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St. George Hotel, Peter Topiui proptr, 812 Kearny
St. George Livery and Boarding Stables, John W. Murphy proprietor, 408 Bush
St. George's Hall, 909% Market
St. Germain Napoleon, driver Potrero and B. V. RR., r. N s Sierra bet Kentucky and Tennessee
St. Gottard Hotel, 511 Broadway
St. Helena Hotel. Max Zimmerman proptr, 507 Mis- sion
St. Ignatius' Church, served by the Fathers of the Society of Jesus, N & Hayes bet Van Ness Av and Frauklin
St. Ignatins' College, Rev. Henry Imoda, S. J., president, 214 Hayes
St. Jean Alexander, steamboatman. r. 53 Natoms
St. Johannes B. M. Kirche, Rev. J. M. Wink- ler pastor, Army bet Guerrero and Dolores
St. John A., r. 409 Clementina
St. John Arthur, cabin boy schr Novelty, r. Berkeley
St. John Arthur B., clerk, r. 915 McAllister
St. John Benjamin G., r. 915 McAllister
St. Johu Chauncey M., U. S. Measurer of Vessels, Custom House, r. Oakland
St. John Henry L. (H. L. St. John & Co.) r. Boston, Mass.
St. John Henry S., agent, r. 915 McAllister
St. John Hester A. Mrs., teacher Rincon Grammar School, r. 915 McAllister
St. Johu H. L. & Co. (Heury L. St. John and Anson S. Scholfield) mufrs root beer and vinegar, 10 Hayes
St. John John, carpenter, r. 16 Clarence Pl
St. John John, millman Pac. Rolling Mill
St. John Mary, domestic 1019 Bush
St. John the Baptist Church, Rev. M. D. Connolly pastor, N s Eddy bet Laguna and Oc- tavia
St. John's Episcopal Church, Rev. Edward B. Spalding rector, N s Fifteenth bet Valencia and Mission
St. John's Evangelical Church, Rev. Gustave Niebuhr pastor, N s Greenwich bet Dupont and Stockton
St. John's Guild Hall, E s Valencia nr Fifteenth
St. John's Presbyterian Church, N s Postt bet Mason and Taylor
St. Joseph's Church, Rev. P. Scanlon pastor, W s Tenth bet Howard and Folsom
St. Joseph's Grammar School, Brother John B. Ziegler principal, SW cor Howard and Tenth St. Joseph's Hall, SW cor Tenth and Howard
St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Infant Asy- Inm, Silver Av, bet Algeria aud Sumatra
St. Jullien Emelie Mrs., fancy work and stampIng, 629% Union
St. Jullien Paul_ clerk Reiss Bros. & Co., r. 629%% Union
St. Lawrence Hotel, Mrs. Dora S. Wager proptr, 568 Mission
THE BEST
CLOTHING For MEN AND BOYS at THE HASTINGS" LICK HOUSE BLOCK, SAN FRANCISCO.
NATIONAL Fire Ins. Co. of Hartford
Capital, $1,000,000. Assets, $2,006,857.
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GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager WM. SEXTON, Asst. Manager
OFFICE, 33 GEARY STREET.
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY. Washing well done at Low Rates.
THE BANCROFT COMPANY 721 NEW BOOKS RECEIVED DAILY.
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Willinm E. Bridge proprietor, 423
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St. Ledger Bridget, knitter 8. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
St. Ledger Maggie, knitter S. F. Pioneer Woolon Factory
St. Louis Brewers, Laurent Waechter proptr, 1524-1525 Pacific Av
St. Luke's Free Kindergarten, NE cor Polk and Pacific Av
St. Luke's Hospital, W 8 Valencia, bet Twenty- seventh and Twenty-eighth
St. Luke's Protestant Episcopal Church, Rev. William W. Davis rector, SE cor Clay and Van Ness Av
St. Luke's Workingmen's Club Reading Room, 2012 Polk
St. Mark's German Evangelical Lutheran Church, Rev. Julius Fueudeling pastor, S 8 Geary, bet Stockton and Powell
St. Mary Charles A., bartender Charles G. Butler, r. Everett House
St. Mary Joseph, engineer, r. 113 Fourteenth
St. Mary's Cathedral. Most Rev. P. W. Riordan archbishop, NE cor Dupont and California
St. Mary's College, Rev. Brother Bettelin presi- dent, E 8 Mission Road four miles from Old City Hall
St. Mary's Hospital, M. J. Fottrell, M. D., resi- deut physician, corner First and Bryant
St. Michael's Church (Roman Catholic) Rev. Father Cooper pastor, Ocean View
St. Nicholas Hotel, Keegan & Goodwin pro- prietors, 212-216 First
St. Patrick Mutual Aid Asssociation, SE cor O'Farrell and Mason
St. Patrick's Church, Rev. Peter J. Grey pastor, N & Mission bet Third and Fourth
St. Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Co. (St. Paul) 322-324 California
St. Paul's German Evangelical Lutheran Church, Rev. J. M. Buehler pastor, 8 8 Mission bet Fifth and Sixth
St. Paul's German Methodist Episcopal Church, Rev. Reinhard F. Steinbach pastor, N & Broadway bet Stockton and Powell
St. Paul's Protestant Episcopal Church, Rev. W. S. Nesles rector, S 8 California bet Fillmore and Stelner
St. Paul's Roman Catholic Church, Rev- Lawrence W. Breslin pastor, NW cor Twenty- ninth and Church
St. Paul's School, John H. Hargens principal, 941 Misalon
St. Peter's Academy, conducted by the Sisters of Mercy, E 8 Alabama, bet Twenty-fourth sud Twenty-fifth
St. Peter's Episcopal Church, Rev. C. L. Mlel rector, NE cor Stockton and Fitbert
St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church, Rev. P. S. Casey pastor, E s Alabama, bet Twenty- fourth and Twenty-fifth
St. Peter's School (for boys) conducted by the Christian Brothers, W s Florida, bet Twenty- fourth and Twenty-fifth
St. Peter's Temperance Hall. E s Alabama, bet Twen- ty-third and Twenty- fourth
St. Pierre Marius, watchman U. S. Panorama Co., r. SW cor Eddy and Masou
St. Rose's Academy, under direction of Sistors of St. Dominic, S & Golden Gate Av, bet Steiner and Pierce
St. Rose's Church, Rev. Dennis F. Nugent pastor, N & Brannan, bet Fourth and Fifth
St. Rose's Parochial School. directed by the Sisters of the Holy Names, Ne Branuan bet Fourth and Fifth
"WANTS"
IN THE EXAMINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
AT LOWEST RATES.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
Manufacturers of
WINDOW SHADES.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
St. Stephen's Kindergarten, N a Fulton bet Webster alld Fillmore
St. Stephen's Protestant Episcopal Church, Rev. Edgar J. Liou rector, N a Fuitou, bet Web- ster and Fillmore
St. Supery Adrian, with Antoine St. Supery, r. 54 To. hamna
St. Supery Antoine, sand and saw dust dealer, 555 Howard, r. 54 Tebama
St. Teresa's Church, Rev. P. O'Connell pastor, E & Tennessee, bet Butte and Napa
St. Vincent School, In charge of the Sisters of Charity, S & Mission, bet New Montgomery sud Third
Sts. Pietro e Paolo Roman Catholic Church, Rev. C. Franchi pastor, NE cor Du- pont aud Filbert
Staab Henry J. (Reeve & Staab) r. 214 Powell
Staacke Adolph, cabinetmaker, r. 938 Howard
Staacke George (Thomas Bell & Co.) r. 818 Bnab
Staadecker J. H., bookkeeper Davis Brom., Bergmann & Co., r. 1113 Post
Staats Ingwert F., groceries and liquors, 913 Harrison Staats John C. (Brune & Staats; r. 8 Ilsyea
Staats Tunco, teamster Kittredge & Co., r. 822 Jemele Stabens Joseph, salesman Louis Levy, r. 133 Jackson Stabler Samuel J., capitallat, 809 Market, room 1, r.
Oakland
Staccalo Sylvester, cook. r. 52 Jessle
Stack Ella Mrs., r. 18 Louisa
Stack James, laborer, r. 129 Twenty .ntoth
Stack James H., clerk Stack & Lacombe. r. 151 Silver
Stack John [Stack & Lacombe) r. 151 Silver
Stack John, blacksmith Herman Hofstetter, r. cor Silver Av sud Merrill
Stack Margaret, widow. r. 1015 Bryant
Stack Michael, r. 512 Mission
Stack Michael, porter. r. 5:12 Miselon
Stack Morria, plumber P. J. Flood, r. 1906 Fillmore
Stack Itichard, grocertea and Itquore, 422 Clementins Stack Richard, teamster, r. 418 Branuan
Stack S. Mra., milliner, r. 1122 Market
Stack Stephen L., clerk, r. 613 Mtanton
Stack Thomas, chicken ranch, cor Silver Av and Mer- rill
Stack Timothy J. (G. W. Olark & Co.) r. 12 IIIII
Stack Williamn, glasscutter Jobu Mallon, r. cor Silver Av and Merrill
Stack William, printer, r. 613 Mington
Stack William, stableman Lafayette Brewery, r. 725 Green
Stack & Lacombe (John Stack and George Lacombe) hattera, 639 Market
Stackhouse Charles, assistant engineer Cal. 8t. RR., r. 1428 Catiforola
Stackpole B. B., boilermaker, r. 9:11 Howard
Stackpole Charles E., bookkeeper, r. 4i Carolina
Stackpole E. G., prioter, r. 326 Pacinc
Stackpole H. H., carpenter. r. 324 Pacino
Stackpole Thomas, Inborer P. M. 83. Co., r. 27 An- thony
Stackpool Michael W., examiner Custom House, r. Alameda
Stacom Maria J., mnillinery, 111 stockton,r. 108 Stock- too
Stacy Roland J., cabincimsker Cal. Furniture Mofg. Co., r. 3 Centrat P'i
Stade Ernest, assistant O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r. 172 Sliver
Stade John, musician, r. 172 Silver
Stadler Henry, carpenter 8 F. Cordage Factory, r. W 8 Iowa brt Sierra and Nevada
Stadman Peter D)., bartender P. il. Stiller, r. 26 4 Howard Court
Stadmuller Frederick D., r. H19 Eldy
Stadtfeld Incoh, Inelter U. S. Mint. r. 1809 Jones
Staitfeld JJ. Jr., inintug secretary, 81 Novada Block, r. 1417 Hyde
TYPE. TYPE. TYPE.
PALMER & REY.
J. GUNDLACH & CO'S. BURGUNDY & ZINFANDEL
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN,
W. S. DAVIS, City Agent, 510 California Street.
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W. W. Montague & Co. Importers and Dealers in ENGLISH AND AMERICAN TILE,
Encaustic, Glazed and Plain. 309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Stadtfeld William C., secretary Loring Club, 69 Ne- vada Block, r. 1508 Jones
Stadtler Emil, waiter, r. 228 Bush
Staeglich Frank, gardener, r. 1307 Jackson
Staeglich Frank R., printer, r. 1307 Jackson
Staener George, r. 42%% Betcher
Staengel Eberhart, confectionery, 1432 Pacific
Staengel Otto, confectioner, r. 1432 Pacific
Staff Fritz L., fireman stmr Aurora, r. 12 Miller Pl
Staffelbach Edward, barber Ferdinand Mitchell, r. 108 Steuart
Staffler George, president Indianapolis Mnfg. Co., 642-644 Miasion, r. Santa Cruz
Staffler George C., salesman Indianapolis Mnfg. Co., r. 14 Mint Av
Stafford Arthur W., ruler Althof & Bahla, r. '16 Pfeif- fer
Stafford Cassius H., foreman Preston & Mckinnon, r. 825 Twentieth
Stafford Charles A., r. 271 Stevenson
Stafford Edgerton F., sexton Church of the Advent, r. 53 Silver
Stafford Edward W., assistant lighthouse keeper Point Bonita
Stafford F., conductor Sutter St. RR.
Stafford Henry J., Justice of the Peace, SE cor Kearny and Washington, office 224 Montgomery, r. 626 Twenty-third
Stafford James, seaman, r. 112 Steuart
Stafford James J., surveyor, r. 114 Freelon
Stafford J. Morris, bookkeeper, r. 1213 Twenty-first
Stafford Michael, boatman, r. 17 Vallejo
Stafford Nicholas, porter Mau, Sadler & Co., r. 114 Freelon
Stafford R., bookkeeper Lemoine & Pichon
Stafford Richard, porter, r. 114 Freelon
Stafford Thomas H., blacksmith, r. 904 Greenwich
Stafford Weltha, widow, r. 16 Pfeiffer
Stafford William, r. 323 Ivy Av
Stafford William, r. 415 Golden Gate Av
Stafford William, blacksmith's helper Golden State and Miners' Iron Works, r. 208 First, rear
Stafford William, engineer. r. 616% Second Stafford William, shipwright 114 Freelon
Stafford William F., attorney at law, 224 Mont- gomery, r. 114 Freelon
Stafford William G., with J. Macdonough & Co., r. 53 South Park
Stafford William J., liquor saloon, 546 First, r. 316% Second
Stafford W. J., telegraph operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. 607 Sutter
Stagg Cornelius, proptr Ingleside House, Ocean House Road nr Farley's Old Corner
Stagg Edward H., claim clerk Atlantic and Pacific Fast Freight Line, r. Oakland
Stahl Arnold, insurance broker. 303 California, r. Alameda
Stahl Jane, nurse, r. 637 Third
Stahl Jasper, seaman, r. 639 Twenty-third
Stabl John, cook, r. 1606% Stockton
Stahl Richard, musical director Tivoli Opera House, r. 236 Taylor
Stahlberg Theodore, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 2 Harriet
Stahle Adolph, blacksmith Will & Finck, r. 250 Te- hama
STAHLE BROTHERS (John F. H. and Charles A.) teas, coffees and spices, 307 Hayes
Stable Charles A. (Stahle Broa.) r. 515 Fell Stable Christopher, r. 2119 California
Stahle Edward, barber John Stable, r. 932 Valencia Stahle John, proprietor baths and hair dressing saloon, Occidental Hotel, r. 932 Valencia
Stable John F. H. (Stahle Bros.) r. 515 Fell Stahlecker Jacob, wagonmaker, 836 Harrison
Stahlman Rudolph, butler, SW cor Powell California
Stahmer Hermann, clerk, r. 5 Calhoun
Stahmer Nelson, baker, r. 763 Howard
Stahr Gustave, r. 1115 Clay
Stahr Harry P. A., liquor saloon, 5 Berry
Stalb Conrad, shoemaker, 932 Folaom
Staib Frank O., bookkeeper, r. 930 Folsom
Staib George, printer, r. 930 Folsom
Staib Herman, r. 930 Folsom
Staib William, optician H. Kahn & Co., r. 930 Folsom Staiger Jacob J. (Witzmann & Staiger) r. 123 Perry
Stair Alexander, clerk Charles L. Laumeister, r. 1063 Mission
Stairley Irene Miss, r. 1312 Pine
Stalder Joseph, clerk B. M. Atchinson & Co., r. 2516 Sacramento
Stalder Joseph Jr., buyer B. M. Atchinson & Co., r. East Oakland
Staley Mattie J. Miss, millinery, 504 Shotwell
Staley Margaret, widow, r. 1309 Dolores
Staley William N., conductor. r. 504 Shotwell
Stall Daniel M., packer F. S. Chadbourne & Co., r. N 8 Merrill nr Rose
Stallard Joshua H., physician, 632 Sutter
Stallard Martin, cenductor Market St. RR., r. 814 Lott Stallman Charles, clerk C. F. Marwedel, r. 1824 Sut- ter
Stallman Frank O., bookkeeper E. H. Marwedel, r. 1824 Sutter
Stallman Frederick G., draftsman Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 1824 Sutter
Stallman George C., clerk John Pforr, r. 1824 Sutter Stallman Matilda, widow, r. 1824 Sutter
Stallman Nettie C. Miss, teacher Hamilton Grammar School, r. 1824 Sutter
Stalman Henry P., seaman, r. 210 Steuart
Stalınan Walter C., stairbuilder, r. 210 Steuart
Stambaugh Solomon S., physician and surgeon, 640 Clay
Stamburg Samuel, shoemaker, r. 116 Prospect Pl
Stamer August, wagonmaker, 105 Oregou,r.17% Glover
Stamer August Jr., blacksmith, r. 17%% Glover
Stamer M. H., restaurant, 420 Folsom
Stamer Otto, r. 420 Folsom
Stamm Fritz, r. 452 % Tehama
Stamm S. K., blacksmith, r. American Exchange Hotel
Stamm William, laborer, r. 2528 Bryant Av, rear Stammer John, clerk, r. 1538 Clay
Stammer L. Rudolph, clerk, r. 2208 Jackson
Stamp John, elevatorman Palace Hotel, r. 164 Jessie Stamp Richard, rigger, r. 16 Clara
Stamper Francis Mrs., saleslady, r. 1050 Golden Gate Av
Stamper George W., clerk, r. 1035 Mission
Stamper Joseph, salesman Newman & Levinson, r. 1042 Mission
Stamper Julius, cigar mnfr, 429 Front, r. 330 Hayes
Stamper Marks J., foreman Julius Stamper, r. 330 Hayes
Stamper Minna, widow, r. 614 Taylor
Stampfer Matthew, gilder, r. 508 Vallejo
Stampley Orville K., gauger U. S. Internal Revenue
Stampp Frederick, liquor saloon, 506 Clay, r. 409 Union
Stan Benjamin F., conductor Presidio RR., r. 1132 Union
Stanbard Jacob, cooper George Larsen, r. 2 Lincoln Pl Stanbridge Albert H., millhand Pac. Woodenware and Cooperage Co., r. 15 Clinton
Stanbridge Charles E., cooper Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 54 South Park
Stancliffe Jeremiah, boatman, r. 239 Minna
Stancliff John, waiter Palace Hotel
Standard Consolidated Mining Co. (Mono Co. Cal.) John W. Pew secretary, 310 Pine, rooms 15-17
Standard Express Co., office 3-5 Commercial
LOWEST PRICES. FINE GOODS, LARGEST ASSORTMENT.
BEAMISH'S MARKET ST .. COR. THIRD.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Cases and Store Fixtures. 37 Market St.
Try UTSCHIG'S Walking Shoes, 322 BUSH STREET.
ST. IGNATIUS COLLEGE
VAN NESS AVENUE, BET. HAYES AND GROVE, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
THIS institution, conducted by the Fathers of the Society of Jesus, was opened for the re eption of tudent on the 15th of October, 1855. On the 30th of April, 1859, it was incorporated and empowered to confer Degrees and Academical Honors in all the learned professions, and to exercise all the rights and privileges common to any other literary institution in the United States. The design of this in titution is t give a thorough
English, Classical, Mathematical and Philosophical
EDUCATION.
IT IS INTENDED FOR DAY SCHOLARS ONLY.
The course of Studies embraces the Doctrine and Evidences of the Catholic Religion: the Greek, Latin and English Languages, Poetry, Rhetoric, Elocution, History, Geography, Arithmetic, Book-keeping. Mathematics, Chemistry, Mental, Moral and Natural Philosophy. The study of the French, German and Spanish Languages and Practical Telegraphy is optional.
Besides the Classical, there is a Preparatory and Elementary Department for the younger students. Its object is to qualify the pupil for the higher studies.
This Instituton, provided with a full staff of Professors, presents the highest advantages for the mental and moral training of the students.
'The College having been removed in January, 1880, to its new and permanent location in one of the most eligible parts of the city, extends over a whole square, bounded by Grove, Franklin and Hayes streets and Van Ness Avenue, and possesses the most ample accommodations and improved conveniences for 1,200 students,
The new College Buildings are divided into three principal stories for the three separate departments: the Preparatory; the Literary and Commercial; and the Philosophical and Scientific.
Besides the required Reception Rooms and Offices, large and lofty halls and stairways; several Library Rooms and Debating Halls; distinct play-grounds with covered walks and porticoes for the larger and smaller students, the buildings contain a full complement of very capacious school-rooms, well-lighted and ventilated, and furnished with the most approved modern conveniences. They possess also a large and well- appointed Chapel for the Relgious Exercises, and a College Hall 100x145 feet internal dimensions, with spacious platform and stage suitably furnished and arranged for scholastic Exhibitions, Dramatic representa- tions, lectures and other public exercises.
The Scientific Department contains lecture rooms for Physics and Chemistry; a Chemical laboratory and an extensive cabinet of Physics; rooms for qualitative and quantitative Analysis; Engine. rooms with Magnet - Electric machines; Battery rooms; complete Telegraphic stations; rooms for preparations balances, spectro scopic studies, and other scientific experiments and investigations; Museum of Mineralogy, Cechy and collections of natural objects and curiosities of different kinds; and it is furnished with a very large and choice collection of Philosophical and Chemical Apparatus ordered from the best constructors of Europe and America, and with all that is necessary for Lecture demonstrations and experiments, for privat stidy, and the most complete and delicate chemical analysis and manipulations.
By frequent additions of whatever can be supplied by the best modern inventions both at home and abroad, this Department has attained a very high degree of completeness and efficiency well oal ulated th afford to advance students a most valuable opportunity of acquiring a thorough scientific training and e luca. tion.
STUDENTS ARE RECEIVED AT ANY TIME DURING THE SEASON FROM JULY TO MAY.
The Institution is open to the Public, and Visitors are always welcome. For further information apply to the President,
REV. HENRY IMODA, S. J.
214 HAYES ST.
(SEE OTHER PAGE,)
ST. IGNATIUS CHURCH AND COLLEGE, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
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Standard House, Mrs. Mary F. Collins proprie- tor, 1126 Market and 21 Turk
Standard Marine Insurance Co. (limited, of Liverpool, England) Jobu D. Spreckele & Bros. gen- eral agenta, J. B. F. Davis & Son managers, 510 California
Standard Oil Co. (New York and Cleveland, O.) 123 California, rooms 13-15
Standard Oil Co. of Callfornia, Edward Wheaton secretary, 13 Pine
Standard Shirt Factory, Neustadter Brothers proprietors, SE cor Grove and Gough
Standard Soap Co., Richard P. Thomas president, Leon Golly secretary and manager, office and salesroom 525 Market, factory Weat Berkeley
Standard Tea Co., S. T. Henderson manager, 1021 Market
Standard The (Max Levy & Co.) proprietors, dry and fancy goods, cloake and suits, 1128 Market aud 21 Turk
Standard Theatre, N s Buah bet Kearny and Mont- gomery
Standeford W. W., inspector Custom House, r. Oak- land
Standen Herbert, r. 227 Second
Stander Charles, baker, r. 833 %% Geary
Stander Charles, seaman, r. 116 Berry
Stander Frederick, cook, r. E s California Av bet Pro- cita Av and Twenty-eighth, B. H.
Standerwick Lonis F., commission merchant, 27 Mer- chant's Exchange, r. 22 Fifth
Standinger Mary, widow, groceries, 1819 Union
Standish George, salesman Davis Bros., r. 100 McAl- lister
Stanford Belle M. Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan Primary School, r. 2401 Buchanan
Stanford Charles P., r. 2401 Buchanan Stanford Della Miss, r. 411 Powell
Stanford Free Kindergartens, NE cor Mission and Fifteenth, 1906 Mason, cor Eighth and Brannan and N & Seventeenth bet Howard and Shotwell
Stanford George G., carpenter California Mill, r. 2401 Buchanan
Stanford Hall. 1579 Valencia
Stanford Harry. carpenter. r. 115 Franklin
Stanford Hotel, C. H. Lehrke proprietor, SW cor Fourth and Bluxome
Stanford Hubert H., engraver Boaqui Engraving and Printing Co., r. 2401 Buchanan
Stanford James, pile driver, r. 625 Davis
Stanford Jerome B. (G. W. Clark & Co.] r. 1711 Brod- erick
Stanford John G., hostler, r. 1661 Octavia
Stanford Leland, president Southern Pacific Co. and Occidental and Oriental Steamship Co., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 42. r. SW cor California and Powell
Stanford Mabel, widow, r. 157 Seventh
Stanford Myron E., foreman Jay V. Lawrence, r. 2300 Webster
Stanford W., salesman Davis Bros., r. Oakland
Stanford William E., clerk H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 115 Franklin
Stanford. See Standeford
Biang Carl, clerk Lynch Bros. & Co.
Stang D., waiter Carl G. Larsen
Stang Joseph A., porter Washington Mnfg Co., r. 2330 Greenwich
Stange Edward W., jeweler, r. 208 Waller
Stange Frederick. harness maker, 422 Pacific, r. 16 Hunt
Stange Frederick C., teacher music, r. 721 Montgom- ery
stange Herman C., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r. 39 Russ
Stange John D. (Stange & Jaenicke) r. 719 Folsom Stange Kate, widow, r. 39 Russ
Itange Paul, plumber, r. 1115 Clay
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
S. F. "EXAMINER."
MOST NEWS !
OST CIRCULATION ! MOST ADVERTISEMENTS !
W. & J, SLOANE & CO. DRAPERIES.
ORIGINAL DESIGNS FURNISHED.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Stange & Jnenicke (John D. Stange and Wil- liain Jaenicke) proprietors Union Straw Works, 587 Mission, office and salesroom 565 Market
Stangenberger August J., traveling salesman Davia Bros., Bergmann & Co., r. 1613 Leavenworth
Stangenberger George B., clerk Davia Bros., Berg. mann & Co., r. 1613 Leavenworth
Stanger Elizabeth, domestic 520 l'app
Stangiah John, laborer, r. 1516 Powell, rear
Stangroom Charles N., cashier Robert Dickson, r. 2518 Clay
Stangroom John S., clerk, r. 2518 Clay
Stangroom Marc L., civil engineer. r. 2518 Clay Staniels Annie, widow, r. 24 Byington
Staniels Carrie B. Mra., cashier W. J. Heney & Co., r. 24 Byington
Staniels C. G. Mrs., r. 636 Post
Staniela Charles, bartender F. Michell, r. 234 Bush Staniels John 8., proptr Harvey House, 807 California Staniels May Miss, cashier, r. 24 Byington
Stanfels William H., machinist Hart & Brandenstein, r. Oakland
Stanials William H., varieties, 2301 Jackson
Staniforth Charles, helper. r. NW cor Third and King
Staniforth Julia Mrs., lodgings and liquor saloon, NW cor Third and King
Staniforth Thomas, bartender Cremorne Theatre, r. NW cor Third and King
Stanke Charles, seaman. r. 54 Sacramento
Stanko Marcus, cooper Vogel & Radtke, r. 18 First Stanle Frederick H., gauger U. S. Internal Revenue Stanley Benjamin S., nightwatchman, r. 558 Bryant Stanley Catuerine, widow, r. 263 Jessie
Stanley Charles A., aasistant engineer U. S. Mint, r. 32 Eleventh
Stanley Charles B., machinist Marahutz & Cantrell. r. 114 Clipper
Stanley Charles T., notary public and com- missioner deeda, 512 Montgomery, r. 32 Eleveuth Stanley David M., draftaman Marshutz & Cantreil, r. 32 Eleventh
Stanley D. S. (D. S. Stanley & Co ) r. 1130 Valencia STANLEY D. S. & CO. D. S.
Stanley) steam book and jot printers, 543 Clay
Stanley Edward J., patternmaker, r. 704 Harrison
Stanley F. Hastinga, phonographic reporter, 402 Montgomery, r W a Sanchez bet Twenty third and Twenty-fourth
Stanley Frederick H., mail collector Post office, r. 534 Fifteenth
Stanley George, artist John Mallon, r. Oakland
Stanley George A., compositor, r. 263 Jessie
Stanley George A., deputy County Clerk, r. 32 Eleventh
Stanley Henry, r. 1045 Eighteenth
Stanley James A .. policeman. r. 009 Union
Stanley Mary J., widow, r. NW cor Seventeenth and Castro
Stanley Patrick, liquor saloon, 625 Seventh
Stanley Peter, gardener. r. 502% Broadway
Stanley Rose Misa, with Cal. Cigar Box Co., r. 558 Bryant
Stanley Samuel B., clerk Spruance, Stanley & Co., r. 1218 Hyde
Stanley Samuel L. (Spruance, Stanley & Co.) r. 1218 Hyde
Stanley W .. machinist 8. F. Tool Co., r. Oakland
Stanley W., secretary San Francisco Bridge Co., 42 Market, r. Oakland
Stanley William, cook, r 110 Minns
Stanley William, laborer W. W. Montagne & Co., r. 00 Third
Stanley William A., teacher munic, r. 467 Clementina Stanley William H., dentist, 116 Kearny, r. 817 Van Nesa Av
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SAN FRANCISCO. CAL PORTLAND, OR. LOS ANGELES, CAL.
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Manufacturers of FRENCH RANGES. 809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Stanley William H., willowware, SW cor Seventeenth and Castro
Stanly Amelia, widow, lodgings, 803 Montgomery Stanly George, gardener, r. 636 Commercial
Stanly John A. (Stanly, Stoney & Hayes) r. Oakland
Stanly, Stoney & Hayes (John A. Stanly, Thomas P. Stoney aud George R. B. Hayes) at- torneys at law, 604 Clay
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