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THE KITE IS RULED OUT. Stockton People Can Sec the Races Better on the Regulation Track. LUCK IfTBH THE . SHOKT-ESDERS.. There Was a Falling of the Favorites, and the Men Who Tike Long Uianm Made Plenly of floney. Special to Tite Morxixci Call. Stockton, Sept. 20.— The second day's racing of the fair was poorly attended, and it is evident that the people are not thor- oughly warmed up for the annual carnival. The day was beautifully sunny, with a cool breeze blowing, and the track hard and fast. The racing was somewhat tame, being very one-sided and confined chieily to dis- trict horses in the slower classes. The short-enders' luck seemed to have come with them from Sacramento, and those of them who were induced to make books had ample opportunities for doing so and making sure winnings. The district yearling trot was won by the Mount Vernon nlly Sadie Me, driven in the best time of 3:05%. First rate for a young- ster. Speculation ruled very lively all the after- noon. Tlia directors have wisely retained the services of t tie First Artillery band from Sacramento, and they played selections be- tween the races in their well-Known artistic style. First Race. The opening race was the special trot for local horses, and four came up for the score Lulu, John L. Sullivan, Maude and Amerutn. John L was favorite at £25, Maude brought $7 aud the field $4. There was au even start at tbu fifth attempt, Maude with the poie trotting ahead, a half- length lead of the favorite. This pair led all around to the stretch in the same posi- tion. Douathan r.iade a drive on John ten yards from the wire, and the mare tangled up, finishing first under the wire on a break, an open length in front of John L. Time, 2:40. Lulu was distanced. la the second heat Maude won in a jng, John L breaking at three different stages in the heat. Time, 2:38%. '1 here was a race in the third heat, Billy; Donalhan driving John L right upio Maude, when he broke on tho kstretch and it looked like Maude's race. The Boston boy came very fast in the stretch aeatn and was at Maude's wheels 100 yards froru home, but broke and swerved, frightening the marc, and she mixed it up, too. John Lcaught the quickest, and coining on took the heat by a length in 2:37%. The short-enders were jubilant, as Mauda had been selling at $100 against 525 in the field. The fourth heat foroisbed some excite- ment, the field now selling first choice. John L went out in front and stayed there to the drawgales. Maude broke on the first turn and again on (ha back stretch, but came at a lively rate, gaining on the mieil- Istic equine every second. Just then the latter made a terrible mix up of it and Maude, trotting squarely, passed him and won the heat and race iv a walk. Time, 2:37& SVMMAKY. Stocktov, Sept. 20.— Special trotting race. Maude, b. vi., by KitliarJs' Elector OVall— fca111vaii)........ 112 1 John 1.. Sullivan, b «., by Dexter Prince iDonstiuut) 2 12 Anterum, b. c, Dy Auterus (I'arkcr) 33 S 3 Lulu, b. m., by Frank Hunter (l.etginser) dist Time, U:4O-2:35y3-:J:37Vi»-2:;J7%. Sicund Kace. Five youugsters were driven out for the yearling district trot, Sadie Me, Cham- pionet. KingDent, Lucky Ticket and Mor- ris. The first named was first choice at $25, Lucky Ticket sold out at S8 and the field for $11. King Dent showed the way to the quarter, where he was passed by the favorite, behind whom MillarJ Sauders drove a nice steady beat and won in 3:07%. Lucky Ticket was driven up to him in the lower turn, but broke, and came fast in the stretcn when he got bis gait, but tangled again nearing the wire. Ch&ui- pionet and Morris got the flag. The favorite won the second heat and race from wire to wire In3:05%, going very nicely. Lucky Ticket and Kuijj Deut broke badly at the first turn and wero both shut out. SUMMARY. S»me day—Yearlinp trot. Mlie beats. Sail;e Me, bt 1., by Moii.it Vernon (.Sanders) 11 J.urky Ticket, b. c, by Trotting hlcket (Ura- ham) 2dS Kill); Will, l>. c. by l'aah» (Maben) '& <1* Morrii, I),c.. by Elect Moore (Jortisu) dt«t CtiaiDpionet, b. c. by C't>aui|>ioii (I'arkerj dlst Time, 3:O7Va— 3:OJVi- Thlrd Kaon. Thero were only a couple of starters in the three-minute class trot, Antioch selling at 523 to £18 for Cora S. The first named tiotted half a leugth in the lead to the half, but broke badly, caught and l«roke again, and the mare went out in the lead and won the tiist heat with ease, Antioch galloping again in the stretch. Time, 2:30. The bett >r» now paid £30 foi Cora S and SIG for Aiitioch. The latter took a slight lead to the quarter, where he broke, moving veiy sorely, and the mare captured the second heat in 2:30. Speculation was now At a standstill. Wall drove his horse now, but, although he went better this heat, he broke up to bits half way down the homestretch and the mare won iv 2:27. &UMMART. Same day— Three-minute trot; parse 1600. Cora S, b. n>., by Klector (Sullivan) 11l Antlorti, br. li., by Mambrluo Wliltes (Mc- Dowell) ; a 22 Jinie, tl9o—2i3*—*&Fl. To-D,ij'« Event*. The races were all trotted to-day on the regulation track and will be trotted thereon to-morrow, as the spectators can get but a very indifferent view of the races on tho kite. There is a capital programme set for decision to-morrow. Tho first race is a fiye- furiong dash tor the ruuner.s, the entries- being, Famous 110, Myrtle 113, Alfred B and Jim B 122, and all will s'art. In the 2:25-class trot six horses will come up lor the word, . Edmia, Macgie, Don Marviu, Waldstein, Colonel May and Loumar. Three are left in for the 2:30-clasa pace, Albino, Major Lambert and Daisy Me. The day's racing will wind up with the 2:35-cluss trot fontwo-year olds. Mohave. Clarayne, Sidlette, Counters and Aaron S are the starters. The poolroom is packed to the doors aud speculation has set in in earnest. The good money should be cut up between the followinghorses: Kunuing, five furlongs— Myrtle to win, Alfrod B the placp. 2:25-class trot— Elenia or Maggie. 2:30-class pace— Albino. 2:35-class trot— Aaron S. The pavilion is nearly completed, and was formally opened to-night In the presence of a huge crowd. The exhibits are tastefully arranged in the interior of Urn really splen- did building, and the tout ensemble rivals the State Fair pavilion. NEVADA STATE FAIR. Canny Scot Once Alore I'roTes Himself ft Kacehorae. Heno, Sept. 20.— The second day of the Nevada State Fair opened with a much larger attendance than yesterday. ; The weather was delightful and tbe track in tine condition. A stock parade took place this morning at 10 o'clock. For the first race, running, half a mile and repeat, for a purse of S-00, SSO to the second horse, Dewdrop, Rt>d Cross, R. 11, Vanity, Jack the Ripper, Nelson, Charger, Jew, Ida Glen and Joe Harding started. Jew won the first boat in :49, and Dewdrop took the next two heats and won the race, Jew second. For the second rac?, the ileno handicap, one and a half mile d;ish, Sl2 added, the entries were: Captain Al, Cauny Scot and Gold JJar. Captain Al sold favorite. Canny i SC"U won In l:. r >7, Captain Alsecond. F.T the third race, pacing, 2:25 clasa, $500 added, Simple, Geo Wapple, Ferritt and Tom Pepper were entered. Wapple, the favorite, won in three straight heats, Boat time. 2:40%. . The display at the pavilion is good and larger than for many years past There will be chariot and bicycle races to-niorrow morning. The chariots will bo driven by ladies in costume, the race to be one-half mile and repeat. ' OIKXED IN THE KAIN. Kaclng in Oregon In the Uan&l Oregon Sort of Weather. Independence, Or., Sept. 20.— Tbe open- ing day of the races began in rain, but the weather cleared at 2 o'clock. . In the first race, running, three-quarters of a mile, Patricia won, Altu3l second, Chiban third. Time, 1:19. Trotting, for. PoU County two-year-olds, Tillywon. Buena Vista Bess second, May third, Best time, 3:'J4. Trotting. 2:50 class, Multonomah won, Lucy Baker second, Dicky Lyune third. Best time. 2:47. - NINTH DISTICICT FAIR. Geary Open* a Successful Exhibit With a Good Speech. ""• \u25a0\u25a0 :\u25a0 • Uohxrbvillb, Sept. 20. — The Ninth ..-•\u25a0\u25a0 •-..•\u25a0\u25a0 ... -.-'-\u25a0" : ' \u0084\u25a0-.\u25a0 i- \u25a0•-..•\u25a0. District annual fair opened here to-day. Trip weather was fine and the entrie- in the stock and fancy horticultural depart- ment good. Hon. T. J. Geary delivered the oration before a large crowd. The race pro- gramme was excellent, the races being well contested. Thejsate receipts exceed those ol last year so far. KCNSINU 11ACES. EesnltJ cf Yesterday's Events at Latonia and Grav«send. Latoxia., Ky., Sent. 20.— Tbe track was fast a:;d tho races resulted as follows: Seven furlongs, Rally won, Mark S second, Alphonse third. Time, 1:29%. Oue mile, Kildare won, Rimini second, Laura Davidson third. Time, 1:42%. Free handicap sweepstakes, one and a sixteenth miles, I la Pickwick won, Senorita second, El Kayo third. Time, 1:48. The Kimball stakes, six furlong?, King Lee won, The Sculptor second, ilaunigau third. Time, 1:17. Four furlongs, Julia Kinney won, iJon- netta second, Sallie R third. Time, 0:55. One mile, Cup Bearer won. Pat Conley second, Bessie Bislan'l third. Time, 1:43, At Graveaentl. Gravesexd, Sepr. 20.—The track was in good shape and the winners were: Six furlongs, Rosa II won, Adelburt second, St. Felix third. Time, 1:15. Five and a half furlongs, Snm Weller won, Courtihip second, Fitzsimmous third. Time, 1:09%. One and a aixteenth miles. Lord Motley won. The Fop second, Algoma third. Time, 1:51%: 'lhe Neptune stakes, six furlong?, Laura Gould colt, won, MiddleUn se.'oud, Procida third. Tune, 1:10. One and three-sixteenth miles, Strath- meath won, Correction second, Masterlode third. Time, 2:02, One and a sixteenth miles, Willie L wou, Nomad second, Roquefort third. Time, 1 :4i». VOTING GOES MERRILY ON. The Colton Kesidence Now in the Lead. Thirteen Oat cf the Twenty Votes Recorded. Six Private Residences on the List. Which Will Win "Which is the most artistic private resi- dence in .*>an FrancUco?" The vote keep 3 broadening oat. giving in- creased zest to the artistic contest. It is a matter for congratulation that our leading artists differ in their estimate of which is the most artistic private residence. It shows that San Francisco has many wealthy residents who are possessed of a keen appreciation of the beautiiul in archi- tecture. Four more artists have been heard from, S. Lando, Nellie A. Steam?, Carl yon P^r- bandt and James Kahler. Thirteen artists have now sent in their vt.tes and two more residences have been added to the list already published. The vote at present stands as follows: The Colton reaidence : .T Ttip Totfne residence 4 Colonel A. Q. Jlatres' residence 1 The nnc Croclier residence 1 W, 11. Crocker's residence 1 The Flood residence 1 S. Lando brings a new competitor into tbe field. He says: "Trie most artistic private residence in San Franci>co according to my taste Is the \V. 11. Crocker building at the coruor of California and Jones streets." Nellie A. Steams says: "I should point without hesitation to the Colton house. "There are other homes much more pre- tentious more demonstrative, if one may use the term, but for simplicity, grace and refinement of outline it seems tome to be vastly auperior to the many architectural jumbles about our city that are thrown, to- gether with little apparent regard for pro- portion. "This is my impression only, for I have no knowledge of architecture." Carl yon Perbandi differs from the others. Hoft»ys: •'Flood's palace is tnv choice. The buill- ing la monumental. Grand and strong iv tbe idea, it is modeled In its details by a thoroughly artistic mind. "I miss something though. The woik of the sculptor, whose genius would brighten and animate the strong features of the architecture. "Figures or groups in bronze, what col- oristic effects they would add to the great lines of the structure." _ t James Kahler is an admirer cf the Colton residence. "Fur many year?," he says, "I have ad- mired the wonderful proportions of the Colton house on California street, next to Flood's rosidence. "Classic simplicity, purity of style I have always preferred to the brilliancy of richly ornamented modern structures, whosearchl- tectural idea is so often more odd than im- posing. "Of al! the many elaborate residences San Francisco has been beautified with within the last eight years, none seemed to mo excellent enough to overcome the im- pression I have got of the Colton bnildins. "Some small ornaments may be rather weak and so arf, undoubtedly, the lions in lront of the home. But I vote for it ju*t the same." The Colton residence now leads by one vole. It received two out of the four addi- tional votes and the Townereslder.ee, wt)ic;i was in the van, now takes second place. The seven votes yet to come in may bring some of the others more prominently for- ward, but it would seem as if the final de- cision would rest with either tne Coltou ie>iience or Towne residence. Which will itbe? CONSUL W'KIWLEY'S FUNERAL. The Comnlar Corp9 In Alteiidance. I'inuaera »• Fallbrarrrs. TLe last solemn rit«3 were performed over the remains of the late Hawaiiaa Consul-Geueral, D. A. McKinley, at the I'alace Hotel at 3 o'clock yesterday :iftt-r- --noon. Over 100 of the nearest relatives and friends of the deceased assembled in th rooms occupied by his family iti tlu> 1,, c and listened to the serv e^s perform* . the BeTS. (i. Gibso-i and E. B. Cburtb. Th« entire c insular corps of th«j city un- assembled to pay official respect to their late member. A number of handsome and costly floral decorations bearing Bawaiiaa mottoes and designs were grouped about the casket. Upon completion of the services tbe ca<ket was home away by pallbearer* Claoa Spreckels. R. J. Creitfhtou, C. N. Pel too, M. M. Estei>, T. B. Shannon, J. K. Wilson, A. K. Coney, and Samuel M. SbortrMM A procession of eleven coaches followed the hearse to the Odd Fellows' Cemetery, where the remains were laid under the sod. THE DUNPHY ESTATE. Special Letters Petitioned For by the Kxecators. Carmen M. Duuphy and Jennie C. Dun- phy have petitioned the Probate Court for probate of the will of William Dunphy, who died on the 17lh Ins., leavlup a very large estate, the value of which is not even approximately known by the petitioners The- petitioners— Carmen M. Dunphy, agedabout 50 years, nud Jennie C. Dun- phy—are named in the said will as execu- tor», and th« devisees are the aaM petition- ers, Mary. Flood, James C. Dunphy (ihe last three being stated as over '21 years of age) and Viola C. C Piercy, aged aboui 11 years. Carmen M. Dunphy is tho wife, Jmnift C. Dunphy, Mary Flood aixl Jam.--* C. Duuphr are tho children and Viol i Piercy the orphan grandchild of the deceased. The will, which has not been Gled, w;is executed on the l.">:h of May, ISSB, wiun the testator was 51) years of nso. Jud?e Levy granted special letters of a I- mini liatiiMi to thßexwcutor.*. THE MORNING CALL, SAN FBA"N"CISCO, WEDNESDAY, SEPTKAfBER 21, 18?>2-ETGnT PAGES. 5 { WOETH A GUINEA AUOS.. ' ; I 130 1 llifif \u25ba Complying with general re- : {quest, ; BEECH AM'S PILLS will in future for the United ; States be covered with j A Tasteless and j Soluble Coating, • completely disguising the! taste of the Pill without in any j ;way impairing its efficacy.; » - Price Jj> cents a Box. '< | \u25a0New York Depot *<S« Canal Street. ! cc2B W«SUMO 1518 TJ.VU FLATS TO LKT-COXTINUKD. . L< )W1; i- LaT: « NICE ROOMS/ BATH? 15 11 Taylor, bet Pacific and Hroadw^y. sels tf \u25a0fCEW FLAT: 6 ROOMS AND BATH. 981 HAK- i.^ nsou st., near Sixth. selo 7t« "\TICK NNY FLAT, 800 HAVES ST.. COK- 1> Webstor; rent . $35. Apply LAN DRY 0. HA- BIN. 413 Kearny st sal tf IUAT 5 LARGE SUNNY ROOMS AND HALL; -I- also flat 3 rooms and yard. Apply417 Clemeu- tlr.ast., near Fifth. bu24 tf MALL-ADVERTISEMENTS ANl> SUBSCRIP- tior.s taken at Cai.i, P.rancli Offices, 603 Larkin st. 339 Hayes st and 2518 Mission st : open till 9:3Q p. m. . L___ hoi>i:m, ris<; KOOMS. 7f?ri HOVV^RD^VuR^sTiElTRTmMirvrrfH I \J*J2 kitchen, for housekeaplng. se2l iit» 79Q CALIFORNIA — NICE FKON ROOM ; I £jO light housekeeplug. - • \u25a0 \u25a0* SUNNY FURNISHED HOUSKKEEPING ROOMS: _no children. 1312 Howard, bet. 9th. 10th. 22 2t« <Hjl 2 ROOMS FURNISHED COMPLETE FOR ViJ. housekeeping; sink, running water. 703 O'FariO 1, bet M>deand Larkin; no children. • OO' I'OIRIII — NICE FRONT SOITK iIOUSK- ££O keeping rooms. - se2l st* QOO HOWARD — FURNISHED ROOMS FOB OOjLi housekeeping. st»i 1 2f Ql{Q M BSION-DUUBLB AND SINGLE SUNNY O\)O mis.; also housekpug; re.isonable. se2o 3t* 1') MOSS. OFF HOWARD, NR. SEVKNTH-3 OR 1» 4 furnisheii rooms forhousekcoolng. se2o 10t» 99jl O' FARRELL(REAUJ-4 SUNNY KOOMS for housekeeping. se2o 3t* 091 MASON— 2 OR 3 FKNISHD SUNNY" BASE- *-*& I ment housekeeiilng rooms reasonable. 20 3* m STOCKTON — *URNISHItD KOOiIS FOR 111 housekeeping: $,1.1 per mouth. se2o 2t* ,', IE MINNA—DOUBLE AND SINGLE: FUK- tJztO iiishedandunfurulsheu rms; bunsekpg. '-0 3* Q»;9 MISSION—LARGE FKONT PARLOR "N OZ^j sunny side; also 2 small rooms; rent reason- able. . se2Q tf 1 Q MOSS. OFF HOWARD, BET. SIXTH AND I O Seveuth— Nice sunny front auT back house- keeping rooms: gas; bath; rent cheap. se2o 2t* t)||C SIXTH- LARGE FRONT ROOM COM- jjVIQ plete for housekeeping; bath. sc2o 2t* I •>/« BRANNAN—FURNISHED OB UNFUR- \u25a0tIOU ulshed iioiisckcepiiu mis. to let; cheap.2o 3* *>7 RUSS-1 OR 2 ROOMS FOR LIGHT IIOOSE- £> \ keeping. se2o 2t«. Cl (\ CALIFORNIA — 2 OK 4 FURNISHED t lO housekeeping rooms: also front room. 20 .Ot* 70C FOLSOM-H'P.N. OR UNFURN. ROOMS; iOU housekeeping; call after 5 j*. m. se!9 3t» C]fl O'FARKELL- BUNNY BASEMENT; FCK- OltJ nlshed tor housekeeping. sel9 tf__ OA7 FOURTH—DOUBLE AND SINGLE NICF.LY OUI rurnlshtQ rooms; also housekeeping. 18 7t* 7.)-^ BKANNAN-, ABOVE SIXTH-BEDROOM I •ZO and kitchen furnished; $8. solB st« I 1 a WELSH, OFF FOURTM-2 FURNISHED Hi rooms for housekeeping; reasonable. s?18 st* rOQ PINB—SUNNY BEDBOOM WITH USB Off O£Q kitchen. se!B st* Q9^.l MISSION — FURNISHKD SUNNY BAY- tJjLitJ'4 window room; folding be<l; houseupg. 18 5* 11 Q MASON—NICK SUNNY ROUMb; >M- -1 lO pleteiy furnisbod tor housekeeping; reason- able; 8<;17 tf C A(* MINNA — FURNISHED ROOMS FOR t)IU housekeeping. au'J-l tf IQAI SACRAMENTO— PLEASANT BUNNY IOUI uufnmlahed housekeeplni' rooms. Jy'-'l tf 1 Or 1 HOWARD— SONNY CORNER BAY'-WlN- lZtl'i dow room furnl.slio-1; yrlvllego Ultcben. tf 717 O'FARITtLL-PAIiLOK FLOOR; 3 ROOM?. 111 completely furnished forhous&keeplng.se? tf QQQ BODY— PURNISRBD FRONT AND BED- OOt/ room; reasonable; privilese cooking, set* tf JESSIE-FLAT 8 MUK UNFUKMSHED O\J room»: r<*nt $14. au2B tf I JOA MISSION— BAYWIN DOW ROOM l"lt)U;tii. I kitchen; housoneepz; goa; bath. lot /\.> WASHINGTON— SUNNY. UNFURNISHED O\)<£. homekeeping rooms; running watt-r. 7t* *>/tT Q OLAY, NEAR FILLMORE — 2 LAROE £.110 rooms; yard; water; rear: »S. selO tf 1 O FELL — 3 SUNNY FURNISHED HOUSB- -1 — keeping rooms: complete; yard. ge!4 lot CAQ ELLIS-2 SUNNY ROOMS FURNISHED «JUO complete for homekeeping- se!4 tr_ -[ Ql AND 15i/ a POWELL— THE KWELL; i- O'* .sunny double and single rooms. sel3 tf KOOMS TO LKT. 8 MASON. COR. MARKhT-SLNNY SIITES; single; offices for doctors or dent sts. se2l st* Tj •» ) X LEAVE.S WORTH — LARGE UNFUR- -1 U—«J nUhed room. se2l 3t» A I /it JESSIE— 3 ROOMS INKEAR. -I-lU3 se'.'l 2t« - r VASSAR PLACE, OFF HARRISON ST.. NEAR 0 Third— 3 liny roonn; bath; closet; $13.21 3t« £1 FIFTII-SUNNYPiTo r AND BACK PAR- *J-L lors; suite or single. se'il3f 79CJ CALIFORNIA— NICE FRONT KOOM, SUIT- I M-O sbie ror two; reasonable. • l[\||'j! IIAKRISON, NEAR SIXTH-SUNNY JLUUOg front rm»; neatly rum. ; private fainlly.* 3k»r. FlrlH-FUKNISHED' HOUSEKEEPING, Q£.O partly furnished. aio to $16; also single. * QI7 HOWARD—2 PLEASANT JtIOLSf.KKKP- i/l I Ingrooms. se2l 21* OQ VI i:leventh — sunny unfurnished — ?_>•) rooui.», with closet; private tamlly, se3l 2* 91 '-U' MAKKF.T-NKA iLY r UXNIBHI D —1 OU roo i:s conipleto for tiouiekeepiiig or oth- erwis?, at preferred. • »Q f3 NICE KOOMS. 247 CLARA ST.. ISE C %pO. Fifthand Sixth. soil 3i* 7AQ POST- LARGE SUNNY iTKONT ROOM; I \JO aisosluglo room. . se2o at* A£*C)l MINNA KOOMS IN THE UEAR. -jlj^-i se'.'Q St* 7Q9 SUITER-2 SUNNY fRUNT ROOMS, FUR- % OZi nlshed: $25. , se2o 7t* 1 v9Q MISSION—FURNISHED SUNNY SUITE I'- — rms. :private family ; ref. exchanged. '^o 2t* Ql Q EDDY — NICELY FURNISHEO MNW 0 1 0 to, or suauy unfurnished iuite: reason- able. seJQ 2t» 1,49 S VKN 111 — 1 LARGE UNFURNISHED 11-. BOOM; Girard Hons*. se2o 7t* f\9'» POST-FRONT DOUIiLIi ROOM; ALSO O—u sunuy single; batb; gas. se2o 3t» 779 Mission ST.-SUNNY FRONT ROOMS I 1^ and single rooms. selB 4t* 9A7 JONES — SUNNY KOOMS, FURNISHED, ~U 1 for 2 gentlemen; al3O others. se!B ist* f'f) .TI11KI) — THOROUGHLY REN«i VATED Ou nice front suites aud single rooms for sick peo- ple; also housekeeping rooms; country trade and transient solicited; rent reasonable. selS 7t O»> RDDY — LARBB SUNNY PRONT ROOMS; Ot) also single; $1 50 to $4. sal B4t* /ll Q GEARY-SUITES $25. UPWARD; SINGLE 11 V rooms $10. up; newly furnished. selB 4t« 777 MAKKKT- KUKNISUED KOOMS.IN SUITE 111 single: housekpg and offices; rent cheap, lm 1 QllU STEVENSON, BE r. T>VENTIKTH AND J O\JV Twenty-first, near Valencia— 2 suotiy fur- nished rooms; single or light housekeeping: rent moderate. sei7 6t* OA] tTkK-MCKI.Y FURNISHED SUNNY O" 1 suite: also single rooms; housekeeplng.l7 tf |AQ MASON—NICELY FURNISHED SUNNY -LUO rooms; en sulteand single; reasonable, 10 lm f* 1 9 KDDY - NICELY" FUKNISHEI>. SUNNY \JIjZi bay-window suite: llgiit housekPKplnj;.sls tf pLKNWOOD HOUSE, SE. COB. SACRAMENTO U and Polk; nicety furnished sunny rooms, single or en suite; cheapest rents In the city. se!4 15t FURNISHED ROOMS WITH SPANISH FAM- -0 liy. '.>-'.*' Jackson st.; le<irn lan^iuge. so!3 t^ RAQ BUSH— NICELY FURNISHED FRONT O\JU sunny rooms; en snlte. Blnglo; chenp. -.i.i lm 9QI SIXTH— NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS: EN — • 2 aulte. single; other rm»: r.-.i-...:iable. dell lm 1 I - a. SE. COR. SIX 111,V MINNA-ELFGANTLY iI O furnished sunny rms; snßea, Mnglos.sell lin r I Q TAI LOR— I. .X BOOM. NICELY* *J IO furuislied; board optional; rrem-h cook- lng. eat lm 91 Q TURK —"NICELY PURMIBHKD FRONT wLU room; also single; reasonable; bath, satf tf P\fW STOCKTON — CHANGED HANDS AND «-/U— thoroughly renovated: furn. rooms, sulto. sin- gle; reisonable. MKS. MAKDKN, proprietresn. lm il9^ O'PARBBL— FURNISHED SUITE; trZ.U also single and liougekeeplr.i; rooms. se7 tf £•97 GKAKY - NICBLY FURNISHED BACK XJiLt \ p-irlor-. reasonable; liiiinv. se7 tf 79 1 GROVE STKEET— ROOMS AND BATH. }j^2 se4 tf OWl O'FAKKELL - 2 LARGE SUNN FKONT O^iO rooms ulceiy furnished; bath. se3 tf OVAL 110 l I 2« ELLIS STREET— NEW house; Just opened -.incandescent light In every room; first-class readlne-room, containing all dally papori: open all night; rooms per night 35c to sl 50"; week, $1 75 to $7; month. 97 to $30 Jy29 if ('('A I HOWARD (YOLO HOUSE)—FURNISHED Uuiirooms 25e per night; per week $1 up.gel lm THE NEW PLKASANTON, 715 HOWARD ST., 1 near Third— sunny rooms: recently reno- vated throughout: gas: running water; linen changed dally; reading-room; baths; openall night- per il:vy. 60c and np; per week, $1 CO and np.2B lm» ELLI3-NICELY FURNIRHED FRONT AL- -000 cove; also single ro%ins; sunny. au2B tf 37 SECOND (WEBB HOUSE) — FURNISHED I rooms; day, week, mouth, transient, au'2.3 lm riUlB ABBOTBFORD. NW. COR, LARKINAXD I Broadway— Nice, quiet, ireiite«l aud homelil(«: furnished or un:urnt»hed sunny rooms atextromaly inouemte prices; llctn bensekeaplng permltted.4Ct * BLINOTON HOUSE, 127 KEARNY-PLEAS- a ant sunny rooms, en suite and single; flrst-ru»j . In every respect: terms reasouablo. jalOtf Y'OSKMITE HOUSB) 101S MAKKKT ST.. lIET, 1 Sixtb and Seventh; . »5c to al per night; par wefk. $1 f.t> to Sft : single and en suit famllia<2.{ tr BOAKUINO AM) UOOHS. \u25a0rTTrTot^T A Vf A~^TXmfE~^NjTY~FR<)N T lilu alcove suite, with board. selB 7t* 1 (\f\ GOLDEN GATE AYE.. ONE BLOCK FROM iUU city Hall—Furnished rooms, with board: terms reasonable: table board. sal 3 lm MONTHOMERT'9 TEMPRRANCR HOTBL. 31T I>l and 32» Second st— Siagleiaeals ase; boardaat rcora per day, 76e te tl ; by me wee*, ai t*s»:!ra« ccacb to aud' from tbe h»tol. ayJli-f CIIILDKEV 11OAUDKI). V%r"lD O W "vr OUL DTiKFTTmTciTi L D R TO »' board: largny^rd ;best of care. 30 llalght.lBlni IIOULD LIKK1 OK 1 CHILDREN TO BOARD; l.irge yard; best of care: torms reasonable 608 Eightrfnthst, near ("in<«rr«ro. Ml lm STO KKS TO LET. moIKASK—THE BAKERY ON SOUTIICOR^OK 1 Howard aud Eleventh st*., together with res- taurant aud 7 rooms above if wanted: rent very cheap. Apply to P. 0. MOLLOY, 138 Montgomery street. se2l 7t 'I'O LET-RESTAURANT AND BAKERY. WITH i brick oVen: 49 Second »t.. bet. Market and Mis- sion; a fine locnttnn;" $45; water free. Apply to P. C. MOLLOY. 138 Montgomery st. ::. seat 7t SK. COIt nVK.MVIIIIUI) ANl> ALABAMA — Large storo and . basement, with upper flat of 6 rooms aud until "\u25a0 - " Belli 7t* orrnjiH to LKT. rTQ^MAB BBT^SOn'nY FRONT orFICB;SUI? I O'> able for rsal-«st»te agent or doctor. 20 3t* ESK ROOM. WITH OK VfITUOVX DESK. * 218 California at, ruoui 3. saltf-: OAKLAND TIKAL iSI".TK. QN k U 1 > v cXi rjucAsiT ~^ PIEDMONT HOMES. AN OPPORTUNITY. OF VODK LIFETIME TO BUY A BKAUTIKULLor ALONG THK PIEDMONT CABLE. The remainder of tbe Falrvlew Tract to be closed out at once t.) closa partnership utfalrs lv this property. EXCEPTIONALLY EA%Y TERMS AND SPECIAL ntIOBB FOR THE NEXT 30 D4YS. LOT 25 TO 50 FEET 1 KO>T BY 125 TO 150 FEET IN DEITH. # PRICES ONLY *^00 TO $300 PER LOT. 20 PER CENT LES3 THAN ADJOINING PROP- ERTY. SPECIAL TERMS. 830 TJTsiL li A LANCE $7 60 MONTHLY, ONLY 14 MINUTES TO: SKYENTU ST. AND BROADWAY. CABLE CARS EVERY 5 MINUTES. Tlrt Fairvlew Tract is one of tbe most charming locations for a home slt-e on tbo Piedmont Cable ; it Is protected from the b:iy winds aud cold. MAGNIFICENT LANDSCAPE VIEW OF THE ". te . PIEDMONT HILLS. STREETS GRADED AND CITY WATER. ONLY 50 MINUTES FROM BANFRANCISCO. RBMBMBBB THIS is a BPECXAX OFFERING. OF LOW PRICES AND JCASY TXBMB. TO CLOSE OUT TIMS 1 "iiAOP. FIRST COME FIKST SERVED. F-r maps and full particulars apply to M. J. LAY- MANCE A 0., 4titlBth gt.,Oaklaud. Cal. se2l lOt J^NOX ORCHARD. lIAYWARDS. THE REMAINDER OK THIS ELEGANT TRACT TO BE OLOBJCD OUT UPoN KASV TERMS. ALL LOTS 60x160," COVERED WITH FULL BEARING PROIT TKKKS. $250 TO $100 EACH, ONLY$10 AND $20 CASH AS FIR3T PAYMENT. BALANCE $7 50 TO 810 IN MONTHLY IN- STALLMENTS. This elegant property Is located within" three Mocks or tbe center or iko beautirul town of Hay- wuraj, two blocks of horso and e'ectrlc cars, CITY WATER TTI'ON IIIK TRACT. This Uwithout exception the chpap'-st and most desirable property adjoining Hay-wards. Tbo terms sr« made so easy that the fruit upon tho trees will pay the Installments. For maps and full particulars apply to M. J. LAVMANCK & CO., 4C6 Eighth St., Oakland, or FRANK LAKE, Western Union Telegraph oilire, -\varns. ' al. s»2l lOt £•.% FIVE DOLLARS DOWN. Sl-ONK DOLLAR A WEEK I or buildinglots In the ALYIN TRACT, NEAR ITVAI.E, Close to Uaywards Electric Road. ONLY TEN MINUTES RIDS FRO*! OAKLAND. PRICE, $l. r TO *2.->0 KACIL Tract fenced and graded. JACOB HEYMAN, 630 Markot St., and 018 P.road- way. Oakland. selB tf AYWAKUS PROPERTY. —— * 1 2'^-acre i(.t» on clectilc road, In full-bearing fruit; 000 per acre. 1-aere leta in town and suburbs; very cheap. Ranches from 0 to £00 acres; finely improved: easy trrms. Apply to P. WILBERT, Cistro St., uear B. Hay- w»rds. solB 4t Q]A — - — — CABB. — — — - $10. ivy. ' Balaaea 55 to $10 per month; the grandest olfer ever uii«ile on proporty int'Us location. THE DOWLING TKACT. on the direct lino of tho Oakland aud lierkeley Electric lUllway, and the only IOJ-foot street ru:ir:in; fro'n Oiklaud to Berkeley, LABOB LOTS, ONLY f ISO TOBBO9 EACH. . Streets all praded; city water mains lal'l: posi- tively tiie best ana cheapest property ev«r offered ror sale alone; tbls great highway; only 10 minutes to tiM business center of Oakland and only 40 min- utes to San Francisco; double track now laid i.y the electric company; terms only $10 cash: bat- anro at $5 or $10 per month; lots only $150 to $601). IHE DOWLINO TRACT Is the most elevated j n:re of land on t:ils road: 150 feet abuvn tbe sea level, where nature and art hiive combined to mv<o a resort for tas latally thit is absolute perfection. TIIE noWLINii TRACT. TBE GAKDEM SPOT OF ALI Nl A. TIIK DOWLING TRACT, only 5 minutes' wa k from the State Lniveisity and 3 to ths new public .1. tinul. THE DOWLING TRACT will be built up with haudsome houses. There Is not a sectlun of O<k- laii<V« suburbs whero property will increase in value SO rast as In tbls tract Anyperson who is fortunate enough to see this ii'lvc 1itiemrnt bas 110 excuse for not hay tag a house nf bis own, aaiess Itbe nis mtsfottsne to get to our Bees aft tbe last one Is taken. or fullpart cu- i-irs uspsand to see tho property apply to W. C. MOP.AN, l-orln. South Berkoley; take Berkeley tram, it op at Lorln: ( jtrr'.a/e alwars ready to show property; orgo to CAUNALL-UOPKINS CO., 024 Market .it., S. K. »el4 if Cjk>XCASH. BALANCE *5 PER MONTH; 10 k^ZiO lots for sale In tho lesutlful Elrahurst Iract: i r you want to buy a 1 -t on the Installment |..an. and oae tbat will double tu-valiia bi.-lore paid fur, see thes>< lots. For particulars apply at 01.cc lo owner,- J. \V. LAYMANCE, 400 Eighth St.. Oak- I nid. se!s lOt lni KB I BUT DOWN. IU NOTHING MORE, For thoso nrtld large acre lots In the BUTBB TRACT. Lr.rated on tbe Redwood road, near Frultvale station; best chance for safe speculation ever Of- lend : do not fall to see them »t once, as they will t.ot be 011 tie market long; remember, high, dry atid sightly acre lots on the saslest of es.-y terms. A. H. BREED * CO.. se3 tf 460 Ninth gt., Oakland. SPECULATOR!*, ATTENTION I 0 18 arres directly on the. San Leandro elertrlo road; entirely level and well adapted for subdivi- sion; floe chance to make looucy: call;see; Investi- gate. A. H. BREED A CO.. 4bO Ninth st., so 3 tf Oakland. HOMF. SITK OR FOR SPECULATION. Frultvale aye.. near station: large corner property: 380x140 with improvements; only t'6500; terms 10 suit; a rare opportunity. A. 11. BREED Jt CO.. 460 Ninth st. ne3 tf Oakland. Cjj-I ONF. DOLLAR DOWN. ®1. ONB DOLLAR A WEEK. FOR LOTS $150 EACH. AIELKOSE STATION TRACT. I'.O LOTS ALREADY SOLD. 11. B. PINNEY, OWNKK. PO7 MtOADWAY. OAKLAND. OFFICE OI'KN EVENINGS. aul4 tr OAKLAND rUUMTUUK FOB HAI.B. IF r PEN 11 1 RiTyoiTvvavFouod and chkaT. I seen. SCHELLHAAB. 40S Kleveuth st deO tfcoil lIP US EST O 1.X.1. SOC HOUSE 10 NICKSCNNY ROOMS; CHEAP — '). rent. 1058 Howard St. se2o tf TO LEASE— BRAND SOU riir.RN' BOTEL, COR Seventh nnd \u25a0teilefl t>ts., opposite uew I'o.t- office site: i>o large and sunny rooms; 8 bath- rooms; oliice; large dl!iln»-iiom. Kltrlu-n, etc: best hotel proposition la tho olty; 44 front and bay- window rooms: nyilraulic elevator; tern lv all its appurtei >li' •*; will rent very low to a ro- spontltile unu first class tenant. Apply with- in. aul» cod tf 1 Kf)'^ T.AOINAST., (INKPOOR FROMQ KAKY; I Juii Unrurntshed bouse withlo rooms, sunny side, handsomely fitted up; large dtulng-room; rent $50. Keys next door. sc2o 7t» 5 CLEVELAND ST.-HOUSE 4 LABOE SUNNY «Jj^>iiis. yawl and basement se2o 3t* r^TiVM BAY-WINDOW HOUBE—B ROOMS; \J modern improvements; suit.tble for doctor; $33. hW, Dcvisadero and Geary sts. Ml B7t« QKCONI) FLOOR—THREB BUNNY BAY-WIN- O d»w rooms and i>*th aud good ce.lar. 3 Bamp- ton place, bet. Second and Third sts. sem tl Q ROOMS; r. 111 AIL MoDKKN IMPROVE- -0 incuts. 413 Leavenworth; ke-y grorerv. seltf 7t« COTTAOKS TO LKT. <JTT7;OLi?I NQWOOD, BET. 10TH AND SOTH— -I'l Cottage. 4 rooms; large yard. Apply212. 4t* iior WALLER— LARGE 7-KOOM COTTAGE; Jj£.O renl >2f>: watrr free. se!9 St* "VJ"EW COTTAGE-UNOBSTRUCTED MARINE 1> view; rents $22 60: In prime condition; 2626 Larklu St., 1 I lock from Hydc-st cable; get olf at Chestnut St. Apply to W. I. MORGAN, 612 Cal. street. ' nelStf OTTAGE OF 0 ROOMS, BATH. CONSERVA- tory, garden and chicken-yard. 13 Hill St., near Valencia. BEDEKARX * AUBRY, real estate agent, cor. Valencia and Twenty-second, sell tf 7/VI LAIKKL AYE.— 4 ROOMS: BATH; ALL I UJ modern linprovmts; $16. Key grocery. 18 8* SONNT COTTAGE; 5 ROOMS; BATH; KABE- inent; staidw. C.r. Dolores and Fifteenth. 18 ht» fljlQ COTTAGE: HOUSB il BOOMSt CLARA ffli O. n»»r Kirtli st Apply 3::» Flflh st se!7tf fuhnibited iiocsks. O»J*JI MISSUJN^N?CKLV~XNir COMPLETEY O±*Oi rurnlshed flat. 6 rooms and bath. so'2l 7t* HOUSE FINELY FURNISHED: 7 ROOMS AND batb: Mat BoMea Gate Parks to loaso for long term, For further particulars apply to J. B. I.KWI". 438 Montgomery st. «f-7 tf H.ATS TO LKT. OC^ACLIPPEB STrr^R7~CABTRO^3" LARUK Utlu rooms and bath; rent $12. se2l .it* 4 SUNNY KooMS; BATH; CHEAP RENT TO X good tenaut. 16 Lloyd st. se2l tt <2» 1 Q FLAT; ROOMS: BATH;YARD. 1720Va •^> 1 G. Folsom. l-«t. Thirteenth, Fonrteenth. 31 3* uuTrr FLAT: 0 ROOMS: BAY.WINDOW. 7V 8 <S> I'l . Bowieavf.; key at 7. »eUI 2t« 1/LAT 4 KOOMS; *1»; NO CHILDREN. 714 I 1 Natotr.ast. seiO 4t» C">n •' LARGE ROOMS; BATH: MODERN. «jT*-U. 138V< Fair Oaks, iir.Twenty-thmL 20 3t» <Z:*)i\ CORNER FLAT, B BOOMS, BATH; 499 {Jf^''. wHiity-thinl. Key 1105 Alabama. 10 3t« lOWKK FLAT(NEW); 3 ROOMS AND BATH; J rent 14; C2su Ivy nve.. bet. Octavla and La guna. Apply G. 11. IMii-lN& CO.. 14 JMoutgoin- ery st \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 - ' . se»7 7t 1 Q CAPP. BET. KIC.HTKENTH AND NINK- OJO tf-entb; upper flat: 6 rooms: modern. 18 7i* . CjjQA-NICE PARLOR, BEDROOM, DINING- •7'— .* 1 -: ii. kitchen, bath: o. U. closet, eas, ce!- ar. yard: furnished hall. 1917 Geary. selB 7t* iVIAU mTsSIOnTn A ICLKVENTU— SUNNY IUUO rooms; reiitslt>; water free. s»lB7t* (Y| r 4UNFUKNISIIEDKOOMS; I I'l'Klt 01 floor; private family; »25. se!B 7t» nC)\ .McALLISTEK—ELKGANT UPPER FLAT { L 1 7 rooms; bath; rent $37 60. se!7 7l» O-UNNY-CORN FLATS; 6 AND 7 BOOMS P and biuh. X.v at 33 Thirteenth gt selß7t» 1<y\ ERIE— 4 SUNNY rBONT ROOMS;: JOt rent »14. se!s tf MIDDLE AND upper GRAND FLATS oh THE N'.iuheasierly slopn of Nob Hill, west - Hue Stockton st. (Nil, 611 bet. Bush and Pine; h rooms each; sheltered from the wri>terly wluds: sun alt nay; \u25a0> iiiiuuteV walk from t «\u25a0 baalasjal ee&ter; will Iraready fur occupancy Ottuber 1. .-010 if -..--\u25a0-\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0. \u25a0;..-\u25a0'\u25a0' ' • - \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 ' ITY KEA L KSTATK. m|cALESTXB i m MABAH, 1:I;AL LSTATE AGENTS AND INSURANCiS- BKOKEUS, 3UONTGOMKRY ST., NEAR MARXBT. BUILDINGLOTS SOUTn OF THE PARK. $:»30. INSI AlLMKNTS. BJtAUTrrUL MAKINKAND PARK VIEW. Cv the electric road. 18ih aye., bet. Maad N sts.: on Urn line of Struwiierry Hill nnd the new lake; Biog <-.-ish : balance 520 monthly Install meats; graded: fenced; slza »6xlBt>. my2s if WeKr_ C">-(\ I'RIMITIVK HOME. WITH SHED.' IN COi)". Berkeley: linelet, 100: sldewalKed; $25 r. sti, #'..') inoiitltly. fi'ii— 1.. t 80x1*5. with rri-e'<. f"" ni'.nt'jly. LOU Lot on hill; 23x140; $1 monthly. *'J0 monihiy— New eatta<e: 5 rooms, bath. etc. «.et niai« 1000 lots; I <\u25a0 •- r only what I own. CHAS. A. BAILEY, o\TU?r. 20 Montgomery. te'J tf 1 IESIRAULECITY AND OAKLAND PROPERTY 1' to exchange lorsmall improvedand large uulm- proved ranebos. H. M. CAMERON. 479 9th st, Oakland. au'JC lm I'AMoIS JONES TRACT! ' NO INTEBJBSI 11! JUST THINK Of IT!!! NO TAXES JIM' THINK OF IT!!! GAS AN!) WATKB TO KVERY LOT!!! CEMENT WALKS!!! yj to $10 a mouth: blgaest elevation; sandy soil; lots 40x125 feet; lots 50x150 feet. ThH tr-iet Is l ated, as will be seen by our map, between Oak- lMid aud S.in Lc.indro, within touch of 2 railroads nnd within 300 feet of tbe lirit power station or tbe San Leandro electric road, wnera cold, raw winds are unknown: land It level, streets laid out nnd gradod : casaeßt walks; gas an 1 water to every lot ror prices and. asass apply te MAKCUSE Jk REM- mi i., JoaesTale, lower sta*loa, San Lenndro roau; 028 Market st, opposite Palare Hotel. San Fran- cisco; Bay-st. Sstatloa, broad-gauge, and Hlnb-Rt- station, narrow-gauge. Alanieda. se!B 5t SiiWeFr 'ITOR SALK-IN EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS; " flue mnrtarn nnttagna; "1 aad 0 rooms and bath; on r .i..r c.l lines in the best part or the city. For particulars apply to LOUIS BLANK, 121 Eddy street. au3l WeFr tr Cj»l f\ A MONTH WILLBUY A HOMEIN SAUSA- <IpXUIIto. E, D. SPARROW. 828 Market jy» tt v .r.||i| LOT 25rl27:HVi: 2-STORY BAY. rlD'-'OUU. window hoiise: H rooms; batb: all mtHl'rn liiiprovement.i. Inquire 3711 City 18 7t* ALAMEDA aUCAX BBTATB. ffii)AAA BRAND NEW COTTAOB: " ONLY i3±.\i\J\J. *100 cash; balanco easy term. Bl7— - Good bonsa. 7 rooms: large l->t: both b. r- gains: aeetaea. J. S. HANLEY A CO,, 1351 P»rK st., lasaaila. te3l tf 1/INE RESIDENCE CORNER. 150x135; B KST r part or Alumeda; $9500 cas.'i or part exchange; NE. cor. Grand and San Antonio sts. :as whole or In subdivisions. G. ROEOO. U3O Market st gelß7t* MUST ii .soi.D. CORNKR LOT. 75x160. house of 7 rooms, bath, tine stAble. prica Is BMOO UU'KTnal Vilur: cboap iiuii'vs and lots for tale ou easy terms: a, lar>.'» list of Baa Fr.tncUco and Oakland iiop-nty toexchau^o for Alameds aud outside lands. MB& I. 11. CHANDLER. 1320 Paru st. Masonic i:nlldlii<r. AlauiO'la. au27 tt a BARUAIN. •r\ $t>76o; new. modern 2-story no!:se; 8 rooms and bath: speaking tabes: clothes chute; electric bells: stationary waabtnbs; all rooms redwood fin- Isbed; street roa.»daiiii.:c-d atui ceineut sidewalks: exceptloualty flue iibU'hhorhood ; sunuy side of Strret: i; ear" station; lot 60x150; $1000 i'ash. bal- ai:ce $50 per mouth. Apply to H. P. MOItEAL, 1432 Park St.. Alamed*. 1i27 tr __ LOKIN HEAL ESTATE. VEVN .Vi;i<oM ( o ITAUE IN HEART Of LORIN; i' reason for selling account departure, loi 45x 180; beaatUul Bowers; lot .ill fenced: $300 down, balance £35 pel montti. For full address write or call on JAMKB MAOORTY, City of Paris, Ban Fran iscu. an24 wpsa>nt_f_ CUUJiTUY UKAL ATK. wXvFTo ir V l"i; CASH btt (TTiTac : kk s i go d Isnd in Konoma or .Marlu counties. Ad- drees B. WHIT 76B Market -t. •_ A>]l<if) BEAUTIFUL bUBOBBAN BOMB IN «j" 1 M >'. Sonoma: everything handsomely fit- ted: 6-room house, carriage, carrUi.-e-bo;ise. barn, stable, ctilcken-hoiues, lawn, g-ir.leu: choice fruit and grapes. SV/KETSEUABKIGG.". 1021 V, Mkt. * 1 r A ACRES, 2 MILES FROMSANOER, ! REBNO _L«)UCounty; Al land; good houio and farm buildings; 15 acres In vines and orchard, balance ingrain: price SlOO per acre; clear ot mortgag«: will exchange for t:.»>r rancn In any or tbe coast counties. Apply to R, >V WOODWARD A CO.; 902 Broadway. Oakland. se!B 7t • -Hi; BALI OB EXCHANGE. AT GREAT SAC- Trllce, half section ol good level farming land, near 1 v are City; can be Irrigated. Adcri-ss 1-7 1 Thirteenth aye.. Kast Oakland. se!B7t GOVERNMENT LANDS! U FOR HOMfi. OU INVESTJIENTI INCALIFORNIA— FiLtst level farminf lands. Rich black Soil, ready to plow. l.?.i e. Sue valley; railroad through Water ditches now bullJlu;. Jlild climate, freo f uel, cheap lumbar. Work at good wages there now. Laud Ciiibe taiteu without resldeqee. Bead 4c stamp for full luforinatlou to K. vr. LAKE, 6 Flood building. Ban Francisco, Cal.apli tf ONOMA COUNTY LAND-SALE OR EX- Ochange: write fuily. AM'P.EW PRICE. lleai<ta turg, Cal feUtr SCHOOL LANDS. $1 60 TO s?3 AN K3; O>C kJ very easy terms: sold by the State la tracts li solt; no residence or improvements required, all fciiii.s ot lanus, lo mai.y dlflerent counties; seal ttsinp fcr lUt: open day and evenings. F. W, 1 AKi I. Flood nuiidlm 13lf t-.m at i \l. EA7!irs^iu^rNT>>r7 > ) LTKTnC^TToTrrTTF. -. dnuule-entry bookkeeping, nsnaianaiiln. snort- hand, t> -pe-writl telegraphy, ate., all includeil In boalness rnnrw voder one fee i.f »7.. Je3o If pACIKIC BUSINF.S3 COLLB • 820 POST BT.j 1 lifesclioUrsblp .*75: day aud c onlug. oc2o tr Ml EtCANTILB college* NORMAL BOHOOI . i'l Uoiden fiate ft an Neat. Day evmlnrs. 18 tf rpKLKsCOPICSTUDIBS: LESSONS INASTROn. 1 omy. MISS A1.1.0K AN. 220J Flllmore st. set SuWe ln>» / 'LASBBS IN SPANISH FOR LAUIES. 1530 \J Jackson St. sels 7t* rriHl iI;.\NK SCHOOL OF ELOCUTION, BSO 1Market st.— This school will educate only In the true system or aloenttoß and voice culture; 1term only needed; children taught In school classes; fcimi ressoaihle OBce 17. s«i in \1 Jir. GIFFARD HAS KC.SUMKD 888 FRENCH I'l daasesi latest method. IBW Pine st. au3l lm SINGING: VOICE CULTURE. APPLY DAILY, O 503 Powel St.. PROF. J. B. OOILVIK. an!I8 3m yUROPiEAN BOMB AND DAY SCHOOL FOR Jl< gir.i; 2127 Jackson st.; board; Kagliaa, French. <;cn;;an, music, dancing; S'iO per mohlt. special French classes; coach rails 'or pupils. je.'d tt GERMAN PROFESSOR OK THE PIANO; MOST Improved method. Hi Ninth St.- auS 3m T>ROF. D. MANSFTBL9, MANDOLIN. GUITAR, J banjo, compositions. Btndle 1705 Market. au.'! 3m "^t UOOL CIVIL. MUSING, MECBANICAL, BLB : 0 trlcal engineering, surveying, srcalteotore, 3Lt- laying: estab. 18»i. A. \inil»r Nallioii. 7'-i.< M.trt<-. LOST. | OST—MON DA ON VALENCI AST. CABLK- ii car. brown leather satcneL Betora to 320 Baaaoase »t.. room 01. and receive reward. sc2l 2t* J OST— LADY'S SMALL GOLD WATCH AND J fob chum; mounted with .1 a -no nils and rubles; engravnl one side S. H. Kinder lib-rally rewarded by leaving at 327 Duncan st., bet Church and Dolores. MX«. HOKAX. . se2l 2t» 1 DOUBLE-BARRELED SHOTGUN.GOING J J from Hfth avo. to Potrero; return to South San Francisco Provision House receive reward. se2o 2t* I OST-A passbook with the lIIBKKNIA JJ BaVlnzS and Loan Society of Ban Francisco, In thenayieof ANDREW JOHNSON. N a 1.701.44(5. The finder will please return to bask. se2o Ct* FOUND. pAMB ro aSO CHURCH BT, a WHITB p a v ' rot soil U- ASTItOLOGYj MKORRAU, 73 FOURTH ST., FORT I IVI teller; clalrvoyant;Bllf> rea'ler: fee2Sc. sI7 8» MU>. I.EBKBORN, CLAIRVOYANT. MKDIUM. 20 13th st..bet Howard;fee^6o t -.26c.3m A BOY ONLY ONB THATIMPORTS BBNUIRB . Spanish and frencb love powder*. Call or wrlto with stamps, 30 Halglit st. se!3 3m MKS. WILSON TELLS PAST. FUTURE, I'KKS- ent; ladles 50c; gents. »l. io-i Eigbtb jyl 3m ai MB. DR. THOMAS. aOIBNTIFIC REVEALER i»l by eggs and ear.ls : tells entire life, past, pr.-t- -ent future; consultations on all affairs, nothing mx cepted; name given, valuable advies and jure help: rasaares l<mt love by sympathy; mistake Impossible; diseases cii led; lee $1; letter »2. 30 Koarny. 13 ly HE. EXODIUS, CLAIRVOYANT. HAS KO- -moved to 14 Turk St.. Koom 9: fee 50c. o'iltt SI'IKITI ALIMM. Ml -\!ll l.!i: IIBT AND lit BINESS MBDICIft circles— Tuesdays, 8 r. M.; Fridays, 2:30 r. m.; 25c: sittings daily, *l. 1104 Mission st. sell 3m MRS. BHRINEB RKMOVBD TO 1027 MISSION. Circles Mon.. Frl. ovc. ; sittings dally. »e8 .lin MRS, J. J. WHITNEY, CLAIKVOY ANT. TKST medium and life, reader. 218 Stockton. ap2s tt WENT I STS. DR. K. H. BCHULTZB, DENTIST. ROOMS 88-M Marpby building.1230 Market st. so2O 3m Dr. KEA. t»23 MARKET, ext. tkkth BOo; wlthgasfl; tilllngs low; open evenings. ]»3tf NY ABVLI M KKXPBB knows ALLDENTAL . \u25a0-\u25a0 \u25a0 are dangerous; by my wonderful secret local application to tbe gums trr.th mar be fined or extracted painlessly; thirteen first prizes for finest filling, crown work, bridgework and plates. I rec- ommead my dental eollega that h is removed from 1170 Market st. to 1 Fifth st. cor. Market: you cm have good dental work <ione at my college for one- l;;i f the price the - cheapest deutintn charge: tiiose wishing me lo do the work call at my main I'llico, H O'Farreli st. ; examination At both place 3 free. DR. G. W. I.EKK. aUlOtf GT Pf.K SET; TO PLEASK OR NO CHARUE: Q i filling»1; ext. 60c. DR. PERRY. 8 Mason, tr COLTON DENTALASSOCIATION, MARKET L/ St. DR. CHARLKS W. IIKKKIt, jeB tf TTr. H. G. KXTRACTION PAINLKSS; \f plate-work, brldjte-work, teeth without plates, asperlalty. 1841 Polk st myl4tf Vi) PAIN— KXIRACTINO OF TEETH MADB 1> easy, 60c aud #1; artificial teeth rrom nil- Ing from ai. cko.iME Dental Association. 753 Market st, bet Third and Fourth. apl'i tt (j>7 A SET rOK TKBTHI UAKUANTKD Al* <tP • good a« can be made; tiilimjai. DX. si.MHS, I,llst. «30 Market st, next Baldwin Theater. oettt I R.A.LUDLUHHILL, 144SMARKETST., NBA* XJ Itleveoih: n« cnarge for eiuaciiug wn«a pUtaa Me soade; old plates made over uce newi leeta from *t» per set; sitractlng so«; gas given. tit DR. C H. WILBON. DBNTIST.I 111 MA»*BT st. bnt Viftnand Blxtb. 000. Miuoa. miS'.: TYI'EWKITKUS. \I.L PREVIOUS WORLD'S RECORDS j'V broken: 8162 pnrfuct words written in The Callgtaphtn 1 hour at Saratoga, N. Y.,July, 1892; average 136 words per ininute. The Caligraph still stands at the head. See our new black ami whits keyboard. Terms ot sale to suit purchaser. CHAS. K. NAYLOR. gen. agent, IVMontgomery S&aaSl tf STABLKB TO l. XT. ') ] PERRY— STABLE rOK OR lIORSKS: »Jl 4 «oo« living rooms. Apply IiASTON 4 Wl.l'. RIDHH. t.:<S Market St. - St«lBtf - •; HIIIKAI.I. t~^RS^CLABSnn OR^AUB;~AD VAIScBTirADIfc 1 W2-841 MiMlou»L CUAS. L. TATLOK.. ili.t . CITY KKAL KSTATK. /\'i AKIChLL A CU., REAL ESTATE AGENTS &KENT COLLECTORS. 11 BONT6OMI ST.. S. * YEW RESIDENCES ON PKKSIDIO hmuhts. i^ cor. Sacramento and Waiast sts ; each contains 15 rooms, finished in hardwood: plate-^lass doors and ail tiie latest improvements: just completed. O'FARRKI.LA CO.. 1 1 Montgomery St. ftlirul - NKW COTTAGE OF 5 KOOM8; NR, 1 J UU. Cortland aye: 1 b!oi-k from school: size of lo; 25x70. O'FaRRELL i CO.. 11 Slout- goinery st. C? k >nmi WORTH $2W9- COTTAGE OF 0 '"'". rooms aiii bath in tho Richmond dis- trict. ol UiRELLACO.. 11 Montgomery st. Q.;*)"n MUI'I.KY sV.. Ml. STH; OOTTAOE; 0 — O«)U. this 1* a banrata; size of lot 25x75. O'FAKKKLL A CO.. 11 Montgomery -• Q'JOnn DOUGLASS ST., NR. MTH: HOUSE C* — 'J\'\J. of 0 rooms and bath, in flno condition : concrete walk: street graded. O'FARKELL A- CO., 11 Montgomery sr. >-O'a/| RESIDENCE WITH LARGK f^i)«>v;U, grounds la Colma; irult and flower garden ; size or lot 135x120. O'FARKELL I CO., 11 Montgomery st. ..^_____ CMQiIO REDUCED FROM $5250; KESI- -tj!":iOUU. deuce on the sunny side of Elgin Park: 28 feet front: th«- cholcn borne <.f tbU beautiful Street. O'FARRELL a CO.. 11 Moataonsery St. v . if\f\(\ 18THST.. NEAR NOK—2 FLATS OF jj) 'Uulf, 5 aud 6 roouis and b.ith e»eb; brick, foundation, ete.;slieaf lot 25x114. O'FARKELL * CO.. 11 Montgomery st <2 r^Jr\(\ B RODERICK ST.. NEAR WASHING- t^U — OyJ. ton : cottage or 6 roeau and bath; 7- foot basement: brlct fonaaatlon; slzo of lot 25x 87:6. Oh ARRELL CO.. 11 Montgomery st. __ (Jh (-/» NEW HOUSE OF 2 FLATS, JUST O^ • «'". Bulshed: 23d st. near Harrison; large lot aud Bne location. O'FAURELL & CO., il Montgomery st qT\ i\l\ 8 MODERN FLATS; N. SIDE OK *sV.O\J\J. Uaisiit St.. near Devlsadero: con- talning 5, (5 sad 7 rooms and 8 baths: always irnted I«r $7& per month: elagaat homes snrronnd this properly; patent stone sidewalk; street ac- cepted ly city and c&ble-cars pass tbe door; doai'l mis.-, tbis i rtnaity, whleh paya 9 per cent per aiii.iini. . . RRELL A- CO., 11 Montgomery st. C? I 1 i\('\f\ FINE CORNER RESIDENCE ON »7 I L.UUU. Church St.: splendid yew: rare banraln; sizo of lot 89x100. O'FARRELL Jt CO.. 11Montgomery St.. ~\ SHBIKY HEIGHTS: 271 AND 273TREMONT- A kve., south of Frederick St.; Sssedera homos of 6 an : 7 rocnis and bath, respectively; just bnllt; the owner ou ttie premises to-day ; luuke an oiler. O'FARRELL A CO. Q l'-'iH 2 FLATS ON ALABAMA ST.. WILL v!'i-.«)l'. be sold on Installment plan. bet 21st aud 22d: a fine UiYesßjsent. paying $*0 per month: alze of lot 26«1OO. O'KARKELL * CO. AOj'OA LOT ON THE CORNER OF SAN (JrOtMU. Joseave. and Day St.; 38:6 feet front and 200 ftet froui the electric-road terminus. O'KARRELL & CO.. 11 Montgomery st. U.lll) IMIAMA ST.. NEAR BTU; STORE C~l''V'l'. J«:ul flat renting for $4:< per -nth; size of It 25x75. O'rARRELL 4- CO.. 11 Mout- E»mery st. W'.itnil JACKSON st.. BET. BRODEBJCE « »\'V ' V .and Baker; one of the most Charming COttaKCS, contatuliig 6 rooms, bath aud lanndry; size of lot 25x127 :8V4. O'FAKRELL CO., 11 Mon ttornery st. Q]Q r\(\(\ JONES ST.. NEAR TURK; DOWN- tjp J O.UUU. town property; laconte Jt6s per mouth; Use or lot 27:0x107:6. O'FARRELL & CO., 11 Montgomery st. AOQCA COZY COTTAGE ON 9TH AVI NR. »^->*-«>l-'. California st.; size of lot. 33:hxl-'O. O'FARKELL 4 Co.. 11 Montgomery St. r.-n(| H' — BKST LOCALITY OK THE 0 l \)\J Falrmouut Tract. $850-Cnmberlaud: 3 lots 25x114. Sllso— Kiizabt-th st. neai Douglass: 25x114. $1350— Bryant st. near 25th; 25x100. $1400 — California aye., ne»r Cortland and Mis- sion st : 30x100. 51450— Masonic aye., nr. Golden Gate; 25x106:3. $1850-19thst., near Cbnr b; 25x100. $!9lK)— Sacramento St.. near Locust; street rnac- sdamized aud concrete walk; 50x100. 52100— Fulton St.; Panhandle lot 25x137:0. 92250— South Broderick St., near Bueaa Vista Park: irrand view. S3UsU— Fell St., near Lott; 25x137:6. *4250— n\v. cor. Rldlej and Scott sts.: 31x119. i- l)i>— Oas St.. near A-uoury : 50x137:6. $14,000 N. line Pine St.. near Larklu; six137:6. LRRI LLA CO.. 11 Montconicry. sets SuWe Q|-- ( l RENTS $59: ATOMA Bl BET. t_ 1 lilw, Ist and 2d: store and flats; a bargain, W. I.MORGAN A CO.. 512 California st. Q.jr-A RENTS $53 RAUSCII ST.. BET. C*"i i i)yt. Howard and Folsom; fine Urge lot, 25x112; covered with Improvements; street ac- repted: a bargain. W. I. MORGAN a- CO., 512 California st. - Cr'JO^vfl rKo.NTANII REAR HOI SKS; 7 AND «_* — *.«>". 4 rooms each; lar lot. 37:6x90; Juniper St.. bet Folsom and Harrtson. W, l. MOK- ; GAN A CO.. 512 Cal. St. Q-O-n DOUBLE 2-STORY HOUSE OF 6 £• I£i*J\J. rooms and bath each; mortgage $3000. German Bank: lot S3xB3: street accepted: Lombard st, Ccoraer), l>«-t. Powell aud Masju. w. I. MORGAN i i•>., 512 Cal. St. CQr/in MARINE-VIEW, DOOBLE LOT: SIZE COOUU. 51:6x137:6; Vallejo st, bet Baker and Lyon. W. I. MORI > \ Co.. 512 Cal. st Q9Q||fl RENTS $37: 2-STORY HOUSE OF 8 O"- O''U. rooms, rear house of 4 rooms; I'uiou st», n siilf. bet. Sansoms and Montgosaery. W. I. MORGAN & CO.. 512 Cal. St. OLSOM ST., BET. 20XH AND 21bT; CHOICE P residence lot 25x122:0; $3000. W.I.MORGAN A CO.. 512 Cal st QjOOfl L'-STORY BAT-WINDOW taODSE 01 O"OUU. 7 roosas and bath; r.-»r boase of 6 rooms: Filbert sL. b-_t. Leaveuwortb ami Hyde; large lot 22:11x137:6. W. I. MORGAN 41 CO., 513 Cai. st »--STOKY AND ; INISB BASEMENT BESI- — deuce. 10 rooms and bith. brick fci.'ulatioa: only Jt!s'Jo; Jones St.. w. side. bat. Filbert and Grseßu !an?« lot 22:6x137 :8; street bttnml- nous rock. W. I. V"|;.,i\ .\ CO.. M'J Cal. St. •> -il jtROADWAI BET. JONE3 AND «j"—OO\J. i. inworta st.<.: 2-story house, 5 rooms. W. I.MORGAN .< CO.. 512 Cal st QOVXH RENTS $41 2-STORY HOUSE, 14 COIJW. rooms; Taylor, bet. Green anJ Union Sta.; (corner); size 51:3x55. W. I. MORGAN A CO.. 512 C.il. St. pBEEN V. lri« SI -\u0084 BET. MASON ANDTAYLOR. vX 3 house.i, a room-, and bath each: rents ?i>9; lot 25:9x00: ttreet accepted. W. 1. MORGAN A CO.. 512 California st CQf'fii'i DOLORES r., W. hIOE. BET. 25TH OOllUu. aad »eth; bay-window cottage; 5 rooaasaad bath; size of lot, 34x101:9. W. I. MOR- (jAN A CO., 5 12 Cat st. se2l WeSQ tf <C' l> '"'«n W>*l*»: LOT 7, BLOCK 25. PAUL »^-_i)''. Tract Homestead. $35-39:5x105:3; lot 13, block 4. Sunnyvale Homestead. StfeO—3 corners. 100x120 each; lot 8. block 87, and lot 1. block 02. Untverslty Homestead AsiGCia- tlon. CHAS. C. FISHER, 50-j California st. •_ <"" Hill) GREAT REDUCTION IF SOLD ilil.'lWu.yuict; prominent business corner, 137:6 on Sar.soiue st. by a depth of 70 feet; stores and a hotel above; large lacetaa. $11, \u25a0 ' — Bush near l>ev!sndero: partlyUnproved; no better location forflat*; 85x137:6. $5750— Howard st, near 'i'weuiy-flrst: nice 1-story; five rooms, bath, Stable? great barfrain; 30x122:0. $5700— Clinton Park, near Guerrero and Th:r- tenuth sts., .ilinost new: 2 flats, bay-window reat- dence of 1 1 ronms 2 bat hi ;rent $47 GO: 25x75. \u25a0t 10,500— St.. near Hyde, 3 fine 2-story res' irncrs: rent $90; 31:6x137:0. $5000— south Pan: large house of 11 rooms: bath; sunny si«1o; rent $51): 23:6x67:3. $8000— Pacific st , pear Stockton; 9 li'io stores an<l a S-story frame dwelling: rent 9100: 34x117;6. Gift Map and Homost • ii lots in great variety. 13suwc L. OE-STKRREICH ER, 60:; Callfoi st rp P. RIORDAN. 632 MARKET ST., OFFERS 1 . for sale the following bdrgaius. *13,000— 27:Cx120; O'Farreil st. bet. Larkln and I'olk. with a substantial dwelling-bouse or 14 teomi aun bath; cJoaeta; storeroom; Bne iirick basement. For permission to see premises apply toT. r.RIOU- DAN,632 Markot st $19,000—06x75; SB. cor. of Harrtson st and Oak Grove aye.. near 6th st. wltb store and improve- ment* ; rented for $IdO j>itmonth ; fine Investment J4000— 37:6x110; N W. cor. ot Golden Gale av«>. aa I.ott St.; all street work complete aad side sewer. $8600— 55x90; on S. sl.fe or Turk St.. n*ar Bu- cbanan; street scrept^d withside sewer to lot; gas and water pipes; floe Investment to build flats. f4250-'2sxil2: W. stile or Rauscii St.. near How- ard, with tenement building r.-its fis; streti ac- cepted: finß bargain. $8»00— 37x9); N. side of O'Farreli st. nonr La- guaa. with double two-Story hi vie or 8 rooms a>id bath ineach; rents $75 : electric Isrs in»treet: flno Investment. T. P. RIORDA.N. 03V! Market Kt. BOISSnWeFr 8t II'HY PAY RENT. ' » When for EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS Yon can acquire YOUR OWN HOME In any part of CITY OK SUBURBS? Apply for particulars. JAMES SIMMONS. se2 tr FrSnMoWe 19 .Montgomery st. VUMEROUS CHANCES TO EXCHANGE CITY -l-> ar.il country property; nlsocash buyers. 1021V-. Market St.. SWEETSER .v BKIOGS. • TF YOU ARE TIRKD oi PAYING RKNT CALL J. and sea nic: Ihave 2-story houses, cottage and flats In all parts of l.c city ror sale lv eaay monthly payments equal to rent. Inquire for particulars l.oi LANDLER, IKMontgomery st se4 SuMoWe Fr tf ' I)A( [TIC HEIGHTS. 810 BARGAIM BIG HAItUAIN! A rare opportunity: reduced from f 18.000 to $13,000, In order to eifect an Isamedl >te sale. I'ar- tlcs desiring to secure a choice residence site lv the most aristocratic portion of tba city should t:iku advantage or this »t once. This property Is actually olTered at from 60 to 60 per cent lrss than other properties in tbls choice locality. Location. s\v. corner Jackson and Gon^b streets: si?.e, 00x127:S Vt. Jackson-street frontage has bituminous street pave- inenl and patent stuue sidcwaik. EASTON, ELDRIDGE * CO., 638 Market St. so2O 3t TnWoFrt . »r'),'n JUST COMPLETED IN THKWARM tjr i>ZOU..belt of toe Mission and only I '/, blocks from electric road; house contains 7 lari<e rooms: all latest improvements; particular atten- tion has been paid to the sanitary pluinhliu:see It: ChattaDooca St., bet. 22d and SM; -lot MzltO; TRUV A Mi-NALI.V. Market st se2O 3t I/OB SALE- HOUSE; 1230 GOLDEN OATE I' aye.. ur. Fllmore. 2 tlaU of 7 and 0 rooms each; rrnt $70: price, *10,000. Inquire upstairs hot 10 and 12 a. m. se2o lm rpHE HiiMK BUILDING COMPANY, Ii MONT- -1 goiniry.it., is prepared to furnish plans, specifi- cations aud estimates for any class of building, an y wbere, forcash or on the Installment plan: call at the office and inspect plans; tbe Home I'ulhlcr, pu lijhed monthly, contain* a series of articles In- terestius; to lutendlng bulliifirs, wltb elevatloniiaad floor puns: sample copies free. selH Im BARGAIN— 21ST ST.. NEAR CASTRO; BSAw* tirulboine: house 8 rooms; unfinished attic: parlor decorated: oak vestibule and door: nil con- veulences. ('. MASON, builder, on premises. sI6 7* m. U\f\l\ NEYf t-R"OM COTTAGBAT BERKK- O^VJUU. ley: 5 minutes' walk from Golden Gate atstl— i $20 mouth; lendld bargain if applied for at eaes. 215 Hays St.. city. s«l5 7t» C»4l7rrv »500 CASH, BALANCE INSTAIT- \u25a0— I «JU. ments; 7 vomfortable S-rooni bay-wln- dow and bath cotta«fs wltn fl.'oreu baseinents,wood mantels, stone sidewalks, etc. Cor. 23d and Diamond sts. and 25th and Diamond sts. ouly 1 block we<t Of Castro st . \u25a0 . se7 tf DO YOU WANT PROPERTY. CITY OR CO"UN- try In tbe prettiest valley of ibe State? Apply to Papa Laud ' Company, N»t.», cal,, for list of properties. >e2S tf r.: siM CIIANCES-CONTINDJSD. C» 9 n^i^TtTTTEKTsrlcA^Y^rArr^vk'XN ted • — • \J. in .-i Rood-paylnx restaurant; duties to attend cash-counter: will positively clear over $3g a month to each; owner prefers partner to hired help; this cheapest and i.^t opportunity ver of- fered. Apply ti. -n i i:, 768 Market st. » To SELL OR IX(I! A GE; B Y I N ESS OR PROP- *- erty ul. k.v. Apply B. WHITE. 765 Market. » To BUY. A LEGITIMATE PAYING BUSINESS 1 any kind. WHITE. 765 Market *_ Gttyfiftfl MliXROUTE; HSTABIISHED 16 • c\j\j\j. yrs. MCLAUGHLIN.26VH Kearny2u 7* d I CinO saloon and LUNOB-HOI 8E; tj.1UUV. willpp.y for 2 men rr,,,.,i wanes. Mc- LAL ! (;i;LIN. -JtU, a Kearny st " se!9 st» V • <n \u25a0 ' SALOON: MAKKKT ST.; CHEAT I.AH Bain.MrLAUGHLlN.26'.«.Kcarny.l»3t« Q'HA SALOON ON BKS' 1 STAND ON MAII- -*?,t)\>\J. kct St.; cost $1500: createst bargata ever offered in this city ; satisfactory reasons for selling: day and ui^ht house. MCLAUGHLIN* CO.. 20 Vfr Kearny st. selO 7t» Q7"A CANDY-STORE WITH SODA-FOUN- rp i < \>. tain: barcata if sold immediately. Mo LAUGHLINA CO., 26»/J, Kearny st. sol 3 i7t fpo BUY, StLLOU EXCHANGE A BUSINESS I call ou A. G. KNIGHT A CO.. 1010 Market st . s,u3o 1 in ippeslte Fifth. (^ A RPENTER- SHOP FO!t SALE — CLEARS \J kIBO to S2<»o p*rmonth. A, G. KNIGHT Jt CO., IOIuMarket st..opposite liftb. ai:26 tf C«;" ( l CORNER SALOON; MUST BE SOLD '. -• '' ... once. 214 Firth st se!B 4f LM>RSALi:— < 'HEAP: A FIItST-CLASS SALOON; £ eleeantiy fitted up; centrally located iie.^r Kearny st.:' ;< years' It-ase; rent >i.'i; evt-rytiiinc in eood running order, for particulars apply to V'M. HATJE. 74 and 70 Ftr.n St.. c>r. ot Mission. anlB tt SALOON AND LCNCH-HOI SELLING AC- cou:.t departure; ia I; make offer. 229 Spear street. 8818 7t» yitlli, CANDY. CIUAR STOHE: CiIEAP ; r good business; S'CU- — \u25a0»\u25a0 -" Stockton, s**^ 15t« PIANOS, VIOLINS ANl> BHKKT MCBIG, \N U^^uFlTlMntAN W ir7'lANO. $200; SEE IT. 2\ BYRON aiAUZ^ . MHI'ost st seJl tt 1 1 AlXKl* DAVIS AND KIMBALL Ii ANO AN'O II Organ Ageocy. w. G. BADGER. 723 Market, tt HORNUNGVTI'IANOS: BRILLIANT:I'OWKR. fnl tone: strictly fir<t class. 917 Mlsslou. auu'tf - \ECKEK A S<>\ PIANOS. LEADING. 1 > HAEFFEB pianos, BMdIOJM i<tlch. 10-ceut stief. ssnal . At MAU V AIS', 709 Market S. F. ap'22 tr _ A LOT OF SI HAM) SQUARE PIANO.?: /V fine condition ; at a tacriflce. KuHI.KU* CHASE, 23 O'lfarre l s:. iy-9 tr__ KOHLER A CHASE. 28. 28 AM) 39 O'KARRKLL st: ir-alt; pianos and crgaus: oldest masts- he— BtlTfest stocs; easy termi; lowprices. ap'2J;r C TKCK, CIIICKERING A SONS. VOSE AND other pianos sold on SlO Inatallnseata BENJ. CORTAZ A- SOX, sole agents. 20 o'Farreli st ap3 tf |7i L. »ia.vn PIANOS: FIRST-CLASS IX I . 1on<» and workinannhin. 82 Ninth rt. no? tf lIOKSES. EH)RSAL] ITB* RGAIM— HORSE ANDBl J Inquire 503 Su'.ttr st. s?2l if U'OB SALE-SORREL MAKE; 4 YEARS OLD: Pl 5 hands 1inch U£t;. sound and gentle. Ap;>ly 2116 Golden Bate avf. se!s 7t* OKNTKNN'IAL CARRIAUEd. KOCK- vJ aways. v;ctori:is. bofgies. etc: 1521 Callforala St.. bet Larkln and Polk; telephone 60x. M. CON- ll) - proprietor. n;r 13 tf WAGONS AND CAKBIAGI SCAB! ALMOSI nfw, cheap; harness aoig IlowarJ St. «eji:t.» i i OOO SECOND-HAND BUi.GY: CHEAP. WF.ST- ' ' crn Uellvery Compai.y, "J5 Anthouy st. ie2oSt* Tnulk express wauon. inquire cor. 0 Broadway and Mockton su. fe'.'O 31* 1 li.HI SECOND-HAND WAGONS AND BUGGY 1j chtap. 1114 HArrison. neai Seventh. au2tf tt 1 < \u25a0 ND-HANU EXPRESS WAGON aT 24 1 Beaiest a. W. SANBQIt.NE. feU tr F«)H SALE—>IISCEI.LAXI!(II7S. In », PLANER. 1 \ iin s. - forge, bellows, punches, etc. 1721 Mission. 20tf \,'L'LL-BLoT»I)EDGORDON SETIEKBITCH. AP- I jiiycur. Army and San Jose aye. \u25a0 s<»2o 3t* VtW MIL 11 COW AND CALF. sixteenth i-\ and bryant aye., grocery -store. %t'~*i 'M m -ONi;\V SHUFKLE-IJOARDS; MADE TO ORDER; — cost J:SO lipifce: will be sold dirt cheap. 500 PaciSc St.. Ccr. Montgomery. sel6 7t* ONLY ?:>0: MNUtK <»CILLATOK- HIGH ARM sewing m.-.c:utie, with attachments; sewing machiues bought, soM, exchanged, r^ntfd or re- paired: BQppU E fcrall machine!*. THE SAMUEL HILLCO., 2i? New Montgomery st. selO t SV BICYCLES FOB $10 each. 329 Golden Gate aye. jy_.3 in AFS. SCALE, LETTEK-PRKS}*, STORE-TRUCK O aad nirney-tiil: cn»ap 102 Clay »t au7 it L econi>-uand hoII.KKS, engines, PUiirs, 0 iti.'LiLijt, pulleys, belting, water pip<M. etc. (Jt4tf McINToSH i WOLI'MAN. 137 Bea!e«t CHEPARDs FOOT AND IOWER LaT'"hbT KJ planers, drlll-prwa?* 6f7 Miitioa «v se'27tt ASSESSMENT NOTICES. "T"7-sl£sTsrENT~:roTfc!i^ A and Silver Mining Compaiiy. Location of prin- cipal place or business, San I inrisco. Cat.; loca- tion of works. Gold Hill, Storey County. Nev. Notice is hereby given that at a Meeting of the board or directors J; i! on tbe 16th day of s«pt«m- -ber,.lBif2. a:i sssesimsat (No. 58) ot tweuty-tive (25) cents per sUare was levied ul.o the capital <«tork of tbe corporation, payable immediacy In United St.ye* co:d coin, to tl;e se r t.iry. at tbe office r.f the company, room 3, 331 Pine street, i-aa irranciiCO. C..L At.y stock uon which this sasessment shall re- | main unpaid on the 20th da) or Octot er. 1883, will be deilnqoent and advertised for <talo at pablle auction, aad unless payment «s made before, will be sold on Thursday, the 10th day of November, 18^2, to psy the delinquent assessmeiit together with costs of advertising and cpeaaas nf sals. Vj order of the board of direct 'irs. JAMES NEWLANDS. Secretary. Office—Room 3, 331 Pine street, San Francisco, Calltomia. selO td \u25a0VfOTICE OF ASSESSMENT-MONO GOLD MlN- j.i ing Company Location of principal pU'e of business, San Francisco. California: location or ; works, Bodie. Mono County, California. Ni.tlre Is hereby given that at a mettlne or the Bi>ard of Director!, held on the 15th day of Sejitem- • ber, 189-. »«sf«sment [No. 32)0f tweaty-five (25) cei.ts per hbare was levied upon tbe cap:tal stocn of the corporation, payable immediately in I'ulted States gold coin to tbe secretary, at the oSice of t:.e company, rooi 62. Nevada Block, 309 Montgomery ! street. San Francisco, California. Any atoct upon which this assessment shall re- main m>pald on the twenty fourth day or October, 1592. will be (leiliKjiieMand ailvertlstd for sale at public saetiOD, aril ti-.1o»s payment Is made before will be sold on MONDAY, the roarteanth day of No- vember. 1892, to pay tbe delinquent assessa to- -i.er with t:.«! costs of advertising and expenses of sale. By order o.' the Board of Direr- I H. D. ALKI R. SecreUry. OSce— Room 62. Nevada block, 3t»'.' Montgomery street. San Francisco, \u25a0 • ornta. se!6 td * SSESSMENT NOTICE — ALPHA CONSOLI- V dated Mill aud Mining Comuauy. Loeatl >ii of principal place or business. San Francisco, Cslifor- nia: location ot wuriis. Gold Hill, Store) Couuty, Nev. Notice Is hereby given that *t a meetinz of the board of directors. he;d O'i the 2d day of September, 1892. an Beaeasasesil (No. 9) o.' 10ce!:t*per share was levied npon the capital Stacic of the corpora- tion, payable immediately in United States gold coin to tbe secretary, at tbe offlre or the company, room 7S*, Nevada blocK, 309 Aloutßoiuery street, San Francisco, California. Auystoct vi on which this as-jessment sLaii re- main unptld on the Cth day of October, 1892, willbe delinquent and advertised for sale Jit publta auction; ai," unless payment i* made before. will be sold on ii;i K-D.Vi. tbe 27th day or October. 1892, to pay the delinquent lisessinsiil t<-fetb"r with costs of advertising and expenses of sal*. By order or tue Bo^rd of Directors. CHARLES E. F.LLIOTT, Secretary. Office—Room 7;-*. Nevada block, 3jj Muutgomeiy street, San Francisco. Cal. sp3 td VTOTICE OF ASSESSMENT— NORTH HELLE Xi .'-.,« Mining Company. Location of riaetpal place of business, ban Francisco, Cailforuta; loca- tion of works. Tus'arora, 1.1.0 Coaaty. Nevada. Notice ii Hereby given that stameetiat; or th' Board or Directors, held on the Ist daf of Septem- ber. 1892, an ais»-s<Tneiit (No. 20) of t»-i> (10) cents per share was levied upon tbe capital stock of the corporation, payable Imme.ilately la UntUst States gold coin to tbe Beeretary at tho oface or the company, 310 I'loe street, rounii 15 sad 17, San Franc'.sco, California, or st th oliice of E. R. Grant, Transfer Agent. Na. 57 Broadway, New Vort City. N. Y. Any stock npon which this assesiment shall re- main unpaid on the 6th day or • \u25a0• lob.-r, 1892. will be delinquent and advertised for sale at j.u'jlie auc- tion, and, unles' payment is nmde before, will be sf.id on MONDAY,the 7th day of Norember. 1892. to pay tne delinquent assessment tojether with costs of advertising aud cxjiecses of sale. By order or tbe Board of Directors J. W. PEW. Secretary. oftVe—3lo ri-e street, roeass 15 and i~. Baa Franc California. se3 td _ AASSEMIMBNI NOTICE-CHALLENGE CON- iv aeUdated Mtailng Coaipaay. Locatioa of prin- cipal place of busl'ics'. a m r.»'(«;i-.00. C.il. ; loca- tion of woriis. Gold Hill. Storey County, Nev. Notice i- lii rtly given th^t at a maotlng of tbe Board of Directors, held on the 2-lth day of August. Ix'jj. an assfwnierit (No. I2j ofJOeants p<>r share was levied cpou tbe capital stock or tbe corpora- tioa, payable linmedlKtely In United States ko!u eoln to t*e Secretary, at the oDce of tne coinpauy, 331 Pine street, ro \u25a0> a 3. Sju Francisco, Cat, Any stj'ic npon which this assessment shall re- m»lfi uupal't on the 27th day of Beptesnbi I 1892, willbe dc.l:>'iut-nt and advertised tor sain al public auction; at'<! unless payment It made before willbe sold on UK-HAY, the 18th day of October, 1892. to pay tbe delinquent aseesea«aot< togetber wita costs of |« srtlslne; and ei.'ie.'.sei of sale. Byorder of the Board o! Directors. C. L.McCOY. SecreUry. Offlce—^3l Pine street, room 3. Sau Francisco, Cal. aa2s_td T/KST & BELCHEK .MINING COMPANY.— Loca- I> tlon of prlnc<pal place of busine**, - <n Fra>i- Cisco, California: location of worsi, Virgtiila Ciiy Storey County. Nevada. Notice is hereby giv«n that at a meeting of tii« J'.oar iof Directors held on the serenteeoth (17th) day or August, 1892. an SMe^iment (No. 52) or 'Iwenty-five < <• ts (25e) par share was If vlf>d upon the capital stock of tbe corporation, payable Im- mediatfMy In United States g>id colu. to the Beere- tary, at the office of the mpany, room S3 Nevada block. No. 309 Mo:itj;ouiery street, San Francisco. California. »••.',, Anystock apoa which this asse<sinont shall re- main unpaid on Thursday, the U2d day of .Septem. ber. 1892, will be delinquent and advenl«ed for saie at public auction: and unless payment Is made before, willbe sold on THUBSUAY, the thirteenth riSthl day of October. 1892. to pay the delinquent aascassttsnt, together with costs of advertising and expenses or sale. By order of the Boaid of Direc- t>rs. L. OSBORN, Secretary. Office—Room 33 Nevada block. No. 309 Mont gomery St., Sa i Franc I to. c»\. »u!8 td ATTOKNEYS-AT-LAW. ADVICE FREE o> ALL LEGAL MATTERS; \u25a0 i\ marriages annulled; coilectlous, damages, etc. 0. W. HO>VK.att'y.. 850 Market. cor. Stockton. a 7 tt •VTOAH V. FLOOI ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. 131 i.i Montgomery St.. rooms 6 and 8. sell lin \JLJ W DAVYbsON. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. 420 vv . Callforala st.. rooms 14-15: advice free. d 3 tf KA. CRO i AIIOK.NEV-AT-LAW. il* . Clayst moi it \u25a0OMKI I<> I.OAN. \ i "6"S"ey" a fSy on VuStaTTlTis ecunu JloilT- 1M gages without delay. Kl-HV 320 Pine. 3 lm 1( ans ON REAL ESTATE, NOTES. MDS. IN i warehouse. J. 5.80 WMAN. 323 Montgomery. tC BAIIRKIToF^IONE V O"i IST OR 21) MORT- A BARREL OF MONEY ON IHT OR VI) MURT- . e»ge; 6 percent; nodoiay. J. L.,41i O'Farrell.ly- MONEY LOANED FROM »1 UPWARD AT l»«curilyLoan Bank, 11O» Market »t.,nr. Mason; private entrance 7 Turk. >. J. FKANK.I.I>aOO.»a CONTUACTOKS AM) ItUILDi:T». JT.LAWRENCE.CAUFEKTKK AND BUILDKit . eif hacraiuento st: cablaet workand Ctllogas OAC4M iirvmpiiyaUcudsa; tslepboue 90a tal4t£ LODfiING HOUSES FOX SAI-E. *Q^97w\n fink LA!a;lT~7y7ioT>^r"7roTsK~; *tP^.l'V'U. v.el! furnished ; always full el ii.-.-r- -n>!e teiiants; sacrifice sreouut of country lu;<-reißs; will txoba-n^e fcr nooil business or da- Uud rest. fience. SWJ.EISEKA BRIGGS. 1021. = Market 1 BW H1TE.765 MARKET ST., HAS HOUSES ALL • sires anii prices: easy payments and for ex. * Q. V r \(\i i FINELY * I KMSHE»NKW BOARD. i^OO I/, ing aydrs>)!'.i!ni:hi>u-s); Oil Hill:first CJHSS. THE CABNALUHUPKINS CO.. C. A. 1)6- I artmeiit. OJ4 Market ;>t. se2l 7t* o->r;fin paktnei: \NTI-.l> in bestsec- v ! <''•'- ond-cias* iiotel In city: i^rtnin pre- Terred: m-s cench; long lease. THECARSALU KOI-KINS CO.C. A. I'oi't.. <; 21 Market. S. F. 20 7t 3w9«»fl i '- aI «s ai- v : sv"nny corxeu "f'i.at- *~?—t!\.l. 7 rooms: all new: paying hoase: ri-r.l only$-&. Apply J. W. GALE. t,'l7 Mart ft. sel9 Ct QUlOn I! " ST !*5-ROOM ; HOUSE MARKET Clv'v'V'. St. GAI.K.J 17 Market st. eelflgt QAIOON AND LODGING-HOUSE FOR SALE. 0 7 Merchant st. ue2o 7t» Q U;l) 1" FURNISHED ROOMS: PKHJlT- r^'iv'l'. nent roomfn renl (50 otbei businrws cause of selli;i|t. 208 Second st-, near Howard. 207* L'IKST-CLASS LODGING-HOUSE; 20 ROOMS; 1 lull: steady roomers; low rent; good li-cation; %vi;isell reasonabie; part is!i: can hay trial. 916 ' ai ' SSIO! ' st - selB Tt* QQAI . LOI'GING-HOUSE; CO KOOMsTiIOuTe \u25a0 •C^t7^- ; V y • always full. 2t7 Second st. se!7 7t» Q'>:,() WELLFvRNISHED HOUSE; PAYS *20 \u25a0 Vi - '-". over r^iit. « all 512 Post st. sel7 7t« ' \u25a0pIMYATIi BOAHDING-HOUSK: FiRST-CLASS; " JL 17 r-'ons: downtown; barjain. THE car- \u25a0'\u25a0 NALL-HOI'KINS CO.; C. A. i>rjr; t>24 Market 15 7* :.Vi,T7|UKMSHED HOCSE, I LOOMS. 339 JESSIE '. •JL ?t. : S-.'50. . .sels -\u25a0* I I KMTI BE M>i; >\i.K. iTrT; y7T6TmT?Su7n^^^cIJTATE^rTATTiTFoi; : <J seciiid-haiiil fnrnUure. stoves, etc. se.'O tr . roil RKNT ANI < FURNITURE FOR SALE-A . X fine 10-room bouse: a.l modi-rn Improvements: "CliS liolusrn G:.te *vo., Vau Ness: would rent t arnl>bfd for 1year. Call fioin 2to 5. se2o 4t» J \ON'T PAY CINCMINtTINSTALLMFNT PRICES -I--' for furniture. See SULLIVAN. 907 Mission. tf iCiNiKY BDYERS WISHING SECX)ND-nAND V>' furniture Ol carpet* at reduced prices; satisTac- tlc-n <t moiipy lefninteu -.shipped fr*e.773Market. ly CHANCE—YOUR HOUSE FURNISHED VT complete wltn fnrn;tur*», carpet.', stoves, car- \: i:.s. blankets, pictures and mirrors at cash prices, oa easy installments; small deposit M. FRlED- *ian A CO.. largest installment bouse on the coast. JiVt-230 Stockton St., 237 Past; open evenings; prompt attention paid to • ntry orders. lif "a-I'TICE-I AM NOW At IM FOURTH (NEW X\ ticildmg). and effer a large stccs or gtDeral house! I fcrnKure at reduced prices; 500 c*rp*t*. (c \u25a0.! as new: stoves, StJ ; antique chamber suits, .6. -..tior suit-v $25; eisa or lostallments: all at brftruck \u25a0 ' i«s. T H. NELSOV. 126 Fonnh it altf I-.- -\u0084.-,\u25a0\u25a0. , c . KTETR. .. .-^.^,_~ T^EwTIN E HR U I LS CARPET 6OcTSe\VED X\and laid; heavy floor oilcloth. 2&c; elegam ilcoleum. 50e. B. W. SHIRKK. 1334 Storkton st; apodal attention to country orders. sel7 Om 7 'ARPKTS— SMITH'S BROBSRLS. 85c A YA»oT \ lr. tail is eat price »ls«w ber* $1 a yd. M. FKIED- 11A.V A ro. 2'-'S-2SO sti.cktnn. aud 237 I'ost It tf CARPET LEANING. T^KPKTS^^Tuf'KOUUULY CrEAN"sEtT~AND \J ie: ovate! same as new. S. S. tERGUSWN A CO.. 23 Tenth st; telfphone 3038. Itt OONKLIN'S CARPKT-BEATINU TTORKS. 333 V Uoiien Gatp aye : te'epbon* 2120. 12 tf C- N GO THE IiIiCKS; THS cbeapeit : i:» eto get your carpets r.ui«d li t-THATTON'.s. 45; i Stevensou St.; tel. 3225. '2i tt Bl »/ \NIN"', 3 CENTS PEK YARD. AT \J JJITCIIELL'S, 2.".6 Fourteenth st i;ir23 tr /UiY bIfAM CAKP^r" BEATING AND RENO- \J vstin? Works, 3S-4O Eijhtti sl: telophaae r'.ti'. mri tr q'pauldino's pioneer carpet-be \u25baT Werks do the neat work. 353 to ill Tetaia»*i.: tele?ho^e ;:;'i? airiJtr iu^TNE"s V~ssTTancTs^ qi r ru\ establTsheu .-tl HCsINESS: C ' wv. clearing ?-ot> a month: cleau a \u25a0 rk; requiring no experience: any intelligent man can make bl< money: no rssi: monopoly of cast: ; week'* trial: investigate; owner leaving fur Mcxl- CQ. SWELTSER A tiRIuGS. 10'21',-a Market st. * Dl;. n n BAZAAR 1.1.V STOCKED WITH O-l< "A/, varieties. st»tio:!erl?S. etc. ; doss to 4 school?: ice crf-ara anJ soda fduntalns: 3 livin;- -' ruouis. hlltlng-room ... 1-rJ: owner lii« posltlun bettt-r su'.tea to bis health; selling for ln- vo'ce. SWEETSEK A- BRIGGS, 10-'li^ Market at.* QQflrt RESTAHRANT; HANDSOMELY FIT- «^ CUU. ted: estabiished profitable trade; eated lv !.\u25a0.-.: of city: vaiue m slock and fixtures: full Investigation solicited: a chance seldom offered; bonanza to right man: fittings in for bar. BWEET- SKR A BRIGGS, Jo2l^ Market It. *__ QllOO COFI-EE SALOON (NO RESTAU- ti;11 UU. rant), doing a large trade; clearing S2OO mcctli; full Investigation. • located near Stockton and Market: any one can ruu this. is one or tne best of its klad lv tall city. Apply K. KENNY.1004 Market it. *__ Q|]|ij| >\ool> ANDCOAL YARDFOR SALE; •J?IIV'U.2 biocks from Baldwin Hotel: tas been established 2J rears: doing a Jarga trade; is clearing -?»D0 per inontb; fu 1 value i.i stock; horses arid Eons, etc.; hoaae for family; long lease. Apply K. KENNY. 1004 Market st. ' *_ •QA/in I'A \u25a0: 1N ER WANTED BY A HIGHLY ig!O\HJ. respsctablc, \u25a0•- islble m.in In a busi- ness that has beon estaM >c I 9 years, and he »v li guarantee t&at it clears ?250 per month : he is tired or dipeudinz up3n hired help; no previous exp^ri- en<"e required; yon can try It tintil ruMysitisSed berore buying. Apply K.KENNY', 1004 Market St.* vl|.|i., GROCERY-STORE AND BAR; ELE- O-L"*-'U. cant corner: very beel and highlyIm- jirdviaif part Western Addition; llnec&Me; band- (tme stock; fiae fixtures: g.oJ hurse. wagon and cart: first-clats faiuliy trade; large business at the T>ar: sacriSced ainio't half, so as to sell at ocee; *cc to-lay. i.Ki.». STKWAKT & SON. 135 Kearny. 1 Q.^'/v PARTNER WANTED: 50 PER . \u2666_ — ''''• day If willing to work; tas plenty tj Co: wants good workin^man to-day so as to i?o to \u25a0woric at onte; no such etiance ever red: best or refrrenee; fullest Investigation; experience not necessary.; any sober, industrious man can do the work. GEQ. STEWART A- SON. 135 Kearny st 1 Q - Art SALOON A>D10 FURNISHED ROOMS; V"""- rtrixt f4O: seliln; account sickness; bar- gaia; \u25a0\u25a0:dld locatioj. Apply 10-7 Market 1 QI r,t\ PARTNER WANTED IN GENTEEL C* J • '* '. cash bosinees; lionip'it or Snnday work; pa^s $15 a wee« to e»ch; ouly a steady man wanted. Apply 1027 Market St. I - QOAfj PARTNER WANTED; ONLY THOSE meaning business need ply : l.is eieared over S l6OO in the past 4 months: investi- ca:ir>n Iclted; see tbls oarg»in. 10-7 Market s:.l (^t>7' CORNER (jRCCI-Ry AND BAR, WITH O»J • t). rooms; vaiae in stock aua fixtures ULEASON &CO., 873 Market St. 1_ C? Vflfk CIGAR-STAND AND LAUNDRY OF- «^ Ouv. fice: rains in sight: great sacrifice; mn3t «?li. GLEASON * CO., 573 Market ?t. 1 \1 IST BE BOI.D-COFFEE SALOON: POSI- l'l tlvely clearing over month; trial SVdtayo sL'Gwc.i resporsibie irtles before purchaslug. PA- CIFIC EXCHANGF, 23 Kearny st •_ r.'j'A RESTAURANT CLEARING $10« PER k^->>)\'. month. PACEXCHANGE, 2S Kearnr.* T OK SALE-SALOON: OPP. RAILROAD J tercilnns of railroad and county ge,at: summer resort, garden and icehouse connected with saloon : suitable for bowling-iliey and restaurant; long lease and cheap rent; good place for 2 yonng men. A: ly Chleajo P.rewery, 1420 Pine St. se2l 7t vcf'llA GOOD-PAYING COR. SALOON. with CO''U- ladies' wliieroom9.4ooMcAlllJter. 21 6* II- HOI.ESALE ASD RETAIL LIQUOR-STOKE; *' fu* trade and No. 1 place and bargain. Apply J. MING, SE. cor. Sacsome and Pacific sts. sc2i 7t« QO-^ RESrACRANT; MUST BE SOLD AT O— • *J. oiice; going East ApplyGrocery. 1071 Howard »t. se2l 3t» / lABLIBHED BALOON: DOING GOOD \J business: investigation solicited; no agents. J. k'., tox 23 tbls office. 8621 3t» "L^XPRESS BINESS; OLD ESTABLISHED: T-J ,-> o i tneome; cbea Stana 717 Market 21 3* Q'jhn SALOON IN GOOD RCNMSO OR- •^•> l| U. der; a Jiving rooms; cheap rent: side entrance. Call Branen. Sc2l 3t # I)ESTaCRANT AND COFFEE-BAI F<M Jk sulp. Inquire 311 butter st. shoe store. • A.;(|Hjj PARTNER WANTED IN BCTCHER O*~"''"» busiuens; large cash trade: full value in stock; would likegood nsaa act as casbier; fall ::.vc,t: s Mtijii given. Address L. M.,box 144, Call Branch. se2l 3t* O 1 " A LAUNDRT: DOINGBUSINESS J's TO C I'\u25a0 '• $40 week. Call Krauch. se2l 3t« C»'_>AA OYSTER- HOUSE, RESTAURANT; '>*"^.near o'Farreil and Market r .s. ; everj- tnicg new: coat 9390; receipts now $20 day: In- creasing rieht alou?: selling account other b'i,l- ness; sure bargain. . Ai.E.917 Marxet st sel9 6t "q I (T BAKLRY, CANDY, SODA FOUNTAIN oJc/v'. aud news depot; good location: 5 rooms; a bargain. WOODRUFF. -, Market IB5* $-( 1( l CASH: BALANCE EASY; CHOICE iJ)i)uU orchard; Alameda County; a bargain. See MATHEVt S. 120 Sutterst. sel7 7t pCTCHFR Bt -i.^S FOR SALE AT A SACRI- • ; lice; corses, w»gons. tools, etc. in fine location and doing a good business. Apply to A. H. BREED a CO . 4tiO Ninth st. Oakland. sel>< 7t 1, OK SALE— KOITE ON EVENING PAPER J Address F., box 24. this office jy!3 cod tf C?r fi(\ PARTNER BYWELL-KNOWN BUILD- \?O\JVJ. er. AcUve Man, box 86. Call Branch.2o 3* TJUTCHER SHOP-5450; 2 HORSES, CART, li '•'> living rooms; rent $30; 7 years lease. Particu- lars 757 Howard St. SC2O 7t* I^OR SALE— THE I.a"i;uksT AND FINEST PUO- X togrspb Ballery In Sonoma Coanty, and most complete gallery In State; dolnn a good bnsln-ss: I,rizes for worn good. Address Photograph Oallrry. Ik..x lOOjjCall BranebOffiee. »e2O 7t* (ft'97^ I '^ NE RESTAURANT, COMPLETELY «j£Z; I O. fitted up and newly renovat'-d through- out; partly sti|;pli<d with fresh provisions; Septem- ber rent paid; well loeitsrt. Inquire 317 Third 2* ATiOr; LITTLERESTAURANT, DOINO v,l\, XN baslnees, must be cold account t-f proprietor having tofo to South Auienca: price rery cheap; see It; 105 Ninth st »e2O 't CjCn/l POR SALE-NICE PROFITABLE BUSI- **?.C\J>J. ness, suitable for man and wifeor single I>«rson; present owner bad place nearly 3 yeurs; r<-Mt low; two living rooms and yard. Inquire Call iirancn. se2o 3t* BAR'JAIN — EXPRESS BUSINESS: GOO D *' stand: also good horse lor s»i». Inquire Saloon. m cor. Kearny and Pacific sts. se2> 3t* QAI-OONAND LUNCUHOUsE:4 Y'EAR.VLEASE: O owner goinx to coanlry ; must te I by Novembsr ]. ApplyCall Branch Office. se2O_7t*_ Ut'TCHEK-SHOP FIXTURES AND TOOLS TO J > let *20, orrorsale. 1806 Howaril «t. se'-'O 7t* t-ALoOyTwiTH LIVING-ROOMS, YARD AND O ttabto; also borse aud wagon for sale. 2)3 \u25a0 K!6hthjst se2o 3:« |>EBTAORANT—TAKE notice— am obliged Jtto sell: make me an oifer; trouble lv family. Apply Call Branch Office. ae2o 7t* ¥>ARTNEB FOX RESTAURANT. flOOO; HALF- J Interest in cash office business. $ 300. 931 Mar- jet St., room a. se2o st* v»/w| COrFKE-.SAI.ooN AND O1IOPHOUSE; *J)tJ\J\J. doing a good busln-s»; ftaav location; suitable for BUM au-l wife or '£ men.l^T'artlculars 622 Clay fct. rootns 1 and 2. ' se2o 3t* OVSTER-HOLSE GOOD LOCATION: CHEAP. IU7 Thirdst. near Mission. se!3 15t» IVTICE LOON ON THIRD ST« NR. MARKET; XI sell tbls week. Inquire 45 1 bird st. set* 7t* 'POI'ITUY WANTKU-I WILL EXCHANGE 5 J acres in oak wood Colony Tract, Tebaou County, for tie:;*and chickens: land Ifbeing at SIS per acre. AQdress Hens, box 45. this office. se!7 5t 17>OR SALK — WELL - ESTABLISHED CANDY and station ary store; living rms. 128 3d.«15 lin* /^LD-ESTABLISHED. .CENTRALLY LOCATED v/s.tioon: account other busiuess. inquire KUIIL. fcCHWARCKE .v 0 .cjr. Suiter and Kearny. se'J tf \u25a0 \u25a0 ' •

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Page 1: chroniclingamerica.loc.govchroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn94052989/1892-09-21/ed-1/seq-5.… · THEKITEISRULED OUT. Stockton People Can Sec the Races Better on the Regulation Track

THEKITEISRULED OUT.

Stockton People Can Sec the RacesBetter on the Regulation Track.

LUCK IfTBH THE . SHOKT-ESDERS..

There Was a Falling of the Favorites, and theMen Who Tike Long Uianm Made

Plenly of floney.

Special to Tite MorxixciCall.

Stockton, Sept. 20.—The second day'sracing of the fair was poorly attended, anditis evident that the people are not thor-oughly warmed up for the annual carnival.

The day was beautifully sunny, with acool breeze blowing, and the track hard andfast.

The racing was somewhat tame, beingvery one-sided and confined chieily to dis-trict horses in the slower classes.

The short-enders' luck seemed to havecome with them from Sacramento, andthose of them who were induced to makebooks had ample opportunities for doing soand making sure winnings.

The district yearling trot was won by theMount Vernon nlly Sadie Me, driven in thebest time of 3:05%. First rate for a young-ster.

Speculation ruled very livelyall the after-noon. Tlia directors have wisely retainedthe services of t tie First Artilleryband fromSacramento, and they played selections be-tween the races in their well-Known artisticstyle.

First Race.The opening race was the special trot for

local horses, and four came up for thescore Lulu, John L.Sullivan, Maude andAmerutn. John L was favorite at £25,Maude brought $7 aud the field $4. Therewas au even start at tbu fifth attempt,Maude with the poie trotting ahead, a half-length lead of the favorite. This pair ledall around to the stretch in the same posi-tion. Douathan r.iade a drive on Johnten yards from the wire, and the maretangled up, finishing first under the wire ona break, an open length in front of John L.Time, 2:40. Lulu was distanced.la the second heat Maude won ina jng,

John Lbreaking at three different stages inthe heat. Time, 2:38%.

'1 here was a race in the third heat, Billy;Donalhan drivingJohn L right upioMaude,when he broke on tho kstretch and itlooked like Maude's race. The Boston boycame very fast in the stretch aeatn and wasat Maude's wheels 100 yards froru home, butbroke and swerved, frightening the marc,and she mixed it up, too. John Lcaughtthe quickest, and coining on took the heatby a length in 2:37%. The short-enderswere jubilant, as Mauda had been selling at$100 against 525 in the field.

The fourth heat foroisbed some excite-ment, the field now selling first choice.John L went out in front and stayed thereto the drawgales. Maude broke on thefirst turn and again on (ha back stretch, butcame at a lively rate, gaining on the mieil-Istic equine every second. Just then thelatter made a terrible mix up of it andMaude, trotting squarely, passed him andwon the heat and race iv a walk. Time,2:37&

SVMMAKY.Stocktov, Sept. 20.— Special trotting race.

Maude, b. vi., by KitliarJs' Elector OVall—fca111vaii)........ 112 1

John 1.. Sullivan, b «., by Dexter PrinceiDonstiuut) 2 12

Anterum,b. c, Dy Auterus (I'arkcr) 3 3S 3Lulu,b. m., by Frank Hunter (l.etginser) dist

Time, U:4O-2:35y3-:J:37Vi»-2:;J7%.

Sicund Kace.Five youugsters were driven out for the

yearling district trot, Sadie Me, Cham-pionet. KingDent, Lucky Ticket and Mor-ris. The first named was first choice at$25, Lucky Ticket sold out at S8 and thefield for $11. King Dent showed the wayto the quarter, where he was passed by thefavorite, behind whom MillarJ Saudersdrove a nice steady beat and won in 3:07%.Lucky Ticket was driven up to him in thelower turn, but broke, and came fast inthe stretcn when he got bis gait, buttangled again nearing the wire. Ch&ui-pionet and Morris got the flag.

The favorite won the second heat andrace from wire to wire In3:05%, going verynicely. Lucky Ticket and KuijjDeut brokebadly at the first turn and wero both shutout.

SUMMARY.S»me day— Yearlinp trot. Mlie beats.

Sail;e Me, bt 1., by Moii.it Vernon (.Sanders) 11J.urky Ticket, b. c, by Trotting hlcket (Ura-

ham) 2dSKill);Will,l>. c.by l'aah» (Maben) '& <1*Morrii,I),c.. by Elect Moore (Jortisu) dt«tCtiaiDpionet, b. c. by C't>aui|>ioii (I'arkerj dlst

Time, 3:O7Va— 3:OJVi-Thlrd Kaon.

Thero were only a couple of starters inthe three-minute class trot, Antioch sellingat 523 to £18 for Cora S. The first namedtiotted half a leugth in the lead to the half,but broke badly, caught and l«roke again,and the mare went out in the lead and wonthe tiist heat with ease, Antioch gallopingagain in the stretch. Time, 2:30.

The bett >r» now paid £30 foi Cora S andSIG for Aiitioch. The latter took a slightlead to the quarter, where he broke, movingveiy sorely, and the mare captured thesecond heat in 2:30.

Speculation was now At a standstill.Wall drove his horse now, but, although hewent better this heat, he broke up to bitshalf way down the homestretch and themare won iv2:27.

&UMMART.Same day— Three-minute trot; parse 1600.

Cora S, b. n>., by Klector (Sullivan) 11lAntlorti,br. li., by Mambrluo Wliltes (Mc-

Dowell) ; a 2 2Jinie, tl9o—2i3*—*&Fl.To-D,ij'« Event*.

The races were all trotted to-day on theregulation track and willbe trotted thereonto-morrow, as the spectators can get but avery indifferent view of the races on thokite. There is a capital programme set fordecision to-morrow. Tho first race is a fiye-furiong dash tor the ruuner.s, the entries-being, Famous 110, Myrtle 113, AlfredBand Jim B 122, and all wills'art. Inthe2:25-class trot six horses willcome up lorthe word,.Edmia, Macgie, Don Marviu,Waldstein, Colonel May and Loumar.Three are left in for the 2:30-clasa pace,Albino, Major Lambert and Daisy Me. Theday's racing will wind up with the2:35-cluss trot fontwo-year olds. Mohave.Clarayne, Sidlette, Counters and Aaron Sare the starters. The poolroom is packedto the doors aud speculation has set in inearnest. The good money should be cut upbetween the followinghorses:

Kunuing, five furlongs—Myrtle to win,Alfrod B the placp.

2:25-class trot—Elenia or Maggie.2:30-class pace— Albino.2:35-class trot—Aaron S.The pavilion is nearly completed, and was

formally opened to-night In the presence ofa huge crowd. The exhibits are tastefullyarranged in the interior of Urn really splen-did building, and the tout ensemble rivalsthe State Fair pavilion.

NEVADA STATE FAIR.

Canny Scot Once Alore I'roTes Himself ft

Kacehorae.Heno, Sept. 20.—The second day of the

Nevada State Fair opened with a muchlarger attendance than yesterday. ;Theweather was delightful and tbe track intine condition. A stock parade took placethis morning at 10 o'clock.

For the first race, running, half a mileand repeat, for a purse of S-00, SSO to thesecond horse, Dewdrop, Rt>d Cross, R. 11,Vanity, Jack the Ripper, Nelson, Charger,Jew, Ida Glen and Joe Harding started.Jew won the first boat in :49, and Dewdroptook the next two heats and won the race,Jew second.

For the second rac?, the ileno handicap,one and a half mile d;ish, Sl2 added, theentries were: Captain Al, Cauny Scot andGold JJar. Captain Al sold favorite. Canny iSC"U won In l:.r>7, Captain Alsecond.

F.T the third race, pacing, 2:25 clasa,$500 added, Simple, Geo Wapple, Ferrittand Tom Pepper were entered. Wapple,the favorite, won in three straight heats,

Boat time. 2:40%. .The display at the pavilion is good and

larger than for many years past Therewillbe chariot and bicycle races to-niorrowmorning. The chariots will bo driven byladies in costume, the race to be one-halfmile and repeat.

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OIKXED IN THE KAIN.

Kaclng in Oregon In the Uan&l Oregon

Sort of Weather.Independence, Or., Sept. 20.—Tbe open-

ing day of the races began in rain, but theweather cleared at 2o'clock. .

Inthe first race, running, three-quartersof a mile, Patricia won, Altu3l second,

Chiban third. Time, 1:19.Trotting, for. PoU County two-year-olds,

Tillywon. Buena Vista Bess second, Maythird, Best time, 3:'J4.

Trotting. 2:50 class, Multonomah won,Lucy Baker second, Dicky Lyune third.Best time. 2:47. -

NINTH DISTICICT FAIR.

Geary Open* a Successful Exhibit Witha Good Speech. ""•

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Uohxrbvillb, Sept. 20.—

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District annual fair opened here to-day.Trip weather was fine and the entrie- inthe stock and fancy horticultural depart-ment good. Hon. T. J. Geary delivered theoration before a large crowd. The race pro-gramme was excellent, the races being wellcontested. Thejsate receipts exceed thoseollast year so far.

KCNSINU 11ACES.

EesnltJ cf Yesterday's Events at Latoniaand Grav«send.

Latoxia., Ky.,Sent. 20.—Tbe track wasfast a:;d tho races resulted as follows:

Seven furlongs, Rally won, Mark Ssecond, Alphonse third. Time, 1:29%.

Oue mile, Kildare won, Rimini second,Laura Davidson third. Time, 1:42%.

Free handicap sweepstakes, one and asixteenth miles, Ila Pickwick won, Senoritasecond, El Kayo third. Time, 1:48.

The Kimball stakes, six furlong?, KingLee won, The Sculptor second, ilaunigauthird. Time, 1:17.

Four furlongs, Julia Kinney won, iJon-netta second, Sallie R third. Time, 0:55.

One mile, Cup Bearer won. Pat Conleysecond, Bessie Bislan'l third. Time, 1:43,

AtGraveaentl.Gravesexd, Sepr. 20.—The track was in

good shape and the winners were:Six furlongs, Rosa II won, Adelburt

second, St. Felix third. Time, 1:15.Five and a half furlongs, Snm Weller won,

Courtihip second, Fitzsimmous third. Time,1:09%.

One and a aixteenth miles. Lord Motleywon. The Fop second, Algoma third. Time,1:51%:

'lhe Neptune stakes, six furlong?, LauraGould colt, won, MiddleUn se.'oud, Procidathird. Tune, 1:10.

One and three-sixteenth miles, Strath-meath won, Correction second, Masterlodethird. Time, 2:02,

One and a sixteenth miles, Willie L wou,Nomad second, Roquefort third. Time,1:4i».

VOTING GOES MERRILY ON.

The Colton Kesidence Nowin the Lead.

Thirteen Oat cf the Twenty Votes Recorded.

Six Private Residences on the List.Which Will Win

"Which is the most artistic private resi-dence in .*>an FrancUco?"

The vote keep 3broadening oat. giving in-creased zest to the artistic contest.Itis a matter for congratulation that our

leading artists differ in their estimate ofwhich is the most artistic private residence.Itshows that San Francisco has many

wealthy residents who are possessed ofakeen appreciation of the beautiiul in archi-tecture.

Four more artists have been heard from,S. Lando, Nellie A. Steam?, Carl yon P^r-bandt and James Kahler.

Thirteen artists have now sent in theirvt.tes and two more residences have beenadded to the list already published.

The vote at present stands as follows:The Colton reaidence : .TTtip Totfne residence 4Colonel A. Q. Jlatres' residence 1The nnc Croclier residence 1W, 11. Crocker's residence 1The Flood residence 1

S. Lando brings a new competitor intotbe field. He says:

"Trie most artistic private residence inSan Franci>co according to my taste Is the\V. 11. Crocker building at the coruor ofCalifornia and Jones streets."

Nellie A. Steams says:"Ishould point without hesitation to the

Colton house."There are other homes much more pre-

tentious more demonstrative, if one mayuse the term, but for simplicity, grace andrefinement of outline itseems tome to bevastly auperior to the many architecturaljumbles about our city that are thrown, to-gether with little apparent regard for pro-portion.

"This is my impression only, forIhave noknowledge of architecture."

Carl yon Perbandi differs from the others.Hoft»ys:

•'Flood's palace is tnv choice. The buill-ing la monumental. Grand and strong ivtbe idea, it is modeled Inits details by athoroughly artistic mind."Imiss something though. The woik of

the sculptor, whose genius would brightenand animate the strong features of thearchitecture.

"Figures orgroups in bronze, what col-oristic effects they would add to the greatlines of the structure."

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James Kahler is an admirer cf the Coltonresidence.

"Fur many year?," he says, "Ihave ad-mired the wonderful proportions of theColton house on California street, next toFlood's rosidence.

"Classic simplicity, purity of style Ihavealways preferred to the brilliancy of richlyornamented modern structures, whosearchl-tectural idea is so often more odd than im-posing.

"Of al! the many elaborate residencesSan Francisco has been beautified withwithin the last eight years, none seemed tomo excellent enough to overcome the im-pression Ihave got of the Colton bnildins.

"Some small ornaments may be ratherweak and so arf, undoubtedly, the lions inlront of the home. But Ivote for it ju*tthe same."

The Colton residence now leads by onevole. Itreceived twoout of the four addi-tional votes and the Townereslder.ee, wt)ic;iwas in the van, now takes second place.

The seven votes yet to come inmay bringsome of the others more prominently for-ward, but it would seem as ifthe final de-cision would rest with either tne Coltouie>iience or Towne residence.

Which willitbe?

CONSUL W'KIWLEY'S FUNERAL.The Comnlar Corp9 In Alteiidance.

I'inuaera »• Fallbrarrrs.TLe last solemn rit«3 were performed

over the remains of the late HawaiiaaConsul-Geueral, D. A. McKinley, at theI'alace Hotel at 3 o'clock yesterday :iftt-r---noon.

Over 100 of the nearest relatives andfriends of the deceased assembled in throoms occupied by his family iti tlu> 1,, cand listened to the serv e^s perform* .the BeTS. (i.Gibso-i and E. B. Cburtb.

Th« entire c insular corps of th«j city un-assembled to pay official respect to theirlate member.

A number of handsome and costly floraldecorations bearing Bawaiiaa mottoes anddesigns were grouped about the casket.

Upon completion of the services tbeca<ket was home away by pallbearer* ClaoaSpreckels. R. J. Creitfhtou, C. N. Pel too,M. M. Estei>, T. B. Shannon, J. K. Wilson,A. K. Coney, and Samuel M. SbortrMM

Aprocession of eleven coaches followedthe hearse to the Odd Fellows' Cemetery,where the remains were laidunder the sod.

THE DUNPHY ESTATE.Special Letters Petitioned For by the

Kxecators.

Carmen M.Duuphy and Jennie C. Dun-phy have petitioned the Probate Court forprobate of the will of William Dunphy,who died on the 17lh Ins., leavlup a verylarge estate, the value of which is not evenapproximately known by the petitioners

The- petitioners— Carmen M. Dunphy,agedabout 50 years, nud Jennie C. Dun-phy—are named in the said will as execu-tor», and th« devisees are the aaM petition-ers, Mary. Flood, James C. Dunphy (ihelast three being stated as over '21 years ofage) and Viola C. C Piercy, aged aboui 11years.

Carmen M.Dunphy is tho wife, JmniftC. Dunphy, Mary Flood aixl Jam.--* C.Duuphr are tho children and VioliPiercythe orphan grandchild of the deceased.The will, which has not been Gled, w;is

executed on the l.">:h of May, ISSB, wiunthe testator was 51) years of nso.

Jud?e Levy granted special letters of a I-mini liatiiMi to thßexwcutor.*.

THE MORNING CALL, SAN FBA"N"CISCO, WEDNESDAY, SEPTKAfBER 21, 18?>2-ETGnT PAGES.5

{ WOETH A GUINEA AUOS..';

I 130 1llifif\u25ba Complying with general re-:{quest,; BEECH AM'S PILLSwillin future for the United

; States be covered withj A Tasteless andj Soluble Coating,•completely disguising the!taste of the Pill without inany j

;way impairing its efficacy.;» - Price Jj> cents a Box. '<|

\u25a0New York Depot *<S« Canal Street. !

cc2B W«SUMO 1518 TJ.VU

FLATS TO LKT-COXTINUKD. .L<)W1; i-LaT: «NICE ROOMS/ BATH? 15 11

Taylor, bet Pacific and Hroadw^y. sels tf

\u25a0fCEW FLAT:6 ROOMS ANDBATH. 981 HAK-i.^ nsou st., near Sixth. selo 7t«"\TICK NNY FLAT, 800 HAVES ST.. COK-1> Webstor; rent . $35. Apply LANDRY 0. HA-BIN. 413 Kearny st sal tfIUAT 5 LARGE SUNNY ROOMS AND HALL;-I- also flat 3 rooms and yard. Apply417 Clemeu-tlr.ast., near Fifth. bu24 tf

MALL-ADVERTISEMENTS ANl> SUBSCRIP-tior.s taken at Cai.i, P.rancli Offices, 603 Larkin

st. 339 Hayes st and 2518 Mission st:open till9:3Q p. m. . L___

hoi>i:m, ris<; KOOMS.

7f?ri HOVV^RD^VuR^sTiElTRTmMirvrrfHI\J*J2 kitchen, for housekeaplng. se2l iit»

79Q CALIFORNIA—

NICE FKON ROOM;I£jO light housekeeplug.

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SUNNY FURNISHED HOUSKKEEPINGROOMS:_no children. 1312 Howard, bet. 9th. 10th.22 2t«<Hjl 2ROOMS FURNISHED COMPLETE FOR

ViJ. housekeeping; sink, running water. 703O'FariO 1, bet M>deand Larkin; no children.

•OO' I'OIRIII

—NICE FRONT SOITK iIOUSK-

££O keeping rooms.-

se2l st*

QOO HOWARD—

FURNISHED ROOMS FOBOOjLi housekeeping. st»i 12f

Ql{Q M BSION-DUUBLB AND SINGLE SUNNYO\)O mis.; also housekpug; re.isonable. se2o 3t*1') MOSS. OFF HOWARD,NR. SEVKNTH-3 OR1» 4 furnisheii rooms forhousekcoolng. se2o 10t»99jlO'FARRELL(REAUJ-4 SUNNY KOOMS

for housekeeping. se2o 3t*

091 MASON—2 OR 3 FKNISHD SUNNY" BASE-*-*&Iment housekeeiilng rooms reasonable. 20 3*

m STOCKTON—

*URNISHItD KOOiIS FOR111 housekeeping: $,1.1 per mouth. se2o 2t*,', IE MINNA—DOUBLE AND SINGLE: FUK-tJztO iiishedandunfurulsheu rms; bunsekpg. '-03*Q»;9 MISSION— LARGE FKONT PARLOR "NOZ^jsunny side; also 2small rooms; rent reason-able. . se2Q tf1 Q MOSS. OFF HOWARD, BET. SIXTH ANDIO Seveuth— Nice sunny front auT back house-keeping rooms: gas; bath; rent cheap. se2o 2t*t)||C SIXTH-LARGE FRONT ROOM COM-jjVIQplete for housekeeping; bath. sc2o 2t*I•>/« BRANNAN—FURNISHED OB UNFUR-

\u25a0tIOU ulshed iioiisckcepiiu mis. to let; cheap.2o 3*

*>7 RUSS-1 OR 2 ROOMS FOR LIGHT IIOOSE-£> \ keeping. se2o 2t«.Cl(\ CALIFORNIA

—2 OK 4 FURNISHED

t lO housekeeping rooms: also front room. 20 .Ot*

70C FOLSOM-H'P.N. OR UNFURN. ROOMS;iOU housekeeping; call after 5 j*.m. se!9 3t»

C]flO'FARKELL-BUNNY BASEMENT; FCK-OltJ nlshed tor housekeeping. sel9 tf__OA7 FOURTH—DOUBLE AND SINGLE NICF.LYOUI rurnlshtQ rooms; also housekeeping. 18 7t*

7.)-^ BKANNAN-, ABOVE SIXTH-BEDROOMI•ZO and kitchen furnished; $8. solB st«

I1a WELSH, OFF FOURTM-2 FURNISHEDHirooms forhousekeeping; reasonable. s?18 st*

rOQPINB—SUNNY BEDBOOM WITH USB OffO£Q kitchen. se!B st*

Q9^.l MISSION—

FURNISHKD SUNNY BAY-tJjLitJ'4 window room; folding be<l; houseupg. 18 5*11Q MASON—NICK SUNNY ROUMb; >M--1 lO pleteiy furnisbod tor housekeeping; reason-able; 8<;17 tf

C A(*MINNA—

FURNISHED ROOMS FORt)IUhousekeeping. au'J-l tf

IQAI SACRAMENTO— PLEASANT BUNNYIOUIuufnmlahed housekeeplni' rooms. Jy'-'l tf

1Or 1HOWARD—SONNY CORNER BAY'-WlN-lZtl'idow room furnl.slio-1; yrlvllego Ultcben. tf

717 O'FARITtLL-PAIiLOK FLOOR; 3ROOM?.111 completely furnished forhous&keeplng.se? tf

QQQ BODY—PURNISRBD FRONT AND BED-OOt/ room; reasonable; privilese cooking, set* tf

JESSIE-FLAT 8 MUK UNFUKMSHEDO\J room»: r<*nt$14. au2B tf

IJOA MISSION— BAYWINDOW ROOMl"lt)U;tii.Ikitchen; housoneepz; goa; bath. lot

/\.> WASHINGTON—SUNNY. UNFURNISHEDO\)<£. homekeeping rooms; running watt-r. 7t*

*>/tTQ OLAY, NEAR FILLMORE—

2 LAROE£.110 rooms; yard; water; rear: »S. selO tf1O FELL

—3 SUNNY FURNISHED HOUSB-

-1—

keeping rooms: complete; yard. ge!4 lot

CAQ ELLIS-2 SUNNY ROOMS FURNISHED«JUO complete forhomekeeping- se!4 tr_-[ Ql AND 15i/a POWELL— THE KWELL;i-O'* .sunny double and single rooms. sel3 tf

KOOMS TO LKT.

8 MASON. COR. MARKhT-SLNNY SIITES;single; offices for doctors or dent sts. se2l st*

Tj•»)X LEAVE.S WORTH—

LARGE UNFUR--1U—«J nUhed room. se2l 3t»A I/it JESSIE— 3 ROOMS INKEAR.-I-lU3 se'.'l 2t«

-r VASSAR PLACE, OFF HARRISON ST.. NEAR0 Third—3 liny roonn; bath; closet; $13.21 3t«£1 FIFTII-SUNNYPiTo r AND BACK PAR-*J-L lors; suite or single. se'il3f

79CJ CALIFORNIA—NICE FRONT KOOM,SUIT-IM-O sbie ror two; reasonable.

•l[\||'j!IIAKRISON, NEAR SIXTH-SUNNYJLUUOg front rm»; neatly rum. ;private fainlly.*

3k»r. FlrlH-FUKNISHED' HOUSEKEEPING,Q£.O partly furnished. aio to $16; also single.

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QI7 HOWARD—2 PLEASANT JtIOLSf.KKKP-i/lIIngrooms. se2l 21*

OQ VI i:leventh—

sunny unfurnished—?_>•) rooui.», with closet; private tamlly, se3l 2*

91 '-U' MAKKF.T-NKAiLY r UXNIBHID—1OU roo i:s conipleto for tiouiekeepiiig or oth-erwis?, at preferred.

•»Q f3 NICE KOOMS. 247 CLARA ST.. ISE C%pO. Fifthand Sixth. soil3i*

7AQ POST- LARGE SUNNY iTKONT ROOM;I\JO aisosluglo room. .se2o at*A£*C)l MINNA KOOMS IN THE UEAR.-jlj^-i se'.'Q St*

7Q9 SUITER-2 SUNNY fRUNTROOMS, FUR-% OZi nlshed: $25. , se2o 7t*

1v9Q MISSION—FURNISHED SUNNY SUITEI'-—

rms. :private family;ref. exchanged. '^o 2t*

QlQ EDDY—

NICELY FURNISHEO MNW010 to, or suauy unfurnished iuite: reason-able. seJQ 2t»1,49 S VKN111

—1 LARGE UNFURNISHED

11-. BOOM; Girard Hons*. se2o 7t*

f\9'» POST-FRONT DOUIiLIi ROOM; ALSOO—u sunuy single; batb; gas. se2o 3t»

779 Mission ST.-SUNNY FRONT ROOMSI1^ and single rooms. selB 4t*

9A7 JONES—

SUNNY KOOMS, FURNISHED,~U1 for 2 gentlemen; al3O others. se!B ist*f'f).TI11KI)

—THOROUGHLY REN«i VATED

Ou nice front suites aud single rooms forsick peo-ple; also housekeeping rooms; country trade andtransient solicited; rent reasonable. selS 7tO»> RDDY

—LARBB SUNNY PRONT ROOMS;

Ot) also single; $150 to $4. sal B4t*

/llQ GEARY-SUITES $25. UPWARD; SINGLE11V rooms $10. up; newly furnished. selB 4t«

777 MAKKKT-KUKNISUED KOOMS.INSUITE111 single: housekpg and offices; rent cheap, lm

1QllUSTEVENSON, BEr. T>VENTIKTH ANDJ O\JV Twenty-first, near Valencia— 2 suotiy fur-nished rooms; single or light housekeeping: rentmoderate. sei7 6t*OA] tTkK-MCKI.Y FURNISHED SUNNYO"1 suite: also single rooms; housekeeplng.l7 tf|AQMASON—NICELY FURNISHED SUNNY-LUO rooms; en sulteand single; reasonable, 10 lmf*1 9 KDDY

-NICELY" FUKNISHEI>. SUNNY

\JIjZibay-window suite: llgiithousekPKplnj;.sls tfpLKNWOOD HOUSE, SE. COB. SACRAMENTOU and Polk; nicety furnished sunny rooms, singleor en suite; cheapest rents Inthe city. se!4 15t

FURNISHED ROOMS WITH SPANISH FAM--0 liy. '.>-'.*' Jackson st.; le<irn lan^iuge. so!3t^RAQ BUSH— NICELY FURNISHED FRONTO\JU sunny rooms; en snlte. Blnglo; chenp. -.i.ilm9QI SIXTH—NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS: EN— • 2 aulte. single; other rm»: r.-.i-...:iable. dell lm1 I

-a. SE. COR. SIX 111,V MINNA-ELFGANTLY

iIO furnished sunny rms; snßea, Mnglos.sell linrIQ TAILOR—I. .X BOOM. NICELY**JIO furuislied; board optional; rrem-h cook-lng. eat lm

91 QTURK —"NICELY PURMIBHKD FRONTwLU room; also single; reasonable; bath, satf tf

P\fW STOCKTON—

CHANGED HANDS AND«-/U— thoroughly renovated: furn. rooms, sulto. sin-gle; reisonable. MKS. MAKDKN,proprietresn. lm

il9^ O'PARBBL— FURNISHED SUITE;trZ.U also single and liougekeeplr.i; rooms. se7 tf

£•97 GKAKY-

NICBLY FURNISHED BACKXJiLt \ p-irlor-. reasonable; liiiinv. se7 tf79 1GROVE STKEET— ROOMS AND BATH.}j^2 se4 tf

OWl O'FAKKELL-

2 LARGE SUNN FKONTO^iO rooms ulceiy furnished; bath. se3 tf

OVAL 110 lI2« ELLIS STREET— NEWhouse; Just opened -.incandescent light Inevery

room; first-class readlne-room, containing alldallypapori: open allnight;rooms per night 35c tosl 50";week, $1 75 to $7; month. 97 to $30 Jy29 if

('('AIHOWARD (YOLO HOUSE)— FURNISHEDUuiirooms 25e per night; per week $1up.gel lm

THE NEW PLKASANTON, 715 HOWARD ST.,1near Third— sunny rooms: recently reno-vated throughout: gas: running water; linenchanged dally;reading-room; baths; openall night-per il:vy.60c and np; per week, $1CO and np.2B lm»

ELLI3-NICELYFURNIRHED FRONT AL--000 cove; also single ro%ins; sunny. au2B tf

37 SECOND (WEBB HOUSE)—

FURNISHEDIrooms; day, week, mouth, transient, au'2.3 lmriUlB ABBOTBFORD. NW. COR, LARKINAXDIBroadway— Nice, quiet, ireiite«l aud homelil(«:furnished orun:urnt»hed sunny rooms atextromalyinouemte prices; llctn bensekeaplng permltted.4Ct*BLINOTON HOUSE, 127 KEARNY-PLEAS-a ant sunny rooms, en suite and single; flrst-ru»j.Inevery respect: terms reasouablo. jalOtf

Y'OSKMITE HOUSB) 101S MAKKKTST.. lIET,1Sixtb and Seventh; .»5c to al per night; par

wefk. $1 f.t> to Sft:single and en suit famllia<2.{tr

BOAKUINO AM) UOOHS.

\u25a0rTTrTot^T AVfA~^TXmfE~^NjTY~FR<)N Tlilualcove suite, with board. selB 7t*1(\f\ GOLDEN GATE AYE.. ONEBLOCK FROMiUU city Hall—Furnished rooms, with board:terms reasonable: table board. sal3lm

MONTHOMERT'9 TEMPRRANCR HOTBL. 31TI>land 32» Second st—Siagleiaeals ase; boardaatrcora per day, 76e te tl;by me wee*, ai t*s»:!ra«ccacb to aud' from tbe h»tol. ayJli-f

CIIILDKEV 11OAUDKI).

V%r"lDO W "vrOULDTiKFTTmTciTiLDR TO»' board: largny^rd ;best of care. 30 llalght.lBlniIIOULDLIKK1 OK 1CHILDREN TO BOARD;

l.irge yard; best of care: torms reasonable608 Eightrfnthst,near ("in<«rr«ro. Mllm

STOKKS TO LET.

moIKASK—THE BAKERY ON SOUTIICOR^OK1Howard aud Eleventh st*., together with res-taurant aud 7 rooms above if wanted: rent verycheap. Apply to P. 0.MOLLOY,138 Montgomerystreet. se2l 7t'I'OLET-RESTAURANT AND BAKERY. WITHibrick oVen: 49 Second »t.. bet. Market and Mis-

sion; a fine locnttnn;" $45; water free. ApplytoP. C. MOLLOY.138 Montgomery st. ::. seat 7t

SK. COIt nVK.MVIIIIUI) ANl> ALABAMA—

Large storo and .basement, with upper flat of 6rooms aud until "\u25a0

- " Belli 7t*

orrnjiH to LKT.

rTQ^MABBBT^SOn'nY FRONT orFICB;SUI?IO'> able for rsal-«st»te agent or doctor. 20 3t*

ESK ROOM.WITH OK VfITUOVXDESK.*

218California at, ruoui 3. saltf-:

OAKLAND TIKAL iSI".TK.

QNk U1> v cXirjucAsiT~^

PIEDMONT HOMES.

AN OPPORTUNITY. OF VODK LIFETIME TOBUY A BKAUTIKULLor ALONG THK

PIEDMONT CABLE.

The remainder of tbe Falrvlew Tract to be closedout at once t.) closa partnership utfalrs

lvthis property.

EXCEPTIONALLY EA%Y TERMS AND SPECIALntIOBB

FOR THE NEXT 30 D4YS.LOT 25 TO 50 FEET 1 KO>T BY 125 TO 150

FEET IN DEITH.

# PRICES ONLY *^00 TO $300 PER LOT.

20 PER CENT LES3 THAN ADJOINING PROP-ERTY.

SPECIAL TERMS. 830 TJTsiLliALANCE $7 60 MONTHLY,

ONLY 14 MINUTES TO: SKYENTU ST. ANDBROADWAY.

CABLE CARS EVERY 5 MINUTES.TlrtFairvlew Tract is one of tbe most charming

locations for a home slt-e on tbo Piedmont Cable ;itIs protected from the b:iy winds aud cold.MAGNIFICENT LANDSCAPE VIEW OF THE

". te. PIEDMONT HILLS.STREETS GRADED AND CITY WATER.ONLY 50 MINUTES FROM BANFRANCISCO.RBMBMBBB THIS is a BPECXAX OFFERING.OF LOW PRICES AND JCASY TXBMB.TO CLOSE OUT TIMS 1"iiAOP.FIRST COME FIKST SERVED.F-r maps and fullparticulars apply to M.J. LAY-

MANCE A 0., 4titlBth gt.,Oaklaud. Cal. se2l lOt

J^NOX ORCHARD. lIAYWARDS.

THE REMAINDER OK THISELEGANT TRACTTO BE OLOBJCD OUT UPoN KASV TERMS.

ALL LOTS 60x160," COVERED WITH FULLBEARING PROIT TKKKS.

$250 TO $100 EACH, ONLY$10 AND $20 CASHAS FIR3T PAYMENT.BALANCE $7 50 TO 810 IN MONTHLY IN-STALLMENTS.

This elegant property Is located within" threeMocks or tbe center or ikobeautirul town of Hay-wuraj, two blocks of horso and e'ectrlc cars,

CITY WATER TTI'ON IIIK TRACT.This Uwithout exception the chpap'-st and most

desirable property adjoining Hay-wards. Tbo termssr« made so easy that the fruit upon tho trees willpay the Installments. For maps and fullparticularsapply to M.J. LAVMANCK & CO.,

4C6 Eighth St., Oakland, orFRANK LAKE,Western Union Telegraph oilire,

-\varns.'

al. s»2l lOt

£•.% FIVE DOLLARS DOWN.

Sl-ONK DOLLAR A WEEKIor buildinglots IntheALYIN TRACT, NEAR ITVAI.E,

Close to Uaywards Electric Road.ONLY TEN MINUTES RIDS FRO*! OAKLAND.PRICE, $l.r TO *2.->0 KACIL

Tract fenced and graded.JACOB HEYMAN,630 Markot St., and 018 P.road-

way. Oakland. selB tfAYWAKUS PROPERTY.

——*1 2'^-acre i(.t» on clectilc road, In full-bearingfruit; 000 per acre.

1-aere leta in town and suburbs; very cheap.Ranches from 0 to £00 acres; finely improved:

easy trrms.Apply to P. WILBERT, Cistro St., uear B. Hay-

w»rds. solB 4t

Q]A— - — —

CABB.— — — -

$10.ivy.

'

Balaaea 55 to $10 per month; the grandest olferever uii«ile on proporty int'Us location.

THE DOWLING TKACT. on the direct lino oftho Oakland aud lierkeley Electric lUllway,andthe only IOJ-foot street ru:ir:in; fro'n Oiklaud toBerkeley,

LABOBLOTS, ONLYfISO TOBBO9 EACH. .Streets all praded; city water mains lal'l: posi-

tively tiie best ana cheapest property ev«r offeredror sale alone; tbls great highway; only 10 minutesto tiMbusiness center of Oakland and only 40 min-utes to San Francisco; double track now laid i.y

the electric company; terms only $10 cash: bat-anro at $5 or $10 per month; lots only $150 to$601).

IHE DOWLINO TRACT Is the most elevatedj n:re of land on t:ils road: 150 feet abuvn tbe sealevel, where nature and art hiive combined to mv<oa resort for tas latally thit isabsolute perfection.TIIE noWLINii TRACT. TBE GAKDEM SPOT

OF ALI NlA.

TIIK DOWLING TRACT,only 5 minutes' wa kfrom the State Lniveisity and 3 to ths new public

.1. tinul.THE DOWLING TRACT will be built up with

haudsome houses. There Is not a sectlun of O<k-laii<V« suburbs whero property willincrease invalueSO rast as In tbls tract

Anyperson who is fortunate enough to see thisii'lvc1itiemrnt bas 110 excuse fornot hay tag a housenf bis own, aaiess Itbe nis mtsfottsne to get to our

Bees aft tbe last one Is taken. or fullpart cu-i-irs uspsand to see tho property apply to W. C.MOP.AN, l-orln. South Berkoley; take Berkeleytram, itop at Lorln: ( jtrr'.a/ealwars ready to showproperty; orgo to CAUNALL-UOPKINS CO., 024Market .it., S. K. »el4if

Cjk>XCASH. BALANCE *5 PER MONTH; 10k^ZiO lots for sale In tho lesutlful ElrahurstIract: ir you want to buy a 1 -t on the Installment|..an. and oae tbat willdouble tu-valiia bi.-lore paidfur, see thes>< lots. For particulars apply at 01.cc loowner,- J. \V. LAYMANCE,400 Eighth St.. Oak-Inid. se!s lOtlniKB IBUT DOWN.IU NOTHING MORE,

For thoso nrtld large acre lots IntheBUTBB TRACT.

Lr.rated on tbe Redwood road, near Frultvalestation; best chance for safe speculation ever Of-lend:do not fall to see them »t once, as they willt.ot be 011 tie market long; remember, high, dryatid sightly acre lots on the saslest of es.-y terms.

A. H. BREED * CO..se3 tf 460 Ninth gt., Oakland.

SPECULATOR!*, ATTENTIONI0 18 arres directly on the. San Leandro elertrloroad; entirely level and well adapted for subdivi-sion; floe chance to make looucy:call;see; Investi-gate. A. H.BREED A CO..

4bO Ninth st.,so3tf Oakland.

HOMF.SITK OR FOR SPECULATION.Frultvale aye.. near station: large corner

property: 380x140 with improvements; onlyt'6500; terms 10 suit; arare opportunity.

A. 11. BREED Jt CO..460 Ninth st.

ne3 tf Oakland.

Cjj-I ONF. DOLLAR DOWN.®1. ONB DOLLAR A WEEK.

FOR LOTS $150 EACH.AIELKOSE STATION TRACT.

I'.O LOTS ALREADY SOLD.11. B.PINNEY, OWNKK.

PO7 MtOADWAY. OAKLAND.OFFICE OI'KN EVENINGS. aul4 tr

OAKLAND rUUMTUUK FOB HAI.B.

IFrPEN 11 1 RiTyoiTvvavFouod and chkaT.Iseen. SCHELLHAAB. 40S Kleveuth st deO tfcoil

lIPUSEST O 1.X.1.

SOC HOUSE 10 NICKSCNNY ROOMS; CHEAP—').rent. 1058 Howard St. se2o tf

TO LEASE—BRAND SOU riir.RN' BOTEL, CORSeventh nnd \u25a0teilefl t>ts., opposite uew I'o.t-

office site: i>o large and sunny rooms; 8 bath-rooms; oliice; large dl!iln»-iiom. Kltrlu-n,etc: besthotel proposition la tho olty; 44 front and bay-window rooms: nyilraulic elevator; tern lv allits appurtei >li' •*; will rent very low to a ro-spontltile unu first class tenant. Apply with-in. aul» cod tf

1Kf)'^T.AOINAST., (INKPOOR FROMQ KAKY;IJuii Unrurntshed bouse withlo rooms, sunnyside, handsomely fitted up; large dtulng-room; rent$50. Keys next door. sc2o 7t»

5 CLEVELAND ST.-HOUSE 4 LABOE SUNNY«Jj^>iiis. yawl and basement se2o 3t*r^TiVM BAY-WINDOW HOUBE—B ROOMS;\J modern improvements; suit.tble for doctor;$33. hW, Dcvisadero and Geary sts. MlB7t«QKCONI) FLOOR— THREB BUNNY BAY-WIN-O d»w rooms and i>*th aud good ce.lar. 3 Bamp-ton place, bet. Second and Third sts. sem tl

Q ROOMS; r. 111 AIL MoDKKN IMPROVE--0 incuts. 413 Leavenworth; ke-y grorerv. seltf 7t«

COTTAOKS TO LKT.

<JTT7;OLi?I NQWOOD, BET. 10TH AND SOTH—-I'lCottage. 4 rooms; large yard. Apply212. 4t*iior WALLER— LARGE 7-KOOM COTTAGE;Jj£.O renl >2f>: watrr free. se!9 St*

"VJ"EW COTTAGE-UNOBSTRUCTED MARINE1> view; rents $22 60: In prime condition; 2626Larklu St., 1 Ilock from Hydc-st cable; get olf atChestnut St. Apply to W. I.MORGAN, 612 Cal.street.

'nelStf

OTTAGE OF 0 ROOMS, BATH. CONSERVA-tory, garden and chicken-yard. 13 HillSt., near

Valencia. BEDEKARX * AUBRY, real estateagent, cor. Valencia and Twenty-second, sell tf

7/VI LAIKKLAYE.—4 ROOMS: BATH; ALLIUJ modern linprovmts; $16. Key grocery. 18 8*

SONNT COTTAGE; 5 ROOMS; BATH; KABE-inent; staidw. C.r.Dolores and Fifteenth. 18 ht»

fljlQ COTTAGE: HOUSB il BOOMSt CLARAffliO. n»»r Kirtlist Apply 3::» Flflh st se!7tf

fuhnibited iiocsks.

O»J*JI MISSUJN^N?CKLV~XNir COMPLETEYO±*Oi rurnlshed flat. 6rooms and bath. so'2l 7t*

HOUSE FINELY FURNISHED: 7 ROOMS ANDbatb: Mat BoMea Gate Parks to loaso for

long term, For further particulars apply to J. B.I.KWI".438 Montgomery st. «f-7 tf

H.ATS TO LKT.

OC^ACLIPPEB STrr^R7~CABTRO^3" LARUKUtlurooms and bath; rent $12. se2l .it*

4 SUNNY KooMS; BATH; CHEAP RENT TOX good tenaut. 16 Lloyd st. se2l tt

<2» 1Q FLAT; ROOMS: BATH;YARD. 1720Va•^> 1 G. Folsom. l-«t. Thirteenth, Fonrteenth. 313*uuTrr FLAT: 0 ROOMS: BAY.WINDOW. 7V8<S> I'l.Bowieavf.; key at 7. »eUI 2t«

1/LAT 4 KOOMS; *1»; NO CHILDREN. 714I1Natotr.ast. seiO 4t»

C">n •' LARGE ROOMS; BATH: MODERN.«jT*-U. 138V< Fair Oaks, iir.Twenty-thmL 20 3t»<Z:*)i\ CORNER FLAT,B BOOMS, BATH; 499{Jf^''. wHiity-thinl. Key 1105 Alabama. 10 3t«

lOWKK FLAT(NEW); 3 ROOMS AND BATH;J rent 14; C2su Ivy nve.. bet. Octavla and La

guna. Apply G. 11. IMii-lN&CO.. 14 JMoutgoin-ery st \u25a0 \u25a0

\u25a0

- ' . se»7 7t1 Q CAPP. BET. KIC.HTKENTH ANDNINK-

OJO tf-entb; upper flat:6 rooms: modern. 18 7i*.CjjQA-NICE PARLOR, BEDROOM, DINING-•7'—.* 1 -:ii. kitchen, bath: o.U. closet, eas, ce!-

ar. yard: furnished hall. 1917 Geary. selB 7t*iVIAUmTsSIOnTn A ICLKVENTU— SUNNYIUUO rooms; reiitslt>; water free. s»lB7t*(Y| r 4UNFUKNISIIEDKOOMS;II'l'Klt01 floor; private family; »25. se!B 7t»nC)\ .McALLISTEK—ELKGANT UPPER FLAT{L1 7 rooms; bath; rent $37 60. se!7 7l»O-UNNY-CORN FLATS; 6 AND 7 BOOMSPand biuh. X.v at 33 Thirteenth gt selß7t»1<y\ ERIE— 4 SUNNY rBONT ROOMS;:JOt rent »14. se!s tf

MIDDLEAND upper GRAND FLATS oh THEN'.iuheasierly slopn of Nob Hill, west

-Hue

Stockton st. (Nil,611 bet. Bush and Pine; h roomseach; sheltered from the wri>terly wluds: sun altnay; \u25a0> iiiiuuteV walk from t «\u25a0 baalasjal ee&ter;will Iraready fur occupancy Ottuber 1. .-010 if

-..--\u25a0-\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0. \u25a0;..-\u25a0'\u25a0' '• -\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0

'

ITY KEAL KSTATK.

m|cALESTXBim MABAH,

1:I;AL LSTATE AGENTS AND INSURANCiS-BKOKEUS,

3UONTGOMKRY ST.,NEAR MARXBT.BUILDINGLOTS SOUTn OF THE PARK.

$:»30. INSIAlLMKNTS.BJtAUTrrUL MAKINKAND PARK VIEW.

Cv the electric road. 18ih aye., bet. Maad N sts.:on Urn line of Struwiierry Hillnnd the new lake;Biog <-.-ish: balance 520 monthly Install meats;graded: fenced; slza »6xlBt>. my2s ifWeKr_C">-(\ I'RIMITIVKHOME. WITH SHED.' INCOi)". Berkeley: linelet, 100: sldewalKed;$25 r. sti, #'..') inoiitltly.

fi'ii—1.. t 80x1*5. with rri-e'<. f"" ni'.nt'jly.LOU Lot on hill;23x140; $1 monthly.

*'J0 monihiy— New eatta<e: 5 rooms, bath. etc.«.et niai« 1000 lots; I<\u25a0

•-r only what Iown.CHAS. A. BAILEY,o\TU?r. 20 Montgomery. te'J tf1IESIRAULECITY AND OAKLAND PROPERTY1' to exchange lorsmall improvedand large uulm-proved ranebos. H. M. CAMERON. 479 9th st,Oakland. au'JC lm

I'AMoIS JONES TRACT!'NO INTEBJBSI 11! JUST THINK Of IT!!!

NO TAXES JIM' THINK OF IT!!!

GAS AN!) WATKB TO KVERY LOT!!!

CEMENT WALKS!!!yjto $10 a mouth: blgaest elevation; sandy soil;

lots 40x125 feet; lots 50x150 feet. ThH tr-iet Isl ated, as willbe seen by our map, between Oak-lMidaud S.in Lc.indro, within touch of 2 railroadsnnd within300 feet of tbe liritpower station or tbeSan Leandro electric road, wnera cold,raw windsare unknown: land It level, streets laid out nndgradod : casaeßt walks; gas an 1 water to every lotror prices and. asass apply te MAKCUSE Jk REM-mi i., JoaesTale, lower sta*loa, San Lenndro roau;

028 Market st, opposite Palare Hotel. San Fran-cisco; Bay-st. Sstatloa, broad-gauge, and Hlnb-Rt-station, narrow-gauge. Alanieda. se!B 5t SiiWeFr'ITOR SALK-IN EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS;"

fluemnrtarn nnttagna; "1 aad 0 rooms and bath;on r.i..r c.l lines in the best part or the city. Forparticulars apply to LOUIS BLANK,121 Eddystreet. au3l WeFr trCj»lf\ A MONTH WILLBUY A HOMEIN SAUSA-<IpXUIIto. E, D. SPARROW. 828 Market jy» ttv.r.||i| LOT 25rl27:HVi: 2-STORY BAY.rlD'-'OUU. window hoiise: H rooms; batb: allmtHl'rn liiiprovement.i. Inquire 3711 City 18 7t*

ALAMEDA aUCAX BBTATB.ffii)AAA BRAND NEW COTTAOB:

"ONLY

i3±.\i\J\J. *100 cash; balanco easy term.Bl7—

-Good bonsa. 7 rooms: large l->t: both b.r-

gains: aeetaea. J. S. HANLEY A CO,, 1351 P»rKst., lasaaila. te3l tf1/INE RESIDENCE CORNER. 150x135; BKSTr part or Alumeda; $9500 cas.'i or part exchange;NE.cor. Grand and San Antonio sts. :as whole or In

subdivisions. G. ROEOO. U3O Market st gelß7t*

MUST ii .soi.D. CORNKR LOT. 75x160.house of 7 rooms, bath, tine stAble. prica Is

BMOOUU'KTnalVilur: cboap iiuii'vsand lots fortale ou easy terms: a, lar>.'» list of Baa Fr.tncUcoand Oakland iiop-nty toexchau^o forAlameds audoutside lands. MB&I. 11. CHANDLER. 1320 Parust. Masonic i:nlldlii<r. AlauiO'la. au27 tt

a BARUAIN.•r\ $t>76o; new. modern 2-story no!:se; 8 rooms

and bath: speaking tabes: clothes chute; electricbells: stationary waabtnbs; all rooms redwood fin-Isbed; street roa.»daiiii.:c-d atui ceineut sidewalks:exceptloualty flue iibU'hhorhood ; sunuy side ofStrret: i;ear" station; lot 60x150; $1000 i'ash. bal-ai:ce $50 per mouth. Apply to H. P. MOItEAL,1432 Park St.. Alamed*. 1i27 tr __

LOKIN HEAL ESTATE.VEVN .Vi;i<oM( o ITAUEINHEART Of LORIN;

i' reason for selling account departure, loi 45x180; beaatUul Bowers; lot .ill fenced: $300 down,balance £35 pel montti. For full address write orcall on JAMKB MAOORTY, City of Paris, BanFran iscu. an24 wpsa>nt_f_

CUUJiTUY UKAL ATK.

wXvFTo ir V l"i;CASH btt(TTiTac:k ksigo d Isnd in Konoma or .Marlu counties. Ad-drees B. WHIT 76B Market -t. •_A>]l<if) BEAUTIFUL bUBOBBAN BOMB IN«j"1 M >'. Sonoma: everything handsomely fit-ted: 6-room house, carriage, carrUi.-e-bo;ise. barn,stable, ctilcken-hoiues, lawn, g-ir.leu: choice fruit

and grapes. SV/KETSEUABKIGG.". 1021V,Mkt.*

1rA ACRES, 2 MILES FROMSANOER, !REBNO_L«)UCounty; Al land; good houio and farmbuildings; 15 acres In vines and orchard, balanceingrain: price SlOO per acre; clear ot mortgag«:willexchange for t:.»>r rancn Inanyor tbe coastcounties. Apply to R, >V WOODWARD A CO.; 902Broadway. Oakland. se!B 7t• -Hi; BALI OB EXCHANGE. AT GREAT SAC-Trllce, half section ol good level farming land,near 1v are City; can be Irrigated. Adcri-ss 1-7 1Thirteenth aye.. Kast Oakland. se!B7t

GOVERNMENT LANDS!U FOR HOMfi.OU INVESTJIENTI

INCALIFORNIA—FiLtst level farminf lands.Rich black Soil, ready to plow.l.?.i e. Sue valley; railroad throughWater ditches now bullJlu;.Jlildclimate, freo fuel, cheap lumbar.Work at good wages there now.Laud Ciiibe taiteu without resldeqee.

Bead 4c stamp for full luforinatlou to K.vr.LAKE,6 Flood building. Ban Francisco, Cal.apli tf

ONOMA COUNTY LAND-SALE OR EX-Ochange: write fuily. AM'P.EW PRICE. lleai<taturg, Cal feUtr

SCHOOL LANDS. $1 60 TO s?3 AN K3; O>CkJ very easy terms: sold by the State la tracts lisolt; no residence or improvements required, allfciiii.s ot lanus, lo mai.y dlflerent counties; sealttsinp fcr lUt: open day and evenings. F. W,1AKi I.Flood nuiidlm 13lf

t-.m ati \l.

EA7!irs^iu^rNT>>r7 >)LTKTnC^TToTrrTTF. -.dnuule-entry bookkeeping, nsnaianaiiln. snort-

hand, t>-pe-writl telegraphy, ate., all includeil Inboalness rnnrw voder one fee i.f »7.. Je3o If

pACIKIC BUSINF.S3 COLLB • 820 POST BT.j1 lifesclioUrsblp .*75: day aud c onlug. oc2o tr

MlEtCANTILB college* NORMAL BOHOOI.i'lUoiden fiate ft an Neat. Day evmlnrs. 18 tf

rpKLKsCOPICSTUDIBS: LESSONS INASTROn.1omy. MISS A1.1.0K AN.220J Flllmore st.set SuWe ln>»

/ 'LASBBS IN SPANISH FOR LAUIES. 1530\J Jackson St. sels 7t*rriHl iI;.\NK SCHOOL OF ELOCUTION, BSO1Market st.— This school will educate only In thetrue system or aloenttoß and voice culture; 1termonly needed; children taught In school classes;fcimi ressoaihle OBce 17. s«i in

\1Jir. GIFFARD HAS KC.SUMKD 888 FRENCHI'l daasesi latest method. IBW Pine st. au3l lm

SINGING: VOICE CULTURE. APPLY DAILY,O 503 Powel St.. PROF. J. B. OOILVIK.an!I8 3myUROPiEAN BOMB AND DAY SCHOOL FORJl< gir.i; 2127 Jackson st.; board; Kagliaa, French.<;cn;;an, music, dancing; S'iO per mohlt. specialFrench classes; coach rails 'or pupils. je.'d tt

GERMAN PROFESSOR OK THE PIANO; MOSTImproved method. HiNinth St.- auS 3m

T>ROF. D. MANSFTBL9, MANDOLIN.GUITAR,J banjo, compositions. Btndle 1705 Market.au.'! 3m

"^t UOOL CIVIL.MUSING,MECBANICAL,BLB:0 trlcal engineering, surveying, srcalteotore, 3Lt-laying:estab. 18»i. A. \inil»r Nallioii. 7'-i.< M.trt<-.

LOST.

| OST—MONDA ON VALENCIAST. CABLK-iicar. brown leather satcneL Betora to 320Baaaoase »t.. room 01. and receive reward. sc2l 2t*

J OST— LADY'S SMALL GOLD WATCH ANDJ fob chum;mounted with .1 a -nonils and rubles;

engravnl one side S. H. Kinder lib-rallyrewardedby leaving at 327 Duncan st., bet Church andDolores. MX«. HOKAX. . se2l 2t»

1 DOUBLE-BARRELED SHOTGUN.GOINGJ J from Hfthavo. to Potrero; return to South SanFrancisco Provision House receive reward. se2o 2t*

IOST-A passbook with the lIIBKKNIAJJ BaVlnzS and Loan Society of Ban Francisco, Inthenayieof ANDREW JOHNSON. Na 1.701.44(5.The finder willplease return to bask. se2o Ct*

FOUND.pAMB ro aSO CHURCH BT, a WHITB pav 'rot soil U-

ASTItOLOGYjMKORRAU, 73 FOURTH ST., FORTIIVI teller; clalrvoyant;Bllf> rea'ler: fee2Sc. sI7 8»

MU>. I.EBKBORN, CLAIRVOYANT. MKDIUM.20 13th st..bet Howard;fee^6o t-.26c.3m

A BOY ONLY ONB THATIMPORTS BBNUIRB. Spanish and frencb love powder*. Call orwrlto withstamps, 30 Halglitst. se!3 3m

MKS. WILSON TELLS PAST. FUTURE, I'KKS-ent; ladles 50c; gents. »l. io-i Eigbtb jyl 3m

aiMB. DR. THOMAS. aOIBNTIFIC REVEALERi»l by eggs and ear.ls : tells entire life,past, pr.-t--ent future; consultations on allaffairs, nothing mxcepted; name given, valuable advies and jure help:rasaares l<mt love by sympathy; mistake Impossible;diseases ciiled; lee $1; letter »2. 30 Koarny. 13 ly

HE. EXODIUS, CLAIRVOYANT. HAS KO--moved to 14 Turk St.. Koom 9: fee 50c. o'iltt

SI'IKITIALIMM.

Ml-\!ll l.! i: IIBT AND litBINESS MBDICIftcircles— Tuesdays, 8 r.M.;Fridays, 2:30 r. m.;

25c: sittings daily,*l. 1104 Mission st. sell 3m

MRS. BHRINEB RKMOVBD TO 1027 MISSION.Circles Mon.. Frl.ovc.;sittings dally. »e8 .lin

MRS, J. J. WHITNEY, CLAIKVOYANT. TKSTmedium and life,reader. 218 Stockton. ap2s tt

WENTISTS.

DR. K. H. BCHULTZB, DENTIST. ROOMS 88-MMarpby building.1230 Market st. so2O 3m

Dr. KEA. t»23 MARKET, ext. tkkth BOo;wlthgasfl; tilllngs low; open evenings. ]»3tf

NY ABVLIM KKXPBB knows ALLDENTAL. \u25a0-\u25a0 \u25a0 are dangerous; by my wonderful secretlocal application to tbe gums trr.th mar be fined orextracted painlessly; thirteen first prizes for finestfilling,crown work, bridgework and plates. I rec-ommead mydental eollega that h is removed from1170 Market st. to 1 Fifthst. cor. Market: you cmhave good dental work <ione at my college forone-l;;if the price the - cheapest deutintn charge:tiiose wishing me lo do the work callat my mainI'llico, HO'Farreli st.;examination At both place 3free. DR. G. W. I.EKK. aUlOtf

GT Pf.K SET; TO PLEASK OR NO CHARUE:Qi filling»1; ext. 60c. DR.PERRY. 8Mason, tr

COLTON DENTALASSOCIATION, MARKETL/St. DR. CHARLKS W. IIKKKIt, jeB tfTTr. H. G. KXTRACTION PAINLKSS;\f plate-work, brldjte-work, teeth without plates,asperlalty. 1841 Polk st myl4tfVi) PAIN—KXIRACTINO OF TEETH MADB1> easy, 60c aud #1; artificial teeth rrom nil-Ing from ai. cko.iME Dental Association. 753Market st, bet Third and Fourth. apl'i tt(j>7 A SET rOK TKBTHI UAKUANTKD Al*<tP

•good a« can be made; tiilimjai. DX. si.MHS,

I,llst.«30 Market st, next Baldwin Theater. oetttIR.A.LUDLUHHILL,144SMARKETST., NBA*XJ Itleveoih: n« cnarge for eiuaciiug wn«a pUtaaMe soade; old plates made over uce newi leetafrom *t»per set; sitractlng so«; gas given. tit

DR. C H. WILBON. DBNTIST.I 111 MA»*BTst. bnt Viftnand Blxtb. 000. Miuoa. miS'.:

TYI'EWKITKUS.

\I.L PREVIOUS WORLD'S RECORDSj'V broken: 8162 pnrfuct words written inTheCallgtaphtn 1 hour at Saratoga, N. Y.,July, 1892;average 136 words per ininute. The Caligraph stillstands at the head. See our new black ami whitskeyboard. Terms ot sale to suit purchaser. CHAS.K. NAYLOR.gen. agent, IVMontgomery S&aaSl tf

STABLKB TO l.XT.

')] PERRY— STABLE rOK OR lIORSKS:»Jl 4«oo« livingrooms. Apply IiASTON4 Wl.l'.RIDHH. t.:<S Market St.

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t~^RS^CLABSnn OR^AUB;~ADVAIScBTirADIfc1 W2-841 MiMlou»L CUAS. L. TATLOK..ili.t.

CITY KKAL KSTATK.

/\'iAKIChLLA CU.,

REAL ESTATE AGENTS &KENT COLLECTORS.11 BONT6OMI ST.. S. *

YEW RESIDENCES ON PKKSIDIO hmuhts.i^ cor. Sacramento and Waiast sts ;each contains15 rooms, finished in hardwood: plate-^lass doorsand ail tiie latest improvements: just completed.O'FARRKI.LACO.. 11 Montgomery St.

ftlirul -NKW COTTAGE OF 5 KOOM8; NR,1J UU. Cortland aye: 1 b!oi-k from school:

size of lo;25x70. O'FaRRELL iCO.. 11 Slout-goinery st.C? k>nmi WORTH $2W9-COTTAGE OF 0

'"'". rooms aiiibath in tho Richmond dis-trict. ol UiRELLACO.. 11Montgomery st.

Q.;*)"n MUI'I.KYsV.. Ml.STH; OOTTAOE;0

—O«)U. this 1* a banrata; size of lot 25x75.

O'FAKKKLLA CO.. 11 Montgomery -•Q'JOnn DOUGLASS ST., NR. MTH: HOUSEC*

—'J\'\J. of0 rooms and bath, in flno condition :

concrete walk: street graded. O'FARKELL A- CO.,11Montgomery sr.>-O'a/| RESIDENCE WITH LARGKf^i)«>v;U, grounds la Colma; irult and flowergarden ;size or lot 135x120. O'FARKELL ICO.,11 Montgomery st.

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CMQiIO REDUCED FROM $5250; KESI--tj!":iOUU.deuce on the sunny side of ElginPark:28 feet front: th«- cholcn borne <.f tbU beautifulStreet. O'FARRELL a CO.. 11Moataonsery St.

v. if\f\(\ 18THST.. NEAR NOK—2 FLATS OFjj) 'Uulf, 5aud 6 roouis and b.ith e»eb; brick,foundation, ete.;slieaf lot 25x114. O'FARKELL*CO.. 11Montgomery st

<2 r^Jr\(\ BRODERICK ST.. NEAR WASHING-t^U

—OyJ. ton:cottage or 6 roeau and bath; 7-foot basement: brlct fonaaatlon; slzo of lot 25x87:6. OhARRELL CO.. 11 Montgomery st. __(Jh (-/» NEW HOUSE OF 2 FLATS, JUSTO^

• «'". Bulshed: 23d st. near Harrison; largelot aud Bne location. O'FAURELL & CO., ilMontgomery st

qT\ i\l\ 8 MODERN FLATS; N. SIDE OK*sV.O\J\J. Uaisiit St.. near Devlsadero: con-talning 5, (5 sad 7 rooms and 8 baths: alwaysirnted I«r $7& per month: elagaat homes snrronndthis properly; patent stone sidewalk; street ac-cepted lycity and c&ble-cars pass tbe door; doai'lmis.-, tbis i rtnaity, whleh paya 9 per cent per

aiii.iini.. . RRELL A- CO.,11 Montgomery st.

C? I1 i\('\f\ FINE CORNER RESIDENCE ON»7 IL.UUU. Church St.: splendid yew: rarebanraln; sizo of lot 89x100. O'FARRELL Jt CO..11Montgomery St..~\ SHBIKY HEIGHTS: 271AND 273TREMONT-A kve.,south of Frederick St.; Sssedera homosof 6 an :7 rocnis and bath, respectively; just bnllt;the owner ou ttie premises to-day ; luuke an oiler.O'FARRELL A CO.

Q l'-'iH 2 FLATS ON ALABAMAST.. WILLv!'i-.«)l'.be sold on Installment plan. bet 21staud 22d: a fine UiYesßjsent. paying $*0per month:alze of lot 26«1OO. O'KARKELL *CO.

AOj'OA LOT ON THE CORNER OF SAN(JrOtMU. Joseave. and Day St.; 38:6 feet frontand 200 ftet froui the electric-road terminus.O'KARRELL & CO.. 11 Montgomery st.

U.lll) IMIAMAST.. NEAR BTU;STOREC~l''V'l'. J«:ul flat renting for $4:< per -nth;size ofIt 25x75. O'rARRELL 4- CO.. 11 Mout-E»mery st.

W'.itnil JACKSON st.. BET. BRODEBJCE« »\'V 'V.and Baker; one of the most Charming

COttaKCS, contatuliig 6 rooms, bath aud lanndry;size of lot 25x127 :8V4. O'FAKRELL CO., 11Monttornery st.

Q]Q r\(\(\ JONES ST.. NEAR TURK; DOWN-tjpJ O.UUU. town property; laconte Jt6s permouth; Use or lot 27:0x107:6. O'FARRELL &CO., 11 Montgomery st.

AOQCA COZY COTTAGE ON 9TH AVI NR.»^->*-«>l-'. California st.; size of lot. 33:hxl-'O.O'FARKELL 4 Co.. 11 Montgomery St.r.-n(|H'

—BKST LOCALITY OK THE

0 l\)\J Falrmouut Tract.$850-Cnmberlaud: 3 lots 25x114.Sllso— Kiizabt-th st. neai Douglass: 25x114.$1350— Bryant st. near 25th; 25x100.$1400

—California aye., ne»r Cortland and Mis-

sion st :30x100.51450— Masonic aye., nr.Golden Gate; 25x106:3.$1850-19thst., near Cbnr b; 25x100.$!9lK)— Sacramento St.. near Locust; street rnac-

sdamized aud concrete walk; 50x100.52100— Fulton St.; Panhandle lot25x137:0.92250— South Broderick St., near Bueaa Vista

Park: irrand view.S3UsU— Fell St., near Lott; 25x137:6.*4250— n\v. cor. Rldlej and Scott sts.: 31x119.i- l)i>—Oas St.. near A-uoury: 50x137:6.$14,000 N. linePine St.. near Larklu; six137:6.

LRRI LLA CO.. 11 Montconicry. sets SuWeQ|-- (lRENTS $59: ATOMA Bl BET.t_ 1 lilw,Istand 2d: store and flats; a bargain,W. I.MORGAN A CO.. 512 California st.Q.jr-A RENTS $53 RAUSCII ST.. BET.C*"iii)yt. Howard and Folsom; fine Urge lot,25x112; covered with Improvements; street ac-repted: a bargain. W. I. MORGAN a- CO., 512California st.

-Cr'JO^vfl rKo.NTANIIREAR HOISKS; 7 AND«_*

—*.«>". 4 rooms each; lar lot. 37:6x90;

Juniper St.. bet Folsom and Harrtson. W,l.MOK-;GAN A CO.. 512 Cal. St.

Q-O-n DOUBLE 2-STORY HOUSE OF 6

£•I£i*J\J. rooms and bath each; mortgage$3000. German Bank: lot S3xB3: street accepted:Lombard st, Ccoraer), l>«-t. Powell aud Masju. w.I.MORGANii•>., 512 Cal. St.

CQr/in MARINE-VIEW,DOOBLE LOT: SIZECOOUU. 51:6x137:6; Vallejo st, bet Bakerand Lyon. W. I.MORI > \ Co.. 512 Cal. stQ9Q||fl RENTS $37: 2-STORY HOUSE OF 8O"-O''U. rooms, rear house of 4 rooms; I'uioust», n siilf.bet. Sansoms and Montgosaery. W. I.MORGAN &CO.. 512 Cal. St.

OLSOM ST., BET. 20XH AND 21bT; CHOICEP residence lot 25x122:0; $3000. W.I.MORGAN

A CO.. 512 Cal st

QjOOfl L'-STORY BAT-WINDOW taODSE 01O"OUU. 7 roosas and bath; r.-»r boase of 6rooms: Filbert sL. b-_t. Leaveuwortb ami Hyde;large lot 22:11x137:6. W. I. MORGAN 41 CO., 513Cai. st»--STOKY AND ; INISB BASEMENT BESI-—

deuce. 10 rooms and bith. brick fci.'ulatioa:only Jt!s'Jo; Jones St.. w. side. bat. Filbert andGrseßu !an?« lot 22:6x137 :8; street bttnml-nous rock. W. I. V"|;.,i\.\ CO.. M'J Cal. St.

•> -il jtROADWAI BET. JONE3 AND«j"—OO\J. i. inworta st.<.: 2-story house, 5rooms. W. I.MORGAN .< CO.. 512 Cal st

QOVXH RENTS $41 2-STORY HOUSE, 14COIJW. rooms; Taylor, bet. Green anJ UnionSta.; (corner); size 51:3x55. W. I. MORGAN ACO.. 512 C.il. St.

pBEEN V. lri« SI-\u0084 BET. MASON ANDTAYLOR.vX 3 house.i, a room-, and bath each: rents ?i>9; lot25:9x00: ttreet accepted. W. 1. MORGAN A CO..512 California st

CQf'fii'i DOLORES r., W. hIOE. BET.25THOOllUu. aad »eth; bay-window cottage; 5rooaasaad bath; size of lot, 34x101:9. W. I. MOR-(jAN A CO., 512 Cat st. se2l WeSQ tf

<C'l> '"'«n W>*l*»: LOT 7, BLOCK 25. PAUL»^-_i)''. Tract Homestead.

$35-39:5x105:3; lot 13, block 4. SunnyvaleHomestead.

StfeO— 3 corners. 100x120 each; lot 8.block 87,and lot 1. block 02. Untverslty Homestead AsiGCia-tlon. CHAS. C.FISHER, 50-j California st. •_<"" Hill) GREAT REDUCTION IF SOLD

ilil.'lWu.yuict;prominent business corner,137:6 on Sar.soiue st. by a depth of 70 feet; storesand a hotel above; large lacetaa.

$11, \u25a0'—

Bush near l>ev!sndero: partlyUnproved;no better location forflat*; 85x137:6.

$5750— Howard st, near 'i'weuiy-flrst: nice1-story; five rooms, bath, Stable? great barfrain;30x122:0.

$5700— Clinton Park, near Guerrero and Th:r-tenuth sts., .ilinost new: 2 flats, bay-window reat-dence of 11ronms 2bathi;rent $47 GO: 25x75.

\u25a0t 10,500— St.. near Hyde, 3 fine 2-storyres' irncrs: rent $90; 31:6x137:0.

$5000— south Pan: large house of 11 rooms:bath; sunny si«1o; rent $51): 23:6x67:3.

$8000— Pacific st , pear Stockton; 9 li'io storesan<l a S-story frame dwelling:rent 9100: 34x117;6.

Gift Mapand Homost • iilots ingreat variety.13suwc L.OE-STKRREICH ER,60:; Callfoi strp P. RIORDAN. 632 MARKET ST., OFFERS1.for sale the following bdrgaius.

*13,000— 27:Cx120; O'Farreil st. bet. Larkln andI'olk. with a substantial dwelling-bouse or 14 teomiaun bath; cJoaeta; storeroom; Bne iirick basement.For permission to see premises apply toT.r.RIOU-DAN,632 Markot st

$19,000—06x75; SB. cor. of Harrtson st and OakGrove aye.. near 6th st. wltb store and improve-ment*;rented for $IdO j>itmonth;fine Investment

J4000— 37:6x110; N W. cor. ot Golden Gale av«>.aa I.ott St.; all street work complete aad sidesewer.

$8600— 55x90; on S. sl.fe or Turk St.. n*ar Bu-cbanan; street scrept^d withside sewer to lot; gasand water pipes; floe Investment to build flats.f4250-'2sxil2: W. stile or Rauscii St.. near How-

ard, with tenement building r.-its fis;streti ac-cepted: finß bargain.

$8»00— 37x9); N. side of O'Farreli st. nonr La-guaa. with double two-Story hi vieor 8 rooms a>idbath ineach; rents $75 :electric Isrs in»treet: flnoInvestment. T. P. RIORDA.N. 03V! Market Kt.

BOISSnWeFr 8t

II'HY PAY RENT.'» When forEASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS

Yon can acquireYOUR OWN HOME

In any part ofCITY OK SUBURBS?

Apply for particulars.JAMES SIMMONS.

se2 tr FrSnMoWe 19 .Montgomery st.

VUMEROUS CHANCES TO EXCHANGE CITY-l-> ar.ilcountry property; nlsocash buyers. 1021V-.Market St.. SWEETSER .v BKIOGS.

•TFYOU ARE TIRKD oi PAYING RKNT CALLJ. and sea nic: Ihave 2-story houses, cottage andflats Inall parts of l.c city ror sale lveaay monthlypayments equal to rent. Inquire for particularsl.oi LANDLER,IKMontgomery st

se4 SuMoWe Fr tf'

I)A( [TIC HEIGHTS.

810 BARGAIM BIG HAItUAIN!

A rare opportunity: reduced from f18.000 to$13,000, Inorder to eifect an Isamedl >te sale. I'ar-tlcs desiring to secure a choice residence site lv themost aristocratic portion of tba city should t:ikuadvantage or this »t once. This property Is actuallyolTered at from 60 to 60 per cent lrss than otherproperties in tbls choice locality. Location. s\v.corner Jackson and Gon^b streets: si?.e, 00x127:S Vt.Jackson-street frontage has bituminous street pave-inenland patent stuue sidcwaik.

EASTON, ELDRIDGE * CO., 638 Market St.

so2O 3t TnWoFrt .»r'),'n JUST COMPLETED IN THKWARMtjr i>ZOU..belt of toe Mission and only I'/,blocks from electric road; house contains 7 lari<erooms: all latest improvements; particular atten-tion has been paid to the sanitary pluinhliu:see It:ChattaDooca St., bet. 22d and SM; -lot MzltO;TRUV A Mi-NALI.V. Market st se2O 3tI/OB SALE- HOUSE; 1230 GOLDEN OATEI'aye.. ur. Fllmore. 2 tlaU of 7 and 0 rooms each;rrnt $70: price, *10,000. Inquire upstairs hot 10and 12 a. m. se2o lmrpHE HiiMK BUILDING COMPANY, IiMONT-

-1 goiniry.it., is prepared to furnish plans, specifi-cations aud estimates for any class of building,an y wbere, forcash or on the Installment plan: callat the office and inspect plans; tbe Home I'ulhlcr,pu lijhed monthly,contain* a series of articles In-terestius; to lutendlng bulliifirs,wltbelevatloniiaadfloor puns: sample copies free. selH Im

BARGAIN—21ST ST.. NEAR CASTRO; BSAw*tirulboine: house 8 rooms; unfinished attic:

parlor decorated: oak vestibule and door: nilcon-veulences. ('.MASON,builder, on premises. sI6 7*m. U\f\l\ NEYf t-R"OM COTTAGBATBERKK-O^VJUU. ley:5 minutes' walk from Golden Gateatstl— i$20 mouth; lendld bargain ifapplied forat eaes. 215 Hays St.. city. s«l5 7t»

C»4l7rrv »500 CASH, BALANCE INSTAIT-\u25a0— I«JU. ments; 7 vomfortable S-rooni bay-wln-

dow and bath cotta«fs wltnfl.'oreu baseinents,woodmantels, stone sidewalks, etc. Cor.23d and Diamondsts. and 25th and Diamond sts. ouly 1 block we<tOf Castro st . \u25a0 . se7 tf

DO YOU WANT PROPERTY. CITY OR CO"UN-try Intbe prettiest valley of ibe State? Apply

to Papa Laud 'Company, N»t.», cal,, for list ofproperties. >e2S tf

r.: siM CIIANCES-CONTINDJSD.C»9 n^i^TtTTTEKTsrlcA^Y^rArr^vk'XNted• —• \J. in .-i Rood-paylnx restaurant; duties toattend cash-counter: willpositively clear over $3ga month to each; owner prefers partner to hiredhelp; this cheapest and i.^t opportunity ver of-fered. Apply ti. -n i i:,768 Market st. »

To SELL OR IX(I!A GE;B Y INESS OR PROP-*-erty ul. k.v. Apply B. WHITE. 765 Market. »

To BUY. A LEGITIMATEPAYING BUSINESS1any kind. WHITE. 765 Market *_Gttyfiftfl MliXROUTE; HSTABIISHED 16• c\j\j\j.yrs. MCLAUGHLIN.26VHKearny2u 7*dICinO saloon and LUNOB-HOI 8E;tj.1UUV. willpp.y for 2 men rr,,,.,i wanes. Mc-LAL!(;i;LIN.-JtU, a Kearny st

"se!9 st»

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' SALOON: MAKKKTST.; CHEAT I.AHBain.MrLAUGHLlN.26'.«.Kcarny.l»3t«

Q'HA SALOON ON BKS'1 STAND ON MAII--*?,t)\>\J. kct St.; cost $1500: createst bargataever offered in this city;satisfactory reasons forselling: day and ui^ht house. MCLAUGHLIN*CO..20Vfr Kearny st. selO 7t»

Q7"A CANDY-STORE WITH SODA-FOUN-rpi< \>. tain: barcata if sold immediately. MoLAUGHLINA CO., 26»/J, Kearny st. sol 3 i7tfpo BUY, StLLOU EXCHANGE A BUSINESSIcall ou

A. G. KNIGHTA CO..1010 Market st.

s,u3o 1 in ippeslte Fifth.(^A RPENTER- SHOP FO!t SALE

—CLEARS

\J kIBOtoS2<»o p*rmonth. A, G. KNIGHTJt CO.,IOIuMarket st..opposite liftb. ai:26 tfC«;" (l CORNER SALOON; MUST BE SOLD'.

-•'' ... once. 214 Firth st se!B 4fLM>RSALi:—< 'HEAP: A FIItST-CLASS SALOON;£ eleeantiy fitted up; centrally located iie.^rKearny st.:' ;< years' It-ase; rent >i.'i; evt-rytiiincineood running order, for particulars apply to V'M.HATJE. 74 and 70 Ftr.n St.. c>r. ot Mission. anlB tt

SALOON AND LCNCH-HOI SELLING AC-cou:.t departure; ia I; make offer. 229 Spear

street. 8818 7t»yitlli,CANDY. CIUAR STOHE: CiIEAP;r good business; S'CU-

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PIANOS, VIOLINS ANl> BHKKT MCBIG,

\N U^^uFlTlMntANWir7'lANO. $200; SEE IT.2\ BYRON aiAUZ .̂MHI'ost st seJl tt11 AlXKl*DAVIS AND KIMBALLIiANO AN'OIIOrgan Ageocy. w. G. BADGER. 723 Market, tt

HORNUNGVTI'IANOS: BRILLIANT:I'OWKR.fnl tone:strictly fir<tclass. 917 Mlsslou. auu'tf-

\ECKEK A S<>\ PIANOS. LEADING.1> HAEFFEB pianos, BMdIOJM i<tlch.

10-ceut stief. ssnal .At MAUVAIS',709 Market S. F. ap'22 tr _

A LOT OF SI HAM)SQUARE PIANO.?:/V fine condition ; at a tacriflce. KuHI.KU*CHASE, 23 O'lfarre ls:. iy-9 tr__

KOHLER A CHASE. 28. 28 AM)39 O'KARRKLLst: ir-alt; pianos and crgaus: oldest masts-

he—BtlTfest stocs; easy termi; lowprices. ap'2J;r

C TKCK, CIIICKERING A SONS. VOSE ANDother pianos sold on SlO Inatallnseata BENJ.

CORTAZA- SOX, sole agents. 20 o'Farreli st ap3 tf|7i L. »ia.vn PIANOS: FIRST-CLASS IXI. 1on<» and workinannhin. 82 Ninthrt. no? tf

lIOKSES.EH)RSAL] ITB*RGAIM—HORSE ANDBlJ Inquire503 Su'.ttr st. s?2l ifU'OB SALE-SORREL MAKE; 4 YEARS OLD:Pl5hands 1inch U£t;. sound and gentle. Ap;>ly2116 Golden Bate avf. se!s 7t*OKNTKNN'IAL CARRIAUEd. KOCK-vJ aways. v;ctori:is. bofgies. etc: 1521 CallforalaSt.. bet Larkln and Polk; telephone 60x. M. CON-ll)

-proprietor. n;r 13 tf

WAGONS AND CAKBIAGI

SCAB! ALMOSI nfw,cheap; harness aoig IlowarJ St. «eji:t.»

iiOOO SECOND-HAND BUi.GY:CHEAP. WF.ST-''crn Uellvery Compai.y, "J5 Anthouy st. ie2oSt*

Tnulk express wauon. inquire cor.0 Broadway and Mockton su. fe'.'O 31*1 li.HI SECOND-HAND WAGONS ANDBUGGY1jchtap. 1114 HArrison. neai Seventh. au2tf tt

1 <\u25a0 ND-HANU EXPRESS WAGON aT 24

1Beaiest a. W. SANBQIt.NE. feU tr

F«)H SALE—>IISCEI.LAXI!(II7S.

In», PLANER. 1 \ iins.-forge, bellows, punches, etc. 1721 Mission. 20tf

\,'L'LL-BLoT»I)EDGORDON SETIEKBITCH. AP-Ijiiycur. Army and San Jose aye. \u25a0 s<»2o 3t*VtW MIL 11 COW AND CALF. sixteenthi-\ and bryant aye., grocery -store. %t'~*i 'Mm

-ONi;\V SHUFKLE-IJOARDS; MADE TO ORDER;—cost J:SO lipifce: will be sold dirt cheap. 500

PaciSc St.. Ccr. Montgomery. sel6 7t*

ONLY ?:>0: MNUtK<»CILLATOK- HIGH ARMsewing m.-.c:utie, with attachments; sewing

machiues bought, soM, exchanged, r^ntfd or re-paired: BQppU E fcrall machine!*. THE SAMUELHILLCO., 2i? New Montgomery st. selO t

SV BICYCLES FOB $10each. 329 Golden Gate aye. jy_.3 in

AFS. SCALE, LETTEK-PRKS}*, STORE-TRUCKO aad nirney-tiil: cn»ap 102 Clay »t au7 it

Leconi>-uand hoII.KKS, engines, PUiirs,0 iti.'LiLijt,pulleys, belting, water pip<M. etc.(Jt4tf McINToSHiWOLI'MAN. 137 Bea!e«tCHEPARDs FOOT AND IOWER LaT'"hbTKJ planers, drlll-prwa?* 6f7 Miitioa«v se'27tt

ASSESSMENT NOTICES."T"7-sl£sTsrENT~:roTfc!i^A and Silver MiningCompaiiy. Location of prin-cipal place or business, San I inrisco. Cat.; loca-tion of works. Gold Hill, Storey County. Nev.

Notice is hereby given that at a Meeting of theboard or directors J; i!on tbe 16th day of s«pt«m--ber,.lBif2. a:i sssesimsat (No. 58) ot tweuty-tive(25) cents per sUare was levied ul.o the capital<«tork of tbe corporation, payable immediacy InUnited St.ye* co:d coin, to tl;e se r t.iry.at tbeoffice r.f the company, room 3,331 Pine street, i-aairranciiCO. C..L

At.y stock uon which this sasessment shall re- |main unpaid on the 20th da) or Octot er. 1883, willbe deilnqoent and advertised for <talo at pablleauction, aad unless payment «s made before, willbesold on Thursday, the 10th day ofNovember, 18^2,to psy the delinquent assessmeiit together withcosts ofadvertising and cpeaaas nf sals. Vjorderof the board of direct 'irs.

JAMES NEWLANDS. Secretary.Office—Room 3, 331 Pine street, San Francisco,

Calltomia. selO td

\u25a0VfOTICE OF ASSESSMENT-MONO GOLD MlN-j.i ing Company Location of principal pU'e of

business, San Francisco. California: location or ;works, Bodie. Mono County, California.

Ni.tlre Is hereby given that at a mettlne or theBi>ard of Director!, held on the 15th day of Sejitem-

• ber, 189-. »«sf«sment [No. 32)0f tweaty-five (25)cei.ts per hbare was levied upon tbe cap:tal stocn ofthe corporation, payable immediately in I'ultedStates gold coin to tbe secretary, at the oSice of t:.ecompany, rooi 62. Nevada Block, 309 Montgomery

!street. San Francisco, California.Any atoct upon which this assessment shall re-

main m>pald on the twenty fourth day or October,1592. willbe (leiliKjiieMand ailvertlstd for sale atpublic saetiOD, aril ti-.1o»s payment Is made beforewillbe sold on MONDAY,the roarteanth day of No-vember. 1892, to pay tbe delinquent assessa to--i.er with t:.«! costs of advertising and expenses of

sale. By order o.' the Board of Direr-I H. D. ALKIR. SecreUry.

OSce— Room 62. Nevada block, 3t»'.' Montgomerystreet. San Francisco, \u25a0 • ornta. se!6 td* SSESSMENT NOTICE

—ALPHA CONSOLI-

V dated Millaud Mining Comuauy. Loeatl >ii ofprincipal place or business. San Francisco, Cslifor-nia: location ot wuriis. Gold Hill,Store) Couuty,Nev.

Notice Is hereby given that *t a meetinz of theboard of directors. he;d O'ithe 2d day of September,1892. an Beaeasasesil (No. 9) o.' 10ce!:t*per sharewas levied npon the capital Stacic of the corpora-tion, payable immediately in United States goldcoin to tbe secretary, at tbe offlre or the company,room 7S*, Nevada blocK, 309 Aloutßoiuery street,San Francisco, California.

Auystoct vion which this as-jessment sLaii re-main unptld on the Cth day of October, 1892,willbe delinquent and advertised for sale Jit publtaauction; ai," unless payment i*made before. willbe sold on ii;iK-D.Vi. tbe 27th day or October.1892, to pay the delinquent lisessinsiil t<-fetb"rwithcosts of advertising and expenses of sal*. Byorder or tue Bo^rd of Directors.

CHARLES E. F.LLIOTT,Secretary.Office—Room 7;-*. Nevada block, 3jjMuutgomeiy

street, San Francisco. Cal. sp3 tdVTOTICE OF ASSESSMENT— NORTH HELLEXi .'-.,« Mining Company. Location of riaetpalplace of business, ban Francisco, Cailforuta; loca-tion of works. Tus'arora, 1.1.0 Coaaty. Nevada.

Notice iiHereby given that stameetiat; or th'Board or Directors, held on the Ist daf of Septem-ber. 1892, an ais»-s<Tneiit (No. 20) of t»-i> (10) centsper share was levied upon tbe capital stock ofthe corporation, payable Imme.ilately la UntUstStates gold coin to tbe Beeretary at tho oface or thecompany, 310 I'loe street, rounii 15 sad 17, SanFranc'.sco, California, or st th oliice of E. R. Grant,Transfer Agent. Na. 57 Broadway, New VortCity. N. Y.

Any stock npon which this assesiment shall re-main unpaid on the 6th day or •

\u25a0• lob.-r, 1892. willbe delinquent and advertised for sale at j.u'jlieauc-tion, and, unles' payment is nmde before, willbesf.id on MONDAY,the 7th day of Norember.1892. to pay tne delinquent assessment tojetherwith costs of advertising aud cxjiecses of sale. Byorder or tbe Board of Directors

J. W. PEW. Secretary.oftVe—3lo ri-e street, roeass 15 and i~. Baa

Franc California. se3 td _AASSEMIMBNI NOTICE-CHALLENGE CON-iv aeUdated Mtailng Coaipaay. Locatioa of prin-cipal place of busl'ics'. am r.»'(«;i-.00. C.il. ;loca-tion of woriis. Gold Hill.Storey County, Nev.

Notice i- liirtly given th^tat a maotlng of tbeBoard of Directors, held on the 2-lth day of August.Ix'jj.an assfwnierit (No. I2jofJOeants p<>r sharewas levied cpou tbe capital stock or tbe corpora-tioa, payable linmedlKtely In United States ko!u

eoln to t*e Secretary, at the oDce of tne coinpauy,331 Pine street, ro \u25a0> a 3. Sju Francisco, Cat,

Any stj'ic npon which this assessment shall re-m»lfi uupal't on the 27th day of Beptesnbi I1892,willbe dc.l:>'iut-nt and advertised tor sain al publicauction; at'<! unless payment Itmade before willbesold on UK-HAY,the 18th day of October, 1892.to pay tbe delinquent aseesea«aot< togetber witacosts of |« srtlslne; and ei.'ie.'.sei of sale. Byorderof the Board o! Directors.

C. L.McCOY. SecreUry.Offlce—^3l Pine street, room 3. Sau Francisco,

Cal. aa2s_tdT/KST & BELCHEK .MINING COMPANY.—Loca-I> tlon of prlnc<pal place of busine**,

-<n Fra>i-

Cisco, California: location of worsi, Virgtiila CiiyStorey County. Nevada.

Notice is hereby giv«n that at a meeting of tii«J'.oar iof Directors held on the serenteeoth (17th)day or August, 1892. an SMe^iment (No. 52) or'Iwenty-five < <• ts (25e) par share was Ifvlf>duponthe capital stock of tbe corporation, payable Im-mediatfMy In United States g>id colu. to the Beere-tary, at the office of the mpany, room S3 Nevadablock. No. 309 Mo:itj;ouiery street, San Francisco.California. »••.',,

Anystock apoa which this asse<sinont shall re-main unpaid on Thursday, the U2d day of .Septem.ber. 1892, will be delinquent and advenl«ed forsaie at public auction: and unless payment Is madebefore, willbe sold on THUBSUAY, the thirteenthriSthl day of October. 1892. to pay the delinquentaascassttsnt, together with costs of advertising andexpenses or sale. By order of the Boaid of Direc-t>rs. L. OSBORN, Secretary.

Office—Room 33 Nevada block. No. 309 Montgomery St., Sa iFranc Ito. c»\. »u!8 td

ATTOKNEYS-AT-LAW.

ADVICE FREE o> ALL LEGAL MATTERS;\u25a0i\ marriages annulled; coilectlous, damages, etc.0. W.HO>VK.att'y.. 850 Market.cor. Stockton. a7tt•VTOAH V. FLOOI ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. 131i.i Montgomery St.. rooms 6 and 8. sell lin

\JLJ W DAVYbsON. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. 420vv .Callforala st.. rooms 14-15: advice free. d3tf

KA.CROi AIIOK.NEV-AT-LAW. il*. Clayst moiit

\u25a0OMKI I<> I.OAN.

\i"6"S"ey" afSy onVuStaTTlTisecunu JloilT-1M gages without delay. Kl-HV 320 Pine. 3 lm

1( ans ON REAL ESTATE, NOTES. MDS. INiwarehouse. J.5.80 WMAN. 323 Montgomery. tC

BAIIRKIToF^IONEV O"i IST OR 21) MORT-A BARREL OFMONEY ON IHT OR VI)MURT-.e»ge; 6percent; nodoiay. J. L.,41i O'Farrell.ly-

MONEY LOANED FROM »1 UPWARD ATl»«curilyLoan Bank, 11O» Market »t.,nr. Mason;

private entrance 7 Turk. >. J. FKANK.I.I>aOO.»a

CONTUACTOKS AM) ItUILDi:T».

JT.LAWRENCE.CAUFEKTKK AND BUILDKit. eif hacraiuento st: cablaet workand CtllogasOAC4M iirvmpiiyaUcudsa; tslepboue 90a tal4t£

LODfiING HOUSES FOX SAI-E.

*Q^97w\n fink LA!a;lT~7y7ioT>^r"7roTsK~;*tP^.l'V'U. v.el! furnished ;always full el ii.-.-r--n>!e teiiants; sacrifice sreouut of country lu;<-reißs;will txoba-n^e fcr nooil business or da- Uud rest.fience. SWJ.EISEKA BRIGGS. 1021. = Market 1

BWH1TE.765 MARKET ST., HAS HOUSES ALL• sires aniiprices: easy payments and for ex.*

Q.Vr\(\iiFINELY*IKMSHE»NKW BOARD.i^OOI/,ingaydrs>)!'.i!ni:hi>u-s); Oil Hill:firstCJHSS. THE CABNALUHUPKINS CO.. C. A. 1)6-Iartmeiit. OJ4 Market ;>t. se2l 7t*o->r;fin paktnei: \NTI-.l> inbestsec-v !

<''•'- ond-cias* iiotel In city: i^rtnin pre-Terred: m-s cench; long lease. THECARSALUKOI-KINS CO.C. A. I'oi't.. <;21Market. S. F. 20 7t

3w9«»fl i'-aI«s ai-v:sv"nny corxeu "f'i.at-*~?—t!\.l. 7 rooms: all new: paying hoase: ri-r.lonly$-&. ApplyJ. W. GALE. t,'l7 Martft. sel9 Ct

QUlOn I!"ST !*5-ROOM;HOUSE MARKETClv'v'V'. St. GAI.K.J 17 Market st. eelflgt

QAIOON AND LODGING-HOUSE FOR SALE.0 7 Merchant st. ue2o 7t»

Q U;l) 1" FURNISHED ROOMS: PKHJlT-r^'iv'l'. nent roomfn renl (50 otbei businrwscause ofselli;i|t. 208 Second st-, near Howard. 207*L'IKST-CLASS LODGING-HOUSE; 20 ROOMS;1 lull: steady roomers; low rent; good li-cation;

%vi;isell reasonabie; part is!i: can hay trial. 916' ai'SSIO!'

st-

selB Tt*

QQAI. LOI'GING-HOUSE; CO KOOMsTiIOuTe\u25a0 •C^t7^-;Vy • always full. 2t7 Second st. se!7 7t»

Q'>:,() WELLFvRNISHED HOUSE; PAYS *20\u25a0 Vi

-'-".over r^iit. « all 512 Post st. sel7 7t«'

\u25a0pIMYATIi BOAHDING-HOUSK: FiRST-CLASS;" JL 17 r-'ons: downtown; barjain. THE car-\u25a0'\u25a0 NALL-HOI'KINSCO.; C. A. i>rjr; t>24 Market 15 7*:.Vi,T7|UKMSHED HOCSE, ILOOMS. 339 JESSIE'. •JL ?t.:S-.'50. . .sels -\u25a0*

IIKMTIBE M>i; >\i.K.iTrT;y7T6TmT?Su7n^^^cIJTATE^rTATTiTFoi;

: <J seciiid-haiiil fnrnUure. stoves, etc. se.'O tr

. roilRKNT ANI< FURNITURE FOR SALE-A.X fine 10-room bouse: a.l modi-rn Improvements:"CliS liolusrn G:.te *vo., Vau Ness: would renttarnl>bfd for 1year. Call fioin2to 5. se2o 4t»

J \ON'T PAY CINCMINtTINSTALLMFNT PRICES-I--'for furniture. See SULLIVAN.907 Mission. tfiCiNiKYBDYERS WISHING SECX)ND-nANDV>'furniture Ol carpet* at reduced prices; satisTac-tlc-n <tmoiipy lefninteu -.shipped fr*e.773Market. ly

CHANCE—YOUR HOUSE FURNISHEDVT complete wltn fnrn;tur*», carpet.', stoves, car-\: i:.s. blankets, pictures and mirrors at cash prices,oa easy installments; small deposit M. FRlED-*ian A CO.. largest installment bouse on the coast.JiVt-230 Stockton St., 237 Past; open evenings;prompt attention paid to • ntry orders. lif"a-I'TICE-I AM NOW At IM FOURTH (NEWX\ ticildmg). and effer a large stccs or gtDeralhouse! I fcrnKure at reduced prices; 500 c*rp*t*.

(c \u25a0.! as new: stoves, StJ ; antique chamber suits,.6. -..tior suit-v $25; eisa or lostallments: all at

brftruck \u25a0'

i«s. T H. NELSOV. 126 Fonnh it altf

I-.- -\u0084.-,\u25a0\u25a0. , c. KTETR. .. .-^.^,_~T^EwTINE HRU ILS CARPET 6OcTSe\VEDX\and laid; heavy floor oilcloth. 2&c; elegamilcoleum. 50e. B. W. SHIRKK.1334 Storkton st;apodal attention to country orders. sel7 Om

7 'ARPKTS— SMITH'S BROBSRLS. 85c A YA»oT\ lr. tailiseat price »ls«w ber* $1 ayd. M. FKIED-

11A.V A ro. 2'-'S-2SO sti.cktnn. aud 237 I'ost Ittf

CARPET LEANING.T^KPKTS^^Tuf'KOUUULY CrEAN"sEtT~AND\J ie: ovate! same as new. S. S. tERGUSWN ACO.. 23 Tenth st; telfphone 3038. IttOONKLIN'S CARPKT-BEATINU TTORKS. 333V Uoiien Gatp aye :te'epbon* 2120. 12 tf

C-N GO THE IiIiCKS; THScbeapeit : i:» eto get your carpets r.ui«d li

t-THATTON'.s. 45;iStevensou St.; tel. 3225. '2i tt

Bl»/ \NIN"',3 CENTS PEK YARD. AT\J JJITCIIELL'S, 2.".6 Fourteenth st i;ir23 tr

/UiY bIfAM CAKP^r" BEATING AND RENO-\J vstin? Works, 3S-4O Eijhttisl: telophaaer'.ti'. mri tr

q'pauldino's pioneer carpet-be\u25baT Werks do the neat work. 353 to illTetaia»*i.:tele?ho^e ;:;'i? airiJtr

iu^TNE"sV~ssTTancTs^qirru\ establTsheu .-tl HCsINESS:C 'wv.clearing ?-ot> a month: cleau a \u25a0 rk;requiring no experience: any intelligent man canmake bl< money: no rssi: monopoly of cast:;week'* trial: investigate; owner leaving fur Mcxl-

CQ. SWELTSER A tiRIuGS. 10'21',-a Market st. *Dl;.nn BAZAAR 1.1.V STOCKED WITHO-l< "A/, varieties. st»tio:!erl?S. etc.;doss to 4school?: ice crf-ara anJ soda fduntalns: 3 livin;-

-'ruouis. hlltlng-room ... 1-rJ: owner lii«posltlun bettt-r su'.tea to bis health; selling for ln-vo'ce. SWEETSEK A-BRIGGS, 10-'li^ Market at.*QQflrt RESTAHRANT; HANDSOMELY FIT-«^ CUU. ted: estabiished profitable trade; eatedlv !.\u25a0.-.: of city: vaiue m slock and fixtures: fullInvestigation solicited: a chance seldom offered;bonanza to right man: fittings in for bar. BWEET-SKR A BRIGGS, Jo2l^ Market It. *__QllOO COFI-EE SALOON (NO RESTAU-ti;11UU. rant), doing a large trade; clearingS2OO mcctli; full Investigation.• located nearStockton and Market: any one can ruu this. is oneor tne best of its klad lv tall city. Apply K.KENNY.1004 Market it. *__Q|]|ij| >\ool> ANDCOAL YARDFOR SALE;•J?IIV'U.2 biocks from Baldwin Hotel: tasbeen established 2J rears: doing a Jarga trade; isclearing -?»D0 per inontb; fu1 value i.istock; horsesarid Eons, etc.; hoaae for family; long lease.Apply K. KENNY. 1004 Market st.

'

*_•QA/in I'A \u25a0: 1N ER WANTED BY A HIGHLYig!O\HJ. respsctablc, \u25a0•- islble m.in In a busi-ness that has beon estaM >c I9 years, and he »v liguarantee t&atit clears ?250 per month:he is tiredordipeudinz up3n hired help; no previous exp^ri-en<"e required; yon can try It tintil ruMysitisSedberore buying. ApplyK.KENNY',1004 Market St.*

vl|.|i., GROCERY-STORE AND BAR; ELE-O-L"*-'U.cant corner: very beel and highlyIm-jirdviaifpart Western Addition; llnec&Me; band-(tme stock; fiae fixtures: g.oJ hurse. wagon andcart: first-clats faiuliy trade; large business at theT>ar: sacriSced ainio't half, so as to sell at ocee; *ccto-lay. i.Ki.». STKWAKT & SON. 135 Kearny. 1

Q.^'/v PARTNER WANTED: 50 PER. \u2666_— ''''• day If willingto work; tas plenty tj

Co: wants good workin^man to-day so as to i?o to\u25a0woric at onte; nosuch etiance ever red: best orrefrrenee; fullest Investigation; experience notnecessary.; any sober, industrious man can do thework. GEQ. STEWART A- SON. 135 Kearny st 1

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Art SALOONA>D10 FURNISHED ROOMS;V"""-rtrixt f4O: seliln; account sickness; bar-gaia; \u25a0\u25a0:dld locatioj. Apply 10-7 Market 1QI r,t\ PARTNER WANTED IN GENTEELC*J

• '*'. cash bosinees; lionip'itor Snnday work;

pa^s $15 a wee« to e»ch; ouly a steady manwanted. Apply 1027 Market St. I-QOAfj PARTNER WANTED; ONLY THOSE

meaning business need ply: l.iseieared over Sl6OO in the past 4 months: investi-ca:ir>n Iclted;see tbls oarg»in. 10-7 Market s:.l(^t>7' CORNER (jRCCI-Ry ANDBAR,WITHO»J

• t). rooms; vaiae in stock aua fixturesULEASON &CO., 873 Market St. 1_C? Vflfk CIGAR-STAND AND LAUNDRY OF-«^ Ouv. fice: rains in sight: great sacrifice;mn3t «?li. GLEASON *CO., 573 Market ?t. 1

\1IST BE BOI.D-COFFEE SALOON: POSI-l'l tlvely clearing over month; trial SVdtayosL'Gwc.i resporsibie irtles before purchaslug. PA-CIFIC EXCHANGF, 23 Kearny st •_r.'j'A RESTAURANT CLEARING $10« PERk^->>)\'. month. PACEXCHANGE,2S Kearnr.*T OKSALE-SALOON: OPP. RAILROADJ tercilnns of railroad and county ge,at: summerresort, garden and icehouse connected with saloon:suitable for bowling-iliey and restaurant; longlease and cheap rent; good place for2 yonng men.A: lyChleajo P.rewery, 1420 Pine St. se2l 7t

vcf'llA GOOD-PAYING COR. SALOON. withCO''U- ladies' wliieroom9.4ooMcAlllJter. 21 6*II-HOI.ESALE ASD RETAIL LIQUOR-STOKE;*'

fu* trade and No. 1 place and bargain. ApplyJ. MING, SE. cor. Sacsome and Pacific sts. sc2i 7t«

QO-^ RESrACRANT; MUST BE SOLD ATO—

•*J. oiice; going East ApplyGrocery. 1071

Howard »t. se2l 3t»/ lABLIBHED BALOON: DOING GOOD\J business: investigation solicited; no agents. J.k'., tox 23 tbls office. 8621 3t»"L^XPRESS BINESS; OLD ESTABLISHED:T-J ,-> o itneome; cbea Stana 717 Market 21 3*Q'jhn SALOON IN GOOD RCNMSO OR-•^•>l|U. der; a Jiving rooms; cheap rent: sideentrance. Call Branen. Sc2l 3t#

I)ESTaCRANT AND COFFEE-BAI F<MJk sulp. Inquire 311 butter st. shoe store.

•A.;(|Hjj PARTNER WANTED IN BCTCHERO*~"''"»busiuens; large cash trade: fullvaluein stock; would likegood nsaa act as casbier; fall::.vc,t:sMtijiigiven. Address L.M.,box 144, CallBranch. se2l 3t*

O 1"

A LAUNDRT: DOINGBUSINESS J's TOC I'\u25a0 '• $40 week. Call Krauch. se2l 3t«C»'_>AA OYSTER- HOUSE, RESTAURANT;

'>*"^.near o'Farreil and Market r.s.;everj-tnicg new: coat 9390; receipts now $20 day: In-creasing rieht alou?: selling account other b'i,l-

ness; sure bargain. . Ai.E.917 Marxet st sel9 6t"q I (T BAKLRY,CANDY, SODA FOUNTAINoJc/v'. aud news depot; good location: 5

rooms; a bargain. WOODRUFF. -, Market IB5*

$-(1(lCASH: BALANCE EASY; CHOICEiJ)i)uUorchard; Alameda County; a bargain.See MATHEVt S. 120 Sutterst. sel7 7tpCTCHFR Bt -i.^S FOR SALE AT A SACRI-•;lice; corses, w»gons. tools, etc. in fine locationand doing a good business. Apply to A. H. BREEDa CO.4tiO Ninthst. Oakland. sel>< 7t1, OK SALE— KOITE ON EVENING PAPERJ Address F.,box 24. this office jy!3cod tf

C?r fi(\ PARTNER BYWELL-KNOWN BUILD-\?O\JVJ. er.AcUve Man,box 86.Call Branch.2o 3*TJUTCHER SHOP-5450; 2 HORSES, CART,li'•'> living rooms; rent $30; 7 years lease. Particu-lars 757 Howard St. SC2O 7t*

I^OR SALE— THE I.a"i;uksT AND FINEST PUO-X togrspb Ballery In Sonoma Coanty, and mostcomplete gallery In State; dolnn a good bnsln-ss:I,rizes for worn good. Address Photograph Oallrry.Ik..x lOOjjCall BranebOffiee. »e2O 7t*(ft'97^ I'^NE RESTAURANT, COMPLETELY«j£Z;IO. fitted up and newlyrenovat'-d through-out;partly sti|;pli<d with fresh provisions; Septem-ber rent paid; wellloeitsrt. Inquire317 Third 2*ATiOr;LITTLERESTAURANT, DOINO v,l\,XN baslnees, must be cold account t-f proprietorhaving tofo to South Auienca: price rery cheap;see It;105 Ninthst »e2O 't

CjCn/lPOR SALE-NICE PROFITABLE BUSI-**?.C\J>J. ness, suitable for man and wifeor singleI>«rson; present owner bad place nearly 3 yeurs;r<-Mt low;two livingrooms and yard. Inquire Calliirancn. se2o 3t*

BAR'JAIN—

EXPRESS BUSINESS: GOO D*'stand: also good horse lor s»i». Inquire

Saloon. m cor. Kearny and Pacific sts. se2> 3t*

QAI-OONAND LUNCUHOUsE:4 Y'EAR.VLEASE:O owner goinx to coanlry;must te Iby Novembsr]. ApplyCall Branch Office. se2O_7t*_Ut'TCHEK-SHOP FIXTURES AND TOOLS TOJ> let *20, orrorsale. 1806 Howaril «t. se'-'O 7t*t-ALoOyTwiTH LIVING-ROOMS, YARD ANDO ttabto; also borse aud wagon for sale. 2)3

\u25a0 K!6hthjst se2o 3:«

|>EBTAORANT—TAKE notice— am obligedJtto sell: make me an oifer; trouble lv family.Apply Call Branch Office. ae2o 7t*

¥>ARTNEB FOX RESTAURANT. flOOO; HALF-J Interest in cash office business. $300. 931 Mar-jet St., room a. se2o st*

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