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14 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, MAY 18, 1897. HOUSES TO LET. FLATS TO LET—Continued. ROOMS TO LET-Continued. CLAIRVOYANTS. AR 720 CALIFORNIA—13 ROOMS, BATH, $45. 55021523 Broadway. 8 rooms, bath. '$30—861 Howand st.; 9 rooms 30—701 shotwell sk 10 rooms, bath. 0 Capp s:.: 9 rooms. Dath. 30_21s: s ., near Capp: 7 rooms, bat $20-16th s, near Howard: 6 rooms, bath. #1516 Latayette st., near Mistion: 6 rooms. 2134 Union st.; cottage. ; 21677001 Mitin st mear $1ths © rooma. bath. $15—19:h st near Diamond: cottage, § rooms. 15610 17y ave.; etage 6 rooms, or places ljcation. B G ER” 1 & Co, 118 Monigomery st. F 6 _ROOMS: $18. ¢ & CO., 638 Market. ANDSOME, SU. 6 ROOMS: PORCE. {ain plumbing; cheap rent. 510 Guerrero st. — 0o HOWARD_HOUSE 8 ROOMS, BATH; 2733 tavie tor 2 horses; large yard; Tent rea- ionable. 13 AND$18—2 MODERN FLATS, 4 AND 7 $13 roome: bawn. 4085 Ninth st JLATS TO LET FOR VEKY LITTLE Fhtney at BALBW1n' & HOWELL'S, 10 Moo pomery st. (HEAP MODERN rooms, §K 10 $18: ¥LATS, b AND 6 - them. 23 “~venth st. HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS. Bush Srreec. JEWLY FURNISHED SUNNY HOUSE. kecping rooms; also single; reasonable. 614 Bush st. Clay Streec. ©() CLAY, BET. HYDE AND LEAVEN- 1420 (oinNewly renovated sunny unfor- nished rooms: marine view. @Q 192 HICKORY AVE: HOUSE OF 3 BB rooms: large yard; water free. OF 8 ROOMS AND BATH, IN GOOD rent reduced o 830. Apply 1825 0 order: Broadway. QMALL ROOMING-HOUSE TO RENT: FUR- S hitare for sale. Apply 1061 Folsom st. Q JACKSON, NEAR JONES—7 ROOMS; 1128 525 modern, elegant: marine view: ront $52 60; waier included; key at 1126. 1) CLEMENTINA—FOUR NEATLY FUR- 362 5ished rooms for housekeening: chenp. 7 {9 CLEMENTINA—LARGE BAY-WINDOW {42 sunuy room; Kitchen; bath; housekeeping; reasonavle. Dore street. 9975 DORE—SFURN SHED SUNNY HOUSE- 24.) xeeping rooms; rent reasonable. OUSE TO LET. ANDERSON & CO, Twenty-ninth and Sanchez sts. | OUSE OF 11 ROOMS, SUITABLE FO& 2| fami/les: rent cheap. 247 Steveuson si OVELY HOME FOR RENT: 8 ROOMS; F i nished: sl modern improvements; ' finest | view on cosst; in New Mon:ere: car iine: within easy walking discance of Pacific Grove o Del Monte: will rent asa who e or in par.. Ad dress MRS. E. J. LEON ARD, Pacific Grove. Eday Street. 415 EDDY—EOOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSE- O keeping; gas: bathi; cheap; see them. Q15 EBRY—2 OR 3 UNFURNISHED OR O furnished sunny rooms: reference. i1.n sirees. 107 FIFTR-PLEASANT SUNNY UNFUR- { nished rooms to let. SRESIDIO HEIGHTS—_MODERN §-ROOM 200 bath house: grand marine view: first-class order. 3419 Jackaon st.: rent reasonable. 314 HETE- SUNNY FRONT CONNEOT- 514 ing rooms; stove; closor; bath; privace; $10. COTTAGE OF 5 KOOMS AND BATH; nice garden. Inquire 410 Kearay st, or 2959 Johnson ave., Alameds. = HOUSE OF 7 RUOMS AND BATH; $16. Dewiy renovated; large basement. 2121-3 Mason st. = Y HOUSE: 6 ROOMS; BATH: RENT | 1706 Baker st. 39y FIFTH_3 ROOMs: FURNISHED FOR OZZ housekeeping: cheap rent. Chesley Street. LARGE SUNNY KOOMS AND YARD: rent cheap. Apply 16 Chesley st or H. H, Dbox 8, Call Clementina Stree! 84 UEMENTINA—6 SUNNY ROOMS, ON- furnished: nicely situated; reat $10 to $12. Cleveland Street. ]9 CLEVELAND, OFF SEVENTH — FRON sunny furnished room, suitable for two, $4. Eddy Street. EDDY — LARGE SUNNY FRONT rm.; gas,bath: private familys for 2; $10. 153 Lighth Street. QHEERMAN APARTMENT HOUSE 28 &TH 1 st.. near Market: furnished and unfurnished. 8] () KIGHTH. NkaAx FuLsOM-3 LAKGE rooms: rent $10. Lills Street. HOUSE, 126 ELLIE—INCANDES- . reading-room, smoking-room and or; rooms per night, 35c 10 $1 50; week, 10 $8; month, 88 10 $30; elevator on oflice floor: Tooms with hot and cold wa:er: baths. 70—-11x-sé9u, SUTTER—FUENISHED OR { unfuruishid; appreciated if seen: remsou- OYAL able. Luth strevi. HE COSMOPOLITAN — SELECT FAMILY hotel: 100 " Fifth st cor. Mission: rooms 80c, 75c and $1 per night: $2 to 85 per week. Fourteenth Street. B FOURTEENTH—2 SUNNY UNFUR- Dished, bay-window, housekeeping rooms. 12 Geary 518 SEARY-ELEGANT sUNNY SUITE 3 parlor, other rooms: light housekeeping or board; pianc. Stroe.. 895 FLET H—_CLEAN HOUSEKEEPING: 3, 29 $13; double parlor; ki.chen; unfurnished. VHE MALTINET, 1101 GEARY, SW. COR. Van Ness— handsome suites, newly furnished. Fillmore Street. € 1 FILLMORE, NEAR CLAY — FLAT 2208} {Rernisted rooms and bain, $30. Gilbert Street. 3 ROOMS TO RENT; 8. 12214 GILBERT ST. T D a1 () 8ROUMS, BATH, WATER, STABLE. | $20. 85 omveriand si. nr. Dolores. | 9R(Q WASHINGTON_7 ROOMS; BATH: [ 2509 Hrstclass location and condition; larse | | garden. T FOR VERY LITTLE BALDWIN & HOWELL'S, 10 OUSES TO RE money st 717 GUERRERO—SU 1717 Folsom Streec. 7()4 FOLSOM ~LARGE, SUNNY FRONT, 104 nouse-keeping ro.ms, furnished; 86 and 7 per monih Guerrero Street. Y PARLORS AND Kitchen; unfurnished; new house. FURNISHED HOUSES J EWLY FURNISRED MODERN COTTAGE, AN 5 rooms and bath; garden fron: and back rent $30 10 respectuble tenant. 520 Baker s. JLEGANT AND ARIISTICALLY FURNISH- Ed%ac ot 7 rooms and batui: tor 2 or 3 months during summer: foraiture new; near park. Ad- dress A. W., box 99, Call Of Howard Street. 704 EOWARD, COR. THIRD—FINE SUNNY [} tront rooms furnished for housekeeping: | cheap. ~9¢) HOWARD—LARGE HOUSKKEEPING 132 ro0ms; rent 87 also single rooms ac 1 per week. s HOWAKD—NICELY FURNISHED SUN- uy housekeeping rooms: $8, $10 and $12. MAGNIFICENT MARINE VIEW; WASH M “Jiigton st.. near Laguna: elegantly’ furnishel throughout; 6 | edrooms: com plete in all appoint- rent jow. SHAINWALD, BUUKBE: & Montgome 4 QF1 HOWARD — LY FUKNISHED 9352 boasekeeping rooms: a'so others. 11A)1 1 HOWARD — FURNISHED ROOMS 21% tor nousekeepivg. American family. ¥URNISHED FLATS. JURNISHED FLAT, PRESIDIO HEIGHTS— Sunny 5-room flat; plano; coal and gas stoves. 17 Cheir. 1o stree.. NT HOUSEEEEP- rooms furnished: $6 each. IE—A FLOOR OF THREE NICE rent $12¢ furniture for sale cheap. Huight Street. 1188 SAIGHT_FURNISHED OR UNFUR- DO nished, with privileges of housekeeplug. v Q9] HARRISON. 2621 2id Twonir Hayes Street. 53 BAYES_SUNNY FURNISHED ROOM 0D in private family: $4 month. n Stree.. BET. TWENTY-SECOND hird—4 nice r00.us; rent $9. | Howard Street. ©771 HOWARD_NICELY FURNISHED 12172 Som A seeutt men; privace samily. vesmie UNFURNISHED ROOMS TO LET: $4 A month. 812 Jessle st., off Ninth. streei. Jones stree:. (7 IONES (-THE VAN WIX KLE")-HAND- 07 Tomeis furnished rooms, sultes o? singi ~ JONES_NICE ROOM FOR LADY IN 417 French fumily: reterence. meurny Sirecw RLINGTON FOUSE, 127 KEARNY — A 'Fcasant aonny rooms, ep sulie and single; first Class in every respect: terms reasonable. 917 LARKIN — SUNNY HOUSEKEEPING 1| and singie rooms; 37 up. <0 COMPLETELY FURNISHED: PIANO; DU, fat 5 sunny 100ms and bath'for 3or 6 mmontus to adults reference. 308 Bartiedt st. 70 AND 250 TURK ST.— i ARLOR FLOOR 219 Conipietely furnithed for any business, or | housekeepitg: Also hou ekeeping rooms. ffom 8 up | COTTAGES TO () MONTHLY WILL PAY FOR A NEW | D % room =nd bath cottage on Diamond st ; | large lo:; street work done. Apply at 3207 | Twenty-second st., corner of Mis:ivn, after 7:30 | -ROOM CUTTAGE, rooms, $15. 623 Second st ND $8 50—2 COTTAG | YARD, $11; | | | « ° & 3 8 2 7 3 $ P ROOMS; NEW: £10; OPEN 10-DAY; 9 THE McCaRTHY Cu, 646 Market st. Liarkin Street. SHED SUN- 499 LARKIN-NICELY FUR grate, water. £ ny pasiors; lower floor: ga: 1411 - <420 POST_FOUR NICELY FURNISHED 2420 rcoms tor nousekeeping: ren: $10 month. LARKIN — LARGE FRONT ROOM; ranning water: closets: man and wife. McAllister Strees. ©)§) MCALLISTER — FURNISHED ROOMS £ 4 for housekeeping; aiso st gle rooms. Mulssion Streei. £ 68 MIsStoN-_TWO LARGE, PLEASANT O rooms farnished for housekeeping. 94—:|x~lr(:§_ruosr SUNNY HOUSE- | keeping rooms. 121:, JOSION — FURNISHED _HOUSE: 21 keeping rooms, complete; no children. Sprecaeis ave.: 112 Congost.: ~unnsside L ract. \ : 4 ROOMS, BATH: LARGE 217 COTTAGE B17 550 Thiriecnth, nr. Harriso. D L (. basement. COR. NINTH—3 CONNECT- $12 a month. )71 MISSI 1201 ing nousekeeping rooms; TAGE 5 KUUMS AND BATH; | 9 Bryant st | P FLATS TO ) 1035 VALENCIA ST.; 6 ROOMS » and bath, | 116 ) iss on st.: 6 Tooms and bath. Hermann and Eigin sts.: 5 rooms and tath | 1143 Valencia st ; 6 rooms and bath. | Third st: 5 rooa:s and bath. | 837 Howard si.; 5 rooms and bath. | Guerrero s Thirte-nth st., nr. Howard: 5 roome, bath. 319145 Guerrero st.; 5 rooms aud bath. | 1908 Muson st : 5 roows und bath. 564 Ho\ar st.: 5 T oms. 818207 Second st.; 7 rooms. 217 50825 Fllbert at.; 5 rooms and bath. $17—08 T+ hama st.: 6 700ms. £17—606 «/ Farrell st ; 3 rooms and bath. £16-1814 McLea court, off Nioth st., near Har rison: 5 10 ms and bata. $15-2106 noward st.: 4 roims and bath, £14_114 Dorland st., near Dolores: 5 rooms. Get our list at oflice W. H. CKIM & CO., 118 Montgomery st. $16. ELAT 0N D ISADERO, CUBNER $16. Gears: 5 rooms and baih; key on prem. 1ses. D019 TWENTY-FIRST. NR VALENCIA— 3313 Fide 3 rooms, bach, etc | 701 Minna Street. \NA—FURNISHED ROOMS, COM- e for housekeeping: large yard 546 3 | Larkin Street. LARKIN, OPP. LURLINE BATHS— Sunny fornished rooms, ¥4 and $5 month. 120! Boaiker Ntree. r() MAREKET—NEW MANAGEMENT; AT- €50 fraciive sunny rooms and offices; terms reasonab.e. 538 MARKET, BET. CITY HALL AVE. 1538 W Tarkin-Sunuy front rooms, fur- Dished or unfurnisbed; aiso Lousekeeping. Aanna Strees. MINNA-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, single and double: terms reasonable. [ 4 %5MINA'A‘ NEAR SIXTH-NICELY EUR- D00 pishea large sunny housekeeping room; $8. 567 MINNA, COR EIGHTI-NEWLY FUR- 667 Disnea bas-window room: #1 per week. TOT1 MIND OR2 FURNISHED KOOMS: Z A2 very reasonabie; houseeeping it desired. Mission ANCOCK HOUSE, 751 family rooming-house: $150 1083 per week. 1320 ML 0N, NEAR NINTH - LARGE 22U sunny sront housekeeping room $9 a month. stree.. MISSION: EELECT Nuioma Stree.. NATOMA CORNER EIGHTH—2 FUR- nished connecting front 1ooms for house- keeping, with sink. Miath Stree:. ©() SINTH, NR. MARKET—2 TO 3 HOUSE: <l eeping! also single; gas; water; stove; also 246 Eighth st. 5] NINIB U Ny suitE om Tiowt Noe Street. 151 NOE—2 SUN\Y, FURNISHED, BAY- Ol window rooms: large ciosets; grate: gas range: modern flac; rent $12. Norfolk (8 NORFOLK, BET. 1iTH AND 12TH, OFF Folsom—2 hice sunny rooms, furnishéd for bousekeeping: separate entrance: large yard; $9. reet. Pine Street. 1300 B/XE ,LORN:R HYDE—S UNEUR. < nished hkpng rooms, range, yard, $12. QFF 4 TWENTY-THIRD, Nk GUERREEO— MODLRN FLAT, 8 ROOMS, BATH; 1 + or 2 families. 1128 Howard st.,near 7h. §25 1815 SCOTT. NEAR PINE—SUNNY MOD- O1O ern fial, 7 roms, bath, 10 closets; sun- ny garcen. Ritch Street. ©@ RIT'H—FRONT ROOM AND KITCHEN 40 turnish. a for h usekeeping: rent cheap. Second Avenue. £ SECOND-XIG FRONT ROOMS, SUITA- Z ble light houseipg: also others; reasonable. NEW SUNNY £LATS, CORNER TWENTY- AN fourth and York: rent cheap. QUN ALL DAY—LUVELY LOWER MODERN » 5-oom flai; musi be seen to be appreciated; rent $18, water free. 3950 N ineteentn si., Cor. Noe. 10121 Mixxa, ENTH—4 OR 5 Seventh Stree:. 1492 SEVENTH (GIRARD)—SUITES AND kitchens ;also single rooms;newly renovated South Park. ]9 SOUTH PARK—SUNKY FRONT ROOMS, neatly furnished, for housekpg: reut cheap. FLATS ROOMS AND BATH. 131 . Ash ave, off Van Ness, near Mc- sunny rooms; ¢as: yaid: reat $14 up. Allister. 34 BELVFIERE—FLAT OF b ROOMS: ALL O niodern; separate yard; reat 825 8 month. 7 0() MCALLISTER, UPP. GOLDEN GATE 21 5% Park—Upper snd lower fiat: 6 rooms; bath: fine view: rent reduced $12 and $15. TEW LOWER FLAT; 5 ROOMS, BATH; AN Jutest improvements: ' open Sundaya 613 Liaker st.. nr. Me . liater. | UANY FL:T: 7 ROOMS AND BATH. st., near Valencia. HOWAKD ST.—4 nished room NICE UNFUR- arge yard: cheap rent. NT $15. 113 ope LAT OF 4 RUONS AND BATH; R 2235 Geary st. @ 12, LEURNY ROOMS. YaRD, 52 MORRIS | P12, Sve vet. Fitin and tixih, Harrison ana | Eryant. N ICE FLAT, §ROOMS AND BATH, #9. 2 Z0E N, corner'Bryant. $¢) £() MODEEN FLAT: 6 KOOMS AND $22.50. 3200 5504 lesion st 15. L0 NEW JMODERN FLATS FIVE $15. Tooms and bacn. 2668 Twenty-scoond st., near Bryant. %18 MODERN FLAT 6 ROOMS: WATER free. 3735 Twentlethst. $11.5 953 EARRIET. BET. SIXTH AND SEV- enth—Upper flat; 3 rooms; rent cheap. 3765 SEVENTEENTH-LOWER FLAT; § 109 sunny ro.ms; 7. BAY-WINDOW FLAT; 4 ROOMS. . 1354 Stevenson st., nr. Thirteenth. OUSES AND FLATS RANGING FROM 4 10 9 rooms, rents from §13 50 to $37 50: at- tractive location, sunny and quiet; large yard for flowers; 10 min from Palace Hotel by Mis- slon-st. eleciric-cars. DEMPSTER, 86 Glen Park daylor Strest. TAYLOR — FURNISHFD, room and kiichen; small family. BUNNY 10 Tenth Street. 1924 TENTH-LARGE FRONT ROOM WITH kitchen; also slugle room. « Nrree:. 44§} THIRD — SUNNY, COMFORTABLE, 2 furni<hed housekeepmz rooms; running water; rent reasonable. 1urk Stree:. (23 TURK-2 FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH SUNNY FLAT privilege light housekeeping. 1617 \VRE-A MoDERN of 3 or 4 rooms for man and wife; rent moderate. Twelfth Street. 1929 TWELFTH, BET. MISSION AND HOW- L4 ard—Rooms for bousekeeping or for single entlemen. Twenty-sixth Street. 33@7 TWENTY-SIXIH, NR. MISSION—2 - large sunny farnished housekeeplug rooms: 38, Via Ness Avenus. 4()2 YAN XE<S AVE_TWO FURNISHED 4 rooms for housekeeping: front and sunny. Lrt ? VAN NEBS AVE — NEWLY FUR- T06 Sithea Sna antorassted seome wtust S Ppets: nunuy: reasonable. 102] YANNESsAVE, NR GEARY—S OR more front sunny sooms: kitchen; gas: range. Washington street. WASHINGTON —8U. Y 502 tishea "rooms; suites ‘ot tws 2t v rooms, 36 and $8. oy on Tweitn ot 90 ELEGANT COTTAGES FLaTs; PRICES < reduced from $35 to 825. At SPECK & CO'S, 602 Market sl 1706 EOST—3 4 AND 5ROOM FLATS: UPPER FLAT: 5 ROOMS AND BATH. . 162614 Pine st above Van Ness ave. baths: garden: rent $15. EUNNY MODERN ROOMS TO LET. Anthony Street. ANTHONY—SINGLE AND DOUBLE FUR- nished rooms: 75¢ and $1 a week. Lush Stree 71 STEINER J2073 1eoE 5 Siares morust and b T 5 ROOMS; SUN ALL %15 LOVELY F. - day; bath; gas; cars pass the door. 1512 Castro st., near Twenty-ifth, 834 BUSH-NICELY FURNISHED SiNGLE Tooms; c.eau; quiei: ¥6 to 83 montn. 717 BUSH-LARGK FRONT KOOM: BAL- cuny; married couple; light housekeeping; rent $10 & month. | 90493 MIsSIoN=2 SUx NY FURNISAED 2 rvoms with use of gas and bath; for sentiemer Moss Street. g MOSS, OFF HOW 4 RD, . SEVENTH—2 13 Toom, turnished compiete for housekeeping. Nutomn Stree. (26 SATOMA — NICE SUNNY FRONT 04D room for 1 or 2gentiemen: rentreasonable. Ninth Street. 1302 NINTH—SUNNY FRONT ROOM; BAY- : window and grate; furnished o unfur- Dished. O’Farrell Sireo:. 126 CFARRELL-S OR 4 UNFURNISHED rooms, ail large and sunny. 710 O'FARRELL_FRONT SUNNY SUITF, [ suitable for doctor or other professional purposes. Pine 8 ree:. PINE_NICELY FURNISHED SUNNY rooms. $5 up; running water. quiet. 2: 04 PNFoNLE SUNNY FRONT AND y + bi ck rooms, furnished or unfurnished; Dbest location. with or without board. Fowell Stree:. 123 EOWELL — FRONT CORNER SUITE; 49 also single room. HE WIL.LISFURD, 212214 POWELL ST.— Newly furnished sunny rooms; teiephone. Sacramento Street. SACRAMENTO—3 ROOMS; rate entrance. BEPA- 132 necond street. SECOND—PLEASANT SUNNY ROOMS, nicely furnished, $1 week. Shipley Street. QR SHIPLEY, NEAR SIXTH-LARGE SUS- O ny tront room suitable for 2 gentlemen; 11 cheap. 2aain Sores.. SIXTH—FURNISHED ROOM, or without plano; cheapest In city. WITR 12 310 SIXTH_NICELY FURNISHED FRONT {) room: Housekeeping 1f desired: ront rea- sunable. Taylor Street. TAYLOR—SUNNY ROOM FOR 1 OR 2 geutlemen: $7 and #8 a month. 24 Third Street. 85@ THIRD — 8 SUNNY UNFURNISH:D rooms for housekpg: water free; rent $10. Miscellaneous. LEGANT SUNNY ROOMS, EN SUITE AND wingle: board optional: private; references. Address M. A. M.. box 89, Call. A WEEKS NEWS FOR 5 CENTS_THM ‘WEEKLY CALL. in wrabper, for mailing. STORES TO LET. ART OF STORE AND SHOW-WINDOW 10 let, cheap, in first-class locality. 1034 Sutte; MALL SIORE, SUITaBLE FOR TAILOR, barber, shoemuker. fruit or cigar store: rent $1250. 106 Golden Gate ave. $16.50 lw‘)z‘#;gfm ST, COR. POST: UERRERO AND TWENTY-THIRD— LD-KSTABLISHED STORE—GEARY ST, near Taylior: cheaprent. Apply 51615 Geary. 35HQ IWENTY-THIRD —STORE: FIX- 15. tures: living-rooms; good location; rent ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. ADVICE FREL: DIVOKCE LAWS A SPEC falty: pri no fee without success; probate insolvency, collections. patents, trademarks, etc. obtalued: private detectives: estab.ished 10 years G. W.HOWE, atty atlaw,850 Market, cor. S.ocktn W. KING, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, CHRON o iclo building: advice iree; low fees; all cuses MES: DR. £. CLARK, THE WORLD'S GREATEST MEDIUM AND CLAIRVOYANT, I HAB LOCATED PERMANENTLY AT 1208 MARKET ST. TRUTHFUL IN HEK PREDICTIONS, RELIABLE IN HER ADVICE. No matter what trouble you may have with yourselt or otbers, come and she will suide you. Bhe advises you with & certainty higher than bumau power, Mrs. Clark, the brilliant star of her profession, scknowledged by tne prers and pubic of Lwo continents as the most remarkable med um and clairvoyant, is permantnily located in San Fran- cisco, #od mav be consulled from 9 A. M.108 F. X, dally and Sunday. HONEST, FEARLESS AND CAPABLE. - She s the foremost medium of the day. Shi #ully understands the responsib.e position she s p.aced in by the remaiKab.e glit she is endowed with, and she will try her best Lo help thos. need heip and advise those who necd advice, do all in her power to show her honest cailels plai ly and in forcivle language how 10 gain happiness and pr. sperity. HER REVELATIONS ARE MOST WON- DERFUL And acknowledged ¢ be of the highest order, nov m.de to sutisty idle curiosity only, but in- tended (0 give those who seek Lhe Lruth a per- magent benefit. 11 marriage. sickness, deaths. changes, travels, divorces, sepuraiions, lawsults, busincss tran- sactions. wilis. ueeds, mortgaxes, 0st or absent friends Interest you: if you desire to be more successiul: if you desire o have your domes ic troubles removed, your lost love returned, your biterest enemies converted uto stanch friends: In & word, whatvver muy be your truubies, sus- picions or desires, cal: on this gifted womai and she will scnd y ou away happier, wiser and bolder than ever before. MRS. DR F. CLAKK'S MAGIC BELT, THE GREATEST OF ALL TALISMANS, A charm (also calied & tallsman or amulet) possesses the jower to protect its possessor agaius. any evil and promotes hislnck, happiness and health, This power I obiaius from its manufactucer, who rrom and through her super- natural power trausmits the same 1o the talls- man. A charm can be made for any purpose. It muy serve as & protector on a journey or at home, against acciient or evil Intiuence, which it destroys: it may guide you safely through any perilous enterprise. may help you 0 com- pi€te your business (ransactions profl ably, in- sures you aguinst all loss, aud thus assist you Lo acquire wealth. i may be of & mesmeric character—drawing others' iffections toward you and thus securing for you friends among Strangers. and even con- verting enemies into fricnds and bringing es- teem, love and frieniiship from all 1t may possess a heaiiug power and cure dis- euses by 1ts simple application. THE MAGIC BELT Contains within fiseit the virtues of seve'al or all other single charms combiued, atd Is the most powerful ta Isman ever made. Kvery person s s; ecially adapted to some par- ticu ar business, piofersion or_trade, which may jusily De termed their true Vocaton, and yet more Lian balf of you ure fighting agains. an un- Kkuown fate for iame, fortune and position which you do not and csnnot obtain until you find your true vocation. A visit to Mrs. Clar will 500n settie this all- important question and your Lrue vocation be pointed ou. (o you. and if possessed of only a moderate esrec of brains and energy sucoess will bo sure to atiend you. She auvises you With & certain y by a higher than human power 9 10 the proper course (0 pursue in lif-. Her descriptions of your friends and euemies are as real as thougn they 8:00d before you. Call aud test tne madam to your hear.’s content, and you will depar. thorougniy satistied that there isat least one reiiable medium and ClAIrvoyant now 1o your midst Nothing in life too obscure for her 0 revear. Office hours—9 A. M. to 8§ r. u. dally and Sun- day. Saistaction guaran.eed by mail Send stamp 0F circuisr witn special terms. All business sacred aud coufl tential. MR~ DR. F. CLAKK, 1206 Market st., parlors 25 and 26 (iuke elevator) an Franci-co, Cal CLATRVOYANTS-Continued. ME. HANSEN, PALMIST, CARD-READER: rast, present aud future; 25¢. 148 6lhst., r. 5. M ME, MOREAU, BEST FORTUNE-TKLLER, medium, card-reader; 25c up. 764 Howard st. ME. SYBILLE TKLLS FROM CRADLE TO erave: pictures given:ladies 25¢. 914 O'Farreil. SPIRITUALISM. REMOVAL— FRED EVANS, THE SLATE- writing medium, is now located at1122 Market. RS. KATE HOSKINS (IRCLES; TUES. & Fri., 8 p.).; readings dally, $1. 701 McAllister. ME. OSMAN, SPIRITUAL MEDIUM, GIVES messages and advics on sil matters pertain- ing to mortal affairs. 838 Mission st. A M. FRANCIS, INDEPENDENT SLATE « writer. 118 Haight st.: hours 9 until 6 . . RS C.J. MEYER—TEST CIR. 2 ANDS P. M.: tests to all; 10c: sittings. 326 McAllister st. RS, J.J. WHITNEY, SPIRITUAL MEDIUM, for messages and advice. 218 Stockton st. 615 LARKIN-BRANCH OFFICE OF THE *) CALL: subscriptions and wan: ads. taken. HYPNOTISM. YPNOTISM CURES WHEN ALL ELSE fails: w0 taught. Hypnotic Inst. 6 'Farrell. BOARDING AND ROOMS. 119 LEAVENWORTH—SUNNY ROOM AND board for 2 in private family, $4 & week: also single room and board, $4. T ANDSOMELY FURNISRED FRONT ROOM for rent very cheap, with_excellent. boerd, by pyivate amilv: jocation central; references. ' M. ., box 95, Cail Ofhce. ‘W ANTED—CHILD TO BOARD: LARGE yard: can furnisa references. 266 Thirieenth st., down stairs 4] EDPDY—3 SUNNY PARLORS TOR ¥, & with boara, 320 eaeh; back parlor for 2, $18 each. RESPECTABLE FAMILY DESIRES ~UM- mer boarders: references required; beautifal home : esr Haywards. Address Agent, box 45, Haywards. ¢ W ILLIAM TELL HOUSE, 817 BUSH—FIN- est_rooming-house downtown: rooms single and en suite. Ralston restaurant on ground floor. T12 RosT—1. \RGK ~UNNY ROOM FOR 3 with bosrd; $18 cach: use parior and piano, 808 VAN, NESS AVE—NEWLY FUR- nishied +anny rooms or suite, with board. 1080 LUSH, Nk COR. LEAVENWORTH— Large front room; board for two, $:0. O0OM FUR 2 GENTLEMEN WITH BOAKD: tv German home cooking: $5 a week. 625 Valen- cia st. OTEL BERTLING, 714 BUSH—A FAMILY hotel: refer-nces: all modern conveniences: Kulston tab es, if d¢sired: new management. CHILDREN BOARDED. ADY HAVING REFINED PROTESTANT 4+ hume desires few chi dren to boa 12; mother's care; plano; home or schoo! ton: terms reasonable A. A., box 76, this office. ERMAN LADY WISHES BABY TO BOARD; g00d home. 42535 Hayes at. ESPECTABLE WOMAN WOUID LIKF IN- fant or children 10 board; best of core given; terms $6 per mooth. Cal. or address 3631 Twen. ty-first st.. sbove Charch. NT HOME FOR CHILD; NO OTHER 654 Jessie st. LEASA children. FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS. 01TAGE, 4 ROOMS, BATH: IF YOU WANT bargain, examine and make offer: some cash, balance on good terms, or exchi W. M., box 50, Call Office. ACIFIC INCUBATOR, VERY CHEAP; 200d as new. Cull Tul O ~ALE—ENGLISH-MADE HORSE SAD- dle; good state: cheap. 17 Stockton st, rm. 77. NO. 1 FRESH MILCH COW: CALF 8 days old. Apply 1429 Shotwell st., near 28th. 7OR SALE CHEAP_THOROU GHBRED polater. 2204 Plne st. FAMILIAR SPIRIT. 1 SAMUEL, 28TH CHAPTER. “OH! YE OF LITTLE FAITH." This too materialistic generation, steeped fn lux- 'y and_biuse from a surfeit of pieasures, are blind 0 the xreatest opportunities through unbe- Lief in the higher sources of knowlede and spir- itua, guidance, sach as have lu past ages shaped the deatiules of the greatest individuals and na tions. Huwan life1s made op of & multiplicity of inter- ests, and ever and anon there comes & time (0 every mortai when in biiterness of spirit they have cried, Would that I had warning ere this came top.ss. There are none spared these irials of patieiice, though some by a greater mental en- dowment aud higher gifis avold for a time the pittalls into which those less f vored fall In the perron of Mrs Nash remarkable ry gitts were cusily mani- fested to herseit in perplexing aud as- tounding ways Finally recogniziog the power conferred upon her, her aim has been to Tefine, deve op aud uplif o that degree of tific accuracy that its benefits may devolv her fellow creatures. These wonderful and in- scrutavle insiitutions brought into subjective con(rol are now at the service of the humble or the great without distinction or reservation. Every fndividual i+ entitied to meec with the success and happiness in life that their al.ity, ambitio . and courage demand, yet many are uggiing (hrongh life, fighting & losing battle Dl the many aaversaries which they are forced to_encounter through the unwise selec- tion of & profess on, trade or_businesy for which nature hus not fited them. Mrs Nash reads the life of her fellow creatures a» clearly as an open soroll, poluting out the many faults and_difticul- ties Which hive Kept them from success, which, in man cases, can be remedied through their own efforts. SHE GIVES ADVICE ON BUSINESS SPECU- LaTICN. Investments fnsurance, love, court- ship, marriaze and divorce, setties 'lovers' quarreis, reunites ihe separated and cuuses & speedy and happy marriage with the one of our cholce. The carth reveas to her the hidden treasures buried in ber bosom. >he locates mines, losta s ol ngoods, in erprets dreams. tels of your friends and enemies, removes evil influences, gives advice pertainiug Lo Iawsuits— everything. [he troubled and unfortunate should seck her counsel. Thousands of families loug separated have been reunited by her ef- foria; thousands of hearts made glad th-ough her truthful predictions. She Is ever ready to assist all those with capital to find a sate and 0.d-paying Investment. OLD ESTATS THAT TIME, DISTANCE AND CIRCUMSTANCKS HAVE PUT BEYOND the Teach of the lawyers’ shrewdness Car yet bo ra- covered by securing the proper evidence. Tiis she can o, aud usks no money until the estaie i satisfactorily setsied. There 1s no home so drears and sad, uo iife 50 wrecked or_blignted. no heart 0 sad and lonely, no condition of cir- cumstances 5o complicated or incomprehensible thatcannot be s-t rightand kept right aftera visit 10 this Inspire . prophet of modern times. Call and be convinced of her sup rior power. Isyour husbund or wife unirue? Has the demon rum assailed the happy quietude of your home? Does another share the love and attention that shouid beloug to you? If 50, come ana learna awift and sure remedy that will dispel the dark c.ouas d 1if. the load from your aching heart. Those that are unsuccessful ‘are made prosperous and started on tne road 1o wea th. 1f you have been deceived by the falge predi tions of others do not_despair, but call and be convinced of the avoye statement. Mrs. Nash will not consent to have her ability mensured by any oiher standard (han her own, for there are always partially deveioped medi® ums and cheap pretenders found in every city, bringing disrepute upon the profession. 1t goes without saying that Mrs. Nesh is the peer of all mealums. At a glance she tells full name. No‘hiug (0 be pald in advance, and, if not en- tirely sati-fied, nothing at all. Do you desire ything fairer than (hat? Kesidence, 420 Eddy sirect, betveen I.eavenworth and Hyde. Ofice hours9A. M 108 P. ar. Ladles K celved Only. Nosigus. Permanently located. MRS. NASH. IENTIFIOREVEAL: entire 3 on all affairy; B vice: surs Efiy; ‘mistake im- ‘ost st., nf Larkin. ing excepted; names give: beip: restores lost love by sym possible: fee §1: letter $2. ¥29. OST WONDERFUL OF THEM ALL—MME, LE NURMAND, life-reader: readings 25c; 1ife charts, sho v what and whom to avoid and tne periods in life to muke money; only 82 50: read- ings by mail 50c. 1. 1 Po.k st., near Market. M3E: PORTER, WONDERFUL CLAIRVOY. M ant card-reader, born double vetl and second sight; diagnoses disease, full urenml-g: Ia. BUc; gents $1; palm. and clairv.; sit- $1 60. 136 Turk: ME. ARNDT, GEKMAN FORTUNE-TELL- er; tells past and future: gives picture future husband or wife; 25¢ up: never falis. 957 Harrison. MES CLAVAN RAS RETUKNED AND ¢ N be consuljed on_ all business matters at 808 ' Farrell st 3 eards read rom 760 to 306, M3E. LEGGKTTE, JAFE-READER, PAST, future ana business advice; one price, 25c. 811 Tehama st., near Fourth. MINE CORNER NOTION-~TORE; CHEAP; bakery, cigars, etc. 701 Mission st. NDIAN CURIOS: SKULLS, FLINT ARROW- heads, stone mortars, pesties, vags, baskets ete.: these relics taken from Indian graves and hundreds of years old. 23 Kearny st., room 19. NONSKRVATORY GLASS: 5000 LIGHTS, ) 8x10, In lots 10 SUIL. AL One-haif merket rates HOUSEWORTH, 2019 Sacramen:o st. DOUESTIC SEWING-MA HINE: GOO] der; complete. 1915 Mission st., ne teenth. JURNITUKE-MOVING BUSINESS; LARGE wagon; g0od team; cheap. F. A., box 80, Culi. MPROVED 6-DRAWER SINGER, $25; GOOD Wilcox & Gibbs, $15. 1669 Market st. AFES—NEW AND SECOND-HAND. 609 Market st 7-HORSKE-PUWER ENGINE, 1 4-HORSi- power engine, with toller, gas-engine, lathes, olaners and shapers. 515 Six:h st. },ARS, BACK BAKS MIKRORS SHOW- b cases, “counters, linolenm, offico furniturs, store and office furnitars and fixtures new and second hand. J. NGONAXN, 3017-1UL9-1021-3043 Mission ac, above Sixth. |JUILERSENGINES, 1D-HAN D MACHINERY water-pipes. Mcintosh & Wolpman, 157 Beala OFFEE MILL SCALES, LETTER PRESS stand desk, money till, sate; cheap. 102 Clay. BAks, SHOWCASES, COUNTERS, SHELY. ing, etc., bought and sold. 1068 Mission, nr. 7eh. ARGE DUUBLE COMPARTMEANY GOIN bank sate; chean. & Mission st EW ELMWOuUD RANGES ARE THE BEST. W. & RAY MFG. CO, 12 California st. MEUIUM AND LARGE-SIZE far proof sate. 109-111 Marker sa NE SMA tire and bu; BICYCLES. ADY’S BICYCLE FOR SALK: USED VERY ifttle. Address B. N., box 104, Call Office. AVE 5 HIGH-GRADE BICYCLE~ THAT I must sell: sacrifice. B. M., box 9, Call Office. ICYCLE SACRIFICE TO SAVE BONDS- men: 1 or 100: wholesale price for cash. Specifications and particulars, Atlorney at Law, box 1259, Sun Jose, Cal. 'Q@ EOWLER, EQUAL TO NEW, 8 Stearns, model a, $35; suaps in tendems. Golden Kule Bazaar Cycie Department, 25 Geary. ANDEMS, ~96” PATTEKN, GOOD AS NEW, $70 and upward: bargains in second - hand phesis. Goldun Eu'e Busar cycie deparimens Geary st. —_— LICENSES. The following marriage licenses have been ed by the County Clerk’s offic Paul B. Gillet and Alexandrine Lcard, 35—30. Jonathan Brown and k. M. Huntington, 27—18. Benedetto Pegano and Ame:{a Mangini, 30—18. Louls « ecter and W. telen Voss, 26—20. Martin Hosken and Ida Preston, 37—27. Carl P. Franklin and Ester Johanson, 2! Chas. J. Falk and Juanita K. Hes Inge; and Flien 1 BIRTHS—MARRIAGEN—DEATHS. Irth, 1oarriage and dea b notices sent by mal | o 18 nacrian. | Tnay. must be handed in y& elther of the publication oOffices und be indorsad withthe name and residence of persons aushorize d tohave the same publishs L. | BORN. BAIKIE—In Lorin, May 11, 1897, to the wife of James Balkie, a son. CLARK—In this ciiy, May 8, 1897, to the wife of C. C. Clark, a son. COHEN—May 11, 1897, to the wife of Herman Cohen, & daughter. DIAZ—In this city, May 14, 1897, tothe wife ot Peter Diaz, a sou. EUBANKS—In this city, May 7, 189 wife of J. W. Kubiuks. ason. FRASER—T0 the wife of D. W. Fraser, & son. KENNEDY—May 5, 1897, tothe wifeof W.J. Kennedy, a daughuer. LOUGHERY—In this city, May 14, 1897, to the wife of Roberc J. Loughery, a son. LOWE—ID this city, May 14 1897, tothe wite of 'W. H. Lowe, a daughter. MORTON —Iu this city, Ma~ 18, 1897, to the wite of Robert L. Morton, a son. TREZISE—Xay 13, 1597, 0 the Wife of A. G. Tresiss, a daughter. —In Elmhurst, May 8, 1897, to the wife of Frank Storer, a son. WHITFIELD—In this city, May 10, 1897, to the wife of A A. Whitfi-Id. s son B —— MAKKIAGE —2 85—26. 0. to the MR& BARRETT HAIGH, MEDIUM: TELLS everyihing you wish (o know, 50c. 116a Grant ave. M2E. MELBOURNE, GIFTED CLAIRVOY- ant; never fails; call and be convinced. 4.9 Geary st., room 23, second floor: 25c. ONSULT LUCKY MEDIUM: READS FROM crad e to grave; 26c. 41 Minna st., basement. MME RAVENA BEADS LIFE FLUENTLY; business advice; names given; 366 up.5 Fourth MARGLKD, ALEXANDER—ODELL—In Saa Anselmo, May 12,1897, by the Rev. Willlsm Alexander, D.D., William '8 Alexander and Ada L. Odell, both of San Franeisco. HICKEY—LaMMON—In this clty, April 21, 1837. st St James Church, by the Rev. Father Lynch. William J. Hickey an1 May E. Lammon. KRONHOLM—MATHAWS_In this clty, May 12, 1897, by the Rev. James Woodworth, 'Kdward M. Kronholm of San Francisco and Fanny K. Mathews of Arcats, Cal DIED. Knowles, Mrs. Mary Lawier. Peter H. Lehmann Charles W. Lucich, ¥rancisco Lyneh, Loretta McCaw. Daniel Polk, John M. Thomson, Mary M. Ickelneimer. Panilne Vaccarl, Coarles M. Jones, Thomas H. Watkins, Elizabeth AHRENS—In this city, May 13, 1897, Nicolaus Abrens, beloved brother of Mrs. A. Wiiligas, and nephew of Diedrich N. and George M. Abrens, Mrs J. D. Bullwinkel and Mrs. H. Ge'scnen, a nativeof Kuhsteat, Amt Bremer- Vorde, Germuay. agel 22 years 2 months aud 1 day. " A member of Hanuoveraner Ve B Friends and acaualntances ars Tespect- fully fnvited o attend ihe funeral TH1S DAY (Sunday), at 2 o'clock P. i, from Unlon-square Hali, 421 Post street. beiween Powell and Ma- son.” Remains at the parlors of H.F. Suhr & Co., 1209 Mlasion screet. near Eighth. Inter- meni L 0. 0. F. Cemetery. CARLSON—In this citv. May 12, 1897, Catle A.. beloved nusband of Mrs. Maria Sophia Carlson. father of Saima Maria and Carie Walter Carl- on, coustn of Mis, Hiida Olsen, and brother-in- lawot Mr. and Mrs. J. B. ahigren, & native of Swe len, azed 52 years and . 8 days. A Friends and acquaintances are respect fuly invited to astend the funeral THIS DAY (Sunday), st 1:50 o'clock ». .. from the par- lors of J. L Godeau, 505 Montgomery avenue, thence to Forvsiers” Hall, 103 O'Farrell sireet. where services wlil_be heid nuder tne auspices of Cour: Bohemia No. 8023 A. O. F. JOSEPH CHARPIOT. CHAMBERLIN—In this city, May 13, 1897, Jo- seph P., beloved husbaud of Ameila Chamber- 1in, aud father of Hlilda Chamberiln, a nauve of Ne'w York, aged 67 years. A9 Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY (Sunday), at 2:30 o'clock P. ., from Bethany Cougrexational Church. coraer of Bartleitand Twenty-fit:h streets. Luterment private, Masonic Cemetery. COBLENTZ—In thts city, May 14,1897, Rosalla, beloved sister of Mayer and Charles Coblentz, & nadve of Lixheim, Lorraine, France, aged 28 years. COLEMAN—The final intermen: of Mary A., be- loved wife of William J. Coleman, mother of Mrs. Mary 1'uckins, Mrs. A<nes Thornagle. Mrs. Isabella Wrignt and Alexanter Stuari, and sis- ter of Charis Jarrett, a native of Scotland, aged 69 years 10 months and 11 days, will take piace THIS DAY (Sunday), at Cypress Lawn Ceme- tery. Friends are reapectfully Invited to atted. Private funeral-car by the eiectric rond will ieave Eiguteenth and Guerrero sireets at 1 o'clock P. M. sharp. GUDDE~—In tnis city, May 15, 1897, Marinus B , belovea husband of Nellle Gudde, native of Holland, azed 70 years 7 moaths aad 3 days. HOLLIDAY—Tn this city, May 10, 1397, Mar garet, beloved wifo of the late Joan Hoiliday, and beloved mother of Mrs. H. McCaffery ani Willlam. John. Joseph, David and the lae Laura Hol iday, a native of London, England, aged 65 years A5 Friends and acquaintances are respec:. fully fnvitea to attend the funeral TUESDAY, May 18, 1897. at 9 0'clock A. M., from her iate residenco, 218 Stelner sirve: ca (0 Sacred Heart Church, where a requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of her soul, commen iug at 9:30 0'clock 4. M. interment Mount Cal- vary Cemetery. HORTON—In Austim, Nev., May 13, 1897, Kob- ert Lunn. beloved husband of Eleanor E. Horton, and father of R. Morumer Horton and Mrs. J. J. Heuderson, a native of Pittsburg, Pa.,aged 65 years 7 months and 1day. B3 Friend: and acquaintances are respaci- fully invited to attend the funeral services TO-MORROW (Monday), at 2 o'clock P. M. under the auspices of the L O. O, ¥. at thelt hall, corner of Marke: and seventh streets. ICKELHEIMER—(n Mountain View, Santa Clara . County, Cal. May 13, 1497. Pauline, beloved motherof Henry and Samuel Ickelheimer and Mrs. J. Wellheimer, a native of Germany, aged 62 venrs, A-Friends and acquaintances are respect. fully invited to attend the funerat TH1S DAY (Sunday). at 10:15 o'clock . M.. from 12834 weary sireet. luterment Home of Peace Cems- terv. by train leaving Third and Townsend streots at 11:30 o'clock A M. JONES—In this cluy, May 15,1897, Thomas H., beloved husband of Jenaie . Jones, a native of Pengeiligfa. North Wales. aged 46 years 8 months aud 15 days. B Friends aad scqualntances are respect- fully Invited 0 a:tend the faneral TO-MORROW Anrens, Nicolaus Carlsou, Carle A. Chamberlin, Joseph P. Coblents. Rosalis Coleman, Mary A. Gudde. Marinus B. Holliday. Marzaret Horton, Robert L. (Monday), at 2 o'clock P. M. from the family residence. 2112 Steluer street. Iinterment pri- vate. Please omit lowers. ENOWLES—In Almaden, Mrs. Mary Carson. beloved wi May 15. 1897, of the late Dr. Calvin C. Kuowles of Alameda, & nacuve of Michizan, azed 64 vears 9 months and 4 davs. A Friends fally invited to (Monday). at 9 Hill Cemetery, San Jose. at 11:30 o'clock 4. X. LAWLLGR—In this city, May 14, 1897, Peter H. Deloved husband of Johanna Lawler. an1 father ot Mrs. Charies H. Long and_Dantel. Martin J.. James. William and Charies H. Lawler. a native of Maryborugh, Queens County, Ircla'd aged 56 years 7 monins and 15 days. [Beloft (Wis.) aud Waterbury papers please copy. | - Friends and acquainiaices are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY (Sunday), at 7:30 o'clock A.M. from his Iate resideuce, 14 Heron strest, off Kighth, becween Folsom and Harrison, thence to St. Joseph’s Church, where a requiem bigh mass will bs celebrated fOr the repose of his soul, commenc- ing at 8 o'clock 4. M. lutermen: Holy Cross Cemeter: LK HMANN—In this city. April 25, 1897, Charles W., dearly be.oved son of Caristian und Sophie Lehmann, sod brother of Mrs. Herman Kohl- moos ana Louisa, Tillle, Sophie and Chrls Leh- mann, a native of San Francisco, azed 28 years. LUCICA—In this city, May 14 1897. Francisco, deariy beloved son of Vincent and Lucy Lucich, anative of San Franclsco, aged 1 year and § months. #@Friends and acqualntances ars respect- ful'y invited t0 atzend -he funeral THIN DAY (Sunday), at 1:30 o'clock P.)t.. from the resi- dence of his parencs, 826 Broadway. Interment 1 0. O. F. Cemster. LYNCH~—In this city, May 13. 1597, Loretta. be- loved daughter of Daniel and Catherine Lynch, ana sister of Danfel. Kaie, Juwia and Mary Lynch. a native of San Francisco, aged 1year 5 monchs and 5 asys. a-Friends and acqualntauces are respect fuily invited to attend tue funerai THIS DAY (Sunaay), at 10 o'clock 4. M., from the resi- dence o her pareats, 2743 Bryant avenae. io- termeac Holy Cross Cemetery. McCAW~—In this city, May 15,1897, Daniel Mc- Caw, beloved :ataer of Mrs. Ueding and Daniel and Sadie McCaw, a native of Lreiand. aged 56 years. B3 Friends and acauaintances are Tespeot fuliy invited to attend the funeral TO-MOKLOW (Monday), at B o'clock A.M.. from the resl- dence 01 his son-in-law, W. F. Oeding, 3667 Twenty-first 8 reet, thence (o the ferry at che 1000 Of Markel sireet to conuect with the 0'clock A. M. boat. lntermen: Livermore Ceme- terv. POLK—In Ukiah, May 14, 1897, John M., beloved i 1 ex of Eugene D. Polk, and brother of Annie P. Polk and Mrs. W. f. Miller, a native of San Francisco. ag d 34 years 8 montbs and 24 days. AF-Frionds anu acquatniances ar: respe fally Invited L0 attend the faneral TO-MORROW (Monday), at o'clock P. M., from Centenary Mechodist Episcopal ¢ hurch Soutn, Bush street, between Gough and Octavia. In‘erment L O O. F. Cemetery. Remaiusat 1200 Go.den Gate avenue, THOMSON—In this city, May 16, 1897, Mary M., belaved wife of Tnomas Thowson, and motner of Robert W.. Franc.s M. and Carl R. Thomson, a native of Ohio, ased 40 years 6 montha aud 23 days. #3-Friends snd ncauaintances are respect- fuily in vited to actend the funeral TO-MORKO W (Monday), at_1 o'clock P. M., from her late residence, 43 Hill street. beiwsen Valencia and Guerrero. Interment Cypress Lawn Cemerery. VACCARI—In this city, May 18, 1897, Charles M.. beloved husband of Kate Vaccarl, s native of France, aged 58 years. #3-Friends andacquaintances are respeot- fully invited to attand the funersl THIS DAY (Sunday), at 2 O'clock r. ., from Memorlal Hall, L . O. F. bullding, corner Ssventh and Markeu strests. N. B.—Funeral under the aus- pices of Tempiar Ludge No.17, 1 0.0 F. In- terment Laurel Hill Cemetery. Remains at par- lors of H. C. Porter & Co.. 122 Eddy street. WATKINS—In this city, May 15, 1897, Eliza- beth, eldest and beloved daughter of Margare. Watkins, azed 24 years. A Friends are respecitully invited to atten1 the funeral THIS DAY (Sunday), at 3 o'elock .M, trom the famlly residence, 3715 1 wen leth sireet. Inierment Cypress Lawn Cemetery, by elec'ric iine. ——eeeeeeeeeee em—— s ot e MCAVOY & GALLACHER, FUNERAL DIRECTORS & EMBA LMERS, 20 Fifth St., Opp. Lincoin School. Telephone South 80. NOTIUE.—THE BUSINESS OF McAVOY & GALLAGH:R wili be conducted a: the 0id_siand. No. 20 Fifth street, for the benefit of the widow of the Inte HENRY J. GALLAG HER and bis sisier, MISS ANNIE F, GA LLAGH HER. NS H. ). GALLAGHER. ANNIE B, GALLAGHKR. AS. ENGLISH. T. R CAREW CAREW & ENGLISH, LADERTAKERS AND EMBALMER% FUNERAL DIRECTORS, 10 Van Ness ave., near Marce. ac, ows £rancises Telephone So. 156. ¥. 1. GUNTZ. H. W. GANTNER. GANTNER & GUNTZ, Funeral Directors and Embalimers. SKand 10 CITY MALL SQUARK. Telephone South 432 LAUREL HILL CEMETERY ASSOCIATION 15 PREPARED TO CONTINUE THE SALR Of burial piats and graves in lis cometery and give deeds. Ferpeiual care of lots will be arranged for at the iperintendent’s office at the cemetery, cornef Bush sireev and Central avenue Nan Francisco, The director of the work of the Palesti exploration fund is reported to have dis. covered the staircase leading to the Pool of Siicam. The stuircase is forty feet wide and extends back from the pool a distance of 200 feet. RICHMOND NOW MEANS BUSIESS, Will Hold a Mass-Meeting for the Removal of the City Cemetery. A Number of Eminent Orators Asked to Address the People. Increased Schon Accommo!ations De. manded in That S:ction of the Citv. The Richmond district of San Fran. cisco is progressive. The people dwelling there know what they want un? manage through force of well-directed agitation to obtain recognition. They bave three schools, an engine-house, a branch of the Free Public Library, station M of the Postoffice, electric light and gas, fairly good streets, ample streetcar incilxue_s, the best drainage system on the peninsula and the lowest death rate in town. Oue subject is uppermost in Richmond, and that relates to the proposed removal of the City ;Cemetery. As regards the closing of Laurel Hill, Calvary, Masonic and Odd Fellows' cemeteries there is a division of sentiment. 25, The Richmoud District Association is not willing to let the subjct rest, so far as the city cemetery is concerned. BEf« forts are being made by the circu- lation of a petition to arouse the Western Adaition. The leading spirits of this agi- ‘ation are President Hobbs and Secretary Maloney of the Richmond Improvement Club. They hope toawaken so much pub- lic interest in the matter that the Point Lobos Improvement Club, a remarkably strong and active organization of which Mr. Fletcher is president, will join hands with the other ctub. ‘At a meeting of the executive commite tee of tne Richmond District Improve- ment Association, held on Friday, it was decided to bold a mass-meeting to advo- cate the removal of the City Cemetery from the district, on Friday evening, May 21, at Simonds Hall, corner Fourth ave- nue and California street. It was reported that Mavor Phelan, ex- Mayor Sutro, William M. Bunker, Eugene Deuprey, Dr. H.J. Bougbton, M.D. (ex- Surgeon-General of the State of Oregon), Hon. 8. M. Shortridge and other eminent speakers had been invited to address the meeting. The following were chosen to act as vice- presidents of the evening: A. Sbarboro, J. C. Jordan, Charles W. Sutro, Prentice Smith, Dr. F. B. Petrie, M. V. Samuels, J. C. Brickell, 8. M. Darbee, E. M. Van Frank, T. J. Glynn, George T. Marsh and J. T. Mabey.. A general invitation was extended to all in favor of the movement to attend. ‘Walter T. Lyon, th- editor of the Rich- mond Banner, is sure that the district ought to have increased scnool accommo- dations. The existing schools are now crowded. Next mounth the Maria Kip Orphanage will he occupied, ana that occapancy will bring seventy additional children of schoo! age to the district. The notion in Richmond is that there should be constructed on the present Sutro scuool site a brick edifice of ei -ht rooms. While the light at Richmond is good, as far as it goes, more licht would be ac- ceptable, and the Supervisors may be en- lightened on this point. The rooms in the Ryer building on the corner of Clement streef and Fourth ave- nue are beiog put in shape for Branch No. 4 of the ree iibrary. Tne rooms wiil be ready for the books by June 1. i st One-twelfth of the population of Eng. land suffers from gout. A physician says that this malady is often due to excessive use of meat. HQTEL ARRIVALS \ GRAND HOTEL. A B Bareman, Chicago F A Poole, Red Biuft C Z Knight, Folsom Mrs G ~hepherd, Salinas Miss Sheplerd, Salinas G H shepherd, Salinas Mrs J W Kursbers. Sacto Mis« Karshers. Sacto W T Hamiitos & w, Ogn L W Fuiworth, Modesto E D McCabe, Sacto ET Breen, Saiin-s N C Latham, Chicago J b Wright, Sacramen o Miss H Wright, S+ to C Anderson. Denver, Lol W Patrick, 1.0s Angeles R Outman. Los Gaios MasterOatman,Lostsatos Mrs hoper, New York Miss ldn Roper, > Y Miss | King, Pittsburz M s Mitchell, Chicago Miss Mi cheil. Chicago Mrs C ks Gil , Chicago Miss Gill, Chicago Miss Dibb e. Michigan C S Swigit, Boston Heien Smith, sacto C'S Groon, Sali 1as UM Davis&w, ~evada G L McCandiess Sacto J ¥ Green, Sacramento § W Smith, Chicago © Clark. Napn Miss C nrk, X apa Mark Walter, Fresno L' A Grozer, New York W A Grozer. 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