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SUNDAY, JANUARY 24, 1897 FLATS TO LET—Continued. ROUM FLAT: FEDERAL PLACE, OFF FED. eral sl.: 10 a tenant without chlidren; $10 per month. Key at 539 ~econd st. _ % T¢ SROVE — SUNNY UPPER 6-ROOM 1617 it Sonventent: 1 or 2 tamilies. RO HE JOMS AND BATH: ) latest rent $19. o7e K AR COL AGE: 3 BOOMs B6. dren 715 Tehnmase GQUNNY 3-RO0M FLAT, THE st.. cor. V. A N—b6 K mprovemen s D2Z% ot 5 roors, bath und gas: rent $16. TOHEAP _MODERN FLATS, (rooms, 8810 516: see them SLAT: 5 ROOMS AND BATH: SUS F Juth; 2610%4 Mission st Apply 544 ROOMS TO LET—Continued. Eddy Street. EDDY—COMFORTABLE ROOM FOR 1 07 T "9 EDDY_NICELY FURNI-HED ROOM; 603 Frate: cioset: suitabe for one or tw ()2 EDDY — REAR BASE 603 good slevation; sun ail day 6e 03 EDDY—A NEAT SMALL ROOM; GAS; BOARDING AND ROOMS. FAMILY RESIDING IN & the warm bell of the Mission, 20 minutes from Kearny st bave a large sunny bay-window alcove room, handsomely furnished, which they desire to 1ent {04 gentienan Or manand wife, with board; also singie sunny room: terms reasonable. Ad- dress Qulet, box 118, Cail. ELIG TFUL SUNNY FURNISHED ROOM or parlor sulte; with or without board: front- ing park pashandle. 400 (entral ave.. cor. Fell st.: or apply rvom 23, fifth floor, Mills bui ding. 2 buth: ia private family. Laiin Siréoi. FIFTH—LARGE SUNNY FURNISHED room; clusat: bath: private: $1 per week. 314 500 EDDY—-INGLE _ROOM, SUITABLE 90V 1or young man, with bourd; other rooms. MEDICAL—Continued. LEL CASES OF MONTHLY SUPPRESSION Te<tored In a few Jiours: safety assured at any time: nstan: reliet for travelery: lome tn confine: ment: consult free; confidential: hours. 10 .05, MRES. DR. WY ETH, 916 Post st., near Larkin. LPEAU'S FRENCH PILLS—A BOON TO ladies with femate troubles: no danger; safe and sure; $2 50 express . O. D.; don’t delay untl two late. ' O~GOOD BROS., Oaklund, Cal. ON'T FAIL TO CONSULT Dit. JUKDAN AT his museum, 1031 Market st.: his 30 years #uccessful practice is a guerantee of fair treatmen:; 1hie WOPSC Cases treated satisfaciorily by mail. JUNNY SUITE, NEWLY FURNISHED O rooms, with board, reaso abe. 715 Post s Fifteenth Street. FIFTEENTH, COR. VALENC{A—2 OR 3 sunuy unturnished housekeeping ay-window; grate: bath ; references. RN FLATS, 5 AND 8 AND $20; MOD 18 tooms” 9iand 96 Belcherst, near S. end =] ; LOVELY SUNNY FLAT 5 ROOMS $ L. b ana gus 3928 Nineteentn si., bet. Noe and Sanchez. STais iy ne~d Fuk VERY LITTLE money at BALDWIN & HAMMONLS U m onigoniery st et —— | [ |76 A FILBERT, 81 4% arnisned front and back room;: bath; rent cheap. Iolsom Street. 1 FOLSOM, NEAR FOURTH—NICELY 2 turnisbed sunny double and single rooms; every convenience. HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS. Lush Street. SUNNY SUITES; LIGHT o7 board; single; $6 up. O PLEASANT SUNNY nicely farnished; suitable BUSH—FI housekeepin BU - H ST out_ rooms, ckeeping, 621 sor light bou Cleveland Street. OF¢ SEVENTH, BELOW d housckeeping sulie; $8: CLEVELAND, 4 Folsom—Fur porch. ROOMS FURNISHED in rear; chieap. ¥e!l Street. for hous eeping 33 1 FELL—SUNNY FU RNISHED FRONT room, with ki.chen, tor light housekeep- ap fng L1iin Strees. ER FLAT: PARIOR, BED- nen; elegantly and comp.etely r1 FIFTH-—LOW farnished. $20. i Y| 4 11FTH — SUSSY FEONT B ey FI TH—2 KOOMS, FUKNISHED FOR 322 housenceping; rent cheap. Gor FIFTH—3 10 4 UNFURMISHED OR DL fu. nished furoished, $5. 4 olso; h Streo.. ATLY FUR- ; ligh. house- FOR FOLSOM — L £ nisued room; keepiug. | | | | | | | Tourtn 435 FOURTH-SUNS : trect. FRONT SUITE. Xulton Street. FULTON (FULTON HOUSE), OPP. CITY ©O Hall—Elegan. suites: alugles; transient. Ge A GEARY—ROOMS AND SUITES: DAY, 14402857 onth: country trade solicited. rv Streo.. “FRONT '7‘2: PINE (KENOVA) — NEWLY FUR- ) nished suites and single rooms; service strictly first class; references. N LEGANT BESI- Ty room; fur- 410 HBYDPE-NICELY FURNT: privilege parior znd piauo: tavl &0+ LEAVENWORTIH — SUNSY CORNER: LEGANT SUNN suites, single: excellent table; rates mod. 808 VAN NES- AVE — Tooms, en suite or singie: excellent tuble. BRYANT_FURNISHED FRONT ROOM R9() AND LESS—FIRST-CLASS ROOM AND ¥ with or without board. board co-operative. D,. box 8,Call. 445X ro ERUE s hotel: 1 Il modern couveniences. 112 EDDY—LOV, and other SUNNY PAKLORS rooms, with board: $20 np. CHILDEES BOARDED, () GRARY—LARGE SUNN AL ESPECTABLIE WOMAN WITH COMFORT- 2 S A N O motng | L3 abie honte would 11ke 1o et Children 10 soare water. 1590 Fit:eenth st GEARY OTHE'S PERSONAL CAWE: SU 201 M Siaiinial rooms: - whiesoms foods, = GEAIY—A LAKGE 802 nisiied aicove room, Golden Giate Avenue. GOLDEN GATE AVE. — PLEASANT sanny double and single; very reusonable. GATE AV} EWLY F nished rooms: also 1 large front room. 218 Jesmie Stree. ENTH—4 ROOMS: 1 JESSIE, NEAR SEV 2 ren. §3. 62 Jones Stroot. WINKLE: NEW management: sunny sultes and newly furnished c.: $10 10 $30. H.ight Street. HAIGHT—SUNNY FRONT PLEASANT room: very reasonable. VAN legant JOSES—THE 207 singl 28 60: NDOW CORNER yurd; reaso: abie terms. Addiess M. box 119. Call. MPPLEAGED WIDUW WOULD LIKE TO M takean ufane to rear. Aduress A. W., box 43, Cail Office. STORES TO LET. O LET 821 GEARY ; STORE AND 11V NG rocms in rear: sultable for plambing-siiop; Te- paics in the bulldine guarauteed tenant. Apoly L. C. BABIN, 413 JTORE WITH FIX ROUAS 3 and cellar. ner Guerrero. JTORE, COR. third st location for drugklst Or o.her business. &9, SIORE 3 UOMS, LIGHT CELLAR. &e). 1128 Howard st., near Seventh. 500 37, “TH-LARGE 8 rooms; stable: rent low. JTORE AND 8 HOOMS GOOD LOCATION » for dressmaker: sunny belt: $16 per month; 2610 Mission st Apply 844 Capp st. 3562 T'wenty-ihird st., next to cor- RO AND TWENTY- and good Fourteenth Street. TH—2 SUNNY UNFUR- ~ping rooms; bath. ) nished house 129® FOURTEL Glenn Park Avenue. ° TWELFTH-3 £ GLENN PARK AVE. OF O unfurnished sunny rooms. ¢ Gorden G Aveuue. GOLDEN GATE Y PAR- lor floor, combleie for housekeeping, $28 TE AVE.—ONE UNFUR. dow front room; house- UNFURNISHED = HARRISON-L 25 bach: rent 38, Howarda Street. (591 HOWARD 4532 tur ro 3 LARGE s, with kitchen; remson- N ousekeepin wessie Siree 1 NICE_FLOOR OF 3 ROOMS: 11, JESSIE. Y FURNISHED SUN- with grate, es. 19 LARKIN-~1C; 429 5y rooms tor non sunning. water:. terias 10 wul -“__lnl,\ KIN_— NEATLY FURNISHED 015 ooz etz civen oons piste for BonsEkrepitie Lewis Streec. 16 LENIS OFF TaY L0 NEAR POSI_UN- O furnished room, kitchen; newly papered ; #8. Jaurket Streoi 9Q MARKET ROOMS FURNISHED 1028 Sompic.s for houssieetiog, $10: 3 une farnished. £7 TA771 M RKEIT—2 OR 8 SUNNY KOOMS B s eoping rnishe O f MARKET_F. ENISHiD AND OF 6 nedipiios haoss wooing Martha Pluce. ; MARTHA PLAC 7. UkF C RY, NR. MA- L e e Mission Street. 53] MISSION, NESR SECOND — LARGE O froutroonis: use of stove: cheap. Moutgomery Street. £ 97 MONTGOMERY, COR. CLAY — OPEN il 933 o'clocks branch office of Tk us and want ads taken Nutomn Strees. £ n 5 NATOMA D99 rooms; re 2 “SET: #8 and $10 per monta. Niutn scree 1 NINTH—BAY-WINDOW SUITE, FUR- 21 uished for lignt housekeeping: siov T CFurrei suve.. 99 O'FARRELL—FUKNISAED ROOM TO £20 jet for two genilemen or nusband and wife, Seventh Streec. © SEVENTH—FURNISILED UPPER FLAT, 3 © rooms, suitable for 2 couples: cheap. Sievenson Suect. URNISHED AND UN- HOUSFKEEPING | A STo.VENSON—COMFORTABL nished room; closet; vath; 1 or 2, Stuckton Street. 1703 STOCKTON =2 SUNNY ROOMS FUR- § U vished complete for houseke yard; | $10. T Re () STUCKTOS—3 SUNNY ROOMS FU& 1 820 Bisbed compiete sor housekeeping: £10. Juyior Sireei. RNISHED ROOMS FOR HAN OF SOM SUITE nousekeep 5] THIED, COESOUTH PARK- Tremont Avenue. g TREMON | NEAR CHUTES—PLEAS. : nn:‘u * room: noobjection to 118i; Twentieth Street. AR VALENCIA—2 ro0uis furnished for house- heeping, Vit Nens Avenue. 518 YAY NEss AVE. — 2- ROOM SUITE, D L0 complete tor housekeeping, $12; also singl 1021 VAN NESS AVE —SUNNY SUITE OF VL1 rooms: kitenen, gas, range: $22 50. Websier Street. 717} WEBST:R- OR 3 LARGE ROOMS, {1} surnished or uoturnished: housskeeping. Willow Avenue. Q WILLOW AVi., OFF LARKIN—2 COM. tely furnished” hovsekecping rooms; Ras; ROOMS TO LET. Culitornia Streer. HE VICTORIA, and Hyde single NW. COR. CALIFORNIA ewly furnished rooms: suite or ble. {71 | in every room 9()§ EOWARD-FURNISHED ROOM: SUIT- . able for a gentieman. MRS L. DEAN. turnishe | goites. § 5 10 81 50. double b-dx $1 50 ()28 HOWARD, COR. F 1803 Large sunny ba n Avenue. MMER UND KUECHS: RENT 128 Jullan avi nahe 16 & Va- 0 LET—4 %13 monat. lencla. hearny Street, A BLINGTON 110U » A\ Pieasant sunny rooms. en sutie and single; firs: luss in ever, Tespect: Lerm s reasonabl N 5V AVENUE HOUSE 804 KEARSY ST, A\ “Corver Jackson—sigle 127 KEARNY — 100ms 15, 20, 25. 50 cents per night: special races per week or month. Leavenworen 99] LEAVENWOR H —1 OR 2 SUNNY ZZ1 front rooms, bath, runnivg water, grate; rent_moderate. Murket Street, T OSEMIT® HOUSE, 1033 MARKET — PER Dignt. 366 16 $1: weak #1 50 (0 85 ‘amlllas. 1.)()f; MAKKET —ELEGANTLY FUR- ZUO nished alcove sunny sulies and single rooms. 1508 MARK T—NEW, LARGE, SUNNY office-rooms: a'l modern. Minna Street. A, BET. FIFTH AND SIXTH— furnished front rooms, $5 a month water batbs. ESUNNY F MINNA— RNISHED 13 N O % tront room SUR. EIGHTH— NEWLY FUR- 667 s rooms 81 & week. Mission Streot. H ANCocK 1o 781 MISSION: SELECT samily rooming-hiuse: $150 10§ per week. Y FURNISHED SU 30 Sstos—~icr 2 ny rooms: quie. piace: prices reasonabl lO—-;filfln\ BAY - WINGOW ' { suites and single rooms for gentl>men. = T“" {1SSION—FURNISHED FKONT PAR- )0 lors for light housckeeping: other rooms. Ouic Street. ANILY FURNISHED le room in private famiy ] 1" OAK — E | doubte ana st comforts of a home 7$)]1 OAK—NICELY FURNISHED FRONT § 212 and back parior: $11: gas: bath. 1403 9S1AVIA, COR GEARY-2 SUNNY counnecting bay-window rooms, $18, or 3 rooms, $24: housekeeping; furnished. Octavia Street. O'Farrell Street. O'FARRELL—1 LA RGE FRONT ROOM: suitabie for housek eping. 43 ¥ine stree.. FURNISHED ROOMS 609 &% e #a . +] » PIN.—SUNNY FURNISHI 613 reusonacie: references S Uik ireo. POLK—FROST BAY-WINDOW ROOMS, also s ngie. $1 week up. POL NESR SUTTER — “ICELY furnished front 100m: terms reasonable. POLK — SEVERAL UN URNISHED front, sunny, bay-s in tow houseKeeplag. Yo i Sireei. £ POST (UP-TATRS)—% FRONT ROOMS; © Surnisted: 1easonable, jermunent parties rowel 1V ILLISFORD — 212314 POWELL— furaished rooms. Nireoi. EWLY ccond Streei. COND — WEBB nished rooms. 7.¢) SECOND_ DUUBL D& a week: single, 115 SELOND—CLEAN © fornished, 81 up. HOUSE: ELEGANT SAY, Prop. 37 X TO 83 Sixth Stroet. )9 SIXTH — QUL NY ELEGANT D rooms: Ut cor fireproof butldiug. ©r SIX(H £ TY 1y surnished double and single sunny 29 ni ront rooms. YRUNSWICK ) alnight rooms: per woek. J. G. i, 148 SINTH—OPEN 5210 §1 per night, 31 25 t0 AKE. manager. seven n niree.. 142 T.. GIRARD HOUSE—ELE- =~ gant furp. suites kiichen: aiso single rooms cvenson puee ENSON ed room; . T., OFF NINTH—FUR- 7941 S1E Swock TEEECROPEAN, 1 nished room (OCKTON ST.—FUR- T singie: hot. cold water e vator: trausient solicited. Sutter Street. 500 SUTTER COR POWELL_SUNNY FUR- O nisbed or unfurnished rooms. werm single rhom; cioset; hot and cold water: cheep. Tenyma_Street. TEHAMA, NEAR FOURTH— furnished sunny rooms: rent cheap. Third Street. 1 THIRD-LARGE, ELEGANTLY FUR- 1062 isiicd rookse. with: ropiece; Mok s Palace Hotel. ICELY 308 Ellis Street. HOUSE, 126 ELLIS — INCANDES- lights In every room: reading-room, con- wly pajers: smoking-room and ladles Taining parior; cpeu all n 700ms per night. 3¢ to §16u: weex, $2 10 $4: month, $8 10 $2U: fire es cape: 0 co ticor; annex of 65 rooms now 1 in each room batis. 0 ELLIN, MK, KATE S, A quiet liouse: centrally lo- e.evator: hot &cold water. ELLIS-NICKLY FURNISHED SUNNY parlors; suitable or oflice or | rivate. T ROOM; R it cated 350 H38E LLIS—LARGE -UNNY FRON gas. 10w reut 10 good 0 79| ELLIS-LARGE SUNNY ROOM, SUITA- &1 biesor ) or2; rent 37, Eighth Street. HERMAN APARTMENT HOUSE. 28 8TH W0 s, Dear Market; furnished and uniurnished. Valenci Stree: VALENCIA — NICELY rooms: single or en suit FURNISHED : Teasonable. 51 Viu ness Avenas, VAN NESS AVE.— H:NDSOMELY furnished sunny parior: other desiiable 186 o0ms. 817 VAN NEsw CAVE.—_SUNNY ALCOVE | room, hot aud coid water; also 3 unfur- nishrd rooms. VA SAVE—A LARGE sSUNNY room suitable ‘or 5: $10, Miscellaneous. UNNY FRONT ROOM IN FRIVATE FAM- ily for ous or two_gertlemen; desirable loca- ton.” F. R., box 92, Cail « flice. W. CUR SIX' T ST, NEAR MISSION branch office of THE CALL.~ Subscriptions and want ads taken. E | H Bookkeeping, 116 FOURTH-SMALL STORE WITH ROOM ip rear: low rent. Appiy 10 G. H. UMBSEN & CU., 14 Montgomery st. BARBERSHOP "WITH ~ BATHS; FSTAE lished 16 years: $18 per mouth; key at 539 Second st. Caipenter-thop; $7 per month. key at 539 Se ond st. P umbing-shop; $6 per month. 3 De Boom st.; key at 539 Second st. Corner store, 531 tecond Key at 539 Necond st. 5 De Eoom st.; $14 per month; 2002 B00 Fone? rensonabia torms to desirable party SIGKE AND [ ICES TO LET. [LEGANTLY FURNISHED XUNNY Yoces for doctors ordentists; central 426 u ters EDUCATIONAL . UCKHARDT'S COMBINED ASSAY OFFICE aid School of instruction (incorporated PiA: 1ICA L and I%DIVIDUAL i ih« latest Improved methods fa assaying, unalysis, electroplating, CY A NIDE process, eic.; SPECIAL ATTENTION glven to catefui a say aud analysis of ores, waters. ete. 28 O'Farrell at.: elevator. PHYNICAL CULIURE AND 1215 Ociavia st., San Franclsco SELIZA MA. KINTOSH, pupil of Brofessor G. W. Baynham, Glasgow, Scoiiant, and cradu :te of the achool of Oratory, Philideph s Pa, teachar. Uffice duys, Taurs. and Sat. b. X LD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE 24 FOST— business practice. shorthand, {yping. telegrapny. Iauguages, Kngiish branches Ueeirieal enxiueering: 0 teachers: 15,000 Erada: nstruction in sies: day und evenlug sessions: catalogue. YRES, THE LEADING COLLEGE, 823 £\ Monteomery individual instruction 1a sborthand, typing. bookxeeping, telegraphy, etn. lite eenolarship $30: low rates per week and mo. DIANO TAUGHT; 6 NEW method: $2 50 a month; special attention be- gioners. 323 Ellis st TTI0A ESomuen Spm. UCCES:> B LASCO'™S LY Uk E ACTT D Private thea ricals arranzed: pupils rehearsed on stage. R 5and 12, LU.O.F. biock. 7th aud Mkl. 1 VURKEEPING THOKOUGHLY 15 6 W EERS ) or year's course free: only acconniant teachiug. TARK, room 572, Parrott Emporinm bufldine. JTIEHLS SHORTHAND AND BUSINESS 3 College, 723 Market sL.; students tralned: office sltuations secured lowest Fates o creilic for tultion. ND DRAMa: DE SARTE taught; appearances arranged: 110 OFF-5C DE ., 299 Hyde st. HER R, plano, singlng, French; §3 a ING SCHU INGINEL Li MECH. ELEG, civil, mining, survev, assay. archit. X ray tnuginies 1864. A.VAN DER NAILLEN. 725 Mkt PREPARES FOR BUSI- lessous, §3 per montn. 410 ¥ r. AL, {PANISH SCHOO 2 ness: duil room 10, Y. M. (¢ A. Wfil IONS AND WANT ADS FOR THE i CaLntaken at branch office, 339 Hayes st.i open nutil 9:30 o'ele ADIES SINGING CLA Appl7 daily, 405 P 3., 310 Post st. EO COOPISK'S SCHUUL OF L/ ing, volce, pantomime, stag: GHADUATE FFrench, German languages: $2 mo. 109 1 ayiol V OICE, DEANA, ORATOKY: PRIVATE AND class.'Prof. RO~%, Donohoe bldg:!2 to1, 7 to 8 RUF, L, RANKIN — VIOLIN, MANDOLIN, mandoia:terms reasonable. 225Genry,nr. Powell PARIS 200 B ) dav & ni ARD v L : £ mon | K45 Mission MEDICAL. SAFE AND SPEEDY CURE FOR £X all feriate diseases: ladies may have (he bene- fit 0f the skill and atiention of a physician of long and successful practice, A home In_confinemen: with brst care, with the privacy of a homa and the conveniences 0f a hospital. Thoss who are sick or discouraged shonid call on thedoctor and scate their case. All consultation free and confidentinl. Sole agent Kex Magnus, the great wor.d- enowed rem: ay for home ircaimeni. MKS. DR GWYER, 226 Turk st. DI I IOSSELYN Ti ist, stil! offers his viloabie services 10 (h+ un- fortunite. Wi a mind matured and enriched by studies of an advanced order. there is hardiy a disecs- in the catalogue of haman 1lis he cannot REAT SPECIAL trea: 10 a pe:fec: cure. Laties, ho is ready 10 assistyou His knowledge has been strengih- ened by’ exu o case veculiar to your delic te organisi is be ond his sure con. trol. Iiks female montnly remedies are sure and safe In their effects. H s tried and valuable reme- divs for lost maahood are never-fallng in thelr action, and are warranied for Lol younz and old. He exces all othe, cure of private diseases, Over 50 vears of practice enables him L0 warrant a core In all cases. Consuitation parlors. 906 Market st. Call or write direcs to 906 Market rooms 11 and 12 SEDY HAT FERFRCTLY never falls In_any case of monthly sickness. no matter wia: the cause may be. Prics 510 §10. No eleccriciiy or instruments; never makes sick to make well: travelers helped: no delay; years exjerlence: firsi-ciass home in con- finement. Dr. & Mirs. Davies, 14 Mcalister st. next Hibernia Euns. Consul: free; Freach pilly §2: hours, 9 A M. t04. T8 P M. A LROCESS THAT NEVER ¥AILS T0 K- store every cass of montbly sickness from Whatever cause In & few hours when medicines and others have fafled: no instruments unsed many years experience: every case guarsnteed advice free: lerms reasonable: firsi-class privaie bome for confinement. MRS DH. DALEY, 1123 Market st over ihe Owl Drug Store. W PROC NO MEDICINE, INSTRU- ment or worthless pills nsed: eviry woman herown physician for al femalotroubles, no matter from whai cause; restores always in one day;can be sent and used at home; all cases guaranteed ; do not trust Incompetent female physic.avs. DR. POPPER, the we.l-kuown plonser, 118 Kearnv st B FOULETS FRENCH CAPSULES — A gusranteed absoiute care for all jemale dis. eases (10 ma.ter what cause): positively safe aad sUrc; N0 ang T Or after effecis: taken In time it a8 acts as & provenive: price #1560 per box: tent free by mail on receipi vf price WALLER BROS.. 3 Grant ave. R_AND MRS, WEGENER, EDDY ST, privite home with every comfort: separat. T00ms batore nnd during conlinement: all female complaints skilifully treated; rexular physician: quick relict for tinvelers: best care: Lerms moder- ate: consnltation fre HSGOODW N, LADIES, Bear or far, afe, qu ck cure guaranteed: any disease or com piainiz home f0r patients: bestskiil; free diagnosis: low fees: se f cure. 401 Van Ness ave., flat D. ADIES, CHICHEST ER'S ENGLISH PENNY- rovat Fills (Diamend Braud) are best: safe, ra. Itable; take no otber. Send 4c., stamps. for partica- lars, “Rellef for Ludies” in lésier by return mall; ldruggisi's Chichesier Coem, Co., Philadeiphia $: O PATD FUR A CAnE I FAIL 10 CURE k2 of jemale complaints or diseases of the eye;consultation free. MRS, DR. SCOT'L,825 Geary ICE PRIVATE HOME IN CONFINEMENT &t thie most reasonable price In the city. MES. ML PFEIFFER, midwife, 2012 Fo'som st. U PRAI'S FEMA LR REGULA [LNG PILLS: safe and eflicient emmenazogue: $1 per box. RICH ARDS & CO..druggists, 406 Clay st..sole agis. I F. LYING-IN (PRIVAI ) HOMr; DIS «_eases of women and children. 235 Kearny, r. 9, OME, A FEIEND AND MOTHEK'S CARE MRS, DR FUNKE. 1416 bighth st., Alameda, FIRREGULAR ORANY FRVALS DI EaSE see MRS DR, PUJTZ and be content.. 25414 4th. ) 1 MALL T8 McA LLISTER STREET, Noii Jones. Diseases of women ana chiidren. DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHIP. INCTICE OF CISSOLUTION OF COPART nership —Notice is bereby given that on and after this date the French Duiry milk business will be owned and con rolied exclusively by PETxR MENJOU, the firm of MENJOU & BELLOCQ being this day dssolved. The present owner, PETEK MENJOU, wili collect ail b.lis and pay all indebtedness to the late firm. PETER MENJOU. [Signed] P Q. LATES1 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Movements of Trans- dtlant's 3ay ase NEW YORK—Arrived Jan 23—Stmr St Louls, from Southampton: stmr Cempanis, from Liver i stme Massiliia, irom Naples Sulied Jan 25 Stmr La Boursogne,for Havre; stmr Servia, for Liverpool; stmr Ems, for Genos i Nuples: stmr Spasrudam for Ko terdam; stmr Mohawk, tor London: stmr Karl-rune, ot Bremen; stmr Hecla, 101 stettin; stmr Oboan. for Rotter au. BREMERHAVEN—Arrived out Jan 23-Stmr S ot art. GENUA—Arrivad out Jan 23-Stmr Kaiser Wil- heim IL Sailed Jan 2i—stmc Fulda, for New Yor«. SOUTHAMPTON for New York HUKST CASTLE—Passed Jan 23—Stmr New York. for Soucaampton. OVINEMUA DE—Areived out Norze HAVRE—Sailed Jan 25—Simr La Bretague, for New York. DOV k. K—Passed Jan 25—Stmr H H Mefor,from Bremen, or New York. MAKAGE LICoNsws, The following marriace licenses have besa fasued by the County Clers’s office: John G. Muller and Hermins Kunl. 60—50. Henrv M. i Arinur O, Eppler snd Annie suilivan 4 Henry Clar. and Blan-he D. Pricchard, James G. Sharp aud :.03e Kppliger C.A. Louis and Louiss P. Trommereg. $2—21. B.F. Ames Jr. and Catherive F. Ford, 30—2 J. 1. de ~liva and Maria V. Harr- L Cain a1 Ol.via 1 —Salled Jan 23—Stmr St Paul, Jan 20-Stmr 0 wnd Louiss Koenig, 4—19. 23, LU IS —HARRIAGES—veATHY, [Birth. marriag> and deain notices sent by mall will not bs inseried. They must be handed (n a elther of the publicasion offices and be indorsai with the name and rosidence uf persons nuthorizel 1o Luve the sume published | BU. ANDERSON_In this cliy, January 22, 1837, to ihe wife of W. E. Anderson, a dunghier. BUCHANAN—In this clty, January 14. 1897, to tas wite of James W. Buchanan, a daugnier. FOLEY—In this city. Jaauary 20, 1897, to the wite of P. J. Foley. u son FRANKS—In Alameda, January 23, 1897, to the wire of J. (. Frunss, « daughter. GREGORY—In this clty, January 21,1897, to the wife of Warren Gregor/, a0 HALLIDAY—In this ciiv. Junuary 14, 1867, o the wife 0f C. W. Halilday, & son. JONES—January 15, 197, to the wite of Thomas Joues, 4 son. : SALOMON—In this city. January 22, 1897, 1o the wife of 1. L. Salomon, & sou. TAYLOR—In East Oakland, January 22, 1897, to the wite of Edmund Tay 10r, a daughier. TRIMBLE—In this clty, January 22, 1897, to the wife of Sinciair Trim bie, & son. MAGKLE L. BADARACCO—KENNY—In this city. December B0 1595 at St. Domuni=’s Church, by the Rev. Fath-r Clancy, Charies Badaracco of San £rau- clsco and 3fae Kenny of 0sion, Mass. MILLER—GALBRA TH—in this city, Jenuacy 20.187 by the Kev. F. J. 0t onnpr. Kover. L. Miller of Sunta Rosazud Marion W. Galbrai: of San Francisco. DIED. Newman, Haanah Ohiro, Georgo Alvarez, Jacints Binden, Ri Ow-n. 0. W, < onnor, Ameliz A, Rock, Henry Gormley, John F. G Sciaccaluga, Nina Nnanabrouk, Janet Sma tece, Wiiliam Smith. Jacob W. Tieraan, Margaret Waite, Willlam T. Whytlaw, Mrs J. N. Withaimi, Conrad Han.on, Cap:ata D, Heason, Mar; Jorzensen. Georgs J. Kalter, Leopoid McCreagn. Thomas 3cLaughlin, Kobert E. cWilliams. Michael Manoney, Danfel Wr.gnt, William J, ALVAREZ—In this city, Januarr 23, 1897, Jacinia. Alvarcz dearly beoved mother of Fron ., Peter and Joseph Alvarez, iirs. Euphemia Hurvey and Mrs Emma :atudilio, a na-ive of Mexico. aged 69 vears. BINDEN~—In this city, January 22, 1897, Rich ard, beloved brocner of Sopuie xud Henrs Bla- den, & native of Germany, ugsd 35 years BO! DEN—In this cite. Junuary 17, 1897, N. A. Borden, chuplain of James A. Garfieid Post No. 34, G AR anative of Naotucker, Jiass , aged U years - Friends and_adquaintances and comrades of ihie 6. A, K. and euxiliary a:societions are re- specttully juvited to acterd the fuveral THIS DAY (Sunday), st 2 o'clock P. .. from Alcazar buflding. interment MNatfonal Ceme- teiy. Rewains at the parlors of A. W. Marun & Co., 118 Geary street. TONNOR—In this cliy, January 23, 1597, Amelia A. widow of th» late Capian Francs Conaor, aud sister of Mrs. W. R. Leveridge. strs. Samuel =aaderscn and Henry Wenoof Hoao.nin, H. I, nuntive of Unity, Me,, aged (0 years aod 18 ays GORMLEY—In this city, January 32, 1897, John F. Uray Gormley, a native uf 5oston, Mass., age. 64 Cears. 2%~ Friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral services THIS DAY (sunday), ac at his iste residence, 2002 tay.or Incermeut private. Kindlyomi. flawers. —1In this citv, January 3 1897, Cap- tain Daniel, beloved husband of Eme ie D £ Eiun on, a nitive ue Ireland. azed 68 : ears. 2~ Friends and acquaiuiances are respect- fuily i vited o aitend t e runeral TO-MORROW (Monday). at 9:30 0'clock A. M., from his Inte Jeslience, 102 Kkson stree. (henve (0 St Bridge.’s Church, Van Ness avenue and Broad- way,where a requiem mass will ve ce ebraied for the tepose. of his soul. In.crmen. Holy Cross Cemetery. HEARON—TIn this city, Januaty 22. 1897, Mary, belovel wifs ot Peter W. Hearon, Robert. Walter, Frank, Sarab, Oliver and the late Alice wod Mary Hearon, dau:nter of Mrs. Nash, sister of Jobn and Martin Nash una Mrs J.rriiz and nivce of the iate Wiliam O'Hai.o- TAR. a uALIVEw: New )OTK, uged o8 years & monthy and 21 days. &5 Friends and acquaintances are resoect: ful.v inviied to atteat the funeral s HUS DAY (Sunday), at 12:30 o’clock P. X.. rrom the pag lors of Gautier & Guniz, 8 and 10 Cley Had square. theic- to St Patrick’s Ciarch, vission siiee, between Third and Fourth, {or services Interment Holy Cross emetery. JORG —Drowned. vear Albany, Or., Jan- uary 17, 1897, George J., heloved £0n'of thie I e Captain Jumes and Catoiine C. Jorgensen, and brother of Jumes I, Cecliia M., Charivx J., Caro- line I ant Alive S. Jorgensen, a native of ~an Franci co, aged 19 years 5 montns aud 23 days. B Friends and acquaintances are Tespecc faliy tuv.el (0 atiend the ral TiilS DAY (Sunday), at 1 o'clock P. X.. from tue rooms of N, Gray & Co., 64 S.Cramento sirees. lutec ment 1. 0. 0. ¥ Cemetery. iz KAISER—In this clty, Jauuary 28,1897, Leopold, dearly beloved nusomnd 0f Loulsa Kaiser, « na- tive of Luderstait, Hanover, Germany, aged 58 years 3 moaths and 29 ay 1. 2GFricnds and_acqualntances ar: respect- fully Invited o a:ten the ‘uneral TUESDAY, Jmnuar; 6, at 2 o'clock P. M. from the pur’ lorsof Charies J. B. Metzler, 638 Wushingtoa sirea. Intermen: Masonlc Uemerery. MCCREAGH—In this ciy, January 21, 1837, Tnomas, beloved husband of Mary McCreagh, anative of Ireiand a.ed 52 years and 2 moncus: &5 Friends are respec:fully_jnvited to attead the funeral THIS DAY (Sunday), st H:30 ©0'clock a. M. from his late residence 5 Madison mvenue, (ff Harrison strest, beween Fifih and Sixih, theace to St. Kosy's Churcn, whers requiem bigh mass will be celebrated for ihe Teposs of his soui, commencing at 9 o'clock A M. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. MCLAUGHLIN—In this clty, January 23, 1887 Robert sdward McLaughiin, a native of Wash- 1ng.on, ssed 3 yeiss and ® months. McWILLIAMS—In South San Francisco, Janu- ary 23, 1837. Michael ve.ov-d son of Mi haei c Willlams. brother of Thoma James and Josepn slc w iillama aad Mrs. Thomas Parkinsou, and aepaew of Mre Hosana Bald- win. a native of Quebec, Lower Canada. aged 43 years and 8 days. co Of funeral hereatier EY—In this city. January 22 1837 beloved Lusband of the late Ann Ma- and father of Thomas and L 10 ate Kails and Mazgle Mahoney, u nasivs of County Cork, Ireinad, azed 75 yeary. A3 Friends are respectfully Invited to the funeral THIS DAY (Sunday), at 9. o'clock A. .. from his Iate residence, 466 “1xth sireet, tnenca o St Rose’s Church, where a so.emn requiem mass will be celebrazed for tus Tepose of his soal, commencing ar 10 o'cloc< 4.3t In erment Holy Cross Ceiastery. by traln leaving Third and Townsend streets sl 11:30 Q'clock 4. M. motaer of | | | | | | | NEWMAN—_In this city, January 20, 1897, Haonah, beloved wite of Abrabam Newman and mother of Isidor. Nathan. slfred and Samuel Newman, Mrs. Simon Wolf, sirs. Pavilne Natuan, Mrs, B Bearwsld and Jenoie Newman, aad_ sister of ..erson and Morkz Schwariz of Germany, Mrs. Augusta fux of New York and Mrs. C. Welnberg, s native of Kempen Germany, aged 63 years. [New Yors papers piease copy. Frieads and acquaintances are respect: fuilv {nvited to attend the funeral THIS DAY (Bunday), at 10:15 o'clock A. M., from her late residerice, 1727 Post -ireet. Incerment Hiils of Eternity Cemetery, by train leaving Third and Townsend streets at 11:30 o'clock A. 3. OHIRO—In :he City and County Hospltal, Jan- uary 23, 1897, George Oblro, aged 42 yea OWrN—in this clty, January 21, 1897, 0. W. Owen laze of sunol, Alameia Conniy, broiher of Mis. 0. R. Morgan and H. J. Owen A5-The foneral will taka place THIS DAY (Suuday), at 2 o'clock P. M., from the par- lors of Halsted & Co. 946 Mission siroet. Interment Masonic Cemetery. RUCH—In this city, Januars 23, 1897, Henry Roch, a native of Gérmany, aged 77 years. SCIACCALUG A—In this city, January 23, 1897, Nina Sciaccaluga. dearly ' belovel’ mother of Frank Scia caug: and Maria Pinaglia. aud sls- ter of Captain Rafael Demoro, a uative of Italy, a YeArs and 6 months. A&~ iriends and acquaintances are respect- full~ invired toaicend the funeral TO-MORROW (Monday), at 2 o'clock p. .. from Ss. Peter and Pau’s (icallau) Caurch. corner of Dupont and Flbert sireets, thence (o wue Liailau Cem- etery. SHANABROOK~In thls city, January 23,1897, 8L 635 Ciementina street. jane: Shanabrook (nee St.rx). a natve of Ialklrk, Scotland, aged 47 vears an 9 mouths. #F-Friends and scauainiances are respect: futly 1) Vited toattend the faneral TO-MORKROW (Monday), at_2 o'clock P. M. from her late Tesideacs. 635 Ciementius sireet. Interment Masonic Cemetery. Please omit flowers. SMADEKE—(n hls cite. Jinuary 20, 1897, Wi~ liam, beloved husband of the late Johanna Smadeke, juther of Charles Alice aud lda Smadeke, and stepfather of Joha H. Branings and Mrs. J. Suadek e, « isiive of Hanover, Ger- many, aged 54 years 9 months and 2 days. A m-mber of San Francisco Schue zen Vereln, Hanuoveraner Verein, oncordia Lodge No. 12 L0, Oy aud iar Weet Lodge No. 2334, K of 1. A-Friends and acauaintances are respect- ful v inviced 10 attend .he funeral THIS DAY (Sunday), at 2 o'clock P. ., from California Hali, 6.0 Bush sireet. beiween Sto:kton ant Powell. Remalnsat the pariors of H. F. subr & Co.. 1209 Mission stresi. Luterment 4. 0. U. r. Cemetery. SMITH—In tbis city. Junuary 23, 1897, Jacob Ward, beloved husband of Mary B. Smith, and father of Percy W. Smith, & uative of Vicgiuia, aced 53 years. TIERNAN—In this cly, January 21, 1897, Mar- zacei, beloved wife of Michasl Tiernan. and mother of Michuoi, P’eter, Nellie and Magg.e Tieraan. a native of Ireland. aged 55 years. & Friends and coualntauces are raspect- fuly lnvited to atten. toe tuneral TO- ORKOW (Monday), at 8:50 o'clock A. M., from her Tesidence, 340 Thirtieih sireet, near Sanchez, thencs 0 Si. Paol’s Ciurch, where a solemn requiem mass will be celebrate. for tu repose of her soul, commencing a. $ 0'clock A. M. Inter- ment Holy Cross Cemetery. WHITE—In this citv. January 31, 1897, Wiillam T.. vides: and beloved son of Wiliam J. Sille A. Walie. aud grandsonof Mrs. Haunan DALY+ of San Frauciaco, aged 3 years 11 mion.os and 3 days. AF Friends and acquaintances are respect- fuily [nvited 1o atien the funrral THIS DAY (Sunday), at 2 o'clock P. X . from the reside Of the parents, 98lls HAarrison sires., heac Sixoh. incerment Laucel Hill Cemetery. WHYTLAW—In Glaszow, Scotlaad, January 3, 1597, Mrs. John Newton Whytlaw. WILHELMI—In Alamgda, Januacy 21, 1897. onrad, betov-d son of Alwine and ths Late Con- rad Wilhelmi, s nailvs of Californla, aged 23 Seurs 10 mon_is aud .9 dass. Sa-Tho funeral will las place THIS DAY (Sunday), at 11 o'ciock A. M. from his late reside ce, 1128 Collegs avnde. Interment Mountaia View Cemetery, Oaklaad. WRIGHT—1In Souih Ber<eley. January 22, 1897, William James. velovel husband of Margaret Wright. and_father of Mabel . and Gladys E. Wright, a native of St. john, New Brunswici, Byed 61 years wn ! 10 months! 83 Friends and acqualnances are respact- fuii invited to & rend the funeral TO-MORROW (Monday), at 1 0'clock P. .. from the Masonic Temple, corner Post and Montgomery sires:s vuder the auspices of Excelsior Lodke No. 163, F.and A M in.erment Masimlc Cemetery. e e MCAVOY & GALLACHER, FUNERAL DIRECTORS & EMBALMEKRS, 20 Fifth 8t., Gpp. Lincoin School. Telephone 3080. TRS T ENONET s CHAS MCMENONEY | JAMES McMENOMEY & SON, UNDEKTAKERS AND EMBALMERS, 1007 Mission Street, Near deveuih. Telephone ~ouih 354 JAS ENGLISH. T. B. CAREW CAREW & ENGLISH, LNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMEKS FUNERAL DIRECTORS, 1A Tan Ness ave., HeAr Alarace 3o Sud Sranclsey Telephone So. 155 F. L. GUNTZ H. W. GANTNER. GANTNER & GUNTZ, Funeral Directors and Embalmers. $and 10 CITY HALL SQUARE. Telephone South 432 LAUREL HILL (EMETERY ASSOCIATION S PREPARED TO CONTINUE THE SALE of burtal p ats and graves in lis cemetery and give deed Perpetuul care of lots will be arranged for at the Superintendent’s offics at the cemetery, corner Bush street and Central avenue. San Francisco. MOUNT OLIVET CEMETERY, AN MATEO COUNTY: NEAREST CEMix tery 10 the clty; non-sectarian;: in no senso ax- clusive: locatlon unexceiled Cfice 9/ Macke Wrvel sOULDeAS: COrLer 0 SiXxih HOTEL ARRIVALS. GRAND HOTEL. E H Gricgs, Stantord Mrs J £ Griggs, Stanford J Kincsion Monterey 3 D Smith, Livermore Dr Pierce, Lig Canyon W Hatfield. Utab J W Hattleld, Utah C Hawks, Gtah V Clyn, S Helena C.W Pendleton, Cal 4 F Buike, San Kafael N £ Malco'm, “ac o E H Vance, Eurecn Diss E M Vadice, Eureka Miss A M Vance, Burexa Mrs Browniug. San Jose 311 Kelley & w, For-id s H Leonard, Deadw d W Campbeli, Los Ang A BowcKlin, Los Ang 3D Fnright, ~tina Croz © M Cassin, Santa Cruz W § Tinning, Martinez B F Walker, Yreka C W Ausiiu, Sacramento L Heury, Sacr mento C C Thayer, Sovors D L Withingion & w, T Bamberger. R san Di go J F Conners, Oaklaud L L Bromuwell, Oakland A M Davis, Los Angeles ¥ Williams & w, Los Ang D Allen. 1 03 Angeles J A Joues, Loncord T M Mays, Davisville W P Hatch, Chieo W A Wiicox, Wash, D C * B Alexander, WashDC W T Foliins, CK Lipman, Sacto F T Johoson, John Razzi, Saa Andreas A G ch.oesser, Chicago LICK HOUS] J R Garnett, Willows 8 L Berry, Kome ltary E Berfy, Rome A Benham, Seattle F J Brownlee, Nupa R D Robolis, ~uisun 5. M Kobbins' Suisun LT i usaud, San Rafael Don Eilio:t, Santa Kosa H H Main, Saa Jose 01 Kellog', Cal H C Woodson, Cal 3 Warswics, Armona C M Co gan, Sucramento A U Rickey. Phila H J Lewelling, St Helena J L Berninger,s Helena (i W Jordan, Los Augeles E H Daggett, Visalia R E Wilkoit, * tockton Gus Waierman, - hicago J M Mocr-, Vicioria, B C SEWOL& wf, Gl roy © E W McKinnon, ~alinas Geo Bonding, Suisun, P ¥ Al'in, Modesto M P Starey & w', N ¥ Mra HJ Wawson, N Y 4 PSm son. Marisville Gor A Howell, Sacto 3 K Bishop, Bakersfieid Mrs M Miller, Jersey City L\ iliiamson &wt, siich J dic C OLver, Fresno Mry Thursion, Ureville L P Bass, Fresuo Mrs J C Tuylor, Uklah RALDWIN HOTEL. H 1 Pitcher, Livermore M Spring, San Jose © Bigelow & w, Ccun T J 1ayior, San | afael M E Harris, Oa<lsind G Howard & w. « akland C Anderson, Chicazo F J Storm. Kirksville MrsWeaiherford, Albany Miss G Arsick. San Jose WG Le, il 1 Levy, X\ E 4 Marsh, Mich € Nor ibausen, Oaktand H Routledgy, Zeben Mrs £ Stramble, N Y X Bengamsle, \alefo W D Davis, Haywards IS An onells, S P J Harnis & w, Sacto C Edwards & i,%an Joge Mis M uiis, ~anta Ro T H Dosle, N Y. O H Gale, Mich G Montgomery & w, Wis Miss J Washer, Wis Miss K Wilsos, Butte NEW WESTERN HOTEL P C Mayford, Chicago B C Morse, Bolina B S Fish, Alibama C H Rosshacs, Fortland 11 Sawycr, Pordand DrJ.mes, w & fm, Conn H Sk aburt, Bost.n J W Manting, Calaveras H C Wiliams. Chicago J Brayion, Seattie Mrs Graber & tm. Bodle J M Dowling, Sioux City ill L. beott & w, Iil T'A Wilkin J Walters& w, Fresno G Smith, Loidm F A.rish.. Chicago W Kitio, meryville J McF llery, Fr H Smizh. Oaiand J Franks, Miss Madde., Los Ang Mrs Dilton, J Kenoy. Caklan J Judge, va :land J Wise & w, Onklaad PALACE HOTEL. H T Power, Sacto R Urlon, Chicago R B Hubberd, ~tunford J Sparks. Nev. B sStoweil. Beimont € & Kobl, San Mateo Mr Scanlon & w, ~tLouis M Strave, Seattis J A Camybeil. Cal W Carhart, ~taiford L T M.gee, Lou:sville H T Pulntdexter, Cal élsla‘l‘lln n.n;l. N g fi.\ Waite, Cal Veer, Santa Croz s Wrigley, Calife Mrs Rienb re, Sis Cruz F W Oico o & o Tad H C Moore, ramento R H 1 obbins, Sacto H R McCu.iousn, .0 R G Brown, Califoraia A Bierce, Los Gaios - e urn Verein Officers Elected The shooting section of the San Francisco Turn Verein has elected the foliowing officers : F. Attineer captain, F. Kommer firet lieuten. ant, Josepu Straup secoud lieutenant, L. Brune secretary, A. Brehm iresasurer, L. Tier- bach first shootiny master, C. Sigehoru second shooting master, J. Glindemann color bearer. ANOTHER STAKE FOR SCARF PIN Took the Alameda Handicap in a Drive From Caspar. Yankee Doodle Outgamed and OQutfinished Proud Mt. McGregor IL Sugar Foot, an 01¢s-On Cho'ce, Beaten by N.c Nac—Fi Fi Scores Again in a Hurdie Event. From the size of the assembled crowd that viewed the racing at Emeryville yes- terday it was suspected by the close guessers that there were just a few ab- sentees from the usual Saturday clique of race patrons. This fact can be easily ac- counted for. Many dizzy, warm equine idols have been smashed to atoms during the two weeks of sport just ended yester- day, and troublous times have been ex- perienced by form players. In disgust at what they termed ill luck many have re- frained from taking the trip across the bay, awaiting the reopening of Ingleside track, hoping to regain favor with fickie Dame Fortune. Tuoe day was cloudy and cool, but the track was fast and most of the events were tuken in fust time, met with poor success, but two of the favored ones in the betting managing to head their fields out. Nearly all the members of the ring fraternity quit good winners of the day’s booking. The Alameda handicap for all sges, over a mile, worth $700 to the first horse, was the feature of the card. Waterbouse stable scratched Mt. Gregor 1I and let Caspar, with 98 pounds up, try for the prize. Starting at 8 and 10 to 1 in the betting he made the run- ning and was only nipped out the last few strides by Ed Purser’s good filly Scarf Pin, the 2ta 1l favorite, which reeled off the distance in 1:4114. St. Lee with top weight up was a good third. The result of the third race at seven and a half furlongs was the surprise of the aay. Drawn from the stake event especially to prune his companv in this affair, Mt. Mc- Gregor LI, with 109 pounds up, was con- sidered the “‘pipe” of the aft-rnoon’s pro- ceedings. Backed from 1 to 2downto2 to 5, he encaged in a_battle royval from start to finish with Yankee Doodle and, outfooted the iatter partof the journey, was compelled to acknowledge deieat by a scant bead. Show hon.rs went to David, a 50 to 1 shot. Another one of the cinchy sort was laid to rest in the opening high-weight handi- cap, over a distance of six furlongs. Barney Schreiber’s Sugar Foo', with 101 ponnds in the saddle, was supposed to be invincible, but quit badly in the stretch, and Nic Nac, against which 10 to 1 was at one time laid, beat the 3 to 1 chance out a head in 1:15 flat. Nebula, ridden by J. Ward, was the recipient of the short end of the purse. Green Morris dropped Lobengula in the mile and a furlong selling run, and the brown horse did not have much to beat. He went to the post at odds of 2to 5 and won without difficulty from St. Aignon, a 20 to1 outsider. Scimitar, heavily backed to get the place, was third. Lefeat awaited another favorite in the fifth evant, a six furlong spin, with a field of eight starting. Sent to the post at odds Favorites again | he Burns & | of 11 to 5 the Baldwin entry, E-taca, wns easily outfooted by Etta H, carrying 110 poundsand a 6 to L shot in the ring. He lo was a 214 to 1 cboice for the mils and a half hurdie handicap, but the 150 pounds up anchored him, ‘or he failed (0 fini-h within the money. Fi Ki, at 6 to 1 proved a handy winner over J O C, th second choice, taking the lead soon aiter passing the suind aud holdiag it o the end. BN hel NOTES. On the strength of the improved show- inz made by Yaunkee Dood.e yesterday, Jockey Coady, who rode that horse when be finished iast on January 19, was sus- pended pending further investigation. Jockey George Snider, who was sus- pended some weeks agn at Eneryville ior a poor rid: on Defender, was reinstated yesterday. REAL ESTATE 1RANSACTIONS. Martha A. Chandler to Gertrule C. Durbrow, lot on & | ne of Buchanan s.reet, 87:6 N of Pogt, E ¥7:6by N £5: gt ‘Charies M. and Emm: L Abbott 10 John Lough- ran, tot on N lin: or Page street, 50 W of Brod- erick, W 25 by N 10 : $10. H. W. Hansen to Ulga ¥. Hansen, ot on F of Mission sireet, 13-:11S of w line fih, ~ 44:314, 869 deg. 15 miv. E 187:9, N 32:415'N 64 des, 30 min. W 1.8:6; gift. = City and County of a1 Francisco to Joseph Lawler ant Frederick Hellenschmidz, lot on lige of York (Hampshr) sireet, 118 N of Twenty-first, N 110 by E 100: also lo on ¥ line of Yok (Rampsnt ) suicet, 205 N of Twenty-ficat, N 25 by 5 100: wiso lot bn E line of York (Hampsnire) street, 368 N of | wenty-firs!, 52 by E 100: $— & Gustay Peck to Magdalena Pe k, lot on X Tweniy-ninth sireel, i25 W of Dolores, y it | X ihs StoLathie (wite of Joseph) to Joseph Mc- Latchie, lot on N line of Army street, 1:6 I of Sanchez, E 27 by N 114; aiso undivided halt ot lot 01 S line of Newmarket sireet, 140.28 W in Peaks avenve, K 140.:8, ~164, W 125.05 W to beginaing, being u portion uf block 33 ¥ | Stanford Hehghts; is0 all interest in comm 1ty $200. 4 ey reene to Mary E. Greene lot on E e of De Bocm street, 175 of Second, E 25 by 80: gitt. Lennis Line of ~i ver street, 60 W of Second, N 7, W 22, 870, K b3; gift. F.rnando aod Juifs 3.3 and Lihel F. Price, lot on ] 8 reet, 75 N of Twenty-ifth (Yolo), | 100: #10. Gustay Peck to Mazdalena Peck, lot on E line | of Twantteth avenue, 850 N of Point Lobos, N 25 by £ 120; giit. julian & 3. buncan to Abbis T. Dakin, lot o X line of W stret, 32:6 E of Forty-fifth avenue, E 25 by N 100: $10. Frank W. and Emma A. Fuller to City and County of San Francisco, 10t beginning at a poiut midway between the E and W lines of Twenty= fitth avenue, 40 feec N from N line of blocks 85 a.d 90 (or 5 1ine of Iake stree ). N 382, W 83, 8 342, W 240, N 342, W 35, 8 152, K 810 (for extens strect); 81. Willism and C. T. Nicol to Jine C. M. Clayton, lots 168 . nd 199, Cobb Tract; S1. | James and Kachel (asile to Jacob Schoenteld, lot 249, Spring V' " g Hugh H. McClary lot on W line of Andover avenue, 135 S of I ast avenue, S 25 by W 110, being lot 19, block 6, Holly Peric Trac.; kift. ¢ Max Glinger toJohn F. Sheehan Jr., 10t on S lino of Eighteenth street, 758 W of Douglass, W 50 by > 121, block 2. Ploche aud l.obinsow’s subdivision o Market-strect Homestead: $10. Delia Hali to_- tephen P. and Delia Manzan, lot on S line of Bro.d_avenue. 265 W of kiymouth Street, W 3) by S 125, portion of block G, Bailroad | Homeéstead Association; $10. ALAMEDA COUNTY. Peter and Sarah M. Thomson to Willlam N. an1 Lizzie Halvert, lot on E lins of Franklin street, 184 N of Del-¢r or Twentieih, N 30. « 84.10, SW 30:4, W 82.60 to beginning, block 2161, Oakland; | #5. | “Ytarriet 4. or Hattie Bovyer and as executrix o estate of E. A. Bovyer, by commission-r, to Pa- clfic Coast 3av D Sociéty, lot on N line of ‘I hir- tieth street, 485 £ of Market, K 50 by N 14 | being lo. 38, block , Kowland Tract, Osl 1and: $1.77. | “K.aud Maihilda Armstrong to August Lane, Jot on E line of Jagnolia sireet, 195.80 > of We: Mary Cashmann, 10t on X bhmann to i Velson to Willlam H. line of Vermont 26 by B Tenth, E 120 by S 60, Oaxiand; gran Jobn H. and Mary M Steveus to Twenty-third Avenue Bap:ist CEurch (corporatio.), 0t 0a N W corner of Lasi Sevenieen.h street and Twentv- third avenve, W 1.0 by N 65, being portion of 1ot 5.blcck B, suodivision 50 Associates’ ‘Lract, East Oakland; 310 H. C. Campbell and T. B. Kent (trustees for Windsor A. Keefer) to San Franclsco Savings Uniou, 443 d 341, on N line of Sa) Jose ave 300 J< of Ch-stnut street, £ 100 by N 150, being lots 7 and 8, io W half of block M, same, Lrustees’ deed, Alameda; §5540. Builders’ Contracts. G. F. Vella with John Flahert story building on r: lineof Hartford street. of Eighteenth, architect contr.cior: §1350. Ciaus 8: reckels with ¢ ray Bros.. concrete ficor, arches, eic, on SW corner of Maraet u.d Lhin | streets, 1eid Bros. architects; $1675. Same with Gladding, Mcbean & Co., exterior terracotta and tile finish of dome on same, Keid Br0s. archilects; $27,415. . 1o eroct & one- 2258 THE “CALL” RACING GUIDE. CALIFORNIA JOCKEY CLUB. Cakland Racetrack. Saturday, January 23. Weather fine. Track fast. day of the winter meeting, 1896-97. Thirty-nfnth 433 IneERACE Rigkwelghy handicap; three.quarters of a mile; purse $400. 1 T I Betting, Inc. | Horse, age, welght. | St. Fin. Jockey. |Op. CL 404 Nic N 08| 2 1h | Thorpe. 4 7 423 |~ugzar Foor,3...0101| 1 25 |Siwu‘nier. |12 25 417 |Ncbula, ... 5 33 W |10 0 421 |Rosdrunner, 6 3 46 |H. Martin. ..l 5 7 |Rapido, 5...... | 515 |SBephard 30 30 | Monterey, 5. | 66 |Goden.....! |50 150 76 |Joe Hill. a. | 7 |3 Sctaushiin.| 50 2 " Pertect star. Won driving. 1:15. 4134 SECOND RACE—Four-year-olds ana upward; purse $350. I =il | I | 1 | Eettine, Tndex.| Horse, age, welght. | St.| Sid. | 34 | 16 (234 | Fin. | Jockry. op. 4. 418 |Lob.ngula, 5.....108| 5/ 71| 61 | 5h | 2h [ 22 |12 | 88 414 [Sy Aiznon, .. 196| 4| 616/ 81|11 (12| 1n | 2n |15 412 |Scimitar, 4. 98| 1| 1n'| 435 31| 3h [ 51 | 8n |3 415 Two Cheers, 6....101| 7| 2h ' 1h | 435 51 | 61 | 4h 10 415 {Loda. 4. ... 94| 2/ 814 83|72 61|41 |5n| 50 387 |George Rose, 5...101| 8| 34 | 3h | 21 | 415 31 { 61 |H. Martin. 8 412 |Eari Cochran, 4.. 90| 3| 5h | 74| 6h | T34 71 | 78 |J. Weber. 30 422 |1 xaminer, 5..... 165/ 610 [0 81 (95|81 | 82 100 351 |Werrago, 6. 109 |9 Lo o |v |ed 300 06 |Trix, o 9| 4h | 2 0 |81ho [w 100 Perfect start. Won easily. Winner, G. #. Morris’ br. h.. by Hudson-Zu u. Time, 1:199. 435, THIKD RACK—Fitieen-sixioenths of a mile: three-ysar-olds aud upward; Furse $200. I | | I I | Betlag. Index.| Horse, age, weight. | St.| 14 % | % | s | F Jocke; op. CL 413 |Ya kee Doodle, 4. 99| 3| 11 11| 26 | 25 | 1h |H. Martin 5 (418)|Mt McGregor, 4. 99| 2| 31g | 22° | In | In | 24 [Thorpe.. 0 9-2 wecere.|David, B...... C104| 5| 81 1 | 36 | 310 | %15 |T. McHugh, 60 424 [Frank Jauberc,d. 98| 6| 45 | 510 | 42 | 43 | 410 |J Shields 50 413 |smericy, 5.0 97| 4| 21 | 435 | 861 | 53 | 52 |Ames 500 500 149 |Skalkaho, 4.......104| 7‘ 53 6lv | 63 | 610 | 66 |Golden... £00 1000 P R U T 7 Flag 100 Mi.cheil. 500 7 Won driving. Winner, Cambridge stable’s b. b., by Prince Roya {mp. Good start. Manzaotta, Time. 1:343% 43 (G FOURTH XACE—Alame1a haodicap; all ages; one mile; purse $10.¢. Tndex.] toren nur, weieht. | 8E] 36 ok Baicl el | e bofn | seeken (301)|Scart Pin, 5...... 92| 5| 85 | 2115 22 | 1n |[Cawsom......| 2 2 (416)|Caspar, .00 93] 11 13 | 12| | 12 | 28 |dones. . llT0 8 8 415 [S0 Lee, 4. 18| 2 41 42 54 32 |i. shields......| 11-5 11-5 248 [Lincoln 11,5...93| 5| 64 | 65 413 | 48 | Thompso . 178 |Nebuchainezar,s 88| 4| 2h | 31 3{' | 53 |B.Isom. 5 el |Red Skinoa.o.. 07| 7| 634 | 53 64 | 62 [H Marin. 4 394 [pe ertneSecnd. 5 98] 6| 7 7 7 | 7 |3 Shieids. b Yerectxar. Won driving. Winner, Cambridge stable's ch. ©.. by Spriagbosimp. smerald. Tim 4114 *Coupled with “t. Lee. **Coupled with Ncbuchadnezzar. 437, FIFTH BACE—. bree-quarters of a mile: selling; three-year-0ids; purse $400. | i | Betcing, Index.| Horse, welzht | ‘ Str. ‘\ Fin. l Jockay. {op. 5|, 417 By Ho 0| 4 82 | 12 |Dog: 6 425 |Euvwa | | 38| i3 \ 2 |BEhie 5 4.6 | Woodland Beile..100/ 13 [v3s lig 423 | Dou Ularencio... 105 11 | 71 | e% 430 |Rieval. ... 110 s e o . forpedo. . 10y 4 41 | 83 |Hennersey ... 0 406 |Forinnate.. 1108 88| 8 710 |spencer.r.irii| 8 394 |Inflammator ... .105] 8 61 8 |T. M Hueh. 5 Good siart. Won handily. Winner, W. Adams’ ch. by £ ambeau-Miss Miftord. Time, 1:15. 438, SIXTH RACE—One and & half miles: Lurdi 1 ]nflexliflne. age, weight, | St. % | % | % ‘ Str. Flnl Jockeys. 419 |Fi L 5. P 13 (12 [13 (14 (18 |Calras.. . 419 Jo¢ 5. 6 84 (82 (31 (21 !2 1 [Al mark. 4.9 |God ot 1 21 |48 (54 (43 |33 [Wikine. 419 |Tox do. 8. 8 44 (214 |44 |63 |12 [Galndo.. 4.3 [He.lo, 150 7 515 (515 215 |33 (510 |Peers ow, 12 73 |78 A mbrose. .. 419 |rlectwood 8. . 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