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THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1895 HOUSES TO LET. ROOMS TO LET—Continued. RY MODERN 1y decorated: retined ot st vard: kind laudlord. SIEIN, 15 Grant & 8 “IH AND MISSION ouble parlers: verv ches HOUSEEKEEPING ROOMS — Continued. AV ¥lgin Park Avenue, 2 3@ FLGIN, PARK NEAR RIDLEY— Large front bay-window room, kitchen; use bath and laundry. 63 ; treet. THIED, ~ BAK HAMEOLAIE b, yard} rent $1 OUSE OF 4 ROOMS; BAS grounds; rent cheap. 15 Bue ELLIS, COR. OF LARKIN—1 OR 2 SUN- ny furnished housekeeping rooms. I LARGE a st., near Fifth Street. no children; $8. Folsom Street. —1 OR 2 FRONT HOUSEKEEP- 2 peds If necessary; no chil- NICE Tent very QR FOLSO) 135 Tng room dren; rent cheap. Fourth ~treet. 307 FOURTH — 8 NY wiy papered: X Y—6 ROOMS AND BATH. )99 FAIR OAKS, BET. 35TH A 1033 Houise, 7 rooms, bath, garden; ressonable. FURNISHED Genry Street. 79] GFARY ST-LARGE ALCOVE ROOM handsomely furnished. 798¢ EARY—LIGHT, SUNNY ROOMS: USE £O of kitchen 1f desired. 3 NICELY FURNISHED FRONT STOR¥S TO LET. 3(). STORE CORNER WILLOW AVE. AND V. Polk st., near Eddy; living-rooms; fine locatlon for grocery and bar. TORE ON THE N. SIDE OF MARKET ST. Apply 16500 Market st. QUi AND 3 RGOM COR. OF FOLSOM AND A CEARY 3 Rausch sis.. bet, th and Eighth. Previ- 92 rooms; ranning water; grate; board optional | ously used as a Hiquor.ciose. Gough Street. OW RENT: LARGE STORE, BASEMENT 9]4 GOUGH-3 NICE SUNNY UNFUR- 4 uished rooms. and living-rooms at the Mission; cable-cars pass: suitable for anything except liguor. VON RHEIN & CO., 513 California st. Grove Street. GROVE, COR. POLK—SUNNY FUR- nished rooms; gentlemen; rent reasonable. 10 Harrison Street. 7791 HARRISON, NEAR FOURTH—FINE 2 ly furnished sunny rooms; bath; closet; yard: $1 a week. TORE AND BASEM] bath, cor Hayes and Webster. 731 Hayes st. JMALL STORE; %15; 439 BUSH ST.. OPP. California Hotel; suitable for shoemake: QI T AND 4 ROOMS AND FYOUSES TO LET IN ALL PARTS OF THE { iront room for housekeeping; rent cheap. H S pATTERSON & CO.. 927 Market, r. 40. = ¢ HOUSE. BEA LY FUR- R 4 FURNISHED ROOMS, COMPLETE : Geary and Jones. Call 11’11 n‘(‘ ve suite ning room, with for doctor; appr i porcelain sink, bath, 3 closets: partly furnished. 330 5 ) v9¢) ~() 6SUNNY ROOMS $32.50. come piumbizg; Golden Gate Avenue. GOLDEN GATE AVE.—4 FURNISHED, sunny honsekeeping rooms and bath. AR HYL ] s cheap. Inquire room 15, Toward Street. 11284 HOWARD —FINE ATRY ROOM: O neatly furnished; $5 per month: Amer- ican family; none but quiet, sober people need apply. 113 HOWARD—4 NICE UNFURNISHED rooms. Hyde Street. AYDE, COR. GOLDEN GATE—SUNNY 49 corner room; $8. i |33 b I'fll»-].mfm; JATE AVE.—TWO LARGE { rooms: front and back parlor; furnished or unfurnished; cheap. ATH. 17 HAMP- Second and Third. QUNNY HOUS » ton place, off Folson e £ 771 GEARY—HOUSE OF 11 ROOMS; BATH; Harriet Street. 211 Foutreasonabie. & T HARRIET. OFF HOWARD, NR. SIXTH—2 5) l'” PERRY—BAY-WI OF 4 | © housekeeping rooms. rooms and ba - i water - Apply G. H. TN & CO., 14 Montgom- Harrison Street. 4] 7 FARRISOX — SUNNY = FURNISHED 1 { ‘tront room for housekeeping: _DOUBLE PARLORS FUR- 6 £ 7 HARRISOM QAVED o) nished for housekeeping, with bath in- Dby rent | cluded; cheap. MOND 10 reet. FURNISHED FL 47 IESSIE-2 SUNNY BASEMENT ROOMS, ey (O neatly furnished for housekeeping. T ovams and path: donbie pariors, with use of | 501 2E: COR. SIX NICE, SUNNY kitchen and dining-room; to reliable party of | suite; also singie roums for gentiemen. ts; gentleman and wife preferred. ply | Don) Street, 2 Folsom st., near Tenth. ol 9()8 JONEs, COR BUSH — TWO OR three housekeeping rooms, prettily fur- nished; also one bay-window room furnished. Sr'lllr Jones Street. 9()7 JONES—THE VAN WINKLE; NEW 2U | management: elezant sunny suites and single; newly furnished; bath, etc.; $10 to $30. Kearny Street. A RLINGTON HOUSE, 127 KEARNY—PLEAS- ant sunny rooms, en suite and single; first class in every respect: terms reasonable. OR RENT—LARGE FRONT OFFICE AND part of st 221 and Market st GFFiCE. 2u LET. (CONVENIENT OFFICES INNEW BULLDING cor. Market, Dramm and California sts.: ele- Yor, te.i. rents reasonable. MADISON & (")]7 GEARY ST._PARLOR FLOOR, SUIT- &1 able for doctor's oftice. Key 2174, JLEGANT OFFICES IN NEW SPRECKELS building, 925 Market: rents low: no extra charge for gas, janitor services or heating. Apply £t building or €. H. UMBSEN & CO.. 14 Montg. st PIANOS, VIOLINS, ETC. G JUST RECEIVED OF THE d makes of pianos, including the Hardman, Chase Bros., Hackley, etc.; immense stock for ‘selection in ‘several large wererooms; we can suit you with prices and terms: our bargain: Toom contains three specially good offers, s zood upright at $80, o large, fine instrument at $150, and one little used, original _price £400, for $200. THE J. DEWING COMPANY, warerooms second floor Flood bldg., Fourth and Market sts. JINE STEINWAY; MU SOLD_IMME- diately; price $215. ~Storage room 21, Flood bldg. 224 K JANT FRONT SUNNY “X rooms; new management; $8, 810 and §25. Larkin Street. 5192 LARKIN-—4 TUNFURNISHED SUNNY & roOmSs; terms reasol le. 80 large front, $8. Y FRONT SUITE; TARKIY A1921 LARKIN — 15133 Sitaktas: it desired: private family. 2 S FRONT FUR- nished, $: UPRIGHT:; IMMEDIATE SALE NE- W\Y 1CK 4V cessary: price $80. Room 10, Flood bldg. FINE UPRIGH TEINWAY, SCHUBERT and Decker Bros.: o n Ness ave, H- BROS’ PIANO— A SUPERB_IN- AL strument, surpassing any plano that we bave hitherio handled: we invite a critical inspection. A. L BANCROFT & CO., 324 Post st. Leavenworth Street. 1015 LEAVENWORTH — UNFURNISHED . front basement room; $4 & month. NNECTING ROOMS, LARKIN — 3 326 o ()1'7117117KT — NICELY FU L { front parlors, with kitchen; other rooms. MARKET, ABOVE SIXTH (IN REAR) —Furnished sunny rooms; also house- Market Street. 1019 keeping; 11‘;) MARKET — NICELY FURNISHED ZZ rooms, en suite or single: $2 to §6 a week. Murket Street. MARKET, ABOVE SIXTH, IN REAR— Furnished sunny rooms for light house- also single rooms; no children. nprovements; scnable; furniture for sale, if desired. | 101¢ keeping, cheap McAllister Street. MCALLISTER ISHED AND UN- 340 fiSained rooms; also housekeeping: cheap to steady peopl ()8 MCALLISTER ST—3 FURNISHED 408 Pooms for housekeeps., with bath: rent $12 ewln Stroets TOSE! E, 1045 _m'/:im\hl'r BET. LEWIS, OFF JONES, BET. POST AND | 1 Sixth and Seventh_Sinzle and suites; per 208 Sutter—Furnished rooms: privilege of kitchen. | vight §1: week, $1 60 10 $5: families L T MARKET HA D HANDS; 131() thoroughly renovated; rooms from £6 up. Mason Street. 4] 7 dAsoN_cis NGED HANDS; NICELY furnished suites; single rooms; all conveni- ences. 172 417 S and wife. Minna Street. MINNA-LARGE FURNISHED INSIDE Toom for 2,81 25 a week ; also single, cheap. YA—TWO SUNNY FRONT ROOMS, nished; suitable two gents or man F9Q MCALLISTER — HANDSOM < = 538 parlor floor, h TOTTAGE YARI BASE —— (fow ren Eighteenth and Ha . | Minna street. JOMS: MODER: MINNA—FURNISHED LIGHT HOUSE- JUNNY C ol 281 1358 keeping front double and single. MINNA — NIC R. E GHTH—NICELY FUR- w room: $1a week. 667 2 ission Street. rooms; stove and sin AIL TO LOO: Mission Street. sand bath B Q51 MISSION_COMPLETELY FUR 9253 ea: nice Kirehe exclusive bath II:)”M!Sqo’.\ FRONT DOUBL Z9 iors, with kitchen, porch and "rn)gl MISSION, NR. THIRTEEN FH—-TWO 1729% Suuny turnished housekeeping rooms; bath; laundry; $ 305 ment. WG E ROOMS; YARD, 109 ncia s i OMS AN 814 “oe ard Sanchez; very low nstairs, | Oak Street. OAK—UPPER FLOOR OF THREE UN- furnished rooms; gas; bath ;1oL water; base- VLY PAP- rooms, bath: ROOMS O’Farrell Street. O'FARRELL — 3 OR 5 FURNISHED rooms for housekeeping; good location. Call 82 | between ¥ and 1. &99 SSC : DL, 7’4 of - Atission/sc § Pine Street. JUNN PWER FLAT 5 ROOMS; BATH; S iiationsey washiub, - 1008% & 74 | PINE—2 OR 3 SUNNY UNFURNISHED ranklin st. "NNY ROOMS; a st JUST COM- | rooms for housekeeping; reasonable. 61 - Post @171 POST — 2 UNFURNISHED SUNXY D1 {2 rooms; every convenience tor housekeep- ing if desired. ND STORY): WATER ree; reat $15. Iver st., or. Third. 21991 POST ISHED FRONT AND BACK )*) '-U REDUCED FROM $30 D8 & L parlo table for housekeaping. 2 ZZ.0V. room elegant flats. SPECK & CO. Polk Streot. 1002 EOLK:, COR," OF GEARY—2 SMALL Z sunny flats of 3 rooms each: completely equipped for housekeeping: in modern apariment | house: no lodger new b ing: quiec place: fine mantel parate kitchen: gas stoves and all con- | vVeniences: rent $20 and §25; reference exchanged. T 1443 MCALLIS room upper flat for only ent and desirable ne . HOUSEKEEPING MISSION — NICELY FURNISHED S 613 2oome: 280 t0 50c a night; §1 to $2 a week. [UROPE HOUSE. 1169 MISSION—NTCELY furnished rooms, single or en suite: transients. 1299 MISSION — LARGE SUNNY FUR- L& nish lors: single or en suite; bath. " Ninth street. 2 AR MARKET, (CHANGED 20 hands)— renovated: bay-win dow Suites; single sunny; also housekeeping rooms; grates, gas, ranning water; $6 up. O’ Farrell 199 OFARRELL — NICELY FURNISHED Z.Z room for gentleman; all conveniences; cen- tral; 88. O Q O'FARRELL — NTCELY 208 unny room; low ARGE SUNNY PARLOR. sunny single room, furnished. Ouk Street. 1 OAK—SUNNY SUITE ROOMS: RENT 2 reasonable. Post Street. f)()" POST—-NEW MANAGEMENT: CLEAN, ZU{ sunny rooms: single and en sulte by day, \\gl‘k or mgnlh 70.)’;':). . JONES—LARGE FURNISH- Z ed room: also hall bedroom. 0] 32 POST-MICELY FURNISHED FRONT ©) room; bay-winaow modern fiat; also sunny hall room; térms moderate. Powell Street. POWELL—ELEGANTLY FURNISHED suites; single sunny front rooms; transient. NINTH, FURNISHED private family. FURNISHED; O'Farrell, 11 12 JUNNY UPPER_BAY-WINDOW ) rooms: bat 17. 117 Perry st. q DUMSEAC : Apply 1512 G K SUNNY FLAT; 6 o Seventh Street. 136 SEVENTH — NICELY = FURNISHED housekeeping rooms, cheap; single room, §1 a week. ] 13- SEVENTH — FURNISHED ROOMS SROOMS | { from $1 a week eping; _transient. | 6 ROOMS AND BATH: | lister and Broderi S; 5 OR 6 ROOD COR. FLA rent cheap. Co SIXTH—FRONT SUNNY HOUSEREEP- ing rooms: reasonzable. Tenth 11 COMPLETELY FURNISHED 1g; separate entrance: stationary tubs: yard; suitable for several in family; cheap. 24 FLAT, 4 ROOMS; YARD, | near Jones. D FLOOR: NO uiet, sunny, clean attragtive, n Parg e., off Twelfth s RONT AND R ’]_Tvl'n ROOMS, 1812 50 Third Street. THIRD-HOUSEKEEPING 14 ROOMS; complete; first floor front; bat Sixth < reet. SIXTH — THE HILLSDALE, SUNNY rooms; single and el 33 110 §1 50 day. ") SIXTH—-3 LARGE U! URNISHED DL sunny rooms for housekeeping; cellar; water: $9. South Park. 16 sovie PARK—1, 2 OR 3 FURNISHED or unturnished rooms; cheap. Stockton Street. 4()Q STOCKTON — NICELY FURNISHED & rooms; suitable for 1 or 2 gentlemen; very ble. TLY FURNISHED 6071 STOCKTON { 2 sunny room tn private family, 54 a month 6L: )1 STOCKTON — BACK ROOMS; FUR- ished ; from $4 u; 11 conveniences. ,k)gg;—-rmm;w. NY FRONT SUITE, FUR- &) nished for housekeeping: single rooms: $1 25 per week, X = 3992 THIRD—NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE- L4 keeping rooms; cheap. NEAR E. papered roo NV ROOMS AND can be sub- Castro-st. car. Twenty-sixth Street. SIXTH ST.. NR. MISSION= .~ RIDLEY—3 LARGE ed Tooms for housekeeping: : hot and cold water; rent $10. NNY FRONT SUITE; elegantly furnishd; cheap, Sutter Street. SUTTER—WELL-FURNISHED LARGE sunny room ; adjoining bath; private family. Taylor Street. TAYLOR—LARGE FURNISHED ROOM for 1 or 2 pers 50 single room. Tenth Street. TENTH, NR. MARKET—LOVELY SUN- ny rooms; housekeeping it desired. 82 41 11 VAN CELY FURNISHED sunny rooms for housekeeping: reasonable. 79 Zoe Street. 13 ZOE. OFF BRYANT. BET. THIRD AND TENTH-NICELY FURNISHED KOOMS; suites or single: also light housekeeping. Third 12 Fourth—2 unfurnished rooms, in rear. A WEEES NEWS FOR § CEN' WEEKLY CALL. in wrapper, for m: FLAT rent cheap 17 renovate 27 Haight st. KOOMS TO LET. BATH: $14. 30614 | rida. ‘@I @ LOWER FLAT OF 4 ROOMS AND | s‘]b. kitchen: five minutes’ walk from the | BUSH (TITE GRENOBLE) — NEWLY i board option: 60 Baldwin. 713 Polk st., near B "MONTH; 2 FLATS IN HAYES eAOONS ThOD, e | ot and cold water, bath; private family; : refer nces NICELY FURNISH ., 513 California st. 8 ROOMS AND BATH; MODERN | 13 blocks from $25. fuliy b window g | alcove room for 1 or 2 gentiemen. Market and Valenciasis. VON RHEIN & CO., | BUSH_ ST E D 513 California st. & _|1].0 sunny rooms; board cptional; reasonable. 5 ROOMS EACH. McAL~ BUSH—NICELY FURNISHED SUNNY rst ave room, with or without board. $75 NICE _UPRIGHT _PIANO:; ALSO +_square, $45. Storage House, 211 Larkin. ATMETROPOLITAN TEMPLE—CALL AND see the wonderful Muehlfeld Pianos: they are the talk of the tow e assortment just re- ceived. J.T. BOW N, Sole Agents. N FOR BUSINESS. The finest line of new pianos for rent and sale in San Francls . HARRY SCOTT, ket 5t., kels building. TR EXC E _UPRIGHT 875, i cor. Tenth. 59 Folsom st., GR’EAT' SWEEPING ; perfect; sacrifice. 13 SALE OF PIANOS; S, 228 Post st. FOR SALE , 16 McAllister st TEINWAY, WEBER, ERSON, ESTEY and numerous other standard makes ot pianos and orzans ere sold upon easy terms and Teasonably by SHERMAN, CLAY & CO., piavo house, cor. Kearny and Sutter sts. ST $235: MAHOGANY PIANO, $48; HEINE] “\vr; ARE NOW SOLE AGENTS FOR THE celebrated Knabe Plap new styles just re- cefved. BENJ. CURTAZ & SON. 16 O'Farrell st. PIANOS FROM $100 UP. HOR- leading piano-hof 216 Post st. QUFPERIOK THERS, OLD & NEW H. MULLI epairer, 2 Latham place. EMOVED—, CER & CO. TO 338 Post st., near Powell, sole agents Conover, Colby and’Spencer pianos. 228 Post st “fix . EADGER WITH KOHLER &CHASE, 26, 28 and 80 O'Farrell st. MS; LOW PRICES. KUHLER & NWAY, makes of pianos: CKE! other first-class 0S., ittie used: cheap for cash or on essy terms. KOHLER & CHASE “8 and 30 O’ Farrell st. A N’ PLAY OF NDOLINS, uitars and banjos at MAUVAIS'. 769 Market. YRON MAUZY, 308 POST ST.—SOHMER, N E Briegs and other pianos. ‘QTECK, CHICKERING & SONS, VOSE AND Sterling pianos sold on $10 installments. BENJ CURTAZ & SON. sole agents, 16-20 O'Farrell st. (FAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA—THE ) WEEKLY CALL, sent to any address in the tates or Canada one year for $1 50, post- SEWING MACHINES., GOOD_SINGER__SEWING-MACHINE, + 1915 Missiou st., bet. 16th and 16th. ED $1 560 MONTHLY: SECOND-HAND nes from $3 upward: Domestic, New i hite, Singer at half-price, 145 Sixih st E MACHINES, ALL KINDS hand in good working order from $5 upward machines rented $1 560 and $2 per month. 1368 st. “A LL KINDS SEWING-MACHINES BOUGHT, sold, rented, exchanged and repaired; lowest 5 Fourth st.. near Ho $ rate: EDUCATIONAL ANCING FOR_ BALLROOM OR STAGE S,927 Misslon st., or. Fifth. taught at IRVIN’ MBS, MELVILLE SNYDER, 519 VAN NESS; oratorical, vocal, dramatic academy: classes, iano ;dramatic elocution specialty. private lessons: ‘71N'1'r.x’1’:n.\\v G CLASSES NOW OPEN at the office of the Architect and Builder, 408 California st.; terms $1 per month and upward; day or evenings. MY SIC AND THE DRAMA—FREE INSTRUC AM ‘tion in vocai music. elocution and actin siage rehearsals; successful debuts guaranteed; pupils fitted for ‘concert. chow and stage. Office violin, mandolin, 1487 Market st JLOCUTION—DRAMA, DELSART; cal culture, volce cuiture. OLIVE HOFF ER, 269 Hyde s QPANISILERENCH, G MODERATE, eisterschatt School Languages, 122 O'Farrell st LMER E. HYER, TEACHER OF PIANO, banjo, mandolin. 405 Geary st., room 17. N 1SSBOLTE'S SCHOOL, 2297 SACRAMENTO: board, English, French, German, piano, $30 month; separate French kindergarten; cauch. JORMER STANFORD PROFESSOR PRE- ‘pares students for the university (admission on recommendation); law, medical collcge, civil service; day &eve classes. Room 333 Phelan bldg. CLAIRVOYANTS. DVICE AND ASSISTANCE FOR ALL! Never in the annals of clairvoyancy have future events been as truthfully foretold as by Professor Eugene. His patrons are the very best business people cf San Franeisco. 1t is not necessary to refer to distant lands or forelgn cities for credentials. HIS SUCCESS IS ASSURED—HIS PATRONS COMMEND HIS REPORT. All are pleased and delighted with his readings. Multitudes visit his par- lors daily and are happy. 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Hours, 10 A3 10 8P, 3. F.EZGINE, 1728 Market st., pariors 1, 2, 3, 4PSan Francisco, Cal. ESI' CLAIRVOYANT AND CARD READER on earth; ladies und gents, 25c. 206 Fourth st. BUSINESS CHANCE: $15OO GROCERY AND BA MORE « stock than price asked; 3 living rooms. WOOD & GRIBBLE, 917 Market st. $110 RESTAURANT AND BAKERY IN 0 « the heart of the city; will stand_full investigation: see thisat once. WOOD & GRIB- BLE, 917 Market st. ALOON: FINE BAK; PIANO: BILLIARD table; old established place; mint for two young men; rent $35. WOOD & GRIBBLE, 917 Market st B &;25 000 T0 LOAN ON FURNITUR; Y43 N pianos, real estate. WOOD & GRIBBLE, 917 Market st. 00D STOCK AND FIX- tures: 4 living-rooms: rent $15: good business: barzn. WOOD & GRIBBLY, 917 Ma $100 BAKERY AND COFFEE-HOUSE « combined: 4 barrels flour daily: 2 horses, 2 wagons: 1 & booming town near San Francisco: 18,000 population; trial glven: owner re- tiring. WOOD & GRIBBLE, 917 Market st. PARLOR AND BRANCH ROR() COFF 3“200 bakery; fineiy fitted; receipts average busy ‘street. BARRETT & SKIFF, 86514 Market st. $300, STocK COMPLETE; POULTRY « ranch, Fruitvale: 11 acres: long lease; low rent. Room 34, Donohoe Building, S. F. JOK SALE—DINING-ROOM AND COFFEE parlor doing a 200d business: fine location; no x!uorznblu offer refused. 636 Geary st. OAL AND WOOD YAED; IN FIRST-CLASS J location. Apply 526 Wallé W ANTED_PARTNER WITH MEANS T0O work gold-separator: saves as close as expert miner can pan; capacity 2 tons an hour. Address A. B., box 7, Call Office. $35(). PARTNER “WANTED OF WILL . . sell: steady man; lodging-house, 55 beds, clearing $125 per month. 140 Minns st. $4OO MILK ROUTE FOR SALE. APPLY t « 8. C., box 47, Call Office. ANTED—TO BUY EXPRESS BUSINESS. ‘Address S., box 46, Call Office. 'OR SALE, EXCHANGE OR LEASE — A foothill fruit ranch. Apply 1217 Clay st. LLEN & SATTERLEE, BUSINESS 'AGENCY, 78313 MARKET ST. $150—Paying chophouse dowrtown; must sell immediately: call early Monday; partner to invest #150 n established business; clear $25 per week. F?)ifs,\m;- ¥ ACCOUNT OF SICKNESS A a delicatessen with bar: cheap, i sold Immedi- e 1417 Ellis s In CERTAIN INVESTMENT FOR $50,- 000; 50 per cent a year; investigate, BENCH- LEY &'CO., 630 Market s W 375 6r hores and wagon: to travels ‘can con- trol his own money; references. Address J. HENRY, box 80, Call Office. B.\KERYT{XD RESTAURANT. 49 SECOND street. 150, RESTAUEARE ¥OR BALE: RE D LOU. Geipts $13 to $15 per day: rent $25 per month; a bargain. 855 Broadway, Oakland. MALL HOME BAKERY FOR SALE; BRICK 3 ‘oven and everything complete; fine location; a bargain if taken at once. Apply 1403 Park st., Alameda. INE SALOON AND LODGING-HOUSE: bestpart of city; north of Market st. S., box 120, Call Office. Y MAN, WITH FFERS WANTED FOR CASH OR EX- change for ihe remainder of the carriage slock of the late Robert J. Beeby of Oakland, consisting of fine carriages, surreys, traps, phaetons and carts; must be closed out by January 1, 1896. Ad- dress offers to MKS. R. J. BEEBY, 624 Twelith st., Oakland. HEAP FRUIT AND CANDY STORBE. Hayes-st. entrance to Golden Gate Park. $125 R IN PLACE OF HELP; . near Market st. and City Hail: norent. E., box 21, Call Office. UCK AND DUMPLINGS WITH § DISHES, 10c. : boxes for ; bes: meal on_earth for 10c. SEATTLE RESTAURANT, 187 Kourtn st. $1000 SALOON FOR BALE: LOCATION, « Market st.; cheap rent; bus- ness; full value in stock and _fixtures. Inquire of RODEFELD & WREDE, 105-1 DOR SALE — SMALL CHICK with a round of private custome: everything necessary for chicken-ralsing: bator, 3 brooders, good stock on hand; no reasona- able offer r-fused; disagreement of partners canse of sale. Address Box 91, San Mateo. OR SALE—CORNER WINE AND LIQUOR saloon, 625 Kearny st., cor. Commercial; the roprietor wishing to retiré from business. For in- rmation call from 2 to 5 o'clock P. . JOR SALE — SPAPER ROUTE AND book business, with hcrse} and buggy: price $800; pays $60 per month. D.'D., box 38, call OR SALE—$40: BRANCH BAKERY; CAD dies, stationery store. 705 Valencia st. sale at a bargain. 1637 Polk st. ARDWARE-STORE—WHOLE_OR LOTS TO suit; new and second-nand; bargain: must seil immedlately. 546 Mission st. ELICACIES, PORK AND CANDY STORE; must be sold to-day; cheap. 131 Seventh. OR SALE—SHOE-REPAIRING BUSINESS; 61234 Laguna st. Inguire 512 Oak st. §175. BARGAIN-SALOOX, STOCK AND { . fixtures: long lease: 3 turnished living- rooms attached; good location. Call at Assembly Saloon, SW. cor. Eighth and Howard sts. $900 PARTNER WANTED IN LARGE « restaurant, doing 880 business a day; rent $60: guaranteed to clear $20 a day; open for investigation: cash or real estate security; a snap; Yp interest very cheap. Call at 137 Fourth. $300 ROUTE FOR SALE; EVENING - paper: pays 8160 per month. Apply this office. JOR SALE—ONE OF THE LARGEST AND oldest stove, range and house-furnishing estao- lishments: plumbing, gas-fitting, tin and sheetiron manufacturing a specialty: investigation solicited. Inquire on premises, 624 Washington. OB SALE-OLD-ESTABLISHED HAY AND grain, wood and coal yard: centrally located; does good business. A. GRELLA, 514 Union st. FINE BOARDINGHOUSE BY TANNERY and shops; all filled: trial given: will be sold Roddy's very cheap: see i; and make offer. Hotel, Nebraska and Twenty-sixth sts. 5500, SALOON: GOUD LOCATION: SOLD DUV, account traveling. "208 Washington st. OR SALE—LUNCH PARLOR AND BAK- ery; good location. Apply Call Office. IGA RS, LATEST SLOT MACHINES WHOLE- sale; agents wanted. KAHN & CO., 250 Calif. st. OCKSMITH - SHOF _FOR SALE; ON_ AC- count of other business; rent $10. 446 Va- lencia st., near Sixteenth. T EALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 24 POST ST. Bookkeeping, business practice, shorthand, typing, electrical engineering, telegraphy, modern languages rapidly taught. Write for catalogue. ROF. LEON, CLAIRVOYANT, PALMIST, trance charmer, has no equal; vaiuable advice, reunites lovers, causes speedy marringe, removes evil influences; troubles healed. 533 Post, 9 to 8. N IGHTSCHOOL;HEALD'S BUS. COLLEGE ;24 Post:commercial, shorthand, English : low rat THEL GRAY, CLAIRVOYANT: CARD- reader; diseases diagnosed. 1031 Market st. 10LIN, MANDOLIN, CELLO, BANJO; REA- sonable. PROF. FRANCIS, 104614 Valencia. Cnt;‘ms‘m'\' AND ASSAYING. CUNNING- ham’s School, cor. Geary and Powell sts. QAR FRANCISCO BUSINESS COLLEGE, 1235 Market: send for cat.: day and evening session. T0LIN, MANDOLIN, GUITAR, CORNET Prot. L. MERKT, 226 Geary ;reasonable ELASCO'S LYCEUM SCHOOL OF ACTING— Private theatricals -mm?d: puplls rehearsed onstage. R.5&12.1. 0. O. F. block, 7th and Market. TURK — PARLOR SUITE; UNFUR- nished rooms. Van Ness Avenue. INCHESTER HOUSE—44 THIRD, NEAR rooms 26¢ to $1 50 per night; #1 50 10 $6 per week electric lights in every room: reading rm; free bus. TURK—NICE SUNNY FRONT ROOM; $6 7—1 A TURK—ELEGANT SUITE SUITABLE D14 %0r man and wife or gent of means. S(02 YAS NESS AVE—ELEGANT PARLOR suite; also handsomely furnished bedroom Market; most convenient and respectable; 200 Turk Street. 10 7 monin. 543 T Y BINGLE ROOM WITH . gasand bath; $5. suite and other rooms. Miscellaneous, 'ULTON HOUSE, OPP. CITY HALL—FUR- nished rooms, single or ensuite; $8and $16 up. () ¥2250AND $25,4 FINE FLATS OF 6 &Y. rocms and bath each, on Gough st., near cAllister: . 6 rooms, bath and basement, 912 | Eryant st., near Seventh. Apply to T. P. KIOR- DAN, 632 Market st. ‘QAVED—DOLLARS, DIMES A TCKELS | | Carlos Place. CARLOS PLACE, OFF O'FARRELL, NEAR Powell—Sunny furnished rooms; $4 and $5 mo. Clementina Street. CLEMENTINA: /0 NICE PLEABANT r00mS to let. Eddy Street. | 99 EDDY, YORK HOUSE—SUNNY FRONT rooms. and single, by day, week or mont] » by renting a flat ffom BALDWIN & HAM- MOND, 10 Montgomery st. = A MERICAN EXCHANGE HOTEL REOPEN- ed_on the European plan; light airy rooms from 25¢ to 81 per day, $4 per month and up. BOAKDING AND LGOMS. VAN NESS AVE—NEWLY FURNISHED sunny rooms; parlor floor; comfortable excellent table; references. 614 ER—THE WESTMINSTER: handsome bay-window rooms; other rooms. BUSH — FURNISHED AND UNFUR- | transfent. 32 EDDY — ALCOVE SUITE; RUNNT e e water; m'!-\‘llege of light nousekeeping. e Eighth >treet. 2 —— , HE SHERMAN APARTMENT HOUSE: 126 BRYANT—1 2 Y ROOMS, sunny rooms, furnished and unfurnished; nicely furnished for housekeeping. strictly respectable; central; very moderate prices. 28 Kighth st., hear Market. A. W. MANNING. Ellis Street. 718 ELLIS-PRONT SUNNY ROOM; VERY desirable; board optional. ¥olsom Street. 961 FOLSOM-NICE LARGE SUNNY ROOM, suitable for two gentlemen; or single front room: in a nice private family. 17241 EOLSON-SINGLE BEDROOM TO 2 let: furnished; for gentleman. Fourth Street. FOURTH—FRONT OR SINGLE; FUR- nished or unfurnished: reasonable. Franklin Street. 1512 FRANKLIN —FURNISHED OR UN- furnished rooms to let. 80 43 California Street. 1434 CALIFORSIA — TWO IIOUSEKEEP- )4 ingroows: gas, bath and running water, Clayton Street. 4] 2 CLAYTON—2 FURNISHED ROOMS FOR 41 Z nousekeeping: bath; laundry:$12: nr. park. Devisadero Street. 2004 PEvIsA DERO—TWO SUNNY FRONT furnished rooms, with or without house- keepiug privileges; noother roomers. Eddy Street. EDDY—SUNNY NEWLY FURNISHED O ciean rooms; also housekeeping: 8 up. 22 43, EDDY—NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE- keeping rooms. Eighth Street. EIGHTH—THREE SUNNY ROOMS AND store: large yard; all conveniences. Fulton Streot. FULTON—NICELY FURNISHED large sunny rooms; $10 a month. 500 ) VAN NESS AVE.—FURNISHED ROOM Se ohx;‘l ELE(.*rmc&L.'clvul.‘Mx-illhi’«g; '5:5 . surve: Busay eavth, 6 VAN DLR NALLLERN. 195 Mke. BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, (ONTINENTAL BUTLDING AND LOAN AS- sociation—Home office, 222 Sansome st., §. F, General savings & loan business. ¥d E. Hill, Pres.; Oliver Eidridge, V.Pr.; W_Corbin, Sec.& Gen.Man. Qliver Fldridge, V.Pr.i W Corbin Sec 8 Sen oon LEGAL ANOTICES. L SPECIAL ADMINIS'{’!;ATOB SALE BUSINESS AND RESIDENCE PROPERTY In the city of Oakland, Alameda and Berkeley SATURDAY, December 7, 1895, at 2 P. M, at salesroom, 466 Eighth st., Oakland. We will sell by order o A. . Freese, Public Administrator of the City and County of San Francisco: Eight modern cottages, well iocated, Withilarge lots, all situated in splended localities in Oakland and Berkeley. Also, two modern flats on San Pablo avenue, Oakland. Also, six large business and residence lots In Oakland and Alameda. Do not fail to secure 8 e;ev'noo:n‘. our office and examine the property befor: , AS BEACE WILL NOT ADMIT OF FULL PARTIC- ARS LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE AND INVEST- MENT CO., 466 Eighth st., Oakland. \ il 63 EDDY—NICELY FURNISHED SUNNY front room, with board: reasonable. 9215 EPDY-HOME COOKING BY LADIES. 61 for 2 gentlemen, with board; Feasonabie. 1714 CLAY=SUNNY, WELLFURNISHED rooms: excellent board: references. 626 EDDY_SUNNY SUITES, WITH BEST O board, $45 upward; single, $20 upward. 195 HYDE—GOUD "BOARD AND NICELY furnished rooms at reasonable rates. T10) PINE—SUNNY FRONT ALCOVE ROOM; LU references. 32() VAN NESS "AVE—LARGE SUNNY suite and single rooms, with board. 494 LEAVENWORTH—LARGE, SUNNY elegant rooms, simgle and suite; new bed- ding: excuilent table; desirable house for gentle- QO] VAN NESS — NEWLY ELEGANTLY furnished; _excellent table; comfortable home; moderate; references. THE, {B%"',"’m,k,'," BROADWAY AND olk st.—Quiet and homelike: charges moder- ate- board optional: il cars direct. g NEW HOTELWENTWORTH, 617 BUSH ST.— Changed hands; fine rooms: good table. H UTEL BERTLING, 714 BUSH-OPENED AS a family hotel; references given and required; ali modern con Eleventh Street. ©9 ELEVENTH, NR. MARKET—2 FURNISH- £ ed rooms for housekeepizg; also single rooms; $10 and $6. Golden Gate Avenue GOLDEN GATE AVE.-LARGE UNFUR- 919 nishied room, $3. & N BUARDYED. A e~ AN URSE WISHES INFANT OR CHILDREN to board; reasonable. 2819 Sixteenth st. EPARTMENT NO. 9, PROBATE—IN THE Superior Court, in and for the City and County of San Francisco, State of California. I the mat- ter of the “k“' of CHARLES D. ROOT, deceased. Notice Is hereby given that MONDAY, the 9th day of December, A. D. 1895, at 10 o'clock A, M. of ‘sald day, atthe courtroom of Depariment No. 9 of sald court, at the new City Hall, in the City and County of San Francisco, State of Californta, have been appointed as the time and piace for proving the wlrlon( said CHARLES D, O{)‘l“ido ceased, and for hearing the application of RUBY ALICE ROOT for the issuance to herof letters %uézmenury thereun. Dated November 26, A. D. Seal. CHARLES F. CURRY. Clerk. (Seald G HOUGHTON, Depuly Cloric WALTER H. LINFORTH, Att'y for Petitioner. ME. RAVENA RETURNED: SITS DAILY: ¥l names given, 26c up. 828 Howard, bet.4th & 5th RESENT, PAST AND FU1URE, 35c. MME. LEGGETTE, 311 Tehama st., near Fourth. STARLIGHT MEDIUM ATONE GLANCE RE- veals past, present, future. 88535 Murket, rm. 2. THEL GRAY, CARD-KEADER, PALMIS- J try and magnetist. 1081 Market st., rooms 1 and 2, MME. MOREAD, WOKLD RENUWNED trance medium;25¢.up. 764 Howard st.,in front ME. DR. THOMAS, SCIENTIFIC REVEAL- er by eggs and cards; telis entire life, past, resent, future; ccnsultations on all affairs: noth- ng excepted; names given: good advice: sure heip: restores lost love by sympathy; mistaie im- possible; fee $1; letter 2. 929 Post st., nr. Larkin. TAT-MARKET, TOOLS AND FIXTURES, to rent or sell. Shoestore, 2831 Mission st. ARTNER WANTED — BUSINESS ESTAB- lished since 1860; capital required from $45,000 10 850,000. Address B. M.. P. O. box 2435. 1500, O SALE-BEST PAYING BUSE: + nessin San Franclsco: thorough in- Yestization permitted to party meaning business. CURTIS & BOWLEY, Mills bidg., San_Francisco, h OST CONVENILNT AND RESPECTABLE; Winchester House, 44 Third st., near Market: 200 rooms; 25¢ to $1 50 per night: $1 50 to $3 per week ; free bus to and from the ferry. WEEK'S NEWS FOR 5 CENTS—THE WEEKLY CALL. in wrapper. for mailing. FURNITURE FOR SALE* BOOMS, OAK FURNITURE COMPLETE.$80 Flegant Brussels carpet laid. Heavy Linoleum laid. Floor_ Oflcloth.. New Bedlounges, our own make.. SHIREK & SHIREK, 1310-12 Stockton, nr. Valio. J TA LEOLA, FORTUNE TELLER: magie charms; love tokens; true nicture of future wie and husband: teaches fortune-telling: REDUCTIONSOX LARGE GTOCK, NEW AND second-hand: 400 carpets, as new; oll- cloth, 25¢; parlor suits, $19 up; linoleum, 4! piece chamber sults, $i4 50: cornice ranges, $6: cash or lustallment free. T.H.NELSON, 12€ Fourth develops clalrvoyance, siate writing, elc.: has seven holy seals and the Palestine wonder charm: fee 81 and uoward. 2328 Mission. nr. Twentieth. SPAELLUALISM, R. WOOD — INDEPENDENT SLATE- writer and trance medium. 597 Ellis. RS. J. J. WHITNEY, CLAIRVOYANT AW trance medium; sittings $1. 218 Stockton st. ASTERN STAR PLANET-SEERESS AND psychometrist: cousultation 50c. 917 Market. M ES. MAYO STEERS, TEST AND BUSINESS medium; readings daily. 101 Grove, cor. Polk. ASTROLOGY. ASTRAL SEER—PROF. HOLMES, 11 SCOTT homtool: questions, stocks, ad v FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS. ERY CHEAP: NEARLY NEW STEEL eam boller; 12 horsepower: basement Palm Restaurant, 945 Market st., Monday; also 2, 3, 6, 8, 15, 80, 60, 80 horsepow er engine and boiler; 8 In. portable and rockbreaker. 60 Bluxome st. FOR, SALE —HAND FIRE ENGINE AS good as new and a 2-horsepower station: en- gine and boiler. Tnquire at 1567 Peraita, OAKiand, 'HEAP, A FRESH GENTLE . - cisco st., near Larkin, O ImATDAT, YUT PRICES IN FURNITURE AND CARPETS J this weak at McCABR'S. 012050 Mission st. CARPET CLEANING. THE S E. MITCHELL CARPET-CLEANING Co. (incorp.); old-established carpet-cleaning machines:_cleaning 3¢ yard. 230 Fourteenth st.; telephone Mission CAzPETS THOROUGHLY CLEANED AND renovated same as new. S. FERGUSON & 0., 28 Tenth st._Telephone number, south 38. ATIONAL CARPET BEATING AND RENO- vating Works HAMPTON &BAILLY: laying and altering. $13-315 Guerrero: T'el. Mission 244. WBEN YOU BECOME DISGUSTED WITH poor work send (o SPAULDING'S Ploneer Cac- t Beating Works, 363-7 Tehama: tel. So-40. 'ONKLIN’S CARPET BEATING WORKS. 3833 Golden Gate ave. : telephone east 126. ) MCQUEEN'S CARPET BEATING AND REN- ) . ovaling works. 458 Stevenson: tel. 3238. B URS LS. 15 SETS NEW AND SECOND-HAND HAR- ness: also wagons, buggies and horses: contracting ouifit; sand wagons and scrapers. 1128 Miasion st. HOROUGHABRED ROUGH-CO. B T hasa pups, 815 Eltzaberts stwent of Coningr 00D SADDLE-HORSE FOR SALE CHEAP. Address T., box 71, Call Office. ((HEAP FOR CASH_GET YOUR BABY- C riage and Rattan Fa‘m:yéu the faciory and save ! leman’s save midd pro fornia Rattan Co., LL MAKES OF TYPEWRITERS A'iid'soid. 8. P. Typewriter Ex.. $10 Gaioenis. OR SALE—8 GOOD HORSES AND 2 MULES for sale cheap. MR. J. GREELY, 326 Eighth ave., near Point Lobos. HoBsEs PASTURED: $2 A MONTH: GOOD care and feed; send for circular. The Hyde ranch, 630 Commercial st. NE SMALL MEDIUM AND LARGE SIZE fire and burglar proof safe. 231, 223 Market st. ATIONAL CASH REGISTE N scale, letter-press, desk; cheap. lo%chsy‘l{l EW RANGES CHEAPER THAN N N hand. W.S. RAY Mfg Co, 12 Cdlhrn“fiol:» OUNTE RS, SHELVIN( CASI © Bonhand sola 113134 Marke: vew.2in Sad e PHYSICIANI B P TS sie b U U EMOVED-DR. C. C. O'DONNELL TO 850 Market st. Diseases of women a specialty. () EORSES FGR SALE; ALSO WAGONS 4 carts, harness; Grand Arcade Horse m‘n’m ixth st.; auction sales every Wednes- day. SULLIVAN & DOYLE, Auctioneers. 10 STUDY PSYCHOLOGY The California Psychical Society Has Outlined Its Plans. NOT AGAINST ANY RELIGION. Professor Le Conte, Professor Jordan, Dr. Voorsanger and Others Will Give Lectures. The California Psychical Society has en- gaged J. J. Morse of London to give a series of weekly lectures, extending over a Year, on topics of interest to the society and, in some of their phases, to the public. The society, which was organized last month, has a membership of 150 persons, and represents largely the members of the professions and the litterati of the City. Its officers are: George M. Terrell, presi- dent; Val Schmidt, vice-president; J. Dal- J. J. Morse of London. zell Brown, secretary; James H. Swift, treasurer. These gentlemen, with W.J. Bartnett, Jose Costa and B. M. Bradford, comprise the board of directors. The society is incorporated and has guaranteed to it a fund of $350 a month for the expenses of the organization. The purpose of the society is the pursuit of psychical study, and one of its aims is the establishment of a library of works on psvchical and metaphysical subjects. The first of Mr. Morse’s lectures will be given at Golden Gate Hall on Friday evening, the occasion being in the nature of a welcome to that gentleman by the friends of psychical research. There will be Sunday evening lectures thereafter at the same place on topics adapted to popu- lar taste. Dr. Joseph Le Conte will be one of the speakers during the present month. President Jordan will deliver a lecture early in January, and Dr. Voorsanger will give one shortly after. It is expected that permanent headquarters will be opened by the society during the coming year. Mr. Morse, who is staying at the Hotel Pleasanton, is an affable gentleman of middle age, who has devoted the past twenty-six years to lectures on psychical and metaphysical themes, all but five ears being spent in his native England. ight years ago he acted as a propagandist of psychical theories in this country, and at that time visited the coast. He is a member of the Society for Psychical Re- search of London, the parent society from which the Boston and Szn Francisco so- cieties are sprung. The Londou society has been in existence twelve years, and the Boston branch five years. Among the members of the latter organization are Dr. Hodgson, Rev. Heber Newton and promi- nent clergymen of Boston, New York and Chicago. Mr. Morse’s lecture will deal with physi- cal questions, including ““The latent powers of man’s nature, their relations to the uni- verse, their possible exercise, the contin- uity of human personality beyond the grave, and reality and definite conditions of communion between the seen and the unseen.” Mr. Morse said yesterday: ‘These subjects ‘will be treated in relation to morals. religion, science and philosophy. The aim will be to offer resolutions and explanations covering the entire field of spiritual thought. Itis believed by the promoters that the present time is ripe for the consideration of all questions In & manner that, while free from party creed or bias, shall befin harmony. with ‘the truest religious sentiments and aspirations of every earnest seeker after truth, the aim being not to establish a new cult, but to weld together scattered truths pertaining to all forms of thought. The society has no connection with the- osophical or spiritualistic organizations, nor is it, its members say, in any degree antagonistic to religion. Mr. Morse will receive $3000 for his ene gagement here. Leaves of Gold. Detrolt Free Press. They walked together under the stately maples—Virginia De Claire and Augustus Knickerbocker—and with every breath of wind the golden leaves of autumn fell at their feet. "Ausustus," she murmured as she stooped to pick up a beautifully bright leaf, “you know everything, don’t you?” “Yes, darling—everything worth know- ing,” Le replied as he gave her a tender look. “Then you must know why the leaves fall in autumn-time?"” “The best reason in the world, my pet.” “QOh, Augustus, you are so nobleto find a reason! See how they shower down, like leaves of gold! T|Listen to the sobbing of the breeze, as if it grieved and wept at parting leaf from twig! In a few days more these trees will stand desolate and forlorn and their wind-whipped branches will point to heaven as if appealing for merc; ell me, Augustus, if it is really and qnsiuvely nec- essary for the leaves to fall atall and, if so, why they should fall in the autumn time.” “The leaves must fall once a year, my treasure,” he softly said, as he caressed the puffed sleeves of her jacset, “‘and as this is positively necessary it was decided to have them fall at this particular season in order that the farmer might gather them—" “Might gather them to decorate his walls and keep him in touch with the beautiful in nature during the frigidity of winter?” *No, darling. That he might gather them to bed down his hogs and cover up the pile of pumpkins in the barnyard! That’s all—look out for the caterpillars as you go pawing around!” ———————————————— LODGING-HOUSES FOR SALE. J2EooMson MISSION ST. 14-room, sunny corner: must sell. 700 32 rooms to excbange for real estate. 1600 10-room house: very central.. 250 H. C. DECKER, 1208 Market st., cor. Taylor. FURNITURE WANTED. URNITURE WANTED FOR COTT. Fies rooms; cash. Box 19, Can - o® OF 100 SECOND-HAND HAKNESS; ALL kinds; second-hand wagons, 7, Carts; 2180 20 chea horses. _Fifteenzis and Valencis sis. WAGUSNS AND VAKKIAGES, WAGDN CARTS, HARNESS, ETC., CHEAP at BGAN'S, 2117 Mission; wagon wanted. 'AGONS 850, BUGGIES $75, HARNESS $8, carts $15. Cal, Carriage Co., 3633 Fremont UCTIONEER J. C. MUTHER, 719 MAR] st., pays highest cash prices for !nrnhnm.KEr ASH PRICE PAID FOR FURNITURE. JA- C COB SCHWERDT, 821 Mission, bet. AIE& :‘?L IGHEST PRICE PAID FOR FURN H carpets, stoves. BROWNE, 103 Blh;rll‘;g.fi‘ KRASKY, CARPETS, P.CITURES, » folding. iron beds, furni ; 1 stepladder manufactd for the trade. " 70 Seissians