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THE MORNING CALL, SAN FRANCISCO. MONDAY, MAY 19. 1890-EIGHT PAGES. WON BY MULLINS. The Chicago Butcher Canips the Moucy.

An Interesting Beef-Killing Contest at Centra. Park for the Championship of the World. About 1000 people, IncludlDK many of trie gentler sex, assembled at Central Park yesterday afternoon to witness Hie beef-killing contest between M. P. Miillnn of Chicago and Charles Westpbal of San Francisco.

The exliiblttOD was, taken all in all. the best of tin 1 kind ever seen in this city, ami the parfona ances of the two nipu drew t'. ah ilieers from tlieir respective adlieieuU. Mnl, ins' work was a levelatlon to many, and Vie wltb vMilcli lie accomplished it waslltile Htiort of mai velou.s. Tlie match was for jiooo.

and the result was that Mulllns carried on itie uiouey ana was declared cliauipiou of the world. The. winner ii an employe ol me Armour Patting Company, and is ci edited with Ikivuii; messed a beef In 4 minutes and S3 seconds; but this was, as lie explained. In the packlug-boOM style. Id which much less care la takeu tUuu iv dresstiiu the shop.

Wesiphal's urevlous record, made in a match in this city a year aco, Is 5 minutes and hi secons, and a majority of those pieseut looked upt.u him as a miib winner, lie la of a moie nervous nature than MuUins aud more erratic iv Ins movements, and not nearly so graceful. Ha worked, therefore, more rapidly but seemed in be htiaiuiDK every muscle, while hlsopponeut Vioiked without Rpiiaientexetllon. THE DOOMED STKKR. (i. l'etcliMkdier, John M-cllaey and 1 liniian were chosen Judges, ami Mullius won the loss, cboalug the List heel as the one uuoii which lo begin operations.

A lasso was thrown over its hoi the other end beiug attached lo a windlass, and the victim was drawn vii to liv platform where the work was to be done. For a moment it struggled viciously and souzhi to free Itsell, bin there was no escape. Mowly the wheels ot Ihe windlass draped It tolls doom, and in a moment the ax, wielded by a Miuily Helper, whistled ihiough tlie air. Wuli crushlUK force it struck the Door brute belwreu the eyes, and with a spasmodic quiver It lay dead upon the floor. Vim a few rapid movements of tho kmle the head was severed from the body nnu feet fullnv.ed in one, two three Older.

Wheu this had been done the actual nor. Nt the contest began, aiid at the call of lint" Mulling weut lo woik uiili a will, His knife fail I glistened as It flew from place to place. Now with one hand and then with the other he period away the hide, aud Iv just two minutes and flftyhi seconds Ihe carcass was lejiy to lie ui.tnu up to enable him lo complete the work. AN ACCIDENT. Here up unforttmate accident occurred, which, (or the lime, looked as if li would cost the uhieafoan the inaich.

lie rope slumped fioiulue pulley and Mullins called tor time, which planted him. The rope was replaced and a inii.uie later the carcass Unused iv the air. Flash vveul the kulle again; faster and faster It Hew, and so quick was It done that the lime seemed almost loiiavetlio ped away uf Us own Volition. Iv the meantime the helper had removed the offal, and with a few swilt, ol Ihe cleaver the carcass swuuc in two halves. The task had been accomplished in 7 rniuuies and 7 It was believed by many, however, that the time was excessive, and that the timekeepers.

had made. a mistake in not allowing sutiicieutly for the delay caused by the accideui to me windlass. Mullius accepted the decision without a Immediately the second beef was led out and killed, and esiphal sailed in a honse took but a momeul lo detect the difference betweeu the two men. While W'estplial woiked it was evident that ho was exulting him- Belt much more than the other. His movements wtie awkward aud he was compelled to of his kulves away.

In spite of this he had lue sympathy of the audience aud was regarded by a majority ol the spectators as a sure winner. FAST TIME. When he bad dove It was announced that lie had occupied but ii minutes and 45 seconds, aud Immediately there was a lush of friends to congratulate him. They soon found that they wrre reckoning without ihelr host, for an examination of the work showed that Muiilus h.id unformed iii" In a much liiore masterly manner, Nut a blemish was to be found on the hide or caicass, while those of Wesiphal's beet were n. i iv first-class condition.

Two holes found Iv the hide, aud the carcass had beeu cut iv a number of places. This was carefully considered by the judges, onu when they announced their decision it was that -Minims had beeu given 'JO points, while Westphai had Tha lorinai- was declared the winner and glveu the championship of the world. THE LKIAH. Successful Launch of the -11 it of 'Hint Name nt Tibur.ni. The prettiest launch of a vessel ever seen in San Francisco Bay took place on Saturday evening, when the San Francisco North Pacific Railroad Company's new stearcer Ukiah slid gracefully dawn th greased WJ.53 into the waters bay at Tiburon.

The launch was ITTtuessed by about 800 people, including those who live nt Tiburon Point, those who came on in special train from ban Kafael, members of the Corinthian Yacht Club and members of the press, and others who went over on tup --lima. The lug JEtna. Captain Clem liaudall. lelt her berth at Vallejo-slreet Wharf at 9 o'clock in the evening with it annul party on boaut, including George Scott, impelintending Engineer of Steamers, ana Juhu F. Bar- Kin President of the railroad, li.

E. White. J. T. Fleming, A.

C. Wbyte, 11. A. Cox, the Misses Olive, Lizzie, mid Laura Maguire, Thomas G. Maguire.

Mrs. (J. Kandall, Miss Mary (iritlin and others. On arriving at the Tiburon Point it was found lit up by boulires and about 750 people were gathered there, many of whom come down on a special train from San RafaeL Among them were lleury C. Whitney, General Manager.

Edwin Beynottb, Master Mechanic, and W. G. Corbaluy, Assistant buperiiileudent of the riiilro.nl, ant Captain H. A. Cox and Messrs.

Jolnisori, Dennis, Howard, Tracy, Grimm, Emine.r-sou. Lyon, Bear, Fisher, Kuloifsoii, lVuneli, JienutiU, Xiendor, Blanchanl, Parker and about seventy-live oilier of the Corinthian Yacht Club. When the party landed a large force of men was engaged knocking away the to release the vessel and let her slide. Finally all the blocks were kuocked away and tli vessel was held by two rope lashings which were trapped around the sliding-ways on which the bull rusted and the ways proper. Promptly at 10:40 o'clock Judge Dickie, the builder, gave the sigual, the lashiugs were cut and the boat glided gracefully iutu the waters of the bay amid the cheers 01 those assembled.

As she slid down tin ways Miss Olive a cousin of the late. Mervyn Donahue, who stoud at the stern, smashed a Dottle of champagne on the rail and said, "1 namethee slid ill about SUO yards and was then taken in tow by the tug and drawn alongside the wharf, where she will lay until Tuesday next, when she will be brought over to Main street to receive her boilers ana machinery. i l.c Ukiah will be 11. largest lorry-boat on the waters ol die bay excepting the Solano. She is built after the latest tern of the New York ferry-boats, and will only have passenger accommodations on the main duck, the upper or Texas deck being used lor a promenade.

Her motive power will be a beam engine, witn a cylinder do inches In diameter and 13-foot stroke. The wheels will be 27 feet in diameter, with 24 buckets, with a 12-foot face. She will have two steel boilers, each 2.1 feel louu, 11-fuot shell, the being 15.32 of an inch thick, having a working GO pounds to square iucli. The engines, which will be of 1700 horse-power, were constructed by Hinckiey, Spiers Hayes. Captain Howard R.

White, now ol the Douahue, will command the L'kUii. BKUWJS'B liICVCIiK. It Stolrn From Stockton nn.l Gut Him Into I'risou. Charles W. U.

Drown, a young man says he came to this city from Ogden, Utah, eight days ago. was arrested yesterdny the new City Hall by Officrr Fred Smith on a charge of grand larceny preferred uy Julia J. Ziuuner, a niachiuUt on Golden Gate avenue, near Jones street. About two weeks ago bicycle was stolen from Stockton, and the Sheriff there notified the police and bicycle clubs of this city if the theft. Last week a machine was left nt shop for some repairs, an was recognized by Ziuimor from lierilt' Cuuuiugbaua's description as the stolen bicycle.

lie informed the police, and told the man who left it there that it hud been stolen. This young bicylist said he had just bought it for from Brown, but was willing to give it up to its rightful owner. A watch was kept for Brown, who was caught yesterday mornliiK. He claims that he bought the bicycle in Ogden for aud sold it here for 555. ftlatua uf Pup A circular has beta issued to principnls of schools by Superintendent Audersnn, in which he states that af tut mature deliberation with teachers is constrained to bflliove that the good to accrue from keeping the "status of pupils" does not the lahor and expense incident to its preparation It will not, therefore, required.

On-bral Trouble Oevelop-d. Win. AMiford, the special police officer who was beaten about the head at the Third-street Uteri last Monday and who was taken to Hie Kucoiv- Ing Hospital, was on Saturday removed In the County Hospital. of cerebral iron ble have develop' il tliemselve'. The In charge, however, believe that they will iouu UlsUi-p-jar.

5 mSTNESB CHANCES. AKT CASH; HOTEL FOR SALE: A tine mechanics' hotel of 52 rooms, tine liar-room and dining-room, in best business lo- cation in the city: full or roomers; low rent; clear- Ing $2500 per annum; best reasons for selling: thor- established. Apply K. KENNY, 33 Kearny.l Ml I. 1.1 ATTENTION; FINE STOKE IN ONE of our finest Interior towns doing a good busi- ness and Increasing all the time: bargain; best or reasons given.

Apply K. KENNY, 22 Kearny st. It Oil (Hi CORNER GROCERY. STORE FOR 1 1 sale: prominent location south or Mar- ket; rooms ror family good business in store aud bar. Apply K.

KENNY. 22 Kearny St. 1 Q7F.n CLEARS $200 PER MONTH; EITHER lady or gentleman: candy-store for sale; one ot the best locations cm Market st; employs a competent man to run it; owner is compelled to leave the city: you can have a month's trial before buying. Apply K. KENNY.

22 Kearny St. It A FINE INVESTMENT; CLEARING nearly $200 per mouth: any one can run ii: plain restaurant near Third and Market, doing a trade of $50 per 30 days' trial allowed before buying. Apply K. KENNY, 22 Kearny st. It SALOON AT A GREAT SACRIFICE; one or the handsomest saloons on Kearny only a couple or blocks rrom Market: is actually worth $.1000: has been established for 25 vearj; very best reasons for selling: come at ouce Jf you want a grand place.

Apply K. KENNY, 22 Kearny st. )( CASH; BARBERS, ATTEN- lion A fine chance for a good man to make money: located in a line interior town on rail- road; a good house and lot Included; established for years. Apply K. KENNY, 22 Kcaruy St.

It ttOOXfl I APBR ROUTE FOR SALE; CLEARS $105 per month; $1000 of above amou can remain and be paid out of the profits of the is upon one of our most prominent morning papers: only requires 2Vii hours' attention each morning; is In the center ot the business por- the city; any one can run this: you have SO aays' trial before you buy: is one of the safest Investments in the city. Apply K. KENNY 22 St. It I (1 I'AKTNEK WANTED To LOOK I after the store, la a sure, first-class manufacturing business: has 500 steady customers In this city: hardly any opposition: clears $250 per month and increasing all the time: sure to be doii- ble insliie of one year: one of present owners Is leaving the state: ho will break yon into the bnsl- mss thoroughly before leaving: a trial of business allowed this is genuine and sure fortune for enter- prlslng man. Apply K.

KENNY, -j-j Kearny st. it PARTNER WANTED IN A FIRST- class cash business in this city: has a fine trade In both city and country, clearing from $jjO to per month: established 8 years; large amount of orders on hand; is in one or the best busl- i ess locations In the city; no night or Sunday work no previous experience required, but must he a steady man of good common sense; owner Is tired of hired help. Apply K. KENNY. 22 Kearny St.

It AN IMMENSE BARGAIN; SALOON ON Third 3 jiving rooms; low rent- stock fixtures complete; good business: must be sold. LINDEN. 339 Real st. It CORNER SALOON FOR SALE; 636 FOURTH st. Apply on premises.

inyl9 Vl'A grocery; 3 LIVING-KOOMS: BAR- O. gain. Mcl.ailghlln Kearny. l9 BARGAIN, FOR TWO DAYS ONLY; branch bakery. McAllister my 18 I Dressmaking and millinery store, containing good stock and flue fixtures.

UI.EASON. 865 Vj Market St. myl9 SALOON, WITH THREE ROOMS, FOR SALE. 493 Fourth st my 16 Su ex I'M BAKERY.CANDi CIGARS, NOTIONS; glUv.irooiiis. Apply Call Brunch.

inly OALOON FOR SO 9 DAVIS ST. APPLY 0 on premises. my! 9 OLD-ESTABLISHED COR- ner grocery aud bar: fine horse and 2 wagons; selling on account other business. Apply to HEN- KEN SI ROPER. 'JOB From St.

my IB FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT ON MAR- C' ket P. FKEYGANG. 835 Kearny st. Kllllill COFFEE RESTAURANT NEAR Montgomery. F.

FREYGAXG, 235 Kearny st. SEVENTH ST. SALOON FOR SALE. Al'- OU count of sickness. niyl9 CALOON, A 1.

NEAR MARKET WITH 0 rooms: doing a large business: clearing over (250 per month; trial given. Apply M. LESS, 995 Market st. Cl Ifk MILLINERY STORE: OLD ESTAB- ''v Usned; doing a fine business: large stock and tine fixtures. M.

LESS, 995 Market st PARTNER WANTED IN GOOD PAY- -0 I Ing oyster-house Id heart of the city; do- ing a large business: old cstab.lshcd; clearing over $250 per month. M. LESS. 895 Market. QfiSII SALOON AND HOARDING-HOUSE: 15 rooms; nicely furnished; between fae- ries doing a large business: well a great bargain.

M. LESS, 1)35 Market st. RESTAURANT AND OYSTER- drioui'. house doing large business; elegant fatures; fine stock in heart of city It 13 a bargain -6 living rooms. M.

LESS. 935 Market. StVVII EXCELLENT RESTAURANT; GOOD Oi'. location and splendid business; selling on account of sickness. M.

LESS, 996 Market )A RESTAURANT IN FIRST-CLASS LO cation on cits; front: well fitted up: doing large business; clearing over $175 a month- a genuine oiler. M. LESS. 995 Market st. fit 1 SALOON OX THE CITY FRONT; DO- 1 ing good business: this Is a splendid op- portunity for any one desiring a good business: In- estimation solicited.

M. LESS, 995 Market, It" (l I BALOON; GOOD BUSINESS" STREET; doing first-class; low rent; private en- trarjce. MORRIS. 1004 Market at. PARTNER WANTED IMMEDIATELY it, well-established employment office, doing fine business; $4 ts per day anl rapialy growing; very livnt expense; prefer partner to Clerk; good man wantca more than money: must have help; never such a chance; don't miss it.

See GEO. STEWART. 135 Kearny St. It DRAYMEN AND TEAMS AT- UUU. Large commercial teaming and general transfer business for sale: fully worth has exclusive hauling for many downtown v.

1,1, esale houses, paying from $250 to $400 per mouth; has 5 double teams in first-class order, with an tbe work they can do; is one or the oldest busl- In the city, well and favorably known every- where: is solid, profitable, permanent and easily excellent opportunity for 1 or 2 active men; full investigation must sell; easy terms. CIKO. STEWART. 1.15 Kearny st. It TO RESTAURANT MEN: LARGE 1 UUU.

restaurant, coll saloon, elegant bar, and fiat upstairs: 7 handsome furnished rooms ana bath; for sale at a bargain: located near the works aud car house of the largest cable company in the rid: employs 400 to 500 men; place under long am favorable lease and does a cash trade of $45 to $53 per day: clearing from $125 to $175 per month; the location Is the most desirable in the city and cannot help but command a very large patron. sickness cause. GEO. STEWART. 135 Kearny st.

It ttWtfl PARTNER WANTED TO-DAY IN A tv fint-dass manufacturing business doing trade; rapidly growing; has stork, both raw ana manufactured, on hand and regular trade; clears $150 per month, with prospect for large ln- must be willing to work In store and assist geuerally: need not understand the business; la easily learned: has many large orders on hand: best of reference. PRO. STEWART. 135 Kearuy St. 1: Ql-il BRANCH BAKERY, WITH 1 V.

lure uf 2 a bargain. I. D. BAR- tKb, 1148 Market st, near Taylor. CARPENTER-SHOP: BEST JOBH1NG- shop in Ban Francisco, without any ex- owner has large building contracts: cannot attend to shop trade; finest bargain ever offered.

I. I). liAR.NARI), 114S Market si, near Taylor. CIGAR-STORE; FINEST AND BEST tZ'UOyl. location in tnis city: bargain this week: cleariog $150.

McLAUGHLIN 26 Kearuy. "Jill SALOON: GOOD PAYING BUSINESS. Mclaughlin 26 Kearny. COFFEE SALOON; BARGAIN THIS I day. McLAUGHLIN A 26 Kearny.l* I SALOON; PAYING 1 LIN a 26 Kearny st.

1 1 RESTAURANT gain THIS tjiUU. uay. McLAUGHLIN, 26 Kearny st. HOTEL; SPLENDID PAYING iifSl- ness; sold on account of death of the owner; this business is north of Market In first class In every respect: always full or permanent boarden; this is a genuine bargain. For full par- ticulars see MCLAUGHLIN A 26 Kearny.mB tf Qftllft PARTNER AN OLD-ES- tabllshed cash commission business: light, pleasant and easily learned remaining partner can give references to leading business firms of this city as to reliability, investigation so- licited: rare chance.

BOOKER TEMPLE, 841 Market st. Room 1. Q'l7X SALOON NEAR MARKET GOOD stock, fixtures, trade and pool-table; 3 rooms partly furnished: must be sold: great sacrl- llce. BOOKER TEMPLE, 841 Market at. SALOO.V, LOCATED ON PROMINENT business street receipts $12 to $10 per a bargain.

J. W. DONNELLY A 34 Kearny ST. A HI) EXPRESS BUSINESS 3 HORSES and wagous, harness, etc. DONNELLY, 34 Keamy St.

C-rflfl COFFEE AND CHOP HOUSE: SEE IT and make an offer. DONNELLY, 34 Kearny st PATXER WANTED TO ATTEND TO collections and look after hired help In a legitimate contracting and jobbing business: clear- ing about $100 per month to each the year round fine chance for an Industrious man. SHOAFF i BOSS. 878 Market at. mylB 2t mo Shi.L OUT YOUR BUSINESS PROMPTLY 1 for cash go to I.

D. BARNARD. 1 148 Market Let. Mason and Taylor: established 1859. 18 EXPRESS BUSINESS, OX ACCOUNT Xof sickness; cheap.

Inquire 10U1 Market st, saloon. my 18 SI 7" THE WELL-KNOWN GLOBE SALOON 10. for sale; must be Bold Immediately. Sixth st. DRUG-STORE FOR SALE; PROMINENT 'OR- -I ner.

with 2 cable roads passing the house: would make a capital place for a physician; terms reason- able. Address Quinine. Box 114. Call Branch.lB SALE-OLD-ESTABLISHED Crockery store; rent cheap; good reasons tor sell lug. 1310 Stockton st niylB 7t (CHICKEN RANCH; SPLENDID LOCATION near bay; good water; about 250 chickens and 300 ducks: horse, wagon, buggy, cart mid furniture.

Jim. 'KM an UOHLMAN, Fifteenth San Francisco. BAKERY FOR SALE. 8207 MISSION above Eighteenth. A THAT FINK RESTAURANT, 1623 Market st, can be bought, a bargain, this week.

Apply on premises. my 18 tf GOOD CHANCE FOB A PARTY WITH SMALL I capital to buy whole or half interest In a good paring restaurant, with bar; sea this and get a bar- Call 16 Folsoin street. my 18 SALE-SHOE BUSINESS FOR SALE ON account of other business: established 9 years 2. to 4 men employed on custom work at liberal prices; nut have at least aiouo cash. Address I.IAMS-MAKYINCO..S'!'J I Markets" V.

18 7t ALOON, UK. COR. POWELL AND GREEN- SBSO; ternuica.il. niylB CHOP HOUSE AND BRANCH BAK- cry; selling account other business. Ap- ply Call Branch Office.

ALOON FOR SALE GOOD BUSINESS) 206 First st. mylB 3t I CORNER BRANCH BAKERY, 3 LIVING rooms. MCLAUGHLIN ,26 Kearny.lH i-'AKI'ENTEn SHOP, WITH TOOLS: A BARGAIN; good location. Sixth and Stevenson SU. my 18 I JRUG-STORK FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN i slock well appointed and doing a good and In- creasing business; to a 1 i.m, one of the best locations In the city; territory large, thickly popu- lated, and little or 110 competition: to a competent druggist, a rare opportunity to engage In a lucrative business; satisfactory reasons given for selling.

Address 8., Box 158, Can. Branch Office, my 17 tf SHOE-SHOP AND ALL TOOLS COMPLETE; REA- sonable. 2SOO Howard st. cor. 24tn.

in.vi7.lt* CIGAR-STORE; 2 ROOMS; BEST BARGAIN IF sold to-day. 303 Fourth kU my 17 lICSIXKSS CHAXCKS-COXTIXtTKn. AJOTICE-I HAVE lug to Invest In legitimate business. Parties de- siriug to sell apply to W. F.

HEALY, 719 Market 100 PARTNER wanted in maxufac- turlug business across the hay; sure to clear $200 to each per month; there is no trouble in selling the goods; must be a man or good address find some experience as salesman; to such a party a tine opportunity is offered: money to be used in the business; owner Is a reliable man. and will give ket st references. Apply W. F. HEALY, 719 Mar- iel It GENUINE BUSINESS FOR SALE: BS- IUU, tablished 16 years: supplies goods with horse and wagon to wholesale houses, hotels etc clearing at least $100 per month; owner Is retiring' from business, but will remain with purchaser until custom is secured.

Apply W. F. HEALY, 719 Mar- ketst It- A 1 CIGAR-STORE FOR SALE-NEAR Market and Third; run for 14 ears by one party this Is a chance seldom otTered to purchase paying business; satisfactory reason Tor telling. Apply W. F.

HEALY. 719 Market st fPRL'CK AND 2 HORSES FOR SALE. 531 Second st. my 17 GROCERY STORE AND BAR: WILL BE SOLD cheap on account of other business. Southwest cor.

Bush and Baker ats. niyl7 A (I RESTAURANT FOR SALE; A BAR- gain it sold within 10 days. Address A. 11l Tenth st. my! 7 SALE AT PORTLAND, a wholesale candy manufacturing business; will sell at sacrifice ou account of poor health.

Candy. Box 65. this office. my 17 INTEREST IN MANUFACTURING BUSINESS; A splendid chance. MERRICK, 019 Montgomery, Room 13.

my 17 SALE-CANDY. STATIONERY AND VA- -I riety store, soda fountain and Ice-cream parlors: good reason for selling. Call bet. 1 and 10 r. 717 Montgomery aye.

my 17 BUTCHER-SHOP ESTABLISHED 15 1 years. Eighteenth and Capp sts. myl7 tf SALOON, WITH 9 FURNISHED -I rooms, near Kearny must sell account other business. Inquire ess Sacramento st. my 17 GROCERY AND BAR; 2 LIVING ROOMS; GOOD location; rent $12 per month.

IS I Welch st. bet. Third and Fourth. Bryant and Brannan. 17 pOUD RETAIL PRODUCE BUSINESS; HORSE VT and wagon.

Stanford stables, Alametla. 16 IJIRUIT AMI VEGETABLE STORE, CHEAP. 13S1 Telegraph Oakland, Cal. (HiKNKII GROCERY AND BAR; ON ACCOUNT of other business; this lsa bargain. 313 Seventh street.

Inyl6 GOOD LOCATION; WITH FUR- nlshed room. 308' Sixth st. 1 MILLINERY BUSINESS; DOING good business; one of best thorough- faresiuciiy. It. M.

Box 131. Call Branch. myg tr FOR SALE-STATIONERY, NOTIONS, candy: also branch bakery; tine now fixtures; slock and fixtures worth $600; in new cot- tage 3 rooms and bath. Apply Call lirancii.inlj SALOON AND LODGING-HOUSE: MUST BE sold at sacrifice. 558 Mission St.

myll BAKERY FOB SALE; BAKING 3Vi BBLS OF flour per day; a fine paying business; price $1200. or would take good baker as partner. Apply Call Branch onice. myl4 BAKERY AND NOTION-STORE; LAUNDRY AT- ta Bed. Apply 153 Eleventh St.

A GOOD PAYING BUSINESS; HOME luV, bakery: selling on account of sickness. 1708 Devlsadero st. myl4 RESTAURANT FOR SALE. 709 BATTERY ST ap23 GOOD RESTAURANT FOR SALE, ON ACCOUNT of sickness. 219 Third st.

my! 3 CANDY AND STATIONER) STORE, 717 HOW- ard near Third, with good living rooms, for sale cheap; must be sold Immediately, my 13 DOWN AND 60 CENTS PER SHARE PER 0 month will purchase shares In the Republic Savings, and Loan Association; $16 per mouthwill pay oil a loan of $1000; call or send for prospectus: oueu dally and evenings until 9 o'clock. 624 Market St. Mr 30 tf ARBER-SHOP; CHEAP RENT; 4 ROOMS: FINE fixtures. Apply 841 Market. WOODRUFPM7 RESTAURANT: DOING business.

APply Call Office. 16 SHOOTING GALLERY; DOING GOOD BUSl- nesa. Apply H34 Broadway. Oakland. myl4 SALE-ESTABLISHED 14 YEARS; TRIM- -1 mlng-store for lady who understands plain dress- maklng and family sewing.

511 Bryant 14 WOOD. COAL, HAY AND GRAIN: 3 I horses and 3 wagons; sale and ottice fur- niture: tine business location. 1305 Valencia. 3 LL KINDS OF PLANTS AND GREEN-HOUSE -TV for sale cheap on account of removing. J.

DAUVILLIEK'S Nursery. 2411 Bnsh st myll Cn CENTS WILL SEND THE WEEKLY CALL for four months to any part or the United Stales. LODGING IIOISKs SALE. QQ'rj PARTCASeT; 18 ROOMS, HANDOME- OoU. ly furnished; very lino location; musi sell this week.

W. F. HEALY. 719 Market. It MARKET ST.

HOUSE FOR SALE; 27 rooms; all steady roomers; clearing $100 per moil til. W. F. HEALY. 719 Market st LODGING-HOUSES FOR SALE: MONEY loaned at 1 per cent.

Before purchasing apply to W. F. II 719 Market st. 7 ROOMS; WESTERN ADDITION; I J.O. leaving city.

W. F. HIS ALT, 718 BEST BARGAIN IN HIE CITY TO- tlay; loilgliig-house oX 10 rooms: 1 floor; prominent corner; lower part of Market rooms pay over rent; call and Investigate. LINDEN, I 339 Keamj it Oil WORTH 11600: 25 ROOMS; ALL if full: making money city front; matte au offer. BROWN a 305 Kearny st.

On ROOMS; THE BEST PAYING LITTLE £AJ house in town: centrally located; sickness cause of selling; see us and make oiler. J. W. DON- NELLY, 31 Kearny st. REyIiANG 1 BARUAINS IN LODGlNG- bouses: 17 rooms; corner.

rooms; 23 rooms: Sixth 145HJ21 rooms: with off. 9300 36 rooms: trans 1 800 .0 rooms; 1600 PAUL FKEYiiANG. 2.15 Kearuy UUK SALE-BARGAIN: BOARD AND LODGING house: on account of sickness. For particulars apply at 103 Alabama cor. 22-KOOM GOOD LODGING-HOUSE; positively clearing over $100 monthly; must sell.

McLAUGHLIN A CO. 26 Kearny. ll' ANT TO PURCHASE NO-HOUSE, CEN- trally located, or other business; no agents. Address A. Box 112.

Call Branch Office. 22-ROOM HOUSE; CLEARING $100 0 1 mouth. A. Box 127. (all Branch, LO DC I 1 USE 28 ROOMS, CENTRALLY LO- -1 seated: well fnrnished: doing a good business; cheap rent Apply 623 Howard st.

my it Ctlrilin HOUSE OF 18 ROOMS; MUST SELL STIUUU. on account of goiui; East; no agents. C. Box 86, all Branch Ollice. my 18 LODUINGHODSK: 12 ROOMS; FURNISHED; -J fur sale cheap.

603 Bush st. mylB USE OF 10 ROOMS; HANDSOMELY FUR- nlshed; cheap; selling account leaving. 16 Turk st. i my 17 1 p.n FURNITURE ROOMS: WORTH $100. luU.

155 rlfteeutb nr. Howard, my 17 C'llUUl IK-ROOM LODGING-HOUSE FOR sale by DECKER, 850 Market sL 16 HOTEL IN GOOD COUNTRY TOWN FOR SALE or exchange by DECKER. 850 Market St. 1641" 1 HOUSE; THE BEST BARGAIN I A have. H.

C. DECKER, 850 Market st. 16 A BARGAIN; CORNER LODGING- i OVJ. house or 28 rooms; choice location: north or Market st. a positive sacrifice account of departure; oiler wanted; must be sold.

Apply to I. D. BARNARD, 1148 Market bet. Mason and Taylor. my 15 tf POWELI HOUSE, 12 ROOMS, FOR SALE cheap: rent $75.

16t ODGING-HHCSE FOR SALE; BEST LOCA- J-J tlon In the city: 27 rooms: very cheap rent: clears positively $125 monthly: price $2500. Ap- ply at this office. myla Ifilllfl LODGING-HOUSE 7 ROOMS FOR SALE bargain. 602 Howard st. my! 6 HARGAINS IN LODGINO-HOI'SES: LODGING- houses can be bought at all prices from It 765 Market st.

1 5 IfIURMTURE OF 8-ROOM HOUSE: ALMOST new; 1 floor pays rent; bath and modern con- veniences. 27 Taylor st: apply afternoon. uiyl4 1 A WEEK'S NEWS FOR 5 THE WEEKLT Call. In wrapper, ready lor mailing. FTk.MTCKE KOB SAI.

1.. TTOR KALE Toa" S- Grant Room 2. my 19 COMPLETE HOUSEHOLD OUTFIT FOR SALE cheap: used only 6 mouths: marble-top bed- room set, etc. Address Call Office, Oak- land. my 1 8 3t L'URNITURE OF 7 ROOMS; NEWLY HR- I nUfaed; part on time; 1519 Howard.

7 OR 4 ROOMS TO LET, RENT $16; FURNITURE tor sale If wished. Apply r. ie tic ave.l6 pOUNTRT BUYERS WISHING SECOND-HAND KJ furniture or carpets, at reduced prices, call ROSEN 1 HAL'S, 1 10 Fourth st satisfaction guaran- teed or money rounded; goods shipped free. 11 Mi' ELEGANT BRUSSELS CARPETS SEWED AND laid. BOcpai yard.

SHIREK. Stockton. 1 2 tf of new an secon d- iO.UUU band carpets, from 10 cents to 75 cents per yard, at JONES' Auction Home, and 27 Eighth st. Ii ii tf BED-ROOM SUITS OF 7 PIECES $15. WILEY 931 Mission at.

1 4 tr ALL PRICES IN PLAIN FIGURES; ON IN- stalluieuts. without interest, you can furmsii your home as cheap as for cash elsewhere at Luge lurniture and carpet wanrooins, 18to 24 Ellis st 24 4 GOOD CHANCE-TOUR BOOBES FURNISHED complete wlUi furniture, carpets, stoves, cur- tains, blankets, pictures and mirrors, at cash prices, on easy Installments; small deposit M. FRIED- MAN 4 iargast Installment bouse on the Coast 228 and 230 Stockton cor. Post: open evenings: prompt attention paid to country orders. STERLI 1 i URNITURE CARPETS ANU furulturs.

ami 1041 Market st, lJnlldlDg. au7 tf ALL MY GOODS AliE DOWN TO BEII-ROCK prices: parlor suits ranges $0, new cham- Mr complete $15: reductions all round; cash or Installments. 11. NELSON. 1 Konrth st 80 tt A YARDS VELVET A EPeTat'yOCR OWN price.

NOONAN, 1019 Mission st.iuyl'.l Bt SMITH'S BRUSSELS. Cso A YARD; Vy Installment price elsewhere $1 a yard M. 1-RIEDMAN 4 838-230 Stockton cor. Post MOXBURY BRUSSELS CARPETS SEWED, LAID II and lined, 9Oe per yard. S.

W. SHIREX, 12:11 Stockton near Broadway. yards OF new AND SECOND' hand carpets from 10c to 75c per yard, at H. L. JONES' Auction House, 25 aud 27 Eighth near Market.

mr'Jil tf 'LOSING UP ESTATE; BRUSSELS SEWED, yj lald.tSOc llii. NEWMAN r.ROH.. 117 Slxthst FINANCIAL. 'm CENTS A DAY WILL ACCUMULATE $1001) In less than seven years Invested In the Repub- lic Savings, Building and Loan Association. 621 Market myll tr Yu AT LOWEST MAlt- ket rales on city and country rani estate, any amounts.

421) California, tf sua' i.m. MACHINES FOR" SALK AND S.O- paired. W. B. HIGUINS, 828 Hayes st mr 4 If NEW YORK OR HELPMATE; BRAND new; latest; best for $35; all kinds repaired; tinted cheap.

J. L. HICKS, 667 Mlsslou. lull If CITY KEAI. ESTATE.

STOP PAYING BENTS AND SECURE ONE OK these handsome cottages for a home: only 2 of the 10 only these are cottages of 5 rooms, bath and huh basement, with all modern Improve- ments: electric bells, cathedral-glass front doors, wood mantels and tiling, wash trays, artificial stone sidewalks, iron fences, in fact everything to make a complete cottage and a cosy home; only 1 block from Golden Gate Park; the marine view from this point is grand, aud will) all the different car lines there Is not a more convenient, more healthy spot anywhere around the city: now is your time to secure a home In a locality that will double in value In a few years; take the McAUlster-st. cable-Car to terminus and you are at the buildings; terms made to suit purchaser; will be on premises every day from 10 to 4. J. M. COMkRFORD, builder and dealer In real estate, office Junction Valencia and Mission sta.

inyl7 Ti LOTS; CHEAP AT $1000 EACH THE -Nob Hill" or the Mission; 20 of the most handsomely located lots, each 25x106, In the city: perfectly level and ready for building; commanding an unobstructed view or the city, bay and Oakland: 2 blocks Irom the Missiou-st. cars; densely populated neighborhood, with school ami church: Falrmount Tract: fronting on Palmer, Fairmount and Laldley compare these with lots 2 miles further out In the sand-dunes. Apply to P. C. MOLLOY.

138 Montgomery st. 7t 1 LOT 2 7 TO A REAR STREET; 0 1UOU, on Greenwich st, near Fllliuorc, G. 11. L.MBsEN i 14 Montgomery st. 3t ffI.Q7C/\ FOR A FINE RESIDENCE I OU.

or 10 rooms, with all modern Improve- ments; this must be sold; offer wanted: situated on sunny side of Bush near Webster. GEORGE WILLIAMS. 131 Montgomery st. mylB 3t CHEAP PROPERTY: WITH 1 Improvements: price $5000. Apply on prciu- Ises.

5 Fair Oaks near lsth. my 18 HEAP LOTS; 100 FEET FROM CALIFORNIA- st. cars: 25x120 $775 each: lots graded; street work done. H. SMITH, 328 Kearny st.

HAVE A LIST OF CHOICE BARGAINS IN cheap outside lots, desirable residence lots, business lots, cottages, Hats, Targe residences, stores aud business blocks; wo always have something special for the speculator and permanent Investor. C. E. MAYNE Montgomery st. tt rpo REAL ESTATE WE HAVE HAD 1 15 years' experience In the successful manage- ment of properties for private individuals, corpora- tions and estates.

We rent houses, stores and of- fices, collect rent, pay taxes and Insurance, and act as agents generally for owners. C. E. MAYNE ft 322 Montgomery st. myll tf SuMoTli HOUSE AND LOT; 917 PACIFIC half a block from Powell-st cable road; brick house; stone sidewalk: 11 rooms.

Apply E. FRANK A- SON. 535 Kearny st. mylB 7t IIINKEL HOUSES; ONLY 4 1.1. i 1 I out or 15; contain 9 rooms, bath; all modern im- provements: situated on Laguna cor.

of Pine: corner house finished In natural wood; 4 wooden mantels In each house. mylB CHEAP LOTS; MISSION ROAD. BHVAN V-' 318 Kearny st. inylS GOOD HOME, 3 ROOMS, CLOSETS, 2 dozen chickens; tine spring pure water; lot 100x115, near Colma; any one can make an easy living here. w.

B. MAK- WHt'Tir. A 630 Market rear office. mylB 31 it r.jiA CASH; BALANCE IN MONTHLY PAY ments: why pay rent? I am now offering 7 new. handsome cottages, 5 rooms and bath, brick foundation, 7-foot basement, patent sidewalk, double parlors, wooden tiling, with all latest improvements, on Sanchez st, bet.

25th and 26th; 2 blocks from Castro-st cable-cars. L. land- LI.H. 22-' Montgomery st. mil uMoWe lm PART CASH.

FOR IMMEDIATE sale; hindsome residence, 10 rooms; parlors expensively decorated; 5 mantels, 5 wash-bowls, 2 bath-rooms, fine laundry, well-titled butler's pautrv (formerly millionaire's residence); has back street can have aMtable; buyer gets Inter- est In park. To inspect, call from 11 to 3, at 45 South Park. WOO SPECIAL BARGAIN; 325x100: SB. cor. 33d aye.

and st: south of park: 110 drirtlng sand: lots ready to build on. DOWSING JEWELL, SOS California st. mylB Lou SALE-308 fell NEAR GOUUH: LOT to rear street; front and rear bouse of 4 flats and store; price $13.500. mylB I OT 56x127: N. SIDE WITH 27:8 -ion Spruce, 31 feet E.

of Spruce; $5000: will double in value. Lot 60x143; Park row and Epstein: only $2000. Lot 50x125; N. side Ast, 27th aud $(150. Lot 50x100: South Francisco, 17th and $550; 12 lots, 9th and K.

South Francisco. $1500. W. J. GWYNN, 326V a Montgomery st.

4 tt EACH; DEWLLINQ LOTS: Mission st. Six-mile House, THOMAS MORAN. 513 California st. tr Cjonnn property for sale; 224 rich 25x75; front house and small rear house: rent $:10: street accepted. JOHN PFORR, 329 st.

my 18 ON 1)1 SENHUKY 4- WUKTS, 412 PINE for lota in Oakland and Berkeley on $10 pay- ments: engagements made for Sunday. mrB tr IMH 25x100 FEET, W. BIDE LONDON 275 feet N. or Brazil Kxceislor Homestead Association. CHAS.

c. FISHER, 508 California inyl7 FEET EACH; CHOICE lots fronting on Holyotce and Somerset In Block 27. University Homestead Association; only 4 blocks w. of San ISruno aye. (HAS.

c. FISHER. 508 California st mi 17 si I. ill GRAND BARGAIN; 100x100 FEET 4P I'tV'U. in Block 2.

Excelsior Homestead As- soclitlon. CHAS. c. FISHER. 508 Callfornla.l7 BARGAIN-ON N.

LINE OF SACRAMENTO near Ist lot must be sold. W. 11. 111" 1- 2405 California St. my 17 3t EARLY IIM-lIKH HODERN- -1 built cottage; 5 large rooms, bath and on 27th bet.

Church and S.iucliez: lot 25i 1 14. l7 qillE 10 UNSOLD LOTS OF BLOCK FOR I. Sale at auction prices. Apply to WILLIAM BUTTERFIEI.D, 412 Pine st mylp V. C.

I'M; SALE; AU. MODERN IM- provements-, lot 25x95, on 23d bet. Poirero aye. and Hampshire st. Just finished the Boward si.

line in front of house; terms easy to suit. Apply to A. J. WEIR, on premises, through the day or at 3000 California st. my 14 61 17'LATS FOR SALE.

5 AND 6 ROOMS, MODERN Improvements, on Potrero let. 2.M and 24th let 25x100; Howard-si. cars pass the house; the best prospective business property in the city. Ap- ply on premises through the day or at 3000 c.ill- fornia st, to A. J.

WEIR. my 14 5 ROOMS: BATH; EASY TERMS. Apply Mission st. no agents. my 13 HOMES FoX ALL! FOR SALE-A FEW LOTS s.

or Golden Gate Park at $100 e.ich and up- ward: also some lots iv other parts or the city. Apply bet the hours or 10 a. m. to 4 p. at Boom 74.

Montgomery Block. ADOLl'il si XBO. liv HIM LOT 40x140. NEAR UNIVERSITY C'l''u. beautiful views; $50 ilowu and $10 monthly.

PHELPS A RICHARDS, 11 Montgomery st. 8. or opposite Berkeley station. mj 3 tr "1 HUH LOTS IOR SALE IN ALL PAH OK 1 East Berkeley: prices from $75 eacb, upwards; 100 houses for sale from $800 each up- wards. on Installments if desired: beautiful bc.iuttful houses; if you want a bargain come and see us.

PHELPS ft RICHARDS, 11 Montgomery Kan Francisco, and opp. Berkeley Station. ay tf LOT 341H0. IN BERKELEY; SIDE walked: cash, $5 monthly. Corner.

75x100; living creek. Sldehiil; lot 100x100; $5 monthly. Other lots; send for maps. CHAS. A.

BAILEY, owner, 624 Market st. ap27 tr GUERRERO NEAR 17TB; NEW, bty-winduw, house: roiin- and 2 baths; rents $45; lot 25x80. JONAS A- 705 Market st. myls aLAMKDA IiKAL ESTATK. LA MEDA IMBTALLMKNT LOTS, flO TO per month: no taxes: no interest; prices, $50!) to $700: streets sewered and graded; grand view; near 2 stations: flue new houses In same block McULURE, FITCH haj-st.

station; broad guage. my 17 cod 7t L'URMSHED HOUSE; PIANO; COW. MRS. H. West End, P.

O. Box 30, Alaineda. CASH-BALANCE $30 PER MONTH; tlpUUw new ti-room cottage: bath: high basement near station: largo lot; price $2600. FITCH A- Bay-si, station. my 7t I.AMI-.D.A I 19; nice modern cottage 4 rooms and bath; 1 block from Parkst: rash: $25 per month.

1 4 15) 5 rooms and bath; ou Cen- tral balance per month. (No. 385) L0t 63x117: new modern cottage 5 rooms and hath: 3 clocks from station; $500 cash: bal- ance $40 per month. (No. R) Lot 27x115: new 2-story house 7 rooms and bath at station: $600 cash; VIS per month.

(X) L0t 50x108; fine new cottage 5 roomsand bath: 1 block from all street work done; line bargain: $600 cash; $40 per month. (No. 391) Lot 50x125: fine new modern 2-story house 7 rooms and bath on Ceutrat aye. on easy terms; a good bargain. (No.

4 Lot 50x150; sunny corner: station 2- story house 8 rooms and batb; fine grounds: cheap aud favorable terms. (No. 33) Lot 150; elegant new 2-story house 10 rooms, with stable; well located; part cash. (401) Houses built to suit: 15 per cent down, balance easy installments; cheap lots In all parts of Ala- mada; houses to let and money to lean. 11.

P. MOREAL A 1428 Park Alameda, and 402 Montgomery St. Sun Kranelseo. tny9 If OAKLAND lIUAL F.STATK. FEW VERI CHOICE RESIDENCE LOTSATA 2 bargain for a few days; Oak-st station, opposite Madison Park, and In the immediate neighborhood or the residences of General R.

W. klrkham. E. L. O.

Meelc. J. M. liullinct C. O.

lirlghain, H. D. Bacon, L. L. Bronsweil, George W.

Graysou aud many ntliprs. For partlrnlars apply at once to A. H. 111! BED AOO .2 Mmitirnmery S. F.

IB 12t COUNTRY MTATK, L'lllt IN EASTPETALUMA, NEAR THE I di'iitn. a cottage, three lots and six outbuildings: will be sold at any reason ble price and on easy terms, inquire of P. 0. LAVINE at Petaluma Woolen-iiilils. mylH It I OB 40 ACRES LEVEL RICH LAND, ADJOIN- "Ing town and railroad: very easy terms.

HEVAN 318 Kearny st my 18 2t" I I)" CASH DOWN BUYS 320 ACRES FRUIT a land near railroad: plenty water. Mo- LAUGHLIN A 26 Kearuy St. mylB I IST LANDS KOB SALE; HAP OF STATE IN- IJ eluded. ItEVAN 318 Kearny st mlB T.T.IR SALE, IN SONOMA COUNTY, 20 ACRES, orchard and vlueyard In bearing, 2 miles from railroa-1. near school and church.

Apply evenings, near Geary. 1 7 1 2, ACRES I INK FRUIT OR VINEYARD LAND, foothills, miles from Los uatos; will ex- change for city. Alameda or Oakland property. Ad- diessC. WRIGHT, 718 Teunessccst.

my! 3 BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME NEAR CALIS- tora, 240 acres or all good laud; 90 acres In high state of cultivation new bouse or 8 rooms, well finished; stone milk-house and laundry: large barn and other outhouses; never-falling stream of water running through the laud near the house: water piped through bouse and bain: yard anil gar- den: sulphur spring: 7 acres full-hearing orchard, all kinds of choice fruit; 15 acres choice grapes and 1 acre blackberries: 7 head cattle: 8 hogs: 1 double team; large lot fowls, turkeys, geese and chickens; lot good furniture; carpenter tools: all farming utensils. Including 2 and harness: school ad- joining the place on goud public road: will sell a half if desired must ke sold within 90 days. Ap- ply to my agent, G. W. JOHNSON, In CaL J.

H. Luck-box 27. my 10 9t AN ENGLISH GENTLEMAN LEAVING THE State will sell his property at ft sacrifice Tor cash or good mortgages: Santa Clara Couuty stock, grain ana fruit farm, 1000 acres. $12 CO per acre; stock, cr. and low valuation; 16 acres.

Wrights Station, $400; 16 and IB acres, Sau Jose; part In fruit, $350 per acre: Monterey County. 040 acres, 180 in volunteer wheat, $15 per acre; 480 un- improved. $5 per re; livery stable, barn and cot- fate, San Miguel, $5000: also 3 lots. $700 each; also some good mines; two-thirds "can remain on mort- gage on any or these; particulars on Address A. W.

2814 Sacramento st, San Fran- cisco. tr fl; I EACH BEAUTIFUL COLMA LOTS, i block from first station beyond city limit; trains ran to Milt laboring and business people; also a new connection with 'bus line, connecting with cars: only $50 cash; this is a golden opportunity to get a home; these lots will double In value kooil OARNALL- HOPKINS 624 Market San Francisco. tnyl2 lm COIINTKY real KSTATK-CONTINXIKn. SANTA ROSA; 43 ACRES; 15 ACRES choice assorted fruits and Tines; cot- barn, horse, chickens, pan cash or trade for lots or house and lot. $25 per acre, worth $50: all fine land; HO acres In grain, alfalfa and corn; 250 acres in all: house 7 rooms, barn, etc.

2 streams running water; fronts li mile on county road; only IK' 2 lulled from rail- way station; 40 tons bay; 4 cattle, turkeys, geese, chickens; Implements all included. W. J. Montgomery. my 4 tf SCHOOL LANDS, $150 TO $3 AN ACKE: ON very easy terms; sold by the State In tracts to suit: no residence or improvement required; ail kinds of lauds.

in different counties; send stamp for list Open Monday. Wednesday and Satur- day evenings. F. W. LAKE.

6 Flood Building. 13 tf Ur HAVE A CHOICE SELECTION OF COLONY lands subdivided Into 5, 10 and 20 acre tracts at tin- uniform price of $15 per acre; ou easy In- stalllneuts: send for circulars. CALIFORNIA LAND ASSOCIATION. 634 Market St. inr23 tf HOUSES TO LKT.

IjMNE BAY-WINDOW HOUSE; NINETEENTH -T bet. Mission and Valencia; all modern and frescoed throughout; rent $35. CjlQ 01 iaiVe-housk, 6 rooms: WATER LO. free. Apply 325 Fifth.

my IB "1 1 GOLDEN GATE HOUSE 10 SUNNY XCJ rooms: can be let in 3 suites. no 19 tf Q99 NEAR LAKKIN, 7 ROOMS and bath. $70: 1228 Bush, near Larklu, 5 rooms and bath, 60: 2432 Pine, nr. Pierce, 6 rooms and bath, $37 50; 40 Louisa, nr. 4th, 6 rooms, $20: 809 Valencia, nr.

lain, 3 rooms, $12 50: 1411 Po-i. nr. Gough, 10 rooms, hath, $00; 832 Page. nr. Scott.

6 rooms, bath. $30: 8681 Mission, nr. 22d, 5 rooms and bath, $17 60: 1506 California, nr. I.aikin. 7 rooms, batn, 310 U.

I eavenworth. ur. Eddy, 7 rooms, bath. $42 50: 1188 Valencia, near 23d, 7 rooms and bath, $35: Valencia, near ltiih. 5 rooms, bath, $-0; Valencia, nr.

21st. 9 rooms, bath, 63UM: Valencia, nr. 18th, li rooms, bath. $20: 350 24tn, nr. Treat rooms, bath.

$25; 018 21st, ur. Harrison, 6 rooms aud bath, $20. YON i CO- 524 California st mj tt DENTS the YON Schroder -I I Block, tory houses of 9 rooms, bath, laundry, 011 Howard st, between Twenty-second and Twenty-third. Flats of 6, 7 and 8 rooms aid bath each, on Capp street. The above property has Just" been finished and 13 now ready for occupancy, and the RENTS HAVE BEEN REDUCED.

They are positively the most complete residences IB the city, as no expense has been spared to make them comfortable, ornamental and convenient. Sanitary plumbing, ornamental gas-fixtures and mantels, ami every imaginable convenience. Apply at once to O'FAKKELL Jl LANG, 11 Montgomery street. my 4 tt S7 HOUSE 2 ROOMS, SUITABLE FOR HOUSE- I keeping: 7 place, N. side California below Stockton; key In No.

5. BUCKINGHAM A 415 Montgomery st my 18 tr UN NY COTTAGE, 1716 HOWARD 6 0 rooms and bath; rent reasonable: key 011 prem- ises. Apply DAVID STERN A SON, 323 Montgome- ry st. mylB 3t HANDSOME SUNNY BAY-WINDOW bouse of 6 looms and alcove; all moil- i-rn Improvements. Fillmore and Bntter ste.

18 COTTAGE HOUSE i ROOMS, HALL, BASE- ruent and flower garden. 819 Dolores cor- ner Twenty-first. my 18 HOUSE 6 ROOMS AND BATH; LARGE YARD Mission st. mylS 1 TPPEIt PART OF HOUSE; 5 ROOMS; $19. 113 Eighth st.

my 18 21 UOUSE OF 4LAKGE ROOMS; 810 TO A SMALL fain lly. 9 Kldrldge st. off Cnesley. my 18 HOUSE -I ROOMS AND STAUI.E; RENT $10 Whitest, off Vallejo. my 18 HOUSE, 7 KUSIITON PLACE; 3 KOOMS: $7.

Key at 1 Kushton place. my 1 8 tf WALLER LOWER FLAT, 5 SUNNY rooms; latest Improvements; $20. 18 ft JO3 NATO.MA. BET. SIXTH AND Neat tenement: 4 hall; separate yard: entrance front and rea r.

my 18 Q- 1 HARRISON, NEAR FIFTH HOUSE, 6 OUx large rooms, bath; large yard: cellar. 900 4 OB 8 ROOMS COMPLETELY furnished fur housekeeping. mylBtf 6 ROOMS AN 1) BATH UPPER FLA 1 OK nice new house; cable-road; 1611 Mason st. 11. P.

MOREAL. 402 Montgomery myl7 tf Q.9(\ 6 ROOMS; BATH: UNION: BUTTER U. cars 1 block: no children. 1814 Ween. 17 ONE-STOKY COTTAGE; 6 BOOMS; DOUBLE parlors; garden; yard; $15.

1250 Mo. nunnery street. my 17 Qj I SUNNY HOUSE. 6 BOOMS; PLANKED Jlu. baseuieuf.

yard. 133 16 CjiA NICE COTTAGE; 6 LARGE ROOMS; bath: large sunny yard: larre cellar. Ap- ply 711 Treat BeL 20th and 21sl its. my 9 tf 0 6 ROOMS, BASEMENT. YARD.

31 PARK 1 O. between Harrison and Bry3nt -1-. 6 a 1 999 7 SUNNY BOOMS; BATH; wiUi latest Improvements. up. to tf EJECTS BAH TENANTS; COLLECTIONS maile.

Colfey's Collei-l'n 619 Morn ILKNISIIKII iilH 8. 12 ROOMS ANdTTaTH LACNDKY, conservatory, pantry, yard an. garden; modern Improvements; bouse for rent and furni- ture and carpels for sale: IS Leaven tli st. Ap- ply at 523 Front Let. 11 and 12 a.

If. and I to 3 r. v. my 17 i- 1 LARKIN ROOMS FURNISHED FOR J. eep ng; piano: bath; low rent.

AND Fllt.Mi IKi: FOR SALE. 230 O'Farreli tt. my! 4 7: HOUSE 8 rent Ii uulie h'rrfman-ntort. Third. xo i.it.

FURNITURE of FLAT.INCLUD- 10. int. rent of flat $16. Har- rison; upstairs. VICE FLAT OF 8 ROOMS AND HATH.

Polk cor. Fulton, 1 block from new city Halt inylfl U.NNY FLAT OF 5 ROOMS AND BATH; FUK- ntshed. 6 Cohen place, off Kills, cor. Leaven- myl9 QA7 BUSH-FLAT OF 3 ROOMS AND iT J. UPPER FLAT, 4 ROOMS; 4 CLOSETS; tZ'x-t.

hall. Harrison, near Twenty-second. 18 VIAT-'SE COR TWENTY-FOURTH AND Florida; 0 rooms and bath; all modern Im- provements: cable passes the door. 7'JX HAVES, webster flat OF 7 I 'JO rooms ami bath, with all modem lmprove- for physician's office. mylB ljl'j SACRAMENTO LOWER FLAT OF 5 lilt) rooms and bath.

mylB 1 r.l GBOVE -ELEGANT 1 I.AT OF 6 ROOMS 1 O-i and bath. mvlB SIXTEENTH. BET. f'HUKCII AND SAN- I "IU sunny modern Hals, 6 and 6 room-, to grown family: rent reasonable. my 18 7 9( -3 MrALI.ISTJ-.K FLAT OF 4 ROOMS; "4 rent $17 Inquire at 788 McAllister.

18 tf L'LAT '10 LET AT 1025 POST STREET. my 18 89X1 SUITER NEAR JONES-ELEGANT nat 6 rooms and bath; very desirable. Ap- p)y to TOY a 18 Montgomery. 17 3t 91 A HERMANN. HEAR WEBSTER.

3 BLOCKS A 1 south of Hatght; convotileut to car line 1 Bat 5 rooms; all latest Improvements. myl" VICE FURNISHED FLAT; XI rooms, bath. 1015 Clay st. 17 1 A 97 PINE NEAIS POLK: MODERN FLAT 1 I 7 rooms and bath: elegantly papered. 17 Bt FLAT; MODERN IMPROVEMENTS.

V. Folsom between Thirteenth and Fourteenth. my 17 VICE FLAT ROOMS; BATH; NEW IM- proveinents. 737 Minna st. inyl7 CIORNER ARMY AND SANCHEZ, NEAR Twenty-sixth, upper Hat, 4 rooms; rent $11.17 FLAT, WITH 5 KOOMS.

BATH AND stationary washtub. 141 Grove st myl6 ELEGANT UPPER FLAT OF 8 ROOMS AND bath; all the modern Improvements. 1203 Uoiigh st. bet Geary and O'Farrell. tf (' NEW FLATS.

JUST COMPLETED: FINEST IN vJ city; sunuy side; on north side or Oak st, near Franklin rents all reduied: 6 rooms and bull each Apply H. 14 Montgomery tt. mrls 5t Ql IQ GULDEN SATE FLAT OF 4 BOOMS; furnished; suitable tor houseteeplng. 14 t'l'J SUNNY, UPPER FLAT, 6 BOOMS AND bath: 41 Langton st, nrst st. W.

of Seventh and Howard. Apply KASTON A DOE.myl4 11 'Ml MODERN FLAT: 8 ROOMS; BATH; 1128 Vallowanlst. my 13 71- -1; FLAT OF 4 unfurnished with every tiling complete for house- tPtjting. my 12 l.r.T. filO NICK, CHEAP.

FURNISHED hoiuekueplng rooms: good yard. 1 (107 CALIFORNIA, NEAR SUNNY furulsheu Hal: gentlemen or bousekiH'p- "'g- 111)19 FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, tarnished back room, $4. 541 MINNA FURNISHED ROOMS I for housekeeping. BRYANT. BET.

FOURTH AND Fll'TH- -1 1 lor 2 sunny hedrooms; with kitchen; fur- nished lor housekeeping; private family. 19 7 FURNISHED PARLOR BED- J. room; 1 or 2 persons. inylU 0 UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR HoUSKKKI r- Ing; water anil gas use of bath: rent $10. Ad- dress 1..

Box 58, this oHlce. It 7 "i7 NEWLY FURNISHED FRONT rooms for housekeeping; also single rooms; $5 and upwards per month. inyl!) EIGHTH-1 OK -i COMPLETELY FUR- nlshed housekeeping rooms. FRANKLIN ROOKS TO LET; FUKN- -1 I'liM or uiifurninhed; housekeeping or lodging. I OOH FIFTH HOUSEKEEPINU 3 PARTLY furu abed.

812; single, $0. ELLIS-BEAUTIFUL FURNISHED SUITE ol rooms; kitchen; bath, etc terms mod- erate; CA7 BUSH-ONE FURNISHED ROOM. I')A7 STOCK TO NICE KOOMS FOB 1 housekeeping; cheap. uiylB SH TO LET-3 CONVENIENT rooms; private entrance with a ball. 18 110 PROSPECT PLACE-FURNISHED ROOMS XXV to let.

mylB I 'S TWENTY-SEVENTH. BET. CHURCH AND ul 2 furnished housekeeping rooms and bath: rent reasonable; quiet home. mylB 1 RINCON PLACE, OFF HARRISON, NEAR 2 furnished rooms for housekeeping; references. my 18 3t Q9A BUSH-SUITE OF PARLORS EN SUITE nr single for light housekeeping.

mylB 190 FERN NEAR VAN NESS, BKT. Bush and Sutter 4 newly finished rooms; $18. TEHAMA PLEASANT FRONT SUNNY nil room, with use of kitchen, for lady aud gen- tleman or 2 single young men. my 18 MARKET-FURNISHED ROOMS. JO mylB I'll LARGE ROOMS FOB 1 any kind of business.

my 18 1 LAKKIN, (SOR, UKOVE NEWLY FDR. AUU nlsheil and single 18 tt 1A (i NATOMA, OFF NEW Nice single furnished room, cheap. INGLE FRONT UOOM; LADY OK OENTLE- man; water. 371 Minna, near Fifth, my 18 OAQ GEARY. NEAI: LARKIN-8 LARGE SUN- OvO ny furnished rooms; suitable for physician; also other desirable rooms.

1 SUED. 707 HAY ES-FUKNISHED BOOH; SUN ALL da yj my 18 I 1 Q'F lia K-HOUSEKKEPING. COMFORTABLY furnished flat; 3 rooms $25. my 18 1 I FRONT ROOM, WITH USE OF JOOU kitchen. my 18 901 SIXTH-2 UNFURNISHED FRONT ROOMS, rent $16.

mylB 700 11OS COR. JONES-SUNNY ROOMS WITH I or without board references exchanged. 18 1 0 i LARGE ALCOVE SUIT- for man aud wife or 2 gentleman; also other mylB FINE HAY-WINDOW SUNNY iv suite and other rooms. my 18 Nat oma. bet.

seventh Large furnished room suitable for two. 18 1 I MlBB 1 GOOD UNFURNISHED i-iU rooms at for family housekeeping. IS APPLY 122 TENTH, MISSION-NEWLY sunny rooms or light housekeeping; cable passes the door. uiylB tl 1 KDDY-J UNFURNISHED SUNNY bay- Window rooms: 1 sets, bath; $15. 18 1 1 34 HOW LARGE FURNISHED ROOM; lor 2.

with bath; private; cheap. 18 1 ()')Q 2 HANDSOME UNFUR- nlshi-d rront parlors, with use of bath and gas. Call on Monday, fri.m 9 to 1 and 3 to 8 1 I)Q a SONNY CONNECTING ROOMS, IW for housekeeping. my 18 tf 1 -MISSION- FURNISHED LARGE iw Iron: rooms; also small. ELLIS 2 OB 3 FURNISHED HOCSE- I keeping rooms.

my 18 tf "iri7 ATOM NICELY furnished front uu I room lor 2 gentlemen. mylB O'FARRELL SINGLE SUNNY FRONT won room; rent moderate. mylK 1 (11 MARKET FURNISHED ROOMS to LU lel an(l 5 a month. mylB THIRD SUNNY FRONT HOUSEKEEP- Ing rooms; also single rooms. mylB 4()Ql 3 MCE FURNISHED HOUSE- keeping rooms.

mylB ")(iU BRYANT, BET. THIRD AND VV Double luruishod from room with use of kitchen; also a single rooms. iuylB '-41 I ELM AVK, NEAR 3 UNFUR- nlshed rooms, cheap. inylS 79fl HOWARD, NEAR THIRD -NICELY FUR- rushed large suuny room; mylB Ql ATOM 2 SUNNY FURNISHED ROOMS, ul complete for housekeeping. my 18 FURNISHED ROOMS FOR housekeeping; also large room.

JESSIE SUITE AND KITCHEN FUK- nishedjor housekeeping; gas; b.ith.niylB A STEVENSON -a" FUKNIMIED SINGLE rooms: also large room for two. mylB 1 2 ROOMS. FRONT AND BACK parlor, elegantly furnished, with privilege my 17 01981 XT NICELY FUKNISHED BUNNY suite of rooms; also single and nonsekeep- my 18 suite OF SUNNY ROOMS AND single room, 11l Ninth st. mylB 9Q7 TEHAMA-2 NICE SUNNY FUKNISHED 00 I rooms; suitable for housekeeping, mlB MINNA-HOUSEKEEPINU ROOMS, WITH OLO bath. myl7 tt 89Q SUNNY SUITE OF FUR- nislied rooms: also single room.

myl7 1Q I 7 8 SUNNY FRONT UN- 1 I furnished rooms for housekeeping. 17 I 9971 2 SINGLE NICELY FUR- I 2 nlshed rooms suitable for gents. 17 5 JCL9 JESSIE-UNtURNISHED FRONT ROOM; 10-j bay-windows; my 17 000 MISSION FURNISHED FOR HOUSE- I keeping; back parlor aud kitchen. my! 7 tf MISSION FURNISHED ROOMS PER week, beds. 15c iuyl7 I Ht)WAKD FURNISHED KOOMS FOR housekeeping.

inyl7 1 1 i) WEBSTER, BET. SUITER AND 3 unfurnished rooms; no children. ml 7 CHANGED HANDS, NEWLY Ihe Muivey Houso, 719 Market; pleasant sunny furnished rooms, en suite and single; first-class iv every respect; reasonable. inyl7 GOO NICELY FURNISHED SUN- ny room; new furniture; second floor. 17 'JII'J OOTAVIA SU i FURNISHED front and back room: rent reasonable.

17 9 SOUTH PARK-SUSNY HOUSEKEEPING rooms; also others, furnished or unfur- nished; my 17 of FIFTH-TWO FURNISHED ROOMB.COM- plete for housekeeping; cheap. myl7 SUNNY FRONT KOOMS and single room, from $5 per month. ml 7 tf A I'Q SEVENTEENTH 3 Oil MOltK HOUSE- -IU(J keeping rooois; terms moderate. inyl7 8O I TOLSOM 2 NICE HOUSEKEEPING UO rooms: also hay-wlndow room; no chil- dren; my! 7 I I QFIFTH-NEWLY AND BEAUTIFULLY FUR- -1 1 snnny bay-window suite; also slugle rooms; house recently built: mlddlo Hat mvl7 luio FOLSOM, NEAR FUB.NISHI I) rooms for houackeeplng. myl7 tf I 1 FURNISHED OB UNFUR- nlahed; changed hands; renovated.

IB Im' 1 SjARKIN FRONT MA -WINDOW other rooms. my IB 1091 SUNNY FBONT 1 a rooms; new house. 9 FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED HOUBE- keeping rooms, on second floor. 70H Pine. 10 MINNA-FURNISHED SUNNY FRONT with alcove: use of bath: $10.

mylU tf 777 NICELY FURNISHED. SUNNY 111 suite, or single rooms newly inrnlshed. 1 FURNISHED BOOHS; SUN ALL day. my 16 1 7 FOURTH-FRONT ROOM SUITABLE FOR 1 1 ogice; first floor; single rooms. myl6 lm IDO MCALLISTER.

OPPOSITE NEW CITY 1 Hall Furnished lower floor for housekeep- Ing; also alcove and single rooms. my 15 7t 901 9 1 SIXTEENTH-FURNISHED AND UN- 1 furnished rooms for housekeeping. 15 How ah D-Nli'l LV furnished bouse- keeping roomy; quiet hou-e. Fv I (i ROOMS; COM- yjXO plete In suite or single; each 2 rooms has cooking myl 4 7(iD CALIFORNIA BAY WINDOW, SUNNY I furnished room; suitable for 2. niyl-l lOt CAM EDDY FINK SUNNY FUKNISHED rooms, suitable for housekeeping.

my 14 lot GLEN OFF TWELFTH, BET Ml-slou and Desirable rooms family. my 13 9(IA STOCKTON, COX. SUNNY FUR- 'V pished single 1 SONNY FRONT ROOMS: FUR- xOVJU pished; private family. my 13 907 I NEWLY FURNISHED SUNNY suites and single rooms; references, my IS I 9 MASON SUNNY SINGLE FURNISHED rooms; $8 to $12: also lian-slout. lnylO tf 1 HOWARD -LARGE FRONT KOOMS, J.VUU furnished: also housekeeping rooms.

Btf 071 2 SINGLE. NEWLY FUR- -0 I hllhdd rooms lor geutlemeu; private family; $5 and $0' per month. myD tf FVEVON. 1130 MARKET. FUR- XJ nlslieii suites and single; transients.

my 7 1m AO SIXTH-FURNISHED ROOMS BY THE TO day, or month; also rooms suitable (or offices. MRS. FKAZIEB. lny7 lm 1 9 CLEVELAND, BELOW FOLSOM. NX.

Xi. Furnished housekeeping snlte; $12. my 7 if 4 SPACIOUS, SUNNY BAY-WINDOW ROOMS: new range: Washington noar Powell: rent $23. Apply J. E.

IIRUW.N, 622 Clay st. lny7 tt 1 A VARIETY OF CHOICE snnny rooms; single and on suite, myl I C. NATOMA-FURNISIIED FRONT BOOHS for housekeeping also single. ap3o If A 9 LAKUESUKNY BOOMS: BIN- gle and en suite; everything new. ap2U lm (I ') LAKUK FRONT KOOMS; ALSO double back room; board.

ap2s lm Ol A ELEGANTLY FUKNISHED I'Alt- lor floor for housekeeping; aisosmiiiyalcove; will be vacant May Ist. ap24 lm 1 I A ALCOVE. $20; XUXI sunny single rooms, $7, $8, ap22 tf I VAN ELEGANT FURNISHED parlors en suite; single: sunuy. ap22 lm GO'FAKRKLL 1 FUR.nTsUED AND 2 FUR- nlshed single rooms; all sunny; cheap. apl7 tr 'hill ROOMS AT LOW HOW.

-W ard Third: gas and water In each room; read Ing-room and oath tree: linen changed (tally; house open all night- best beds In the world.ap2ott Y'OSIiMITE HOUSE, 1015 MARKET BET. Sixth and Seventh; per night; per week, $1 60 to single and en suite; families. mrl tr I 9 SUTTKR-PAKLOK SUITE, 4 ROOMS, TO gentlemen, or housekeeping. mr2o tf 1 KEAKNY, OPP. WHITS FRONT suite and kitchen; $20; top Hour.

mr4 tr 490 two sunny BOOHS FUR- I niched lor housekeeping. aplO If i.iim:i)im; AM) AsNTEaX BOAKDING-HOUSS IN PRIVATE VJ family: terms reasonable. 338 Seventh st 17 IpURNISIIED ROOM, WITH BOARD, IN PKI- rate family; references. 603 Polk st my 7 II 99 LAKKIN ROOMS, with or without board. mylO 1 VAN NKSS SINGLE AND DOUBLE rooms; board; clay board.

myB lit THE OLIVER HOUSE, PINE, COR. MASON; miller new management; elegant rooms; llrst- class board; as a desirable family house It must be seen to be appreciated reference required. tf rpilK YEN DOME, 725 PINE CHANGED bands; newly and beautifully furnished sunny looms: table board. MRS E. A.

CHURCH. rjtHEMAKIPOSA. 824 FINE SUITES; -1 first-class board; terms moderate. tf ARLINGTON i TKEARNY-PLEAS- ant sunny rooms, en suite aud Blngle; flrstelasj Hi every respect: terms reasonable. jalO tf HOTEL CLARENDON, 674 FOLSOM UNDER new management; European and American plan; sunny rooms; everything first-class; special rates to tourists; take lloward-st.

cable to Second street. ap2o lm AI SUTTER, HOTEL ELSMKKE NICELY 1 I CJ) furnished sunny bay-window suites with board: hot baths and use or parlors for and $75 per month also bright single rooms, $30. $36. $40; everything Dome-like and tf A MERICAN EXCHANGE HOTEL, 319 AND 331 Saiisome Kan Francisco; board and room $1, $1 25 and $1 60 per day; tree cuacu, WM. SION BOMERY.

proprietor. Jy2l tf INGLE ROOMS 150 A NIGHT. LIN DELL House, cor. sixth and Howard. anlltr MONTGOMERY'S TEMPERANCE HOTEL.

327 and Second Single meals 25c board room per day. 75c to $1 by the week. 74 10 $3: coach in and from the hotel. aiiJltt HOUSCS. I.

tJRNISiIED HOUSE OF 7 ROOMS TO KENT I for summer; reasonable to right party, li. D. SMITH, Dwlght Way station. my 18 fpO KENT IN THE RESIDKNCB lor the late C. 11.

HKIKIES, situated on College within a mile or the state University; house contains all modern Improvements; stable, ch.cken houses, etc. 3at res of land with fine orchard con- taining 11 varieties or choicest Iruits; view un- surpassed easy of access by both broad and narrow- caugc railroads. Address communications A. L. 11., V.ox 12, this office.

myl3 KESOKTS. SANTA CRUZ TO Ft) K- nlsbed cottage of 6 rooms, stable, etc. McEW EN 508 California Room 6. myl I tt KENFIELD HALL, MILES FROM SANTA Rosa; beautiful grounds: lovely mod- ern house: lolty rooms. MRS.

A. SOLOMON, Box 322, Santa Boaa. myll 14t AETNA HOT MINERAL SPRINGS, THf7aMErT can Ems: water unequaled on Pacific Coast and will relieve or cure all curable diseases. Write for circulars to W. H.

LIDELL, Napa Cal. 11l 10 1m WANTON HOUSE. PESCADERO, SAN MATEO 0 County, the favorite resort or the Pacific Coast; hotel and cottages all newly furnished; lovely grounds: also the famous pebbly beach, where are round agates, opals, topaz, moonstones, emeralds, water crystals and many other precious stones; good trout Ashing and wild game; board reasonable; special rates for families. MRS. S.

W. SWAN TON. my 7 tf MONTE" HOTEL, SAUSALITO HOT -LJ salt-water baths. niy3 4 1110 VUIET HOME FOR A FEW BOARDERS IN Browus Valley. Address MRS.

L. C. WRIGHT, Napa, Cal. ap2s LAUREL GLEN FRUIT FARM; GOOD ACCOM- XJ modatlons. Address P.

O. Box 159. Napa City. 6m fIIAMALPAIS VILLA. TAMALPAIS STATION.

1 Ross alley, nr. San Rafael; salt water bathing: commodious grounds: Hue drives: pavilion: take Sausalito terry. MRS. PETER SMITH, proprietress CIIII.PHKS BOAItPIiU. a'chTld to take care of: will have motherly care from 6 months to 3 years.

11. Box 157, Cai.l. c-fflce. DELIGHTFUL HOME FOR 2 CHILDREN: XJ beautiful garden near school; affectionate care. MRS.

ANNIS. Box 88, Cai.l. Branch Qffice.niylS (CHILDREN OK INFANT CAKED FOR BY GER. Kj man widow. Address M.

Box 158, Call Branch Ofnce. inylH THE CAKE OF A CHILD BY AN EXPERIENCED lady: a mother's care given. Call at 11221 a Broadway. inyl7 1 ADY WANTS 1 OR 3 CHILDREN TO BOARD. MB my 15 SUNNY CHILDREN'S HOME IN -I private family; terms $12.

Address E. Box Cam, OIIiCB. BTOBKS TO LKT. I OMPLETELY FURNISHED BAOE SHOP. BDIT- able for tailor; machine, Irons, etc.

622 Clay Room 12. my 18 SPLENDID WORKSHOP WITH LARGE HACK 843 Mission st. myH) LARGE STOKE: 4 Rooms'; GAS; WATER; O. large stable. 202 Twenty-third st.

18 BASEMENT, SUITABLE FOR PAINT- dhopaudpapar-banzlng: 1 year's rent given In work. Apply on premises. 26ai Mission st.lB LET AT 518 WILLOW BET. OCIAVIA and Lacuna, carriage-house, with stalls for 2 horses, or would be suitable for an expressman. Ap- ply at 648 Howard st, near Second.

my 18 STOKE ON PACIFIC NEAR POLK: 5 looms, with fixtures rent $20. inylH SE. -ii. FIFTEENTH AND FINE opportunity for grocery or drug-store: no drug-store in neighborhood: rout low; suitable fcr any other business. mylB FI I.LMOKE-STORE WITH 3 I W.

B. HUFF Jfc 2405 California Street. my 17 ROOMS; SUITABLE FOX BARBER. 11 58 Golden Gate aye. my! 7 tt LARGE STORE; 4 ROOMS; YARD; LARGE XJ basement.

1134 Howard st. myla tf rPO LET-STORE 30x70. AND CEMENTED 1 basement 60x70. 39 Stevenson st. myl6 755 FOLSOM ST.

$33, 834 Howard st. Fifth st. $26,823 Howard St. B-5 Howard St. 10, 11 11 1 Valencia st liv- Valencia st.

$35. 21 Everett st. with bake oven. tHAS. ASUTON.

411 Montgomery st mylS lot HIS SANSO.MK. NEAR JACKSON: 1 floor, 210:1 Mission, ur. 17th. NE. 24th and Church.

YON RHJstN 524 California. mIS tt FART OF STOKE TO LET. 31 CALIFORNIA myls mOP FLOOR TO RENT. SUITABLE FOR BOOK- uluilery, artists, etc. very light and desirable.

27 Main st my 15 I 'it OFFIVKS LhX gkound floorTfor doctor or dentist. 409 Mason st: sun, my 15 7t OFFICES COX. FBONT AND CALIFORNIA: COB. California and Kearny; 616 Banaome, near Jackson, top floor. YON Jill KIN 524 Cali- fornla st.

my 11 tt CORN EX SUITE. FURNISHED OR UNFUR- nlshed, for uftn -es. 119 Fifth top flat. 13 7t 9 LARGE BAY-WINDOW SUITES SUITABLE for offici 1. 119 t- if Mi St.

first flat myl 3 STOUK Fl XlL BMB. aiT, casesTdEsksT doors, sash, bought and sold. Pioneer store, ii and 27 Tenth st, formerly 1632 Market St. £22 It BAR FIXTURES. COUNTERS.

SHELVING" thow-i-a-i-s. sash-doors, at 223 lost st Je9tt CHEAPEST PLACE FOR COUNTERS. SHELVES, sbow-casen; offices A- stores fitted. 334 Geary. 2tt SI I.

UAL NEW BAR-FIXTUKES FOR SALE; stores aud offices titled up at the Baldwin Car- I 1 nli-r siiop. 319 Sutler st. show room 018 Geary, tf LOST. IN FRIDAY. MAY POCKET- hook containing $40 In greenbacks ami check on 1.

Mills' Bank of Sacratu jnto. Return to 814 lienry Oakland, aud receive reward. I OST-ON MAY IN WESTERN ADDITION; dog: Tag Finder oblige by giving notice to 1826 Kfldy nt. SKAL.BKOWN OVERCOAT. RETURN to DR.

Halpkunek, 850 Market and re- ceive $5 reward. 1 OST A BUNCH OF KEYS. WEDNESDAY last, between Third and Seventh sts. Please re- turn to 1317 Fuouiu st. and liberal reward will be given.

mylB MAY 17, MILK-BOOK. AT 35 Eddy milk depot my 18 A MASTIFF DOG. RETURN TO 1525 Sutler st and receive reward. my 18 MAY 13-WHITEFOX-TEKRIEK BITCH. -i Suitable reward if returned to Seventeenth and Eureka Ms.

my! 7 1 OST-A PASS-BOOK WITH THE HIBERNIA -I Savings and Loan Society of San Francisco la the name utjjCATHKKINK PKENDEKGAST, No. 107,431. Tho tinder will please return to Hank. 15 'I'HF S. F.

COLLATERAL LOAN BANK, i.li Kearny leuds money at 2 per ceut per month on watches, ami jewelry. L'OUND-2 RINGS. OWNER CAN HAVE SAME by calling at "Kcnton," 712 Room 27, and paying expenses. $2O IN UOLD BY PURCHASING A merchant tailor-made dress suit for $20; mer- chant tailors' price, $40. ORIGINAL MISFIT CLOTHING PAKLOHs, corner Post and Dupout streets.

rCrHOMAsTTiiiLL, oTHjTEXLXrwPTiuiLi? Ing; oSlce honrs, 9 to 5. ap24 EAUTIFUL SET PAINLESS EXTRAS' 1 I 9 I) 50c; gold plates; bridge work; crowns; nlllntrs; Oil at lowest rates. DR. C. A.

I'EKKY, 8 Mason street. ilcs tf DR. KEA. 533 MARKET, EXTRACTS TEXTS 60c; with gas lor $1 open evenings. tf KOOME DENTAL ASSOCIATION, 759 MAE- ket, gas specialists: only safe and reliable an.ej- thetlc iv uso; simple, harmless, pleasant and sure; artificial teeth from $7 per set; tilling from $1: ex- iracting.

60c; with gas. $1. myS) 12m I LL NEWSPAPERS HAD LONU ARTICLES IN them stating that the Insane asylums are full at people who took gas only once for painless tooth at- traction and went crazy My secret painless method Is woudcrrui. By Its use any dental operation may be done painlessly. Will forfeit $100 for any tooth that I cannot extract without sleep or gas, even though a dozen dentists have failed to extract iL All operations done better than elsewhere, since I bave seven first prizes for beautiful fillings, plate ami crown work.

Tbereare 5 Leek dentists. Office open till 9:30 Sundays till 3 DX. UEOKUE W. I.EEK. Ii OC9 tf FULL SET OF TEETH FOR $7 FILLINGS AT -'V lowest prices: work warranted DK.J.

W.KEI 841 Market opp. Baldwin. aulo tf DR. H. WILSON, MARKET st.

bet. Firth and sixth, oup. Mason. tt DX. CASSILLV 'S PAINLESS DEN TA rooms, 202 Fourth st; best teeth $4 to ex- filling 2jc- to halt price to poor.aß tt IOLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION 800 MARKET St.

(Phelan Building); gas specialists: positively extract teeth without pain; only office that makes and gives the celebrated "Cotton 30,000 ref- erences established I860: all operations in dentistry performed. DR. CHARLES W. DECKER. fe7 tt DX.

A. LUDLUM HILL, 1443 MARKET BKT. 1 Tenth and Eleventh; no charge for extracting nhen plates are made; old plated made over like new; teeth from $8 per set: extracting 50c. in4tt $7 A SKI' FOR TEETH; WARRANTED A3 i good as can be made; rilling $1. DR.

SIMMS, dentist, Market licit Baldwin Theater. tf I BBSOJiB IN 'water I i portraiture; landscapes In oil. HOUSE A- SON, Murphy my 17 lin A LOCK WOOD STUDIO, 333 HAIGHT painting, modeling. etc studies rented. FRENCH, FLUTE AND piccolo (old and new methods) taught: cents lesson.

W. FORD. Polk St. myl 1 El). CKANDALL.

TEACHER OF SINGING. 402 Golden Gate aye. my 1 1 6iu ARIE HALL'S MUSIC parlors PIANO harp and vocal lessons. 120 Eddy st. Apia 12m St.

SHOUT-HANI AND TYPE-WRITING IN- stitute: per month: Kearny st, cor. Clay: Pitman system: books.etc, free; ev'gclassea. 7 Bin SCHOOL OF CIVIL, MININU AND MECHANIC Engineering, Surveying, Architecture, Drawing, Assaying. A. VAN AILLEN.723 Mark't all? BALD'S itUSIINESS COLLEGE, 24 POST ST Double-entry book-keeping, peumauship, shore- hand, typewriting, telegraphy, all uicludeilu business course under one of $75.

je'il) tt PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE. 829 POST it. Life srholarstnu. $75: day ami evening. ATTUItN ney.

34 Koarny St. niylB 6m I i J. BEATTIE, LAWYER. 204 DEARBORN I.J. Chicago, 111., conducts cases In all courts; 35 years' practice; counsel free.

myls JOHN A. WALL, ATTORNEY AT LAW. st, Koouis 10, Hand 12. my 15 61110 DIVORCES A SPECIALTY; no publicity; quickest time: legal everywhere; 110 charge uiilcks successful; probate, damages, col- lections, etc. terms reasonable.

T. EN'GLEY. At- torneys' ASMK'iatiou, 11 Kearny St. tr i DVICK FREE; DIVORCES A SPECIALTY; privately; 15 days: legal everywhere: no charge unless successful; probate, collections, etc. responsible attorneys; all courts: terms reasonable- established 10 U.

W. Ho li, 30 Kearny sr.lV tt U' W. DAVIDSON, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, MO tt California 1-15; ailvleu free. d3 tf ST(IKA(iK. ACIFIC STORAGE CoT 301 STOCKTON furniture Him ni- rch.imlise: advances made IS tf I.IUKNITUKE STOKED STERLING FURNI lure 10.19.

1041 Market. Kosentliai 7 tt tiAUPmisia liuiLUKiia. J. V. LAWRENCE.

CARPENTER AND BUILDER, 619 st. cabinet work and fitting up ofliciti I.ro:.i(ii.;y lo: you. information wanted of sabah jave LARKIN.a native of Townlaud Lunay, I'arlsb Uesrrtniartiu, County Deny, Ireland, who left Ire- land about the year 1853 and sailed from New York City for Sail Franc sco In 1859 or '60, or there- abouts, and to our knowledge has never been heard of since. Her snare or portion of the Rosanna Moss estate Is now held in trust for her by the executors. Any Information will be gratefully received by FELIX I.

AUXIN (brother or the above-named Sarah Jane I.arkin) and JOHN KKf-NAN, 7 Ninth New York city, Executors estate Rosanna Moss, deceased. my 6 Ist ex So SELLING OUT ENTIRELY; GENUINE EYE- glasses, specs, 15c up. 65 Fourth next to bakery; Sundays: 728 Market In Celebrated Ladles' Glove-store, 1 door from men's hat-store. ADVICE FP.EE; DIVORCES SPEKDILvTno -rv publicity; legal everywhere. R.

SCOULAR. Attorney, 31 myl Urn CABINETS PER 07... ELEGANT water-color picture In Kilt frame free to every sitter. WILSON'S, 22 Kearny. my 18 7t 'I'O OUR PATRONS AND THE GENERAL PUB- i A.

ESDOR, the well-known grocer of 501 Jones has opened a new and elegant grocery- store at 801 Ellis and Intends carrying only a first-class stock of groceries and liquors "for family use. Thanking our many patrons for their patron- age in the past, we reipe.tiuiiy solicit a cotitlnu- ance of their favors. myl7 7t AERIVED-OLI) GLORY MANILA CHEROOTS: they are the best: try them. my 17 ARRIAGE PAPER AND PARTICULARS OF our society that pays $1000 at marriage, scaled. lOC The Herald, Box 33, station A.

S. F. I HARRIS (NEE DE VOCTER) HAS OPENED the Pacific Kxchanee; choice wines, liquors and cigars. 520 Pacific st. niyltt 1)1AMI LESSONS GERMAN LADY: HALF hour 25 cents.

931 Market. Room 32. my 18 12m 1-iU! LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S FINE UNDER- -1 wear, to order. Room 142, Bancroft Uldng. 15 lm AT 128 KEARNY.

ROOM 9. YOU CAN BORROW money at low rates; private rooms for ladies; pledges for tale; take elevator. au7 tt ADVICE FREE: DIVORCES A SPECIALTY; NO publicy: quickest time; legal everywhere; no charge unless successful; probate; damages, collec- tions, etc; terms reasonable. T. ENGLEi, Attor- lii vs Association, 1 1 Kearny st.

9tr DRESSMAKING STYLES; SEASON- abIe prices: orders by mall promptly executed; lit guaranteed. MRS. M. IB HABAM.9S7 Mission. REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE AR- rest aud conviction of any person or persons rangbt tearing down signs ore.

A. Kllnkner Co. at 320 Sansome st. from telegraph poles or lamp- posts. my 14 tl 1 IF YOU.

WISH TO HAVE ELEGANTLY J' fitting suits, handsomely draped, made for $8, please call at MRS. MORRIS', Geary. 14 FOR LAWN HOSE, NOZ- lies, sprluklers, reels; free delivery to any place. CHAPMAN'S, IS California Mreit. my 15 7t ADVICE FREE-HOW TO CURE NASAL CA- tarrh.

Address Victory, P. O. Box 1772, city. niylo I in YV'ILLIAH R. GALLAGHER HAS REMOVED his furniture business to 1241 Market near Ninth; cheap rent makes low prices.

ap2 tt ONT INSTALLMENT DRESS-GOODS, silks, sealskin and sealette cloaks: also carpets, furniture, lace-curtalns, blankets aud folding-beds at 31. FRIEDMAN 4 CO. 'B, 228 and 230 Stockton ht. Why pay ready money when you can buy just as cheap by making a small cash payment down, balance weekly or monthly? An Inspection of our stock is respectfully orders by mall for goods or samples promptly aUemled to. 228 and 230 Stockton cor.

Post: open evenings. apl2tf "I ESSONS HIVES ON GUITAR ONLY: NINE J-J experience as teacher; terms very mod- erate. lies. SIUYL A. SPENCER, 106 Mason.

66m DR. EAR, THROAT AND chronic ailinenU. Room 6. Murphy lildg.inytJ lm HOME FOR INVALIDS; TREATMENT, "SAL- lsbury Method." DR.MILLER. I3th and Howard pERFECT-FITTING TAILOR DRESS MADE IV 21 hours for $15, sjii.

$25; Roods all found. MRS. M. DAVIS. 234 Taylor upstairs, mrl tt MONS.

S. STROZYNSKI HAS CREATED A NEW style of hair-dressing for the coming season; also, he has his own and only patent process for re- storing bleached and gray hair; hair-cutting done In most becoming style by six competent artists; hair shampooing aud drying by patent machine; un- equaled in the United States. S. STROZYNSKI. leading lady's prize hair-dresser, cor.

Ellis and Powell sts. ap3o lm CHEAPEST AND BEST PLACE TO your carpets cleaned and relald. JONES' Par- ftct Carpet-cleaning Works, iJ and Eighth telephone 3124. oca tt BEDS EXAMINE OUR NO. 1001 mirrored with large plate 18x40: walnut, oak aud cherry; cash price elsewhere our Installment mice only $50.

M. FRIEDMAN 224-230 Stockton cor. Post: open evenings. tt "I ADIES ARE NOT CONSIDERED STYLISH 1-t unless they wear one of the latest front pieces originated by iluNi. hTUOZVNSKI, cor.

Ellis and Powell sta. ap3o lm MMX. PATH'S FASHIONABLE OF hair can be produced with Hene powder, leaves or extract. Just Imported fromlndtiuy S. STRO- sole ageut, 101 Powell San Frau- claco.

ap3o lin WE HAVE A NUMBER OF FULL DKESS SUITS to hire for balls, parties or funerals at a reason- able price, ORIGINAL MISFIT CLOTHING PAK- LORS. cor. Post and Dupout su. DEL EWTON'S EVEN PARLORS, 123 Grove near Pavilion; all dental opera- i lions performed till 10 r. Sundays 4 p.

M.ap27 tf Dlt. J.MILTON BOWERS MOVED RESIDENCE to Kildy oftice 1 Fifth. tr MISS HOliG, 5-'B IiEARY FUNERAL AND natnral Bowers of all kinds preserved. ap26 12m DRESSMAKING, 1223 MARKET, BOOM Stylish suits made and a perfect fit guaranteed for $ti and upvsar I. MMg.

LA MONTAGNE.ap2S tt SNOOK. PLUMBERS, ROOFERS, GAS- VI fitters, tin, copper and sheet-Iron workers. 830 Sacramento near Kearuy telephone 1727. aid tt DRY UOODS ON INSTALLMENTS. WITHOUT lateral', 4ress carpets, bedding.

Jewelry, pictures, mirrors, hanging li.ips, clocks, etc. carpets from Bsc upward. J. NOON A3 d- 1021 aud 1023 Mission bet. Sixth and open evenings.

tf HHiHEST PRICE PAID FOR CAST-OFF CLOTH Ing, gold, Jewelry, books. KLEIN. lOi) Sixth, tf WINDOW SHADES MANUFACTURED TOOK- derby WILLIAM McPHU.v. 1195 Market. 21 It A GREAT BUSINESS WE CAN" save you 50 per cent by purchasing a merchant tailor-made business suit for if 15; merchant tailor's price $30.

ORIGINAL MISFIT PAR cor. Post and Dupont st-s. PIONEER CARPET-HEATING MACHINES DO the best worn. J. SI'AULDING 4 353 Te- haina telrplione 3040.

apl2 tf ANDREW- MEET me corner POST AND liupont, to select a uobby spring suit made by a merchant tailor for $30. our price $15. ORIGI- NAL MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS, cor. Post and Dupont sts. 1 LEANING; 3 TO 5 CIS.

PER YARD; the best work guaranteed or no pay; telephone ST2H. a. STRATTON-. 1211 Market st. spa Gin SCHOOL OF MASSAGE AND PHYSICAL ture.

A. G. URETH.a-21 Post St. tf BE ADVISED IN TIME TO PURCHASE A MEII- J' chaut tailor-made spring suit In 3 or 4 button cutaway for merchant tailor's price $40, ORIGINAL MISFIT CLOTHING PARLOUS, cor. Post and Dupout sts.

ALL FLESHY PERSONS CAN BE REDUCED A by using DR. DU HOIS' Antl Obesity Tea, warranted harmless and pleasant to take; also an infallible cure for constipation. Kept by all drug- gists. Depot, 4 Slitter Room 33. iur2o fiARPKT-CLEAN tNO.

3C PER YARD; CHEAP- es; aud best in the city. J. E. MITCHELL Fourteenth st. ap2tf I ON'TWAIT UNTIL IT IS TOO LATE 100 pairs spring stylos lieht-colored trousers made crack merchant tailors for from $10 to $15: our price $4 50 to ORIGINAL MISFIT CLOTHING PAULO RS, cor.

Post and Dnpout sts. V'IRST-CLASS CARPET CITY Steam Carpet Beating and Renovating Works, 24 snd -o Eighth largest works in the city; work guaranteed. Address A. W. MANNING, pro- prletor; telephone 3250.

mrb tf EVEN A FAT MAN NEED NOT GO SUABIIILY dressed when we can it you in a merchant tailor-made suit, newest spring styles, for $18; mer- chant lailor's price $35. ORIGINAL MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS, cor. Post and Dupont an. Ut AISTS CUT. FITTED, COLLARS; iv; skirt cut, stitched, braid drapery, belts put on; $3.

MME. MICHAVX, 118 McAlllstr. DITOKCKS- FEE AFTER DECKKE. JNO. J.

COFKKY, attorney. 019 Montgomery St. lel9 tt STROZYNSKI'S INVISIBLE brunette i- powder for the complexion is the best and most harmless in the world. S. STROZYNSKI.

sole manufacturer, 101 Powell St. San Francisco. a3O lm CIARPETB THOROUGHLY CLEANED WITHOUT beating: refitting carpets a specialty. CONKLIN bit) 333 Gate aye. telephone 2128.

13 tt M(KHNNA'S RIDINU-SCHOOL. 1537 MISSION, near iwelfth; lessons given daily. Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 7 to 9, by the well-whown Instructor, J. lie KEN road horses for hire. 13 tt HENRY H.

DAVIS. AT TOSNEY-AT-LAW, 429 California Rooms 3 mid ADVICE FliEE.t£ IVOKCES, WILLS ETC. KIIA.SK KENNEDY, Attorney, 83 Murphy Building. 12 tt 'IVE A TALL SLIM MAN A WE CAN lit you, no matter how tall, in a merchant tatlor- mado spring suit for $20; merchant tailor's price $40. ORIGINAL MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS, tor.

Post and impoat sts. IIOME IN CONFINEMENT, 9SI yolaon st. MRS. M. E.

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