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HOUSES TO LET. ! JTOUSE, § ROOMS; FIRST-CLASS STYLE. H %1 Buchauan st SHAINWALD, BUCK. BEx & CO, THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, MARCH HOUSEEEEPING ROOMS — Continued. ROOMS TO. LET—Continued. 14 21 ——————————:—.__—_fi_‘—_—___————————_—_———————_———————_—:—_— 1897 LOST. FLATS TO LET-Continued. N Y, FLAT OF 7 SUNNY ROOMS AND bath; all modern improvements. 3435 Twen- tieth st, between Howard and Capp. » HOUSE OF 12 ROOMS WITHIN 5 T R e Jease for 1 year. ASHTON & GADINER, 411 1010 ST._OLD - FASHIONED ara lot: chicken- LOVBARD house, 5 rooms; 50. house; vezetable, flower garden, ete.: good for those ‘requiring pure air and sunshine: marine view; rent §. “]( HOUSE 6 ROOMS, WITH BATH: $16. Food yura ana collars all modern im- Provements. 1001 Minna st G | 5 HOUSETO LET. 6 ROOMS: 23145 MOR- «D ! . ris ave.. bei. Harrison and Bryant, near Sixthst : key next door. OUSE OF 80 ROOM TO LET; PART FUR- H Qltire for sule; water front. Address H. i, OUSE 4 ROOMS: yard downstairs. Harrie. sts, near Sixth MOLLOY, 138 Montgomery HYE OF 11 ROC SUITABLE FOR business and lodziug: cheap. 247 Stevenson. S IN CITY TOSTEADY nce, 1707 Mason st. FOR VERY LITTLE OUSES TO RENT I & HOWELL'S, 10 money at BALDWIN Jontgomery st. 1929() BUSE — SUNNY HOUSE; § ROOMS: 42\ yara: rent reasonabie toa good tenant. O LET OR_LEASE_ACADEMY HALL: 40x 120; cor. Mission ana Mary sts, bet. Fifth and Sixth, Abply 10 L. ALTSCHUL, 320 Ciay st. INEST, CHEAPESTASUNNIKST MODERN Mission flais. $52.8 Cumberiand st., nr,Church. | LATS TO LET FOR VERY LITTLE money a1 BALDWIN & HOW KLL’S, 10 Mont- gomery st (QUEAP MODEKN rooms, #K 1o 816 ¥LATS, 5 AND 6 “an them. K28 Soventh at. FURNISHED FLATS. $35 UPPER FLAT: 1660 HAYES ST, 1 9. block from park paphandle: 7 rooms: bath: Wit Nico! laundry. 53434 California. Turk Street. 89] TURE-2BEAUTIFULSUNNYROOMS: 21 aicove; grate: running acer; closets; un- | farnished. Tolk street. (GLENWOOD HOUSE, 1582 POLK_LARGE housekeeping rooms; suiable for dressmak- ing: cheap. " Van Dess Avenne. 959 VAN NESS AVE—CHANGED HANDS; O nicely furnished sunny sulies of 2 and 3 rooms; separate klichens; gas ranges; compleve; ROOMS TO LET. Bush Stree:. BUSH—NICELY FURNISHED SUNNY rooms; sulte or single; housekeeping privi- 72 leges. HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS. Brannan Street. 499 BEASNAN ST._FURNISHED ROOM, &4 with use of stove and dishes, 81 a week. Bryant Street. 5]] BRYANT, XEAR THIRD - LARGE sunny suite; ranning water; $10 a month. Buchanan Street. 602 BUCHANAN ST.. COR. FELL—SUNNY bay-window small and kitchen, $11; large, $15. bush Stree:. USH, 717 — LARGE FRONT ROOM (2); BTt nossereepios: $10 monthly. Chesley Street. CHESLEY, BETWEEN SEVEXTH AND 32 Sighin- of 'darriaon ana Bryant—House & sunny rooms, with stable or without. FURNISHED HOUSES. 1 FURSISHED bath; whole or part. SUNNY FLAT; 5 ROOMS; 3460 Twenty-second st. Cleveland Street. 12 SLEVELAND, OFF SEVENTH, BELOW Folsom - Front sunny furnished housekeep- ing suite JURNISHED HOUSE OF 12 ROOMS: ELE- ganily furpished, with library, billiard-room, Years: rent reasonable to responsible person. dress box 108, Call « fice. able and lawn: will lease for 1 or more Ad- LLIS, 933—THRE! NECTING ROOMS Y/ excinsive sunny porch; compleie for hou keeping; private family ; reasonable; refs. exch. TLY FURNISHED PAR! OR FLOOR: | e for housekeeping; references. 1130 rson sqb COTTAGES TO LET. NY COTTAG ment: lately used as 8 beer-boi il etable for § horses; large yard. 919 Cappst. JUTTAG, chicken-yard; fine marine Iarge lot; garden. 1816 Green st, bet. Octavia and Laguna. | 1S AND BaTH, first and kolsom, | QUNNYI COITA 5815 Treat ave., near Twen FEQ NATON 559 wia vac W, OR WILL SELL, $30 CASH: BAL. ARTIHY CO., 646 Market. 4R NE §ldperm. THE McC 11 BAY-WINDOW COTTAGE 4 BOOMS. 11, 109 con v 1 13Ny SE_OF 4 ROOMS, | O. basement and large yard. 1862 Fifieenth st., near Dolores. $2 Dnpa COTTAGE 7 RUOMS: BATH: LARGE | yard. Fo som st., near Twentleth. BATH, LARGE YARD. | 1-ROOM COTTAGE. ber. Sanchez and Nue. $14 | ) 8851 Seventeenth FLATS TO LET; SHTON & GA! REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENTS, 411 MONTUOMERY ST. $18—Flat 1108 Valencia at, bet. Twenty-second and Twenty-third ; 6 rooms and bath. 2 bet. Howaid and Folsom; § e vad. bet. Mason and Taylor; 4 | Tooms. | $25-1723 Mcallister, bet. Broderick and Baker; | 8 rooms and bath. | $15—467 Stevenson st., near Sixth; 5 rooms. 815519 Ditssion. be. First and Second; 10| -1130 Valencia, bet. Twenty-second and Twents-'hird: 14 rcoms, 2 floorsand 2 baths. Marye terruce,off Turk, bet. Hyde snd rooms. $15-5:0 Broadway, Dear Montgomery ave: 3 rooms. $16-550 Minna st., bet. rooms and bath. | $10—56014 Bryant st, bet. Third and Fourth: 4 | ronms. £35—114 Meallister st, opposite Cliy Hall; 7 roums and bath. $:0—1233 Lupont st liejo: 8 rooms ard bath. $:350— 007 Polk st,bet. Pacific and Broad- Fourth and Fifth; § tet. Broadway and Va- pama st., cor. Fourth: 4 reoms. 1o Laugton St bet, Bryant and Bran- boms. )1 Folsom st. cor. Twenty-fifth: lower ms and bath: MOdern conveniences. ty-fifih st., cor. Folsom: upper 4 rooms and bath. 35 Second s, bet. iission and Market; fiat, 7 rooms and bath —1142 Vaencia st cor. ns and batl. 3 rell st bet. Larkin ana Polk; up 6 rooms, suitab e for physiciun’s sffice. Twenty-szcond; 847 DEVISADERO, COR. MCALLISTER — 847 iitcun: new fiut: 6 rooms and bath; fin- ished basement; rent $40. Apply to MAUISON & BUKKE. FFEP. FOR FIVE DaYS: 8 TO 7 ROOM & 0., 602 Market. ats from S8 0 315, SPE T ( POST_SUNNY FLAT OF 4 KOOMS: 1706 taik; garden: re-x 816. 1012203 NEARE 2 indiower 4 and 5 oom rent 14 50, GQ FLAT OF 5 ROOMS; 254 HARRIET 5T,, TH—UPPEX Dath; yara; | sonable. | teench and Howard. TLLIS, 1327%—FOUR FURNISHED ROOMS Tor Bousekeeping; ront reasonable, Eatn sv FIFTH—PLE nished rooms Lo I T, SUNNY UNFUR- 10 Fifteenth Street. TFTEENTH, NEAR NOWARD—T WO neatly furnished rooms for housekeep ng; rea- Apply at store, northwest corner Eif- Frederick Street. FREDERICK — FURNISHED ROOM for man and wife; also single rooms. 52 Fourth ~treet. FOURTH — ROOMS SUITABLE FOR 1ight housekeeping: also single. 22 Fulton Stree:. 19 FULTON ST_BAY-WINDOW PARLOR +) suite, furnished for housekeeplng: gas siove and bath. Golden Gate Avenue. Q]] SOLDEN GaTE_LiGHT SUNNY front room, light housekeeping; gas: ran- Diog water | Hurrison Street. 733 HABRISON - 4 TOOMS FURNISHED {59 for nousekeeping, with iarge yard and buch; near Third at. Howard Street. 504 HOWARD-KEAT AND CLEAN HOUSE- keeping 100ms; gas: baih; cheap. FLAT 3 HOUSEKEEPING ROOM BT, ST rree. 522 Roward, near First. 7371 HOWARD — NICELY FURNISHED 342 larze ‘tront rooms, sultable 1 or 9 me: £1 50 per week. Q3; HOWARD — LARGE _BAY - WINDOW O+ room, furnishea for light housekeepin, also others. Miason Streer. MASON_NICELY FURNISHED FRONT Tooms: $2 a week up. 22 McAillister Street. 907 MCALLISTER—SUXNY USFURNISH- ed floor of 4 r00ms and bith. Capp Street. Q4 () ©APP—10R 2 UNFU RNISHED ROOMS. 1owel Street. 113 F2WELL—ROOMS TO RENT; SUITA- ble for doctor’s offices. Lixth Street. 125 [IXTH - CHEAPEST IN THE CITY; double ana singie rooms. South Park. JURNISHED ROONS FOR HOUSEKEEPING, also rooms for gentiemen. 10 South Park. Stevenson Street. T93 STEVENSON "sT.. NEAR NINTH ¥ Nicely furnished sunny parior 1o privat family for two gentlemen. Dora streets 970 BOBA, BET. "NINTH AND TENTH, {0 Harrison and Bryawt—Sice newly fur: nished f1ont room to & sober, HOUST MAN in Ger- maa family; no chitdren. Eddy street. EDDY—NEAT SUNNY ROOM: niug water; for gentlemen; 8 50. EDDY — PLEASANT CLEAN SUNNY Tooms, $6 up: also light housekeeping: RUN- 11 Sutter Street. 707711 SUTTER_FURNISHED AND UN. acen, 1OrIshed; cholce; ressonabie: appreciated Taylor Stre 109 TAYLOR — SINGLE ROOMS, $1 AND 8125 week;large sunny double rooms, §2 26. Qehama Street. 308 TEHAMA, NEAR FOURTH—NICELY furuished sunny rooms: rent cheap. EDDY—NICELY FURNISHED LIGHT room; grate; suitable for 1 or 2. 719 EPRY-LARGE ALCOVE ROOM; FOLD- {19 inig bea ana piano; suitable for 2; siso housekeeping. 60: Kighth Street. HERMAN APARTMENT HOUSE, 28 STH st., near Market: furnished and unfurnished. 113 EISETR—To LET BY A JEWISH iady, large furnished room; board if de- sired. | Bk BAMONA, 180 ELLIS MRS KATE & HART. manager—A quiet house: centrally lo- cated: newly furnished: eievator; hot &cold water. OSEDALE, 321 ELLIS—SINGLE ROOMS 25c; double rooms 5Uc night; transient. Third Street. JAPERIAL 17 THIRD—SICELY FURNISH- €d rooms; tourlsts a spacialty ; transient. Treat Avenue. 832 TREAT AVE._NICE SUNNY FRONT Tooms; $4 50 and #5. Turk Streec. TURK—LARGE SUNNY ROOM; ALSO single room: rent cheap; bath. TURK—1 SINGLE, 1 DOUBLE ROOM, Dicely furnished: gas and bath; 86 and $10. 52: 54 Vau Nexs Aveunue. 518 YAN NEss—i Ok 3 SUNNY RoOMS furnished com piete for housekeeping; $13 Lilis Street. OYAL HOUSE, 126 KLLIS — INCANDES- cent_lignts: reading-room, smoking-room and indies’ parior: rooms per night, 35¢ Lo 81 50; week, 32 to $8; month, 38 to $3U: elevatoron office floor rooms; hot,cold water; baths. A9 ELLIS —NEWLY FURNISHED SUNNY D& rooms; ruuning water; large closet; soita- ble for 2. 1406 JAN NESs — D0CIOR'S OFFICE: also unfuraished rooms for houseieeping. Miscellaneous. W. COR. SIXTEEN « i ST., NEAR MISSION; branch office of Tik CALL ' Subscriptions and ads taken. BOARDING AND ROOMS. ELLIS and bac LARGE FRONT ROOM. GAS light housekeeping; reasonable. [T 2 033 BLLs— LAKGE PLEASANT ROOM: - grate, gas and bath; private family; reas- onable; references exchanged. Eigin Park. 4 ELGIN PARK, OFF HERMAXN,NR. MAR- ket—32 front sunny bay-window parlors 1o I chewp; nealy furnished. Fifteenth Street. FIFTEENTH, COR. MISSION—TWO nice sunny rooms. 161 Fifth Strect. HE COSMOPOLITAN — SELECT FAMILY botel: 100 ° Fifth st.,_cor. Mission: =rooms 80c, 75c and 81 per night: §2 to 85 per week. 309 FIFTH-NEW CORNER HOUSE; TWO bay-window rooms; cunnecting kitchen; adults, 534 BUSH, COR.~ ~TOUKTON — SUNNY ¥ ruites and singie rooms; private boarding: terms mojera.e. 152() CALIFORNIA — PLEASANT SUNNY suite; also singie: with board. T NEUBNISHED ROOM, CLOSET, GRATE, &8s, bath, wita board in private family, $4J per month for two. 1618 Laguus 110YEBUSHE — NEWLY FURNISHED Tooms, en sulte or single, with board; $30 0 $40; gentiemen only. 749 ELLIS-NICELY FUKNISHED SUNNY alcove room, sultable ior 2; good tadle board. LEXANDRI 781 SUTTER—ELEGANT suites and single rooms; with or \without board. VAN NESS AVE_NEWLY FUR- 140] VAN NESSAV., COR BUSH—SUNNY parior sult nished tunny fooms or suite, with board. private bathisiogle and doubl First Street. FIRST. NR. FOLSOM—3 ROOMS COM- fortably fernished: for men. 30 E¥olsom Streec. 525 EQLSOM — SINGLE SUNNY FUR- Dished room: $8 50 monthly. 7665 FOLSOM — A LARGE FUKNISHED {002 room to let; $1. Geary Street. 80] GEARY-TURNISHE rooms; Teasonable: corner flat. BAY-WINDOW ceutral: eiegant new Golden Gate Avenue. GOLDEN GATE AVE— DOUBLE AND single room; sunny; private family. 336 SOLDEN GATE_VURN SHED SUNNY front suite of sipgle; rent iow. Mission Street. 1063 MISSION SI—FRONT ROOMS FOR housekeeping; otuer rooms very reison- able. 1217 JUSSION-SUNNY FRONT ALCOVE Z1{ suite; complete Lonsekeeping; rent re- duced. Montgomery Street. 527 MONTGOMERY, COR. CLAY — OPEN Z | “oniil $:3. o'clock: branch office ot THE CALL: subscriptions and want ads taken. Myrtle Avenue. MYRTLE AVE.— UNFURNISHED ROOM with Xitchen in new flat: $4; ladies only. Nuioma Stree:. 54] NATOMA ST, BET. SIXTH AND 931 Seventh, cor. Little Russ—3 neatly fur- nished sunoy rooms 10r housek eeping: reat cheap. Haight Street. Harriet Street. 101 HARRIET — SUNXY = SINGLE AXND 2 doubie front room, furnigied; rent reason- able. Hayes Street. HA YES-S] Y FURNISHED FRONT room to ren 53 $4. Hickory Avenue. HICKORY AVE, —F RONT BEDROOM; quies room for 1 or 2: 86 Howard Street. HOWARD — NICKE SUNNY ROOMS, wiih gas and bath: rent 36 10 88. 927 Ninth Street. 9] NINTH ST.-FURNISHED ROOMS FOR 1ight housekeeping; aiso single. Hyde Street. EIDE-PLEASANT SUSKY SOITE: BENT 130% J1N,TH-SUNSY KOOMS FUR. 2 nished and unfurnished; housekeeping if desired. RN SUNNY FLAT Tent moderate 10 & BO. near Sixib. 0'[ 1:,\\1'»1} MOD 1 01 6 rooms, bath,e.c sma'l family. ®13 1520 STOCKTON — 4 ROOMS FUR- $13. tistiea compiete for housekeepiog; lurge yard. 62 PINE—DOUBLE Fi 0. ning water, for 2 men, § T ROOM, R also housekpg. ATOMA ST, DARLOKS, FLAT stuirs 5 rooms 1o let. 4 SUNNY ROOMS; UP- 421 Powell st. U PR FLAT, 6 SUN NY ROOMS; RENT 625, 13104 Fage si . near Lyon. TO LEI—FOUR ROONS: BATH, 81 Jones. 55 . yard, cellar. 1063%; Browdway, near - TWENTY-SECOND, NR. CHURCH— Bay-window sunny flat, 5 rooms: bath; Y ROOMS. 27 PEARL st., off Market, near Valencla. G1Q, 3Ew, MobEix K O. flat; 6 rooms; Lath. Niaetienh 3 iR_FLAT; 6 ROOMS: MODERN $18 135 Fair Oakssinr. 1 1145 R SUNNY UPPER 653 Castro st., near upE stab! LOWER FLAT: 6 ROOMS®AN D BATH; 15 Beaver st., bet. Fifteenth a Castro. $17_085E 613} five rooms. STOCK i flat ARELY BRAUTIFUL: NW. COR. SUTTER and Scott sis.: 6 biz rooms, $27 50: water free: appreciated if seen. Apply 2300 Sutier, cor. Scott. RENCH ILAT: 4 ROOMWS: WASHTUBS and bath. 3554 Twenty-third, near Guerrero. l{;’ NINTH—5 OR 6 NICELY FURNISHED 0 rooms, complete for housekeeping: all sun- ny rooms; corner house; has 1o be seen 10 be ap- preciazed. Getavia Street. 1408 CSTAVIA, COK GEARY-SUNNY bay-window, $11; with kitchen §15. Pearl Street. § PEARL COR MARKET, OPF. OCTAVIA— 2 or 3 well-furnished housekesping rooms. T()7L BYDF—_UNFURNISHED OR PARTLY ('3 furnished suuny rooms en suite or singi modern conveulences; ceniral; private famil; Teterances. vessio Stree:. B2 JESSIE—SUNNY FURNISMED BIN- 4 gie room; $4 50 mo. th. 51 JE-SIE ST., NEAR SIXTH_LARGE, newly turnished, suncy room: bath vones stree:. 710 JONES ST, NEAR SUTTER-PLEAS- aiso 2 nousekeepinz room: ant rooms: separate entrance; $15, Pine Streer. 1300 FINE, COK. HN¥DE-2 XICB SUNNY front room; light housekeeping; terms reasonable. heurny Street, RLINGTON HOUSE, 127 KEARNY — Pleasant sunny rooms, en suiteand single; first Class in every respect: terms reasonable. ¥olk Stree:. POLK — FRONT SUITE, WITH OR without Kitchen: nicely furnished rooms. 22 Larkin Street. LARKIN—NICELY FURNISHED S8UN- ny slugle rooms: térms moderate. POLK—NICE SUNNY FKONT ROOM: privilege of houcekeeping; rent cheap. 71 LARKIN — 8U NY FRONT ROOMS; single or dauble; with grate: reasouable. Beventn Strees. 142 SEVENTH (GIRARD)-SUITES AND Kitcnens;also single rcoms:newly renovated 6.5, LEURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING .0V, rooms.” 553 ~eventh st Beventeenth Street. 898] SEVENTEENTH ST, COR. MIBSION— 1 nice suany room for housekeeping. 21xth Sires:. 131 SIXTH-SUNXY FRONT SUIT! 2 abie cirdreader, medium; also tra South Park. 3 SOUTH PARK-ALCOVE FRONT RNOM; OO ruoning water, bath, grate; use of kitchen; $10. 4 SOUTH FARK-3 SUNNY FURNISHED yooms for ligh: housekeeping. privat TRENCH FLAT: 4 R.OMS: WA~HTUBS ‘and bath. 1039 Guerrero, near Twenty-third, 1 LAGUNA—FLAT; 6 ROOMS: BATH: 12193 iatge ceitar; yara. Tnq. next door. 1221, | OO 1] POWELL—PART OF FLAT: 3 SUNNY 2011 Sirirnishea rooms: gas tnciuded; reas. ART OF FLAT 3 LARGE SUNNY ROOMS, 125 Seventh st.; 1o children. 799 WALLLER, NEAR STEINER—SUNNY 522 Syper s ot 6 rooms and bath. OWER FLAT OF SIX ROOMS: RENE RE. |/ duced. 829 Tehama >t., bet. Fourth ard Fifth ODERN 7-ROOM FLAT: CENTRAL LOCA- M o rent reasonaoie. DEAKIN, 104 Satter. () YORK—NEW FLAT OF 5 ROOMS AND OV path. JLATS—4 CHOICE SUNNY ROOMS: ua.‘ 1120 Broadway. 5 MUDER. FLAT: 8 ROOMS; BATH; DL+ 1or 2 families. 1128 Howard st. WO NEW SUNNY FLA1S; 6 AND7 RUOMS. 1158 Golden Gate ave., cor. W ebster st. Upm-.n'}m'r. 5 SUNNY HOOMS; RENT $20. 706 Larkin st SINE SUMNY FLAT NR. CITY HALL: 5 Floms: tath; 1atest improvements. 147 Grove, ROOMS; YARD; BASEMENT. 1456 JES- sie st., vet. Thirteenth and Fourteenth. (CHEAPEST FLATS IN THS MISKION: 6 9 { yara. Stockton Street. 1820 STOCKTON ST.—& ROOMS, FUR- . nished complete for housekeeping: large $1 Sutter Street. 514 SUTTER-NICELY FURNISHED SUN- 914 by sroat suite: other rooms; low reut. 897, SUTTER — FURNISHED ROOMS OR 3 housekeeping, portion of fine flat farnished; suuny; spieraid view. 1uyior Stree:. 533 TAYIOR. COR. POST_8U! ninz water; graie; light hoi terms $15 monh. E; RUN- ekeeping; Tehama Street. I'l 7 TEHAMA-FURNISHED ROOM SUIT- {10 avie for housekeepix: rent 85. Tenth Stree:. 11] IESTH, NEAR MARKET-2 LARGE sunny r0oms; housekeeping if desired. 3uira Nirev:. 106} JHIRD ST. — XICELY FURSISHED 2 housekeeping rooms: very reasonable. 32 IHIRD — LAKGE RUOM FURNISHED £ for honsekeeping; running water: porchi rent 51 10131 LARKIN — LARGE BAY-WINDOW 2 unfurnished sunny corner; others fur- nished; kitchen. Maiket Streei, OSEMITE HOUSE. 1065 MARKET—PER night, $35 to0 §1: week, $1 50 10 $5; families. 1065 MARKET — FRONT = BAY-WINDOW D icom, $12: «ls0 sunny rooms, $6 up. Mason Street. ILVER STATE HOUEL, 16 AND 18 MASON st.—Finely furnished sunny rooms in single and sultes, 6 10 $20 per month; board option: clevator. 413 X)50K, OPP. SATIVE SONS HALL— Nicely furnisned sunny rooms; reasonsbie. Martha Piace. 4 MARTHA PLACE, OFF GEARY, NEAR 38, Mason—2Z'sunoy furnishel front rooms; $6 and Manna arroe.. 667 2uzxa, COR. EIGHTH—NEWLY FUR- nished bay-wincow rooms: 1 per week. Bission Stree:. ANCOCK HOUSE, 781 MISSION: ®ELECT {amily rooming-house: $1 50 10 $6 per week. OThL BrRTLING, 714 B SH—A FAMILY hotel: referetices: a!l modern conveniences. CHILDREN BOARDED. (CMILDREN CARED FOR DAY, EVEXINGS, week or mooth. ~07 Murket st., Oakiand. STORES TO LET. 89K PACIFIC_HANDSONE LA KGE ST KE 940 with basement, suicable for factory or any b siness; chesp. TORE WITH 2 WIZD WS AND 2 LIVING: rooms: rent cheap. 1802 Howard at., corner Fourtecath. TORK WITH FIXTURES, LIVIN 8552 Twenty -ROOMS hixd st., next to cor. TORE; COR. GUERRERO AND TWENTY- (Fird wis: cement basemeht, good location for druggiat or ocher business. —BARBER-SHUP; FINE LOCA- prent. Apply to CAPE & DUNS, 3 SQTORE WITH 3 ROOMS; RENT 8.0. 706 Larkin st. ARGE STORE, 2 SHOW WINDOWS AND 4 Iarge rooms; rent on y $22 £0.- 422 Sixth. 416 EOQURTH—SMALLSTORE WITH ROOM Inrear: low rent. Appiy t0 G. H. UMBSEN & CO., 14 Montgomery at. FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS. 105, AERMOTER WINDMILL. AND2000- . galion tank and pump. in §00d condi- tion, togetuer with piping, ior sale. Apply for further purticalars 1o G. i UMBSEN & CO., 14 Montgomery st. JINEPOWERFUL MICROSCOPE FOR SALE at & bargain; unredeemed pledye. $4¥ Market. ARGE VARIETY THOKROUGHBRED chicken egzs for ha,chiog, cheap: also yourg heus and roosters of Houdan, Buff Cochin, Blacc Minorcas. F. KRAUS, 1031 Scallisier st. HOICE POINTER PUP, 5 MONTHS OLD: pedigreed : Glenbeigh stock : cReap. 649 Bryaut. FINEMASTIFF DOG FOK BALE. PLEASH call 1211 Market st. QR SALE—FURNITU KEOF FLAT, CHEAP. 2811 Sixteenth st., near Folsom. (EOOT PORCKLAIN BATHTUBS 810 EACH; in periect order. M. WHITE, 516 Mission 12.5(), DOMESTIC MACHINE: 4 DR s W- ~OU. ers; see this bargain. 2437 Mis<ion. H BSUTER LiN PNEUMATIC SHUTTLE, R. A., box 147, 10ffice. 700D FAMILY COW; FRESH:; GFNTLE; § gailons a day. 140 00d ave., Sunnyside. (GASCOOKING STOVE FOR BALE, CHEAP. T Apply 25 Ninth st NI OF THE FINEST JAPANESE ANTIQUE carved IVCr.es ever brought (0. the COASt: Vaue $60; wilseil reasonably. Ivory, box 126, all. W CASH-REGISTEKS FOK SALK GK TO reat. MAGUIR«, 130 Sansome si., room 9. P UILERSENGLN S, SD- HAN D MACHINERY | D water-pipes. sclniosh & Woipman. 157 Beaia REAM BEFARATOR (NO. 2 _BABY), IN firat-class order. #100: cost $150 new; used only 4 months. App'y 169 Second st. A REAT DANE PUPS; THOROUGHBRED. 8.0 Elizabeth s., W. of Casiro. AUNDRY MACHINES; HAND AND power; new and second-hand. 766 Bryant st JINE BLACK SULT; $12 50. MISFIT CLOTH- ing parlors, 518 Montgomer st {ULTON 1RON WORKS ENGINE; 60 horsepower. W HITK, 516 Mission st. OFFKE MILL SCALES, LETTEE PRESS stand desk, mone y ill, safe: cheap. 103 Clay. J3ARS, SHOWCASES, COUNTKRS, SHELY. ing, etc., bought and sold. 103 Mission, nr. 7th. COIN ALGE DOUBLE COMPARTMENT bank safe; chesp. Mission st. [sABS, BACK bAKS, MIRKORS, SHOW- " cases, ‘counters, linoleum, _office furniture, store and office furniturs avd. fixtures, new and second hand. J, NCONAN, 1017-1019-1021-1048 Mission s.., above Sixth. EW ELMWOOD RANGES ARK THE BEST. W. & RAY MFG, €O, 12 California st Q3K SMALL MEDIUM AND LAKGESIZE 1ire and burelar proof safe. 108-111 Marker sa 1137 MissioN—2 SUNSY NICELY FUR- Ninth Strees. 95 SINTH-SUNNY FEONT ROOM, SUIT- able for 2; terms reasonable. Oak Street. 186 VAK-SUNXY ROOMS,WITH OR WITH- out board; reasonabie. 23 OAK—1 SUNNY BACK ROOM, UNFUR- nished. * Ulkarreit sues.. OFARRELL—NEWLY FURNISHED rooms in uew flat; gentiemen only: ring 122 twice. Pine Stree:. 845 EISE-NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS; a8 and bath: sunoy; $6 per month. BICYCLES. THE STODDER PUNCTURELESS BICYCLE uncture proof, light. duraole, resiilent and spredy: ciicolar mailed free. A. S HOGUk, Santa Pauls, Cal., sole agent for Cailfornia, FNLkk RACER, 365: UNION CRACKER- Jack, $35; Ben Hur (iadies’), $35. and others, all cqual to new. Goiden Rule Baziar Cycle De- partment, 26 Geary st PHYSICIANS. RIVATE ME:ICAL AND SUKGICAL OF- fice for the cure of weak men, los: mannvod, night losses, varicocele, eic.: alsv for female com- plaints, blood and skin diseases aud disewses ot the liver, stomach, kidneys. Perfect cures guuran- teed. Cail upon or write to DR. COOK, 880 Marxet. D55, G LONNELL, 1206 MARKEST, RES 2864 26th st.; diseases 0f women sspecialty. —_— el PARTNEKSHIP NOTICES, Post Strees. 519 IAIRD, COR BOUTH PARK-FUR: +) nished housekeepiox rooms; range and 00w and bach; $16; modern. 22 and 28 'krte, ranning water. > 4 RASROPPHHEOUSE, POST AND MABON ST, T8E 8UsiNEss KNOWN AS THE SAN kranciseo Cream Depot, MURPHY & SEX- TOXN, provrietors, have dissolved partrership by a d 5 % ty. Tisaaw parigrs, smaller rooms; gus, | wutial canechi. March 1. Al bls Collecied” and Tunuing water, eic.; 81 4 ] OSI-BETWELN THE COR. OF DRUMM and Commercial sts. and Front and Broadway adraft on New York, in favor of C. Domgers of Stockion, for §100, payment of which hiss been stopped. ' The finder will be suitably rewarded v Teturning the same t0 RERBLRT & VOGEL, 58 Commerctal st. ] OSI-ON BAKKR ST, NEAR HAYES satchel containing purse with money and Dbooks. Please leave at store, corner Fell and Baker sts ; suitab.e rewaid. OST—FRIDAY MORNING. ON POLK ST.. bet. California_and Bush, lady’s small gold purse | Metum 102202 Califorala st. and receive eward. S N FIFTEENTH ST. BET. NOE ASD CaS- tro. small biack purse; steel ciasp. Suitable reward by returiing to L all Office. UNT—1 REUsFACK) COW, 1 H RN OFF. Return to KALM & LBVY, 5-Mile House, Mission road: get reward, RANCH OFFICK OF THE CALL, 167 NINTH i want ad« and subscriptions taken. FOUND. GENTS — CALIFORNIA AND NEVADA map: new, and a mooey-maker, F. PERSON, Mgr. ~ubscripiion Dept. The W hittaker & Ray Co. _—— PROFESSIONAL CARDS. OHN R. AITKKN AND M 4 URICE L. ASHER, altysatiaw, rms. 516,516, 5ub floor, Parrott bidg OHN k. RICHARDS, LAW OFFICES. ROOMS 25 and 27, Crocker ORI MivPuOHS Maid 95, Ean Fraucisco, Cal MAKRIAGE LIGENSES. The followinz marriage licenses have been fasued by the County Clerk's office: 3 Auguste Burglin and Catherins Russl, 28—24 Raftaclo Buttare and Ciara Carbonie, 27—20. Mux Foehr nd Minaa bfeifer, 26—25, Joseph M. Weod and Tillie Silverwise. 27- Tnomas M Newnham ad Emma Cariile,27—20. Poter Cuniherti sad_Komana Cuniberti, 27—17. F. A. Ciodlus and Loulse ¥, Hoha, 39— Edward [. Loughlin ana Eftie M, Huglll, 2118, John F, Ofterman and Katherine J. Beck, 27—21. Horman J. Axt and Anna M. Clare 52—26. BIRTHS—MARRIAGES—DEATILS, [ i, marriage and deach notices sent by mall will not’ be insorted. They must be handed in at either of :he publication officesand be indorsed with the name and residence of persous authorized tohave the same published. | ; BOK. BARRON-In tnis city, March 16, 1897, to the wife of Wiillam Barron, a daughter. Dr_ANDREIS_In tnis citv. March 19, 1897, to the wite of V. U. de Andrels, a son. HYMAN—In Oakland, tothe wife of Dave Hy- mun, & son. LOVE—In West Hartley, Contra Costa County, 0 the wife of Rober: Love, a son. MANGELS—In thiscity, Marcn 19, 1897, (o the wife of Horman W. Mangels, MARKOWITZ—Inthis city, March 16, 1597, to the wife of Henry Markowltz. a daughter. MILESTONE—In this ciiy, March 16, 1337, to the wife of Wiliiam H. Milesione, a daughter. MITCHELL—In this city, March 13, 1897, to the wife of H. B. Mitchell, & duughter. MOFFATT—In Alameda, March 4, 189Y, to the wife of Hugh Moffatt, a daughter. PRINGLE—March 14, 1897, to the wite o D. W. Pringle, a daughter. RAE—In this city, March 15, 1397, to the wife of Wil.fam Kae, u s0n. SHEKAN—In Vallejo, March 18, 1897, to the wife of T. . Sheean. a daughter. SMITH—March 16, 1897, (0 the.wifeof H. A. Smi.h. a son. STANYAN—Intnis eity, March 10, 1897, to the wife of C. H: Stanyan, a son. TAYLOR—.n this city, March 10, 1897, tothe wiie of Thomas F. Tavior, a son. ——— MARRIED, JOHNBON—WOLTERS—In: Fresno, March 17, 1897, at the residence of the ride's parents, Rev.'F: D. seward officlating. Andrew M. John son ‘of Xan Franclsco snd Emma Wolters ot Freano. NUSTER_LOCKE—In Oakland, March 8, 1897, Jotn Q. Nutter of Goshea and Melauto L. Locke of San Francisco. ORTION—BRADLEY—In this city. March 6. 1897, Armand A. Ortlon and Jennie' Bradiey. PARLIN—BOLINGER—In this city, March 18, 1897, au 2220 Sacramento street, by the Rev. O. J. Kenoedy, Franklin T. Paclih of st Paal, Minn., and Hacriet Bolinger of *an Francisco. — DIED. Bambauer. Pauliie Reese, Charles H. Bellew, James Remiugton, Francls C. Eos sei, Hans F. Xice, Amelia Brown. Joseph E. Richardson, James Buckley, M mle kogers Lucy Carcer, Samuel Sandel, Ka:arite D-nue,George H. Sesser, George . Faver, Louls W. Shaw, ‘Allan B ¥ozan, Chri-topher Sister Clara Hansen. Utio Spéliacy, Edward Kress. Mrs, Ellzabsth Sievenson, Andrew Lindvman May Sul:fvan, Mary . Noulew, Helen Kuilivan, Pateick Maccar, Amahs T.ftany. Phebe J. O'Connor, Cnarles Treebucq, James O'Leary, Daotel Weinmwan. Magdaleaa Pusich. Domenico Wittram, Hannah BAMBAUER-Tn Vol:a Merced County, Marcn 19, 1897, Pauiine, beloved wite of Churies D. Bambaucr, and sister of J. A. Zoliver, a native ot San Francisco. BELLEW—In_ Vallejo, March 151897, James, husband of Mary H.'Bellew (nee C.00n), a na: tive of County Louth, lreland, uzed 41 years and 8§ mon:hs. BOYSEN—In this city, March 20, 1897, Hans Friederich Boysen, beloved father of Ferdinand XN., Charies J. and Leoahar! C. Boysen and Mrs. ‘Amanda Koch. & naiiveof Germaay, aged 83 years 2 monins aud 20 days. A Friends aud acquaintances are rovosc.. fuily invited toat end the funeral TO-MORROW (Monday), at 2 0'cloCK P. M.. from the residence of hix son, L. .. Boysen, 887 shovwell sireet, corner Efghteenth. lutermen. Laurel Hill Ceme: tery. BROWN-—In this clty, March 20, 1897, Josepn Edward, beloved son'of Jerome J, aud the lats Mary A Brown. a naxive of San Franclsco, aged 1 yeur 11 monhs and 18 days. BUCKLEY—In this city, March 18, 1897, Mamie, beloved an a und Lie 1a e Michael Buckley, llie and Daalel Buck- ley. Mcs. Edward Brandon and the lats Joha Buckley, a nauve of San Francisco, aged 23 years. A Friends and acqualntances are respect- fully invited to atienl (he funeral THIS DAY (Sunday), ‘At 1:30 0'clock P. ., from_her ‘I residence, 3 Freelon stieet, Lhence (o St. Ros, Churcn for services. Iintermen: Mount Calvary Cemetery CARTER—In Oakland, March 18, 1847, Samuel, beloved nusband of Mazgie Carcer, and father of Viola Carter, & native of New Hampshire, 81 years. A Friends and acqualniances aro respoct- foliy 10v.ted to attend. tue funeral TH1S DAY (Sunday). a: 1:30 o'clock P... from the par- lors of James McManus, Seveath and Cascro streets. Oukiand. intermen: Mountain View Cemetery. DINUE~-1n Oakland, March 20,1897, George H. Dinue. & naive of ‘Caiifornia. agel 25 years 6 months and 6 days [San sose Mercury copy. | A {nterment private. FABER—In this city, March 20, 1897, Louis WII- ¥aber, a native of San Francisco. uged 25 years 2 mon.hs and 2 days. FEGAN—Iu ihls oitv. Ma ch 20,1897, Chrlito- pher, brother of John ani Joseoh Fegan, a na- live or Liverpool, £uginad, aged 53 yeuts. HaNSEN—In this city, March 0 1897. 0tto, be- loved son of Niels F. and Supha Hansen, u na- tive of San Francisco, ased 2 years # mouths uad 15 days. KRESS—In Alameda, March 20, 1897. Mrs. Eliza- beth, beloved wife of S B. Kress. sister of Gus, Geocze, Wille and Louls Pope, anu daughter of ‘Mrs. Ch von der Hedr, & native of sau ncisco. wged 22 years and 9 montha #a-Friends and _acquaintances are respect- vited toattend the funvral TO-MORROW (Monday), st 11:30 0'clock A, German Lutheray LINDEMAN—1In this altv, March 1 beloved wife of Charies Lindema: Myra and Hida Lideman, daghier of Louis and Rosle Mauter, and sister of Mrs AL i10ft- man and Emille and Herbers Mau.er, a native of Wisconsla, ages 46 years 7 mouths aud 10 dava. ¥ Friends and scqualntances sre respect- fully InVited 10 attend the fanersl THIS DAY (Sunday), at 2 o'clock P. ..{rom hor late rest- gence, 7064 Lombord strees, Letwesa Mason tree;’ and Montgomery, avenus. Interment . 0. 0. ¥. Cemeter, MCGLEW—In this « beloved wife of Thonas M :Glew, Jobn B. and Aunle d.cGlew 'and Mr. L. L. James, auatveor Halifax, Nova Scouu, aged b vears. AFTne funera: will take piace THIS DAY (Sunday), at 2 o'clock . M., from her late real- dence, 1575 Folsow stree, chence (0 St Joseph’ Church for services. lntérment private, Mount - Calvary Cematery. MACKAY—In Berseley. March 20, 1897, Amalla, beloved daughter of J. F. aud A. K. Mackay, & Bailveof Berkeley, ayod 6 yoars 1" monsu and avs. &3 “uneral TO-MORROW (Monday), at 10 0clock A M. from the residence of the parents, 1756 - tewart street, Berkeley. O'CONNOR~—In thus cltv, &t ih> Potrero, March 19. 1857, Charles teloved son of Cornelius aud Catheriie “U’Connor, & native of San Kraucisco, 1year 1 moath and 28 days. O'LEARY—In this city. Mar h 1%, 1897, Danlel beloved husbana of the ia.e Catherine O Leary. and ‘father of Danlel J., James W. O'Leary and Mrs James P. Owensand of theate John, Katle ang “allle O'Leary, a natlve of Couat: Cork. Ireiand, aged 70 years 4 months and ays. O Friends and acqualntances are respact- fui y [nvited to attand ihe faneral THI§ DAY {Sundap).as 4 oclock P. X, from his Inte resl- euce, 769 Claytou sireer, beiween Wailer and Krederick. theng: to St Agnes Church for serv- ices. Luterment Mount Calvary Cemetory. PUS[CH —In this city, March 18, 1897, Domenico Pusich, & nstive of Lissa, Dalmaiia, Austris, o521 88 yoars &3 Friends and acquaintances are respec:: fuliy Invited to attend the fuseral THIS DAY mother of (Sunday). at 10:30 0'clock A.J.. from the pa lors of Vaiente, Marini & Co., 1624 Stocktor sireet. oetwsea ‘Green and Union. Intermen: Laurel Hill Cemetery. RICE—In thix city, March 19. 1897, Amelia Rice, 'a native of England, aged 38 years. REESE—In this city. March 19, 1897, Charley ‘Herman. beloved husband of Elenora Heese. and Zather of Maitle k. Willie £. sud Metha O. Reese, a native of Copennagen, Denmark, aged 56 vears and 2 days. garFriends and relatives are respect- ful.y invited 10 acsend the funeral THIS DAY (Sunday), at 2 o'clock P. M, from Plymouth Congregational Churca, corner of Buchaoun sad Post sireeis. latermen: L 0. 0. i: Comerery. REMiNGTON—In this city, Maroh 20, 3 Remiagton, & native of Suflield, ged 65 years and 2 months. RICHA RDSON—In the City and County Hospl tal, March 20, 1597, James Richardson, aged 58 years. B - ROGKRS-In Oskland, March 20, 1837, Lucy. relict of the late Klisha P. Rogers and beloved mother of Mrs. L E. Levi, Mrs. Andrew Suider, Mra. A. M. Pearson and Sol D, Hozers a uauve of New Y ork. azed 83 years sad 1 day. SANDELL—In this city. March 19, 1397, Katha: Tine, beloved wife of Au-ust Sande |, & native of Hanover, Germauy, aged 74 years 9 months nd 29 days. O ¥elonds and scquaintances are respect fuly favited to attend the fanerat THI8 DAY (~unday). at 2 o'clock P, M.. f:om ber late resi- 33" Seillmore sireet, near Haight. loter- ment 1. 0. 0. F Cemetery. SESS£K—In this city, March 18, 1497, George F., beloved son of Peter and the iate Pauline Ses ser, and brother of Mrs. C. E. Carison and Franc 38 G, and Oscar F. W. Sea ranclsco, aged 40 years 11 months and g Friends and acqualntances are respect- fuliy favited to_attend the funeral THIS DAY (Sunday), at 2 O'clock P .. from the par- lors of the Uuited Undertakers, 27 and 29 Fiftn stroet. Interment L. 0. O, ¥, Cemetery. SHAW-—In Sausalito, March 20, 1897, Allan R., beloved husbaud of Catherine Shaw. and father of Frauk J. Shaw of Oakiand aid James L. Shaw, a native of Beifast, Maine, aged 64 years 11 months aad 10 days. SISTER CLARA—In this city, March 19, 1897, atthe Coliege of Notre Dame. Sisier Ciara of the Sacred Heart, sister of Notre Dame, & native of Guutemala. Central America. aged 58 years. A5The funeral will take placs THIS DAY (Sunday), 2 9 A. X, from the College of Notre Dame, ‘Do.ores sireet. between Sixteenth and Seventeeuth. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. SPELLACY—In Eureka, Cal, March 18. 1897, Edward, beloved son of J. R. and Ella Sveliacy, a native of Sun Francisco, aged 5 years 8 months and 7 aays. ATho funeral will take place THIS DAY (Sunaay), at 10 0'clock a. M., from the resi- dence of s grandfather, M. 22 Oax sireet. Interment Ho.y Cross STKVENSON—In thix city. March 20, 1897. An- drew, beioved husband of Augusts Stevenson, aud fatner of Klsie Stevenson, & native of Nor: ay, aged 46 years. SULLLVAN—In this city, March 20, 1897, Mary A., beloved wife of Matt J. Sullivan. daughter ot Owen Feeney, and mother of Alice, Frederick a0d Wa ter Suilivan. a native of New Y ork, aged 41 vears 8 monchs and =0 days. 43 Friends and acquyintances are resoect: fully 1n vited toatiend tue funeral TO-MORROW (Monday), &t 10 0'¢lock A. ., from her late resl- donce, 1750 Folsom_street, ihence to St. Mary’s Cemeiery, Uakiand, by tue 11 0'clock A. M. créek boat. Interment peivate, Piease omit Howers. SULLIVAN—In this cl:y. March 18, 1897, Pat- rick, veloved husband of Marga‘et Sullivan, and sataer of Daniel 8., James F. and Johu P. Su.li- vin, & Daiive of the parishof Hagels Cross, Clogher, County Louch, ireland. aged 60 yoars. A5 Friends and_acquaintances are respet- fuiiy tnviied 10 atiend tue funeral THIS DAY (Sunday), at 2 o'clock P. M. from the par- lors of J. C. O'Connor & Co., 767 Mission streat. theace to Mission Dolores Churcn, Sixteeuts and Doiores streets, for. services. luterweas Mount Calvary Cemeters. TIFFANY—In thls city, March 18, 1837, Phebe J., widow ot the’ lats Robert J. Tiffanv, and Qéurly beloved mother of Mrs. David Macgrexor and William Z. ani Feer 1iffany, ages 67 years. [Brooklyn and New YOrK pavers piease copy. | 87~ Friends and ucquaintances are respact- fuliy tnvited to aitend tne services THIS DAY (Sunday), at 2 o'clock P. M., from ner ixe residence, 1124 Jackson siree.. interment pri- vate. TREBUCQ—In this city. March 19, 1897, Jam beloved brother of Beoard, John and Denls Trebucq. a native of France, aged 53 years. A5 Friends and acquaintances are respsot fully invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY (Sunday), at 2 o'clock P. M. from the par- lors of J. L. Godesu, 306 Montgomery avenue. ti-ice (o the Fron’h Church. wiers services wili be held, commencing at 3 @’clook F. M. WEINMANN—TIn (hisélty. March 19. 1837, at her residence, 1040 Shotwell street. Magdaiona, beioved mother of Conesa and Jacub Welnmann, and sister of Conrad Mauerhan of Anavelm, Cal, a native of Reutlingen, Wurtemberg, Ger- 4 69 years L moath anl 25 days. . parFriends and scquaintances are respict- fuly invited 1o a-tend the fun-ral THIS DAY Sundsy), &t 1 0'clock P, X . from Salem Church, orner Shotwel aul Twen.y-second _siresis, henge by eieciric funeral Lighteenih a 1d Guerrero P. 3. Sharp to Uypross Lawa Ce meg WITTRAM—In this city, March 17, 1897, Han- . wite of Frederick Wittram. snd_mother of Caroling, Friig Murgaret. ~telia and Viola Wi- (ram. 2 native of New Urleans. La. E3-ihe tunerai services will ‘take placs THIS DAY.(Sunday). at 2 o'clock P. M. at heriut- residence, 2319 Caltfornia streec. Inter meut private. —— e MCAVOY & CALLACHER, FUNERAL DIRECTORS & EMBALMERS, 20 Fifth 5t., Opp. Lincoin Scheol. ‘Telephoue 8080. 7 MM ENOMET TR MCMENOUET. JAMES MeMENOMEY & SON, UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS, 1007 Mission Street, Near deveuts. Yeleplione South 354 R CAREW CAREW & ENGLISH, LNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMEGY FUNERAL DIRECTORS, 19 Uaa Ness ave., DEAT Mulac. sw 44 £ranciyey Telephone So. 158. AS. ENGLISH. T F. L. GUNTZ. H. W.GANTNER. GANTNER & GUNTZ, Funeral Directors and Embalmers. Sand 10 CITY HALL SQUARE, Telephone South 432 LAUREL HILL CEMETERY ASSOCIATION S PREPARED TO CONTINUE THE SALE of burial p.ats and graves In lts cemetery anl give deeds. Yerpetual-care of lots will be arranged for at the Superintendent’s office st the cemetery, cornet Bush street and Central avenue, Sun Francisco. MOUNT OLIVET CEMETERY, AN MATEO COUNTY: NEAREST CEMB tery 10 the city; non-sectarian; in no sense ex- clusive: location unexcelled. Ofiice VW7 Marke Airesi. southeasi corner o SLis. REAL ESTATE TRANSAOTIONS. Mark Ievinsky to Jonas Shoente'd, lot on N line ogi;‘?nilmm" 137:6 K of Ociavia, & 27:6 by N 137:6; Aichsel and Julla Mu'lany to Emms H. Wolff lot on S line of Post stree., 189 E of Buchanan, & 25:9, 5 157:6, W 24:0, N 25, W1, N 114:8; $10. r Brand to Anna Brand, lo:on W line of an street, 164 N of Broadway, N 26:6 by 3 it Herman Kiaber to Bertha Klaber, lot on W lifle of Baker, 3165 of Meallisicr, ~25 by W 98:1034: 310, Crocker Estate Comrary to Martin and Blanche E.Schml't, 1ot on = line of Bealah sireet, 131:8 W of Shrader, W 25 by S 137:6: $10, Willam A.'and Carrle ¥. Heduall to Thomas W. ad Christr, C. kivers, ot on NW line of Market sir-et, 142 BW of Keservolr, SW 50 by NW 100: $10. Jam:s Wrizht to Marcaret M. Westwood, 10: on S lae of K leabeth sueet, 80 E of Uastro, £ 25 by 3 114; $i0. Tomrsso Gagliani to Michele Perusio (or Perusyv). lot_commencing at a_point 97:6 W Tupo U street and B0 8 ot Flibert, W 4 by 67 aiso use of Cadel alley; $1. Estate of John K. McMahon (by A. C. Freese, adunnistrator) to ‘Thomas Mathisin, lot on S line o Bernar airee:, 68:6 W of Taylor, W 25 by § 80; X John and Ada M. Hinkle to Willlam A, C. Lange, 1ot on k imne of Lewvenworth street, 132:5 S of Washington, S 22:1 by W 115; 5. W. F. Whittler to + dward W. McCarthy, lot on N line of Mcaliister street, $7:6 & of Larkin, I 50 by N 137:6: $10. Bernard J. aud Mary McDermott to Mamie Mc- Dermot, 10c on N W line of Cle nentuua screet, 255 NE. of Third, Nk 20 by MW Hu: $5. Micaiel and Elizabeh Gannon 1o Pacrick and Maggle Connolly, o on SW line of iichie 8.re. 1, 160 SE of olsom. 8K 25 by W 75; $10. Nary & Moultou to Michacl Mungell, fof on NE line of Lanz.on street, 80 N W of Folsom, NW 26 by NE 80: $10. >olomon and Dora Geiz (0 Alexander J. McAl- lister, [ut on S line of K street. 3 :6 W of Twenty- seveith evenue, W 25 by 8100: $10. Mariannine and Thomas Lizane to George U, Hind, lot on & line of Thirteenth avenue, 200 N of XN sreet, N 28 by K 1203 $10. Ma y A. Daly to Annie McColzan, Iot on E line of Alubama (¢ rmerly Columbia) piacs, 180 S of Montealm (Farker) street, 5 26 by k. 80; $10. L. &, Gordon to Mark Laue, lot on NE corner ornia avenue and Prospect place, \ 50, k& 80, N 25 876, W 160, 1ot8 83 10 47, subdi- visions Frecita Valiey lands: $700, Xstate of Eliza Pecer (by 'i. S. Gordon, admin- Isirator) L0 same, same: : 700, W Lliiam W hite to Mary . White. 1ot on W iin of Buena Visia avenue (Park roaa). #8184 N ot Frederick, W 240, § 213234, K 225, N 83:1114: Bifte . ALAMEDA COUSTY. | - Rachel and Gusiavus Cohn, Teriha and Jonh Simon to J. M. Duvis, lot on E line of Webster street, 908 X 1 £ Fourieenth, N 81 by & 150, aub- Jct 16 Lo mortzages, one for $2000 and one for e ras k. o w . A. uni Tennie A. Green to William Metns, 1o on W ilne of Fifth streer, 100’ N of Alston N 4 by W 135, being lot.11, biock 107. Tract B, Berke- 16y L and' 1. I_Association, Berksiey; $10. Goorge H. Bariew snd Charies ‘I sumeister, assignee of George H_Bartlett, inolven , (by com- issioner) to Alice Brown, 10:s 21 and 26, su Vision of map of lots 1to 4, Peralta Park, Berke- ; $1708. e oK and usana Pronty o ‘Thomas Bedard, Tots 17 avd 18, blocx 66, towa of N8, Washing® ton Township: §150. Joseph and. Hanuah Palmbaum to Lutker X Willlamsow, lot_on W line of Urjon street. 132 N of Tuenty-sixth, N 52 by W 115. being portion of lois 13 and 14, boe< S, map of survey of uorthern exteasion to Onkiond, Unkiand: 10 James McCaughey to Baward Me( anchey, 10t on N line of Fourieenth streer, 132:8 W of Willow, W 50 by N 100. being lots 8 atd 9, block F, resub- division of tlocks C »nd F, Gaiden ‘iract ‘Hiome- stead, Oskinad; $10, ‘Marie J. and Li.ja Touchard 10 Mary Davis, ot on NE corver of Kailrond avenae and Chestnut s.rect, & 86 by N 100, block 538, Oakiund: 510. Janies G. a1d - fa T. Durrell (0 Mary L. Bryan, 1ot on N line of B sireet, 108 K of | ouise, £ 50 by N 107, beiug lots ¥ and 'F, block ¥00, map of B- strect subdivision of Watts Tract, Oaxinnd: $1 Lena Welnmunn .0 C nrad W« L1 ann, lot on corner of Hawihorae and ‘I elegeaph wvenues, N 50 by ¥ 125, being los 14, Bueun Vista Mome- s.ead. Oaxiand; $10. Clara B. aud Jamcs N, Taylor (0 Inter Nos Bulld- ing and Loan Associaiion, lov on W line v: Spruce atreet, 150 S of Prospect avenue, 8 50 by W 205, beinglot 19, plat No. 17 amended map of Lake View, kast Oaland: $3250. Intér Nes bullding and Loan Assoclation (o Samuel and Isabeils Fitzsimons, some; $10. Persis G. Taylor 10 D. <. Teylor, lot 185 in plat JMountuin View Cemetery, Oakland 1 ownsiip: Louis T. aud Gussie L. Cranz to Felix Marcuse, lot on W line of St. Charles street, 111 N of Ceniral avenne, N 87 by W 97:2, quilclaim deed, Ala- meda; $10, Bujlders’ Contracts. Mary C. Collins with John T. Collins, to erect a one-story building on SW coruer of Harrisoa and Twenty-fourth streets, $1197: Lavid C. Colemun architect. Spreckels with Ruffino & sianchi, marble work for boliding on N corner of Market and Third streets $20,458: Reid Brothers, architects. Same with W. W. Montagne & Co., marble mo- ic floors in sam, $11,107: same architec s ame with Cursley 'Manofaciuriug Company, wood work, etc., in same,$66,310; same architcts. Same with California_Eleciric Works, iizhting same, $15,373: same architees. Same with W. W. Montague & Co., steam heat- ing plant tn same, § 74 1@ architects. same with K. J. Doffey, piumbing and gasfitting in same, $22,416; same architects. Same 'wiii Nichaus Bros. Company, window and deor frames. sasnes, etc., for residence on N W corner of Clay <treet aud Vun Ness avenue, $6505; Reid Bros. architects. ———————— HOTEL ARRIVALS. NEW WESIERN HOTEL. J Wanbogans Nw Orins G ~meds, New Orleans T Dulan Biloxi, Miss J Aldrich, San Jose Mrs Mil er, ~anJose T Pely. San Jos A E Lebos, *an Jose Z Bucknet, Fa:ta Rosa O Waterman & w, Mont A Custis, Masc L Brown, Beoicia § B Hal. Sacramento P White. Ange: Island € Ronbach, Cal H Smithson, Cal & Yasco, Wash G B Ander.(n. Ariz M Caciine, St Louls R Emery. Los Angeles € Hawiins sac amento W Denning, N'S W E Boyd, Los Angeles A Aruoid, Coulterville COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL. J Webb, Sacto W _Beck, Sac:o M Brigss, 5t Louls Aug Arbeecs, St Louls F i Sapp, Monte Vista E Hurvey, Los Ange.es © Carter, Honolulu A Brock, N ¥ E Wol et & w, N Y P Moran, St Helena W Varmaita, Wis € Urvon, Wis W Sutton & 7, Utah N H iihodes, Arz K Hansmarch & w, Cal S McGiiluny, Cal T W Beck & w, Chicago B Wa'ton, Los Angrles © M Howlet &'w, Onio A S Possons & w, Oluo I Cramer, Cal G Cason. N J P Ca son, N J Miss B Kendal, Mex Mrs R Kendal, Mex J K Kendal, Mex © Petersou & w.San Jose R McKenze, S.n Jose R Rowler & w, Chicago BALDWIN HOTEL. W D Davis, N Y L Somikson, San Jose E M Siaw,'Los Ang Miss Sh C E Kinsey, Ohio R H Da J M shormaker, N Y R Fiizsimmons Jr, W W ise. Cincinnal MrsJ Hal, Oakland W Dorls, Mexico T H Hinch, Mexico F i Ferzoson. Obio M Hurt, Uinclnatt Miss Armstron, 168} A rinstrong, SJose I J 1ooles & w, > K Wililims, Oakiand G P > chuefer, cUowendw, MenioP 8 O Litchfie d, Vai P Bartlew, 5t Helena R W Sloan. *alt Luke W £ Moore, TIl W A Cuswell, Sacto E A Root, N Y J 3 Mastin, Kan City € Poockington, Grass V ¥ P Baum, sania Ross W L.eweliyn, Los Ang H Shaw, N ¥ ¥ Jones, Sea'le & Burns, Seattle B Hilton, N ¥ C Smith, N ¥ LICK HOUSE. MG Rhodes, Jordan W Wetherill, Cal G Brandt. Pacific Grove Miss Lewss, Capltola B L Bartlett, Los Gatos Mrs F Lewis, Capitoia A A'Tiavis. Lindy H de Vries Vau Dons- Mrs 1 C Amory, Boston _berz. Ioudon T I Amory, Bosion J ¢ Booth, Utan Miss M D Amory, Bosin Mrs A F Scheer, Pleas- BMrs W C Cope, Pieasutn _anton BMrs J T Crow, Crows Lg T B Bond, Lakeport Miss Crow, Mills Coliege W b Law.on, ~acta— W W Curter, Cal DIGil s Clcaro L F Dunaot, Sankafaet B H Schwarz<off. P Alto H Mego, Cal W I Fixiey, Cor:e Mdera Mrs F Levy & fy, Halt- R P Price, Cilcazo moon Bay A L Coiton, M: Hamilton Miss A Burgess, Cal _ C B Seely, Naja A K Whitton, San Jose ¥ H Johnson & w, Stekn G Chaddock, Mich Miss 'V M Low, Towa Mrs C J Chacdock, lows J Peck, Merced 3 >chmitz. Cal M Becker, Ky Miss S Becker, Ky PALACE HOTEL. LE Pike, Hartford Dr W S Tuylor, Livermr © Marsden, Los Angeles D K Major, N Y R H Plicher, Livermore ¥ Andersoh, N Y 3 M Brown, Leadville J M Proctor, Piacerville 33 ingalis, Kansas F'B rarish, Denver AW Masters, Ciicago G C D.ck-on, Boston X Hughes, Lovisvile J J Eakins, N ¥ B K sweeney, Boston L M Whidden, Phila J M Heally, Phila 8 Palmer, San Jose s & B Kahn, Dailas J Kether, Dalas ok R N Collins, Stavford . € & Coleman, Staford P K Gilman, Stantord H E_Kesler, Biack M'n J > Norman, Providen e T K Chuob, N ¥ H Seebuch, San Hafael ¥ M Chubb, N Y N Kooser. Ean Jose T Midisen. N Y Miss R C Brown, N Y Mrs F Austin, Sacto P Horsey, ~an Jose H K bickinson, N Y W Gal a, Fresno F FDwver, Sacramento O P J»1.kins, Stanfora Mrs Emerson, kockford L B iZaton. ( hicazg M C Bul.ock, Chicugu Mrs J F *arliste. 4 ¥ bufty, N Y M W S Howell, Belmont F E S.mp ou, Bos on G H Gronard. Bosion W F Bergis, C evelund DW Caldwell,Cleveland A Green. C1 velund R W ickox, Cleveland ¥ W Sante, N J Memih N Y H Lulienthal, ¥ Y H P Vieder, Berkeley B ) hompson, Brrkeley @ P Thomnton & w. M4 W T Solomon, N Y Mrs S A White, ich Miss Judd. Grand Hapids Miss Reynolds, ¥ich A B Wiison, sullwater G M Gibson, Sianford GRAND HOTEL. JH Winn, St Lovis J Harrower. N Almaden 0 Keys, St Louis 1xJ NM:hols, Jackson J Cunningham, St Louis D B Spooner. ) oston W J Barrett, Biookiyn LK Thurston&w.L Angl £ C Smith, Pacific Grove C A Green. ~tanford Mrs C D>mith. PacGrove E C Culp, Chicago R Brisbane, N Y Mrs C £ Reed, Petajun F A Sutpher, Aurora, TIl Mrs H MeNeston, Pet. P U Kelly, Austin, Nev Mrs J S Perey, Peialum LB sandén, Bincor Mrs i Maitland, Sta. frd A E Murray, Adrian - Miss H Mal.iaad,Swntra H Bowen Adrian, Mich L M Whiliden, Phi ade s J Fay. Adrian, Mich W A Buitefisld, Phi Mrs J BMcCreary, N Y & Carlisle, Brookiyn Mrs F O Fisher, Prescoit A G Goeden, Redwoud Mr Wren & wi. Cal J D Lausen. Oroville W_Ham, Callfornia J E Murphy. Stockion CF Bryant, ki Dorado - Mrs Bryant & ch. Cal C Bryany, Latrobe W W wich, indiana 3 Marcus, W ashing on i 108 Angls E A ) ounglove, 1 acoma A @ Campbell, Cal Mrs Younsz.ove, T. ¢ G T Faman, England € ¥ Lo wel, Mrs Rockwe I, Gerard Mrs Fuchanan. Miss Ure. Onkiand C K Zubola. San Luls A G Weatneraead, Ohio C M Mannon, Stan-0:d Mrs K Roberts, Sanford Miss B A.10rd, Stanfo @ M M Mi'es, Stiouis FJ Eancroft, Lenver o W Pancroft, L'enver Dr N Green, Watsonvifle 1 de Brownell, USN Mi-s K L Nichols, (8l / S Suliivan. Buftalo I H Lang, Californin. M Fotter & w, Uhio KN W heeler, Portland W Beuton, U'S N J W Zeveley, D C B Edson, Gazzle T A Lookwod&w. 1u X Smib&w, Adams TH Levoir, Los Ang M Couer & w. Denver R Westoby, Benicla Sebru, Belmont 470 Allen, an Jose J Thomanu, 5. sielena D D Whitbeck Sucto G A puell, Stockton 8 C Frayuor,Marysvitle Miss T A Smith, Beniola Miss LT > riitn, Ca. C F Hutchioson, Cal W o <4mEEe e A Dog story. Our annual sheep and cattle show has lateiy been held here. It is the biggest gatbering of the kind in New Zealand and this veara recora was estavhished, there being over 20,000 visitors. In this crowd a iriend of mine missed his dog, a Scotch collie named Mike, with whose help some prize sheep from the Meadowbank estate had been brought to the show grounds and penned there. Not being able to find the dog my friend concluded that he had gone to the house where bo had been tne night before, but upon inquiry ound that Mike had notdone so0. Upon returning to the show grounds he found the dog watching one of the Meadowbank sheep that had jumped out of the pen. He took no no- tice whatever of the other sheep which were being moved about the grounds, but stuck faithfuliy to_ths one truant, waich he evidentiy considered under his care, until relieved of his self-imposed charge by the weicome arrival of bis master, who, with Mike's help, soon had the wanderer back in the fold again. I afterward heard that some one had tried to help Mike re- capture the sheep, but the dog risented his interference and drove the sheep away | from the pens in order to show that he took no orders from any one but his own master.—London Spectator. Mathias Sether died near Decatur, Ind., after fasting, it is .said, for eight months. He had selected his buris: place and desig- nated his, tombstone. He left word that :I oll:gn‘ d.i fiéa{uen to hehux;m after and distribul among his friend and this was done. . » 4 Y If 0 Ha elec vot mal hal yea the its ing jeof apy ang up un Evi en son ma ma| wis pie whi cod th an ing yar, s=2o4ng &