The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, November 29, 1895, Page 14

14 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1895 SOME DOINGS IN SOCIETY, Weddings. and Engagements | Among Well-Known Peo- ple Announced. GUNST LOS ANGELES PABTY.; Meeting of the Saturday Night Dancing | Class—Banquet to Dr. Caglieri. Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Gunst took a party of fri to Los Angeles early last week. Th 1i travei through the south- of the State and the trip 1s ex- +ed to take a fortnight. They were ac- compan - Miss May Colman, Miss Rose Conen, Charles Hechelberg, Jacob Wertheimer and John Merriam. The turday-night dancing class had ther delightiul meeting at Lunt’s Hall, Polk street, on Saturday evening last. utenant W. R. medberg and Miss Hines oi Honolulu. o invited guests included: Miss Clara ngton, Miss Leontine Blakeman, Hobart, Miss Rose Hooper, Miss u Bates, Miss Ethel Keeney, Miss Fiora Dean, Miss Blackman. er pe on The cotiilon was led by L T Hun Mrs. Thom Irvine was tendered a ant birthday social at the residence sister-in-law, M eetham, Mason street, on the evening of the Music, dancine and parlor 1 order antil & late hour, af: st was served by the genial ‘s guests were: Cal “heetham, David Gindys Goods Men for the ins , the oce: r of members. of the association, installed the all of whom and were re- be given at ¢ held on No- nd for members ociation nel llation of officers cal day evening a_banguet eph Mahoney by , L. €.C. evening and_many toasts were | The table was hand- Last Sa dered to ex-Captain Jo rs of Compeany lessantly spen’ and responded to. tment_and Miss udge Hayden of Mary's Cathe- of the Postoftice De Hayden, daughte 1, was solemnized as giver to Will Minner residence, 2341 How The evening was games, etc ss N. Burrows, neider, Miss A Minner, M ard street pleasantl P. Winte: Dougher! Tingley gave & recep at_her home, 501 Harrison 1ny afternoon, which was was assisted in receiv- | daughters, Mrs. Ludium | Mrs. Tingléy was one of dies of the old Southern ends with all the times, many of hem in up adies we ding dre: stess so man ago, which gave mute dence t ~fashions like history repeat iments were served in the room by the granddau s of Mrs. m, Miss Constance Lawrence and Miss | ndium. | 5. Caglieri, a brizal member of < frienc rom Europe studying med ot London. aptuous aifair. Dr. guest of the evening Fontana, cchizota, Ay of Louis T of Mr, ding ceremon: Lazuna stre ser of iriends > rer officia attended by lier maid ¢ Goldman, and bridesm mon end Miss Hilda The bride was or, Miss Car s Miss' Amy Stein- Kiine, wh Lesy acted as_best raan for t The nshers were Goldman | 5 Was per- r u floral | e ha s and ferns. nced to. tho | ted to par- , following which dancing was until a late hour. a tour adorned with flov tulations had be Grant, cldest daughter of Charies W. Grant, to | Edward Ponc. Miss Grant i: noted for her wit | nd brightness. sh pretty, and_has | man arming qus chiaracter ich muk” her unive! is set for the near futcre. | The engagement isannounced of Miss Cecelia | ¥, daughter of J. Levy, to J. Israel, both ot | They will receive Sunday, December ¢ clock, at 161914 Post street. rs. C. P. Troy_announce the mar- ony of their daughter, Agnes Ger- s C. Walsh, to take place this evening at Sacred Heart Church, Several prominent ladies of the Mission, smong whom sre Mrs. Carlston Hobbs, Mrs. Robert Taylor and Mrs. Clarke, are working very hard io insure the successof the Christ- mas bazaar for the benefit of the second Un tarian Chure Itisto be held in the church parlors, torner Capp and Twenticth streets, aiternoons and evenings of December 5 and 6,and admission will be free. Special atten- tion has been paid to the keramic table, and the ladies have made an effort to have a vari- ety of useful and fancy erticles, which will be sold at prices 10 suit the times. Zeta Chapter, Delta Sixma Delta Fraternity, will give a _dance in the maple room of the Palace Hotel on Friday eveuing, December 6, The P. D. C. will hold their hird party at Odd Fellows’ Hall on Tuesday evening, the 2d proximo. Court Golden Gate Social their friends on Thursday evening at Odd Fel- iows' Hall with a grand ball. Mr. Andrew Bogart will give a second song Tecital in the maple room at the Palace Hotel 1his evening. Tne wedding ‘ “lub will entertain Personals. Mrs. Pallman, wife of George M. Puliman of Chicago, s at the Palace Hotel. Mrs. J. M. Cunningham has reached Chicago, and is at the Auditorium. Mz and Mrs. George A.Fope have returned from the East. Will A. Powning of Oakland ha Zrom Europe, where he has been for a 7 and a half. His parents, Mr. and_Mrs. Joseph A. Powning, are with him at the Palace Hotel. Mr. Charles Rollo Peters, the artist, has re- <urned from Eurcpe after an absen four years, and will establish himsell in a studio at Monterey. Miss Lottie Saalburg has removed to 1824 Ecdy street. Mr. and Mrs. ). Abrams and family, who have arrived home from an extended European tour of nearly three yeers, are stopping at 2911 Pine stgeet. Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Smith, after several winters' absence, have returned and will occupy their residence nt 2311 Clay gtreet. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Gosliner bAve removed from Sutter street to 1524 Eddy. At home Thursda returned A Car Blockade in Buffalo. | Dispensary, where Dr. S. - | possible.—St. Louis Post-Dispatch, ! funeral. | quested to beguile the way to the grave j chumps keep away from the house; that > of about i passed the lynx-eyed motorman saw some- thing drop from her dress and fail directly on the rail of the down track. It may be supposed that the motorman, who was a very innocent-looking youth, did not know what it was. At any rate he stopped his car and gesticulated wildly to the motor- man of the down car to stop also. Then he whistled and called to attract the attention of the woman to the fact that she had lost something. He was a conscientious motor- man. He did not propose to let the cars of Buffalo Railway Company run over prog- | erty and destroy it if he could helpit. A gallant young man who was walking out to take the car ran around the front and picked up the object, which was the cause of the motorman’s solicitude. He did not follow the loserto return it to her, how- ever. In fact. it would have been hard work for him to haye overtaken her, for as soon as he had picked it up she rushed around the nearest corner and was making | the best possible efforts to disappear. The object was a brown silk garter with a nickel buckle. Thus it happened that one little garter blockaded the whale Buffalo streetcar system.—Buffalo Ex- press. P BRAVE LITTLE GIRL. Save Her Sister’s Life. Bright and pretty two-year-old Lizzie Bales, who at noon yesterday was as playful and strong as a mother’s heari could wish, 13 now lying at the point of death at the City Hospital, and the tender tiesh has sloughed from several places on her little body, the result of most frightful burns. Saturday afternoon about 2 o’clock Lizzie and her little sister, Minnie, 3 years old, were in the Kkitchen, en- joying their customary -émp, after their noonday meal. Little Lizzie presently found a newspaper, ard, tearing it into bits, she thrust the pieces through the grate of the kitchen stove and watched them burn. One piece fell to the floor, and, touching her calico dress, ignited it. In an instant she was wrapped in flames. Her brave little sister comprehended the terrible situation on the instant. Without a moment's hesitation she began the task of beating out the flames, unmindful of the danger which she herself was running, and vaying no heed to the intense pain result- ing to her own small and tender hands from the contact with the blaze, she stuck pluckily to her task until she had extin- guished the flames. When the frightened mother came to the rescue of her children there was the older daughter down on the floor putting out the flames with a courage" that would do honor to the strongest of men. It was a remarkable instance of a child’s bravery d it is no fault of Minnie’s that the con- | dition of her sister is so serious, When the flames begzan to ascend the | light dress of the unfortunate child,and | the fire came in contact with her young | and tender flesh, her screams of anguish were piteous in the extreme and her little face was distorted with pain. Before her sister could beat out the fire Lizzie's body | was a mass of burns, and the tiesh from | her hands and legs all raw and blistered. | Lizzie's agonized cries of pain and Min | nie's frantic cries for help reached the | mother, who had stepped out of the house | for a few moments. Rushing in and see- | ing what had occurred she grasped her | babe in her arms and ran to the North Ena | A. Peake, the | physician in charge, dia all that was pos- | bie to ease the pains of the sufferer. | He found that she was a solid mass of | burns from head to foot. The flesh was | literally burned off her hands and limbs. | Her entire body was in a frightful condi- tion, as was her head and face. Her hair | was entirely burned off. Her sufferings | were awiul and the doctors experienced | great difficulty in temporarily bandaging the child because of her violent struggles. All that could be done to ease her was | accomplished, and Lizzie was removed to | the City Hospital, where her death is| hourlv expected. Dr. Peake, who is accustomed to seeing such sights, says he never saw a worse burn. Lizzie is the youngest child of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bales. who live at 823 Destrehan street. Mr. Bales 18 a moider employed at the stove foun. | dry of Bridge & Beach, at 501 South Main street. The information of the deplorable | affair was telephoned to him and he hastened home to render all the assistance LT HIS FUNERAL. A Topeka Man’s Precautions Against Mortuary Chestnuts. Three-Year-Old Minnie Bales Tries to | | T Rourke, Portiand { M McDonald, Chicago GRAND HOTEL. { H V Krafton & wt, Wat- H Copeland & wf, L Ang sonville B F Stone, Modesto N E Leek, Modesto M F Odell, Sacramento G Egan, Sacramento, W Manning, San Jose G Blocklinger, US N J C Edwards, Ottawa J Woodburn, $acto W L Duden, Sacramento J H Dye, Chicago G E Williams, Mass Miss M Duifey, Cal C W Browning, Grand Is © A Nelson, Sacramento H Wilkins, San Rafael L Johnson, Napa J J Dwyer, Sacramento R J Cole, Sacramento T B E: P Davis. Conlterville 1L R Spenc: J 1 Fdwards, Sta Rosa C B Kaetzel, Stanford G I McNoble, Stocktou O Cooper, Belmoat { 1S Seebree, Belmont T ¥ Brown, Belmont A Hart, Napa W E Spencer, Stauford SJ Lubin, Sacto J L WEitbeck, Oregon * I Gosbey, San Jose W G Durice, Los Angeles J EMiller, Baltimore J B Shiegar, Ohio J B Cogle, Oakiand E Lewis, Cal W Bradford, Or WV Freeman, Oakland 1 Cohen, Sacto 3 pettigrew, Cal J Morris, Sacto W D McKenney, Red Blf A M Comipton &w, Cal M * Farnsworth, Sto > J Connor Jr, Sacto Santa Monica E'A Ross & wi, Stanford Miss M Scott, San Jose Miss K Thompson, Cal 31 Z Oshorne Jr, Stanford T W Rand. Stanford § Miss SC G X Barnes & wf, Stanford Miss A Hatch, Jiss “heof, Stanford Miss W Harper, | Miss Doherty L’hote, Cal Miss L Ashbury, Stanford | H H Meyer, Healdsburg J Stack, Heawdsburg | L G Fsuikner, Berkeley J I Jackson, Los Angeles G G Baker, Los Angeles J P Grozier, Mass C L Ruggles & ws, Stk Miss 1, Ruggles, Stockton Miss L Audriance, Stkn B Audriance, Stockton ¥ C Herrman & wi,SJose Mrs E O'Neill, Soquel J 5 Hilliard, Evanston Mrs E Baker, Stanford i ¥ Baker, Stanford 1 M Sharp, San Jose Bessle I Perry, San Diego “kiah 1. Hart, San Jose n Jose Miss B Hart, San Jose caville H MJonesdw!.Cloverdale ooth, S Barbara Mrs Tully, Los Angeles or. Los Angeles P A Dinsmore, San Jose stanfordUniv Stanford E L Powell, MissCF Lesiey. A'S Ferguson, Stanford A J Hinds, Santa Cruz E M Wilson & w,Vallejo A B McKenzie, Martinez R C Jones, Berkele: Grace Johuson, Berkeley { W W Black &w,Hollister H K Duilin, Los Angeles | W E Bowman & w, Suc G Edgar, M F Oaeli, Collins, Stanford J Haslacher, nhaupt, Chicago G G Benneit & w. S D Chas diiler, Stanford J O Walsol ) Jordan, w & d, Stanfrd J M_Angi G CEdmunds, May Zan i MeMilan, Stanfrd Wood, S 1, Stanford ers, Stanford C W Toagson 1 D Leppo, Stanford T Bu; 1o, Seaitle | ¥ H Brown. Stanford J 1) Smith, Livermore { C B Rudham, Staniord A_Abboit, Mexico | ML Austeneer, Stanford A V Schubert, Stanford P Rithet, San Rafael A D Simpson, N Y face, Stanford E R Zlon, Stanford 3 Laughlin Jr, Stanford Mrs L Spanlding, Stantrd C H Hanson, Los Ang A Ross, G F Howard, Stanford E J Marx, New York | ¥rand Lilyn, Stanford J A Rithet, Rarael W F Workman, Stanfrd G I Bartlett, Stanford R P Crow, Stanford | ¥ H Williams, Stanford | M A Williams, Stanford Geo Hansen, Los Ang J A Heinze, Montana € Dun stanford | H J Dona & ', Portland | H P Winslow, Keswick | J H Thompson. Stocktn | W W Kemp, Stanford T Swasey, Centralia Breiher, nford | ¥ Cuift. Stanfora { O J Smith, Sonora UM Hough, St Louls H FGriftin, N Y A Gartenlaub, Fresno Miss Bruoston,Stanord 3 Schredl. San Jose Mr Chapman, Stanford Miss Jones, Stuntord E W Serl, Stanford Miss Fdwards, Stanford G Terrell, Stanford O V Eaton, Stanford BALDWIN HOTEL. G Henderson & w1,Stock W_E Blamke, Sacto ¥ J Kinsey. Vallejo EW Newell, Stockton J T Harmes, Sacto F P Hellurz, Alvarado € Gregory, Modesto AN Chambers, Oukland R Ransome, Uakland 8 Englender,Mare [sland J°G Murries. Vallejo L G Bethel, {allejo 3 Dyers, San Mateo G C Randel, San Mateo C D Joues, Berkeley W S Reed, Stockton Dr Emerson, Coultervile W & itobin, New York i Hoffman & w1, Chicgo k2 W Evans, L. Angeles Mrs E Caleart, San Jose J E Martin, St Ciaire T 1. Brough & W, Vallejo H Islip, Monte H Crosby, Centerville W S Robin, Centérville ¥ C Penely & wt, Vallejo L A Lumbhart, Livermore J G Hoffman, Chicago G Grimell, Jowa NEW WESTERN HO' 3 Vieman, Centerville v Fi ¥ Broshad & w, N Y 3 J A Raschell, Portland N A Springer, Michigan D Reedman, Michigsn W Technne, Portland R McDonald, Portland J Williams, Olympia 1 Hart, Boston 3 J Harrington, Maytick W' D Barney, Oakland E Carey, Bosion E F CGay, 1 ¥ James, Stanford ¢ J Jecker, Stanford Yocum, Stanford H R Raynes, Yreka T P Spitz, N Y W Brenstedt, Texas € P Curtin, Stanford Miss M Daunt, London Stanford Miss Coman, Stanford Coxhead, Stanford Miss Hume, Stanford L R H Brown, Stanford A M Cathcart, Stanford N Preechtl, Vallejo J Southnict, Maytick A'de Smet, Oakland A S Adams, Chicago John Ford, Boston SAN FRANCISCO ‘*‘CALL.™ BURINESS OFFICE ofthe San Francis:o CALL— #30 Market sireet, open until 12 o'ciock every DIgbtin the year. ERANCH OFFICES—530 Montgomery street, correr Cley: spen until 9:30 o'clock. $5¢Hayes screet, open until 9:30 o'clocle. 718 Larkin street, open until 9:30 o’clock. &W .corper Bixteenth and Misfiou sireets, opew srtil foclock. B1EMission street, open untfl 9 o'clock. 116 Ninth etreet, open until 9:30 o'clock, OTICE OF MEETING VERBA BUENA LODGE OF PER- A Topeka man of a practical turn of mind has made a will regulating bis own | A friend, who isa parsen, isto | come from a distance and say a prayer. | Another friend, who is nota parson, not | even a church member, is to make a short | talk. Another friend, who is a woman and a sweet singer, is to request three musical ends—another woman and two men—to join her in s ing appropriate hymns, while another friend, a young fellow who for a music-house, is to preside at the or- gan. The undertaker is not to wear a plug hat, and humble, giving the corpse a chance for vublic attention-—its last chance. The pallbearers are not to be labeled. wili be distinguishable from the corpse by the fact t| they will be alive, and. their duties will be understood without wearing a printed sign. They must be good fel- lows, too, bright fellows, and they are ri with cheerful anecdotes of their dead friend. takers’ gloves are so starchy and stuffy— and a man whose hands sweat is barred. It tarnishes the handles of the coffin. Grips and signs, swords, feathers and bands are prohibited. The parson who shall say the first prayer shall say the last, and “sprigs of myrtle’”” or “acacia” are for- bidden. The pall bearers are to line up and witness the final closing of the grave. All the funeral arrangements are to be in charge of another friend, a woman, who shall” comfort the family and see that the brownies be not permitted to ‘‘sit up with the corpse.”’ She shall receive flowers, if any, friends may bring in, return thanks for them in writing and request the newspapers not to call them “fioral offerings.” detach cards from these pre‘ty remem- brances and preserve them for the famil The coffin, it shall not be called a ‘‘cas- ket,”” must not wear the appearance of a floral bargain-counter. That moss-grown title head, “The Last Sad Rites,” must not appear over the newspaper accounts of the funeral, and, having done this last kind service in fairly good English and short sentences, city editors are requested to turn again their attention to life and the beautiful world, Jeaving the dead man to make his own way across the dark river.— Kansas City Star. - HOTEL ARRIVALS. LICK HOUSE. T Hatfield, Sacto Lawrence, Mtn View * Cowie, T.0s Angeles rown, Berkele: Berkeley Price, Stockton hrhorn, MtnView AW Ebrtiorn, MtnView 1, W Julliard, Sta Rosa F St J Fox, Stanford learned the keyboard while “‘on the road’’ | or a big diamond stud, or a dressy Prince ! Albert coat, or in any manner to appear as | if he bad snatched a moment from a ban- | quet to bury the dead. He is to be modest | They | None of them may wear gloves—under- | She shall also ! fection No. 6—Regular meeting THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING, November 29, at 8 oclock. Degree 14, “ EZoALEoR o Masonic Temple, Regular_assembly THIS ovember 29, at Post and ghts are PECIALIN- : 1l Sir K. ted. MATTERS OF TERFST. By order of SIit REUBEN P. HURLBUT, Em. Com. 81z Hirax T. GRAVES, Kecorder. MISSION LODGE NO. 169, F and M.—Officers and members are hereby notified to attend the funeral ot our deceased brother, WINFIELD W. BRUGH (late 8 member of San Joagun Lodge No. 19, Stockton. Cal.), from Masonic Temple, TH1S DAY (Friday), at 1:30 p. a1 order of the WL i UNKER, Secretary. MASONIC HALL ASSOCIATION Stockhoiders' meeting—Notice i3 hereby | given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of the MASONIG HALL ASSOCIATION of the | city of San Francisco for the election of nine trustees and a treasurer will be held in the Masonic | Temple, in the city of San Francisco,on MON- { DAY, the 2d day of December, 1895. Poils will be P M. . unti open from 12 ! GEOR Secretary. SITUATIONS WANTED-—Continued. | HELP WANTED-—Continned. BUSINESS CHANCES, LODGING-HOUSES FOR SALE. WANTED—BY A’ YOUNG LADY WHO CAN give the best of references situation plain ho\l(s,e-vllglrk good laundress. Address 517 Fourth v land. 100 BO¥3 WANTED FOR CHURCH CHOIR, Apply Saturday afternoon, between 1 and 3 o'clock, at Church of the Advent, Eleventh st., near Market. Dm:ssmumn, GOOD FITTER, WOULD like few more engagements: 75 cents a day and lunch. Address W. M., box 71. this office. Y OUNG GROCERY CLERK FOR GROCERY and bar; city references required. 1934 Stock- ton st., cor. Chestnut. W IPOW WOULD LIKE POSITION TO TAKE charze of lodging-honse or small famlly. Ap- ply at 280 Turk st. JXPERIENCED WOMAN WANTS A POSI- tion to care for young children or baby from its birth: I8 & goo seamatress; best references. Call or address 2933 Jackson st. IDDLE -AGED WIDOW, FIRST-CLASS PER- son, desires position 25 housekeeper in good family ;' thorouglily competent to superintend or manage any establishment. Apply 538 McAllister. NXUL PLACE FOR 10c BARBER-SHOP; ALA- meda.Apply this office. NUMBER OF ELECTRICIANS OR DYNAMO men and linemen are wanted ; they must apply to U. 8. Industrial Agency and have their records for ability and reliability ‘looked up, so that their records can be submitted to the employing com- pany. Room 167, Crocker building. OY;WANTED WHO UNDERSTANDS TY PE- sefting.® Apply MYSKLL & ROLLINS, 22 Clay st. Y OUNG LADY WANTS PLACE AS HOUSE- keeper_or oflice work. 203 Powell st., room 5. 1Ay WOULD LIKE MENDING OR PLATN i sewing; gentlemen's clovhing a specialty. 737 Howard s 5 ANTED—$25; STEADY WORK FOR A steadv young or middle-aged man. Call at 1320 Market street ARBER-SHOP FOR SALE; 2 CHAIRS: §66; 5 living-rooms; rent $15. 108 Ellis st. EN'S SOLES, 50c; HEELS, 25¢: DONE IN 156 minutes,while you wait. 1197 Market, cor. 8th. 'I’Am( WOULD LIKE MENDING OR PLAIA L/ sewing: gents’ clothing a specialty. 963 Mis- 510115! at room 9, first floor. 7 OUNG GIRL JUST FROM THE COUNTRY, having city experience, would like a place to do general housework; wages $12 to $16. Apply 26 Eixin st room 16, | Tees 8 o W 1ESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD ST., NR. Market; 200 rooms; 25¢ to $1 50 per night; #1 50 10 $6 per week ; convenient and respectable: free bus to and from the ferry. I XPERIENCED YOUNG LADY WANTS Pu- 4 sition as housekeeper. Call 501 Post st..room 25, second floor. O SISTERS, FIRST-CLASS DRESSMAK- ers, would like' few more engagements; finish dress ina day; $4. Address 92374 Pacific st. ER HOUSE, 44 THIRD ST., NE. electric lights in every room? 200 rooms; 26¢ to §150 per night; $1 50 to $6 per v free bus to and from the ferr C. G. 80C. F - all branches: shortest notice. ITUATION WANTED BY can do bousework, attend to horses, etc.; refer- ences 1f required; wages no object. Address R. J., box 150, Call Oftice. (COACHMAN, THOROUGHLY EXPE- rienced in caré and driving horses; good gar- dener and milker; handy with tools: best of ret- erences. Address . A., box 74, this oftice. CLASS CAKPENTER AND CABINET- can lay out buiidings: miliwork and stairs: wants employient; cily or country: wages reasonable. Address A. BRAND, 205 Ninth st. INGLE MAN OF 40, STEADY, SOBER AND 8 reilable, wants employment. Address Relia- ble, box 3, C QOBER STRONG, 2 willing, used to horses, garden, wants work in private family: good plain cook; useful in general: small wages for good place. Address J. H., 116 Berry st., San Francisco. I R (GERMAN) DE can milk and is willing to do general ANTED — 2 GOOD , SALESM. tailoring. 41134 Kearny st., 8 to 10 CORNER GROCERY; 850 BAL- §2“0. nce; $10 monthly. STENBERG & REIBER, 632 Market st. FELL-KEPT HOUSE OF 30 ROOMS, ALL ON one floor; nicely furnished: good location; on corner. STENBERG & CO., 682 Market st. 1000, CARTSER WANTED INA WELL- $ . established commercial _printing office: controls first-class trade: does big busiess; established 3 years; remaining p rner respon- sible business man: will teach incoming pariy; does o business of $600 per month: running ex- penses light; offers grand opportunity for active man; chance in w lifetime for man with above amotnt. STENBERG & TREIBER, 632 Market st., opp. Palace Hotel. 195 FARTNEE IN RESTAURANT: OPF: . theater; establishel trade. STENBERG & TREIBER, 632 Market stree . $5()(), CORNER GROCERY, BAR; BEST $500. jceation - western - Addition: itving- rooms; furnished: receipts £15 daily: full vaiue: stock: fixtures; genuine bargain. STENBERG & TREIBER, 632 Market st. §45(). DAIEY PRODUCE AND DELICACY B450. 20w best location Western. Additions living-rooms: furnisbed. STENBERG & TREI: BER, 632 Market st. ] CORNER GROCERY, BAR; 2 LIV- B3TH. farooms, farnished; ' reat §30; full value in stook; suitable for man and wife, STEN- BERG & CO., 832 Market st., opp. Palace Hotel. ARBER-SHOP FOR SALE. 2308 EOWARD street. MANSION HOUSE, 661 MTSSION, NR. SIXTH JYL —Thorouchly renovated; refurnished; 100 rms, 25¢ night to $1 50 week:: clean; quiet; reading-rm. ARBERS—FOR EMPLOYMENT CALL SE( retary Barbers' Asso., $25 Grant ave. S. FUCH EN'S SHOES HALF-SOLED 40c, LADIES 35c; done in 10 minutes. 959 Hqward st. TPRENTICE WANTED ON PANTS. 541 Market st. INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD ST., NEAR Market; 200 rooms, 25 cents a night; reading- ree bus to and from the ferry. M V T INDELL HOUSE, SIXTH AND HOWARD— 4 singie furmshed rooms; 75¢ weelk, 15¢ night. ARBERS, FOR EMPLOYMENT CALL SEC. Barbers' Assn.. 12 Seventh. H, SCHEUNERT. EARN A TRADE—SIGN OR PICIORIAL J painting taunght for $5: great opportunity. D. LEVY, 35 Eighth st., San Francisco. I 199 CORNER GROCERY, BAR, WEST- $2200. Sn*acicion; . new 'stock: living: rooms: sell after invoice. STENBERG & CO.; 632 Market st , opposite Palace Hotel. )~ () PARTNER, COAL, HAY, GRAIN $200. asiness: bauding theiuded: rent $10; 2 horses, wagons. 19 %ooss ox MISSTON ST .. 14-room, sunny corner: must 32 rooms to exchange for real estate. 10-room house; very central.. H. C. DECKER, 1208 Mariet . NINE-ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE: $150. it 520 upper fiac weil rented. 630 Webster st., near Grove. HOUSE, 15 ROOMS, WELL FUR- ‘positively a bargain, 644 Sacramento. “ROOM HOUSE, TO BN SOLD AT A BAR- gain: on account of sickness. 238 Sixth st FURNITURE FOR SALK ROOMS, OAK FURNITURE COMPLETE.$80 4 Flegant Brussels carpet laid. a5c Heavy Linoleum laid. L40c Floor Oilcloth 1 UCTIONS O 3 second-hand: 400 carpet., £0od 'as new: cloth, 26¢; parlor suits, $19 up; linoleum, 45¢: piece chamber suits, $id 50: cornice poles, 25 ranges, $6: cash or installments: goods shipped free. T.H.NELSON. 126 Fourth FURNITURE WANTeD. e e e UCTIONEER J. C. MUTHER. 719 MARKET st., pays highest cash prices for furni NER _WANTED — RESTA - .« rant: best possible location; remaining partner, responsible, practicable busines man, w.ll teach incoming party the business: satisfaction of profits will be given; receipts $45; opportunity seldom ever offered. ' STENBERG, 632 Market, opposite Palace Hotel. R1000, BAKERY NORTH OF MARKET; D ;, baking 24 pbis, daily: 2 horses and wagons; weekly receipts $150; 5 livin i R3S tensns mo ppesttion bargain. STENBERG, 632 Market st., opposite Palace Hotel. & AA() FOR SALE_FINE CANDY-STORE: $450. fcCrcam parior: elegant fountain and factory; does a good business; trial given to sat- isty buyer. STENBERG, 632 Market, op. Palace. STENBERG, 632 Market st. $6 F(), EARTE BARBERS PROTECTIVE UNION EMPLOY- ment secretary. CONRAD TROELLL, 657 Clay. THE KATLROAD HOUSE 5633 COMMERCIAL st., below Montgomery; single rooms 15¢ night, 25¢ for two; best &nd cleanest house in town. 'SAM KRE—CHINESE AND JA EM- ployment office, 511 Bush st.. nr. Grant ave. (REE BEER—TWO SCHOONERS FOR bc; also a bottl eoflager, 5¢, at 637 Clay st. CE IN CITY FOR SECOND-HAND shoes, 726 opp. Howard-st. Theater, or 129 Bixth s ho exchanged. AVV'.—\ NTED—ME WHO DO NOT RECELVE their wages 10 place accounts with us; law and commercial colleciion; no charge unless successful. KNOX COLLECTION AGENCY. 110 Sutter, r. 4. '\ OZART, 319 ELLIS VL nignt, $1°25 to 55 week; reading rooms. W HAT CHEER HOU st.: 100 outside rooms. best spring beds; single rooms, 20c a day: $1 a week; meals, 1 gle rooms 15¢, 20c a night, E ng worker and wages reason- able: on bread or cakes. Address H. C. B., Lindell rd sireets. MAN SPFAKING THREE LAN- guages to work in kitchen, restaurant or hotel. Call or address G. V., 521 Seventh street. country. Address WILLIAM SNODGRASS, can furnish city references. Please 24 Mission st. i G 1 TION WANTED: GOOD NTED—SIN ‘v 1bc AY; 31 week: rooms for two, 25 a day, $1 60 s week: reading room- daily papers. 36 Clay st. VRY ACME HOUSE, 957 MA RKET ST., BE- low Sixth, for a room ; 25¢ a night; $1 & week. 32] ELLIS. "ROSEDALE-ROOMS 280 TO 500 anight: §1 to $3 & week: open a!l night. TANTED_LABORERS AND MECHANICS S.\L?:oN. FINE BAR; PIANO: BILLTARD table; old established pla mint_for two WOOD & GRIBBLE, 917 young men; rent 835. Market st. LOR TO LOAN ON FURNIIURE, &28.000 pianos, real estate. WOOD & GRIBBLE, 917 Market st. 997, SALOON: GOOD STOCK AND FIX. ZZ9. tures; 4 living-rooms: rent $16: good business: bargn. WOOD & GRIBBLE, 917 Market. 51000, PAKERY AXD COFFEE-ROUSE . combined: 4 barrels flour daily; 2 horses, 2 wagons: in & booming town near San Francisco; 18,000 population; trial given: owner re- tiring. WOOD & GRIBBLE, 917 Market st. ASH SALES GUARANTEED—LODGING houses, city and country property. business places of all kinds quickly bought or sold for cash: ioaus negotfated; apply to WOODS & GRIBBLE, 917 Market street. i 10 know that Ed Rolkin, Reno House proprie- S36 Conikarcla tor, atlll runs Denver House, 217_Thind_st.; 150 MAN SPE Jarge rooms: 25c per night; $1 to $3 per week. Swedish would like work ina wholesale place. | 75 MEN'SSECOND-HAN DED S1{OES.SOME Address G. P., box 6, Call Office. 4005607 Sew, 250 to 83 25, 562 dission st. ITUATION WANTED 8Y STEADY MAN; wants to work in kitchen. Address B., box 71, Call Oftice. ERMAN BUTCHER WANTS best experiences as shop butcher or sausage- maker. Address G. B.. box 18, Call Office. 100D PLAL AN : situation. Address Cook, box 4, Cail Office. YOUNG AN, GRADUATE Tiigh School, wants o situation in an office: dentist’s preferred; is reliabla and can fur- nish first-class references. Call or address C. E. T, San Lorenzo, Cal. Y OUNG MAN WOULD LIKE A POSITION IN wrocery-stor ars' _experience and good references. box 1, Call Office. 10 MEN TO TAKE LODGING AT 10c, 150 and 20c a night, including coffee and roils. €24 Washington st., near Kearny. EST IN CIT Y —SINGLE ROOMS, 15, 25 cents per night; 81, $1 25, $1 50 per week. YPacific House .Commerciai and_Leldesdorft sts. J IVE MEN WANTED FOR LIGHT OUT- i door work ; will pay competent person $350 & day. Apply at store, 328 Seventh st. W ANTED-MEN 10 ¢ BOTTLE SHARP steam beer, 5c: bottle wine, bc. 609 Clay si. JUST OUT: NEW MACHINK FOR RIPAIR- ing shoes: cail and see: half-soled in 15 min- utes, done while you wait; all repairing done by machinery: all répairing at Lal? price anieed. 562 Mission 8. bet. First and ¢ N WANTED BY carpenter: a steady place preferred: can give best of recommendation. Address A. D., 1050 Howard st. BOY, I8, YEARS, WOULD TIKE TO work of some kind. Apply 349 Jessie st. GAR® , PRACTICAL, SCOTCH, WITH X 15 years' experience, wants situatiol mercial or private place; thoroughly understands gardening in all its branches. Address Gardener, 1044 Folsom st. QITUATIO. W T-CLASS D AGENTS WANTED. BOSANZA FOR AGENTS Inguire for “Samantha in Kurope” at the Standard Dictionary Agency, 1368 Market st. VALIFORNTA MUTUAL BENEFIT SOCIETY wants good agents to work its accident and ck_insurance; liberal inducements offered. J. W. HANNA Secretary, Murphy building. PARTNERS WANTED. R_& CO., CHINESE AND JAPAN- se employment ofice, 17 Webb below AN R HOTEL, $30, see party here at 11 to-day: 4 cooks, with and thout washing, $25 and §30; Scandinavian or $20: 3 waitressos. hotel and res- ;'and a large number of glrls of all for ccoking and housework in city J. F. CROSETT & CO., 312 Sutter. -COO. N ATTRE INTRY HOTEL, EE party here. C. R. HANSEN & (O, 110 ary st. G IRL, BELVEDER! DA $20; 10 girls $20, $15. MM gencral housework ; must be good cook; refer- ences: wages §20. 1512 Calitornia st. R TRAL H EWOR] 9a McAllister st. GERMAN GIRL FOR LIGHT HOUSE- 443 Sixteenth st., cor. of Sauchez. AN FOR HOUSEWORK OR ‘Apply 2615 Howard st. SMAND HAS ARISEN FOR MORE SALES- 1adies for notions and fancy goods than we can supply: we also want _some good Jady solicitors for a g0d lucratlve business. United States Indus- trial Agency, room 1 “rocker building. ANTED—COMPETENT YOUNG GERMAN woman for cooking and general housework: 4 in family; wages $20; Teferences required. Apply 2! ‘amento st. "FLANNEL OVERSHIRTS LEVI STRAUSS & CO., 3215 ( PERATORS 0 and underw, Fremont s O¥,Y RELIABLE DRESSCUTTING SCHOOL where yon can learn the dressmaking trade thoronghly; also French and German raised work, tapesiry and _embroidery taught. 505 Fell st. MRS. i L. JON ANNUAL MF NG—THE REGULAR ual meeting of the stockholders of the { Mutval Electric Light Company will be held at the office of the company, 617 Howard st., San Fran- cisco, California, on MONDAY, the second day of December, 1885, at the hour of 10:30 o’clock A. M., for the purpose of electing s Board of Directors to serve for the ensuing year and the transaction of such other business as may come before the meet- ing. ‘Transfer-books will close on Friday, Novem- ber 29, 1895, at 3 o'clock P. ). JAMES FISHER, Secretary. SPECIAL NOTICES, T’fi CORNS RE KNIFE. Chiropodic Institute, Toom 22, 906 Market. @7 CORNS, INGROWING N AILS, SUCCESS- fuliy treated. DR. LLOYD, Lurline Baths. *CARLGRUGGELMASSAGE & SWE movei : at home or i 8, setond fioor: genuine massage trentment. # = DR.JOS. BAYER, ST._1t03 and 7:30 10 8:30 P.3x ; residencel431 Webster BZ JAD TENANTS EJECTED FOR $4. Collections made, city or country. Pacific Collection Co., 415 Montgy st., room 6, Tel. 5580. I WINDOWS CLEANED AND FLOORS scrubbed; reasonable rates: payment for damages guarauteed. C. ROSS1& CO., 242 Sntter. BRIGHT'S DISEASE AND DIABETES can be cared, even in the advanced s ages, by FULTON'S Radical Remedies: sold at office, 1221 Market st.; hours, 10 A. M. to 4 P. ). 5 F00MS WHITERED. 81 UF: PAPER- ed $3 50 uv. 317% Third. George Hartman. COLLECTIONS: 'ENANTS EJECTED, 10: costs pald. 420 Montgomery, rm. 29, SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALXK, WEDISH AND GERMAN ENPLOYMENT office. 1114 Antonia st. es, near Kllls. TITATIONS WANTE FIRST-CLASS cooks, laundresses, nurses, waitresses and girls of every nationality, at LEON ANDRE'S, 815 Stockton. (1 ERMAN GIRL WANTS SITUATION IN A German family to do plain cooking and general housework; wages not under $20. Apply 232 Shotwell st 5 AT dR (LEEMAN GIRL, DESIRES POSITION 1N private family: Is able 1o take full charge of veral housework. Call 1550 Folsom st., corner ‘welith; ring side bell, RIEIABLE GIRE WISHES A SITUATION TO - do lizht housework: wages $8 to $10. Avply 4343, Clementina stre: OUNG GERMAN WOMAN WITH A CHILD 1 year oid wishes a situation; city or country. £ i .Sn Raf G D Alhnan, Oakland W F Detert, Zeila Mine G C Freeman, Fresno s, Jackson Miss A B Karr. Marysylil A Howe & w, (11 ¥ A Berg, Mar; ille raner, e Jose € C Schncider, San Jose orge, <ar Jose J H Corcoran & w. Cal MrsJ M Braw J L Hudner, Hollister Miss Brawle: C 1t Joncs, Berkeley € W'Neal'& w, Alameda G A Story & w, Sausalito H A Wool. Stasiord J V Schaefer, Chicago MinsMlcintosh,Stanfrd C E Janois, Vancouver MissBMclntosii, Stanfrd P 3 vowning, Sianford J Jucobs, Hanford 3tiss Johmson, £an Jose olden, Mt Hamiltn ieenberh & w, Cal iss 12 Kliburn, 8 ocktn Miss M Kilburn, Stocktn H Cosgriff. Cal E ¢ Klumpf, Alameda W Magill, St Lonis J M Mxnon, Berkeley J Mackey, ~acto 3 € Wilifams, Oakland M S Ingels, Cal W Bradford, Cal H Hadenteld, Cal Miss 8 Smith, Stockton A handsome young woman ran across Main street yesterday afternoon just ahead of a north-bound Cold Spring car. As she DrJ J Hogan, Mill Val Miss A Kafitz, Stockton _York, Napa Misa M. Kafitz, Stockton E N Buliock, Stanford Miss Kilburn, £ I Bullock, Stunford Address New Atlantic Hotel, 207 Montgomery avenue. Yfi ING GERMAN WOMAN WANTS PLACE for cooking and general housework. 523 Second, rear. (JERMAN WOMAN, EXPERIENCED COOK, wan's @ situation; city or country. Address MRS. B., Cail Branch 'Oftice, 339 Hayes st. Yme WOMAN,LATELY FROM THE EAST, wishes situation to do any kind of work. Call or address ¥1 Hubbard st. Newman (200, EI¥D HURGE WISHES SITUATION as nurse to an Invalid. Call or ad. 22813 Powell. v DRESSES, JACKET, kirt lined. all shades, $750. New York Cloak House, 1210 Mark PAT et g school. 1231 Market !(:btl. Sthand 9th. PS WANTE! ONS GUARAN teed: patterns 25¢ up- latest skirts 35c. MCDOW- ELL'S Uressmi 213 Powell st. N VENIENT AND RESPECTABLE Winchester Touse. 44 Third st., near Market: 200 rooms week 25¢ (0 $1 50 per night: $1 L0 to $6 per i free bus to and from the ferr; R HOUSE, 44 ctric lights in Yery rooms; 25¢to §1 60 per night; 81 50 week: free bus 1o and from the ferry. )E TAUGHT. U. S. TAILOR KD, NEAR room: 200 to $6 per RESS CUTTIN L) system. 14 McAbister st., rooms 67 and 8. ADIES TO SELL MANHATTAN EGG FOOD; 1s the be: C. KERTELL, San Mateo. H ATRDRESSING, 60 AND 350; MORNING and ev’g classes;10 lessons,$1 50. 1248 Mission. TANO LESSONS BY THOROUGHLY __schooled artist; lessons 25c. 617 Jones st. R 5 LIVINGSTON'S DRESSCUT- ting and making school : all branches. 702 Sutter. ——— MALE HELP WANTED. W ANTED—2 COOPERS FOR LARGE WIN- eryand distillery; must be competent men; also farmers, laborers, cooks, waiters and dish- washers. . EWER & CO, 626 Clay st. W ANTED—A PARTNER WITH $10.000 OR more, to engage in & manufacturing business already established, paying blg dividends; sure thing: no risk; biggest thing on the coast: don’t fail to_investigate. Address F. E. KELLER, 504 Napa st ROOMS WANTED. URNISHED ROOM WANTED IN GERM amily, $4 or $5 per month. Address R., box , Call Office. W ANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, & or 3 furnished housekeepinz rooms in quiet re- spectable locality witnin_15 minutes of Market and Kearny sts. Address J. F'., 718 Larkin st. PROPERTY WANTED. JINE RESIDENCE BETWEEN PINE, CLAY, Plerce and Deviadero sts.; 10 rooms: $10,000. Address P. 0. box 2088. WANTED—-MISCELLANEOUS. HGaEST PRICE FORLADIES ANDGENTS' second-hand clothing. HAHN, 316 Third st. AN OUR WATCH, T SEDS Tepairing: best work at haif the regular price, SN, watchmaker, 126 Kearny st., third tioor. JELL YOUR BOOKS, CLOTHING AND JEW 3 elry 10 A. KLEI send postal. QECOND-HAND KODAKS, CAMERAS, ic lanterns & slides. 109 Montgy. LOST. 19’-— SALOON AND CIGAR- STORE &s 249U, combined; big transient trade: best location: partner preferred. PROLL & LLOYD, 719 Market st. ESTAURANT — MUST BE SOLD THIS week. account other business: make an offer; Cheap rent; doing fine business: do not neglect this opportunity. PROLL & LLOYD, 719 Market st. %450 PAR R WANTED: FL o . cash business; thoroughiy established: clearing $200 per month; previous experience not required: duties light and easily learned; trial of business_before buying. Apply KENNY & Mc- LEAN, 777 Ma l.‘(;l(t» room 7. $125. EEANCEBAEBPRY MUSTEESOLD Z9. to-day. BARRETT, 8651, Marke: st. $325. BEST ALOON SOUTH OF MAR- ©Z0). ket, with livinz-rooms: low rent; sure investment for an active man. Apply 777 Market st., room 7. $25(), EXCLUSIVE RIGHTFOR 16 VEARS 200, 6" sell_new invention_in Oregon or Washington: thousands fn use in California. Hall of Inventions, 719 Marxet st. ARTIES HAVING PATENTS TO SELL OR introduce call or address Hall of Inventions, '}9 !\lnrkel st., S. F. 175, ARG ALOON, STOCK AND ). fixtures: long lease: 3 furnished living- rooms attached; good location. Call at Assembly Saloon, SW. cor. Eighth and Howard sts. HYSICIAN—FOR _SPLENDID OPENING. ‘e DR. CALDWELL immediatelv, Market st., cor, Fourth, fOR SALE—GOOD-PAYING AND OLD-ES- tablished butcher-shop at a sacrifice. Apply at once, 1904 Folsom st. @30" T CIGAR - STORE: BEST CORNER, D OZL. near Sixth and Market. 777 Markt, r. 7. $9O PARTNER WANTED IN LARGE « restaurant, doing $80 business a day; rent $60: guaranteed to clear $20 & day: open for investigation: cash or real estate security; a snap; 14 interest very cheap. Cail at 137 Fourth. FOR SALE=NG. TSALOON TN A GOOD Lo- cation. Apply t0 JOS. MELCZER & CO., 502 10 506 Market st. OR SALE—NEW ENVELOPE MANUFAC- sturing plant; must be sold at once to ciose an gatate. Address Gebhard Paper Company, Buffalo, $3000 this office. $40/(). ASNAP: GOOD PAYING RESTAU- o « rant: good reasons for seiling. Apply 829 Mission st., in furniture-store. ROUTE FOR SALE; EVENING - paper; pays $150 per month. Appiy $s)-- GROCERY, BAR AND FIXTURES, £ 9D. 810 Tennessee st., cor. Solano. Potrero. RANCH BAKERY AND NOTIONS: VERY cheap; noagents. 819 Howard st. ESTAURBANT WITH 2 FURNISHED KMS, old established and doinz a good business: must sell: best of reasons for selling; see this and you will buy. 236 Third st. JOR SALE—ONE OF THE LARGEST AND oldest stove, range and house-furnishing estao- lishments: plnmbing, gas-fitting. tin and sheetiron manufacturing a specialty: investigation solicited. Inguire on premises, 524 Washington. FoE SALE—OLD-ESTABLISHED HAY AND gruin, wood and coal yard: centrally located; does good business. A. GRELLA, 514 Union st. JINE DING-HOUSE BY TANNERY and shops; all filled; trial given: will be sold very cheap; see it and make offer. Roddy’s Hotel, Nebraska and Twenty-sixth sts. ASH PRICE D COB SCHWERDT, 821 Mission, bet. 4th & 5th. IGHEST PRICE PAID T carpets, stoves. BROWNE, 103 9th; postal. G. KRASKY, CARPETS, PICTURES, H. folding. iron beds, furniture; low prices: stepladder manufactd for_the trade. 779 Missio CARPET CLUEANING. T-CLEANIN ELL CA Co. (incorp.); old-established carpet-cleaning machines: ning 3c yard. 230 Fourteenth st.: telephone M 7a. CAEPETS THOROUGHLY CLEANED AND Tenovated same as mew. 5. FERGUSON & 0., 23 Tenth st. Telephone number, south 86. INATIONAL CARPET BEATING AND RENO- vating Works HAMPTON &BAILLY: laying and aitering. 313-315 Guerrero: ‘lel. Mission 24d. ITY STEAM CARPET-BEATING AND Renovating Works, 88 and 40 Eighth st. G. H STEVENS, manager. ' Telephone No., south 250. EN YOU BECOME DISGUSTED WITH work send to SPAULDING'S Ploneer Caz- eating Works, 363-7 Tehamas tei PET BEATING WORKS. 835 telephone east 126. 'S CARPET B'EI'HRUIA ND RE pet PIANOS. VIOLINS, ETC, NOTHER CARLOAD JUST RECEIVED OF the finest upright pianos to be found on the coast: an immense stock in three large warerooms to select from; terms easy and_prices low: a few second-hand upright planos at snap bargains no on hand; one at 75, another at ¥150 and an el gantone at $195: but you must come at once or they will be snapped up. THE J. DEWING CC warerooms seconds floor, Flood building. TEINWAY PIANO SACRIFICED FOR 8211 Immediate sale necessary. Room 21, Flood building. O XCELLENT ORDER; UPRIGHT PIANO TO AL TROPOLITAN TEMPL see the wonderful Muehlfeld Pianos: they are the taik of the town: immense assortment just re- ceived. J.T. BOWERS & SON, Sole Agenis. Ow,x FOR BUSINESS. The finest line of new pianos for rent and sals in San Francisco. . HARRY SCOTT, 929 Market st., Spreckels buildin §75. EECELLENT TARGE UPRIGHT . piano; perfect; sacrifice. 1359 Folsom st cor. Tenth. REAT SWEEPIN cash or inst: JINE PIA SALE _OF PIANO: BRUENNS, 228 Post st. OFOR SALE OR RE H ¥ SCHMITZ, 16 Mcallister st. TEINWAY, WEB ERSON, ESTEY and numerous other standard makes of planos and organs are sold upon easy terms and reasonably by SHERMAN, CLAY & CO., plano house. cor. Kearny and Sutter 5100 SERIGHT Pras -good, $5 installments. STEINWAY, $235; MAHOGANY PIANO, $48; HEINE, 410 Post st. ARGAINSIN HIGH-GRADE PTAY payment; SHMITZ & CO., 16 WE ARE S A «Y¥ celebrated Knabe Plano: new styles ju celved. B! J. CURTAZ & SON, 16 O'Farrell e PIANOS FROM $i00 UP. HOR- J NUNG'S, leadi iano-hou: 216 Post st. ELEBRATED BUSH & GERTS PIANO! tone unsurpessed; cases umique. A. L. BA. CROFT & CO., 324 Post si. UPERIOR VIOLINS, ZITHERS, OLD & NEW H. MULLER, m: afre: am place EMOVED—F. W. S K & CO. TO 538 Post st., near Powell, sole agents Conover, Colby and'Spencer piands. 328 Post st. Wk G Bal H KOHLER & CHASE, 26, 28 and 30 O’ Farrell st. ) TERMS; LOW PRICES. KOHLER & CHA % e ECKER BEOS., STEINWAY, FISCHER AND other first-class makes Of pianos; little used: cheap for cash or on easy terms. KOHLER & CHASE “8 and 30 O'Farreil st. TR N ELE PLAY OF MANDOLINS, guitars and banjosat MAUVAIS'. 769 Market. YRON MAUZY, 308 POST ST.—SOHMER, Newby & Evans, Brizgs and other pianos. TECK, CHICKERIT Sterling pianos sold on §10 | CURTAZ & SON. sole agents, 16-20 O'Farrell PERFECTL’ S: EASY DicAllister st. HEAP FOR CASH—¢ YOUR BABY-CAK- riage and Rattan Furniture at the factory and save middleman’s profit. California Rattan Co., 61 First st. JOR SALE—SOLITAIEE DIAMOND; cost $100. Address B., box 40, this office. 3707 TVAILORSHOP FOR SALE, SHORT DISTANCE Apply REISS BROS,, Sutter st. LL MAKES OF TYPEWRITERS BOUGHT and sold. S. F. Typewriter Ex., 310 California. OST NOVEMBER 24, GOING FROM TWES- fifth and Valencia to_Twenty-second and Harrison, gold glove buttoner, envelope charm. in- scribed “May.” Return to 2428 Harrison st. and receive reward. OST OR STRAYED—ENGLISH SETTER ibitch: black ears. ticked body—white ana black answers name Flora (Florine). Return rm. 2, Mills building, Sth floor. receive reward. B. M. L 590 & SWARD—LOST, DIAM Reward will be paid by calling Soutliern Hotel, Seventh and Mission. room 19. J OST—BRINDLE BULLTERRIER(FEMALE) dog. Return to Cafe Royal and receive rewar. YOLD WATCH AND CHAIN, AT GOLDEN X Gate 'ark, Sunday, 24th inst. Please return t0 815 Stockton st. and receive reward. T OST, IN THE MIS NOVEMBER 26, gold watch and fob: name Ltta on. Return 10 106 Vicksburg st.; sultable reward. T‘ ESCOPE BASKET, MONDAY GVENING, on Third street car. Reward at 912 Ellls st. REWARD—GOLD CHAIN BRACELET: ietter H on snsp; from Broadway and Gough st. to Pacific and Montgomery; reward. Leave at this office. Pku.\xnnx T CORNEL SALOON, ON THIRD st., for sale cheap; going out of business. In- quire at Call Office. &500 SALOON: GOUD LOCATION: SOLD « account traveling, 208 Washington st. JoR Sare H PARLOR AND BAK- ery; good location. Apply Call Office. HS, LA SLOT MACHINES,.WHOLE- U sale; agents KAHN & CO., 230 Calif. st. OCKSMITH - SHOP FOR SALE; ON_AC- count of other business; rent $10. 446 Va- lencia st., near Sixteenth. V ARIETY AND NOTION STORE, BRANCH bakery and Jaundry office; 8 living-rooms; rent. reasonable. 2107 Powell st. 3[71 O'FARR! L — BRANCH BAKERY, 2 laundry office; good place for tables; rea- sonable. 3UACKSMITILSHOPIN COUNTRY : LIVING- rooms; ren: $8: owner sick. 0., box 2, Call. §20(. RESTAURANT FOR “SALE: R . ceipts $10 to §12 day; rent #15 per month; account sickness. 1009 Larkin st. LD-ESTABLISHED SIOVE AND TIN BUSI- ness for sale. 1103 Stockton st. OST—A PASS-BOOK WITH THE HIBERNIA Savings and Loan Society of San Francisco, in the name of JAMES CANAVAN, No. 177,054. ‘The finder wil please return %o bank. OST—A PASS-BOOK WITH THE HIBERNIA Savings and Loan Society of San Francisco, in the name of FRANCESCO COKTESE, 201,817._The finder will plcase return 10 bank. —_—— FOUND. URSE CONTAINING JKWELRY AND watch. Owner address P. C., box 17, Call Office. DENTISTSs. PA)ZTIES HAVING PATENTS TO SFLL OR introduce call or address Hail of Inventions, 719 Market st., S. F. OAL AND GRAIN YARD: BUILDING IN- cluded; Jong lease: 2 horses, 2 wagons; rent $5. Apply 1615 O'Farrell st. JOR SALE—F(RST-CLASS PHOTO GALLERY in Stockion, Cal. Address B. W., care the HHolden Drug Co., Stockton, Cal. (0! LOON FOR SALE; BEST LOCA- J tion in town. Apply at McLOUD & HATJES, whoiesale liquor dealers, 515 Market st. FAT-MARKET, TOOLS AND FIXT. to rent or sell. Shoestore, 2831 mwo:’ SE P K. L. T, CRANZ—EXTRACTION PAINLESS, crown work, bridge work and teeth without plates 4 gpecialty. 108 Geary st., cor. Grant ave. R.REA,800 TURK ST—ALL DENTAL WORK Al Towest prices and warranted: open evenings. ANTED—10 LABORERS FOR CITY, $1 76 day; young American to learn fruit raising: carpenters for Central America; Japancse cook for steamer, $40 and found; second cook for hotel, #35 and found: cook for country restaurant, $40: German baker to rent shop. Apply to J. F. CRO- €0., 828 Sacramento T PERSON,THE CHIEF COOK, PLEASE call: Swiss nuiker, $25; ranch teamster, §20; teamster, city. $26; tunnel man, ran air drill. R T. WARD & CO., 608 and 610 Clay st ) TEN-HORSE TEAMSTERS: $1 A DAY AND £ board. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary st. Wi 'ED-10 MORE MINERS, $250 PER day; single drill; sce parcy in office 11 4. 3. ook, #40, room, etc., country. MAKTIN'S Em- plo; Agency, 749 Market W ANTED — PRACTICAL UPHOLSTERER, age 25 to 35, who understands furnlture and carpet business thoroughly: country town; refer- ences required. Apply this oftice. i V ANTED—GOOD MEAT AND PASTRY ook for boarding-house: waiter; near Ingle- side racetrack. C., box 5, Call Office. ARBER ¥RED HOLI, PLEASE CALL DECKELMAN BKOS., 108 Eilis st. ARBER FOR SATURDAY AND SUNDAY; $4. - 24 Third st. (ooP WAITER AT 1828 BATTERY ST, OOD SHORT ORDER COOK. 43 SECOND . et B DAY, ook WANTED. 607 VALENCIA street. /£ WANT TO EMPLOY GOOD MEN AS SPE- clal deputies to organize councifi; the most at- tractive plan of fraternal insurance in the world; ke bk enevolen fioor, Mills bullaing, 7 ETAL PLATE $5: TEETH EXTRAGTED or filled painlessly by my patent anwesthetic, Goc: won 28 prizes. Obdontundgr Dental Parlors, 81534 Geary st., bet. larkin and Hyde, opposite s Hall. K. L. WALSH, D. D.5. ROOME DENTAL ASSOCIATION, 759 MAR- 7, ket, bet. 8d and dth, gas specialisty; only roli able ¥ 37 A SET FOR TEETH; WARRANTED AS £00d a8 can be made; filling $1. DR. SIMMS, dentisi, 930 Market st., next Baldwin !Lh_eltel’. R. H. G. YOUNG., BRIDGES AND TEETH without plates a specialty. 1841 Polk st. R. LUDLUM HIL. 1448 MARKET ST., near Eleventh: no charge or extracting when plates are made: old plates made over like new; teeth from $8 per set: extracting S0¢: gas given. CHEAP—OYSTER, FISH AND poultry stand: invesiigate, 418 Larkin st. AKERY FOR FOR SALE; ACCOUN departure. 115 Onk st. SR Pfi;;'{dmll:n yS&NTE‘IJtu_l BUSINESS ESTAB- shed since i cap) ired from 000 10 850,000, Address B. Mo 1 0. pox 243.’».‘“' NE SMALL MEDIUM AND LARGE SIZE fire and burglar proof safe. 22 Market st ATIONAL CASH REGL scale, levter-press, desk; cheap. EW RANGES CHEAPER THAN SECOND- hand. W. S. RAY Mfg Co., 12 California st. OUNTERS, SHELVING, SHOWCASES boughtand sold 11214 Mark: MEDICAL. BLESSING TO LADIES — INSTANT RE- lief for monthly Irregularities (from whatever cause) by the most experienced ludies’ physicians in San Francisco, restores all cases by an improved metkod. supericr to others: ladies will save time and money, be assured of honest treatment by consulting the doctors before calling on others; patients who have been imposed upon are spe- cially invited: home in confinement: treatment warranted: ad vice free, confidential. DR.and MES. DAVIES, 14 McAllister st., near Jones. Beware of frauds who sell injections; tells ladies to be their own physician. NEW PROCESS—NO MEDICINE. INSTRU- ments or worthless pills used; every woman her own vhysician for all female troubles: 0o mai- ter from what cause: restores always inone day: 1 you want to be treated safe and sure call on men's physician:knowledge can be sent&used at home:all cases ruaranieed. DK. POPPEK, 315 Kea: ME. KARROW, THE EMINENT specialist, treas diseases of women, removes hair by electricity permanently and positively re- stores {rregularities in § hours with the greatest discovery ever invented: price §. Woman’s Dis- pensary, 1206 Market st., room 26. ALL FEMALE IRREGULARITIES RE- £\ stored in a few hours: safe and sure relief at any time; travelers helped at once: home in con- finement: French pilis guaranteed; consult free. MRS. DR. WYETH, 916 Post st., near Larkin. ABER'S « INFALLIBLE PREVENTIVE. for either sex; send 2c for information or 50c for trial jar. TAYLOR CHEM. CO., box 1896, S. F. CARDTOSUFFERING FEMALES—BY MAS- sage and Swedish movement treatment I guar- antee to cureall diseases and irfegularities peculiar to your sex; obesity reduced; those who have been imposed upon or irregularly treated are invited to cali; sconsultation free: charges moderate. MRS, DR. HAWLEY, 518 Ellis s C TR FOR SALE—BEST PAYING BUSI $1‘{’)90 Dess in San Francisco: thulhv = vestigation permitted to party mean ness. CURTIS & fif)wm:\r, il bidg., s;n"m‘::r'.lclm MflsT CONVENIENT AND RESPECTABLE; ‘Winchester House, 44 Third st., near Market; 200 rooms; 25¢ to $1 50 per night: $1 60 to 33 per week ; free bus to and from the ferry. wa-:i:x's NEWS FOR 5 CENTS—THE WEEKLY CALL. In wrapper, for mailing. i bl e e o HORSES. A A A A A A A A A A A~ W ANTED-SIX GRAY DRIVING HORSES. Apply Eureka Delivery Co.. 1146 Mission st. OLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION, 806 MAR- ketst. DR. CHARLES W. DECKER. a0 T)R. J.3.LEEK, 1206 MARKET, COR. GOLDEN Gate ave.—Open evenin; Sundays till noon. AL’L WORK REASONABLE AND WAR- ranted. DR.J. W.KEY, 1122 Marketst. T)k- GEORGE W. LEEK, THE GENUINE TLeek dentist, discoverer of painless extraction and patentee of improved work or teeth without any piate, moved from 6 to 20 O'Earrell st Pttt R R M S D v ) FoEsES PASTURED; $2 A MONTH: GOOD care and feed; send for circular. The Hyde ranch, 630 Commercial st. 4() HORSES FOR SALE; ALSO WAGONW buggies, carts, harness; Grand Arcade Horss Market, 327 Sixth st.; auction sales every Wednes- day. SULLIVAN & DOYLE, Auctioneers. 100 SETS SECOND-HAND HAKNESS; ALL kinds; second-hand wagons, bu; carts; also 20 cheap horses. Fifteenil and lencis sts. ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. DYICK FRER; DIVORCE AND PROBATE laws & specialty; suits, Superior, Justice and Police &um: terms reasonable; lons, etc. G.W.HOW E, att'y-at-1aw, 850 Market cor.Stockton 3 DSON, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW 420 W. Saliaaia st rms. 14-15: advics free. PHYSICIANS. OSBRI woir st ST ES SR EMOVED—DR. C. C. O’'DONNELL TO 850 Market st. Diseases of women a speclalty. WA 0SS AND CAERIAGES, 'WAGBSS‘ CARTS; HARNESS, ETC., CEIAP at EGAN'S, 2117 Mission; wagon wanted. ADIES — DAUDET'S FEMALE REGULA ting Pills: strongest. safest, best; never fail; $1 per hox. WIDBER'S drugstore, 14 Eilis st., formerly cor. Market and Third sts., sole agents. LL MARRIED PECPLE SHOULD KNOW “Seguro”: greates: boon to them: Carroll Co., Stockton and Market sts.: $1 50; send 2c stamp for circular to W. 8. P. Co., 581 K 'st., Sacramento. T)R HALL, 14 MCALLISTER STREET, NEAR =Jones. Diseases of women and childre: SURE CURE FOR ALL FEMALE DI Aneichaes, from whatever cause: a bome in con- Wi evel comfort; satisfaction guar- anteed, by MRS, mxg GWYER! 226 Turk st. : Du‘rxAE‘s FEMALE REGULATING PILLS safe and efficient _emienagogue; $1 per box. RICHARDS&CO., druggisis, 46 Clay st. sole ag'ts. THOME, AFRIEND AND MOTHER'S CAR. MRS, DR. FUNK'S, 1416 Eighth st., Alamed: B GOODWIN MAKES A SPECIALTY OF diseases of women and_restores all irregulari- ties in one day, guaranteeing a cure or 1o charg regulator $2: home for patients. 1370 Market st MES DR. WEGENER: PRIVATE HOME 1IN AVl confinement; irregularities cured in a few hours without operation; pills $2. 419 Eddy st “A LPEAU'S FRENCH PIL| " BOON TO A i troutied with mmlfiuu‘ n%ogmn o safe and mure: $3 50 express C. 0. D.: don't delay 00 late. 00D BROS, Oakland, Cal. AGONS $50. BUGGIES $75, HARNESS §8, carts $15. Cal. Carriage-Co., 3614 Fremont SEWING MACHINES, s e 3 , e: an rates. 205 Fourth st., near nnug.l e J¥ IRREGULAR Ol ANY FEMA § B Iy A A e D TO LEASE. 0 LET, CHEAP, 87 SILVER ST., N& THIRD, runs through to ‘Bryant: sui 2 a agenus tHrouah to Bryanc; suitabis for wood and . ete. Appl: - WALD, BUCKBEE & GO, 250 Montgomery st