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14 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, o S SRS N B S et Rl R S R e SR S N Vs B e (SR T e e e S i i S R N O L R S T RS D R S R R e S i i et S e B ] ROOMS TO LET—Continued. bearny KEARNY—SUNNY FURNISHED ROOMS; suiles singles; tourlsis: unfurnished oftices. 3 RLINGTON HOUSE. 127 KEARNY — Pleasant sanny rooms, en suite and single; 1irst class in every respect: terms reasonable. Larkin Stree: Q] 4 LARKIN — NICE SUNNY = ROOMS, large aicove room, nicely furnished for 2 gents or man and wife: 41s0 suit€, With batb. Minna Street. MINNA, COR. EIGHTH—NEWLY FUR- nished bay-window room; $1 & week. 66 Aisatan Stres.. RAND SOUTHERN, SEVENTH AND MIS- sion—Suites:single; sunny . elevator: moderate MISSION . FELKCT 3160 1085 yer week. HOUS room St Juse Datoma Streei. NATOMA — NICE DOUBLE ROOM; rent reasonable: suitable for man and wife. Ozk Street. OAK-NICE SUNNY UNFURNISHED room. Octavia Street. OCTAVIA—2 UNFUKNISHED ROOMS and use of bath; rent $10. 103 231 40+ O’ Farrell Street. O'FARRELL—LARGE, SUNNY, FRONT parior; suitable for business: $14 month. 126 Fine streec. PINE—LARGE SUNNY ROOM; 2 BEDS; ruuning water; cheap; others. 62 1 vik Siree:. 33 roL X, COR. OF SUTTER, ST. 1133 Heiena building—1 furnished and 1 un- furnished sunny front robm. Fost Streec. ANDOLPH HOUSE. 501 POST, COR. MASON; 50 bay-window parlors: smaller roorhs: run- ning water, gas: £1 50 to $4 20 per week. 161 POST_SMALLSUNNY FRONT ROOM; = rent reasonable. lowell Sreei. POWELL (THE MONTELLO)—SU: furnished rooms; reasonable; transient. 201 SIXTH — ROOMS, "HE BILLSDALE, suites, singie: ICE 108 Xt SLY FUKNISHED SU 100ms; en suite or stugle: $5 up. 33 also lignt housekeepinz rooms NY ixteenth Street. ©) SIXTEENTH, COX. HOWARD — = Large sunny front ro.m; grate; $7. 290 EDUCATIONAL. N EVENING BUST » ESS COLLEGE, YOUNG Men’s Christian Associa:ion—-tuaies in book- keeping, mathematics, stenosraph., typewritlne, mechanical and freehand drawing, geometry, alge. bra, elocuti: n, German, >panish, <ngiish, vocal music and electricity all inc udel in membership privilege. Call or sénd for filus'rated catalogur, Association bidz, Mason and Ef Special priv lege 1o young ladies in study of stenographyv. type- writing and German. 1i. CCOY, Gen. Sec. A l 1 MEDICAL. A PROCESS THAT 18 rEGFECTLY HARM- less: never falis in any case of monthly sick- ness, no matier what cause: no electricity bum- bug or other dangerous methods: money in every case refunded if @ cure is not effected: travelers belped immediately; vears experience: home in confinement with sanitarian conveniences. Con- sult free the only reliabe physcians, DR. AND MES. DAVIES, 14 Mcallister st.. nex: Mibernia Tank: hou:s9A. M. 105 2nd 7 108 P. A SCHOOL OF PHYSICAL CULTULE AND 4L Jiocution. 1215 Octavia ‘si. San Francisco, Ass . W. Bayuhnm, Glasgow, Scoiland, and graduate of the school of Uratory, Fhilidelphin Pa. tercher. Oflice days, Thure P M. Saturaay . o EALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 24 POST st.—Bookkeeping, business practice, sbort- hana. “typlug, telegraphy, langua-es, English branches; eiectrical, civii and minlugengineering, surveying, assaying, navigaiion, eu:; 20 teachers: day and evening sessions: write for Catalogue. NDERSO PREPARATORY SCHOOL— Pupils prepared for aliforsia and ~tunford universities in day ana evening clusses and pri. Vvate lessons; teachers’ and civl service examina. tious. Room 407, Parrott oniiding. and Newswspaper lilustration, 424 Pine st free exhibition of works by students dail P. M. “aturday classes morning and afiernoon. YRES BUSINESS COLLEGE, 525 MONT. gomery & individusi instraction in sh Band, typing, bookkespinz, *telegraphy. etc.: e scholarship §50: low Tates Ler Weok Add monin, [R00KKEEPING-THERE IS NO COLLE 15 on carth whose « s as thorough as min rapidity a fenres 4 10 8 weeks ouly required specialty. TARK, 855 Market st, room 572. ANGINE G SCHOOL: CIVIL, KLECL, mining, mech., survey,assay. archit.: dayd& eve: est. 1864 A. VAN DEK NATLLEN, 955 Marker 615 LABKIN-BRANCH OFFICK oF THE CALL Subscriptions and want ads taken. AN FRANCISCO B USIN ESS COLLEGE. 1286 Markel st.; 124 positions in '8, 103 in 97, BUSINESS FRENCH OR SPANISH B 20 o e 214 Geary st., room 39. ARTINGION'S ~CHOOL OF MAGAZINE | ELIZA MACKINTOSH. pupii of Protessor | | suppression never 1a | | price: consultations o LL CASES OF MONTHLY SUPPRESSION (from whatever cause) restored in a few bours; safe at any time: no process humbus: in- stant relief for travelers; home in _confinement: iy celebrated treatmen: snd remedies for mo thiy : every case guaranteed; consultation free and confidential. MRS DR WYETH. 916 Post st.. near Larkin. PROCESS THAT Nr.VER FAILS TO RE- store every case of monthly sickne:s from whatever cause in a few hours when medicines and others have failed; no instruments used: many yesrs' experience: every cage zuar nieed; advice free: terms reasonabe: firsi-c.ass private home for continement. MRS. DK. DALY, 1126 Markei st., over Owl Drugsiore. SURE, SAFE AND SPEEDY CURE FOR all serule diseases: & home in confinement, with best possible care; with the privacy of a home a.d tne couvenience of a hospital: tnose who are sick or discouraged should cail ‘on the doctor and state their case: they will find in hera rue iriend: all consultations freeand atsoiutely confidential MRS DR. GWYER, 226 Turx st. LL OF Dui. FOULET'S CAPSULAS ARN A\ “guaranteed absotute cure for ail female dis- enses: positive'y safe and sure: no danger or after effecta: taken in time it also &CLS & & Lreventive: price g1 50 per box, sent free by mall on receipt of 1l special diseages free. WALLER BROS, 83 Graot ave, S . A caur tion—Before purchasing elsewhere, write vs. QUEE CURE, WHEN OTHERY FAIL: NO W) medicine or justruments: every woman her own physician for all femaie troubles, no matter from what cause; Testores in one day: never fails: consultation free: can be sen: and used at home. DR. POPVER, 318 Kearvy st Orders by tel. FEMALE COMPLAINTS, '\lfi& DR. SCOT” M giseases of ihe eye: w permanent cure guaran- teed or no charge made: consuolt free: hours, 10 o 12, 2104, 710 8, Sunday 1110 1. 410 ueary st PBOOKKEEPING, ARIIHMETIC, WEITING, gram., etc. ;day,night: $5 mo. 1504 MKt op.8th. ifl 1SS GAMBLE'S DANCING _SCHOOL; children’s ciass Sat. 8 p. M. 317 Devisadero, ELASCO'S LYCEUM SCHOOL OF ACTING— Puplis rehearsed on stage. Alcazar building UDLAM SCHOOL OF Diamatic Art. 9.1 155 BOLTE'S SCHOOL, boar. : Eng, Fr ELOCUTION AND Sutter st. 318 CALIFOLNTA; & mouth. M JPANISH—_ULA 109 r DAILY; 83 MONTH: 4 a Koom 10, Y. M. C.' A buildin, QINGING: FIANO ) Frencn, German lamgu AKIS GRADUATE: es; $2 mo. 109 Taylor i ES. GOODWIa, DISEASES OF WOMEN. iadies near or far: safe, quick cure guaranteed: any ailment; maternity home; nest care: skill only; low fees; Dr. Schnck’s self-cure, §5. 401 Van Ness. ADIES.CHICHESTER’S ENGLISH PENNY- royal pills (Diamond Brand) are best; safe, re- liable; take no other: send 4c, stamps, for particu- lars. “Reliief for Ladies’ in letter by return mail; st droggists. Chichester Chem. Co., Philadelphia. K AND MUS WEGENER 525 & Safe quick cure for all female com plaints guas- | anteed: private home In confinement: every com | fori; infants adopted: terms moderate: pills $L. | BUON TO WIVES AND MOLHEKS—Si- guro: price §1 50. RICHAKDS & CO., 405 7 s.; send 2-c. stamp for particulars (0 Seguro Manutacturing Co., 531 K st., Sacramento, Cal. T UITAR, MANDOLIN, mo. Mar OCAL Westhzus 89 Fifch sc. ST IN AMERICA—THE CALL, sent 10 any address in the United States or Canaca one year for §1 50, post- age free. Steiner Street. 128 STEINER—SUNNY ROOM, WITH buth and use of kitchen. Slevenson Street. 5 STEVENSON—3 UN FURNISHE D O rooms to let. 53 Stockton Streei. JUROPEAN, 17 STOCKTON — ELEGANT rooms; suite or single: aay, week or month, Laths; hot and cold water: transien:; eievator. rutter Street. (08 SUTIER (SUITER HOUSE) — FUR- . nished rooms “5c up: suites, singles: trans. THE STANFORD, 32055 SUTILE_ROOMS farnished elegantiy: 50c, §1 50 day; %8, $60 mo. T TCTION SALES EVERY SATURDAY AT 11 o'clock of horses, buggies, wagons. harness, eic. Emporium sales yards 220 Valencis sk, & WATKINS, auctioneer. () BUBSES FOR ALK ALSO WAGONS buggles, carts, harness; Grand Arcade Horse Marke:, 827 Sixth st: aucilon smies every Wk Besday’ BULLIVAN & DOYLE. Auctioncers ARRIVED, 150 D driving hors-s. TATTr R&A WAGONS AND CARRIAGES. WO HORSES, HARNESS AND 1 wagon, che Inquire a: weifth st., or 31 rell st SPRING MILLER'S Stable, 0, COND-HAND fages, buggles, carts and harness: LL KINDS NEW AND Wwagons. ¢ largest assorument, lowest prices. Fifieenth and Valeacia sts. Tenth Streec. LANDAU, 2 COUPES, DEPOT WAGON TENTH, NR. MARKE1T—SUNNY BED- room; running water; rent §4. il Third Street. THIRD—SUNNY ROOMS; or tourist specialty. TRANSIENT Ly 1wk Miree:. TURK—NEATLY FURNISHED SIN- gle front room; $2 week. 12 Twenty-second Street. TWENTY - SLCOND — FURNISHED suiie: suitable for a married couple; housekeeping if destred. 7 Verona Place. VERONA PLACE, NEAR THIRD—3 SUN- ny rooms; use of bath; $11. 1 Miscellaneous. JEWLY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM IN AN “private famiy. with gas and bath: desirabie location. Address Rooms, box 60, Call Office and vicioria, little used. O'BRIEN & SONS, Golden Gate ave. and rolk st. ARGALINS! BARGAINS! BARGAINS! IN new and second-hand wagons. bugg.es, carts, berness, robes uud biankets. Leibold Harness Company, 211 Larkin st opp. new City Hall MEAP FIRST-CLASS double set of harness. WAGC 707 Clement: JINE LAUNDERY, BAKER'S AnD MILK wagous cheap for cash or instaliments; 1 fine 10p and open buggy: aiso 1 hack. 28 Harrison st 167 taken AND a8t NINTH SL — BKANCH UFFICE OF UME CaLl sblscriptios sud waus ads % FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.2@® $1 0. G Tiian ave, off 141t s, soas Misd s ARC LY TON [5:4 Clay upright piano: $120. 1257 Jand. NEW FAMILY SINGER: COMPLETE, MAN & 2th st Onk- FINE TALKING PARROTS FOR SALE; 810, 1017 Mason st , ups:airs. < Y FUENISHED ROOM » cold water, large c'oset, ba location; 6 minutes’ walk from ket sis : reterences Tequired. box 2. Call Office. HOT AND . gas. ete.: good arny and Mar- Address ». P. P, "UKNISHED RoOM; EVERY CONVENL cnce: location unexcelled: references required Address . D., box 1, Call Office o —— e e BOARDING AND ROOMS, 7192 EOST ST —NICE LARGE _ROOM; €1 Z voard for 2 youns men: $22 50 each. 7ILL TAKE 3 OR 4 P) home ulphur Springs. ave., East Oakland SONS TO BOARD: this winter near Vaca- Call 1216 Twenty-third A OOM AND BOARD IN PRIVATE FAMILY, 2010 Central ave NOR SALE_SLOOP YACHT OLIVE, long, in good order a_a w+1l found; irc beard and Ia ge cabin for size of boat. Catifornia Yacht Ciub, Oakland Creek. n center- Inquire at ARGAIN-i MAKSTON SAW,1BURNS<aA W, 1 iron-frame turning-lathe and tools, 1 Burns shaper, 1 mortice: all Land and foot power, with all tools: in perfect order; have (o be sold. West- ern Lcol Company, 64b Mission st. J % FOOL HOUSE-MOVEE, DAL « ond-iana buliding materia, 1122 FRESR I 1429 ©ILERS, ENGINES 20 HAND MACHINERY MCINTOSH & WOLPMAN. 137 Beale st. FOB SALE — sPLENDID ROUGH St Bernard bitch Alma (Duke of iady Glag, Apply at 1320 Geary street. R SKC- ission. ERSEY COW FOR SaLE CHEAP, encia st. HOtkL BERTLING, 714 BUSH, ABOVE Powell—strictly first-ciass: for gentlemen and families: convenient (o business center ana prin- cipal streetcar lines; refereuces r-quired, QFPLENDID HOME FOR CHILDREN WITH b refined family: personal care: extremely bealthy localiy; good school. E. THOMPSON, Glen Ellen. RedTY HOUSE, BEAUTIFUL all kinds exceilent board. cor. Leavenworti. 1124 HYDE — PRIVATE FAMILY; ONE &1 iarge sunny aicove room, suiiable for 1wo; also one sunny single room. wi:h board: two car lines convenlent; gas; ruaning water: bath. HOOMS, 559 O Farrell st AFES—BARGAINS IN NEW AND SECOND taud: il sizes; balf origiusl cosi 10911 Market st, 8. F. OILLKS, ENGINES, PUM D engines: bought and soid. W (COLFEEMILL SCAL . HAND-TRUCK, LET- ter-press, desk and safe cheap. 102 Clay st. ARS, BACK BARS, MIRRORS, SHOW- cases. counters, linoivum, oflice furniture. siore and oftice furnitare and fixtures. und second- hand. J. NOONAN, 10l7-1018-1021-1023 Mis- sion st, above Sixth. ARS, SHUWCASES, COUNTERS, SHELV- ing, etc., bought and soid. 3063 Mission, ur. 7th, JEWLY FURNISHE AN “without board; Tell st D ROOMS. WITH OR Jewish family. 1023 O'Far- 110 HYDE_NEWLY FURNISHED ROOM with board; $20 up: use parlors, plano. ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. DVICKE FREE; DIVORCE LAWS A SPEC- ialty: privaie; no fee without success;collections G. W. HOWE, atty atlaw,850 Market, cor. Stocktn. BOOKLYN HOTEL, 208212 BUSH =T. board and room §1 to $2 per day. £6to $12 per week: choice rooms 50 cents 10 $1: sulte rooms for family £1 1081 50 per night: firsi-class service: drec coach. CHARLES MONTGOMERY. ACKMEIER'S HOTEL, 123 TO 129 EDDY st.: choice sunny rooms $2 50 per week and uv: board, Al table, $6 £nd up. FRED ERTEL snd ADAM HACKMEIER, Proprietors HE WALDORF, 309 POWELL, UPP. UNION square—Thorouihly renovated; newly and ele nilv furnisned; board. MRS, J. A. CALHOU. CHILDREN BOARDED. (LD TO BOARD WITH RESPECTABLE family in Western Addilon: best reterences given if fequested. B. C.. box 145, this office. JwTRONG YOUNG WOMAN WANXNT- 2 OR 3 »~ colidren to board: near school ahd kinder garten: large vard: mother's care; reasonable. Call or' writ 314 T'h rieenth st. W ANTED — YOUNG CHILD To BOARD: would give excellent care and comforiadle bome; terms r asonable 3173 Hayes st i E OR TWO CHILDREN WAN board: near school. 5463 Tweuty Y CELNAN WIDOW—TWO Ok THREE ) young childien: good home: motber's car near school. D. W., 1712 Tay or st., Oakland. TOUNG WOMAN WANIS A FEW OHRIL dren to b ara: private family. 207 Third st. OR 2 CHILDEEN TO BOAGD, 11 Lleventh st. near Mission, e ————— e STORES TO LET. JINE STORE AND BEICK BASEMENT, 901 Buchavan st., \. W. corner Fulton: suitable for grocery, wines and liquors; rent reasonabie, Apply MADISON & BULKE. 16 SEVENTH, OPP. NEW POSTOFFICE SUNNY lot—>Store, with yard. 410 EEARNY—ONLY 1 efi; arranged to suit tena; let a4 it e QR STORE: NICELY DECORATED: GOOD DO barber-stand. Twenty-filth and Valencia. TORE, WITH FIXTURES FOR RESTAU- rant; Tent cheap. 456 Sixth st. ALF STORE TO LiT: SUITABLE FOR hairdresser. 2115 Fillmore st., nr. California. SUITE reasonubie. OFFICES TO LET. JMMA SPE ket sL— 1 KisLS BUILDING, 927 MAK- 10§20, ASHTON, room 210, NO CHARGE UN LS S0 Amfluu FREE DOsals will be recelved for River Improvement ac Newtown Shoals, Bacramento Kiver, Sucra- mento County, ani'Channel corrections on the San Joaquin " kiver, ~au Joaquin County. The Sacismeuco River work embraces wing dwins and excavatious, to be executed in accordance with plans end specifizations now on file in the oflice of Commissivner vt Public Works. room 61. Capitol bundiog. Sucrumenio. The San Joaquin Kiver work embraces channel Corrections to be made in accordunce wirh plans and_specifications now ou file in the same office. Sealed proposals will te Teceived At th - office until 1 o’c.ock P. M., MON- DAY ~ovember 15, 1597, a: which iime they will be jublicty open Isids are inviied for the several pieces of work, each of which may be bid for ludependently of the oiher, or & bidder muy offer for al, or such part of ihe work on_either river as he may beable to execute within the con- tract thme. A bidder may offer or one_piece of WOrk anc oL for the otuer. or he may offer for all the Work on elther river in the same hid. Each bid must be accompanled by a cervified check on some banx of 5004 standing, payable (0 the order of John Markley, Secre:ary of the Aunditing Board 10 the Commissioner of Pub je Works. for the sum of two thousand (2000) doliars, which cheek shall be forfeitcd tothe Stale 1f th bid which such check accompanies is wcc pted. und the party making the bid shail refuse .0 en.er ints acontract sud execute a satis r the fai:hfor performa rd>d 10 nim. The Figh: 10 reject auy aud ail bids fs 1eserved. All bids must be direcied to Johu ar ecretary Auditing Board. room 61, Capitol butid 1ng, Sacramento, indors d “Proposais for Piliug Sucramento hiver,” *Proposals jor Brush Work ia place Sucramenio River,” “Proposals for Exca- vailon “acramenio River,” or -Proposals for Pilinz, Brush Work and f.xcavaiions Sucramento iiver,” “Propusals for Excavation on the San Josquin River.” By orderof the Anditing Board, J “UN XARKLEY, Secretary, acramento October 21. 1897. ————— e e e LEGAL NOTICES, 1A DEBRIS COMMIS-ION having ieceived appiicaiions 10 mine by the Lydrauiic process from J. . Cowdery. in the Sack:ts Guich wine near St. Louis, ~ierra County, to deposit tailings in 0.d_pits; from the Santa Clara Mining Company, in the Richardsoa Ranche mine near Shasta, Shasta Coun ¥, 10 deposit tail- ings iu Ciear Creek: from W. T. Sherman and O. HE CALIFORN Holaya in the Canaia mine near Fort Wine, 8 ( ounty, to deposit tallin -3 In French Ra- from I, Cordee, in the M osquito mine near mpionvilie, Yuba {ounty, to deposit tai Inzs in arav.ne; and from C. N. Foote, 1n tle Mon algo mine near Uno, Ei Dorado ounty, to deposit tail- ings in Cedar Creek, =ives nodce that a mee ing be held ut room Flood bullding, San ;‘r:.ucuov, [ ou November 8, 1897, at 1:30 25 FEET | dinburgh- | cesstul. W. W. DAVIDSON., va7 Markeis: | PROPOSALS. ROPOSALS INVITED — SEALED PRO. | | Lamber Co. | SCHMIDT—In tn LP. AU'S FRENCH PILLS—A BOON TO LA- dies with femaie troubles; no danger: safe and sure; §2 50, express C. U. D.: don't delay until 100 late. USGULUD BROS, Coast Agents, Uasland, Cal ABER'S INFALLIELE PREVEANTIV eliher sex: send :c for information or trial jar. TAYLOR MICAL CO., box 189 TONFIDENTIAL — LADIES IN communicate Witk DIl SANTER ave., San Fraucises U PKAE™ FEMALE REGULATING PILLS; safe and efliciont emmenagogue: $ per box RICHARDS & CU..druggists, 405 Clay st..soloagia, PARIS MATERNITY, 609 BUSH; CONFINE- meut a: homa 10 days, $20. Tel Green G81. LURE CUKE IKL D temale disenses. ULARIIIES Ok OTHER MRS, DR, PUETZ, 20414 4th. OME IN CONFINEMENT: DISEASES OF | women. Mrs Dr.Funxe, 1415 8ih s., Alameda. R HALL 14 MCALLISTER ST, NEAK D LATES1 SHIFPING Jones—Diseases 0t women and children. INTELLIGENG Arrived. SATURDAY, October 23. Stmr Greenwood. Fagerlund. %1 hours from Greenwood: r r ties and lumber, to LE white Stmr Laguna, Peterson, 53 hours from Hue neme; produce, to H Dutard. Sailed. SATURDAY, October 23. Stmr Bonita, Nicholson, San Diego. Movements of Trans-Atiantic Steamers. BREAKWATER-Arnved Oct 23—stmr Waes- land, from Liverpool. ——— e BIRTHS—HARRiAG 25— abA TS, [ Birth, macriage and deaia notices sent by mll will not be inseriel. They mnus: be handed (a 1: eitherof the publication offices awd be indorssl withtae namean residence of persons auihorissd tohave tue sames puoiisiel. | BOGRN. ARTA—I0 Clayton, Cal., to the wife of Joe Aria, a | daughter. BUCKLEY—In Hollister, Cal, October 16, 1897, to the wife of William Buckley, a son BAKKE—October 13. ins., to tne wife of Severin 3. Bakke, a daughier. BRIGAERT<=October 17, 1897, to the wife of | Flerre hrigaeris, a son. BUSH—Octover 10, 1897, to the wife of W, K. Bush of San Franc1sco. a son. BUTTERWORTH—In this city, October 2, 1897, 10 the wife of Jolin W. Buitciworth, a daughcer. CELESTRES—In this citv, October 16,1887,t0 the wife of Willlam Ceiesires. sa da ter. CLOGSTON—In San J. uto, October 15, 1897, to the wife of Sam Clogston, a daughter. = | COUKTNEY—Ia Hanford, (al, October 17, 1897, | 10 the wife of 5. K. Courtney. & daughter. { De NECOCHEA—In San Jacinto. Cal. October 16, 1897, to the wife of Justo de Necocues, a | danghier. DAV 10—In Mulberry, Cal., Oc'ober 18, 1597, to the wife of Camilie Daviggio, a son. EICHEL—1La inis v. Octover 17, 1897, tothe wife of Martin C. Eichel, a son FORD-—In Ciipper Gap, Cal, October 18, 1897, to the wife of Patrick Ford, a dsughter. OM . NT~In this city. Oc.ober 1%, 1897, to the wire of A. kroment, a daughter. HANNEFORD—Near Woodvile, Cal., October 19, 1897, 10 the wife o1 G. L itanneford, a sou. HEINS-To the wife of Adolph F. Heins, ason. HEYMES~In this city, October 28, 1837, o the wife of Joun B. Hevmes. a <o HOLSWORTH—In this city, Ociober 10, 1897, to the wife of K. J. Hoisworit, a daughzer. KEARSE—October 23, 1397, to the wife of M. F. Kearse, a daughier. KoC In this city. October 18, 1897, to the wife of W. F. Koch, ason. MANNING—Ociober 13, 1897, to the wife of Jobn Manoing, a daoghler. MACHADO—In Hollister, Cal,, October 19, 1897, to the wife of Anto: Machado. a son. NAPOLITANI—In Clayton, Cal, to the wife of Antone Napolitani, a son. PHILLY N~ October 21, 1837, 10 the wife of wiu- liam R. Phillys, a daughter, RATH—In this city, October 18, 1897, to the wite o Frank J. Kath, a 50, RODEMA N the wite of —In this city, Octover 18. 1897 to ugust Rodemann, a son. cits. October ‘15, 1897, to the wife of Alfred C. Schmidi, ason. SEGELCKE—In this city, October 19, 1897,to the wife of H. F. Segeloke, & non. SEILER—Oc:ober 18, 1597, tothe wifeof Isidor Seiler, a son. STARKE—[n San Rafael. October 16, 1897, 10 the wife of Eric A. Starke, a dauzhter. TOURTILLOTT. In san Jose. Cal, Uctober 23, 1587, 10 the wife of H. H. Tourtillotte, a duugh- ter. THOMPSON—In Madeira, Cal. Octobar 20, 189 7, to the wife of Willlam Ibhompson, & daughter. WAGNER—In this rtty. Ociobsr 8, 1897, tothe wife of llenry J. Wugner, « 11 _—mm MARRIED. ARMSTRONG-CARNES—In Sacramento, Cal., Oct ber 16, 1897, by Rev. George M. Richmond, Leroy K. Armsirong and Eva W. Carnes, all of Newcastle. BELMORE—NEWCOMB—At Gola Hill, Cal., Oc- tober 20, 897, by Kev. Willlam Butler of Lin- coln Ernest, Belmore :nd Florence New comb. BUEKE—AND ERSON—In this city, Ociober 23, 1897, by the Rev. Father Cammiugs, David Burk: and Gertrude M. Andersou, bo.h of San Fraucisco, CAMPBELL—WADSWORTH—At Sutter City, Cal, clober 20, 1897, by the Rev. k. A. Win- ning, Ben G. Campbell and Alice ‘Wadsworth, both of utter Coun; LM ENT-TORKENCE—In this city, October 16,149/ by the Rev. Father Hunnagan, George B. Clement and Lilite 5. Torrence, both of San Francisco. COWEN—AUSTIN—At Healdsburg. Cal, October 17. 1897 Jo:eph A. (owen of Peialumn and Jirs. Kuse Austin of Healdsburg. < McBEATH—In Chicago, 1., October 20, 18,7, by Kev.s. D. Peer, Jsabelie McBeath l}l Chicago, lil, and Charles W. Cuiler of Sau | o < DITTMAN—MINOCH—At Petaiuma, Cal., Octo- ber 20, 1897, Willlam L. Dittman and Margar- etie M. Minoch, both of Petaluma. HABRRISON—HARTZ—At St. Paul’s Church, Walnut Creek, Cal., by the Rev. Hamilton Lee, Neti Harrison and Hannah Louise Hartz. HURLBUT—CROWE—In this city, Ociober 23, 1¥97, oy the Kev. Johu Stephens, Reuben P, Huribut and Clara L. Crowe, bota'or Redwood City, Cat. KRAUSS—HILMER—In Petaluma. October 20, 1897, at the residence of the bride’s parents, by ihe Bev. W. H. Darden, Frederick G. Krauss of San Franeisco aad Lizzie Hilmer of Petaluma. MAINS—LAND—In this city, Octover 19, 1897. by the Rev. W. W. Ferrier. Andrew J. Matus and Mary Klizabeth Land, both of San Fran- cisco. 0AKSHOTT—NEWCOME—At Gold Mill, Cal, Ociober 20, 1897. by Rev. Wiiliam ) utler of Lineoin, Puliip Oakshott and addie Newc-mb. QUILLINAN—GRENNAN—In this city, Octover 5 17 by 3 l-«v.;’:iumr McMaun, M. S Quullinan and Emma renuan, boih of Sia Francisca, | CARVODY—In RUDOLPHI—DUNLAP—At the home of J. H. Reed. Riverside, Cal., October 20, 1897, by Rev. Edward E. Gott, Carl Rudolph: and bertha H. Duniap, both of Riverside. SWIFT — ADAMS — At the Academy bullding, Madera, Cal., Uctober 18, 1897, by the Rev. Mr. Elliotz,' William Russell Switi of Fresno, and Lizzie Adams of Georgetown. WADSWORTH — ROBERTS — At Sutter City, Cat, October 20, 18)7, by the Kev. E. A. Win- ning, Wi liam U. Wadsworth and Lucy Roberts, both'of Sutter Coun; _— DIED. Aldrich, Willlam H. Keily. Kathren ‘Althot. ‘rrost Kinsman, John Auderson, Helen 8. Kruzer, Natilia Armsirong. Vivian Lewis, Racnael Astbary. John 11d.trom. Catherine Brabston, Philllp Love. Robert B. Cucey, Amelia M. McCarchy. Maggie Carmody, Mrs. Mary Mansfield Joweph Conger, Benjamin T. Marsnail, Harry Cook, Michae. = O Coanor, Wiiliam Fessler, .onn O Leary, Frances L nk, Charies G, O Meara, James J. Flint Mrs. Jane H. O'Nie. Hannan Frick. Hesman Owens, Wiiliam Gorman, Cathering Pickett, Garrett Gowiing. Wi liam Eelsen, Hardwig Harris, Witliam Schulzhels. William H. Haskeil, Michael E. Stroyzins<l, Theophlie Hunter, Lizzie Stuar:. Alexander C. James, Joseph Weatherwax Mrs. Mary Jones, 'Jonn Winkle, Hervey Keegan, Frank D. Woodsum, Mrs. A. R. Wauthrich, Johu U. ALDRICH—In this city, October 23. 1897, Wil- llam Holt. eldest son of the late Willl i Aldrich, aged 40 years. B¥~triends are invited to attend the funeral services TO-MORROW ~ (Monday), at 10:30 o'clock o u., at the parlors of the First Uni- terian Church. ALTHOF—In Oakland. October 22, 1897 Ernst Althof, beloved brother of Hermann and Theo- dore Althof and Mrs. E ise Bahls, & native of W estphaiia. Germany, aged 62 years. BFFriends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited o attend the funeral services THIS DAY (Sunday), at 2 o'clock P. M., At the residence of Mr. Herm Althot, 950 Linden street. @akland. Intermen: private. Please omit flowers. ANDERSON—Iu this city. October 23, 1897. Helen Beatrice, beloved dauzhter of J. H. ana Bertha Andersin. a native of San Francl.co. aged 8 months and 5 davs. ARMSTRONG—In Woodland, Cal, October, 22, 1897, Vivian. only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bertrand Armstrong, aged 1 year and 7 days. ASTBURY—In this citv, Oc:over 22, 1897, John, dearly beloved husband of Fuanie Astbury, and father of Heury A.and Kva M. Astbury. a na- tive of Engiand. aced 59 years and 12 days. A member of Lincolu Post. G. A. K. [“acramento and Los Angeles papers please copy. | BZ"Friends an1 acaouaintances ara respect- fully invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY (Sunduy). at_2 o'ciock P. 3., from his late resi- dence, 166 Ninth -treet, near loward. lnter- ment 1. 0. O. F. Cemeter: BRABSTON—At the Yuba County Hospital, Cctober 20, 1897, Phillip Brabston, a native of Ireland, aged 75 years. CARFEY—In East San Jose. October 21, 1897, Amelia M., daughter Patrick and Ame’iy Carey, a native ot California, aged 18 years and 11 months. Santa Rosa. Cal., October 18, 1897, Mrs. Mary Carmody, sged 82 years. CONGER~—In Oskland, October 1897, Benja- min T.. beioved husbaniof Sarah J. Conger, and father of Mrs. Lizzie J. Wools aad B-nja- min 8 Conger. & native of Newark, N.J., aged 66 years and 28 days. AF-Friends and acauaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral TO-MORROW (Monduy), at 2 o'clock P. M.. from his late residence, 1064 Kirkham street. Oakland. COOK—In this city, October 20, 1897, Mifchael S., beloved husband’'of Ann Cook, and father of Mrs James G Piratsky, a native of Tubber- cury, County Sligo, ireland, aged 73 years. 8% Friends and acquaintances are respect- Sully invited to actend the funeral THIS OAY (Sunday), at 10:30 o'clock A. M. from his late residence, 530 Point Lobos aveiue, neir ok street. thence to Holy Cross Church, Eddy and Scott streets, where & requiem hizh mass will be celebratea for the reposs of his soul, commencing at 11 o'ciock 4. & In- terment Mount Calvary Cemetery. FESSLER—In Port Costa. Cal., October 15, 1897, John Fessler, a native of Ohio, aged 35 years. FLINK—In this city, Octobsr 17, 1897. Charles G.. beloved son of 3rs. Bertha Flink, and brother of Mrs J. Carson of Sa't Lake, Mrs. D. S Beaitle of Deuver, Cora and Henry Flink of Omana and Eaward O Filnk of Mount Carroil, 111, & native of Sweden, aged 39 years. A leiter carrier from Omaha. (Omaba (Nebr.) papers please cops. | 2 Friends and acquaintances ars respect- fully Invited to attend the fueral THIS DAY (Sunday), at 2 o'clock P. .. from N. S. G. W. Hall, 414 Mason street. Interment Laurel Hill Cemetery. Kemains at the pariors of McAvVOy & Co.. 1235 Marke: sirasc. FLINT—AL her residence. 1070 Sixteenth street, Oakland, October 31.1897. Mrs. Jane H. Flint, sister of Miss M. L Mar:in, and niece of the late Jonn Archibald, BF~Friends are respecttully Invited to attend the funeral TILIS DAY (Sunday), at 2 o'clock P.M, from her late residence. intermen: pri- vate. Please do not send flowers. FRICK—Iu this city. October 20, 1887, Herman, beloved son of George W. and Anna Frick. and brother of Anna Frick, a native of Sin Fraa- clsco_agea 6 years 9 months and 4 davs. BFFrients anl acanainianes aan fully invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY (Sunday) at 11 o'clock A. M.. © the resi- dence of ihe parents, 1010 Buchanau streei. lutermen: L O. U. ¥. Cemetery. GORMAN—In this city, O:tober 23, 1897, Cath- erive, beicved and younzes daughter of Denis a3g e Gorman, a native of San Francisco, 2 yea s and 4 month: GOWLING—TIn Towa Hill. Cal.. October 17, 1897, Wil fam Gowling, a native of Canads, aged 46 years. HARRIS—In this cfty, October 23, 1897, William beioved husband of the late Catherine Harri: and father of Robert, Wiiliam, Thomas, John and James Harrls, anativeof County Kerry, Ireiani. aget 57 years. HASKELL—In this city, October 23, 1897, Michas: E.. beloved husband of Nellie Haskell father of George and sarah Haskell, son of eorgs and Mary Haskell, and Grotherof Mrs. J. Leeand the late Jonn aud George Haskell a native of San Francisco, aged 27 years 9 months and 3 days. B&"Frieuds and acauaintances fully invited to attena the funerat TUESDAY, October 26, at 1 0'clock P. M., from his iate residence, 128 St Mary’s avenue, thence to St. Mary’s Coliege Churcn for services. interment Holy Cross Cemotery. HUNTER—In this city. October 22. 1897, Liz: beloved wite of iugh Hunter, and sister of M Margeret Robe, a native of Mallow, Couuty Cork, Ireland, aged 65 years, B Friends and acqualntancey ars resnec:- fully nvited 10 w.tend the fansra. THIS DAY (Sunday), at 8:30 A. M, from her late residence, 6 Welst sireet, thence to St. Rose’s Church, Erannan street, where a requiem high mass will be celebratea for the repose of ber soul, com- menciug at 9 A. M. interment Holy Cross Cemetery. JAMES—_In this city. October 22. 1897, Joseph. beloved husbaad of Sarah E. James, and brother of Jeremian James, a native o Roiasen, Ger- many, azed 55 vears and 10 mouihs. [Contra Costa'and Vallejo papers piease copy. | B~ Friends ara respect failly invited 10 attend the funeral services THIS DAY (Sunday).at 10 0'cI0CK A. M, L the residence of Mrs. krnes. are respect- tine Epnraim 705 Broderick street. near fulton. | Interment Hlils of Eternity Cemetery, by 11:30 ©o'clock A. M. train from Third and Townsend sireets. JONES—In San Jose, Cal, October 20, 1897, John G. Jones, a native of Towa, sged 68 years and 11 months. KFEGAN—Near Two Rock, October 17, 1897, Fravk D.. cidest son of Mr. ana Mrs 1 errence Keegan, agea 21 years. KELLY—Ix this clty, October 23, 1897, Rathren, beioved wife of Michael Keily, and mother of M. J. Kelly, Mrs. T. W. Donahue, Mrs W. H. Cowan, Mrs. Kate Dwyer and Mrs. P. K. Gren: nan, a native of Castletown, Barehaven, County Cork, Ireland, ugel 66 years and 10 months. B~ Notice of funera! hereafter. KINSMAN—In this eity. October 21, 1897, John, beloved son ot Catherine® Kinsman. and brother ot Mrs. C. Merritt. Mrs. M. A. Penrose, Mrs. L. Rablin. Mrs. K. Toft, Mrs. E. Menhennett, Mrs. L. Cederbioom and Mrs. A. O'Donuell, a native of England, agel 57 years 11 months and 4 days. AF Friends and acouaintaaces ars rssoeci- fuily Invited to attend the faneral THIS DAV (Sunday), at 1:30 o'clock P. M.. from the Cen- tral M. E. Church, Miss on street, near Sixth. Interment 1. O. O. F. Cemetery. KRUGEK—Ia Livermore, October 16, 187, Matilda Kruger, a nauve of California, sged 17 years and 11 months. LEWIS—In th's city. October 21, 1897, Rachael, deariy beloved mother of J., M. and Abe Lewls and Mrs. S and Mrs. J. Kasper, ana:ive or Po- land, aged 77 years. 23 Friends ‘anl scquaintances ars respect- fully invitea to aitend the funeral THIS D\ Y (Eunaay), at 10:30 o'clock A. M., from her late reswdence, 112334 MeAuis er sireec. Interment New Saiem Cemetery, by carriage. Pleaso omit flowers. LIDSTROM—In this citv, October 23, 1897, Cath- erine, relizt of ths late Henrs L Lidstrom, and mother of Chiartes G. 11dstrom. & uative of Carl- stad. Sweden, age: 64 years 9 monthsand 28 avs. | BOVIi—In ‘his etty. October 22. 1897. Robert B., beloved son of Rovert and Nelilo Love. a native 0f West Hartier. Contra Costa County, aged 8 mozths aud 11 days. &a Friends acquainiances ars respect- fully invitea to aitend the faneral THIS DAY (Sunday), at 2 o'clock P. M., from the restdence of his uncle, Wiliam Leishman, 627 York street, beuween Kizhteentn and Ninoteenth. Toterment Masonic Cemetery. MCUAKTH Y —In this city, Octover 21,1897, Mag- £le, beloved wite of Jonn AcUarthy, and sister of Con aud Mary Lear/, native of Kilnamar- tyra_County Corx. Ireland. BF"Friends sud acanalgtances ars respact- fully invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY (Sunday), at 9:30 0'clock A. . from her late residence. 540 Minna sireet, thence Lo St Pat- rick’s Church. [nwrment Holy Cross Cemetery, MANSFIELD—In this citv. October 2z 1837, Josepi Mansfield, brother of Charias Mansfieid, s T P Kingsoury and Alrs. & P. Soule, aged years. AW Friends and acqualniances ars respect- fuliy iuvited 10 _atiend tne fuaerai THIS DAY (Sunday), at 2 o'clock P.M.. from L O. 0. . liali S:venth and Mar<e: streets. under the auspices of Ma:nolla Loiga No. -9, L O. O. F. Interment Laurel Hiit Cemoters. Hemains at the parlors of A. W. Martn & Co. 115 Geary street. VETERAN VOLUNTEER FIREMEN'S AS- sociation—Officers and 1embers are hereby no- tifiel o assemble at headquarters. Ploneer buliding, 24 Fourth street, T DAY (sum- | 100 day), at 1 o'clock .. sharp. to attend the funeral of our lat - brother. Joseph Manifield. JUSEPH S MARSHALL, President. JAMES PENNYCOOK. Rec. Sec. MARSHALL—Iz Bloomfieid, Cal, October 15, 197, Harry, son of r.ev. and Mrs. Willilam Mar- shall, ezed 12 years. ONNOL—In this city, October 22, 1837, Wik liam. beloved son of Patrick and Bridzet 0'Con- nor. and brother of Joan, Jumes and Patrick O'Connor, « nauve of San Francisco. azed 26 seur: 6 months and 2% davs. B-The funeral will take place THIS DAY (Sunday), at 1:15 o'clock r. M.. from the par- lors of Gantner & Guutz 8and 10 City Hall squar-. theace:0 St Boniface Church, Goid-n Gate avenue, whero services wiil ve he d. com- meneing at 1:30 o'clock r. M. Interment Mount Calvary Cemetery. O’LEARY—In this city, October 22,1897. Fran- ces L., beloved daighter of James and Margaret O’Leary, a native of San ¥rancisco, aged 6 years and 7 monthy, O'MEARA—In this eity, October 22, 1897, James J. O'Mears, beloved husband of the garet O’ Meara, father of Jonn and Kate brother of Mrs. Joha Leahy, aud brother i of T.,P. J,and M. Coakley ana Mrs o Kace Wialén, a native ot the parisu of Listroy,County Kerry, Ireland, aged 39 years. BF-Friends anl acauain.ances are respeci- fully invited to attend the funeral TO-MORROW (Monday) at 8:50 0'clock A.M.. from his late res- idence, 68 Clipper street, thence Lo St. Paul's Church, Twentv-ninih and Church strects, where ' requiem high mass will be cele- brated for the repose of his soul, commencing at at9a M Interment Cavary Cemetery. O'NIEL-In this city, October 21, 1897, Hannah, beioved wife of M.' J.O'Niel and mother of s 4. H Flym, B. Robinson, Jere- miah il., Lincoln and the lute John K. Regan, a naiive of Mucro.m, County Cork, ireland, ag: 65 years. 83 Friends and acqualniancay are rsnac:: fully tnvited to attend the tansral THIS DAY (Sunday), at 8:30 o'clock A...from her iats Tesidence, 221 Fulion _street, thence 1o St. Mary’s Cathedral, Van Ness avenue aud O Far- rell Street, where a requiem high mass will be celebrated’ for the repose of her soul, commenc- ing ai 9 o'clock 4. M. interment Mount Caivary Cemetery. OWENS—In Towa Hill. Cal, October 17, 1857, William Cwens, a native of Wales, aged 41 years. PICKETT—In this city, October 23, 1¥97, Gar- Tet, husband of the lats Elien Plckett. aad be- loved rataer of Lucy, Nellle and Garret Pickeit and Mrs. Robert iiurley, a native of County Cork. Irelaud, uged 68 years. 3~ Notice of runsral nerastiar. RIESSEN—In this clty, October 21,1897, Hard- 5N wig Riessen, a native of Germany, aged 75 years and 1% da 8 Friends an1 acaualntances respact- fuliy invited to attend tne funeral THIS DAY (Sunday). at 2 0'clock P. M. from the par- lors of Theodor Dierks 957 Mission strea:. bo- tween Fiith and Six h. lutermen: Masonic Cemeter SCHULTHEIS—In this city, William H., dearly belovel heis, father of October 22, 1897 nusoard of Agnes Heary k. schulthels, and i beloved and ouly son of Henry and Anna Scaulthels. a native of San Francisco, aged 35 years 7 months and 10 days. AFFuneral private. STEOYZINSKI—In tiis clty. October 22. 1897, Theo hi'e ~troyzinski. a native of Germany. BFErisnds ani ncqualntance ara respect fully invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY (Sunday),at 1 o'clock P. M. from Washington Hal, 55 kday sicect, where services will be heid anier the auspices of Lincoln Post No. 1, G. A K. Remalns at the piriorsof Gantner & Guniz, ¥ ana 10 Ciiy Hall square. STUART—In Berkeley, Octover 22. 1897, Alex- ander C., pelovea husband of Mamie rlam Siu- act, & native of St Johns. Newfoundland. WEATHERW A X—In this city, Octobar 22,197, Mrs Mary B. Weaherwax of 554 kolsom streei, widow or J. M. B. Weatherwax of ki Do ado, Ca., and motaer of the late George Iyler, formerly of Galens, IlL, uged 76 years. [Gaiena (lll) and Placerville (Cal) papers Please copy.| 25 Friends and acquaintances ara respect- fully invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY (Sunday). at 2:35 0'clock P. M. from the par- lors or Halsied & Co., 946 Mission street. WINKLE—At Vineyard, Sonoma County, Octo- ber 21, 1897, Hervey, beloved husband of Han- nah Winkle, father of Muble and Henry Winkle, and brother of Willlam, Alice and Martha Win. kle, & native of Germany, aged b4 years and days. B¥-Friends and_acquaintances ara rispest: fully lnvited to ationd the raaaral THIS DAY (Sunday), at_ 2 o'clock P. M, from Turn Verein Hall, 328 Turk sireet. infermsa: L O. O F. Cemetery. Remains atine parlors of Halsted & Co., 946 Mission strect. WOODSUM~—In this ciiy, Uctober 21, 1897, Mrx. Amanda R Woodsum, beloved sister of Mrs Dantel C. Libby, Mrs' Francis W. Reed and Mrs. Matilda Dexter, a nacive of Maine, agel 72 years and 9 days. &9~ Friends anl scquaintauces are respect- fully invited to attend :he funeral THIS DAY (Sunday). st 2 o'clock P.i.. from the resi- dence of her sister, Mrs. D. C. Libby. 110 Cum- beoriand street, near Guerrero. Intermen: Cy- ress Lawa Cemetery, by electric funeral.car. WOTHRIVH—In this city. October 23, 1897, John U.. beloved husbana of Annle C. Woth- rich, and father ot John, Willam. Louis and Heury Wuthrich and Mcs. J. J. Feiss, a native of ~witzeriand, aged 67 years and 10 days. A7 Friends and acaiaintances are respect sully invited to sitend the funaral TUESDAY, October 26, at 2 o'clock . M.. from Memorial I 0. 0. . buuding, corner Market and latermen: 1.0.0. F. Ceme- PETERS—I desire to express my heartfelt thanks to the many friends who so kindi- atteaded and assisied at the faneral of my deceased husband. M . PETERS, Onkland, Cal. 3AS ENGLISH. T. R CAREW CAREW & ENGLISH, VADEPTAKERS AND EMBALMERY ¥UNERAL DIRECTOLS, 79 Van Nesy ave. il Maikesse, Sad STagcisce Telepuoue o 166 F.1. GUNTZ. H. W. GANTNER. GANTNER & GUNTZ, Funeral Directors and Embalmers. 2and 10 CITY MALL 3QUAL. Telephone South 432 MCAVOY & CALLACHER, FUNERAL DIRECTORS & EMBALMERS,) 20 Fifth St., Opp. Lincoin School. ‘Telephone South 80. Fstab. 1853 Tel. South 47. CRAIG & COCHRAN CO. Funeral Dircetorsand Embalmers, 22 24 AND 26 MWMINT AVENUI TLody sasistants. Spscious chapel for toe use o our patrons. .ubber tires on our ambulance. THE STOCOK MARKET. All mining stocks were rather weak yesterdav, though the decline was insignificant. Tradieg was lignt, and the market lacked animation. The Audesand Savage assessment sales take place to-morrow. A dispatch from the Con. Cal & Va. mine states that the ore output last week amounted to 12 tons of an average assay value of $45 5 per ton. For the previous week 3 tonso? ore, averaging $47, were extracted. The Nevada County Flectric Power Company has levied an assessment of 20 cents, delinquent Novem ber The Pacific 1ighting Company has deciared a dividend ot 40 cents per share, peysbie on the 5th of November. The previous monthly divi- dends of this company since Augusi, 1595, have been 35 cents per share. Prior to that month they were 30 cents per share. The San Francisco Gas aud Electric Company will pay a dividend of 50 cents on Nov.mber 1. The Gold Eagie mine in Lyon County, Nev.. has been assessed 1 cent per share, delinquent Novem- ver 18, Busides its regular mouthly aividend of 25 cents per share for September, the Homestake Mining Company bas deciared an exira dividend of the Same amou it The Alice Mining Company’s dividend of $20,000 will be pald to-morrow. The Highland mioe of Souih Dakota Is credited with a dividend of $20,000 this mon.h, the first in some time. The Homestake mine of South Dukota witl pay the regular montbly dividend of $51,250 ' to- worrow. rbe Bunker Hill and Sullivan mine paid & divi- dend of $35.000 01 the Ath. The Elkton Con. miue paid a dividend of $30,000 on the 20th. The South Swansea mine paid a dividend of £7500 an the 21st. The eighty-second dividend of the Morning Star mine of California was $7 per share. Following Are the Highest Prices Dur- ing the Past Week. SToCK. |Mon.|Tues W |[Thrs.| Fri | sat —_— | Arha 1} 11 10/ 10 18| 18l 18 12 81 ol 30| o8 740 70| &3 &7 5:f 53 b1l 48 100 14 08 o sl 2ol 23 a7 45 a1l 37 36 ks 8¢l 6il o1l 7 Con. Cal. & Va'. 185/ 1.85( 1.85( 1.95 Confidence. ... 12| 115} 100l 95 Crown Poin:. 72 70 a8 37 &ould & Curry 35| 39l 38| es Hale & Norcros; L0 143 1.20 Mexican...._.. 48 el a2 . 9o 94 9u 19 a2k ay 123 125 L10 5| 8| a7 44f @il gz 1+l 1l 0 160 1.80| L85 9 8y T8 48 43 41 19| 1¢f 14 b7 a8 38 BOAKD SALES, Following wera the saics 1o the San Francisco Elock Board yestentay: FEGULAR MORNING SESSION. roMMENCING 9:30. 09101 B&B.. ... 48100 G&C. «i%501 kullion.. .05 100 Andes.....27 300 Caled 100 Belcher...45/100 Chilr.. Following were iLe Saes In the Faclfic Stock Eoara yesterday: BEGULAR fReR1oN—10:71. 300 ]300 Con Im... 0 |00 Potosi....46 300 Avar ~,lsoom NY 1021200 savare. 42 200 Andea....27(700 £ S Nev. 02650 4a €450 Excher...v5| 00 Scorpion..04 WG wC 200 ... 34/400 S B&M.. f 200 Bullio....0% 500 L Wash.. G100 iex.... 43|10 Sidred. .. 1.65 150 Oceld: 1307 vnion. ... 41 794603 Ophir. CLOSING QUOTATIONS SATURDAY. Oct 23-12 w. Bid. dsked.| 10 Alpha Con. A weees 11 1%justice. ] Andes - 27 b Keutuck ...... 05 08 Belcher. 45 46 Mexicun. ai 4z Best & Bichr.. 46 47 ccideatai 110 — Builion . 07 08 ophir 89 90 Caledoni 24 25 0verm| 13 14 Chollar . 83 6 Potost. . a4 46 Con. Cal B 125 1.30|savage. 41 a2 Challenge Con. 34 $6scorpion... vs s Con. lmperial. 0 V2| eg. Belcher 9 l(! Confidence. 94 95~Iver Hill.... — 06 Crown Point .. 35 5t lerra Nevada 72 7% Con.New York 01 U tandard 160 1.60 Eureka Con... —(Umon con. 2l 40 41 Exchequer . 03|Utgh........... 18 i4 Gould & Curry Yellow Jacket. a4 46 Hale & Norers. 1,20 1.200 SEUCA ANL BOND EXCHANGH SATUKDAY. Oct. 23-10:30 a. i TXITED STATES BONbS. Bid. Asked..| T Fés ponp. 11214 depew wmsueiid MISCELLANEOUS mo¥ns. Bid. Asked. U S dareg... adlsy — Cal-stCbiasy. 113 — 9% — CalElecl, 63128 — - 104 (otraCWos — 993 10815 — Dyni-stex-cp — 98is/Omnibuste. 123 = — kasn L&P 63129 181 P &O Ryds. 10— F&CHRR 68107 10915 P&Ch Ry 65. — 104 Geary-st 153 95 — ' |Pwist RR81115 HC&S31%s102 107 [Kemo, WL&L — 105 losang Lés — 100 (bacto P &u. — 100 LoGnteed 8 — 101 [EF&NPRS.. 10334104 Mxt-stCble6s 126 12614 ~PREArizs) 9935100 DoltyCon ds. 108941101 5/SPRRCal6s. 108 .10 NatVinfslsi — 300 [SPRECAl>Y — 93 NevUNgR7s 9833 — |SPBrRCaiSs 10674310714 N EyCal oa. l0kfe — [EVWaieros. 118lg — SEyCaoes 9900 — [SVWaterds. 102 10234 N PG bs.... 108141 (ThoSikind&hos 99 — WATKR STOCKS. Contra Coyts 45 = |Sprug Valley 99 9934 Marula.... 10— | ®AS AND YLECTREIO STOORS. Capital, ... — 20 (Puciflo Lizas 69 €0 Centrai,....”. 8% — |51 G&Elec. 9534 957 M EleoLighi 113 12 |San Francssa .1p svg VK GLEH — " 56 [SOCKWM.e.e 3435 — FusGma dmy 93 91 INSURANGE STOOKS. Flreman'sFe1821g — COMMERCIAL BANK STOOKS- Ancio-Cal ... 5814 — |First Naion183% — Bankof Cal.. 241 "243 |londonP&A.129 130 \aibL&LCo 99 101 (Merenkx... 12 — FAVINGS BA GerS&rea. i500 1550 100 HumbS&L.105) 1160 Mutual...... 55 40 krdavUnionasd — STREET KAILREOAD STOCKS. Uniou Trusi 950 1100 Caltfornta....1v9 111 |OakSL&Har _ 100 Gearsr-st... 40 — [Prestdio..... 615 — Maikovse .. 4734 48 POWDER &ToCKS. California.... 90 110 |GiantCowm... 36 8sig basen vl 84— |Vigona.. Dl s 3u MISCELLANKOUS aTOCKS. Almskarxes. 98 9815 Nai Vinen — 8 Ger Lead 0. 105 — | JceanicS3Co 31 3214 HawC&SCo. 2463 2434 Pec Aux FA — & HUWnSPUa 3855 337 PacBoraxCa. 100 = bertxassa. vu - |part PmaiCe odf — CALES— MOMNLN® basals¥, oar— 000 Contra Costa Water Bonds........ 99 00 $6000 N P CR R Bonds, 5%...... 89 50 25 5 F Gas & Electric Co. 95 8714 25 do dao B 95 75 31 & V Water. 99 3714 i26 do do - 96 1214 $4000S V 63 Eonds. e 118 G0 Streei— $10,000 S V Bonds, 6%................... 118 28 ——————— NORTHERN WHEAT MARKEL, Oregon, PORTLAND’S BUSINESS. IIPORTLAND. Cct. balances, $49,876. POMTLAND. Oct. 25.—Whi 80@81c; blue stem, 82@83c. v busnel. 28— xchanges, $221,981: —Walla Walla, lley, 8 3@84c per Washingron. - TACOMA. Oct. 23.—Wheat firm; closing: No. 1 blue stem, 8314¢; No. 1 club, 50Y4c. ———— HOTEL ARRIVALS, NEW W J E Wictor, Stockton Frank Lewls, Stockton P M Juckson, Denver J Peteison. ~an Diego O Anderson, ~ac W Harris, Los Ange'es J'P Kirby & w, Stent D scotien, De:folt J A Waus, eno J Richie, Keno K Louls, ~ac John Woods, Astoria W Woodward, Portland W McGovers, Port and Jack ie cher,San Jose James Smith, Suc G k Jackson, Cathlamet BALDWIN HOTEL. A M Eobb, Port Costa Anna Bradford, Oakland irs W E Cobb, Oakland R J R Aden, Vallejo C Davis, N Y Mrs Davis, N Y C Crane, N Y Webb, Newman > B Bekeant, Alameda A Foy, Bakersfie.d M Cesmot, Kern Sim McKee. N Y ¥ A o' Hagan, N Y M Gunckel. Ch.ieago S A Reynolds. Alaska U S Cole, Chicago J L Depantl, Kern B F Downs, San Diego V' B Bromley, San Jose W D Davis, Pescadero A P Buckles, Fairfield C R Hadley, Chicago Miss Brittain, Sia Kosa A W Erooks, Stockton H i Sweiizer, Bakersf'd L K Ledvard, Eaxersfield Mrs Greeubaur, San Jos B F Markham, U 8 N COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL M Kino & w, Japan 1 1 Mal on, Stockton M F Kush &1y, S Jose Miss B Rush, San Jose W J Gordan, Ukiab M Valiant, Los Angeles M J Glennon & w, Cal Mrs Carrey, Oakiand Mry D King, Haywards D J Halloran, Conn J de Frain, |os Angeles J ¥ Summers, Fresno F Ray, Portand Mrs H L Stover, Cal 3 F O'Rourke, La Porte Miss E O'Rourke, 1 Prt C F Fieminy, >t Louls W A Ferkins, Wash Rabil v, Merced P Rahilly, Merced iss K Rahilly, Merced Mrs s 1 Cody, Portland Miss E W Portiand Miss | abershotte, Preind J D Travers&ly, Prtind R ‘travers & fy,Pendletn Miss E Monckion, Eoston PALACE HOTEL. A J hechtman, Sacto C W Forrester, Chicago 1L C ~hepard, St Paul W P Coleman, Sacto Cyros R Miller, USN M Rogers, Toronto Frank Cevalle, N ¥ Albert Goodman, N Y J B Youngson, Pa €S Youngson, Pa E Rogers, N Y Theo 1L Luvis, Honolaln Geo I Davis, Honoluln P J Mallory & w, Buffulo Mrs G S Bright, Nevada J Korscherak, N'Y O H Jordan & TERN HOTEL. G S Holman, Stockton T T Chaundler, Stockion Mrs F Howard, Omaha S Moore, Stocsion Geo Burnett, Ssc J Anderson, Pasadena D H Murrat, Neuman W A Rating, Sac M ¥ « ¥ wanfor . Horace Fomero, Juan Felix Brances,B A Chas_Dunphy, Palo Alto H Rogers, Toronto H W Beegle, Newark,N J J k. Uhleine, Palo Alto C W Dolpn. Palo Alto C rtos Dan Levy. N Y C C Perkins Mis< L A Smith. PaloAlto J Finnell & pa ‘ihos Holland, Phila Herman Russell, Denver LICK HOUSE. L H Woodworth, tal L A Black & w, Sacto ¥ B Kingsion, Sacto W iee, Los Gatos O K Runyon. Courtland Geo L Bull, ~tockton W BSink Jr&w, Cal M S Huffman, Merced W W Oates, Stockton Mrs J b Mebongal, Cal Mirs Gregary, Lodl J S Ditlon, Wash, 1) A I Hart, Baltimore Ered Leddxe, Centerville R R Denny, venterville W M Biggs & w, Cal Geo H Perrin A:ameda Geo W Jordan, Los An Gus Walluce, Los Angs J H Sproule. Les Angs R L ~impson, Cal Geo L Bull, Stockion 1L Carde . Cal A Buchanan, Cal Geo E williams.Cal C M Firz:eraid, Cal € Werngreu, Portland B F Wiight, Monterey Mrs 8 F Wright, ¢al H T vucker, C 31iss Dougherty, Cal 1 H Upbam, Martineg Mrs M i Tucker, Cal Miss Eva Enilen, Cal Mrs Gaurne, Sonora J Jerome Smith, Cal J'T Morgan, Nevada City GRAND HOTEL Miss Perkins, Suisun Mrs E b Perkins, Sulsun W W Buxier, Ohio FMcCullough. Irvingtn De € Weiz, N Y €M Co termaa, Portland J A Waid, s resno ¥ W McKewin, Cal W E Palnier, Ouklaud J £leld, Haywards E S Whilhard, Cal S M Spurrier, Stockton W Hammord, Stockton W T Critiser, St Paal R Moran, Seatile E Cooper, Chicago i W scott, cal Mrs A Einms, - akland W T Virgin, N W H i eed. Ohio ¢ Koscherok, N Y i Sliug, Chicago T Cummines. ~acto Mr Fritsch & w, N ¥ T Ligram, Giass Valley Mrs W H Webs, Sallnas C H sode. acts Mrs M Toltman, Merced G 3 Foote, v erced H W Hamilton,' Colma A Pister, Pinole Mrs T Jones, St John E M Downer, Pinole Mrs T I Wilson, St Joha Sk Wrenu, Or Miss H E Anxuny, lowa J Johnson, - tockton © Kudolph & w, - ompoc R'K Veal, Martinez W M Houser, Palo Aito & Homage, Swekton L E Cross, M D, Stocktoy RUSS HOUSE. 1 J Lazansky, Fruitvale K 81 Jonnsou, Castle Crag W J Branstetter, Cal € Bilijuger, Ukiah Mrs Billinger & 1, Uiah Xrs O Deiuney, ~lockton G A Dorn, Hollister A J shieids, San Benito J M Micchell, Saiinas § Jmearze, Tlao 2 icaardson, = tocktn DrJ Chuwberlin, Elmira Agues Weish, Potter Vy AL Novle, Sun Jose Snyder, Poruand Yreka W E Canaday, Tenn D Perris, Butte H Damm, Porcland dirs Dimm, i ortland W C Hunter, Portiand C R >peldon, Astorla F A Heury, Tlliamook M Skebbe, Astoria O E Burns, Heiena X I Wilituias. Stockton G Onnea, Tillamook E J Rue, Spokane P Hinkle, seattle P Kirk Jr. Seatile E T Deven:, Santa Rosa LM Whilldin. Phila W i Kedeuhouse, T J Weidon, Ukiah H F Burrage, Mass J A Peacick, Sn iafael R W kmery. J W Fahey, Livermore D i . urendo, S Sears, S = W Murieus, ~o Katuel 3 B Flagg, wommeoto G Campuell, “acto Sl i ¢ R Ricoaids, Dixon G :c::n':-.:::', arcata Y Z M Gaskell, *an Jose & S PArker, Caste jo :’g:?ll;“k’::(mlll :.lllf’on! : Huntiey, Hopiand s quil, San Jose K R Y Sielia acaull, San o ork, Sucramento Wenverville | 'PROMINENT HASON DEAD | Knight Templar and Eminent Physician Closes His Career. James Simpson of this City Expires Near His Native State. Dr. California Commandery No. 1, Knights Templar, and the medical profession have lost one of their most honored memba‘rs by the death of Dr. James Simpson, who passed away in New York on Friday. The deceased wasone of San Francisco’s most renowned physicians _dunuz the past twenty years. His practice was both extensive and lucrative, so {nuch s0 that his woridly holdings at one time exceeded 600,000. B He was an exiremely kind-hearted and charitable man, seldom if ever refus professional aid or money tothose in need aled to. w.;:;: ’fi?a prominent Mason and took joy and comfort in assuciating with his rethren belonging to California Com- mandery No. 1, Knights Templar. His fraternal inclinations led him into mem- bership in the 1}Jnitedl Workmen and the n Francisco Press Club. . ) S‘He was married twice. By his first wite he had three sons, one of whom (William Payre) is a physician, and one daughter, Mrs. John Hampion Lynch, residing with her husband in New York, where her father died. By his second wife he has one son. His widow and children survive e Simpson was born in Maine in 1829, and when a mere babe removed with his parents to Quebec, Canada, where he re- sided until his eighteenth year of age, when he returned to the United States and entered college in New York, whelra he graduatea as a physician when 28 ars of age. yDH- \vasgl( first surgeon ®n an Atlantic steamer, but subsequently settled at Calais, Me. In 1857 be came to California and followed his profession among the mines, being located at various times at Long Bar, Timbuctoo, North San Juan ana Grass Valley. R 5 His adventures at this time of his career were many and he {requently had narrow escapes while foliowing his call- ing. fn was in 1872 that Dr. Simpson first came to San Francisco and this was his home up_to the time of hisdeath. Two years after he reached here he was ap- pointed a member of the Board of Health. He was for four years professor of mater:a medaica and therapeutics at the university and was at one time president of the State Medical Society. GIVEN AN EXTENSION. Contractor 0'Brien Will Not Work on the Library Roof in Winter. Commissioners Not Willing to Risk the Damage to the Books. Covious, driving rain drenched the city from an early hour until nearly noon yes- terday, and there was the usual amount of damage 1o property through neglect to prepare for the downpour. The City Hall suffered, of course. The portions of tl:e structure that are roofless b>cause of the operations of Contractor O'Brier let in the water in large quanti- ties, and by the time the city employes went to work it was dripping into cor- riders and offices in a manrer thatthreat- ened ruin to public records. ‘When the City Hall Commissioners met the deluge was the main topic of discus- sion. Commissioner Creswell stated that the portions of the hall where there was most danger from water had been pro- tected and that the damage, unless the storm was long and severe, would not be great. He stated that the compieted por- tions of the roof faited to show a leak of any kind. The question of reconstructing the portion of the roof over the Free Li- brary was brought up by a communica- tionfrom the trustees of the institution who asked that the work be vostponed until spring in order to obviate danger (0 the books. Supervisor® Britt, who was present, stated that the trustees had applied to the Supervisors for some place to store the books, but that the board did not see its way clear to furnish the necessary accom- modations. He suggested that the con- tractor be given time to finish the work when the danger was over. Contractor O'Brien madea plea for an extension of time on the ground that it would be dangerous to begin work on the roof over the library at the present time, He was given a nine months’ extension, but Commissioner Broderick gave notice that he would not vote for the payment of any salzries while work was suspended. BROUGHT HOME FORBURIAL Fletcher Ryer Returns From New York With the Remains of His Mother. Fietcher T. Ryer, who was called to New York a short time ago on account of the iliness of his mother, Mrs, Dr. Wash- ington Ryer, returned to the city vester- day morning with the remains. The death oceurred at the Hotel Savoy, New York, on the 13th of this month, ater an iliness which lasted several weeks, M Ryer bhad many friends in San Francisco. In her younger days she was quite a society woman. Her maiden name was Fieicher, and her marriage to Dr. Ryer was u notable event in social circles, Dr. and Mrs. Ryer did not live happily to-ether, and a divorce resulted. Some time after their separation Dr. Ryer roarried a Miss Grant of this city, who shortly after his death became the wife of Coungressman Joy of Missouri. Fletcher Ryer was accompanied from New York by his wife and chila and the: Wwere joined here yesterday by R. By Fletchier, a brother of the deceased. Mrs. Ryer leit considerable of an estate, consisting for the mos: part of land. An estimate of the amount cannot as yet be made nor isit known what disposition she made of 1t, but the presumption is that the bualk ofit will go to her son, who inherited considerable from his father. The funeral will be tela Monday and the body will pe interred at San Rufael. HEALTH CONFERENCE. An Important Meeting at Golden Gate Hall To-Morrow and Next Day. To-morrow and Tuesday the State Board of Health will hold aconference at Golden Gate Hali with representutives of the boards of health from all parts of the State. The meeting is to be held for the pur- pose of discussing the checking of con- tagious diseases and other subj-cts of in- terest 10 health departments. The local board will attend in a body ana Mayor Phelan will deliver t:e audress of wel- come to the visiting medical men. : A New Pastor. The installation of the Rev. E. Nelander, Pb.D., pastor of the First English Lutheran Churchi, 1319 Geary street, will take place l this evening at 8 o’clock. -