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14 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, JULY 18, 1897. R e e e sy e e e n el e 0 o HOUSES TO LET. HOUSF: 8 ROOMS, BATH, 1.rce gatden; rent MADISON JEW MODERN finlshed bas-ment laundr: reasonable; 3419 Jackson, nr. Laurel & BUrKu, 616 Market st HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS — Continued. KOOMS TO LET—Continued. 79 2V turnisk Harrison Street. HARRISON—2 SUNN Y FRONT ROOMS Lad for housekeeping. Lesvenworth Street. LEAVEN WORTH,NR. HYDE— HAND- some parlors; single room: 3 unfur rooms. 9 101 AND BATH; MOD- OUSE OF FIVE KOOMS 3 205 Castro nr. Fif- ern improvements; $1 teenth 1 OUSE uF gantly furnished; more. G. H. Box 33. 633 LOCUST AVE $13. 5 Tagona: siasie basement; in good order. TEN ROOMS AND BATH: ELE- lorent. Bush st. nr. Fill- » NK. MCALLISTER bouse, 4 rooms and OMS AND BATH: ALL 8 ROOM: Bouse o AD kS modern_improvements; low rent. 325 Hill near C FULION—2-STORY HOUSE: LOT 120 feet to rear street: with stable: cheap. F NINTH—7 ROOMS Fent reasonabl 306 JESSIE ST B8 Sud statle; door, 82 39327 COMS, BATE arden; low rent. NTY-FOURTH: 8 rily furnished or not: g bat fiur)axix M iew heap. 510 Guerrero st. 5712 CLAY; MARINE Murphy building. BERNARD, Address 1 ROOMS AND BATH, $10 A’ vet. Taylor and Jones. 7 ROOMS; BATIT: NEW, COMPLETE HOM { or will sell: $250 cash: talance same as re THE MCCARTIY C... 646 Market st. Apply next | SUNNY ROOMS: PORCELAIN | A HAYES — NICELY 324 housekeeping suite. cheap. Hayes Street. FURNISHED After TP, M. HOWARD — 2 KL 959 Howard Street. Y FURNISHED rooms with kitchen: single rooms; quiet. 1906 nd water iree: $9. LARGE JACKSO N—: Jackson Street. SUNNY UNFUR- Dished rooms for housekeeping; ashes-man | | 230 Tooms: gas Or Cosl stove. hearny Streer. KEARNY—2 OR 3 HOUSEKEEPING ©99()1 LANGTON, BET. 20Uz Yignth—3 nice sunny for housekeeping. Langton Street. SEVENTH AND turnished rooms 804 LABRIS — SUNKNY 100ms; 1 or 2 persons; housekeeping. $6 and $8: Lurkin Street. FURNISHED light Diason Stree 51 ! for housekeepine; ga: t. MASON—2 OR 3 FURNISHED ROOMS ard: lower floor. BALDWIN & FURNISHED HOUSES. FURNISHED SUNNY_ 5- onl and gas range; $35. fourth st., near Howard. MARTHA PL., OFF GEARY, light housekeeping rooms. Martha Place. —2 FURNISHED Minna Stree. 65 = MINNA—5 SUNNY ROOM FLAT TO LET. URNISHED, 4 OR 5 SUNNY rooms. bath, (aundry, yard; 2 entrances; cheap. 2525 Van Ness ave. 5 4 BARTLETT—CONVENIENT FOR 424 fora students, High Schoo! and Co Srooms: tiled bathroom: CONsETVALOTY. COTTAGES TO LET. Q0@ DOLORES — RENOVATED COTTAG 90& rent $15. Apply 2405 Howard st. 1302 o5 x6oms. ba b, basemen fi 8 i OF 4 ROOM 4 RO —COTT 2 d baseme 1 CROVE S 2 large yard s ve.. bet. Twenty- inquire grecer; NEW:OR WILL SELL: $5 THE McCARTIHY CO., 646 Markets Y-WINDOW COTTAGE; 4 ROOMS. st.. near Gea $18_FINE COTTAGE. 4 ROOMS A : modern improvements. 218 Locust avi Ness ave. and Frankiin, Golden Gace $15 zeor 1w EHA w gomery st. COTTAGH, $20. 5700ms: Barn: v KHAINWALD, BUCK gome e e et FLATS TO LET: YDE, 815 AND 819—6 AND 9 ROOMS AND H ¥ iinents: nearis news in perfect oraer: & latest improvements; extra closets; open for in- epeciion daily from UPPER FLAT: 2 $14. bay-windows; every convenience. Nine- teenth st., west of Castro. © HANDSOME NEW FLA © 3016 Clay st. £01 W39 ., COK. MASON—5 ROOMS,, $14. 805 Union, 4 rooms, $10; 3 rooms. $8. FRANKLIN. BE nsis.; flat, 3 100 7ANDSROOMS. TPPER FLAT: b ter free; $15. 526 Hayes st 3645 $]0' LOWER FLAT yard and cellar. Eieventh. $10 ROVE — SCNNY th: rent reasonavle. 3 SUNNY ROOM 1008 Natoma st., near 4 RLOMS: CLE 'N. 22 DE BOOM S1., « Off Second, near Brannac Y.COR.DEVISADERO—SUNNY oms und bath; rent $16; siore, Geary: rent lo_suit; suitable jor plumber shop. Apply BURNHAM & MARSH CO., 628 Market st. GEAR 2211 c middle flat of 5 0N I AND Sk nuy house: 9 RIN G D—3 NICE 0¢,a RAUSCH, hed rooms; large yard; cheap FLAT OF 6 RO T35 Capp st UNNY s, BATH; ement. OUSES AND FLATS I AN ROM 4 I 10 9 rooms, rents irom $13 50 10 $37 & tractive Jocaution, sunny aud quiet flowers; 10 minures from l'slace Hotel by Mis- slon-st, eleciric-cars. DEMPSTER, 36 Gien Park ave., off 1welith st T, NORTHEAST COR. Noe ste.: see those n flats; every cor seen to be appreciat ISSION WARM ner Nineteenth lovely, sunny Tent low; and must b ni- ed. e MONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS. WATCH- es,jewelry,scaiskins. i ncie Haris. 15Grant av. 4161 B2 rooms NY UPPER FLal Appiy 418 AIGHT AND BAKEK—NICE SUNNY, | cor. 8end 6room flats: opp. Euena Vista Park. () MUSS_UPPEK FLA I; 5 KOOMS; BATH. OU Beiween 6 and 7cn sts.: key cor. How PUST—3 0R 5 SUNNY ROOM; bath and garden: rent $15. 1706 N TS LET—SOME HOUSES AT BALDWIN & HOWELLS, 10 Montzomery st. (CHLEAE MODERN F. ATS. 5 J §810 816; hem. EAR CITY HALL: ELEG rooms; bath. ELKGANT FLAT; & 10 Grove st.; rent $24. ASII, $10 | | & : LARGE YARD; | Jdilssion Street. ~ MISSION—FRONT ROOM AND KITCH- O en; complete for housekeeping. § 94 ~ MISS10) FU a's0 single. ISHE D HOUSEKEEP- | 947 ing rooms | ik = | £ MISSION (ESTELLA 1145 ishea roorms tor hou: | sive kitchen. )—NEWLY FUR- sekeeping; exclu- NINTH, NR. MARKET—! running’ water; 9 { Ninth Strees. SUNNY ROOMS; all conveniences. 3 Perry Street 3SUNNY UNFURNISE . arate entrance; new hous 9 < £ ©) SECOND — NICE FRON 4 light housekee ping: also others: Pearl Street. PEARL, COR. MARKET, OPP. OCTA VIA— 2 or 3 well-furnished huusekeeping room 1ED RMS.: SEP- 263 Perr: o; rear. econd Avenue. I ROOMS FOR reasonable. Seventh Stree: 149 8EvENTH (GIKARD) &kitchens;also single rooms: 1 Shotwell 4 CHOICE HOU & % — SUITES AND inewly renovated reet. {EEPING ROOMS; furnisbed for housekeeping; D LU, batn. 6065 shotwell st. Sixieenth Street. SIXTEENTH_SUNNY FURNISHED 2822 fooms with or without board; reason- able. OC SINTEENTH — FRONT AND BACK 29 310. South 1(’ SOUTH PARK— ) keeping rooms; also single. Park. R 3 SUNNY HOUSE- Tenth Strest. TENTH — 2 SUNNY rooms for housekeepin; 11 Twenty-tourth § o 24TH—3 SUND 3404 7k FURNISH ED also single. treet. \ FRONT ROOMS,FUR- for housexeepg:connecting;cheap. Twenty-sixth St 3367 Larse sonoy irone hon $S 1o 511 reet. TWENTY-SIXTH, NEAR MISSION— sekeeping suites: Webster WEBSTER — 3 ROO: ralrd 1T17 /o housekeeptog: furn nished: rent $18. Stree MS SUITABLE nished or uofur- —— e e 0033 TO 2 LARGE Dl BRA NAN. A e LET. Brannan Street. SUNNY HOUSE- Lush stree BUSH, OPP. CA Sunny furnished rooms; 425 IFORN TA THEATER— suites, single, 71 Q0 118%iagio room BUSH_SUNNY PARLOK SUITE AND running wat er; bath; private. EDDY—SUNNY FU 1‘- o, NISHED FRONT D0V room: doutle: bath; gas; $9 or $10. dighth Strooc JHERMAN APAR T HOUSFE, 28 8TH st., near Market; furnished other sunny ra K m 108 ia: and unfurnished. IGHTH—FURNISHED BA(K PAR- 125 a week. 1117 EIGHTH — 2 FUI NI | ‘rooms for Endeavorers SHED SINGLE Inquire drugstore, 1310 ooms: rent $10. UGHTH, NhAs Solovsi—3 LAKGE aiuin Srreet. 126 ELLI 1g-r00m 8 iadies’ parlor; rovms per nignt, 3 OYAL HOUSE, \ cent light floor; rooms with hot and cold wa S — INCANDES- mokin z-room and e to $1 50 elevato H Gia“srou, month: hor 150 indow, and cold wate s st | | | | | 82 1o 88: monta, €8 to 30 | | service. sunny suite by the all-nignt elevator 10 able jates. Rosedale, ROOMS TO LET AT VERY REA~ON- 1+1hs HE GRAND CaNOI, opened; Toows fi si 41 8 ELLIS, JUST tnss; suites: single; reas. R HAVE 30 BKAND NE ATS NOW ready: halt mo. free. SPEC K & CO., 602 Mkt. WoEs NEAR MIS Caide mun QW COR. SIXTEENTH ot sion; branch oflics iptions and want ads BOUSEKEEPING ROOMS. Avery Street. AVERY (OFF GEARY, BET. FILLMORE and Steiner)—3 or 4 sunny housekeeping rooms: bath: no childre Bartlett Street. 414 BARTLETT B-T. TWENTY - FIFTH and Twenty-sixth— Furniched complete for housekeeping 2 sunny rooms: bath; washtubs; hot water; $10. Lush Streec. 9FQ@ BUSH —2 NICELY FURNISHED | 40 sunvy front rooms for light housekeep- ing. Clay Street. CLAY —2 PLEASANT SUNNY UN- furnished rooms for light housokeeping. 142 Dolores Street, ©) DOJORES—3 KURNISH D ROOMS FOR =~ housekeeping; fine cook siove: §8. 38 Fell 497 FELI-L OR 2 FRONT ROOMS, FUR- nished for honsekeeplug or without; pri- vate famly; bath; cheaj. i litn Street. ] R91 FIFTH-SUITES FURNISHED FOR D2 housekeeping, $5 mo; also rooms: sunny. 221 FIFTH_NICE ~ Wi Kitchen: bou: Y FRONT ROOMS ouble rooms. 4.0 Nues | 1 hoter: 100 Fiftn cor. | 50¢, 75¢ and $1 per night: $% w 508 ELLTH-NICE U Y HE COSMOPOLITAN — SELECT FAMILY Mis-ion; To ms #5 per week. FUKRNISHED FUFTH-_ELEGANT H singie and double rooms. 192094 | 309 bay-wingows: soit OUSE;: SU. NY; single; housekeeping. | 727 2 room wiih deuble bea; kvinom mires. 1 FOLSOM—NICE FURNISHED FRONT 1eat $5. ourth Stree 327 private family. F(URTH-SINGLE FRONT ROOM IN Golden G GOLDEN GATH AVE. 219 GOLDEN GATE 1425 AV £rouL r00m for one or two persons. ate Avenue. UNNY DOU- ble and single room; rezs nable. E.— PLEASANT Grant Avenu ONEY LOANED 03 es,jewelry.sealskins, Uncle H ) DIAMONDS, WATCH- {arris, 15Grant av. B ke MARKET—ELEGANT S8UNNY ROOMS, dey, week, mo. ; reasonab e; new mangemt. 2, 861 MARKET: REDUC- 15¢, 20c, 28¢; Streo.. 850 RANCH BOU~ tion ir prices; private rooms, reading-room. JLLEHO, HOUSE, 8631 MAKRKET ST.—ROCMS 20c, 28¢ to 5UC 1.ght: SL to $2 week. 1045 MARKET—PER 7 OSrMITE samilies. night, 85¢ 10 $1: HOUSE, week, $1 50 10 807 McA llister Strees. MCALLISTER—SUNNY UNFURNISHED rooms and studio, $8; next Hiberaia Bank. MCALLISTER—NICE SUNNY FUR- nished front room; $3 per month. 14 105 Mission Streei. MOSTANA HOUSE, 76414 MISSION, NEAR Fourth—House just opered; single rooms, 10c, 15¢ and 20c per nigat; 60c, 90c and $1 25 per week. ANCOCK HOUSE, 781 MISSION: KELECT lamliy rooming-house: $1060 (083 per week. 9951 MissON — NICELY FURNISHED 2 double and singie front rooms for gentle- men. 1226 MISSION, NR. NINTH—1 OR 3 8UN- ny rooms with bath. Biuna siree . MINNA, COR. KFIGHTH-NEWLY FUR- nished bay-window room; 81 per week. 66 Ouk Street. Q7 OAK GROVE AVE, BET. HARRISON and Bryant, Fifth and Sxth sts—4 rooms and tath; rent $12 50, 3 FRONT UPPER FLAT: SUN_ ALL B10. &5 inrurnished: 4 rooms. 48 Oak st. Pacific Street. JFW FRANKLIN HOUSE, 321 PACIFIC— Furnished, and unfurnished rooms: prices low. ¥ine Stree:. PINE-N [CEL\'—;:UBNISIIED ROOMS; 35 up; quiet. 621 POST—JUST WHAT YOU WANT; ELE- zant, comfortable. quiet, convenient. 239 second SECOND—FURNISHED ROOMS; 10c, 15¢, 26¢ per night; 65¢ to $1 60 weekly. ireet. 23 An S vos . SIXTH (THE SARATOGA) — SINGLE rooms, $1 25 to $3; suites, $3 to $5 weel SIXTH—CHEAPESTIN CITY: NICELY furnished double and single front rooms. 118 125 ' 949 SIXTH-NLE FRONT RCOM SUIT- £3Z able for genileman; 36 a month. Steven STEVENSOY OR 131, SIXTH—SIDE- rooms reasonable: (ransicnts solicited. Sureen. 472 Sutter Street. HE STA 2013 SUTTER—ELEGANT sunoy suites ard singi¢; centrally located for business men; special attention country transient. {UTTER HOUSE, 808 SUTTER—_FURNISH. ed suites and single; (ransient; 25¢ a day up. "0 =711 g SUTTER—FURNISHED, UN- U ( furnished: appreciated if seen; ressonabie. CLAIRVOYANTS. THE TRUK HERALD OF MERLT 18 DEEDS. 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She ls ever ready to assist all those wiLh capital to find a safe and good-paying lnvest- ment. OLD ESTATES That time, distance and circumstances have put beyond the rench of the lawyers' shrewdu. 85 can yet be recovered by securing the proper evidence. This she can do . nd as~s, no money until the es- tate is sadstactorily settba. There is 10 home 0 dr ary and sad, no life so wretched or blizhted, 10 heari so sad & d lonely, no condition of circumitances to complicated or incom; r-hensible that cannot be set right and kept right after a visit to this inspired prophet of modern times. Cal and be convinced of her superior pow r. Is your husband or wife untrue ? Has the demon rum assaiied the huppy quictude of your home? Does another share the iove and atténtion that should belong to you ? 1f so, come and learn a swift aud sure remedy that will' dispel the dark clouds aud lift the lona from your aching heart. ‘I hose that are unsuccessful aré made pros- perous and started on the road to wealtn. If you have been ueceived by tue false predictions of others do not despair. but call and be convinced of the aLove s.a.ement. M ES. NASH will not consent to have her abiif y measured by any o her s andord tban her own, for tnere are aways partially developed medium’ snd che. p pretenders found ‘in every city, Lring- ing disreput - upon the profess on. it goes with- out saying that MKS. NASH is the peer of ali mediums. Ata glance she tells fall name. Nothing to be paid in advance, and, it not entirely satisfied, nothiug ac all. 50 you desire auything fairer tha that? Residence, 420 Eddy st, be . Leavenworth and Hyde. Office hours, § A. M. t0 8 P. M. Permanently lucated. MiS NASH. A REIVED IN THIS(ITY, MRS, MANDENA, £\ ciairvos ant, palmist, ast 0.0gist; she invites the 103t skeptical to tes’ her power: churges rea- sonabie, Pariors 23 xnd 26 56514 Market ot. ML PORTER WONDEKFUL CLAIRVOY. ant card-reader, boru double vell und second sight; diagnoses disexse, 1ull iife reading; la. 5ic; gents $1; palm. and cluirv.: sit. $1 0. 126 Turk MBE, ALSDT. Gl dMAN FORTUN r-TELL er; tells past and future; gives picture future busband or wite; 50c up: never fatis. 2251 Sixth. MAE, sopa WORLD'S KENOWN CARD- render and Scotch seeress. 619 Lddy st hours, 9 A. 3. 10 8 P. & MZS, ZINELLA, BUSINESS MEDIUM AND astrologer. 109 Grant ave., room i2. Tenth Street. TENTH, NR. MAKKET—LARGE SUN- ny front Toom; ren: reason abie. 111 1hird Street. 17 THIRD, NR MARKET—-QUIET LODGING- | house; transient: tourist speclalty ;reasonable. 941 THIRD LAKGE SUNNY ROOMS SUIT- 4122 alle for oflices or workrooms. 1welfth Street. TWELFTI — ELEGANTLY FURNIS! ed room in strictiy private family, for 1 o men: bil iard room and all home comforts: moderate terms. Valencin Stree. D VALENCIA—LARGE SUNNY FRONT room: 1 or 2 beds as desired; bath; house and surniture new, i1 Vuu Ness Avenue. NESS AVE, — HANDSOME SUNNY uites; oter rooms: piano. VAN bay-w 81 VAN NESS AV.—UNFURNISHED PAL- lors, §1 $12: furnished rooms. [ Webster Street. WEBSTER—La RGE SU 100m; suitabie for a coaple. NNY FRONT 1715 Miscellaneous. MARKET ST.—BRAXCH OFFICE OF THE CALL: want ad« nid snbscriprions taken. BOARDING ONE Moo AND ROOMS. ¥ LOANKD ON DIAMONDS. WATCH- Iry,sea skius. Uncle Harris,15Grant av. 51,110 PUWELL, OPP. new houss; sultes: single, \ Baldwi 299 HYDE. COk. EDDY— Selcet fumily hotel, excellent sunny rovms and board: beautirul pleasure gronndsjterms moderate. BHOOKLYN ~HOTEL 208312 BUSH ST, board and room $1 to 32 per day, 6 to $12 per weei: choice rooms 50 cents (o $1: ruite roomsy for family €1 1081 50 per night: first-class service: free coach. CHARLES MONTGOMEKY. 603 BUSK-NICELY FURNISHED SUNNY <) Tooms, first-class board: day, wk.. mo.; sin- gle,$20; 2, $45 mo.; tath: modern conveniences. JOLUMBIA HOTEL, 123 EDDY, J and rooma, $: tn #1 25 perday; suites. board for #40 month. BUARD week, $5 10 CHILDKEN EOAKDED. G EEMAN WOMAN dien to borrd: zood care. G. WISHES 1 OR 2 CHIL- - box 39, Call. ABY TO EOAKD: HEALTHY LOCATION; reference if wanted. 266 Thirteenth st. JESPECTABLG HOME; 2 OR 8 CHILDREN; \ mother care: sunny vard. 564 Stevenson. STORES 10 LET. HOWARD—STORE, & ROOMS, $20: 110614 Uuion. s ore. suitable any business, 551 $12. OFFICES TO LET. ARGE SUNNY OFFICES AND STUDIOS 4 next Hibernia Bank. 14 McAliisterst. {MMA =P:KCKELS BUILDING, 927 MAR- ket st.; light nd «heap ASHTON.rcom 210. FOR FALE—MISCELLANEOUS. QECOND-HAND BRICK AND OTHER £TOCK; D caance to bitld brick building. Apply Second ana M ssion s 5. ATEST NEW HOMEK SEWING-MACHINE: all atachments; complete; che.p. 1669 Market st. DAPER HANGING, PAINTING, KTC.: WALL paper dc. 1302 Webster; phon* Pine 4983 ATION\ L CASI REGISTER: TOTAL ADD- er: nearly new: cheap for cash. 132 Tenth. e: sunn; fe'or two , 7T GRANT AVE.. OFF ¥ 10)ms with run- men; $1 50 week. in private famiiy; 6 per HAIGHT—N1Cr LY room in private family; 61 | Haight Street. FURNISHED Street. LY FURNISHED ROOM ‘montn. "LEGGED GAME CHICKEN: 8 WEEKS 0ld. App y 53 Prosp-ct ave. s INGLISH MASI1FF PUPS: WOULD TRADE one for bicycle. Apply 3059 Twenty-fifth st. QMALL ICE-MAKING PLAN » J., box 29, Cali Ofiice. . ADDRESSG, terms moderate. Hayes Streoi AHAYES—WIDOW HA room; sultable for one or 1 132 €. 8 NICE FRONT 2 gentlemen. FIFTH —2 F housekeepg rooms 314 322 FIFTH—2 KOOMS FURNISHED CUM- plete for housekeening; cheap. ¥illmore Strees. 8 UNFURNISHED ROOMS: ALSO 2 unfurnishcd $7. 2212 Fllimore, or. Clay, §10. 1 ROOMS, 15¢ we-k. Lirdeil House, 10 710 50c NIGHT: Howara Streec. 81 TO 82 ixth and Howa d. 105 rooms, day, week. mon HOWAKRD—30 NEWLY RENOVATED 1th: rents reas’tle. HOWARD_SUNNY 11129 FRONT ROUMS; £5 £0 up; double or single beds. 4 0is0m Street. FOLSOM—2 HOUS«KE)PING ROOMS: 4 closets; running water; $10: large yard- Golden Gate Avenus. GOLDEN GATE AV.— 3 SUN FRONT housekceping rooms; $25: a's0 others. ATE AVE.—2 CO. GOLDEN GAT WCTING reoms; new.y furnished; light honsekeeping 652 62 81 Grant Avenue. ONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS, WATCH- es.Jewelry,s alskins. Uncle Harris,/5Grant av, M HOWARD—8SUNNY Pleasant sunny rooms, en first clacs in every respec X1 FRONT ROOMS; 14 {4 gasanaban Kearny Stieet. RLINGTON HOUSE. 127 KEARNY — suite and single; ; terms reasonable. LARKIN— | 429 kecping; all conveniences. Luriin siree.. NICELY *FURNISHED SUN- ny siugle and dounle rooms: niso hou.e T LAKKIY — *UNNY ! 917 foms; 7 ana un FURNISHED OF FEE-MILL. ~CAL , HAND-TRUCK, LET- tei-press, cesk aud safe cheap. 102 Clay st. ] SRVEX-HORSEPOWER ENGINE, 1 FOUR- horsepower enzine, with boiler, gas engine, lathes, piainers and shapers. 515 ~ixth st. ARN, BACK BARS, MIRRORS, SHGW- cases conuters, linoirum, oflice furniture, s.ore and oifice furniiure und fixcures: new and second- bund, J. NOONAN, 1017-1019-1021-1023 Mis- sion st., above Sixth. AFES—BAKGAINS IN N&W AND SKCOND- hand: all sizes; alsoa lot of safe-deposit boxes. CHARLES WA LTZ, 109-111 Markst st., S. F. \ ILERS ENGINE~2D HAND MACHINERY MCINTOSH & WOLPMAN, 137 Bealo st. AR, BHOWUASES, COUNTERS, SHELV- ing, etc.. bought and sold, 3063 Mission, ur. 7th, Is BICYCLES. NAP BARGAINS — HIGH-GKADE SEC- ond-hand bicycies. all in perfect running order, from $25 upward. Golden Kule Bazaur Cycle De- partment, =5 Geary st. $4 7 FOR '97 BICYCLE: COST OWN Dgoing hast. Call b P. & 2018 Fi ER $100: 's0m st PHYSICIANS. . C. C. 'DUNNKLL, 1208 MARKET, RES 2864 25th 81.; discasesOf women a specialty. ME. RAV:NA READS LIFE FLUENTLY; business advice; names given: 25¢ up.5 Fourth. M. HANSEN, PALMIST, CARD-READKR; past, present and ruture; 2oc. 148 6thst, r. 5. N FDUCATIONAY: ~UCCE~SFULLY DE- ity, and SISGX. G—VoIcrS veloped in volume, compass and quut carefuily traiued for solo work In bublic: form d referenc ranz : B ™ ha Morriwon, Albanl. De Sotia, La Deichon, Dan Morrison, Giange, Marchesi, Marie Haltmn, Amy Lesie Gr.ce Greenwood, Helen Po.ier, ete. For in- truction and terms upply to CLARKI’S vocal Studios, tpencer Plavo (o, 933 Market streef. NDERSON'S ACADEMY AND SCHUOL OF Mathema'ics: pupils prepared in da: and evening c.asses and by privatle lessons for Callror- nis and-Stantord universities: teachers’. marine engineers’ and civil service examinaions; special evening classes: n.athemautics, mechanical draw- ing: high-schocl pupt s coached: two scholarships in University of California, amounting to $500 per aunum. given erch yenr 10 (he two highest gradu- ates. K., 406 Parrott building. EALD'S BUSINESS COILLEGE, 24 POSI— Bookk: eping, business practice, shorthand, iyping, telegraphy. languages. knglish branche oectrical engineering: 20 tenchers: 15,000 gradu- ates; duy and evening sessions: catalogue. YRES LUSINESS COLLEGE, 125 MONT- gomery imdividual iostruction In_shori- iyping, bookkeeping, lelegraphy, eic.: lite tcholarship $60: low rates per weex and month. G, VOICE CULTURE, 11s graduate; French guage: $2 month. 109 Taylor. {NGINEERING SCHOOL: CIVIL, ELECL. mining. mech., survey,assay,archit.; dayd&eve.: est. 1564, A. VAN DER NAILLEN, 933 Market. ELASCO'S LYCEUM SCHUOL OF ACTING— Private theatricals arranged: puplls rehearsed wge. 1 b and 12, 1.0.0. % block, 7tn and Mkt. on TARR, THE EXPERT, BOOKs OPKNED. closea or adjusted: privaie lessons In bookkeep- ing:and rapid «alculazions. 8565 Market, rm. 572 EXPrRIENCED TEACH- Ad. J., 33, Call. PANISH-NEW CLASSES: $3 MONTH. 4 109 P. 3., room 10, Y. M. C. A. bullding. PIANO LES- d German lan- IANO TAUGH er; 25c lesson: pupliis visited. is usuelly accompanied by fair weather: “low” refers to low pressure. and is usually preceded and accompanied by cloudy weatherand rains. “Lows” usially first appear on the Washington coast. When the pressure is high in the interior and low along the coast, and the isobars extend north and south along the coast, rain is probable: but when the “low™ 1s inclosed with isobars of marked curvature, rain south of Oregon is improb- able. With a “high” in the vicinity of Idaho, and the pressure falling to the California coast, warmer wenther may be expected in_summer and coider weather In winter. The reverse of these conditions will produce an opposite result. ——————————————— LATES1 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE, Arrived. SATURDAY. July 17. Stmr National City, Andresen, 48 hours from San Diego via San Pedro; puss and mdse 10 C A Hooper & Co. Ealled. SATURDAY, July 17 Stmr Polnt Arena, Johnso 1, Mendocino. Tmportations SAN DIEGO—Per National City—42 bls metal, 47 bxs lemons, 165 sks boaes. Consigreer. Per National City—Chas Harley & Co; Fertil zi~g Works: H O Green 00 L. _— MARRIAGE LICENSES, The followinz marriacs licens)s havs bes: issued by the County Clerk’s office: Lars P. Soderman and Louise Bengtson, 29—29. Otio =rentze! and Gertrude Hennings, 26—26. A.J. M Cartny and Effi= J. Parsons, 22—18. Frederick Doherty and Kate Phiilips, 24—25. Wm. & Fought und Vergie Murphy. 30—24. Niels Anderson and Inzeborg M. Drohse, 25—20. Oscar Mctoy und ~ophie Hilms, 35—25 Haus Nie sen and Hanna Tilquist, 29—24. John H. Lincoin ard Dora Krandt, 27—2 . Guilford P. Morrell and Maria L. £ Torre, 32—17. Manuel Conde and Barba 5. Bett encurte, 40— 30. Peter de Vincenzis and Louisa Eulla, 30-18. Kay A. Smi:h and Myrtle Smith, 21—:8. —_—_—e Pacific OWENS ACADEM Y—CR. 12TH AND BRUSH sts., Oakland, Cal.; next term . onday,July 26. ROF. LOUI~MERKI; VIOLIN, MANDOLIN, guitar,cornet. reasonable. 225 Geary,nr Powell. OQOKK*EPING, ARITHMETIC, WRITING, gram., etc. ; day,night: $5 mo. 1604 Mkt.,0p.8th. CTING—LEO COOFEKS SCHUOL OF ACI- ing. 814 Geary st. UITAR, MANDOLIN, PIANO AND VOCAL lessons: $3 mo. Mar: Westhaus 39 Fifih st G DENTISTS. AN VRUOM & CO’S ELECTRO- DENTAL Farlors, 897 Market st.; lady attendant; 10 gas or ouher dangerous snmsthetics given; electricity the great agent used 10 Telieve palu; feeth filled ana ‘extracied painiessiy by our new electrical process: a written guarantee given wiib all work done: lowes: prices, best work: ali surgical work attended by G. W. Williamson, M.D., puysician and sorgeon: examination free by the usé of our Dew elecurical appliances: porcelain and gold crowns: bridge-work and teeth without plates a speciaity. Electro-Dental Pariors, 997 Market st FULL SET OF TEKTH, $5; PAINLE extraction. see our new «ombination piate: thinne.t. lizhiest, cooest piate made; warianted 10 y fillings, 50c: crowns, $3 50; 'lady asslst- ant. CHICAGU DEANTAL PARL RS, 24 sixth JEW YORK DENTISI: sET OF TEETH, $5; pam e s extiac.ing, ¢ none but exper.enc- ed giaduate dentis 3 counceted with th 5 offi e all work warranted. 8I%. cor. Sixth and Mission. R. GKORGE W. LLEK, THE GE.UI Leek dentist. d's overer of painiess extraction and patentee of improved bridge work or teeth without any plate. moved from 6 10 20 O’ Farrell. R LULLUM HlLL, 1413 MARKET ST., N&. Eleventh; 10 ch.rge for extracting when plates are made; 0d plates made over ke new: teetn from $8 per set; extracting 50c: gas given. DAINLESS * EXTRACTION, bUc: CROWN bridze work a specialty: piates §5 up: 13 years experience. K. L. WALSH, D.1.s, 8153 Geary $’ FULL SET TEETH: BEST MAKE: O, keptla Tepalr; extractiag free; fillings,00c: crowns, $350. Pacific Dental Parlors, 18 Third YPSY LIFE-RE:DER. 8 SEVENTH ST Jadies 26z, gents (0c: all questions answered, SECRETS REVEALED; charms given free. 1oom 2, 223 Post st. ME. MOREAU, BEST MEDIUM, CLAIR- voyant, card-reader; 25cup. 75 ¥ourth st. RS MELVILLE HAS REMOVED FROM 61 Fifth st. to 92134 Mission, opp. the Mine LEOPATRA: MPLE SYFILLE GIVES CHARMS, FUTURE husband’s picture; Idles 2oc. 914 O'Farrell. ,’2" MONTUOMERY CORNER OF CLAY— OZ{ Open untl 9:3) oclock: branch ofiice of ihe Call: subscriptions and want ads. taken. SPIRITUALISM. M. FRANCIS, INDEPENDENT SLATE . writer. 118 Halght st.: hours 9 until 6 P. . MUS GRILEIN, TEST, DEVELOPING AND healing medium, sittings 50¢, $1. $2614 Grove M M RS, KATE HOSKINY (IRCLES; TUES & Fri, 8 p.ac; readingsdal'y, $1. 701 McAl'ister. ~DLU, Ket 8t KS JJ. « nliNEY for messages st advice. 1206 MUSICAL BSOLUTELY THE OLDEST AND LARG- est house wesi of Chica.0 is KOHLER & CHASE'S. 26. 8 and 30 O'Farr.ll st. Plano organs and all other musical instruments. of ali grades anl prices. Terms ensy: prices lowest. ¥ verything possible cone to pieass and satisfy the cistomer. RE YOU INSTRUMENTS, HINKING OF PURCHASING OR rentinz a plano? 1t so don't fail to call and inspect the fine Insiruments we are selling for 3, 4, 80, ¥6. $7. 18, $9 and $1C per mo'th: every piano guaranteed. SHEKMAN, CLAY '& CO, stenway dealers, corner Keurny and~utter sts. CTUALLY THE BESI BARGAINS IN PL. anos; monthly payments §5 up; correspon dence sollcited. THr F. W. SPENCER COM- PARY, 933 Market st, opp. Mason; establishel over :0 years. ¥ YOU WANT TO SAVE MONEY,G T OUR prices. New and use1 planos §40 and upwards. Al guaranteed. Can be returned if nat satisfic- tory. THE J. DEWING CO. second flior ¥iood Butiding. ONA-FIDE REDUCTION IN PRICES— Haines. Knabe, Bush & Gerts anc others; sec- ond-han pianos from $100 up. W. C. HAMIL- TON, successor 10 A. L. Bancroft & Co., 324 Post. A MIDSUMMEL DREAM = NEW PIANOS 41 $150, $175, $200, $250, 300, $400, $500 and up: tasy vayments. BRUENN'S piauo-house, 228 Post st. SEAUTITUL DECKER & SN PIANO FOR sale cheap; good as new THE ZKNO MAU- VAIS MUSIC COMPANY, 769 Market st. DMIN ISTRATUR'S SALE—MUST SBLL: piaiios #t immenss reduction for cash o on tallments EATON k>TATE 735 Market st J EW VOSE'S PIANO; COST $40 WIiLL AN sell for $200 on account of death. 20 Lyou st corner Page. JLEGANT EMERSON UPRIGHT, i one, at 4 bargain, It. W. LICK, 118 ster st. FIN McAl- 85, FLEGANT PIANO: ‘BAKGAIN, 16 'J). McaAllister, nr. Hibernia Bank. SCHMITZ W .4 BADGEK, SOLE AGENT FUR HALLET & Uavis and Francls Bacon planos. 415 sacto, GENT FUR SHAW: ard maxes; rent $2. ALL OTHER STAND- HEINE, 136 Eilis st. Y. .ON MAUZY, 308 POST ST.—SOHMEK, Newby & kvans, Briggs and other planos. UPKKIOR \ TOLINS, ZITHERS,OLD & NEW. H. MULLISR, maker, repairer, % Lacham place NABE PIANOS, NEW sCALK: NEW styles. KOHLER & CHASE, 30 U Farrell st CLAY & CO.'> ONLY WiLe of new Neinway planos. HORSES. AIR 1300-LB. YO UNG HANDSOME horses: Sunday and Monday. 521 Castro st. ALL-PURPOSE HORSES, WAGONS arts, bariess: auction sale every Tuesday £RSALL S, 721 Howard st SATURDAY AT s, wagous, harness. Vadeucis st, % 5 TAT UCTION SALKSY EVERY 11 o'clock of horses. bur €l =mporium siles yurds WATKINS, unctionner. () BORSES FOR BALE: ALSO WAGONS buggies, carts, harness; Girand Arcade ilorss Marker, 7 Sixih st: sucilon sales every Wed Desdsy. BULLIVAN & DOY L. Auctioneors. HEAD OF HORSES SUITABLK FOR ANY businesy 200 to 1500 pounds. Oid Turk-st. cac stebles. 1801 Turk: 1eam of larve voung m WAGONS AND CARRIAGES. OP ROCKAWAY; m COST $400; CAN BE bought for $95: 3 spring business wagons: SHAW, 16.1 Marset st built to order. N5W AND 8ECONE-HAND WAGONKETTES, hacks sorievs. Luggies, carts and hainss; chesp. Fiiteenth and Valencla, tel. White 871, ARGUALNS! SAKGAINS! BARGAINS! IN new and second-hand wagous, buggies, carts, barness, robes and blankets. Lelbold Harness Company, 211 Larkin st., opp. new City Hull. / AGONS FUR ~A LE—PIA>O-BOX TOP BUG- ky: %00d 2-horse expre.s wagon: 2 new gro- cery and 2 de ivery wagons. 1161 Howard st. JINE LAUNDRY, BAKER'S AND MILK wagons cheap for cash or installments; 1 fine top and open buggy: also 1 hack. 828 Harrison st ROOME DENTAL ASSUCIATION, 759 MAR- ket, vet. 34 and 4th: gass speciaiisis; painies) extraciing, with gas, $1: piates, $7 up: fill, #1 up. &7 ASELTOR TEETRWARRANTLD a5 { good as can be mude; filing$1. DR. SIMALS, dentist, 950 Market st., next Baldwin Theater. HIO DENTALPAKRLORS, 906 MARK ST. ; extracting 80c; filling 50c up: crowns 3 up. ORKING GIRLS ONLY:1~7 TOOTH FILLD free: open ~un. JXL Pa lors, 6th and Mission LL WORK KREASONABLE AND WAR- ranted. DR. J. W. KEY, 1520 Marke: st ET OF TEETH WITHOUT A PLATE DR H. C Young, 1841 Polk at. K J. J. LELK, 1126 MARKET evenings: Sundays il noon; dentistry taugh: OLTUN DENTAL ASSOCLA L1ON, BUS sk ketst. DK CHARLES W. DECKER MISSION S1.—BRANCH OFFICE OF UMK CALL; LUDSCOPLOUS hud Waus sdy O 2526 taken HOUSES FOR SALE. MUST BE SOLD 549 to 535 Mission st. MAKE UFF and removed at once: Cali 556 A.ission st PROFESSIONAL CARDS. OHN £ RICHARDS, LAW UFFICES, ROOMS 26 and Crocker building: telephone Main 75, San Francisco, Cal. SEWING MACHINES. MONTHLY :RENTE D, K1 PAILED,bought, sold, exchanied: machitie suppiies. 145 >ixth $2 LEGAL NOTICES. EPARTMENT NO. 8. PROBATE—IN THE Superior Court 1n aad for the City and County of sun Fraucisco, State of Ca ifornia. In the mat- ter of the estate of J HN BUND, deceased. Notice Is hereby riven that FRIDAY, the 30th day of Ju y, A.D. 1897, at 10 o'clock A. 3 _of said day, «n1 the courtroom of Department Xo.9 of sald court, at the New City Hall, in the City snd County of san Francisco, State of California, have beea appointed #s the time and place for proviug the wit. of seid JOHN BUND, decensed, and for hearing the application of CATHERINE BUND for the is;uance tv her of letters ¢f administration with the wili anne ced. Dated July 16, A. 1. 1897. 8 C. F. CURRY, Clerk. By E.S. HAWLEY, Deputy Clerk. TAYLOR, Attorney for Pe.itioner, City smeda, Cal. HE CALIFORNIA DEBRIS COMMIS: ION, paving received applications to mine by tne bydiaviic process from the Mayflower Gravel Mining Co npany. in the Maytower mine, near Forest Hill, Placer County, 1o deposit tallinzs 1n Black Hawk Cr-ek: from DR. J. P. WELCH, in the Pacto ian m ne, near: enes e, Flumas County. to depesit tatlings in Grizz y ¢ reek: from the Gold Bug M:ning Company, in its mine near George- town, EI Dorado Couity, 10 deposit tallings in Cunyon Creek: and_from E. D. BOWMAN ev als,, in the Eclipse and Bos:on claims. near Onion Va - County, to_deposit taiiings in Poor- gives Lo fc luat ameeting will be Fiood bulluing, San Fraucisco, 1897, at 1:50 P w AU RdR winm Izlz[ (-] S/LakeQs Q8arsgn ' { Francisco .- ¥ 18 O Clear ® Partly Cloudy ® Cloudy ® Rain® Snow ISHADED AREAS SHOW PRECIPITATION DURING PAST 12 HOURS Explanation. The arrow flies with the wind. The top figures at station indicate maximum temperature for the days: those underneath it. it any, the amount of rainfall, of melted snow in inches and hundredihs, during the past twelve hours. lsobars, or solid lines, connect poin s of equal air pressure; iso- therms, or dotted lines, equal iemperature. 'l he word “high” means higl Larometric pressure and BIRTHS—HMARRIGES —DEATIS, [Birth, marriage and death no:ices ssnt by mall witl not be ins+ried. Toey mus; be handed In a: with=rof the pubiication offizes ana beiniorssi with the name and residence of persons authorizal 10 have the same publishe L. | BORN. ADAMS—In this city, July 12, 1897, tothe wite 01 C. Frank ~dams, a son. BYRON—In this city, July 15, 1897, to the wife of Louis Byroa, u daugater. COLETY—In this city, July 15, 1837, to the wife of I M. Colety, a son. FRANQUELIN—July 15, 1897, to the wife of E. A. Frauquelin, a diognter. GUY—In this cliy, July 17, 1837, to the wife of Gus:ay Guy, a daughter. HILKEN—In West Oakland, July 12, 1897, to the wite ot D. Hilken, a daughter. MALONE Y—In this city. July 15, 1897, to the wiie of Peter Maloney, a son. MONSEN—In_Denver, Colo., June 23, 1897, to the wite of ¥. L Moasen. a svu. MOSS—In tnis city. Juls 15. 1897, to the wife of Arthur J Moss, & daughter. MORRIS—In Fruitvale, July 16, 1897, to the wife of J. E. Morris. a daughter. RISEDORPH —In vaklznd, July 12, 1897, to the -fe of Frank E. Risedorpi. » danghter. SCHW A B—In this cl.y, July 8, 1837, to the wife of Georze S:hwab, a dauzhter. VENKER—In this citv, July 13, 1897, to the wite of . H. Venker, a daugher. VRATEMOS—In this eity, July 17, 1897, tothe wife of John Vratemos, a dauzhter. WISEMAN—In thiscir=. July 13, 1897, to the wife of William W seman. a son. — MARZLE ). ANDERSON—WALKER—In this city, July 14, 1897, at the residence of Aoner Walker, by ine Rov.' A. M. Russe I, Charies C Anderson of Sau Franciszo and Mattie Waiker. BRANDT—MY &R~—1In tnis clty, July 8, 1897, by the Rev. H. Howitt, James A. Brandt and Millred C. Myers, boih 0i ~an Francisco. CHAPMAN—DOLAN—In Temesca . January 30. 1497, by the Rev. Fathe: serda of the Sacrd Heart Charch, Ciarence E. (hapman and addie M. Dolan, both of Sa Francisco. MCFADYLN—GATO—In Tailac, Lake Tahoe, July 12, 1897. Jonn McFadyen of Saata Rosa aud Emelia Gaty of Trucks:, Cal. SCHONLING—SCOTT—In nls city, June 26, 1897, by G. W. F. Cook, Justice of tie Peac, Hermann G. ~chonling and Eva Sco:t, both of San Francisco. SHERWOOD—McCLAIN—In thisclty, July 17. 1857, by ihe Rev. M. M. Gibson, D.D., Stan ey Sherwoyd and Jess.e McClalu,00th of San Fran- ci co. SKELLENGER—McCABE—In this city, July 15. 1897, by the Rev. Father Morrisey of St. Peter’s Church. Fred C.Skedetzer aad Maggie L Mc- Cabe, both or San Franciszo, SWETT—MORE—TIn san Quentin, Cal., July 15, 1897, at the residence of the bride’s parents Rev. aad Mrs. A. Drahms. by the Rev. A. Drah-as. Frank T. Sweit of Martinez, Cal, aal Myria More. YOUNG—D ) YLE—In this city, June 28. 1597. by her Yorke, Harry K. Youngand Agnes Dovie. both of a1 Fraicise DIED. Gavin, Keran Haggenmiller, Mary F. Houen, Marle F. C. Kl inschmi it, Carl Lench, Ellen McKay, Ann Malcoim, Liliian E. Mond -t 'Mary Moran, Mary G’ Brien John J. Paterson. James Quinn, Mazgie Sacehan, Hannah Tre:idzo, Wilifam R. hael Tellant, Sabina Bruhns, Henry W. Callanan, soun D, Casassa, 'duzns:ine Cavallera. Cobl, Glady Duuu, Michuel Feldows, Davil A. F.aiazan, Mary M. Gaanon, John H. Winzerson, BELLANI-In this civ, Julv 15, 1897, at St Jiary’s Hospi.al, Sabina, beloved wife of the late Gotardo B-ilani, mother of Jonu Lewis, Kdwar1 P., albin, aud Joseph B liani. Mrs. Frank Ma- ¢oana and Mra. John Bro.co, aad sister of Louis Branont an!_srs. . £ osseltl. 8 native of Switzer.and, uged 87 years aad 10 moaths B~ Friends anl acaualazancos aro respec- soily Invited 10 atienl the fnteral THIS DAY (Stnlay) afternoon, from her lat: re:idence. St. Helena, Napa Coanty. thence to St. Telena Catholic Churci for services. Intermen: St Heleon Cemetery. BRUHNS—In this city, July Wiliam, veioved husoand of I broiner-in-law of Joun Wilnelm. and uncle of George Fred avd Gustave Wiih<Im. a na ive of Fenmar i, Germany. azed 64 years and 25 davs. Prsc Grand Arch of San Francisco Grove No. 8, U. A 0. D. B3 Friends and acqualntances are respecs fuliy invited to avzand the funecai PHIS DAYV (Sunday). at 1 0'c 02k P. M., from his late resi- dence, 411 Lolores s.ien.. niiween S:venteench and } ighteentu. luterment Cypress Lawn Ceme- tery, by carriuse. CALLAHAN—In thiscite. Ju'y 17, 183 Donuelly. beloved husbana of Celia Cal'ahan. eldest son of Beraard aau_Gathecl e Calloan (decessed), and brotherof Mrs Wil fam Grifll + and William, Harry, Howari and May Cala- han, a native of S crancisco, aged 2%~ The funerat wiil take nlace T July 20, at 8:30 0'Ciock A, M.. from residen o, 3278 Tweaty-first street. near Va'en- cin, thence 1o St Jaues Churcn, Twenty-thir and Guerrero stracis, where a solemu requiem mass will ve celebrated for the repose of his soul, commencing at 9 0'clock A. M. inter- mei: Mount Caivary Cametery . CASASSA—In ihe CLiy anl County Hosp'tal July 17, 1897, Auzustiae Casassy. aged 47 years. CAVALLERA—In this citv. Juls 17. 1< " Sera- fino Ang-lo Knrico. belaved son of Serafino Ca- valiera. & id nephew of P. Mache of San Fran- cisco and tear; Clay of Oakiaud, & naiive of 5. 1897 Henry Ioan Sin Franlsco, aged 16 years 1 month und 37 | days. 43~ Friends and acqualiiances are repact. fully invited to attend the fu al TO-MORROW (Monday), at 2 0'clock P. M.. from the residence of P. Mache, 322 Chestaut street Interment 1.0.0. ¥. Cemeters. COHL—Tn this cttv, July 17, 1897. Gladys Eliza, beloved aaughier of Leopoid and De inh Cobl, anaiive of San Francisco, aged 1 year ani § months. COILL—In this cfiy, July 17,1897, Percv Hy veloved 0107 Leopold and Denah (o1l a na: tive of San Francisco. aged 4 years ana 2% ays. DALEY—A solemn requiem mass will b cele- brated TO-MORROW (Monday) at 9 o'cloe< A M. a0 St Dominic’s Church. corner Bush an i Striner siree s, for the rpos+ of (he soul of the late Dennis Daley. Frieads arein vi ed 0 attend, DALY—In this city, July 16, 1897, Mars, dearly beloved wife of Cornelius Duiy.loving metner o Mrs, P. F. Mihan and .ary, Jennie, Thomas nad Jonn Daly, and sisier of Mr, T. o ey. Mes, P Snea. dtrs ' Muepby and ri “For, anativeof Castle Lyoas, County Cork. L aze 1 50 vear e Ga-Tha raneral will taks place TIIIS (Sunday). at 9:30 o'clock A, from her e sesidencs, 43) Branoan street, thaice to St Ros's Church. whers # solemn requiem hizh mass Wi be celebraiod for 1he repose of her soul. commencing a: 10 0'clock A s Intes. ment Mot Caivery Cemetery. DONOVAN—In Pheeaix Ariz, Danlel E., belos son o Jeremiih Donovan, a nati Mass. DUNN—Inthiscity, July 16, 1897, Michasl, be- lovea husband of Kuie Duam, ani brother of Lawrence Dunn, a native of tha pacish of Inch, Conavv Cork, Lrelaud, aged 49 years. ¥ 83" Friends and_acquainiances are respess. fully nvited 10 attend the faneeal THIS by ¢ (Sunday). st 1:50 o'clock P. at.. from_ the par- lors of tne Puclfic Un lertakers. 777 Mission ibln lv.“o.he:we:: Third and Fourth, theace to St arch for Mount Cavary Cemetery, e FELLOWS—In this clty. July 17, 1877, David A. Deloved Bushand ot Saah AL Fallows. a native 3 shire, aged ot New] 3 years 5 monthy and FLANAGAN—In this city. Juiy 17, 1 0 M., beloved daughter of Georgs L. FiIg g‘m’x’; Fianagin, and cranddaushterof 1awrence G. aod thelate Mary Fianugan, anaiive of San July 5, 1897, Mury and the lace ®of New Beaford, Francisco, azest 1 year and 22 duys. AF-The funeral will taks niase THIS DAY (Sunday), at ¥ o'clock P. M. from the resi- dence of the parents. 1115 ‘Tieat avenue. Lu- termenc Mount Calvary Cemetery., GANNON—In Oakland, Juiy 17, 1897, John Sapnon. beloved nephaw of SCes. W Connolly alrs. ary Connolly, 3 aod s Ma ¥, a nauvs of Ireland, 2@ Friends and ncanaintances are fully Invited to attend the funeral TO-MORE ORROW zabeth Bruhas. | {Monday). 4t 3 o'clock ».2c, from the resi- nce of s aont, Mr. W. Connollv. 1675 A~ ntic street. thence 10 St Patrick’s Church, where services wi'l be held. Interment St Mary’s Cemetery, akland. GAVIN—In this citv. July 17, 1497. Keran Gavin, a native of Clonoween, [rsland, aged 60 years. HAGGENMILLER—In this citv. July 17. 1897, Marcy M., beloved wifa of George T Hagzg-nmil- ler, a nazive of San Francisco, aged 24 years 3 montbs and 6 days. HONEN—fn this cive. July 15, 1897, Maria F.C., beloved daughter of Gabriel A.and Ma iy C. Honen d s ster of Andrew od Charles Hoaen, a native ot San Francisco, acel 21 years and 10 monthw. [Santa Cruz and St Lomis Paper< please copy. | B Friends aid acqualniances are respect- folly invited to atzend the fnieral THIS DAV (Sunday), at 2 o'clock p. M. from the residence Ot her pareuts, 22 Silver street Ki EINSCHMIDT—In San_Pablo, July 17, 1897, Carl. beloved husband of Magialoaa Kiein' 8chmidi, a nutive of W ergasien, Germany, agel 86 years 10 mouths and 2 days. SF-Friends anl acqaaintwncey are respact- $ully tavitea to atiend the runeral TO-MORROW (Monday), at 11 o'ciock a. M., from his late resi- dence in ~an Pabln. Intermeén: Mountain View Cemetery, Uak.aud. LYNCH—In this city, July 16, 1897, Ellen. be. loved child of Willlam and Kate Lynch, & na Uveot San Francisco, agea 1 mouth and =3 days. McKAY—In this ity July 17,.1497. Ann Mck beloved sister of Mrs. John 11, Marron, Mrs. Noan of Oakland. Mrs. J. Notter aad Mr. J. Ahern of New fedford, Mass., native of Couniy Tipperary, Treland. azed 68 years. B~ The funeral will take place 10-MORIW (Monday), at 8:30 o'cloci A. x.. from the res dence Gt her broner-inlaw, John H. Marron, 3421 Eighteen h street, thence to Mission Dolo- r 8 Church, where & solemn high mass will by celebrated 10r Lhe repose of her soul, commen - ing at 9 o'clozk .M. Intermen: iloly Cross Cemetery. Please omit flowars MALCOLM—In this city. July 17, Klizabein. beloved wite of Hob ¢t R Al aroe e daughter of Mrs. M. C. Sketon, and sister of Mrs J. H Drammond, Mrs. £. W. Funcke and Lauion B. Skelton, « in.1v+ of Snelling, Merced County, Cal., aged 31 years 11 months and 26 days. MORAN—In thiscity, July 1%, 1897. Mar 1oved wife of Michasi Moran, and sister of Mrs, Owen Gorman and Willan and Katy Kell a na.ive of Slievrue, Counvr Kilkenny, Lretal, agel 35 years. A7 Friends and acqualntances are raspect- fuily invited to attend the faneral TH'S b\ ¢ (Sunday) at 8:30 o'clock A M, from the par- lorsot J. C. O’Connor & Co.. 767 Mission stre ¢, thence to ~t. Ros:'s Lhurch, Brainan street, whers a requisin hizh mass Wil 1o colebra ed 10r the repose of her soul. commencing a 9 o'clock . M. intermen: Holy Cross Ceme- tery, MONDET—In this citv. July 17, 1897, Mary. be- loved wite of Julius Mon let, an't belovel duusns ter of James und Murgares Driscoil, & naiive of San Francisco, B Friends a1l caualntanca; ara reapic:- fuily in vited to attend the funeral TO-MORKO W (Monday), at 8:30 o'clock A. M., from her Iats residence. 91115 Filbery sireet, theuce to St Fraucis Churci, corner of Va'lejo street and Monigomers avenue, whire a requiem ma s W Il be celebratel or the repose Of her soul Interment Holy Cross Cemerery. . O'BRIEN—Av Highland Springs, Lake County, | du 1897, John J. O'iirien, a native of Cashet, County Tipperar;, Irelund,aged 53 years an i 2i days 89 The tuneral will take place TO-MORROW (Monday). irom St. Mary’s Catheiral, O’ Iar eil street and Van Ness avenue, wherea solemn requiem bigh masy wili bo celeoraied ior Lhe repose of his soul, commen:ing a 1) o'clocs A M. Interment Mount Calvary Cemerery. KNIGHTS o THZ k<D BKANCH— \ttention: Yo1 sre requesied to as:emble in carriages at your hali TO-MORR W (M0.4day), 4L ¢ 0'clocs A. M. sha-p, to attend the tuneral of our deeply iamented brother, J. J. U'lirien. PRESIDENT. KNIGHTS oF THx RED BRANCH R(FLES— Attention: You are r quested to ass:mble in unifo'm at the acmory. Ma-ket and ‘lenth TO-MORROW (ionday), at 8:50 o'clocic A. M. sharp, i0 attead tue mueral of oar deeply iam3nced brother, J. J. O’ Brien. M. CASEY. Cup.ain Commaniing PATERSON—In the City anl Coan.y Hoipital, Ju.v 17, 1497, James Pacerson, aged 42 years. QUINN—Julv 1597, Xa:gi-, beloved v ife of Patrick Quinn. daugnter of Mrs. Mury Prender- gust, and sisier of Mre J. Lyous. Mr artvand Mi-: o and Joun Fre ide tive of the parish of Keel, County land aed 54 years 6 months and ‘8 days. AT Friends ‘and acqualntances are respeci- fuily invitel 10 attend the funeral THIS DAY (Sunday), au_7:80 o'clock A. .. from her lata residence. 175 Ship ey screat, near Fifih, thence 10 St Hose’s Churcu, whers s solemn requiem mass will be celebrated for the reposs her soul, commencing at 8 o'ciock A. M. L terment Holy Cross emesery. SHEEHAN—In this city. July 16,1807. Hannah, veloved wife of Timothy ~hevha ,and mother of Joha J. Sheehn aad Mrs. Julia Muiphy. & nu- tive of Rossearberry, Coun.y LowK, Lre.und. B Friends anl Acouslitances Aro respect- fully tnvited to aitend the fanscal TilIs DA« (Sunday). at 9 o'clock A .. from her late resl- dence, 1520 Fifieenth street, theuce fo St Charies Churen. Fighteeota -aad Sho:well atreets, where u réquiem higi mass will oe cele- | brated for the reposs of her soul, commen - ing at 9:30 0'clocs 4. M. Incermens Moun: Cal- vary Ceme.ery. { TREGIDGO—In this city, Willlam Russell. young- | " estson ot Atfonso and” Marion Tregidgo, agod 1 yenr and 3 monins. WINTERSON—In this cl:y. Michael Winterson, a nutive of irelanl, aged 65 years. . be- BLOHM—To our many fricnds and acquaintances aud_especially thz offi ers and m:mbers of Memorial Lodge No. 174, A. 0. U. W., Han- noveraner Verein and Norddeu:scher Ver in, who gav: s> man¢ evidences of thefr hear.fo ¢ and comforting sympa hy duri g our late bx reavement of husus «d and a b We desire 10 return - or ncere than Tie mouring 1 E BL: JOHN BLUHM J&. HEERMAN BLOHM, MCAVOY & CALLACHER FUNERAL DIRECTORS & EMBA! MiR: 20 Fifth St., Opp. Lincoin School, Telephone South 80. )} JAS ENGLISH. CAREW & ENGLISH, VADEPTAKERS AND EMBALMESY T. R CAREW FUNERAL DIRECTOKS, 10 Tan Ness ave., UCAT MAfac. ae, Sud oy Telephone Sa. 138 otsos E-tab. 185¢ ‘Tel, South 47. CRAIG & COCHRAN CO. Funeral Directorsand Embaimer:, 22 =4 AND 26 MIN1 AVENUE. Lady assistan‘s. Sjaciou chapel for the use of | our patrons. 11 F.i. GUNTZ Ler tir-s un ow ambuiince H. W. GANTNER | GANTNER & GUNTZ, Funeral Directors and Embaimers. Sand 10 CITY MALL SQUALE. Telephone Soutn 432 { NEAT BUNKO TRICK. The Firm of E. D. Judd & Co. Estate Agents, Alam.da, : Out of $20 Real dled A neat bunko trick was reported at police headquar.e:s last nizht in the hope that the n'an mighi be known to the police here. Friday morning a man giving the name of Benjamin Wright called at the office of E. D. Judd & Co., real es:ate agente, Pa k street, Alameda, and represented that he might purchase the Trrrace Swimming Baths, belonging to the W. B. Carr esiate. A clerk went witi him to show him over the property, and late in ihe afiernoon Wright returned to the « flice, He said he would make the purchase, and gave a check for $650 on the Bank of British Coiumbia as & deposit. As it wasafter banking hours Wrightsai he was short of ready cash and a temyorarv loan of $20 would be acceptable. ‘lhe firm wrotea check for $20 and got it cashed for Wright by a friend, Wright promis.ng to return { yesterday morning and pay back the amount. Wright failed to return, and inquiries at the Bank of British Columbia elicited the information that the $650 check was worthless, as no such man as Benjamin Wright had an account there. Wright is described as about 6 feet tall, between 40 and 45 years of age, dark com- plexion, dark musiache, bair slightly - tinged with gray, wore a dark suit, Derby hat, gold watch ana chain, isa smooth talker and gentlemanly in appearance. FIGHTS IN PROSPECT. St. George’s Club Proposes to Match Pugilists. The St. George Club management has arranged to hold a pugilistic tournament in Woodward’s Pavilion on August 11. They will maich welter-weights Billy Galiagher and Danny Neeaham; also Biliy Armstrong, the lightweight, and Jimmy Whaler: of Tacoma, who put up a strong fight against Georze Green. Itis also proposed to match several lesser lights. g Mer: Trouble for Turner. J. F. Turner, who has had a great deal of trouble with the courts, has be:n sued by Caroline H. Bainbridue for uniawful de:giner of the premises 1526 California street, and for the sum of ¥45 due 1or rent,