THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, MONDAY DECEMBER 6, 1897 17 i _MOUSES TO LET. ROOMS TO LET. STORES TO LET. PERSONALS. z CITY REAL ESTATE. COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. DOATA Joseia M. Reesier, Heary A, g s S P CRE Datton. Martha F. g ok : J S SEV. b N TOFFIC g _AGENTS IN_EVERY COUN ARGAIN: WITH ALL THE | JOR SALE_FARM, 265 ACRES, 12 MILES | D artha . Sellecs. George W, G0 rooms, $0: ASHTON, 411 3. onigomery. AsiAvenne 40 T D e oEpICE A kar, 510 D s s iarye Iot B Koja | R oyt positive bargain. | - Ydwards, Genevieve A. Smith, Henty W. 1 near Four h OUSE, 2 OR 4 ROOMS. 84 N ATOMA ST. | ASH AVE —FUR i SSS furnished rooms; nice suit paricrs, NISHED AND UN- modern mprovemenis; loi— - tire, With yard ana stable. TWENTY ci ECOND ST,, NR. VALEN« store 3 rooms and hail: rent $15. 1 1 9o QLD LMCST Toom: ar Hy NEW reasonable OUSE 5 ROON . B HUUSE OF 1¢ e belt USE OF 8 ROOMS FOR A LAT Iy, Inquire 82014 Jessie. off 9th FIN £_SUND - 1415 Sac ATH AND ¥ 5 KOU. and 20th, Guerrero and Do ores. LLOVER TOWN— You 3 BATH: SUN- 108 Cumberiand st. bet 19th T NLW UPPER FLAT,5 ROOMS AND < 1. bath, NW. corner Turk and Pierce sts. LGN ER FLAT OF 4 SUNNY ROO! 4 Hawthorae st., near Harrison. ER FLAT, 5 LARGE KOOMS, BATH, rd: $16. 30 Moss & Seventh: key cor. CHEAP; 3 AND 4 RMS,; 2. 708711 Fulion st 5 VALLEJO »1., \H TPENT £16; A NICE ~UNNY DOUBLE BAY- UNLY Wiko Fou fnd 5 3i0ck of tmw way vianos. < o) 11001 fng. windows. tric £ wor FOR SALE-M CELLANEOUS. ECOND-HAND LUMB4R —TWO MILLION fe t, inciuding thousands feet T. and G, fin doors, sash, erc. Old Ba/ Dis- pulidings tTrac NOTHER fine ord k. AL REMINGION TY PEWRITER, 40, worth #60: send for sam ple of XANDEL, 110 Montgomery st RESH JERS:Y COW FOR SALE, CHEA 320 Noe st. Twentieth Street. QPG TWENTIETH, BET. VALENCIA AND 3622 Eniriiro-3 or suany connecting rooms and bath: picely furnished. Washingron street. Lrt » WAKHINGTON—2 SUNNY ROOMS 1706 3 boar. 820 ana #:2; refereuces re- quired. Miscelianeous. NEWLY FUKNISHED FRONT ROOM IN AN “private samiy. with gas and bath: desirable location. Addreis Eooms. box 60, Call Office QUNNY FURNISHED ROO: HOT AND » cold water, large c'oset, bah, gas. etc.: good location; 6 minutes’ walk from Kearny and Mar- ket ais :'relerences required. Address ¥. F. P, box 2 Call Oftice Third Street. 263 _Keeping rooms; 19§86, Twelfth 99 TWELFTH — 2 CONNECTING THIRD—FURNISHED SUNNY ROOMS for housekeeping: singie rooms $1 25. iHIRD—2 UNFURNISHED HOUSK. &00d accommodations; BOARDING AND ROOMS, DRIVAT BOARDI G- HOUSE; LARGE and sl sup rior furnished rooms from $2 50 up: exceiient twble; good attendance; 281 West Thirty-elgbth s, New York City. MRS, E. JOHABON. Avenue. HOUSK- <) keeping rooms, or 1 lurge usfurnished room Vatencin Str 7 () VALENCIA—2 #OOMS: PARTLY FUR- w0V nished: nousekeeping: sun ali day. Veu Dean Avento. 4()() VAN NESS AVE—WILL FURNISH T0 | 7 suit or rent unfurnish-d, a few elegant 100ms: corner Louse: every room front: Washington >ireei. 5()9 WASHINGTON sT.—BUNNY UNFUR- QU= riruished rooms: ronning water. 817 Eos AVE, BW. COR. ELLIS— - sunny housekeeplng Tooms; Very reasonal Miscellaneous 9 UNFURNISHED oMS FOR LIGHT & housekceping: every convenience; IArge clos €15, €1 goud § cution; 1eierences. Addres X Y- Z, box 1, Call Uttice LUITE OF FURSISHED ROOM=, WITH EX- 3 cellent board; also table board: reasonabie. 1252 Howard st 808 | reasonaubi VAN NESS, NK, ELLIS—ROOMS AND board: running hot and cold water: Lerms ; quiet: comfortable. RGYLE 3 furnished surny rocms: firsi-class board ret l‘.‘v!. r USE HOUSE, 216 MUNTGONERY 8 | b KALSKINS—SEALSKINY FOR LADIES; 2 fine ones 1or $80 each. UNCLE HARRIS, 15 Grant av 1 S dry machinery, eic. ] L wil Works, 745 and 747 Mission st., be! FOR SALE FRESH FAMILY COW tieth st. IN 413°T WAGONS AND CARRIAGES. "OR SALE — TOP BU Golden Gate ave. W s pony LL KINDS NEW & SECOND-HAND WAC ons. carriages, buggles, €arts, harness: larges: assoriment, lowes: prices. 16th and Valeacia sts BABGAINS BALGAINS. BAKGALN: new and second-hand wagons, buggies, carts, harness, robes aud blankets. Lelbold iiarness Company, 211 Larkin st, opp. new City Hall > & CHEAP. 903 IGHT SECOND-HAND VENI- Address C., box 2, Call Office. ANTED— cle tor pony IN o ga3 CF oiber dangerous anzsthetics given; electric ty ihe great agon: used 10 Telieve puis: ieeth filed | 30 extracted puiniessiy by our new electrical process; a wrilten guarantes given with ali work done: lowes: prices. best work: ali surgical worg sitended by Wiliiamson, M.D. puysiciaa n ires’ by the s of our w electrical appilances: porcelain and gold Lridge-work uud teeth without plates o Klectro-Dental Pariors, 997 Marke:s, FuL TH, PATNTESS EX traction; sce our combl te, thin as paper: warranted 10 ye.rs; teeth withon: pintes; crown and bridge work our speciuity: teeth tm- planted or transpi : fillings 50c, crowns $300: Rl work pal and werranted. Chicago ental Parlor Sixth st UDENT WHO WILL BUY )y outfit for 8280 a preliminary 1o my xoing prospecting in Aluska: will receive a percentage h o a reasonabie 1imit of the forinne resuiting, DRH., box 66, Call flice. J)ENTisT OR B JEW YOIK DENTISTS— siiver filllngs, 25c up; gold filiin, 1 50 UL, h\ 750 up! plates mended. $1 up: all Work warranted. patn. less ext. . cor. 6th. GO 2 Leek dentis:. ¢:scoverer of paini d patentee ot without aoy plate. moved from 6 1o 20 O' karrell, E GENUINE less extraction improved bridga work o teeta RAPHOPHONES, $10: records, 85 a dozel KULLMANN CO. r. 536-558, Parott b g : ARS, SHOWCASES, COUNTERS, “heving, ete, bought aud scld. JUB3 Mission, nr. ventn COND-HAND DY NAMOS, GASOLL steam engines, boile NEAND pulieys, shafing, iaun =MUTH CO., 527 Migsion st ETIRING FROM BUSINESS: OUR ENTIRE stock of rattan furnitore and baby carriages 1 b6 sold &l wholesale cost. California Rattan . 3d und 4h. Bat; JOME '96 AND "9/ & at a bargain.” eory st “HLING WHEELS A CNICHOLS & CO., 404 . ond- B. POOL HOUSE-MOVER, DEA and buliding materiai, 112 R SEC- 5 Mission, D IAND MACHINERY MCINTOSH & WOLPMAN, 157 Beale st. Market sf AFES—BARGAINS IN NEW AND S8ECOND haud: Lulr original eost 109-111 R LUGLUM HILL, 1443 MALKET ST, N£C Eleveuth, nocharge for extracling when plaies sremade: 0d piates made Over like new: lesia from $8 per gei: exiracting 50c; gas given. (H— HE HLGIeST BRANCHES OF dentistry executed at moderate prices. DR. O, | C.JENKINS, 419 Geary: ottice hours from 9 10 &, ROUME DENTAL ASSUCIAT L0, ket, vet. 5 and 4ih: goss specimiisis: extraciing With gas, $1: piates, $7 up. fill $‘.-\' FULL SLT OF TEE|H; . crown: ( 708 MAR- uiniesy €1 up. ST MAK) 50c; bird. MARKET, : open eve'ngs and Sun, keps In repale; extracting freo; tilin 0. Pucitic 1y al Parlors, 18 FARLORS, 50 o G vainless extraciin K. J. J. LERK, 1126 MARKET ST evenings: Sunday til noon; register W BUL SULTEK, COR. Ppainless extraction, G HARDING, M. D « Poweli: tel. Main 537 LL WORK KKASONABLE AND WAK. ramed. DR J. W. KEY, 1520 Marke: s¢ VOFFEE-MILL SCAL:" HAND-TRUCK. LET- ler-press, ce:k and sate cheap. 102 Clay st —S.r Ur 1EETH WITHOUL A Fiaim DR H. C. Young, 1841 Poik s, B and otlice furniture AN, BACK BAKRS, MIRRORS, SHOW- cases. counters, linoi«um, office furniture. siors d ixtures; new and second- band. J. NOONAN, 1017-1019-1021-1023 Mis on sz, AbOVe Sixth. 1HFAPE T AND BEST IN AMERICA—THE l]m:s:m Ab'eu:-:'l'!l:,:upl "":‘f"ﬁ,"'m \/ WEEKLY CALL, sent 10 any address in the S ATosnats: pia RLOD: 10 885 1% | United States or Canada one year 10 $150, posi- YOUSG, Proprietor. gre 112A VEST AND BAST IN AMERICA-THR WKLY CALL, sent 10 auy address in o United Hlates or Canade one year for §1 60, post- g froe. CHMILDEEN BOAEDED. 77;‘1;;;;":‘"’“)“‘ FOR CHILD; PIANO Lkr. l sous If desiced; $8 60 monih y. Alphs, Call Oftice, Qukiend. TPEFIN D, EXCKLLENT HOME FOR 2 L1T- I{ Ue girls, st 1727 McAllister st. ¥ SEWING-MACHINES, €) MONTHLY: KENTED, REPAIRED, bought, sold; machine supplies 145 Sixth, LLKINDs BUUGLT, SULD, EXCHANGED, rented; repairing: lowes rates 205 Fouri, PHYSICIANS. W, C. C. O'DONNELL, 1208 MARKET, RES XBUA 40U Li Gicuses OF WOLIED 4 spECIELy. OLTON DENTAL ASSOCIAZION, 808 AAK keist DE CHAKLES W. DECKER MARKET >T.—BRANCH OFFICK OF iu& Cari. want mie and sUbSCFINTANY taken. —————————— LEGAL NOTICES, LS CALIFORNIA DEBRIS COMMISSION, having récsived applications to mine by Ly~ draulic proce given that seaied roposals will be reccived by the board of directors of 1he Veterans' Home As- sociatiou, at its offier, room , 320 Sansom ~an Francisco, Cal.. up to 10 OCK A M, ~uturday. December 18, 1897, and orened imme- (hereafier {n ihe presence of bida-rs. ! r livering quart ermaster and com- missary supplics for the Ve erans’ Houe. Napa Countv, Cal.. for the six months commenciog January ), 1598, and ending June 30, 1898 Kcnodules with information and ‘instruction. ror submitting bids will be furnished u;on applica- tion by the undersigned. Bidders will carefuity fol 1ow th- conditlons of the schedules, and nobld will te considered uuless it s in_accordance with such schedule. iach oidder most accompuny his bid with a certified check upon fome well-known ar.d responsible banking-house for at least 10 per cent of tue amount of his bid, payabie 10 John C. Cur- rier, treasur-r, conditioned that the bidder will enter intoa and vaiid contract upon notice of acceptance, as required by law. The board re- serves ihe right (o Feiect auy or all bidsand to order any quantity over or under the amouut specified Address J. J. SCOVILLE, Secretary Veterans’ Home Association, room 13, 320 Sansome sireet, San Francisco, Cal. J. J. SCOVILLE, Secretars. B order of the Board of Directors. JOTICE 10 CONTRACTOKS AND BUILD- AN ers—Bids will be rece ved up to DECEMBER 10,1897, for & Z-story brick building to be built at Palo A to. For plans and specifications apyly 0 W. T. RHODES, Architect, Palo Al Ad- dress ‘ail bids to WAL S ZEJ.LER, care of J. J MORRIS, Palo Alto. Al vidders must s=nd cer tified checks to the amount of 10 par cent of their bids. The owner reserves the right to reject any or all bids ALL OF DK FOULET'S CAPSULLS ARE £\ guaranteed absolute cure for ail jemale dis- ensea; posiliveiy safe and sure: no danger or after effects: " taken in tine it 210 £Cts as a preventive: price §1 50 per box, senc free by mail on recelpt of rice: consultations on all speciai diseases free. ALLER BROS, 33 Grant ave, S =. A caus tlon—Before purchasiug elsewhere, write vs. JUKE CURE, WHXN OrHERS FAIL: NO X medicine or ipstraments: every woman ber own physician for all femaie troubies, no mattar irom what cause: restores ia one day: never falls: consultation free: can be sen: and used at homs. DR. FOPPER, 318 Kearny st Orders by tol D 0D MES. WiGENEK, 1812 GOLDEN Gate ave., tormerly 526 Eddy st.—Safe, quick cure for all f:male complaints gusranteed; private bome in confirement: every comfort; infunts adopied; terms moderae: pills $1. REMOVED: MBS DR SCOT:, 410 GEARY st., n0w 1104 Market: female complaints diseasés of Live eye permanent!y treutment by mall; incioss stamp. RS, GOODWIiN, DISEASES OF WOME ladies near or far; safe, quick cure guaranteed any alment; maternity home; oest care: skiil only; low fees; Dr. Schuck's self-cure. $5. 401 Van Ness. nd cured or no charge; BOON TO WIVES AND MOTHRRS—SE. guro; price $1 50. RICHAKDS & CO., 403 Clay et.; send 2-c. stamp for particuiars 1o Segura Manufacturing Co., 531 K st., Sacramento. Cal. LPoAU'S FRE \ BOON diea with temal sure; §2 CH PILLS—A BOON TO LA~ troubies; no danger: safe and 50, express . O. D.; don’t delay until w0 U3GUOD BEROS, Coast Agents. Uaxland. Cal. AND K, CORE CHRO: priva e diseasess. DRS. KERGAN & 0Y, 5 Muson sk, F. R LAVILLE'S CELEBRATED FRENCH FE mals Pilis: safest and best; reducea from $1 toslc. GEO. DAHLBENDER, 214 Kearny st. (TONFIDENTTAL — ables IN TROUBLE communicate Wi ViC SANTER o5 Gran ave. Ban Fraciser TERILITY tler, DR, C raduate mdwite, 1709 Powell, tel red 2641 KiD BY MRS, SAT- DA TATERNITY, 609 BUSE ment a: home 10 days, §20. Tel. Green 581 IRKEGULAKITIES OR OTHER female diseases. MKS DR PUETZ, 20414 4t JJOME IN CONFINEMENT: DISEASES OF women. Mrs. Dr.Funxe, 1416 Sth st. Alameda TYPEWRITERS. 1 EMINGTON NO. 8: FINE ORDER: §25: eamplesent SCOT1 & BANNAN. 333 Mont. BIRTIS—HARRIAGES —DEATH, I Pirth. marriage aad death notices sent bv mall willnot be insected. They must b> handed in at either of the publication offices and ba indors-d with the name and resideuceof persons authorized 1o have the same published. | BORN. DEITEMEIER—In this citv. Dscember 5, 1897, 10 the wife of Willtan F. Deitemeier. a son HULSMAN—In this city. December 4, 1897, to the wife of Albert Huisman, # 01 HOOVIEK—Near Colfax, Novem er 29, 1897, to the wife of Ka Hoover, a sou. JOHNSON—In Beimont, November 28, 1897, to the wife of Frank Johnson, & 80n. KISTENMACHER—In his city. 1887, son. McDONALU—In Nevada City, December 2. 1897, tothe wife of K. E. McDonaid, a dauzhter MAY—In Fast Oakland, November 29, 1897, to the wite of C. A. May, a duughter. MONTGOMERY—In _ Antloch, November 27, 1897, to the wife of Curtis Moutgomery, a son. SPARGU—Tn Forest Hill. November 25, 1897, to the wife of Wi llam ~pargo. a son e e e MARGIED, Dec:mber 5, to the wife ot Henry Kistenmacher, a DITTMER—RICHTER—In this city, November | 29,1897, by the Rev. J. Fuendeling, Max Ditimer and Mrs. Clara Maria Ricn er. FEIL-MEHKKENE—In this city, December 4, 1897, br the . ev. J. Fuendeling, Ernst D, Feil ud Auguste M. E. Mebrkens. FILCHiR—-COKER—_Tn Auburn. November 28, 1897, George W. Filcher and Violet Coker. GAJ E—OSBORN — In_Salinas. November £7. 1897 by the Nev. J. W. Bryant, S. u. GaleJr. of Pacific Grove 10 Anale Usborn of Saa Fran- ciice. GOSBEY—~KNOX-In Pacific Grove, Novemher 30, 1897, J. Stauley Gosbey and Bessie Kuox, both of Pacific Grove. H LTZ-KOENIG—In this city, December 4. 1897. by the Rev. J. Fuendeling, Emli Holtz of iand aud Annle Curistine Koonig of san clsco. KOESTIR—BODEWIG—In this city, December 2, 1807, by the Rev. J. Fuendeling, August Koesterand Maria Bodewig. MANLEY—LEVY—{n Sonora, December 1, 1897, by Super.or Judge G. W. Nicol, Clinton L. Man® iey and Mary L Levy. NOLAN—ROCOA—In Sonora, at St Patrick's Chareh, November 31, 1897, by the Rev. Father O'Kane, John E. Nolan aud Rosa M. Rocoa. PETHR—KOENIG—In thls city, December 4, 1897, br the Rev. J. Fuende!ing, Jacob Peter of iiodeo, Contra Costa County. and Bertha 1. uisa Albertine Koenig of ~an Francisco. e o DIED. Kelleher, Thomas Kimball. Elmira C. Lande, Raphael Laskey. Jobn Levy, Ray Lawson. Annfs Murray, Catherine O’Kane, Aunie O'Shaughnessy, C. L. Parker. Francis L. Roberis, Silas H. L ‘Anthony. John Arnold, Willtam Becker, ilenry Bender_Andrew S, 1800.h, Mrs. Sidney + urr. Henriett m pbell. Al wroll, Dennis Coliiny. John M. Colwell, John Curran, Thomas F, Furlony, John Hansen, May Hazelbaker. Andrew J. \\etherbee, George M. Wills, Nora ANTHONY—John, husband of Amalia J. An- thony, and father or Mrs. J. J. Merritt, Adam L, John H. acd Pr. R %, Anthony snd Mrs. 3. J.'Wessels, anativeot Nova scoils, asel 68 years 11 months ant b davs. ARNOLD—At Rawhide, November 29, 1897, Wil- llam Arnold, a nac of California, agea 26 years. BrCKER—In thiscitv. Decemb'r5 1897, Henry Decker, a native of Germany, aged 66 years. BENDER—In this city, Dacember 5. 1587. An- drew Segourney Bender, a native of Boston, Mas:., aged 78 years. BOOTH—Suddenly, in B'ack Dia: ond, Contra Costa Couniy, December 5, 183" Ars Sidney Booth. mother of Georce H.' William S., Albert .. Frank E. ant Alired V. Booth. A&~ Notice of funeral hereatter, BURR—In this city, December 2. 1897, Henrletta Blanche. beloved witoof B. J. Burr, aud daugh- ter of ward Walsh, a native o u Francisco, aged 39 years and 4 months A& Frienas are respecifully invited to attend the tuneral THIS DAY (Monday), at t:2 o'clock A, M. from her late residence, 1619 Sac- ramento sireei, thence to St. Mrigid’'s Church, where a solema Tequiém higa mass will be cele’ brated forthe repose of hor soul, comencing a: o'clock A.3 Interment Mount Calvary Ce.no- tery. CAMPBELL—In this city, Alexaader Campbell, Siate. aged 78 years. CARROLL—In San Rafael, Dacember 3, 1887, Dennis Carroll, a native o. Ireland, aged 43 years. COLLINS—In this eity, December 5,1897, John M. Colilns, a nativa of Ireinnd. aged 40 years COLWELL—At Davis’ Fiat, November 28, 1897, John Colweil, & native of Keutucky, aged 76 years. CURRAN—In this eoitv. December 5 1897, ‘Thomas F.. beioved son of Annie and the late Timothy Curran, and brother of Annle, Edward and Willie Curras and Mrs. James B. Rya nnative of Fralntiee, Mass., aged 27 yeacs 3 months and 14 davs A&~ Notice of funeral hereafter. Officers and members of Fair Oaks ‘Camp No. 15, Sons of Veterans. please attend. DE ARAYA—In this city, December 2, 1897, Josefa Moreno de Araya, anativeot Mexico, nagel 87 years DIKTZ~—In this city, December 4, 1897, Edward Herman, beloved son of lerman and Nellle Dictz, & hative of San Francisco_axed 1 vear 7 months and 7 days. [San Joss Mercury pleaso copy. | BFFriends and acquaintances are respect- fnilv invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY (Monday), at 2 o'clock p. .. from the residence of the parents, 1040 Church street. Interment Holy Cross Uemetery. December 4, a native ot 1887, New York DUTTON—In this city. December 4, 1897, Mar- tha Baker, beloved wife of Warren Dutlon, a native of Newburvport, Mass., azed 71 years and 6 months. [San Rafa:l and Petaluma pepers please copy. | E®~1he funeral services will take piace THIS DAY (Monday) at 10 o'clock A M. ai 1328 California street, near kiyde, Inter- ment a: Tomales, Marin County. Friends ard acquaintances are respectfully in vited. Special train will meet the 11:30 o clock Sausaiito farryboasi recurn same day. EDWARDS—In this city, December 5. 189% Genevieve A., beioved and only chiid of James and Kittfe Edwerds, a native ot San Francisco, aged 2 years $ months and 7 davs. 8@~ Notice of funeral herezfter. FURLONG~—In this city. December 5. 1897. John Furlonz, beloved brother of Jounna and Richarl Furiong, & native of Uounty Wexiord, Ireland, aged X0 vears. 83 Friends and ncqualniances ara respect: sully 1invited to attend the funeral TO-MORROW (1ussday), trom St Vihcent’s Church, Petalama, Where & S0 emn raquism mass wiil be coiebrated for the repose of his soul, commencing &: 10 o'clock A3 - H 3 NSEN—In this citv. December 5, 1397. Mar, beloved wife of Charles Hansen, a native of Towa, azed 26 years ¥ mouths and 21 duys. HAZELBAKER—Near Yankeo Jims, Novamber 26, 1897. Andrew Jacksou Hazelbaker, a native of 'Ohio, aged €8 yearr. KELLEHER—In this cityv. December 4, 1897, Thomas, dearly belovad hasband of Nellie Kelleher, dearlv beloved father of Thomas, Aloysius and Frances Kelleher, and brother of John, Michael and Lizzie K-lich-r, a native of Ballighi. County Kerry. Ireland, uze't 39 years. BF Friends ant scanalninnesy se ays s fully invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY (sonday) . 8:30 o'clock A. M. from his late residence. 41 Whliney sireei. off Thirtieth, thence to St Paul's Church, where a solemn requiem mass will be celebrated for tha repose of his sonl, commencing a: 9 o'clock A. M. I[n- terment Mount Calvary Cematery. KIMBALIL—In this citv, December 5, 1%97, Elmira C wite 0¢ ‘Thomas D. Ktmbail. ana_ mo: ace Kimbail and Mrs Lena Soul -, azed 67 years 11 months and 20 days. & Funeral notice hereafter. LAND <—In this city, December 5. 185 beloved husband ot Maria Lande, and father of Ternard Laade, Mrs. Josephine Mahe and Kd- ward_Lande. anative of Prussis, aged S years and 7 monzhs. 85 Notice of funeral hereafter. LASKEY—In thiy oite. December 6, 1897, Johin Laskey, a native of East India, aged 7o - sars. LEVY—In Oakland, December 3, 1837, Ray Levy, a native of Ohio, aged 29 years 1 inonth and 11 days. LA WSON—In this city. December 5, 1897, Annie, beloved daughter of John and Theresa Lawson, anativeof San Francisco, aged 3 yearsand.3 months MURRAY—Tn this citz. Decem ber 4, 1897, Cath- erine, widow of thelate Cornelius Marray ot Nicasio, a native of the parish of Kilioriton, County Cork, Ireland. AFFriends and acqualntances aro resp follv fnvited to attend ths faneral THIS D AT (Monday), at 6:30 o'clock A. .. from St. Mary’s Hoipital. thenes to Petainma (via 7:30 o'clock A M. Tiburon bos ). whers 2 so'emn requiem hign mass will be celebratad for the repose of her soil, commencing at 10 o'clock A. . luter- ment Calvary Cemetery, Petalama. Please omit flowers. O'KANE—Tn this city, Decomber 5, 1897, Annle, beloved wi'e of Thomas U'KKane, a native of Sa Francisco, aged 24 years . 25 Friends and 8cauaintancei are reapect- sully invited to attend the funeral TO-MORROW (Tuesday). at_8:30 o'clock A. M. from her late residence, 2437 Foisom street,thence to Si. Peter’s Church, where & solemn reqiiem mass will ba celebrated for the repose of hersoul. commenc- ing at 9 o'clock A M. Interment Moums Cal- vary Cemetery. O'SHAUGHNESSY—In this city, 1897. Charles L. beloved son of the iaie Jonn and Johinna O’Shaughnessy, and brother of Julia, John, James and Harcy O'Shauzhnuessy, Mre C. W. Blauveitand Mrs. J. R. Welch, a na- tive of Leavenworth, Kanas., axed 24 years 3 months and 18 days. B2~ Friends and acquafnrancey ara respeci- sully invited to attena the funeral TO-MOREOW (Tuesaay), at 0'ClocK A. M., from the rasi- dence of his sister. Mrs. J. R. Welch, 50281g Buchanan street, thenoo to_St. Brigia’s Churon, corner Van Nes;: avenue and Broadway,where & requiem_ high mass will b- celebrated for the re- * pose of his soul, commencingat § o'cleck In- terment Holy Cross Cemetery. PARKER—In this city, Deceruber 5, 1897, Frane cly L. Purker. anativeof New Dedford. Mass., aged 74 years 7 months an 26 days RUBERTS—In this city, December 4, 1897, Silag Howard Ler, beloved son of Mary . Roberts. & native of San Fradcisco, aged 21 yearsaud & months. A member of Company B. N. G. C. 8 Funeral services will be held TO-MORROW (Tuesaav). a5 2 0CINCK P. M. 8L the res: dence of his mother, 1829 Ellis stree. Inter- ment Laurel Hill Cemetery. ROESLER—In this eity. Decomber 5, 1897, Henrs A., beloved husband of Fredericka Roes- Jer, and father of Charies A.aud Harrv a. Roes- ler, Mrs. Emma Farniacher and Mrs. Annie K.'Aronson, a native of Germany aget 60 years and 11 moaths. [New York papers please cops- | B~ Fricnda and acanalatansoy ar. respec sully invited to attend tha funeral TO-MORRO W (Tuesdav). a; 2 O'clock P. M. from his ise residence, nor:heast corner Twenty-fourth and Diamond ' streets. Interment L O.O. ¥. Ceme- terv. SAMUELS—In Alameda, 1 Elizabeth, widow of thelate Dr. W. R. 6. Sam neis. and’ beloved mother of Minaie, Ruey. Charles, Harry, Edward and Geor s “amue Mre Benjamin'of Australia and Mri Kavan agh, a native of England, aged 60 years 7 monchs and 16 davs. 7 Frien1s anl acanainiancar ary respic: ruy nvited o attend tho fanoral servioss THIS DAY (Monday), st 11:23 o'clock A. M., Raphael, Decamber 5, December 4, 1557, at New ~alem Come trr. ~an Ma eo County. Third and Towasent str at 11:30 0'clock A- M. Interment private. LLECK—Ir this City, De emb:r 4, 1897. Gaorge W. Selleck, ana-ivs of Cailiornia, agel vears 7 months and 16 dass. SMITH—In Oakland, December 4, 1807, Henry W. Smith, a native of New Yok, aged 32 years aad 8 months. STREIT—In_the City and Coanty Hosplial, December 5,1897. Eva Strait. a nattve of Ger- many, aged 61 years TUKK—In Oakland, Turk, a native of months snd 22 days V ETHERBEE—In this city. December 5. 1817, orge M. beloved son of Allen H. and Tessie [, Wethiechee, a native of San Francisco, aged 1 year 8 months and 1 day. WILLS—In Antloch, November 27, 1897. Nora, wife of Frank M. Willy, & natve of Missouri, aged 45 years 2 moutns and 25 dnvs s 4. 1897. Christ 11 Decembe: ermany, aged 65 years MCAVOY & GALLAGHER, FUNKRAL DIRECTORS & EMEBALIERS,| 20 Fifth St., Opp. Lincbdin School. Telephone South 80. I B, MCAVUY ———— —— —— Mauager McAVOY & CO. Funeral Directors and Embiulmers, 2 rke: St.. Bet. 8ih and 9th. e uu’l”:l’rvhon Sontii 247. SELLS BURIAL LOTS AND GRAVES, | PERPETUAL CARE. l | LAUREL HILL CEMETERY ASSOCIATION, Junction of Bush Strect and Cem- "iral Avenue, San Francisco.

The San Francisco Call. dated December 6, 1897

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