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14 HE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1896 o A S 0 S S, Sl e 5 e s oo b o s [ ot e bt et sl ot ol R e s e e st S R R e e R e ] HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS — Continued. ROOMS TO LET-Continued. Tenth Stroet. TENTH-2 FRONT HOUSEKEEPING rooms! gas stove; alsosingle; cheap. 124 Pine Stree| PINE — ROOMS $5 UP: RUNNING water, gas; sunny, quiet: gentlemen only. 621 Thira St THIRD, COR. SOUTH PARK—FUR- nished housekeeping rooms. Thirteenth Street. THIRTEENTH—Z PLEASANT, NICELY furnished rooms, for honsekeeping. 51¢ 18 Turk streec. 44 TURK ST Y FRONT 544 room: terms moderate; handsome parior; housexeeping optional. Awelfth Street. £ TWELFTH, COR. HOWARD—NICELY 145 furnished nousekeeping rooms; ren re- duced. Twenty-sixth Sireet. TWENTY-SIX [H, NEAR MISSION. Desirable; 4 housekeeping rooms; yar 3367 low rent. Van Ness Avenue. 48 YAN NESS AV housek AV <L E! nd rear rooms; housekeeping: cheap. F NNESSAVe—HANDSOMELY ) furnished alcove G SWLY FURNISHED | Yost sireei. POST—SUNNY ROOMS NICELY FUR- nished; water; gas: buth: $5 ard 88 mouth. Fowell Street. POWELL, NEAR SUTTER —SUNNY room: runuing water; suitable for two. 63 508 11 Kuss Street. ? RUSS—A S)MALL FURNISHED ROOM sultable for a iay who goes Out to work. Seventh swaet. TRARD HOUSE, 142 SEVINTH—SUITES and kirchens; also single room: haer wres.. 1 SUTTER — LARGE, NEWLY FUR- 2 nished front room with grate; reasonable. Post Street. 501 72T, COR, MAS0 Bl Chadged hands. 50 bay-windcw pariors: small rooms; all iight; running water; gas; $1 50 10 $5 par week: 50c to 81 per day. 82 rowe.l POWELL—LARGE FRONT ROOM, BAY- window, and other rooms: ladies or gentle- treei. 123 _THE RANDOLPH— | EDUCATIONAL. EALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 24 POST— Bookkeeping, busivess practice, shorthand, typing, telegraphy, languages, English branches, eloctrical engineering: 20 teachers: 16,000 gradu- at day und evening sessions; catalogue. YRES, THE LEADING' COLLEGE, 825 Montgomery individus! instruction 1n shorthand, typing. bookkeeping, telegraphy, etc.; lite scholarship $30: low rates per week and mo. INGINEEGING SCHOOL: MECH. ELEC, clvil, mining, survey, assay, archit. X ray iaught;es. 1864. A.VAN DER NATLLEN, 723 Mkt M85 JOSEFINA MEDINA WILL OPEN evening classes in Spanish: individual insiruc- tlon also given; best of references. 312 Octavis. OOKKEEPING THOROUGHLY 1IN 6 WEEKS or year's course free; only accountant teaching. TARE, room 572, Parrott Emporium buflding. TIEHL'S SHORTHAND AND BUSINESS Collego, 728 Market ot: expenses less aud scholarship better than elsewhere: day and night. HELASUOS LACEUM SCi0GL OF ACTING— D Private theatricals arranged: pupils rehearsad on stage. R.5and 12, 1. 0. O. F. block. 7th and Mks QPANISH—DATLY, $3 A MONTH: NEW method; 4t0 9 P. M. Rm 10, Y. M. U. A. bldg. ANTED—PUPILS IN ENGLISH LITERA- ture and Latin. Address S. F., 1519 Clay st. ULTAR, MANDOLIN, PIANO AND VOUAL lessons, $3 mo. Mary Westhaus, 39 Fifth. G ONDON GRADUATE TEACHES SINGING §3. piano $2 monthly. 315 Twelfth st 0S8—VOICE CULTURE: ELOCUTION, RE- < ressing nudubnlil 1“‘;;"“ ! men. moved to Dononoe bldg,cor Market&Taylor sts. c! s nd 1 v v kitchen 2 = 5 3 NG FN Ty TO. G forliehs botaatCptas: TotsbsaDIo: o P R e d e D Sl e T S KOOMS TO LEX. Tolk Stree:. IGHT SCHOOL: HEALD'S BUS.COLLEGE:24 A~ o Post ;commercial,shorthand, Knglish:low rates. Allen Street. 1217 :’flllé'_(v :fiA;n‘ieTTE‘fi;;Pg;\rlsgfi? ROF. LOUIS MERKI; VIOLIN, MANDOLIN, ALTRM BT BET Y DR ANDTABEIN. | et i g8 # | X guitar, cornet: reasonab'e. 225 Geary,nr. Powell. 18 6 rooms and'yard: $ Braay Street. OFF MARKE small; cheay 7 PRADY, 12 Sianed xeom Necond Streat. ENTRAL HOUSE, 62 SECOND—QUIET AN ) Tespectable: nice ‘single and doubie; reason- able. 86 ISHED ROOMS, L Xl Srree.. “JPIEDMONT,” COR. SIXTH AND MINNA— Nicely furnished sny rms: mod. convenlences. BEroderick Street. 5()() BRODERIC NY FRONT ROOM: (%) convenie: McAllister and O’Farrell electric rent §i man or cun: private family; al. bush Siree: BUSH—FRONT BAY-WINDOW ROOM; first floor: tourist trade a specialty. 727 Lddy Streec. ©Q EDDY, COR. FOWELL— © rooms, from $1 50 up: light housekeeping per- mitted ()7 EDDY 305 kee LARGE FRONT ROOM, LIGH n 5 T DOYAL HOUSE, \ cent lights in tainieg dai.y smoking : rooms per nigh : month, 38 to $301 paper: all ni ELLIS. MBS KATE 4 honsa: centrally lo- vator wase —SUNNY SINGLE rent $5. aurn T HOUSE, 28 8TH APARTME Market; furnished and unfurnished. GHTH — SUNNY FRONT ROOMS; up Luisom Streei. ~ FOLSOM—NICE, PLEASANT FRONT room for 2 gentlemen. o Tourth -treec. 4 ()8 FOURTH—SUNNY FRONT ROOM WITH grate; suitable for lady or gentleman; pri- vate fanily. rult LTON—SUITAB! urnished room L FOR LADY; $3 50 per month. 62957 g ARY, COR. MASON egantly furnished rooms; reason GEARY (THE NAVARRE)— ed rooms; board optional; folding-bed. turnished rooms es: ruoning water. 405 825 SEar URNISHED ROOMS WITH 2 use of bath. W AETINETTL, 1101 M aud sinies Ness—Sulu GOLDE 730 fisned room ; also single room, §! FRONT | LARGE [SUNNY FUR- | | 1148 Siry | ors or gripme: Stevenson Sireet. STEVENSON, OFF NINTH — FUR- nished rooms, $5 per month. 7243 Stockton 3treei. HE EUROPEAN, 17 STOCKTON ST.—FUR- nished 100ms, en suite or single: hot, cold water in every room: baths: elevator; transient solicited. suiter Mtree., ICELY FURNISHED 40 TSUTTER — { tront room: £8. ICELY FURNISHED suite and stugle rooms, 85 up. ‘)QI(' SU1T! SUNNY FURNISHED Z010 rooms; with or without board; conduct® TAYLOR-SI doubie rovms TAYLOR (TH rooms with bat. $©)+) TAYIOR, COR. SUTTER -2 FUR- ~ <~ nished ¥ rooms. 109 week. UTICA)=3 SUNNY 1 5. urk ‘iree.. £99 TURK ST, D23 o $5a onth. ‘Webster Street. WEBSTER, COR. GOLDEN GATE AVE. 1 O N o ie & i ceaianed sodmp 1 et vate family: board optional; rent reasouable. NR. LARKIN — SUNNY | PARIS ORADUATE; 2 mo. 109'Tavior,r7. PIANO: erman language: INGING: French MUSICAL INSLLUMENTS, GAIN WE CALL ATTENTION TO THE £\ fact that we ace selling good-toned second- band pinaos for §3, #4 and 85 _per month; beauti- ful uew uprights for $6, $7. $8, 39 and $10 per month: 10 cash payment required larger than the above amounts: sil_purchasers of uprizht planos from us have the privilege of exchanging ssme for a Steinway any time within 3 years from date without sacrifice. SHERMAN,” CLAY & (O, Tepresentatives of Steinway & Sous’ planos. cor. Kearny and Sutter sts.. SunFrancisco; also Osk- land, Cal.: Portland, Or.; Seattle, Wash. NUMBEER o EXQUISITE HARDMAN UP- rights: beantifully carved case; new, rich de- sigas; just arrived; 10w pric:s: a superb holiday gift. TH¥ J. DEWI CO., svle agents: ware- rooms 2d flcor Flood building, Fourth and Market. JEW FLEGANT CHASE BKOS. PIANO: AN “case slightty damaged inshipping: $200 less ihan regular price. THE J. DEWING - CO., 21 floor. Flood building. ABSoL house west CHAS gans and grades and prices: terms eiSy: prices lowest; everything possibie done 1o please and satisfy the custome: CIUALLY THE BLST BAKGAINS IN PL- anos; sec our list 1or this week: pianos or $3, TAND LARGEST is KOHLER & : pianos, or- of Chicago , 28 and 30 G’ Farrell s I ‘other musical instruments, of all | $a, %5, 26, §7, $8, $9, 310, $15, $20 monthly pay- | ments: ‘fine siool and cover with each; deliversi free auywhere in the city and keps tuned by ex- pert concert tuners. The K. W.SPENCEL CO, salesrooms 985 Market st. opp. Mason. AINES, BUSH & GERTS AND KNABE PI- : get our reduced prices: fine second-hand , $135: organs, $35. W. C. HAMILTON, 10 A. L. BANCROFT & CO., 324 Post st. SULD, RED , TUNED, RE- paired, polished, shipped. stored, for lower rates tban_any other firm in the city. J. HARRY SCOTT, 526 Hayesst. Miscellaneous, ADY OFFERS A NICELY FURNISHED unny front room to 1 or 2 gentlemen: rent, $14: reference exchanged. L. G.. box 87, Call OMFORTABLE HOME FOR GENTLEMAN U ina private family; Western Addition; refer- Q! d. G. 8., box 31, €all Offi 10 REN THEIR rooms will find ready tenants at the San Fran- cisco Renting Company, 53 Chronicle building. B ] ABDING AND KOOMS. ROOM, MANTEL, FIREPLACK, furnished or unfurnished: with or with- ut buard in private family : suitable foriwo young or married coupe. 1618 Laguna. rlor, piano: $20 each. 0 LIFORNIA— WLY FURNISHED Tooms with table board: terms moderate. LY FURNISHED RO WITH board; teble a specialty. 437 Geary st. [ O'FARBRELL— NICE SUNNY ROOM, Jll with cr without board. (CALIFORNIA ST, WEST OF POLK_SUNNY coiner house: table and appointments first- cla-s: good service: rooms newly vate ‘amily. Address L K., box 127, Call O flic urnished: pri- | 1FUL UAK AND WALNUT PIANOS iust received and for sale cheap. Z. MAU- VAIS Music Cempa 7€9 Marketst. TERY FINL TONE, USED PIANO; RUSE- wood case: good for 20 years; at less than half price. Room 12, 809 Marxet st. JPORCED SALE: INSTA{LMENTS OR CASH; 2! fine upright, high grade; must be 30.d at once. Addre-sJ K., box 102, this office. 100D UPRIGHT. $85: FINE 6-OCIAVE X orsan $75. 1139 Vaieuclast, near Twenty third. hi fics ST cbeap. 241 Perry st. TOOD MARSHALL & WE. $100. Bruenn Piano Ho 700D UPRIGHT, CHEA BARGAL SCHMITZ, 16 McAllis er, next Hibernis Bank. JLE T EMERSON, Filt LASS CON dition. ai sacrifice. K. W.LICK,116 McAllister. AGNIFICENTSTEINWAY UPRIGHT AND AGNIFICENT STEINWAY; TO BE SACRI- at once. Room 21, Flood building. T PIANO FOR SALE NDELL UPRIGHT. schubert: little used; sacrifice. 1019Van Ness G. BADGER, SOLE A ENT FOK HALLET Davisand Francis Bacon pianos. 406 Sacta. YRON MALZY, 308 PusT ST.—~OHMEK, Newby & Evans. Briges and other pianos. ~e)= PINE (KENOVA)— NEWLY | Z9 mished apartments witn first-ciass dining- room; table boarders soliciied: service unsur- | passelt. "GATE AVF.—HA nished iarce 1000 Somrrs dow frof 104 SROVE — FUKNISHED ROOM FOR 4 rent: sunpy of street; suitable for gen- tleman: rent ressonable, Guerrero Street. €()7 GUERRERO-2 SUNNY FURNISHED front rooms, bay-window, grate: or 2 sunny rooms in rear; references ex- cha bosrd opiional; Haight Street. | | { | | | UlrL BERTLING, 714 BUSH—A FAMILY hotel: references; all modern convenlences. 7 TURK—NICELY FURNISHED SUNNY | varior suite; boara optionsl. I 412 E LOVELY SUNNY PARLOR 430 5, tnlte ‘and other rooms, with good board, 20 u; Q)R VANNESS_NEWLY FURNISHEDSUN. nv rroms: good LoArd: reasoneh s | FUR- JUPERIOE VIOLINS, ZITH kR OLD& NEW H. MULLER. maker, repairer. 2 La:ham piace. DOLLAK A WEEK ON RENT CONTRACT buvs new piano. 146 Filis at. HORSES TANTED—2 OR 4 WORKHORSES WITH harness and wagon for their keep,or small ire: good fred: hay. grain: best care; country. Address Horse, box 88, this office. W ANTED—4 YoU JIORSE, SINGLE broken, for light delivery-wagon. Lddress 3. 3., box 158, Call Oftice. CHILDXEN BOARDED. 1VALIDOR CHILDKEN TO BOARD; TERMS reasonabl 1609 Gea: st. (1 SUTTER — WIDO WITH QUIET, Z+'2 comfortable home, would like a child to 9] HAIGHT_LARGE FURNISHED FRONT | o0 41 room for 2 xentlemen: 2 beds: hot and cold | Po8rd. watex;dgrate, with privil-geof purior, vse of piano | QMALL CHILDKEN TO BOARD. ADDRESS aud library: also suuny single room. M. W., box 54, Fruitvale P. 0., Alameda Co. Lowuard Stres.. Y 100w GOOD HOME, MOTHER'S CARE, —_— . desires children to board. 350 Jessie st. FARD— s: H4 G EOWARD FURNISHED ROOME TO | ZWAXTED_1 OR 2 OHILDRE O% e jet. 2 & wnable. 1120 HOWARD-$5: FROXT ROOMS, WITH &¢J large closets; clean end quiet. STOKES “0 1*33‘ HOWARD, NEAR TENTH—1 OR 2 o) sunny unfirnished rooms very reason- able. Liyde Streei. ©9() HYDE—LARGE Y FRONT ROOM; 20U nicely furnished: rent $1 vones Strem 9()7 JOSES—_THEJIVAN WINKLE: NEW 4£U§ mansgemen:: elegant sunny suites and single: newly furnished: bath, etc ; $10 to $50. icarny > BOUSE, res.. 127 RLINGTON KFEARNY — £\ "Pleasant sunny rooms, en suite and single; Lirs: Cligs In eVers tespect: terms reasonasie Larkin Street. ARKIN — NICELY FURNISHED oms for housekeeping: suites or single. 50 LARKISN, COK. gle, furnished room; 1 LARKIN—WARM SU 10133 & and o:hers; kitchen. 1200 ZARKIN, R. BUSH—SUNNY FUR- 2UV nished rooms: $4 and $5 per month. Laskie Street. IE, OFF MISSION, BET. EIGHTH inth—Large sunny front parlor, suit- ab.e for ¥ ladies or £ gentiemen: aiso smail sunny front room, $5;; bath; board if desired; private iamily. NY ROOM: N— i Leavenworth Street. ©©] LEAVENWORTH ST.—NICELY FUR- ZZ1 pished rqom: ho: and cold water; 1or 2 gents; $10: private fami LARGE SU. LEAVENWOKTH—WELL.FU KNISHED sunny alcove: also hall room, $8. | | ete. { vestigation invited for thix property. T SE—AN OLD ESrABLISHED GRO- cery: former tenant there ¥ years: also a sunny flat upstaiis: location Howard and Twenty-fourth sts. Apply 5207 Twenty-second st., after 7:30 P. M. "OR KEN{—A FIRST-CLASS BU1CHEB 3 ures all coigplete; rent cheap. Ap- ply to UMBSEN & CO., 14 3i0ntgomery. STORK AND LIVING-ROOMS, $12, 1825¢ Howard s TORE AND 3 LIVL cheap. ROOMS: RENT SE. eor. Puge and Lyon sts. &1 (), SIOKE. 321 NOE ST. NEAR MAR- o « ket, for mililner, printer, harness-maker, 1LOW RENT—PART OF STORE AND T 150 BLES NEW AND SECOND HAND Ha e ness, all kinds; wagons, buggics, surreys, FockRwavs, CATts: must be sold. 1128 Mission's ALSO WAGONS ggles, carts, harness; Grand Arcade Horsa Market, 327 Six h st ; aoction sales every Weduesr day. SULLIVAN & DOYLE. Auctioneers. TP HE EMPORIUM SALES YARDS, 220 VA. lencla st., is the place 10 go If you want (o bay. sell or exchange horses, bugwies, wagons or hac Deas: auction saies every Soturdav at 11 o'clock. H()() SET NEW ASD SECON-HAND HAR- n I kinds: bugey.wagon, carts, surre; & rockawav; 40 cheap borses. 15th and Valencia. OR SALE — YOU HCRSE; SOUND: stand without hitching: very cueéap. 8007 Fil more st. B Hkal DRIVING AsD WO JORSES] weicht 1000 10 ) 700 MEDICAL, NEW REM#SDY THAT IS PERFECTLY harmless; pever fai s in any case of monthly sickness. no matter what the cause may b-. Price $5 10 $10. No eleciriciiy or instruments; never makes sick to make well: travelers helped; no delay; vears' exyerience: first-class home In con- finemgnt. Dr. & Mrs. Davies, 14 McAlister st., next Hibernia Bank. Consult free; French piils $2: hours, 9 A. M. t04, 7108 P. M. PROCESS THAT NEVER FAILS T0 RE- store every case of monthly sickness from whatever cause in & few bours when medicines and others have fulied; no instruments used; many years’ experlence: every case guaranteed advice free: teims reasonable: firsi-ciass privaie home for confinement. MKS.'Di. DALEY, 1125 Market st., over the Owl Druz Store. VELOPED GOLD ML, ) : 10 a real buyer & bargain will be given; 1o agents need app'y: the closest in- Please an- swer CHI¥FER D 5, this office. FSE ENGLISH PUG DOGS FOR SALE very reasonable. 533 Sievenson st. 7 IN© PIANQ FOR $150 CASH; COST $400. 789 Fifteenth st, Oakland. HOKOUGHBR~D SCUTCH COLLIE PUPS for sale; pedigree given. Address K., box 22, Call uffice. OMILETE SET TINNER'S TOOLS AT A bargain. WHI K, 516 Missfon st. IGHEST PRICE PAID GENTS 2D HAND X1 ciothing ana dresses. FABIAN. 1020 Fo.som. UY YOUR RATTAN CHAIRS, ROCKERS, tables, stands, etc, st the factory and save re- tailers profit; see our ho'iday goods; it costs noth- ing. California Rattan Co., 61 #irst st., nr. Mission LEAVENWOK NEAR POST—IWO : P“;flnlnt outlook. WOR M, parior suie; ne famiiy; rent §20. furnisned; private demi Ko 7 OSEMIT™ HOUSE. 1045 MARKET — PER night. 350 10 §1: week. $1 50 10 35: tamiifes. ~rwo.. D.cAitigter direes. FO MCALLISTEX—4 UNFURNISHED [ rooms with use 0f baih: reasonabie to de- sirable parties. 111 MOLEA COURT, OFF NINTH_SUNNY 2 frout room suitabie for 1 or 3 gentleme private family; bath. McLea Court. Joilna Siree. MINNA, COR. EIGHTA—NEWLY FUR- Dnish#d bay-window rooms; $1 a week. 667 o~ 2 ) 632 25 ot roome: prices 8160 per weok. qulet plac 1235 3 5SION—2 NICKE SUNNY ROOMS: Myrtle Avenue. © MYRTLE AVe—UNFURNISHED ROOM & with use kitchen, 5 tosing’e lady. Datoma Strev.. 5462 NATOM A, NK. SIXTH—TWO NEATLY 2 furnished rcoms. v sunny, to let. Oak & C. OAK—SMALLFRONT ROOM, NEATLY fornished, $4. 247 v rairell Miree.. 31 2 single aad double; cheap. MISSION—NICELY FURNISHED SUN- | 1 O'FARRELL—NICE SUNNY ROOMS; | 1 | meal, NATIONAL CASH REGISTER, GOOD OR- ders; aleo large folding-door safe. 8 M iasion s C OFFEE MILL. SCALES, LETTER PRESS, MOUSAECH BLUE FLAME HEATIES ARE stand desk, mone y i1, the best. W. 8 RAY MFG. Co., 12 Cailfornia _ARS, SHOWCASES, COUNTERS, SHELV- 3"ing,'etc., tought and sold. 1063 Mission, nr.7th. JBUILERS ENGINES,2D-HAN D MACHINERY water-pipes. McIntosh & Wolpman. 137 Besle. “ SMALL MrOIUM AND LARGKSIZE fire and hurgiar proof safe. 10a-111 PROPOSALS. ROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES FOR THE Whitiier State School—In pursuance of the action_of the Foard of Trustees of the Whittier State School. sealed proposals will be iecelved by the Superintenien: of said schcol, at his office in W bittier. Los Angeles (ounty, Cailfornia, n to 12 o'clocc 3, Saturday. December 19th, 1896, fof furnishing the foliowing supplies to the ssid scnool for the vear 1897, sai: suppiles to be of California manufaciure or production, where price and quality are equal, and tocousiss of: 1—Coffee, a, KYTUD, TCe, etc. 2—(annea goods. 8—i.ro- cerles. 4—Butier, exgs, cheese. yeust. B—Flour, ba lev. bran, midd ings,” etc. 6—Bean: yotaioes, vegetabies, etc. 7—Beef, mutton, ga sages. 8—Lard, tallow, bam. baon, etc. 9— Leuzine, gagoline, conl oil. 10—Crude ofl, woud, coal. 1i—Cloth, blankets, efc. 13—croc ery ard glassware. 13—Leather and shce findings. 14— Broums and broshes. 15—Caps, hats, suspenders and rubber ¢obing. 16—Ice. 17—irugs. 18— Stationery. 19—Dry good« All partics or firms desiriog 10 bid wili address Sup-r.n cndent or the Whittier State School, Whittler, Cal, for terms and specifications aud bank forms. In order to preserve uniformity and to fuctiizate the award, it has been resolved (0 recelve no hids unless made upou blatk jorms furnisted by th: Superiniendent. The humber 0f class bd for shonid be piaioly marked on outside of envelope contalulug bii. The richt is reserved 10 reject anv or m'l pro- posals of to waive any informalities therein. Wi, C. PATIEKSON, President. ADQINA'MITCHELL, Trustee. CHARLES H. KEYES, Trustee fe; cheap. 102 Clay. | R. FOULKET'S FRENCH CAPSULES— A guaranteed absolute curs for all jemale dis- cases (10 ma'ter whet cause): positively safe and | sure; no dang r or after effecis: taken in time It ais0 acts as & preventive: price $1 20 per box: sent free by mail on receipt of price. WALLER BROS., 33 Grant ave. NEW PRUCESS—NO MEDICINE, .NNTRU- ment or worthless pills used; every woman herown physician for ali female troubles, no matter from what cause: restores always in one day; can be sent and uscd at hom cases guaranteed. DR. POPPEKand MRS. DRS. NAlL, ¥18 Kearny. Ll CASES OF MONTHLY SUPPRESSION 1e-tored in a few hours: saiety asured at any time; Instant relief for travelers; home in confine- ment; consult tree; confidential: hours, 100 5. MRS. DR. WY K TH, 816 Poct st., near Larkin, LAD!E!, CHICHESTER'S ENGLISHPENNY- rovat Fiils (Diamend Brand) are best; safe, re. Hable; take no other. Send dc., stamps. for particn- lars, “Rellef for Ladles,” in letter by return mail; atdruggist’s. Chichester Cbem. Co.. Pbiladeiphia, RS, GOODWIN, SPRCIALIST: LADIES, near or far, safe, quick cure guaranteed, any diseass or complalot: Lome for patlents: best skill: free diagnosis; low fees; sclf cure. 904 Mc- Aliister st. RS G WOOD,MIDWIFFK, CURES ALL DIS, eases womb, paralysis, rhenmutism, drops; liver and kidney iroubles, cancers and tumo; cure gusranieed; consultation free. 243 Shipleyst NDIA OPIUM CURE, A VEGETABLE IN- wredient: pertect y harmiess; ladies treated ag home. Write B. D.” KIMMISS, 916 Market, Co- lumbian builatug. LPRA 'S FRENCH PILL>—A BOON TO lrdies with female troubles; no danger; safe and sure; $2 50 express C. u. D : don’t deluy uniil teo inte. ' OSGOOD BROS., Oakiand, Cai. SURN CUKR FUK ALl FLMALe Dis eases, from whatever cause: home ik confine- every comfor:: satisfaciion guarunteod or refunded. MRS, DR.GW Y ER, 26 Turk s ONT FAILTO CONSULL DR, JURDAN AT bis moseum, 1061 Market st.; his 30 years' | successful practice is a guarantee of fair trentmens; the worst cuses treated satistac orily by maik FHU0 AL FUR A CASETEAILTOCURE OF fenale complaints or diseases of the e consuttation free. MRS, DR. ~COLT. 518 Jones st U FRAFS FEMA LS REGUL safe nnd eflici RICH ARDS & C OME. A FRIEAD AND MOT I ER'S CARE MRS, DR. FUNKE. 1416 highth st., Alameda. FIRREGULAR UR ANY FirMALe DISKASE see MR< DR PUHITZ and bacontent. 26414, 4th. 1) AALL 1A MeALLISTER STREET, NuAR Jones. " Triseuses of women and children. RS, DS, DONOVAN, 1506 FOLSOM ST-; confinement: terms reasonable. OFFICES TO LET, 850 MARKET ST.—FUENISHED vk UN: furnished suite of four connecting suuny rooms; adspied for professioual man: reasonubie. 5005 UTTER, COR. POWELL-SUNNY front suite; unfurnished; other offices, WAGONS AND CARRIAGES. NEW ANDS£COND-HAND BAKERS', LAUN- dry, milk and grocery wagons: also rockaway and 2 fine buggies. 828 Harrisonst. HGLASSLANDAU HACK IN PRIVATE USE 1year. At WALCOM B4OS.. 217 Ellis st. OUD SECOND-HAND LIGHT EXPRESS: Dew platform: laundry: cheap. 414 Broadway. —_— BICYCLES, MBLER: 21 POUNDS: UNREDEEM- pledge Jewairv Store. 948 Market st. RA ed ‘96 LATES1 SHIPPING INTELLIGENUE, Arnived. \ SATURDAY, December 5. Stmr Scotla, Johnson, 53 hours irom New- pori; ballust, (o J R Hanify. Stmr Arcata, Cousins, 57 hours from Coos Bay, pass and mdse, 10 O C & N Co. Stmr Alcatraz, Walvig, 14 hours from Coos Bay; ll!l_nner. to E B Nean & Co. Schr John A, Hellquist, 8 days from Humboldt; 89 M filumuer, to beo L Sweet. Schr Maxim, Olsen, 48 hours from Caspar; 151 M 1t lamber, to Caspac Jumber Co. Lomestic Ports. rrived' Dec 5—Simr National EUREKA— City, hence Dec 3.* PORT GAMBLE—Arrived Dec 5—Br sh'p Glen- grehy. rom Royal Roads; schr J M Colman, from uini. _TATOOSH—Pasved Dec 5—Stmr Mackinaw, frm Tacoma. for San Francisco, ASTORIA—Sailed Dec 5—Br ship Cabul, Br brk Criftel, for Queenstown; stmr Weeott, for San Francisco. Arrived Dec 5—Stmr Empire, hence Dec 1. SOUTH BEND—Arrived Dec 5—Schr Gardiner City. trom Santa Rosaiin. PORT GAMBLE—Arrived Dec 5—Nor bark Rec ord, rrom Fort Townsend. Movements of Trans- Atlant'c Steamsry. NEW YORK—Arrived Dec 6—Stmr New York, from Southampton; stmr California, from Med:- terranean poris: stmr Maasdam, from Kotterdam. Sailed Dec 5—Simr Campania, for Liverpool: stmr Mauloba, for Lonaon: stmr Amsterdam, for Routerdam: stmr Fuereesia, for Glasgow; s mr ormanuia, for Genoa aul Naples; sumr La Bre- tagne, tor Hayre, . hoVAPLES—Arrived out Dec $—Str Kafser Wil HAMBURG—Arrived out Dec 5—S%tmr_Persia. Sailed Dgc S—Simr forrento, for New York. HAVRE—salled Dec 5—-simr La Bourgogue, for New yorg, SOUTHAMPTON—Sailed Dec 5~Btmr St Louis for New York. YOENOA=balled Dec 5-Simr Ews, for New ST MICHAELS—Dassed Dec 5—<'mr Fulda, from Mediterranean ports, for New York. Importations. COOS BAY —Per Arcata—450 tons coal, 5 bales 1pkg flannel, 2 coops chickens, 3 cs choese, 160 cs salmon, 2J8 sks potatoes, 8 pkgs ex press. Consignees. Per Arcata—Wells, Fargo & Co: Thomas Lough- ran: Standard Oil Co; Getz Bros & Co: W S Kay Mg Co; Wiuland rroduce Co; Bandon Woolen R —————————— MARKIA LICENSES, The following marrmgze iicensss ware Issued by the Ci rk’s office yesterday: and Klizabeth Mcadden. 37—36. T. Buckow and Alma Klinge mann, 43—36. u10 nud Caroiina Marina, 26—19. Jullus Michaelis and Marthe Walizer. 30—20. Charles Kriete and Lottie Fitzgeral Lob! E. ert P. Byers and Annie Downe Warren and May G. Browne, 1es Mo-ton and ™ LIKRTHS—MARRIAGES—DEATILY, IBirth, marriaze and Geath notices sent hr mal: will not be inserted. They mus. be handed In +; eltherof the publication offices and be indorss | wite the name and residence 0f Persons autuocissd (0 hmVe (e sumo published. | BORY. BAUER—In this city, November 27, 1896, to the wife of C- K. buuer, a daughter. BLEY DORN—In this cizy. November 27. 1893, tothe wite of kenry Bleydoru, a daughter. BRAN DT—December 4, 18J3, to the wife of P. Brands, a son. CAFPLEMANN—In this city. December 4,183, 10 tn» wite of Oscar C. Capplemanu. a 80! COPRIDIZA—In this clty, Deceraber 1, 1898, to the wife of Jonn Copridiza. a son. DECHENT—In this city, December 2, 1893, to the wife of ¢, H. Dechent. Jr., a son. GAINFORD—{n this city, November 29, 1898, to the wife of T. Gaintord, a daughter. LARKIN—In this city, November 14, 1896.to the wife ot M. Lackin, & son. MAYERS—December 1, 1893, Hurcy Mayers ason. MULLEN—In this_city, December 4, 1896, to the wife of Daniel £. Mullen, a s0n. TUNE—In this citv, December 4, 1896, to the wife of Charles J. Tune, a sou. WISE—1In this city, December 3, 1893, to the wite of F. J. Wise, a son. WHITE—1Ia this city, tothe wife of W. L White, daughter. e —— MARRIED. DETIEN—LAGE<—In Onkland, Dacember 3, 1896, by the Rev. J. H. Theiss, Augusi Detjen nd Josanna La.es. WAKTZE — SACHS-LFMMERMANN — In this city, November 19, 1896, by the Kev. Maxi- mihan Neumanu. Karl Schwartze and Fricda Sechi-L+ mmermann, both of ~an rancisco. WARREN -BROWNE—In this city, D-cember 4 15145, by the Rev. Dr. K. R. Dille, €dwarl F Warren and May G. Browne, both Of San Frai: to the wife of Bl clsco e S S S—— DIED. Adams. Willlam Lnudle Jr.. Nathanisl Bana/sier, George Barris, Ellen F. Moilenkopt, John W. Murray Sr.. R. J. Bavljs, Arthur Nuthan, Philip Burie, Marsha AL Neumann, Cedric J, Burke, Michasl Ni*ho.son. De s Carpenter, Margarat Corzoran. Annie Corcoran, Mary E. Deviin, John Dononue, Rose Donovan, Thomas J. Faccni, Joseph Reed Eila A. Flatley, William P. Rezan, Patrick Hageriy. Alice Rifkind, Anna Hayes, Lodicia J. i 5 Herdel, Frederick Hyn.s, Timotny Isracl, Mrs. nt, Edwin Krull, Gotlieb F. Lagan, Fazher Wollenb 1%, Annie Langhans, E. G. F. Wrighi, Mrs. Ellen Zwieg, Hermaun ADAMS—In this city, December 3, 1896, Wil- liam. beloved husband of Maggie Adams. father of kthel and Wiltiam Adams, son of William A. and the late Eilen Adams. and brother of James, Richard uni Edward Adams, Sirs. Mary Bred- hoft and Mrs. Katie Lunuy, auativeof san Francisco, agel 35 years 3 mouths and 7 days. BB Friends and acnuainiances are respect- fully invited to_sttend the funeral THIS DAY (Sunday), at 2 o'clock P. ., iTom nls late Noonan, Rodericg J. W'Conne I. Nora Parkin, £dith L Perking. boary J. Foole, Margaret M. Pryal, Mary A. E. ~chmid, I eonard B. Shea, Daniel Sheehan. Margaret Wadsworth, H. . Wise (infant) Tesidence, 285 Union street. BANNISTER—In this city, Devember 2, 1895, George, beloved son of Joseph and Marie Baonister, aud brother of Kdward. William May and’ Grace Brunister and the late Lou: Talbo:, a nudve of Buiimore, Md., aged 42 yeurs. ' [>anta Kosu papers piease copy.| A& Friends and acquainlances ars ra3nic: fuliy Invited to avend the funeral THIS DA (Sunday), at 1 o'clock P. M., from his Iate resi- dence, 29'Silver sircet, nsar Third. inverment 1 0. U.'F, Cemetery. 3. 0. U. A. M.—Abraham Lincoln Councll No. 2 an1 all members of J.0. U. A. M.: Members will nssemble at B'nsi B'rita Hall THIS DAY (Sunday), 8t 11:30 0'Clock A, M., 10T the purpose of aientiug th+ tuneral of our late brother, Goorze Lanuis er. BA RRIS—1u this city. December 5. 1891. Ellen F. beloved wife of Frauk T. Barris, mother ot , James. Casandria and Peter Barris, and daughter o tne late James and Bridgei Meehan, anutive of Boston, Mass., agel 3.2 years. A" Friends anl acousintancas are respect- fuliy invited 1o attend the funersi TO-MORKOW. (Monday), at 9:30 o'clock A. M., from her late Testience, 114 Randull street, beiween Whitney anl Dume, thence to St. Paul's Church for services. Li ermenc Holy Cross Cemetery. BAYLIS—In this city, December 5, 1896, Artbur E., beloved son of John and ~ellie Baviis, a na- tive of Alameds, aged 2 years and 15 days, BURKE—In Newton, Kans., November 30. 1996, Martha A, burke, widow of ihe iate Judge k. Bur<e, and beloved mother of Mrs. Goorze Pal- mer, anauveor Lodi, Seneca County, N. Y., aged 86 cears, A~ k'riends ars_repectfully invitel ‘o at‘anl the funeral services THIS DAY (Sundap). at 1:30 0'CLOCK . M.. 4. Lie Cent al M. k. Cauron, Mission stroet. hetween Sixth and Sevenih. Intermen: Mountain View Ceme'ery BURKE—In this city, December 4, 1898, Michael, beloved husband of the late Mary J. Burke aud faiher of Mrs. W. L. Lave, Maggie. and Mamle Bur<e and the late Thomas C. Burke, » nauve of the town of sligo, lreland, aged 52 years 9 months ¥ days. CARPENTER—In this city, December 4, 1893 Margaret, cearly beiovad wifsot Thomas Car- peniec anauveof Lreland, agel 65 , eurs. A Friends and acquaintances are respect. fully nvited to witend the suneral THIS Y (Sunaay), at 10 0’clock A. 3r.. from _her late resi- dence, 114 san Jose aveaue, thence 1o SL James Church. coruer iwenty-ihird and Guerrero sireecs, where a solemn requiem high mass wilt be celebrated for the repose of her soul, com- mencing 1t 10:30 0 clock a. M. Intermient Holy Cross Cemetery. CORCORAN—In this nity. December 4, 1373 Anpie, beloved wite of the laze John Corcoran, and mowuer oo Frederlcs Lorcoran, a nsiive of Eoglant, agd 60 years. BaFriends and acqualntances are respect- fully inviied to astend the faneral THIS DY (Sunday), at, 9:30 o'clock A. 3., from the par- 1urs of thie Uhited Underiakers, 27 and 29 Fifth surest, thence (o Si. Patrics’s « hurch for serv- ices. 'Interment Holy Cross Cemeiery. CORCORA Los Angels, December 3, 1896. Mary k., wife o Tiumothy Corcoran aud muther ‘of Commullug, Jobu 81d Timothy Caroo, Tan ard Mrs §. A. | evots, a native of lrelan1, aged 49 years and § mor.t B Pri-nds and ACQUALNLADCES 8TO Faspect- fuily invitel t: agtend the fneral THIS DAY (Sunday). a: 1:45 o'cicck P. M., from St Pa - Tick's Chiurch, s don sireet, beiveen Third and Fourth. Interment Mount Calvary. DEVLIN—In this citv. Lecember 4, 1896. John D. Devlin, de: rly beoved hustand cf Mary Dev- iin. » native of New York, aged 39 vears. 2 Friends are respectfuily invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY (Sunday), av 1:30 o'clock p. 3., from his late residence, 121 Four- teenth siret. thence to St Charles Borromeo Church, corner of Eighteenth and ho well streets, for services. interment Mount Calvary Leme.ery. DONOHUE—In this city, December 5, 1896, 425 K2ddy sireet, Rose, Leloved wife of Thomas bonohu-, and motner of Mrs. ¥. O'Neili and Thomes. James, Frahcls, Saran, George and the e Joun and Vennie Lonohue, a native cf Ire- lana. aged 53 years. A%~The tuneral will take vlace TO-MORROW (Monday), at 9 o'clock A. M.. from her late resi- dence, 425 Kday street, tnence to St. Mary's Cathedral, where a solemn requiem mass will 03 celebrated for the reposs of ner soul, commeno- ing at 9:30 O'clock A. 3 Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. . DONOVAN—Tn Butte City. Mont., November 20, 1895, Thomas J., beloved son of Mary and the late Daniel Donova, aad brother o¢ Danisi P., Katie and Mary Donovan and Mrs. G. W. Ash- mar of Sal- Lake Clty. Utah, a native of Bangor. Me. used 39 years. [Grass Valley (Cal.) papers Pplease copy. | BF-Friends and acquaintances ars raspy fully invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY (Sunday), at 30 o'clock A. .. from the par- lors of McAvoy & alagher, 20 Fith sireet. thence (o Holy Cross Churca, wherea solemn Tequiem mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul, commencing ac 11 0'ciock A. M. Lnter- ment Holy Cross Cenietery. FACCINI—In this clty. Decomber 3, 1895, Jos- eph Faccini, son of Cameiia Faccini, and brovher of Jeunie, Nora aui xosie Faccini, Mrs. M. Guarziroli' and Charles, John, Vincent, Nickie and Ameul Faccinl. s native 0f San Francisco, #ged 1 years 11 moaths and 17 days. A Friends and acanammiances aro respect. fully invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY (Sunday), ;rom h:s late residence, 323 Vallejo tieet. FLATLEY—In this city, December 5, 1896, Wiltiam P., beloved son of William D. and Deha Fiatley, a native of san Francisco, ased 2 monttis and 17 days. HAGERTY—An anniversary solemn requlem high mass will be celebrated for the repuse of the soul of Alice Hagerty ¥O-MORKOW (Moo- day). at o'clock A. 3, In St Patrice’s on street. [Fiiends anlacqual pectiuily invited 10 attend. In this city, D cember 4. 1893, Lodicea vite or Lbenezer Hayes. and daugh- nd Mrs. Dancan beoderson, ua- S Charen, M Jane Ha; teroi Mr. tive of Boston, Mass., aged 37 yeurs 2 months and 29 days. ¥~ Friends and acqualntances are respect- fully invitea to attend the funeral THIS DAY (Sunday), at 1 o'clock P. M. from Emmanuel Baptist Church. Bartleti sireei. near Twenty- thiri. ITnterment Masonic Cemetery. HERDEL—In Oakland, December ¥ 1896, Fred- erick, beloved father of Maria, ¥ri 7, George, 1izzie and Mathius Herdel, a native of Bavaris, Grrmany, aged b4 years. W Fricuds and acquaintances are respect- fully inviced to attend the funeral THIS DAY (Sunday), at 2 o'clock P. M. from L 0. 0. K. Hall, cornee ~ Murket and Seventh sireets, where juneral services will be heid under the auspi es of Concordia Lodge No. 122 L 0. 0. k. Kemalns - the parors of Thecdor Dierks. 957 Mission strees, between Fifih aud Sixth. inier- menc L O, 0. . Comessr . Y N Ex—Tn this city, December 5. 1896, Timothy Hynes, brother of sridget Hynes, n native of the paiish of Ballinacoorty, « ounty Galway, Ire- lan:, agel 48 years. A Kemains at_parlors of J. C. O’Connor & Co., 767 Mission street. ISRAEL—in this city, Rally Israel, wite of Mrs. Berthis Soba chy December 4, 1596, Mrs seph Isrel and mother of Mrs. kose R ce, Jenon and’ Sem Isracl, a native of hupgary. [New York vapers please copy.] BFLriends And AcCquainiances ars rains fully Invited to attend the funeral, which will taxe plice THIS DAY (Sunday), at 10:30 o'clock A. M.. from her late resideice, 59 Caro- line street, between Foisom and Harrison. NT—In Oakland. December 5, 1895, Edwin Kent, a native of Eigland, a.ed 70 years 8 months 25 days. KXULL—In this clty, December 4, 1833, Gotlleb Frederick Krull, beloved nusvan1 of Kru I, and father of ‘he late s0d Richard and Niels Kral, » uacl many, ag-d 84 years 3 months and 26 days. rliends and acquaintances ars respaci- fuily invited to attend the funeral THIS DA { (Sunday), at 1:30 o'clock P. M., from his late residence, 7 Bond strect, In erment iaurel Hill Cemetery. LAGAN—A solemn hich mass of requiem will he calenrated TO-MORROW (»londay), at 9 o'clock A, 3, for tho laie Faiher Lagan ac Sacred Heart Chureh, 1o which he was attached for many years. LANGHANS—Tn this city, December 5, 1896, Elizaveth G. F., beloved wife <t Emil Langhans, mother of Louise ard sisier of Johu Micuael and Edward Kane, a na ive of New York, aged 38 years 7 moutbs and 1 day. LUNDIE—In this citv, December 4, 1493, Na thaoiel Luudie Jr. son of Nuth and Mary Lu die, and brother of Mrs. L zzle fasle t and Hugh, Joiin, James, Williawn, Joseph and Kobert Lun- die, 8 native 0f G.u3Z0W, Scotlaud. uged 22 years and Y6 days. & Friends are respecitnlly invited to attan the funeral services THIS DAY (Sunday), a* 2 o'clock P. M., at the res.dence of hls si-ter, 315 Mississippi street. interment Laurel Hill Ceme- tery. MOLLENKOPF—In this city, Decemher 5. 1895 John Wing Mollenkopf belpved husband of Ber- tha Mollenkopr. aud father of Joha, Georze and Wilile Molienkopt,a un.ive of Wurtemberg, Ger- maoy. aged 57 vears 7 months and 15 da membe- of Valley Lodze No. 30, A. 0. U. B kriends and acqUAINLANCes ars respect- uliv invited 1o attend the funeral TO-MORKOW (Monday). gt 2 o'clock P. . from nis laze resl- dence, 12 Halght sires., near Goaga. intermeny 1. 0. 0. F. Cemetery. MURRAY—In Monterey County, Novembe- 30, 1896, K. J. Murray, Sr, beloved Lusband of C1 rissa. father of Mrs. K. A. Vandall. Mrs. John A. McQus'd, Robert J. Jr.. Edy Kugenia, aged 77 years 9 months aud 21 days. ATHAN—In this citv. December 5, hiilp, beloved husband of Louisa it and father of Milion A., Alired J., Vicior 5. aud K Lionel E. Nathaa, & hative of England, aged 49 years. UMANN-TIn Catland. Decemver 4. 1896, Cedric Joseph, beloved son of Joseph and cCaro- Jine Neumann, a native of Uakland, aged 8 mon:hs. NICHOLSON—Tn Dennis Nicholson, szed 33 years. A& Frients and acaual NAl ATe respect- fully mvited to attend the funeral THIS DAY (Spnday), at 12 o'clock M., from the under- taking parlors of McGinn Bros., 31 Eddy srest. NOONAN—In Talmage, Decembr 4. 1896, Roderick_J., beloved busband of Carrie M. Noonan, father of Genevieve Noonan and dear 300 of (he late Br.dget Noonan, a nalive of tan Francisco, aged 0 years 2 months 4 duys. & Friends (l Acouaintances ar: respect. sully invited to attend the mneral TO-MORROW (Monday), at 1 o'ciock P M. from his Jate resi- aence, 2728 Twentleth si., near Hampshire, Tnierment Oy prus Lawn Cemetery by carriage. Q'CONNELL—In this city, December 3, 1895, Nora. beloved wife ot Lawrence O'Conneil. aad motiier of Azgie, Josie, Jobu snd Nora 0'Coa- nell, and sisterof K. J. Mahouey, a uative of Abbyfea'e, Connty Limerick, lrcland, agsl 36 yesr: wnd 6 montba. £ Friends and scquaintances are raspast. guly invited to attend rhe funeral THIS DAY (Sunday), at 11:30 o'clock A. M. from her iate resident 2762 Twenty- our.h s reset, thence to St. Peter's Church tor services at 1) :45 v'clock Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. PAEKIN—Inthis city, Dec-mber 5. 1896, Edith L. Parkin, beloved dsughter of kdward H. and Taurs J. Parkin, & native of San Francisco. aged 2 months and 7 days. PEKKINS—In this city. December 5, 1896, Mary Jane, beloved wite of Menry Perkins, and mother of Mrs. H. B. Harris, a native of Cam- borue, Cornwall, England, aged 80 years. POULE~In tms city, December 4. 1496, Marzara: Myrile. infa1t daughterof rober: and Lizzie ed this city, December 2, 1838, Poole, ai monch wnt 7 davs. PRYA near Oakland, December 4. 1898, Mary A. E,'wife of A. D. Pryal, and beloved motherof Wiiiam A.. Ella G., Mary W., £.izabeth R., Cleatie A.. Charies L. and ihe 1até 1011, Andrew and Lily Pryal. AF-Friends and a anainiances are resnact- fuily invited (o attend the funeral TO-MORROW (Monday). at 9:30 o'clock A. M., from the iam- lly residence, on Pryal mvenue, thence to the Church of tne Sacred Heart, Fortieth street, where a requlem Lish mass will be cele- brated for the repose of her soul, commencing at 10 o'clock A. M. REED—In this city, December 4. 1871, Lila A.. ghter of the Iate Georze S. and Ella S, Keed, ster of Fred Reed, and nlece o’ Mrs. S, C. Gor am, Mrs. K. B. Burc and A. B Reed, u aative of San Francisco, age! 23 years 9 months and 2 dava AF-Funeral services THIS DAY (Sunday), at 2 v'clock P. 3., at the residence, 2422 Missirn street. Interment peivate, L 0. O ¥. Cemetery. RISGAN—In this city, December 4. 143 5, Parick, husband ot Mary ~Regan. and father ot Slary and John Regan. Mrs M. C. Ford, Mrs. L B. Rezan and the late Annte Hamilton, a native of Timoleague, County Cork, lreianl, azed 74 years BarFriends and scanaintancer are snspect- fully invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY (Sunday), a; 3 ‘wlelook p. ., irom .Le par lors of McAvoy & Gallagher. 20 Fifth sircet. Interment Laursl kUl Cemuiery. RIFKIND—In this city, December 4, 1935 Anna, beloved wife of Louis' Kifkind, a native of Rus- sla, azel 33 years. &% Friends anl acqualntances are respect- fully invited to aitend the tuneral THIN DAY (Sunday), at 10:30 o'clock A. )., from the par- lors or ‘Theoaor Dlerss 37 Mission street, between Fifth and Sixth. thence. by 11:30 0'clocs A. M. train from Third sod Townsend stree:s to Now Salem Cemetery {Of interment. RYAN—In this city, December 3, 1873, Anna E. Kyan, formerly Mrs. Kearney, a naiive of Coan.y Galway, Ireiand, aged 60 years 1 month and 6 days. && Friends and_ acquaintances sre respect- fully inviied to at'end ihe junerst THIS DAY (Sunday), a; 9 o'clock A. M. from the resi. dence of her daughter. Mrs. J. P. Hishiower, 1824 Webstor strect. thenceto the Cliurch of the Holy Cross, Eddy street. near Scott. Inter- Mount Calvary Cemeters. Pleass omit SCHMID—1n this city, December 2, 1893. Leon- ard B. Scumid, beloved nuwhailor Babette Schmid (nee 3imo1). and fatherof Mar.e aid Albert ~chm: ative o Wurtemberg, many. aged 33 ‘ears 7 months and 26 davi A member of the San Francis(o Schuetzen Verein, San Francisco Schwaben &eein and Verein Eifntracht. AT Friends an1 Acanalniances ars ragnast. fully invited toattend the funeral THIS DAY (Sun.ay) at 1 oclock P. M., from ne par- lors of Ganiner & Guntz, % and 10 City Hall aqaare. thence to St. Bonitace’s Caurch, Golden Gute nue, between Jones and Leavenworia stree:s; where services will o+ held. in ermen; Holy Cross Cemetery by electric-car, corner of Fourteenth and Misslon streets, i t 2 o'clock p M. SHEA—In this clity, December 4, 1896, Danlel, be oved son of Marzaret and the late Lennis Shea, brother of John, Mary Ann, Hanorah ana ‘Timutby Sheaand the late Haunah Koogers, rd H. and | 1893, | athan, | | | G H Herroid, UG S a native of ““38‘““ ofnal!gl,nfln;:: County Cork, lana, aged 29 yeurs a a; ’Wfi»m 'of funeral bereafter. Remains at the parlors of McAvoy & Gallagher, 2v Fifth street. KEHAN—In this city, December 4, 1896, S atgaret Sheehan, beloved moiher of ‘Mrs. A. Houston, Mrs, W. Staples, Mrs. K. Burns and James, Joseph and Bessie Sheehan, and sister of Wiliam and the late James Reamond and the Inte Marcha Fitzpatrick. a native of County Wex- reland. &.ed 81 years. T T fanerar will take pisce THIS DAY (Sunaay). at 7:30 o'clock A. M., from 327 Seventeen:h st eet, thence to _St. Josepn's Church, Tenth sirest, where & requlem high mass wiil be celebrated for the repose of her soul, commencing at 8 o'clock 4. M. Interment Mount Calvary Cemetery. yADSWORTH—In this city, H.E. Wadsworth, WA D Wadsworth, cashicr of Welis, Fargo & th:fi-yl" £SDAY, December 8, at 10:30 A 3, at residence, 1847 Alice street, Oakland. W Isk—In this city, December 3, 1896, 1nfant son ot F. J. Wise. WOLLENBERG—Tn this citv. Annie, beloved wife ot Isidor Wollenberg, and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Russell JI., a native of Victorla, B. C.. agel zhiyndn. SR O Friends and acquain hlfi'hllecd to attend the funeral from 2810 Liguna street, near Unioo, where services will be held. lnterment I. 0.0. F. Cemetery. WRIGHT—In this city, December 4, 1893, Mrs ¥llen Wright. beloved ‘mother of Susie Wright. Mrs John Langford and Mrs. Medau, & pative of Tipperary, Ireland. aged 56 years. | gl B~ Friends And acquAlniances Are rawnasr. fully invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY (Sunday), at 1 0'ciock P. M. Trom the par- lorsot Charies J. B. Metsler, 638 Washingion street. Interment Masonic \ emetery. o ZWIEG—In this citv, December 3, 1333, mann, beloved husband oc Julla Zwiez, and father of C.ara. Bertha cod Walter Zwlez, and brosher of Mrs. kmma Mangels, a native of Germany, agel 66 years. 8%~ Friends aud acquaintances and members of erman Loige No. 127.F. and A.3L.are regnec:- fuily invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY (Suaday), ar_2 o'clock P. M., from the family residence, 2597 toward siree., near Twentv- secoud, thence to 1. O. U. ¥. Cemetery for cre- mation. Pleass omit iowers. MCAVOY & GALLAGHER, FUNERAL DIRECTORS & EMBALMERS,, 20 Fifth 8t., Opp. Lincoin School. Telephone 3080. M ENOMEY . - &cssla:;mn. JAM McMENOME N, UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS, 1voi dassion Street, Near devenia, elephone ~o JAS. ENGLISH. T. R CAREW CAREW & ENGLISH, LNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS> FUNEEAL DIRECTOKS, 38 Van Ness ave., Nedl uarse. si, Sud £ranclyes Telephone 0. 156. F.1.GUNTZ H. W. GANTNER. GANTNER &'GUNTZ, Funerzl Directors and Embalmers. Sand 10 CITY HALL SQUARE. Telephone South 432. MOUNT OLIVET CEMETERY, AN MATEO COUNTY: NEARKEST CEMEr tery 10 the city; non-gectarian; in no sense ex- clusive: lucation unexcelled. Ofice w7 Marke SLIveL SOULLE3SL COFLET OF SiXth HOTEL ARRIVALS. RUSS HOUSE. W B Mesler, Montana J Thelfall, Sacto H Johnsen, San Ji C Berryman, San Jose W Abren, New York C B Merrili, New York C Rolier. 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Duten Flat K Joinson & wf, Wyomg G H Kobinson, ~ali Lke P I O'Neal, Sait Lake B Fostbrow, Johannes- J W Spann, St Louis burs H W Hoyt. Chi E Grunsburg, New York A Alexander, Phila B Stowel , Sun Mateo J Ifuff, Bos:on W Buckminster, Mass P J Qualey, Salt Lake S Adler, Loches'er A L Bingham & wi, Cal ————— A Cow’s Moo. A very small girl was learning to write. Her teacher ruled the siate and set her “copies,” and Lucy took great pains with the pot-hooks und round o’s with which she began. One day the teacher set down ;gmelbmg new for Lucy to copy—M-0-0, 00. “What is it ?” asked Lucy with & puz- zled look. “That is ‘Moo, the noise a cow makes, Lucy. See, it is made up of pot-hooks and round o's, just what you have been learning on.” So Lucy sat down and prepared to copy “Moo.” "But_she did it in a queer way. She made an M at the beginning of each Ime, and followed each S with a whole siring of o's all across the slate, like this, Mooooo. “But that isn't right, Lucy," said the teacher when the little girl showed her the slate. You must copy the word as I have written it. So—Moo." Lucy looked at the teacher's copy and then at her own attemupts, and then she shook her head decidedly, “Well, I think mine is right, Miss Jones,” she said, “for I never saw a cow thas gave such a whort ‘Moo’ as you wrote down I"—Harper's Round Table, Her# DISAGREEMENT OF THE JURY Judge Hebbard Fails to Convict T. S. Williams of Libel, Attorney Foote Makes an Ex- traordinary Plea and a Promise. An Argument Abounding in Sentu ment—Barc'ay Henley on ths Verdict. Twelve weary men filed into Judge Daingerfield’s court in charge of Deputy Sheriff Hayes at half-past 5 o’clock last evening, and as Clerk Dunker called the role they answered to the following names: John D. Robertson, Myer Cohn, John Riordan, Alfred Eislen, T. R. Hor- ton, Chris. M. Christopher, Joseph M. Donlon, M. H. Gaffney, John H. Mehr- tens, Alfred Packsher, John Percey, Orrin Bailey. s These tired citizens were the jurors in the case of Thomas ». Williams Jr.,, who was charged with hbeling J. C. B. Héb- bard. They had been locked up for twenty- four hours. Before calling the jury into court to ascertain their opinions in regard to the probability of an agreensent Judge Dain- gerfiel1 expressed a desire to have the deliberations of the jury prolonged for at Jeast another night, but at the request of the prosecuting witness and the defendant it was decided to have the jurors in ana bear what they tad to say. £ Oneincident whict led to the calling 1n of the jury was reported by the bailiff. He stated to the court that a member of the jury had obtained possession of a book which he persisted in reading, ignor- ing other members of the jury. Foreman Donlon informed Judge Darn- gerfieid that he thought it would beim- possible to agree, as one of their number had refused to agree to any honorable suggestion for settling the question. % Juror Robertson firmly vbjected to this remark and the jurors were asked one by one if they thought they could ever agree. They all replied in the negative and were discharged at the request of Attorney Kahn, representing the prosecution, and Attorneys Baker and Costello] represent- ing the defendant. fl is thought that Williams will not be tried again on this charge. Mr. Henley, speaking last mght of the action of the jury in failing to scquit Thomas 8. Williams, stated that it was due mainly totwocauses, viz.: . “First, the refusal of Judge Dainger- field to admit ceriain material and im- portant: evidence tending to estab.ish the justification of the litel; secondly, that portion of Mr. Foote’s speech wherein he urged the’jury to convicr, saying if they acquitied it would ruin and destroy Judge ‘Heubard’s future usefulness on the bench and place an indelible stain on his char- acter, whereas if they convicted Williams he (Foote) would see that the fine was merely nominal. *This extrzorainary plea was twice urged by Mr. Foote with great force and earnestness. It was a remarkable state- ment to make to a jury. “In other words, an acquittal wou'd ruin Hebbard and a conviction would not harm Wiliams. Itis not at all strange that this argument produced some resulr, but it is strange that counsel should lose sight of justice and get far into the realms of sentiment. “The public will wonder if Mr. Foote would have been able to deliver the goods ana got the defendant off with a nominal fine in case the jury had convicted. **As to whether the resuit thus obtained may be fairly recarded as a vindication ot Judce Hebbard the public may determine as it may elect.” REAL ESTATE, TRANSACTIONS. Oiive J. Clark (Fy B. I. Whelan, £heriff) 10 John Currey, lot on N live of *vtter sireet, 1.7 Octavia, W 77, N 187:6, E 59:6, N 137 5275 $970. Estate of Anne Go'den (by Thomas ¥. Golden, administrator) to Leon Kahu, lot on NW corner of Pos: ana Laguna streets, W 62:6 by N 50; $4625. Mary F. Prince (wife of Frank K.) to Barnurd Goldberg. loton N line of Bush street, 82:6 E of Scott, E 27:6 by N 137:6; $10. Inez M. aad J. J. Cousias to Albert Wilford, Tof on NE cornerof Clay and Walnut strects, k 271 by N 147:814: $10. Jacob aid Lina Heyman (by Oscar Heyman, attorney) to Richard C. Luckow, lot on N line o Twenty-third street, 100 W of Douglass, W 25 vy N 114, lo. 88, Heyman Tract: $10. John P. Barnes (by Aibert N, Tucker, Commis- sloner) to Geor :e <. Crim, lot on 3 line of Twenty~ third sireet, 161K of’ Folsom, b 25 by S 100; $53.29. William Hozan to W. A Bader, loton SE lina of *tevenson stieet. 150 BW of Seventh, SW 25 by Sk 75; $10. Albert 8. Gagnon to M. A. McLaughlin, lot on W line of Fleventh avenue, 250 N of N street, N 25 by W 120; $10. Mary Feeney to H. Lacy, 1ot on N line of stre>t, 57:6 W of Tweif b avenue, W 25 by N 100, 1ot 32, block 872, outside lands: $150. Charles P. and Mary r. Harris to Fdward Priogle, 10t on S line of U streer. 182:6 £ of “Thirty-ighth avenue, by S 100; 810. Davi® H.and Rnoda T. Willson to Charles A, King. 10-0n W line ot Oriz ba street, 200 N of Prmesto. N 25 by W 100, lot 42, block 52, Clty Land As ocintion: $10. Hannah M. and Kobert T. Roberts to Joseph H. Robinson, lot on SW line of Fourteenth avenue or Paraguav, 75 Si¢ Tombigbee, SE 25 by SW 100, U'Neill & Haley Tract, 202; $10. cdgar i avis o Samnel H. Watson. lot on E line ot Douglass street, 338 N of Ocean House roud. N 26 br ¥ 12°, being portion of lot 14, nlock 217, Market-street Homestead Association; $10. Lake View and Sunnyside Jmrrovement Com- pany to A. Boyer, undivided 14 of lot 28, block 34, sunnyside Tract, quitclaim deed: $10. ALAMEDA COUNTY- Victorine M. C. de Lubrousse and L. J. Rudolph (by commissioner) to rureka Loan Association, ot on K line of Peralta street. 205:1014 ot Eigh'h, S 82:4%4. K 110:5, N 31, W10, :d1a (0 be- zinnin', belng portion ot lots 8, 10 ¢nd 11. block 618, Gibbons Property Map 1, Ouk $3500. Willlam H. Parker, Albert L. black and E. N, Handy (by commissiover) :0 Mane Hillegass, lot on NE corner 0f hast Seventeenth street and Nineteenth avenue, N 140 by E 100, being lots 1 10 4, block 40, San Antonio, East Ouklaid: $4063. 'B. Kelsey to Samuel Hirst, 1ot 7, block H, Goluen Gate Tract, quitciaim deed, Uakland lownship; 81 a0 G, and B. Klumpke to Willlam K lot on NE corner of Sixth street and Allison way, N 50 by ¥ 100, mm:bwa. Sisterua Tract. quit . Berkeley: ¥5. c'?\!:::fidx:fiu Hansen to Nefls Lund. ot on S Iine of Sants Clara avenue, 300 W of Walunt, W 40 br 8 207:6. being lot 16. b ock 22, lanas ad- Jacenc to Enciaw’, Alameda: 88. ‘Casp' ¢ M. an 1 Mary Sanger 1o Waiter C. Sanger, u' divided interest in 10ty 1 10 28, biock 60, ks u- dillo ract, san_Lewndro, Edeu Township, war- ranty devd: $3000. ‘Same 10 sam, undivided futerest in same, war- ran.y deed: $3000. E Walter C. und_Katherloe K. Sanger to Nelije 3, Sanger, undivided halt iaterest in block 66, i.siu- dillo 1 Tact, Tow: of San Leandco, Eden Township, wa ranty deed: $3500. E Charics A. and Alice C. Bailey to Mamfe L. Sanford, 1ot on W Ilne of Bruce 8 reet, 230 N of Bancrott way, N 50 by W 120, being the N 130 feet of lot 13 and S 20 feet of lot 12, biock 11, Bryant Tract, Berkeley: $5. Robert W. Andr.ws to Robert S. Andrews, lots 21 ana 32, block 113, Tracc B, Berkeley Land and Town Improvemart Association, Berxeley: §1. Joseph A. J.eonurd \ompany to Jaw es Addison, lot on ~ line 0f Clement or A tlantic avenne, 34) W of Mulbery, W 0 by & 150, biock 16, lands ad- jacent to kncinal, Alameda: $10, Name to Peter Schneider, iot on ST corner of Clement uvenue and Willow street, & 3) by S 184, Nock|m same; $10, % Rosina Yung to retHay, parcel o bounded on the W by & line parael wi b sad de wot W 1026 trom W ifne of Stanton street. on the K by a iine parallel with and distant 34 K from sald W bonndary line, S by a line commenecs ing at a point in W Stun on' distant S 148:9 from the {ntersec {on of ~tanton with 8 Raflroad ave. nue ux 1 exiaied on February 1. 1879, thence W 10 sald St inton, 102:6 to said W bonndary 1ine ana on N by Ruilroud avenue, belng the W poition of 10t 18, Powery ‘Irnct. Alameda: $2850. Mary Warl .0 John O0'bounell, lot on S line of Will am sreer, 149:3 W of Campbell, W 25 by 100:7, being 1ot 15, biock 501, revised map of Gib: bons property a: Oakisnd Poin:, Onkland; $10, kmma Manning to Thomas ¥. Chattield, lo: 10 of the Woodward survey, Alameda; $10, z