The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, February 21, 1897, Page 14

14 THE SAN FRANCI CO CALL, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1897 S N P s SRS S e B e S e s e R B e e e Y e e G i G HOUSES TO LET. 1T.9 ROOMS, BATH, LAUN- ;;.u AT O dry, cement cellar, etc. L8450 2612 Folsom—12 rooms, bath, stable, etc...810 00 726 Shotwell—8 rooms, bath... 830 00 17 rero—6 rooms, bath.. ... 22 00 ificenth, near Howard—6 rooms z00d yard. etc 1817 50 1te—8 rooms s $18 00 Eighth ave, near Geary —( 0.tage. 6 rooums, Bath, four car linex 15 00 1019 Capp—5 rooms (313 00 5 rooms. bath, stable. .$14 00 Cottage.5 rooms.batn,$12 00 CO., 118 Montgomery si. 1232 York—to tage, 1940 Lexington av W H. CRIM Q9> GEAKY, NE LARKIN—I5 RUOMS, 927 Wl et very low. BALDWIN & HOWELL, 10 Montgomery st. 2STORY FRAME, 4 ROOMS AND Jasemenit; water fre-: quiet and respect- \borhiood. 6 Selina place, off north side California st.. below Stockion: ey at 8. SR RENT—HOUS TLATG 8 ROOM HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS — Continued. Fulton Street. | » FULTON — 2 LARGE FURNISHE! | 116 foome comp'ete for housekeeping: cheal | also single. ROOMS TO LET— ontinued. Eifth Street. HE: COSMOPOLITAN — SELECT FAMILY hotel: 100 Fifth st., cor. Mission: 80c, 75¢ and $1 per nizht: $2 to 85 per week. Golden Gate Avenue. GOLDEN GATE AVE.—1 UNFUR- nisted bay-window front room; house- 11059 | keeping. Harriet Street. HARRI Sixth— ST.,, OFF HOWARD, NEAR nice sunny housekeeping rooms; $9, Hickory Avenue. 10 HICKORY AVE. NEAR MARKET AND */ Van Ness—Two connecting rooms for nouse- keeping; bath, etc. private family wones ~ireei. loi; city well water: Point Lobos ave., bet. | A( 5 JONES—_PLEASANT EUNNY ROOMS Tweniy-ficst aud Twenty-second aves. Apply 226 | O! O for housekeeping; suite or single; reason- Austin st. able. © sUN: 7 ROOMS, BATH, PAN- R e 2 try, vard aud basement: ent $20. 830 a By Bt = KEARNY—320R 8 ROOMS, FURNISHED £ () TAYLOR — SUNA 1520 fooms, Sat e view L, NR. VAN NESS AVE.—HOUSE of 11 rooms and bath TICE HOUSE OF 6 ROOOMS AND BATH. 429 Thirteenth st., bet. \alencia s .d Guerrero, HOUSE OF bet. Golden RENT REDUC sunny rooms. ud Turk st. D; ierce st., 23 for housekeeping; coal or gas stove. iarkin Street. () LARKIN — 3 SUNNY FRONT ROOMS 429 16 livhi nonsekeeping; terms moderate, Linden Avenue. INDEN AVE —2 ROOMS AND BATH: lonary tuvs: private family; use of there Is 00 $1ED ot 4265 varlor; ! "OF 6 ROOMS; $12, ONE OF & on Lawrence place, off Fremon: i, bet. Harrison and Bryant; grand view of bay. () KOOMS, BATH AND LAUNDRY, ON 12TH rooms. bath and laundry, on’ Glen Park rds front and rear, aitractive loca- , ciean. i g0od repair; rents very low. R, 36 Glen Park ave., off Twelfth st. ) BUSH — SUNNY HOUSE; 9 ROOMS 1220 Fara: rent rensonabie toa goot tennat. BIOADWAY, NEAR GOUGH—8 Miarket Street. £ MARKET OPP. JONES—FRONT BAY- 1065 Wizdow rooms aad sunny_ bousekeeping. B {MARKET —2 OR 3 NICELY FUR- 2098 aisued suuny roows, housekeeping, 4 Minna ~r : MINNA — FULNISHED ROOMS COM- ) plete for housekeeping: large yard. | 54 ~UNNY FURNISHED 14 Fifth st. A WEEK—LARG room: closet. bath: private. Golden Gate Avenue, 9@Q GOLDEN GATE AVE.—TWO SUNNY 26 rooms with carpets; will furnish to sult; single room. () GULDEN GATENICEILY FURNISH D 620 i room, with privileie of housekeep- Ing; $10 Geary Street. GEARY — E. EGANTLY FURNISHED sunny rooms; en sulte or single; offices. 10: 21 4] GEARY — LARGE FRONT ROOM: 631 Rewiy Tarnisucd: 3 windows: gas: bath hot and coid water; larse close.; suliable for 2 812 per month. O] GEARY_NICELY FURNISHED ROOM; ~ GEARY ST, OPP. UNION SQUARE— 9 4 unfurnisned rooms; key at 217 Geary st. fully invited to attend the funeral services, e nieh i pe el at tho. spanisn Church o Nuestra Senora de Guadalupe, Hrolflwuy)ou_l:;u Mason streei, THIS DAY (Sunday), at 3 0'ClOCK A. M. COONEY —In this city, February 20.1897. Mar- garet Cooney, beloved sister of the late MIrs. Sweeney, ive of County Galway, Ireland. [Boston pavers please copy. | DEDERICH—In this city, February 20, 1897, Jobn Dederich, a nativeof Germany, aged 72 BOARDING AND ROOMS. 1413 YAN NEes AVE_SUNNY FRONT alcove room: folding-bed; handsomely furnished; running water; large closets: board option: RO0M AND BOARD IN PRIVATE FAMILY 10 working eiri; central; reasonable. Kefer- ences exebanged. A. B, box 159, Call Office. CALIFORNIA — ELEGANT RESL years. 2100 dence: hot and cold water In every 700m: | DUFFIN—In the City and County Tlospital, Feb- aruso excellent | ruary 19, 1897, Frank Duffin, aged 52 years. service. ERSKHART In this city, February 20,1807 = = thew, veloved husband of Bernardina Fbe - 79K PINE (KENOVA)-NEWLY FUR. s 125 et s Y ) v in: servins | BATL, father of Bhilip . Kberhurt, aud orother of Joo Eb-rart. native of Wurtembers, Ger- many, aged 41 years 4 months and 3 days. HANSEN—In this ciy, February 19, 1587, Cath- eriae, beloved wife of the late Peier Hansen, moiher of Peter Hansen and eldest danghter of Mrs. Ellen O'Connell, a native of Gurranebawn Canirciveen, County Kerry, lreland, aged 46 years. BF"Friends and acqualntances are respect- strictly firsi-cless; refereuces. Q15 VAN NESS_SUNNY PARLOKS:; FUK nished or unfurnished; other sunny rooms; board reasonable. 941 TURK 3 SUN Y ROOMS, BOARD, IF D243 Goeirers e g 712 FOST_2NICKLY FURNISHED KOOMS, | fully invited to attord the faneral THIS DAY [ with board, sultabie for 2; $20 each: parlor. | (Sunday), ac 2 o'clock . M. from the par- oot = lors of J. . 0'Connor & Co.. 767 Mission streat. 1401 YAN, Nks~ COR BUSH_SUNNY | _Intermen: Mount Calvary Cometery. double and single rooms with board; tet. | HEANEY—In this ciy, February 20, 1897, Rosana, beloved daughter of Jonn am: the late OIEL BLRTLING, 714 BUSH_A FAMILY Jane Heauey, and sister of Jonn F.and M. J. hotel: refereices: all modern conveniences. Heaney, a native of San Francisco, aged 35 years 8 monihs and 20 d; D BAY- 80] GEARY-NEWLY FURNISE window rooms; mantel; central: reason- able; handsome new corer flat; modern con- ven ences. Harr.son Str 7791 HARRISON, NR. FOURTH—FINELY { (22 turnishea sunny rooms; latest con- venieuces; $1 week. 925 HARRISON — FURNISHED JZ0 room, with cioset, #4. FREONT Bmoward Siies. FURNISHED K HOWARD — NICELY 212t over eity! roms; cars communicate reference exchanged. 908 7] l'\ FURNISHED proprietress. HOWARD—ELEGA iooms. MISS L. D! MINNA — HOUSEKEEPING HOWARD—UNFURNISHED ROOMS IN I Of Cunada, aked 41 years b months and 22 duys. . 1731 Pasy ROOMS; | ¢ 1 )% house; has living rooas attached; $13. AF-Feiends and ‘acquaint e i $40. rooms: every convenience: marine view: | T34 Menps o chiaran: 99 R orihngte T ASHTON & . RDNE ., 411 Montgonery st. fully In¥ited Lo, actend oo funeral THIS DAY = , =t st diita i e iU = e T - == = (Sunday), at 2 “o'clock P. . from nis iate | AD TENANTS KJECTED: $3 SMITH, B 1 HOWARD—SUNNY FRONT SUITES | 1O FOWLLL NEAR PACIFIC—2 SHOW- 4 x o “ — S £ (2] MISSION. D — LARGE | bath; $12 rent s WO i F, FOOMS; 5338 SLCG 5 PER | § % s = e 2 el 4w b4 2 4 LOR—Entered Into_rest. In this city, Febru- p "a,;\,' P O30 ‘:m’\“l‘: 7, 515 rek | D61 iront room with use of kitchen: cheap iy s Biseol TORE ZND 21 ROOMS; SUNNY:| Av 20, 1897, Mary Jean Tiidle beloved wife ar month. "Key at 539 ex e e ] 2l D s OB D cheap. MADISON & | Jobn M. Lawior. and mother of Lillle sean and T ROOMS SECOND PER ke s et e B M |~ myDE NY FRONT SUITFK, 815; SIN- | BURKE. 2 | Jonn William Liwlor, & native o1 New York month, 39 Second st. igis 3 E X | g erooms, 85, 36 and $7. = i o = MCI;{A:‘\E'“ & yor B 2 —_— - — SSION—CHEAPEST (LEAN S = — e 3 UNION—S.ORE, 3 ROOMS, SUITA.| MCMANXN—In this clty, February 19, 1867, Ma £ ROOMS: NEW HOUS! MODERN IM- | |.\1l|lrm:ml housskes m‘g' naloihes il e U BRI E R EDY ERONT 1106 ble any business; front carnouse; $12. | &arct McMaun, s native of Ireland. sged 79 O provements; 45 Federai 3.3 $15 per month to | __ el | 414 room: rent moderate. —o 24 s e | N vears; Cesirable tenanis. Key at 539 ~econd 1241 MISSION — NICELY FURNISHED | ————— S 1121 NEAR NEW POSTOFFICE | MCGEENEY—A solemn requiem mass will be cele- < sanny rooms; g ntiemen only; no bill. Jones Street. & LE v FOK VERY 10 KENT L & HaMMOND'S, at BALDWIN st SPjousEs Montgomer FURNISHED ¥ ER FLAT 8 E 43 sides: reasonabie ATS ACHED: SUN 131214 Ellis. desirable. COTTAGES TO LET. F-ROOM. TREES, O chic NN Y COTTAGE: FRUIT per st., near Castro. SUNNY ROOMS, Y ARD, also flat, 6 rms., $14. Groce $11 v.2d, nr.Townsend. TICE SUNNY COTTAGE, 5 ROOMS: WATER AN “free: $10 per monib. ihquire 2516 Post st QUNNY COTTAGES OF 4 AND 5 ROOMS i bat. basement, yard: cheap. Cor. LUolores and Fifteent @1h S $15. sy G~ AND $9: COITAGES: D good ore i oGl HL L 5 HOUMS: BATH: Key 711 Treat ave. cellar. ¥y 3 AND 4 1OOMS; er. Apply on premises, 945 Bryant MBSEXN & CO.. 14 Mohigomery st. LET; FLATS TO ROOMS, BATH. .§23 00 1025 YAuENCIA— Z9 537 Howard—5 rooms, bat. 520 00 1148 Valencia—b rooms, haih 1182280 B15 Third—Cpper s.x rooms. bath £2. 00 157 Thirte-nth, near Howard —5 room .. $20 00 uin, ¢ ear Dolores—U ppe nearly new 3 —5 Yo0ms, bath 5 Twenty-third—Upper, 5 $20 00 520 00 rooms. bath, $18 00 115 Lermann, near Valencia and Market. 5 rooms, baih : £18 00 515 Morris ave.—Middie 5 rooms, bath 51600 116 Dorland, near Seventeenth and Do- lores—5 rooms ...$14.00 | W. H. CRiM & CU mery st BATH Appiy 19 Tsis st. 355 IweLETH D09 and laundry oe LOWER T: 5 ROOMS, Ba (H: B0 Soaera 1150 vares nenBriteis ]9 LOVELY SUNNY FLAT: 4 LAKGE P12, ors biin, gas and yord’ $93b nive teenth at., bet. Noe ahd anciiez. water ires @ LOWER FLAT: 4 ROOMS: GUOD $10. 7227735 Do Boim ‘st or Bocond, near (5 EIGHTEENTH, NEAR GUERRERO— 3060 Bay-window flat; 4 rooms, baths cheap. ODEEN, 10 ROOM Nrw. ARKANGED NGl Tamiies: $40° Re. 1706 11y 1 AND 8 3 N.CL _LOWEr ANT CORNER ¥ rcl st, near Mission AT: 7 1,20 School. @7, 10 $10 SAVED MONTHLY 300 FLATS O 1016t crienp at SPECK & CO.'S, 802 Market. JLEGANT BAY- WINDOW: 6 SU L rooms. Lath; $20. 7 5 Minna st nr. Nin MUDERN FLAT: 8 ROUMS, BATH. 1128x Howard si., near Seventh. . 489 FLAT ). Sanchez st, cor. Eigh QUNNY CORNER FLAT OF 3 ROOMS, WITH O gas cooking stove: remc :6: also oneof 4 rooms: reat $14. Appiy 515 Second st 3.)(7'17:117\“,\7,\1n|»r:u FLA rooms: latest improvement OF SIy : rent reduced. Frar e SUN\Y ROUMS AND BATH; ' cheap. 1511 Iaylor st., b L Pacific and Broad- way. "LAT OF 4 ROOMS; YARD AND ; rent $15. Y REAR LOWER FLAT: 4 ok rent 9, water free: South Park, bet Pryan aud Braunan sts. & SONNTAG'S, annan sts. S, 30 Montgomery L_FLAT OF 5 SUNNY tionary washtabs; rent $:6. ROOMS, TILED SINK, UOUR- and Lath. second floor; vards for flowers, vase. location very attractiv ry low. DEMPSTER, 36 fth st. 4 ROOMS, BATH, ETC. opener, 4" roor 8 rooms, laundry. large ment, etc.; all sunoy; OWEH,UPPER FLATS—5 ROOMS: BATH: 4 yard; §15, 318 12 Shotwell st.,ur. Fourteenth. 15231 SACRAMENTO — FLAT 5 ROOMS: OZL02 modern improvements: rent $16. RAL PLACE, OFF FED. 10 a tenant without children; $10 per 4-EOVM FLAT. FIDE eral st month. MODERN AND ® Toouss, 810 §16: see them. 523 Seventt st. MISSION, NR. NINTH—LARGE SU ny front room; light bousekecping; 9 a | month. | Montgomery Street. ) TGOMERY, COR. CLAY — OPEN OZ{ “until 9:3u o'clock: branch oftice of THE € ALL; subscriptions and want ads tai Nutoma Street. NATOMA—2 SUITES OF HOUSEKEEP- ing rooms; yurd: rent $8 and £10 monih. 345 NATOMA —2 FURNISHED ROOMS, complete for bous-kecping: $9. 1 M1A, COR. EIGHTH—CONNECT ing frout rooms, housekeeping, with sink: S Niuth Sireet. NINTH—FRON water; stove. 20 ROOM WITH KITCHEN CON- for man and wife; cheap; refer- PI necting: 62 ences. NEAR Q()7 PINE POWELL — 3 FUR- | 80T nished nouseiteeping rooms wiih bath: sise | otucr rooms | oy 5 | [ £1 9 POLE—ST2 612 BoueeSine rooms; Kitonens reasonatle. gas. bath; £0¢) POLK _RARE CHANCE FOR RIGHT DOL party to ren: dining-ioom, Kitchen and living-rooms: cheap. Call upstars. P CLAY—2 LAKGE, NICE sunny .49 POLK, COR. | 1643 1 iimienea wout rooms for housekeeping. Scott Street. PARTLY FUR: r housekeeping, and bath. SCOTT—TWO rooms. 11¢ | | 1‘ Seventn street. 994 SEVENTH SUNNY ROOMS SINGLE; <hi housekeeping; rent reasonable. Shipley Street. ©Q~ SHIPLEY, NE SIXTH—1 OR 2 UN- <O | 1urnisnet rooms for housekeeping. ©) SUNNY CONNECTING < kecping; zas. bath. ROOMS, 217 Shotwell st. HOUSE- XTH—FRON NY HOUSEKE | 244 G ooma: Tarmished compiece: rent poa: | sonable. | | 1708 81ocKTON Z3 CONNECTING | L4US nished rooms for housekeeping: | FUR- yard; sink; cheup. Turk Street. | 548 TURK-—LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING SU 049 ny room: ruaning water: grate; gas and bath: $10. Tenth Street. 194 TENTH-LARGE FEONT ROOM OR 2 | 124 iight ho.sekseving: cheap. | iuira Stree 1061 THiro 2 housekeeping rooms: ve: reasona THIKD — ~UN 14: Y HOUREKEEPING O rooms, compieie: also doudle rooms: bath: gas O THIRD—2 FRONT HOUSEKEEPING 362 Tooms, first ioor: 310, 1wenty-sixth Street. TWENTY-SIXTH, NEAR MI<SION— 3367 OOV { 2 uteely rurnished housekeeping rooms; yard: $9. Valenots Stre | 5341 YALENCIA—2 OR 3 LIGHT HOUSE- D012 keeving sunny rooms. Van seswx Avenue. 811 JAN, NESS AVE. — LARGE FUR- o nished sunny room and kitchen: snme floor: bath; also another room with same or alone. 402 s 2S5—2 SUNNY UNFURNISHED UN lizht housekeeping; 1 front. ST. —NICELY FURNISHED | A3~ Friends ‘and acquaintances are respect- fully invited toattend the faneral TO-MORROW (Monday), at 9 o’clock A. M.. from her late resi- deuce. 2026 Taylor street, corner Greenmwich. thence to St Francls Church, where s solemn Tequiem mass will be celebratell for the repose of her soul, commeacing 0 o'clock 4. AL In- erment Mount Calvary Cemetery. N. D. G. W. STORES TO LET. PBAEBESHOR, lished 16 yeary: Fecond st. | Larpenter-shop: 87 per monih. © De Boom at.; at 539 Second at. WITH BATHS: ESTAB. $18 per wonth; key at 539 K Piumbing-shop; 86 per montn. 3 De Boomst: | N. The « flicers and members of Alta Key at 53 Senond oo, Parlor No. 3, X. D G W., are hereby notified 1o Corner siore, 531 Second st.; $14 per month: | A&ttend the funeral of our deceased sister. £ 535 Second ut. iiss Rose Heaney. 2026 Taylor sireet, TO-MOR- ROW (Monday), at 8:30 o'clock A. u. KEEGAN—There will be an anniversary requiem high mass in St Brendan's Ciurcu, corner of Fremont and tlarrison streets, TO-MORKOW (Monday ), at 8 o'clock a. ., for the repose of the soul of Johu Keegan. Friends and acquaint- ances are resvecitully invited (o attend LANOUETTE—In this city, February 19, 1897, Fred, beloved hushand of Louise Ianouette, father of Rita und Eruest Lanouette, aud 504 0 Adela and the late Edward Lanouette, a native key MISSION ST., NEARN W MONTGOMERY— Large store snd two floors above; well lighted ihrouchout: suited for wholesale or manufactur- fug business. 345—Valencia. nr. Twenty-second: new store: place glasy win'tows. $30—515 Third, near Bryant; store and 3 rooms, with baker's ¢ven, etc, complete. 2518 Mission, near I wenty- first: store and i room: $25. W. H. CRIM & CO, 118 Montgomery st. 1134 VALENCIA — OPPOSIT : SCHOOL- ROOM FOR GENTLE- double room, $12 9] 5 JONES_FRONT Z 10 man, gasand batn, $6 & month. Kearny Street, RLINGTON HOUSE, 127 KEARNY — £\ Pieasant sunny rooms, en sulte and single; firsc class in every Leidesdorfl Street, Tespect: terms reasonable. 116 LEIDESDOREF NICE SUNNY ROOM: + O private: gas: $1 25 per week. Lexington Avenue. LEXINGTON AVE.—3 NICE SUNNY 381 futisacd rooms and bathy Bousekeeping: rent §18: complete for Lily Avenue. 184 LILY AVE—T0 LET: SUNNY FRONT % room; furnished foriady; reasonable Muiket Stree:. Y USEMITE HOUSE 1045 MARKET-PER night, §35 10 §1: weok, $1 50 (0 $5; families. 99 MALKE ICELY 1122 quty Suiie; wivo s FURNISH. ED 150K MARKET — ~UNNY = FRONT ~AND OUB back rooms; suitable for offices; terms moderate. Martha Place. MARTHA PLACE, OFF GEARY, BET. Mason and Tayior; sunny rooms: $5 month. Mason Streo. FURNISHED SUN. very reasonab e. ON—NICELY - (221 - Binna Stree:. 43] MISNA, BET. STH AND 6TH-) 1 front 100ms,#5 mo.un; hot, coid w 667 JIxxa con T H - LY FUR- D § nished bay-window rooms: $1 per week. Mission Street. ANCOCK HOUSE, 751 MISSION: SELECT family rooming-houso: $1 50 10 $8 per week. HALL™ 20 MISSION — 632 Sunny room abe. Bo6re 1221 FURNISHED FRONT SONNY keeping: £10. MISSION—_SINGLE AND EN SUI1 rent reasonable; sunny. Nutom. 620 M yToMa~ NY FRONT ROOM; 1 20 or 2 gentiemen: rent resona e stre New Montgomery street. JAFGO HOUSE, 105 NEW MONTGOMERY— Sunuy furuished single ;00ms 75c to$1 25 week, O’kurreil stresi. 7(Q OFARRELL—ELEGANT SUNNY [ rooms; firsi-class bourd; reasonable. Fost Sireet. RAYPOLPE HOUSE, 501 hands: 50 _ bay-window rooms: runuing wate; per weex. POST—CHANGED pariors: ~ smaller $150 10 34 gasund graes ELEGANTLY FURNISHED RMS; hot, cold water: 20,6 POST 22 barn 99 FoST—LanoE FEO & 1y private family ; sultable for two. HED 29 FOST — ELEGANILY ~ FURNI YZY tront sutie: toilet and bath connected. 631 FOSI-NICELY FURKISHED SINGLE 51 room: gns, water and buth: $5 mouih 713 FOST-LARGE UNFURNISHED 4 15 1ors; suitable for doctor's office; nished sunny sulie PAR- 0 fur- terms reasonable, 715 POST, UPSTAIRS—SUNNY FURNISH- ) ed and housexeeping rooms. sitt—Large store, sultable for srocery or ¢ 3 rooms atiached; <ar-store. brated TO-MORROW (Monday), at 9:80 v'clock A M. st St | ominic’s Uhureh, f0r the repose of the 50ul0f the iate Mra. Bridgel A. Mciseen Friends and acquaintances are respecttu.ly in- vited to aitend GTn this city. Febraary 20,1897, Annle McKee-Young, belovel sister of Mr Jiackin osh, Mrs McMullen and Willlam S. John, James, Grace, Bells and Roberc Young, 8 oative o/ Engiand, aged 22 years 6 montns and days. MADERO—In this city, February 19, 1897, R mond A., beioved sou of Rose and Lhe Inte tay mond A.'Madero, and brother of Addie, Nellie, Sarah and luph Madero, aged 12 years 4 months and 21 days. MONET—in this city. Febraary 19, 1897, Charles, beloved husband of Mrs. Minnle Monet, son of Mr. aud Mrs. J. B. M0.et. and brother of Teny, Emma. Vicior and Louis Moner, a native of Dianiond Springs, k1 Dorado County, Cal., aged 40 years. A3~Friends and soquatntances are respect- foily in vited to attend the taneral TO-MORKOW (Monday). at 10:30 o'clock A. M., from his Iata Tesidence, 19, Glover sireei. Interment Cypress Lawn Cemeters. NASH—In this city, February 19, 1897, Aunie Nush, aaot of Mrs. D. C. Hetzel of Guerneville, Cal., aad Mrs. R. E. Scheller, a native of unty Clare, Ireland, aged 78 v O'CONNELL—In this city, Februars 20. 1897. H rry, beloved son ot the late Jeremish ani Annte’ O Counell, and brother of Toomas, Wil liam. Lizzie aud Mary O'Connell and Mrs. Mar. garel Dowd, & native of County Cors, Ireland, aced 27 years. PAULSON—In tnis city, February 19. 1897, Charles, beloved husband of Seima Faulson, 4 native of Norway, azed 53 years 5 months and 24 days. A3 iriends and acquaintances are respect. LIGHT CELLAR. r Seventh. 5 STCRE:3 ROOM Z1). 1128 Howard st., n 416 FoLnr H_SMALL STORE WITH ROOM inrear: low rent. Apply 10 G. H. UMBSEN & CO, 14 Montgomery st. FRE Baseme UITABLE FOR ANY business; one block from Market. 15 Grant ave. A%, Low £\ basement. RENT_PARL Ur STORE AND 524 Post s OFFICES TO LET. SART OF \ISHE good loc URNISHED OFFICE TO REN tion. 509 Kearriy, room 8. P: LARGE SUNNY OF- Call 69 Columblan bullding. T. ANN'S BUILDING, 6 EDDY ST, CORNER Foweli—Desirabie ofiices, with_gas, janitor and BOVEK, TOY & CO., 80 »ontgomery. Dk ke M CHE fice, furvisbed. elevator, _—m JE LAWS A SPEC- Inlty: private; no fee without success: probate, ivency, wills' collections, bills of sale, deeds, | damages, etc.; private detectives: estab. 10 years. G. W. HOWE! 850 Market st corner >tockion st. DVICE FRE, £ cesstal. E UNLESS 80 W. W. DAVIDSON, 937 Market st. R. % G, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, CHRON- + icle buildibg: advice free: low fe ; all cases. — . — failv Invited to attend the faneral TO-MORROW DVICE FREE: NO CHARGE (Monday), at 2 o'clock P. M.. from L 0. 0. F. £\ cesstul. J. G. JEFFRFSS. 632 Market, rm.23. | Hall. corner Murker and Seventh streets, —— e | undér the ausplees of Cosmopoli an Lodge No. 194, 1. 0.0. ¥. Iaterment L O. O. F. Cemetery. RANDER—In this city, February 13, 1887, Her- man Rander, a native of Sweden, aged 68 yenrs. A member of the Scanaiaavian Society. B Friends and acquaintances are respec fully invired Lo attend the faueral TO-MORROW | (Monday), at 3 o'clock P. M., ffom the par- lorsof H. P. Petersen & Co . 228 Mc Allister street. Interment Laurel Hill Cemetery. SCANDINAVIAN SOCIETY—To the officers and | members: You are hereby no ificd to nssembi t 228 MeAllister stroet TO-MOXROW (Mon- day). st 1:30 o'clock P. M.. for the purpose of atiending the funeral of our la e member, Her- | man Kander. By order of the president | H. P. PETERSON. Rec. Sec. | BEESE—1In this city, February 18,1897, Louisa beioved wife of ‘William O. Secse, a hative of Philsdelphia, aged 28 years 1 month and 21 days. BICYCL @47 “BEN-HUE? BRAND NEV $45. e s nieed high GOLDEN RULE BAZAAR, 718 Market st. —_—— STORAGE. REGU- grade. REDUCED RATES, FU household gooc RNITUKE, PIANOS, oic J M PIERCE, 785 Mkt | SEWING MACHINES. EWING MACHIN BOT 33 rented and repaired. 145 Sixth s —_— LATESL SHIPPING INTELLIGENOE, | 89 Fricnds and acquainiances are respect- == e | ful'y Invited to_attend the funeral THIS DAY Arrived. | (Sunday). at 2 o'clook P M.. irom the par- lors of MeAvoy & Gallagher, 20 Fifth siree:. Interment Laurel H1ll Cemete SATURDAY, February 20. Stmr South Coast. Hausen, 57 hours from | 3 Y 250 1ons rock. 40 tons flour, 25 cds | SUMMEKFIE|.D—In San Rafael, February 20, stavebolts. (0 Meyer & Akmann. 1847, Alexandcr Summerfield Jr., beioved hus- Bark Wilna Siater. 10 davs frm Nanatmo: 2336 | band of Jennie Summ_ rfield, and bro-her of Mrs, tons coal, 10 John Rosenfeld’s Sons. Tishler, A. Summerfield of Hawthorne, Ne Bark Levi P Burz-ss, Yunggren 7 days from | Mre J. Barnet: Mrs. Stoll Mrs. E. Coleman and a; 2350 tons conl to South Praire Coal Co. | Hattie Summerfield, aged 45 years 5 mon:hs SChrC A Thaver, Lilyauist, 0 days from Orays | and 14 days s Haroor: 530 M ftlumber. 1o E K Wood Lumber 8w Funeral TO-MORROW (Monday). at 2 Co. elock . .. from Lis iate res.deuce. Paim ave- Schr Sadie, Smith, 88 hours from Umpqua; 260 | _nue. San Rafael. M felumber, to £ M Derby & ¢ ., Unkland. Z3CIARIAS In this city, Februars 18 1807 Domestic Ports. Lyon Zacharlas brother of the late Henry and 3 Morris, Joe, Isadore and Zach Zucharias. a na- ASTORIA—Salied Feb iU—Schr Jennle Stella, s Poprialel oo tive of’ Nael, Frussia, ased 08 years b montns Movements of Trana- \tlantie Staan=r. A Friends and acquaintances are respeci- NEW YORK—Arrived Feb 20—Stmrs Michigan | fully invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY and Mississippl, from London; stmr Spree, from | (Sunday), at 10 o'clock A. M., from B'nal B'rith liemen. Hali 1:1 Eddy sireel, under the auspices of ailed Feb 20—Stmr Servia. for Liverpooi: stme | Doric Lodze No.216, F. and A. M. lIntermen La Bourgogue, for Havre; s mr Scate of California, | Hills of Eternity Cemetery,ny 11:30 0'clock A. M. jor Glasgow: stmc Kaiser Wilhelm I1 for Genoa | train from Caird and Townsend sireets. GENOA—Arrive out Feb 20—Stmr Fuida BREMERHAVEN—Arrived out Feb 20-stmr H H Meler. ALEXANDRIA—Arrived out Feb 20—Stmr Fuerst bismarck SWINDEMUNDE—Asrived out Feb 20—Stme Hekia SOUTHAMPTON—Safied Feb 20-Stmr New York, for Xew York. ~TAVRE-Sailed Feb 20—Stmr La Gascogne, for New Yore BREMEN—Sailed Feb 20—Stmr Oldenbarg, for New York: Feb 18—stmr Bonn for New York. BKOWHEA D—Passed Feb 20—Stmr Aur from New York for Quecnstown and Liverpool. FAYAL—Passed Feb 18—Stmr Ems, from 1 erranean porcs for New York. Y. M. L—Ignatian Councli No. 35, Y. M. L: The Annual requiem mass for the repose of the souls of our deceased brother members of the Y. M. I. will be celebrated TO-MURROW (Monday ), at 10 o'clock A. .. at 8t. Mary’s Church, California sircet. Relatives and friends o: devarted brothers aud all membersof the orderare in- vited to atten1 —_— MCAVOY & GALLACHER, FUNKRAL DIRECTORS & EMBAT.MKRS | 0 Fifth St., Opp. Lincoin School. Telephone 3080. a, ot 1owell 123 EOWELL -~ NICELY FURNISHED &) rooms; suite or sinzie; cheap. Sireet. Sixth Stred SIXTH — QUIET rooms: SUNNY ELEGANT All conventences; fireproof bullding. 3 tevenin Stree.. SEVENTH ST., GIRARD HOUSE—FELE- gant furn. suites, kitchen: also single rooms 142 NEWS FOR 5 C — THR LY CALL. In wraover, for mafling ROOMS TO LET. o Csoomioirer. N 492 BRAN AN--A FURNISHED ROOM TO let with e of range, $1 a week. HKENT ¥OR VERY LITTLE BALDWIN & HAMMONDS 10 2 cntgomers st A = WEEK FOR 5 CENTS— THE WEEKLY CALL. tn wravper. for malling. HOUSEKEEPING ROOM 60! Buchanan Street. \COKNER FELL—2)SUNNY isekeeping rms. ; 1rom £15 up. Bush Streer, 90131 BUSH-TWO NEWLY FURNISHED 47102 sunny rooms tor housekeeping: sink; Eath and yard: cheap. BUCHANA furaished he Capp Street. ©() CAPP — TWO SUNNY ROOMS: NICE 2V kitchen and small bedroom furnishied com- plete. Bush Stree.. BUSH — FURNISHED AND UNFUR- nished rooms; $6 aud §10. 907 | 40 routh Park. 1( SOUTH PARK—H.USKK singie rooms for gentlemen <PING AND suree. SON — NEWLY FURNISHED d housekeeping; cheap: with or STEV rooma without board. 555 STEVENSON—2 FRONT ROOMS, FUR- 9 nished, one large and one smail. H-LARGE 84 STEVENSON, OFF NI furnislied room: use of ba Eddy Street. EDDY — NICE SINGLE FRONT ROOM for gentleman, 113 EDDY_NEAT, SUNNY S1 O runuing water; for gentlemen 118 EUDY s NNY, CL Tooms $6 up; also hoa sient. SLE ROOM; (3 RNISHED ckeeplug; no trau- £ ()7 EDDY, NEAR JONES_COMFORTABLE <V room: "ces, bath; low rent: private family Seckion >.resc. HE EUROPEAN, 17 STOCKTON—FUR- nished su'tes from' $4 (0 $10 & week: single rooms, 1 50 o $3 a week: hot and cold water in every room: baths: trausient specidliy: elevator. Sutter Streot. 49@ SUTTER, NR POWELL—ELEGANTLY 20 newly furbished ilzht su'tny rooms, offices; bath; centrali reasonable; appreciated if seen by 0. tor. DDY — LARGE WELLFURNISHED 503 603 on: crare: sartatie tor o | Eighth Street. | QEERMAN APARTMINT HOUSE, 28 &TH > Eddy Street. RNISHED. G]Q EpPY—8 TN LOWER ) 1 O fui, every convenience for housekeeping; with stov: EDDY—LARGE FRONT FURNISHED room with kitchen, $12: other ro ms. 719 Eighth Street. EIGHTH-THRFE R( OMS OF A FLAT, unturnished: large yard: rent cheap 103 st.. pear Market: furnished and unfurnished. ] 2 EIGHTH-SUNNY UPPER FLAT. 3 <Y room: part y fuinished; suitable tor house- keeping: terms reasonable. Lllis Street. OYAL HOUSE, 126 ELLIS — INCANDES cent 1ights in every room: reading-room, con- taining @nliy pajers: smoking-room and Iadiey parior; cpen all nizhi: rooms per night, 35c to #1 5u: week, $2 to $5: month. 85 10 820: fire es. apes: elevator on office floor; annex of 65 rooms now ready:hot and cold water In each room: baths. kolsom Street. 3 FURNISHED ROOMS FOR 20 Folsom, near Fourth. 2 oR housekeeping. $10. Fourth tremsi. FOURTH-FURNISHED OR UNFUR- nished rooms for house weping: cheap. 329 “Franklm Stroet. FRANKLIN. NR. MCALLISTER—1 OR 2 rooms for light nousekeeping 51 THE BAMONA, 130 ELLIS, MRS KATE S, HART. manager—A quiet hovse: centrally lo- cated: newly furnished: eievator; hot &cold water, A9 ELLIS-NEWLY FUR 522 B smtamedne 3. NISHED SUNNY Xuisom Sire FOLSOM—SUNNY FURNISHED SIN- gie room; $1 per week. FOLSOM—_FURNISHED ROUMS; ALL Dew furaiture, carpets and bedding. 525 653 |51 SUTTER—MICELY FURNISHED rooms: su ite or single; low rent 1o desirable tenanis. Tenth Street. TENTH, NEAR MARKET — LARGE sunny front room; reasonable. 111 SUNNY FRONT ROOMS; new furniture; buth; private famiiy. 31 Vau Dess Avenu T86 VAN, NEss "AVE. — NICELY _FUR- {00 nisiea cunny tront room: ressonabie: pri- vate family. Miscell, as. W. COR SIXTEEN 11l 5T., NEAR MISSION; branch office of THE CALL Subscriptions aud want ads taken. HEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA—THE WEEKLY CALL, sent to any address in the United States or Canada one year for $1 50, post- ax_free. ——— CHILDREN EOARDED. — OFHFR'S PERSONAL CARE: 1 MONTH old up: sunny rooms: wholesome food; low rates. R.J., box 122, Call'Ofce. AS. MCMENOMEY. JAMES McMENOMEY & SON, UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS, 1057 Mission Street, Near deveuth. Telephone South 354 BIKThis—FARRIAGES—DEATHS, [Birth. marriage aud deatu notices sent by mau will noz by inserted. 7 must be handed In &' either of tas publication offices and be indorsed b the Dame aad re 10 b JAS ENGLISH. s R CAREW CAREW & ENGLISH, LADERTAKERS AND EMBALMusy FUNERAL DIRECTORS, 19 Van Ness ave., Dear suacse. s, Swd Srancigs Telephone o. 138. TZ. NTNER GANTNER & GUNTZ, Funeral Directors and Embaimers. Sand 10 CITY HALL SQUARE. Telephone South 432 LAUREL HILL (EMETERY ASSOCIATION S PREPARED TO CONTINUE THE SALE of burinl pats and graves in its cemetery ang give deeds. Perpetual care of lots will be arranged for at the Superintendent’s offic: at the cemetery, corner | Bush street and Central avenue, San Franciscor MOUNT OLIVET CEMETERY, SAN MATEQ COUNTY: NEARKST CEME tery 10 the Clty; NON-SeCLATiAD; iD 10 sense ex. clusive: location unexcelled Oflee Y87 Marke ereol soulLieast COrner o° SiXta D MEYER—In this city, February 18, 1897, to | the wife of Julius de Meyer, a dauzhter. HETZER—In this eity, February 18, 1897, to the wife of H. A. Hetzer, a daughte: LEVY=~In this city, February 19, 1897, tothe wife of Sam Levy, & son. F.L. ROWLAND—In this city, kebruary 16, 1397, to the wiie of Charles Rowland, a dsughter. STEVEN=ON—In this city. Febroary 20, 1897, o the wife of Dav.d A. Stevenson, & son. WAGEN ER—In this city, February 13 1897, to the wife of F. E. Wagener, a 30 —_— MARRIED, ISENTERG—DUISENBERG—In_this city, Fob- ruary 1. 1897, by the Rev. J. Fuendeiing. H. Alexander Isenbe g of Honolulu, H. L, and Virginia R Duisouberg of San krancisco. SCHWEDER—REISER—In this city, 14, 1897. by the Rev. J. Fuendeilng, Schweder and Lonise Rels -_— DILD. Lawlor. Mary J. L MeG eney, Mrs. B. A. McKee- Young. Annie McMaun, Margaret Ma e.0, Raymond A. Monet, Charies Nash, Annie 0'Cotinell. Harry Paulson, Charler Rander, Herman 'y Paul | Altemus, Flise Bunemann. Nellie Camano. Jose Coney. Rosa ia L. de Looney, Margara: Dederich. John Duffio. Frank Ebernart, Matthew Hansen, Cathering Heaney, Rosauu Keegan, John Seese, Louisa P. Lanouette, Fred Sum merfield, A. Jr. Zacharias. Lyon ALTEMUS—In this ciiy, February 18, 1897, Elise, beloved wite of Jonn Aliemus, and mother of Mrs. Emma Hoefler and John Alte- mus Jr. a native of Hanover, Germany, aged 52 years 8 months and 18 days. B Friends and acqualntances are respect- ful'y invited 10 aitend the iuneral TH1S DAY (Sunday), at 2 o'clock P.M., from the family residence. 26 Florida sireet. luterment 1. 0. O. i. Cemetory > BUNEMANN (nee McCloskey)—In Spokane. Wash., February 9, 1897. Neilie, beloved wite of Edward Sunemann. a native of Sau Francisco, . @ged 26 years 9 mouths an 1 19 days. CAMANO—In this city, Febroary 19, 1897, Jose, beloved husband of Hosa Camano, a native of Spain, aged 41 years. OF A.— flicers and members of Court Stan- f0rd No. 27, 1 ot A-: You are hereby notifiad 1o attend the funeral of our Iate brother, Jose Lamano. THIS DAY (Sunday), st 1:30 o'clock P M, from his e residence, 1129 Clay street. By order of, CHARLES F. MCMENOMEY, R. R. ARMAs Secretary. Chief Ranger. COLNE Y_L'" this city, :';hrlllry;;!v lll.". lamz e Coney, beloved wife of Alexander Chief Kennedy, after than fift g Coney, a native of Al Mexice 52 Vs e S Y years D Gasdalasars, 434 53 | ervice in the New Haven (Conn.) Fire Depart. AF Friends and acqualniances are respect- | ment, is s00n to retire. DANGER OF THE BASTILE. Judge Coffey Cites Mrs. Wittemlor for Contempt of Court. Mrs. Magdalena Wittemier has been cited to appear in Judge Coff-y's court on the 26th of this month and show cause why she shouid not be punished for con- tempt of court. of J. G. Wittemier, deceased, and was ordered to pay to Jokn C. Huches, a assizuee of A. G. W $1000. For some reason best known to herself the lady refused to obey the order of the court, thus laying herself liabie to a term of service in the bastile of the County on Broadway. It is unusual to see 8 woman even threatened with imprisonment for disobeying the orders of a court. and the outcome of the fairlitigant’s contumacious behavior will be watched with interest. -— ! Mrs. Wittemier is executrix of the will VESSELS DAMAG N THE STORM One Stricken by Lightning and Another Lost Her Deckload. | Oificers of Gasoline Schooners Must Now Have a Licens=. Chiet Wharfinger Root Is Happy Ov 't the R covery of His Buil Pup. | The owners, masters and encineers of gasoline schooners are in trouble. Accord- ing to alaw which went into effec: last month they must all have a certificate from the Inspectors of Hulls and Boilers before they can take a vessel to seaor navigate the waters of the bay. The ves- sels principally involved are the Moro, Hettie B, Gerald C, Barbara Hernster, | Bessie K, Nowark, Monterey, Chetco, Jes- | sie Madison and halfa dozen others. All | of these vessels, according to the law | | | signed by President Cleveland, are com- pelled to carry a licensed captain and a licenced engineer, and the owners are in a quandary. The different societies of master mariners and marine engineers areafter them and the inspectors have given them dus warning that the law must be obeyed, and that at once. As the success of the gasoline boats has been due entirely to the fact that they could berun at a smail expense, the chances | are that when licensed officers with large salaries are put in them thiey will not pay running expenses and will be laid up. Chief Wharfinger Root had a pleasant experience yesterday. A couple of weeks as he had given up ail hope of ever seeing the animal again a couple of young men walked past the office with the dog on a string. Root did not wait for hat, but ran out and said, *“Where did you get that pup, boys?”’ “Found nim, want a buyer. mister,” +“Bring him inside,” said Root, and the | dog was soon under examination. Halfa dozen people identified him and when the | chief examined his hind leg and showed | where it had been broken in two places the men gave in and left the place. They wanted pay at the rate of 40 cents a day for twelve days for feed, but Root showed them the door and they went. | The Norwegian bark Nordlyset has been chartered tor South Africa. The vessel is now in Oakland Cre:k discharging her cargo of coal, and in a few days she will go to Port Dosta to load wheat. Cape Colony is short of grain, and 1n a few days other vessels among the disengaged fleet will be chartered to go to that end of the earth wheat lade: | Captain Alex Bergman wentout in com- mand of the ship Big Bonanza. The ves- sel goes to Tacoma to load lumber for San Francisco. Captain Alex bought out his brother Adoliph, and the latter is now a pertner in the firm of Simpson & Fisher. He is an expert sail-maker, and since he lost his wife in Cape Town during the last voyage of the Big Bonanza he made up his mind to remain ashore. As his brother was more than anxious to get to sea again it did not take long for them to change places. The whaling bark Lydia went into the stream yesterday minus fourteen of her | erew. She came to an anchor off Howard street, and late in the evening the men were rounded up and taken out tc the ves- sel in wheleboats. When they sober up | to-day the Lydia will put to sea. | Monday will be a gala day on the mon- |itor Camanche. Governor Buad and a joint committee from the House and Sen- | ate will be the guests of the Naval Battal- ion. The members of the first and sec- | ond divisions will be out in force, and a was the answer, “and we You can have him for $20, | principal attraction of the day. The | course will be from the Camanche to Mis- sion Rock and bacl The first division will be represent-d by George Green, Frank Murphy, J. Meyer, P. Murry, W. ‘Geislor, R. Schnallon, and Jack Healey cockswain. The second division will have in its boat H. Schroder, W. Oder, H. Hansen, | C. Johnson, 0. Undgren, A. Halliday, and | T, Rowe coxswain. TLho race is going to be a close one, but division 1 seems to have the call in the betting. All the coasters had a rough time of it | during the Inst few days. The schooners | Helen imball, Mary Reiss and | Fannie Claudine, from Eureka; the ship | Oriental and bark Wilna, from Departure Buy, and barkentine Retriever, all suffered more or less, The Oriental beat the Re- | triever into port, but the British ship | Dovenoy Castle, also from Departure | Bay, beat both of the American vessels eusily. | _The schooner Mabel Gray, from San | Diego for Kureka, suffered more than any | of the vessels. During the storm of the 17th inst., lightning struck the foremast bead and ran down tae forestay, carrying away tiie foremast about six feet from the deck and also the mainmast about fifteen feet from the deck. The jibboom aiso carried away, so the captain at once hoisted signals of distress and was towed into port late last night, The schooner Corinthian lost her fore- | sail and putback, and the Emma Utter lost some of ber sailsand shifted her deck- load of lumber to port, while the Chris- tena Stcffins lost her entire deckload off Fisk's Mill. Al in all the lumber schooners and coasters had a hard time of ir. The Nicaraguan brig Salvadore thst was on her way here from Australia with a cargo of coal and had to put into Papeete in distress Las been condemned and or- dered sold to defray expenses. _—— THE SEOQK MARKET. The Comstocks were several cents firmer yes- terday as a general thing, but closed weak and de- clining. An official telegram from the Con. Cal. & Va. | states tnat. 78 Lous of ore, averaging $35 63 per | ton, were exiracted last weak. | The Rescue Gold Mining ard Milling Company of Eiko County, Nev., has levied an assessment of 10 cents per share, amountiug to 81000, . The Ybarra Gold Minlng Company of Lower Cal- | lforuia has levied an assessment of 5 cents per | share, delluquent March 22, The annua: meeting of the Buchanan Gold Min. ing and Milling Company has b iled 1o March 6. .3 pany has been called for he boards | Washingt s birnday. The Juiia Cos. assessment falls due in board 40d the Eureka Con. assessment in office on Tues- ay. will not be in session (0-morrow— Following Are the Highest Prices Dur- Past Week, ~tandar.{ .. 163/ Slerra Nevada | o8 fam e 7 X 26 ago he lost & prize bulldog pup, and just | P | boat race between picked crews will be the | T BOARD SALES, Following were Sto e ok Fonrd vesterday : R¥GULAR MORNIN tules in the San Franclsco sEssiox, x covaexcrxo 9:50. 200 Andes-. 24409 Ophr.......91 105 haB...g R : 350140 Savagerns 100 G Jo SNV Unour o ] CLIL U750 Guni. .. 107/ e o 08200 X Sucies..27 Following wero (he saie, Eoard yemergen n the Pacific Stock 10:30, 900 A)oha. 5400 Ophie 300 Alta.. 200 Anded’ s 8OO ..........1224500 Con N B0 Boichec 1 20 e oo Y 24 500 GV w00 2200 iciiie 5 T oW 800 B8 8O b & e gl 400 .. == 88100 ... 4cl1900 Eav, 600 6811600 HEN 15 200 o 167200 .. Y 300 p Bon Faiion 14500 1T A0 LTy 600 Caled.. "1t 000 Jiiia." g1 () S0 ion-0 300 Cullnge.. 41100 Justica” . 0. sy ) 5 & &M 08 3 401400 Kentuck. .02 500 . o " 5Y 800 Choliar....8: 2400 L Wasn. 01 100 *" 36 97100 Jex. S 00w S i 0 94100 .. 3¢ 50 Stanrd.. 1] 401405 Unigu.. 41600 U 105 ¥ okt 36300 . 3 el G QUOTATIONS, SATURDAY, Feb. . Ashe 05" 0ilsana. . G4 05 Justicar’.! 12 13 Kemuokl 10D o1 B 21 23\ Mexican.. T 5 est & Bolohse 61 62 Nevada Omess (4 Benton Cones 16 20|North G & Co. Bulllon . 10 11 Ucadenaue..ll 07 Celedonia. 09 1i|opbir... 54 Chollac . 9u 91 Uverman. 10 Con.Ci 2.05(0008L. . cucrare 43 4L Chail 38 savage. . 4l 4 Con. Imperial. 01 LZ/Scorpiob...... 02 (3 Confidence.... 94 |~eg. Belcher.. 05 U5 Con New Yotk — U2|~ilver Hill 01 Crown Polnt... 22 23sierrs Nevada 35 3 EastSterraNev ~— Ud|~tandard ... 115 kurekalon... — 4U[syndicawe. [l 02 3 Excheauer 03 vs|Unionton.ll 3% 35 Gowla & LUKy 40 42 Utabe.i..il 0B U7 Buica Norces 110 116/ Yellow Jacken 326 25 Jsckson........ — 260 BOND EXCHANGE. EATURDAY, Feb. 20-1 UNITED STATES BO e doke, U &4s conp.112 — Do new 1ssuel22 12315 MISCRLLANEOUS BONDS. Cal-stCblebs. 112 — UakGas 5s. — 104 Cal ElecL 65126 13) |Lo2d is 6. 108 11014 CotraC W bs 85 8715 Ummibus 6s.. 1213412254 STOCK AND Bid Asked. G Sdsreg...100 110 Dput-stex-cp — 1744/P &O Ry6s. — 115 kdsn L&P 631281412915 P&Ch Ry 65. — 10314 F&CHRR 63104 108~ Pwist RR 63114 119 Geary-st ROs — 103%4|Keno, WL&L — 105 H C&35143.208 _ “iSacto P & L. — 100 Losang LBs — 100 |SF&NPRSs. 10065101 Do Gnteed 8s 101 [SPREAriz6s 813y — MKt-stCbleBsl227 — |SPRRCalds. 210634 /SPKE Calds. — 115 100 100 “'[SPBrRCaifs. 9734 9814 NevCNgR7s.108 105 |SVWater8s. 120 12014 N Ry Cal 65.10055 — |~VWateras. 100 100% RyCal os. — ° 95 |StkinG&ES) — 10213 VATER NTOCKS. Contra Costa 35 41 [Sprug Valley £7 8714 MarinCo. - | ©AS AND ELECTRIC § TOCKS. Capltal..... — 26 |Pacific Licht 49 50 Central.. .\ 9815 — |SF G&Elec. 963 87 M kiecLighi 6 = 83g/~an Francsco 2 Oak G L&H — 5415/SI0cKION...o — Pac uas Imp 903y 81%a| INSURAN(E grocKE Fireman'sFa177% — | corstnTA “Tock ADglo-Cal... 51 B3 |(First Nationi181 18739 Bankof Cal. 287 24216/ LondonP&A.127%; — CalSD&TColl8 110 |Merch Ex.... 1 - BAVINGS BANK STOCK GerS&LCo. — 1500 (Sav&Lloan.. — HumbSE&L.1100 — [Security.....243 Mutual, 88 _ |UnlonTris.82s — SFsavUnion — 475 STREET RAILROAD STOCKS. Calfornta. 0P — OnkSLcHar - 107 Grary-st... 2813 _ |Presidio. T Marke 347 caryl W rTocKe Atantlen.., 16 17 (Glan: Con.. Caiitoral 80 110 (Vigorit... EasternD... 75 85 MINCRLLANENTS apoe s Alsska Pkrs 10374104 |Nat VinCo, _ s Ger Lead Co. 0 ""100 | ceanlcSSUs 24 2734 HawC&sCo.. 16 18%s/PacAux FA — 4 Hutch SPCO 2414 :4%; PacBoraxCo. — 95 MerExAssn. — kv |lartPalucCo — 4 SALES—MORNING SESSION. Board— 81 Alaska Packers' Association.. ..... 103 50 000 Edison Light & Power Bonds .- 00 | #2000 5'V 4% ¥onas. . e 00 25 | 102 Alaaica Packers Assoctation........ 108 50 $6000 California-s: Cable Bonds 112 £0 70 Oakland Gas. s 5. RIS S6t00 e HOTEL ARRIVALS. PALACE HOTEL BFHerr&w, StJoe S F Freach, Chicago 3 H Gumber, Chico J 0 Capelie, Ot JJ Choate, Los Ang Mrs G Lavensond&en, Cal 33 Perrin'® w, Mich G L Stephenson, Mich p F Mohr, N Y Catvalbo, N Y C J: ~utciiffe, Sausalito D T Ames, N ¥ SARobinson,Clnc W t Mrs H Myer. Beriin H G Winans. N ¥ Miss L R Glenn,~tLouls C W Fekert, Stanford W G Stowell, Belmont s N C Gibson, Cal C Ullman & w, St Louis J S Waeder Jr, Utah ‘A H Stephens, Stanford anford G Richardson, Sanford G I Klemberger, N-Y G Sciwoze. Chattanooga I Lilienthal, N Y H T Poindexter, Cal W M Mclntosh, Stanford C A Kimball,DesMoines C R Perkins. Kodeo W C Aeyton,SantaCruz Mrs 5 mith, Cieveland Mrs J F Howard. Ohio G Wright, Chicago ¥ G Heath & w,Hamilton GRAND HOTFL. BW Ix C Simmons, St Louis. C C Sidney, Los Ang C Hemee, Stantord G 1 Pratt, Brookiyn G W Gibson. Stanfora W G (risn on, Salt Lake S K E G Adams, Utah T Flint & w1, San Juan B C Coppove, San Jose D Caspar, Eiko L M Bernard, Sacto M F Spaulding, Sacto P E Elers, Sacto Dr Reynolds, Haywards G Adams, Utan " & Wilson, Sacto W D McLeod, Lodi Mrs G Adams &2ch, Utah Mrs J V Bornstein, Pa 1 Kohlberg, Stocston JT Walden, Fresto €K Lipman & wf, Sacto J R Gallagher, Sebastopl F M LaFayette, Burlngm W Mulianey, Sacto L Everding, Euresa W K Keed, Burlingame W M Hessey, Stockton H A Parser, Salinas S Sandbo'didw,Centervl Miss Sanderholdt,Cntrvl E H Griggs, stanford Miss L Rodchen,Oakdie R D Norrisd&wt, Los Ang JC Ruddocs, Uxiah L Durham, Antloch J Garnett, Willows L J Toohy,” MD, Willows W D luglish, Vacaville SN Andrews, Sacto F H Gott, San Bernrdno Miss C Faris, S Bernidno H H Haslon, Tulare W J Montieth&wt,Pr 1:d J J Anderson, Sacto J A Coata, wi &sn, SJose Miss Conman. San Jose W _ olin, MD, Coquille E M Horton, Buriington F Smith, Cal A L Levinsky, Stocxton RUSS HOUSE. I B Overton, Nevada J L Jenkins & w,Sta Rosa J C Turner, Red BIuff O O Rossiand, Red Blaf ¥ D Fraser, Siskiyou 8 0tt & w, Missouri F S Oit & w, Sacramento A L Lunce, Alsmo Chas Francls, Cal Fred Krause. New York C Refnbarat, Indiana W H Marshall, Kelsyvile J H Renfro, Keise.ville ¢ E Froelick,Carson City sus Olson, Montana L) nz,'Stockton J E Humphrey, Reno L ¥ Pitt & w, Santa Cruz | I M Walling, Névada Cty F A Bennett, Cal D Driscoll, Miss 1 Nosler, « regon B F Alien Los Angeles W [ Pires w.Centervil P K Davis, Santa Kosa Mrs F H_Knapp, Seat1d Dr A_Dunean, Sit L City L Cook, Por lund T H Madden, Butte ~ Miss N’ Petersen, Oregon Chas Clayton, Concord W Beaton, Reno Jus Raser, Reno N i Fleming & w, Il J W stoue, Burlingame E_H Ingoam, Eugene, Or H Finley, ~ant. Rosn K C Crawford, Oakdale JM McKenzie. 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