The morning call., 1890-06-08

cabin-H. Cuppers'-The Belgic-Ths Ra-
cine-Antique Saloon.
"James O'Brien's" This name over the
is well known to many business men
in San Francisco. He purchased this
stand some fifteen months ago. when the
patronage was not large, but he at once
made reform in its conduct which has now
secured to him one OF the best businesses
in the city.
His imported wines, liquors and cigars
are of the finest gu ality, and he has always
on hand Bass ale, Guinness Dublin stout,
the best brands of Irish and Scotch whis-
kies, and Moore. Hunt & Co.'s bourbon and
rye whiskies, which are made specially.
For cosiness and genuine hospitality on
the part of the proprietor. this establish
ment has few equals. The bar is fitted up
with good taste while the walls are adorned
with choice paintings. There is private
parlor and also a reception-room for the
use Of business men. These are handsomely
furnished.
The proprietor was formerly In the we'll
known Windsor Hotel ON Fifth avenue.
New York, where he acquired the faculty
of mixing fancy drinks, which was re-
quirement of this great house. Similar
beverages are supplied by him in his own
place. The genuineness of the goods sup
piled, combined with superior management,
have made James OBrien's popular, and
deservedly so.
CRITERION.
After twenty years experience in San
Francisco, Harry Collins has established a
remarkable trade at the southeast corner
of 0'Farrell and Stockton streets with a
superior class Of customers His motto is
straight goods. Connoisseurs of the finest
brands of old Scotch and Irish whiskes,
French cognac of the vintage of 1925,
Horsey rye, vintage of 1881. and old sher-
ries and ports of the age Of fifteen years
and upward, can here have an opportunity
of testing the best goods imported into the
country.
The Buchanan Blend, which is consid-
cred the finest old Scotch whisky on the
home market, and used solely in the British
House of Commons, from the celebrated
house Of James Buchanan u Co., London,
Leith and Glasgow, is imported direct by
Mr.. Collins. Bourbon whisky, Monarch
brand, is served over the bar A free hot
luncheon is daily served which would do
credit to our leading clubs. a cordial re-
ception is given to all patrons By the popu-
to satisfy their various tastes.
MINT EXCHANGE AND CIGAR-sToEE.
This old-established place of business,
situated on the southeast corner of Market
and Fifth streets. is particularly well-known
to the public for the past fifteen years.
It's proprietor, F. c. Hornung. is also
widely known on the Pacific Coast for his
genial qualities and for the courteous treat
ment which his many patrons always re-
ceive at his hands A special feature of the
establishment is that the guests are made
to feel at home.
The brands of WHISTLES, imported and ma
tive wines, liquors and cigars kept for gen.
eral use are absolutely the finest that can be
secured from foreign and home markets,
and the free hot luncheon served daily to
more than 800 people cannot be excelled on
this Coast.
Those who once patronize it are likely to
become regular customers, as genuine hos
pitality and superior catering cannot fail to
be appreciated.
wAsHoE EXCHANGE.
For great many years this favorite re-
sort has been known to large and superior
class OF customers and the public. The
proprietor, B. f. JellisOn, than whom few
men in the business are better liked, Is
sparing no expense to make 1t palace III
every respect. & piece of fresco work has
just been here completed which for artistic
design will compare favorably with the re-
nOwned Hoffman House bar in New \ ork,
and when the other appointments are CON-
pleted 1t will be one of the handsomest bars
on the Coast
IL is situated on the northeast corner of
California and kearny streets, with en-
trance on both streets.
A speciality is made of ten-year-old sour
mash whisky, which has flrst-class repu-
tation and is the finest brand of the kind
manufactured. The various brands Of
wliskies and stock of wines. liquors and
cigars are also first-class.
THE BOOMERANG.
For genuine Bass ale, English and Dub
lin stOuts, Irish and Scotch whiskies, old
imported gin. Jamaica rum and old Ken
tucky bourbon whisky, the " "Monopole,'
this place at 13S aud 40 Montgomery ave-
nue. Commercial Hotel Building), estab-
lished in 1850, has no rival in the city. The
proprietor, h. l.. Wagner, who Is native
OF New Orleans has been resident here
since 1854, and he has, by strict attention
tc business and 10 the needs of his patrons,
built up an enviable trade. All liquors
sold on the premises can be depended upon
as first class.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL WINE ROOMS.
Situated in q magnificent block, 132 Mont
gomery avenue, near kearny street. are the
wine rooms of which Dan Somerville is
proprietor The free hot lunch served here
day and night is made a specially, and the
stock OF choice wines, liquors and cigars
purveyed to the public are as good as can
be found in the city. One thing that
catches the eye of the visitor to this estab-
lishment is the substantial manner in
which it is furnished and the splendid
order of the glassware, etc.
WATSON & MITCHELL.
The headquarters Of Eastern and West
ern sportsmen is so well known all over the
country that it is scarcely necessary to say
that it is situated on the corner of Golden
Gate avenue and Taylor street. Professor
Walter Watson is one of the best boxing
teachers in the world, while his partner,
John l.. Mitchell, is the champion middle
weight OF The Pacific Coast. Only the best
Wines liquors and cigars are kept in this
favorite resort, and all the leading sporting
papers are kept on file for the use of pa
irons.
The bar is splendidly fitted up and the
walls adorned with photographs of the
worlds leading men Of the manly art.
UNCLE TOMS CABIN.
The cabin situated at the Fourteen-mile
House, San Bruno road, has been thor
oughly renovated and reftted, and is now
one of the finest summer resorts on the road,
Refreshments of ali kinds can be had at all
hours, and feature of the establishment is
that special arrangements can be made for
moonlight and private parties.
Feehan 81 Klink, the proprletors of the
above, will also open on the 18th inst. a
frSt-claSs saloon, to be called the Avenue"
at the corner of City Hall and Park avenues.
opposite new City Hall, where they will be
pleased to see their numerous friends.
H. CUPPERs.
At 218 Kearny street is TO be found re-
sort that is we'll conducted nnder the new
proprietorship of the above name. The
brands of whiskies and stock of cham
pagnes and wines are the best that can he
secured in the market Coronado water is
kept constantly on hand, while the quality
of cigars sold over the counter is excellent.
Mr.. Cuppers has many friends, who wish
him success in his new enterprise, and judg-
ing from the liberal patronage received by
him since becoming owner Of the establish
ment he is likely to get fair share of
public trade, which he deserves, as few men
are better hearted and willing to help his
friends In need.
This popular place is patronized by some
of the best people in the city, where they
receive the best of treatment and rOyal re-