The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, May 18, 1895, Page 12

12 THE SAN FRANCISCO C‘ALL, SATURDAY, MAY 18, 1595. REBEKAHS ARE INDIGHANT, ; Their Convention Adjourned was emg;)wered to revise and fix the sup- MEETING NOTICES—Continued. SITUATIONS WANTED-—Continued. WANTED—Continued. PERSONALS lies of the present Grand Lodge. Several ST[HS []N THE BAY ORIEN 'DGE NO. 144, F. ITUATION WANTED_BY FIRST-CLASS | RAKER, CITY SHOF, 38 PER WEKK; COOK | NFORMATION WANTED ¢ . Tadical changes sre expeoted: which, if 1 and A 31 —ofioors and_ members S perienced Erene vk 1o a petvsrs. feains | D os s, Saor ook ton o s COOK | JNEORY BRUCE, & mitive of Scolland, heieht § made, will reduce the expensesof the Grand | are requested to attend the funeral of ourlate best reference. 83215 Vallejo st. waiter-boys: 2 cooks, $35; 2 dishwashers, $15. | feet 4 inches, welght “140° pou sged about 54 Lodge considerably. The special committee to report on the monument of E. D. Farnsworth handed in a final statement, which was approved and the committee discharged. Their Excursionto Mare Island. brother, GEORGE S, SMITH, from King Solomon’s Hall, Masonic Temple, SUNDAY, May 19, at 1:X0 p. . Brethren and ‘friends are cor- dially invited. A. S. HUBBARD, Sec. % & EXCELSIOR DEGREE Lodge No. 2, I, 0, 0. F.—Regular. YOVNG GERMAN WANTS SITUATION AT A farm or private place; understands driving and care of horses and can milk cows; references. Address B., box 57, Call Office. Srrl)inon WANTED—BY A FIRST-CLASS MURRAY & READY, b34 Clay st. TOMENTO WORK ON A LARGE VINEYARD “south,” no experience necessary’ - laborers, teamsters or men and strong boys willing to learn, $20. MURRAY & READY, 634 Clay st. years: when Inst heard from by relutives abont & Years ago was in San Franeisco. Any lh{ormnu;. concerning him will be thankfully. received by CUNNINGHAM, 4 Precita ave, g N[ISS K. SMITH; 1250 TWE 25¢a SIXTH ST., $2 & month. e Sl = teacher pian % d . S Englisn coachman:; willis d obliging; good WORK ON A RANCH IN SANTA [ .. S 5 = ~ by the Grand Lodge With- Al of the questions submitted to the A Day of Delightful e IS VIENING. Tnind milker; first-class referonces. > Address \ ED; 1725 | O Clara County, MURRAY & READY, 634 €1 N A ey s -HRE THEAT. out Consent. grand master during the recess were re- Enjoyment. o . G.CLIFFORD, D.M. |EVeretist., Alameda, Cal. RO men; no 5 Marke CHANGED TO AN ASSEMBLY. A Protest Will Be Entered To-Day and a Fight Made for Re- consideration. sembly. Sos suation Ln'the clty or country. - Address T. N, | ranch, $1 s day, steads fob: milkers, $20 and 325 T A!?,{’c‘}:‘;" Last night the second degree was ex- ORATION DAY, May 30. Bl i ghth st., Oakland. = fn g;erx)agif&r a’fifi :ul 50“; ms\.a;nm 1 8.youns | BERTHA S The Grand Lodge, L. 0. 0. F., has created | emplified by Crockett Lodge team and the | A merry assemblage of some 700 men, fsflis'é‘ff‘l.:‘,"gfa’,:,’z,fivdi'v’. G%u‘?ck‘zfigne};&‘r{un‘:’.‘ngfiingf 1545,\!1;1_: Aoy T B CROSETT €00, 628 Sacramento st 3y a storm in the inner circle from which may th:ldIegretee by a picked team from among .}mmeln A'nd Chllld)'elfl bou;de(g zhet stetamer "“}‘3‘%3"*}“"* e rien "13 o 3 \T‘“‘W e AVIAN | s ’h’.t“;mé‘:":ma a‘-"fi‘lli«n issue a cyclone of disastrous results. The | the Celezates. & S amalpais at the foot of Clay street yes- | and 8:3 S ety O F YOU WANT, RIGHT AWAY, 2 OR 8 FIRST- gardener for country s and | _ e s E e 2 " ] < onvene at Z Will stop at First and Broadway o > & ses ¢ vi chine blacksmith for | TYOME ~ AGAIN; W KERS OF HI( Rebekahs have been peremptorily ordered | 1y (%0% MOTRIRE's session WUL bonveno, o | terday morning. 1t was composed of the | g e g finstand Broadway 'WEEERICT Jogl;;sf;;v‘;&w"e hulf price, writl to Carpenter, | Q0T o K Ca e e e Amorions | L pricen: g suite, $ios oo pans, ift emse! sult i 3 . delegates to the subsidiary high court of | the park, $1: children, 50c. . X 15. this office. = restaurant cook, $15 week; kitchenmen and others. 95. Misfit Clothing. Pai to sliift for themselves, and the resultis a | the committee on egislation, referring to h Eaes Ord £ T h f the P: w NOTICE OF MEBTING — THE 7OUNG MAN GOING EAST WILL UNDER- | Apply o CR N R Bariamianco OMery st., tor; Coimpnéscisls apstars tempest of indignation. To-day may not | certain changes in the Grand Lodge con- | the Ancient er of Foresters of e Pa- Faloind OF MEETING — B B S NDE! \) mery ¢ . al session of the Supreme be breezy as far as weather is concerned, but inside the Odd Fellows’ Hall a gale witl blow from all points of the compass ported upon and the decisions rendered in each case stated. The action of the grand master was approved. By almost.a unanimous vote the request to recommend to the Sovereign Grand Lodge the permitting of Scarlet degree members to be eligible” to Patriarch Mili- tant degrees was refused. $ Grand Master Simpson reported havin, instituted the Rebekah Assembly, an ordered the turning over of all the property and effects of the Rebekah convention, at that time in session, to the Rebekah as- stitution, will be taken up as a special order. Many of the out-of-town delegates had intended to leave the City last night, but, Cheers and Salutes of Guns SEVEN HUNDRED TOOK PART. and Whistles Greet Them Everywhere. cific Coast, prominent local Foresters, their families and friends. s v the last social function in connection with The occasion was B, FIDELITY LODGE NO. 222, 1. 0. 0. F.—Firstnomination of = officers' MONDAY EVENING, May 3 20. J.H.LANE, N. G. W. 8. MaTTHEWS, E. 8. §% EUREKAGROVENO.4,U. 4.0.D. —The ofticers and the funeral commit- tee of the above-named are hereby noti- fied to assemable at Druids’ Hall, 418 Sutter st., on Sunday, May 19, at 1:30 p. M. for the purpose of attending the funeral of our late brother, PIERRE PEREY.’ By order FR. HUFSCHMIDT, N. A. GEORGE picnic will be held at A cultural Park, San Jose, on DEC- MAN AND WIFE WISH SITUATION IN PRL vate family: man as butler. wife as cook ; best references. Address J. R., 14214 Fourth st. OUNG MAN WISHES & sxru;{noflv as porterin a hotel or lodging-house; experienced. Aadress . box 107, Cal'ote ‘W OODTURNER AND BAND-SAWYER AND handy man round machinery_wishes situation in planing mill. Address P. D., Napa, Cal. (QACHMAN.THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED In care of horses, carringes and narness: also £00d gardener; can milk: handy With tools: best of Teterences. Address A. §., box 107, Call Office. APANESE, FIRST-CLASS COOK, WANTS & e. Circle of California, Companions of the For-g est, will convene in Foresters’ Hall, 102 O'Farrell st., San Francisco, at 10 o'clock A. 3 on MONDAY, May 20, 1895. Delegates are requested take any commission to help pay expenses. Traveler, box 61, Call Office. e Wfl.’:‘m}' \V{H‘LsFlE,\f(s GERMAN WISHES uation in hotel; city or country. Address MR, HILL, 432 Jackson at. ry 10“‘1\1&:5‘ AND BOYS CAN OBTA R Ciay yiod8y at MURRAY & READY'S, 634 ay st. - 10: RONG BOYS TO WORK IN ORCHARD; AU $15. MURRAY & READY, 634 Clay st. . HEADER-WAGON DRIVERS: 3 EASTERN farmhands. MURRAY & READY, 634 Clay st. HAYMAKE HARVEST HANDS, 2 quarrymen, 2 laborers, near city, $1 50° & day. READY, 634 Clay 8 W E RMERS, 825 AND $1 25 TO $2 u day; Scandinavian or German farmer, $1a day and $30 a month, steady job, see party here this morning: Scandinavian stableman_for “ri try. $2 298 Sacramento st. ANTED — HEAD COOK, $100; SHOP 11104,7109. ADIES OUTIN HUTT, merchant - tailor, Y. A. building; A, MITCHELL, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, RE- « moved to Spreckels building, 929 Market st.; advice free. 55 YARPET-SEWING DONE AT 35c AN HOUR. Leave orders at 1354 Hoiward st., cor. Tenih. LL T FANCY. BRAID NADO- lean hats, 75, ive Millinery, 39 Sixth st. RENCHMAN ( GOOD COOK; HANDY vith tools: “useful for camping or exploring best references. - Address 225. R CURTAINS. LADIE: gents' furnishing - goods. hosiery at_Ploneer Dry Goods Store, 105 vl i i P i idi high court—a | to present thei: s to the supreme chief | — S baker, $50, room and board; shop foreman, which is liable to lit some of the dele- | owing to the possibility of the Rebekah | the ses;:)m:o{hthebiube:g&nrg Visit o Mare | comPaRIon 8t s s o the above date: By order TEADY, RELIABLE MAN, COACHMAN | country. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market si. ' patterns (0 measure. 11 Gears E gates off their feet. charter question raising a storm of debate, | trip about the bay 2 £ MRS. K. M. FLYNN, 8.C.C. | ;2 and gardener, wishes position; thoronghly un- | G rmocr #8 A | QAN FRANCISCO SCHOOL FOR DA The storm centered over the question of | remained over and will enliven the session | Island. Mgs. E. R. Roy, 5. Sec. Tstands the care of horses and garden; ve: the recognizing by the Grand Lodge of a Rebekah Assembly and the granting of a charter to the same, as based upon the fol- lowing report of the committ¢e on Rebekah Assembly: with their presence this morning. EREAT VACKTING CRUISE: Had the day been artificially created it would not have proved more satisfactory. The air was warm, there was scarcely a breeze and only a barely perceptible ripple A WEEK'S NEWS FOR 6 CENTS_THE WEEKLY CALL, in_wrapper, for mailing. SPECIAL NOTICES. S handy with tools; good ref . Gy Call Office, o e PRACTICAL MINER AND MINING FORE- man desires a position ‘as mining foreman of a gold. silver, lead or cinnabar mine; best of refer- ences. Address 19 Rausch st., San Francisco. box 16, week. Job, box 77, OY WANTED TO BLACK BOOTS. 701 Larkin st. — BEDMA 1 and elocution. WALTER G, O'BRIE: ger: Grove and Laguna s Fridays; juvenile class, Satur M ATRIMONIAL PAPER, 897 MARKET ST office time,1 t0 2 and 7 t08 P, a.: by mail 15 cents, ) NOTICE—TO WHOM IT MAY CON- | = il AITER WANTED AT 33 SECOND ST. “A DVICE FRE Your committce appointed Representative anshemslenamariace Gh e n s cems Notice is nerehy glven that tho | JIRSTCLASS HORSEMAN AND DRIVER, w o colletions, damages, wifs, decds cic. G. W, Robinette to inform the Rebekah State conven- Laurel trees, evergreens, vines an Standard Gold and Silver Mining Company (a cor- H0m O el S d e e At HOWE, Att'y-at-law, 850 Market., cor. Stockton. tion of California of the action of this Grand Lodge providing for the appointment by that body of & committee of five toact in conjunc- tion ‘with your committee in_regard to the matters referred to the same. Upon receiving such information the Rebekah State conven- A Big Fleet of Sailing Craft to Go to Mare Island To-Day. ers were used to decorate the steamer, and the Foresters’ band contributed to the fes- tive character of the outing. 0 On leaving her moorings the Tamalpais headed up the bay, and after passing the poration) having its principal place of business in the City and County of San Francisco. intends to remove it sald principal place of business from the said City and County of San Francssco to the City of San Jose, County of Santa Clara, State of Cali- fornia: consent thereto in writing of two-thirds of the capital stock of said corporation having been Teliable; can come well recommend Reliable, box 58. Call Office. HIRTCUTTER WANTS SITUATIO) years' experience in large Eastern factory; Tecommended. Address 11914 Langton st. Address W ANTED—GOOD COOK. 1558 MARKET ST. BAREER FOR SATURDAY. 674 MISSION st., near Third. ARBERS, FOR EMPLOYMENT Barbers’ Ass. Seventh. SQINGLE BOTTLE OF SMITH'S DANDRUFP 1 Pomade is guaranteed to cure any ane druft or fallinig -hair or money refunde cr Known to fail it. By all druggists price $1, or SMITH BRO: = = et Sk eventh. JECOND-H. A ¥ 3 tion appointed such a committee, and of that Union Iron Works turned about, without | obtained and filed in the office of the corporation. ‘NAM‘LD BY BOY AGED 17, OPPORTU- FOR SATURDAY AND SUNDA showcases, counters, shelviags, mirrors, desks, commitice Sisters Alganeste L. J. Ennis, Ruby making a landing, and started for the |V.A.SCHELLER, President. C. M. WOOSTER, nity to learn blacksmith or machinist trade. steady job for the right man. 34 Fourth st. safes, chairs, scales, etc., and a Very large stock ot A. Hoxett and Gertie A, Marl s J.Réese, C. , met in consnltation, and after joint coasideration and_action your committce recommend that the petition of_the Rebekah State convention, Teceives prompt attention. machinist of extensive experience and ability fully | JARBER FOR SATURDAY. 358 FOURTIL ST. | T4 ANCING IN ALL THE LATE 1.0.0. F., of California, for & charter for a Re- the Pacifics. that were encountered saluted the excur- Elfii‘xipii:s “}_':7;;"“”?5 TTORNEY | COnPetenti city preferred. Address M., box 123, B taught at IRVINE'S, 927 pekah embly, be granted, and that the sionists with three blasts of their whistles. A s ATTORN Call Otfice. = i Grand Master institute the State Rebekah Assembly- of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows of .California as soon as possible, that the form of the-charter bé as follows: The committee’s report quotes the char- ter tobe granted, but the Rebekahs say theré was no such desire on their part, and that the five appointed by their conven- tion were not instructed to make any such arrangement, but' to simply confer with the Grand Lodge and present such matter for consideration as might be sug- gested by that bod. With this under- standing the .committee of Rebekahs re- Four Clubs to Be Represented in the Fleet—The Course of This is to be a great day for the yachts- men on all sides of the bay. The San Francisco, California, Corinthian and Pacific clubs are going to cruise to Mare Island, and if a good breeze serves, the amateur sailors will have a merry time, That there will be a race goes without say- | ing. Commodore Gutte will cut the pace | for the San Franciscos in the Chispa, and he expects to have in his train the Sappho, Queen, Ramona, Ripple, Gracie, Frolic, giving navy-yard. As she s 1 vessels in the bay they dipped their flags, while the tugs, ferry-boats and steamers passed the anchored As the British ship Thistle was passed her crew gathered along the port rails and gave the Tamalpais three hearty cheers, which were responded to in kind with in- terest. Before Angel Island was reached the San Rafael, the flyer of the bay, was sighted stern chase to the excursion steamer, which she soon overtook and left in her wake with an_ease that was as sur- prising as it was disappointing to the merry party on the Tamalpai pected to be witnesses to a spirited race. , who ex- Secretary. Apply 103614 Folsom st. J.C.CALHAIN, ATTORNEY AT LAW, 4 McAllister st., room 24. Legal business B, atlaw and Notary Public, 638 Market st., opp. Palace Hotel. Residence, 1620 Fell st. Tele- phone 570. f5F BAD TENANTS EJECTED FOR 4. Coliections made, clty or country. Pacific Collection Co., 415 Montgy st., room 6, Tel. 5580. &5, ROOMS WHITENED, 81 UP: PAPER- 5~ ed $3 50 up. 509 Sixth, George Hartman. B, J- B. MCINTYKE, BOOKBINDEE AND =% Printer. 422 Commercial st. ANTED — POSITION AS FOREMAN IN machine-shop or manufacturing business, by a 'QITUATION WANTED BY FIRST-CLASS bread and cake baker in hotel or bakery; 20 years' experience. MEYERS, 501/ Louisa st. ARPENTER WITH TOOLS WISHES JOB: city or country; competent to take charge of Dork. Address F. STEIN, Diamond, Alameda ‘ounty. AN AND WIFE WITH 1 GROWN-UP SON wish_a steady jobin the country. MAIAN- BARG, 677% Mission st. TBARBER FROM 9 A. M. TO 9 P. AL; #3. 1073 Fifth st. ARBER: GOOD PAY. - mear Sixth.. ARBER WAN Sacramento st WANTED FOR SATURDAY NOON. | nth st. = B JIRST-CLASS FITTED UP BUTCHER-8HO! 10 offer refused. 1235 Folsom st.- 00D PAYING BARBER.SHOP FOR SALE at 402 Pacific st. 980 HOW NTED FOR =, DE. NELLIE BEIGHLE, OFFICES, 51 to0 55, Donohoe building, 1170 Market st. Stomach, liver, kidpey and rheumatism success- fully treated. 'Nervous diseases a speciaity, Dis- eases examined without questioning. USINESS MAN, WITH LARGE_ACQUAINT- ance throughout Southern and Northern Cali- fornia, will solicit on liberal commission for any genuine pusiness. Address G.F.C., 1111 Tenth st., Oakland. cheap. 1155 Howard st. ARBER-CHATR AND GLAS at 3414 Fourth st. FOR SALE them, 100; be sure and see slock 4nd get prices be 1fore going eisewhere. J. NOONAN, 1017-1019- 1021-1023 Mission st., above Sixth. O ENMORE CTu— Oak Roll Top Desks. Oak Chiffoniers. . Oak Bed Sets Otlcioths and Tinoleuns. Stoves and Ranges.. Thousands of bargaiiis. Cash or time pavments, 1017-1019-1021-1023 Mission st., above Sixih. H 3 : imtpomeny o UIET PLACE FOR LADI stocks and gral L i Alcat the ladi the | b E B G LOAKS, ('Al;_Es Axnz.;\'n.\m'T ATLED AT I ‘mbarucast r ¢ Catherine and others. n passing Alcatraz the ladies on ALL COURTS—LEGAL PRIVATE MAT- A-CHAIR BARBER-SHOP AND LAUNDRY mfrs’ cost. Factory, 20 Sansome upstairs. torned to '-“‘9” Lefaeudion g“." copies of | Commodore Pew and the Truant will | fortified island waved their handxerchiefs, ters; confidential; advice iree. ATTOR- FEMALE HELP WANTED. office; will sell for less than furniture cost if | 37 JOPES FOR SALE; FHONOG RAPH the proposed charter and submitted them | )" % C05 tian fleet, and the Secret, | and the soldiers expressed their good s to-the convention. wishes for the passengers of the steamer | NEY McCABE. 838 Market st. R SCANDINAVIAN GIRL, taken before May outfits bought for cash. Bacigalupi, 818 Mkt 5 i the 5 = 2 | ] I ANTED—FOR A WHOLESALE LIQUOR- NG SGHT AND SOLD nothing about any agreement having been | 0, FEh pilot the Pacific fleet with the | The Tamalpais was saluted with three B3, PIVIDEND NOTICE—DIVIDEND N0. | cooks and housework girls for city and country 1o | fersiands the mixing of ) g wne lielocs Yard 1166 Mission .. nr. Eighth. ehtered into, but as was originally in- |} 00 dsome Annie, and in his company will | guns from the yacht Luriine, and in like 19 (Elfteen conts per share) of the Hutohin: | call early at C. B. HANSEN & C0.'S, 110 Gears. | suiary, 1o STEVENS & CO.. 508 Front s, San FIXTURES AND PLUMBING. 623 tERESA e B S e e T bk A sl o possibly | manner from theé boathouses of the Pacific | §on Sugar Plantation Company will be payable at | T5TRST-CLASS HOUSEKEEPER, SUMMBIR | Francisco. olden Gate ave. H. HUFSCHMIDT ered section by section. Before the last | 1 A geie. Commodore Bruce of the Calt. | and San Francisco Yacht clubs off Sausa- after MONDAY, May 20, 1805, Transter books will | . Tesort. $30; D Al VAl ret SUIMINCL {11 O AT TN CHEAP, OLD, SILVER, GENTS' AND LADIES paragraph had been reached Grand Master | fornias will join the marine parade from | lito. To these the band made response by | close on Tueatay, Sias 11 15851 8 oiclockpuac, | TS0 8900 b HANERNG €05 110 Gearyat: | & chair barber.shop, cs ablished & years, 1 East LMAN, 41 Third st. Simpson was announced, an y the cus- | s e g Vil 5 i E. H. SHELDON, Secrstary. TANTED—CHAMBERMAID, PLAIN SEW- | San Jose. ress LOUIS STUCKER, East San MANUFACTURED TO Siiary ensaone s proclaimed the | the Oakland side, and he expects to have | playing some of its choicest selections. —_— ing, $20, see Indy here at 11 o'clock ; Jaundress, | Jose. W mior by WILLTASM SOPH UN 1105 S granting of the charter to the Rebekah |the entire fleet with, him. From this| In this manner the trip up was en-| “G1IGATIONS WA.IED_FEMALE. 4 X State Assembly and the assembly duly in- side the yachtsmen will leave for Sausalito livened every few minutes. After the private family, $25; cook, plain wash, some house- work, $30; 2 German second girls, $20; Protestant TVE MEN WANT| AT ON OHANDLE L el S v : . ialty: will pay competent per- z i p ect- | Raccoon Straits were passed, the tug Ac- ERMAN AND 2 NEAT EDISH GIRIS | ranch cook, $25; German or French nurse, $20; e SUCC MOV £ The action of Grand Master Simpson was | 1vely.. Everything will be in readiness for Vs | cook: city or country. MME. LEOPOLD, 957 | style, $26, and girls for housework In city and ‘W ANTED-DECENT, ACTIVE YOUNG MAN t fiilly-understood by -all the Rebekahs, | the trip and no time will be lost in hoist- { usual three blasts. Then came three | Marke: st country. 4. F. CROSETT & CO., 312 S for bar and dining-room_at the Wiliows Hotel \| 1 8 & R et e e the faces | ing sail. The boys from Oakland Creek | sonorous clangs from the bell of the light- |~y re—wEbisn EPIOTHENT 55 S T San Lorenzo; w. 15 to - CHOOL ELECTRICAT, CIVIL, MINT e [ anation appeared upon the faces | Wil weigh anchor between 2 and 3 o’clock | house on one of the rocks known as the reau first-class Swedish and German girls are | Z Rafael, $25, see lady liere; Oakland, $25: San | (NUSTOM.SHIRT CUTTE 3. KELLER { &) chanical engineering, surveying, srek i e o he | and the vessels will be bunched somewhere | Two Brothers. At South Vallejo lay the | awaiting situations. 332 Gear, telephone 983. | Lorenzo, $30; small hotel, 'Alameda, 825; Swn N 1305 Brosday, Gakiana. ss8ay: estab. '84. VAN DER NAILLEX By the action of the grand master the | [, oo o otiare Amador, and she, too, sent forth her greet- | 7 ADIES—YOU CAN GET RELIABLE HELP | Andreas, $30: Woodland, $20; girls desiring situa ERIENGEDOPERATORSoN | OF HORTHA ND BUSING Rebakah conven‘ion tas a .legal body 0N Vi T mets e piping gale be- | ing in three shrill blasts. at MRS, FENTON'S, 10614 Stockton st. tions apply 9 Stockton st. 2 PR 1258 Markat o | 1.C Market dipioma course $30. TopECrand, the omly thing left for the Re- | hind them, the vachts will form a pretty | Shortly after the cruiser Olympia was T HELP SUPPETED: | (100K FIRST-CLASS FIUENCH GOOK, SMALL = D) JETTL ARTIST, HAS bekahs:to do. was to file out of the hall, sight sc!xdaing along, leaving whitecaps in | sighted at anchor off Mare Island. Her o 1 Post at.; telephone M-626. family, city. 9 Stockton st. D) HOME ‘A n;;en;d“r‘;m:nmm) .«‘:;u k‘-),.w-my Room gather in little knots and discuss the situa- e ok S crew took the spirit of the occasion, REF TIC J ANTED—NICE YOUNG GIRL FOR GEN- E hegee | Murphy bullding, corner Market aud Jones sts. their wake and throwing up clouds of 00k up P y Y A REFINE] ACTICAL WOMAN PO- 2 - - - | = = tion. This they did, and from the re-| spray before them. It is many years since | and cheered the Tamalpais most lustily as sition as housekeeper for summer resort or eral lrxsous?)vork. small ufin,v. 8§ : 1'"";‘}” SOLICITORS FOR THREE RA. 8;" BIG | (YANDIDATE FOR TEACHEF ANY COL- lodges the Grand Lodge will hear from | Seen in Carquinez Straits. ITtisanticipated | band on board the visiting vessel to strike ANTED_BY A RELTAPLE WOMANSTTD. | 110 LEON ANDEE, 316 Stockton st. vhile you wait: at less than half ihe usuai | Call Office. them this morning on the ground that the instituting of the assembly was illegal. If the action of the grand master is sustained that there will be_between fiity and sixty yachts on the cruise. To-night the jolly tars will entertain up “The Red, White and Biue,” and the chorus was shouted by every one on board. As the Mare Island landing was neared, “r' and ation to do cooking in private family: is neat a thorough housekeeper; ciiy reference; i lease apply 1233 O'Farrell st. 9Q WAITRESSES. 820, SAME COUNTRY HO- tels, railroad fare paid; cook for 6 men,ona Tanch,'$20. MURRAY & READY, 634 Clay'st. price; ali repairing done at half price: work guar- | anteed. 564 Mission st., bet. First and Second. TERTICAL AND POINTED HANDWRITING SENSCHIMEL, 235 Kearny. F YOU WANT MONEY WRITE FOR PAR- EUM SCHOOL OF ACTI e —————— 5 5 v i si o, e | “The Star-spangled Banner” was played, ANTED—A WOMAN COOK, SUMMER RE- ticulars: biggest sales on record; twkes like | B sarranged; pupils rei an uppeal will be taken to the Sovereign | themselves with musicand S Rt T RereL (gt It el s . = Wi e oia woman, housework, Calistoga, | Wildfire; experience unnecessary:.some mAKIDE | on stage. 1.5 12 1 O 0. F block, Tih ans Mot Grand Lodse. a number of excursions among the yachts. | and, amid its strains, the excursionis ambermald. in & comntry -hotel; steady | o g e 8 e ot 3°im [$15 per day. Aluminum Novelty 1508 Marker: | S, 2 4 55 a he | In the morning the various captains will | trooped up the gangplank to the dockyard | woman with best of references. Address W., box | 157, ¥ighy (seneral housework, Sa 4 housegirls, | TATRST-CL. g | V OCAL TEACHER, JOSEPH GREVEN, 1) 1 }%e'of—ck‘ ot l;tonnl Ly e e = 3 | Teport to the different_commodores at 8 | landing, which was made at about 2:15 | 43, this oftice, City, $30/10 855, - Chu at 85 ety st g ornia. st foom B4 | prodiores and besutiied even spolll voices and e Ty Lo b oF acmit i ies discussed | o'lock, and Teceive sailing orders rogard- | r. 3. The invaders were given an hour on | (YERMAN GIRL WANTS STTUATION FOR ANTED—_GEEMAN GIRL, FAMILY OF &, - Vs | Loeares posidort for e puplis. B3 inih u the advisability of admitting non-relative | ¢ he atarttor b the island, and soon the machine-shops, | \¥ general housework: good plain cook: city or | WY A3 TED-GERMAN CIRL, LEOPOLD, 957 | 1, REAMROL! 2 FEE | N MELVILLE-SNYDER, OBATORICAL, members to Rebekah lodges and continued | 11§ the start for home. . X o tdi { | country. Call or address Prescott House, 933 P g > . 5 cents at 44 Fourth st.. only. ! ocal _and Dramatic Academy, §1¢ Va = =5 dore Cad: king the drydock and other buildings and Market st. 5 - . the argament for several hours, finally ommodore Caduc is making extensive y Kearny. 2 $ reaching the decision of referring the ques- tion to- the Sovereign Grand Lodge, but preparations for the sail of the Pacifics to Santa Cruz on July 2 He confidently ex- objects of note were being inspected and viewed with great interest. [ IRST-CLASS LAUNDRESS WANTS WORK in city or country: can give best of reference. IRL TO ASSIST IN GENERAL HOUSE- work. _Apply 1811 Broderick st. BUSHELMAN. 541 MARKET | ave,: vocal classes Monday, 8 r. .. §1 Biont matic classes Wednesday, 8P, M., 3 mou ! e b i e ____. | private lessons and piano: ladiesand gentie il the action of Grand Master Simpeon is | PeCts that at least twenty boats will join in | _The twisted bronze propeiler of the | Canl or address 305 Folsom st., room 16. IDDLE-AGED LADY FOR GENBERAL Qfi';onmsflngérki‘r&;ny WOR! 00D ff?:fiflx,’." Pproféssional or amateur stage (stag :“{(, ied by the Soverien Ot T odge | the cruise, owners of vessels from all clubs | Nipsic and the figurehead of the Kearsarge, VW OMAN WISHES WORK IN LAUNDRY: housework; $15 month. 10023 Hyde. CEANER Toi ReW FUROPE AND | M ARR S TN Boy AR ;h;_‘é i e qe&ce““f RS 55 in the bay baving signified their intention | two of the ill-fated warships that were first-class ironer, or will take laundress’ place: MERICAN GIRL FOR LIGHT HOUSE- et A CURQPE AND il MaA Honolulu. 103’ of participating in the ocean jaunt. ANTED—MEN wrecked in the great Samoan hurricane, A tug will accompany the fleet and a city or country. Call or address 4414 Zoe st., bet. had a fascination for large groups, as well taught in -6 weeks. ‘We pledge ourselves 1o k Third and F work; Alameda: wages 310. free for 6:months hooks our graduates fail on. Address Ala- meda, box 78, Call Oftice. the charter, as (peremptorily) granted vesterday. admits of members other than urth, Bryant and Brannan. ‘ 1VE. b o d il 3 < h d e e e s ” o their wages to place accounts law and Y MISS female relatives of the L. 0. O. F. Thatone of e ‘it Boats, promabis the | - Alhoagh the ertisers Olympia and Bos. | VY Somsn o do housesork: oot aomk.” S00vs | WV Sork: s mekea. 1581 Taovson a0 | commirtial tec bt ot itaaiacent | B DHEON, room 4. When the ladies assemble at 9 o’clock | thatone of the pilot-boats, probably the o0 | Howard st. ToE WANTED——w - 2l TSt EALD'S BUSI S COLLEGE. 24 POST this morning committees will be aprointed | BOnita, will make the trip. J“‘e tug will | ton and the gunboat Bennington were |- ESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES 4 A D WL TRACH ITY; 2 SCHOONERS Bookkpg, business practice, shorthand, typing, 0 along so that in the event of tbe wind i ving out the fleet will arrive at its des- | tination by the Fourth. The Oakland | | Canoe Club will send down a number of its little boats and there will be a grand surade of all the craft from Aptos to Santa ruz. On the morning of the Fourth the band | lying in the stream, and the uncompleted Monadnock, the revenue cutter Thetis and the United States Fish Commissioners’ steamer Albatross were moored along the wharf, no one was allowed aboard of them a state of affairs which caused much dis- aplyointmem. romptly at 3:30 p. M. the start for home cutting and fitting, 761 Harrison st. W ANTED—YOUNG LADY TO WORK IN PIC- ture-framing store 8 A. M. to 9 P. M.: $2 50 week. 2010 M st. OMPETE! DISH OR GERMAN GIRL wanted for general housework and assist with children. 1721 Alameda ave., Alameda. WANTEn—wAn'iu-:ss,“ HO HAS HAD EX- to act for the Rebekah convention, just as though' it “bad not been adjourned by the institution of the Rebekah assembly. Another\ matter comes up under the | present condition of affairs. Are thei situation in private family: city or country; will g0 out by the day washing or cleaning, eic. 1000 Washington st. [FRENCH WOMAN WISHES VERY MUCH toget work by the day washing, ironing and cleaning. 300 Huyes st. cents at 228 Pacific st. electrical _engineering, telegraphy, - modern ABORERS AND MECHANICS guages rapidly taught. Write for catalogue. know that Ed Rolkin, Reno House propri- | | ILLIAN BEDDARD, THE ENGLISH AC- etor, has opened Soto House, 32 Fourth st.: 100 | tress, coaches ladies and -gentlemen for the 2510 $1 per night; $1 25 to $1 per week. | drAmALIc projession: appearnnces arranged. Shake. EMOVED 706 TO_726%, OPP., HOWARD. | cbearean Academy, 406 Van Ness ave, st. Theater; also 116 to 418 Fourth st.: best | : place in the city for new and second-hand shoes. | SEATRY AL jres officers elected by the Rebekah convention still in office and if so what office? These are queries which the ladies are propound- S.. general housework and cooking. Call 224 Sev- = L A e K e enteenth st., bet. Mission and Capp. perience in private boarding-house: refer- EN'S SHO! /3-SOLE ; HEELS, 26c: EON, -PALMIS CLAIRVOYANT, LIFE e 25 5 will furnish appropriate music when the | Was made. Dancing and singing helped | 5% e ences; none otaers need apply. Call, after 8 A. ., l\ doue in 15 minutes. 635 Kearny st.. basement. reader. 533 Post st.: HOUrs 9 A. M. (0 8.P. M.; Ing to each ofhier and to “brother’ Odd | b ¢s are raised and also at night when the | 10 While the time away agresably, sntil the N WISHES ANY KIND OF WORK BY | 626 Eady st oM e besement | 4 also Sundays. ROF. M. C. GEE; SPIRIT TEST MEDIUM; o iSousuitation daily! 1081 Market si., opposite ' Brien’s. Call or oward and Mis- Tamalpais reached her landing at night. Everybody had a most enjoyable day, not a single accident or untoward incident OMPETENT WOMAN WISHES SITUATION occurring to mar the occasion. / to do housework, washing and ironing: wages moderate. 1200 Larkin st. T XPERIENCED NURSE; INVALID, LADY or gentleman, or sanitarium: moderate terms if_permanent; reference, first-ciass families and | prominent city physiclans. MISS DUGGAN, 328 ell st. MS, 16c A DAY; $1 week: rooms for two, 25¢ a day, $1 50 a week; reading room* daily papers. 36 Clay st. HAT CHE 529 SACRAMENTO st.; 100 outside rooms: bestspring beds; single rooms 20c a duy, $1 a wee 10c. . Simpson in instituting the assembly ad- | ensigns are lowered. The residents of the jourried the convention then the officers of | City by the sea are making arrangements Sty v 3 to give the yachts a great reception, and ihe sanventioncannotlesaly prealin byee Santa Cruz wili witness the greatest marine ~This means a new election if the Grand | Sight she has seen since 1884, ommbrot . Lodge this morning does not reconsider | -30uC has a number of surprises still in the action of Grand Master Simpson and | Store for his guests which he is Loldin, reinstate the Rebekah convention until the | Pack until the time is ripe for their devel- matter is settled, with a distinct under- | OPment. the day: good washer: 81 10 per day. address 10 Sherwood place, bet. sion sts., off Third. 7OUNG GIRL FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK. 1618 Washington st. WANTED—)i’v MIDDLE-AGED LADY, SOME good reliable woman to share room rent; com- fortable home. 415 Tehama st. WERS TO TAKE WORK HOME, ON walsts and wrappers, 24 Ellis st., top floor. TANTED — NEAT WAITRESS, PRIVATE boarding-house, $20: girl to wait In restaurant, {The Blythe Estate. Mrs. Cornelia Pennie, as sole devisee and dis- tributee of the estate of James C. Pennie, has filed a petition asking A. C. Freese, as adminis- \IME PORTER, CARD-READER M Boc; palmistry and clairvoyant; sit- urk st., near Jones. MME: DR THOMAS, SCIENTIFIC REVEAL: er by eggsand caris (in‘English or German)tells entire life, past, present, -future; consultatons on y NU it at hal? usual price. 959 Howa $15; housegirl, $15. Cali at 832 Geary st. Eowh ) pa eurd: | 8l affairy. notting excopied: aamesgiven: good i H e e b = - - = e PATRS MEN'S GOOD SHOES, 250 TO 81, | advice: sure help: restores 10st love by sgmpachs standing on the part of the ladies of the trator of the estate of Thomas H. Blythe, to file LADY WANTS POSITION AS WATT- . WHOLIVES AT HOME e S p d . Jette & s L3 HOTEL ARRIVALS. s iaL focount as such administrator. Aside | 1 ress in réstanrani. Call 121 Montgomery, rm. 9. | Y in nelghbornood. Cail bet & and 10, 837 Bids: 500 NBLTYIoslon st R1M0I6S155 smnn m“‘[{‘(‘:;;’;‘_’:\'{’i‘!"“’m‘_': “i-u‘;\"‘rté\z*?z—:,;l:: S : Hox fone i o | TRAINED NURSE, GRADUATE FROM A 00D SHIRTHAND — COME READY F 237 Sixth, | £ 1 s: lov ens; ctiite o 3 DRAWING TO A CLOSE. GEAND HOTEL. evont tha Bling ot hetoyihere is nothing 10 | T piiadelphia hospital, wishea position £ take | (F omc: i i ot SOME READY FOR | IV S |- Monre wite and vty catne paamso H A Harms, Pleasanton Miss I Harms, Pleasanton | P! g g entire charge of an invalld lady or gentleman; | ~— e e | S ALARM | develops clalrvoyance, siate - writing, etc.: has tie T G asdeal c iars Bon all:‘n L‘ul;a::s»_."!’yr;gmwn e~ Sge; Eleasanion ; references. Address Graduate, box 47, Call. ekAT WAITRESSES. 1138 | no electricity. 607 Montgomery st. | seven holy seaix and the Palestine wondéF charm he Grand Lodge Conside ~ | G Martin, Sar Jo uller, Pleasanton SAN FRANCISCO *CALL. ‘QWEDISH GIRL WANTS PLACE T0 DO : LORS AND CUTTERS TO ATTEND THE | fee $1 and upw: 2 S & - Berk . SH GIRL WANTS PLACE TO DO AILORS AND CUTTERS TO ATTEND THE and upwar tine Matters and the Rebekah J A Haskell, Cal G HSteicker&w, Berkeley - s r: Twentleth. 3, CLAIRVOY- 181 Fourth st. 2326 Mission A Cole & w, Red Bluft A T Johnson, Red Bluff G Parker. Salinas W H Martin, Brooklyn W H Alder, Redlands J B Heitmann, Redlands A Stoddard, Cal MissNSeabey, LosA ngeles R 1, Ruby, Arkansas City H Pond, Hollister B C Holly, Vallejo G W Sniith, Oceanside L Mar:in, Los Angeles T Flint & w, San Juan H Grimshaw, San Pedro W H Lehman, Santa Ana W H Bryan. Redlands J Hebbron, Salinas 1 Ruth Jr, Sucramento P A Buell, Stockton Mr McRuer & w, Napa C L Russell, Tulare PARINER WANTED-LADY PREFEREED, | | S C g S . 52 1th Bome means: reanecbie: oo Lr Ry | L an Francisco Cutting School.” 523 Market ‘st Toom 16, . 212 3 5. == Dem. 3313 Bady s, rooi 8811 g ¥ S i ANTED — EXPERIENCED FINISHERS you wait. TO TAKE LODGING AT 10c. 150 and operators on cloaks at M. SIMINOFF'S, | — 100 2% 0c a night, including coffee and rolls. 1228 Market st. RESSMAKERS — FIRST - CLASS ~ WAIST | 824 Washington st., near Kearn [ INDELL HOUSE, 6TH AND HOWARD— and shirt makers, 504 Sutter st. single furnished rooms, 75¢ week, 15¢ night. general housework. Call 305 Chestnut st., be- tween Stockton and Powell. Y A REFINED WOMAN — POSITION AS housekeeper for hotel or summer resort; or housekeeper for widower in Santa Barbara, San Jose or this citv; No.1 references. Call or ad- S th st., r00m 50, from 4 to 7 P30 OUNG GERMAN LADY WISHES POSITION a8 housekeeper; good manager; any part of the only responsible parties need apply. Ad- Assembly. The Grand Lodge I. 0. O. F. is rushing work through with the expectation of an djournment sine die to-night, but it is kely.the desired end will not be reached, as there is too much businessahead to per- mitof any side issues which, from rumors BUSINESS OFFICE ofthe San Francisco CALI— 710 Market street, open untll 12 o'clock every night in the year. BRANCH OFFICES—530 Montgomery street, corner Clay: open until 9:30 o'clock. 339 Hayes street, open until 9:30 o'clock. 717 Larkin street, open until 9:30 o'clock. SW. corner Sixteenth and Mission streets; open until § o'clock. 50c: DONE WHILE 638 Market, opposite Palace Hotel. 218 Stoc SPIRITEALISM, EST CIRCLE TO.. Y ATLORESS WANTED—FIRST-CLASS BUT- tonhole-maker on_coats. 504 Sutter st. - afic are likely 3 | CMPhinney,Sacramento J A Hunnah, Visalia box 10, this office. - o B ROSEDALE—PRICES] T aflout, are likely to come from the Re-) Pty catmmento 44, Jannan, Vis ity S51B A ree Open AnEILE Sloie. SITTATION TED BY WiDOWTOR TE: | S LEPISH WOMEN'S EMPLOYMENT OF- 321 single furnished rooms, §1 week; 20c e o “bekabs and create considerable discussion. | ' N Barberdw,Hanford ¥ J Westcoit, bark Gty | 116 Ninth street, open antll 6:30 ook, Siairs Work and sowing, Cal ac 3265 Buan | fce: 11% Antoulo st. near Elil. 5 TPRY ACME HOUSE, 957 MARKET ST et - the report of che committee on | LLTimmins. Geden G C Wyate &, Swockton 20, 4 FIRISHERS ON ~ COATS AND —PANTS: | Llow Sixth, for a room! 26¢ night; $1 week. BS. EGGERT AIK - Reb SShbie ‘i r E Viked w.Salt Lake Mrs Duval, Livermore " o X o R steady work good wages. 541 Market st. e d ~Rebekab astembly. tho Tollowiug cirtet | e e o s TICES. ITUATION WANTED BY YOUNG GERMAR- = L ested and adopted: e, e grond master, grand secretary, of- GLE ROOMS, 15, 20 AND 31, $1 25, 31 50 per week. | Pacific House .Commercial and Leidesdortt sts. GW Drysiale H B Reed. Chico ,LosAng G S de Luiz, Perris (/AN HAVE DRESSES GUT AND FITTED Mrs J HWited&d, Dnsmur for 83: dresses popular prices or engagements % < CHURCH, American widow as first-class housekeeper. Ad- 25 cents per night ERIAN (SHURCH, | Grons'41 Larkin ot B R : L X and Sacramento st.—Rev. 3 0 by the day ; patterns to measure. 11 Geary. and menbers of the Grand Lodge of the | W J O'Brien&w,0akland W F Seigel, Clements Robert Mackenzie, D.D., pastor: Rev. W. C. Mer- OMAN WAN SEWING OF ANY KIND; i g e X —— dent Order of Odd Fellows of the State | ¥ 4 Hall, Conn E W Maples, Coun xill, assoclate pastor. ces at 11 A. M. and 7:45 gentlemen’s cTt?thie cleaned and repaired. £ GARMO'S WONDERFUL ~FRENCH AGENTS WANTED. ASTROLOGY pi do herebs cranc this charter o | 1.5 0%, Los Aneles Miae L Lavetsy koo |3 S Romia a0y MTSCER" " Yoe T | 126 Ko s sooma b T T e i S o el o gray e, 2 ¥, Pacific G ety of Christian Endeavor at 630 b, o, | et cuTth L. oarn rue method of dresscutting; N CANVASSER. ADDRESS B, 3 SEER_DROF. e o oL S esesably Jetoits e piey el Lemn iy Prayer-meeting Wednesday evening av 7:45 | (3 ERMAN WOMAN WANTS WORK BY THE | Complete course 810 Jeasons Siven: dreammol] box 120, Call Office, FIRAT SRR PRON st Independent Order of 0dd Fellows of Califor- - nis;and said Stat¢ Rebekah Assembly being | _duly formed, is hereby authorized and empow- exed to charter and institute Rebekah lodges of the Indépendent Order of Odd Fellows, in the _State of California, according to the laws and ““usages of Odd. Fellowship, and to_possess and exercise all the powers and privileges apper- day, $1 and car fare. Address A., box 17, this office. TRONG WOMAN WISHES SITUATION IN private family -, plain cooking or chamberwork; city only. Address 963 Mission st., room 8. JIDOW WITH SOME MEANS WOULD like to engage In_business with a gentleman. Call 5 Mason st., room 2, 3 and 4 first floor. ng X o by the week or month: the latest in basting, bon- ot i h s ing, skirts, sleeves, collars, revers, etc.: dresses made on short notice; cutting and fitting a spe- clalty. DE GARMO, 219 Powell st. PROFESSOR — LIVINGSTON'S DRESSCUT- ting and making school : all branches. 702 Sutter. (COUFTIRY DRESSMAKERS SEND 86 FOR o'clock. All are welcome to these servi HOWARD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Mission st.. near Third—The pastor, Rev. F. R. Farrand, will preach at 11 A. M. and 7:30 P, . Sunday-school at 9:30 A. M. Young People’s So- clety of Christian Endeavor at 6:15 P. M. Prayer- mmecting Wedneaday evening at 7:48 o'clock. ~All kindly Invited to these services. Come. PALACE HOTEL. R salsbury, Chicago P Power, Alameda : H Cory, San Jose. J P Burnett, San Jose G CVan Dusen, NY M C Lenahan, lowa E D Knowles, Mont Miss L Allen, Washington MrskHolyworth, Denver T Paimer. ngland L L Gray, Fresno E J Cote. St Louis W G Kerchoft, La SH Wesifall, N Y {MPLOYMEN" TWO YOUNG LADIES oot over, 35: must be daughters of Masons— rphans preferred—to introduce Masoni v N “'l;LLIAMS, 7 City Hall ave. b 5 T AGE! £00d commission ENERGETIC AND INTELLIG salary to right parties. 54 Nevada block, ’\. ME. MINERVA; TH AV Jish ‘paimist, grams to 5:30 in her rooms a: and Franklin, third floor, roon: astended on new proposition; also 9't0 11 | ai d bod: LM DOWELL” DRASSHARING SCADENS: 5 | A e taining 1o such a grand body; proyiaed, always, | T J Smith, La. W J Bell, La SIMPSON ME: AL METHODIST OUNG LADY WOU. KE A GENTIL 2 ISSMAKING ACADEMY, 213 | s that said State Rebekah Assemply be held in | J J Byrne, La ck&w,Cleveland | copal Church, corner Hayes and Bu- PR i) N it | Powell St., to learn dressmaking. P W Herrick, Cleveland W H Jiorton Miss K R McKay,Boston C R Moxey, | K H Wade, La MrsTH Purkerdi, StLouis the State of California, and that they pay due - fespect and obedience to the Sovereign Grand .- Lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fel- man partner in a good paying business. Call 5 Mason st., room 7. TOUNG WIDOW WISHES POSITION AS chanan streets—Rev. A, C. Hirst, D.D.. LL.D., residence, 318 Broderick st. Services at . and 7:45 P. M. Bishop J. M. Walden, HOUSES WANTED. TANTED_HOUSE 8, 7 O] THE NUINE | discoverer of painless gxiraciion FEEE-TEST At tinyr Schoo! 1 LAWRENCE DRESSCUT- Marl OMS: FAM- ¥ 2 ily 3 adults: no children: central location |.And patentee of improved bridze iwork ¢ v 3 P C Deus, Calcutta H E Feschmasher,Boston , LL.D., will preach at 11 o. M. The past housekeeper. Call or address 620 Market st., = = Ninee STWIERLS Jocation: |. S v plate, moved-irom 8 to 20 e ool Grand Todge 1 00, F- fof the | G e o Eacsaent T W rehe Bt il preach at 7:45 v, 3, Subject, i The Bible and | 190m 7, 0pp. Paince Hol LR URIR paNTED AV o 51 el Ofige "£°01S; Tesponsible tenant, | without any. piate, bas & o SR B CSpencer & w, La S Josephs, Chicago the Higher Criticiam.” Sundayisenool st 12:50 | YOUNG WIDOW WISHES T0 DO GENTELE: | YoXPERIANGED FoGCANDLER For com | ez 51, Ca B = - -'This is a matter which is Jikely to cause | e derin iyt LR e e ey snperlmenden:. Epworth man’s mending, 25 Taylor st., room 4. ‘mission house, $60: 20 farmers, different m a row, as the Rebekahs do not all desire to | ¥ I fosen BN, Mias Flint, Ross Wednesday at 7:45 P, 3. Seats free: naners 1S Y OUNG CREOLE LADY WISHES A POSI | raches, 820 and 'lound: 6 Scandinavian or Ger- TN 100 BIC T E S sy s e | BEFOUS cOCAIe T £03: Wou 8 iFst pr - have an organization of their own not de- | Miss Moses, N Y E Moses, N attendance. The public cordially invited to all the tion as housekeeper. Please call at 11 Kearny | man farmers, $20: Swiss milker for Oregon, $25: LEIN, 109 SIXTH ST., PAYS G0OD PRICES | sonable; wors warranjed: ai nc:}ndmfl o pendent upon the fathers and brothers | W D Graham, Stanford J F Boyd &w, San Rafael | services of this church. St., rcom 16. lnnnl!cl'lm’-;r. fgnnlgy,!l 2‘1"6 o b%?-d:y{ lublofln. for clothing, books and jewelry : postal. done; remember x_}h::;;‘;el\r:_ L who are members of the order. I Minturn, Mintarn _J L Coyd, Reading CENTRAL METHODIST EPISCOPAL 3 : Gay R HANSEN & CO. 110 Geary e, 71 508 ety B S = % i < W S Dickson.Manchester A Jaffe, lerlin =& LB - WANTED—MALE, ay. C.R. HANSEN -y eary s LOST TAR. J.J. LEEK, 1 FIFTH—OPEN The report of the committee on mileage | & 1 pcy - Church, Mission st., bet. Sixth and Seventh— | ~..— =" CU07 D CU0 TU TR ST, e . e X I avis, Roxbury F H Beach, Rochester | g7 ey fis 2 O8I STONECUTTERS FOR RAILROAD WORK, | s and Sunday until noon. suggesting that $1590 be appropriated 1o | Mrs M W Kirk, Chicago Miss Wickes, Chicago eath at 7145 . ot an omgellst, of London will | TYARNESSMARER WISHES ITION | 4 35 80'n day and free rare. G- 1. HANSEN § | T OST CRRTTFTOATE 08 Sote s : " pay mileage of delegates and that an as- | J 8 Cook, Caicago E J Marx, St Louis preach at 7:45 P. M. and each evening during the (Englisiman); city or country’ is sober anc e - —CERTIFICATE OF STOCK IN THE T CHALFANTS'S,8MASON,COR. MARK week except Monday and -Saturday. The pastor sets of teeth are made L0 pleasé or no charge: will preach at 11 A. M. Subject, “The Church’s Sure Foundation.” : €0., 110 Geary st. W Batchelor, England F & Macomber, Sonoma reliable. Address E. E. QUAYLE, 1043 Market st. 4 San Francisco Gas Light Com; NEW WESTERN HOTEL. sessment of 15 cents per capita be levied on the name of MARY E. KELL' .subordinate lodges to pay the same was any standing in | » No, 5116, for T EAMSTERS FOR RATLROAD WORK: FREE i TATIONARY ENGINEER WANTS JOB: eight (8) shares: | on bridges, crowns 4nd gold pliités pricesreduced; Sunda- -school, R. V. Watt | QTAT o fare: call to-day: we ship lo-morrow. C. R. | SELL (8) shares: transfer of same has oeen stopped. | 01, DFIGErS Srowrs G g0l plates Brices redu John Hart. Newark, N J Mrs. Brown, Elizabeth- | superintendent, at 1 ». . Young People’s meet- | &) 0¥ kind of engine: or will take fireman's job; | ; (7&3,Cl tordays, we ship Finder will please retura same to B. LBy, | smallecc T s i ;adopted. A D Cameron, Palo Altg _port, N J ings ac 6:30 7. 3. All ure welcome, City references. _Address 8., box 29, this office, RO P! U0 Getey at e 0 3 % 530 California st. | DENTAL ASSOCIATIO! The report of the committee on legisla- | 3 W Savage. St Lois - N1 Shaw, Phillipsburg =k : tion recommending to amend article 1X HOWARD-ST. METHODIST EPISCO- | RELIABLE INDUSTRIOUS MAN WANTS 4 | (JHER FOR COUNTRY HOTEL, $100: P S z 3 : OST—ENGLISH PUG: TAG 1117 317 LYON | U ket bet. 3 ‘and dtn, gas® specialis Teii- , John F Folkins, Chicago B F Gurcline & w, N. it : erstands care fyaiter, $50: chore and bell boy for springs. 4 i 3 5 i€ sgent for painiess. extraction: artificlal teein " of the constitution of the Grand Lodge by | Josie Koutinik, Tdalio . Mrs J N Rice & d. Ale W e o Becusd e Doraes, 610 £o0i SonshrAn Rod BARGY with oolo: | B: HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary st. %,g‘;"s:‘,"fi_“ harness. Reward it recurned | from 85, flings Trom $1; xtracting 0c. with gas$1. adding the following was adopted J Fravcls, Richmond,Va B L Fisher, St Paul morning on “The Unseen Pilot.” in the evenine oy | €004 references. Address B. B., box 65, this office, EAD WAITER, WATER RESORT, $30, C. - - | TYR. REA, 9 H ST.: ALL DENTAL WORK John Necdham, USX S A Hogy, St Louis Y outiiol. Examplesst Sunday-acnool et 13- : R R. HANSEN & C0., 110 Geary st. LLOST-BLACK JERSEY COW, HEAVY IN it lowest prices &na w, i Wienever two or more lodees desire to con- | D J Keohane, US N James Jiarris, Brookiyn o E. e ernday-school at 12:30 | Y'OUNG MAN, 24, WANTS POSITION AS = ¢ calf. Return Eighteenth st. and Ratiroad ave., A Tpent DrSES S0 WiSTAuteit. open uveniuga olidste and form one lodge, each for itself SR Briggs, Cmp Taylor 2 £ Doul, ap: eats Tiara Lo d7as ma e ek e aching at e Lg«;:xne‘{lgr v;:ll,necrr n nx:'o:le‘m: s:?fiml‘ manin = B’%flfi?& SN ?&’f“fi,flcm‘ rog. South San Francisco. P. MULLARK A = EETig; WARRANTED AS 1add ition to that ason, Vicksburg eyl, Camp Taylor 5 EAB e H : -class hotel washer, springs, §20. C. i < good as can be made; filing $1. DE, 8] Brand Loage, or'to the grand macies. shaviny Sips 3B Murray ' o, Ban ot Evaraviie | B pama B e L T | T o T % | ILSANEEN & €O, 10 Geury 1 LT 1380 STOLEN_CERTIFICATE NO. 50 | denust, 830 Marker o -that the question of such consolidation was iy g n Potter, Evansville > owell s Morning service 10:43, Rev. IDDLE-AGED MAN WANTS POSITION TO SLOPEMEN FOR _ RAILROAD ORK; | pany’s stock i b NTON. | A LL WORK REASONABLE AND W A ol ihmitied 1o 6ach of the petitioning j0aoms g | Fortland Miss &2 Waltlon, Oblo | Ch. Vienot of Tabiti will preach; evening 7:30, M S private place; take care of horses 2 e n W hsr £'C0., 110 Geary st. | All persons are combAme Sgainst ez I ToF 5 AT ke g T s Tt e &'t the tiree | Tobn Frick & w. Yhita }:o‘:, i‘:mle n, Berkeley = Gyosi:ilz’;.iimx TCES CONDUGTED 0 :gm-;mmu}v et o T ANTED—GARDENER ABOUT & MINE, | t18 Sime, as transier has been stopped at the oifice = resent in eas ' o 'son, Berl s 7] i . v A a - . > | of e com; . :il'v?f?:& s o g0 8t dhe tline | diinter San Oasion N M G 5Dt Q'pmn “Bible principles, “Withont money sua HOD0 stewdy Dlsce. st $ISRNG foand: anol o G D Mclean, GrassVally Mrs E'W Smith, Shasta Y QUNG PRESSMAN DESIRES POSITION: | blacksmith for steady place, 840 to $45 and board : withont price,” held LOrd’s day in hall 2 at 927 “years' experience. Address Press, box 77, OST—BLACK POINTER DOU, ANSWERING -The question of permitting the emblem | W H Louis, Los Angeles Mrs N Goldsmith, Preind | Mission st. Subject, 11 A. . young man to drive butcher wagon and care for T “Where Is the | Call Ottice. horses In country, $15 and found: also f lodim P; suitable reward paid to any one {ind- extracting whe 5 n ; G W Finch, Oklaboma H C Lechner, Baxersfiold | ¢ N B g i n country, $ onnd: also farmers, | ing same: no questions asked, | SUT RO, 408 Mont- rics i of the {’i‘;g:;i';’ bf D noon ‘bd"g‘“"‘:'“ H Hoimes, Honolulu_ Ben Leet, Bukershiend | Crented ‘and With. Whom Maintaneds Boror. BAKER AND PASTRY COOK WIRHES A | teamsters, milkers, cooks, waiters and dishwash: | goraery and 1118 bias str D g s i e iatia v kS .. in Cal , par! Y Dy INSUrance | arsC F Lot &sn, Orovl A S Smith, Marysville body Welcome. situation. Address S. R.. box 23, this office. ers. W.D. CO., Clay st. Ieeth from $8 per set; extracting 56c: gas.given. OLTON DENTAL ASSGCIATION. 806 MAR- ket st. DR.CHARLES W. DECKER. companies, was again positively prohibited " by the vote of the Grand Lodge, despite the . fact the Sovereign Grand ge has ranted permission for its use in other tates. Mrs L McCall, San jose W Blajsdell & w, Almeda. Mrs L H Garrigus,Salinas Mrs J F Birlem, S Quentn B H Upbam, Mariinez Mrs E Shelton & neice, Henry Bird, Sacramento ~ Oakland J H Pomeroy, Portiund Los-r-mm DOG, MAY 9, WITH SORE eyes: reward. 1079 Howard st. LosTr ENGLISH PUG DOG. REWARD IF Teturned to 546 Cls ANTED—COFFEE-HOUSE WAITER, $30 YOUDE man to wait in coffee-house, $2i Frenchman to take care of horses, milk cows, etc., $26; 1o wash dishes, ’10 and_found; elderl; man in kitchen, 812 and found. LEON ANDR-J. Y OUNG MAN (GERMAN), WITH SOME EX- perience in the grocery and bar business, wants . _Please address H. F., box 64, Call. NOTICE OF MEETINGS. B, FUNERAL NOTICE — CALIFOK- nia Commandery No. 1 K. T.—Offi ANTED—WORK BY YOUNG MAN (GER- A » OST—IN WESTERN ADDITION, BET. B Han N i 2 BALDWIN HOTEL. D ik st nrt bt Hhe Mot BT -t6 AMcbm. @ man) 1o do cbamberwork, assist in dining- | 315 Stockton st. chanan and . on_Tuesday afternoon, N C WITHOUT - The compiling and revising of a new di- | Mrs A S Richardson.N Y C A Kuler & w, Bérkeley | in thé asylam on SUNDAY, Mas 19, 1805, Y R L e R PUTTER-MAKER, #36 T _§i5; BLACK | lady's enameicd Fold watoh. Retorn o 3507 Clay Chais, 102t hoe e R i o Ee gest for California was referred to the in- | DrA B show & w. Cal ¥ ‘Busher & v, Decete | abL oslonk =2c; e chs purptes of sending e | 270 I Ty 190 AT YOUNG & mith and shoer for camp, $26; ranch black- liberal reward. pc e R SR L A T T ing c i i Freedman, St Lou; s00dman & w, > uneral o ceased irater, F NESE: LE AN ih, $25; = : = st s anding commitiees with pover | ¥EE b £ SEMASTLY | Rt s MGG L | an s, masmecramtr rome d | B B S0 B RS | T et e i s ro LmA 3 E: gy . lams, San Rafael . HU. ,» Comma) 3 ass walter €00) 0 3 | farmers, ers. . ., N F The committee on printing and supplies | M Smith, San Jose TR Weaver, san Jose 18 HIimAM T. GRAVES, Recorder. | Eood Teierences: Address ORY, 140 Stcvensonst: Kers. B T.WARD & CO. 608 and | the name'of STEPHEN BORX, No. 86,300, The P TN b Vs UL SR 610 Clay st. TQ LEASE — THE GROVE-ST., THEATER. Appiy MADISON & BURKE, 626 Market. finder will please return to bank.