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14 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, O SRR e R e e e e R s i e R b e e e e JULY 11, 1897. HOUSES TO LET. HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS. ROOMS TO LET-—Continued. Brannan Street. WORTH— LEAV 1997 FINE ST, NEAR LEAVEN WORTH- 227 Cotraity '1ovaied; 11 rooms, bath, etc.: Sl e in goot condli on: rent Feasonable. Appiy MAD- | JOO BRANNAN-S NICE SUNNY ROOMS JSON & BURKE. 22 for housrke #5. FOz HOWA: D— OF 10 LARGE Layant Sireet. SECIC LI FRONT ROOMS C MPLETE FOR HOUSE- Bryant st.. cor. Ninth. 6 ROOMS AN 507 ulcm‘ keeping. 110 ar Buchana - Street. stro == 9 ROOMS, BATH ‘QUNNY CORNER HOUSE ! % > & CASTR! 1 and 3 100m+ in basement; newly painted; $43. | 4()7 CASTR S Cad, Inwn of BOWeE. 1 8180 | resarmrrey oo iy = or 5 unfurnished sunny rear, large yard. cneap. | " P) E HOME: | ume as rent. rudy EWLY FURNISHED HOUSE- oms.| trest. 0 cash: talance THE MCCAKTHY C... 646 ) EDDY — 1204850 = WALrK FREE: REDUCED F | £45; 1408 Calirornia st., near Hyde. fine | sunny house, 10 rooms and bush: bargain. | 4 31th Stroee. | SHAINWALD, BUCK & €0, +18-220 Mont- | N sl ONGEOE i - | 314 s housenceping rooms, siove, vath £ =100 ard. HOUSE AND STABLE: LA vate; $i0. 11 Alemany st. off ~eventeenth. 1 0isom Sireo.. (5,2 FOLSOM, NR_SIXTH—FURNISHED | 953 Rouseeeping rooms. Grant Avenue. ARG e New Cloy 1J0r CALL ipr on SN 1 REDUCED: 113 Larkin s-.. oppos RANCH OF F1CK Wane ns R LOANED « N DIAMONDS, WATCH- slskins Uncle Harrs,16Grsnt av. Hurricon Street. ~& ) HARRISON—2 SUNNY FRONT ROOMS 1 2V turnished complete for housekeepiag. o HOUSES AUCTION; 5: cost $600. 4US’ FURNISHED QURNITUR vate sale: Thirieenth s: ARGE SUNNY 3 suites: $3 and §11. near Mis«io.. PRI- , ETC., AT 6 rooms for §7 Howard Street. HOWARD—2 FRONT SUNNY ROOMS furnish- d; snitable for three gentlemen. HOWARD, COR. THIRD—FINELY furnished front rooms, en suite or singl " FURNISHED FRONT 7 Twenty-sixth st., 534 704 cheap. T Q HOWARD—8 CONNECTING ROO VS, { . O housekeecping; also other housekeeping; reasonable. LET. | Secoanashaes] | | COTTAGES UNNY COTTAGE, 4 ROOMS, HALL AND | basement; large yard und chicken-house; rent $11. 141 Ei ., bet. Kighteenth and Nine- teenth; Castro cable or kighteenth electric-car. TO +0 HOWARD — LARGE SUNNY BAY: 1068 Findow suite for housekecping; kitche: & BAY-WINDOW COTTAC Ssoisleie F11. Y Coltins st near Gear: — SRR 9 HOWARD—2 OR 8 LARGE SUNNY No1TAGE 8 NioE ~UNNy ROoMS FOR | 1 214 furnished or unfarnished housekeeping ) house<eeping; rent $9. arreli 8. | rooms. NUTTAGE OF 6 ROOMs: MODEKN IM- | 700 HOWARD_2 ROOMS FURNISHED ) provemen's. Call grocery, Twenty-seventh | 1 324 compiete sor hocsekeeping. Jdackson and Alabama, reet. () SANCHIZ ST. — 5-ROOM 1302 557 indow, batn and basement. e | 3019 JAcksoN, IN EGANT RESI- 5T S CoME 5585 o1 %) Geuce: 8 nirnished houseceeping room: 11, COTTAGES HOOMS. 3385 TWENTY- |5 tn front: 1 beautiful double room; kitchen: DAL sixth st vear Mission. i ) FM=: NEW:OR WILL ~ELL: $50 CASH, $10 eyece 646 M 4 THE MCCARTHY CO. B Y FURNISHED ROOM: UNNY 4-KOOM (OTTAGE: Y O §11; key 623 Second, near § PLEASANT COTTAG: bach, etc., in Brrseiey, Langton Street. T HOME OF 6 ROOMS, wdjofoing the Univer- 1 c .| §) 91 LANGTON—2 Ot 3 UNFURNISHED Si-y: wide, brord veran! with charming land 1 ] 3 a1 scape and marine views: flowers inwn, good u‘hlr—r. "‘1 e Sroum o 7'“1“1’\ rent low . iahed 1 uoiurnished: chesp to good ten: e MURI'HY, 68 Marxet Lulklj] sStreevt. i T GOTTAGE © RO | Q17 LARKIY — SUNNY FURNISHED 1) BAKER ST.— CUTTAGE 6 ROOMS, s7 @[5 FACH - BUGR0S EUTRELO i Lewis Street. near Twentietn st.: 2 nice cotiazes of - 5 Sl e ascil: ahony RnUCrHan sou ttiem: LEWIS, OFF TAYLOR, NR. POST—4 UN- BUCKB..x& | AVE., | | 18 foruished sunny rooms: £16 mouth. 213 SHA NWaLD, & . gomery e - | 3 lsston stree:. $20 re desirable and cozy. | £(+] MISSION, NR SECOND—SUNNY BED- f‘u':}\'\\',\u 0% soa | D61 Toom and kitchen: farnished: rent §10. = FURNISHED MISSION — FINFLY front and back parlor; kitchen. 1241 FURNISHED as Moss Sireet. OFF HOWA D, NR. SEVENTH—2 furnished comp'ete for housekeeping. FLAT 28, Call from 2 . near Howard. | 1CELY 10 N {OMPLETE 7 ¥ steady roomers 818 coal and fwenty rai s p | Natoma Street. ‘G( NATOMA—2 LARGE SUNNY ¢ turaished for housekeeping; rang AND B How ROOMS ard; §7. BSTER AND FILL- BET. W1 [2 more— Beautiful sunny -modern fu ed | s i flat of 6 rooms ani piano: larze flower a ATOMA, AR FOUKTH—SUNNY urivilege of 1eniing s.able w.th 4 sialls ana car- d Tooms for housekeeping; yards riage-hos ren: rexsonatle; reference given and required. rezsonable. Pearl Street. PEARL, COR. MARKKT, OPP. OCTAVIA— 2 or 3 well furnished housekeepig rooms. FLATS LET MOPERN FLATS, electric gas lizhting: $18 and $2 near Sixieerth: Dumercus car lines & Cu., 118 Montzomer; ; Guerrero, W. H. CRIM Fowel! Stree:. POWFLL— FRONT SUNNY ROOMS; complete light housekeeping; also others. 51 6 HOOMS: BATH 71k Shoiwell st., fifthh und Twenty six b REST Twenty- Stevenson dlreet. (49 STEVENSO . BET. SEVENTH AND =~ Eighth — Furnished rooms; light house- keeping if desired: bath: central. N H FLAT: 4 ROOMS: 54 Twen y-_hird st Y LINT washh D FR RANKLIN. BRT. M caALiISLER AND ) Fulton—k st v 3 rooms: Cheap. 0M~; MODERN. T en.y-tuird. 51 “hara S r_)('s) THIRD—TWO FRONT ROOMS FOR 20Z housekeeping, $9: one large housekeeping 51 St., 1 IDDLY Fl 5% Fair O AT | %14 \Y-WINDJW FLAT: 4 KOOM=, 14 |700m.%8 D14, vorw st bevween Tixi aid sevéan, | resE e ey " FLAT: 7 ROOMS: B, | 7 TWENTY-SLCOND ST., NEAR VA- i GaNT Lty T rooNs; BaTH: Lad- | 3337 [T Lare sunny sulte: nousekespin:s U est, improvements. 3540 i werty g if desired. N near Valencia, | Vau Nee«s Avenua. ) LATS; 26x75. 8 LANGTON | Dz err S veuth and Howard | . bt o b —_— — — | Q 7~ VAN NESS,CORNKR-3SUNNY FRONT O UFPER AND LOWE:: axD 2a2 | Ol { surnished housekeepins, $25: also unfur- = Stanier, b 1 Harri on £ | nished. Q FLATS OF 4 ROUMS; §8, 59, $10. 24 CH 3 ley st., o iarriso t. s-venih 2nd Eighth, | ROOMS TO LET. FOUR LARGK “UNNY KOUMS AND T . 214 Eieveuth st., nem Howard, | Anthony: Strosts NTHONY-SU 5cand $1 per weel 6 ROOMS, BATH Y FURNISHED ROOM: 41 Thir een h st nea: 3A~EMEN Saucoez. ROOAMS, Bartiett Street. 10 Als BY THE DAY OR oom; conservatory. P ELY ~usom SUNXNY LOW. bath: big yard. 1 1) DE—~USNY UPFER KLAL OF 4 2 rooms. Ajpy 418 Bryant Streec. R CI1Y HaLL: ELEGANT FLAT; 5 | A e R ONE & 1 e ot | 3 BRYANT—4 ROOMS, FRONT, $8 PER AN rooms; bath. 10 Grove'si: rent$:4. ‘ 94 Biontt s S oo T ey 1517 3 MISSION, NEAR ELEVSNTH — 6| o 1517 3 larse suany rooms; baih; laundey | Stree.. water free, TPPER BUSH ST.—NICE SUNNY FURNISHED rooms. ¢ — | 49, OF HOUSE OF 5 ROOMS; | - < = | er Ok NEW HOUSEKREP- | (°f OLD RUN HOUSE, 7 GRANT AVE., OFF T NMarket—Sunny :ite; sunny 16)ms with ran- ning water: Grant Avenue. man and wifs or iwo men; §1 50 week. es,jewel ONEY 1 MON D=, WATCH- le Harris. [5Grantav. ANIED ON DI ry.s~alskins, U JESSIE — LARG K I dow room, also single room; private family: visme Strec.. SUNNY BAY-WIN- 516 JONES—SU N furnished; running water: elso one siogle once Strosi. Y PARLOR SUITE, UN- RLINGTON HOUSE. 127 KEARNY — Pleasant sunny rooms, en pri- = first Ciass 10 every resject; Lerms reasonable. Kearny Street. sulte and single; 101 LEAVENWORTH—-LARGE froat unfurnish-d room; xas; §6. Leavenworin sireei. SUNNY &850 day. MARKET—FLEGANT SU: el ke . Raes | NN Y ROOMS, week, mo ; reasonab e; new mangemt. KANCH tion in I reading-room. i 0 prices; private roums, .E, 861 MAKKE!; RkDUC- 15¢, 20c, 25¢; LK HOUSE, 86314 MARKET ST.—ROOMS 20c, 25¢ to 5UC night: 31 10 $2 week. FDUCATIONAL. INGING—VOIC#S » UCCESSFULLY DE- ve.oped in volume, compass and quality, and care fuily tr.ned sor solo work in puolic: form puplls and refcrences: iranz Veiter, Adelnide etchon, Dan Moirison, Albani, De Solis, La Granze, Marchesi, Marie Haiton, Amy [esie Grice Greenwood, Helen Po ete. For in- suiuction anl ierins apply to CLAKKE'S vocal studios, Spencer Piano o, 933 Mar<et streer, Sprecke s’ buildi NDEKRSON'S ACADEMY AND SCH: OL OF Mathema ics; pupils prepared in day and evering ciusses a'd Ly private lessons for Caliror- ix and Siauford universities: teachers' niarine ensincers’ and ¢ vil service examinations; special cvening classes: n athemuilcs, meshanical draw- ing: high-scio 1 pup‘ « coached: two scholarships in University of Califorma, smouuting to $500 per annuni, given ercu year 10 the two bighest gradu- ates. R., 408 Parroit buflding. LOST OST—JULY 2. NEAR PIGEON POINT ighibouse, a young black and white shepherd dog; L n marks; bobiail: named Pete: §5reward for informution. Address H. E. JANES, box 169, Campbeil, Santa Clara ¢o.. Cal MARKET ST., BRETWE Return 24 Franklin OST—_PURSE O 4 J0%es und Van Ness ave. st. nnd receiva rewerd. e —LADY'S DIAMOND AND TUKQUUISE pin; liberal renard. 3519 Nineteenth st. L:\l-b'l': YEL OW MA-TIFF: SCARON LEFT shoulder: reward, 252 Fell s 0ST—LAKGE BLACK NEWFO. dog. Liberal re.ard at $20 Su ONEY LOANED ON DI . MONDS, WATCH- es.jewdlry,sealskins. Uncle Harris.12Grant av, M JESWNS - GIVEN 1N HEBREW =LAN- suage to youths and adults of all creeds; also iransiations done in English, German. Ku siin d Hebrew anguages: Hible illustraion a specialty . Address Professor ROBEKT BENJA- MIN. 759 Harrison st., city. T T-DAYEUOK (k¢ RUIT AND PLULTRY stund. Keward at 155 1 hird st. h, ONDAY, POCKET-BOUK, KEYS AXND minit g3tock; ransfer siopped; reward. Re- turn to 90 Ship.ey s, cor. Fourth. EALD'S BUSINESS COL.LEGE, 24 POSI— Baokk: epinz, business practice, shorthand, typing, le.egraphy. languages knglish branches, o ec.rical eiginecring: 20 teachers: 15,000 gradu- ates: day and evening sessious: catalogue. ) KES' LUSINEsSS COLLEGE, 325 MONT- gomery 8..: individual instruction in short- band, typing, bookkeepiug, ielegraphy, etc.; lite ‘holarship $50; low rates per weex and wonih. GINEEELING SCHUOL: CIVIL, ELECL, mining. mech., survey, assay.archit.; dayd eve.: est. 1884. A. VAN DER NAILLEN, 983 Market. J OSEMITE night, 86¢ 10 $1; HOUSL, 1045 MARKET—PER week, $1 50 to $5; famliles. 333 McAILISTER—SUNNY FURNISHED room; running water: bath. BicAllister Strees. ELASCO'S LYCEUM SCHUOL OF ACTING— Private theatricals ; puplls rehearsed on stage. K b and 12, 1.0.0. ock, 7th and Mkt PANISH CLASSBES FOR_BEGINNERS h i.;u" %3 a month. Room 10, Y. M. C. A. ui:ding. 37 MINNA—SUNNY RONT ROOMS SUIT- able for 1 or 2 persons; moderate. Munna Street. 545 MINNA—FUR: suitable for 1 or 2 \.SHED FRONT KOOM; cheap ient. AN 667 nished bay-window room; $1 per week. A, COR. EIGHTH—NEWLY FUR- M 20c lodsiny Mission s ONTANA HOUSE everything new and clean; the best 10¢, i5¢, Suind Fireo.. JUST OPENED; house in Frisco; give usacall. 76434 DOFLAR Ihird—Large furnished room. HOUSE, 704%; MISSION, NEAR 1 8150 1o vl [Re) $8 per mon| MISSION, NEAR FOURTH 2 1y turnished sunuy tront room 2 NIUK th, H family ANCOC K JHOUNE, inL Y00mI1 i MISSION. £FLFCT $160 1083 per week. 11463 ‘.«n\sxffi' (GA 1 E)— ROOMS; FIN, ight, quiet: $3 monih. ARR, THE EXPERT, BOOKS OPENED, 0sed or adjusted: privace iessons in bookkeep- iuglend rapid \uiculazions. 855 Marker, rm. 572 ];OWERS ACADEMY—CR. 12TH AND BR1 SH ) sts., Oakland, Cal.: next term Monday, July 26. EYGHISH AND COMMELCIAL BRASCHES: civilservice;terms low. 1504 Market, Rs.35&58 CTING—LEO COOPEKS SCHOOL OF ACT- ing. 814 Geary st. OOEKPNG. WHKITNG, ARITHMTC, GRAMR, dav & night: nociayses: §5 month. 845 Mission. UITAR, MANDOLIN, PIANO AND VOCAL S lessons: $3 mo. Mary Westhzus. 39 Fifth st INGING, VOICK CULTURE, YARIS GRAD- French : #2'mo. 109 Taylor. HYPNOTISM. LD-ESTABLISHED; TREAT DISEASES ale0 teach. Hypnotic Instizute, 6 O'Farreil st CLAIRVOYANTS. 1352 < MISSION—SUN Y F rooms, double or single, RNISHED 701 rooms. NATOMA, COR, EIGHTH—FURNISH- ed rooms for housekeepin Diromi > rees. also single NINT 2 or single: i 11y 3w F. Y-WIN- 1) dow room; moderate rent; lower flat. Pacific Street. VFW FRANKLIN HOUSE, 321 PACIFIC— b Furnished, and unfurnished rooms: prices low, 239w 108 niree. T—JUST WHAT YOU WAN , comfortable, qu er, convenient. ELE- 9y ro j&Z rms. ST — ELEGANILY FURNISHED i bath; ho .cold water;§8;sunny suites. PO 910 flat for entleman; lavi T—LAGGE ROOM IN PHRIVATE | ory: closet: $7. Rausch Street. 74 RAUSCH—2 DOUBLE ROOMS AND SIN- {4 gie room; newly furnished. - ~ Stevenson Street. 1 STEVENSON, OFF NINTH, NEAR 724 2 Mechanics’ Pavilion—Furnished rooms. JUTTER ed suites and singie: iransient; 25¢ a day up. Sutter Street. HOUSE, 308 SUTTER—FURNISH- MHk manage sunny suites: single: countiy Lians.ent soiic, ted. 30 furn S1ANFORD, TEHAMA, 320Y SUITER—NEW ment; newly riovated and elegant lehama Street. NEAR FOURTH—-SUNNY ished rocms. Telegraph Avenue, Oakland. 1 honse; QTERLIN D furnis e /7 THIRD, NR MA KK LT—QUIET LODGING- Third Street. nL: Lo rStspeciaily: reasonabe | G HOUSE, 404 THIKD — SUNNY | d rooms en suite and sincle: new fire- proot Luiiding; fiist class: terms reasonale. | 11 sins] TURK—LARGE SUNNY BUITES AND LUk Stree.. le rooms: a | conveniences; reasonable. VA furr ished bay-window suite: par or; first floor: nice: modern : private residence Vuu Dess Avento, ESS AVE.— HANDSOME SUNNY tlerms reasonab e HE Jolk st OUSEREEPING Mascellaneous. HUOMS AND OTHERS: ed or partly furnished. Adaress 1602 BO RIVATE board, one large ba | ern conven ARDING AND ROOMS. FAMIL WILL KENT “’l‘l;i wind wroom; every mod- 792 Huight st. | jence. e 4 J ren 3 Eighth st | Carlos Place. | Q CARLOS PLACE, UFF 0’ ARRELL NEAR LAT; 7 LOWER BAY - WINDOW. 16 D L D. rooms; bati; s:atiorary tubs: separae | GARLOS PL, R T SEitoat il a: Tee Atk S, Powell—Large f.0nt 100m in pr.vate family. teenth and Nineteenth, Va'encia a d Gue: | < P ot e ke i % =R | Castro Street. & 1() 1O $12—NICE CLEAN 3 AND 4 ROOM | . 2 Y DI aateh ok soom Mk w b cks tiom | 4()F) CASTRC—2 NICE X¥W HOUSEKEFP. Baldwia © in:: paty furuished: lawn floners: & so SPrCK & CO., 602 M | 3or 5 unfurnished sunny rear; larze yurd; cheap. ALLMOD. RN IM- AY-W NDOW, 4 KCO e I) provements; besement 28 It atave. Eddy Street. 9¢) AU g T, N\NY UNIFUR-| 307 EDDY—COME ABLE ROOM; 10R2 | )& nished rooms: larg: cheap rent. DU gentiemen: low rent: private family. SICELY FURNISHED ~wiadow reom: 2 beds i. required, EODY—LA KGE tiont va N, ONEY LOANED ON DIAMOND S WA Voes Iry,svalskins. ( ncie Harrs. 15Gran T OLSkS ARD FLATS EANGING § 1o 9 rooms, rents trom $13 50 10 $37 50: at- tractive location, sunny and quiet; iarge yard for flowers; 10 minutes from Palace Hotei by Mis- S slon-st. ‘elec.r c-cars. DEMPSTER, 36 Gien Park | ave., oft | welith st. il CH- 619 kightn *‘reo.. MERMAN ATARTMENT JIOUSE, or #TR st pear MArket: jurnishet snd nnfurnished. ~ EIGHTH — 2 FUI NISHED SINGLE { rooms for Endea JICE NhW LAT e N T T vorers Inquire drugstore. I\ provements; 7 rooms and bath; ren: $27 50. | 3 FIGHTIL, NFAl #\i50s%—3 LaRGE 513A Haigol s | 310 Toma! venc 816! IN/eE ELAT: 6 BUONS ASY BATH; BENT . G i 50. 125 Taylor st. e 3 ROOMS TO LET AT VERY REASON- 7 GOLDEN GATE AVE —UPPERF ; BAS T08 78 scras nvers: kerin grocars 100 50" vca'amie 521 s o ICK ~UNNY UP} 1 :00MS L ee. AN and bath; reasonab e to good tenant. 126 Fulr ; Laks st, bel. . wen y secona and Twenty-tair | THE COSMOPOLITAN — EELECT FAMILY St i otel: 100 " Fiith L. cor. Mission: rooms FIV rent $15. Post st. U L0c, i5¢ «nd $1 Ter nizht: $2t0 85 per week. NY FLATS 17. s = HOOMS AND BATH ‘ i {743 ONEY ) es jewelry,sea skins. Uncle Harris, 15Grant av. LOANFD ON DIAMONDS, WATCH- and 15 free cou PINE—PLEASANT HE SALISBURY. 209 HYDE board: beaut KOOKLYN board and room $1 to $2 per day. 86 to $12 por | week: choice rooms 50 cents (o $1: for family $1 101 50 per nizh: first-class service: SUNNY ROOMS excellent board, $20 to §30 per mon'h. COR. EDDY— Seirct family hotel, excellent sunny rovms and ul pleasure gruunds;terms moderate, | HOTEL, 208-212 BUSH_ ST, suite rooms CHARLES MONTGUMERY. 60: cle, $20; 2, BUSH—NICELY FURNISRFD SUNNY | rooms, first-cluss board: day, wk.. mo.: sin- $15mo.; tath: modern conveniences. ¢)u B DELONG AVE., NEAR CHUTES—FUR- © “n.shed preferied, r large sunny front room, $6; board if eur0.1: ple, i 51 { ELLIS-NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS, with bord: $20 up; use of parior. piano. OLUMBIA HOTEL, and 1oom«, 31 to 31 25 perday; 88: suit 123 EDDY — BUARD week, $5 10 board for 2, $4Y month. 8 ADY WOULD LIKE 1 OR 2 CHILDREN TO care for: best of care guaranteed. Address L. L., box 2, this office. HILDREN BOARDED. OULD LIKE ONE OR TWO CHILDREN 10 board; &lso alargeroom tolet Apply 1234 Henry st. FIFTIL-PLEANANT, SUNNY UNFUR- nished rooms to let. AIGHT AND BAKKI—NICF, SUNA cor. 8and 6 room flats: opp. Buena \'ista Park 107 199] FIFTH-NICKE SUNNY FRONT ROOM | 221 stagte or double: aiso Lousekeeptog. (& FIFTH-NICELY FURNISHED 308 KOOMS for tno. J E- CUR. FIF1H AN ) FOLSOM_RESPEC | A- AN bie young Itaan widow wiskes to let nicely turuished 100w ref rences. | 3 Visomn streei. PER WEE Y FURNISHED * 1 rooms. 820 kolsom st, near Fourth. T STEVENSON mR < five flar; rent £15. Appi ©) MODERN FLAT~ OF 8 ROOM Z rooms. Appiy 1153 Howard s« ANDSIX I'H; v within F SUNNY KOOMS AND B.TH. GEO, MON- | O NIER, 1153 Howard s i c(Q BS5UN Eob Dore st. 0 L IS AT BALDWI~ & HOWELLS, 10 Montgomery st. U DM Oakland. 100D CARE; 8- WING DONE FOR 2 CHIL ¥ dren: room for parent. 132 Telegraph ave., VERMa (G, LADY WISHES 2 CHILDREN TO room for parent. 1334 Turl FTORES 10 LET. 345 Wi 7t of 5 rvo low. TESSIE, Apply on premises. OPPOSITE £MPORIUM Lighted siore and 2Jiviug-rooms; also ms utove: tozether OF separately; rent | S1ORE SUITAY: cement vasement. 1 weniy-third and \ uerrero, 1 FOR DRUGGIST; ROOMS; Stokr, FIXTURES, 2 KOOMS AND OEL- 8062 Twenty- third st , near Guerrero. lar. Tttt ‘ot G5 LoLsoN FRONT ROOM T OVELY LOWEE MOUELN 5-1.00M FLAT D1 tor gentleme: 3. sun Al day; rent $18, water free. 3980 Nine | feenth 5., CoF, Noe. i Kourth ree.. N URTHEAST COR. OF NINKTE TH AND | 4N Noe, 1 Llock 1rom tighteenth-st. or Castro- | O ily; suitable for a lady. . cars (Mission warm belt) only 2 of those lovely | flats I-1L; uper b rooms $17: lower 4 :ooms $15; | { |51 INGLE FRONT RUCM IN PRIVATE FAM- 827 Fourth st. water fre GEARY—ELEGANT SUNNY ACCOM- AND $15—32 LOVELY FLATS; 4 AND 5 &1 modations for the Christiaa Endesvorens; D12 jurge sun v roums; bati; gus, mirror-top | Piano; ressonabl mantels: graud view: cars pass thedoor. 15612 | and 151214 Castro, uear Twenty-fifth st. i 8() GEARY — KLE BAY - WINDOW = rooms; cex (CHEAL SMODERN FLATS S AND 6 LOOMS; | corner flat Sl $8 10 5165 570 1 523 Seventh st. HaV FLATS NOW Goiden Gata Aveaus. hialt mo. free. SPECK & . 602 Mt GOLDEN GATE AVE—NICE tUNNY rooms; deub e: single; reasonabl ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, 219 | 511 THIRD, COR. PARK LANE—STORk: 3 200ms laundry or sloon. e —— large lot: suitable for a Frenci M VW HAT I3 YOUR VoCATIONT HAVE YOU PROSPERED? WHAT ARE YOUR HOPFS? Mrs. DR. F. CLARK will lift the dark vell of your future life; she gives you valuable ADVICE #nd ALD in all affairs of life, of private ss well as of business nature as, for Jn«tance, pertaining Lo Love, Matrimony, Friendship, Business, Lawsuics, Contested Wilis, 'Divorce. Damaze Sults. Mining. She discovers lost or stolen property, finds buried treasures, prevents sickness misfortunc: recon- clles the “separated, thus restoriug !0st happiness Every rerson i1 adapted to some particular busi- Dess, profession or (rade,which may justly be term- ed thel: trus vocation, and yet more (han haif ot you are fighting against an unknown fate 0r fams, dortune and position which you do not and canuok obtatn until you find your true vocation. Hours. 9 10 6 dally. Send stamp for circnlar and special terms. MRS DR. F. CLARK, 1206 Murket, & & HE KING OF ALL CLAIRVOYANTs HAS retnrned, I'ro essor DeSato; call you by pame, | tells your aze witho.t asking a quosti make any charge unless perfect stactlon is glven: he i enabled to search your most secret | thouxhts; he will give you correct information on business, money maiters, iawsoits. stocks nnd all samily afiairs; indispen-able to Jadies on courtship and marriage. Call and be convinced of his supe- rior powers of all others, residencs 113 kddy st., near Mason, from 9 a4 M. to 9 P. open Sundays. ME. DR. THOMAS, FROM BERLIN, SCIEN- tific reveonler by eggs and cards; tells eniire life—past, present, futu-e; consultaiions cn all wuitairs, nothing excepted: names given; g0od ad- vice: Sure help: imports genuine gypsy love i der: mistake impossible: 81, letter 82. 928 Post. | ME. PORTER, WONDERFUL CLAIRVOY- AV ant card-reader, born double vell nnd second | sight; diagnoses dinease, fuil iife reading; la. 50c; gents $1; palm. and claliv.: sit. $1 b0. 126 Turk. A, A-TROrESSOR AMES, GREATEST - living clairvoy -nt and paimist, gives unfail- ing advice on all mtters; ladies 50c; xents $1; 9A M.109P M 307 Jones st.,, near Eddy. HE K3 INENT FRENCH SCIENTIST AND hours clairvoyant medium, Professor Charcot: 9 to 8; sitiings: 'adies SUc; gents 3 guaranteed. 334 U'Farrell. ME. ARNDT. GEAMAN FORTUNF-TELL: er: tells past and future: gives picture future busband or wife; 50c up: never falis. 22814 Sixth. MAE: LEGGETT, LIFE - READER: BUSL ness alvice; one price, z6c. 811 Tehama st rear Fourth. | REWARD. RETURN 710 +77 Nlain St — BRANCH OFFICK OF 167 fi' Ll Slciuel’ o vk sad taken. FOUND. ALK BROWN HORKSE: OWNER CAN have same by paying charges. 2730 Twenty- firstat. ONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS, WATCH- es, jewelrr,sealskins. Uncle Harris,16Grant av. e FURNITURE FOR FALE. RIVATE SALE: AUCTION PRICES; ELE- gant furniture, carpets, books, p.intings, en- graving, range, household eff-cis, etc., of private residénce of 8 rooms for $75: cost £650: in per- fect order: separaie pieces if desired; par.y going East. 40814 Th rieenth st., near Valencia. ARGAIN 1F SULI) AT 03 CE—FURNISHED flat of 7 rooms 103 Kizhth st M NEY LOANED ON DIAMOND=, WATCH- Vi es,jewelry,sea skins. Uiic e Harris.15Grant av. FUEMIUBE oTUVES (AKEATS COUN. ters, showcases ANDERSON, 1121 Market. OUSEHULD KANGES ARKE THE BESP JOHN EY KRS CO.. $47 Market FURNITURE WANTED. ORE; NEEDS FURNITUR! prices SILVERSTIEN, 1293 Marke NDIANA AUCIION CO. REMOVED 10 19 Monigomery st.; hizhest prices pald. LSI_ PRICeS FOR_FURNITURE, MDSK, ele. STREET & CRESWELL, Anctioneers.741 howard sireeet. ionse: bought in theirentireLy. CARPET CLEANING. QLY STEAM CARPET-CLEANING WORKS; Ucans, moves, ays carpets. G. H. STEVINS, Mgr., 38 and 40 Fighth st.; telephone South 250. J WALT rellab c carpet cleantng, renovi, alter- . ation works, 413 Ncalister. Tel Jessie 321 C el Mis. 74, (CABEels G EASKD RENOVATED LIKE new. . A.cQUEKEN 455 Stevenson, Tel. S.22x DVANCE CARPET-CLEANING (O, 402 rutter; tel. Miain 394. GEO. WALCOM, prop. VARPET-LEANLN G, Bo: LAYING, 3¢ RUG sumples iree; lel sessie 944. Stratton, 38thsi / HEN YU BECOME DISGUSTED WL poor work send 10 SPA ULDING'S Floneer Cac pel-beatinz Works, $53-57 Tehama st.; tel. S0. 4). (93Klaxs CARPESTBEATING WORKS 533 Golden Gate uve. ‘Telephons Kast 126 DENTISTS. AN VRUOM & CO.'S ELECTRO- DENTAL Yadlors, 997 Market st : lady attendant; no gas Or other dangerous an@sthetics given; electricity the greut agent used 10 Telleve paiu; teeth filled aua_extracted painlessly by our new electrical process: a writien guarantes given with ail work done: lowest prices. best work: ali surgical work attended by G. W. Williamson, M.D.,, paysician and surgeon: examination free by ihe use of our Dew elecirical appliances: porcelain and gold crowns: bridge-work and teeih without plates a speciwity. Ilectro-Dental Pariors, 897 Market st FULL SET OF TEETH, $5; PAINLESS extraction see our new ombination piate: thinnest, lightest, cooiest plate made; warianted 10 years: fillings, 50c: crowns, $3 50; 'lady assisi- ant. CHICAGU DENTAL PARL IS, 24 sixth NEY YORK DENTIST; tKT OF TLETH, 4 Pain e s extrac.ing, 50C. nou: but exper wnc: ed giaduate dentisis coanected with (h s office* all work warranted. SE. cor. Sixth and Mission. R. GFORGE W. LEEK, THE GE\UINE Leek dentist. dis overer of painiess extraction and patentee of improved bridgs work or teeth wizhout any plate, moved from 6 1o 20 O’ Farreil. XS MELVIILE HAS REMOVED FROM 51 Fiith st. 10 92155 Mission, opp. the Mint. EST AND CHEAPEST MEDIUM AND cardreader: 25¢ up; ladies only. 243 Shipley | ME RAVHNa READS LIFE FLUENTLY; busitiess advice; names givea; £8¢ up.5 Fourth | B M R LUDLUM HILL, 1443 MARKET ST., NR. Eleventh: 1.0chairge for extracting when plates are made: 0d piates made OVer line new: tee:h from $8 per set: extracting 50c: gas given. 50c: CROWN ity; plates §5 up: 13 years AINLESS EXTRACTION, bridee work a spec RS. ZINELLA, BUSINESS MEDIUM AND astrologer. 109 Grant ave., room 12. ME. MORIAU. BEST MEDIUM, CLAIR- voyant, card-reader: 25cup. 78 k ourth st. M N ) G M1 HANSEN, PALMIST, CARD-READ! past, present and tuture; 2oc. 14 6thst., r. 5. YPSY LIFE-READER. # SEVENTH ST. Iadies nts 60c: all questions answered. experience. K. L. WALSH, D.D.~, 81534 Geary. 5 IFULL SET TEETH: Bh>I MAKE: O, kept in Tepair; extractiag free; fillings,50c crowas, 360 Pacific bental Pariors, 18 Third ROOME DENTAL ASSOCIATION, 759 MAR- ket, vet. 3d and 4th: gass speciaiisis: patniess extraciing, With gas, $1: piates, $7 up: fill, S1up. ©7 A SET FOR 1 EKIii—WaRKANT~D AS good as can be made; filing$1. DR. SIMMS, dentist, 930 Market st., bext Baldwin Theater. ADIE EVANS' COSMETIC PARLUKS RE moved to 850 Market st., room 50. HIO DENTALPARLORS, 908 MARKET S1 extracting 50c; filling 50¢ up: crowns §3 up. RS D. ARDIGAN; EASTEUN FORTUNE- teller; love charms made. 936 Harrison st. N URKING GIRLS ONLY .1-1 TUOTH FILLD free: open ~un. IXL Pa lors, 6th and Mission. V ME. SYBILLE GIVES CHARMS, FUTURE husband’s picture; ladies 25c. 914 O'Farrell. MONTGOMERY o OZT Gpen unit: 9:30 o clock: the Call: subscriptions and W COGNER UF CLAY— branch oflics of ds. taken. SPIRITUALISM. M. FRANCIS, INDEPENDENT SLATE writer. 118 Halght st.: hours 9 until 6 P. . O-NIGHT, AT 111 LARKIN ST., KATIE Heussmann's grand spiritual endeavor and test meeting, free: admission sittings auily, $1; clicies Friday evenings, 25¢, 115 £ranklin st. J300Ks. occuLr, eral, for sale at Philosophical Journal: free. SPIRITUAL AND LIB- 2096 Market st., office of weekly $1 year; sample HE SWEDISH AND GERMAN EMPLOY- ment office for sale. Call 315 Sutter st. K8 J.J. v HITNEY, sPIRITUA L MEDIUM, for messages and advice. 1:U6 Market st RS, SHRINER RETURNED: CIKCLE SUN- day evening; sittings daily. 811Van Ness ave. RS. GRIFFIN, TEST, DEVELOPING AND bealing medium, sittings 50c, $1. 42614 Grove RS KATEK HOSKINS (1KCLES; TUES & Fri.. 8 pd.: 1eadings daliy, 81 701 McAllister. M ASTROLOGY, OUR LIFE-THOUSANDS TESTIFY I RE- veal past and future. Send B¢ for aketch of r, sex, day of month, p _ss ble. PROF. BAIKD, Astrologer, Departmen: M, 8 n Jose, Cxl. FOR FALE—-MISCELLANEOUS. OR SALE—SHEPPARD LATHE: NEARLY nsw. 14 Rausch at. (3BEENTL USE APPLIANCES ~CHEAP; T 50x114 5 a38 fram 9, this o1t ce. OB SALE-CHEAP: register: a most n-w. 3 spos. Address J., box NATIONAL CASH 121) Kearny st. DICTU FRAMING WITH GLASS, 7X9 iuches 10¢, 8x10 and 10x -2 16¢, }1x 14 avd 12 X16 200, 14x17 2bc, 16x20 H0c, 18x22 36¢, 20x 24 4Zc. 12x.8 u0c: hardwood curiain poles com- plete. 15¢: room moldings, all colors, 1c per foot. JUNES, 547 Mission s ., open eveninss, KWEL J &0.d < i esires to rent floor space in well-tocated retail house In San I rancisco. N STORES WANTED. R HAVING GOUL STOCK OF O. X., box 91,0 all. ANTE \ Ca.l Uttice. ———————————————————————————— xide of Market st., bet. Kearny and Jones. or wilrant part of store. Addres D—TO RENT A STORE ON NORTH 2. W. 8., box 126, HOTEL TO LET. YOFFEE-MILL, ~CAL , HAND-TRUCK, LET- ter-press, wesk and safe cheap. 102 Clay st. TPHRED FINK BILLIARD-TABLES, BALLS sad cues complete; half cost. 101: Valencia ©F ' rSH SHORTHORN COWS WITH SFC- < ond and third calves: good milkers. 1312 Folsom. 1 SKVEM-HORSEPOWER ENGINE, 1 FOUR- horsepower engine, with bullcr, gus engine, lathes, piainers and shapers. 515 ~ixth st Fox RENT_~EWING MACHINES: ALL Kinds of repairing a specialty. 1559 Market. BAMH. BACK BARS, MIRRORS, SHOW- DVICK FREE: NO CHARGE UNL ROOMS, 17 X : I cesstul. T0 50c NIG T: §1 7O $2 we k. Lindell House, Six hand Hows d. W. W. DAVIDSO — o cases. counters, |inoi-um, oftice furniture, s.ore G e ; s NEW,,JOIEL AL RESTAURANT, 436 | and ince taralame o favirecs v oa sociom o 3 S5k S arc Stroet. fih st 6 years’ lease, at s low rent. ADDIY | hang 3 N oon G1T-1018-1001-1023 A1 DVICE FREE: DIVO.Ci LAWS A SPEC MADISON & by HKE. R DR R LR L o 23, lalty: private: no fes without success: probate | 53 :(OO\VAR{)st 2 NICKLY FURNISHE Lo i Insolvency, colléciions. | s, irademarks, etc. 'ooms, suitab.e f.r gentlemen; terms mod g N 3 obtained: private detcctives: estabiished 10 years | erate. OFFICES TO LET. T S ok o T AT G. W.HOW I, wity utiaw,850 M rket, cor. S.ocktn | — — R e 08 et Cepog | oxeL GAL PAPER SPECIAL [ £, 2 Yy K Or mon h; rents 81 with use of dry basement, W. H. CRIM . NGINES, Ci 4 practice. G. ARMBRUSTER, 24 Monigy, r 1. : reasonable. &0, 118 Mom[um*r,vyn. B Jg’%fii&fi‘a‘:&,&%fi%“&;‘lfi;filf i SSSUC 100 ) 927 Markel st PMMA > KCKELS BUILDING, 927 MAR- ket st ight aud «heap. ASHTOX, reom 210. AKS, SHOWUASES, COUNTERS, SHELV- 1ng, etc,, bought and soid. JU63 Mission, nr. Tth. | B LL WORK REASONABLE AND WAR- ranted. DR. J. W. KEY, 1320 Marke: st. OF TEETH WITHOUT A FLATe. DR H. C Young, 1841 Polk st R. J. J. LEEK, 1126 MARKELD SI.. OPEN evenings: Sundays tll noon. dentistry taughs VOLTUN DENTAL ASSOCLA .0, Yo mais J ketst. DK CHAKLE w. DECKEIL BICYCLES. 3 ENTLEMEN'S AND A LADY’S VICTORIA whee s, almost new, $25 each; siyiish baby carriage, $10. 524 Waller st., near ~teiner. T{!H-GRADE ‘97 BICYCLE: SACRIFICE; owner must go East; make ofier; call 5107 P M, 2016 Folsom st. NAP BARGAI!NS — HIGH-GRADE SEC- ond-hand bicycles. all In periect runuing order, from $23 upward. Goiden Kule Bazasr Cycle De- partment, b GeaTy al. MINES FOR SALE. REAT INDUCEMENT—AN INTEREST a first-class golt mine wiil bs tiven to the rignt party; money to be used 10 erect mill. Call oradd ess i, H. 1R S, 450 Townsend st. HOUSES FOR SALE. HOUSKS: MAKE OFF R: MUST BE SOLD and removed at once: 549 to 655 Mission st. Cani 556 Mission st PROFESSIONAL CARDS, OHN £ RICHARDS, LAW UFFICES. ROOMS 26 and 27, Crocker building: telephone Main 75, San Francisco, Cal PHOTOGRAPHERS SUPPLIES, REE DEMONSTRATIONS OF VELOX PA- per daily at 22 Geary st.; scle agency for the coas.. CAl. CAMERA Ci PROPOSALS. 0 CONTHRALTORS — BIDS WANTED ON canal work in Oregon: 5,100 yar.s earth, 4000 rock. WILLIAM MUTH, ¥4 Ne. Thirteenth si., Port- land, Oregon. MARRIAGE LICENSES, The followinz marriace licens's havs bosa issued bv the Connty Clerk’s office: John M. rowler and Florea e B. Elliott, 40—18. F. tand Abbis Willlamsoa, 29— 28 er snd Magdalena Rauch, 27—20. Arnold J. Kapeier ani Katie F Kaisar, 24 —24 —————————————————————— Ao 10y NP BIRTHAS—NARRIAGES —DEATS. oy BRENN£N—In this city, June 29, 1897. to the wife of J. Brennen, :wins—a son and a daughter. BERGST—In tats citv, June 28, 1397, to the wite of Euzene . Lerzst, u son. Dx ROL\—In thiscity, July 10, 1897 to ths wife of Edwarl k. de Koln, a daughter. HUURSTON—In iniv cliy, July 9, 1897, to the wite of Jonn Hou ston, a daughter. KNAPP—In thiscity, July 6, 1897, to the wife of Cnris Knapp, » dauinter. LAMPRELL—In tais ciiy. July 8, 1897, to the wife of Joseph H. LampraIl, a son. McHUGH—In this city. July 6, 1337, to the wife of Dan McHugh, a daushter. M IREL—in this city, June 22, 1597, to t! of Charles Maisel, son. o Reiwile Send stamped envelope for specificationsto | | | NEWMAN-{n King City. July 8, 1897, totue wite 0f M. Newman, a daughter. NEWMAXK—In this city. July 8, 1897, to the wire of A. Newmark. asou. NISSAN—Inthis i y, July 6, 1897, (0 ths wite of Captatn Harr; Nissan, ason. PHILPOTT—In this city. July 2, 1837, tothe wito of Brnest Ihilpo t, a son. —In this cicy. July 5, 1837, 10 the wife of C. Pupe. ason. In this citv, July 7, 1897, to the wife of Alexander Wriznt. a dauzhter, et in T el MAGEL S CARNEY—BRADY—In ‘hizei - AL St Joeseph's Churc lanl, Or., ani Juiy 5, 197, . John J. Cartey of Pori- dary C, Lrad - 00 Saa Fraucises. MUMNEKETT—W ILLI » MSON—In 'his city, at Voluatesr Headquirte 232 Sutter s.reet. duly 10, 1897, by F. C. Fegle, A 1. C. Cuptain Fran cis Mumnereit of Sauta Cruz and Captain Anbble Williamson of ~an Francisco. —— DIED Kuykendall, Louranie MacMillan. Martha V. Mévs, Joseph M. Maz>, Jam-+s N. Nolan Pacrick J. Porter, Lena Rafferty. John J. Reilly, Michasl Riesner, Anton Scuseter, Peter Sr. chwarts Aiberia ‘Wark, Gertrude Zgraggen. Joseph Blonhm, John Casey, Tillle Dacgett, Georzs W. De La Koza, Mrs. L. A. T oppiano, Theres, Giilespie. Mary Hare, Dominick Heunken, Magdelens Hickey, Joan Hoffschaeider, Augusta Jamieson, Nell Joaason, Joun BLOHM—In this city, Juiy 9. 1897, John, beloved Luband of Geshe Blohmi, fat.er of John Jr. and Herrma1 Bonm, aud brotherof Mrs. T. von Iseadoff of ~un Francisco and Herrmana Blohm of Brooklyn, N. Y. &pativeof Amt Achien, Germany. sgel 42 years aud 6 months, A mem- ber of Memorial Lodge No. 174, A. C. U. W., Norddeutscher Ver-in and Haonoveraner Ver- elo. [New York papers piease copy. | R Friends and acquaintances are respect: fully invited to attend the funeral THIS HAY (Sunday), at 12:30 o’clock P. ., from his late 1 liages sireet. belween Octavia Da. theca to ~hinls Hail 32 0'Farre | where funeral services -vill be held un- auspices of Meworial 1odze No. 174, W., commencing at 1 o'clock e. . In- terment Cypress Lawn Cemetery, by carriage. CASEY—In tuls city, July 9, 1437 Tillle, beloved wiie of Michael Casey, an1sister of Mrs. Ellen Hanley and Mrs. W. K. Nevils, a Dailve of Countv Ciare, Ireland. aged 85 years. BF Friends and acqualniancai ara respect- fully invitea o attend tha faneral THIS DAY (Sunday), at 9:30 o'clocX a. i, from her late resideaca, 285 hipley street, thence (0 St. Pat- riex’s Charch for services. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Please omit flowers. Sufering soul, long time she vore. ~ans werein vain. God at last he heard her moans And ewsed Ler out of pain. Deir hushand do not weep for me, In Holy Cross my grave you'll see. My time was short. but oiess=d are thee Cailed Into eteraity. Our SISTER MRS H. DAGGETT—In Enreka, Cal.. July 6, 1897. Georze Weston. heloved sonof Mrs. Sophia Dagzeit, and brother of Mar, Dagg -tt, a uativs of Astorla, Or., uged 26 years 5 months and 5 davs. [ Por - lan’i, As oria”and yamn.il pape:s please copy. | BT Frlends anl acauauilwncs wra respecs fuily invitel to attend the faneral TUESDAY. July 13 at 10:30 o'clock A.M.. from the rest- dence of bis mother, 710 O'Enir-il street, tnence to the Churca of :hs Adve:t. kKleventh street, near Market, where services will bs held. Interment Masonic Cemetery. Dr LA #0ZA—In San Jose Cal, July 9, 1897, Mrs L A.de La Roza reli - of thelate Tito L. de i.a Roza, a native of California. aged 62 vears. B3~ Friends and acquainiances are respect- fui v invited 10 attend he run--ul THIS DAY (Sunday), at_1:3) o'clock p. M..from (he family residence’ 259 North Sixtn stre t, San Jose, thence Lo St Patrick’s Church st 2 o'clock P. & Interment Oak Hill Cemetery FOPPIANO—Ir Alameda, July 10, 1897, Theresa. dearly beloved wife of rrank Foppiano, and mo.her of James, John, Rinalioand Ce ina Fop- piaioand Nrs. Rosie Pu cini, a nauve of Italy, aged 54 years. BaFriends and acqualntances are respsc:- fuily 1 vited (0 atiend ihe funeral TO-MORROW (Monday), at 1 o'clock P. M. from the par- lors of Valente, Marini & Co., 1524 Stockton sireet, vetween Union and Green. lnterinens Hoiy Cross Cemetery. GILLESPIE—Departed this lite July 10, 1897, at the uge of 74 years, Mary Gillesple. beloved wife of ihe la.e James Gil espie. and loving mother of Wiliiam M., iohn and Thomas F. lesple, & native of Tuan, County Galway, Ire iand. A3 Friends and acqualntances are respact- suily invited Lo attend the funeral TO-MORROW (Monday), at 9 o'clock A. M.. from the residence of her /0, 1319 Monigomery sireel, thence 10 S:. Francis ¢ huren, waere a high requiem mass wiil be said for ths repose of her soul. commenc- fng At 10 o'clock . M. Intermen: Mount Cal- vary Cemetery. HAKUE—Intniscitv. July 10, 1897, Domialck, beloved husvaad of tusie Sticger Hart:, and brother 0f Mary and Kat'e Harie, anaiive of Slico, lreianl, aged 38 years. AFfriends are respect fully 1nvited to atiend the téneral TO-MORROW (Monday), at 8:30 0'Clock A. M.. TTom his iate resideace. § Hanover piace. off -acramento strest, beiween Powell nd Mason. then-a 1o St. Macs’s ¢ hu Ch. corner Califorsia and Dupont strees, where a So.emr: reaniem hign mass will be celebratsd for the repose of Lis'soul, commencing a: 9 ocloc< A fnterment Hu.y Cross Cemetory. Please omit flowers. Y.M. I.—Columbia Council No. 65, Y. M. L: Mem- bers are hereby notined to attend the runeral of our late brotner, Dominick Harte. from nis Iate residence, 6 Hanover place. off Sacramento street, peiween Fowe {and Maso 1, TO-MOR ZOW (Moalay). at 9 o'clock A. x. JAMES P. FOLEY, President. D. A. LAWLER, Secretary. HENKEN—In this eity, Juiv 10, 1497 Magde- lena Henken. veisved mother of Charies Ma: tieasan! Lena Ficken, Detrich Fick-n L zzie Wonler; an! John Menieaof New York, ana Sopiia Hushazen and Heary Ficien of wer- many, a natveof Laubsnheim-bel-Malnz Ger- many, aged 61 years 5 months and 12 days. [New' York papers please copy. | B¥~Friends and scaouaintancoy are respact- fully iavited 10 attend the funeral TO-MORROW (Monday), at 1 o'clock P.3r, from the resi- dence ot tec son, Charl»s Ma ihea,, 1001 Har- r.son street, near Sixth, lnterment Cypress Lawn Cemetery. HICKEY—A solemn requiem mass will be cele- brated 107 the repose of tae soul of the Iate Joha Hickes at St. Paul’s Church, Twenty-ninth an 1 Churen streets. TO-MORROW (Monday), com mencing az + 0'clocs A. M. HOFFSCHNEIDER—In East Oakland, July 9, 1897, Aucusia E., beloved of Wiiifam Hoffs :in-ider, and mother of William, Arthur. George, rade and Annie Hoff.chueider. a na- tive of Frankfort-on-Miain, Germany, aged &1 years 7 montas an 115 days BFFriends ani AcqUAINANCes Are respect- fully 1nvited to attend the funeral services TO-MORROW (Monday). at 11 0'clock A M., a: mily residence, corn=r of Thirty-fiith and kias streets Kasc Oakland. Interment L 0. O. F. Cemetery, San rancisco. JAMIESON—In this city. July 10, 1897, Neil be- lovel son of Mary and the ia‘e Michael jamie- s0a, and brother 0f Laughlia and Hector Jamie- son and Mrs. H. Stan o, » aativeof Whidby Island, Wash., aged 37 years. JOHN~NON—In Mount kden, July 9, 1897, John Jon1soa, iataer of Ausust Johuson mud Mra. Henry Drosts, a native . Hamburg. Germany, aged 79 vears 3 months and 24 days. RF-Lriends and ACGUAINIAUCIY AT TespeCi- fuly invited to attend tas fanerai THIN DAY (Sunday), at 1 o'clock P, .. from his iate resi. dence in Mount liden. Intermenc Mount Eden Cemeter KUYKENDALL—In this clty, July 10, 1897, Jouranie. beioved witeof Wiillam S, Kuy ket dail, and mother of Willlam, Myrtle, Alice aad Walter Kaykendall. a native of Missourl, aged 46 vears 2 months and 26 days. A& Friends and acqualniances ars respect: invitea to attend the tuneral TO-MORRO W (Monday), at 2 o'clock P. M. from the lorsof (he Golden Ge'e Undertaking Co., 2429 Mission street, near Twenty-first. Intermens Laurel Hill Cemetery. MacM:LLAN—In Oakland, July 8 1897, Martha V.M. dincMilian anauvsof Canada, sged 20 years 8 montas and 18 days. MARK=_July 9 1»97, Joseph M. Marks, & na- tive of Mi sou i age! 43 veacs. MAZE—In talsci'v. July 8 1827, James N., be- loved husband of the I & L'z Mazs, and fatner of C. . J. W.and C. F. Maze, Mis Mary Flyan, Mrs. Maiinda Juck ani Mrs Jennie anadveof \Wheeling W. Va., azed 73 years'2 montns an | 4 days. [ Whee.ing (W.Va.) papers p case copy. ) B~ Lriends und acqualntances ars respect- fully ivvited to aitond tae funsral THIS DA ¢ (Sunday), at 2 o'clock F. M., from hls late resi- 166 Sliver street. iutermen: Laurel Hill —In :his citv. July 9, 1897, Patrick J. & native of Ireland, axed 72 voars. PORTER—In (his city, July 10. 1897, Lena Por- ter. a native of Canada, aged 28 years 3 months and 4 days. RAFERRTY—In the Citv and Connty Hospital July 10,1897, Joun Joseph Rafferiy, uged 34 Tears. REILLY—In this city, July 10. 1897, M Keilly. beloved fatheror Joha B ani Faormct F. Reilly aad Mrs. Pailip J. Haskins, a naive of Coanty Lougturd, Irainud, aged 68 years. RIEKSNER—!n this city, July ¥, 1897, Kiesn~r, he.oved u .cle of Mis J H. tper oo {ve ol AL A a-al 73 yeurs 2 monctis and 15 avs. A member of S davs A armony Lodge No. 13, BF" Friends an1 acquatntancey fully (nv-tad to attond hn fancest Tr1S D CE (Sunday). at 1:30 0'clock P. .. from the par- lors of H. F. Sur & Go.. 1209 Mission strae th-nee w L 0. 0. €. Hail, corner Market and S-veuth streets. where funerat services will be hell. Commencingal 2 o'clock . 3. lntermon 1.0.0. ¢ meiery, SCHIEFE R—In this city, Schie er Sr., dearly o July 8, 1397, Peter B beloved husband of Agnes Scalecer, father Gf beter Scufefer Jr, and br.toec of Joha H Shater and the late Thes Scnie.er and Mra B. Mbach, u nativa of Ucke- puh Germany, aged 86 years 10 months and 6 8% Friends and acquala 2 fullv In¥ited 0 a2 out (ha Fameral, oIS AT (Sunday), at 8:16 o'clock A. ., from his lute Tesidon € 403" Luchwnin sireer, thence to St Bwuiiace Chureh, Colden Gate avenue, betwee. Joaesail Leavinworth atreets, whers's so.emn requiews high masy will be celebraied for . ho Tepose of his soul, commancing a: 9 o'clocs A ot Interment Mount Calvary cemesery. SCHWAKTZ-In this city, July 10, 1837, Alberta, beloved daughter of Adolph and ¥va Schwarts, anaiive of an Francisco, uged 6 years . E@Friends and acq. 1aintances n-s respoct- fulvlivied to attend the fuveral THIS DAY (Sunday), at 10:15 0'clock . .. from the resi- gence of the parents 916 O'Farrell streat, Interment New Solem - Cemetery, by 1 A traln from Third and Town end streeis. —In_this cite. Ja'y 10, 1817, G-riruds N ar. beloved. mother of Georze K. and Fraak E. Thompson, a nativeof California aged 41 years ZGRAG beiove 1 30 EN—In this citv, Jnlv 10, 1837, Joseph, n of Josanh and Francisca Zgragge i, ant grandson of Mri Muria Z.r.cen. a netive of ~an Francisco aged 2 vearc il 6 monti . MCAVOY & CALLACHER, FUNKRAL DIRKCTORS & EMBALMERS, 20 Fifth St., Opp. Lincoin School. Telephone South £0. JAS. ENGLISH. T. R CAR CAREW & ENGLISH, LADEPTAKERS AND EMBALMsGx UNERAL DIRECLULS, 10 Vaa Ness ave, UCAT Sidlic-sb, Sd Srancisos Telephone So. 153 F.1. GUNTZ. H. W. GANTNER GANTNER & GUNTZ, Funeral Directors and Embalmers, Sand 10 CITY MALL SQUALE. Telephone South 43% Kaub 1854 ‘Tel. South 47. CRAIG & COCHRAN CO. “une Jiree 1 Embaimers, Funera iiree orsand Embaimers 22 x4 AND 26 MINI Lady assistin's. S acious «hapel fir the use of our patroms. upler tirs on our ambuiance. FINGERS MADE BEFORE FORKS This Was the Impression Given at the Fourth of July Banquet. The Whole Blame Shifted on the Shoulders of One Fred Raabe. Chairman Fletcher Presented With a Handsome Testimonial for Faithful Services. It was all Fred Raapbe’s fault, orat least the majority of the Fourth of July committee blamed it on him. The committee, as everybody knows, has given this Ciiy, without taxing the business men, a Fourth of July celebra- tion the like of which has seldom been seen and the superior never, Now, after completing its labors, the commitiee thought it necessary to cele- brate in atittinz manner, and to this end appointed a committee, in which Fred Raave was the cuiet factor, to preparea fitting celebration. The commitiee, after due deliberation, decided that the only way in which such an event as the final adj urnment of the Fourth of July committee could properly be celebrated was the holding of a ban- uet. As none of the members were a'- icted with un all-consuming desire to do the work therenpon attendant, the gist of it was left 10 Raabe, and he accorainely went to work with a vim and vigor which promised such a banquet as never Las been seen and seldom heard of. As the time drew near the committee- rooms, in which the feast was to be he.d, took on an aspect that suggested the headquarters of the fabled Santa Claus, so overburdened were they with good things to eat and drink. The Iast moment came, as last mo- ments will, and found the committee and a jew guests seated at the proverbial “groaning board.” They were not seated two minut: however, when a groan arose, not from the *'board,”’ but from the assemobled party. Even the oysters on the plates raised their heads in protest, for on all that bountifully spread table neither knife, fork, spoon, salt nmor pepper could be found. And all present were of the opinion that it was Fied Raabe’s fault. He 1t was who had prepared the sumptuous feast, He it was who guaranteed tha: every- thing would be O. K., and be it was who at tue last moment | the banqueters to feast in a style which might bave been “good form” at the time Adam und Eve waked in the garden of Eden, but at the present day is tabooed this side of the Barbary Coast. The guests were dicposed to take the matter as & huge joke, however, and with improvised chopsticks, made of fragments of wooden plates, many of them feasted in the most approved Chinatown sty le. Otihers, more particular, used pockct- knives, matcbes and toothpicks. Bu: the banquet wasa great success, nevertheless, like all the doings of the committee. Al Borlini made a typical toastmaster, and to start things going in good style calied on Joseph O'Donnell, who. on be- half of the executivecommittee, presented Chairman George R. Fietcher with a handsomely illuminate. testimonial, the full text of whicu is as tollow Fourth of July Committee, 1897, one hune dred and tweniy-firsi anniversary of American Independence, San Francisco, Cal. WHEREAS, The success of th:arrangements of the Fourth of July Commiitee was due largely to the untiring efforts of our co- worker and president, George K. Fletcher, and whereas, we tecl that it is n fitung and & pub- be duty to acknowledge his valusble s.r- vices, honesty of purposc_and our sense of ap- I.)n:ciuunn for his zal and ability in discharg. ng the duty of his office to our utmost saiis- tion; therefore be it Resolved. Toat we tender him this testimo- nial of our appreciation ot his able executive assistance. Lesnlred, That & copy of these resolutions be engrosscd’ aud presented to Dim asan ever lasting memento of the occasion. The testimonial, which bore the signa- tures of tre members of the executive committee, wa. handsome y executed, and, as Chairman Fietcher suid in reply, It wounid hereafter worthily hold the place of honor in his house and be held more valuable to him than a check for thousands of dollars.” During he course of the evening toasts were responded 10 as follows: “Qur _Couniry,” Senator Braunhart; “How We Did 1t for Less Than $3000," William J. Herrin; “The Ladi-s,” Dr, Ragan; ‘lhe Police,” James S Davim; *The Press of San Francisco,”’ Colunel F. Patrio'ic Robinson; "‘How [ Worked as Ex-Officio Members of All Committees,’ Fred Raabe. “How I secured the vresence of nine thousand nine hundred and ninety-nine. people at the regatta,” Grattan D.” Phil- 1i I:-Th- Fourth of Julv committee; first in war, first in peace and firstin the hands of e o paninels “Our public instintions and_ihe good we bave done them,” Samuel Waller, No:.withstanding the omission of those all-important articles of table ‘urniture, everytody voted not only the banquet but the Fourth of July committee a grand success. The Ircquois Orchestra, under the di- rection of Rob Allen, di-coursed sweet * music throughout the occasion, and Mr, Allen favored bhis audience with a solo, which was hearti v appreciated. Prior to the banquet the committee heid a short business session, in which resolutions thanking Gencral Shalter for the handsome showing of histroops dur- ing the parade and reu-ing to take pay- ment for the military bands, Dr. Rottanzi for donating a cup and Joun T. Sullivan shoes for pr.z2s at the rezatta ‘were unani. mously passed. e —————— A Gatling gun fires 5000 shots a minute,