The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, July 27, 1895, Page 12

2 12 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SATURDAY, JULY 27, 1895 TR THOSE FRUIT COMBINES, Grower Hatch Tells How They Operate in Eastern Cities. RING METHODS RESORTED TO. The Close Auction-Room Is a Sqeeze on Both Producer: and Retailer. The fruit-growers of this State do not propose to submit to the manipulations of a few New York and Chicago merchants if such can possibly be avoided. It has resolved itself in a question of whether the Eastern market is to be con- trolled by a few middlemen or whether it | f.om Virginia City, died of apoples 14th of the isla is to be an open market. The Porter Brothers Company and the Earle Fruit Company, which ship almost four-fifths of the fruit of California to the East, some time ago, aiter a score of years of sharp fighting, concluded that the only way to prevent the fruit rings of New York and Chicago from taking unfair advan- tage of the producers was to combine and establish open auction-rooms iree to all bidders. The result isthat in these two | centers of distribution they now have open auctions, from which no buyer is barred. This was the first step in an endeavor to secure fairer treatment for California fruits. The next was the effort of the California Fruit Growers’ and Shipper: S8 tion to obtain a central fruit-auction scheme— aconsolidated open auction—in New York to which the National Fruit ion there refused to agree, as President Wein- | stock of the California Fruit Growers’ and Shippers’ Association explained in THE CALL of yesterday. The National Fruit Association had re- peatedly expressed itself rably toward the idea of such a consolidated auction- room, and its refusal to make the com- " promise came as a great surprise, and seemed like a breach of good faith to the California grower: In Chicago the Merchants’ Fruit Auc- tion Company established a closed auction- room in a building on the Illinois Central tracks at the foot of South Water street, with Frank Cuneo as the president. This auction company has only recently been started, and its object is to bar out retailers and peddlers. In consequence of the refusal of the com- | mercial rings in these two cities to enter into an equitable arrangement the ship- ers of this State are somewhat divided etween the rival a: n rooms, the mar- | ket is demoralized and prices have suffer a decline to the producer, though it does not | appear that the consumer has been enabled | to buy any cheaper. The middlemen have | cornered the market for their own benefit, | aund in that lies the explanation of their | The latter | § opposition to open auctions. are making a titanic effort to brea power of the combines. | Such is the inside information gathered | from A. T. Hatch grower accessible in this City, and who ships direct to the East thro Fruit Company, with whicli he is inci- | dentally associated. Mr. Hatch feels com- | petent to talk on the subject. He saidi yesterday afternoon: It amoun imply & combination on the | part of & few ants 10 control the market, | gertainly not for_the producer’s benefit. T! ‘can get together in & ceucus just like ring poli- ticians would, and sey just what the prices shall be. Between them'they can so arrange it that one shall bid in onc lot, another man shall bid in another line, and €0 on, with the understanding that afler each has bid in his particular lot without opposition, and they have completely cornered the market. they are 10 divide up beiween them all the shipments in sight and then charge the reteilers what- | ever prices they please. It is justas bad as a | courthouse ring, and amounts to & robbing | machine. Now they say that their combination is to Xkeep out “disreputable” buyers. A buyer is | “reputable” if he agrees with their methods and the prices they fix; otherwise he 15 *dis- Teputable.” «t me show you how this apparently plaus- 1ble excuse of theirs, that they simply wish keep out retailers and peddlers, operate Many of your consignments there #re reported in “‘bad condition.”” This does not mean that the fruit is rotten, but that it is too Tipe to be sent out into the country or shipped any long distance. To the combination these consign mentsare not worth anything for country sales, | but they are just what the retailers and ped- | dlers want for the city trade. If. therefore, the | Tetailers and peddlers are kept out from the auction sales the merchauts in combine can buy such fruit at very low figures to them- selves and subsequently dispose of it to the re- tailers and peddlers for the prices the retailers and peddlers would have given us in an op suction; in fact, the retailers and pedd would probably have paid even better fi The nice margin of profit which the merchants in the combine are thus enabled to squeeze out of the producer, on the one hand, and the retailer and peddier, on the other, goes into their own pockets, of course. My reason for preferring a union auction for gale of our fruitsin Eastern markets is this: Thatall of those who desire to buy our fruits may come together in one place and compete for them. Itmatters not to me on what pier or other place so Jong as there is only one place for the buyers to find our goods. A union auction open to all who desire to buy is what the fruit-growers need. All who wish to buy competing for the goods in one place means the best results to us and wiil surely give less opportunities to dealers to form combinations | for the purpose of getting our goods for less than their value. 3 But thet is what is 1n the cocoanut. Itseems that the buyers prefer to heve as few of their number présent at a sale as_possible, that th. may the more readily combine for the purpose of controlling the sales by agreements among themselves. Of course they are not philan- thropists—they are working to get the best of us. It is our duty to ourseives, therefore, to stand firmly and pull “one for all end all for oae” for self-protection; then it wilinot be our fault if we are robbed. There are no. dealersin Chicago, New York or any other city desirous that we should get the best prices for our goods—the lower they can buy them the better for them of course. If we would be protected we must protect our- selves. Itwould be n safe rule to antagonize every movement of the buyers. Asitis, as in & game of chess, they tryto beatus aievery move. “Eternal vigilance” is the price of fair Play at their hands. / Then why Tol watch them closely—that is part of the business. For my part 1 will not #hip any fruit to a where some of the buy- ers can say who shall have an opportunity to bid for it,and who shall not, nor to an auction- house that;is trying to control the number of buyers. The only large fruit man in the State who does not look at the matter in the same light is J. Z. Anderson of San Jose. Heis working in_the interest of the close auction-room of the National Fruit Asso- ciation, and some of the lesser handlers, looking at the matter more from the point of view of the Eastern middlemen than irom that of the California producer, are inclined to follow Mr. Anderson’s lead. One of them, a locai merchant, said as much yesterday, but for fear that his course of action would antagonize the producers he asked that his name be withheld from publication, 7 HOTEL ARRIVALS. GRAND HOTEL. J James, Napa B L Ryder, San Jose M Graham, U S N 3 Leob, Portland J Patterson & w, Sacto G Van Gorden, San Jose H C Goodell Sacramento W E Favers, Cal A Jackson. Cal R M McCabe, Santa Cruz 3irs C P Longhudge, Cal Mrs C Maddrell, Nev City M Fletcher, Cal G cCandless, Cal L E Tonnode, N Y W F Peterson. Sacio H J Woodlaw, Carson B E Buras, Mt View P C Mort, Stockton Mrs R B Hurd, Cal Miss Hurd, Cal A W Lambert, Portland G Pacheco & w, Ignaclo W P Myer, Sicramento W B Gates, Chicago J Buckingham, Uklal G Naher, Fresno A € Smithers & w, Cal H A W Torchinar & w, G W Kincaid, Cal Merced Mrs S J Baker, Boston Miss E M Blackburn, R M Hemingsen, Wash Boston ‘W A Bond, Cal F L Erickson, Guadalpe J Breuner, Sacramento J B Treadwell, Sacto . L Gerlach'& w, Stockton BALDWIN HOTEL. A J Buckley, Fairfield W O Cormack, St Louls A H Hallahan, Mayfield J M McPike, St Helena 1L J Evans, Seattle T Lesser, N ¥ M S Sopex, N Y 8 Sopex,'N Y k the i | d | f o is the largest fruit- | © i lecture, ch the Earle | Horns: 8 W F Barrett, Chicago J O Reis. PALACE HOTEL. R J Dempsey Chicago & Irs Mosher, East Orange Chicago Miss_Frazer, Est Orange Miss McKenzie,EE Orange HC Whi W D L Benedi: 1. 11 Toster, Conn B Cellte, D G Cod B P Smif € von G D W Martin, Alameda R Effey Mrs ¢ H H Robinson, I ite & w, Ga LN Y B Piercy, Ga C 1 Wilson, Boston B H Foster, Conn NY ¥FH 4, Vecaville e, Red Bluff W S Leake & th, Los Angeles R B Kello: tichten,S Mateo R B Dappaa B D Murphy, X A B Cook, Miss M Hawkins, N'Y W W Warner, Wis Santa C Tupper, NEW WESTERN HOTEL. C B Williams, Visalia T Nolan, US N J R Bowan, Boston J L McLaughlin, R T B Ruch & fam, fowa J O Buss, Woodland J o Santa Cruz B B Green, Ind M Miss Lu John Ki s B Thors, Vallejo Mrs W W L F Woads, Fresno J B Futhers, Ashland J L Lucy, Brooklyn B B Booth : v Booth, Sanger Frank Jones, Victoria ng, Ireland ¥ L Summers. Chico St Paul Miss R Root, Sacto TW Pet DS O*Ca Miss Rol Miss Petersos W s Heron A L Gates, Santa Cruz Mrs M Lesser, N Y ackson, Sacto G M Hepburn, Cal Daniel paper 1 al se time ago of diphther At the time of LICK HOUSE. n, San Jose H M Schreve, Tulare ailaghan, S Cruz H W George & w, S Clara binson, Visalia G E Williams, Union Isld Visalia A T Lipman, Berkeley San Jose W A Hoblitzell, Missoula Mrs B K Block, 10 Miss Lesser, N ¥ 13 W Harmon.w & f, Red- wood City L An Old Comstocker Dead. 1 Lyons, once an old Comstock news- nan and member of the Legislature y on the this month at Honolulu. He went to nds about fourteen years ago and had zed in politics and journalism ever death he was finan- otary of the American League. He vears of age and leaves two children. . and three other children died a short A L R Gone to the Yosemite. Henry K. Field, chairman of the executive committee of the Yosemite Commission, has gone to the velley on his annual trip of in- spection, to_ascertain the needs of the reserva- tion for the coming winter, The visit will extend over several weeksand on the report he rendels spent during the ensuing year, night in BR. corper Cl Hayes street, open until 7 La SW.c NCH OFFICE! will depend the amount of money to be “CALL.™ ofthe San Franclsco CALL— SAN FRANCISCO S OFFICE oft arket street, open until 12 o'ciock every the year. 530 Montgomery street, open until 9:30 o'clock. 0 o'clock. arkin street, open until 9:30 o'clock. rner Sixteenth and Mission streets, open Tntil € o'clock. £518 Mission street. open until § o'clock. 116 Ninth street, open until 50 o'clock. chanan pastor; reside MORIAL METHODIST SIMPSON ME iscopal Church, corner Hayes and Bu- Rev. A. C. Hirst, D.D., LL.D., ce, Broderick street. Services at 11 A, . 7:45 P. M. Preaching at 11 A. M. and 7:45 p. M. The Rev. W. F. McDowell. D.D., Charcellor of the University of Denver, will at 11 He is one of the most elos ors of Methodism. Dr. Hirst will pre P. M.; subject. “Whither e We Drift- two S & Sunday-school at 12:30 P. a., C. kins superintendent. EZ cpiccon e, D.D. .M. Wedne: ¥ Topics of the Week.” 2026 Howard st. # = FIRST cor. Rev. Robert Mac] Epworth League services at 5 P. M. Praver meeting Wednesda, The' shers in_attendance. v invitea to all the services of this church. “CHURCE COR. CAPP cClish. D.D. and even- g up the Frag- ning of Our sermion to parents, teachers and pupils. HOWARD - = METHODIST and Third Rev. W. W, bloc . “Prayer meet- :pworth League 6:45 of the morning sermon, biect of the evening £ Heads and Ten ph of Romanism.” Prelude on | Pastor’s residence, | elephone 6065 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, ess ave. and_Sacramento_st. enzie, D.D., pastor. Rev. W. C. Photog Merrill, S0 e | or. Dr. Mackenzie will peach at 11 A. M. and 5 P. M. Sunday-school a 45 P. M. Young People’s Socleiy of Chris- tian ndeavor at 6:30 P. M. Prayer-meeting Wednesday evening at o'clock. All are wel- come to these servi . [ - . JOI PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, BF corner Calitornia and Octavia sts.—Rev. D. Hanson Irwin, pastor. Services to-morrow at 11 A.M. and P. M. The Rev.W.E.Smith will preach at both ‘service bath-school at 9:45 A. M. Young Peopl Christian En- deavor, 6:45 Wednesday ning pastor. ., Al by the Rev. C. Tows, at 11 Arch topic. tractive at er 7:30 ther Beautiful and £ the Christian 1s God Our school at 12:30 P. 3. Young oci I thesé services are open to the public. 5% an members are notified of a called meeting on SUNDAY, the the funeral our late brother, Master Masons in zood s anding are invited, ATTE. Harbor Hall, Al GEORG will address the meeting. [Z3% PACIFIC WARLY, Corr GOOD CITIZ Address by RE ome’s Sirength and NOTICE OF MEETINGS. SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE. IDDLE- GED WOMAN WISHES A SITUA- 10 do housework: city or short distance in will work for moderate wages. 2T%g JEAMSTRESS AND THOROUGH DRESS- maker desires a position as maid, invalid’s nurse or children; understands hairdressing. Ad- dress W. T., box 97, Call Office. N%AT RELIABLE TERSON WISHES POSE tion for light upstairs work or the care of a comiort and good treaiment the first con- dress 916 Alabama st. child: HELP WANTED—Continued. HELP WANTED-—Continned. GEBMAN OR SWEDISH SECOND GIRL, American family of 3, $20; German seam- stress, $20; French second xirl, $25: 2 German second girls, $20: housework girl, San Luis Obispo, $25; Calistoga, $15: Alameda, $20: 8 bousework girls, city, $20 and $25. MISS CULL! 105 Stockton st. ERMAN NURSE, $25; SEE LADY HERE. MISS CULLEN, 105 Stockton st. (GERMAN OR SWEDISH WOMAN OR AMER- ican with a child as housekeeper for widower, $10. MISS CULLEN, 105 Scockton st. D GIRL WANTS SITUATION has first-class refer- JXPERIE! 2s mald or secmstress ences. Apply S., box 88, Cal (100D SWEDISH COOK WANTS SITUATION to $25. Call 1239 Mission st., bet. inth, Swedish ch““i“, OUSEKEEPER WANTS POSITION, CITY or_country. Address or call 636 Clay st., 2 and FIDOW W housewor! V preferred. Call 1104 Mission st., room 6. iES SITUATION TO DO widower's family with children IRL WISHES SITUATION TO DO GEN- eral housework: is good plain cook. Please call 37 Stanford st., between Sec Th MPETENT AMERICAN SHES situation to do general housework or cookiry clty or country: wages $20 to Room 43, 182 Sixth st NOMPETENT WOMAN WITH THE BEST OF ) reference wishes situation to do_general house- work In American family: good cook and laun- dress; city or country: wages $15. Address N. D., box 79. Call Offi TOUNG WIDOW WISHES POSITION AS housekeeper. Call at 11 Kearny, room 27, first floor. VW AITRESS, HOTEL, HOPLAND: $20. AP- ply to MISS CULLEYN, 105 Stocktonst. ____ \'URSE. $10. MiSS CULLEN, 105 STOCK- AN fon st ©) GIRLS, SAME HOUSE, LIGHT WORK: 2 sleep home: $10 each. MISS CULLEN, 105 Stockton st. IRL “OR WOMAN, CHAMBERWORK: ¥ lodging - house: $13. "Apply early (0 MISS CULLEN, 105 Stockton st. 7 ANTED—FRENCH NURSERY ness, see lady here at 11 to-day: cook for men, #25; Protestant cook, 2 in family, $25; Ger- man'cook, $30; 2 French and German nurses, $20; 0Ok for restaurant, Germanstyle, $30; Protestant chambermald: 8 waitresses, hotel and restaurants: starched froner, $10 week, and a great many girls to fill our numerous situations in city and country. J. F. CROSETT & CO., 812 Sutter st. ANTED—NURSE GIRL. APPLY CROS- ETT’S, 812 Sutter st. GOVER- cook for 8 ANTED—_PEDDLERS FOR A NEW SANI- ey 5 articles will b used In every household: asy to sell with good profit. Apply to MA LOEBEL, 2444 Picainont hves Oailand. $ 925(). BARBER-SHOP (150): A BARGAIN: DU. 00d business; runs 3 chairs. 14 Turk. ARBE P, TWO C FOR SALE. Call 123 Seventh - U b FORS BUSINESS CHANCES,, BUSINESS CHANCES—Continued. ROLL & STENBERG, 719 MARKET, NEAR ‘Third, sell or exchange businesses, furnished houses, orchards, vineyards, San_Francisco, Ala- meda and Oakland property: send particulars: all applications for sales promptly attended to. JOR SALE—_HALF INTEREST IN PAYING corner saloon : must sell on account of sickness; will_safely guarantee $60 & month to Pparty. PROLL & STENBERG, 719 Market st. Fm’sichsg _ TATLOR-SHOP FOR SALE cheap. 441 Bush st. &B STARTS YOU IN BUSINESS THAT PAYS $2 70 perday. Apply 328 Seventh st. ‘\IAN OR WOMAN TO MANAGE SMALL GEN- I eral merchandise store, country town: must g:x\’e small cash security. Address box 255, Lodi, EFRESHMENT AND DELICACIES: Iunchhouse; patronized by bicycle clubs; im- mense night trade: only popular piace in Western Addition. PROLL & STENBERG, 719 Market st. $97 PRODUCE, DELICACIES; LIVING- 4 + rooms, near Market; sacrifice on ac- count of illness; bargain. PROLL & STENBERG, 719 Market st. W ANTED—MEN WHO DO NOT RECEIVE their wages (0 place accounts with us; law and commercial coliection: no charge unless successtul. K COLLECTION AGENCY, 110 Sutter, r 4, TED — GOOD BARBER; APPLY BE- tween 2and 4 p. x. 1527 Park st., Alameda. BARBERS, FOR EMPLOYMENT CALL SEC. Barbers' Ass., 12 Seventh. H. SCHEUNERT. 392] ELLIS, ROSEDALE—ROOMS %3¢ TO 50¢ anight’; $1 to $3 a week; open all night. $30 PARTNER WANTED IN OLD ES- « tablished fruit produce business: loca- tion best in downtown market: full investigation allowed. PROLL & STENBERG,719 Market st. PARTNER FOR 56-ROOM HOTEL: BEST LO- catlon: near Market: steady paying house. PROLL & STENBERG, 719 Market st. $800, DELICACIES STORE: TAMALS « manufactory: best paying popular busi- ness in Western Addition. PROLL & STENBERG, 719 Market st. TTENTION—10c & 15c NIGHT, GOOD & 41X clean rooms. Kailroad House, 533 Commercial. 100 2ES TO TARE LODGING AT THE NEW town; Diace, 717 floward st., near Third; best in B¢ to night. W AITRESS. COUNTRY HOTEL, FARE PAID, $20: waitress, assist chamberwork, plain hotel, country, $20; waitress, assist chamberwork, near city, $15: restaurant waitress, city. $20; Ger- man girl, tend bakery and assist general house- work, $15: young gir!, care 1 child, see party here. C. R.HANSEN & C0., 110 Geary st. HOES 80 M| WHILE.YOU R wait; half usual price. 959 Howard, 40914 Pine. REE BEER: BEST (N CIT SCHOONERS for 5 cents at 228 Pacific st. ILL HOUSE, 6TH AND HOWARD— L4 single furnished rooms, 75¢ week, 16¢ night. CATED AND COM- W AN TO COOK SHORT OHDER, $30: P oman situation as governess, waliress, couniry hotel, $20: waltress, light or would £0 s nurse to mvalid: willing to make | place, $15: housework, city and countr herself generally useful Pine st wages. MURRAY & RE 4 and 6! POSITION TO AT- JOMAN FOR G HOUSE s willing to cook if_party is un- $18; free far class plac marrie ears' reference Jast place: clry or SADY, 634 and 638 Clay st. countr; Call or address MISS C. R., 3194 Fifth, — = Y QUNG WOMAX WANTS EMPLOYMENT AT the Mechanics’ Fair. Address Fair, box 151, Call Office SR EE YV OUNG LADY WANTS POSITION AS HOUSE- keeper or any light work. Call at 2723 Folsom. MERIC. SIRL WOULD LIKE A ST wages 825, Call 12 Geary c MAKEES; FEW E 1 25 per day: cat by Taylor's system fit guarantced. CALr Office D, Sixteenth and Mis- sionst. QTEADY WOM2 D to do light housework. tina, bet. Fourth and Fifth. 2 R RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES TO /o upstairs work; good references. Call 387 San Jose ave.; wages $12 to $15 per month. TEAT, RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES PO- s in bakery or candy-store. Address 56534 Natoma st. N WOULD LIKE SITUA- Address 328 Clemen- URSERY Apply MIS: ages; see lady here. PLUNKITT, 424 Sutter st. ANTED—GIRL TO HELP IN KITCHEN $15, and a number of youns girls to assist in housework and a girl for housework, $20. 1114 ‘Antonio st., ot Jones, near Ellis. ANTED—MIDDLE-AGED OR_ELDERLY Woman to take care of children: a goyd home and fair wages to the right pergon. Seng address to 3., box 87, Call Office. L OVER 16 YEARS; ASSIST HOUSE- work and children: $10. 1214 York st., near ‘Twenty-fourth. ¥ N ILLINERY TRADE TAUGHT; PUPILS ARE taken in class or private: terms reasonable. 2510 Calitornia st. IDDLE-AGED LADY: Davls st., upstairs; no wash ng. D — PROTESTANT GIRL FOR 20513/ Mission st. AMILY. 303 JIRST-CLASS COOK AND JHOUSEKEEPER, F Vi sood reterobecs, desires situaion i cicy or couniry. Call or address Housekeeper, 553 Mission s REFINE a position of an invalid: box 93, Call O FIRST-CL zagements in families: the latest designs at re- duced rates: references. Apply 1616 Edd JOIRST-CLASS COOK; PRIV good reference. 3 GOOD FAMIL SHES housekeeper or would take charge ood seamstress. Address K. L., 7IDOW WIT LD LIKE gentleman for part eventh, top floor, room MAKI 3 12¢ up. {ITH, 854 M . QITUATION WANTED BY YOUNG GERMAN 2 girl as seamstress: understands dressmaking. Please call 51215 Taylor st. POosLTIoN as writer or_hookkeeper country. Address E., box 19, Call Office. \"OUNG CHILE on as amanuensis or light employment. T st., room 2. city or 27 N E good city references. AGED WOMAN WOULD LIKE A place to take care of invalid or children: is a g00d sewer. Address M. A.. box 155, Call Offic V OUNG 1LADY WITH CONSIDERABLE Kknowledge of sewing would likelplace with tirst- class dressmaker. Address MISS E. H. 1706 Larkin st & Y OUNG WoMAN WISHES POSITION TO DO hing or houseclesning. Apply 124 Clara st. [XFERIENCED DESIGNER AND DRE U maker from New York City desires work day in families, best city references. Alta, box 23, Call Offic QITUATION WANTED BY 3 D s > Wwith boy 10 yearsold (German) ; man first-class gardener and _all sround worker; wife good €00k and honsekeeper; want work of any kind; in city | or on ranch: will take charge of boarding outfi in sawmill or railroad camp. Address J. M., 726 Mis- sion st., room 1 TRL FORGE EWORK. APPLY 40 Bartlett st. from 10 4. 3. 10 2 P. M. = T ITTLE GIRL TO ASSIST AT LIGHT HOUSE- 4 work. 1507 Filmore st. e (OMPE' TLADY TO RENT BOARDING house dining-room. B. }., box 8. Call Office. OUNG WOMAN FOR HOUS sleep at home. 201 Powell st (IRL TO DO HOUSEWORK: WAGES $12. 1124 Fourteenth st., near Folsom. VW ANTED-NICEAPPEARIX 25 to 35, with $50, to travel g00d onening for the right par: Call Office. no canvassing; 8. G.,box 145, “r'AA N C 1 G for general housework: must be a good cook ; wages $20. Address box 53, Benicia. W ANTED-EXPERIE, ers on white shirts. _App! Factory, Gough st., bet. Hay i " TANTED IMMEDIATELY—YOUNG, 58 10 learn millinery; graduate them in 3 months. 234 Taylor st. (GEBMAK GIRL TO ASSIST WITH HOUSE work and take care of children. 625 Geary s 50() FOMEN AND GIRLS TO WORK ON fruit. Apply immediately at California Canneries Co., Brannan st.. bet. Third and Fourth. RESSCUTTING AND DRESSMAKING— Ladies, I am sure it will interest you to know that the McDowell is the standard system of dresseutting throughout the world, having received the highest award at all the New England Fairs, first and_highest the Worid’s Chicago. and on y system receiving a gold me in Califoria; easy to learn, most rapid to use; n is the time (0 get ready for business: patterns cut to order, 25¢; dressmakers furnished to shops and families, MCDOWELL DRESSMAKING ACAD- EMY, 213 Powell st., San Francisco. ILLINERY TRADE TAUGHT; PUPILS are_taken In class or private; terms reason- able. 2510 California st. (TARMENTS _PERFECTLY COMPLETED withont trying on: call and test. Lawrence Catting-school, 123 ket st. RY-GOODS MAN (ALL AROUND), DR £oods in particular. desires position; cit country; can give securlty $150. Scotch, box 95, Call Oftice. W ANTED— AT PAPER-HANGING by theday, roll or job by R.C. HALL, 1137 Mission st. MIPDLEAGED 3 WANTS EMPLOY- AYL ment: some experience at nursing, store work and clerking; low wages. Address M. A., box 85, Call. LODGE NO. d AL M Officers and are welcome. to nl(nml} 9( AV WIHL. , at 10 A. M LI BN ORGE P} ON, MARIN GINEERS No. 35— You are hereby noified to attend a oint_meeting 0f M. E. B. A. No. 35 and of Pilot No. 15, to be held at Fraternal zar building, on the evening of July 27. UHLER, National President M. E. B. A., By order. AREY, President. J. JOHN EMAN WHO TOOK CARE OF AN alid 4 years wishes like position or watch- man in some hospital or institution of that kind. Address W., box 85, Call Office. SR, TRUSTWORTHY, MARRIED MAN or would like's watchman’s place. 212 Stenart st. JORENCH ACCORDION PLEATI made suits; $7; perfect fit. 118 McAllisterst. MALE HELP WANTED. W ANTED—1 HOUSE-PAINTER AND 6 FIXN- ishing carpenters for Central America, to go Monday, $6 day silver, part fare advanced: chore- boy for conntry, $5 and found: butter-maker, $30; saw-filer, $3 50 per day; laborers for city and coun- try. $1 50 and $1 75 day, and others. Apply to J. F.CROSETT & CO., 628 Sacramento st. W ANTED — FIRST CLASS BUTLI party here to-day, $50 L0 $60: restaura $50; ranch cook, $20; German restaurant- £40, and others. ' Apply to J. F. CROSETT & CO., 628 Sacramento st. ITUATION WANTED BY YOUNG MAN ) (German) to drive baker or milk wagon or any other delivery wagzon; also understands the grocery first-class Teferences. Address Driver, st. i) JAPANESE sitnation 50 as to attend school. box 87, this office. STUDENT WANTS Address J. 8., ING, MET- July 28, 3 M. ROSS, politan Temple, TO TH Honey Lake Valley Land and W: OCKHOLDERS OF THE er Com- pauy, & corporation—The regular annual meeting of the stockholders of the above-named corpora- tion not having been called or held on the day | pointed for said meeting by the by-laws of sald corporation, and no time thereafter for the holding of said meeting being provided for by the said by- Jaws or ordered by the board of directors of said corporation, a meeting of the Honey Lake Valley Land and Water Company is hereby called 1o be held on P. 3, at the 3d day of August, 1895, at 2 o'clock the ofice of said_corporation, rcom 69, Columbian building, 916 Market st., San Fran’ cisco. Cal., for the purpose of holdlng' the annual election of & board of directors of said corporation and for the transaction of such business as may regularly come before said meeting. Owner stock of his attor: A. L. BANCROFT, and holder of 1070 shares of the capital said corporation (by CUKTIS HILLYER, ney-in-fact); THEO. Z. HARDEE. Ovwner and holder of 49,930 shares of the capital stock of said_corporation, to-wit; Of that stock evidenced by certificates Nos. 29,50, 31 and 34, formerly standing on the books of said corporation in the name of FRED W. LAKE trustee. San Francisco, July 19, 1895. ANNUAL MEETING—THE REGULAR annual meeiing of the stockholders of the of August. purpose the ensul busines: sfer bool o'cloe lau Plantation Company will be held at the the company, 327 Market street, San Fran- California, on THURSDAY, the 1st day of 1895, at the hour of 11 o'clock A. M., for the of electing a board of directors to serve for ing year and the transaction of such other Trans- as may come before the meeting. s will clos ] SPECIAL NOTICLS. GOLD MINES WANTED; GIVE FULL B aesc ption and most favorable terms. Ad- dress A box 157, this office. BAD TENANTS EJECTED FOR B4, Collections made, clty or country. Pacific Collection Co., 415 Montgy st., room 6, Tel. 5580. flers embroidered to order. Stockton st. 5 Corxs no puin. Chiropodic Trstitute, GENTS' SUSPENDERS AND MUF- Room 78,105 MOVED WITHOUT KNIF] 36%, Geary MISS DAVIS, CRIROPODIST AND 7 manicure. Parlor 9. 122 Post st. W ELL-POSTED STENOGRAPHER DESIRES employment. Address C. G., box 85, Call. EDWOOD TIES TO CUT, 10 30 wondchopéwn. $1 MURRAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay. ARTENDER, $250 AND FOUND: 4 COOKS, $30 to $50: 3 waiters, $20 and $25 porter boy $18. MURRAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay s YW HEELWRIGHT, CGUNTRY SHOP: HA ness-maker for a ranch: carpenter for a mine: § farmers. MURRAY & READY, 634 and 636 Jlay st. 500.000 % cents each: acord. JTUATION WANTED BY A SOBER AND reliable gentleman, who is a graduate of a business college: can speak French and English; used to hard work; any kind of honorable employ- ment; best of references. S. W., box 112, Call. OBER, ACTIVE AND RELIABLE ELDERLY T N . n understands care of horses, cattle good_driver: wife competent cook sekeeper: good general worker: 3 years' California_reference: city or country. Address M. W., box 87, this office. G PEO- LAINERMAN, 835 T0 $i0 AND FOUND: holtman for shingle mill, §26 and board; 2 car- nters, country, $2 a day; 4 laborers, city, $2 a ay; 6 woodsmen, $26, 10 €0 to-day; redwood tie- makers; sxman to make pickets and shakes. R. T, WARD & CO., 608 and 610 Clay st. ANTED—FRENCH OR ITALIAN GAR- dener, $25; German young gardener, $26; boy to learn waiting, $10: cook for ovster-house and res aurant, $60; French or [talian cook on & ranch, $26. LEON ANDRE. 315 Stockton st. W ASTED=A BUTLER FOR GOOD, STEADY lace: wages $40; must bricg Teferences. Apply MISS PLUNKETT, 424 Su'ter st. JTUATION WANTED ~ BY RELIABLE O young man at any kind of work; furniture packer by trade; can furnish references from last yer. Address W. M., box 59, this office. AN WANTS POSITION AS BAR- tender: speaks German. Address H. R., box 7, Cl{ll Office. ENERAL BLACKSMITH AND HORSE- shoer wishes position. Address C. NELSON. 6 Alborn ave. $ 17‘1'0 ANY PERSON SECURING STRONG young man &‘2{3) steady sitnation; best references. Addrees M., box 100, Call Office, OACHMAN—ENGLISH: THOROUGH 1IN every detall of private stable; references; city preferred. Address T., box 17, Call Office. JTENOGRAPHER AND TY PEWRITER, EX- perienced and thoroughly competent, desires empiovment; young man. Address B., box 93, Call Office. EAMSTERS FOR RAILROAD WORK; FREE Ltare. C.R. HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary st. W ANTED — 10 TIEMAKERS, 10 CENTS A tie. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market. 10 STRONG LABORE: , $2 DAY:10 LABOR- ers, 826 a month, board; 3 teamsters, $26 & month, board. 51 Third st., room 1. ELLBOY; Kearny st. #16. HOTEL GAZETTE, RISHMAN ¥OR AN INSTITUTION THAT understands horses and raising vegetables; $20. Address M., box 26, this office. 00D WOODWORKER ON TRUCKWORK. GALLAGHER & O'CONNOR, 610 and 612 Bryant st. W ANTED — FIRST - CLASS CHILDREN'S clothing salesmen. RAPHAEL'S. ARBER, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY. Howard st. 420 703 ITEADY AND RELIABLE MAN WISIES 1 position; thoroughly understanding the care of fine horses: careful driver and good gardener; gen- erally handy with toois: firsi-class references. Ad- dress W. B., box 60, this office, ARBER — HALF DAY SATURDAY AND Su!lihy. 443 Broadway; good wages. ARBE R SATURDAY AND SUNDAY. 105 Fourth st. ANTED—BY A JAPANESE, SITUATION first-clags bell-boy or any kind of office-boy: speaks good English.” Address G. HONAMI, 608 O'Farrell st. ARBER, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY. 257 Third st. 7 BOXS W AITED; 16,1030 THARS DEAQE, 6 Sacramento s: ITUATION WANTED BY A GERMAN- W) American 38 vears of age; understands gar- dening; take care of horses; can milk : reasonable wages. Address Postoffice, North Temescal, near Oakland, Cal, Coafi,\xx R FOR COUNTRY. EEISS BROS,, 26 Sutter st. ], UNCHWAITER. 0. K. SALOON, 83 SEC- ond st. OBER AND RELIABLE YOUNG MAN DE- sires employment in cily or country: experi- enced hostler and miiker, étc.; references. Ad- dress M. C., box 32, Call Office. TV OUNG MAN WANTS A SITUATION AS zroom or gardener. Apply A. B., 631 Sacra- mento st. E&F 6% up. 509 Sixth. ROOMS WHITENED, $1 UP; PAPER- corce Hartman. w‘ TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN—THE o lowing-named children have been ad- mitted into the Pacific Hebrew Orphan Asylum since A pril 1, 1895, viz.: Etta Schoenfeld, aged 2 years 9 months, born in San Francisco: Leon Schioenteld, aged 9 years S months, born in San Francisco: Joseph Stmon, aged 4 years, born in San J'rancisco; Samuel L. Weintraub, aged 7 years 4 months, born in San Francisco; Hannah and Rose Osterman, aged 4 years 6 months, born in San Fra ncisco. By order LEO ELOESSER, Sec, M DDLE-AGED MAN DESIRES SITUATION £ood gardener, milker and driver. Address E., box 10, this offi ANTED—SITUATION AS VALET, TRAV- eling servant or to wait on an invalid gentle- man by an Englishman; has traveled the conti- nent of Europe, and without incumbrance: 8 years' Ieference from present employer. Address Valet, Uplands, San Mateo. Y URG MAN WISHES A SITUATION AS fireman: can run a stationary engine: best of references from last employer. Address E. I, box 48, this office. &, THE SAN FRANCISCO PROTESTANT rphan Asylum Society hereby gives notice that they have admitted to the insiitution from January phan an Grange, Stephen: Heaphy, b1o Laura Gibbons, 214 vears; Hazel Simerson, 7 1, 1895, to July 1, 1895, the following or- d 'half-orphan girls and boys: Llizabeth 2years: Bosie Stephens, 10 years: Sadie 5,7 years; Anne Stephens, 2 years: Ev. years: Beatrice Heaphy, 314 ven years: Sarets Dewey, 8 years: Emily Seymour, years; mma Matherson, 8lg years; Sarah Wil- itams, 11 years; Ella Williams, 815 yesrs; Del- cemin Williams, 7 years; Edwin Leonard, 814 ygurs: William Grange 4 vears; Frederick Gipner, 1 years: Lomas Gipner, 8 years; Lioyd Stepl 2‘5:““- Rankin, Baker, 9 Miss Wolf, N Y M E Doc & w, Mont. ¥ M Crocker, Vallejo T A Work, Pacific Grove H Norman, Chicago Hart, 815 ve Lamm, 2 years. ens, Melvyn Gibbons, 8 years: Danlel Dewey, years; Fernando Dewey, 2 'vears: Willlum 9 years; Alwyn Baker, 10 yen yes : Harold George Hart, 8 years: Richard : George Korb, 4 years: Witlie years; Emil Lamm, 2 years; Carl Salzer, QUITATION ™ WANTED ~BY 4 SOBER, steady man as groom in private place, or as stableman for livery stable; first-class references: gountry prefertd. Address for 3 days, F. J.. box KACHER WITH OITY CERTIFICATE OF French, German, Spanish, English branches, bookkeeping desires engagements in schools or familles. Address Teacher, Call Branch Office, 116 Ninth st. FEMALE HELP WANTED. ERMAN OR_SCANDINAVIAN GIRL, FOR lonseworls §20; ¥ouns waitrass sirl for Festav- rant, §15: 8 French second girls, $20 and $15; waitress, country hotel, £20; French mald and seamstress, $20: Scandinavian laundress and sec- ond work. LEON ANDRE, 315 Stockton st. RA "CH COGK: NO WASHING, $20: 20 GIRLS, $20. MME. LEOPOLD, 957 Market st. PAISIER WANTED. NE. COR. POST AND Laguna sts.; 7:30 A. M. SHWASHER A7'1009 LARKIN STREET. JTRONG BOY TO POLISH STOVES. APPLY cor. California and Drumm sts. DVERTISING SOLICITOR FOR GERMAN 41 daily. Address Solicitor, box 91, Call. 5 Q PAINTERS; STAGE HANDS; YOUNG MEN. O'NI3(L, 25 Stenart st. ARBER-SHOP (HOTEL), GOOD PAYING, for sale. Apply 720 Valencia st. MANUFACTURING COMPANY WANTS AN energetic, religble traveling salesman; by preference a'party experienced and widely ac- Quainced withthe Paclic Const trade, and gifted With the faculty of talking pleasingly and convinc- ingly; also a competent city salesman wanted. Ad- dress, with references as ‘to responsibility and ex- perience, Ability, box 109, this ofiice. W ANTED-NEAT, INTELLIGENT YOUNG man, living with ‘his parents, as clerk in an office: must write a good nand and be able t0 com- pose a plain business letter: one speaking German preferred. reforence required; salary 86 per week w0 start. Address JONES & CO., box 59, this office. WANTED—A YOUNG MAN WHO UNDER- l'-ln;u the care of horses. to bwn:‘rk ur?’lludl a grocers-store; who can learn the business if suit- able. “Address ¥\ D., box 159, Cail Oflice. VW ANTED—A MAN WHO OWNS HORSE and wagon to solicit retall trade and de iver orders: must be a “raitling rustler.”” Address Raustler, box 98, this office. 2 10 SABPENTERS WANTED AT CITY OF Vallejo school building. W ANTED_LABOREKS AND MECHANICS to know MUZART, 519 kilis, near Taylor: 100 large rooms: 25¢ nizht. $1 50 week: very chean. STO-DAY £ AND CUP OF 35 Clay st, EN TO GLT BOTTLE SHARP 5¢: boztle wine, be. 609 Clay st. IS 3,-SOLED, 40c: HBELS, 250; 35 Kearny st., basement, 1, 529 SACRAMENTO best spring heds; single . day: $1 a week: meals, 10c. 2S AND TAILORS TO ATTEND THE utting School, 12 Montgomery, rms §-10. E S SHOT done in 15 ‘QHOE N 10 MINUTES: ) done while you wait; at less than half the usnal price; ali repairing done at half price; work guar- g 562 )hmfm st., bet. First st. and Second st. ANTED—SINGLE ROOMS, 15¢ A DAY; $1 week : rooms for two, 25¢ a day, $1 50 a week:; Teadinz room- daily pepers. 36 Clay st. ‘ S ANTED- MECHANICS 10 know that i2d Rolkin, Reno House proprie- tor, still rans House, 217_Third _st.; 150 TO TAKE LODGING AT 10c, 160 o a night, including coffee and roils. 624 Washington st., near Kearny. EST IN CITY—SINGLE ROOMS, 15, 20 AND 25 cents per ni Pacitic Houst com low Sixth. for a room 400 FATRS OLICITORS ») gentlemen cident insurance: salary or commi: tween 11 and 1 only. Company. 206 W ANLED 4 LIVE CANVASSERS 'V to introduce horse and stock book. ED- WARDS 7 City Hall avenue. LADIES OR ealth and ac- ion. Call be- International Indemnity ansome st. PARTNE ORTUNE IN DAVS Knows of rich ledge: wants partner (0 £0 along and pay expenses; about $800 for half. Address . ., box 95, this ofiice. 25 WANTED. AT PROSPECTOR JRNITURE WANTED, 'AID FOR FURNITURE AND MER- L. H. BURD, Auctioneer,10 Fulton. KRASKY, CARPE PICTURES H. folding. iron beds, furniture; low prices; Cal. stepladder mannfactd for_the trade. 779 n ROOMS WANTED o TE OF SUN? MS sy walking distance irom the Merchants’ 3 must have private batbroom and water- Exchanz closet attached, with entrancs from bedroom; fur- Address, with full paiticu- uired, etc., Room, nished or unfurnished. Tars, rent re QUITE EL b refined family dress W. S.. box 12, box 89, Call Office. . WITH BOARD, IN state terms. Ad- STORE WAN SUITABLE FOR GRO- rooms attached preferred. . Call Office. WANTED—MISUCELLANEOUS. Address Store, box 14! ANTED—A SET OF DRUGGISTS' RECESS sheif bottles in rirst-class condition. Address s, box 71, this office. LEIN, 109 SIXTH ST., PAYS 500D PRICES for clothinz. hooks and jewelry: postal. MEDICAL — CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH PEN- s (Diamond Brand) are the best: safe, rel le; take no other; send 4¢, stamps, for particulars, “Relief for Ladies,” in letter by retura ; atdroggists, Chichester Chemical Company, Philadelphia, Pa. § 295 SIGAR STORE CITY FRONT, NEAR ZZJ. Market; rent $10; good cheap invest- ment. PROLL & STENBERG, 719 Market. $35! CIGAR-STORE: CENTRAL LOCA- . tlon on Market; large transient trade; will safely guarantee $10 to $12 daily: trial given. PROLL & STENBERG. 719 Market st. 0 SELL A BUSINESS OF ANY KIND QUICK for cash see STRAND & TUTTLE. 45 Third st. ?*'O LOON; GOOD STOCK AND F! MO : pays well; full valne: best loca- tion. ST R & TUTTLE, 45 Third st. $125. 55 TURA. BARGAIN TO- STRAND & TUTTLE, 45 Third. ROCERY AND BAR. WITH ROOMS; FULL value in sight; good payving: best reason for selling. STRAND & TUTTLE, 45 Third. 875 BRANCH BAKERY, COFFEE AND . lunch parlors: rooms: pay well; north of Market. STRAND & TUTTLE, 45 Third st. 5 MILK DEPOT AND LAUNDRY OF- + fice, on most busy street in city rent $11; asnap. BARF & CO., 865%, Market st. 45(). CORNER SALOON WORTIL #1000: DU, elegantly fitted up: No. 1 location: must be sold: no snap like this in the city. BARRETT & CO., 865%, Market st. §1050. shies Clearing $200; 34 rooms, furnished. DECKER, 1206 Market st., cor. Taylor. COFFEE SALOON $800. For sale. DECKER. 1206 Market st. NAP—BAKERS SUPPLIES AND SPICE Siome, DECKER, 1206 Market st. LODGING-HOUSES FOR SALE. 38-30031 HOUSE; OFFER WANTED; WHAT will you give DECKER, 1206 )Ierket st. 1 < ROOM HOUSE: THE BEST LOCATION; 6 ony $450. DECKER, 1206 Market st. £ (}-ROOM HOUSE AT YOUR OWN PRICE IN 50 payments. DECKER, 1206 Market st. 9 HO '7E, 22 WELL-FURNISHED $1_0 « rcoms; bargain. STRAND & TUT- TLE, 45 Thira st. 8 ' 30 ROOMS; NEAR 5 THEATER ( . rent $100: 2 entrances. SPECK, 6V! Market st. hlufl SELL—ACCOUNT OF DEATH, LODG- ing-house. 115 Second st.; house full. ART CASH: 35 ROOMS; FINF FURNITURE; good business: must sell. 110 Elli FOX FURNITURE SALE. JOR SALE—FURNITURE IN 8-ROOM FLAT; rent cheap. 2135 Valencia st. EDROOM SET, §11: PATENT TABLES $215; Roxbury Brussels, 76¢ laid; oiicloth, 20c; open evenings. SHIREK, 1310 Stockion st UT PRICES IN FURNITURE AND CARPETS this week at McCABE'S, 948-950 Mission st. EDUCTIONS ON LARGE STOCK, NEW AND second hand; 400 carpets, good as news oll- cloth, 25c; parlor suits, $19 up: linoleum, 45c 7-plece chamber sults, $14 50; cornice-poles, 25 ranges, $6; cash or installmenis; goods shippad free. T. H NELSON, 126 Fourth st. CARPETS. RUSSELS, 46c, LAID: ROXBURY BRUS- scls, 75c. laid: linoleam, 40c: heavy oflcloth, 20c: open rvenings. SHTREK, 1310-1812 Stockton. CARPET CLEANING. NATIONAL TING AND RENO- vating Works, HAMPTON & BAILY; laying and altering. 313-815 Guerrero; Tel. Mission 244. ARPETS THOROUGHLY CLEAN Ciovated same b new.. 8. FERGUSON & CO., 23 Tenth st. Telephone number, south 36. ARTNER WANTED IN PAYING BUTCHER business: best location in Mission; must be sober energetic man; trial given: German pre- ferred. BARRETT & CO., 865145 Market st. $10(, BEANCH EAKERY, CANDY AND . coffee parlors; living-rooms; No. 1 loca- 2 lors; I No. 11 tion, north Market; offer wanted. BARRETT & €0., 86514 Market st. &5()(), DELICACY AND DAIRY PRODUCE DOUU. business across the bay: elegantly fitted, lighted by electricity, heavily 'stocked: 1 furnished rooms; rent $15." BARRETT & CO., 8651, Market st. §600, PAKERY: ALLCOUNTER TRADE ) . large store: fihc ovens: good location: guaranteed daily sales, $15; good chance for coffee parior. BARRETT & CO., 86512 Market st. %900 . CASH GROCERY AND o stocked; best_possible Joca- tion: north Market; low rent: best bargain in city. BARRETT & CO.. 86514 BA. 651/ arket st. %4),' SALOO! NTER UF MARKET ST.; DZIV. rent only §32 50; clearing $100 per month; must be sold this week. For particulars see SMITH & HUBER, 1001 Market st. 950, A, BALRGAIN — AT ONETHIRD DZDU. vame: town and roadside saloon, be- tween Oakland and Berkeley; doing good business; 40 minutes to Spn Francisco, fare 10c; must be sold at_once; will stand investization. Call on J. A. MUNSON, Lorin station, Berkel FOR SALE-AN OLD-ESTABLISHED CHEAP cash grocery on account of proprietor retiring from business; suitable terms will be given the right party. Apply WM. CLUFF & CO., Pine and Front st "'FfiY GOOD BUSINESS IN ALAMEDA FOR wle; suitable for any one: little money re- quired: ‘must be sold to-day. Apply 37 Fifth st., Center Saloon, before 12 3. XCEPTIONAL BARGAIN: CIGAR-STAX Y/ clearing #$140 monthiy: best location in city low reni: long lease; full investization solicited. Call at 214 Golden Gate ave., bet. 5:30 and7:30 MASAGERS WANTED FOR OREGON AND M "Washington: ‘must invest £1000: positions permenent and honestly worth $300 monthly. Ad- dress E. o, B., box 159, Call. {ALOON OR SALE, KNOWN AS THE FRE ting Alleys: only alleys In_the county; Address PAUL MAYER, Fresno, 3 RANT AVE. AND MARKET worth $600; will sell to day for $400. i Apply this office. I ESTAURANT IN GOOD LOCATION ON Market st._ For particulars call 302 Montgom- room 28. CORNER NOTION-STORE, WITH 8 sunny rooms. C. S., box 8, Call. '.r(f WILL INVEST IN ANY PAYING DQUU. business.” Rustler, box 3, Call. (I ROCERY, FRUIT AND PRODUCE STORE; and Joh: §25 WILL START LADY OF GENT TN i) profitable office business. Box 145, Call. Fok E HEAP: A GOOD-PA’ taurant; good place for man and given: rent $17. 2424 Mission at ANTED TO BUY—RESTAURANT OR SA- agents wanted. Direct to J. R. & W. F., box 58, ITY STEAM CARPET-BEATING AND Renovating Works, 38 and 40 Eighth st. G. B STEVENS, manager. ~Telephone No., south 250. |V HEN YOU BECOME DISGUS T poor work send to SPAULDING’S Ploneer Car- pet Beating Works, 353-7 Tehama; tei. S0-40. ONKLIN'S CARPET BEATING WORKS. 333 Golden Gate ave.; telephone east 126. TEE "MITCHELL CARPET-CLEANING Co. (incorp.): old_established carpet cleaning machines; cleaning 3¢ yard. 230 tel. 6074. ARPET 453 Steve J AND REN- 8. PIANOS, VIOLINS, ET| N EL CGANT NEW UPRIGHT PIANO FOR sale at second-hand price; must be sold. Call on A. H. BREED & CO., 460 Ninth st., Oakland. [OR SALE—FINE PARLOR GRAND PIANO; very cheap. 35 Turk st. ANTED — PIANIST OF STANDING TO play Mechauics’ NE, 40 O’Farrell. MOST NEW, $850 AND, STAND- ard make, none better, must be sold. See at once. 1oom 10, 809 Mai N UPRIGHT PIANO, GOOD CONDITION, immediate sale $70. Koom 10, $09 Market st. MMEDIATE FORCED SALE OF STEINWAY piano by lady requiring cash. Inguire room 10, Flood buiiding. NCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRY; HEMME & LONG Piano Co. (established 1875), 340 Post st.: on installments; send for catalogue. PENTING PIANOS; V assortment; tuned 1 LF UP] Piano-house, ¢ E 3 MAUVATS', 769 EORI "W Mathushek pianos; sold on very easy insiall- ments: pianos rented. 1360 Market st. X POT TY—PIA upon a new rent-contract plan; please call and have it explained . he easiest terms ever offered for procuring a fine piano: full-size new up- rights trom $150 upward. SHERMAN, CLAY & CO., corner and Sutter sts. REAT BARGAINS INS IN SECOND-HAND PI- anos at SHERMAN, CLAY & CO.’S, cor. Kear- ny and Sutter sts. MS; LOW PRICES. KUHLER & JEW ELEGANT UPRIGHTS, STANDARD makes, almost new, balf original cost: see &k once. F. W, SP] O] 1 Market st. YRON MAUZ 8 POST ST.—SOHMER, Newby & Eva riggs and other pianos. TEINWAY UP! SLIGHTLY USED:; grand tone; half-cost. PENCER, 721 Market. UPERIOR VIOLINS, ZITHERS, OLD & NEW. H. MULLER. tham place. TECK, CHICKERING & SONS., Vi AND 1 Steriing pianos sold on $10 installments. BE CURTAZ & £OX, sole agents, 16-20 O'Farrell st. BETTER AND EASIER PLAN TO BUY A good piano by renting. Be careful to go Lo KOHLER & C: 'S, 28 and 30 0" ECKE. WAY,FI other first-class makes of pianos: little nsed; cheap for cash or on easy terms. KOHLER & CHASE, 28 and 30 O'Farrell st URE AND SAFE CURE FOR ALL FE- male diseases; ladies m: ve the benefit of the skili and attention of a physician of long and ful practice; a home in confinement with best possible caro, with the privacy of a home and the convenience of a hosyital: those who are sick or discouraged shouid call on the doctor and state their case, they will find in her a true friend; all consultation free and absolutely confidential: a positive cure for the liquor, morphine and tobacco habit: every case guaranteed without injury to health. MNKS. DR. GWYER. 226 Turk st NEW PR 0 MEDICINE, INSTRU- ments or worthless pills used; every woman her own physician for all female troubles; no mat- ter from \What cause; restores always in one da; if you want 10 be treated safe and sure call on men's cian ;knowledge can be sent&used at home all es guarantced. DR. POPPER, 818 Kearny 1 OUBLE CONSULT FREE DR. SCOTT, formerly of 11014 Turk, v st., the only reliable specialisi in £ now 118 San Francisco: §500 paid for a case I cannot cure, no matier what cause; special attention to dis- MRS ease of the eye. S5 MAILLARD'S FRENCI SPECIFIC NEVER fails to correct any female irregularities from whatever cause. Price $5. Agent, EDWIN W. JOY, Powell and Market sts.. n Francisco. ADIES, IF TRREGULAR CONSULT MRS, 4 EMARY; sure cure. 5 Franklin, cor. M’“’kffi- ADIES' LAVENA REMEDY THE ONLY safe; guarantee preventive; absolite privacy. Call or rddress LAVENA CO., 22 Kearny st., S. ¥., 1st floo 1t05,7 to R. RICOI SSENCE OF LIFE FOR LOST manhood: general weakness: three bottles $5. STERN BROS. drugzists, sole ag’ts, ¥11 Grant ave. HE LIGHTNING RHEUMATISM CURE for chronic or inflammatory rheumatism; best remedy on earth: price $3. MARTIN Remedy Company, 2251 Mission st., 8. F. AUDET'S APHRO TABLETS—THE modern remedy for the cure of neurasthenia, impetency, and all disorders of the sexual organs: $1abox: 6 boxes $5: send for circular. WIDBER'S Drug Store, 14 Ellis st., sole agent. loon connected with lodgings: state price; no Call Office. 33()(), CISARSIORE, TOING 4 PAVING D . business; 3 furnished rooms; low rent; ain. 417 H st. O FSTABLISHED FRUITSTORE FOR sale: cheap. 1105 Howard st. (L ROCERY STORE: $300; STOCK NEW AND clean; owner wishes to leave city. Apply Call Office; no'agents. T SALE OR TO 00D AND COAL yard; horses, wagons, harness, etc., in good running order; express business atiached. Apply 1915 McAllister st., bet. Lyon and Lott. 7() RESTAURANT. 1879 MISSION ST. $50. ===1¢ JOR SALE CHEAP—HOTEL AND FURNI- ture: aoing gnod business; first-class location; prosperous town: 35 rooms furnished; barroom: barn: storeroom; electric lights; modern conven- lences. Address Box 356, Santa Rosa, Cal. E CEPTIONAL BARGAL CIGAR-STAND, clearing $140 monthly: best location in city; low rent: long lease: fuil investigation solicited. Call 214 Golden Gate ave., bet. 5:30 and 7:30 P, M. 3"0 OR LESSER AMOUNT—PEOPLE'S DUV Bank books for sale, or will trade for city lot. Address Lot, box 83, Call. RUGSTORES—BARGAINS: GOOD LOCA- tions and trade; investigate at 18 Crocker building. O.G. DAY. HOESES. 00D ROAD HORSE:; PERFECTLY GENTLE 6 years old; suitable for doctor; price reason- able; can be seen and tried. 2425 Post st. 4() HORSES FCR SALE; ALSO WAGONS buggies, carts, harness; Grand Arcade Horse Market, 327 Sixth st.; auction sales every Wednes- day. SULLIVAN & DOYLE, Auctioneers. 100 s secmcbana: wagons: bugey, als0 30 cheap horses. _Fifteenth and Valeng SLETS SECOND-HAND HARNESS; ALL carts; SEWING MACHINES. G-MACHINES RENTED, $1 50 PER ; all Kinds repaired; machines sold from $5 upward. 15¢S Market st. $25 NEW DOMESTIC SEWING - MA- . chine: drop leaf, drawers, cover and at- tachments. 205 Fourth st. FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS. TAMOND RIN , EARRINGS, STUDS balt store prices: gold watches. any make, for weight of cases, UNCLE HARRIS, 15 Grant ave. MALL SCREW AND GEAR.- CUTTING lathe, 14 inches between centers; tools com- plete; cabinet-maker's ontfit compiete; small en- gineand boiler. 1400 Van Ness ave. FANTED—TREASURER FOR FIRST-CLASS theatrical company; must have $300 cash: ref. required. Address A.Z., box 81, Call Ofiice PABGAIN; SALOON AND CHOPHOUSE: fine location; next door to carhouse: owner sick. For particulars apply (o MAX KERN, 235 Third st., from 9 A. . t0 12 3. JTRST-CLASS GROCERY AND BAR, PROM- inent corner, for sale; rare chance: cause, sick- ness of owner. Apply 1609 Leavenworth st. JALOUN, 2 ROOMS, TO LET; POOL TABLE; stock: fixtures. 19 Valencia st. ALOON FOR SALE IN BEST PART OF CITY; alsoa road house, with fixtures and furniture. Apply 25 Stockton st. "ALL FEMALE IRREGULARITIES RE- stored in one day: no instruments: French remedies guaranteed at any time: consult free. MRS, DR. WYETH, 916 Post st., near Larkin. A LPEAU'S FREN H PILLS, A BOON TO ladies troubled with irregularities: no danger; safe and sure: $2 60 express C. 0. D.; don't delay until too late. OSGOOD BROS., Oakiand, Cal. - U-PRAE'S FEMALE REGULATING PILLS safe and eflicient emmenagogue; $1 per box. RICHARDS & CO., druggists, 408 Ciay, sole agts. LL LADIES CONSULT FREE MRS. DR. DAVIES, 14 McAllister st. mear Marke feads all competitors: only qualified, trusty spe- cialist for safe, quick relief of irrezularities, no matter what cause; treatment scientific, harmless and painless; never fails; home in confinement. R. RICORD'S PILLS; EX PRESS 82 50; SAFE, sure, reliable: Ricord’s_specialties, females. Maison et Cie, Agts. ROOT'S, Sixth and Howard. MES: D WEGENER, PRIVATS HOME for all fomale diseases: separate homes for la- Qies before and during coniinement; have enlarged and arranged my home to suit rich’and_poor; ir- regularities cured in a day : guaranteed: Do instru- ments; regular physicians o long and successtal travelars attended; no delay: all business confidential ; babies adopts 9 Eddy st. DE; AL RS DB SCHMID RMERLY of 121134 Mission, now 1508 Marlcet st.; month- ¥ trregularitles cured ina few hours; guaranteed: 1o instruments used : sure preventive. R.H{ALL, 14 MCALLISTER, SECOND FLOOR, next Hibernia Bank: diseases of women. OR SALE—GROCERY AND BAR, ON AC- count of death of proprietor. Inquire of Messrs. T. & B., cor. Clay and Batters sts.; no agents. ALOON AND GROCERY FOR SALKCHEAP; 3 good living-rooms. 923 Howard st. ALOON IN DESIRABLE LOCATION DOTNG good business: has billiard table anc cash register; also 10 finely furnished rooms: departure causes sale. GEORGE STEERS & CO., 22 Kearny st. [OR SALE—GOOD MILLINERY BUSINES in splendid location in San Jose; wlgqlx)ev ’.1,13 ch For _particulars apply to N NATHAN, 512-614 Market st SRR (9P, OPPORTUNITY: PARTNER WANTED in a business established since 1862: capital ;(éq‘%lred. about $50,000. Address A. T., . P. 0. box W ANTED—LODGING-HOUSE OR RESTAUR: ant cheap for cash. D., box 15, C&lll(z)lg‘c‘:.l ® IGAR-STAND AND CLUBR = > G gain if taken at once. 1055 Mm?lg:rdsz.A Fot HE FOLLOWING ARTICLES WILL BE sold to the highest bidder at 602 Market street on Tuesd: uly 30, at 8 o'clock P. M. by John H. Speck: 1diamond stud of about 214 carats; 1setdiamond earrings of 1 carat each: I ruby pin with cluster of small diamonds: 1 ring. 8 opals and cluster of diamonds:1 locket withcluster of diamond crescent, and 1 diamond ringof about 1 carat. JOHN H. SPECK. FOR SALE—FINE PHONOGEAPH OUTFIT: 75 records: two batteries: all complete, $125. J. R. DAVIS, 1055 Market st. 0.8 RANGE, FRANCONIA: WATERBACK, with pipes complete; $15. 1710 Market st. ST, BERNARD PUP & MONTHS OLD: COL- lins breed; $20. 1501 cor. Broadway. LL THFWMTA‘ ! 1 cll‘s(‘)“%f ALEXANDER & BRO., 218 Sansome st. FLYE PNEUMATIC AFETIES FOR $100; $25 singly. 326 McAllisier st. 1LOH COW FOR_SALE IN GOOD CON- dition. T.HURLEY, 230 Douglass st. HEAPEST PLACE T0 BUY GAS FIXTURES, C H. HUFSCHMIDT, 623 Golden Gate ave. TLSHIRE SAFE, LETTER-PRESS, SCALE, fec-mill snd money-tiil: cheap. 102 Cl LOT OF EASTERN STANDARD MAKES of safes which have been taken in exchange 28 part payment for the Waltz safes, n follows: 3 burglar-proof bank orcoin safes, 7 jewelers’ sates, 8§ puwnbrokers' sufes, 13 merchant safes: fire and burglar proof: all sizes; at lessthan_half cost; see them before you order. The Waltz Safe Salesroom, 221 and 223 Market st., factory 13 and 15 Dramm st., San Francisco. Cal. NE\\' RANGES CHEAPER THAN SECOND- MALL JOB OFFICE CHEAP, S o CQELAP ADDRESS A. $10 ALOON FOR SALE. APPLY American Brewery, 725 Green st. ‘QALOON TO LET: 52 STEUART ST.; GHOICE locatlon for right party. A XT ST-; OHOICE BRANCH sAKERY, GANDY, GRO- + ceries, ete; good location, Apply. this AT THE N ICE PRIVATE HOME IN CONFINEMENT at the most reasorable price In the city. MRS, M. PFEIFFER, midwife 14 Folsom st. FIRREGULAR OK ANY FEMALE DISEASE sce Mrs. Dr. Puetz_and be content. 25413 dth. STORAGE W ILSOX BROS, 1710 MARKET STRERT— Get our rates for storage of furniture, pianos, trunks and all kinds of household goods: Separate locked rooms, dust and Vermin proof. a: low rates. Telephone south 762. ‘QTORAGE; FURNITURE, PIANOS, MDSE; advances. LIEBES 8. W. CO., 906 Market, r. 4. OR SALE—GENERA L RDPATR-SHOP, GAS engine, 2 Inthes, emery wheels, grindsiones, etc.: good location. Olkllzfl. on. Address box 1, Call Office; TONINE MEN—STORE AND BASEMENT, 50x50; rent for 51 Hayesst interest in business. H.,359 BEST PAYING RESTAURANT IN THE CITY: sell cheap. Appiy to J. GARLAND, 635 Clay. LD-ESTABLISHED WHOLESALE & RE- IO tail grocery, with bar. doing business $50 dally; arge stock groceries & liquors: fine store fixtures, cash registers, safe, 2 g0od d stabie, etc. A, box 615 Call Omoe” o O FUBNITURE, PIANGS AND OTHER MER- chandise received on storage; money advanced on consignments; fire-proof building. 410 Postst., W ANTED—PARTNER WITH $200 TO IN- vest In good- &CO. 375 ‘m -y‘h;z office busiuess. LOOMIS TORAGE OF FURNITU R, PLIANOS, HOUSE- D hold goods, ete. J. M. PIERCE, 735 Market st. IRST-CLASS STOEAGE; ADVANCES MADE 421-493 Market st CHAS. L. TAYLOR, TYPEWRITERS AND SUPPLIES, OR BEST VALUE GET A CALIGRAPH; IT last longest and does bestt work. United Type- writer and Supplies Co., 433 Monrgomery st. GOOD TYPEWRITERS, SALE AND RENT. HANSON & CO.. Chronicle Bldg., room 38, FOR SALE—A FIRST-CLASS SALOON AND i) on account of sickness. J. DELCROIX, Tiburon, Mariu County, Cal. ORSALE—THEBONANZA WINE VAULTS; Foboame and retail; good bargain. 341 Pine st. $550. GAXDY FACIORY AND CONFEC- OV tionery-store for sale; first-class fix- tures; fine soda fountain. Apply this office. OUNTERS, SHELVING, SHOWCASES honght and sold 11211 Market bet. 7th and 8t e e e e o e et e et DENTISTS, SULISReR L i e A e S LL WORK REASONABLE AND WAR- ranted. DR.J. W, KEY, 1122 Market st. R.J. J. LEEK, 1206 MARKET, COR. GOLD! Gaie ave.—Open evenings; Sundays till noon. R.REA.300 TURK ST—ALL DENTAL WORK at lowest prices and warranted; open evenings. D . THE GENUINE of nainless extracti and patentee of improved bridge work or teorn without any plate, moved trom 6 t0 20 O'Farrell st. “A T CHALFANTS'S,8 MASON,COR. MARKET, A "5ecs o tecth ure miade 10 i no éi.‘.&‘i%' on bridges, crowns and gold plates prices reduced. small gold itings only $2; painless extraction, ROOME DENTAL ASSOCIATION, 759 MAR- g ok bet, S ond éth, gas iaia; onty s niess éxtraction: artifl 1rm $5; filimgs from 81; extracting S0c min o1 hand. W.S.RAY Mfg Co., 12 California st. C 47 A SET FOR TEETH: WARRANTED A 500 &3 can bo made; filine $1. DI, SIS dentist, 950 Market st., next Baldwin Theater. K. k. G. YOUNG. BRIDGES AND TEW A J, withor !l!l['flll ecialty. 1841 Poli)k {ELTK K. LUDLUM HILL, 1443 MARK] ;i e Eleventh; 1o chiarge 10 extrciies waih plates are made; old plates made over like new: teeth from $8 per set: extracting 50c: gas given. (OLTON DENTAL ASSOUIATIO] OO DE. CHARLES W DECKER. CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. 5(). LAUNDRY ROUTE; CLEARS $75 50, Hio + tris g%; 208 Kedny oo 4. T EIVeR 10 prove OUSES BUILT FOR $50 A 3 5 ties contemplating Imflzmg ml!ir?v‘l)u%d ?fi and examine our plans. 1149 Mission st.