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14 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1897 HOUSES TO LET. QUSE 5 SUNNY 0MS; §8 50. 1£64 Alabame, near Twenty-seventh. 79 CASELLT AVE, NR. 18TH.ST. ELEC 2 {ecur. west of Douglas: new modern house: bath els; picely decor ied & rooms throughout; large I HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS — Continued. ROOMS TO LET-—Continued. - -sSlom Miree.. DAST LYNN, 1968 MISSION--FRONT ROOMS: housekeeping; runniug water. gas,transient. Fine streei. PINE—LARGE SUNNY ROOM: ALSO smali; genulemen: ¥8 and $4: private. 61 2007 ISSION—2 ROOMS, COMPLETELY 2V turaished for housekee ping, $9. —ROOMS §6 UP: RUNNING grate. Ca’l Sunday or evenings. FLOOK. ROOMS A FIRST 284 Natoma st. near Fourth. quiet: respectuble: 11+ HO 4 ROOMS L $12. S Fremout, near Harnison: grand v.ew. vQ HOUSE UF $8. comeseet “oO= 7 ROOMS, BATH & &*._).), DEMPSIER, 36 Glen Twelfth st. S OF 7 ROOMS AxD BATH: LAKGE rent r 1515 Jackson st. ou yard New Montgomery street. 1 ()5 NEW MONTGOMIRY—CHEAP FUR- ) nisbed housekeeping and single rooms Oak Street. B OAK—THLEE FURNISHED ROOMS: sunn; 3 32 R L ~ | = POLK—NICELY FURNISHED SUITE. T1T Seitibie for light housekceping: also other rooms; rent reasonaoie. Dpgroix_ oe t WELL FURN 1219 foonis, complete for housekeeplo running water. Laxth siree.. ST IN THE CITY: 125 SIXtH-CHEAP £0 cozy houseki LLOVER TOWN—— A\ You see hou w rent HOWELL. 10 Montgomers s:. by BALDWIN & FURNISHE AND BATH; > £D HOUSE: 6 RUOM R 714 Steiner. modern; cueap 1o guod tenants. Trw HUUSE, 12 KOO FURNISHED: N biliard room. furnace, etc,, to let in Alameda: ~ouid exchange for turnished house in San Fran- isco for & few montns. W. K., box 150, Call TAGE, 3 ROOM 2406 Leal — ROOMS, BATH, YARD: $20: OR WILL | sell; 0 cash, balance as rent. THE Mc CARTHY CO., 646 Market st. BASEMY. ; 8t BIVENTH (GI. AED) — SUITES AND 142 kitchen: also singler ew!y renovated. south Park. SOUTH PARK—3 SUNNY FURNISHED 90 Routckecpiug rooms 39 4, $13 50. ockion 3. ¥ 1715 2Xeosro JR. FILBERT; TWO rooms fur ed for hous:keeping; reat reasonable. Tenama Street. NT $8 LARGE FRONT eping: ~itchen itdesired. ~ TEHAMA—R { room: hou: il NMiscell eous. [OUR LARGE. Y UNFURNISHED upper rooms five large close s: warm belt Misstou; reasonable. H. O., box 14, Call. SUN NOTTAGF, 4 HOOMS; STABLE. 218 COL- O logwood, bet. Nin COTTAGES, & ROOMS: STA ELE, OUT- s; on 18th and 1¥th, near T, 1438 Mission st, or Fal- ROOMS FOR LIGHT convenie ce; large cios- reierences. Addre:s X. ©) UNFURNISHED Z hou sekeeping: ever. ets, etc.; goud L cation 3. Z, bix 3, Call Oftice! BRANCH OFFICE OF THE 41 want e taken. 4 AND 5 ROU! NNY COTTAG 1 D basement and : chexp. Dolores and Fif- teenth sts. COTIAGE: 5 SUNNY SID 20th st., nr. Eurcka Apply to F. Twentieth and Castro ste )N, cor. FLATS TO L E: MOD- -HOOM HOU near Weoster. 5-ROOM FLATS, a n. 514 Herman st BKYANT—4 ROOMS om 1 10 3. TH. COk. ROOMS. MODERN : - rent cheap. 19175 | JMS, EACH SUNNY, AND Shotwell st 4 ROOMS. BATH ANDS 1039 Guerrero st. 1305 1 WENTY FIRST S 6 rooms and bath: sunny belt Lie best ‘ocations for d ,CtoF of d T uos. -1() UPPER AND LOWEK FLAT; $10. xoms: nan double parlors. Steveuson st., ur. Eig 7. URNISHED FL.A 1, WESTERY TION J 6 rooms, bath. big yard; $20. H. Z, box 12, Call Office 4! 606 | QEERMAN APART 1IN o} TO LET. Brannan ~treet. FURNISHED ROOM $1u week. ZZ with use of Lusn streec. 4() BCSH—2 LARGKE HANDSOMELY FUR- & nished front rooms; plano; gas: running water. rudy Street. o EDDY, C(OR. POWELL — ~UNNY FUR- Dished 'tron: rooms from $2 per week up. l i EDDY—HOUSE NEWLY RENOVATED; 1S tron: saite: other sunny rooms: 85 up. 60¢ EDDY_LARGE SUNNY, PLE ) unfarnished or furnished room; water: cheap. SANT running Eightn trsoc. HOUSE, 28 8TH furnished and unfurnished. st. near Market; HFE COSMOPOLITAN—SELECT FAMILY hotel: 100 Fifth st.,cor. Mission; rooms 50c, 7bc and $1 per night; $2 to §5 per week. iilis Stree:. OYAL HOUSE, cent lights; readi; 5" parlor; Tooms per to #8: montn, $8 100r. T00ms With hot a 126 FLLIS — INCANDES- room smokinc-room and ignz, $5¢t0$1 50; week, > 30; elevator ou otlice 4 cold’water: baths. S, 821 ELLIS—200 SINGLE ROSERALE HOT st., oft Taylor, near Post and fam. rms; 20cto 50¢ n.ght, $1 to §3 wk. ND BATH: YARD. 3570 706 ELLIS, Nt LAKKIN-—VELY SUNNY ~uerrer i front room for 2 genzlemen: $10 a month, LAT OF 4 ROOMS 7.7] ELLIS_SUNNY ROOM. WUTH CLOSET, 5 idren, | 4 21 jo privat- family; rent $5. referezces. | — sl ) Yilimore Street. NY UFPER FLAT, 6 KOOUMS = ® Webster st., near Haight. 99] 41 FILLMORE-FTRNISHED ROOMS et 22133 5, or 1arge one 87 CORNER, 5.RCOM, linted and peinted. | IS, 5 ROOMS, BATH, 147 G ROVE, $18: | b8, bath, 115 Grove, $15 and $29. INTH—SU 2 modern flat; newly 1 Olgom Stree.. FOLSOM—2 1.0UBLE SUNNY FRONT rooms: rent cheap. 76 $18 UPPER FLAT 4 RUOMS AND BATH 218. on Tweltih st DoMEPSTER 36 Glen | < Park ave. NICE_SUNNY Bay AN rooms: bath: basement. Fuiton. 814 INDOW FLAT: Webster's., 5 cor. | CLAYTON, S OF FiFDERICK—MOD- | crn lower flat: 4 rooms: bath: cheap. | KOOM UPPE , near Mason FLAT; 315 OFAR- Apply 15 Grant wve. DLZ. re NICE, SUNNY ROOMS: RENT REASON- { 4 PER WEEK—SUNN Y @ FURNISHED ) | rooms. 820 Folsom st, near Fourth. WO FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED rooms and vath for housekee famliy: rent reaconable. 1 1618 &y dence and surroundi ¢ in a private som st. ~OM—1 NT furnished or unfcrnisned ROOMS, s fine resi- bath; use of &s. fireplaces » FRANKLIN — 4 B rooms AUTIFCLFRONT Turnisheu and unfurnished: sunny. 2 FRANKLIN new house: private :amily 11 abee. 43 Dearborn st off Seventeenth st “LAT OF 4 SUNNY ROOMS, MODERN IM- provements. 16 Liosd, off Scott, nr. Wailer. "} LLOVER 10WN— == i o flats 10 ren- by BALDWIN & 10 Montgomery s:. . CORNcR FLA(; TWENTY-THIRD ). and Castro sis.;: 5 rooms and bath. 7)) WALLEE ST, NEAK STEINE L sunny flats of 6 rooms and bau basement: $15. | 9 FU Fulton Street. N (FULTON HOU © nished rooms: single oren su NICELY FUR- $8and $15 up. i v Stree. ARY—NICELY FURNISHED ROOM P ivate family. 631 1 —.)| G-ARY—NICFLY FURNISHED SU {Z1 nyrooms for gentiemen; rent reasonabl references. AV F s S/8e o 815, at SPECK & (:0.'9, 60 Market st. = | YHEAP MODERN FLATS, b AND 6 KOOMS; ¥810 $16: see them. 523 Seventh st. HOUSEKEEPI 114 00 ELLIS — TWO NIC 526 rooms: G ROOMS. Ellis Street. ELLIS—NIC FURNISAED SUNNY frout rooms: also housekeeping; cheap. & Y FURNISHED complete tor houseke:pin bath. iuin sires.. 3] 4 FIFTH-2 SUS 1ONT CONNECT- o1 1 ing nousekeeping rooms; vath; stove; closet: private; $10 Franklin Street. 7 FRANKLIN—2 FURNISHED ROOMS FOR T housekeeping 5() Y FUR-| 9 unny counecting rooms; suitable for houseke«ping. Cu.den Gate AVanue 14710 GOLDEN GATE AVE ~FINELY FUR- i nished first floor; every convenience for hou ekeeping; $25. Grove Street. ©()$) GROVE. COR. VAN NESS—UNFUR- {21 {GANTLY FURNISHED refined family: running wa- suitable for one or two gentlemen. ter: giate 101" GEARY — LARGE FroO:. ROOM; 2 { large cloihes closets, crate, gas, etc. Grove stree:. GROVE—SUNNY FRONT ROOM, SUIT- able for gentlemau; $5 month. Guerrero Street. 734 GUERRERO, NEAR TWENTIETH~IN [ private fami y, front alcove room; sunny; ali conveniences: board ieasosa Tolk Strees. POLE—SUNNY FRONT ROOMS, 1 OR 2 geutlemen: also single; $5 up. 1 o5t Streei. OHEM1A, 239 POST, OVERLOOKING Union square—Sun all day: three blocks from Palace Hoiel; suite, with private bath; single; elevator. RANDOLPE HOUSE, 501 POST, COR MASON; 50 bay-window parlors; smalier rooms; run- ning water. gas: $1 50 t0 #4 50 per week. 622 FUST ~ CHANGED HANDS; THOB. ZZ oughly renovated: suites and single; hot and cold water, bath. MRS M. SCHULZ. 631 Busroaie ELY FURNISHED SINGLE h front room: lady or gentleman; gas, bath aud all conveniences; $6 month. iowell POWELL (THE MONTELLO)—SUNNY furnished rooms; reasonable; transient. L. NEAR SUTTKR — LARGE 50 hell bedroom: sunny. strees. 201 505 POWE room: Stockton Street. JCUROPEAN. 17 STOCKTON — ELEGANT rooms; sulte or single; day, week or month; taihs; hot and cold water: transient; elevator. Sutter Streot. TTHE STANFORD. SUTTER—ROOMS 1 50 day; §8, $60 mo. 711°820% SUTTERE— UITES OR SINGLE; { choice; reasonable: appreciated it seen. 3201, furnished elegautiy: 5Uc, Q] G4 SUTTER—2 SUNNY ROOMS. 2300 SUTTER ST. COR. SCOTT—~UNNY front rcom in fine house: $6 monthly, Taylor Street. TAYLOR—COZY, CLEAN, SUNNY FRONT © rcoms; offices: housekeeping; suite; reasnable. 1enth Street. 11] IENTH, NEAR MARKET—1 LARGE Tgom, compiete ‘or housekeeping: 1small room, § 1hird Street. |7 THIRD-FURNISHED ROOMS: TRAN- { Stent and tourisis a specialty. NICE ~UNNY ROOM: CLOSET; bath and gas. private family: $9. 2 LOOMS IN PRIVATE no children. Union Street. 1")‘) UNION—-NICELY FURNISHED SUN- 4 nv front rooms, $o and $6; conventent to Hiyde ana Union st. cars. Miscellaneous. QK} FURNISHED KOOM TO LET FOR =V, single nin Knglish family, with break- fast ani diuners centrally focated. 4’ 1. N. box , Call J EWLY FURKNISHED FRONT RUOM IN AN “private sami y, with gas and bath: desirable location. Addres Kooms. box 60, Call Office. QUNNY FURNISHED ROOM; HOT AND 2 (ol water, lsrge c'oset, ba gas, etc.: good locat:on; 6 minutes' walk from Kearny and Mar- Eeta's : reterences required. Address P. P. P, box 2. Call Uttic BOARDING private tamily AND KOO} LCOVE WITH BAY- wich board, or without; ’E)J _1 LARKI ROOMS FURTWO, with or without board: private family; bath. 1165 2o RONT PARLORS, HAND- O someiy hed: bathi; gns: plano: run- ning water; breskfast: goud location for dentist. 0OM AND BOARD FOR GENTLEMAN IN family of 2 udults. 1132 Fulton st. JLEGANT SUIT KOOM Y latest;telephon, Homx BERTLIN -, 714 BUSH, ABOVE Powell—Strictly first-ciass; for gentlemen and iamilies: convenient to business center ana prine cipal streetear lines; references r-quired. 1107 BYDE-HANDSOMELY KURNISHED { sunny bay-window double pariors: por- celaln bathtub: mirror: mante:: running water; gas: telcphone: bieakfast given with room rent. 808 TAN NESS — NEWLY FURNISHED sunny rooms. tabie board; terms moderate. Lat for ON CALIF.: VERY breakfast; piano, 1105 Hyde. E ROOM, WITH BOARD, SUITABLE 45. 71% Post st KOOKLYN HUTKL, 208-212 BUSH ST, board and room $1 to $2 per day, #6to $12 per weei: choice rooms 50 cents to $1: suite rooms sor family $1 to$1 50 per nighu: firsi-class service: iree conch. CHARLES MONTGUMEKRY. 1105 LEYDE_LARGE FRONT ROOM: GAS: D bath;: runniug water: breakfast: $10, MEIE(Y> HUTEL, 123 TO 129 EDDY choice sunny rooms $2 50 per week and ©n: board, Al table, $6 end up. FRED ERTHL snd ADAM HACKMEIER, Proprietors. HE WALDORF, 309 POWELL, OPP. UNION square—Thoroughly renovated; newly and ele- gantlv furnisiied; board. MES. J. A. CALHOUN. CHILDRE! BOARDED. ASAN OME FOR BABY: REASNON- e; room for parent. 39 Dorland, nr. Dolores. P JRIVATE FAMILY WISHES GIRL, 5 OR 4 years, 10 board: good home. 4U9%5 Hayes st. ADY WOULD LIK< 1 OR 2 CHILDREN TO bonrd: mother's care. 47434 Tehama s TO LET. TORES, OFFICES, BASEMENT, HALLS, IN old building of Y. M. C. A., 232 Sutter; rent splendid location for restavrant. Apply H. J. NcloY, 208 Mason st Qo RENT $18. 511 THIRD st., 3 ROOMS; cor. Park lane. Hawthorne Street. 140 HAWTHORN — NICE FURNISHED rooms 10 let. howard Street. HOWARD — FUNNY FURNISHED single aud double rooms; housekeeping. 105 «essle diree . _J‘g," JESSIE, RFAR OF MINT — SMALL OO W gieroom with closet, $4: private. T SUITABLE FOR PAINTER OR rent taken In work. 615 Larkin. TOI: k5, FIXTUKES, 2 ROOMS AND CELLAR. 3552 Twenty- hird st., near coruer of Guerrero, LD- ESTABLISHED BARBER-SHOP 10 let; rent $10. 100 Scott st., near Turk. pAsEN whitene OFFICES TO LET. MA SPKECKELS BUILDING, 927 MAR- ket st.—$1% 10 $20. ASHTON, room 210. bearny Stiee:. 9() KEARNY-SUNNY FURNISHED ROOMS; ©U suites, singles; tourists: unfurnished offices. <UZ nished 3-room suites, with gas stove. BarTison Sirees HARRISON—4 NICE ROOMS AND yard; rent reduced to $10. 26192 Boward Street. 704 EOWARD, COK. THIRD—FINE SUNNY i furnished rooms; also housekeeping; rent reasonab e. 11404 HOWARD—2 NICx SUNNY ROOMS; range; water; rent $9; second bell. Hyde Street. DOUBLE SUNNY _ROO! mantel, gas, bath; firsi-class ileiug: Iatest style stove. 1105 228 fitted up kitche Jackson Street. g()g JACKso 2 UNFURNISHED ROOMS <UD or nousekseping, $6: water free. Johnson Avenue. RLINGTON HOUSE, Pleasan: sunny 100ms, en 127 KEARNY — suite and single; § Hirst class in every resject; Lermsreasonable. Lurkin street. 804 LARKIN, DOWNSTAIRE—SMALL OR large room to lady; rent reasonable; apply 10 dre: smaker. 141 LARKIN—DOUBLE AND SINGLE rooms, furnished ; running water; stove; 85 and 36. Mason Streect. ] 4 MASOY-ELEGANT SUNNY PARLOR hot and cold wa.er: physician or dentis Call or addres« 329 Eddy st. McAtligrer Burees. MCALLISTER (A. AND K. BUILDING)— Rooms: studios: offices; #8 per month up. 14 Minna Street. 98 MINNA_FURNISHED ROOMS; SIKGLE aud doubie: 70c and $1. ON AVE, OFF PUINT LOBOS bath: Lot and cold water; s miKer Mo 76)() MARKET—SUNNY FURNISHED 1720 coves12; and two or thres hovsexey: 1ug; reasonable. Biuna Streei. MINNA, COR. 4TH—HOU: Toom; cheap; man and wife EKEEPING louble, single. {ONT HOUSE- 239 Minna st., 281 TPWO NICELY FURNISHE kewepiug rooms; also singie. ¥ near Fouith. r _“_ MINNA—_FURNISHED ROOMS, COM- D2 plete for nousekeeping; lurge yard. YMINNA — 2 NICELY FURNISHED 4 suuny housekeeping rooms. Q] NATOMA. COL. SECOND—_HOUSKKEE D1 ing rooms and single rooms from $1 a week up: ulet, respectable place. 5 Nutoma streec. T NATOMA —2 SUN [ ‘Y ROOMS FOR O { hovseke ping; yar reut $5. <(: MINNA, COR. EIGHTH—NEWLY FUR- 66T Dished bay-window room: 81 a week. 7L MINNA-SUNNY FRONT AND BACK {2 {2 parlor, ensulte or single; gas, baih: no children: rent reasonable. Apply Sunday or week after6 P Mssie STABLES TO LET. QTABLE TO LET. 1510 HARRISON ST. HORSES. A WELLMATCHED Tk M OF STANDARD- bred bay mares, 15 hands 3 incaes in height can trot singly in 2:30, together in ; given: price singly $160, together $z50, to sale. Call atv 347 Fremont st. UCTION SALEY EVERY SATURDAY AT 11 o'clock of horses, buggies, wagons, harness, etc. Zmporium psales yards 220 Valeucis st & WATKINS, auctioneer. 4() BorsEs FOR SALE. ALSO WAWONS buggles, carts, harness; Grand Arcade Horse Marker, 32 Sixth st.; auctlon sales every Wal Desday. BULLIVAN & DOYLE. Auctioneers UST ARRIVED, 150 DRAUGHT AND driving horses. TATT . RSALL'S, 721 Howard. tr effect WAGONS AND CARRIAGES. FOUR - PASSENGER CART, BREWSTER coupe and landau, practically ne O’BRIEN & SONS, Golden Gate ave. LL KINDS NEW & SECOND-HAND WAG- ons. carriages, buggles, carts, harness: largest assorment, lowes: prices. 15th and Valeucia sts. ARGALNS! BAKGAINS! BAKGAINS! IN new and second-hand wagons, buggies, carts, barness, robes aud blankets. Letbold Harness Company, 211 Larkin si., opp. new City Hall | MAYFIELD-ONKEN—In Oro CHINAWARE. ALK ABOUT BARG AINS! READ THIS: Dinner 50 jleces, light gray decoration, with border, per set, £4. Dinner set, 50 pieces. wiid flower, with gold trimmings, per set, $4 50 Dinner set, 50 pleces, bellflower decoration, with 80ld handies and trimmings, per set, 85 7 CHEAPEST PRICES IN AMERICA. CROCKERY, CHINAWARE, GLASSWARE. ELITE CHINAWARE A BPECIALTY. GREAT AMERICAN IMPORTING TEA CO. Stores Evervwhere. 52 Marker Htreet, San Francisco Headquarters, FREE. BICYCLES. WA CHES. CHINAWARE. —_—— LATES: SHIPPING INTELLIGENCK, Arnived. SATURDAY, November 6. Stmr South Coast, Zaddart, % hours from Eureka 4 M shingles aud 110 M 1t lumber, to J R Han:fy. Schr Mary Etta, Ny man, 20 hours from Bowens Lanaing; 6400 posis, to Bender Bros. Domestic Ports. FORT BRAGG—Sailed Nov 6—Schr Barbara Hernster, for San Francisco. PORT BLAKELEY —Arrived Nov 6—Ship In- vincible. hence Oct 28. Salled Nov 6—Schr R W Bartlett, for San Pedro. Movements of Tran.- Atlantic Steamers. HAVERE—Sailel Nov 6—Stmr 1.8 G icogne, for New York. SOUTHAMPTON—Sailed Nov 6—Stmr St Paul, for New York. NEW ) ULK—Arrived Nov 6—Stmr Massachu- seits, from Lon |on. Salled—sStmr Moble, for London: stmr Aller, for Bremen; stmr La Touralne, for Havre: stmr Augusta Victoria, lor Naples; stmr Furnessia, for Glasgow; stmr Southwark, for Aniwerp; stmr ktruris, for Liverpool: stme Sciils, 107 Stettin; stmr Persia, for Hamburg. LIVERPOOL—Arrived Nov 6-Stmr Lucania, for New York. ONDON—Arrived Nov 6—Stmr Kensington, for Philadelphia. 7 AMSTERDAM—Salled Nov 6-S:mr Amster- dam, 1or New York. —_— MAKRIAGE LICENSES, have been The following marriage licensys fssned hv the Countv Ulerx’s office: John Lippla and Char otte Kochler, 36—38. Willlam Riess and Stephania Frey, d Susiv- E. Piyler. 2 Eilsworth, Amos E. Come and Li y Smales, 2 -— BIRTAS—MARRIAGES—DEATILS. [Birih. marriage and ceath notices sent by mail will not be inserted. They must bs hunded in at either of tne publication offices and be indors-d with the name aud residenceot persons authorized to have the same published. | BORN. ALLEN—In Rocklin, October 28, 1897, to the wife of George V. Allen, a son. BLACKMAK—In San Jose, November 3, 1897, to the wife of F. W. Blackmar, a dauchter. CANARIS—In this city, Novamber 5,1897, to the wife of Henry ~. Canirls ason. COUK—In East Oakland. October 31, 1897, to the wife of Leander Cook, a son. DEWAR—In this city. October 26,1897, to the wite of R. H. Dewar, & son. DAMNER—In this city, November 6, 1897, to the wife of Samuel Damner, a son. DUNCAN—In East Oakland, October 30, 1897, to the wife of James M. Duncan, » daughter. DUNN—In Rocklin. October 28, 1897, to the wife of E. Dunn, a daughter. FLANNAGAN—in Margarite, Merced County, October 28, 1897, to the wife of John Flannagan, | a daughter. GIBBINS—Iy Long Valley, Lassen County, Cal., October 24, 1897, to the wite of W. B. GIobins, & daughter, GIBSUN—October 24. 1897, to the wife of B. H. Glbson. a son. GRANT-—In this city, Novemb:r 4, 1897, to the wite of Fred H. Grant, a daughter. HOERTZ—0ctober 3). 1897, to the wite ot Henry J. Hoertz, a daughier. KELLEY—In Antioch, October 5, 1897, to the wife of W. J. K ', 800, McCOY—In Yankee Jims, October 26, 1897, to ihe wife of R. k. McCoy, a dsughter. MEIER—Near Meridian, October 27. 1897, (0 the wife of Frea Meier, u danghter. MANNING—in this city, at the Potrero, Novem- ber 2, 1897, to the wife of P. Mauning, a dangn- tor. REGAN—Tn this citv. Octobar 22, 1897 to the wife of L. B. Regan, a daogater. STRICKLAND—{n Quincy, October 29, 1897, to the wife of Charles . ~trickland, a daughter. STINCHFIELD—In Antioch, October 28, 1897, to the wife of E. H. Stinchtield, a son. SCOTT—In San Jose. November 4, 1897, to the wife of W. Scott, a son. SUMMY—Near Meridian, October 28, 1897, to the wife of Wil Summy, & daughter. SHADRICK—Near Meiidian, October 29, 1897, to the wife of Larkin Shaurick, a son. SEELEY—1In this city, November 6, 1897, to the wife of Joseph ~eeley, u son. T AYLOE—In this city, November 1, 1887, to the wite of Harry Taylor. a dauz i r. UNSWORTH—In this citz. November 6, 1897, (0 the wite of G. G. Unsworth, a son. WHITE—In Auburn, Cctober 26, 1897, to the wife of . K. White, 'a son. —_—— MARRIED. BIEG-ALLGEYER—In this city, November 4, 1897 by the Rev. J. H. Schroeder, Frank H. Lieg and Katherine x. Allgeyer. BONK—HIECKEL—AC the residence of Mrs. M. J. Heckel, Ked B uff, October 30, 1897, by tre Kev. T. H. GilberwCharies E. Bone aud Mary Hecke. BROCKS—WARNER—In Fresno, November 3, 1897, by the Rev. & Hoeruicke, Gustav Brocks of lggers (olony and Martha Werner of Fresno. CAMERON—BARN HARDT—In Santa Rosa. Oc- tober 81, 1897, Fred G. Cameron and Minule Lee Burnhardt. CHAPMAN—MYERS—In Oroville, October 27, 1897, bv H. C. Hills, Justice of the Peace, Kd- Jyard Chapman and Mary E. Myers, both of Ked luft. DUNHAM_HUNTER—In White River, Novem- ber 8, 1897. by the Rev. Mr, Dooley. J. M. Dun- ham aud Clara Hunter, both of White River. HANKS—RICHARD-—In chis clty, October 17, 1897, at the t‘entral Methodis: Church, by the Rev.'Charles Edward Locke, D.D., Charles H. Hanks and Emma Kichards, both ot Sea Fran- cisco. HOOPER—NORTON—In this city, October 6, 1897, at the Central M. E. Church, by the Rew. Charies Edward Locke, D.D., James E. Hooper ana Mary C. Norion, both or San Francisco. HARDI —BLAK— At the residence of the bride’s pareais. Monterey street, Hoilister, No- vember 3, 1897, by the Rev. F. S. Lawrence of San Jise, E. O. Hardin and Irma Slack. HAMILION—SWAGERTY—In Fresno, Novem- ber 3, by the Rev. W, H. Martin, George Hamil- ton of Sto. kion and Belie Swagerty of Fresno. HINE-FRANKLIN—In Oakland, Novembver 3, 197, by the iev. Philip Graif, Char.es Henry Hine of Onkland and Florence E: Franklin of Woodbrid ze. JOHNSON—MILLER—At the Johnson ranch, American Valley, Plumas County, Cul., October 27,1897, by the kev. Fred K. Winsor, Harry Johnson and Lizzie Miller. KAVANAUGH—NCHALE—In Forest Hill, No- vember 3, 1897. Ea Kavanaugh and Anna Mc- Hale, both of Forest kiil. KEYS—HARWOOD—In tnis city, November 1, 1879, by the Rev. Charles £dward Locke, D.D.. Peier Juson and Rose C. Harwood, both of *an Francisco. MICHELSEN—RODE—In this city, October 27. 1497. by the Rev. Fatner Maxilian, Ferdinand Michelsen and Christine Rode lle, November 3, 1897, by the Hon. Joan C. Gray, Westley Mavfieid of Chico and Minnie S Onken of Yuba County. MORGAN—BODWELL — At the home of the bride, Lakeville, uctober 30, 1897, by the Kev. Ben I Sargent, Ross Morgan of Amador (0 Char- lotte Bodwe.l of Lakevil.e. NICHOLSON—DOUTRICK—In thls cliy, at Cen- tral M. E. Church, October 3=, 1897. by the Rev. Charles Edwara ) ocke, D.D ,'George Nicholson and Florence Doutrics. both of ~au Francisc . NUNES—hNOS—In uroville. November 3, 1897, by M. C. Hills, Justice of the Peace, Frank T. Nunes and Mary r.nos. both of Bangor. PIEP .k —WEISMAN—1In Germaniown, October 24, 1897. Amiel Pieper and Sibyl Weisman. PACKER—JONE>—in La Porte. Cal, October 27, 1897, by tue Mon. (. E. McLaughiin, Aibert M. Packer and Clara C. Jones. SWIGAKRD—HUMPHKEY—1In Sacramento, Oc- tober 27, 1997, Geoige M. Swigard to Josephine Humporey. SIMMONS—SCHMIDT—In Stockton, November 3. 1897, by th- Rev. George Hays, Mark Sim- mons and Mollle Schmidt, oth of Stockton, ‘rees. JINE LAUNDRY, BAKKK'S AND MILK | §TAVENSON — RLEINSCHMIDT — In Vaca- ; wagons cheap for cash or installments; 1 fine | - ville, October g M8 COCK HOUSJ, .ol MISSION: EELE ober %7, 18 7, Andrew M. Stevenson A R s 31501035 e uECT | top and open bugey: aiso L hack. 828 Harrisonst. | and Norma F. Kiei: scimift. 5 —_— )91 MISSION — NICELY FURNISHED TYPEWRITERS. 92 2 sunny bay-window sulte; grate and gas; | v~~~ AAAAAAANAAAANAA. DIED. quiet. HE OLIVER, VISIBLE WRITING TYPk- | Athearn, Charles G. Knox, ReheccaG. wriier, 18 creating a great stir in this com-| Auit, Joseph P. Lewis, Philip MISSION — LARGE SUNNY FEONT room, $ 0; also small room, ¥4 month. = 19 Q|1 MISSION — NKATLY FUR - ISHED 2 front room: gas; bath: $7 per mon:h. munity and is fast displacing the old-line ma- chines. consequently w. have on hand a large Dumber of second hand machives of all makes, all of which are :or sale or rentai; call or send for price. ¥.W.VAUGHAN&CO., 9 rotunda, Mills bldg (5] MISS ON—SINGLE AND DOUBLE 1 turnished and unfurnished roows: suita- ble for doctors and dressmakers. AL TYPEWRITERS SULD OR RENTED; send for price and sample work. L. & M. ALEXANDER, 110 Montgomoery st. 259 MISSION_LADY HAVING NICELY £49~Y tarnishea flat will rut part reasonable. Montgomery Avenue. NATOMA—2 SUNNY UNFURNISHED rooms for housekeeping; $7. 646 =) oL MONTGOMERY AVE.—LARGS PLEAS- st tront single rooms; closets; $8 month EMINGTON No. 8; FINKE ORD: R: $25; sample sent. SCOTY & BANNAN, 335 Mont. PHYSICIANS. D% C. C. O'DUNNELL, 1206 MARKET, RES 2864 250 sLi disenses Of WOLICD & SPECIAILy. Lacoch, Nichoias Barry. Mary Bohuenberg, Kathar:ne Bramstedt. Joan H. Bridges. Anna O. Bronson, Saran H. Ciassan, Sarah Conuer.on, Francis H. Coplthorne, Grace Dauscher, Erwin J. Day, Mrs. Lydia Dexter, Frederick J. Dillenvurg. Michael Dinan, Dantel Dwyer, George R. Loveiand, tenry 8, MeKeown. Oidver J. McKinley, George A, Maon, Grorze Meacnam, Divid K. Messinger. Mina Moran, Micnael Ostlund, Harold L. Paliady, Charles 8 Polla, Aurelio Rayner, Sarah J. Riker, Harrison H. Kothenberg. Charles D. Eansom. Mra Ellzabeth ~uilivan. Catherine Eggers. Herman Traecy (Intuut, Folsom, Alvery ‘Ward, ores . Frazer, Eva G ‘Wessels, Mario Hall, Marion 0, Wessels. Rudoiph Heller, Emuie ‘Whizaker, Mitcneil ATHEARN—In this citv. November 3, 1897, Charies G., beloved husband of Mary A. Athearn, and father of Charies H. Athearn and Mrs. Mary T. Melendy.a native or W est Tisbury, Mass., aged 71 years and 8 moncns. [ Wes. Tis- bury (Mass ) papers piease copy. | BFFriends anl ACQUALNL4UCAS AR TeIDICI- * fully invitea to attend the fuueral ©HIS DAY (Sunday), at 1:45 o'clock . M.. from Masonic Temple, corner Post and Montgomery siresis. undes the auspl es o. Callio.nia Lodge No. 1, F.and 4. M. interment Mountain View Ceme- tery, Oakland. AULT—In this city. November b, 1897. Joseph P., beloved husband of Mary aA. Auli. and father of Joseph H. Samuel W. Matthias P. and Hanuaa J. Ault, Mrs. Thomas Leuehe ani Mrs. £. Mulhoilana, a native of Pennsylva- nia, azed 87 years. BF-Friends and acaualntances are respect: fully invived to attend the faneral THIS DAY (Sunday), at 1:50 o'clock P.AL.. from his late resi- dence. 64 Tehima street. between First and Second. Interment Mount Calvary Cemetery. BACOCH-—In “an Bernardino, Cal, November 4, 1897, Nicholas kacoch, nephew of the lat= Nicholas Barovich, a native of Dalmatia, Aus- tria, aged 33 years and 10 mouths. BARRY—In (his city. November 6, 1897 Mary, beloved wife of J. J. Barry, aud mother of J. k. and R. J. Barry, a Dacive of Gouuiy Cork, [re- land, aged 62 years. [boston (Mass.) papers pleasecopv | R~ Friends are’respect fully invited to attent the funeral services TO-MORROW (Monday), at 10 0'clock A. M., ut =t. Mary’s Cathedral where & Tequiem mass will b3 cel-brated for the repose o1 her soul. Inierment Holy Cross Cemetery. BOHNENBERG—In South San Francisco. No- vember 5. 1897. Katharine E. Bonnenberg, be- loved mother o krederick Bohnenberg, Mrs. H. Dieckmann. Mrs. C. Splecker. Mrs W.Eisert and Jobn Bohnenberg, s native ot Germany, aged 75 vears 7 months and 11 days. A Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funsral TO-MORROW (Monday), at 3 o’clock P. M. from the residence Of ner son'in-law, Hermaan Dieckmann, corner Fifteenth and Raflroad avenues. South san Francisco. intermen: L O. O. K. Cemetery. BRAMSTEDT—In this city, November 6, 1897, John H., dearly beloved husoand of Dorathea Bramatedt. and father of Henry, William. Alfred and Rudoiph Bramstedt, a native of Germany, age 465 years. BRIDGES—In San Leandro, November 6, 1897, Anos Osgood, wife of Lyman Bridges, and mother of Eiltn Bridges, aged 52 years. S Friends and acquainiancey are resneni- fully invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY (Sunday), at 2 o'clock P. ., from her late home in San Leand; BRONSON—In Oakiand, November 3. 1897, Sarah H., belovel wife of Horace H. Bronson. and mother of Nellie L. Brouson: Pfsnniuger and Laura M. Bronsos, & native of Vermoni, age | 63 years. AFriends and ncquaintances are respect- folly invited to attend the funeral services THIS DAY (Sunday), at 2 o'clock P. .. a the First Laptist Lhurch, corner Fourteentn and Brush sireets. Oakland. Interment Moun- tain View Cemetery. CLASSAN—In this city, November 4, 1897, en- tered into rest, Sarah. beloved wife of Baruhari Classan, ana‘ive of Clougher, County Tyrone, Ireian . aged 73 years 4@ Friends and acanaintances are respect- folly invited to actend tne funeral UHIS DAY (Sunday), at 8:30 . 3, from her lute residence, 512 Taylor street. thence .o St. Mary’s Cathedral, where a solemr: requiem mass wili be celebrated for the reposs of her soul commencing at 9 o'clock A. . Inierment Holy Cross Cemetery. CONNERTON~Ln this city. November 8, 189 Francis H., beloved son of M. J. aud Mary Con: nerton. a native ot Sun Francisco, aged 1 year 5 months and 12 days. COPITHORNE~—In tnis city, November 6, 1597, Grace, neloved wife of thelate Richard' Copi- thorne, a native or Ireland, aged 62 years. B3 Frienas and acauaintances are r-speot- sulls fnvited to attend the ‘uneral TO-MORROW (Monday), at 9:30 o'clock A. M., from ner late residence, 1527 Howard sireei, thenceto St. Joseph’s Churcn, Tentn street. re a solemn requiem high mass will be celebrated for the Tepose of her soul, commencing a: 10 o'ciock A M. Interment Mount Calvary Cemetery. DAUSCHER—Erwin J. Dauscher, a native of Californla. azed 38 years. nta Rosa, Cal., October 31, 1897, Mrs. wife of Edwin Day, aged 69 years —ln the City wnl Coiv: - Hospital, No- vember 6, 1897. Frederick Jedock Dexter, & na- tive of Callfornia, aged 15 years. DILLE X EURG—In this ctr=. November 3, 1897, Michael, velovei husband of Margaret Dilien- burg, und father ot T.iiie, Georze, Adgie, Rose, May and Margare: Dillenburg, a native ot Ger- many, azed 48 years. A member of Concoraia Lodge No. 122, L 0. 0. ., and Mission Turn Verein £ Friends and acauaintances sre Tespect- sully invited ©o attend tne fanerai THIS DAY (Sunday), ac 1:30 o'clock P. M.. from his la:e residence, 1124 Ireat av nue, between Twenty- fourth and Twenty-fifih streets. Interment Crpress Lawn Cemetery, by electric funeral-car. Please omit tiowers. DINAN—In this ciiy, November 6. 1897, Daalel, | dearly beloved husband of Norah Dinan, and father of Timothy J. Dinan, & uailve of lrelaad, aged 53 years 10 months aud 11 days. DWYER—Iu this eit+, November 4, 1897, Georga . husband of the late Winiired Dwver. and beloved father of Jennfe L., Thomas F. John H.. Georze k. and Louie W. Dwyer, a natve of New York, aged 51 years. £ Friends anl acauainiancoy ara respect- fully invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY (Suuday), at clock . M. from his late residence. 2799 Baker -treet, thonce (o St. Brid- get’s Church, Broudway and Van Ness avenae, 1or services at 10 o'clock A- M. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. EGGERS—In Centerville, November 5, 1897 Herman, beloved husband of Mary Eggers, and fa:her of Louis, Matilda, Frank, alice and Helen Egeers, anativeof Hanover, Germany, aged 74 vears 6 moutns and 17 days. B3~ Friends an1_acanaintancec. «rs respect fully invited to attend the faneral THIS DAY (Sunday), 8t 1 0'clock P. M., from his_iu:e resi- aence near Centerville. lutermen: Centervilie Cemetery. FOLSOM~—In this city, November 5, 1897, Albert Fo som, father of Ueorze A. Eugene H. and Henry 'L Foisom, a native of Monmouth, Me., aged 74 years 11 moaths ani 4 days. A3~ Friends and acquaintances Are respect- sullv invited 1o attend the tun:ral THIS DAY (Sunday), at 2 oclock P, M..from L 0. O. F. Hall, corner of Seventh and Market stroets. Remalns at his late residence, 2015 Sazramento street. FRAZER—In Oakland. November 3, 1897, Eva ivde, beloved damughter of Hugh ana Hatte Frazer, and_sister of Hugh Frazer. a native of Oakiand, aged 15 years and 6 months. HALL—In this city. November 5. 1897, Marion 0..bsloved wite of ¥rancis Hall, mother of Hat- 16 M., Susie F. aud Charles & Hali, daughter of Mrs. H. O. Goslin, and sister of Mrs. George . Booker. a native of Washington, D. C,, aged 43 years. > B Friends anl acaualntances ara respect- fuily mvited to attend the funeral services THIS DAY (Sunday), at 1:30 o'clock P M. at her late residence. 16 Devisadero street. Intermen: private. HELLER—In this city, November 4. 1897, Emiite, wiiow of the late Moses Helier, aud beloved mother of Mrs. k.va H. Kohn, Mrs. Car- rle H. Fleishman ani E. S., samuel A. and Dr. Clarence L. Heller, an:tive of Germany, aged 56 years 8 moutns and 25 days. A& Friends and acaualntances are respect- fully invited to attend the faneral THIS DAY (Sunaay), at 2 o'clock P. ., from heriate resi- dence, 1801 Caiilornia street. Interment pri- vaie. Please omi: lowers. KNOX~—In Oakland, November 6, 1897. Rebecca G., widow of the late israel W. Knox, a native of Maine, aged 70 vears 3 months and 29 days. A Notice ot faneral neraatiar LEWIS—November 5, 1897. Phitip Lewls. a na- tive of Ireiand, aged 62 years. A member of James A. Garfleid Pos:. B Comrades of the ‘Grand Army of tne Re- pubiic_and members of auxillary orzanizations are respp tfully inviied (o attend the funeral TUESDAY. Novsmber 8. at 1:30 0'clock p. .. from Post rooms. 35 Edly sireet. Interment Natlonal Cemeiery, Presidio. LOVELAND—In dMorga1 Hill Santa Clara County, Noyember 4. 1497, H-nry 5. Loveland, & naive of Now Hampshire, agea 76 years. B Friends ani acqualuiances aro respect- sully invited to attend the faneral THIS D\ ¥ (Sunday). at 2 o'clock P. M. from the resi- aence of bis dau hter, Mrs. F. B. Magee, 2834 Mssion atreet, near Twentleth. laterment Laurel Hill Cemetery. McKEOWN—In this city, November 65, 1897, Oliver J. belove! sonof Klizaveth McKeown, brozher of Rav McKeown. and nephsw of Mrs, Thomas Thomso ., u native of Chicago, T1L, aged 17 _earsand 9 months. BaFriends ani acouaintances ars rasnect. fully invited to aitend tue funeral THIS DAY (Sunday), at 1:30 o’ciock P. M.. from the res- dence of nis mothe:. 133 Seveath stree:, be- tween Mission ani Howard, tnence to St. Pat- rick’s Church at 2 o'clock P. M. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. McKINLEY—In the Citv and County Hospital, November 6.1897, Georze Aucustine McKin- lev, a native of Scotland, aged 42 years. MANN—F fhitered in o res: November 4, 1897, Georze. beloved husbard of Jeanetie Mann, and stepfaiher of Mis. W. ii. Greene and Mrs A P. Davies, a native of Aberileon, Sco.land, aged 57 year: 2 months and 25 days A Friends and acaualu:ancer ars respect: fuily luvited to attend tha funeral THIS DAY {Sunday), a 2 o'clock p. X., from the residence ol % Davies, 428 Jersey stree.. Int 1.0.0. & Cemeters. R MEACHAM—In this city, November 4, 1897, Duvid | K. beloved \histand of Sophrous eacham, & native of New Jersey, agel 72 "’:;.95;‘”' 'y, agel 72 years 1endy and acanalniancey ars ragpeci- fully invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY (Sunduy). 8t "2 0'C OCK P. M., from his Iaté rese dence, ‘1316 ‘Gu-rrero sireet. Interment Cy- press Lawn Cemetery, by electric funeral-car. MESSING R—In this city, November 4. 1897, 2iina Messinger, beloved mother of Mrs. Wililam H. Bremer, Mirs. =, L. Jucobs, Is:dore, Benjamin, Gusiave and Walter Messinger, a #ative of ber- many, aced 74 years. B Frionty anl acanaintanest are -aanes fully invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY (Sunday), at 10 v ElOCK A. M.. from her lats residence. 910 Sutter sira- . interment Home of Peace Cemetery, by 11:; o'clo -k A. M. trala from Third and Townsen | streets. MORAN—Near Auburn, Cal., October 31, 1897, HMichael Moran, a uative of Leitrim County, ire- land, aged 78 years § months and 19 days. OSTLUN D—In this city. November 5, 1867, Har- old Leander, beloved son ot John L and Av- gusta Ostlund, & nacive of San Francisco, aged 9 months. B3 Friends an1 aconainrainsi Are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY (Sunday), at 2 0'clock P. M. IrOm the res: dence of the parents, 3.8 Virgiiia avenue, Ber- nal Helgats. Interment L. 0. O, F. Cometery. PALLADY~In fanta HRosa, Cal, October 29, 1897, Charles S. Pallady, a native Jof Iliinols, aged 40 years. PULLA—In Angels Camp, Cal, November 3. 1847, Aureiio Polla, & uative of Switzerland, aged 30 years. RAYNER—Inthiz e v, Novemver ¥ 1897, Sarah ave wife of the late’ Chaplain Hayner of the ited States Army, anauve of Tennessee, azed 65 years. BFFrienly anl acquais:ancas are respect- fully invited to attend the faneral TO-MORROW (Monday) at 1:30 o'clock P_W.. from Grace M. . Cnurch, corner Capp and Twenty- hrst streets. Interment private. RIKKR—In this cits. November 6. 1897, Harrl- son Hart Riker, a native ot Moatpelier, Vt., aged €9 vears. ROI'H ENBERG-Charles David Rothenberz, a wel-known citizen of Posion, Mass., father of Lou:s and ienry Rothenbergof Oakland and Meudle Rothenherg of San Francisco, aged 77 years and 9 n.onths. : eeply mourned. B3 Funeral at boston ~unday, at P SANSOM—In Alameds, November 4, 1837, Mre. Klizabein Sm ih, beioved wiie of William H. 0 o'clock Saosom. [Ssdney (. 8. W.) papers pleass cop. | BF-Frionds anl aconaintancer ass -ngneni: fully invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY (Sunday), st 12:50 0'clock P. M., from her late resence, 21 an_Joss avenue. Interment private. Cremation I O. O.r. Cemetery, san Francisco. SULLIVAN—In this city. November 6 1897. Catherine. relict of the iate Mortimer Sullivan, & native of Ireiand, aged 70 years. B9 The funeral will take piace TO-MORROW (Monday). at_10 o'clock from her ias residence, 1713 Golden Gate avenue. Inter- meu: private. Mount Calvary Cemetery. TRAECY—In Crockett, Cal.. October 29, 1897, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Traecy, aged 4 months. WARD—Drowned In_San Francisco Bay, October 25. 1497, George W., sonof Mrs Caroline W. Ward. aged 23 years. A% Lnterment Santa Cruz WES~ELS—In the City and County Hospital. No- ‘vember 5, 1897, Marie Wessels, a native of Ger- many, aged 28 years. WESSELY—In the Ciiy and County Hospital, No- vember b, 1837. Kudolph Wessels, a native of Callfornis, aged 3 years. WHITAKER—In Kast *an Jose, Cal., November 4, 1897, Mitchell Whittaker, a native of North ‘arolina, agrd 64 years and 6 month=. MCAVOY & GALLACHER, FUNERAL DIRECTORS & EMBALMERS,) 0 Fifth St., Opp. Lincoin School. Telephone South 80. JAS. ENGLISH. T. R CAREW CAREW & ENGLISH, UNDEPTAKERS AND EMBALMERS: FUNERAL DIRECTORS, Jouan New ave. near Maiiket ac, S Srancisos F.1. GUNTZ. H. W. GANTNER GANTNER & GUNTZ, Funeral Directors and Embalmers. Sand 10 CITY MALL 5QUABE. Telephone South 43% Estab. 1858. Tel. South 47. CRAIG & COCHRAN CO. Funeral Directors and Embalmers, 22. 24 AND 26 MINT AVENUE. TLady assistants. Spacious chapel for the use o our patrons. ubber tir-s on our ambul ance. REAL ESTATE TRANSACOTIONS. Robert G. Hooker to Charles G. Hooker, lot_on SW corner of Golden Gate avenue and PolK street, W 137:6 by $120. $10. lizabeth 8. Ferguson to John Fergason, lot on N line of Waller street, 161:6 W of Scoit, W 25:9 by N 1.7:5; g1t Percy Beamish to Hugh Huddleston, all interest in lot 00 SW ¢ rner of ~ixteenth sireet and Ron- del place, W 38:104 by = 115: $10. Estate of Eiizab (h Pau’ (by Percy Beamish and William A. Doble, administrators to same, all same: $18,200. George Birdsall to Western Loan Assoclation, lot on E iine of Guerrero street, 347:6 S of Kigh- teenth, S 25 by F 105: $10 Louis Varent to David kehrena, lot on N line of Henry street, 178 E of Castro, E 26 by N 1153 $10. Bay City Building and Lo-n Association to Re- becca A. Carpenter (wife of George W), und Jenny W. riays, loton S line of Alvarado treet, 205 & of Castro, E 25 by 5 114: 8250 William Faut nricke Fautz. 1ot on S line | of Vandewnte: streei, 114:7 W of Powell, W | 22:17 by > 60 wiso lot ~W corner of Taylor | and Chestnut streets, W 72 by S 145: & 80 (o on Sk line of Howard street, 76 SW of Fourth, SW 50 by SE 80: gift. 5 William H. Schmidt (by R. 1. Whelan, Sheriff) to A. Anderson, lo: on > cornr of Erannan and Fourth streets, SE 3 by SW 100; $2751. Annie W, Cog:zeshall to Solomon Getz, lot on W Jine of Twenty-third avenue, 160 S of (lement *\V 120; also lot on W line of Twenty- G S of California st, S 50 by W 12 £10. John and Augusia F. Tuttle to William Jones, G. B. Mills, lot on NE hirtv-fi st avenue, 100 on A street by 105 on Thirty-first avenue; also on E 'ine of Castro stree , 76 N of Heory. N 26 by E 100 (given 1o secure first parties’ creditors): $10. Robert L. 10p iz to isabella Campbell. lot on W line of Twenty-seveniu avenue, 100 N of I Joseph Magner and F. corner of A street and street, N 50 by W 210, A. K. P.and ! ta H. Harmon to Lillie A. An- derson (wife of James 1L.), lot on & line of Eleventh avenue, 225 N of « street. N 90 by E 120: $10. Annié Viedenburgh (or Vredenburge) to Sarah Brand, lot on the SW corner of 1hirty-firse ave- nu- and Q s:ieet, W 182:6 by S 100: $10. Miss Emma Lewisto Martin Holje. loton S cor- ner of >ixth avenue and S street, ~E 300 by SW 200, lots 1 Lo 1%, 37 to 48, block 129, O’Neill and Haley Tract: #5. Martin and Elizabeth Holje to James S. Mackle. jot on § corner of ~ixth uvenue and S street, 8 400, SW 100, SE 50, SW 100, NW 450, NE 200, block sume: $10. John P. Bmith to Susanna Willis, lot on W cor- ner of Twenty-sixth avenue and K sireet, NW 76 by SW 100, lot 1, block 495, Bay View Home- s.ead: 810 Catherine Dunne to V. M. Coyne, lot on § line of Sunnydale bin) street, 244:4 K of Milliken, S 714 deg., E 277:4, ~ 1515 de; . 711 deg., W 277:4, N 1815 deg.. E 22, ALAMEDA COUNTY. George W. Austin to Luij: Fajianl, lot_on N line of Thirty-second street, 110:9 W of Linden, W 25 by N 100, leing lot 31, block 675, Glascuck Tract Oakland: 10. Same to William and_Margaret Austin, lot on N line of Thirty-fourth street, 426:3 K of San Pablo avenur, E 5), N 140:1015. W 50, S 140:915 to beginning, being lot 18, Cotter Tract, Cakiand: gift. C. E.and Alice G. White, E. P. and Vivian Vandercook (by attorney), 10 Frank P. Thwaites, lots 2 to 11, block 8, East Gak and Heights, except right of way of Kust Oakland Street Railroad Com- pany, East Oaklund: $10. Louls 8. Hans to Crown Distilleries Company (corporation), 1ots 1 and 2 block L, Klinkmerville “Tract, Oakland Township: $1. Catherine L. Paine to Jacob Heyman, lot on W lne of Eola sireet, 67:4%4 S of Virginia, S 68 by W 90, block 3, Teachers' 1 ract, Berkeley: $10. William Fautz to Heinricke Fautz lots 26 and 26, iands of Teutinls Park and Homestead Asso- clation, Alameda g ft. David Mitchell 10 John Greieg. lo‘s 14 and 15, Broadway Vila Tract, Uakland Annex; $—. Eliza B. Reid to FelIX Marcuse, 1ot on S line of Felton street, 120 W of Dwinelle. W 40 oy S 135, block 2, state (niversity Homestead 3, Berke: ley: $10. Home Mutual Building and Loan Association to Mal E. 1 . lot on ¥ line of Champion sureet, 50 by E 15y, biock B, De Wolf Tiuc., irooki. n Towsship: §10, Fraukin Moss to Martha Puilman, 1ot on NE corner_of Highiand aveaue and Orch rd street, E by N 182.50. block F. Amended Map of Moss ct. Brooklyn Township: $10. dora L. Merritt (wife of J. M.) and Kate H. MeGrew to Cornelis Coliins. lots 37, 38 and 39, Fruitvale Terrace Tract, Brooklyn Townsh.p: $10. kelix_and Delfina Marcuse to Wendeil i.as on, 1ot on S line of Feiton street, 120 W of Dwinelie. W 40 by 5 120, block 2, Staté University Home- stead No. 3, Alameda. $10. Jumes X. Bigier to Louisa Bigler, 1ot on N line of Encinal avenue, 50 I of Uak E50 by N 140, being lot 6, blo K 1. less 10 feet taken for widen- ing Eucinal avenue, lands aijacent to Encinal, Alameda; gir. Builders’ Contracts. Farbizio Nigro, owner, with Campbeil & Pettus, contraciors, architects Willism Mooser & o, metal la hing, fire-pioof. floors and sidewalks, steel partitions. sidewalk lights, carpenter and mill work, st irs, picture mo.dings, tan<s, metal and grill works, skylights, tiuuing. copper Work, murble work, slazing and oth r work for & 6-story 2:ud basement brick and iron buildiug on N cor- ner of Eduy and Mason streets, N 85 by & 43: £30,054. Same wi h Will & Finck Company, contractors, | arctitects same, wiring for incatdescent lighiizg, electric, ne_‘uba. and speaking tubes for same on same; $12° !nm:whh 'D. J. Brennan cODLTactor, arcni'ects same, granite, sandstone, rough and face brick: terra cotta flue, lluings, eic., for same 01 swm 14 709 ‘S‘bma with Western Iron Works, contractors sume, wrouzhtirou work, stand:pipes and fire es- capes for sume on same: 3 Bame with A, Paltenghi & CC., CODtTactors, archi- murcle waluscot and steps for same 246 50. O e with Vulcan Iron Works (coniractors), architecus same, casi-iron work for same on me: $5690. B Wi li (abill & Hall Elevator Company (contractors), arcoitects same, passenger elevator, fam sidewal elevator and hydraulic dummy walter for same on same: $3265. Same with W. W. Montague & Co. (contractors), archite ts same, ceramic mosaic fl.or tiles and twenty-+iX wooden mantels and gratcs for same on same; #3:00. Same with H. Williamson (contractor), archi- tects same. steam-healing apparatus, etc., for same on same; $2100. Phebe A Heurst by Fred Clark, attorney (‘wner), with L. J. Campomenosi & Co. ( on- trac or-). architeci A. C. Scaweinfurth, mosaic work of floors, balls and lavatories of fiom first to sevenih s.ories and balcony, mazzanine and lozgins floors for an eigit-storv and basement frame bul ding on 8 iine of Market street, 14::6 ‘W of Annie, = 160. W 20, N 60, W 77:6, N 48:314, NE 69:11, K 56:755 84122 — e——— THE STOCK MARKET. There was no change of any consequence in miuing stocks yesterday. Trading was lighi. Almost all stocks were lower at the close yes- an of the preceding week. as il b :gen by the ap; exded list of fluctuations. ‘I he ~eg. Belcher assessment falis delinquen. in 0rrow. bu’?{.‘: \iah Sugar Company of Salt Lake City has declared a dividend of o per cent, payable imdie- a5 assessments falling delinguen in No- 3 mount to $58,500, of which California e amt #5500, Alaska mines §10,000, Bruls: Columbia mines $20,000 and Nevada mines, $58,500. Following Are the Highest Prices Dur= ing the Past Week, Tues. Fri. | Sat. 10 12| 14 12| 10 i 10 26/ 30 84| 30 46| BY| 4t 48 43 48 a7l 47 13 15 14 14 21| 20| 18 26 39 89 850 85 By 62 5| 1L.20| 1.30| vs| ¢5| 37| 39| 34| 39| 1.50| 1.65 4:l 47 #4f 95 15 14 110 1.1y 64| 6 as| 43 08 08 1.6:| 163 71} 79| du| 45 14| 35 5z 6 BOAKD SALES. Following wers the saies in the San Francisco Etock Board vesterday: REGULAR MORNING SESSION. 50 Belcnr..... 48100 Mxic. . COMMENCING £ 300 8 Nev.....57 400 Chllr. .%9200 Nv Qn. 300 Onlon,....3% 300 .1 8510) Ophir. 500 Utab.... .14 700 CC&V..1.20/100 Scorpion..05500 Y Jacket..47 850 G&C......53 Following were 1he sales In the Paclfic Stock Board yesterda; REGULAR FRSSTON—10:30. 650 CC&V...1.20/200 Mex... 2 100 Oceldt .. 150 Ophir. 500 E SNev...02 00 .. 44 200 Exchar....03/400 Scorplon..04 250 6 &t......34/500 SL&EM....08 20) H&N...1.60{200 ~Nev_. 200 StLouis... 50 Stnrd...1.65 2200 Umlon. ;1. (42 1300 Utan 3 1200 X Juoks,.. 47 CLOSING QUOTATIONS. SATURDAY. Nov. 8—12w. Bid. Acked.| Bid dsked, Alpha Con.... 13 lélJulia = 0 Allvl B 11/justics 24 Andes....... 28 28|Kentuc 05 Belcher. 46 4iMexican. 43 Best & Bichr.. 45 47uccidental 115 Buillon 12 A3 0phir .. 88 Caledonia, 26 27/0verman. 13 : 58 59 Potosi.. 63 Con. Cal & Va.1.15 1.20 >avage. 44 Cnallenge Con. 36 Belcher Con. Imperial. 02 i Confidence.....1.00 Crown Polnt .. 36 Exchequer . Gould & Currv. 33 Hale & Norers. 1.65 PXOCK AND Utah. Yellow Jacket. 47 BOND EXCHANGI. SATURDAY, Nov. 6-10:30 4 % UNITED STATES BONDS. Bid. Asked. U Eds coup.11214 — Lcmew msueiid MISCELLANXOUS 50NDT Cal-stChlane. 113 N P C.7s.... 1001410214 Cal Elecl, 63 128 Uak Gg 53,105 CotraC W as. 4| o 2d Is bs... 109 Dpnt-stex-cp — Umnibus ds.. 123 Eésn LEP 63128 P &0 Ry s 110 Bid. Asked. U & dareg... sdl 139 | F&CHRR 66107 1093 Y&Ch Ry 8s. — 10134 Geary-st K58 — 10u |Pwist KR31115 — HC&S5%e102 107 [ieno WLEL — 103 losane Los — 100 recto ¥ &b - 10 LoGnteed 63 9934 Mxt-stCbleds 126 DoRyCon dba. 11U34 NatVinés st — 100 NevCNuR7s 95 N Ry Cal v, 10834 ALy Ca oa 9415 — | N PG 6s....10:55106 WATER Contra Costa 4434 Manndo.. . 20 ©AS AND XLKCTRIO STOCKA tF&N PRO. 10435 (SEikariz 993 9 |SPELCalos. |SPBritCalss. 1063410 SV Waterds. 11814119 SVWaters. 20114104 [SiaG e, “gy At sTOCKS. sprug Valley 9814 9914 Capitar. —_ 2 |(Pacillc Liza; 57 58 Central P8l - |SF G&Elec. 9614 9414 M Kiec Lighi 1215 1234(<an Francsca .1y s3g Cak G L & 56 DBLA[>0cKIU, ... 1a%y — Fus one imp Y4 — | | First Nadoni 18314 24214| LondonP&A. 129 CubDET o 98 100 |Merchrx.. . 13 AV €er8&10n. 5510 HumbS&L.1u5) Mutgal....... 35 BiBuy Unionas0 ETREFT KAILROAD STOCK3. Calffornta.... 1v934111 (OakSLeHar _ 100 Beary-st. a0 | Presidio. . 615 — 4955 49%/ FUWDES STOCKY. California.... 105 GlantCox... 85 36 Vigone.. 2 535 354 KOUS £TOCKS. Alnsxn Pirs. 9734 |Nat Vi, — 8 Ger Lead Co. 105 — |0ceanicSSCe 82 3215 HawC&SCo.. 2414 24%Pac AuxFA — & EOcSPUS 84 — | PacBoraxOo100 - MerExassa sy — |Purt Pani0s v — BALES—MOMNLN® BESSLON, Roard— 50 Hutchinson 8 P Co.. 3425 15 Mutual Electric Light . 12 50 30 do ao 1276 85 Oceantc S S Co. 32 00 50 Pacific Lighting 58 00 50 do do 57 50 20 &V Water. 99 25 #3000 8 V 4% Bonds. 101 3714 $2000 S V 6% Bonds, 118 50 20 Vigorit Powder 3 50 v 100 Hawalian Commerctal. 24 50 $8000 Market-st Ry Con 5% 111 00 IGNORANCE OR MALIOE. Perry Denies That Customs Duties ‘Were Charged on Relief Food. A story from Duluth, Minn., to the ef- fect that a letter had been received from Captain L. Laverge of the whaleback steamer Everett, that went to India with a load of grain food for the famine suffer- ers, stating that the British India customs’ cfficials had refused to'allow the cargo to land without paying the regular customs duties, has caused R. D. Perry, the San Francisco secretary of the India famine relief fund, to deny the statements. In the first place the local secretary, pre- vious to the shipping of the grain, had the assurance of Lord Balisbury, through Coun- sul-General Warburton, that the cargo would be aamitted free of duty, and fur- ther that it would be distributed to such points as the donors designated. Mr. Perry said that the trouble probably came about in this way. The captain of the Ev- ereet was no doubt charged the usual har- bor duties, such as wharfage, harbor-light fees, etc., which could no: have amounted to much more than $40 or $60. He said: ¢ When we sent out the ship we allowed the ship $37.000 for the voyage, and the hurbor dues were calculated in this amount, which was indeed very large. These dues are always charged to the ship and notto the cargo. If the officials had remitted these fees, as was done at Singa- pore, they would no doubt have gone into the pockets of the captain and not been returned to the United States Government, which provided for the sending out of the steamer. ———————— AFTER THE OOAL-DEALERS. An Attempt Being Made to Break Up the Association. While it is a well-known fact that the coal-dealers of this city are strongly or- ganized for mutual protection, an attempt is about to me made to prove this organ= ization an illegal one and to prosecute the members. The papers in the case have already been made out by Messrs, Knight & Leam- ing, and will be filed in the Attorney- General’s office. The papers allege that the Coal-dealers’ Association of Culifornia conflicts with the laws of the United States, inasmuch as it is formed to keep up the price of coal by limiting the sup- ply and selling only to certain pariies, who must be members of the associat on. The price of coal eharged to members of the association i« $8 per ton, and they are pledged 1o sell at an increase of not less than $2, or at $10 per ton. Those who are pot members of the association must pay the full §10 per ton. This system effectu- ally crowds out small dealers who are not members of the association and cannot afforu to pay the $500 mem bership foe. q