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1a THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1897 w KOOMS TO LET-Continued. PERSON ALS. JcAllister Sirees. 14 g.enA‘Lx.Lxs'rn& DExT 1'0‘ nmm:lfiu —La'ge studio rooms for typewriters, lawyers, dmort‘ . W I2OW FROM THE EAST, STRANG =R, HF good fumily, wou'd like o correspond with middle-aged genil man: none bu: honorable par- | ties Adiress X., box 10. Call Otfice, Uakland. Cr RRESP. = o | WIDOWE. WISHES To D 62yl McALLISTER—2 LARGE SUNNY UN- wi b an ciderly 1dv: German pret. rred. Ad- | #1002 furnished rcoms: private family; Tent { q-i«e 11 M hox § Ual Cice. Onkland, | — Tl okt 30U HAViNG LEFT 8‘.;9 MOALLISTER-NICE SUNNY BAY- o) m. uod un: board, T will not be responsiole v window room: farnished or unfurnished: | sor anv debts contracted by her FRED Private famiiy: reasonabie. SCHAUER | aisaion srres © H.—(OWE; FO GIVE; LETTERS P. MISSION—NICELY FURNISHFD SUN Dy rooms a quiet place: prices reasonable. 63 RAND SOUTHEKN, SEVENTH AND M~ | Sion—Suites:single: sbuny: elovator: moloraie ANCOCK Ti0t ~ R ; tamily roomine-n s 31201085 )15 wews 1206 FISIOS-VERY TANGE, SUANY front room: eicgantly furn'shed: ga bath: etc. 200 ~ MI-SION ST.—“IVELY FU. NISHED { troni room in private famiiy: $s. landlady hs m W. G, ved: 6 Sunday € MINEKES AND PRO- PECTORS LKAV +) here 20th for r.c<nt y op-ned Yaqui gold fie'ds of Mexito woula ocate cla.ms tor partics. wonld | itke 1 or 2 prospecturs to »ccompany. 522 Mout- omery st., room 1. UTHORS—WE YOUR STOKIES, poems and boo besi prices; incose mp. Authors’ ami W uiers’ Union, Chariton. Ia. W 2 & YOUNG LAuy Wil SMALL CAPITAL 10 ASSIT in bosie sy . uan will yield an menense | foriune: object mia ri.ony. adcress J K., box | 143, Call Unee asla d Natoma Street. NATOMA — 2 NICE private; gentiemen of NY ROONS; y: rent reasomabie. 626 Nintn Stree:. NINTH — 1 NICELY FURNISHED room for 1 or 2; hot and <oid water. Oak Street. SUNNY CORNER ROOM, FURNISHED, 6. first floor; $4, sunoy room, nicely papered. Oak st 136 Q2 NicE rcoms and bath. 147 SUNNY FURNISHeD Uctavia Street. 409 ST, VIA-FURNISHED FRONT BAY- window room; rouning water; rent rea- sonable. ADIES WH ) ALWAYS LIKE THE BESE 4 of everyihirg | ui can't alwavs sftord L. wiil be plensed in bo i respects st my estab ishm nt: the bes. hairdressi g in the city, 25c, my ou- and only pric. : bangs u b.enched hair resiored 10 nas G. LEDERER, 111 Si0ck.0a st aud curled, 15c; gray wnd | color, §1 501035. | ADIES, NU ICE!—FRENCH DEC RATIVE S art designs and materal, wholesaie aud retull: largest stock, lowest prices on coast. COUK, 419 Lt Eacrame: “()UINUNIA'—aAN EFFECITV non-greasy . air tonic; $5¢ botile E.., 111 S.0c.ton st MATRIMONIAL MAGAZ NE: M ads: best published; 1Uc a cops. GEK (5). San Jo.e, Cal. HE nial Ellis st £, CLEA! LebE. PERSUNAL MESSEN- *W: DDING BELL” BF~T MATRIMO- Paper; 8 pages: copy luc Editor, 111 EDUCATIONAL. i LOST. N EVENING BUSI . ESSCOLLEGE, YOUNG Men’s Ch:ist an Assccia ion— tudies in bouk- keeping, ms.hematics, stenozraph , typewri in, | mechanical and frechand diawing, geom-try, alge: | bra, etocuti b, German, *panish, nzlish, 'vecal music and electrici.y xil inc ude't in membership privilege. Cail or send fo filus'iated «ataloga-, Assccia ion b de, Mas 1 and El is. Special privic lege v+ young ladies in sindy of stenograph . type- wriing and German. 4. J. 3.cCOY,Gen. Scc SCHUOL OF PHYSICAL CULTURE AND !locution, 1215 Uctavia st., San Francisco, MISS ELIZA MACKINTOSH, pupil of Protessor G. W. Bayuham, Gimsgow, Scotiaad, and graduate of the rchool of tr.tory, Philadelphia, Pa, teacher. Office davs, * hurs P M., Saiurisy a. M. EALD'S BUSINEs~ (OLLEGE, 24 POST si.—Eookkeepiuz, Lusiness practice, snori- bana. typius, sriphy. iausuases, English tranches: e ectrical, civii and miniug enginceriag, survering, as-ay g, naviga.ion, et 20 (eachers: day and evening sessions’ Write 107 CaLR!Ogue. NDERSON'S PREPARATORY SCHOOL— Pupls prepared for «aliforaia and ~tunford oniversities 1o day ana evening classes and pri- vate lessons: teachers’ and civil service examina. tions. Koom 407, Parrott oul.ding. 3 KES LUSINESS COLLEGE, 225 MONT- gomery s.: individual instruction In short band. iyping. bookkeepinz ieiegraphy, eic.. lits scholarship $0U: IOW Jates jer week and month. DARTINGION'S ~CHOOL OF MAGAZINE und Newswpaper Jilusiration, 424 Pioest: free exhibition of works by students daily. 2 to 4 P30 tatwrday classes morning and afiernoon. INGINEZKING SCHOOL: CIVIL, ELECL, mining. mech., survey,assay, archit.; day& eve.: 1864 A. VAN DER NAILLEN, 933 Marker. {XPERIENCED TEACHER DFSIRKS PRI- vat- puplls; hours 3 to 7. MISS FULLER, 838 Turk st. RIVATE LESSONS wanted by gentleman. 9(), BUSINESS FRENCL OR SPANI-H . course. Cail at 2213 Geary st.. room 38. PBOOKKREPING, AKIIMMETIC WHITING, ght: $5 mo. 1504 Mkt ,op.Sta est IN GRAMMAR 8. G., box 18, Call. Fine stree PINE—NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS 10r gentlemen: reasounab e; running water. 62 i o8t Streci. POST, BOHEMIA. FRONTS UNION £Q,, 239 ME: ¥. MCLEOD, PSYCHOTHERAPEU- 4 JUGLNE DE FOnESI, SCHOOL OF ACIIAG ROW ~ “PANIEL BITCH, FKOM 111 FLSTE st, off Tweuty-ninth and Mission: rewars $10. YOLLIE PUP (BITCH), 3 MONTH~ OLUL: sable and wlite. Heiurn to 400 Pucific s.. and rece.ve reward. A PASSBOOK WITH THE HI- Savings and Laan Socie v of *an Fran- cisco, in the name «f HENR.ETTA SPKUNCH Do 189 8a1: the finder will p ense return to ban S R — STORAGE. J ARG SUNNY BASEMENT AND ROOM IN 4 Mission; ren: chesp. Address L. C., box 48. | Call Oftice. AT UW EATES _rURNITURE CARPETS p'anos pousehoid goods: clean, light com: pariments: advauces made. J. NOONAN, 1017 10 1023 Mission st., sbove Sixtn: open evenings FURSITLRE PLAAOS TG _ADVANCES PAcKIng shipping. CHAS -LTAYLOK, 04 Post. S ————— LATESY SHIPPING INTELLIGENCK, Arrived. SATURDAY. October 9. Sumr Bonita, Nichoison, 95 hours from >an Diego: produse. 10 Goolull, Perkins & Co. failed. SATURDAY, October 8. &tmr Noyo, Levinson, ror: Srazs. Etmr Scotia. Johnson. Stmr South Coast. Zaidert. Movements of Trane-Atlantic Steamers. NEW YORK—Arrived Oct 9—Str La Lre ague, from Havre. Tmportations. POBRT HARFORD—Per Bonita—f0 sks lentils. 240 sks beans, 1044 sks wheat, 1613 sks barley, 815 sks oats. g':!nnau‘-bbd':lfifllkl wheat. oiecs — & bdls dry Rides, 1 lot asphaltam, 1 bbl bakin; powder, 1 bal fll;‘:. l‘.klru.p ™ Connig rees. Per Bonita—W C Price & Co; Geo W McNear; Lievre, Fricke & Co: H Da ard. Sinsheimer Bros: Jonas Erlanger & Co; Moore, Ferguson &Co: R A K.r-b wi SLV roerg e and ma. netic bealer, 521 Eliis st. ADIES, MY MONTHLY KREGULATOR J never fai.s: box free. MHS. B. ROWAN, Mil- waukee, Wis b ALLROUM ANDSTAG < DANCES TAUG HT 2 tlks. Palace: sunny suites: private batn. plain or tancy, st LRVINE'S, 421 Post st. iowell Niree.. RAGCARPETS WOVE 10 URD..R AN U FOR \ sale: also chenille-wove rugs. slk portleres: POWELL (THE MONTELLO) furnished rooms: reasonable 20 Gealer iu carpet twine, in henk or cb 10, ‘at lowest POWELL NEAR SUT ER— LARGE sunny front room; hall bedroom. 508 Sacramento Street. ]61(’ SACRAMENT NICE rooms; furmshed or unfurn.shed; single or en suite; rent reasouabie. Shotwell Street. SHOTWELL — PLEASANT SUN 23 rooms, suitale for house<eeping. HE HILLSDALE, suites, singie: also lig! TER —ne SIXTH — ROOMS, Bhouekeepinz rooms. | 33 t, 54 6TH. COR MIs fur. rms :en suite:single; reas. JEW MANCHE AN sion—riz nwl 108 5X7= 136 10 83 wee! SIXTH—NICELY FURNISHED SU rooms; en suite or sing Ny : clean: quiet: §5 ISHED 1 O0MS: c to50¢ nigat: 81 Blockton Street. JUROPEAN, 17 STOCKTON — ELEGANT rooms: suite or single: cay, week or mont 1a hs: hot and cold Water: transient; elevator. Sutter Streoc. SUTTER (SUITER HOUSE) — FUR- pished rooms 5¢ up: suites, sinxles: trans. 308 3512 HFE STANFURD, Surnished elezautly SUTTE i—ROOMS 50 day: $5, $30 mo. by buc, 81 Third Street. CAR MARKET—SUNNY FUR- nished rocms; transients. 7 THIRD. x 1 1 THI+D-ROOMs TO LET; for tatorshop SUITABLE l1uik Stree:. 1 TURK—LARGE FRONT ROOM; 2 men: rext cheap; front parior, £6. 524 ates. GEO. MATTHEW. 709 Fifin FIEST OF MONTHLY OpEEs suces of Joseph Greven's operat:c sche (Murphy buiiding, Marke: and Jones sis.) will take p ace Ue ember 1 in I O. . F. Hali; acting in costuwe; singlug, orchesirasccompamiment. | IS8 GAMBLE'S DANCING ~CHOOL: and elocutivn. 14 McAliister, r.70; call 2to 4 M Sharatsc s sar. 8 P. M 317 Devisadero. ELASCO'S LYCEUM SCHOOL OF ACTING— Puplis rehearsed oo stage. Alcazar building UDLAM =CHUOL OF KLOCUTION D amatlc Art. 9:8 Sutter st M S QPAMISH—CLASSLS DAILY; §5 MONTH: 4 ASND SS BOLTE'S SCHUOUL, 2318 CALIFO. boar. : Eng, Fr, Ger, music; $30 a m AN FRANCISCO BUSINESS COLIFGr, 1238 Markei st.; 124 positions in '96: 65 in '97. TO HEAR FRUY BERNARD Addre:s 36 South Poruaud ave, A SISTEK SAKAH. DVICE FREE: DIVORCE LAWS A SPEC- irliy ;private:no fee witnout success:collect ons W.HOWE, a1ty at law, 850 Market.cor. Stocktn. VW QULD LiKE KING Brooklyn, 3 E}' EDIN DF. BALE CIA RESTAURANT 206 McAllister 5 .; Suanisa and French din: Ders, 25¢. BaogEs, rioTo. made 1 San WALTEX N. BRU RIG CUTDOOR STEREOPT1CON SHOW EV. Iy night cor. Market and Sixth ste.; aristicad- Sertisements in living light: promoters of Oasi- ness. Consult OWL ADV. CO' 1140 Market st JLECTEIC LIGHTS IN EVEKY ROOM; [ Wincnester House, 44 Ihird st, nr Marker. 200 rooms, 25¢ to 81 50 ner nigh:: &1 50 1o $6 pet Weex: free bus ani buxga-e 10 and from ihe ferry AND BADGE BUTTONS ncisco at kastern prices. T, 535 Clay st, . F. JUPERFLUOUS HAIRS KEMOVED BY 1 electrolysis. MBS, DR WELCH. 2115 Bust. JULT TOOKDEK ON EA <Y dnsiALLM: TS | »D L LEMOS, 1117 Marke: s, bec’ 7th wnd St C LOAKS AND TAILOK-MaUER iailed ar wholessle ligures 20 SUITS Rie Eansome & HUF~CHMI DT - pastinier. SANITARY coiden Cmieav e DRESSMAKERS. ME GOLDST 1N — KLEGANT STYLISH AMaresses.35 up drssses mede over. 6 Fddv. R85 FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS. JTOCK AND FIXTURES OF A T-ACRE | 3 fruic and chicken ranch for sale cheap. App'y 1. PHILPOIT, cor. Peraits ave. and Hopaius | Diamoud, Foultva e Valenci~ Stree. Q¢ @A TALENCIA —SUNNY ¢ O'rooms; runping wate; FURNISHED grate: mcderu; DOMESIICMA HINK: 4 DRAW- « ers 63 Julian ave., off 14th st $12.50 T HOROUGHBKED ANGOKA CAls AND Kittens wiia pedigres for sale at 1945 Eddy. rent low. ] l T VALENCIA, K TWENTY-THIKD— | Niceiy surnished sunoy bay-window roum: also alcove room; private fami'y. Vau Dexs Aveuus. VAN NESS — NICKLY FURNISHED sunny suites and single rooms; housekeep- 15 ing. 41 NY ROUMS, SINGLE b, gas: 87 up. VAN NESS_SU and doubre, ne: Miscelianeous. JURNISHED ROOM; EVERY CONVENI- ence: location unexcelled: references required Address U. D, box 1, Call Office. 527 o, UNIGUNERY Bi. BKANCH OFFICE taken e Caih WAL ads sud sUuSCOPUOLS BOARDING AND ROOMS, HANGED HANDS; extra table board. VENWORTH— sunoy rovm: VAN NESS _ NEWLY FU sunny rooms: tab e board ISHED ; terms moderate. HUICE FAMILY COW, 1HOROUGH-BR A D Jerses #lso Houdan chickens. 156 Bruad st KAN) CONCERT GUITAR AND MUSIC, 1% Montgomery ave OUD PIANO AT A SACKIFICE. 410 EDDY s reet. C ( G Tu.,fiuu.ufiflhu FOX - TEKKIER PUPs for sale cheap. 207 Tehama st EDIGEEED pups: cheap. St BERNARD BIICH AND 9 4107 P. M, 365 Minna st | suppression never tad: 109 r. M Koom 10, Y. M. ¢ A. bullding. JINGING. PIANO: PAKIS GRADUALE Freuch, Germun laBguages; $2 mo. 109 Taylor (G ULEAR, MANDOLIN, PIANO AND VOCAL lessons; $3 mo. Mary Westhans 39 Firih si 252 MISSION — SUBSCRIPTION 3 want nde ragan for THH 4 AL anu MEDICAL. A PROCESSTHAT IS PEUFECTLY HARM- iess: never fails In any case of monthly sick. Di8s, DO matier What cause: po electricity bum- bug or other dangerous methods: money 1o every case refunded if a cure is not effected: travelers beiped immediately: years experience: bome in confinement With sanitarian conveniences. Lon- | suit free the only reliab e piiyscians, Di. AND MRS DAVIES, 14 Mcallister s.. nex: Miberala Bank: bou's9A. M 05 :nd 7 68 P A BIRTIN—MARRING 3 —aEA LS, [ Birth, marriags and desth noticas sent by mi Xill not be inseriel. They mus: be handed i1 v elther of the publication offices an ! oe indorss1 with the name an. residsnceur persons authorizsd 10 have tue same puoiisned | i BOKN. | AIGXER—In thiscltv, at the Potrero, October 3. 1857 10 .ne wife of Lucas Algn 1. a daughter. BULLERDIE: K—1In this city, October 5, 1897, to th~ wife of N. Bullerdieck, & daughter. CAMPBELL—October 4, 1897, to e wife of C. R. Campbell, a dauzhter. CAN<10—1In San Jose, Ociober 8 1897, (0 tae wife 0f Ado.ph \ aneio, & son. DICK—Ta this city, September 30, 1897, tothe wife of William . Dick, a danghter. DIBBEN—October 3, 1897, to the wife of Henry Dibben, augbter. HaVEKTY—In this clty, Oc-ober 5, 1897, to the wife of Joan J. Haverty. s daughter. | KENXY—In this city. Ociober 2, 1897. to the wife of James J. Kenny, a daughter. KNACK—In ihis city, Ociober 5, 1897, tothe wife of Philip A. Knack, a daugntes LUCY—In this city, Ocioper ¥, 1897, tothe of G. W. Lucy (nee Heuer). & daaghter. | MeMULLEN—I4 this city. October 7, 1597, to the | _wife of johu McMuilen, a daugh:er. | SPARKS—In this eity, October 7, 1497, | _wife of O. L *par<s, ason. | STEFFENS—In this city. Oc ober 2. 1897, tothe | ~Wite of Toh G. ~ effens, n « to the L1 CASES OF MONTHLY SUPPRESSION (from whatever cause) restored in a few hours; safe at auy time: v _process humbuz: in- stant relief for travelers; home in confinement: my ceebrated treatment and remedies for moathiz every case guaranteed; conauitation iree and confidential. MRS DR WYETH. 916 Post st near Larkin. PKUCESS THAT N - VER FAILS TO RE- store every case of monthly sickne-s from Wwha ever cause In a few hours when medicines and others have failed; no instrumenis us- many years' experience; every case guar nieed advice free: terms reasons firsi-c.uss private home for continement. MRS DR. DALEY, 1116 Market st.. over Owl Drugs ore. SURE, SAF< AND sPEEDY CURE }OR all semale diseases: & home In confinemen:, with best possible cars: with the privacy of a b me a.d tae convenience of a hospital: tho- who are s ck or discouraged should cail on t: docior and stage their case. they will find in hera true sriend: all consuiia.ions freeand amo.ute confidential. MRS DR. GW YER, 226 Tur< s \LL OF DK FUULETS CAPSULrS ARK guaranteed absolute cure for all female dis eases: positive y sale aud sure: 1o danger or after effects: Laken IN Uime 1t al50 8Cts a8 a ureventive: price §1 50 jer box. sent free by mail on receipt of [rice: consullattons o) all WALLER BROS. 38 G A caur tion— Before purchasing elsewhere, write vs. A LLLADIESIN 1LOUBLE Ok WHO ARR <\ suffering from disesss pecullar to thelr sex will ind immedinte reief Ly cousuiting a first- class lady physiclan. wno never fails 10 core a singie case: free consuitat rms easy. DR M. DWY KR, ¥63 Kearny st QUEE CURE, WH-N OIHLES FAIL: NO ») medicine or Instruments: every woman her own physician for all femace troub'es, N0 matter rom What cause; restores in one day: never fails; consultation free: can be sen. and used st homs. DE. FOPIER. 318 Kearny s¢ Orders by tel K~ 20 HAND MACHINERY H & WOLPM AN, 137 Bealo st CILERS,ENGIA MCINT FOR 2ALE — SPLENDID KOUGH-COATED | ~t. Bernard bitch Alma (Duke of Edinbuigh- Lady Glaays). Appis at 1320 Geary street. JAFES—BARGAINS IN NEW AND SECOSD hand: a'l sizes: balf origiual cost 108-111 Market st, 8 k. l,(JILhK.\, ENGINES, PUMPS, BELTING,GAS | Jenzines: bougbt and suid. WHITE. 518 Mission LOT UF SECOND - HanD RoChESTER | A lizips Wien bangers addrew ‘15 Call NevLy FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH OR wihout bosid; Jewish famiiy. 1023 O'Far- Tell st 81z 41 als0 others; HYDE—NEWLY FURNISHED ROOM with toard; 20 up: use paslors, plano. Ottiee. W ANTED—GEI YOUR Bt your feel ot the same price you buy ready. made ones, from 31 82, $3 $4 and 85, at bo2 Mission st bet. Firsi and Second sts. 3600 PALKS — Aroltes . shoes, been stightly than_one-fourta® their vmive, 562 Mission s SHOES MADE Tu LI MENS camagod. st less from 2s¢ 10 $2 bre. First and tecond. JUNNY SINGLE, DOUBLE AND ALCOVE SHOES. SOLL G, 8sc: MEN'S g 4 30 rooms, with bosrd 539 O'Farrell si., cor. sboes, soling, 5Uc: ail repairing doue at Leavenwor:h. ihe usual price. 562 Mission st, bet. st and 2d KUGKLYN HOUTEL 205212 RUSH ST, J . A EUoL BuUSEM VoK Do ALER Soo board and room $1 to 82 per day. $6t0 $12 per « cpd-hand buliding macerial. 1122-36 Mission. week: choice 100ms 50 cents 10 $1: sui%e rooms dor family §1 1081 50 per night: first-class service: OFFEE-MILL ~CAL , HAND-TKUCK, LEIL- 112, 2104, 710 8 Sund M55 DR SCOTT: FRMALE COMPLAINTS VL diseases of the eye: & permanen: cure guaraa- teed or no charge made: consult tree: hours, 10 to 410 eary st ADIES.CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH PENN Y- 4 royul Pills (Diamond Bran iiabie: take no other: send 4c, siamps, for particu- jars. “Rellef for Ladies.” in leiter by return mall; L druggists. Cbichester Chem. Co., Philadelphia. R=. GOODWIN, DISEASES OF WOMEN: 2dies near or far: safe, quick cure guaranteed any alment: maternity home; vest care: skiil onl, low fces; Ur. tchuck’s seif-core, §5. 401 Van Ness. R AND MrS WEGKNER. 526 EDDY SI.— Safs quick cure for all female com piaints guar- #nteed: privats home in confineraent: every come fort; infants adopted: terms moderate: pills £L. BOUN 41U WIVES AND MOIHEKS—Si- goro: price §1 50. RICHAKDS & CO., 408 Clay si.: send 2-c. stamp for particulars 10 Seguco Manufacturing Co., 531 K st., Sacramento, Cal. LP-AU'S FRENCI PiLLS—A BOON TO LA- dies with femaie (roubles; no danger: safe and sure; §2 50, express C. 0. D.: don’t delay until 1o Iate. O3G,OD BROS., Coas: Agents, Uacland, Cal TOMFIDENIIAL — Laules 1N 41.UUBLE _ communicaie with D SANTEK 85 Graa: ave, San Fraudise . U PKA® o Frdiabe REGULATING PILLY: i sato and eMicien: emmenagogue: box. free coach. (HARLES MOATGUMEKY. | E bt e cheap. 102 Clay st. KICHARDS & CO.druggiats 406 Clay ..':.:'.._ OTEL FAIRMOUNT, 1714 MARKET—RE- | J UL OF UNCALLED-FOK SHOES, FKOM | QUKE CUKE IRLEGULA KIT 1ES OR OTHAR opened under new management: newly, ele. gantly formshes: firstclass in every respect: 1able unsurpassed; suites, with board or two, $60. ACKMEIEK S HUTEL, 123 TO 129 EDDY SL: choice sunny rooms $2 50 per week and un: board, Al table, $6 #nd up. FKED ERTEL sud ADAM HACKMEIER, Proprietors. VE WALDORF, 508 POWELL OPP. UNION #quare—T horoushiv renov newly and ele- gantly furnisied; board. MES. J. A. CALHOUN. 167 tukea NINTH SE — BKANCH UFFICK OF GHE CALL subeGipUos SBA Wads ads CHILDREN BOARDED. 25c up to $1 25. 862 Mission. bet. 1st and zd AKS, BACK BAKS, MIKKOKS, SHG. cases. counters, Linoi-um, oflice furniture. siors and oitice turniture and fixtures: new and second- and. J. NUONAN, 1017-1018-1021-1023 Mis- sion st., above Sixth. 15 AKS. BaUWCASES, COUNTERS, SHELV- ing_ete. boichinnd so'd. 3068 Mission. ur. ith. | temale diseases. MES DR. PUETZ 2415 dth OME IN CONFINEMENT; DISEASES OF women. Mrs. Dr.Funxe, 1415 $th st, Alameda B HALL 14 MCALLISIEK Si., BEAR Jones—Dixenses of wumen and children. D CLAIRVOYANTS. SEWIL MACHINES., MONTHLY: KENTED, REPAIRED, boug'it, sold: machine supplies. 145 Sixth 8 LL KiND> BOCGHT, SOLD, EXCHANGED, rented; repairing: lowest rates 203 Fourch, | JNGLISH WIDOW WOULD LIKE 2 CHIL- dren to board; also 2 furaisued rooms 1o rent. 904 ko som si. OR2CHILDR from the city; Howard st. VHILDREN TO BOARD; NICK HOME IN THE Mission. Address C. B.. box 80, Cal Ofice. NTO BOARD: A FEW MILES 0 other children. 1nquire 1205 V 7 IDOW WISHESFEW YOUNG CHILDREN; nice home; mo her's care. 2618 Bryant ave. STORES TO LET. TORE SUITABLE FOR DRUGGIST: ROOMS; cement basement. I'wenty-ihird and Guerrero. 511 THIED, COk. PARK LANE-STORE: 3 rooms; rent $16. l 1 TENTH—-LARGE STORE: CHt APEST in city: sul able grocery or liquors. IW. C ‘R. ELLIS AND SCOTT: SIORE AND 2 living-rooms: fine lo ation: $22. TORE, NW. COR. POSI' AND BAKER,WITH fixiues, complete for grocery: 3 rooms in rear: fine coucrete ceilar: rent $:0: water free. 1524550 iense 3 0 Y Novrmomars 294 1 MISSIO. 10711 —STORE, WITH 3 LIV- 212 DENTISTS. TAN VRUOM & CO.S kLKCTRO- DENTAL Yarors, £97 Market s.: lady attendant: bo gas or oiher dangerous anmsihetics giveu; electricity the great agent used 10 Tellove palu: leech filled ana extracted painleesly by our Dew elecirical ess: & wrilieu guarantee given with ai: work one: lowes: prices. best work: all surgical work sitended by G, W. Wil:iamson, M.D. paysician a0d surgeon: examination fres by the e of our pew elecirical appiiances: porcelain and gold €rowns: Lridge-work and teeth without piates a | speclaity. Klectro-Dental Fariors. 997 Market i FULL SET OF TEKTH, $5 PAINLEss €Xtraction. see ODI new (OMUination plate: thinnest. lightest, coolest piate made; warianted 10 years: filings. 50c: crowns, §3 50; lady assisi- anf. CHICAGU DENTAL FARL R~ 74 wixth B. GRORGE W. LrER, I1HE GE -UING Leek dentis:. ¢.8-0verer 0f painiess extraction and pateniee of improved bridgs WOrk or Leeia without aoy plate. moved from 6 10 20 O’ Furreil. | B LUULUM HiLL, 1333 MARKET S5, N Eleventh, nocharge for extracting when plates are made: 0d piates made over like new; \weeia from $8 per set: exiracting 50c: gas given. NEW YORK DENTISTS— P ATES, $550 UP; siiver fiiliogs. 5Cc up; gold filiings. 1 up. piates mended, §1 up: uil work warranted: pain- iess extraction. 964 Mission st, SE. cor 6th. HIO0 DENTAL PARLOKS, 906 MARKET— Painless extracting, 5Uc; Cpen evenings and OFFICES TO LET. A A A A A A AN, )MMA SPRECKELS BUILDING, 927 MAR- ket st.—812 10 $20. » SHTON. room 210. ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. A AR ARAARAAA AN RSN ADVICE FREE: DIVORCE LAWS A SPEC- ialty : privaie: Do fee with out success;collec:ions G. W. HOWE, atty atiaw,850 Market, cor.Siockin. DVICEFREE—PRIVATE LAW MATTEES; moderats fees: %10 8. JicCaBe, 103 Larkin. Suudays. 7 FULL SET OF 1EE: H: BEST MAK $D. 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October 9. 1597, by the Rev. F. Foan, Ferahari Baum: bach and Caroiine Funk, boih of San Francisco. BONNEY-MURPHY—In this city, Sepember | 28 1897 James W. Bonnmey and Annle Mur- PhY, both 0: San Franct.co. SHANNON—DUNLAP—In 'hiy eite. Octover 8 i%3' by the Rev. Father O'Connor, William P. annon and Ada M. Dun!ap, bota of San Fran- clsco. | STANHOPE—-VAN AMRING In this olte, October 7, 1897, ty the Kev. M. M. Gibson, D.D., Josepa T. Stanuope anl Genevieve H. Van Amringe botho. San Francisco. | WELLS=PHELPS—In this city, October 5, 1897, | bythe Rew. M. M Gibson. D.D.. alnert A. Wells I d Laul Phelps both or Franc.sco —— ey DIED. Applegate. J. Henry Brennan, Bea:rice R. Bubot. George J. Campbell. Rose E. Daunet. Francts J. Edwards. John nnegan. Margare: Geunsier, Julio: Gernow. Fredericx A. lHaaustra, Wybranies iiannan, Briaget Harriogion, Mary A. Irving, Anna Jongh. N. J. Krasky, Theodor Lelevier, Toussaint Lopez Georgs Me - iearer, Ross A. Mar.inez Kichie & Meyer. Amal: Miiler, Mry Mary Parnow, Eilda M. Paterson May Robinson. fames Sickels, Efiiy Snyder. Mary A. Steenken. George APPLEGATE—In Alameda, October 6, 1897. J. Hente Appiegate, & ustive of New York, aged 82 years 8 wonths and 2L BaFriends and acqualniances ars respes fuily Invited 0 atiend the funeral THIS DA (Bunday), at 12 o'clock M.. from I O. O. F. Hai Alsnieda, where services wii be he.d under tae auspices of Columbla Lodze No. 40, L U. O. F. Juterment Laural Hili Cemeterv, San Francisco 0'Clock P.M. creek boal). where services of cha Militant will be held by Cauioa Usk- land No. 11, P. M. BRENNAN—In this city, October 9, 1497, Beat- rice Hosa, dearly beioved twin daughier of Johs and Hosa Brenna: | ®ged 3 months BUHOT—In thecitv of Los Angetes Georgze Jean Buhot, beloved father of Albert Fubot. and brotner of Mrs. Thals Buhot and Mrs. Augus.in Rensuit. « native of kraace, ased 47 years and & months. 83 Friends aod acqualntancsy ars respect- fully invited to attend :he fatersl THI~ DAY (Sunday), at 2 o'clock r.X.. from L O.O. F. Hai. corner of Seventh and Market streets, under the auspices of Franco- American Lodge 0. 207. Inter nen. L U. 0. ¥. Cemetery. ke m uins at parlors of J. 8. Godeau, 305 Montgom- ery uven: CAM PEELL~—In :his city, October X, 1897, Rose Kll-n bsioved child of Merx J. and Rose A, Campbell. & native of San Francisco, aged § moath: ani 23 days. BaFriends ani acqualniancey are respact. fully invite | to attend the funsral THIS DAY (Sunday), at 1 o'clock P. M.. from the res!- dence uf her parents, 1551 Alavawa street. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. | DAUNET—In thiscl v. October 9 197, Francis | 4. infaot sono! Edward and Mamie Launer, & native of ~an Fraacisco. aged 4 months. EDWALDS—In Oakinnd. October 7, 1487. John, beioved husband of Mri Bertns Edwards. ana. | uveotSweden, aged tU years and 7 months. A& Friends ani acqualuiances are respect- 1uliy j0vitel 1o attend tue funeral TI(I~ DAY (Sunday), at 2 o'clock P. M. irom the nar- iors of Le tch & Corrigan, 878 Broadway, €0 ser kighih street. Interment Mountain View Come- te | FINNEGAN—In this city, October 9, 1897, at her Tesidence. 831 Bryaut - treec. Margaret. be.oved wite of T. . Finu -gan_daughter of Willlam D. d the iate Mary iarrel, ana sister of Mrs es Lucy and Jona J., Anthony and Thomas Farrell u iiative of Sacramento, Ca., ag-i 30 years 7 mon:hs and 17 days. [Hurly (Wis) papers piease copy. | BF"Iniermen: will take place in Sacramento TUrSDAY. Ociover 12. on arrival of the 8 o'clocs A. M. train from Saa Francisco. ENSLER—(n this city, Ociober %, 1807. Jullus, deariy beioved busband of Caroline Gensler, and father of Mes. J. Scalanksr, Mrs. M. Moses, Mry. k. Kragen and Lena, G od.e »nd kddic Gensier, anativeof Posen, Prusiia aged 50 years aud § monthe. [New YOrk papers please copy. | B Friends anl acaualatances nre respec- ful.v invited 0 attand _he fanacal THIS DAY (Sunday), at 10:30 0'clock A. M.. from his late Tesiuence. 308 Goiden G (e wvende, tnence uy the 11:30 0'clock 4 & train (0 New Salem Cemeters. Pieas: omit flowers. | GERHOW—In this city. Ociober 7. 1897, Freder- fck A, dearly beloved nhusoand of Emms k. erhow, yountest and beloved son 07 Ars. Mar- gATEL and tne iawe Frederck Gernow. and brother of Char.es Gerhow and Mrs. J. ti. Open- 815w, & ative of San rrancisco, aged 32 years 6 months and 10 days. A member of Germania Cinn AFFriends and acanaintances ars rispes- fally inv.tel to aitent taa ranersl T'(1S D\ ¢ | (Sunday), m 1:30 oclock P. X.. from the res deic- of his mother, 67 Tehuma sireet. ne. Second. ihouce to Un:om-square Hall, 4.1 Post sireeis, wher funeral services will held, com- mencing st 2:.0 o'clock r. M. luterment Ma- sonic Cemetery. HAANSTRA—In Oakiand, October 9, 189 Wybrandes. son of Baltus and Johauus Cac rina liaansira a oauve of Holland. aged 20 yeucs aad 6 month HANNAN—[a this city, October 8, 1897, Briage:, beloved wiro of Micusel Hannan and dearly be- loved motner of James, Wiliiam, Georze, Lilile, Kutie, Nellie and the late Mamie Hannan, a na ve of Couuty Donegal, Ireland, aged 49 years an: ¥ mon:hs. A3~ Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited 10 actend the funscel THIS DA Y (Sunday), at 8:30 o'clock A. M. from her late Tesidence, 322 Fremwnt sireel, thence to St LTentiaa’s Churca, whers a roquism high mass Wiil be celebratsi’ for the repuse of Aer soul, commencing at 9 0'CloSs 4 oL mea: Holy Cross Cemetery. HARRINGTON—In Oaklanl. Octoter §, 1897, Mary A. Harringion, mother o Mamie, ea, John anl Jime: Harringion. a naive of Mew York. aged 48 years and 6 months. JRVING—In this cliy, October 8. 1897 Anna, beloved wite ot Jumes Irviu,, & native of Bohe mis. avad 54 vears. &3 Funeral private. DEJUNGH—.n Loodoy. England, N. J. de Jongh, inther of the lute Caarles B. de Jongh, sad grandfather of Ivau L de Jongh of Glen Park Avenue. Sau £rauciico. KRASKY—Ia this city, October 7, 1397. Theodor, be.oved husband of Ep a Krasky, and brother of Henry and John Krasky, a native of Indiana, aged 38 years. (Tulare papers p.ease couy.| Friends and acauainiances ara r-spect- fuly favited to atend the juneral THIS DAY (Suaday), at 2 o'clock P. M.. from his lute reai- geuce, <7 Alleen av-nue, Off Fifteenth strest, beiweea Lolores and Guerrero. Iuterment Laurei Hul Cemetery. LELEVIEK~In this city, October 7, 1897, Tous- | 6 | | H P Winslos K G Lalder. Chicago i E Lung, Purs Gl W armes, N Y CSFay. anta barbara Mrs C S Fay, Santa Bar saint Lelevier, beloved father of Mrs. J. Du- Taod, Mrs. J. S Day, Mrs. . Landgrebe, Mr. J. Lelevier and Mri A. Cussen, a nauve of France age! 7.year: 10 monshs anl 26 AT Friends and acouaintancos ara respas- fully invited 10 a-tant cr- fanerat THIS DA (Sunday), az 1: 0 o'clock r.M.. from his late resi- dence 58 Natoma yireer. Intermen: L G. O. F. | Ceme:ery, LOI'EZ—Iu this eity. October 9, 1897 George. be- loved s0a or Kuseit aud Mary Lopez, a uasive of San cravcisco, uged ¥ years. McKLEANEY—In this city, October 8, 1897 Rose A.. belov.d wife of joha Mek lea: . daughter of Michael and Mary McLu.ghlin, and sisiec of Jonn. rdwarl, NI icnae aud Mamie McLaughlin, a native of San Fraucisco, #8210 27 years 8 months and x-davs BF Frienls ani acauatntanca: are resns: fuily invited to attend the funeral TO-MORROW (Monday), at 8:30 o'clock A. M., froma her late residence, 2 Boyd . thence o Joseph’s Church, where a requiem higs muss wil be celebrated for the reposa of her soul. commenc- in- a: 9 o'ciock A.M. lntermeun: Hay Cross Cemetery. MARTINEZ~Tn this citv. October 6, 1897. Richie S. b o ed son of Kichard ~ aid Ce ina Mar tinez a native of Sau Francisco, aged ¥ years and 4 wouths. MEYER—In this city, October 7. 189", Amalia, beloved wifs of Sedy Meyer, and mother of Clara, Gustav and Lena Meyer. 4 uativ - o7 Su z. burg, Bavaria Germany, aged 41 years 9 moucus a0 17 days. 8F Friends and acgusintancey are respect. fuliv iuvited 10 a.tend the rans. TAINS oL (Sunday), at 10" o'elock A. M. from her lats res dence, 1210a Sco tstrea: intermen: Home of Peace ‘Cemetery. by 11: 0 o'clock 4. M. Lraiu from Third ani Towusend sireets. Piease omit fowers. MILLEE—In this city. October 9, 1897, Mss. Mary A. Miller. belovel motherof Mrs Jjohn Murphy and the late Mrs. M. #. Kinsmano, 3 a- tvo of England. aged »9 years aua 10 days. O'NEILL—Uc:ober 9, 1837 Katie 0'Nelll beloved sister of Rose and’ Maggie O’Neill aad Mrs. B. Flunigan, a uative of Ir:land. s.el 14 years. PARNOW—In thts cliy. October 9, 1497, Elida Margaret, beloved wiie of Charles T. Parnow, and mother o Johu W., Frank. krnest and Tueodore Parnow, Mrs. J. Burke 294 Jacob Vassar. a natve of years and 11 monihs. [Cloverdale (Cal.) pap:rs please copy- SFFrifmls anl acquainiansey ars reipass fullv invited 10 attend the funeral TO-MORROW (Monday), at 2 o'clock P. M.. from her late resi- deuce. 714ty Eryan. street, near Fifth. lIncer- men: 1. O. O. F. Cemetery. PATERSON—In ~onora. Tuolumue County, Cai., October 3, 1897. May Paterson. ROBINSON—In “h « citr_ Ociober 9, 1897, James Kobinson, a native of Engls+d aged 67 years. SICKELS—Lu this clty, October 9, 1897 Effie A. Sickels. a native of Maine. & Friendy and acauaintances are resnac fully invited to attend the funeral TO-MORROW (Monday).. at 10 0'clock a. M..from her late Tesiceuce. 00 Leavenworth strae:. SNYDER—In this city. Oober 9, 1897+ Mary Ann. be'oved wifeo: Wiliam H. Siyler, an! mother of Mrs. Mabei Weuver, a nazive of New Yors, axed 54 years 6 months and 23 dars. SIERNK —In oakland. Uctober %, 1897, Georgs S.eenken, nepuew o' Hermann Harfs., an i cousin of :lermann Windmul.er. a naiive of Hamme.nard+n, Germany, aged 33 years 8 mon_ns and 8 days. AF Frieuls anl acaualntances are respect- foliy fuvited o atlend the tuneral THIS 01 Y (Sunday), at 2 o'clock P. .. from the par- lors of Henry Evers 565 Washington street, Qukiand, Under Lue wusp ces of vour. Harmouie Do 25 F. of A iotermen: Mountain View Cometor-, MCAVOY & CALLACHER, FUNERAL DIRECTORS & EMBALMERS,) 20 Fifth St., Opp. Lincoin School. Telephone South 80. F.L. GUNTZ GANTNER & GUNTZ, Funeral Directors and Embalmers. Sand 10 CITY HALL 3QUAKE, Telephone South 432 H. W. GANTNER JAS ENGLISH T. R CAREW CAREW & ENGLISH, VNDEPTAKERS AND EMBALMES&A FUNERAL DIRECTOKS, P Vaa Ness ave. DOAT Marses s, Sad 3} Teiephone o 168 T Estab. 185%. Tel. South 47. CRAIG & COCHRAN CO. uneral Dir~ectors and Embaimers, 22t R AND C6 IS AVENUE TLady assistans. S;scious chapel for the use 0 our patruns. oter tirs on our sambulance HOTEL ARRIVALS. NEW WESTERN HOTEL J M AShaw, USN J T Brown, Portland J Roltger, | resno M Freeman, hudeo B Soreoson, Vall jo 3 Mchonaid.GrassValley ¥ Anderson, Suisun O Hanscw, Frrano A N Ecort, Reno 1 1hilps'&w, Chioago G Weiz:l Tacoma Mrs W\ son. acoma = R Bagdorau, Fresno D Hawiey, B -nicia Miss Johnson, Benicia W G Hur'y. Presi io B H Coanell, Vallejo W A Car.ef, Fort Joaes T Zarseli, Valiejo BALDWIN HOTEL W D Chase N Y H E Hart. Ssn Jose Mrs H E Hari, San Jose A B« Dowdeil. ~ Helna ¥ D Mahoney, San Jose W Frue. £an Joa: 5 ~ant ville J H Cruz, Mr< Monteith, Seait & W Fower, 8 L City G Freeman, Fresno J ) erng, (foc n 3 Peterson, salina. E aawell, « gd-n E Gross, Pacific G ove C P 1pps, ™ V Gray, (h cag J Bouman & w, St Louis ET Du Bui-, an Jose T Nork, Pacific Grove W Davis, Goat Island LICK HOUSE. W A Beasiy, San Jose JE . aue. Cal P Sawyer. Cal G 3 Hiusdale, Santa B K G Wail.ce, Cal Mass A Reno, Bakerstie. N A McKay, Augei P N Gardier. Nupa Mrs J b Mcbougail. Cal W StM barnes, Ur T Gray, ] octinnd Miss J Mcsherry, Cal Misy L Harusz by, Cal t W Hatch, ~.cto Miss A Berg. Marysville W = Stepheus, Bizuéatows D E Knig! 3 Cruz K k Brown & wf. Cal 1, Fresao J Crismon, Salt Lake CUSMOPULITAN HOTEL J B Hull. 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Suit . k+ DS Trancesconl, Tacson 3rsJ C Lav sEsts, Cal F T Kuewing, Onkda o £ H Loveland, Cal W B Huskell, Peta H B Nevjumin, secto C A Fowers, ~acty O H Stocmaker, el C & Brown, »tanford KT Day, Stanford J Eil's, Sactamento Mrs M 3 Linevarser, Cal ¥ J O Neil, ~un Jose € W Ciark-. Stanford | G Leitz, Watsouvile Miss A Moore, Lai 3iiss ' Head, Berkeiey L A piizer, ~au Jos9 G W Gaces & w. =t Louls W A Dennis, NevadaCiiy Mrs M 3 ason. Freono T Peters, Cal 3 Lougias, vinclneatl PJ Joue),\ ancouver,BC L Schotsmans, ¥run e H'-cho.smau, France ¢ Lis Ang H L Hobus. London G 1 Paitlnger &w, Prond W_J ssendersos, Chula H H Ho Lurd & w, & reano Vis Lruossa.e & w, Peiluma 3 ¥ Cavanagh. Petaluma Miss Cavanugi, Pet uma Miss £ Cavanagh,Piima Dr F D 1 yren, Sac.o Crilnusay, SnC uz B K Knigot, StaCruz IrF W Biiss, < (8 Cruz F Heckman, ~acio HCiicher&w, L G Howmaner, 1l A Licxiuid & w, Merced Dr Moorv, Benic Mrs CJ ac.eil, Napa i B Wa tees, Napa CGreer& w, sacio . J B Briviain, Bitisbarg T K Us'0:n Los aug W ~ huboard, Vailelo RE Freuch, B kerstield F Edson, Phi a JH smib, bu © W Chilas, San Jose ———————— He Lixes the Ladies Joseph Hellemans, a newspaper man from Aniwerp, Belgium, arrived in this eity on the st.amship Coins last Friday. Mr. Hellemans has neariy completed & tour around the world, and expresced himself us very favoribly im. with San Francisco. “You have soure fiue buildings,” Le 1emarked, and, from what I have scen of them, the very fiuest women in the world. The first thing I noticed was how graceiu.ly they carrisd themseives, how e e. gantly m’{. dresscu and how hesithy they looked. I have visited mostof the countries of the world, but nowhere huve I seen so many fair ladies as right here in San Frau- cisco.” Mr. Hellemsns has left for a trip through Southern California, and will then return home, <10ppiug & lew weeks at Chicago snd New York. JOE GODDARD ON HIS WAY The Barrier Champion Com- ing Out to Meet Faker Tom Sharkey. He May Ignore the Sailor When Apprised of the Feeling Here. Green and Ziecler to Fight Under the Auspices of the National Club. George Green and Owen Ziegler will meet in the roped arena under the au- spices of the National Club either on Fri- day evening, November 12, or on Monday evening, November 15. The men will re- ceive 60 per cent of the gross receipts if one of them is declared the winner, and if the decision be a draw they will receive only 30 per cent. s Tne club managers believe that by ex- acting these stipulations from the puzilists the public will see a better physical cul- turecontesithan under the old conditions, where no provisions for a reductior of the pursein case of adraw were made. There have been too many draws in the battles pulled oft in this ciy since the revival of nugilism, and the stana taken by the National Club will tend to remedy this. Green and Ziegler met once before in this city. It was on May1 1896. The fight was for ten rounds. I: took place in the Mechanics’ Pavilion under the man- agement of the Olymupic Club. Aif King, the referee, awarded the battie to Green. The purse was for $1500, $1200 to the win- ner and $300 to the loser. Green was much the neavier, but Ziegler put up a sturdy battle and was fighting s'rong when the mill ended. Ziegler will enter the ring next month several pounds hesvier than wben he fougnt Green te- fore. Z:ke Abranams of the Knickerbocker Ciub received a dispatch from Jue God- dard in New York last night stating that he would !eave that city last night for San Francisco and arrive here Wednesday. Goddard comes out to fight Sharkey in November. The Knickerbocker Club sent him $500 1o defray nis expenses. It 1s probable that when Goddard arrives bere and i~ spprised of Sharkey's great unpopularity be will refuse to fight the tlor, 1aking on Joe¢ Choynski, which would be a -reat drawing card, the public knowing that the mill would De on the square. In an interyiew published in THE CALL Friday and which was bad with Godaard in Boston the barrier champion stated that he wouid need no training to fight Sharkey. Subsequently in an interview Sharkey deciarea that he would need no training to fight Goddard. The identical statement reearding condition coming from the two men is significant aud many are asking if the thing has already been fixed to have the baitle declared a draw and the pur-e diviaed. Sharkey’s course in bis battle with Kitz- simmons, like Banquo’s ghost, will not down, and the public is jusiified in ques- tioning the genuinenes- of any maich in which he figures as one of the p incipal: in fact, fizures in at alil. After Sharkey’s performance with Fitz- simmons Pol ce Commissioner Gunst de- c.ared that he woutll see that the sailor never fought in San Francisco again to zull the public. Commissioner Gunst has just returned from Europe, and on being questioned on the subj-ct refusea to state whetbher he would stop the fight. Com- missioner Guns: and Abrabams are friends and it was stated last night that he will dissuade Abranams from puliing the fight off. Lavigne and Walcott are training hard for what promises to be one of the preat. est, if not the greatest battle, evar fought in San Francisco. Laviene is out to the Six-Mile House, and is being locked after by his brother, Billy. Walcott is at Johuny Croll’s, in Alameda, under the watchful eve of Tom O'Rourke. Dixon, the feather-weight champion, and “*Scaldy” B:ll Quinn are working on him. Walcott, with the exception of Fitzsim- mous, is about the only man in the cous try who can fight successfully in two classes. He can enter the ringasalight or welter-weight. Walcott is under con- tract to weigh in at 6 o’clock on the day of the fieht at 136 pounds. When he fought Green he was much heavier. La- vigne is a light-weight. He contemplates not training down too fine, so that he can succe~sfully resist Wolcott's rusnes. The battle takes place on the evening of October 29 at the Mechanics’ Pavi ion. It will be under the auspices of the Occi. dental Ciub. Seat- wiil piobably be sold at §7 50, $5, $3 and §2 MoCORMICK's TRIBULATION, e Put $310 in a Scrapbox and a Scav- enger Got It. James W. McCormick, shirt manufac- turer, 52 Sixth street, is mourning the loss of $310. Friday night he placed the money in a scrapbox for safety, and yes- terday morning waoen the scavengercalled the office-boy told him to throw away the serapbox. McCormick arrived an hour later and was norritied to find that the scavenger had 1aken the scrapbox away. He went toihe dumps, but could not get any trace of the scavenger or the scrapbox, so last night he rejorted the matter to the police, and Detectives Ryan ani O'Dea were de- tailea on the ca ———— Knocked Down by a Car, Cherles Stewart, an old tailor, was crossing Market street, opposite Graut avenue, yester- duy aiternoon, when he was knocked down by Hayes-street car 14 He was taken to the Receiving Hospitai, where it was found that his left leg was iraciurea. —————— REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS, Fred A. and Johannette Kuhls to Ernest and Maria Masck, ot on W Lue of Broderlck s reet, 1:7:6 N of Tonquin, S 30 by W 70:9; $10. Jumes Aitke. (by Archibald Barnard, attor- ney) tw Louis Holz, ivt on N line of Hayes atreet, 100'E of Latt, K 415 by N 137:6; $10. Geoize Ledze to lelen M. Geige, undivided half of lo on Si corner of (lay and Walnui ree s, o 3736 by 8 10_:a14: gife. Marcus Muson te Chrsdua L. Mason, undi vided hal of xame: gifi Estate of Louis Landl Joues. assignee) 1o Alber: insolvent (by K. C. eyer. lot on W line of ~ixth avenue, 150 S of Caluo:nia sireet, S z0 by W _130: also loton k. Jine of Tremont avenue, 293:8 S of Frederick street, S 50 by . 0: also lot on E lihe of Tremont avenue, 393:6 Sof : rederivk stieet, S 25 by E ¥6; also lo- on K live of Diamond street, 535 of ‘I weity-third, S 25 by k 100 miso loton = Line of Rivo | uvenue. 150 £ of Stanyan S 100, ¥ 31:8, N 100:715 W 38:1, b ing subdivision 1, Cluiendon He. shis; aiso lot on K line of Hartford street, 179:6 = of Nineteenth. = 24:6 by £ 125; a1s0 10t on > line of Eisnteenth street. 75 W of kureka, W 25 by » 75. 8470 Louis and Kachel Landler (by J B. R atiorney) (o deed; $10. alber:c Merer to Co-operative Mutual Benefit and Loan Assoclation, loton £ line of Tremons -v-;z;z‘;. 28518 5 cf Frederick streel, S 50 by g 80; 810! ~ame to Columbia Bene fit and Losn Association. loton E line of iremont avenue, 383:8 S of frof. ex ok street, > 23 by £ 56: 810, Homer ~.and ~ummit ng to same, | Elioe of Tremont avanue, 393:6 5 of &reaor.on stieet, ~ 25 by K 80 quitc.alm deed; $25. John and Luna Stierien to Blenor L. W hite (wife of Fianlin 1.).1oLob N line of Fraderic acreer 81:3 W of Shrader. W 25 by N 100: $10, i T Olesryto 173 Wideman, loton ¢ ne of Bryant stiéet, 182 5 of Twenty-{hird. e y-ihird, § 26 Albert ‘Mever to Security 1 on K line of Hartford sireet, 19 einsteln, me, same (17 pieces), quiiclaim 0an Assoclation, wt 7:6 5 0f N lneteenth, bv K 125: alcoto" on S line of Rivo'i street, 150 1 of Stanvwu, 100, £ 31:3, N 100:74, W 8:1, lov 1 ., biock 3, C.arendon Helshis: $10. Same to'Excelior Loan Assoc tion, lot on & 1ine of Diamond street, 53 S of I'wenty-ihird, S 2| 3 100: £10. B et Sanisip ise Mutval B. and L Assocls: tion. lot on § line ot Elzhteeuth sireet, 75 W of Curexa, W 25 by > 75. $10. % }3:)!;1‘ B Dilyto S:rah F Daly, lo: on A\y\"l"l. of Mis«o1 street, 10) N of Tenth, NE 30 by Nw 87:0: gife % Wiliam f‘orhlll!o Brverly MacMonagle, lot on N line of ¢ 5 ]Uls‘ Wot llTI,Or . W 63:9 by N 137:6: 210. et souyer to Atins Bullding and Loan Asso- ation. lol ‘on W line of Six havcnue, 180 sof 3 t, S 20 D/ P ¢ .:r:n:‘;:‘.':;d Alice W. West fo Adelbert W. Greeu, ots 359 and 361. Gift Map 3. $10. ALAMEDA COUNTY. in View Cemetery As-ociation to Mary < R ator, 0t 337, in ptat 30 Mountain View ‘emetery. Oa-land Township: $107. e ™W. and Lola M. m.0pfer t0 Gilbert Simp- arnloc on x line 0 Sixui."sireet, 393,94 5 of Chanaing way, K 120, S 59 54 W'120. N 53.18 to begiu. lug, bick 184, Avery Tract, Berke i $10. xc{h:fil's H. Cassasn (administrator of the e: - of Lulia de Ferrar) (b:_Commissioner) io W. ¥ Krol., rerecord of 626 d 74 lot on ~W corner o haliett and >an Pabio avenues, SK 100, W 122:8, N 104t0S ine or Hxllett avenue, 123:134 (0 be- gining, beiu lot & b ock 6 Maxwell fract Vak- 1 Townsh p: $1683. % e e on Liager M. Bassett to Cillie A. Mc- Ca:ter (w fe of Tuomas), ot on ¥ }Ine of Reqw':ysl avenue, 240 N of Tobler street, :\ 30 by E 125, being I 29. Fruiivaie Park Tract, Brooklyn Towaship; $10. L ahien 1io @ or Joseph Serpa to John C. Vargas. lot on N % coruer of Willlams and Estudillo streets, N 150 by E_300, block 27, San Leandro, Eden Township: $1000. Kate Wetzel to jonn Feyhl, ot on K line of hestnut street, 170:2 rom Encinal line, = gv‘b 132, b«l':lg lots »nd 3, block 612, Alfred Barstow Tract, Oaklan): $10. James aud Aanie Carey Lo Bridrel Killoran. lot on SW corner of cast Twenty-second and Umm; gireets, 8 160 by W 100, block I, New Tows o Lynn, Fast Uak and; $10. ames Altken 10 Louis Holz, lot on 3 line of Uulon uvenue, 80 W of Green sireet, S 135 by W 100, block 3 Maxwell Tract, Uakland Tuw ship: $5. s Eiiza and M. J. Acton to Johr G. L. Gr by 1ot 0n ME corner of Bay and Franklin streets, X 125 vy E 50, block 13, Curtis Tract, Berkeley: $10. C. B Meriz to W. . and Ada M. Ayers, lois 1 ani 2 b.ock X. Amended Map Mcss Iracy, Brook- iyn Township: $50. 2 Y Rim and Ustnerina L. Quist to Julia C. Merwia (wifeof k. \v.), 100 0n S ine of Cliuion avenug 85:6 W of Cedar street, W 40 bv > 120, b0 ;0 Believue Iract, subject to a moctgage 1or $-500, Alameda: $10. > E. W. and Jutia C. Merwin to Niis Julst, undi- vided half inieres: [n lot on _E corner of At erton and D (or Ciny) stree.s, SE $7:8 vy NE 112, bock o, Town of Haywards, bden Townsbipi aiso undi ided halt interest &3 (0 persoual prop- erty on said lauds, subjzct 10 a mor.gage for 2500, Kcen Township; $10. 3 ‘Efm\\r. ,\A»- rwiu to ‘.u.. C. Merwin, lot on E\\: corner of Watkins and Clay streets, > 97:8 by W 211, Town of Haywards. Eden Township, quit THE STOCK MARKET. Mining stocks were very weak yesterday and closed with & decided downwara tendency. The dectine during the past week has been severein some stock , notabiy Beicher. wh.ch dropped from $2 15 to 54 cents; Lrown Foint, which tell from $165 to 78 ceuts. and soon. 1he snrinkage in ‘ m 10 10 20 cents. e o s ‘sdsesement. delt) qu-nt in the boards this week wili be the Loufidence o1 30 centsto- The aninual meeting of the Stock and Bond Ex- ge w 1d . o-morrow. e was exracied. irora the Consolidated Ca'ifornta and \irginia min- last week. I he Duich mi of Calaverzs Countv has de- clara! a dividend cf 5 cents per share, amountiug t0 §7500, payable immediately. Following Are the Hi:hest Prices Dur= vx the Past o en'c, rock | [Mem|Tue[We| P Pl [sen Xipha. Gould & Curry Hale & Norcros siandaru...... Slerra Nevada.. Union. % Uiaa... Youow Jnckw 6. 3 87 BOAKD SALES. Following wers the saics In the San Francisso Etock Board vesterday: REGULAR MORNING SESSION. 51 COMMENCING 2200 Exchqr..Ué .00 s Nv __1.10 106 &C.. 00 S Hili.. 07 40J Mxic. .....55/100 Siard. .. 1.50 r.el 7 | 150 Ocodianii.o0 200 Utalaui... 24 +.. 1001250 0) Y Jcki. TS 1300 Con Im. 0 1209 Upurc . BU0 ...........92 400 e V.. 1451100 Uvrmn Foilowing wera Zoard yesierday: KEGUTAR FFRSION—10:17, the swes in the Pacific Stock 507 Arha. 1300 Alta....38/1500 C Imp.. 200 .. 1:1500 ConNY 4)U Andes.... 28500 200 Belcner .. 7% = 77/500 .0 Exchr...0t'3 0 100 Caled.....56 200 L&l 601400 Sii Hi. 100 ... -8oli5v HaN. 115100 Sinrd. -34/2000 Julia....0¢ 300 Union 200 Justice...Z 700 Utah. .65|1100 Kentck..07/840 Y Jek: ...T+120) Mexcn....54/1100. 300 CCV. 11423,/ 100 400 . +1.40/320 Oced. 280 [200asl 5y CLOSING QUOIATIONS. SATURDAY. Oct 9-12 Bid. Asked | Bid dsked, Alpha Conm.... 13 17 Hale& Norers 1.15 1.9 Alta... 18 19Jjuaa.. L us Tus Andes 8 2% .ustice . 31 33 Beicner. 71 7:Kewtuck ... 08 09 best & Bichr.. 71 7% Mexican...... 54 83 Benton Con., = Bv ceideutai ... 130 1.58 Builion ......0 11 120phir e Tus Caiedonis. 85 seloverman. 18 g Challenge Con. 81 B2 Potost.......... 60 61 Chouar 71 75 -avage . 58 b8 Con. New York u3 Vdscorpion, . U8 - Coufidence.....1.00 105, eg. Belcier .. 16 17 Con. lmperiav. U2 | iver HilL.... U6 o7 Con. Cal & Va L4U 145/ ierrs Nevada d.16 1.40 (rown Pulnt.. %9 S0/ tanlacd - Exchequer...] 05 0 58 Eureks Con 20 ~|Ctah. . 38 5 Gould &Curry. 61 6iYetww Jacket 786 78 BAUUK AND BOND EXCHANGEH SATURuA Y, Oct. 9-10:50 & & TXITED STATES BuNDs. Bid. Asked. | T Fan eonp. 11214 |U S dareg.. dinew aates. B | MISCELLAN ROUS moNnt. Bid. Asked, cadiag — MOhlo%e. 3128, — NP CBy.... 9985 — (atKlecL 64328 = — [Omcuan 30, 104 (BtraCW3d — 100 (Lozdisde..108 — Lynt-stex-co — 98lslummbasds. 12234 — ldan l&Pdslzy — L &U Byds 11U © = F&CHRR 68107 — [P&Cu Ry 8y, 100 104 Gearyst H3s — 1L0 |Iwiet RR&1115 HU&S0e 200 — Kemo WLEL — 103 LlosanzLds — 100 |eactoP &u. — 100 Lotnteal 83 971210014 [*FENPRIL 1031410364 Mir-atCbieds 12084 1264 PR ATIZE! 9585100 LDoKyGon s 10955110 ~(nPRECiGs. Jus ©. 10 NatVin6slsi — 00 srKECalos - w3y NevUNgK7s. 903, SPBrRCasy D Ky Cal va. 108 Rt SVWateron 1173411814 YD [SVWaterds 1u134.02 10T ikt s s Duly — WATEN STOCKS. Sprog Valley 1001410014 ©AS AND ELkCTRIO sTOSKY Capttat ... — 25 [Fscific Liza, 54 _ Centrar, . e - ISFU&kles. 9714 9714 M klec Lighi §74 1014/ -an Fruncsca . Siy LAk G L &id 85uy 65 | Si0CKIOMMee 3§ o Fa as dws 841y — INSUKANCS STOCKS. Fuemap'sre182y, — | COMMKKCIAL BANK 8TOCKS. ARclo-Cal .. 5814 5714 birsc Nuuio 1. 1843 ~ bankot Cal.241 .44 Lond nPEA Lol K CubLEL o 9714 99 |Mercann - oo 3130 SAVi: i BANK STOCKA. Fer=&TOn.i490 1520 av&ioma. _ 100 HombS&L.1U5) 115U |Securlty.on 25 o Mutou,. 35 4 |Uswu Teis 950 108 Erduv VLD — STREKT KATLROAD STOCKS. Calttornta.... 1 93511035 UnkSiddar 100 CearyBem 40 - rresdio e 814 8 Maikersin 483 — | = FUMDER sTOCKY fornia.... — 110 |smncooa.., 38 Bavtern ol = u0 | Vigoau. i35 33‘1}. MISCELLANKOUS €T0CKY. e:unrtcr;.lgg% = IXatVineeg _ g 't Lead Co. — |)ceanicS8Ca 3% 3 HawC&sCa. 2473 25 Il'chllxl‘\ _y, g Hueh>Fus 3575 >4 |FucHoraxCa 100 = MenXAsmL WU = |ras raus wig — EALKS—MORNLN 4 baasis sy, 50 ceanic s 5 eanic 8§ Co.. &3 20 do do P gil’l: 100 25 . 102 00