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The morning call., 1892-02-14
POOR SPITZLER.
Driven Mad by Love He Is Ac-
cused of Insanity.

John Splitter a German SO years of age and
residing al 636 Clay street, was before the In
sanity Commissioners yesterday for examina
ton. Since early in October and until quite
recently lie has been a student in one OF the
evening commercial schools in which Miss Ma
nile COsminsky is a teacher. lie fell madly in
love with her and desired to marry her, but re-
ceived no encouragement
He followed her, haunted her, pleaded with
her. called at her home in season and out OF sea
son. but his attentions were rejected at every
turn and he was repeatedly requested by her
and her mother TO go aud keep away. That was
not the madman's idea Of devotion; he could die
easily enough, but TO keep away from The object
OF his frenZed love was out OF the question.
His hauutlngs aud visits fiually became so
persistent as 10 alarm the young lady and she
complained to the police authorities. An arrest
followed very shortly, but the young fellow
begged so hard and promised so earnestly not TO
trouble The object OF his love any more that he
was released. That was Saturday OF last week
On the Wednesday following he was again
arrested and again liberated upon the renewal
OF his broken promises Yesterday was his
third arrest. but the evidence OF insanity was
not strong enough to warrant r commitment, so
lie was again given his freedom, not without a
strong warning, however, that II would go hard
with him If arrested again for the same mis-
chf conduct.
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BIBLE STUDY.

Rev. DIR. Gilbert to Introduce His Sys.
tenn to the Churches Here.
In consequence OF a delay ia the overland train
Rev. DR.. Gilbert did not participate IN The meet
Ing Of the Executive Board OF the San Francisco
Normal Training school at the First United Pres.
byteTan ChuTcn, on Friday evening 10 confer
with the pastors and Sunday-schOOl teachers re-
garding his system of Bible study. Ii was an
nounced, however. by The Secretary that ar
raugements had been made looking 10 the fOrma-
ton OF training classes. and that DR.. Gilbert
would enter upon the work of organizing them at
once. He Will explain the features of his work
at O'Clock this afternoon at the tirst Baptist
Church on Eddy street, and tomorrow evening
he will organize class at the First Presbyterian
Church, on Van Ness avenue.
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THE BICYCLE-RACE
To Begin in the Mechanics Pa
ViIiOn the 22d Inst.

Tie professional champion bicyclists now in
San Francisco are leaving no stone unturned IN
their efio 70 to get Into tie best possible cODdi-
ton for the forthcoming International champion.
ship seyen-day race at the Mechanics Pavilion
February % TO %. The inyigOraling aud warm
climate seems TO be well suited for bicycle
training, as Howell, the English champion, ex-
pressed II yesterday; for the Brtlsher weighed
210 pounds two weeks ago on his arrival but
plenty Of hard rOad-riding has brought him down
10 1915 pounds, and before the race starts he
expects to reduce another five pounds at least.
Howell Is one OF the finest specimens Of physical
manhood ever seen in This city. Standing 6 feet,
with splendldly d developed legs and shoulders, lie
looks The ideal athlete he is. Wood and RObb,
the next fastest, II not as fast, riders of En-
gland. consider California the garden spot OF
the world for training purposes, and The former
may locate here after tie New York race.
OFlannlgan, the lrish champion, has found
warm friend In James COchrare, who is ready
TO wager that the Ilpperaty Lad VIII deieat, not
only the BritlShers, but tie American riders rs
well Stage, the modest, Well-bullt Alb rdeen
the champions In practice, Outlines making nifty
miles in practice, aud Is looked upOn as probable
winner with AShiuger, the American. The
Mayor will be asked TO start the race al 2 o'clock
WashngtOn's birthday the race being from 10
il p VI. daily for seven days Prince, the ~
hour champion, arrived in san Francisco yeSter-
day in splendid condition FOR hard race.
The Bay city Wheelmen rendered the foreign
riders a reception at their club-TOOmS on WedDeS
day evening when a sOciable time was had, tie
visitors being well pleased with the cOurleses
extended. The San Francisco Bicycle Club,
through President Knox and Secretary Golden,
has invited all Tue champions 10 reception at
the club quarters on the 2Oth.
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Fishing and sllk-Making

Articles of incorporation have been filed by
the Coal Harbor Coal Mining Company to work
mineral lands and TO fish and trade in Alaska.
The capital is $4,000 600. OF which $40 has
been actually subSerib ed. The ncOrporators
aud Trustees are a. S. Baldwin, j. h. Howell,
George +. Lyon, +. Nj. Long b. NJ IL ungeIfOrd,
j. Il. Miller and Irwin 9. Stump.
CarlsOu-Currier Company TO carry on gen.
eraI silk, cotton ramie linen and wool trade.
The capital Is $160.000, of which $1,000 has
been actually subscribed. The first Board of
Trustees comprises the following: Frank p.
Sherman, q. A. Currler, l.. l.. Carlson s. NJ.
Shortrdge. A. q. Booth Charles L. Gum and
a. Il n NurraV
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The First San Francisco Company OF the Boys
Brigade, composed Of lads IN the Sunday school
OF the Westminster Presbyterian Church, Fell
street, near Laguna, will hold public inStalla-
ton OF officers at the church this evening.
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The charity ball In aid OF the Russian refugees,
which will be held at B'Bal Birth Hall on the
% prOx.. will be under the patronage OF the
Ophr, Modln. Pacific. MOnleflore. Golden Gate,
Columbia, California Unity. Cremieux and Occi.
dental lodges OF the l. o. b. b. The Committee OF
Arrangements consists Of Louis SlOss A. Ans
pacher, j. Greenbaum, A. SleSslnger, Walter II.
Levy. Milton S. EiSner H. L. Bush. Louis Blank,
Jules Cert, David Lubln, Achille Roos, Rev Nj.
). Levy. Rev. j. VOOrsanger Max Popper, s.
Sweet Rev. u. MeYerSOn aud Rev. Fax NidaYer.
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Preuarinp for the FRAY.

The Iroquos Club has elected the following
delegates to the convention OF the State Asso
citation OF Democratic CLUBS to BE- held on Febru-
ary 30: Max Pepper, John Foley. Charles Gill
dea, ]. G.. Ruddock, G. w. Siche p. A. Fiugan
G. L. Weller, C. }. sullivan, Z. +. Krausse, l..
Metzger, w. II. Vincent, w. i. Sawyer, L. v.
Merle 2. j. Thomas, q. Ii. Hubacheck, A. L.
TrealOr A. Craig, A. j. Pratt, A. Jacobs, NJ. II.
BENJAMIN, William Hawkins.
Tie following delegates were elected TO the
conference OF the State League OF Iroquos clubs
TO be held on The 22d IN this city: j. &. Rud-
dock, +. f. Krausse, g. ". Sichel, 7. A. Finlgan,
9. L. Weller, f. +. +. Troy A. T. Treaior. l.. v.
Merle. Max Pepper, l.. j. Welch, +. q. Hahn aud
I Mai nj
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The request of the publishers of California De-
clslons TO nave the Board OF Supervisors provide
for the publication In that journal OF the de-
clSlOus of the Superior Court was denied yester-
day by the Finance Committee. There are no
funds for such purpose, and the law does not
provide for Sucn an expenditure.
a favorable report will be made OIL the conf
municatiou from the CITY Attorney, recommend
ing That the cOpylSts IN the delinquent tax de
partment be allowed 4 cents for each set Of
mi ma Ia1
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No ConcenIment OF the Facts.

Moses Jacobs. the eldest son Of Joseph Jacobs,
late of So7 Ellis street, denies some of The pub.
llShed statements In connection with the accl-
dental aSphyXiatiOn OF his father. He says that
no contradictory statements were made 10 the
Deputy Coroner and no cOUceament OF the facts
attempted because there was no reason fOr con-
cealment. Mrs. Jacobs first gave the alarm
without knowledge that gas was csc aplng IN the
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L'RENCH. GERMAN, SPANISH; 10 LESSONS.
Nomeus Union, 427 Suffer ST. 1t"
I EARN BOOKKEEPING IN WEEKS. TARR
II Expert Accountant Rm. 40, ll7O Msrketf6 6m
ZANE l. CONNER, ARTIST-WORK FIRST
- class enarging pictures speciality Room 80,
l17O Market ST. fe5 3m
GIG. G. CIPOLLONI. FROM ROME, ITALY MAN
- do.ia teacher. Donohoe Building X. SO. 10 Bun
CPANISH TAUGHT BY SPANISH LADY. 622
- Golden Gate ave. call to IL a. NJ fel 3m
ID W. KIMBALL, TEACHER OF PIANO. 29I2
L Howard St: terms moderate. ia25 I'm
INSTRUCTION IN WRITING AND PIANO;
L letters written. 331a Moss. of Howard. ial4 3m
CCHuOL CIVIL, MINING, MECHANICAL ELEC
- triCal engineering. surveying architecture, as
saying estab. 1864. A van der Nailleu 1913 Market
DACIFC ENGINEERING sCHOoL-ESGINEER
L ing architecture, surveying. III Post. fe20 Tyr
IL EALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE "A POST ST
IL DOuOie-entry book keeping. peRmanShip, short
hand, type-Wrtlng, telegraphy. etc. ali includedl
business course under one lee OF $40. leSOh
pACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE $40 roSr e.
i Life scholarship. SIS: daY auG evening oc2si
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Sons nf Xermnnt

The Pacific Coast Association OF the Native
Sons OF Vermont at It's annual meeting on Fri.
day evening elected the following officers: Presl-
dent, +. Dillingham;; Vice. PI eSidents "A. o.
Cotton, w. j. SOmerS and George Partridge;
Recording Secretary, 5. G.. Cueaver; Treasurer,
Miss r. A Jewell,
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A Honolulu Failure.

The Union Iron Works Of Honolulu have shut
down after r four years run with large labil.
ties, mostly confined to the Hawaiian Islands,
There are a few large creditors in this city, in-
Guiding Welsh & Co, their San Francisco agents,
aud the San Francisco Tool Company.
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For Sweet CHARITY.

The Catholic Ladies' Aid Society will give
series OF entertainments at Armory Hall, corner
OF Page and Cough streets, on the evenings OF
February Is, 10 aud 20; also special enter
tanment for children on the afternoon OF the
2Olh Inst for the benefit Of It's Relief Fund.
The morning call., 1892-02-14

The death of R,.v. William Potter, at the
age of %, is reported at Hamden, Ohio,
Father" Potter, as he was Familiarity
known, has for three years been the oldest
Congregationalist minister in the world, his
ministerial age at the time of death being
u years months and u days, as shown by
both foreign and American statistics,
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Q.D- 40 LET. COTTAGE OF Is ROOMS AND
= -. bath; NEE garden; modern improvements;
~ Seventeenth ST. Key ar All Dolores ST IA So
COTTAGE or ROOMS BASEMENT; SI3.
d 422 Ringo.d ST.. bet Eighth aHd Ninth. tel4 81"
C.IO SUNNY COTTAGE LARGE ROOMS
u ! -. large yard; Hne order. 623 Secondli ST.
NEAT COTTAGE ROOMS. BATH. CELLAR.
~ yard water el7. ll-7 Iweatieth ST. tel+ 81
COTTAGE. 4 LARGE ROOMS: LARGE LOT.
\ Apply AIS Stevenson ST. key cor. o. Twenty
INN alt Florida SIS. telt 5-~
Dl.l EEYANT-CoITAGE 5ROUNS; BATH:
-tIf laundry; s.a5-ei beautiful grounds: one
block from cable. fel4 81
COTTAGE OF ROOMS: PLANKED YARD;
Z cellar - clinton ST., off Bryant. fel3 -
Gle NICE SUNNY COTTAGE. 5 ROOMS.
DLEASANT COTTAGE on GLEN PARK AVE.
/ and larger dwelling adjoining on Twelfth 81:
sunny. new improvements: low rents. DEMPS Err.
So 6lea Tars ave. fe7 Su>a Il
Go COTTAGE ROOMS. BATH AND BASE
Z >. lnru- $50 san Jose ave. frl2 3J*
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He Lost an Eve.

Patrick Brady has sued A. b. Mccain to re-
cover $4,000 damages for personal injuries.
He alleges that at YTeEa, IN SisklyOu County, In
September McCann beat him ana kicked out one
OF his eyes.
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FURNISHED HOUSES.

nFsTTTFTT. FURNISHED HOUSE ON PACIFIC
d Heights me marine view; 10 rooms aud bath;
electric lighting; rent $50 per month Apply 80
B T. OLIN Err. 400 Montgomery ST. fel4 tI
TO RENT-FURNISHED HOUSE OF ROOMS
j and bath; nice sunny yard; near lines OF caOle
ears: rent reasonable u good responsible tenant;
can be had TOT OF / , months. Apply on premises,
25ls Clay ST. bet. Fillmore and Steiner. It.
900 STEINER-6 ROOMS, BATH; LARGE
ID garden; piano 90 desirable parties a 81
CHANCE BUSIN ESs WOMAN BUY FURNITURE
I Broom raU. 2O4 Post ST. tclO IT
r-0 NINA sT.-FOR SALE HOUSES ROOMS.
y - well furnished: cheap renL fec -
IEAUIIFUL NEW HOUSE Oh PACIFIC
d Heights: 10 rooms and bath; electric lighting;
f.e marine view; $3.50 per month Apply az -sl4
Vallejo IcS ~
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HOUSES TO LET.

~ TVISFTNGTON AND WALNUT sTs.,
- T.. bloch west OF Central ave-. asrooms, bath,
NeSs ave 10 rooms bath. laundry, S55 639 Haight
ST 9 rooms. bath. laundry, S35; l0L Guerrero ST,
: rooms bath 3 o; 2724 Mission St, rooms bath,
SZ5: llI4 FiOeIt ST. rooms, oatA view so:
Tbrtleth st. near y Zoe, rooms, $40. w II. GRIM
a 30, us Montgomery st Il
T7LEGANr HOUSE OILS ROOMS AND BATH;
Flrent S56: good place Tor rOomerS; S25 Iehama
ST between Fourth and Fifth. Apply q. II. NIB
SEN a Co. 4 Montgomery St tel4 81
EOR SOME OF THE CHEAPEST HOUSES IN
1 the city s. to Sl5 per month can on r. a Et.r
LIN 40 Montgomery, Rooms 70 and 50 Lt14 81
4 ROOMS OPP ST MARI'S COLLEGE. MIS-
= sion road; s.. Apply 80 Chenery 81 Ie4 81
ak NINETEENTH. NEAR CASTRO-HoUSE
OtJ rooms: rent low.
nor RENT: HOUSE 4 ROOMS AND BATH;
7 chicken houses; large grounds. heys' 'o 4
LaidIey and Falrmount tract.
C.TO HOUSE SUNNY ROOMS, BASEMENT;
y ~. large yard 81 Ienth ST. u
C-ST0Fy RAY-WINDOW HOUSE s ROOMS,
= bath. laundry; sunny side street. oioCk rom
Dr- l-STURy ROUSE OF ROOMS: DOUBLE
4 lo. parlors. garden; yard l24s Monty tl+ s.
sunny ROOMS: LAKGE YARD; Rent So.
a 2iI Ridley ST. bet. Dolores and Guerrero. IA =
T-IEGANr HOUSE: , ROOMS: BATH; CoNSER-
+ vayory; laundry. 23-I tall1rhlt 81 le14 -
DAD TENANTS ELECTED FOR $40 AND ALL
y costs paid. CoFFEY'S COLLECTION COM
PANY. ed place. SO Montgomery st. jsl2eod II
lr.5.) - HOUSE Is ROOMS. BATH. LANCE
o.. az. grounds. 2205 Pine s., tel3 81
HOUSE AND STABLE. $50 sTEYENSoN ST,
II off Tenth. ielo 81,
N-ICt HOUSES ROOMS AND BATH 100 WEB
y Strr ST.. near Hai-hL ltIo ~
HOUSE 10 LET'S or ROOMS. INQNIRE
IL slg Battery Sc. saloon Ie-Z so
.IIt FULTON -UrPEE FLAT: ROOMS;
D ID2 bath. rent S25. water included fel2 -
TY0USEs LARGE SUNNY ROOMS 81. l6S
II Silver ST.. near Fourth tel- 81
CANIrARY PLUMBER AND GAS FILTER;
- joBbing OF all kinds. work guaranteed or no
chsr,e CHAS NEEHAN. $50 SaCameuto.fll On
Ir1O WASHINGTON. NEAR POLK-hUUSE
1910 II rooms and bath: sos a month Apply
on premises from 10 A. n. to s p. NJ les ~
GOO HOUSE Is ROOMS WITH EVERY CON
SNZO, veuieuce 2sl iaEpu1. near Union. : q
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LOST.

LOST.
OST-FAwN COLORED GREYHOUND SLUT
j. with Oakland tag, 227. Return 1904 II Toward 81.
and receive reward. fel4 2t~
I OST-LADl'S SMALL GOLD WATCH. WITH
] On ekle light ribbon ana black charm attached
letter Oh case. so reward for return TO LICK
House. iel4 ~
l OST-PACKAGE LEFT IN WAGON By BOY.
l. Return Third ST. and receive reward. IT.
I OST-FEBRUARY 4. SILVER-TERRIER DOG,
i named Tip. Finder Will please return 10 Red
wood court, of Howard ST., bet. Sixteenth and
Seventeenth, and receive reward. fel3 IT.
Cox REWARD LOST A LADY'S WATCH.
u ~ gold hunting case set with diamond mono
gram 80. d. r.; on reverse side "lsS9' in mono
gram: also fob with diamond Iocket and monogram.
Return 20 FRED H. FlGEL, PHI Montgomery ST..
and receive ab we reward; no questions askedtlO II
FOUND.
EOUND-FOX-TERKIER, COLLAR AND TAG.
i Call 454 sixth St It,
EOUND-SKYE TERRIER. OWNER CAN HAVE
/ same by proving property. Apply l34O MARKET g
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C-~T0Ry BAY-WINDOW HOUSE s ROOMS.
- fo. Grove - Te14 St.
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C1e UPPER FLAT-5 SUNNY ROOMS:
- y. ID; separate yard. 80 Nicss5urg ST.
OF TwenIy-fOurth near Church. take CasJrost.
cable fel4 3tE
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MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE IN
u1 quantities to suit az low rate OF interest," AID
ply to the California Mortgage Loan Co.. 32S Mont
gomery ST.. San Francisco. den On ~
A T 1913 KEARNY, ROOM 8, you CAN BoRROW
n money at low rates: private rooms for ladies.
pledges for sale; take elevator mrl n
e ON MORTGAGE; MONEY TO LOAN on
notes or "a mortgage. Isaacs, All OFarrei j2l ly
OLD GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT - SEND
" your old gold and Jewelry by mail to the old and
reliable house OF A. COLEMAN, Al Third St Saa
francisco; will send by return mall tho cash: n
amount Is rot satisfactory will return the gold Nv
GAN FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK
~ eSs kearny ST., tho only corporal that lends
money on diamonds. watches; low interest," oeG.t
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or l-sTuRY HOUSE OF Is ROOMS; DOUBLE
u la. parlors. garden: yard l24s Monty. IA s.
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LINE UPPER FLAT OF z ROOMS AND BATH;
I rent So SO. water free, 10 buchanan 81. bet
MUurC9aI- cry 81. fels 81
N-tw LOWER FIAT or ROOMS AND IA nh.
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C.JO HOUSE SUNNY ROOMS, BASEMENT;
~ l y. large ward. 81 Tenth ST. ~
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NEW FLAT-5 ROOMS; BATH: ALL LATEST
~ improvements. ll01z silver ST. fel4 3t*
Glz ROOMS. BATH, 1920 I'D: Sl2 6
q 9. rooms. cor. Army and sanchez. fel4 Be
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NINE. MOREAU. 10 FOURTH ST, FORTUNE
Uh teller, cairvOyant lire-reader fee 25c fl4 ST.
NINE EXODUS, CLAIRVOY ANT, HAS RE-
4u moved to IL Taylor ST., Room &; fee SOC o24 u
M ME. DIR. THOMAS, SCIENTIFIC REYFALFR
w by eggs aud cards tells entire life past present.
future; consultations on all affairs, nothing ex-
cepted; namo given, valuable advice and sure help ;
restores lost love by sympathy; mistake impOsSibe
diseases cured; fee 81 Ietter 50. 30 Kaarnv IA n
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NOR RENT. HOUSE 4 ROOMS AND BATH;
7 chicken houses; large grounds. Keys, corner
Tafdlav and Paramount Tract IL
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-
col GREENWCH-SUNNY HOUSEKEEPING
% rooms furnished or unfinished, all or
mart fel2 Sta
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BDUsEkEEPING ROOMS.

400 VAN NESS AYES NICELY FURNISH
HOO ed rooms: Housekeeping; rent $25; Will take
part OF rent in work; also other rooms single or
suite: everything new. fel4 ~
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BTORAGE.

FURNITURE, TRUNKS. PIANOS. ETC. CARED
a for and stored reasonable; advances made.
LlEBES Pioneer Storage Co, $40 Stockton eff
EnRST-CLAsS STORAGE; ADVANCES MADE
Il 6A26A4 Mission St CHAS L. TAYLOR 1J3u
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FLATS TO LET-CONTINUED.

4 ROOMS, WITH HALL; MODERN IMPROVE
4 ments; 1884 Erie St; rent $l5. Apply 1877
Folsom St IeZ II
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MASSAGE.
FINANCIAL.

MISS PIDGE MoRGAN-DORA VALINE BATHs
wi lomi-lom massage e67 Mission. RIM p II -
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CUNNY FLAT. I39Ia CHATTANOOGA ST. 8
- rooms and bath: euameled bath and SINK and
81 the latest improvements rent $50 70 a desira-
bl- Tenant rs
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NV BAY WINDOW UPPER FLAT OF 3
n re n- and bath; laundry and store room; rcnt
So SO. wafer frea- -75l Pine ST.. bet. DevIsadeTu
and ir5J rick. apply u. "a. UMBSEN 81 co. Il
~ IL --..-.r. i
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4 FEW ELEGANT SUNNY OFFICES on THE
y Markets. front OF the Phelau Building: to let
either Ell suite or single. K. MCELROY, Room A.
Fnelan Building te5 q
!. me LARGE OFFICES TO LET CHEAP. Il3
! Powell. ST lei q
STORE sNB OFFICE FINTJ RES.
HOUNIEES AND STORE FIXTURES FOR SALE
I and made AZ 3S4 Geary 81. uolOu
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BOARDING And ROOMS.

NEW HOUSE, ELEGANTLY FURNISHED;
y table is par excellence; day boardeTs accom-
modated: perfect home; terms reasonable. l7l5
Polk AZ fe6 3m
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OK NINETEENTH. NEAR CASTRo-HoUsE
SJ-tJ rooms: rent low -
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ROOMS TO LET-CoNTINUED.

ROOMS TO LET-CONTINUED.
c0I GREENWICH~S0NNY HOUSEKEEPING
% rooms furnished or unfinished, all or
40 O'FARRELL - DOUBLE AND SINGLE
L Il furnished rooms terms reasonable fell 5t-
I vAssERoT PLACES NICELY FURNISHED
rooms; single or double. Tell II
TeJI HowARD-NICE FURNISHED DOUBLE
IOI2 and single sunny rooms: gentlemen. II ots
700 SUTTER-LARGE ROOM; SUIT PER-
W. sons; BATH gas board If desired. fell OF
JOe KEARNY, COR suffer- CONNECTING
IAO cor. rooms; also single rooms; elevator 10 30
Gee BRYANT-FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING
OOO rooms; rent reasonable. felO OF
40 HARRISON - NICELY FURNISHED.
T. sunny rooms: parlOr; double single. 10 7t<
20 SOUTH PARK CONVENIENTLY FUR
10 nished sunny rooms for housekeeping: all
modern Improvements, incl uding bath felO 7tt
1OT < MIsSIoN-NICELY FURNISHED SUNNY
Il v rooms; very reasonable. ley u
10 SOUTH PARK-FURNISHED FRONT BED
fZroom. for ,; rent SO; also housekeeping. 7 ~
Qe0 HOWARD FINE NEWLY FURNISHED
0OO rooms best location in the city. fe7 1T
THE ABBOTSFORD. NV. COR. LARKIN AND
l Broadway-Nice quiet, genteel and homeIke;
furnished or unfinished sunny rooms at extremely
moderate prices; light housekeeping permltted.4u
JODe MARKET r. THE HAWTHORNE: NICE
~ sunny rooms and Offices; with or without
board transient by the day, week OF month; special
rates 10 families led I'm
0IQ TENTH - NICE SUNNY FURNISHED
LI0 rooms, double and single; all new. ja3O m
TFYOU WANT TO RENT YOUR ROOMS CALL ON
L ST. Rental Agency, Room ~, Phelan Bldg27 I'm
t.gO SIKTH-PLEASANT SUNNY ROOMS, EN-
III suite or single; housekeeping rooms;
cheap. ia25 I'm
10 SIXTH-NICE PLEASANT ROOMS: EN-
L IL suite or single; reasonable ja23 II
40 SIXTH THE BRUNSWICK, SUNNY
ITO rooms; single or suite; traGslents; new
management. MRS. 5. /. JACKSON. Prop. ja22 tt
Sixth and seventh: Soc 70 81 per night; per week,
81 so TO So single and en- suite: families mrl II
OO1 FULTON-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
20 L rent cheap. not II
1OI FULTON-NICELY FURNISHED SUNNY
- rooms. nol4 II
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NEW Low EB FLAT OF : ROOMS AND BA II
~ rent $50: water free: 12l7 suffer ST. bet Pierce
and $. orr. Apply q. II. UMBSEN q CO, i Mont
goU-rv 81 feI4 81
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w II Chase, Augustine
Il c Spsnce- & VT. y Y
q ID WEBB Il VT. Mass
L c VOORHEES,, Suffer .
20 Ayers & VT. MINI
w Phelps. New York
7 ID Hefron. New York
y MorriS.wf & d. Chicago
Mrs A Rothchiid, ch am,
Chicago
Mrs Hofheimer. Chicago
C II BelknSp, Carson City
II w Jones. USS CharlStn
W A Gordon Il VT, n .
Miss r Z Gordon, N OrlnS
Miss NJ hart, NewOrleauS
Or NJ NJ Johnson, Phila
J Hirch6erg. Montana
J q EdmOndS & WI, Conn
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on = PuLK-UPPER FLOOR; 8 FURNISHED
u complete for hOus excepting. fel4 2t~
The morning call., 1892-02-14
SPIRITU ALISM.

flLAlRNOHANT, CAHD-READER AND MAG.
~ neuc healer; circles Tuesdays ana Thursdays;
sttings daily. 62S Webster ST.: take Hayes-st
cars fe4 3m
IRIS. DIR. l.. 2. KNAPP. SPIRITUAL PHYSI.
HI clan; all diseases successfully treated or no
ray; questions by mail answered; sittings daily.
test circles Monday and Friday; developing Tues
day and Thursday. 142 Seventh ST. ia2S CT
Nj RS. }. }. WHITNEY, CLAIRVOYANP TEST
The morning call., 1892-02-14

.ftOf THIRD LARGE SUNNY FURNISHED
1IC2 housekeeping; water IN kitchen; Sl3.l4 %
! % UCTAYIA-2 FRONT ROOMS FOR HOUSE
] % beepiup feI4 2tS
The morning call., 1892-02-14

INK AND lz15B VAN NESS AVENUE NEAR
ITO Pine-HandsOme fats, and bedrooms
parlor, diuingTOOm, Kitchen, bathrooms. sauit,ry
plumbing, porcelain tubs, servants room in attic
6t0reTooms and cOalrOOms IN basement coal bins,
ash chutes, cemeHts wash tubs. electric bells
speaking tubes; every modern convenience. owner
cares for front and rear stairs and sidewalk: tow
rent 70 desirable tenant; no small children Apply
70 hCAFEE. BALDWIN q HAMMOND, 10 Mont.
g9merY 81. fe7 lOr Su1uTh
The morning call., 1892-02-14

OFFICES AND wORK-KOUNs TO LET N NEW
Obrcs building on Hardie place. OF east side Of
kearny ST, bet. Bush and suffer; best lighted
rooms u the city, and rents 10 SuU ats entrance at
gOmery 81 lalj lm
The morning call., 1892-02-14

JOte FOLSOM HOUSEKEEPING KITCHEN
lO1O and bedroom furnished; 81 week.fl4 81
The morning call., 1892-02-14

> FLATS: COR sEVENTEETH AND CHURCH
y SIS. Inquire on premises. 1t
Upper FLAT : ROOMS: RENT ST.; WATER.
I Zll Castro ST. near Fifteenth. feIs St.
The morning call., 1892-02-14

NICE LOWER Hat ROOMS, BATH 5I3
~ OAK ST.; rent cheap. fel+ 3ts