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RIFLE PRACTICE.

A Good Many Marksmen at

Schnelzen Park, San Rafael.

Bull's-Eye Contests of the California and

Grutli Clubs- Medal Shoot of the Tnr-

ners-The California Cadets.

The threatening weather yesterday didnot prevent a large number of devotees ofthe spiral groove from indulging in ttieirfavorite pastime of putting holes in the de-lusive bull's-eye.

The shooting range at Schuetzen Parkwas well filled during a greater portion ofthe day by a considerable number of rifle-men. Although the day proved to be darkand gloomy there were some very goodscores made, and on the whole it was betterthan ifthe sun had been shining brightlyand caused a glare on the targ«t3.

The California Schuetzen Club and theGrutliRifla Club held their monthly bull's-eye shoot, and the members showed bytheir enthusiasm whenever a red flag waswaved by the markers how anxious theywere to strike that desired spot. In bull's-eye contests it is necessary to place the bul-let within three inches of the center inorder for the shot to count, and wheneverthe accurate rifleman does this the markerindicates the same by waiving a red Hag.

The Turners' Shooting Section were atthe range to compete for the medals whichthe club offers monthly, and • many closescores were the result.

The cadets of the California SchnetzenClub were also out in open competition toindulge in a medal and bull's-eye contest.

THE CALIFOKNIACLUB.There is always a good deal of enthusiasm

and good-natured rivalry attached to abull's-eye contest. No marksman can tellthe real value of his shot. Allthat he knowsis that when a bull's-eye is marked in bisfavor that he lias come within tinea inchesof the center. .But how much nearer hedoes not know until the contest is endedand all the shots are measured. The high-est prize is always awarded to the marks-man who comes the nearest to the center,not to*h« oho who scores the most bull's-eyes. One rifleman may make a dozenbull's-eyes in his twenty shots and not wina prize; whilt; his opponent may make butone and come out head man. The luckymen myesterday's contest are as follows:

Jehu Cisco lg, F. C. Muller, K. Btettia, F.KuliN, A. Johnson, 11. Oambel, 11. ileetti,William Ebrenpfort, J. Stautou, Dr. Rogers,O. Oisl, A.RoepKe. T. J. Carroll, 11. K. ISrown,11. Ens*, 1. tienret, 11. Stettin, F. AUlrger,William Gliudfcnian, i\ lisuimtte.

THE GRUTLI CLUB.The Grutlis are regular visitors at the

range and never miss an opportunity toshow their devotion to rifle practice. Thewinners at yesterday's bull's-eye contestare in order as follows:

A. yon Weyl. U. Dletlielm, F. Gehret. F.Baumjjartner, AlUehret, Joseph Specie, Jacobltacbinaao.

THE TUISNEUS.The medal shoot of the Turners was well

attended, and much rivalry was shown towin the. trophies that the club places at thedisposal of marksmen. The result of yes-terday's contest was:

Champion medal, 11. H. Brown, 423 ring?;firs! Class medal. 11. Enge, 374; seeuud classmedal, 11. Stetllo, 3.53; thud class medal, F.KoiBSMr, 355.

The Jacoby medal for the first best shotwas won by William Glindeman with 25ring*, and the Ileizman medal for the lastbest shot was won by 11. R. Urown with 23rings,

THE CADETS.Ifthe cadets keep on improving as of

late tiiey will soon graduate champions.The good score of 405 rings made t>y I.Wertheimer yesterday shows that there isgood metal in oar young marksmen, andthat ina short while many of them will beable to hold their own with the best of ourolder marksmen. The winners at the con-test were: First class medal, I.Wertheimor,405 rings; second class medal, P. Bohr, S6lring*.

The medal fur the last best shot was wonby P. Bohr with29 ring3.

The best bull's-eye was won by P. Bohr;second, C. Novak; third, I*Beubold ;fourth, F. Keihl.

. BEFORE THE BUTTS.

Jeremiah Sheeliy Captures a Trophy andMedal at Shell Mound.

Shell Mound Park seemed to be a seat ofwar yesterday, for a continuous firing ofrities tool; place. Club medal and bulls*eye shoots had the effect ofdrawing a largercrowd, and great interest was taken in thecontests.

Company E of the Third Infantry shotfor the Tobiu trophy, and Jeremiah Sheenyhad the pleasure of carrying it home. Mr.Sheeny also captured the medal in teeKnights of the Red Branch Rifle Club.

Foilowiug are the scores:COMPANY E.

Jeremiah Sheehy 4 44445434 4—40John Halite y 3 3 4334433 4—Conor Murphy 4 3 4 38 334 3 3—34C. H.Carets* I3 2 464444 0—34P. O. Maliooy { 44443344 4—11. Emannel 4 4 4. (» 2 4 2 5 3 4—J. .1. lirestian , 4 2 '£ 5 2 4 5 3 * 4—33Thomas MadUMl 1 2 a 3 3 2 'i 3 8 3—25X I•'I.o:iry 3 4 4 4 3 4 3 3 3 3—34Joseph Martha 2 9 2 033322 2—29

KNIGHTS OF THE RED BRANCH.Jeremiah Sheehy 4 45544454 1—43P. V. Mationy 4 4444 3 444 4-S»P. J. Murphy 4 545444 3 2 3—Conor Murphy 4 4 4 4 3 4 3 3 3 4—38C. Harry 3 4 3 4 2 4 4 4 4 3—35.iulinHa'.lisey 3 3 4 3 3 4 2 4 4 4—34K. Corbel t 4 34344334 3—35Tt-omas MaiMen 3 2 5 3 3 3 2 2 3 4—30K.Mciartny ....3 33334333 3-29.i. J. UorUrtT '£ 3 3 3 4 2 2 4 2 3—28

HEALDSBUBG .NOTES.Some C;mncriiS mill ( .'lurches ivSouoma

Connty.

Editor Morning Call: There is an oaktree growing just opposite the depot in thistown that attracts considerable attentionyear after year from the fact, that it is in-variably the first tree of its kind to don itspretty spring dress of glossy green leaves,and, oh, what a beautiful green are thoseleaves. Green has been of late,Ibelieve,the favorite color ofDame Fashion; itwouldever remain so ifman could but Tie withna-ture in her exquisite colorings, the tints andshades of this, her favorite hue.

The canneries have had a most successfulyear and there is talk of additions and im-provements to those mammoth and seem-ingly perfectly arranged establishments.

The only must-condenser in the State andthe largest distillery in the world, itis said,with a capacity for making 15 gallons ofbrandy per day, are found in the modestlittle village of Geyserville, eight milesnorth of Healdsbarg. Geyserville, althoughscarcely more than a town in name, is sit-uated in the midst of a beautiful and won-derfully productive country, uatweenHealdsbnrg and Gryserville there are anumber of line farms, and here is situatedthe well-known Litton Spring*' property,Between Geyserville and Clovcrdale (tenmiles north of the former place) are manyfine vineyards and the valuable uroperty ofthe Italian-Swiss colony. On the west isthe beautilul fertile valley of Upper DryCreek, through which is the delightfuldrive to the popular Sulphur, or, as they aregenerally called, SkagfS Springs. AcrossRussian River, which is spanned by a linecounty bridge, in an easterly direction fromGeyservilie, is the well-known AlexanderValley, famous alike for its wheat, its fruit,vine?, pretty girls and the pleasant, har-monious neighborhood of intellectual, in-dustrious people.

The weather has been quite pleasant dur-ing the week and very favorable to thegrowth of all vegetation. The rain that isnow coming down so quietly and steadily isvery welcome, for itwillfurther the growthof the hundreds of young fruit trees thathave been planted dining the last fewweeks.

Internal Revenue Collector M. W. 11.Debyoa was in town last week on officialbusiness.

Miss Emma Truett has returned from adelightful visit to San Jose and San Fran-cisco.

Air. A. Koenig of San Francisco was avisitor to liealdsburg recently.

Miss Ida Carey of Duncans Mills hasbeen enjoying a pleasant visit with herfriend, Miss Mac Raymond of Healdsburg.

Mr. Henry Lagan has returned to hishome after a inert stay in the metropolis.

Mr.and Mrs. Jack Wattles are sojourn-ing at MillBrook Farm.

Mrs. P. 11. Wentworth of San Franciscohas been the guest of relatives in ourpleasant little town.

Mrs. William Lnngmoro, tho wifo of ourworthy County Assessor of Santa Rosa,and Mrs. James Watson of Bodega, paid ashort visit to their relatives, Mr.aud Mrs.WilliamFerguson, during the week.

Mr. 1. Merchant, one of our most prom-inent business men, has returned to llealdi-burg after an extended tour in the interestsof his cannery.

Services in which a number of our cit-izens are interested are being" held in thechurch of the Seventh-day Adventists.They are connected with the MinisterialConvention, or Biblical Institute, whichconvened last Saturday and willremain insession until March 7. Preachers andBible-workers from all tim neighboring

States and Territories wiilbe present, andit is expected that there will ho nearly nhundred of the above inattendance. NeatIvprinted invitations are distributed through-out the town, inviting the general public toattend the meetings. These people, whileholding rather peculiar relicious views,have a zeal worthy of imitation.

The revival being held nt the BaptistChurch in this town has continued for sev-eral weeks, and the interest seems un-abated. Quite a number have joined thechurch by letter and by profession of faith.Of the latter ten were baptized by theceremony of immersion last Friday "after-noon. The place selected for the sacred ritewas a beautiful spot a short distance fromtown en Dry Creek, which name, by tlr-way, is a misnomer during the wintermonths. At this time of the year a finestream is flowing to join Eussiar. River "onits clear, winding way to the sea." One byoiie the candidates for baptism were led Intothe water by the minister and baptized.The scene was a most impressive oup, andtho banks of the stream and the roads lead-ing to the place were tilled withhundredsof interested spectators.

It is generally conceded that church"sociables" are not usually what the namerepresents— a meeting oi friends, who spenda pleasant evening in a sociable mannerunder the auspices of the ladies connectedwith one of the different churches. Hut the"sociable" at the residence of Mrs. K.Ham-ilton last Monday evening was true to tinname. Whether tie kind hostess and theladies connected with the Christian C^urc ;

of flealdsburg are adepts at entertaining, orwhether they have the. happy tact ofdraw-ing to their receptions a goodly share oicongenial natures, the fact remains thn;every one who was present reports havinghad a most enjoyable time and expresses thewish that these pleasant gatherings willbe more frequent Inthe future.

jieakUb-jLiv.Feb. 17,ISPS. Pas.

TURF TOPICS.The Czar und Senator Stanford's

Horse- Trade.

QuaLties of the Or.off Breed-Differences ofOpinion Among English Handi-

The recent English plan of hnvicg threeseparate handicappers estimate the weightsfor one of the early handicaps in Englaclhas produced most astonishing result* th \u25a0

Wildest variances (f (pinions haMiia l>eer.made public. In one io«t;ince t!:ere was sdifference of tifteen pounds in the allot-ments.

The Epsom (England) race-course is to b-straightened out and a much-needed sttaig..:mile provided.

oumdnuk's ixsui:a>-ce.There was a hitch in the arrangement-

about bringing Ormonde back to Euglain!.even before llumo Webster's tr.igic death.The difficulty lay in the matter of insut-auce, Seuor Bocau being unwilling to letthe horse leave Sooth America unless becouM be insured for a much larger sum thanLloyd's was willingto risk, this being pu:at £13,000. At present it looks as if,unlcs-Senor Bocau will take, the horse to Eyslnn.!on his own responsibility, there is but apoor chance of his rdvisitins the laud of hi-tbirth.

EXCHANGING BKEEDS.Speaking of the exchange between tin

Czar of Itussia and Senator Stanford o!Orloff stallions for Palo Alto Electioneermares, the Senator, in a recent interview, .said:

"I was greatly struck with tiie Orloffhones when 1 was in Russia two years ago.They arc large trotters, who travel ea»y.and are greatly appreciated in the Czar'-kingdom. They average from 16 to it;1,baud*. They are speedy, and can trot, ma rule, inside three minutes. Tiio weedruns very even, and forUiat reason itis easyto match them periectly."

"Will they compare with the Americanhorses in point of speed?"

"No," replied the California Senator, wit',

an air of pardonable pride, "there are nonorses in the world to compare without.These Orloff*, however, are possessed ofvery speedy qualities. 1saw one harnessesto a heavy cart on a race track at St. Peters-burg trot a mile in2:31."

"When will you ship your mares to St.Petersburg?"

"Not until Ireturn to California, wbicliwill probably be in June. The RussianConsul-Geueral requested that Ishould se-lect the fillies myself."

"What ace horses willyou send the Czar?'"Ihave not fully decided, but Ithink

four-year-olds will best meet the require-ments. They are to be used fur breedingpurposes, and that 1 should regard as themost suitable age."

"When willthe Orloff arrive?""1 do not expect them until Ihave

shipped my fillies to St. Petersburg. 1don't know what the Czar's master-of-uorst*proposes doing with the mar*.-*. Itis pos-sible he may desire to mix tno breed, or thathe may wish to raise standard-bred Ameri-can trotters. As far as Iam personal!concerned iobject as a general rule to mixthe breed. Ishall probably send for souk*

Orloff mares after mino arrive, and St-t>

what 1can do with them in this country. 1may also, just as a matter of exuerim: t>:.cross them, though not to auy great extent"

FOX, TREAT ANDECLIPSE.Those well-known Pacific Coa3S runner,

Fox, John Treat 'and Oregon E<-iii».are, according to the Sow YorkSpirit of the Times, now at Nev.Orleans, where the two first named wiitake part in the. racing. Eclipse is to b<n'ted at Memphis for the meeting there.

Henry Walsh, Superintendent of the Pal.!Altorunning division, ha3fiva very prom:--jug two-year-olds that lie will not race tbiyear, but reserve for the rich three-year-o.i."events of1893. He will,however, enter .in.,

race three other youngsters at llie comingBlood Horse meeting.

BACQUBT KKCOKDS.

Some Scores of Hand-Ball Games In thLocal Court!,

Notwithstanding the tlireato-iin^ weathrithat bung over the rityyesterday the devote •-

of t!ie Irish national sport gathen\l in ere ;

numbers in the two south of Marke:hami-ball courts and many games of nr -usnni merit were hnd. The alleys weidry and in every way in verygood condition

Among the amateurs who star: thegames in the Union Hand-ball Court wrr.Johnson and Foley adjust Johnston amiLynch, the former learn won by the score:16—13, 15-15.

The next came vra* between Gecrgo »m!Peter Hatcliinson against Fowler . an iKelly. The first rubber wpnt to the formteam. Score: 4— 1 15—S, 15—11. .Th-second rubber went to the latter by 7— l.">.13—13, and the third also by 9—15, 15—1;>.

Pete llutc';>insi>n then tried tn worst nil-:!Fowler, bat was not in it from the first.Fowler won easily by the scores; 3—lsa:n.

The best game wn between Mannin.-and rent! against O'Donnoll nn

'

Condon. The first rubber was won by t'. •

latter team by a score of 15—1.™, 9-15 nr13—15; the next by the score of -m; 15—!I—ls. Tbe next rubber wiib Kelly

'

Condon's partner against Manning, Pc;.noyer and Dillon, making the game sixhanded, tl>o former" team won on the fir.,

and third games.InButler's court the playing commenced

early, but as the gsunes were mo- b-Iweeti the French and Irish player* ac-cording to the French rule BOscores wenkept of the games. . .

llefferman and McKinnon were defeat? iby O'D.innell and liranniek in two rubber*.Scores: 12—15, -!,">; second, 7—13, 15—11,

12—15._Rogers. Bernard and Vogllsau™ playedjtagan. La Valla and Hallran in » Frenchgame, but lost by the scores 90

—WILLAMETTE KIVEU.

Itenson&ble Expenditure Wonld Make I*.ftnvgnble to Kngene.

Oregon State Jonriul.

The effort being m.ido i" run boats up theWillamette River to Eugene is a Iniulitbl •one, but to order to do tills a part of the ap-propriation made for the Willamette R.ve:must be expended above Ilnrrisburg. T'Upper Willamette, between Hnrrisburg an?

Eugene, should be included in the next tivand I)arbor bill, and a reasonable aiu^anjshould be appropriated for th« pur: \u25a0:!cleaning out the snags and removing bar < 'struciions in the river as tar up as EugeuTwenty-five and thirty years aj;o steai -boats ran up to Eugene frequently durinthe winter months and carried away allilfreight They could and would have madregular trips liv.1 or six months in the ye;:had there been business enough to require ii-but there was not much freight then, a:i

consequently they came only when th«v coul-get a load of freight both ways. We wen'on a steamboat about twenty-eitdit or thirtyyears ago from Eugene to Springfield, an Jthe boat took a Io;id of flour to Oreg» :

-City. There is no reason wiiyboats ahoultjnot come to Eugene as well as to Corvalli-or flarrisbarg. There is plenty of water ISthe river, in fact, the depth is about illsame between Eugene and Corvallis as be-tween Corvullis and Salem, but the eharutQ]is narrower In places and more iitelined :•

become obstructed with snags and driftsThese obstructions can be removtd ai»«lkept out of (he way by a littl.-oxpense eaciiyear, and we hope that our ('uii^iv-

delegation will insist r>n Including this par;of the river in the next appropriation bill.

11110 MOiilNllN(jr (JALLr. bAiN ]KAiNtIBUO. 3IUINUAY. FEUKIjAIU Zli IK)2— ITAUES. 5

ASSESSMENT NOT CIS.

ABSBSBMKAT MniUE-UOSBOUDATEJI IBt*perlal MiningCompany. Location of principal

place of business, snn Francisco, California; loca-tion of works. Gold Hill,Nevada.

Notice Is hereby given that at a meeting of theBoard of Directors, held on tho 22 dda/ of January,IK;..1,an assessment (No. 33) or three c'.its per snarewas levied upon ths capital stock or the corpora-tion, payable Immediately In United States goldcoin, to the Secretary, at the office of the company,331Pine street. Room 2, San Francisco, California.

Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-main unpaid on the 25th day or February, 1892, willbe delinquent, and advertised for sate at pubtieauction, and. unless paymeat is mads before, willbe told on TUESDAY, the 15th day of March, 1892,to pay the delinquent assessment, together with,

costs of advertising and expenses or sale. Byor-der of the Board of Directors.

C. L.McCOY, Secretary. |Office—33l Pine street. Room 3, San Francisco,

California. Ja23 td

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT-YELLOW JACKETStiver Mining Company. Location of works,

Gold Hill.Storey County. Nevada; location of prln-elpal place of business. Gold Hill.Nevada.Notice Is hereby given that at a meeting of the

I'oard of Trustees of this company, held on the Istday or February, A.D.1892, an assessment (No. 60)ot fifty(50) cents per share was levied upon eachand every share of the capital stock of said com-pany, payable Immediately to the Secretary at theunices of tho company, or to James Ncwlauds. Trans-fer Secretary, Room 3, 331 Fine street, San Fran-cisi-o, California.

Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-main unpaid on FRIDAY, March 4, 1832. will be-deemed delinquent and willbe dulyadvertised forsale at public auction ; And unless payment shall bemade before willbe sold on WEDNESDAY, the 6thday of April,lb!»_\ at 1 o'clock r.m., In front of theoffice of the company, to pay the delinquent assess-ment, together with the costs or advertising andexpenses of sale. liyorder of the Hoard of Trustees,

tea td W. 11. BLAUVELT.Secretary.

"VTOTICE OFABSF.BSMENT-BAYA9K MINIM}i.l Company. Location of principal place of bnsl-ncss. San hranclsco, California; location of works.Virginia MiningDistrict, storey County, State ofNevada. Notice Ishereby given that at a meeting ofthe Hoard of Trustees held on the 21 day of Febru-ary, 1882, aa assessment (No. 1H) of 80 cents perchare was levlod upon 1111 capital stock of the cor-poration, payable Immediately in United StatesGold Coin, to tho Secretary, at the office- or the com-pany, Room 4, Nevada Block, 309 Montgomery\u25a0treat, Sao Francisco. California.mAny stock upon which this assessment shall re-

am unpaid on the Bth day of March. 1892. willbe delinquent, and advertised forsale at public auc-tion; and unless payment is made bar. will besold on MONDAY, the vfetn day or March,ISV2, to pay the delinquent assessment, togetherwith the cost of advertising and expenses ot sale.

K.11. HOLMKM, Secretary.Cfllce—Room 4, Nevada Block, 3JJ Montgomery

street, San Franceisco, Cal. te.i td

ASSESSMENT NOTICE-SIERRA NEVADA-tVsilver Mining Company. Location of prin-cipal place of business, Baa Francisco, Callfor.ula: location of works, Virginia Mining DistrictStorey County, State of Nevada.

Notice Is hereby given, that at a meeting of theBoard of Trustees, held on the Ist day of February,1^92, .in asses.-iirtent, No. 101, of 30 coins per sharewas levied upon th» capital stock of the corporation,paysble Immediately In United States gold coin, tothe Sacretiry, at the ofUce or the company, Room15, Nevada Block. No. 309 Montgomery street,tun Fraucisco, California.

Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-main unpaid on Friday, tu?4th day of March,189 1,willbe delinquent, and advertised for sale at pub-lic nuction, aud unless payment Is maid before,will be sola on THURSDAY, the lUh day ofMarch, 189!i,to pay tho delinquent asgessmeut, to-gother wi'.r, tho costs of advertising and expeueiof sale. By order of t::o Board or Trustees.

Ji. I*,PARKER. Secretary,Office—Room 15. Nevada Worn. No. at»'J Mont-

gomery street. San Frautisco, California. lei $4__

"NOTICE OK ASSESSMENT— SIL--1-' Vit Mining Company; location of principalplace ofbusiness, Ban Francisco, California; loca-tion of works. Gold Hill,MjreyCounty, Nevada.Notice Is hereby given that at a meeting of the

Board or Directors, held on the tenth day of Febru-ary, 1892. an assessment, No. 63, of fifty cent* pershare was levied upon the capital stock of the cor-poration, payable Immediately in United -Statesgold coin, to the rie'-rttary.at the ofUce of the com-pany, 414 < ailforiila street, Saa Francisco, Cali-fornia.

Any stock upon which this assessment sr.al! re-main unpaid on the sixteenth nay of March, 1892,willhe de:i!iqii"nt,and advertised for sale at pub-licauction; and unless payment Is made before willbesoirtou WEDNESDAY, the sixth day of April.1892, to pay the delinquent assessment, togetherwithcosts of advertieinq and expense* of sale. Byorder of he Board of Director*.

OEO. D.EDWARDS. Secretary.Office, 414 California street, ban Fraucisco. Call

tor»iia. fell td

V :I( KOF ASSESSMENT— WELDON MINING1> Company. Location of principal place of busi-ness, San 1rauclsco, Cal.; locntiou of works, Qul-Jotoa. Ariz.

Notice Is hereby giveu, that at a meeting of theHoard of Directors, held on the 9th day of Febru-ary. 18H2, an assessment, Ne. 5, of ."• cents per shareWits levied upon the capita! stock or the corpora-tion, pavabie immediate:/ In United Stale* goldcoin, to the Si r ary, at the ottiee or the company,Room 20, Nevada (lock, 309 Montgomery St., SauFrancisco. Cal.

Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-main nnpald on the 15th day of March. 1•<'.>•.', willbe delinquent, and advertised 1.r sale at publicauction; and unless paymaat is made before, willbe sold on THURSDAY, the 14th day of April,2 892, to pay the delinquent assessment, tocetherwith the costs of advertising and expenses of sale.By order 01 Che Board of Directors.

AfG, WATERMAN. secretary.Office— Room 28, Nevada Bl ick, 309 Mi Dtcomerj

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OAKLAND iDVMTISiiMmOAKLAND KIAL STATUS.

1 .>- i. ONK ACRE OF FINE GARDEN«if 1~i)U. laud: 1 block from street cars; streetsrra'led: in 1riUtvale; small cash payment. 11.15.PINNEV. owner, 907 Broadway. Oakland. fe'JO 3tAl(\(\ DOWN, ILALANCETO Sl'lT; NKW s-tj!iUU room eott*«e; modern improvements; 1I.iocs of Adeline Station, Lortn. H. U. PINNEY,HOT Hroadnay, Oakland. feiO 3t

QMALL COTTAGE: LOT 3.1x110; 9 BLOCKS TO0 Hreet car; 'ut -•! sale: > .01.

House 4 rooms; lot 62x183; macadamizeo; nearlocal: worth 91500; price $900. I!.M. CAM: RON,479 Ninth at. Oakland. fe-'O StfIfeOQAA NEW MODERN EASTLAKE COT-

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»>''''. i:.•: 1rooms and bath; centrally lo-cated; 2blocks from station; mast be sold within30 days; call at once. A. J. TAIT.15'J4 SeventhSt.. Center Station. Oakland: terms to suit. fe'JO 71

flß>l CATO ?350 PER l.ur AT FRUITVALE.JjPltJU Oakland: 910 to ?25 cash an I$3 permouth; beautiful lon. adjoining .the donble-dockcar line or Sessions' new electric r*>*d: willglvjfree pass for 5 years to any one who willbuild. Ap-plyat once to k. W.WOODWARD it CO., 802 Broad-way. Oakland. felT 7t

DIO- PER LOT—WE HAVE A FEW GOOD£7 L_•) lots left .-it tho nbovo figure, well locatedand with a fine view: railroad station within 2blocks and electric line to Oakland within 4 b)oc>(9

or this tract ; terms, $10 cash and f5 per month.Apply at once to 1:. w. woodward .v CO.. 902Broadway, Oakland. te!9 7tm. t~r.iT Ni \v DOUIII.E PLAT; 12 ROOMS;

».. iIt)I', all modern; very centrally located;willbe sold at above figure it taken at once. Applyto E. w. WOODWARD .'. CO., UU2 Broadway. Oak-land. feli)7t

\u0084 •>. 1- ,1 <FOR SALE INOAKLAND—IHOUSE•7

1 * »—•'''. 1.: 8 rooms and 1 house of 4 rooms;lot40x102; on Eleventh aye.. near sixteenths!.,Kist Oakland: all street Improvements done. In-quire of K.K. WATERMAN,410 TwelfthSL; EastOakland, <r WLNTKRBUR.N .'• CO., 417 Clay st,San Francisco. felSTt*

\u0084.», \u0084. DOYt : UALANCE fJS PHR MONTH.\u2666^.^''v' Hper cent interest; new modern cottage;i.iisunny sitie ofstreet: near electric road . stable;just th.;place for you; $2000. W. E. BARNARD.v »ON, 483 NinthSt.. Oakland. feU5 7t

©1»C|CHOICE LOTS IN PER ALIA-AYE.tjVl—O. Tract. Frultv.ile: 9 car lines; terms tosuit. IL DAVIS,46B NIMh.Oakland. fel3_lra1 akT; HI 1:1:1Ti- pai^k-lots on fiveIjyears' tim«;nohouses permitted or less value

than 000; onlyI^4miles from center; s?nd for),lat. HOLWAY a LANK.900 IVdway.okl'diiv;lm

Q IiiCASH; 98 MONTHLY.EVERETT TRACT,

Situated on the line of me Oakland, San I.o.mdr >and Hay wards Electric Roac (now building).

ONLY 9100 EACH. ONLY $100 EACIL

Positively the best speculative property In Aiamed.iCounty. Freo carriage to tne property. A. 11.BREED & CO., 400 Ninth st.. Oakland. j.ViQtf

T OTS Sflx-:OO: NEAR SAN LKANDRO ROAD;Itonlyf'-'OO: $25 c i-h and -fillper month: bestopportunity ever offered; apply at once. RUS-SELL .v PROSSER, Twenty-third aye. Station,East Oakland. fet> lm

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EACH-

FINK FRUITVALE LOTS; 2ij)lIi)street railroads; $10 cash. $5 monthly.(.'LOUGH A I'..\>Kl' U)i)Ninth St.. Oakland. jlOtt

riKNITIKR lt>K »AI.K.

IfIIl.NllIlIX >1 «ANI i."Ol)AMI<UJ. Al*.see 11. M'II!-'I.I.HA VS. 403 Eleventh st dctf tf cod

ALAHEDA ADVERTISEMENTS!vi \m::i» KKAX KSTATE.

H\Nl>LOT: 503 160 IF.Kl'; Hot J] OF 6rooms, high celling and nicely finished, with

stable in rear; Alaineda; $2000. BENSON * CO.,034 Market St. fegQ Tt

JS. HANLEY a CO.. 1351 PARK ST.. WILL. build,sell or rant you any kindor a house any-where iv Alamed.i *ou the most reasonable

terms. ao2B tf

a LAMBDABARGAINS.$21)00— 9350 down, 925 par month: lot 27x130;

new modern cottage 5 rooms and aath. [No. 198.$-Jt>OU— J4OU cluwu, :-.'."> per month; corner lot

30x130; new modern cottago 5 rooms and .th.[No. 137.

93150—9300 clown. $30 per month; lot ,:i:5x158;now modern 2-story boiuc 6 rooms and bath,

[No. 158.$3425— down, $35 prr month: lot 35x158;

new modern 2-story house, 7 rooms and bath.[No, 157.

$3500-$5OO clown, $35 Der month: lot 26x150;new modem 2-story house; gas, sewer and water;school and station near by. [No. 122.

.$4250— 9750 down, 940 per month: lot 50x160;nice cottage, 0 rooms and bath; 1bloc* from sta-tion; gas, sewer and city water. [No. 134.

$4650-$750 clown, $10 per month: lot 42x10i;new modern 2-story house. 7 rooms .md bath.

[No. 53.$5500— down, $15 per month; lot 40x125;

rino new st. rv house 7rooms and bath; station-ary tuba; \u25a0\u25a0trie bells; si.eaklu; tubes; clotheschutes; linen closets. fNo. ISA,

90500— 91090 down, 950 per month; lot SOxlM),N. side. 2 blocks .rom station; elegant 2-storyboose 8 rooms and bath; electric bells: dotnesChutes; spealrlrn tubes; stationary tubs: linenclosets; redwooit-tlui*hL'd throughout; flue view ofthe bay. [No. 31.

Choice lots at a bargain; houses to Ice ami moneyto loan. .H. P. MORKAL&CO., 1433 Park at., Ala-meda; 402 Montgomery St., San Francisco. fe4 tfCOB BARGAINS INREAL ESTATE OR HOUSESi1 torent, call on MBS. I. W. CHANDLER ICo.,1:t-")I.trie St., A aim d t i.i-'Iif

aT~\mi:i>a Tutsi* as «lI\N4 -.IAROAIN—GOOD UKNKRAL OBOCERt i;usi-Iities* inAlameda; good family trade; excellent

location: will sell by invoice. Address Grocery,Oakland '-the.- Cam. felu 14t

;\u25a0/.-' tOKia KaSAL i^TATIi.IIn«> \mh iiBE >v1nioi r a HOME—•» $100 down.Only $\u25a0.'(.) a mouth, will buy a beautiful new cot-

tago of & rooms; all modern Improvements; Isrgelot; only hair block from electric finaud only twoblocks from Berkeley steam cars; price only $2250;interest only 6 per cent: greatest Inducement everoffered. Inquire of W. C. moka.n. Lorlu;takeUerkeley train. I.i'M Im

1.1 !;ivl.l.KV I.iAl. I.SIAii..

pOOD HARUAIN; NEW HOUSE, .r. BOOMS,vi hath, etc.;everything complete; best part ofWest Rarkeley. Apply tj Owner, 321 lonitii st.,

Oakland. ft'Ji 3t

_^BOOMS TO E.l i.

'^7| MINNA—

NICKLY FtRNISHKD FRONT'•'-*- room: married couple; American family. 2*<Z> ]O LOWER FLA 4 UNFUR.NISHEDSLn \ vtip.i.O. rooms; also 3 nice frout ro>ms, $9; largeyard. 397 Perry s;. fe22 2t«

9ftQ POWELL-DOUBLE PARLORS UNFUR-£i\JijliUlieU. it*"•-'r HOWARD. BET. FIRST AND 8 )ND—*J*-i*J Neat sunny furnished rooms from $4 up Inprivate family. fe22 Bt*

';."/)m 1 iLit, COX. GRANT AYE.—

NICE"uu double room; $2 a week. It*

ft'/-. MINNA—DOUHLE FRONT ROOM, FOB-}f~-^'^ pished, and 2 unfurnished rooms. It*

749 HARRISON-NICK FROM AND BACKJ/J^ parior; very cheap. fe2l 3t»IIf)IPOWELL. Colt. BROADWAY- SUNNY-L-LV-fJ- frout rooms double: single;gas; bath.2l7*1 A A ill1.1 NICE SUNNY "FRONT ROOM;1 • lrent reasop fe-'l 7tQ7 SECOND. WEBB HOUSE

— FURNISHED•'• rooms, suites, tingle; permanent, trau-sle "C- '

fe2l7tIAl» SKVI H -OntARD HOUSE; HANDSOMEx^r^jgque and kitchen ;also single rooms, fe'2l 7*

.Q9A XO FURNISHED ROOMS, $1 PER(JwW vrzek. fo'Jl tt") j|; FOI KTH-SUNNY FURNISHED BOOMS—

-iv to let. fe2i7t*9,7 SOI TH PARK—LAROK sunny 1- ( KMsillD— •

front room. suitable 2 gentlemen, 912. 213t»7OQ EDDY

—NICELI FURNISHED SUNN Y• —

o parlors, with kitchen, grate, gas, bath, toadults.

* "re2l 3t*

j(' SOUTH PARK— NICKLY FURNISHED SUN-IVny suit. 31(I; single. $5: liouseKecplng.

-12*

I1 07 IaBWA; OPP. JEFFERSON BQOARE—J--LV/*_ Elegant front room, with alcove. fe2l fit*

£17 PIN SINGLE AMr~DOUnLE~iToOM8;*/J ' cheap; also lighthousi-iioopiiiic. ft-213t«

9 UNFURNISHED ROOMS;! BENT LOW: TOP**Moor, -1.-.j Mxtnst. re2l 2t»

Q.'-\A FOLSOM—FURNISHED UuUSKKKLPINGUt>lrooms; reascnabio prices. te2l 7i*('I-I SACRAMENTO -NEWLY FURNISHEDUa X sumiyjarge d^ouule front room. feJl 2t*

CifiQPINE-NICELY FURNISHED HA.-WIN-""••: w front rooms; 910 up. i«-l6t*("04 lIM.

—FURNISHED" SUNNY FRONTKj\Jiroom, suitable 2 gentlemen. fe2l 6t*

7OQ CALIFORNIA—

LARGE FRONT ROOM;•\u25a0*-'

sunuable for 2: otunr rooms. te-'l lit*Ili".11HOW AUD—SUNNY FURNISHED HOUSJB-L\J*J\J keeping rooms: dou!)Ie and single.le2l 7t*

7 ](•HOWABD—SUNN) FRONT ROOM, FUR-•tv iilsiiod for light lioiist'kfOiiiug; also sln-

gle. reJl 2t»

nlTENTH—

LARUE FURNISHED ROOM;1lL rent SS; quiet family. tol1at*

7:-

EDDY—

NEWLY FURNISHED SUNNY\u25a0 1 *> room; »10. fe2l tf

(k JQI HOWARD-NICK, 1.1.1. FURNISHED' lOa sunny front rooms; rent reaaonabie.2o 3t*

191 Q I'OLK-LalTge SL'NNV r'KONI ROOM;I

—I'' bath and gas; tor - geutlcincu: elegantly

furnished.. fe'JO st*

'>( )*iO'KAKKkT.L—NICELYI-'URMdiiEDROOMO\'O and rro_n_t room. fo2o »t»

]i' 1 j v vrk; 1 Oi'P. TENTH-NICELY FUR•"'' J iiishetl front sunny .-iuitci,alf;osl.igle.2o 7* ',

I'•I"HOWARD—

SUNNY IJACK PARLOR;.1O'i•' .separate beds; suitaiile for 2 inta. 'JO 3t» I")>:\\ THIKD-SUNNY FRO! ROOMS; BUITA--•>'- for 2; new!) furnished: cheap. fal9 st*-,•/• BRYANT,Mi.OAK OKUVE AYE.—FRONTI\J\J bed- room, bath: $0. feia 51*

I091 1 MABKET—ELEGANTLY»FUBNIS11EDI''— 1"-J snu'ty rooms, tingle; donWe suite; roa-

-91-n i. prices. fe!9 lino1.".(l(kl MARKET—NICELY FURNISHED SUX-I•'•>>! Ny from suite; rent $12. feiO at*

InvXMARKKT—FRONT:SUITKB AND HOUSE-iUtJi/icpeplpg rooms; single, double. feli)st*_190*4 M^~k X ET

-NICELY^UFORNISHED-»-UO rooms; house changed hands: thoroughly

renovated. re19 7t*r/ \,- Kill. PARLOR FLOOR; PIIYMCIANOBt/WU family; ottier furnished rooms. fei9 it*

I" BUSS LARGE BUNNY*ROOM, SUII'AULX

1.1 f»r tuilor or dr«-ssuiakor. re!B st*H(*I!UPWARD—DOUBLE AND SINGLE SUN-

-1 U1 \u25a0; ny rooms; suitable forgentlemen. fclB6t"

911('HOWARD— IFURNISHED BUN-—iLUny room; suitable f:;r 2; housekeeping. 5*

>.;/kl 1-

NICELY15 FURNISHED SUNNY—''\u25a0; front bay-wludow suites, with grate, eav

bath. fe".B7t_i)A 11 »LBOM— NICKI4) FURNISH-K1> SUNNY—'i front rooms: single and double. relS 7t*

IDRNISHED ROOM WITH BOARD IN l'ltl--1 vate family, also front parlor furulihed or un-furuisiied with board. IS3I folk »t loi<i7t*

'19m 1 V FORNISHED S U«NYO-OI . window room; also hous-Keeidiic-Isa*

I1-

THIRD—

NICKLY FURNISHED SUNNY\u25a01 1»Ifront room. ft-17 "I*(> 1 ISECOND, PAST 111UN.VAN-TO LET—

I U'l'lCicsu. comfortable, sunny s ngleaud d.-uiiiobedded rooms. feUi 7t*p./•7, ... a v mil UNFURNISHED ROOMS.«JU I felß7t«(11 ,•HoWAI'.D-NICELY IIRNISHED SUNNYVxD front suites; also tingleand double, fel-lm1k^l I*MISSION—NICKLYFURNISHED SIN'NYJ -_ IU rooms . very reasonable. feU tf

r'riiE auhTTt.sford. NW. COR. larkin and1P.ronivvay— Nlco. tjuiet, gerittrcl ami homelike;furnished or uururuUhed lunujrooms at extremelymoderate prleet;lighthousekeeping pernilttecUtt

1(,- ,:• MAKKKT—

ill.:HAWTHORNE; NICKI''—''

surir.y rooms and offices; with or withoutbard; trfiii'lcnt by the day, week or month; specialrates t 1 famiili-s. fe3 lm4>l(k IKNTH

—NICE SUNN* FL'RNISHKD—

it/ room*. Joiiblo and single;all new, ja3o lm

II WANTTO RENTYOUIS ROOMS CALLOSS.F. Rental Agency. Room 42. Phelan 8Mg.27 Hn

i)inTAVLOIt-NICELYTL'KNISHED SUNNY—"1

"'front room ;grate; lor 'J gentlemen: also fr^nt

ballroom ;rent reasonable: private family, fel4 tf|- ftSIXTH PL! ASANT SI nN v ROOMS. EN1— Mite or single; housekeeplug rooms;

cheap. Ja'J 3 lm11. SIXTII—NICK PLEASANT BOOMS: E\J t

—suite or single; reasonable. Ja2 tf

1 «Q SIXTH—

THE BRUNSWICK, SUNNYII rooms; single or en suite: transients: newmanagement. _MKS. S. 1.. JACKSON. Piop. Ja22 tfA 7)SKMirE ROUSE, 1045 MARKET ST. BETSi.Sixth and Seventh; 35c t091per night! per week,$1 60 to 85; slnide aud en lite: families, mrl tf

9O^l~FiXTON- ICELY~F"URNISHED ROOMS;—•' 1 rent rheai^ nnti tr

IQI FULTON—NICELY FURNISHED SUNNY1»> 1 \u25a0 imj n'il4 tf

ASU IXOOiIH.

7 C>i:: PLEASANT IEXCELLENT_ttO board; $20. $2 \u25a0 ami ?;{Q per month, fa-'l 7t*II.M. : HAY-WINDOW FRONT ROOM. WITHL grati and gas in private family fura respecta-We lady; board if desired; use of bath; chargesver> moderate. Apply ;i'iHowie aye., off Ilev-enth si. bet. Howard aud Folsom, !».-:. 4 and 8v m. few 71*TVTEW HOUSE. ELEGANTLY FURNISHED;11 tablo U ivir excellence; day boarders acrom-mod.i a perfect home; terms reasonable. 1715Folk st. fed 3m

,- j.;KLSOM-NICK SUNNY ROOMS WITH"I-board, reasonable Ja'j'i linoIMERI«;aN KXCHANoK HOTEL, SANSOME

XX st.—Positively the best value in the city forpermanent or day hoarders; good room*: eleganttab • rati-a ?tt to jllOper week;|>er day $1 np.jatf tta BLUiGTON BOUSE, 137 KEAKNY—PLEAS*

J\ aut .«i:uuy ronni, e.i suite an 1 Bluglo. CntO HiIIevery respect: icnn*reasonable. 1:1 1).:

MlrROPOI ITAN HOII!. 612 AND TVuTFourth st.;single meals, 'Joe: board and roam

per day, 75c to $1; liy tbe week, $1 to $5; freeeoaehto and from :\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 »i. K. HKASLKY, Propr. oel4 «in

MONTMOMKHY'S TEMPKRANOB HOTEL, JiTand T-'J Second tt.—Single meals 25c ;l>onr 1111

room per day, Vie to SI ; f»y Uio -.v<j«<. *1to *5;:rj»rrarh to ami from tho li».<''. ao'Jl^

(HILIiItKN IiIiARUBD,

C TUIRD WIS lIESCOI PLE OF CHILDREN»)V'—.' to '\u25a0\u25a0..\u25a0\u25a0 I: .-.\u25a0 1.1 liom-; motherly carfl.fe'-'l 2*

TVINTKISXl*•:>:.:S.IyE^RTS.? SPRINGS )rANDjiudTELsVOF.THB1\ Pacliio Coast, with rat<>*. location, etc., nuo-li»hrd In th9Hotel Guide. 100 pages. For sale byrev ulealen, or send 25c In st.vn|>> to W. M. PAT«TKKSON. t'linilsher. 310 Post m.. S. (-. mrlit

BTUIUS3 »«» 1.1 ».

S" TORE? 808W BRYANTST^f with rooms A^r tached: snl able for bai ber shop. fe'Jl 3t T

STOKE AND 2 ROOMS HOODLOCATION. NW.' cor. Hyde aud Green sts. fe2l at*ANDCELLAR STOBE 39x40; CELLAR

0 60x50: as a whole or subdivided. BW,cor.Fir.itand Mission its. fe2l ttO«>- A MONTH] CORNER GROCERY-STOREIff)Ol)and 0 rooms; on Sixteenth and Do Harosts.. Potrero. THOMAS KORAN, 63i>,.. Caliror-lilast. ft-20 tf

OFFICES TO LKT.

OFFIO! 1027 M.\i;kXT; 1 Ll -suit of furnished rooms; suitable for physician

or dentists. fol'J lit

AFEW RLISOANT SUNNY OFFICES ON THEJV Market-Rt. front of the I'hel.vi Batldtnf:to leteither en suite or single. B. McELROY, Room 4,I'm lan Building. Fes tr

Jt-.'i;. AIRY OFFICE ON GROUND FLOOR,j with show-window (space to suit tenant), by W.

11. CKIMa CO.. us Montgomery st oe4 tf codiim:LARGE OFFICES TO LET, CHEAP. 1191 row-it st. \u25a0!«! tf

S)TAI»ii:S TO i.iI.

"nTSTwiTH B STALLS; A!..^o LARGE LOTj»> rr:is..»i:tlj|». 1712 K.ldy .it. te.:o 7;

store ami «m ii<;>. hxii:i:k.s./ COUNTERS AND STORK FIXTIBBS FOR SALE\J and ma le -it :l:'.l lietry si. ih>lU tr

.il«>Nr;\ TO i.o\>.

Lii*\.som;i\i bs Fate. notbsTmkbchanJu_«llsc. JOHN B.HOWMAN.M3IKearny, R.12.17 tf

VfONEY ON GOOD Mi'irMVAT REASON-Iviable rates. HAILEY.719 Market st. ja2o lm

MONEY LOANED FROM'«I UPWARD AT

Security Loan liauk, 1100 Market nr. Mason;private entrance 7 Turk. N.J. FKANKHN&CO.ttin

BTOKACIB.I/KNITritK. TRUNKS, PIANOS, Kit'. CAREDIfor and stored reasonable; advances made.LIEBES' Pioneer Storage C0. .10 Stockton. 9tt

I7IRST-CLASS SiOR AUK; ADVANCES MAIM-T 042-644 Mission sU CHAM 1- TAYLOR. |v3

ABSKSSMK.NT NOTICES.

VTOTICKOF ABSESSMKNT-EXCIiaVIOEK Mlrf-liing Comp^uy. Location or principal placo ofbusiness, Nun Francisco, California; location Ofworks, (ioldHill.Storey County, Nevada.

Notice Is hereby given th»r at a meetlug of thel'.oard or Directors, held on the 23d day or January,1892, .-in asseisment .No. 33, of tweuty-flve (2»)cents per share was levied upon the capital stocxof the corporation. payable Immediately In UnitedStates gold coin to the Secretary at th« ofaea of thecompany, P.00m70. Nevadi Hock, 30l> MontgomerySt.. San Francisco, California.

Anystock upon which this assessment shall re-main unpaid on the twenty-Quit day or Fibru-ary. 1892, willbe dellnnunnt. and suvertlscd forsale at public auction: and unless payment is mauabefore, willbo sold on THURSDAY, the 17th day ofMarch, IH'.'2. to pay the delinquent assessment, to-gether withthe co-ts of advertising and expenses ofsale, Dy order of the Hoard or Directors.

(HAS. K. ELLIOT,Secretary.omco-Room 7M. Nevada Block, 309 Montgomery

St.. San Fr*nois>!n. California. ]»23 td

(tUMItVliEALKSTATE-<ONTIMED

D"7TyOiT\VANT f7Ti^TinrK~A^FTNE 3 OR 10acre piece of land near Ban Fraucisco, noar the

Stanford University: sploiidi;! iniprovemeuts all;ir vi \u25a0! it:we willsell you 5 acr^s f irf15J down,balance in5 yearly payments; interest very low:pay monthly Is desired. call and get particularsand circulars Of CLARK & KNAPP, 11 Montitoni«cry st.. San Francisco. it"'^w__

QONOMA COUNTY LAND -SALE OR EX--0 change; write fully. ANDREW PRICE, llealds-burg. Cal ft-' ttjII YOU WANT TO BUY A RANCH, OR HAVE-I city or Oakland property toexchange fui one, wowilltit jron cut. H M. BENSON iCO., C:M Marketstreet. fe!2 lm

,• 'jiACRE TIMBER TRACT:HEAVILYV/OOD-U"±V/ ed; win exchange for smaller acreage orfru t or yraltiland. Address Owner, liox 110, Callliranch. re 12 tr

SCHOOL LANDS.I9I 50 TO f.iAN ACRE; OSkJ very easy terms; sold by the state in tracts tJsuit; no residence or Improvements rdjutreJ: allkimis of lands, in many different counties; aeuilstamp for list; open day aud eveui:i,i*. F. *••LAKE.0 1 lood Iiulldl::g. 13 tt

CONTRA COSTA COUNTY LAND FOB SALE;

send for list. D. J. WEST. Martinez. < .ii -V i")*

Cn CENTS WILL Si:.\D THE WEEKLY CALLOV ror four mouths to any part or tue LniteuMate*

HOVSKS TO LET._______

(>1-

1-STORY HOUSE OF tt ROOMS; '• l!'i-'•'\u25a0'•

»lTI»> \u25a0 parlors; garden; yard. 12 IS Monty. f-2 8*

AD TENANTS EJECTED FOB 910 AND ALLco^ts paid. COVFEY'S COLLECTION COM-

PANY,old place, 619 Mont^oineryst. ]alB< od tr_I ink HOUSE 8 BOOMS, BATB. CO S ERVA

1 tory. laundry. large yard. 2917 Callforiila.2l a;

\u0084- 3 PINE, NBAB TAYLOR-NEW HOUSE;"_' tine tunny rooms; cheap fj^"l'^,,^,^^-!!-^!^—(,'> TV-SECOND ST., NEAR VALKN-yOO cla—2-story bay-window house, « rooms;bath; rent 925

"tojM_3£^_

0 ( ill11.1.V LOCATED AND FINISHED—bouses; new; just completed; 13 rooms each;

rer.siMiat.iB 1in-);will (live lease todesirable ten-Hut. litre UOVEE. TOY& -.).. 19 Moiitjoinery^

Hoi tt? SUNNY ROOMS; BATB 27 HAR-riot, bet. Folsom and H iward. ft-20 31*

ACCOUNT OF DEPARTURE AUROAD,ELS-R:-.nt sunny house, 1411 McAllister St., n"»r

Pierce; 18 rooms, with conservatory, gymnasiumand stabla: rent low to a desirable tenant. In-

quire .MADISON 4t BURKE, 6 6 Market st. feli» <t

/•I .-: FELL-2-IsTOKY~TIoI'KK; 9 ROOMS;III.)finished basement; all modern Improve-ments; Ionny yard. Applj >i17 le!i »t. fe!9 <t

IIoUSK~Jf ROOMS AND HATH. SE. CORNERIiEighteenth and Collin^wood sts. fa18 v _w-. >/ 1 10 WILLOW AYE—HOUSE, 0 ROOMS.C_". Key "i^-SJ^HI^: fijlli'-1 ~

.>,-. HOUSE 7 ROOMS, BATH, BASEMENT,«3j^O. yard; 42t> 7th tt ApplyIif.7thst. fe3l 3*..)- \ MONTH—18 BOOMS FOB BOARDING

<Jt)O and lodging SOB Eleventh St., next FoMom.THOMAS MOHAN. 6M^> Califonila at. fe!3 tf

H[Q SEVENTEENTH] ST., NEAR IiUKRREKO-uUO House, 8 rooms; water, uath and laundry;

$30. • fwi67t

S;i!,i;AND CAN-FITTER:JobTiinc «>f all kinds: worn ftuarauteed or no

charge, cliAS. MKEHAN.BS'J Sacramanto.f 11Cm. WEEK'S NEWS FORS CENTS— TnE WEEKLYA Cam., 1m wrapper, ready for mailing.

Jb'UKN'ISHKD HO«SKt>^"PTTiTTXLKCHEAF-FORNISHEDIFLATiOF; 0J r.>oms .tud bath. 11 Hyde st. fo2l7t*«i-oiritKN I. KNISH l> for period of «Imonths or longer,'nlcsly.furnlshed residence »t

0 rooms and bath on north sldo or California St.,

(No. 2222) bet. Buchanan nnd Webster; rent reas-unable to responsible part.es. I'or further particu-lars apply to owner,' C. HERRMANN, 333 Kearnystreet. f''l7tf _

CO'lTA«il 'I<> LI.T./~(U'TAU>? tlROOMSAND BA ill- 1200 ELLIS,\J -t , mar Ottavla^ fc22 31*

/ Mil, .V.I. OF I l-<-

AND KATJI WITHV,' modem improvcinunti. 218 Locust ;ivc.. bet.Van Ness aver and Franklin St., (Joiden uatoave..and McAllister at; key a: grocery, cor. McAllisterand Fraukllu sts. fe'-'l tf

/>(iTTaTiJfrr-3 iROOMS. 15 NORFOLK S T.,BBT.

V/ Elcvt-iithand Twelfth, oir Folsom. fe-'l 3t*

U"lLNNV'

COTTAGE-S ROOMS; HATH;LAKOE0 basement; yard. Fifteenth .tnd Dolores. 21 71*pi.EARANT COTTAGE ONiOLEN PARK .WE..1 and lareer dwelling adjoining on TwelfthSt.;sunny: new Improvements; low reuta. DEMPSTER,3i'. MrKl'm-:< -\ t- •\u25a0\u25a07 >.. -» If

1 L.ATS TO LKT.

-. -I {V*4 ROOMS, HATHANDYARD. HlO NINK--0 1 O. teeiith st.. near Vaiciicla-»t. cable. fe'J'J 3t*

C:1Q FLAT;4 ROOMS; IJA 111. :!040 MX-«3>i O. teenth. i>ct. Valencia and uuerrero. 22 J*.11 AND $15—3 LOWER FLATS. i \S D 5

0 1 iromns. 715and71BTfhama, nrHth. te'.'2 3*«.>»> I'oST," HI.I POWELL ANDMASON—SI6:

I£Zisunny Bat of 3 rooms. fe-'-l 3f

il',lHENRIETTABQOARE, OFF ELEVEN1H.NH.1 P"lso|n--flat_:(_ro.ims. Itatii; ft-213t«T,">INE ROOMB, BATH;COX. 14TH AND1' Guerrero. Apply -135 Fourteenth st. te'Jl "t*

VICE LOwT:R 1 iTaT~6 ROOMS,' BATH: RENTIN cheap. 613O;>k^ le2l 3t»

C-1k)~ 6 *u"nNY ROOMS. 'Jll RIPLKY ST.Cl-.bet. Guerrero Hiul_Market. fu2l '-'t*

TTPPERPARTUOOSB."SISDNN? ROOMS M)lt

U ho:i«exeei>liiß. Ken 2J4' \ O'Farrcil. fp2l tf; o'w"kT{TTaT. 4 (IR 9 ROOMS, GAS, STATION-Jjary ranir-:private. 030 Eddy tt. fe2l 3t*

TpLVATIoROOMS COMPLEXK\7^ F6RNISUED;'"suitable f>;r newly married couple; at a sacrlflce.

2700 .suiter st. •>••- 1 3t*1 1 i ..as T i-l.A T

rirßot)M3. UATIIi ALLMOD-il*eruimprovements: cheap. I3o>ucary. 213*

"I 1 /iiSILVER-NKW FLAT 5 ROOMS; ll.vTII:11'1:all :it«ui Improvements. _ fe2l 31*

LLAIr3~ROOMS.~ 136 FERN AYE , OFF VANr ncjS aye.. nr. Slitter st. fe'-'l3t*

".1OfFLATOF tt LAItGE ROOMS AND HATH.C-1 15- IDnpont St., near Filbert. fe2l 3t»

PI.AT tiT"AliGh; ELITGANTrMjNNY ROOMS;F Uatii; aimest new. 25 Elgin park. fe2l tt

Ql1 LAFAYETTE, BE! KLKV NTH ANDOia 1 we:(th. Howard and Mission—4 rooma.2l 7*(llO BUCHANAN FLATOF 5 ROOMS: RENTJI.;» 10. Key at No. »11. fe2l tfnn- GOLDEN GATEAYE.—NEW SUNNY FLAT• '_\u25a0 '

5 rounis. bath; modern convenlanrcv '^il 7t*

Q*»r*fMIDDLE DOUBLE BAY-WINDOW COR.t^—O. ner flat; 6 sunny rooms: latest mprove-meiits. Apply grocery, Fourteriith aud Noe.fc'-'O H»

CIISOUTHIVARK-ELEUANT NEW SUNNY01 tot,;rooms and bath. fe2o 7t«

7/\7iHAVES ST.—CPPER r'LA'i 6 BUNNYlUIa rooms; modern Improvements, fel97t*

0 i*o"~n7:w lower rLAT~aTFu)OMs, bathsClO. and lar«c basement: all modern Improve-mfDt*. Apply4 ColMngwood. fel7 7t*11ri('KAU\ -^ FLAT-TO LET; GOOD FOB1 !<'bus.ness. fe!7 tf _1-1 MISSION. NEAR ELEVENTH ST.—5iOi.>i Ltr^o rooms; batb; lniiirovenenn. re!B 7*

fTrTTTut'liD TO J»23 60~BEAUTIF0 L SI NN vJ cor.; t) rooms; bith. 2180 Mar»tt,nr.lsth.l4 lt>*

QiFLATSOF4 AM)3 ROOMS; RENTS $17. *15,O $l& 410 Harrison; nr. First; fe7 tr'4iKOOMS,".WITHiHALL; MODERN IMPROVE-Iinents; 13">i trio St.: rent *13. Appl/ 1627

FoUoin st; fe'J tr(i«> !HOWARD-FLAT OF 4 ROOMS; BATH:Ol\ rent $.O. Ja23trQMALL FLATS: NEW. il. LEHRKE, COIU0Msrlposa and Minnesota fts.. Potrcro. deS_l tf _TCO' AND 1«37 FULTON

-2 FLATS.'* ROOMS

1 <),». each: *14. YON RHEIN a CO. nolO tt

a WKKKSNEWS FOR 6CKNTS-THE WEEKLY/\ Cam. in wrapper, r«stly for tnsiilnj,

KOUSKKKKPINU KUOJ

qT^TAi^rrrM^N^nL^a'RNTsiiKirinTDs *>tgtO. ketping room. 16 Devisadero st.: lUight-st.

cable. If{-

1 1MINNA-2RKAK ROOMS. FURNISHED\u25a0!•) I; tor housekeeping: sep.irato entrance. It*MiMOSS. OKI HOWARD, BET. SIXTH AND1•' srveuth— Nice sunny front and back boase-kecplna rooms: rent cheap. fe22 .'it*

G| QliMISSION—ROOMS FURNISHED HOUSE*U IJi ketplnt;:*10 and fia month. fe22 2t»

Q.TWELFTII.TINEARSMARKET— SUNNV BED--0 room and Kitchen ;$9; fnrnlsacd; also single,It*

..111 jifssik IT., 111. FOUR !H \M> 111 II-

«)J. I:• |ioom», furnished, hoiisekeopinit. it

7»J(7cALIF< )RN"IA—

NICK FRON r ROOM:I—O othur ro-.ims: 11-tit lioiKfltooplm. fe22 3t»I(\F M U MONTIj<)"MERV~-NICK NKW K,UR-I'tO nished lioiisekeei'inar suites; flO and ys.lt*

•./-./ THIRD (OVER PORK-STORE)— 2 SUNNY\u2666>* \u2666— hou3t-Kee;>lng rooms JflO; sliirlotL fo-'l 3t*

C\ 7 BRYANT—3 FURNISHED" ROOMS FOBUII housekeeping. feil 3t«i-.) 1 JESHIS-2SUNNY HAY-WINDOW Ho!Si;U—'l keeping rooms; if10. fe-21 2t«k^/'») THIRD -« SUNNY FRONT ROOM, Hl{-_<>.> nlshed; housekeeping; ;ilsi» single: *1 aweek. fc2l 21*f*|OK«»URTB -NICE SUNNY ROOM, FUR-UI«w ni.ihed completely for boosekeeptng;cheap. _ fe2l 21*r'{i)HOWARD HOUSKKKEI'TnO ROOMSI't)^,let. fo2i 3t*('] BRYANT—96dO; LAROK ALCOVE SUITE,vlIunfurnished; forhouaakeeping. fe'il 31*1 4 ADAIi;. BET. fifteenth and six-

-1 .1 tceiith, 08 Howard— Housekeeping; reason-able: (|iiiel. aopie. fc2l 3t*

<\u25a0) A VERONA. BET. FOLSOM AND HARRISON*-~t Fnrnisheil housekeeping rooms. fe2l2t*L'IImM FURNISHED!ROOMS; LARGE YARD:rsun; housekeeping Ifdesired. 1125 Alls3on.2l_'i*ook 3 NICEL.Y FURNIBnEO ROOMS FORid iiousakeeplng. 110 Twelfth st. fe'i 3t*17 SOUTH PARK-2 FURNISHED ROOMS FORIIhousekeeping. le'.'l 31*

CM fX MISHION—# BOOMS COMPLETE FOR• '1•' homakeepiug. rc2i 3t*

1- 'i'm II°\vA1; d -SUNNY FRONT ROOM."iUrxV with kitchen, bath and gas. fo2l 3t»

711 VAN NEKS AYE. 3 NEWLY FURNISHED'-I 1 housekeeping rooms; ballroom 98. fe'il 2t*

ceo Minna—

SUNNY SUITE, PUBNISHEDt)«)_ complete for housekeeping. fe-l at*

(\*»O HOWARD-SUNNY FTKN'ISHED ROOMSU

—for housekeeping. fe2l 3f*

AAOt I1111:11—

9 SUNNY HOUSEKEEPING'ItO2 rooms; *lf. fe'Jl Si".- 1 iiTUlHlf-LAKOE BUNNY ROOM, FUR-•'I >: nished for iiouMkanptng. fo2l'it*

\u25a0 ilFOURTH SUNTnY~R Msi~F JCISUEDOil for hoiuekeeping; reasonable terms. fe'Jl at*

1flirt*'»lsom"^a furnished bed-roomI'Ml)and kitebe n for housekeeping; $3 per

Week.-

1.'.'l 3t«

IA17 TWKKTY-SRCUND J BOOMS BATH,I\J1 1 suUabld for llgbthousekeeping, fe'Jl 3i**;»> IMONTGoMIiRY A>l Al SUNNY FRONT«-•)I1ikmii; -room and kitchen connected, fur-nUhed oumplete for housekeeping. fe'JO 3t*j•.- okarV—aOR 3 BOOMS. completely1- «' furnished forhousekeeping; yard. 1»205t'

Qf» A 1 MISSION— si'NNV SUITE, 110 11SEKKEP-<~'--i •

InR: aj^so single; all nicely furnished. 2o a*|*jI-.JL(HOWARD—iOB 1.AH1.1-. SUNNYI—l"1 rooms, furnished or unfurnished, forlionsfkeepl -g. .\u25a0,.\u25a0,-• feiS tr

C UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEKP-O ln<; also furnished. 333 Eddy nt; felt? tf

QlO FOITRTM ST.- ijlijiNY ItAY-WINDO W

t)lOhousekeeping rooms; slugle ai week. Hlm

CTV REAL KSTATB.

s<O 7 *\(\ 3<3inDKß!f3FLATS:6 litfNTF^7a"Cv % O\J. lot 235137:8; ou Ilaight St.. nearSteiner; reduced: make an offer.

?r>s<>o— Fine business 10r,25x94, with new modernCottage G rooms and bath; sunuy sida Oak. St., nextcorner I>evis;viero.

it'll.Doo-2 en-cant new fiats; 7 rooms and batheach: beaut I iliush. withall late conveniences;rents sBoo year; Devlsadcro &t. ROTHERMKL &CO.. :;24>A Mont;omery st.

%1 \~ CHBAPESI LEVEL LOTB in Mil:<?•''\u25a0 • uear electric road; only a few re-maining.

$:«50-ncsirablo comer; oo^.iu'j, making Clots;atOcean View.

12100 Half block; 2CB reet frontage on Missionroad. KOTHEKMI .. CO., 321

-Romery

street"'

fcJl ;;t

C«7rx(\ 150x120; S\V. CORNER WOOLBEY•3D

•O\J. and University sts.; University Home-

stead Association..•f550-50xllU; lot 8,block 11, College Homestead.

Association.$175—23x100; NW. corner Sargent and Victoria

sts.: lot1, bloea 38, City Land Association.S-tOO-Lots 17;'.f>, 1740, 1741. Gift Man No.3, cor-

npr Faith an<i Brewster sts. CHAS. C. FiSHKR,50H CaiifonIlaSt. real 21*

QCCA GRAND HARGAIN;COR SAN BRONO»Ji.Ov. are. and Savannah st.:102 foet front onSan Bri aye.;also fronts on ITruiniay -t.: raulTract Homestead. CBAb.liFISHER, 60S Caliror-nlast. leUl2t*

v-,-m|l,i POM BLT THK CHEAPEST• < "i\i\f. first-class houses ever offered la SanFrancisco; beautiful Castro Heights; few stepsfrom Castro-street cars on 21st st.; a rooms,magnificent salon

-parlor, furnisheil basement

aud porcelain tubs; 3artistic wood mantels; mfact, every modem Improvement and convenience;

onlyXot tbise houses lelt; be ?ure ami see the»oir yon are looking for a bargain and a borne. .1.STIERLEN;owner ami builder, on promises. 21 2*v; I] OZ\(\ ALMOST SEW TWO KEAUTI.CA'i. —

•"'.fui two-Story Hits, 785 to 739' .•Ciir rrer.> st.. boL i9IUand StUth; !ive ami six room*

ea< ii. Tvitit all modern Improvements; electric roadpasses the door; this property has a frontage ot OSfeet: rents for .J1260 pi-r year, and is always oc-copied, s. DI'CAS, 11 Montgomery st. f>2l 3tQ-_>OA(\ •.'••.! II »T NEAR CAST BO CABLE:'.•'•>''' '. new modern bonne of 7 rooms ami

lath and 10-foot basement; >00 cash, balance canreinalu a>:d paid by Installments; this is .1rarecbauce for some one to buy a cheap home. LICE .vGOODY. 19 Montgomery st.. Lick House Bloct.ai2t

£">''~\tl3SANC 1iE2.1NKAR«!iBTH; FAITH-

»„'—<><^U. fullyLuilt ho B tine large rooms;driveway underue;itn; shed in rear; lot '..'5x105:rental $30: snap. BAILEY.719 Marketst. 21 7t

T?or salkTn easy monthly PAYMENTS—1Hue modern cottages and elegint 2-story bousesin good neighborhoods, near cablo lines: c:in beI:::.iv,.1 in installments same aa paying rent. Forparticulars apply to L. LANDI.! R. 18 Montßnineryst:cet. d<*23 WeFrSuMo tl"iTIRKMPTORY SALE; 9I» H:liTON 11T111STIby SO feet tleep: With 5 hoi se 70 .'•\u25a0> 'S. of ol-S'>m »l.; on terms: pricu ij.UJO. THOMASMORAN;S34 VL> California st. I.' tf_Yi:av cottages.-i.\ C2700 —5400 cash, balance smalt monthly pay-ments; elegant 5-room bay-wludow cottages onSanchez St., near 27tU; «jiiiyJ blocks from Castro-»t. cars.

93tft)0—$300 cash. bs!ancp toi-nit; larpo 6-ronmbt-iise on Cli;>por st.. _i;Itcet W. of Cast: a, near25!h St.: lot '-'5x114.

$3500—Corner lot and 6-room doublti tay-wln-i!im- cottage, cor. _7tti and Sauthcz sti.: 0:1 verye;t*y terms.

F. N ELSON. 15--'O 25th st. fe!3 tf

v 'n NEARLY NKW; SINNV HOUSE ONV • •«'''\u25a0 baker st., near Californta: between 2

cuhiv> lines; !' rooms, bath, lanndry: large base-nei;t; French range; Jirat cl.4*s In every respectE. W. bKF.LTON; 410 Montgomery st. fe'JO 7t*I?INEiBUSINESS LOTiOiTrtALKCHEAP: OAK

• sCT between Brodenck ;and Dsvisadero. Apt'iyM.KIT/MILLLH.8-9 Howard st. felti7t

<tt '-JAAA PRINTINGOUTFITTO EXCHANGECOUUU. r\.r real estate. W. M. P., 310 PoststrecL ]a2J tt7?OR SALE! FOR SALE!

-X1iy D. LEVIIZKT. Real Estate and Insurance

Agent. :!04 Montgomery st.

A very desirable piece on north side Market st.,uear 14tii; larcc, witha honse.

TO LET.One very large new brick basement on SK, cor of

9th and Folsoin s:^.: slie of basement Mii7>):height 12 feet; suitable lorany kindol respectablebusiness.

Also property for sa!e. very desirable, inaltpartsof the cllynot advertiseu. Fur rmther particularsapplyattbe oliice of i>. LKvnZKY,Real Kst.teand Insurance A«cnt,3ol Moutsomcry st. real m

£^rv/k LOIS; PAYABLE $1 A WEEK; NO INt^OO terest.

INHOOKER,A thrivingnew railroad town in th<? heart of the

ar.-at !ru t belt or the Sacramento \ alley, only 100lots win be soid at these prices: the next 100 winbesold at $100 each: the fir^t buyers i;iany newton v atwava make blf; money. Call soon and sett>rst choice. WESTERN LAND CO., 030 MarketE'.reet. Cetl 1 VI

pHKAVIuST LOTS SOUTH OF THE PAKK.ON\J line of Market-si, extension and near projectedel'.-ciric roads, ocean beach and l>o;ilev%rd: .fSOca^h, baiance < n easy payments; th<-sft lots willbesold for 0.-ii'tlsird less than the adjoining lots are

scliitiff lor. For particr.lars c»H and be con-vinced, I". J. KENNEDY, real estate, 6;'O Marketstreet. fe2l 4t MoWeFrSu

VTEW SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO.x\ City lots a specialty; ch.iice bar»r3ln«.

N. HERRIAM A" CO.,319 Pine aud 23S Montgomery Mi. fo.'l 7t

_^

L'OK SALE AT SACRIFICE: HANDSOME SUN-iny cottiKo; modern lmtrovem«ats: choice loca-tion. CHAS. UKNPERSON; 304 Montgomery. 212*llI!Y PAYK RENT

—"FOR SALE IN EASY

*» monthly payment; equal to re:it, finemoderncottages und elegant 2-story home.-i In all parts oftne city. I-or particular* nppiy to butloer nd own-er. L LANDLEK.I^lMontgomery. 27 WeFrSuMotf

IfINK INVESTMENT CHEAP.X

NINTHSTREET. M.W. HOWARD,

OTON NINTHSTREET. 35 FEET ONLYFROM1J the corner of Howard. 50.X50 leet; no liner In-vestment tv tho city; willpay a liandsuma iiicomnifimproved with>t'>rei Hi.d flats,"aod is in the (il-rtct line of the city's growth; niif-iiiurter ofa mlie from the City Hall. Mechanics' Prfvllioiiaudthe busy Junction of Market. Uayts. Ninth and Lar-kinstreets. Apply at once to

EASTON, tLDRIDGE & CO., 638 Maiket st.

fel 4 Ht

VLKCTP.ICROAD LOTS.Xj

we are duhdlvldinc 2 bucks fronting on newelectric car-llrie lvloti '.'sxloo, ready t') build on;$350 to ifSOO '.vt c<>rn«-rs. cash, or 51J ni'mthly In-stallmenli. •'all at efflfe for further particular*.

L, UROTHvVKLL*CO.. MHMontgomery St. 10 tf

TfLEGANT 5-ROOM HOUSE AND LOT 25x114;J2i cheap. 715 Elgbteentti bt. jatttt^IO(Tk"aT~THIS FINK LOT! 56 TEXT FRONTJ jby 13t> deep, on Clara aye.. bet. lutli and 17t!i

sts.; 5 minutes' walk v .hi Castro-sL cars, \u25a0.;. ITtlist. :it Is surrounded by trees; has .1 fine well ofwater, wind-mill ami a SOUO-gallon tank, all In ilrst-class condition, tog«tl:er with barn and chick'-n--bonse; tbls lot commands a magnificent view o(t.'ie bay, Oakland and Alame th«j drainage Hperfect. It *s fre>? from \vz, as It lies in ihe w.irmMission belt; and Is now realy t>> btnid on: It willl>e sold cheap, cither in part nr as ,1 whole. I'or fur-ther parc.cuui-s spply to HORACE M. WOOLLEY,2281;Mo;itcomiry st. f-4 tfeu A f\ CORNER, tJOxlOi). ON RAILROAD IN*Z"~lOV. Uerkeley; *25 cash. ?10 monthly.

*'jlo—Lot :tsxs7. on railroad; (~> mtbly.44U0—Lot 4UXI2U;sldcwalked; $10 monthly.i7(»o— Lot s^xlUJ; maca lainand sower.$G2s— Lut 12x100; macadaiu sod uwer.f27S— Lot3tSzlO9: side walked; $j uion:hly.ft7s— Hill,lot2r»itbo; fine views.(iet maps; 1000 loti;1 offer only whitIown.

has. A. ItAILEY.Owner. 20 Montgomery st. tt"i~l~7xTo7:«, WITHIMPROVEMENTS,COR. JEK-I-1 scy and Diainr-nd. Apply ror 15 nays. 1 1 Ist*

DO YOU WANT 1KOI'KItTY, CiTTOB (XlCW-try,lv ti,epretuett va'.iey of tl.e State.' Apply

to >«pa Land Co., >»im. Cal., lorlist of proper*tt»«. ie2ti U

« OOMKV KKAL KaTATK.

F- I. BY k:>\vin X ALSIP A CO., TIIKX!oldest and leading real-estate agents inCentralCalifornia; bourn ottice 10 15 Fourth st, sarra-mc-iito; biaurli 22 Moutgomery St.. San Francisco-

We h^ve mbdlvldod a desirable r.nd /inly lo-cated tract of land contalntuz 000 acres Into 10--acr« lots; it is all lovel and welladapted for fruitculture, deciduous or tropical situated 0:1 Unaof.railroad, between Bocklln and Loom Is. l'-w milesfrom i.ii;it li all level and easily cultivated; ithas Just been placed upon the market; tha surveyhaving been completed this week; It l.ian undis-puted fact that ibis is the beat tract of land thathas ever been subdivided In Placer County: terms14 cash, deterred payments at ij'/»i per cent Interest,purchaser p;'>i"ir taxes npon land; prices rangefrom 930 t > a100, the latter price including*por-tion ivvineyard.

a150....

No. 597 -387V4 acres for 930 p"r acre; bill 209acres lvcraln: allcleared; good dwellingand barn ;his,nil orchard; this 13 a bargain; in SacramentoConnty.

No. 5!*4—

For sale or exchange for Oakland propcrty— A fine orchard of 22 seres: 1

'iacres In inus-

catgrapea; 18 acres in cralu; Kood dwelling andbarn; all farming tools; only li^,miles from Sacra-mento city:price 5325 per acre; a great bnia;aln;ttic land adjoining, unimproved, sells for $200 peracre.

No..'.95-100 acres, 1% acres In vineyard. l'<.acres rchara; all fine rich tail; producer ve^e-tabic», gram, alfalfa, etc.. without Irrigation; 4horses. 2 cows. '.'5 hogs, 3 wagons, cart, pious, har-ness, etc.; place hi»« a fine dwelling, barn, out-bnlldlnga,etc.; willmake a splendid dairy tanassituated half mite from railroad In Contra CostaCounty, for $2750.

Five- acres IVimiles from terminus of electricrailway at Sacramento: baa a small dwell ]y3acres D fruit; balance willproduce alfalfa or vege-tables; terms, ?500 cash, deferred payments at 6per ceiit. chaser paying taxes.

No. 590—For *6iiO, 160 acres In Shasta County.No. 500— For (500, i)}^ acres In Placer County;

dwelling, small barn: ',mile from railroad.No. 561— 1- or 93000, si) acres, •_\u25a0 acres vineyard, .'{

acrrs orcbard, Vi»cro In berrlea, 0 inhay, 20 acrescleared ; has dwelling,largo Iam. granary, irrigat-ing ditch: this la a very cheap place.

ror *$12,000— For sale or exchange, a placo of400 acres In Nevada county. 7 miles from GrassValley; nil can be cultivated; 150 acres meadowland, from bleb 100 tons or bay <an be cut; ha* iacres 111 clover. 2 acres 111 trees, dwellingand barn;a fine body of land.

We have a large list or other lands in various por-tions of the Stale, suitable for ail classes of farm-ing.

Call and see us. We will surely suit you. Wealways accompany those who wtsu to look at ourlands.

bend for our monthly catalogue.EDWIN K. ai.sii' A CO.,

fe2l -It 22 MontgOßsei? St.

zzzAhoom-dovt nuir ~a RANCH or any

kind until you have examined our enormouslist. W.J. HENKY A- CO.. 323 Kcarny st. re'Jl if

I.'OR BALE OK LEASE—THE ST. CHARLESIHotel. Redwood City. Address E. Fli/.PAT-RICK. Redwood City. ,S;m Mateo County. fe.'O 3t»

AULE lAKE LAND '.EIQLJC IARIiLANDANDlltRIGATlON COMPANY

Is Irrigating Honey Lake Valey Government lands;on railroad; yoi can buy 320 acres under UnitedStates desert law

328 Montgomery st. room I,San Franelnco; 103North Broadway, Los Angeles: Susanvlile, LasseuCounty, Cal, Aim-. Lassen County. Cal.

C. C. HUTCHINSON, President.E. R. Dodo k.Secretary. fel7 ir

HOMESTEAD' 160 ACIIKS:SONOMA»:OUNTY;J y 41. miles from railroad; fIUO'J; over 101 acres

available miland nut laud. Address HOWE, boxbe, tiiUonicu. it)7 tr

SI.OPOIXG-HOPSKS 101l5A1.1..

Q< lAA 1H SUNNY RAY-WIXDOWED ROOMS;!„t'V'V/. bata; well located; [ornHhedand <ecu-Vied; ront $80, withwater: this hcusc c«. ars \u25a0 HI)lOODthly. IVAILEY.71'J Marker rt. fe16 71exSu

Q9/>AA PART CASH; LODGING-HiUSE-«tyZ.\JUV- clearing 5200 a moith over ex;ipnses-plain. respectable house: 87 rooms always (a;l;benkind workingclass; most respectable part of t-ity:part of purchase i.rico can be paid ou installmentsout of tho profits cf the business. Apply KKNNYA .SCHU'IT. Iom Market st, 11*

] ODOING-HOI'SK—IIROOMS: CHEAP: FULL-I-i rooinTs. 247 Steve'i.'.on st. fe'Jl 4t*\>] ROOMS OF ALMOST ShNV FUBNITUKEIN0 L excellent iucatlon for transient: must ba soldat once. Call at the Monarch. 1330 Market. fe2l it

ILOCA-» J tioa: roost Ue soiu enaccount or sickness: clears$50 to<60. Address 655.Washington St. fe2o 7t*OARQAIN: NICKLY FURnTsHED HOOMING-• *

house; OO room*; on Hush st.:block from NewCalifornia Theater; rooms ail rented; cheap rent,ApplyCall Itntucb Offlca. feio 71*Ds< .>-i. iOIXiINU

=H<)USE FOR SALE ON

t£O'J\J. i'.roadw.ay. Oakland: 24 rooms: uew Midmodern bouse: willpay well; call at one*. 11 W.\\ (H>I>WAKI> A CO., t"jjr.roa<lway. mi.: i'.'7t

J. IHST-CLASS LOUGI.NG-liOl SE OB 20 ROOMS.J with loiif lease; low rent: can have trial; soldreasonable; part cash. »40 Mission at. fel? 7t1(1 ROOMS; FURNISHED; UARQAIN; SICK-*dO tics^. 2759 .Mission, cor. Twenty-fourth.19 9*IODGING-HOUSEOFIS ROOMS. 2oS!XTHST..J J near Market. fe!B 7t> _r FLKNISIILI) ROOMS CHEAP; ALSO 4 UN-O furnished and bath. 230 Eleventh st. fjlS t:

\ AND NICELY FURNISHED LODGINO--Ibou.te; cood l(>catlon:ipsrt cash' and balance In

payments. V.. Uox J ll,Cai.i. I'.raiuh C>riic.*. 10 71*

QA-ROOM HOUSE CHEAP: SICKNESS; FULLt)U told rooiiiers. 222V^ Fourth st. relO 7t*

\u2666 WEEK'S NEWS KORS CENTS— THE WKI.KLY-'» Cam., in wrarper. ready ft-rmailing.

lIANO>. VIOLINS AM* SliKKl MUSIC.QP LEN~l7lI>TstkFn0 sii-rlficc. 535 Halght st. fe2l 3t*

Q'-'^d CHOICE STEINWAY; LATESTO*'*-^'-Improvements, Includlni; sustenutop>d.tl. Storeii at »ANCROFT'S. 3U3 Sutt«r. fe'JO 7tVfEW PIPE-ORGAN; FULL BRASS BAND;Itplaya 27 tnnea: at sacrifice. 33Va o'i arrell.2o 7*you saTk-TiTTukiin square" piano: focrJ round corners; carved lejs; ovcrstruns bass,-123 Linden aye. tfll» 4t*/\u25a0ASM OK INSTALLMENTS—ELKGANf NKWV. upright. Palace Hotel. R. 71i. talru lionr. IS 7*,\lFRENCH UPRIGHTiPIANO;Iw66DWORTII,r\ All^vonA Co.. makers; •90. W. G. I'.AD'.I'.K,

725 Market st. felb' 7tNEARLY NKW UPRIGHT PIANO; IIEMME

/\ a. i.oiiif, makeri: S--00. W. U. BADGER, 723

\ CONCERT GRAND CIIICKERING PIANO;y\ in (Vie order; at a sacrifice. W. G. F.ADGKR.7-5Market st. felt) 7t

\ CONCERT OKAND STEINWAY & SONS'J\ piano at a great bargalu. W. G. ISADGL'K. 725Marset st. felb" 7t

N INVOICE OF 5^ KTKINWAY & SONS'pianos; m Gne order. W. G. BADGER, 723

Market »t. felt<7t4 HiKNCH UPKHSHT PIANO; FINE TONE:

SlOO. W;G.' HADGEE;72S Market st relb"7tLOT.OF, SECOSD-H ANDjSO.UARE'PIANOS:

'fine condition: at a sacrlncsj. KOiILKU.t

CHASE. 2:j O'rarre:! St. jy29 tf1/ I'HUIt4CHASE, 2tf. 28 A.M>:!OO'FARRELLIVf.t: le&dtcg pianos and organs; oldest inusie-tf use: largest stock: easy term 1: low prices. \u25a0;•;<:'

yINL K.sfl.Y UPRIGHT PIANO; FOR~ SALET c^eap. 112 JlCAillsrerst. felItfI)IAIBARGAINS IN~PIANOS— W A LTEIVSIIptano repair shop. 153 Grova St.. nr. Van Ness.a. STANGENBKKUKR,practice! piano- tnner.feStt

VPABLOB GRAND STEINWAY PIANO; CAN-uot ba tu'd from ue«\ :grait bargain. F. VY.

SPEN CER A CO., 723 Market St.. second floor. \u25a0\u25a0 lJ|>YRON MAU7.y7~AG 5SOHMER, ,§NEWBY1j and Evaus pianos 3-irf Post st. jVJ7 trQXjiUPRIGHT; «bO FRENCH UPKIGHT: 200t^.iJ'' Kteinwjiy .V Sons' new rinnos at factoryprices. FAY'S Piano Factory, 172'J Mission. 23 lmVTUMBER OK SECOND-HAND PIANOS; VKRY1^ cheap; including Kiiabe. Yose, Guild, Kmersouand others. F. W. SPENCER 4 CO., :. \u25a0 MarketSt., second fl00r. de13J f_

ALLKT4DAVIS ANI)KIMIJ.ALLPIANO ANDOrgaa Aeeacy. V..G. L'ADGKK.723 Market, tf

1!ORNUNO'S PIANOS: I'JiTLT.IANT: PoWKK-I_l_fultone; stric^jy tirst_i^--s._ 917 Missiou mi:

I--l7N CDMA>N PIANOS:*MRST-CLASS %IN

J . tone and workmanship. 82 Ninth St. co7tf

HEMMJS*LONGPIANO CO.] WAREROOM 1043

Polk st , corner Clay; sold on Installments;send forillustrated cataiogue and ter-.ns. nol tf

mrN^VAY.~GX»;LEK AN^Dorgans and aii musical ustruments: csll andsss

ccr !ifw rooms ami stock. MATTHIASUKAY*CO.. 1.015 and 'JO3 Post ,vt.. iiail. ja7 trqteck; hardman. vose and step.llnqv ;.I:«tiis so;.Ion $10 monthly lustainents. ISKNJ.CIKiA/.A SON, sole ;:geii;s. -.'•> O'iurioll <\u25a0 au7 It

HORSES.!VO. GENTLE*S-YEAi^ollD HJiTskTwXgojTi.' and harness. 1553 Howard sL feJO :st*TjaTr OF FINE YOUNG HORSES. Al'PLYimA Chestant St. felG IJt*

1(ITO GO HEAD OF WELL-BUOKE HOKSKS"iv'and mares always on hand at Orand ArcadeH'irse Market, 327 "Sixth St.: auction sales .ithi rivs.burgles, cart?, barness, etc., every Wednes-day at 11 a.m.; sales solicited. S. W ATKINS ACo.. live-stocu auctioneers. re 12 tf

yoK^I7E^»"ARK KltoWN FINE IIREDFIVE-Iyear-old mnre: can trot In3 minutes: kind andgent'o Inevery way: well broke, single or doub;e;mu»i baaeen to Jx» appreciate -X:baggy and harnessAppiy 2C19 OcUvia st. fel 2 tfOl •» ANP2JI TENTH,COK. HOWARD-HORSESZIP I»oanlrda::il for sale. .). R. WAL"ION.jaI2 iy

WAGONS AM> CAttMAGES.

\\r ANTED SPAN ISHJ SADDLX LIU MONT-»• gom»ry St.. room_l. _ fe22 3t

T7OU SALE ATJBARGAIN—GROCERY. MILK1 and delivery wagon. 90b Harrison st. If11 3.*

I^OR~SALE—

LARGE CONCORD EXPRESS-i. wagon, nearly new; pair 2500- 16 horses, coalOffice. 437 Castro st fe2l 3t*

C^ECONriTT}iAND BAK EP.- WAGON;NEARLY

0 new; lor2 horses. 1507Po:ks:. felG7t*

1 SECOND-HAND EXPKESS WAGON AT 24J Beaiest. A. W.SANBORNE. feUtfcecond-Hand wagons k>r sale cheap.0 1114 Harrl^.^nSt.. rie.ir <-*r»n!h. f-4 \u25a0'\u25a0

LOST.

O?r^^l7riiSDAYr~AT"VAf7nTEENfrr~A~NT)JCastro, a blacit Gordon setter: answers to me

of Dick. .Suitable reward If returned to corn.T ofTwentyi?coml and Notf sis. It*1OST— DIAMOND EAR-KING. HAIGIIT-ST.J J cars, Saturday eveniiu; valued -as a keepsatce;liberal reward. Address IJ., box 112, Cam. I.ranchpeace fe-'2 -if*

10.-T— ATOCEAS VIEW. t'EUKUARV tt. 1 SOB--1 Jrel h«rse; white face. 1 white bind leg; shoooff;branded X. Return ta E. CASSEKLY. OceanView. -7t_r.- LOST -YOUNG BROWN .SKTTEK DOG,C*-'*about 3 mouths old: collar. Please return V6/.'J .la.kson st. and receive above reward. 'j'-'3t«

lAM'iN!)NECKLACE.At Clinton t>tstio;i. Alameda County, at about

11a. m.. Saturday. February 20, a valuable dia-mond necklace, containiiua large number of stonesonasliiKle siring. The ueckiace when lost was inablue velvet csse, about 7 Inches square and 1V3Inches thick. Tne box w;en lost was wrapped inwhit^ paper. A liiierul reward will be paid by theundersigned for any Information leading to the re-covery of the same. HARRY N.JlOli.iK, Detec-tiveAgency, 545 California St. fe2l 3t

1"~OST-A FASS-F><)T)K~WITH TIIKHIBERNIAIJ .savings and Loan Society of Ban Francisco, InVie name Of JAMES UEUSTY, No. 62,700. hietinder wlit pleaso return to bjn». Itr'Jl StIOST— A FEMALE >"X TKItRIKR I'lP; \u2666>i.months old; white, withbrown spot:; tall cut;

liberal rewanL 135 Post St. fe2l 2t«

BLUE GRKYHOU"nT) PUP: WHITE BREAST.Rrtarn to 441 Jessie St.. receive reward. .•i«•L.WITH KKD STONE\jIn center. Return ADAMHACKMEIKU.Hac*-

meler's Hotel, receive liberal reward. fe'Jl 7t*

OSr—FEBRUARY 6—KED AND WHITE MALEJ bnll pup. 8moiitlis old: red none; tall cut; one

er« appears laner than other. $25 irreturned to512 Boant street. ft;17 Of

educational:koTvd£TiXiTflFs7^^

of Frcnch.Spanbh.»l oO.Theltau.-rottCo.I

M.MI. SCHKOEDEU; FRENCH, GERMAN;piano; rapid metjiod L 2419 Clay st. fe'JO 7t»

/IUITABLESSONS GIVEN BY A FIRST-CLASSV.X teacher: reasonabio price. Apply this ofllce.2o 3*

RAMATIC STUDIO; WARRANT TOmake good player In12 los-wis. 1170 M'trket.7*

Ai:t drawing and painting-, 1:RMSreasonable, OLIVIA KINGSLAND. 2182V4

Market st. fe2 3m

LEARN IiOOK-KKI.PINGIN6 WEEKS. TAKR.Expert Accountant. P.m. 4!>, 1170 M*rket.rtiCm

on;,oTciPoLLoT'iTT::Ko"M~i:T)MEtitaly, lAN"

kJ doiin taachur. Donolioe liulldliig.it. 63. lti3m

PANISiFtaUGIIT BY SPANISH LADY. 622(iolden Gate aye.: call 9to 11a. m. fel 3in

II W. KIMUArTuTEACHKItOK PIANO. 2912.Howard St.: terms moderate. ja-5 lm

SI. !VII.,MINING.MECHANICAL.ELEOtrlcal engineering, surveying, arch!trrtiir^, ay

tsyinj;;cstal). 18tJl. A. \ an dor Natlleu, 72.1Market^|1BALD'S BLSINi college, 21 POSTI1 iJonb:e-entry book-keeping, ptomaiwhiß. stiori-fcai^l, type-writing, telegraphy, etc ail iccludodlali.ni»m toil: uuder oue lee of t"i>. IeJO tf

FAt IKIO IsoBOfESS I'.KO)K. M)T'OST'TtTX LH«»ehoifcrshlt>. 875: 'lav ana r<rrr.t:it. ocZt.t

ItUI •»!. *.

M73 rox is ih ST., KORTUNB-teller. clairvoyant;life-reader; fee 'Jsc. f22 «(•

Ml'•N l. HAS Re-

moved to 11 Taylor St.. Itoom «: >050c.034tf

XIME>'DR.* THOMAS. SCIK STIKIO KEVE AI.Kiti»i byefgs and cards: tells entire life, past, present,future; consultation? on ail affalri, nothlni; ex-cepted; name given, valuable advice and sure help;restores lost love by <tyiupathy: mistake tinpos»lblo:diseases curp-l: . \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'?!:letter $2. ,'iO Koarny. 13 ly

M'lKiil,»iI-..M.

rpTIK ONLYroBTPNE-TELLEB INTHISCOUN-.I try hss returned to Kan Francisco for a shorttime: «he tolls you what you do not know; she tollsyou whatyou want to know; she willnot guess atanything, but Rive you fuels: IMher yourself andyou willsend your friends. 120 f-lxtnst. Ji'.'ltf_/^LAIHVOV'ANT. CAiTD-RKAD'KR aTTD MAG-\J netlc healer; circles Tuesdays ami Thursdays;sitting* dally. t>23 Webster »L; take Uaycs-st.cars. fe • -'m» 4 RB .1 .1 whitnkv. clairvoyant, tkstJ.YJ. medium ami ilfc-reafier. Bluest. au'Jjtt

» LAIKVOV\nis

MIROM \ "iiH A GIFTEDmind-reader and fortune-teller, aided by \u25a0 vas•,..-ic-e among all ciatiiciof people i.i this and

foreign courtiies, ts able to so i>l<»ud tn>; past tofuture of the lives ofher customers as to createwonder and astonishment; tier mission lito soothethe d!vnii»o!i»t<', reunite broken aud despairingfamilyclnles, aud uniteInihe bonds of love youth-fulaffections; lijthe great cities ol the East she Iswelcomed a? one of the best in tier line; alwayspleasant and reined, all who visit her depart witha|)c.-h!.i :n,d grateful fnellug:she sees tii"result ofa Journey, business deal, or matrimonial venturelikeau open book ; those wishingto learn what vie

future has In store for them should consult thisgifted lady; send two 2 cent stamps for her Illus-trated boot. Parlor* 1and 2, 109 Powell Bt.fell mi

C'ILAIUVOYANT-

21 SILVER ST.; LADIBS/ only; fee 25 ceuts. fc2l

BlBIXKS9 CHANCES.

C~i>i\ GROCERY STORE: IU(J HARGAIN;(*"• iui',rctujlraise for $K'OO; far above price;

-."\u25a0.. UiiU"In t>otl)More and bar: c:i promiueul cor-• i;:, i.i.-rks from Baldwin Hotel; best reasons\;ply KKNNYA SCHUTT. 1004 Market.l*."" 'W iJHOTLL FOR SALE;CLEARING 9400

''.)(.Ul'. per month; 100 rooms; fine bar-room,Id on prominent c< rner; hr.s be«n estab-

;..;.. v«' s:furnltnre Isgood throughout,' andt'JiKii): Si'.criliced account owner leavingn; Sense allow vciit: is ftillall tUe time.

s\]u KKNNYA SCIIPIT;1004 Market St. It*.-, (l iAll:NER WANTED INFIRST-CLASS

*.x ,)•">'. w tto-esaie produce .Midcoinjnisslon bast\u25a0 . \u25a0 rated downtown; r.oiu;trade that is sure of

:•..\u25a0 ;n !;t per month: willbe required to\u25a0 •:••: uo irevlcus experience require.!.. ;, V a SCUUTT. HUM Market st. It*

l \>n:i '—party with ?iooo to ?i5.0?0sinews willpay 50 per cent ou Investment

\;Irod P.. i>vx 142, Call Uranca. fe2'J 3t*..-..;:' SALE CHEAI^IGAR-STAND. DOINGlgood Ijii^incss. 210 Grant aye. fo'J2 7t*

QALOON VERT CHEAP OR TAKE PARTNER». account otber business. Cali;Branch. fe22 3t*

<.UO.;N 1"oTrSALE AT A GREAT bXrGAIN.

» -.19 Washington st. fe22 4t«

JfJtJ SI LL OUT Vollt BUSINESS GO TO I.DIBARNARD. 224 Kcarny st-: established 1839. 2*

Q/'T/k SALOON ANDB~Fri^ISHtD~ROI7?is«i, I)»JV*. downtown among 'factories: payingclear $100 mouth; bargain; best rcas<.-us given forselling. I. s>. BARNARD. 221 Kearny st. It*<I,".A KEsTAURANT;CHOICE LOCATION:O~*<-**-'• fine trade; a rial bargain; account ofde-parture; must sell at once: rnre chance; offerwanted. 1. l>. BARNARD. 224 Kearny st. It*q»;^AA MECHANICS'. HOT£U ACROSS THEc

—"»-'U. bay; 45 rooms; fiuebartrade; near

railro.-.d depot; honse rull,rccmar and transient;bargain. 1. P. PAKNAKD.224 Kcarny st. If

Q 7AA^TAILORINGESTABLISHMENT. WITH«3Xi.UU.a good stock of uew and second-handclothing; fine trade; low rent; rooms for family.1. I>. BARNARD. -24 Kcarny st. It*

\u25a0£M »>n/y3 COR,' GROCERY AND BAR: WK3T-tj"I«3\.'v'. exn Addition; horse, wagon: outs derente: »!eau. good, i-aluble stock; >i>ce fixtures;

.clic;.i)ier.t; lease; living-rooms; departure forGer-many Cittse: tbls is a fine business and willInvoicenearly price asked. BAILEY;7I9MatkcL lS7txSu"oTT. JTTISCYS \VELL~IITIKD IP SALOuN ;«„——*J billiard and pool table; low rent: musts.t-1! itonce: ready to leave: big barpnin. BAILEY,Ti'J Market st. fe!7 7t cxs.u

~Q JAA P-UYS GOOD SALOON NKWLV FITTEDtjiTV'Uup, withplain- and bousehoid aouds: rent i$-3; o rooms: splendid opportonltT for man andwife, BAILEY,'719 Market at- fe!7 7t exSu

vIUMA20 CAN MILK ROUTE-3 HORSES,C II'UU.wagon, cart: well established: clearsJrltO; trial; owihtordered away by pbyscian; scotl.is. BAILLY.7l» Market st. felti7t exSu

C'°nn GROCERY AND BAR: 4 ROOMS:C«>v'v*. cheap rent; present owner bere over 4years, has supported 7 in family and can show s:'U.;Lank account; sickness the only cause for selling.I>\u25a0(•;.. ins Market st, It*

Ql ( AA:;DAYANDNIGHTCOFFEE SALOON;»*^l"iVH#. kept « years by present owurr: clears*175. PACIFIC EXCHANGE,23 Kearny st. It*

V"\ AnTJTa ND HOW"fO jiFET THEM.*'It you want to Duy, sell or exchange real

cstateorabusiuess: <\u25a0•If you want to buy. sell or exchange a fruit,grata

cr stock ratirh:iryou want to furnish your housa or hotel at

factory prices and best terms;If you wa:iia partner;Ifyou want.safe tire Itisuranre. at .bottom rates;

• H}ou want your bills collected promptly;I: you want any conveyance or other papers

firawn:U you want the services of an attorney or

• Ifyou want entire charge taken ofyour propertywli'iieat home or abroad;Ifyou waut to borrow or lend money, and Ifyou

want to be fairly deait by. call on W. J. UENEV &CO.. 3-3 Kcarny st. fc2l 7t\VANTED—SOME ONE TO TAKK HALK-IN-• »' terest in a good Quicksilver mine a:id put upworks necessary to wnrK same: near Mlddletown,

•Lake County. Cal. A. :.- s- for particulars. .T. W.i;ANSPELL. fi»2l '-t*

I/ X SALE CHEAP— AN OLD. ESTABLISHEDIc<-rntr grocery and b.ir; no reasonable offer re-

fused. liiqniroa: 321 Bryant st. fe.'l 3t*

CC >'f\f\~"^ONOPOLY CLEARING $TsO To

» _—• \J\Ji *.'OO per month. Call after tf p. m. at-;2 liirtlettst. fe2l 8:*1-I'HSALK-GOOI!-PAYING SALOON: ON AC--1 count of ether busiusss. Inquire Call BranchO£jce; f»2l 3t«V6tt SALE-SALOON; NICE FIXTURES. IN-JJ« quire 303 Tnlrq«."; tr.2l3t». >OOD-PAYING SALOON: CHEAP. «33 W'ASU-\.J :t:j:on.bet. Kearny and Montgomery. fe2l 7t*I'lSi^-T-CLASS CORNER CIGAR-STORE AN!)Ilaacdry; clearing SU'd mouth; must bo soidwithin3 days; fullvalue ia *tocfc. Call. bet. 8 and9 a. m. auJ 4 and 5 l*. v.. J. NOSSEN, 302 Pay sg:rrc:. fe2l3t*pORNER GROCERY AND SALOON; ACCOUNT• •' o:;.vr business; rent fGO, with5 rooms. Inquire765 i-. i.o i;st.. cor. Ellis. fe'.O ;;\u25a0-«

Ci;,:|(l EVENING ROUTE: CLEARS Si-iQUi/VJ. monthly; C, box 97. Calt. Branch. 'JO 7»

QALOON: CITY FRONT; OLD-EsTAIiLIsJSKD0I:p.ce; cheap. 150 steuart st. fe-'O It*

QOOflfl SALOON AND RESTAURANT ON»_ —vU,California St.: no Sunday or nizbttrade. Ai'plyat Call ISranob OSice. le'ZO 7t*

UYSTER AND COFFEE HOUSE: ftOOD LOCA-tion and bosineaa. 80U Howard st. le2o .-it*

QALOON FOR SALE CHEAP; FINE STAND;v-J_coodt rade. 105 >eco'ia st. fcJO 4t*/OK. GROCERY AM) BAR; 10 KOOMsTaLL'

rpnU-a: rei t»35. 716 Brannan st. fe2o St»

QALOON FOR SALE CHEAP: PRICE 5300;v_-ifht $25. including water; situated ia the cen-ter of a manufacturing district: must fee seen tobafcppreciated. For information inquire of WJI.IJa'JJK, 74 r.nd 70 First at. JaS tf

LP-ESTAF-LISHED BAKERY, WITH HORSE:new w;-go;'.: most be told at sacrifice; prrsetit

owner made small fortune; no reasonable offer re-fuao.!. Applj922 Foisom St.. la forenoon. fel9 -It*pARTNEX~WANTED~IIN SALOON. 139. 1411and I-S3 Seventh st. te 9 ?t

QIHiOTING-STAND. HAT ANDCANDY STAND.O.'App:y San Rafael Par^. fe!9 7t«

PESTADRAXT FOR SALE; GOOD PAYINGJi buslneM: next to theater. 124 OFarreM st.l97*'PiIOROUGH BUSINESS MAN.TO TRAVEL INL country with anice fani; business !!cht. pro^r-

ab^e. ana pays big profits;no competition; smallcapital aad references require. 1; this is no fake..\t,'y niSTi -.vijiiiuga pood-paymr. steady tus'.rie^,wlt!ia good Louse. apply 406 Ninth st. felH 7t

QIAAm A BARGAIN; WILL SELL HALFOIUUU. interest in restaurant and saloon;i.res-nt owner beia^ in possession 6 years: tnvecontract with rich company; ciea« •300 permouth; owner rettrinj and .\u25a0.:•.„;.' I..:• ,\u25a0: AP-j;> itJiJ^a^t st.InearJ^oisoj7L felB 7t»iOISFOURTH^CIGAR-STORE, DOI.sG GOODJ >)> I;;i.<;r.evB. for sale; cheap. fe!3 7t*

LOK SALE-HOUSK3ROOMS WITHBAB WELL-T stocked, on leased land; 5 years' lease; sicknessre.\-<in for .soiling. 916 Illinois it. »Plt> 7t"

QTnn STATIONERY ANDVARIETYSTORE;«?\u25a0 buy. 2 iivln?roun.;3 wth furniture: Invicin-!:y7 s'!ioo!s; cstat-tished 20 year3; good cornerEtore. Apply this oCice^ fe2 tfT>rr.^rcVTisak£ k\"candy, notion stork:JJ go^.-d buslaeaa: 4 rooms. 217 Kurhth st.rel7 7t*

r.nrn SALOON FOR SALE NEAR KEARNYt_Z»Jl'. Et. App'y -10 Sacramento st. fe!7 7t*

"iTe~~

AA HOTEL v ITH10 ROOMS. AS WHOLEt_ U»>".'U. cr ha.'f: pood location; good bu«l!?ess;bar and fixtures. Apply this office. re!77t*

1/Olt hALE-

STATIONERY, NOTION ANDJ cauciy store: complete «tocK: 2 nice '.ivirssr-r \u25a0\u25a0.; iW !lrcrnsl.f il:re.ii. *18. 153 Sevpnth. 17 7t

FIKMTTRE}' }-S-A.''f:; - ..„--

T.YURNITURE 5 ROOMS CHEAP; HOUSE TOiit t. 417 Puw-li st.. top bell. It*

ft RADDEN. FORMERLY FOREMAN IN\j'.'-ttrlli!? Furniture la, cow withL. GRANZ,

hto Hirrison St.: all kitds or upholstering done:] arior aiilts from -?32 50 up: .ilso repairing. li»at*

T?CRN ITURE OF 5-P.OOM HOUSE; CHEAP.:C'o2»2 Seventh St. fe!B 7t»

IiED-ROOM SETS.?IO AND$12: SECOND-HANDl^.turr.itureof allfcinq<. BYKRS.33I Sixth St. Id ly

VcIICK-IAM NOW AT 12*5 FOURTH (NEWXIbnildinf), and effer a larje stock of generalhousehold iurniture at reduced prices; 500 c:irpeH,goo<l as new: stoves, $t>: antique chamber suits.«15; parior suits. $25; CiSh or installments: allatbe^rt-iic prices. T. H.>ELSON; IJO Fourth st. ... tt/"IOU>'IRY~BUYERS WlfeUlNG SECON D-UANDVjtunilture or carpets at reduceJ tries: satisfa':-tiLnormoney refunden: shippeq free.l 10Fourth. ly

0ir beT)-room set of 7 pieces at new-»^l«J. MAN BROS., 117 Sixth st. Jy29 Vim

A9GOOD CHANCE—YOURUOUSE~FD RNISHE3j\ romplete with furniture, carpets, storea, c*r-ti'.tH, blankets, pictures and mirrors at cash prieea,en e&sr lostallments; small deposit. M. KlilZD-MIN & CO.'S. i;.r«'- -; lnatallmeat. bouse on theCce»t, 228-2:50 btocit ton, 2:,7 Post St.; opoa evea--11 gj-;prompt attention paid to country orders, ls'.tfVtivCHAMIiKKSKIS <>X 7 PIECES. Sl5 CASH,

1> or l;is:*l!mPiit. WILI.KY HKOS. KM Mission, tf

'II

/-IALPETH-HMITH'S BRUSSELS, 68C A YARD;Vjinstallment price elsewhere SI a yd. M. FRIED-MAN a CO.. H-JB-230 St«'ekt»n. •-.">• it Ittf

i*Iii.>l1Litr. .-. AMi.l),

Vr~J^lM>lONir^ CO.. AUCTIONEERS, WILLIM. buy joar luruilure, piauo* aud bocltA l'J57Market us. apa tr

1 MEYEP.S. 007 MISSION ST.. PAYS FCLL*i. value foryour furniture and rarpets. Ja9 Cm

A.• , 1045 jMARKl"it"st.. '•\u25a0 ILL

2\ . buy your furniture and carpets for casU- jaB tr

M JTUOUTHOLI/. 1304 MARKET, ROOM 35.11. willbuy yout lurniture. jewelry or goods ormi? kind for cash: send postal. de<i tfTIIGIII'iticE \u25a0\u25a0:'\u25a0..' FURNI--11 tme. GALLAGHEIC1241 Market, nr. Nlnta.it

~\ W. FUKST PAYS THE HI'iHEST PRICEA. for furniture. Call or ?eud postal 1121 V \u25a0..-

tetst.. bet, feeventh and Eighth. oc2l ly* LL SECOND-HAND FURNITURE AND CAI6--r\ pets bou"!it; iar_-e or small lots; call or sen l

postal. UOSKNTHAL ,I'Q Fourth St. <-cl7ly

"vftCAiriC. FOUITTH ST., PAYS THE HKill-j>lest iirlce for furniture, stoves. r»nsM,_ca_riißts.

A jail QUANTITYOK SECOND^H ANDFOH-J\. iiitLre wnr.ted;20 per cent paid more than*l.ei>- MALOM I'MFourth t-:new btor«?. m2o:t

CAItFKT < I.KAMNG.

TTo^nrLi^rT^Kr^T/EA^ ;ks. xvsVj<>oiilea Gat* aye. :telephone, 2l2tf. re'Jl if/-'AICPETS CLEANED': 3 AND 5 CENTS rKR.C!I

S.STRAITAN.) RAITAN.. HKAPKSI ANDBE&TPLACE TO HAVEYoURIc*rpcts cleaned and relald. JONES' Perfectrarriet-cleanlnsand Kenovatlu? Works, 25 and 27J-.in.i:. eL:telephone 3424J; seß ly_I^ARI'KTSCLEANKD;)LAID. ALEX.W. HBO-VjDEN. 2400 Geary tit.:Telephone 4093. Jy3 tf

vJi'ATLTIiTti'S i'IuNtE"IT~"CARPET-BEVnNUO Works <!o the lest work. 253 to 357 TehaaUte.eulione 3010. mr!9tf

TT/EKK'.SNEWS FOB 5CKNTM-THE WEEKLYJ\ Cai.U in wrapper, ready for mail!-\u25a0\u25a0%.

i« *;i >a... — .m «...i> \u25a0:. r id's.

Q^i^irvTiTtTMirScwTN^siAT^ilw^^TM^C—" •plete flxtuies; (food as new 622 C.istro.l*

HOUSE-MOVrNGtJtrAT£RIALIL*'ALI.'.IKfaOOOord«r. 1141 Mission st. re2l 3t«

CTI~I?i"ENGLISH "SAFETY. a6S; H-INCH VlC-ylttl/ tor. »25. 329 Golden Gate aye. felOJ.f_TTAsTixTuiTEs. <;alvanT/ed' KANtiK BOIL-VI ersrheapat HUFSCIIMIDT'S,«37 Clay. fe7 tf

QAFE. .I.K. LETTEK-PRKSS, STORE-TRUCKO aud in«ney-UU ;cheap. 102 Clay st. uu7 tf

HAND tofLEllS. KMiINES, PUMI'S."O slisftiiijT,pulleys, beltln/. water pipe*, etc.<l«4 If McINTOSH & WOLPMAN. 137 Bealest.

QBKPARD'fIEI'o O TfANDVPOVTEB LATHOSC lilmsis. Urill-prc*sc*. 807 Mlwlon Msffsl