROOMS; MODERN
improvements; on Potrero aye., bet. 2.id and
24th m. : lot 25x100: Howard-st. cars pass the
house; the best prospective business property In the
city. Apply on the premises through the day or
at 3000 California st, to A. J. WEIR. jell v
BOULEVARD LOTS rOB SALE; 1 BLOCK
fr..ni Golden Gate lark terminus or the projected
16th-st. cable line: 33 lots as a whole or separate.
AYRES A Mcr.KIDK. 8 kearny st. jell st«
Q&U: LOTS-CHEAP AT $1000 EACH; THE
JO' 1 ". -Non Hill" of the Mission: 20 or the
most handsomely located lots .each 25x106) in the
city: perfectly level: ready for building; command-
ing an unobstructed view or the city, bay and Oak-
land; 2 blocks from the Miss .on-st cars; densely
populated neighborhood, with school audchurc.i:
Fairmount tract; fronting on Palmerst., Fairmount
st. and Laidley-t.; compare these with lots two
miles further out in the saud dunes. P. c. MOL-
LOY, 138 Montgomery st JelO7t
I M/i|i LOTS FOR SALE IN ALL PARTS OK
I \JV\J East Berkeley: prices from *75 each,
upwards; 100 bouses for sale from $yi*o each up-
wards. on installments If desired; beautiful lots,
beautiful houses; if you want a bargain come and
see us. I'llKI.I'S a RICHARDS, 11 .Montgomery
St.. .San Francisco, and opp. Berkeley Station. at) if
Sjl^i KINK CORNER LOT, 50x170, NEAR
C'J''^'' I'uiverslty; superb view; $50 cash and
$10 monthly.
$500— Lot 50x140, within 2 blocks or university
grounds, too cash and $10 monthly Houses for
sue on easy payments. Pi I ELI'S ii RICHARDS,
II Montgomery st., or opposite Berkeley Sta-
tion. I iny29 tf
fl.t>r A THE CHOICEST BUILDING LOTS IN
«J)O<JU. the city; no sand; no dust; few steps
from three lines of cars: easy terms. W. 11. MAR-
SH UTZ * CO., i;.;ii V ■<„•■■ st., rear office; jeB 7t
HAP.(iAIN: SlO 80TH ST; A NICE COTTAGE
of 4 rooms, with basement, garden, barn and
poultry -yard; in excellent order; 26x111 feet. Ap-
ply on premises. JeW7t*
m.»»7r\M LOT 25x100; NEW MODERN COT
»J?^|U''. tage, rooms: unfinished: high base
ment: brick foundation: stables; sweet work and
sewers all done; easy terms. 805 York St., near
20th. -_^ ]e8 7t»
RAP«>4 MATHEWS, METAL ROOFERS. 8 POLK
st., near Market my 22 l'2ui
WEEK'S NEWS FOR 5 CENTS— THE WEEKLY
Call II; wranner. < . ''V for p. >■;■'■
.vr»;y BKAIi hSTATE.
• )/!/ , A CASHI FINE RANCH. 85 ACRES.IN
iJwUU. Napa Co.; grapes, fruit trees, vege-
tables, cows, calves, 3 horses, poultry: 2 wagons, all
farming Implements; house and outhouses; plenty
of wood and water. Inquire 636 Saciainento. 13 7*
OKND STAMP FOB W. R. MATTHEWS * CO.'S
O new catalogue of grain, fruit, raisin, wine and
grazing lauds; the finest list over printed. W. K.
M 1 THEWS * CO.. 5: ■• KBnmy st. my3l lino
AN ENGLISH GENTLEMAN LEAVING THE
State will sell his property at a sacrifice for cash
or good mortgages; Santa Clara County stock, gram
and fruit farm, 1000 acres. $12 60 per acre; stock,
cr<-p and Implements, low valuation: 16 acres,
Wrights statlin, $400; 15 and 16 acres, >.i 1 Jose,
pan In fruit, $350 per acre; Monterey County, 640
acres, IHO In volunteer wheat. $15 per acre; 4HO un-
improved, $5 per acre; livery stable, barn and cot-
tage, San Miguel, l.'inn; also 3 lots, $7(10 each; also
some good mines; two-thirds "can remain 011 mort-
gage on any of these; particulars 011 plication.
Address a. W. li.. 2814 Sacramento st, San Fran-
cisco; ap26 tf
SCHOOL LANDS, »1 60 TO $3 AN ACRE; ON'
0 very easy terms; sold by the State In tracts to
suit; no residence or Improvement required; ail
kinds of lauds, in many different counties; send
stamp for list, Open Monday. Wednesday and Satur-
day evenings. F W. LAKE, 6 Flood Building. 13 tf
riCOI'OSALS.
J~ iROI'OSALS FOITiaACHINEBY AND MACHINE
tools for the United States Navy-yard, Mare
Island, Cal.— May 19, '•••■■». Sealed proposals, In-
dorsed "Proposals for machinery and machine toots
for the Mare Island Navy-yard, to be opened June
17, l«» 0," will bo received at the Bureau of Provis-
ions and Clothing, Navy Department, Washington,
D. C, until 12 o'clock noon, June 17, 1890. and pub-
licly opened Immediately thereafter, to furnish at
the Mare Island Navy-yard one Universal milling
machine, one horizontal boring machine, one sain.
tiers pipe machine, one pattern-maker's lathe and
one iron planing machine. Blank forms of pro-
posals, containing specifications, etc., will be fur-
nished on application to the Bureau, tho Command-
ant, Mare Island, or th Navy Pay Office, San
Francisco, Oil. Ihe articles must In all cases con-
form to the nary standard and pass the usual naval
Inspection. The Department reserves the right to
waive defects or to reject anyorall bids not deemed
advantageous to the Government THOMAS J.
LASIER. Acting Chief of Bureau. my 24 Sa It
TO LtASfc. -. • ■ ■
fj/Y ROOMS TO LEASE. INCLUDINO DININO-
XjVj room, kitchen, bar-room, fixtures and billiard-
table; the best located house in the city; no excep-
tions; tenant must purchase the furniture: a grand
opportunity for the right party. Apply to P. C.
MOLI.OY, 138 Montgomery st. ]ei:)7t
.--"■' ■'_.'_ STOKAIIK. ; . .__
PACIFIC STORAGE CO., 301 STOCKTON ST.;
1 furniture and merchandise; advances made. 15 tf
17DRNITD RE STORED — STERLING VURNI
J lure Co., 1039. 1041 Market. Rusenthal Bid;. 7 If
FINANCIAL. ■■-.;
*• f^lll I OflH TO LOAN. AT LOWEST MAR^
«J)«JUU.UUu ket rates on city and country real
e*lai»,»uy amounts. sciIULLER, 420 California. U
DOUSES TO LET.
I^LEGANT DWELLING; 10 ROOMS AND BATH;
J warm belt of Mission; 1761 Howard St.: near
Fourteenth: all modern conveniences. Apply G. 11.
UMBSKN A CO., 14 Montgomery St. Jel4 3t
(Bj I '_> HOUSE, 5 NICE ROOMS; 1611% MASON
10. St.: cable-road at door. U. P. MOKKAL,
401! Montgomery at. ■ ■ je!4 tf
3 CLINTON ST.. OFF BRYANT, BET. SIXTH AND
Seventh; 4 sunny rooms; cellar; rent $12: small
family. Jolt 3t*
<& ill) GROOMS; BATH; UNION AND SUTTER
<irZU. cars lblorK; no children. 1314 Green. l 4 3*
riOTTAOE-220 SANCHEZ, BET. FIFTEENTH
<--' and Sixteenth: gas ; bath: near Market. Jel4 3t*
8 REED ST.— 4 ROOMS; S9. APPLY 1325
Washington, near Jones. jeU tf
&>)(\ COTTAOE OF 5 ROOMS; BATH-ROOM:
tJj>Z.V. good basement; modern Improvements:
1405 Baker st., bet. Post and Sutter. Apply at
140 L }e!3 4t«
97 HARRIET ST.. BET. FOLSOM AND HOW-
-6 i aril— 3 nice sun*y rooms.. je!3 3t*
PERRY ST.. NEAR THIRD-S KOOMS AND
bath, Key upstairs. je!3 3t*
HOUSE 6 ROOMS AND BATH. 23 SILVER ST.
■ je!3
•£»9Q O'FARRELL ST.— ELEBANT HOUSE 10
\J^O rooms, bath and store-room; 965. je!3 -l^_
©97 6 ROOMS. BAY-WINDOW, BATH, YARD,
W^i I . garden. 2318 Webster st. je!3 St*
HOUSE 10 SUNNY ROOMS AND BATH. 118
Golden Gate aye. je!2 7t*
HOUSE 4 ROOMS, YARD; SPRING VALLEY
water; 912. 27th and Alabama. je!2 7t»
HOUSE OF 5 ROOMS, BATH, AND GOOD WELL
of water: rent $12 to good tenant: 5 minutes
from railroad station. Stewart's grocery - store,
Dwlghtway, Berkeley. . Jel2 4t- _
TO I.XT- UPPER PART OF HOUSE. 1214
_ Union st. : » rooms and bath. Jel2 St*
HOUSE TO LIST— SIB PER MONTH. 7-6 HAK-
risoo St.. bet. Third anil Fourth. jel'-' 4t*
COTTAGE; 5 LAItGE itOOMS; HATH; PATENT
\J watercloset; room for stabling; large basement:
front and back garden. Apply 814 Dolores. jell tf
5:17 f\A UPPER FLAT Of 5 BOOMS. 127
ijpl i .OU. I'ajest. jell
iJ>'l/\ HOUSE 4 LAKGE SUNNY ROOMS; PART-
ijiv. ly furnished; very large lawn; no children.
Apply A. SI'AULDINH, 405 Castro, nr. 17th. 1U tf
HOUSE 5 ROOMS, CELLAR AND YAl!i>: BENT
918. 1831 O'Farrell st. jelO7t*
719 DEVISADEKO ST.. NEAR FULTON ;
«3)OW. 8 rooms; spick, span, new. asutoX, 411
Montgomery. jeB lm
Q.>9 UEABY, NEAR LARKIN, 7 BOOMS
\J£i£i and bath. $70; 1219 Joes, nr. Clay, 9 rooms
and bath, 970; 821 Halgbt. near steiuer, 6
rooms and huh, $35: 4^5 Sixth, nr. Kolsoni.
7 rooms and bath. 937 50; 4 new flats, cor.
Valencia and Qutnn; 9 Liberty, nr. Valencia, 8
rooms, bath, $15; 824 Geary, nr. Larklu. 15 looms.
bath; 1131 1 .. Haight. nr. Sterner. 8 rooms, bath,
(40: 1411 1-osr. nr. (iough, 10 rooms. oath, *»0: 832
Page. ur. Scott. it rooms, hath. $30: 210"-' 1 /-. Howard,
nr. 17th, SID; 981 17th St.. near Mission, 4 rooms,
$13:3101/] I citveuworth. nr. Eddy, 7 rooms, hath.
*4'i SO: 113H Valencia, near V'.Sd. 7 rooms and bath,
£33: lOiiii 22d, nr. Guerrero, « rooms, 912 50;
H23 Valencia, nr. 21st. 9 rooms, bath, 950: i'.:;tj',-
Valencia, nr. 18th, « rooms, bath. (310; 350 24tu,
nr. Treat aye., li rooms, bath, *25: 618 21st. nr.
Harrison. 6 rooms and bath, $'.O. YON KH KIN *
CO., 024 California st. JeB tt
VICE DESIRABLE HOUSE; 10 BOOMS; SUIT-
1* able for rooming. Leavenworth aud Clay. Je7 tf
HOUSE TO 1.1:1 — LEASE OB WITHOUT;
store, 4 rooms, and 18 rooms upstairs: furniture
If required, tig Broadway, upstairs, my 2s 1 in*
£• 1 Q 6 KOOMS, BASEMENT, YARD. 31 I'AI'.K
tjp 1 O. aye., between Harrison and Bryant sts. t> tf
I UK\lSHi;[> lilll'SKS. :
11 A'} FURNISHED FLATS ROOMS
II- for sale; cheap; rooms all rented. Call
from 3 to 4 f. m. jeU 21*
>ii! KIM FURNITURE OF 0 ROOMS; ALSO
'*''*'• large stable. Apply at 102 Jose are.,
cur. Twenty-third St., nr. Valencia. je!2 '.!
I 'OR RENT— FURNISHED HOUSE OF 10 LAB IE
i rooms, stable, laundry, etc.; tine grounds; ad-
joins Mills >eminary: will rent very low to desirable
truant. Inquire of MISS C. K. OOCLDLNt; at ..Mills
Coin je7 141
L"~TPPER FLAT 5 ROOMS AND BATH: FUR-
I nislii'd. Iti32 Post st. iuy_"<tf
FLATS 1U l.K'l.
/••>-l NATOMA— FLAT 6 ROOMS; REASONA-
Uo I z ble to responsible party. je!4 2t*
.-.)/■! OEAKY-FLAT .'. ROOMS SUITABLE FOR
—Oa physician or family: use piano. It*
flfcl Q 5 KOOMS; BATH: BAY-WIN HOW. 1417
iplO. pacific St., bet. Hyde ana Larklu; 3 cable-
cars — Polk, Jackson and Hyde at. lines. Jel4 tf
BAY-V.'INUOW FLAT; 6 KOOMS; ALL Moll-
1^ crn Improvements, 820^. Filbert St.. near
Mason. JeU 7t*
DAQ IIAIOHT ST.-BEAUTIFUL SUNNY FLAT,
Uv/O just ttnlsbeti; 7 rooms, all modern improva-
meuta; also basement flat: open Sunday, jel 1 2t*
L LAT; 4 ROOMS, BATH AND HOT AND COLD
I" rater. 433 Hayes st. JeU :'■•-■ _
mo LET— a DESIRABLE HATS OF 5 AND 6
X rooms and bath; 1 block from Palace HoteL Ap-
pi] MADISON & IitRKK, i o i - in.i Montgomery
street. jel 4 at
Q (/; WALLKII ST.. NEAR l"l 1.1.M0K t— s SUN-
OiU ny rooms; latest improvements. jeU 7t*
(J; 9- HANDSOME BAY-WINDOW FLAT: 5
(_•_•). room; and bath. 721 (.rove it. It
PLAT OF 4 ROOMS; I.AKUK STABLE. 202
X? Twenty-third st. )pit 3t*
|;l\h NEW UPPER FLAT-6 ROOMS AND
i bath, separate yard, etc.; tine view; Alpine st.,
brt. IciUley and Fourteenth: bet. llalght and Castro
street cars; rent $.10. Apply to C. S. ('All' 4 CO.,
boose brokers and real estate agents, 41S Montgom-
ery st. ]. 1 :' 'It
.J.I rr\ MODERN FLAT OP 8 BOOMS AND
COJ.OU. bath. 1123 Howard St.. nr. 7th. 18 7*
I til 1 OKaKV-4 NICE BOOMS: BaTH: FUR-
-1-M i nlshed hall; gasj cellar; »23. Jel3 Bt*
(Ibl 1 FLAT OF 4 ROOMS: IN GOOD OKDEK.
ijpl'i. 1614'/ Leavcnworlh, near 1-acilic. 1:1 3t*
PENT $14; I' PPER FLAT OF 4 BOOMS. 1822
XI Jessie St.. neur Twentieth. - Jel3 3t«
IV BW FLAT— 6 ROOMS, BATH; ALL MODKHN
JLN Improvements. 210 Hermann, nr. Webster. 135*
VKW FLAT OF 3 ROOMS TO LET. INQUIRE
-iN 452 Tehatnast. je!3Tt*
DQO EDDY ST.— A6-ROOM FLAT; BASEMENT;
000 unfurnished; do children. Jel3 3t*
/ • 17 1 LINDEN AVI... BIT. BUCHANAN AND
1)1 1 2 Weinter sts.— Upper flat or 5 rooms, with
all modern Improvements. je!3 3t*
-■)' 1 MINNA ST.. NEAR NINTH-ELEOANT
lOU> bay-window flat, 6 rooms, bath. Jel3 3t*
(E.QK.«NICE FLAT OF 7 ROOMS AND BATH;
tJ*OO. ail modern Improvements; 1609 Clay st.
Apply to I.ANUBY C. BAIIIN. 413 Kearny. 13 4t
MQll HOWAKO— NEW FLAT OK 8 ROOMS;
i IOU batli. speaking-tubes, electrical bell.jl2st«
L'LAI "1 7 ROOMS AND BATH. 713 MINNA
i st.: apply on premises. je!2 3t*
]Ml PE R~y7bET. SECOND AND TIIIKD-UAY-
'l'':; window house; tipper flat; Ij rooms and
bath. jell 7t*
L LAT 5 ROOMS, BATH; MODERN IMPKOVE-
r ments. 7U3V* I'Olsoin. Apply 635 Washington
street. jell 71*
.1 BEAUTIFUL NEW FLATS, 5 AND 6 ROOMS;
*- bath, gas; all modern improvements: 118iAaii<1
11- '» 1.-i n. ton si. O'l-AKKEI.I: 4 LANG, 11 .Mont-
gou)ery st. JelO 7t*
,1 VALLEJO ST.. NKAR MASON; UiPER
• ' I "■• flat, 6 rooms, bath, laundry, basement; rent
«25: new house. Ki-y »08y^ Vallejo. jeB 7t*
4 1,17 CLEMENTINA - LOWER FLAT OF 4
LA I rooms; large yard. McEWEN BROS., 608
California st jestt
1 •> 1 ;• LABKIN— BAY-WINDOW FLAT.3 LARGE
i 1) I U rooms with water; rent cheap. Je7 tf
"I OWEB BAY-WINDOW FLAT; 4LARGESUN-
i uy rooms; claiet, hath and all conveniences;
nice neighborhood. 714 Franklin ttt., near Uolden
Gate aye. . jeS lot*
19] I BUSH-FLAT;* ROOMS (ONE ALCOVE);
I^ll 920; water free. Apply 1213. jes tt
7.10 MCALLISTER— UPPEK FLAT OF 5 ROOMS,
I— O bath; modern Improvements, »30. 111 ) 29 tt
J».;ij SUNNY, UPPER FLAT, 5 BOOMS AND
tip— O. bath: 41 Langion st.. nrstst. W. of Seventh
iiih) Howard. Apply KASTON .V LHHHMiE.inyI4 tf
KOOMH 111 l.K'r.
iTTpSIXTri— ' FUKNISHEI)
1 *-'l also housekeeping. Jei4 7t
IQQ .IBSSIE-MCELY FURNISHED DOUItLE"
1 «>'-' front and side rooms; private family. jel4 3*
C; 7 TENEMENT: 3 ROOMS. MILLER PL.,
«iP I . oil Folsom. near Fourth. Jel4 at*
I 1 IV HOWARD— NEWLY FURNISHED
1 x i«j sunny housekeeping rooms; all Improve-
ments. Jell tf
||W; MARKET— FURNISHED HOUSEKKKP-
-I\JO>) Ins rooms: everything found; $ JO; cheap;
gas and bath; sunny single room t, 98 toslo. Jcl4 lm
07 UP— FURNISHED BOOMS FOR HOUSE-
<P I keeping. 435 I Cham* st. jel4 at*
1 YA'-i 1 BUCHANAN, NEAR POST— 2 NICELY
X V/Oa furnished sunny rooms. JeU 3t*
U'iU LOCUST AVK., IAUUSA. BET. Mo
' — 1< Alll-ter and lioldeu Gate aye. — Nice fur-
nished room, with closet. ■ It*
mli EARY -. NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS',
private and central. JeU at*
999 POWELL, OPP. PAKK —BRIGHT, SUNNY
~"~— rooms, en suite or single; suitable for doctor
or dentist. Jel4 tf
JONES — NICELY FURNISHED SUNNY
i-UOroom, with or without board; reason-
able. ... JeU at*
v 1 v O'FAKKELL - 2 krun i rooms, NICELY
OXOfiirnlahed; bath. . It*
I no MASON — NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
X I/O room: bay window. It*
1 n/\Q BUSH — NICELY furnished SUNNY
UUO front room; also single rooms. It*
I A EIGHTH - NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
XU bay-window room: sunny; gents. JeU 3t*
1 (\'->A McALLISTEK-FKONT SUNNY SUITE:
I»')^ furnished oruiifiirnlshed ; reasonable. 145*
1I l\ PROSPECT PLACE -2 SINGLE I-DR-
i 1" nlshed rooms; 15c a night or 91 a week. 14 3*
O9Q CALIFORNIA— PARLOR AND BKD-ROOM
OZiO nicely furnished : also single room. 14 :it*
«_>Q EDDY— SUNNY SUITE; ALSO SUNNY SIN-
-00 gle rooms, Jel4 31*
C.A\ MINNA-LAKOE SUNNY FUKMBHED
O^tl mom for housekeeping. . -.■ It*
OKA FOLSOM-FBONT AND BACK PARLOR,
OOU with kitchen. Jel4 at*
VTICELY FURNISHED FRONT PARLOR;
i-> lean family. 371 Minna, near Fifth. It*'
nU\ MARKET- CHEAPEST ISHED
IW housekeeping rooms ; also piano. It*
•J9^ FIFTH — SINGLE, FURNISHED ,96; 3
O^O partly, housekeeping, 912. It*
"I A OAK GROVE AYE.— 2 APARTMENTS OF 4
J.T and 5 rooms: 912 each. Jel4 3t*
AZ.AI MINNA — FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
XOria housekeeping; separate entrauce. Jel4 at*
IAIA WASIIINOTOS — 3 SUNNY-FUR-
l"lv nished houseeplng rooms with yard and
garden. ]el42t«-
I FOLSOM - 2 NICE UNFURNISHED
101 'l houseteeplug rooms; 910. ■- .-.•- It*
PLEASANT BUNNY UNFURNILHED ROOM;
X suitable tor housekeeping; 910. 416 Franklin st.l*
7x7 HOWARD, BET. THIRD AND FOURTH—
lor Nicely furnished bay-window - rooms . for
housekeeping; single rooms cheap for summer. 3*
1 9/1 1 MISSION; NICELY FURNISHED FLAT:
all light housekeeping; single rooms. Jel3 31*
1 iq^Tnth-sunny bay-window suites;
liv single rooms; new house. Jel3 lot* ■
A 1 7 THIRD— NICE SUNNY FRONT ROOM;
XX I g»uts; also housekeeping room. . Jel3 7t*
1
ROOMS TO IVET-CONTryUKU.
-71 1 HOW AItD-HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS; ALL
I 1 1- complete, aim single room. - Jel3 7t
9^9 THIRD — ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
■f»->^ from parlor; also room, bath, kitchen. 13 7t
({W1IOWAIII), NEAR THIRD - SUITES,
uuu housekeeping rooms and single rooms:
cheap. je!3 4t*
4.1 Q NATOMA— NICE FURNISHED PARLOR;
1 O gas; sunny bay-window trout. je!3 5t
1 •■)] 7 BUSH — SUNNY FURNISHED ROOM,
X^X < with bath; rent $10. je!3 st»
111') LEAVENWORTH-FURNISHED OR UN-
ii l— furnished rooms for housekeeping: sunny:
bath. , je!3 3t*
Cl O HOWARD-FURNISHED FRONT ROOM,
»'» $160 a week; jingle $1. Jel3 2t»
1 4 OS *?BBIOH— FURNISHES ROOMS FOR 2;
J i^ lv/( -' ?'; housekeeping room, $10: suite,
»'«■-■- ■ - jel3 2t*
1 ) i > i ) MISSION— FURNISHED HOUSEKEKP-
i.i-^.i- lug rooms: rent $20; single $«. jel3 3t»
0 ROOMS PARTLY FURNISHED FOR HOUSE-
-0 keeping, stable for 6 horses; whole or separate.
SW. cor, i ryant aye. and Twenty-fourth st Jl3 3t»
1 1 (i MINNA-SINGLE. AND HOUSEKEEPING
" " rooms to let. |e!3 2t*
'M 0 POW ELL-SCNNY ALCOVE SUITE: ALSO
»'" single room. Jel3 3t»
1 0 I C HOWARD-ALCOVE SUITE AND KITCH-
J-V'iueu furnished complete for house-keeping;
rent $20; no children. Jel3 2t»
r l(\ 1 )' 1 MCALLISTER. NEAR GOUGH — FUR-
-1 V'^a ulslied and uniurnlsbed large sunny
rooms. j e3 3t«
L" URNISUED COTTAGE 3 BOOMS. TWENTIETH
X and Dolores sts. ]e!3 st»
1 rKllft mason -3 SUNNY rooms, FURNISHED
J UV'U complete for housekeeping. Jel3 3t*
1 Q MOSS. OFF HOWARD. BET. SIXTH AND
i v .seventh -2 nice front sunny rooms, nicely fur-
nished; water and gas in each room ; bath and pat-
ent water-closet: rent cheap. je!3 3t«
1(' MASON SINGLE AND DOUBLE ROOMS
I U furnished for housekeeping; $6, $12. ]t!3 2t*
O7 I MINNA-HOUSEKEEPING SUNNY ROOM;
» v stove, closely also basenieiit-rooiii. Jel3 at*
1 n SOUTH PAKK-'i ROOMS FOR HOUSE-
■I I keeping. jelS3t*
Q'^l MISSION — FURNISHED FOB, HOUSE-
-1 '"-"a keeping 2 very desirable sunny rooms, ex-
cluslve hatU: all connecting. je!3 3t*
C] NATOMA, near ninth, top floor—
I lv Housekeeping rooms: cheap; fumishe 1 coin-
Pletely. jc»l3 4t»
9 I VERONA, OOR. THIRD — FURNISHED
— 1 J front rooms for housekeeping. Jel3 2t*
71 •_) SUTTER — FRONT SUITE OR SINGLE
I XO room; suitable fur onlce. je!2 tt
1 AH THIRD-SINGLE AND DOUBLE ROOMS;
ill nicely furnlslicd; $1 and up. Jel2 tt_
r99 SUTTER — 6 UNFURNISHED ROOMS;
U —1-1 suitable for doctor. Jel2 7t
m MASON — BAY-WINDOW FRONT ROOM;
oil nicely furnished. Jel'J7t_
7] OLEAVEN WORTH— FRONT SUITE OR SIN-
I li^gle; nicely furnished; »unuy; gents. jel2 7t-
Q9ft GEARY— NEWLY FURNISHED: SUNNY
O— » front alcove room; suitable 2 gents. jel2 4t*
99K TAYLOR-FRONT LOOM; NICELY FUR-
— — U uished; sunny; bath exclusive; $16.je12 4t*
Kill SUTTER— NICELY FURNISHED SUNNY
"1" front room : gents. jel2 5t
1 nftf\*nSBION'— KLEGANTiSUNNY PARLORS:
1 UUUeu suite or single; use of kitchen. je!2 3t«
"/>V-£ TEHAMA-NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS;
L.UOsi per month. jel2 3t*
li'jn SUI'TER-NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
\>O ( room. jel2 3t*
•I] 7 THIRD — PLEASANT SUNNY FRONT
-II rooms cheap; single rooms $1 week. jel2 st*
I I Q JONES — FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING
11CJ rooms; also others. Jel2 71*
I 1 ELEVENTH— SUNNY FURNISHED FRONT
It housekeeping rooms: $12. Jel23t*
.■III HOWARD— B OR MORE FURNISHED
Ui v rooms fur housekeeping. jel2 it*
A') A O'FARRELL — HANDSOMELY FURNISH-
-I—^ ed bay-window rooms; suite or single. Je_l2Jf
1 901 SEVENTH-SUITE OR SINGLE: SUNNY;
J — O^ nicely furnished: with bath. Jell 71
•JO 1 FULTON -NICELY FURNISHED BAY-
£.O L window front room; bath. gas. jell lot
9 A A STOCKTON, cor. GEARY— SUNNY SINGLE
— furnlsliod rooms : cheap; upstairs. Jell 7t*
9AI I STOCKTON, COR. GEARY-2 'SUNNY UN-
~UU furnished rooms; upstairs. jell 71*
X I •_) GEARY— NICELY FL'£MSII£I) P.OOM FOR
010 gents. Jell st*
,'7' l M INN A— B UNFURNISHED BOOMS FOX
*.) i «> housekeeping. jell tf
i\\ BUCHANAN — WELL-FURNISHED HAY-
\)I-\J window rooms; en suite or single. jell 71*
l A7 TAYLOR-FRONT NEWLY FURNISHED
iU I room; also nice double room. jell 7t
Q(m MISSION - ELEGANT COP..NER SUITE:
QUO suitable tor omce. Jell 7t
toe. GEARY— NEWLY FURNISHED DOUBLE
'i.*)O room for gents; single rooms. jell 7t
B.>A FOLSOM, NEAR FOURTH— FURNISHED
—is front room; use of kitchen. jell tr
91 PROSPECT PLACE — PLEASANT SUNNY
— 1 tnrolahed rooms; housekeeping aud single, lltf
907 SIXTH. COB. FOLSOM— 3 FURNISHED
—O I sunuy rooms. j«10
171 HOWARD- : BRIGHT SUNNY DNFUB-
-IIIJ 111-lied rooms; bath. je!o st*
1 ll^Sl HOWARD— NICELY F-CBNISHED
XUUO rooms tor gents. Jelolui
1(1)7 MISSION SPLENDID HOUSEKEEPING
I'M # rooms; furnished or unfurnished: terms
reasonable. . jel 11 61*
1 CO I LEAVENWORTH— 2 OK 3 ROOMS; FUR-
J <->— i nlshed or iinrnruUhed. JelO 71*
•>9/' LAKKIN-SUMNY FUKNISHED SINGLE
9j*Zt\) room. • Je9 tr
7/>Q PINE— 2 UNFURNISHED. 211 FLOOR: AL-
I yJO so furnished rooms housckee.plng.Bsltsaui3*
CA9 WASHINOTON— SUNNY UNFURNISHED
O\j±j housekeeping rooms; running water. Je97t*
L'LAT OK 5 FUBMISHEJD ROOMS TO KENT OR
r for sale; rent 1 heap. 23.1 Jessie St. JeB 71*
Jfi9 JONES -CORNER BUTT NICELY FUK-
*dl/^ nlslied and elegant double room. JeM 7t*
71 7 HOWARD— NICELY Ft KNIsHED SINGLE
lit rooms. jeB 7t«
L-URNISHED ROOMS FOB KENT; CHEAP. IN-
f quire at 13 Oak Grove at c _ j 8 7t*
m LA RKIN— FURNISHED AND C.NFCIt-
i 1 'I nlshed rooms for liousekeepiiirf, also double
parlors: no small children. jeB 71*
•■>()(■• HYDE— NICELY FURNISHED SUNNY
Oi'U rooms tor housekeeping. Je7 tf
f»/»l EDDY, Colt. LARKIN— ALCOVE ROOM
llul $25; one parlor, folding-bed, $40 .j 8 lot* ,
\BI auk HOUSE. 930 MARKET, ADJOINING
-'\ Baldnlii Hotel; flue Market-st. suites and single
rooms; large, light room for tailor-shop or Job print-
ing, or any light manufacturing; rents reduce.!, lin
O«>C KEAKNY (MELDRUM HOUSE)— FURNISH-
—• U) ed rooms from $8; superb suite $50; transi-
ent; changed hands; reuovated^MßS. F. KUCK.3 lin
1 9A TENTH —NEWLY FURMSIiED ROOMS
1 —^' for housekeeping. je3 tf
I I |)(1 VAN NESS, BET. POST AND GEARY— ,
l±\Ju Sunny suite or newly furnished rooms. 3 tf
l)'_>,- KEARNY, CORNER BUSH (MELDKCM
£OO House)— Rooms $8 to $50: transient Jel lin
I>ENO HOUSE— 63I SACRAMENTO ST.. BELOW
XV Kearuy: 150 rooms, 26c to 60c per. light : $1 26
to $3 per week: open all night jel lm
■JO SIXTH (THE HILLSDALE)— ELEGANTLY
OO rurnlshed sunny rooms, single or en suite:
transient, elevator. jel tf
/'/1,- NATOMA— 2 FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
UvU housekeeping: also single rooms. iuy3U tf
t-nti O'FAKRELL— 1 NICE FURN ISHKD ROOM;
tlv'Ugas, bath, flower-garden : $10. my 29 tf
• > ELEGANTLY FURNISHED SUNNY PARLORS
0 with dressing-room attached. 918 Valencia. 28 tt
1 OR 6 ROOMS, RENT CHEAP, AND 4 ROOMS,
1 rent $8 per month : 3 rooms, Seventh st., rent
$7. Apply at 741) Brannan st. ni)27 tf
9A(I ( ANT AVE., NR. POST— LARGE SUNNY
— \'O front suite of rooms; suitable physician . 26 tt
71 A FOLSOM —NEATLY FURNISHED ROOM
I Xv/ In private family. $6. mylW tt
6.;/' EOL>Y_LAKGE FRONT ROOMS; ALSO
— U double back room; board. ' my2s lm
.- 1 C O'FARRELL - FURNISHED BASEMENT
'Ho compete for housekeeping; splendid local-
Ity. iuy2u tt
1 I Q FIFTH— NICELY FURNISHED AND UN-
-1 1 •' furnished sunny hay-wludow suites: house
recently completed; first flat; everything new. 2s lm
1 9'Jl^ MARKET, INDIANAPOLIS HOUSE—
I^iOi) furnished sunny rooms to let 1113 25 tf
Cl Q SIXTH-HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS SINGLE,
Oi-Vez\ suite: each 2 rooms; have cooking
stores. 1 iuy22 lvi
3.1Q THIRD-FURNISHED OK UNFURNISHED
— O housekeeping rooms; rent low. my2t) tf
'-il 7 MASON — NEWLY FURNISHED SUNNY
•II I rooms. iuy'2l lmo
I LAKKIN, COR. GROVE - NEWLY FUR-
i \i* 1 tilshed sunny suites and single rooms. 18 tf
ELLIS - 3 OR 3 FURNISHED HOUSE-
U\J I keeping rooms. my 18 tf
1 ti'-i] MISSION-FURNISHED ALCOVE SUITE:
XV/O1 other rooms for housekeeping; moder-
ate. my 22 tr
1 I QFiFTH-NKWLV AND BEAUTIFULLY FUR-
I I <7 ulsbed Kniiuy bay-wludow suite; also single
rooms: house recently built: middle Mat, my 17 lmo
/>-^ WASHINGTON— SUNNY front ROOMS
U'lo and Slnßle room, rrom $5 per month. lul7 tf
Y'OSKMITE HOUSE. 1041 MARKET ST.. BEt
Sixth and Seventh : 35c to $1 per night; per week.
$1 60 to $5; single and en suite: families. mrl t'
9/IA GOOD ROOMS AT LOW RATES— 7IS HOW.
Z.\l\J ard st,nr. Third: gas and water In each room; '
reading-room and bath Iree: linen changed dally:
house opeu all night- best beds In the world. ap'JUtt
f> O'FARRELL— 1 FURNISHED AND 2 FUR-
-0 nlshed single rooms: all sunny: chemp. ap!7 tf
UOAItIIINU AMI 1100.H9.
•r27iifr o ' FARR ELL— XaRGE^ SUNNY SUITEH,
XtUl/ with or without board: rhferences.Jel4 st»
Ur ANTED-IN SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, 1 OR
•' 2 respectable men to board: sunny rooms and
good plain fare; reasonable terms. Address Home,
Box 172, Call Branch Office. 710 Market jeB cod 7t
t.-'RONT ALCOVE. WITH BOARD, $65; OTHER
J rooms. 609 Pollt st. jelJ St« :
QQil SUTTER-ELEQANT PARLORS FOR PHY-'
001 slclan; front sunny suite; board. Jell 7t»
IN THE MISSION; CARS PASS DOOR; SUNNY
JL parlor suite; bath aud board. X., Box 113, Call
Branch Office. ...-- --■•■■■. Jol()7t»_
ORIENTAL— 615 ELEGANTLY FUlt-
nishod sunny rooms, with board. •myHO tf
rpHEMAKIPOSA. 824 LAUUNA-FINE SUITES;
X first-class board; terms moderate. no 7 tt
a KLIN GTON~ HOUSE. 137 KEARNY-PLEA3-
-■ A ant sunny rooms, en suite and slU(le; Irstetau
lit every respect: terms reasonable. * - - JalOtt <
AMERICAN EXCHANGE HOTEL, 319 AND 321
J\ Sansome St., San Fraucisco: board aud room $1,
$1 25 and $1 60 per day; free coaob. - WM. MONT-
GOMERY, proprietor. - jy'JIU
INGLE ROOMS I.V: A NIGHT. LIN DELL
House, cor, sixth and Howard. anil tf
MONTGOMERY'S TEMPERANCE HOTEL, 3-27
and S!2tf Second St.— Single meals 25c: board.
room per day, 75c to $1 ; by the wees, $4 to $5: IrM
coach to and from the hotel. ■ ap2l ' f
SKWI.N.. MACIIJNKS.
SEWING MACHINES FOR SALK AND RS-
paired. W. B. IIIGGI.NS, 628 Hayes st. nir4 tt
■ (B;'Jf: NEW YORK OK HELPMATE: ' BRAND
: «J)O«J. new; latest; best ror $35; all kinds repaired;
; rented cheap. • J. 1.. lUCKS. bo' 7 Mission. ; mrl tf
1 TERSONAI.S. , -
ANDSOME SUITS, $3 UP; CUTTING. FlT-
tlng. $1. MRS. WALKER. 11l Geary. je!4 Bin
A [HE. VIDA, ORIENTAL BEAUTY PHYSICIAN,"]
lit will open Saturday. June 14th, reception and
cosmetic parlors. Office floor, 22 Geary St. . It
JOHN M. BUCHANAN PLEASE COME OR
write tc J. A. THORNTON, 1415 Twenty-Brst
St., and hear something to your Interest, jel2 st*
PIANO LESSONS AND ACCOMPANIMENTS
■T taught in 4 lessons. , MRS. HARRIS, 1047 Mls-
slonst. ■•■■-.■ Jel4 7t*
17OR DRESSMAKERS' FINDINGS GO TO LIP-
■ MAX i CO., 2bLj Kearny at. Room 13: goods at
wholesale prices. mr23 cod 3ui
"V T OUNO 'DESIRES A FEW ADULTS FOR
', X singing or piano; day or evening; terms reason-
able. Address Music. Box ISO. Call Branch. 13 3t»
"DAINTING TAUGHT: 4-HOUR LESSON 50c.
-T day: portraits crayoned $5 SO. Ninth. 13 lm
\\'ILLIAM YAEGEP. OF BALTIMORE, PLEASE
'' call at 212 Battery at, A. C AKLISLE. je!3 3t»
\l' TED -INFORMATION OF EDWARD LIN D.
'» If he will call at A. lIAI.SKYS office. R»om 7.
838 Montgomery, he will hear something to Ids ad-
vantage. ■ ■ jel3 3t
ejOAflfl WILL BUILD 2-STORY FLATS; MOD-
<IT'JCfV7\_' crn improvements; 9 rooms; can figure
close. GEO. M. SaLSBUKY, builder, 1733 Green
street jeia 7t»
ALL SUNBURNS REMOVED AT ONCE BY
-^i- using Victoria lee. MME. ELISE. 404 Post. l 2 7
AT 126 KEARNY, ROOM 9. YOU CAN BORROW
money at low rates; private rooms lor ladies;
pledge* fur sale; take elevator. • au7 tf
MRS. C. L. THOMAS (COLORED), ELECTRIC
massage specialist; patients treated at their
homes. 1511 Leavenworth; telephone 2235. 3e12 6m
MRS. TEETER, HAVING RETURNED FROM
the East, Is at 944 Mission st. je!2 7t*
T\KESSMAKER DESIRES WORK SOME HOURS
XJ dally In return for board and room. MRS. C,
Box 141, Call Branch Omce. ]e!2 3t*
TO MOUNT WHITNEY— A SCIENTIFIC AND
-I pleasure trip for the summer vacation; eminent
scientists to go. For circular address PltOK. F 11.
WALES. Prin. San Joaquiu Valley Polytechnic In-
stitute, Tulare City, Cal. ■ Jell lm
VaNEE. BRADY, IF. IN" CITY, LET ME KNOW,
*' as you will hear something to your advantage.
TOM. _ JelO 7t«
HI II DM AS HARE OF ENGLAND, WORKING AT
X tannery, Sail Bruno road; lettor at Call (Hike,
Box 64. . JelO7t*
ADVICE FREE— DIVORCES, QUICKEST TIME,
no publicity: damages: collections: wills, etc.
T. ENGLEY. Attorneys' Ass'n. 11 Kearny st, Je9 Bin
\l ANTED— TO BUY IMMEDIATELY MEN'S
" cast-off clothes at your own price. Address, by
postal. 0121/3 Lanuua st. and will call. je9 7t»
DRESSMAKING— LATEST BTYLF.S; REASON-
abIe prices: orders by mall promptly executed:
lit guaranteed. MRS. M. I)E II Ali AN,!»ti7 Mission.
vi ME. VAROXA'S CELEBRATED RHEUMATIC
I'l pad; price $1. 33 Sixth St., Room 57. j?a lm
PRINTERS — JOB- PRINTING OFFICE FOR
X sale: 7 years: sickness. 100 Montgomery ave.B 8*
CLOTHING. ARTICLES OF ALL DESCRIPTION,
\J bought and sold. BENJAMIN. 1046 Howard 5 lm
DIVORCES BY UNITED STATES DIVORCE BU-
reau; legal everywhere; no publicity; conilden-
tl-l, ami advice free. Address P. O. Box 1821.7 10*
POSITIVE CURE FOR CATARRH, BRONCHITIS,
asthma. Wilson's Inhaler, 229 Kearuy. jes tf
THE S. F. TAYLOR SYSTEM TAUGHT AND
Isold. MRS. FUND. 74 St. Ami's Build Ing. je4 liv
ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN— DRESS-GOODS,
silks, sealskin and sealette cloaks; also carpets,
furniture, lace-curtains, blankets and folding-beds
at M. FRIEDMAN * CO.'S, 228 and 230 Stockton
st. by pay ready money when you can buy just
as cheap by making a small cash payment down,
balance weekly or monthly 7 An inspection of our
stock Is respectfully solicited; orders by mail for
goods or samples promptly ai tended to. 228 and
230 Stockton St.. cor. Post; open evenings, ap 1 2 tf
CHEAPEST AND BEST PL-ACE TO HAVE
\J your carpets cleaned and relaid. JONES' Per-
fect Carpel -<• I Works, 25 and 27 Eighth st:
telephone 3424. oca
IpOLDING BEDS — EXAMINE OUR NO. 1001
mirrored with large plate 18x40; walnut, oak ami
cherry: cash price elsewhere $65; our Installment
price only $50. M. FRIEDMAN 4 CO., 228-230
Stockton st. cor. Post : open evenings. apl6tf
\\' HAVE A NUMBER OF FULL DRESS SUITS
»' to hire tor balls, parties or funerals at a reason-
able price. ORIGINAL MISFIT CLOTHING PAR-
LORS, cor. Post and Dupout sts.
pERFJSCT-FITTING tailok or travelling
X areas made in 24 Lr-.. $15, $20. $26: goods found.
MRS. M. DAVIS. 234 Taylor St.. upstairs, mrl tf
MMX. KELLOGG'S TAILOR SVSTKM OFDRESS-
cultlug taught. in 16. 200 Kearny st. Je3 lm
rpHE KLDKED, 1126 MARKET ST.— FINE SUN
X ny Market-st. suites and single rooms; recently
changed bands; Is conducted strictly first-class.
MRS. H. KLDEED-EDELMAN. jel 15t
PARISIAN SUITS. LATEST STYLES. TO 0R-
X der, and ready-made for boys and children, at A.
OIRY'S. «35 Kearny St. jel 15t
JBBSEX CLOTH IMPORTED FROM EUROPE
O tut sale »t A. OIRY'S, 636 Kearny st. jel 15t
QMOKE FLOE DE CRUZ BROS.' KEY WEST
0 Havana cigars at Cafe Royal Cigar-store, SW.
cor. Fourth and Market sts. mv:n 15t»
M" on XV LOANED on ARTICLES; EVERY DE-
i'l. scription of collateral; old gold auit sliver
bought CQI.EMAN'S. 41 3d st. San Francisco. m3O
£9 r.A CABINETS PER DOZEN; ELEGANT
w —.•'V. water-color picture In gilt frame free
with every do7."ii, WILSON'S, 22 Kearny. mjraa —
A CCORDION PLAITING DONE AT SHORT NO-
./A- tlce. GOLDBERG. 118 M.AIII-ter lino
JAMES WHO HESIKK A PERFECT FORM
-i should woar Mine. Artz' Health Cors t: toor.ler
only. Room 2. 1027 Market. Agents wanted. 21 Bin
PORTRAITS ENLARGED IN INDIA INK,
X criiyon, water colors and pastel. Pacific Por-
irnlt pp., 1221 Market T..1. O'llßlEN. M'«. 20 tf
ADVICE FREE: DIVORCES SPEEDILY; NO
publicity; legal everywhere. R. SCOULAR.
Attorney, 34 Kearny at uiylHom
A KRIVETJ-OLD MANILA CHEROOTS;
-fV they are the best; try them. myl7 lin*
TaNO LESSONS BY GERMAN LADY; HALF
hour 25 cents. 931 Market. Room 88. my 16 18m
LOK LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S FINE CNHKH-
" wear, to order. Room 142. Bancroft Hldng. 15 lm
(j.C|| REWARD WILL HE PAID FOR THE AR-
V *'^-' rest and conviction of any person or persons
caught tearing down signs of C. A. Kllnkner A; Co.
at 320 Sansome st. from telegraph poles or lamp-
posts^ my 14 tt
ITk. J.MILTON BOWERS MOVED RESIDENCE
Lf to 148 Eddy Bt. ; office 1 Fifth ap27 tt
MISS HOGG, 626 GEARY ST.; FUNERAL AND
natnral flowers of all kinds preserved. ap26 12in
G* K. SNOOK, PLI'MBERS, ROOFERS, GAS-
. fitters, tin. copper and sheet-Iron workers. 030
Sacramento st.,_near_Kearuy ; telephone 1727. a! 9
DBX GOODS OR INSTALLMENTS. WITHOUT
Interest; dress goods, cloaks, furniture, carpecs,
bedding, jewelry, pictures, mirrors, hanging lamps,
clocks, etc; carpets from liuc upward. J. .noon as
& CO., 1021 and 1023 Mission at. bet Sixth and
Seventh; open evenings. up 17 tf
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR CAST-OFF CLOTH
XI ing, gold, jewelry, hoots. KLEIN, 109 Sixth, tt
WINDOW SHADES MANUFACTURED TO OR-
'' derby WILLIAM McTHUN. 1196 Market, 24 tt
A GREAT BUSINESS PROPOSITION— WE 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
LOBS, cor. Post and Dupont sts^
IJIONEER CARPET-BEATING MACHINES DO
. the best work. J. SPAULDING £ CO., 353 Te-
haiuast: telephone 3010. apll 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.
/""ARPET-CLEANING; 3 TO 5 CIS. PER YARD;
Vv the best work guaranteed or no pay; telephone
8228. S. STRATTON. 1211 Market st a|>6 6m
SCHOOL OF MASSAGE AND PHYSICAL CUL-
ture. A. O. GRETU.92I Post st. apß tf
BE ADVISED IN TIME TO PURCHASE A MElt-
chant tailor-made sprint; suit in 3 or 4 button
cutaway for 320; merchant tailor's price $40,
ORIGINAL MISFIT CLOTHING PARLOUS, cor.
Post and Dupont sts. ■ .- -
ALL FLESHY PERSONS CAN BE REDUCED
by using DR. DU HOIS' Antl Obesity Tea,
warranted harmless and pleasant to take; also an
infallible cure for constipation. Kept by all drug-
gists. ' Depot, 4 Sutter st. Room 33. mr2otfin_
/IAKPET-CLEANING, 3C PER YARD: CHEAP-
\J est a. mi best lv the city. J. >.. MITCHELL *
CO., 230 Fourteenth st ap2 tt
I ON'TWAIT UNTIL IT IS TOO LATE — 100
I ' pairs spring styles light-colored trousers made
bycrack merchant tailors for from $10 to $15; our
price $4 50 to $8. ORIGINAL MISFIT CLOTHING
PARLORS, cor. Post and Dupont sts.
I/IKKT-CLASS CARPET BEATERS: CITY
r steam Carpet Beating and Renovating Works,
24 and 26 Eighth st.: largest works in the city;
work guaranteed. Address A. W. MANNING, pro-
prletor; telephone 3250. mr6 tt
EVEN A FAT MAN NEED NOT GO SHABBILY
dressed when we can tit you In a merchant
tailor-made suit, newest spring styles, for $18; mer-
chant tailor's price $35. ORIGINAL MISFIT
CLOTHING PARLORS, cur. Post and Dupont sts.
U. AISTS CUT, FITTED, STITCHED. COLLARS,
" Sleeves In; skirt cut, stitched, braid drapery
belts put on; $3. MME. MICIIAUX, 116 McAlllstr. .
I 1 1VE A TALL SLIM MAN A CHANCE— WECAN
yi fit you, no matter how tall, In a merchant tailor-
made spring suit for $20: merchant tailor's price
$40. ORIGINAL MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS,
cor. Post and Dupont sts,
pARPETS THOROUGHLY CLEANED WITHOUT
Vj beating; refitting carpets a specialty. CONKLIN
BROS.. 333 Golden Gate aye. : telephone 2126. 13 tf
HF.NRY tl. DAVIS. ATTORN EY-AT-LAW. 4*l
California St.. Rooms 3 and 9; ADVICE FKEE-tt
PRIVATE HOME IN CONFINEMENT, nil
X I ■■!-. 111 -: MRS. M. X ROGERS. Midwife. a 3 l'iitt
YOU CAN BUY YOOR FURNITDRB ON IB
1 stallmenU; easy terms. BAKE BROS., 322 n4
S-4 Hayes st. bet. Franklin and Gough. inrlS it
/CHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA— THU
Vj eight-page WEEKLY CALL, sent to any address
in tne United States or Canada 0110 year for $1 25.
postage free. ■ - -
i>kksj>m.\k.i-;i:s.
"rvRESsTcUTTINO TAUGHT TIfoKOUOHLY BY
JL/ authentic French tailor system. 610 Post.jeB7*
MME FARIEE, FASHION AIII.k" DRESSMAK-
ing. 639 Golden Gate ay«. inylOUni
MLSB AGNES KKI.TKIt. 119 STOCKTON, NEAB
Geary; stylish suits from $3 50 up; cutting
fittl i specialty: 76 cents: perfect I, apt tt
CHILDREN '. BOaKom . .- \
fr INDEROARTKITrKIRST AYE.," NEAR THE
XV park: large yard; good air; French family; good
board uud bed li desired; mother's care: cottage;
opposite Lobos School: particulars to be had at 812
Geary It., line art repairing store; take Geary-st
cars. •■■■■■ " Jel4 3t*
/ ' ERMAN COUPLE. WHO RECENTLY LOST
\i their only child, desire to take one 1 year old
and upward to board: good caro, and terms reason-
able; references exchanged. ■ Address or call at 719
Bay St., bet. l.oavenwunh and Hyde. JeU 3t*
LADY DESIRES SEVERAL CHILDREN TO
J board froiu 2 years up; pleai^ant home; mother's
care. B. 8.. Box 127, Call Branch ora.e. my 22 lin
VfEW MAP OF CALIFORNIA AND NEVADA—
J-i Most complete ever Issued— offered as a premium
to the DAILY and WEEKLY CALL; sent by mall,
postage prepaid, with the DAILY CALL for $6 26 per
year; with the WEEKLY call for $1 50 per year.
; . tHMMItrr,
■frROsTTHE^COUNl RY TIIdT^v¥eTC»LATCIIED
1 team of blood bays; 6 and 7 years; over 16 bands;
good roadsters; stylish, prompt drivers: goes single
or double. 2709 Mission st. -■-•..■-- jeU 3t» -
y, sjv'-i.WAUDjis - Ai'll j » /IKKIAI.I.S. •
QECONIMI AND^-SEATED BUGUY AND BUTcfIT
Ocr wajtou; cheap.; 856 Howard. ;.-;;; %»pj 3m sj
BUJUtBK RESORTS. ■•
UIET" RESORT: I HOUR .BY RAIL;
stanttal tab.c: fruit, poultry, etc.. In abundance;
pMiiieUkel .Hoi 181, Ca' l lintnch "nice. )eI4 7t»
S WANTON HOUSE. PESCADERO, SAN MATEO
O County. Cal., the favorite resort of the Pacific
Coast: hotel and cottages all newly furnished: lovely
grounds; also the famous pebbly im-icii. where are
found agates, opals, top.m, moonstones, emeralds,
water crystals and many other precious stone*; good
trout fishing and wild game: board reasonable; spe-
clal rates for lanillles. MRS. B.W. SWANTOX.jII tf
. rpo KENT— IN SAN JOSE, FOR THE SUMMER,
X on the Al iiueda, a furnished house ot 8 rooms,
bath, with hot and cold water, closet*, etc.; lar<e
grounds, plenty of fruit: stable and carriage-house;
electric-cars pass the door: references required.
Address 8.. Box 222. San Jose. je 12 st
SANTA CRUZ MOUNTAINS-BOARDERS AC-
commodated at Ocean View Fruit-farm; grand
view: oak groves: special new cottages. Address
THOS. SLAUGHTER. Wrights. Santa laraCo..Cal.tf
rpAMALPAIS VILLA. TAMALPAIS STATION.
I X Ross Valley, nr. San Rafael; salt water bathing;
Commodious grounds; tine drives; pavilion; lake
i-ausallto ferry. MRS. PETER SMITH, proprietress
SUMMER BOARDERS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
a farm near Sisson; linchlldren. Address MRS.
M. ODELL, Box 15. Sisson. Jell 14t
SAMPLE COPT OF THE HOTEL GUIDE, CON-
taluing a directory of California hotels and re-
sorts, sent free to any address. Hotel Guide. 120
butter tt. jeB tr
SEA VIEW-A BEAUTIFUL SUMMER RESORT,
10 miles from Cazadero; 2 miles from the ocean;
1500 feet above sea level; tine climate; beautiful
scenery; hunting and lisQlng unsurpassed. JAMES
HENRY. Proprietor. je7 lin
dm MONTE" HOTEL, SAUSALITO~HOT
-U salt-water baths. my:< 4 1110
JACBEL GLEN FRUIT FARM: GOOD ACCOM.
J-i niodations. Address P. O. Box 16H, Napa Clty.um
HILLSIDE COTTAGE " IS" NOW OI'EN FOX
boarders; lovely summer resort in the Santa
Cruz Mountains: tine ocean view; home cooking.
Address MKS. H. _ GRAY, Wrights. Cal. my 29 lm
SPP.INO COVE SUMMER KESOKT; UUODAC-
-0 commodatlons: 6 miles from Napa. MRS. J.
GKIDLEY. proprietor. my'J6 lm'
________ LKT.
FLOORS TO LBT-MERcTfANT~BT.. BELOW
Montgomery; 2 floors, 29x59, on north side of
Merchant St.. bet. Montgomery and Sansome: brick
building; rents $30 for second floor, and $20 for
third ft ■i>r; woilllshted; very cheap. Apply toTHOS.
MaGEE. 20Montnomery st. Jel4 7t
QTORE AND 2 ROOMS, WITH STABLE. 202
0 Twenty-third St. je!4 M
STOKE AM) St ROOMS: WILL KENT SEl'A-
rately. 300 Eleventh st.; apply jewelry -store. Bt*
fl> I C STORE; 2 LIVING-ROOMS; FIXTURES
«jplU. If wanted. »25 Fifth St., upstairs. Jel4 at*
LARGE STORE, 743 MISSION, WITH OK WITH
out electric power. Apply next door. Jol2 7t*
■POR RENT— ON MILL ST., GRASS VALLEY,
1 Cal., lire-proof brick store, suitable for dry-goods
business; counter." , shelving and show-windows all
In place, liMjune of R. FINNIE, Grass Valley. 87t
I 1 'H HO WARD— STORE, 25x63: 4
-I- 1 • *"l rooms; yard; large basement. juS tf
rpo LET-815 SANSOMK. NEAR JACKSON: 1
i floor, 2101) Mission, ur. 17th, $.10: NX. 24t!i and
Church: 2 new stores, cor. Valeucla and Quiun.
YON HH KIN & CO., 624 California. him tf
ARUE ROOM, WITH POWER. 12 KTEVEN-
■I sou st. Klsen Vineyard Company. roy'JO tf
OFFICES to LET.
'>'-{*> VAN . OK. GROVF:-NEW HOUSE;
*.<)_ large sunny front rooms suitable for doctor
or dentists. Apply 2 to 4 r. m. Jel3 5t
♦>||U UK ANT AYE, NEAR POST — LARHh,
— *'•' sunny, front suite of rooms, suitable fora
physician. v my 27 tf
OFFICESC'OR. FRONT AND CALIFORNIA: COR.
KJ California and Kearny; 615 Sansoine, near
Jackson, top floor. YON KHEIN 4- 10., 524 Call-
lorula st. mi 11
STOIIK AMI OFFICE rIXTUUES.
AR.STOR_FTxTUKES,iHOW CASES, DESKsi
doors, sash; goods taken on storage, money ad-
vanced. Pioneer Store, 21 to 25 Tenth St. MB tf
|>AR FIXTURES, COUNTERS, SHELVING,
J^ show-rases, sash-doors, etc., at '-'-'3 lost St. JoJ tf
/ HEAPEST PLACE KoR COUNTERS. SHELVES,
Vj show-cases; oflices A stores lilted. 334 Geary. 2tt
EVERAL BAR-FIX.TUXES FOR SALE;
•tores and offices fitted up at 'the Baldwin Car-
|.'enter-9hop. 319 Slitter st. : showroom tilrt Geary, tt
l-lANJOS. yiOL.IXS.KTC.
legant~upkight"pian6— great sacrT
(ire. 120 McAllister. Room 3: no agents. 14 7t*
ftlll' UPRIGHT WALNUT PIANO AT
tgl I SO. HORN UNO, »17 Mission St. je!3
IJKST PLACE ON THE COAST TO BUY A PIANO
If or an organ; pianos from $100; organs from
$50; leading makes: li nest stock. F. W. SPENCER
A CO., 723 Market St., second door. my 27 tf
B~ AKOAINS IN SECOND-HAND PIANOS AT
KUHLEtt * CHASE'S, IU4I Market st. au2i tf
ECKEK IiKOS.' MATCHLESS PIANOS.
K'.HLER 4 CHASE, 1041 Market St. au24 tf
-OK SAL K CHEAP, ON ACCOUNT OK DEPART-
nre, a fine Decker Bros, piano. Address H., Box
138, Call Branch office. JelUt*
OCHUHEKT'S FINE PIANOS, N. V. : STKINWAY
0 upright cheap. J. KEEFFE. 410 McAlllster.lO 6*
li Ai.Lr.T * DAVIS AND KIMUALL PIANO AND
II Organ Agency. W. G. haDgkk. 725 .Market sett
I>lY I'lKlit FROM THE BIANUFACTUHEKS
D and save agents' profits and freight: 25.000 of
our i'iauoj in use; established 25 years; second-hand
Chickerlnx, Knalie, opera, Haliett .v Davis, Vo§e,
etc.: installments or cash. ANIISELL, Odd Fel-
lows' Hall. Seventh and Market tin. my 29 tf
L'ISKNKW UPRIGHT: MIST SELL; LEAVING
V city. 616 Ellis, in rear. my 18 lm
a>-/;S(iU A UK PIANO, GOOD CONDITION; NEW
<?»-)'' pianos on Installments. FAY. 172 i) Mission.
I>IANOH; VARIOUS MAKES: HALF-PRICE;
i-a-sy terms, at STATU 1322 Market, my2tf
P'OK STEINWAY, KRANICH & EACH. ROE-
-1 nlscfa. Gal>ler pianos, M. Gil A V CO., 20oPost. 25tt
AND INSTRUMENTS. PACKARD ORGANS,
I > Mieet music, M. GRAY CO.. 2»l> Post st. 25 tf
STECK, UARDMAN. VOSK AND STERLINa
pianos sold on $10 monthly Installments. P.ENJ.
CURT & SON, sole agents. 20 tiianall ______
I/ W. SPENCEK A CO., AGENTS OHtOKKKIHa
X . * Sons, Couover Bros., Colby and Opera pianos.
725 Market St., History Building, second floor. 88 tl
YKON MAUZY. AUENT SOIIMER, HALLETr 7 *"
Cunistoii, Newby A Evans. SUtt Post, niyajtt
rpHE BANCROFT COMPANY. 721 MARKET ST..
1 sole agents for the Miller. Beunlng. Stultx * Bauer
and Kurtzmamt pianos anil tirst-rl.-iss organs. fel4 tr
ililFylilir
OAKLAND KEAL KSTATE.'
(*\AKLANI> AGENCY— ADVERTISEMENTS AND
v/ subscriptions received at the Oakland Branch
Office of Thk Mor.nino Ca11, 857 Broadway, near
Seventh St. Office hours tf a. m. to 9 r. m.
<&lr>nil THE CHOICEST RESIDENCE LOT
l«)v/>'. in Oakland; near Oak-st. station (broad
gauge): cement sidewalk; easy terms If desired;
call at oltico for particulars. A. H. BREED A CO.,
232 Montgomery st., San Francisco. jell lot
_ I rr- JUST LOOK AT THIS! A FEW LOTS
0 I I il. lv the beautiful Piedmont Villa Tract,
uttered for a Tew days at $175 per lot: on easy terms
or monthly payments; this tract fronts on Web-
ster or Piedmont aye.: on WasLlngton-st. car line
running to Piedmont: no such bargain ever ottered
before in Oakland; take the chance to secure a lot
close to center of city that will double In value In 6
months. See owners, SHERMAN & PiNNEY. 488
Ninth St., near Broadway, Oakland. Office open
every night until 8 o'clock. JwlO lm
•StT^lin SPECIAL BARGAIN; ONE 2-STORY
tip i O\J\J . house, 9 rooms, modern, and a 6-rooin
cottage, well-located In central Oakland. 2 blocks to
local-train station and street-cars; north of Eighth
St.: east front; lot 65x100 It. J. K. MARSH. 962
Broadway. - JelO 7t
_Q- AA MAGNIFICENT RESIDENCE ON
iJIOiIUU. veruon Heights; 11 rooms: strictly
modern: barn; large grounn. .J. K. MARSH, Bt>2
Broadway^ JelO 7t
lilO (\(\(\ BEAUTIFUL HOME; 10 LARGE
<[nJ O.VUu. rooms, every convenience: barn:
lot 136x150: east front; nicely Improved; cement
sidewalks: good surroundings, near local train and
stre-t-rars. .1. K. MARSH. 9H2 Broadway. JelO 7t
OAKLAND BOAKUING AND ROOMS.
LEGAVT ROOMS, SINGLE OR EN SUITE, AT
the Albany, Fifteenth and Broadway. Oakland ;
one block from the narrow-gauge depot; table Is un-
surpassed; elevator and artesian water; first-class
lv every way. O. A. MaUEKHAN, Propr.etor.il 3m
01 ft TENTH ST.— SUNNY FURNISHED ROOMS
Ol O with board; use of bath; parlor; large yard ;
convenient to trains; terms reasonable. Je____
H'iI.LSON HOUSE, OPP. CITY HALL ELE-
■ > gant sunny rooms: reasonable rates; special at-
tention given to the comfort of guests, both tran-
sient ana regular. 14th and Washington. JelO 3tn
'I' Hi: KELSEY HOUSE IS A BEAUTIFUL SUM-
-1 mer and winter resort: has a number of elegant
cottages, lar;;e grounds and garden; has been thor-
oughly renovated, and Is first-class In cv. ry appoint-
ment. Apply Telegraph aye. and Twenty-fourth st.,
Oakland. JelO lip
LAKE BLOCK (COR. TWELFTH AND WASH-
Ington, Oakland), recently completed; elegant
sunny rooms,unfurulsh'd,for nllicesor private. 10 lm
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED SUNNY ROOMS TO
rent, with board; all modem conveniences; pri-
vate family. 562 Eighth st., between Clay and Jet-
fiTson; 1 block from local train. - - J«]!l lin
ALA.HKUA BJtAX KSTATE.
INSTALLMENTS -HOUSES AND
J— lots. -
$250-325 cash, $6 monthly; 25x110; sewered;at
station. -
$450— 550 cash. $9 monthly: SOxS6; sewered; at
station. - ■
$1800— $300 cash, $18 monthly; 25x120; at sta-
tion: cottage of 4 rooms.
$2000-*250 cash. $'J0 monthly; 33x75; new cot-
t.uf at station.-
-$3500 —5500 cash, $25 monthly. Including Inter-
est: K-room cottage: corner, l(ixl20; sewered and
macadamized: at station.
$3200- $500 cash. $25 monthly. Including Inter-
est: 6-rooiu cottage: Mix 150: sewered: near station.
$4500— 5-ooi-a.-h, $30 monthly, Including Inter-
est; 7-room house; fine garden; 50x147; near sta-
tion.
Inquire at once of F. M AKCUSK. Bay-st. Station,
Alaineda, or 313 Montgomery st., Nevada Block.
: my 18 tt ThFrSa eoSn
LA.MKDA BARGAINS— SI7OO— LOT 25x145;
nice modern cottage 4 rooms and bath: 1
block from Park st. : $260 cash : $25 per month. (41 5)
$2700— Lot :i3:4X125; 5 rooms and bath; on Cen-
tral $600: balance s3o per month. (No. 385)
$2750— L0t 53x117: new modern cottage 5 rooms
and bath; 3 clocks from station; $500 cash: bal-
ance $40 per month. :- < ■■- - (No. X)
$3000-Lot 271115; new 2-story house 7 rooms
and bath at station ; $60U cash ; $35 per month. (X)
$4000— Lot 50x125: fine new modern 2-story
house 7 rooms and bath on Central are. on easy
terms; a good bargain. • (No. 413)
$7800— Lot 50x150; elegant new 2-story house 10
rooms, with stable: well located; part cash. (401)
Houses built to stilt; 16 per cent down, balance
easy Installments; cheap lots In all parts of Ala-
meda; houses to let and money to loan. H. P.
MOKEAL & CO.. 1428 Park St., Alameda, and 403
Montgomery St.. San Francisco. ■ roy3ltf
_ AXAJHKDA KOOMB AND HOUSES.
AJEw' ''HOUSE OF 6 ROOMS; BATH. HIGH
XX basement, hot and cold water and modern Im-
provements: rent reasonable: Eucliial avenue. Park
Station, Alameda. lnqulie of H. P. MOREAL, SB.
cor. Park Station and Santa Clara aye.. Alameda. 3*
UNNY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM IN PRl-
vate family: references exchanged. •■ Address
Board. Aunieiin P. O. » -■■■■■■■ lei 15t»
BKKKKLKY ROOMS AND BOARDING.
WANTED-A FEW SUMMKIt BOARDERS IN
'* Berkeley; 5 minutes' walk from local trains.
Inquire at Berkeley Station for Fitzgerald House,
Dauast. - ■• ..-■■- Jel2 7t* *
WHO HE WAS.
The Suicide on Third Street Identified
us J. It. Yeoman*.
The man who committed suicide on Thurs
day morning in the Natick House at 246
Third street, and was supposed tubenamed
Howard, was identified yesterday at the
Morgue as J. 15. Yeoruans, who formerly
owned dives on Kearny street.
Yeomans was proprietor of the Olympic
underground theater at 105 Grant avenue
for years, and later the New London saloon,
lie also kept similar places on Kearny
street, but about two months neo sold out
his places to Jim Carr and Ed Brink. He
immediately started iff on a nrntracied
spree, and several times was placed in the
Home for the Inebriate to sober up. While
drunk in a saloon on Third street he was
robbed of the proceeds of the sale of las
place.
Some of his associates stated nt the
Morgue yeMenlny that the waleb and chain,
which he slated in his "dying statement,"
a letter written Immediately before death,
were stolen with his money, are in the pos
session of his friends. So the supposition
is that he had no money at the time of his
death. He hnd complained that tho loss of
his money made him despondent.
The real cause of bis despondency Is be
lieved to have been his jilting by Maggie
Smith, a waitress, who went to Seattle «illi
a young German n few weeks ago. Yro
iiians owed large sums of mouey to peonle
in this city.
i tnpi i»v me BmldlncSi
At the next meeting of tlio Itoard of Su
pervisors there will be presented an amend
ment to Section 25, Order 11*17, regarding
the law of the lire limit?. Bj this RiuflM
menttlie .Board of Fire Watdens must b«
notified in writing by builucrs or ownen of
buildings of any intentions of dtsogllig
their buildings or making alterutluna in
auy way.
Knlk's >nl«rr Ilemantl.
In deciding yesterday that Auditor
Strothrr must allow tin; demands for salary
made by Clerk Ray U. Fa Ik, the .Supremo
Court held that the decision of the Hoard
of Supervisors on demands appealed from
the Auditor is a final and conclusive ad
judication.
Sportsmen say the Snntlnm I* running so full
o( sawdust ihiii a plot nip el water contains a
teaspoonful ot the shavings? There Is a law
against turning; sawdust Into sli earns, and yet.
toe Salem Journal .'•ays, die mills at Mill City
aud oilier points are mining it In, regardless of
Hi- United States statute and to Hie dealli ol the
flab.
REAL ESTATE
. FOR sale BY
m lEEE
Real Estate Agent,
Ana Publisher " Heal Estate Circular."
No. 20 Montgomery Street,
OPPOSITE lick HOUSE.
NEW 1 I** ' I ■»• •■ I 1 •
MISSION ST.: LARGE CORNER. 146x102; 40
feet covered with houses renting lor $66: bal-
ance vacant ; $90,000.
COR. I.EAVENWOKTH AND SACRAMENTO; ■
\J 94x130 to rear alley; covered witii houses rent-
Ing for $220 net; only *»0,000.
Ol ST. CLOSE TO VALENCIA: 2-STORY BOW -
£i\ window house, in good order; 7 rooms ami
modern conveniences; brick f i. initiation and artlQ-> *
clal-stoue pavement: lot 22x90; $5250; cheap.
GUERRERO ST.. WEST SIDK, BET. 18TH AND
*l 19th: 2 villa houses and lot 35x100; 7 rooms
and modern conveniences In each house; very
sunny and cheerful: $6000 each; a good buy.
p UERRERO AND 18TII STS.; CORNER 55x100,
vJT and nearly new "-story on corner; store below
and fine Hat above: substantial 2-story house ad-
joining on Guerrero; rents In all $90: both streets ... '
sewered; $ll:,500. ___
INVESTMENTS.
r'ALirORMA ST., N. SII>K; 50x137:6, AND 2
\J fine 3-story bow-window bnllilin^s and rear 3-
story building on rear street: rent) In all $153:
rents '-.in be m»uc v*> »i»u, inagulltcciH view of
the bar; *18,100.
TAYLOR ST.; PROMINENT CORNER; HAH- • ■--.
.1 iiliii-riil view of the bay: 12M tout front aud 1
hue 3-story bay-window dwellings and fine
residence: rents In all $182 50 net; ail in flrst-clas.<
order: *i7,0U0.
FACTORY SITE AND INVESTMENT; BRAN-
nun St.. bet. "tli and Rth: 180X27R: engine and
boiler and lactory buildings: very desirable Invest-
■ Bant; 15,000; used to rent lor tJiu a mouth.
TpOURTII ST.: CORNER; 62:6x80 AND IM-
i provements; renting for $264 a mouth; 2 bloc*,
from Market St.; 70,00".
MISSION ST., BET. HTII AND 7TII; 35x85 AND
I>l two good 2-story dwellings; can be raised aud
stores put there: $21,000. ,
p OLDEN GATE AYE. AND FRANKLIN; COR-
VJT ncr: 85xl'2Oback to rear street; 3 fronts; lot
partially improved only with 4 very tine houses in
front and lln rear; IO18H: street vacant on r'rauk-
lln and rear street, rents now $.275; can be made
$400 at least: $01,000.
L-IFTII ST., N!t. MISSION: 50x75 AND DOUBLE
I 3-story building: 4 stores below: lii rooms above'
and modern couvenleuces; $10,000,
HOUSES AND LOTS-ALL VRICE.-*.
CMiOrfi RENTS $90; LAUKIN ST.. IIET.
1 «/-^t.>l'. Washington and Jackson; llats of 5
rooms and bath: lot -5x87:0.
jr-QAfIA 2-STORY HOUSE; STABLE, AND
JOUUU. lot 37:(ixU8:i: Steiner, 1 block bo-
>""i:d Flllmore, bet. Sacramento and Clay: hotua
line --story ot a rooms; every convenience and due
stable. ____
T7II.BERT ST.; 63x1.17 :S. AND 3 1-STORY
V houses: ><et. Lnrkin and Polk: street graded and
macadamized: elegant view of the Golden Gate and
headlands; $4500. __
SACRAMENTO ST.. NEAR BAKER, 25x137:8.
O and very fine 2-story bow-window bouse: 8
rooms; sunny and cheerful, and all modern conven-
iences: brick foundations: high basement: drive-
way; stable with loft; carriage and harness room:
fine view from rear windows; bouse In first-class or-
der; $7000.
0,-.XIOO AND 1 STORY IN STORE AND LIVING
*-*) rooms in rear: always rented at $12:50: only
$1800; W. tide Alab.uiM St., bet. 26th and a jt!i.
UNION-ST. FLATS: $1000; MAY BE LESS;
. rent for $32: In a business block: lot 25xi:<7:6:
street accepted, stone blocks laid and cable-cars
pass.
ALABAMA ST., W. SIDE, BKT. 25T11 AND
./V 26th: 40x100 and "2-story bouse covering the
whole front in 4 separate tenemeuts: rented very
cheap for $30; i and 4 rooms each; only $.>t>Ot>.
DROADWAT, N. SIDE: 2-STORY HOUSE OF
1)6 rooms and lot 20x60; bet Leavenworth and
Hyde; only $2250.
ELEGANT NEARLY .NEW FLATS AND LOT
28:9x137:6; magnificent view ; sunny and cheer-
ful; 5 and 6 rooms aud every convenience In eac:i:
rented steadily at $50 a mouth: Greenwich St., N.
side, bet, Jones and Leavenworth; $7000.
O/ITH ST., N. SIDE, BET. SANCHEZ AND HOC-
25x114 and tine 2-story bow-wlndovr house of
7 roo us, bath-room, hot and cold water and modern
conveniences; lit. blocks from the Castro-st. cars:
$4000.
WESTERN ADDITION LAKGE AND
SMALL LOTS.
C A-VARAS-$6500 TO $10,500; MAGNIFICENT
O\J view of the bay and 'ioldeu (iate: NW. c«r.
Ureen and Brocerick, 137:6x137:6, $10,500: sf
cor. Union anil Bruderlck, 137:6x137:6. $800 1;
NIC. cor. Ureea and Baker. 137 Mx 1.17:6, $1O,OJO;
SE. cor. Baker and Union, 137:6x137:6. $8500;
middle 50-vara. N. side Ureen, $8U00; middle sl>-
vara. S. side Union. $6500; bet. Broderi k ami .
Baker sts. ; view cannot be surpassed: in a sheltered
location; the Uuion-st. cable line is «o.»n to be ex-
tended to Baker st. and Harbor View.
C A-VARA: KE. COR. CLAY AND LOCI
O\J magnificent view of the bay; three blocks be-
yond Central aye.; $12,000.
CLAY ST., N. SIDE, BET. CENTRAL AYR. AND
Walnut; 91:8x127:8; One view of Urn bay:
street graded; $7600. .
07 px137:6: $4126; <iK KEN ST., BET. BIT. -
Oi.Uchaaan aud Webster; >. aide: view of the
bar.
HAYES-ST. LOTS. $220!); 24x110 IN SIZE;
cable-cars on Hayes st.: N. side, near Lott st.
OCTAVIA ST., NEAR UNION, _'7 :tixlO9:6; FINE
view; $1600. i
pOLDEN GATE AVK.; 25x137:3: $1760; BET.
' I Lott and Masonic aye.; street graded, macadam-
ized and sewered.
T TON ST.. BET. PAGE AM) OAK. OVERLOOK-
Ji Ing the park; lot 30x91; $3600; street graded .
and macadamized.
lOTT ST., 3 BLOCKS BEYOND BAKF.K: 27:6 x
XJ 120: $2400 only : street graded and macadam-
ized: close to the llayes-tt. cable-cars.
. FII.LMORE-ST. LOTS, BET. FILBERT AND
F Greenwich: $1500 and $1600 each: 24x110 ami "
24x119 each In size; street sewered and lots on
grade; Fill more St.. from Union to the bay, will bo
a business street. • . .
PINE-ST. LOTS. ANY SIZE: 25x137:8. $3875:
X bet. Laguua and Buchanan; sirrounditigs wcii-=. #
built up. . Viy^"
HATEB ST., NEAR DEVISADERO; 25x137:8 ;>
and an extra lot in rear 37:8x25, neany equal
to 2 lota in size; street sewered; cable-cars pass;
$3500.
MISSION LOTS.
SE. COR. CASTRO AND 33D; 26:6x105; BOTH
streets graded and macadamized; cable-cars
pass; $2200. - --■
4 LOTS ON CASTRO ST., NEAR 23D: 35x105;
$1600 each: street graded and macadamized;
cable-cars pas*. - . ' .
mWKNTY-THIRD ST., A FEW FEET FROM
L the Castre-st. cable: 2 lota, 25x114: $1500 each,
fine view: street graded and macadamized. .
DOLORES-9T. LOTS: BRAND VIEW; LOTS 25
x 126; $2750 each; lota 35x100. $2600 each;
■treet sewered and macadamized: bet. 25th and
26th; 2 blocks from ane Valeucia-st. cars; these lots
can hardly be surpassed.
EIGHTEENTH ST.. BETWEEN CHURCH AND
£i Sanchez: 25x114; $1500; or 60x114; street
sewered and macadamized. <
SE. COR. NOE AND ALVARADO.' BET. 3JD .
and 23d; 50:10 Vjxl 14; $2500; both streets sew-
ered and macadamized: lot read/ to build on; 1
block from Castro-st. cars.
2 LOTS, 26x135: $2000 EACH; SAN JOSE AT*.,
sear the Valeucta-st. cable: near 2Stii st. _
XTOeVt., i BLOCK FROM CASTKO-ST. CABLB;
IN lot 25x105: $1500; bet. 18th and 19th; street
lewered and macadauHaod.
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