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C;OAH|| A GRKAT CHANCE; FlnXsaTTmTn
t^iVJUU. business for sale, clearing over 400
per month; fine corner In vicinity of the park: has
BO steady day-boarders (no loilglni:) at »5 per
week; there Is actual value for $4000, which in-
cludes fine house of 9 rooms, furniture, barn, bar-
room fixtures and stock; long lease of ground; a
trial alloweq. Apply K. KENNV. 1004 Market st. •
•< ! IHO FINBCOALYAKD rOB SALE, ONLY
0 1 JV'Vi. one block from Market St., doing a
large trade: has been established over -0 years; is
positively clearing $-00 per month; full proors
given: long leaso at low re.it: lias good stock, with
teams, etc.: test reasous for selling. Apply K.
KENNY, him Market st. *
<:r.(lll PAaTNEU WANTED IN A FINK L?-
Q ' "' v. ijn. r saloon, guarautee'l by owner to bo
clearing $200 per moutu, near one of i>rim-l|ial
points or. Market st.: he will tear a steady man
the business: a trial allowed berore buyiuc Apply
K. KENNY. 1004 Market st. b •
QOAfi PARTNER WANTED IN AN ESTAB-
V -H'". ltshed business In this city; kept by
present owner c years: located on one of principal
business streets; steady custom; clearing $200 per
mouth: a trial allowed until fully satisfied before
buying: Is a i in n respt-ctable business; always In-
creasing; owner thinks a partner Hill be tar more
desirable than hired help. Apply K. KENNY, 1004
Market st. •_
QTAAn I 1 1 -CLASS MANUFACTURING
0 •*'*'"• business for sale; has one of the best
openings In tbe city; large custom, constantly in-
creasing: is clearing $300 per mouth, which is sure
to be doubled Inside of oue year; goods are incon-
stant demand; nearly lull valuo Ii stock and ma-
Chlueiy ; business easily run; a thorough InTestlga-
lion allowed. Apply K. KENNY. 1004 Market St. *
A STORY HOUSE, 7 FINELY FURNISHED
iV ronms; also liar, dining-room and kitchen;
ever $80 per month net: house cannot be built for
doable the price ; no such bargain ever offered In
this city; sco It to-day. GALK & CO.. 719 Market. 1
r \(.n ON ACCOUNT OF TOO MUCH BUSl-
*p«)vv<aeii for proprietor to bundle alone. a
one-half Interest In first-class commission *: ess
U offered for sale at a great sacrifice: is receiving
orders far ahead or prese: t supply, and to meet and
fill it:* large increasing demands requires nu re
help; la»lnesa exceedingly profitable, cltsring $200
]>er mouth: owner practical inside and outside
salesman; would like good, reliable man fir cashier,
keep the books, etc.; no better lnveitment any-
lvhtre; ratereuce. liho. STEWART, 135 Kearny. 1
]> AB E OPPORTUNITY FOB A MAN WHO
1 means business: » No. 1 Restaurant: cood
trade: day business: Gut class order oi account or
<leD!<rture; cheap. Apply Pacific Exchange. 23
Kearny street. uo7 4t*
1' >AHTNKR WANTED IN NEWLY PITTED-
up corner saloon: splendid business situation:
fine stock and fixtures. Call 536 Fourth st. no 7 2t*
C* 1- n RESTAURANT: RETIRING CAUSE
vli'U. sale; M'LAUGHLIN. 26V a Kearny. 7 St«
A I ff(\ A WKLL-PAYIN(TCOFFEE AND LUNCH
QJOV>. house at s*''rl3ce. 17 Washington. »
Q 1 (}[\ MANUFACTURING. BUSINESS. SEE
%£)'i.\J\J . owner, r. m 1,8 Buctb st. near Mar-
ket no? 2t»
CM fin CIGAR-STORE; FULL VALUE IN
qpTvTv. sight; clears $10i» a month. Mercautlle
Agency and Investment Co., 7 Grant aye. •
QTATIONKKY BOOK-STORE; BEST LOCATION ;
O r.ire bargain; rent 513 50. Cor. O'Farrell and
.Tones. n o 7 3t*
Q I f\(\ GOOD OPENING FOR STEADY MAN.
tu* 1 Vl'. 8 Sixth, near Market, room 1. no 7 2t»
Cj"l £.(} CIGAR-STORE; GREAT BARGAIN;
QIUU. worth $400. FLETCHER. 8131^ Market.
©lfin COX. saloon: is POSITIVE SACRI-
*P 1 O\J. flee, FLETCHER. 9131-2 Market. •
jJOAA BRANCH BAKERY: HRN'll ROOMS:
t?£\J\J. beauty. See FLETCHER, 913V^ Mkt *
"q 9'> a g rocer y~ AND BAR: ben t i only
O— — *-*• 911; receipts over $y a day; stlllcgac-
couat sickness. Apply 635 Folsoni st. •
*< 1 \(\ PARTNER WANTED; TO ASSIST IN
i?>xO\J. office and collect: mast be satisfied with
575 mr/nth. Mercantile Agency aud Investment
Co.. 7 Grant aye. •
QO'A iTki.ICACY AND DAIRY PRODCCE
t. ■*-•)". store; in fine locality: cheap rent; lone
lease: a bargain; suitable for man or lady. 136
blith street vp 7 M*
"L OR SALE— A FINE SALOON IN THE I'EINCI-
T pal business p.<rt of the city, doing a fine trade:
inquire at the Philadelphia Brewery; no sgents;
see MR. KKLI.Ot.. no 7 2f
T.HJR SALE— HA! F OR WHOLE INTEREST IN
J? a first class saloon ; best location in the city. In-
quire in shoe store, 30 Sixth, uear Market St.;
no agents. eo7 *2t»
QOPLA EXPRESS BUSINESS. ESTABLISHED
t_ t)U\f. 6 years: Al stand; 3 fine horses: 1
r: double and 1 single wagon : good harness; wat;o!i-
covers. blankets, etc.: nellinK only on acconnt of
sickness. City Business Exchange. 1027 Market. *
■>!(\(\ UROCERY AND BAK: CASH TRADE
•_ — — u "< of *-5 to $35 per day: mostly bar
inle; Investigation allowed until satisfied: AI
place. Full particular*, City Buslaeu Exchance,
lo_T Market st •
-Wl BUSINESS HAVING 503 regular
V •'• MI - customers secured by contract: clearing
£.00 per month; no previous experience necessary;
employs several men; large stoic. City Business
Exchange. 10^7 Market st •
Q97^ DAIRY PRODUCE ROUTE: 75 kkuc-
<T— • »■• lar customers; good horse and wagon;
pays (75 per month; trial allowed; positive bar-
gaiti. City Basinets Exchange. 1027 Market st. •
qCQAfI PARTNER WANTED; CORNER (TitO-
r^ <J\J\Jm eery and bar: Western Addition; big
i ii trade; owner is a man of th* best standing and
Las never had a man interested before: this Is a
legitimate, boui-file proposltloo.-snd will stind a
through Inspection. B. WHITE. 765 Market st
'{ 0 SELL YOUR BUSINESS OR PROPERTY GO
J. I . H. WHITE, 70S Market st
i)(* ACRE CHICKEN RANCH TO RENT; BAN
■— U MateoCo. WUITE. 765 Market St.
Q9fin PARTNER WANTED IN A MANU-
'■~ —y f facturing business; duties to deliver
goods and assist part of the time In shop packing
goods, etc.; win clear from $76 a mouth upward-
suitable ror any steady man. WHITE, 765 Market.
— Qjfjn Kt>TACRANT NEAR THE PRINCI-
♦ 'n't- IUUI pal factories: doing a business of $18 a
i£.?7~*trpiT *8 "Br WHITE. 765 Market st. noli 2*
mo GROCERYMEN— THE TRADE. FIXTURES,
-I vehicles, horse*, etc.. or an old-established ero-
leeryI eery is offered sale, all in first-class condition;
puicbase or stock optional: excellent location:
splendid store; low rent Apply at 'Mi Clay.no 6 7t*
"I ADY WANTS PARTNER WITH $300; GOOD
■iJ paying business. 931 Market st. room 2. n8 2*
pROCERY AND BAR WITH BUILDING IX-
\J eluded; 5 large living Hi barn, etc.; long
lease; ground rent $15 a month: will sell building
; lu-.i- f..r 1000 or all for $1500. Apply on prem-
ises, 1001 Tennessee St.. above Napa, Iv Potrero. 2*
"qtationery. news and fancy goods,
O cheap; established 15 years: holiday trade: iu-
veatigate. 1657 Mission st. 1106 3i*
■ OCn STATIONERY AND VARIETY STORE:
« —O\J. a*ta»lished 3 jears; large ltvlng-rooin.
3 302 Powell st. nub 3t»
"\rARIETy-^TORE. ICECREAM AND SODA,
V bran'-h bakery, statlunery, candy, laundry of-
fice; f.rst-clasß location. Apply Call Br.iuch.uo6 a*
CO^H RE^TAURANT. GOOD ORDER. GOOD
C— •)''. steady trade; rent $22 60; must sell:
other business: genuine bargain. 52 Eighth, not! 3*
«:irU>n WANTED EVERYBODY TO KNOW
♦_ \J\J\J. that are is $1000 or any part of It in
the hands of "Cap" Martin or the Cattle oon, at
101 Stockton st., to be placed that L. K. Ellen will
lie elected Mayor of San Fraccfeco on November 8.
1692. noj 4t«
I "PORTLAND (OREGON) BARBER-SHOP. SIX
X r hairs; elegantly furnished and on Lest street
In city. rot particulars address FORBES A-
BREED EX. Portland. nos ft
< 1 lAls ROUTJE FOR SALE: SPLENDID
1 iv f . chance: if you have this amount or
money and out of work tow Is your opportunity:
lays ?5o per month. Apply this office tios tr
V ~\0(\ VARIETY-STORE; NEATLY FITTED
•. • ty'KJ . up; fine stock goods: cigars, groceries,
fruit: living-rooms In rear; cheap; account depart-
ure: choice location fat family trade. Apply JAS.
P. M--KENNA A- CO.; 873% Market, room 1.n05 3t*
LA .'.UN FOR SALE CHEAP; NICELY FITTED
0 up; central location. Apply L. WINDERS,
United State* Brewery. nos 3t»
KAT MARKET; hKLLING 'J O 4 BEEF,
>'I 18 sheep, 4 hogs. 500 lbs veal a week: rent $30:
lons lease. Apply 328 Hickory aye., bet Octavia
and Laguna. Oak and Fell sts. nos 7l*
i pBOCERTi wTfil FIXTURES, TO RENT
{ ' I i heap: good location; family trade; chance for
| tltigie man. Apply at once 268 Stevenson. nos 3t*
■ Ii BAKF.RY AND NOTION-STORE FOR
; X> sale cheap. 2007 Hyde. lios 4t*
/ ' pORNEB GROCERY WITH BAR; EXCHANHR
KJ tor chicken ranch. Address Exchange, box 137,
Call liranch Office. tios 3t*
pKOCERYAND BAR. VERY CHEAP; ON AC-
VJ conat sickness. 208 First, nr. Howard. uos a;*
C?*J. COST $800: SACRIFICED: LEAVING
•'•'"• city: handsome driica<*y and produce
Lusiness; living-rooms. 143 Seventh st nus 4t«
ALOON FOR BALE— SIS CLAY ST., ON AC.
v count of other business; noieasonable offer re-
tvHX nos 3t»
niO LET— SALOON. BOARDING AND LODGING
J bouse, bar fixtures, range; 10 rooms upstairs.
II w. cor. Powell and Vandewater tti., nr. Bay.s 7t*
1 1 i)?. VALENCIA-PORK, PROVISION AND
J- 1 *-«-» delicacies store very reasonable. no* 4t*
"L7OK SALOON: BEST LOCATION: NO
-I agents. Inquire 330 BbOi St. no 4 7t»
1?OK SALE-$500; MECHANICS' HOTEL OF
-» sixty rooms: all furnished. Apply to W. is
CLIFF. 19 sixth st no* tr
BARGAIN-GROCERY; BAR; GOOD BUSINESS;
AJcheap rent; lease 6 years. 821 Market, no 4 7 1 .'
TO LET-OAKF.S HOTEL AT BATfTABDS I 08
A particulars apply at premises or 11. FF.TEHMAN.
Mount Eden. oclv; tr
pALL ROUTE ACROSS IHE BAY FOR SALE.
V Inquire of cashier Call Offlo. oi 27 tr
QINGER SEWING MACHINE; PEBM
O worth $30 lor $6. 22 Halght st. co 3 st»
"I^ORKALEIN LOS ANOKLES— FIRST-CLASS
X merchant tailor business: established for 5
years; large store; rent only $25 a month: stock
and fixtures worth »1000; will sell for $660. Ad-
dress Merchant Taller, box 632, Los A::celcs.
*'»'- no« lit
I)OAKDING AND LODGING HOUSE; BAR;
*> pay* well: satisfactory reason for selling. Call
liraiich^OClce. H o 2 7t
PARTNER WANTED WITH $2000 IN CASH TO
J- invest In some good-paying business or ranch;
married man preferred; advertiser has rmiii •
amount Adores. .». 11. H., box 155. Call Bra:ich.2 7»
j, X HALE-MILLINERY-sTORE IN SOUTH
i, ii " V» uclBCO - Inquire HENRY V. ROSKAMP.
Railroad ay»... .Sooth - : ,n FrancUro. no 2 7t»
\K' LKKLY CATHOLIC NEWSPAPER WITH A
. Jn'i W *°? r "'""T Increasing ctrculatloD. also in
rmfi ?«mi. P i ."i.uitl.n. m for sale. Address
Catholic, box 107. all Branch Office mi ir
:V OK BALE - Mil M. CANDY AND CIGAR
Jgn.re: cheap: ki e«s cause. .7 Stockton, nl 14*
V-!< 1 SALOON ON THIRD ST.. KB. MARKET-
i> sell this week. Inquire 45 Third st_noi 7' ♦ '
SHOEMAKER-SHOP F(.R KALE: GOOD STAND'
p 427 Fourth i-t. Apply 611 Fourth nol 7t» '
■I PJENTEK-SHOP Fob SALE: CLKAHS $150
V to $200 per luontii. A. O. KNIGHT * co
f>)ti Market st. opposite Fifth. oe 1 l( "
sjv KONKt'TO row
If ONEY LOANED ON JEWELRY AND OTHER
»1 valuables at the Security Loan Ban*, noj
larket. nr. Mason; private entrance 7 lurk, 9tf
"II ONEY AT <$% ON I IRST AND SECOND MORT-
i» gages without delay. MURPHY. we Pine. 3 3rn
TOANS ON REAL ESTATE. NOTES MDS. IN
- warehouse. J.&BOWMAN «23 Montgomery, if
| BAItREL OF MONET ON IST ORSDMOET-
■*- gage; tf percent; no delay. J. L.. 411 Farre.it. l y
| FINANCIAL. ~~~
\ 1 126 KEARNT. ROOM 9. TOO CAN BORBOW
Jl money at low rate*: private room* lor ladles:'
pet** for gale; take elevator. arltt
CAN FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BAJIsT
s> t't* iUiarny st, th* : only - corporation tii\t leads
RiOia aiwnoucl*. watcaes: law lct»roji ■ o*4*C
CITY KEAL
li'Oß SALK ON EASY TE RMS." ' r"
r Just completed, S elegant 2-story Eastlake
bouses c* 6 rooms and bath, with all modern im-
provement*; on Dolores St., bet i!Bth and 29th:
here Ii a chance you don't want to miss to secure a
home of your own.
. PAY DOWN" WHAT YOU CAN.
I win make your monthly payments to cult: also
several cozy cottages of 6 ami 6 rooms aud bath iv
fine location aud on the different car lines. For
particulars apply to J. M. COMERFORD, owner and
Builder.
Office, Junction Valencia and Mission Sam At of-
fice Sunday* inun 10 to 4 oVU" k. ocs tt WeFrMo
moniin COB. 23D AND DIAMOND STS.:
tjT OO''U. 2-story house of ♦> rooms.
$'J750 <-ach— 2 6-room cottages; sunny sh'.u of
2:.1 st.. near Diamond.
Comfortable house of 6 large rooms on
D.amond St.. near 25th.
$40U0— 7-ro(»m double bay-wludow residence;
cor. "sth and Diamond sts.
$2750— Cottazeof 6 rooms on Diamond, near 25th
All finished complete with bay-windows, baths
vrucd mautels, floored basements, iron fence, stone
sMawa ks lei and only 1 block vest from Castro-st
cars.
ON VERY EASY TKRMS.
Br F. NELSON, builder. 1520 2bta St.. near
Castro. - no3tf
figOnnn SLOTS. EACH 261114. S. SIDE LIB-
«Tr«-» v \J\i. city, bet. Guerrero and Dolores: street
work heliia done will be paid by owner Address
Dolores, box 117. Call Branch om' c. noJ 7t»
K EDUCED TO ?3tOO; NEW FLATS, 4 ROOMS
JV each, and large lot, 27:0x114; Valley St., bet.
Dolores and Church; closa to the electric cars.
THOMAS MAGKE. 20 Montgomery st uol 7t
STHfifi 2-STORY HOTJaE: 9 ROOMS: BATH:
C* • UUU. lot 25x137:0; fine marine view. Ap-
Hy on premises, 2514 Laguna st. ocSO 8t»
DO YOU WANT PROPERTY. CITY OR COU.V
try. in tbe prettiest valley of the State? Apply
to Napa Land Company, Napa, Cal., for Hat or
properties. »e23 tt
ANTKD-RESir.ENCE PROPERTY WITHIN
'' district. Mason to Poll and McAllister to Sut-
tersta.; price not to exceed $10,000: no agents.
Address Residence, box 117, Call Branch. oc3O tf
nOBXEKLOT, 100x100; 1 BLOCK FROM ELEC-
V..' trie roaJ in Coima: on li at. and Second aye.;
Spring Valley water on th« lots: wl I sell the whole
for $<50; no such chance ever offered (before bee
own 618 Jones ft. oc2B tf
WHY FAY RENT,
It When for
i'ASx MONTHLY PAYMENTS
You can acquire
YOUR OWN HOME
In any part of
CITY OK SUBURBS?
Apply for particulars,
JAMES SIMMONS.
se2 tf FrSuMoWe 19 Montgomery St.
TF YOU ARE TIRED OF PAYING BENT CALL
-I and see me; I Lave 2-story houst3, cottage and
flats in all part* of t>,e city ror sale in easy monthly
payments equal to rent Inquire for particular*
LOUIS LANDLER, 18 Montgomery st
se4 auMoTVe Fr tf
QOflfk CORNER; 100x100; BIDEWALKED;
tj'tjy'y.f. in Berkeley : *30 cash, $15 monthly.
$200— Lot 25x100; $10 each. $5 monthly.
S4so— Lot 80x120. with creek.
$500— Lot 30x140; macadamlred.
*360— Lot 40x102; $5 cash, *5 monthly.
CHAS. a. BAILEY, owner. 20 Montgoic'y.oc3Q tr
a>lf\A MONTH WILL bet A HOME IN SAU3A-
QJLUIito. E. D. SPARROW. 628 Market )y» tr
A SPECIALTY OF CITY AND ;l-OVNTRY iiX-
XV change of all descriptions at the traders' aa*)*>
qnarters. 1081 Market. BWEETaKB*BBHaBB.a*
4 WEEKS NEWS FOR 8 CENTS-THK WEEKLY
n C»r,r lw wrarr*r. re*d» fnr malting.
COU^vxiiY REAL ESTATE.
1?OR SALK, EXI BANOE OB RSNT-KANCHB*.
1 a I sizes, [prices and localities; others wanted.
W. .'. IIENfiY. 323 Ke<mrst i,ots :u
&]|()j| BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOME IN
VJ- -I l ' • Sonoma: 6-rcom house, carpenter-
shop, barn, stable, chicken-houses, carriage, car-
rlaee-house: choice fruit. grapes; warden and
lawn. SWKETSKR ABRIG»KS.IO2I'-^ Market St. 2*
INARMS TO I.KASE: FORECLOSaRFS FOR
1 sale. W. B. EASTIN, 120 Montgomery, nog it
RANCHES WANTED IN EXCHANGE FOR CO T-
i 1 tapes lots or a business at prices from $1000 to
SHO.OOO, any part of the State. 11. M. CAMERON,
479 Muth at.. Oakland. no 3 14t
Al.l All X GRAPE AND FRUIT RANCH: 90
v acres; «rrat sacrifice; also 5000 gallons choice
wine. Inquire E. Coil:::. 121 Front St., S. ?.iio3 7t
I?OR BENT— SM ACRtS CONTRA COSTA CO.
X? Address L. N., 543 '* Natoma st. oc3o St»
SCHOOL LANDS. $1 60 TO $3 AN ACRE; ON
O very easy terms; sold by the State I.i tracts to
suit; no residence or Improvements required: all
kinds of lands In many different counties; send
stamp for list; open day and evenings. F. W.
LARK. 6 Flood building. ocl3tf
<f>r. TO $J0 AN ACRK. M . GRIFFIN. COTTON'!
(£*J wood, County. Cat List free. ocl7 lin
AT fEB ACRE. IN 20. 30 AND 40 ACRE
tracts, on easy terms; unimproved orchard and
vine land 3 miles south of Los liatos. P. H. JOR-
DAN* CO.. Los Uatos. oc9 tf
GOVERNMENT LANDS'.
FOR HOME OR INVESTMENT!
IN CALIFORNIA—
FlDect level farming lands.
Rich black soil, ready to plow.
Large, fine valley; railroad thronghli.
Water ditches now building.
Mild climate, free fuel, cheap lumber:
Work at good wages there now.
Laud Can be taken without residence,
tend 4c stamp for fuii information to F. W.
LAKE, 6 Flood building, Baa Francisco. Cal.api4 tf
CONOMA COUNTY LAN ii — SALE OB Ex!
0 change; write ruily. ANDREW PRICE. Heaid*
Larg. Cai. fel4tf
LOST.
T OST— ON JONES AN D~~EDDY~^TsTr'H AL F-
-1 a Bf a \-.i slut. Return at once t > SlUO'Farreil
st. and receive reward. no 7 'it*
pHILD'S FOX~FUII COLLAR. RETURN SAME
V^ to 518 Jessie, receive reward. co 7 21*
GOLD WATCH; NAME INSIDE CASE CHARLES
\J to Louise; liberal reward. 1033 24th. no 6 3t«
] OST OR STOLEN — A GORDON* SETTER.
I about 1 year old. with a white spot on his
breast long tail. and name ■■Math": pay a re-
ward. GEO. MULLEB. 214 Davis st nos 3t«
SMALL WHITE in 9, BROWN SPOT ON BACK
and cur x, 333. Ketnrn 205* Jones st.reward.2*
I OST— A PASSBOOK WITH THE HIBERNIA
1< BaTlac* at".i Loaa >rr:eiy ( f .'-an Francisco in
the namnor J. GILKKRT. No. 160.579. The finder
wiil I'lraae re; urn to l'a:ik, iio3 6t»
FOUND.
L"OUN U-POCKKT- KNIFE, PEARL HANDLE.
T Owti'-r ■• .it 710 ■■:'.! : nos 3t»
di:xtists.
rTeThTsCII m^T^ETI>ENTIST."ROOM!r S5-36
Murp Uy _t»u lldlug. liSa Market st. «e2O 3m
DR. REA,~~923 MARKET, EXT. TEETH 50-.
1 ' with gas $1; filling! low: opea eveninis. J»3 •-'
*NY ASi'LUM-KEEFEK MOWS ALL DENTAL
-»"»■ eases are dangerous; by my wonderful secret
local application to tne gums teeth may be Cued or
extracted painlessly; thirteen first prizes for finest
filling, crowuwork. brl«Ja:<?w<>rk and plates. 1 res-
omnoeud my dental college that has removed from
1170 Market st 10 1 Fifth St.. cor. Market: you can
have good dental work none at my college for one-
half tbe price the cheapest dentists charge
those wishing me to do tbe work call at my mala
iflice. 6 O'Farrell st ; examlsa;ion at both places
free. DR. G. W. LEEK. aulotf
S7 PER fET; TO PLEASE OK NO CHARGE;
C I filing $1; ext. 60c. DR. PERRY, 8 Mason, t!
/ 'OLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION, So6MARKEi
V. St. DR. CHARLES W. DECKER. JeB tf
DR. 11. U. I O UN ACTION PAINLESS;
1 ' pl«;e-work, t>ridge-work, teeth without j>l»:oj.
s specialty. 1841 Polk st ■ my 14 tr
V^O IA 1 KACTIN(i OF TEETH MADE
X> easy, 60c and $1; artificial teeth from $6; fill-
ing from $1. CKO'».ME Dental AMOCiatiou. 759
Market St.. bet Third and Fourth. apl'i if
Q7 A SET FOR TEETH; WARRANTED AS
<? I good as can be made; filling «l. lilt.ai'.nu,
centlst, t>3o Market st ,cext Baldwin Theater.
1 }R.A.LUDLIMHILL, 144» MA KKETST..
XJ Eleven. it: u« charge for extracting when plates
are ssade; old plates made over me aawi iseta
txeiti per set; extracting 60e; gas given, 4U
DR. C. H. WILSO:T~DI!NTIST,I 93» MABXBZ
XJ St.. bet Fifth aud Slita. pop. Mason. delft It
EDUCATIONAL.
V^IOLIN. MANDOLIN, BANJO AND KIIENCH
conversation, COcaod 75c per lesson (private).
PROFESSOR FRANCIS, assisted by PROFESSOR
LOUIS MERKI, 1038 Howard St.. nr. Sixth. n5 Im
CLASSES IN ARCHITECTURAL DRAWING
\J Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings rrom
7:30 to 9:30. 935 Maricet it. room 15. nos 3t*
pROK. 1). MANSFIELD, MANDOLIN. GUITAR,
X banjo, compositions. Studio 1705 Hark«tno3 3m
ENGLISH BRANCHES TAUGHT: LONG EX-
perlenf c with rorelgn pnplU. 315 Mason.oc27 la
P W..KIMBALL. TEACHER OFPIANO; TERMS
i . moderate. ¥912 Howard st. oc2tt lin
SPAN Ml TEACHER: CONVERSATION AND
grammar; from 1 to 5 o'clock. 124 O'Farrell. 1 in
EALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 24 POST ST.:
double-entry bookkeeping, penmanship, short-
hand, type-writing, telegraphy, etc., all included in
bnsintsa course under oue fee of $75. je3o tf
pACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE. 320 POST ST.;
1 life »cbolar»blp $75; day and a veiling. oc2o tf
MERCANTILE COLLEGE * NORMAL SCHOOL.
Golden Gate A Van Ness. Day A evenings. 18 tf
SlNO'in VOICK CULTURE. APPLY DAILY.
0 605 Powell st, PROF. J. R. OGILVIE. saw 3m
SCHOOL CIVIL. MINING, MECHANICAL, ELBO
trical engineering, surveying, architecture, ai-
s»ylng: enuil,. 1881. A. an .l*r Nal. ... 733 Market
ASTIiOLOGV.
MME. MOREAuTTirFTTtJRTH ' '"htTTToIM I \|.
teller, clairvoyant, lUe-reader; fee 25c. 7 8t«
MME. M. RAVENNA REVEALS PAST, PKF.S-
and future; reasonable. 225% O'F*rrell. 6 tf
MMX. DE VF.RE. MEDIUM; HOURS, 9 A. M.
I>l to 4 v. m. 9 Mason n. noO 3t*
1 BT— ABRTTAL OF Mlis DR. ARMOUR,
1 Tbe pul>!ic can consult tbl* torn, aster on all
bushiest; although a stranger she will call yon by
name and tell tlie object of your visit; lost property
located; absent friends revealed, lawsuits for«u>'<l;
Dr. Armour never takes money In advance; if she
can't clve you the information you want she wont
charge you; fee $1. Boom .C. 931 Market uos HI
pi.OF. MEAD CASTS HOROSCOPES BY PLAN-
I et»:auswers questions or life. 1104 Mission it. 1 in
VI RS. WILSON TKI.LH PAST, FUTURE, PREH-
■'I ent; ladies 60c ; gents, $1. 103 glitti. oil 3 in
\| ME DR. THOMAS, SCIENTIFIC REVEALStt
ITi by eggs and cards; tells entire lire, past, pres-
ent, future; consultation* on all affairs, nothing ec
cepted; name given, valuable advice and sura h-»ip;
restores lost love by sympathy, mistake Impossible;
"'•eases cured; lee $1; letter $2. 30 Kearuy. 13 If
Til ME. EXODIUS. CLAIRVOYANT. HAS R!C-
i>l nn.Vf.l to 14 -lurk- h'.. Hoom »; fen SOc o.'4tf
-lII MM tXUM.
n'^ytvovTnrn^AirrEs" only : " feiT^s^
\J SS7V% Third St.. la basement. no 6 st«
VIRS.DRKNAPP.MUDIUM; SITTINGS DAILY:
i>J circles Tuestiays and Thursdays, at . h r m »
Mason st . »io6 3t»
\1 BS. MILLER. TEST AND BUSINESS MEDI.
I*l urn; circles Tuesday, B r>. m.; Friday -.' -30 ri«.
25 cents; reading dally. 1040'. a MigHon et 0c26 tf
\JRS. J. J. WHITNEY. CLAIRVOYANT TEST
■>»I medium and life-reader. > VilH Stockton. ap26 tf
'ONTIi ACTORS AND nUILDEItS. J ,~V
JT.LAWRKNUK,CAItPEHTEB AND BUILDER I
• tin B*cram*nio it ; cabinet work and Btflßfas I
•AcMi-ieaapujratUaded; tataaaaa* »<ML • miou ■
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THE MORXING CALL, SAN FRAXCTgQO, MONDAY, NOTEMBEB 7, 1892-TWENTY PAGES.
Oakland real kstate.
(2»-T ONE DHJ..LAR !>->WN. "^
<Jpl. $I— ONE DOLLAR A WEEK.
FOR LOTS $160 EACH.
MELROSE STATION TRACT.
70 LO IS SOLD LAST MONTH.
11. B. PIN NET, OWNER,
907 BROADWAY. OAKLAND.
OBPICE OPEN EVENINGS. Dos tt ■
1 LOT 60x140. »350; COVERED WITH FRUIT
X trees. A. 11. BREED &. CO., 400 Ninth st,
Oakland. no 4 tf
STONE TRACT; 100 LOTS SOLD; SEND FOR
map. 4tiO Ninth st.. Oakland. no 4 tf
Q1 r-'.^fl A NEW AND MODERN HOUSE OF
«£> -1 ■»-» \J . good rooms, hard finished, with lot
50x113, at Fruit vale— Dlraonds— and adjoining the
electric-car line; *lso free past given over the road
for five years: easy terms. Apply to HENRY- E.
ALDEN or E. W. WOODWARD A CO.. 902 Broad-
war. Oakland. no 2 7t
l<->'(| LOT 5UX140; A FEW LEFT; CALL
ijpOOxJ. at once. 460 Ninth at.. Oakland. no4tf
QOfvrvn A DOUBLE FLAT OF » ROOMS. 2
«rOl/Ul/. baths and all complete: rents, upper
Hat $14 ami lower flat $15: will tell easy terms.
Apply to HENRY E. ALDEN or E. W. WOOD-
WAKD A CO.. 802 Broadway. Oakland. no'i 7t
CIA CASH (SECURES 60x140 LOT; CHOICE
tIDXV/. property. 4tiO Ninth »U. Oakland. no 4 tt
ffij - FIVE DOLLARS DOWN. ~"
$I— ONE DOLLAR A WEEK
For building lota in the
ALVIN TRACT, NK4R FKUITVALK,
Close to llaywartls Electric Road.
ONLY TEN MINUTES RIDE FROM OAKLAND.
PRICE. $160 TO 8250 KACH.
Tract fenced and graded.
JACOB HEY MAN. 630 Market St.. and O. A. RU-
DOLPH. vis Broadway. Oakland. *eiB tt
f>C MONTHLY; STONE TRACT ON ELECTRIC
C' 1 '""! 460 Ninth !»t.. Oakland. n»4 tf
pa klam) MivNlKKl. yoitsA l. k.
1 F FURNITURE YOU WANT GOOD AND CHBAP.
iseeH. SCHI'LLHAAS. 4O>< if v»n:h at de 6 tt eoJ
ALA M EDA BE \l. EBTAI E.
NLY '"fl'ooO- "llOlJSK "AND COR. LOT;
good bouse: $2700: easy terms: a large list
of city property and outside lands to exchange;
(urulsued and unfurnished houses, and also rooms
for rent MRS. I. H. CHANDLER, 1329 Parkst.
Masonic building, Alain eda. ocltttf
VINE NEW COTTAGE. ONLY fIOU DOWN
r balance to suit. $2000: good house, 7 rooms,
large lot. only $1700; great bargain. J. ft, RAN LEY
A CO., 1351 Park St.. Alameda. ocs tl
flt«J/|n(AMI, BALANCE $30 PER MONTH;
f^OXjyj lot 33:4x100; new cottage of 5 rooms
and bath; 2V2 blocks front Grand st. station: fine
view: price $2500. N0.209
$3160— Lot 31:5x158; new 2-story bouse of 6
rooms and bath: convenient to station and school;
excellent neighborhood; $300 cash, balance $30
per month. No. 168
$4260— L0t 37:6x100; cew 2-story house or 7
rooms and bath; N. side of Central aye., near sta-
tion: $500 cash, balance $35 per month. No. V'Ji)
$6000— Lot 50x150; new 2-story bouse or 8
rooms and bath; near Morton-st station: modern
Improvements; cement walks; etwork done;
easy payment down; ba.ai.ee monthly install-
ments. No. 25
Choice lots ror sale cheap In all parts or Al.meda;
houses to rent and money to loan. H. H.Mhrf.ai.
* CO., 1432 Park st., Alameda. 402 Montgomery
at. Sau 1 rtiirlHCii. »e3O tr
ASSESSMEVT NOTICKB.
\BSES»ME>I N ' iICE— BKI.LE ISLE MINING
Company. Location of principal place or Lust-
ness, San Franclsco.iCalirornla; location of works,
jntiaror», J 1. o Cnu ty. >rv,
Notice Is hereby given that at a meeting of th*
board of directors, held on Hie sth day or «ov«n ber,
Ib 9*.>, an assessment (No. ■ < ) or iv cei.ts per share
was levied upon the capital stock or the corpora-
tion, payable immediately In Uulted Mates gold
coin to tbe secretary, at the ollire or the compaor,
SIU Pine si., rooms la »ii«i 17, San Francisco. Call
lorn la
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the th day of Ken mber 1802,
will be delinquent and advertised for sale at'publlo
auction; ami. unless payment i.« made before will
be sold on W KDNKSDAY. the 4th day of * L>rv
189 . to pay the delinquent assessment together
with costs or advertising and expenses or sale. By
crder or the Board of Directors.
.1. •*. PKW, Secret -ry.
Office— 3tO Finest, rooms 15 ana 17. s^n Fian-
clsco. Calirornia. L08t»
,' CONSOLIDATED NKW YOISK MININO COM
■ pany— Location of prlncioal place or business
San Francisco, California; location of works, Goid
HHI. Moray County, Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that at a meeting of the
Board of Directors held on the til day of ■< irmasxjt.
1892, an a.'Be<Mintit (No. '.') at Tea ( l>| Cent* per
share was levied upon tlie capital stock or the cor.
poration, payable Immediately In United Slates
gold coiu to the Secretary, at the office of the com-
pany. No 7 : < >. \au- l-»«ck. No. .ius» iio t ocaary
street, San Francisco. California.
Any stock upon wuicti this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on i>*> t.. day of 'ember, IBM, will
be deilnqnent and advertised for sale BI public
auction; and unless payment Is |made before, will
be sold ou ttKij.i "-HAY. the t.i day or .-ccc ■•-
ber, l-; J. to pay the delinquent assessment, to-
gether with costs of advertising aud expenses aX
sale. By order or the Board of Directors.
ciias. k. ELLioT. Secretary.
Office— Room 79 Nevada It.ork, No. 309 Mi.nt-
gonu ry st . San Francisco. Cal. 1 o3 td
}j<XCHEQ.UEB MINIM a COMPANY-LOCAI lON
JJ or principal place of bust nan, San Fran.
Cisco. California; location of works, Gold Hill,
fctorey County, Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that at a meeting of the
Board of Directors held on tun <: -;t» day of >rtou«r
1892. an a*»a*<ment (No. 4) of T-n Cents per
sasre was levlod upon the capital stock or tbe cor-
poration, payable Immediately In United States
gold coin, to tue Secretary, at the office cr the com-
pany. No 79 >t-ai. lork No. suw a:oj.iiomtry
street, San Francisco. California. * on " 7
Any Stock upon which tnia assessment shall re-
main unpaid on otii day of >• vember, ;<«■.<_'. will
be deilnqueut and advertised for sa c at public
auction; and unless payment It made before, will
be sold on I l .-DAY, the it th day of mam
ter. 1892. to pay the delinquent assessment, to
fretbor with costs of advertising ai.d expense* of
sale. By order or the Boatd or Directors.
«« ~ J « '■--.:■:. i eecretary.
Office— Room 79 Nevada Block. No. IV,* Must-
gonicry st., San Francisco. Cil. 0c29 td
V OTICE OX ASSES^MENT-OCUIDKNTAL CON
Xi solldateo Mining Company. Location of princi-
pal place or buslaest. fan Francisco, California:
location or worts. Silver Star Mining District,
Ctorey County. Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that at a meeting of th*
board "I director*, held on the 25ih day or Octo-
ber. 1892. an assessment (No. in of twenty-five
cents (2*c) per ibare was levied upon the capital
stock of the corporation, payable Immediately in
United Stats gold colu to tbe secretary, at the
ofS?* or the company, room No. 69. Nsv.tda Hlcek
No. 309 Montgomery st, San iranelsco, California'
Any itoca upon w.il h,ttns atiessuieut shall re-
main u:ipahl on the 30tn day of -November, 189'J
will be delinquent and advertised for salt at public
auction; and no lets payment Is m.d* berore. will
be sod on WEDNESDAY, the 21st day or Decem-
ber. 1693, to ray the delinquent imminent to-
gether with the costs or advertising and expanse*
of tale. By order or toe Board or Directors
ALFRED R. DURBROW. Secretary.
Office— Room No. 89. Nevada Block. No. 309
Montcormry st. San Franclsto. California. oc'J« td
ASSESSMENT NOTICE — BULLION MINING
JV Company. Location of principal place or busu
cess. San Francisco. Caiirorula. I ,catiou of works.
fctorey County. Nev. '
Notice Is hereby given that at a meeting cf the
board of director*, held on the -Oth day of October
1892, an assessment (No. 40) or 25 cents per share
was levied upon th* capital stock of the corpora-
tion, payable Immediately in United States colt
cola to tt.e secretary, at th" effice of tbe company
room -.0. 331 Fine m.. San Francisco, California
Any stock upon which this aneument shall'
main unpaid on the a*ta day of November 1892
will be delinquent and advertised rcr sale at'i.uullq
auction; unless payment Is made before, win
be sold on hl>> ESDA Y. the 14th day of December
1*92, to ray the delinquent at*easm«nt together
with costs or advertising and expenses o* sale By
crder or the Board of Directors. '
-_, „ R. k.OKaVSON. secretary.
Office-Room 20, 331 I'lae st, San Fiancuco.
California. oc3l td
VTOTICK OF ASSESSMENT— JUSTJCB MININQ
i-i Company. -Location of principal place or nnsi.
ness hati Fr^neiaco. Cal.; location of works, Gold
Hill Mining District. Storey County. Nev
Not'ce li hereby glvnn that at a meeting of the
board of directors, held on tbe 1 4th day or October.
189' i, »n aisessrnont (No. SV) of fi'teen (IS) cents
per share was levied upon tbe capital stock ot the
corparatlou.paraMo immediately iv UuitPi Matte
gold coin, to the secretary, at the office of the com-
pany, 419 California St., room 3. San Fraacisco,
CM.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on th* lHth day of November. 1802,
will be delinquent, ana advertised for sale at pub-
lic auction; and unless payment is made before,
will be sold on THURSDAY, the Bth day of De-
cember, 1&92. to pay tne delinquent assessment to-
gether with the costs of advertising and expenses
of sale.. By order or to* board of directory,
R. E. KELLY, Secretary.
Office- 419 California st, room 3. Han 1-raneiseo,
Cal. oci6 td
A BSESSMENT NOTICE-MEXICAN GOLD AND
XV Sllvnr Mining Company. Location of principal
place or business. San Francisco. California; loca-
tion of works. Virginia, storey County, Nev.
Notice Is hereby given that at a meeting of th*
board or directors, held on tbe 13th day of October
1&92, un assessment (No. 4A) or 25 cents per share
was levied upon the capital stock or the corpora-
tion, payable immediately In Unltod states gold
coin to toe secretary, at the office of the compaay
room 79, Nevada bloc*. 809 Montgomery street.
Ban Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the 17th day or November, 189' i,
will be delinquent and advxrtlsed for sale at puoilo
auction: ana, unless payment Is made before, will
be sold on t."DAY, the 7th day or December.
1892. to pay the delinquent assessment together
with coats of advertising and expense* or sals By
order or the Bo<ird of Director*.
CHARLES E. ELLIOTT. Secretary.
Office— Room 79. Nevada Block. 309 Montgomery
street, San Francisco. California. oclitd
RJOTICB OF ASSESSMENT -SAVAGE MI.V.
XI ing Company. Location or principal place of
business, San Francisco. California: location of
workt, Virginia Mlntr.g District. Storey County.
State of Nevada.
Notice la hereby given that at a meeting of the
Board of arbiters, beirl on the 7th day of Oeto.
b«r, 189* i. an assessment (No. 7«) of fifty (50)
cents per share was levied upon tbe capital stoc. of
the corporation, payable immediately in Uulted
States goiJ coin to tbe secretary, at the office or tbe
company, room 4, Nevada Block, SO9 Montgomery
street, San Franclteo. California. • ■ ■
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on th« nlulhday or November, ]«9a,
will be delinquent and advertised for sale at public
auction, and unless pa»meut is made before will
be sold on TUESDAY, the twenty-ninth day or No-
vember. 1892, to pay tbe flellnqueut assessment, to.
getter with the costs of advertising and expenses of
••>•• _ E. B. HOLMKS. Secretary.
Orßre— Room 4. Nevada block, 309 Montgomery
street San Francisco. California. ooK td
OVKHMANSILVr.It MINING COMPAQ V.-1.0-
-' cation of principal place or business, Han Fran-
cisco, California; location of works. Gold Uni
htorey Connty. Nevada.
N< two is hereby given that at a meeting of toe
Board of Director* held on the Mil day or<»ctot>er
JW. an assenamnnt (No. • 6) of T 1 ty Cents par'
share was levied upon Hi* capital stork of th* cor-
poration, payable Immediately Iv United States
gold coin, to th* Secretary, at the office of the com-
pauy, 414 Caiilorula street, San Francisco Call
fornia.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on ii-ta day of Ni vsuiber, ibV'i, will
be dellnrinent and advertised for sale at public
auction; and unless payment Is made before will
be sold on whn.. ISO AY. the. ■•■ day of tiVe'ii-
it. 1U92. to pay the delinquent asstssment, to
gether with costs of advertising and expenses of
sale. By order or the Boat d of Directors.
„,.„ „ O. O. D. EDWAK!,B. Secretary.
Office— 414 California St., Ban I ■Tancuco. Ca|.o7 td
a B S SMKNT NOTICE- K E N TO (i (Jl7n~
J\ eolldaied Mining Company. Location or prin-
cipal t>iace or cosines*, Han rranclsco. Cat.; loca-
tion of worn, Gold Hill, bcorey County, Nev.
Notice ti hereby given that at a rue* 'of th*
Board of Director*, held ou me 31 day of October,
1892, an assessment (N«. 6) of ten (10) cents par
share was levied upon the capital stock of the
corporation, payable Immediately in United State*
gold coin to ta* Secretary, at tbe office of tne com-
pany. 310 Fine street, rooms 10 aud 17, Baa Fran-
cisco, Cal. •
Any st9Cknpon.wh.lch this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the >th day of November, 1H92,
win be delinquent and advertised for sale at public
auction: and unless payment la made before will be -
solo on TUESDAY, the 2 Jth day or November. 1893,
to pay th* delinquent assessment, together wlto
to*u c.r a<iT«rtisifig and ezpeuses af sale. - By order ,
of th* Board ot Directors. . •.-..,.•
„_, _,„ »■ J. w. few. SecreUry.
_OflJce-310 Pine street, rooms is and 17. Man
Fraaclsra. Cal. .... oc6 td
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HOUSES TO LET.
■pOT"rAGE. r ""'2126 POST ST.-B ROOMS AND
VV bath; sunny -'-.c; large grounds: $30 and
water. Apply to P. O. MOLLOY, 138 Montgomery
ttreet no 6 'it
pOTTAGE. 1514 BUCHANAN. N EAR GEARY— tf
yJ ruoms and bath: $^3; water extra. Apply to P.
C. MOLLOY. \3xi Montgomery st. oo .^i _
pOTTAGE. 12525 SITTER ST.— 9 ROOMS AND
»> bath: very choice; $30: water free. Apply to
P. C. MOLLOY. 138 Montgomery at. nod 3t_
rHrTTAGS, 2321 SUTTEE ST.; F.ASTLAKE; 5
" > rooms and bath; $27 bV. Appiy to P. C. MOL-
-IOY. 138 >tontgorrery S. notf 3t
I I AQOOLDBN GATE AYE.— HANDSOME 2-
I l\'«J»try; 9 rooms and bath and stable; $60;
water extra. Apply to P. C MoLLOY, 138 Motit-
gomery st noB 3t
1 OCTA VIA. ON THE HILL. NEAR GEARY
Xi)\Ju — 9 rooms and bath; $50: water extra. Ap-
ply to P. 1 . BrOLLOT. 138 Montgomery st noo St
p.-l - POLBOM — ELEGANT 10 ROOMS AND
•M bath. $40: water extra. Apply P. CL MOL.
LOT. 138 Montgomery ;no6 3t
.- O7 FOL3OM-10 ROOMS; ALL IMPKOVE-
*)£it inputs: $40; water extra. Apply to I*. C.
MOLLOY. 133 Montgomery st. no 3 3t
1 RfUi STOCKTON, OPPOSITE THE PARK—
lOUl) New; 8 rooms and bath; $12 60. Apply to
P. C. MOLLOY. ISB Montgomery st. »oH at
Ql 7 POLK. NEAR GEARY- IS ROOMS AND
"II all lmprovents: $50; water extra. Apply to
P. C. MOLLOY. 138 Montgomery at no 6 at
9.1 HAIGHT-CAU :.E LINK ii ROOMS AND
*»X bath in elegant order: 50; water free. Apply
to P. c. MOLLOY. 138 Montgomery St. 1106 it
YEW BOVSES — CHEAP: 1529 AND 1535
Xi Geary; cable line; 0 rooms; all Improvements;
$47 60; water extra. Apply top. C. MOLLOY. ISM
Montgomery st -• .•• no(s 3t
Ql ♦> POLK. NEAR OEARY-10 ROOMS; ALL
«JJ_O Improvement*; $50; water extra. Apply to
P.O. MOLLOY. 133 Montgomery st. notf 3t _
r.9K GOLDEN GATE AVE.-KINE BAY-WIN-
*.I«_«J dow; 10 rooms, batb. modern improvements:
suitable for doctor; rent $55; water free. BOS 7t*
qj-1 f\ PER MONTH; 6 FINE ROOMS; SUN ALL
i&lO day; 1210 I.aur«-! aye. : key 1210 Turk st
MADISON A BUBKb'. 62tf Market St. nos St
V'A I 9 BROADWAY — TWO-STORY HOUSE 9
—\J I — rooms, bath, large yard; all modern im-
provements; fine marine view; rent $80: key 200tt
Itruadway. Apply MADISON & BURKE. 02$J
Market B*. nos at
1 Q RO.NDELL PLACE. OFF SIXTEENTH ST.,
10 between Valencia and Mission— 3 rooms; $10.
Apply D STERN * SONS. 32:1 Montgomery. "5 7t
BOUSE OF 4 ROOMS. 2301 POLK ST.; $18.
nos 4t«
I ITiQaTBINBm ST.; MOUSE OF 7 KOOMS
JLttUO and bath. no 4 7t*
C?l i' HOUSE, tf ROOMS. BASEMENT. LARGE
%pI.U. yard, stable. 87 Clipper; key grocery.o4 8*
To LET OR LEASE FOR TEIIM OF YEABS-
I large cottage, with large gronnds, garden, stable,
rhlcken-house, etc; a beautiful place: at Golden
Gate, Berkeley. Apply GORDON, 430 Montgomery
street nol tt
L*KW CHEAP HOUSES TO RENT; $7 TO $15.
J F. A. BERLIN. 420 Montgomery, mi. »■ aS?t
»7C LOWER II \1 For HOUSE; F.LEOANTLY
V • '■'• furnished: central for business. CHAS.
ASHION.4II Moatgomaty st. ocSO 14t
fl>9fk llol'MK ON SEVENTH .ST.; 8 ROOMS
Jjr~yJ- and bath. Apply 325 I lfth it oc2B «
©9- BAY-WINDOW HOUSE, 6 BOOMS: BAB,
«3T*-«'. bath and water; garden. $7— ln rear: tl*f.
3 rooms; >ard, water. Apply 1512 Golden Gate
avenue. - oc2l tr
A WEEK'S NEWS FOR 5 CENTS— THI WEEKLY
i"V Cai.i., hi wrapper, ready for maillnz.
rintxisnED nouses.
I^IKST-CI.AhS LOCATION: HOUSE 10 ROOMS;
jl rumlture for sale; cheap rent Address A. B.
box 157. Call Branch. notf 7t*
< HI I Y<.| > TO 111. C£
I^LEGANTLV FCRNISHED KI.AI OF I ROOMS
11 to lot and furniture for sale: fnrnlture only
b'tn in use tf months; for sale cheap ou account or
departure. 000 ... iwoi st. no 6 6t»
pOITAGE 6 ROOMS: LARGE YARD AND
\J water. Apply 24 Alvarado st, bet Tw«tity-sec-
ond and Twenty-third. Valeoila and Guerrero. 0 3*
Ol I COTTAOE, BROOMS, YARD. CHICKEN-
V ' ' • house, water: sunny; bath. 315 Cumber-
land St.. near Church and Twentletn. noS .It'
SUNNY COTTAGES. 4 AND 5 ROOMS: HATH;
*J stable. Fifteenth and Dolores ata. nos 7t*
VKAT COTTAGE 6 ROOMS. APPLY 4SUGUF.It-
-1> rest.. 01 Mxteenth an.l Seventeenth. oc!9 tf
FLATS TO 111
liil DALJ PLACE. OFT OOLDES QATB AW.
1 'Jg near Hyde— 4 rooms. no 7 3t*
/ EAP BW FLAT, 15»->' . MISSION : BROOMS
Wand bath: f.'O; water extra.
78*i.^ -l. reason ; 4 rooms: $13.
3t»Va 1 leioeatluast ; 5 rooms; $18
724 Nstoma st; 4 rooms; $13.
Now aid cheap tl;t<: 5 aad 0 rooms and bata;
RE cor. of Eleventh and Foltom st«. ; rente very
lo«r.
1077 -Market st : 4 rooms: $18.
1119 Howard st. tf rooms: $22 00.
609 Fourth «t. : r> r >*sas; $18.
- ."01 Elghtb St.; 6 rooms: $18.
]".'<m luiaoin at.; 4 rooms: *16 93.
140 Fourth st: x rooms; $25.
McClea court, off Ninth : 4 room* and bath an '
5 rooaM and bath; $16 and $18
1314 Mission *;.. sums) side, at Ninth; elegant
upper flats; 7 rooms and b»t:i; $12 50
lOt N Inth st. : 6 rooms and bath: */.-5.
1514 DevU* st; tf rooms and tath; ?30
403 Grave St., cor. orGouzb; 0 rouins and bath ;
$3"J »0.
:.o: Devfsalerost; 4 rooms and bath: $20.
1539 Geary st; Oroon 1 and batb; *^o.
4:i2 Ltiidcn ava. : 6 rooms: $14.
652 Oiivo aye.: 5 rooms and bath: $23.
,'-'■" fcuttcr St.; 5 rooms and bath; verycno!ce;
*'-'. 60.
Bouse* and flats to let In all parts of tbe city
Apply to P. O. MOLLOY, 138 Montgomery. boS at
TWO FLAT>, 4 AND 3 ROOMS EACH. ill 50
■!■ and $1). 2041 Harrison, opp. Elgbitenm. « 4t*
I TOO SAN CAJtLOS AYE,, BET. ISTM AND
1 H f t/ luth — Upper flat 4 eunny rooms, bath: all
modern Improvements; key on premises, 1108 3t*
.-Mi BOOMS TO LET: FURNITURE FOR
0 s^le; rent only $16. Apply at Call Branch
Office. no 6 2t*
V W COTTAGE, 5 BOOMS. BATH. BASEMENT
»> and servant's room; handsomely rurnlshea;
choice location; convenient to 4 car line*. Ad-
drens A. R. M., box h.;. Call Branch Office. no 6 3t» -
I OWUR FLAT. 4 ROOMS: GOOD YARD.
Ii D* Boom st. off Second, near Brannan. nc6 tf
UNNY CORNER; 4 ROOMS: BATH: ELLIOT
1 Park and Stelner. Apply 1505 M«l-i« r. noo it*
9 NEW MODERN FLATS. 6 AND tf BOOMS: 333
— Cumberland, bet. 19th aud 20th; must be seen to
DO appreciated. no 6 7t*
C-Q 212 CLARa; BEAR FLAT 3 KOOMS;
CO. water and ashman free. notf 3t»
OA7 LASGTON ST.— FLAT 4 ROOMS: KENT
- " » $14. noS 3f
pONVENIENT FLAT 5 ROOMS; BATH; SUNNY
\J t'.at 4 rooms, bath. 1616 Jones st. cot! .tt*
L'l.U 5 ROOMS; BATH. 8% MONROE ST., OFF
f Bum , bet Powell and Stockton. notf 3f
ft(iOl NINETEENTH — UPPER AND LOWER
UUO^-flat; 3 rooms and bath. no 6 3t«
1. LA I. 5 ROOM*. BATH; KENT CHEAP. 1807 a
1 Eddy BL, near Scott. nos at*
CHI UNION. COB MASON— 2 FLATS, 4 AND 5
Pvi rooms; $13 ai.d $16. nc.s St*
UFPER FLAT— O SUNNY ROOMS; BATH; GAS:
hot and cold water. 123 Vi Cumberland «t..bet
Nineteenth and Twentieth. nos 3t"
Ol Ql MISSION. OPPOSITE THE MINT UN-
ULOz fnrnliibed flat 6 rooms and batb. nos Ct«
I^LEOANT FLAT: 5 ROOMS, BATH; $25. 143
JJ Grove st. near Van New aye. no& 7t*
09A LOWER FLAT. 6 X MOMS AND BATH.
»y^V. 118 Fulton *t. nos 4t*
F'LAT-4 ROOMS AND BATH; ALL MODERN
Improvement*. Twentieth St., near Capp. nol tr
99 »"\n BENT FOR AN UFPER, BUNNY
•„—-••>"• flat In Oakland; 7 rooms with closets-
bath, stoves aud water; all new: 94tf Union St.; bet-
ter than a $30 cottage. Kok.mu.v KROLL. 900
Broadway, cor. Eighth; key at 910 Union st. Oak-
land. no 4 lm
NNY FLAT OF 3 ROOMS; RENT $1X COR.
».? Twenty-rourth and Valencia sts. no 3 7t*
UPPKR FLAT: B SUNNY ROOMS; BATH. 25
\J Birth av.,off Larkln bet Grove and Fulton. 3 7*
VKW MODERN FLAT, 7 ROOMS AND BATH;
-»■> 611 Stockton st; 5 minutes' walk from the
business center; sheltered from the winds; sun all
a*y; open ror Indirection from 8 a. ii. to 6 i». m.
Inquire at 23 Kearni st. room S. no 7 tr
C-9C SUNNY UPPER FLAT— 3 ROOMS; GAS
C] — ''• and l.ath: furnished Tor housekeeping; no
rhlldren. 64 Qutnn st. bet Valencia and Guerrero,
Ridley and Fourteenth. 0c25 tt
9 FLATS. 4 AND 5 ROOMS. 723 MCALLISTER
street. oc7 tf
\ T KW FLAT; 4 RMS. AND BATH: ALL MODERN
XI Improvements. Twentieth st. nr. Cap*), nol tr
6->r lIAIGHT — HANDSOME NEW UPPER
\J')xJ flat; 3 rooms; bath: sunny: modern. nol 7*
VLAI WITH 4 NICE ROOMS, SO ABLE FOR
I Dfli.-e etc. Apply ti'^4 f-arramentn. nol 7i*
MHII lIN*. r.OQMS.
1 I 9fi rtlMO " — FRONT I'ARLOK AND
J 1 Z.U kitchen: furnished for housekeeping: $I'J;
will take rent In ■ ml: call 7:30 p. m. no 7 2f
tOC POLSOM R<H>M FURNISHED LIGHT
U~u housekeeping, $tf; snlte, $11. »
O1 ft MINNA —-1 ssv ROOM FURNISHED
flO complete for housekeeping. no 7 tf
0 HARBIBT— a SUNNY FURNISHED lIOUSE-
-0 keeplbs-rooins; $10. no 7 3f
OOK MINNA — II KMSIIED HOUSEKEEPING
±*<LU rocuis; suitable man and wife. no 7 at*
"I (1 MOSS. OFF HOWARD, BET. SIXTH AND
' •' Seventh— Nice sunnj back and front lioiise-
keeplng rooms: gas: bath; rent cheap. BOi »t«
99/1 SEVENTH 1 OR 8 NICELY FURNISHED
4d£i\t rooms fur homekeepm;. 10 I St*
£*> A ELLIB-ELEGANTLY FURNISHED PAR-
y «->-»- lor Boor; 3 rooms; housekeeping: 6 st*
O>>« POLSOM FURNISHED KOtjfiS: STA-
<•>! nary washtubs; yard ; also Single fur-
ni»bfcd room. notf 3t*
( |'Jf| EDDY-3 ROOMS, FURNISHED COM-
IOI/plets for housekeeping; suuny »nd cen-
traL no 6 3t*
99X FOUKTH— FUKN'ISBiD ROOMS; SUIT-
Z-^iJ able light homwiceeping. »o6 2t*
Vtt Pvfk LARUK, SUNNY, UNFURNISHED
«i. U..JU. alcove suite for housekeeping, tt 17
Bryant st. irot? 3t«
70H BRANNAN. ABOVE SIXTH-LARGE BKD
I^.i7 room and kitchen; furnished: $~<. no« 51*
•J/k lIAIGHT TO 6 ROOMS WITH BATH:
*t\J furnlthed; houst keeping. nog 2t*
09/; GKARY-SUNNY FRONT ALCOVE; ALSO
<J4~\} adjoining room; suitable nou*eke«pinfr. _tt 3f
I 1 NEW MONTGOMERY - FRONT FUR-
! -1 V*J nlshed hoiuekeeplng rooms. $10, 9. $3. 62*
•_> ROOMS Of.PI KD: REAR; 1511 BU-
O chanan, near Geary: #8: water free. uutf 31*
071 MINNA — FURNISHED FRONT ROOM: I
0 I J. stove; closets; basement room same. no 6 2*
IAOCI FOLSOM— S LOVELY ROOMS, SUNNY,
XV/^.Q2 suitable housokeaplng; private. noB at*
/{"I A EDDY— 3 FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
KJM.'I houstkeeplng; $18. no 6 3t*
1 09c MARKET ST., BET. VALENCIA AND
i O*«*» Guerrero— Front and back parlor furnished
for homekeeplng: $19. withras. nos st*
3S 1 H 1 n E COURT. OFF BTH. BELOW llOW-
ard— 2 rooms, complete housekeeping; $.0. 6 4t*
4*> A SKCOND ST.. NEAR BRVANI -2 OR 3
notr furnished hous»ke«plng rooms. nos 3f :
1 (\'4Cl "" W A«D -a :OK . 3 SUNNY FRONT
I U«iU rooms; complete (or housekeeping: gas
stove; rent reasonable. '-...- .^ no 6 St* -z
IQI 7 MISSION"— LAROfc SUNNY HUITR::
Xt/1 I completely furnished housekeeping. 40*
n^^E^ KIEPINO ROOMS-COXTIXUED.
11 (I JONES — FIRST FLOOR OF 3 ROOMS:
± x \J newly furnished; sonny side: bath; gas. 4 tf
49fi°' ARRELL— NICK SUNNY SUITE, ALSO
-^*-v^houses:eaplngiooiiia. eo4 3t*
1701 STOCKTON. COR. FILBERT — 2 OR »
- tlvl furuisacdri.oins; complete housekpg. 25 tf
4 1 7 ST( H'KTON-2 ROOMS COMPLETE FOR
-*■* * hontekeeplng; also single room, $5. ocVO tf
1 1 MA SON -3 ' ROOMS; LOWER rLOOR;
complete for housekeeping^ ccß tf
'-{O7" 313 roup.Tii-Ta NEWLY FURNISH
*'\J t rooms: hi.iijwufeping. suite or single.nol 7t*
KOOMS TO LET.
*2\ A LEA VKXWORTII — BOOMS EN sBTtE
"-V 1 *»1 single: hot and cold water; stationary
1 wa<hst»tids: rensonable. no 7 3t*
'-^*-?4. THIRD — TWO UNFURNISUIiD HOUSE-
— — -— l _ rooms. In rear; $8. uo7 tf
O] TURK-NICE SUNNY FURNISHED ROOMS
UJ - reasonable. no 7 2t»
CQ KVERETT. NEAR FOURTH-FRONT ROOM
i for one or two gentlemen. •__
710 F °LBOM — NICELY FURNISHED ROOM ;
«AY private family; a month. ■ . •_
*^O'_) ELEVENTH— 2 SUNNY FCRNISHED
— — — *° and >7 BO; private family. n? iit*
1 *; O I MM H— FRONT AND BACK PARLORS,
-*-*-^2 en suite or single; sun ail .lav. uo7 W*
f\Q(t FOURTH— TWO FURNISHED OR IV
wu furnished sunny front rooms. J|_
'> I 1 C LARKIN-SUNXY, NICELY FURNISHED
L -l(J room; suitable for gentleman; »a. aoB 'if
710°' FARKEEL - NEAR HYDE— LARGE
'■*" double Muniiy room; nicely lurnlshed. 05f
01 Q ELLIS (THE ESMOND) — ELEGANTLY
•"*-«/ fumlsbeii suites. Tib; board $1 week. 6 :ii*
1 1 1Q market— nicely furnished front
lx:iu rooms; furnished for oQces; other rooms
reasonable. -i-.v>> n ,,6 5.*
1 1 J POWELL-ENTIKELY XEW AND ELE-
-1 1 -1 gantly furnished house: will rent to very
select transient; a.'so by week or month. no 6 lm
C] 7 BUSH — CHOICE SUNNY BAY-WINDOW
U-L L rot ' 1 or '<* gentlemen. nod '21*
I'M LEWIS, OFF JOKES— S SUNNY BOOMS;
mi nicely furnished: cheap. not>2t»
n'>Ul HARRISON-3 SUNNY BOOMS: ONLY
■I-L^Oa *5. coti St*
i'Ml) O'FARRELL. COR, HYDE-SUNNY FRONT
__l-_ room, single; rent moderate. nog :U*
1 R2^ LEA YEN WORTH-LARGE SUNNY
, "~ front room: also hall bedroom: reason-
»j^*_ noS 3t«
f»4'"i MCALLISTER. NEXT DRUGSTORE— SCX-
y»~¥ ny furnished double room, with closet. gr»te
and bath. *13; also 1 large double room, witn prlvl-
lege of light hon<ekeepln3.slo: private family. C .U«
900 SIOCKTON. HE. CO It. -SUNNY
*•"" front rooms: reasonable; references. 1106 7t»
Tj: |i HOWARD— NICKLY FURNISHED doc
-—— rJL ble and single rooms: bath. 110 3 st*
I )9>l MAKKET — nicely furnished suites
- L — ~'^a'id single sunny roomi; reasonable. nO 1 in
1 ()( \l\ HOWARD— SUITE OF ROOMS FOR
a " u v "Kht housekeeping; gas, bath aiut pm,o;
rant rensonatiie. -r>,'v notf 2t*
7 I I' larkin- sunny front furnished
1' vj h'.iinkeeplug rooms, 15; front sunny
rooms. *o noti7t*
1 999 -FURNISH Kit FRONT SUNNY
f*-*-*- room, large closet, suitable for lady, rent
* 7 - nut> 3t«
7791 HARRISON —FURNISHED SUXNY
—3 rooms; bath; $1 up. no 6 'it*
r»l S JESSIE — 3 SUXNY UXFURNISU KD
VJj-w rooms; cheap rent nott 3f
01I> LADT WOULD LIKE 2 OR 8 SUNNY UN-
furalabed rooms. l'itf^ Rose aye. nos 4t»
1 £09 HOWARD— 3 FRUXT ROOMS: BATH;
1 OUZi »is. no&7t«
rpilE TORONTO. 30» SUTTER- FURNISHED
J. rooms en suite or single; changed hand*: reason-
able; everything new. noi 7t»
1 r i^J *° l SOM-LARGE SUNNY FRONT AL-
.7* *•* eoT " room: furnished suitable for 2 een-
tlemen; lv private family. nos 3t»
ONE OR a UNFURNISHED SUNNY ROOMS.
_^_4U_Hydest__ nos3t»
ffl»Q 3 U'ilS: SUNNY; FRONT: LARGE YARD:
*JPO. water; cable-cars. 2722 Greenwich. no& a*
OVAL HOUSE, I*2B ELLIS ST.— NEW HOUSE;
Just opened: Incandescent light In every room;
tint-class reading-room, containing all dally papers:
open all night: rooms per night. 35c to *1 60;
week. *1 75 to $7; month. $7 t • »3'J. no 4 tt
1 A*) SEVENTH — GIRARD HOUSE - NICELY
1 1— furnished rooms, single and double; trait-
sient: reasonattie. u»t lit
J• • 4 -> JKS3IE. REAR OF MINT-NICELY FUR-
-1«)Q msbed sunny room; 15 per month. no 3 st«
1 71 X WBBSTBB si BOOM WITH BATH;
1 I LO no children; rent «7. nol 7t»
1419 HYDE-SUNNY FRONT ROOM; USE OF
•-* ■*■ sewing-machine: part of rent taken In
work. no 3 7t»
TO LEWIS. OFF TAYLOR. NEAR POST-*10:
iKJ sunny front room and kite en. uufur. no 3 .".t*
490 1 POST — NICE SUNNY SUITE FRONT
Jt—" - i rooms. co 3 7t*
2 LARGE FRONT SUNNY ROOMS; CONVE-
*< nlent; Markctst. Inquire 17 Seventh si. : gru>
"fTJ. . doVI 7f
1 (\i\t\ HOWARD-FURN. SINGLE aND E3TJ-
___ _^ 10 rooms; run. Turn, fur houseig. nol I m
£;OOrotri (THE RECAMIER)-FIRST-CLASS
I O— private French boardlns-bouse: rooms sin-
gle and en suite; all modern Improvements; new
ho" 1 "- . nol lm
177 HOWARD - SUNNY FURNISHED
X I I 1 rooms and bath. - nol 7t*
4'»Q GOLDEN GATE AYE.— PLEASANT FUR-
ii't' nished rooms. nol ft*
978 MORRIS AVK.. OFF HARRISON. NEAR
—1 1 Slith— Newly furnlihed room, *; SO. nol 7i«
907 ' I"'V. NEWPORT HOUSE— FURNISH El>
_^V/ I it'Qiai. suites or single: r»a»onable. oc 3o liv*
777 MARKET— FURNIS-lIED KMH; E\ SUITE,
ill slcglc; _oiijek| ({: omcei; rent cheap.3B 13t
'-)•>?: FIFTH - CLEAN FURNISHED HOUSE-
*->*-Ukeef ing rooms; 3 partly:? 10 and »'.7. oc'.'Stf
C9fk BUSH — NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS,
c>_.Vii)ite-. »nd single. pc^G lm
I M FIFTB — RENT REASONABLE; LARGE
1 v I sunny unfurnished rooms. oc2B tf
if-t^ OEARY-SUITEOF ROOMS COMPLETELY
J.OIJ furnUfcetl; single or doublo. oc'-'l tf
1 'A M * II K KT (THE MOXAKCH)-XICELY
1 «> IV furnished suites. $23; single rooms. %H to
flO: transieuts, SCc and $ 1 ptr night. cc-> 3 lm
fvl9 STEVENSON, BET. 7TH AND BT_—rt~t
\J I+. ulshed snnny rooms; bath: central. ocaßM
I|V BE. COR SIXTH* MINNA-ELEGANTLY
1 I<J furnished sunny rrus: suites, Klntrlec oil lm
rPHE ELDRED-1126 MARKET AND TURK—
X newly furnished; Sue to*'. SO a night; S3 to $3
a week; open all night: transient. ocS t!
91 Q TURK — NICKLY FURNISHED FRONT
—IO room; alto single; reasonable; bath, setf tf
ARLINGTON HOUSE, 127 KKARNY -tLEA*-
-~>- ant sunny uomi. en Milt* and single; Brst-i-i^i
In every respect: terms reasonable. r jalo
rPHE ABBOTS FOBD, XW. COB. LARKIN AND
I Broadway— Nice, quiet, genteel and hornsllks;
famished or an:urnl»hetl sunny rooms at extremely
moderate prices; light bou«ekeepioc permitted. 4
\IIK BOUSE, IO4S MARKET sr BET.
1 Sixth and ."-eTftitti: 35c to SI per night; per
week, t! 60 to «5: single and en suite; taialliet.V!J tf
017 MA SON — ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
01 I sunny front room; t>'3. oc4 tf
£»"| 9 EDDY — NICELY FURNISHED. SUNNY
\t I .- liaT-winni-w suit*-: light fioinekee|.|in; <l. r > tf
IiOAKDINO AND rooms.
H <■)>■) LAB— IN— 1 1 BOOMS TO LET;
£**- board If desired. n0571*
599 8 JO. 518. 610 VAX NESS AYE.. CORNER
*'*-■"• Golden Gate; handsomely furnished sunny
double p*rlors and suites: first-class board; all the
comforts of home. no 4 tf
I)9A VAN NESS AYE. — LARGE SUNNY PAR-
*J~\J ion and single rooms with board. 0c26 lm
1 ti(\ QOLDBN GATE AYE.. ONE BLOCK FROM
-1 U\» City Hall— Furnished rooms, with or without
l-onr.l : term* reasonable: table board. oclS lin
\i OBTSjpMBBT*a TEMP ERA Nci~HOTBU air
AVi and 22V Second St.— Single uum 350; Ixwr4a»4
rcem per day, '. i 0 to si ; i«/ ins woe*. »4 lu^a CrM
react) to ami from the hni.nl. , »ui l -'
CHILDREN BOARDKD.
pKRMAN WIDOW WOULD LIKE INFANT OR
*-* child to board; room for permits If desired;
terms reasonable. 1815 Howard st. 1106 7t«
\\- ANTED— 9 CHILDREN TO BOARD; GOOD
" home: mother's care. 1104 Ullmorest. aoB 21*
1 ADI WOULD LIKE BOMB CHILDREN TO
J_J board: good home; mother's care given. 4
Vernon place, oft Hawthorne St.. bet. Folsora. >Isr-
rison. Second and Third: terms reasonable. nos«t»
STOKES TO 1.1 I.
CM ALL STORK TO _BT« CHEAP RENT"; «OOD
0 location. lnqulraS3G Fourth st *_
GRAND LOCATION FOR DRUGSTORE. MIL-
VJ Inter or merchant tailor; elegant new store and
basement, with large room above; SW. cor. of
Geary and Martha place, bet. Mason and Taylor;
lease $75: fine show-windows.
Offices and workrooms, all sizes and at all rentr
la the new building. 230 Kearny and 3 Hardle
1' ace: elevator: best light In town.
Handsome stores with basements In the new
bnlidlnir. MB. cor. of Mission ami steuartsts.: rents
low: beat business local inn on Mission si.
1430 Folsora st— New store ami rooms; $20..---
-aM Brsnnan. near the water; uew store, 4 rooms;
li.4«.iii«nt and yard; $25.
Bakery, wiib oven— 49 .Second st.: $40.
6/hecoud *L— Neat store: i show-windows; $30.
129 Second sl— Fine Urge store; $40.
V2tf McAllister .<!.. opposite new City Hall en-
trance; i.ew store: $33.
407 1 iirk tt. store Hyde— Handsome new store
ami t.»>!Miirnt: $:«). ■ - ■
115- Market, mi *lxth-f.150.
SK. cor. Geary aid Uuchnnan— Store and room.i;
Mores and offices to let in all parts of th* city.
Apply to P. c. Mi'LLOY. 138 Montgomery st. 6 St
L>TUKE WITH FIXTURES TO LET; COR, BAST
.Mid Commercial sts.; for restaurant or saloon;
rent Inquire Albany Brewery. noB:*t*
fPWo NEW HioKES, NE. COR. GEARY AND
■«• Lesvenworth st*. n os 3t»
1. OR RENT CHEAP- A SALOON. APPLY 31
Stenartst. no4'7t«-
9fll "'-Ma MISSION ST.-3 STORES; 3 GOOD
'vT»ivt!.« lTlnjt * roon " •lv each; $1«. Apply to
MADISON AMU li X ocVtf I «}[
© j P. AND $36— STORES. WITH FIXTURES;
'-' 1 ° good u» and grocery. Apply 325 Firth
***** *• oc2S tf
I ABUE BTOBB AND BASEMENT; SUITABLE
1 ' xnv «»n«1 of bos „«,, ISO ronrth st oc ) tf
OFFICES TO LET.
917 GEARY— 3 OFIIUiS-ROOMS. XXI i 1 ' ,
— ' I O«»rv «t.. rear. nol Hi«
WINTER nivSOUTS.
lii SnKli * SPRINGS AND" HOTELS OF rill
ti *?.* »-«. wt:l » rate*. loeaUuu. etc.. oa»-
-11. 'bed la the Hotel Uuld». 100 page*, For sale t»r
jiewsdealer*. or send 25« In atamiM to W. M. PAC-
-IERSON. publisher. 310 Poit ri.. AY. mrltt
I.KOAL MITII l>.
UEMOVAL HKNKY E. IIIUMTON HAS UP,
J it moved hU law office to rooms 36. 37. 38 and »»,
Mills building. ■-•.■-■--.,- ■■■■--■■ ocO lm -.'
STOItAOK. , - .
I,'IKST CLABS~BIORAU«; AD> ANCHB mad&
f«at-6<« Mlsetou st. OH AS. L, TATLUB. jra;C ■
■ J, : iLi-'U - v' r - TO K\« 'HANOI-:.
TO EXCH A VICTOR FILLY^FOR DELI V.
cr y horse. VRES3, Mississippi, nr. M»rl>»».n.fl 9*
Mjammwxcf^Hmm \ jnm sale.
c la KO " M HOUSE. FULIToFROOMER?-
-«T^.Ol>. Howard st. ■-■ uo7 7t*
ftinn » WKLL-FCRNISHED ROOMS: ALL
*ip-i\J\J. full: pays over $50 reut; bargain. THE
CARXALL-UOPKINS CO.. C. A. Dept., 6J4 Market
etreet. - - no 6 7t _
©97^ LODGING - HOUSE .li ROOMS;
*£)£i • «-»• central location: low rent: full of room-
ers; excellent chance. Apply 907 Mission st.no 6 3t*
T7IRST-CLASS PAYING PRIVATE BOARDING-
A' hoase; central: at a bargain. THE CAKNALL-
HOPKINS CO., C. A. Dept.. 624 Market st. uos 4t*
Q'-t7^ BIX- BOOM HOUSE: A .SACRIFICE:
C* ' ' I *->' house to rent. *•->■■> ' .. Post K. uoS Hi»
»*Jtl mii 13 KOOMS: GOOD LOCATION ; N. OF
•J 1 IUU. Market; full of br.stcluss people: ete-
ttantly furn'slied: best reasons s:i< ritioin ;; elegant
home; $b'S monthly sure. Bail i;v. 22 Kearny.3 tf
Ql PvflA 12 BOOMS; VAN MB»S AYE.; ELE-
<pJi U\)\J. gant furniture: best of bedding: full
of first-class roomers; table b-ard; lovely homo
and $75 monthly sure. BAILEY, '!'£ Kearu>.no3 tf
Cj^HO LODGING-HOUSE; 14 ROOMS: ALL
*S%J\J\J. full; bargain If sold at once: account of
departure. Homo, box 109. C.UI Branch. no 4 7t*
1 ODUING-HOUhE— 19 FURNISHED ROOMS;
J-* central location. 215 Broadway, cor Sansome
t reet. no 3 14t*
THIRST-CLASS PRIVATE HOTEL CLEAKING
X positively $iO« a month: central; bargain. CAR-
M ALL-HOPKINS CO.. 6J4 Market St.. S. I- . uo'2 7t*
pOOD PAYING LODGING-UOUJ-EOFGO ROOMS;
1 » centrally kic^ti-fi . cheap. Apply this omce.'iSlin
fi n.NiTi 1:1; IOK SALE.
I.- Cp. n 1 r I I ; i : OF 11 ROOMS FOITsALE CITEAp 1 .
■T Apply 749 Howard st. 1106 7t
V\ ILEY BROS.. 931 MISSION— FURNITURE.
carpets, stoves chuap; cash, Insullm'ts. no 3 ly
A BARGAIN-* URN ITURB OF 10 ROOM-
bouse: any offer will be considered. 221
Le^venworth st. no 3 7t*
P.RY, 801 MISSION— CHEAPEST PLACE FOR
second-hand furniture, stoves, etc. se.'O tf
GOOD CHANCE— YOUR HOUSE FURNISHED
complete wltn furnltura, carpets, stove*, ear-
talus, blankets, pictures ana mlrrori at cash price*,
on easy Installment*; smart deposit. M. FKIKD-
II AN & CO.. largest installment house on the coast.
2'.'B-23t> Stockton St., 237 Post; open evenings;
prompt attention paid to country order*. 1 tt
"VC-TICE—I AM NOW AT ISO FOURTH (NEW
XI bnildin*), aad offer a large stock or general
kousehuld furniture at reduced prices; 500 carpet*,
good as new; stove*. $U; antique chamber suits,
$16; parlor salt*. $25; cash or installments: all aC
tfdroc. prices. T. H. n|'!>('\. 1.6 Fourth at. al tf
I L'RMTI RE WANTED.
AUCTIONEER-wTLLLA^BLTT^RFTKirDTiTa
Pine St., has customers for furnished bouses:
advertises same; bays large and sma'l lots, oc-0 tf
{ 'HA3. LEVY A CO.. AUCTIONEERS. 1135 MAR.
*J k»-t st., will buy yonr furpltiire. piano, etc.ol3 tf
|>UTTERFIELD & VINCENT. AUCTIONEERS,
1 J 22 Flood Building, pay highest price. ocB ly
lADlfcTv AXD GENTS' CLOTHING. I* URN IT URE
-I ' of all kinds bought and sold. 10' JO Folsom.s9 tf
VfWMAN BBO&, 117 SIXTH. BUY ALL
i.v kinqssccond hand furniture and farpets.etc.37tf
LAKGJS QUANTITY Or" SECOND-HAND FOB;
niture wanted : '20 per c-nt paid more than elsa-
where. M ALONE. 110 Funrthgt.: new store. tniOtt
VI J. SIMMONS A- CO., AIICriONKEKS. WILL
ivl . buy your luruiture, piano* auU iwolu. 1057
>!ark<>ttt. - aoOtC
CAKPKTS.
VKWLI NIMMi DBBBLB C a'r P^T~6OrTsEWED
1> and laid; heavy floor oilcloth. Me; elegant
linoleum, 60c. 8. W. .sHIKKK, IJJ4 Stockton St.;
Special attention to country orders. sel? gia
CIABPETS— SMITH'S BRUSSELS. 050 A YABD;
' installment price elsewhere $1 a yd. M. FRIED-
MAN ■» <>.. IVUT.U) Stockton, and '237 Post It tf
CLKAMNG.
THK CHEAPEST I'LACK TO (.1 1 \-l !;. aI:
pets cleaned is 453 Stevenson st. Tei.32-i8.024 tf
/IAKPETS CLEANED. 2 CENTS PER YARD.
* ' American Carpel Cleaning Company, 24 and 28
Eighth St.; the largest carptt-de^uing works on
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V' renovated same as new. S. S. rERQUSON A
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Works do the best work. 853 to ill TehamasS.;
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SAMPLES KIKST 1 LASS PIAMOSt MUST BK_LI
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j^INE L r "MiiIITORAM): A BARGAIN: WILL
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GOOD. UPRIUIIT PIANO FOB SikLT CHEAP.
Call t333 Sacramento st • nos 3t* "
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A sth st..nr.Ceoter,o*klnd; call after 6:30 p.m. 6 7
LARGE-SIZE XE W PIANO — NATURAL
wood, 7 Ma octaves, ivory keys: cost $400: will
be sold for $*&0 to close Invoice. W. G. BADGER.
725 Market st. ol7t
4 N INVOICE KARKAND & VOTEY ORGANS
J:V direct from factory: 5 orta»s; will be closed
out at $30 each. W. O. BADGER. 721 Mirket. 17t
A LARGE INVOICE OF THE CELEBRATED
X\. Klniball pianos. Indorsed by Patll and the lead-
Ing artists of the world. W. G. BADGEK, 720 Mar-
*o'«t- no!7t
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xV fel.lt A Notnl makers; price $175. W. G.
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st: leading pianos and organs; oldest mnsta-
honse: largest stock: easy terms; low prices. ap3J.:
A LOT OF SECOND-HAND SQUARE PIANOS;
•f * One condition; at a sacrifice. KOHLKR M
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*!p — *J.to new; 7 drawers; latest style; attach-
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PAIR OK RUBIiEK-TIKED CYCLE WHEELS
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SECOND-HAND BOILERS. ENGINES, PUMrs,
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1
Kelnrned With an Embezzler.
.Detective Crockett returned from Sacra-
mento v»steril;iy morning, bringing Frank
Delterm&nn, alias Frank Wilson, who was
arrested on a warrant sworn nut by K.
Beck, charging him with embezzlement-
For some time I)piterm«»nn was employed
as a collector for the Vienna Bakery. Three
months ago; he levanted with several hun-
dred \ dollars . belonsjinß to his employers.
.lie was located In the Capital City last Sat-
urday and', arrested at the \ request of the
police of this city. .. ; ;
The ."exclusive v** of s white bread has a
tendency to make teeth decay. {
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MARE ISLAND MATTERS.
Latest News From the White
Squadron.
WORK ON THE MONADNOCK.
Repairing the Mohican— New Boilers to Be
Placed in the Albatross— Proposed
Wstar Works.
Correspondence of The Morn in* a Calx.
Vallejo, Nov. 6.— The white squadron
under command of Kear-Adtuiral Bancroft
Ghorardi, U. S. N., is pushing its way
south. Wherever the cruisers have called
into port they were greatly admired and
the officers received and entertained with
distinguished courtesy. On the 24th of last
month the squadron was lying in the pretty
harbor of Acapulco. All on board the
ships were waft!, From there the ships
were to sail for San Jose, thence to Panama,
being due there the latter part of the
coming week. From Panama the squadron
would steam down to Callao and Val
pairaso, to leave there about the ISO of
December for Montevideo by way of the
Strait of Magellan. One night will be put
in probably at the penal colony, where it is
customary for ships to anchor. Persons
desiring to commuuic&te witn the squadron
prior to their reaching the Eastern States
will have their letters delivered the
qoickrst by addressing them in care of
li. F. Stevens, 4 Trafalgar Square, London,
England. It seems a long way round, but
it is the shortest way for then) to receive
mail.
Most of the officers at the navy yard
and ships attended the launching of the
Olympia at San Francisco Saturday. Ad
miral John Irwln, U. 5. N., was present
with the following as his personal staff of
officers: Captain C. S. Cotton, Chief En
gineer J. W. Moore, Lieutenant G. W.
Stoney, Lieutenant 11. E. Parmenter, Pay
master J. It Stanton, Major U. A. Bnrt
lett and Naval Constructor J. H. Linnard.
Itear-Admiral George Brown, U. S. N.,
commander-in-chief of the Pacific station,
with his personal staff and a number of
invited guests, went down from the island
on the tug Fearless, and returned after wit
nessing the launch. Those having seen the
Dew cruiser pronounce her a fine specimen
of naval architecture.
For real iighting-ships there will prob
ably be nothing built that th« montor
iModadnock, now being completed at the
island, would have to back down from in
case a test as to their respective merits
were made.
Were such a thing required and the ma
terial ail at hand, the monitor could be
gottpn ready for sea.duty in say six or seven
months.
The work is progressing in great shape.
Tne military mast with its lop is ready for
stepping, and has just received a couple of
coats of paint, as lias also the superstruc
ture.
The bulkheads between decks with the
exception of those between the engines and
boilers are completed. The hull is nearly
ready for the wood-backing, which should
have been received long a^o. Just as soon
as the contractors deliver the material it
will be put in, and also the immense armor
plates, which are to com« from the East.
They are longoverdue. Bulkheads are being
placed in the superstructure which is to be
used as quarters for the oflicers. In time of
action this superstructure could be shot
away, and no material damage done. Its
apie«rance causes the monitor to present a
formidable aspect. The turrets are about
ready to receive their armor. The roller
paths for the turrets are ready to place in
the ship, and the gear for turning the same
is already in place. The engine-kelsons and
boiler-saddles are in ilace to receive the
engines ana boilers, which are being com
pleted as fast as possible. The air-poits,
deck-scuttles and many of the small fit
tings are already in the ship. A great
many of the fittings, such as water-tight
ovOJS, r.wning and rail-^taochions, are being
finished in the sht»P2. Considerable work is
required to be done to thri&il the double
bottom, in the way of cutting timbdf«ho)es
and making ihe compartments water-tight.
The steam windlass is iv position, as are
al c oa number of bilge and feed pumu«. The
h'-use Pipes are all cast, aod it was expected
a large ventilator would arrive during last
week. A large piec-e of metal-work arrived,
but it proved to be sent by mistake and was
intended for the Oi.vmpia. Men are bu/y in
the boatshop on her boats. As soon as the
ironworkers leave the inside of the monitor
the woodworkers will commence.
The Mohican is in tue stone dock, and if
nothing prevents the work on her keel will
be completed in a few day?, and she will
Come out ab'>ut as good »\s new. Compara
tively lit;!e damage was .lone to the ship by
her s'.riking on the rock 3. A board of In
quiry is ih.w in session at the yaid to learn
the cause of the accident.
As soon as the Mohican conies out of the
dock the Thetis will go iv and have her pro
peller put in. In about two weeks she will
be away from here to do survey duty off
the coast of Lower California and Mexico.
Captain Tanner of the Albatross arrived
last Thursday from the East. The ship ha 3
been hauled down under :he large crane
and had her boilers hoisted out. The Te
l: itan to this ship are to be made at the yard
and a good Job will be done. A pair ol the
boilers that were brought out here for the
Monadnock, but afterward decided not to
be used, are to be put in her. The boilers
fur the Monadnock nre of a different make
and pattern than first intended, which is the
reason of the ones now to be put iv the
Albatross, uot being used in the monitor.
The ship will be here for a number of
weeks.
The men went to work half an hour
earlier in the morning and q'lii half an hour
earlier iv the afternoon, commencing Tues
day last. A new steam-whistle has just
been put iv the construction black^nnlh
shop for the benefit of calling the men to
go to work and quittinK.it being dunned
that the bell iv the yard c*>uld not be heard,
A lurge number of books of all kinds are
being assorted and packed in boxes to be
sent up to Port Orchard to be placed on
board of the Nipsic.
The chances are that Chief Encineer
George J. Burnap, U. IS. X.. now in charge
of the Monndnoi-k's machinery, will be de
tailed to the Olytn-'ia. He is the only chief
encineer on the coa9t available for this
duty, aud it would not be at all surprising
If before long he was assigned to this duty.
'1 ho lately detniled head of the depart
ment of construction and repair, Naval Con
structor Darid VV. Taylor, TJ. S. X., will
arrive the latter part of the present month
and cssume charge.
Tuesday being election day employes at
the yard will be allowed sufficient time to
come over to i his side and vote, though they
will have their time checked against them
for the time the}- are absent on this errand.
Undottu'eiily but lew will woik at all on
that day, that is if ths jast is any crlteriou
to go by.
'lhe condemned tug Ivy is lying In the
stream, alongside of the Pensac la, and
already a number of prospective bidders
have had an eye on her. Remember she is
to le sola* to the highest bidder on the Stk
of Xovfunber.
An election will take place in this city to
morrow, Monday, that is of great import
ance to the people of the town as well as
to the residents at the Xavy-yard and the
vast industries connected therewith. The
voters are to decide whether they are
willing to incur ah indebtedness to the
amount of $250, C00 lor the purpose of ac
quiring lands watertight?, runts of way,
and all rights and things whatsoever neces
sary to construct and complete public water
works for the city. The Trustees have se
cured tho rights of a line stream of pure
water that is as fine as can be found In the
State. The water now furnished is poor
and unwholesome. .The -officials at the
l.< land itro strongly in favor of the proposed
new- work*, and hope the proposition may
be carried by a laree vote. The Secretary
of the Nnvy on Saturday afternoon sent a
dispatch to the yard directing the com
mandant to allow all persons residing in
this ciiv and omitted to vote at the election,
logo over to Vallejo and vote on the pro
position without loss or pay during the time
he is so occupied.
A larger amount of water will be required
at the yard in case extra work is ordered.
The authorities hope to soon be in a posi
tion to secure the extra work required by
having the assuranceof having an aimndaui
supply of water to work with.
X Stamp Out the Bosses. X
MRS. COOPER'S BIBLE CLASS.
Wickedness Gather* Momentum as It
Goes and la Sri f-lmpr Ding.
The subject of discussion in Mrs. Coop
er's Bible class yesterday was "Peter De
livered From Prison." As usual, the dis
cussion took a practical turn, and was
opened by the tenchf»r, who said: : "Peter's
experience ha« been a universal experience
.in human life in many : respects. : Some
times we seem to be in chains, shut in. im
prisoned, with ill-starred circumstances,
like armed sentinels, on guard against us.
There is but one refuge— God. : Peter went
forth from one .conflict oniv to meet an
other.:. But be always found » teluce m
God. Herod was a hard man to deal with.
lie was an unprincipled tyraut and demn
gogue. Up persecuted 'because it pleased
the people.' Leaders should be exponents
of justice and righteousness, not the supple
tools of wickedness. Peter was in prison,
aiid prayer was going up, without ceasing,
for his release. This is the personal battle
cf all history— prison experiences and won
derful deliverances. Peter cast off hi*
chains and walked forth. It is well to cast
ofl: nil chains that bind us, whether physi
cal, mental or spiritual. It is the only con
dition for growth to be free and unfettered."
X Stamp Out the Bosses. X
IT WAS OAKLAND AGAIN.
The Colonels Win a Fine Battle of the.
Pitcher*.
Once more the Colonels are the winners.
They defeated the home team on the
Haiuht-street grounds by a score of 3 to 1..
The usually, large crowd saw the game,
which was essentially a battle of the pitch
ers. Dewald's arm seems to be in good;
shape again. . '
The locals put up a rather loose game,
allowing Oakland to score twice in the
lliird inning. Wilson was given a base on
balls and stole second. Hutch fl»nv
out to Sweeney. Dewald struck out. Mi;-
Quaid was safe on Power's error, Wiisuti
scoring. McQuaid reached second on
Lance's single and scored on a single by
Carroll.
They addnl smother run in the eighth.
ban Francisco scored its solitary run in
the eighth inning, p. Sweeney reached
first on a sincle and scored ou IJutchiuson's
wild throw to first of I). Sweeney's grounder;
The score :
AT SAN FRANCISCO. NOVEMBEB 6. 1892.
San r eanciscos. A.B. R. B.H. SB. MV a. ■ .
P. Sweeney, s. a 3 1 1 o 4 1 o
1). Sweeney, r. r 3 o 0 1 l o <i
£**>'•»•./•, 4 0 1 0 2 2 v
Sbjirp, ab. 4 • 0 0 3 2 0
RelU,3 b 4 0 0 0 1 1 ••
Spies, c 4 0 10 7 2** 0
Uaaley, c. f... 4 • 1 0 2 0 0 ;
Power, 1 b 4 0 0 o 3 0 3
Knell, p a 0 0 o 11 I
Totals 32 1 4 T 27 9" *6
t»K!ANIH. AB . R , „„ a,^ pa X
Mctjuald. LI 4 1 0 1 3 o 0
Lauge.c. t 4 OXOIOO'
Cairoll.-r. [ 4 0 10 3 0*
brown, 1 b 2 0 0 v la 00 •
Irwin,s.s a 0 0 1 1 1 0 "
.O'Neill, ai> 3 0 0 0 1 30
VfllsOll. C 'i 1 0 1 4 1 L<
Holcmiiaon, 3 ».... 3 0 0 0 l 1 1
l>ewald, i> 3 1 lo 1 2 .0 '
Totals 27 a 4 2 27 V. 9 vl -
SCOBEBY INNINGS.
San Franriscos.... 00000001 o—l
Base hits 1000 0010
OaUanils 0 0 2 0 0 v o 1.. •_ 3
Base bits o 0 'i 0 0 0 0 •-' * • ,-•
Two-base hits— l)t wa!il. Spies. First tea* en -'*
errcr»-i>an I ranciscos 1, Oakland* 5. hirst b..s:on
(■alien balls— -Sii.il 1 rancUcos '1, Oauands a. Left on
bases— Saa Franclscos 7, Oakland* 8. Struck oa*-
By Knell 4, by DewaM 4. Hit by pitcher- p. sue-
ney. L>oui<le plays— Knell to Spies to P. Sweeney .
Levy to Spies: Sharp to P. Sweeney ; P. Sweeney to
Sharp to Power. Wild pitches— Knell 2. Umpire—
liaut<a><au. Ottc al scorer— J. W. Xt iDleton.
MERCILESS ANGELS.
They Heat th« Dukes Badly In Two
Consecutive Games.
Los Angeles, Nov. Two sanies were
played here to-day in the presence of the
largest crowd of the season. The Angels
won two victories, the Dukes scoring but
one man in each game. Balsz pitched the
first game and was in fine form. Harper
was called away while the came was still in
progress, Everett being put in the box. Bat
one hit was made oil the latt* delivery in
five straight innings, that being a three
bagger by McCauley in the eighth, which,
however, did no damage. Strong of Pomona
was played in both games as a substitute." ■
The score of the first game is as follows:
AT LOS ANf.EI.KS, No V EM BUR (5, 1882.
LOSANOELES. A.B. K. B.K. S.B. P.O. A. K.
Stafford.ss 5 1101 4 o.
McCauley. 1 D 4 110 7 0 0'
Wright, c. f 5 12 0 3 10
Tredway, l.f 8 2 10 2 0*
Glenaivio. 2 b 3 2 0 0 5 2 0
Lytie. r. f 5 110 0 0 0
h:il<twln. c 4 2 2 0 7 1 " ]
llolan. 8 b 4 0 10 2 10
lialsz. p 4 0 0 0 0 10
Totals... 37 10 9 0 21 10 f .
San-Joses. ab. r. Bit. sb. pa a. i.
Clark, c 4 O 1 0 5 10 o* '<■
Everett, 8. 8. 4 p..,.. 4 0 "3 1 1 « 1
I>oolry. 1 b 4 0 0 0 I.ol'
liUrigut,2b 4 0 10 3 3 i
McGucKen. I. r. 3 1 1 0 2 0 C
McVey, C. f ... 4 0 112 0 ■
Detiuy. 3 1) 4 0 10 2 11.
--3 tall trigs, » .8. &r. f.. 3 0 2 0 0 11'
Ktronjr. r.-r 3 0 0 0 0 0 0
Harper, p 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
Totals , 34 1 » a 27/ IS 4
&COBS by I.N.SINGS.
Loa-Anseles 7 0 12 0 0 0 0 0— .0 F *
Kass^im? & 10 2 0 0 0 10
San .105e5.?.... ° 1 0 O 0 « *» 0 0-
l'.ase hits .TNy l . 1 0 02-0 13 1 _
Three-base bits — McCa"u'i>y, Denny. >acn?T
hlti— Huleo, l'aisz 2. Uaae bits— i if Harper p. off
i-verttt 0, off lialsz 9. First La.ie on anon— Los '
A i leg 3. 1 !r« i 'use on called balls- By Harper 4. J
by i.vorctt l.by liaHz 5. Lett on bases— Los An- '
geles 4, San Josei 9. btrnek out— By ilzrp.-r If
by Kveibtt 2, by ilalu 1. Double plays— >Vrl;t»t to
OjenalTln, Kbrlcbt to Dooley. Passed ball— ClarS.
lid pilch— Harper 1. Time of game— l boar and
CO minutes. Umpire— Mr. McDonald. Scorer— J. 5
Bancroft.
Lcokabaugh and McNabb pitched the
second game, the latter putting up shut-out
ball, the enly run being made on an error •
consisting of Baldwin's wild throw to cut
off McGurken, who stole third and scored
on the blunder. Clark had to qua tlip^ff.i.L ■
at the opening of the fifth inninp, Stallinus
taking his place as catcher. The features
of this game were the elegant hit by Strong
to center and the double play of Tredwav
at the end of the ninth inning. Following
is the official score of the second game: *3Bai|
AT LO3 ANQEI.ES XOVFMBKB 6, 1893.
I...SAKORLIS. A.B. B. B.n. SB. P.O. a. K.
Stafford, a. 8 5 1 2 0 0 5 o •
McCauley. It) 6 1 3 0 10 0 0 -
Wright, c. r 4 2 1110 ''l
Tredway.Lr 5 3 2 13 1 0
Olenalvln, 2 t> 4 '_' 3 0 2 3 - C
Lytie. r. t..... 5 1 1 0 . » 0 ©•V'
.Baldwin. c 5 O 0 O 9 0 0
Hulen. 3 b.. 5 0 2 0 2 a • 1 -
McNabb, p. 4 0 0 0 0 0 0
Total* 42 9 14 2 27 10 2 .
San Jcsks. A.B. K. B.H. s.b, p.a a. X •
Mctiuclcen. 1. I. 4 1 2 2 5 0 0~
Everett, s. S 4 0 10 2 3 1 ■•
Kbrirlit. 2 b ......... 40 O 037 1,
Doolev. lb 3 0 0 O 12 0 0
Strong, r. 2 0 1 0 10 0
Clark, c 2 0 0 0 0 1 1
*H-Vey. c. r 4 0 1 0 l 0 0'
lvennr. 3 b 3 0 O O 1 4 "O
Stalling, r. i 3 0 0 0 2 1V
LookabaugU, p 3 0 10 0 0 0-'
Totals 32 10 2 27 16 3 *
RUNS BY ISSIN.iU.
Los Angeles... . 2 0500020 0— 9-.
BaSf lilt* 3 0 4 0 12 0..'
San Joses .0 00000010— '
Maseblts. 0 13 0 0 0 110
linns earned— Los Angeles 3. Three-bate bit—
Lytie. Two-btse bits— Stafford McCau!ejr. Iluleo,
(;:« iKilviu. strong. Samtice hits— l.yt.'e. MeVey.*
First base ou errors— Los Aiueirs 2, S*n .loses 1.
First bate on called balls— By Lookai>aa,{i! 2, by
McNabb 1. Left on bases— Lot Augcles B. Si:.
Joses 5, Struck out— Hy L«*kaba^i I, by Mc
>abi>o. Double plays— l!u'e:t to Glenaivin to Me
(Mauley. Tmtwiy to McCauley, Ererett to l>ools*:
Time of game— l bour 45 ir.liujts. L'laplre—ilc
l>oual<l. Scorer— J. S. Bancroft.^*}
REAL ESTATE TRAIWSKiiOMS.
AI.AM cor nt y.
Oscar and Mary J. FltcU of Oakland to benjiintn
noil of S'su Francisco, lot on X line of Twenty
first street. 100 W of » > W 50 br N 100, !>fi-.
lot 11, block J.Curtis and Williams 'lracr.OatUad; ■
SIOO.
batne to same, strip of hind bounded on the north
by l'lymouth ii college iruw, W iiy a Hno parallel ■ .
with and 10 2 ltet to eastward of the Kline of I'm
tweet, belo* lot M, IHWBa VisU Home«l«ad. Oak
laun: Ji: 0 '•■-■■■
Mountain View Cemetery Association to Nathan
B.Lowell, lot put 30, U **'■<! cemetery. Oak
and lownshlp: $37.
Mire to CharKsaud Harlow IV Bancrort. lot 215. -
plat 30, In said cemetery, Oatlaud I . wushlu; $131.
J. AY. Crawford or GoUien t.ata to Itaus Ja«obl«a
of San t"nnrisrt>, lot on NX line of I el to i street ami
California and .\ev:irt» Kaiiroad, X -18 to inn - of
■Wilson, N 13' J. W « to X line of and railroad,
th nee to t>ezli:n:n*j, beln? a portion or bioctD.:
amended map of J. W. Crawiord Tract, UafcUrrd"
Townsbtp; $10. ■
John A. ana Belle Hoots of AVimeda to Mil Ham
Blratti i of Alauteda, lot on SW corner - oc
Hopklaa street and r.o<tu:t »v n ■•. s -> by IT 40
beliiß lot 2. block A. rrosi>rc. mil Tract, *ul>,.e
to mortgage for $t?SO. HrooSlyn Township; $1473.
i:. I), aid Addle M. MlrtJtekauff to D. O. Hunt of
St. Helena, lot on NE cornrr of Bnocroft way end
ltjron street, X mo by X 10J, being lots 19 to jj
block H, Erynnt Ira. H.-rHeley: »!0.
. Jinn Camilla or Mm Fr.tiiri«!co to I\. O. Nielsen
of Alaiuerta. lot Its, block 11, Crystal Springs Tract,
Berkeley : $10.
l <i\var<'. and Amelia Gentv. or Aianifida. to £mlle
C. (juesuel of ban Francisco, lot on ss iv cor:. or or
San .lost' are and Oak street. YV 7.*. Ny S 160. beirij
lot 10 and X half lot 11. block I*. lands adjacent 10
EiiClual, Alamo«U; $0000.
Hank i f Hverniore to Albert Clark of Mum/.
Township, .043 of an acre, bosinnins at common '
corner of the lan or Clark. Madisim an I PbAjM,
thence N 44.80 feet to 8 line of Almond strer :.
thence In an acure angle W alon? S line of Alnimwl
street 7».5 feet to point where the Mine of said
street turns at right angUs, thence s 20.4 feet to N
line of land* of Clark, thence X 60.5 feet to !)e;i:t
ntit?, Llvermore, Murray Township: $10. ■- = " -■
Ueorpe W. and Kliza J. tiraysori v.' Oakland, to
John (I. Kunneinanu of Oakland, cotnmeuelng-ilv
£ from sr. corner of JsctaoD ana M- t;i stree:*,
■ ;(."> by s 100, block 83, Oakland Township: $10. ; :
;•■ Frederick and Carniollta H. Jioegle to water A.
Young of Oakland Township, lot on 8 Hue of MatiT
street. 165.10 W of Adeline. S 80.05. X 125.63 %o \V
linn of Adeline, with S Suiter. 00.30, thence V.'
165.10 to licsrhiuiui:. being lots 3 and 4, hIOCI iv, J
X McElrath Tract; $1500. .
J.H. Wright. of Oaklana to E. C. Fcnnessy of
Oakland, lot on S H,e of Prince street, 201) \v of
Tiftnoiit, W yo by (I 100. lots 5 anJ 6. blocs Q,
>»-i»!>nry Tn t. Berkeley : $10.
J. H. Wright of Oakland to J. H. Griswald of Oak
land, lot on S line of Prince street, 290 w of Ti-e
--ui. ni. vv 45 I > S ll)U, lot 7. and i. 5 rest of lots $
and i*. same, herkcley; $10. x;;,.-'
K. Scott of Oakland to J. H. Wriaht of Oakland
let on S line Of Prince street, 830 W or Tremout
\V 5 by s 100, and X 5 feet of lots 8 and {?, block Q, '
same, Berkeley; $10. - „
Amelia K. Stevens and Chester reprlnjr, of Oik:
land, to Amanda French or Oakland,: lot'j 4.S ami
48, Peralta-avenne Tract, Brooklyn Township: sjtio.
■ Warren It. and Grace schilling of Oakland ;»
Henry: E. Alden, on >t; corner of Harold nut
Cnampio.i streets, N 110, X 174.67, S . 1 1 1.40. AY •
171. lots 15 to -0: also on >' W corner or- Harold
ami < -in in;. ion streets. N 114-20. X SOU '.'.?. S 11 1.60 "
W 300 IS, lots 1 to 1-', Champion Tract, P.rooklyu
■Township; »10. •
, Manuel It. rte Sllverl» Plnol* to Jo*e C. Cardos* :
of ; San' i.r in ire. lot on N linn ot Wicks i.a>idli:B
avenue, 100 from Intersection of X line of Wicks
l.aniiiDt,' areuue with X line ot Clark street, KSO hr -
N lvo, lor ■llemmeTisct, S»a LoauJro. Edeu
T«»vu«alp; *^10.
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