The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, December 2, 1895, Page 10

- the “red tape” THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL. , MONDAY. DECEMBER 2, 1895 10 A e e B e R e e s e e b i e R S e D e e e e S e e e TR ARMY AND WAV NOTES, The New Feature of Saluting the National Flag at Sunset. CEREMONY AT THE PRESIDIO. Welfare of Enlisted Men Promoted by the Revised Army Regulations Just Received. Troop I, Fourth Cavalry, Captain James Lockett, arrived at the Presidio Saturday last and went into permanent quarters for the winter. This troop has been on duty since early last summer in protecting Gov- ernment forests against fires and shecp- herders. At the Presidio last Thursday evening the new feature of honoring the flag. as prescribed by the revised Army Begula- tions, was sduced. When ‘‘retrest” was sounded tle band assembled on the parade-ground and the various companies stationed at the garrison formed in front of their respective gquarters. When the colors were lowered in response fo the sig- from the evening gun the band played the “Star Spangled Banner.” The cere- mony is brief, but quite inspiring. The ations in this respect require the musicians to be present at sundown, and some members live away from the res- ervation they do not get the easy time which they formerly enjoved. First Lieutenant Thomas R. Adams, guartermaster Fifth Artillery, arrived at the Presidio November 25 and was at once assigned to his duties. Lieutenant George Foreman Landers, Fourth United States Artillery, who is quite well kaown to many officers in the aepartment, will be married at Fort Riley, Decemnbe tiss Jean Dodd Streeter K, of Junctio: The iong-expe sion of the Army regulations has at last been issued. Copies were received from the War Department last Wednesday by General Forsyth, com- manding the Department of Calitornia, and at once the new order of affairs was recognized at the military posts in this arbor. authorities at Washington are governed by a desire to recognize the American soldier and to relieve him as far as possible from performing labor other than that strictly Tequired by military necessity. An effort has been made to e from the regulations those rales iminate nd pro- y to a ial ns which have application on. a limited number of officers of class, and to leave only such regulations as are generai in their character. F example, many of the old regulations in regard to m commissaries, medical officers, judge- advocates, etc., have been omitted. This has not been done, however, in reference to the quartermaster’s department. A most painstaking and laborious effort has been made to improve in the direction of brevity and clearness in the composi- tion and phraseology of the regulations Special effort has been mude to lessen n ail proceedings. Mili- nday is reduced to the tary duty on measure of strict neces: The description of the National flag has been inserted in the new regulations and the size of the Tegimental colors changed from 6 feet 6 inches fly by 6 feet on the pike to 5 feet 6 inches flv by 4 feet 4 inches on the pike. It is understood that this change is one suggested by the Assistant Secretary of War and one that has already met with universal favor wherever the flag has been seen. At every military post or station at the lowering of the tlag in the e ing the band, if there isone, will play “The Star- spangled Banner.” The number of men in the bana will not exceed twenty-four. The post exchange council will nsist of the officerin charge of the exchange and the company officersdetailed by roster. The band fund, formerly so called, is now known as the regimental fund, and its uses are prescribed. The bakery fund is provided for. S ble rooms will be set apart at each post for libraries, reading-room, chapel nd school. The quartermaster-general 11 procure and forward such papers and iodicals, sthoolbooks, stationery and school al for the use of enlisted men as are authorized by the Secretary of 3 The Lrary and reading-rooms will be used by offi- ers in such a manner as not to interfere with nlisted men. peace a soldier having served more than one yearand less than two and a half years may apply for the privilege of pur- chesing his discharge, which may be granied Dby the Secretary of War upon terms specified in the army regulations. Soldiers who have served meritoriously for twelve years or more, continuously or otherwise, are classed as and their discharze may be granted Sceretary of Wer & ¥ of favor, listed men willnot be detailed to perform extra duty, i. e., special services removing 1hem temporariiy from the ordinary duty ros- ept 85 DRKCTS OF 10 periorm necessary e ic the quartermaster’s and tence departments, hout the sanction 7 nander, nor will they oyed on extra duty for labor iu camp h can be properly performed be emp and garrison wh by fatigue parties. ery department commander is required to Teport the names of all officers believed 1o be incompetent or permanently unable from any cause 1o perform all their duties The method of paying enlisted men has been entirely revised and chenged in accordance with modern conditions. Troops will he aiter be paid at the close of each month, either Dby payment in person or by check or currency shipped by express. When not paid in person they will be paid by individual check payable to the order of each man for the exact amount dne, or by delivering to the soldier an envel- ope containing the exact amount of currency due him, with his name and the amount exn- closed marked thereon baise Gt A MARE ISLAND LETTER. The Patterson Remains in the North —The Philadeiphia’s Royal Progress. MARE ISLAND, CAr., Nov. 30.—The fortbcoming annual report >f the Secre- tary of the Navy contains, among other important matter, a recommendation that two sailing ships be constructed for the use of cadets—and also, presumably, of the apprentices of the navy. The cre- tary’s declaration that the “the qualities which make fine seamen can better be acquired by cadets in handling vesseis of the old type than those of the modern ships with modern machinery,” opens up 2 broad subject which demands the thoughtful consideration of the American people—if, indeed, the people have any- thing to de or say concerning National affairs. As the newly commissioned cadet may be considered the dressed lumber of which officers are constructed, so the naval ap- prentice may be regarded as the rough timber of which sailors are made. The yuestion as to what sort, either of officer or sailor, is to be turned out by the train- ing acquired on modern ships fitted with modern machinery is one which must already have occasioned considerable cogi- tation among naval officers of advanced rank and correspondingly wide experience. The California Commandery of the Loyal Legion, in the course 7ff resolutions on the death of the late co: ander, Wil- Jiam A. Morgan, U. S. said: ‘‘His knowledge of the sea and of ships made him a valuable officer.” But to return to the observation of Sec- retary Herbert: unquestionably the qual- ities which make fine seamen can better be ucquired in hanaling vessels of the old type. Andto provide these neither the years of time nor the two hundred and tifty thousands of dollars proposed by the A study of the new deal shows that the | te details of the work of | H i | | | | i Secretary to be spent in their construction is required. Here, for one of them, is the +‘0ld Hartford,”” now undergoing repairs at the Mare Island Navy-yard. It is intended that when fully com- plete she shall be a bark-rigged steam sloop-of-war without royals; and if prosent plans are carried out she is to be fitied with & modern two-cylinder compound engine and a very formidable armament. But no appropriation having as vet been mede for Ter battery or engines and nothing done in re- gard to hei finishing and_fitting out, it may not be t00 late to protest in the name of pa- triotism, of economy and of utility agaiust the conversion of this truly beautiful historie ship into an ugly nondescript. If restored to the last detail with historical _accuracy,no ship that couid be built for £250,000 would com- pere with her as a training-ship for the cadets £nd apprentices of the United States navy. NOTES. The Monterey, all coaled and provis- joned and fitted to fight. is ready for orders. If ruinor be true, she is to go to San Francisco and continue the work so well begun by the Ranger of shipping American seamen. On Tuesday, the 26th inst., the Ranger came up from the City, and occupies. the berth by the seawall lately vacated by the Monterey, which rides at anchor in the strait. On Wednesday morning last the Boston went into the drydock. It will be ten days or so be- fore she comes out, and, presumebly, about half as many weeks before she is coaled and |v;nvls\0ncd and otherwise ready to set #ail for China. The Bennington, now at Hilo, is expected to winter at Honolulu, The engine and boilers of the new navy yard tug Unadilla are to be tested next week. Monday last was the second semi-monthly pavday, $34,000 being dishursed. learned that the coast survey steamer erson is not to return from the north for ther year—possibly not until the comple- 1 of her cru: The Patterson’s comman officer., Lieutenant-Commander E v Mzs. Moore, who h: her residence on board. The Patterson will be docked for repairs at the Port Orchard, Wash., dock, lately completed. Chief Engineer Robert R. Leitch, already within the year relieved on account of ill health from ‘duty on the Alliance and on the Castine, now awaits at his post on the Bosion of the department in regard to the report o the Medical Board, by which he was lately The case of sed Assistant Engineer Henry Herwig, who was ““invalided” home from the Marion, arriving hy the San Blas on the 25th adds another to the long list of naval en- rs broken down by overwork. Engineer Herwig is at the Mare Island Hospital, already somewhat improved. Lieutenant Gottiried Blocklinger having ar- rived to relieve Lieutenant Albion V. Wad- hams as executive of the Boston, the latter has in turn relieved Lieutenani-Commander James W. Carlin as executive of the Monterey. Lieu- tenant Carlin_expects to spend his three months’ leave in California. Ensign Benjamin Wright of the Albatross has tendered, and the Secretary of the Navy has accepted, his resignation from the servic Lieutenant Hugh Rodman has received or- ders detaching him from the Patte sending him home to Frankfort, Ky. month’s leave, nsign W. W. Gilmer of the Monterey has re- ceived preliminary orders looking to his trans- ference to the coast survey steanmer Patterson, engaged in hydrographic work on the northern coast. Mrs. U. R. Harris, wife of Lieutenant Harris, executive of the Ranger, has left the Occi- dental, where she sojourned during the stay of the Rangerat San Francisco, aud has taken up her abode at the Cornell, Vallejo—the mansion on the crest of Capitol Hill where formerly dwelt the family of the late S, C. Farnham. 8, istant Surgeon and Mrs. Edward ke their home at the Bella o, during the stay of the ing V'Gore, is accompanied b Albatross in p Mrs. Frank npson of the Independence, arrived on Thanksgiving eve, accompanied by her sister, Miss Carleton, and Baby Ella, zlad to exchange the Chicago blizzards for California sunshine and roses. The Philadelphia is pursuing a sort of royal progress z (he cities of the Sound, whic rival each other in patriotic demonstrations. In view of the strained relations which exist on the northwestern border, the exchange of courtesies at Esquimalt between the admiral and officers of the English flagship on the one side and Admiral Beardsice and his staff on the other were very gratitying. Lieutenant O. M. Lissak, U. S. A., of the icia Arsenal is frequently seen in Valleio, panking team speedily covering the inter- vening seven miles. Pursuant to orders. Dr. Rafferty, U. S. A, and Mrs. Rafferty took their departure from Benicia Arsenal on the 29th inst., their des- tination being El Paso barracks. Paymaster H: te's precarious state of health having made another climate desirable, the paymaster expeets to spend with his family in Southern California the extended leave of absence recommended by the Board of Medical Surve; YVAN DRAY. SAN FRANCISCO ‘*‘CALL.™ SURINESS OFFICE ofthe San Francisco CALL~ %3¢ Market sireet, open untl 12 o'ciock every Dightin the year. BRANCH OFFICES—530 Montgomery street, eorrer Clay: pen until 9:30-0'clock. se¢ Hayes screet, open until 9:30 o'clock. 718 Larkin street, open until o'clock. BW _corner Sixteenth and Missiou streets, open ©xtil fo'clock. 2618 Mission street, open until 9 o'clock. 116 Nint etreet, open until 8:30 o'clock. NOTICE OF MEETINGS. =2 HERMANN LODGE No. 127, F, and A. M. Stated meeting and annual election of officers A at 7:30 THIS DAY (MONDAY). December 2, 1895, P ta fi: AL LODC . 22, F. and A Annual_stated meefing. TIIS (MONDAY) EVENING at 8 o'clock ection of officers Officers action of are requested to Secretary. 2 CHAPTER rch Masons, meets . M. and M. E. M. de- H. Y. PRINCE, Secrotary SOLOMON LODGE NO. . ana A. M., cor. Geary [ stated meeting THI (MONDAY) EVENING. at 7:30 o'clock: reports of oflicers will be presented and officers elected for the ensuing year. By order of the master. HARRY BAEHR, S 5%, NOTICE TO REPUBLICA is hereby given that a Republican ctub will be formed in the Fortieth Assembiy Disirict under the auspices of the Repubiican_t.xecutive Council of California on THURSDAY EVENING, Decem- ber 5, 1895, at 8 o'clock P. M., at Bear Hall, Post and Fillmore sts. A1l Republicans of the Fortieth Assembly District are inviied to attend. Dated Dec. 1, 1895, and G. GEISTING. Organizer. fi MASONIt HALL SUCIATION — Stockholders' meeting—Notice ls_hereby given that the annval meeting of the stockholders of the MASONIG HALL ASSOCIATION of the city of San Francisco for the eiection 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 open from 12 A until 3 . M. JOHNSON, Secretary. CES. B, : GRS, ATTENTTON— Now is the Lime 1o bave your houses under- pinned with brick or wood ; having my own screws, can do the work cheap. J. PATTINSON, 1219 Thompson, wife of Chaplain | SITUATIONS WANTED—Continued. TANTED—GIRL WANTS PLACE TO DO upstairs work or wailing. Call at 2000 Larkin. FOUNG GERMAN WOMAN WISHES SITUA- tion to do chamberwork or cooking from 8 A. 3. 4l § p. 3. Address C., box 27, Call Offic Goon MAN WA OSITION GOOD T plain cook, good washer and iroper, or will do wages $3 to general housework: city or country: ¥16. Address 746 Mission st. Wwa TED—WORK BY THE DAY BY AR liable woman cleaning or washing; can iron fine clothes. Call ai 746 Mission st. CHa MBERMAID, COUNTRY HOTEL, work: girls. city’, 2 $10 to $15. SidE CULLEN] 105 Siockion st FAELP WANTED—Continned. £20: chambermaid, hotel south, $1b: neat girl to assist on ranch, $15; girls and women can find 5&:%dcsltnmluus at MURRAY & READY'S, 634- 6 Clay st. 00K, A girl, $25: nurse, $2! 25: Alimeda, $2 MERICAN FAMILY, $35; SECOND housework girl, Oakland, an_Mateo. $25; 15 house- and £25; 6 younz girls, assist, ERMAN NURSE, CHILD 3 YEARS, §20: second girl, good place, $20. MISS CULLEN, 105 Stockton st. TRL ™ WANTS SITU N; HOUSEWORK T and cooking. Please call 108 Mason st. REFINID GERMAN HOUSKEWORK GIRL, $25. MISS CULLEN, 105 Stockton st. N GIRL WISHES SITUATION AS or for general housework in private CHAMBERMAID AND REAM- MISS CULLEN, 105 Stockton st. 322 Tiwelith st., upstairs: 1o postals. TOMAN TO GO 0L ] S| ing or housecleaning. $29 iayes st., nr. Fill- TRY, $30. MISS CULLEN, 105 more; In the basement. ESPECTABLE WOMAN tion to do general housework: ! o £ood laundress: many vears' reference. Call at 744 Folsom st < % JIRST-CLASS COOK, WITH GOOD REFER- ences. Call at present employer's, 819 Lombard. st., bet. Taylor and Jones. Fwa ADY WOULD LIKE POSIT{ON AS HOUSE- 4" keeper or take charge of lodging-house; first- girls for HIRD, 705 Polk v girl, 32 20 Stockton st. Youx-} v GIRL, $10. MISS CULLEN, 105 Stockton st. PRENCH OR G R ND GIRL, $20; 2 c00ks, $25; nursegirl, $15; seamstress, $20; 10 housework, 815, $20 and $25. MES. TANTED — HOUSEKEEPE Swedish girl, Palo Aito, $2 WIDOWER: neat German 10 girls. $25 and $20. MME. LEOPOLD, class chwmbermaid. B., box 133, Cail Oftice. Wi LIKE WORK HOME v TATTRESS, COUNTRY HOTEL, $20. 3 R. T. WARD & CO., 610 Clay st JWEDISH OR GERMAN GIRL FOR COOK- HELP WANTED—Continued. EW WALDO HOUSE, 765 MISSION. BET. Third snd Fourth, near v opp. St. Patrick’ Church—I {nform my friends and patrons that the house is now ready for the reception of guests. No labor or expense spared in putting the house in first-class condition. I thank my friends and PAtrons ior their past patronage and hope for a con- tinuance of same. Best honse on Pacific Slove: no dark rooms; bestlighted and ventilated house m city; clean, quiet: a reading-room: one bed in each vrices from 15¢ up per night, $1 up per J. BITTERLIN, proprietor. S SOLES, 50c; HEELS, 250: DONE 1N 15 m1nutes,while you wait. 1197 Market. cor. §th. ANSION HOUSE, 961 MISSION, NR, SIXTH —Thorouzhly renovated; refurnished ; 100 rms, 25¢ nignt to $1 60 week ; clean; quiet ARBERS—FOR EMPLOYMENT retary Barbers' Asso., 825 Grant ave. S. FUCHS. EN'S SHOES HALF-SOLED 40c, LADIES 85c; done in 10 minutes. 959 Howard st. "HESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD ST., NEAR ket; 200 rooms, 25 cents a night; reading. room; free bus to and from the i SIXTH AND HOWARD— single furnished rooms: 76¢ week, 15¢ night. AKRBERS, FUR EMPLOYMENT CALL SEC. Barbers' Assn.. 12 Seventh. H. SCHEUNERT, T.PARN & TRADE_SIGN OR PICTORIAL 4 painting taught for $5: great opportunity . D: LEVY, 35 Eighth st., San Francisco. ARBERS PROTECTIVE UNION EMPLOY- 1 1aent secretary. CONRAD TROELLL, 657 Clay. T}(E OUSE 533 COMMERCIAL st., below Montzomery; single rooms 15¢ night, 26¢ for two; best and cleanest house in town. LT, SEC- A NOTICE=-ALL BARGAINS THIS WEEK— BUSINESS CHANOES, Restaurant, No. 1 location, bargain.. ...8 178 Brauch bakerv, pays well, rooms. 150 Saloon on Third st., full value.. 7875 Grocery and bur, great bargain 350 Bakery. clears 8175 a month . 800 Liauor-store, best location. t 1100 Cigar-store, value in sight. I 250 Hotels and lodging-house: $3000 ‘To buy or sell see STRAD D & CO.,45 Third st. I of i wit ARE OPPORTUNITY—HALF INTEREST in bakery lunch parlor: one of leading places isksind in city; receipts $100 daflv; any one h average intelligence can conduct same: owners have urgent business eisewhere: thorough trial and investigation given before buying. STEN- BERG & TREIBER, 632 Market st. G $1 350 tively full vaine in stock, fixtures artners B est. sib, TORE: THIRD ST.; CO cheap reni: pos: itable for two STENBERG & LIQUOR- « trols large rrad genuine bargain. ER, 632 Market ARTY 1000. edabiianea commercial printing office: controls tirst-class trade: does big busir.ess; ublished 3 years; ‘e business man: remaining p rtner respon- will teach incoming party; does a business of $600 per. month: running ex- penses light; offers grand opportunity for active man: chance in a lifetime for man with aboe am ount. STENBERG & TRE!BER. 632 Market. o $125 PARTNER IN RESTAURA OPP. « theater: establishe trade. STENBERG & TREIBER, 633 Market stree . PUSINESS CHANCES—Continued. > IGA RS, LAT ocC SHOF FOR SAL count of other business: reni § xteenth. box 243 TI1RON Fuk PAYI(NG BUSK .%1000 bess in San Francisco: thorough cestigation permitted to party mea I’i'“?‘-"l’ls«t OW LEY, Miils bl ~ [OST CONVE M Wincheser House, 4i 200 rooms: 25¢ to $1 50 per ni : Week: free bus (o and from the ferry LODGING-HOUSES TOR T BELLKEPT HOU W oiioor: nicely farnis corner. STE G & 3 ©) ROOMS ON MISSION ST . 82 rooms to exchar -room house: vel 10008 TECKER, 1206 Market s TA-ROOM LODGING-HOUSE AT 120 SIXTIL t.; also 7-room sll rented, cheap. {nquire ssion st $ 700 700 16,0 250 $50 rooms; stoc TREL CORNER GROCERY, BAR; BEST « location Western _Addition: living- urnished: receipts $15 daily: full value; STENBERG & <: fixtures; genuine bargain. CR, 632 Market st. AM KEE—CHI AND JAPANESE EM- ployment office. 511 Bush st.. br. Grant ave. Tt O ing, small washing; girl for Lousework, §20; MRDEE-AGED Woala SITUA- | girl for chamberwork, $15. 1113 Antonio st., off tion io do housework, city of country, Wages | Joues, near Eila. 408 McAllister. — S 2 S o errer 3 | [ APIES' BUREAU AND NURSES’ AGENCY— £ WHO [TIOR UGHLY UNDERSTANDS | | Help call al office of Brunswick Hotel, corner housecleaning, g\gfl ng, ironing or c0OKIDE: | Ninth and Washington sts., Oakland. by da k. 965 Lot g0 : - — : T T OMAN: PLAIN COOKING AND HOUS (= GIRL. BEST = REFERENC W ook Yor married coupie; assist with Infan! X wans a place for second work, SeWinE OF | wurel g0, Monday, 9 (0 1L, 192335 Eddy st tren. Z., box 182, Call Ofiice. Y £ to B care of chi i T, RELTABLE for light housewor Post st. J UKSE; A NEAT, RE a place to care for gro references. Call 920 Post st. S 7OUNG LADY STEW WHO HAS traveled would like to engage with a family going to Japan, Honolnlu or China; first-class ref- “rences. For further information call or write to MIS> B. MULKONEY, 6 Har T.AbY W ITH Al REF C SHES s per in hotel, boarding- Do washing. Call 920 TRL WISAES 1 chiidren and sewing: clothing. 156, Call office ¥ $10. 408 = ANTED—GIRL OR MIDDLE-AGED woman; must understand busheling on gents’ W JREE BEER—TWO SCHOONERS FOR 5¢; also a bottl eof lager, 5, at 637 Clay st. BHST PLACE IN CITY FOR SECOND-HAND shoes, 72615 opp. Howard-st. Theater, or 129 Sixth st.: misflt shoes bought or exchanged. N WHO DO NOT RECEIVE r wages to place nccounts with u aw and commercial collection; noch. unless successtul. KNOX COLLECTION AGENCY 110 Sutter, r. 4. KL, LIGHT HOUS) call 10 A. M., 61314 '\ T ANTED—SINGLE KOOMNS, 160 A DAY, $1 weel: rooms for two, 25¢ u day, $1 60 & week: reading room- daily papers. 6 Clay st A CED NURSE FOR W e el T B T W HAT CHEER HOUSE, 520 SACRAMENTO st.: 100 ontside rooms. best spring beds; single 20c & day: $1a wee 10c. NEAT YOUNG GIRL FOR TANTED B i good pluce for reliable girl; wages housewor! Address H. H., box 74, 1 Ofti [ASS FITTER, horongh dressmaker by hange Hotel. G 304 1 Wi Fov typewriter. second floor. 2 4 N T YOUNG GIRL, JUST ARRIVED FROM wishes a situation to do second work; is an experienced seamstress, or would do cooking ORK BY THE DAY. 7 Buchanau st. WIDOW WISHES A POSITION AS Call at 87314 Market st., room 13, is 4 good cook. Address N. ¢, box 74, Call Office. housework, 620 Haight st V0 Wi v THE TRI, FOR GENERAL assist in cooking. I LIABLE GERMAN GIRL WISHES A PO- | MAILORE E sition as general housekeeper in small family: | 4 514 Kearny st best city reference 5 < paid while learning RON BON DIPPER: “iu TED — YOU VIRL TO TAKE CARE OF BABY; $8. X 901 Post. K g PANTS FINISHERS, AND APPRENTICES tevenson st. TOUNG GIRL ] 1812 O'Firs Harriet, bet. Folsom and Harri ith and Mark RL TO MAKE h st., room 15. GIRL FOR LIGHT Ma white coats, at 144 WITH 1 CHILD; 1023 Ellis st. y TOMAN WANTS HE DAY, washing and_cleaning: $1 a day and car fare. Address C. F., box 104, Call Umcfxi = Yy ou ERMAN WIDOW DESIRES POSI- tion as housekeeper. Address G. W., box 46, GAlOffice; 1 . g VW INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD ST, NR. Marker: 200 rooms; 25¢ to $1 50 per night §1 50 to $6 per week ; convenient and respectable; free bus to and from the ferry. FIiST CLass DRESSMAKER___WISH work by the day, $150. Apply 72315 Mc. lister st. ADIE 4 neatl 'S REPAIRING 917 Market s and reasonably done. n )l \ Guu. LIGHT HOTU n0on. FOMAN FOR GENERA! HOUSEWORK; wages $15: sleep home. 108 Ninth st. T ANTED—W AI1 RESS FOR HOTEL. NORTH or chamberwork: $ 3 TO, : 15 Bush st. — GIRL_FOR HO with children: call after- IN MCALLIS work and_ assist room 21. TSSITUATION IN Ri best of reterences. South Par] JRED GIRL WISHE: ATIO ssistin cooking or housework and children $1210 $15. Address E., box 47, Call Offi QWEDI RL WISHES A SITUATION TO ) wait on table and do chamberwork; first-class references: 3 years in one place. 860 Howardst. |t NULSE valids. Call or address 412 Clayton st., nesr the park. 4 P on custom vests Taylor sf -CL. i ALSO OPERATOR IXPERI UHODC 3 UPILS WANTED IMMEDIATELY AT THE original institute, where everything pertaining o millinery is taught, IDA M. KIRCHNER, Wi private: evening clas: rimmed; reasonable. 410 Leavenworth st ('OMPETENT SWEDISH SECOND GIRL wishes situation: is good waitress. Address K. L, 711 Ellis st. TR ED NU R. RSE few more engagement mentel cases; city Call at 7 Van Ness. \edical, surgical or T ADr T IRL 7O ASSIST IN LIGHT HOUSEWORK. 1316 Octavia, near Gea: 'ICE WANTED ON ON PANTS. 41 "EE. AND ROLLS, 704 single rooms 15¢, 20¢ & night, §1 a weel 35}1 ELLIS, ROSEDALE—ROOMS zbc TO 50¢ <1 anight: §1 to 33 A week: open all night. ED—LABORERS AND M HANICS 10 know that Ed Rolkin, Reno House proprie- tor, still rans Denver House, 217_Third st.; 150 large rooms; 25c per night: $1 Lo $3 per week. 4(0() MENSSECOND-HANDED 81 OES.SOME i n to §) 62 Mission st. MEN TO TAKE LODGING AT 10c, 150 624 Washington st., near Kearny. and 20c a night, including coffee and roils. EST IN CITY—SINGLE ROOMS, 15, 20 AND 25 cents per night; $1, $1 25, $1 50 per week. Pacific House .Com and Lei s. IVE MEN WANTED FOR LIGHT OUT- door work; will pay competent person $3 50 & day. Apply at store, 328 Seventh st. W ANTED-MEN 10 GET BOTTLE SHARP steam beer, Ge: bottle wine, 5c. 609 Clav st. TPRY ACME HOUSE, 957 MARKET ST., BE- low Sixth, for a room; 25¢ a night: $1 a week. UST OUT: NEW MACHINE FOR REPATR- ing shoes: call and see: halt-soled in 15 min- utes, done while you wait; all repairing done by machivery : all repairing at half price: work guar- anteed. 56 rst and Second. AGENTS WANTED. 7 ANTED—SOLICITORS; GOOD COMMIS- Sion; permanent. 206 Leavenworth st. fANTED—A FEW FIRST-CLAS! ILICI- to place our goods on the market; best op- | portunity for first-cluss men to m permanent | position with a large house. Apply 7 City Hall ave. W ANIED-SAN FRANCISC NT, WITH some capital, for '96 line of cycles; 10 models. Address Cycles, box 635, Station B, Oakland, C TREAT INDUC NTS GIVEN CANVASS. X ers handling our new -map of California. CLARK, 625 Mission at. JONANZA FOR AGENTS NEXT 30 DAVS. | Inguire for “Samantha In_ Europe” at the | Standard 1 1368 Market st. | ) 0 IT SOCIETY | wants 2ood agents to work its accident and sick Insurance; liberal inducements offered. J. W. HANNA Secretary, Murphy building. WANTED. V DAIRY PRODUCE AND DELICACY A= &400 store: best location Western Addition; 1iving-roo: furnished. ket st. STENBERG & TREIL- FURNITUR URNITURE WAN FOR COTTAG F4 or 5 room 19, Call. TCTION: pays bighest cash prices for furnit (VASH PRICE PAID FOR FUR CCor scHWERDY, 8: s SHEST P & PAID FOR FURNI IGHEST PRICE FOR FURN vah BE 375. CORNER GROCERY, BAR; 2 LIV- 9. ing-rooms, furnished: ' rent $30: full ue In stock; suitable for man and wife. STEN- RG & CU., 632 Market st., opp. Palace Hotel. $2200. Cogainion; new stock: invoice. CORNER GROCERY,BAxK, WEST- sell after STENBERG & (0., 632 Market st & TFARTNER WANTED — RESTAU- - rant: best possible location; remaining 650 partner, responsible, practicable busines man, w 1i e profits will be ziven ch incoming party the business: satisfaction ot receipts $46; opportunity seldom cver offered. STENBERG, 632 Market. & W 1000, EAKERY NORTH OF MAREET « baking 215 bbls. daily: 2 horses and zons; weekly receipis $150; 5 living rms.: rent Icase; bargain. STINBERG, 652 Market st. Q, '0 FOR SALE—FIN CANDY-STORE B450). ice-cream parior: elegant fourtuin and factory; does a good business: trial given to sat- isfy buyer. ST NBERG, 632 Market, op. Palace G. KRASKY, Ul - folding. iron beds ladder ma: FUR ROOMS, OAK Flegant Brussels carp Heavy Linoleum laid Floor’ Oflcloth. . i New Bedlou our own mal SHIREK & SHIREK, 1. & LARGI BTOCK, NE second-hand: 400 carpet,, good as ne cloth, 25¢; parior suits, $19 up: linolenm, 45 piece chamber suits, $i4 50: cornice poles, ; low prices: Cal. = 76 \fission, TURNITURE COM 45¢ BN PLETE.$89 ¢ laid. 2 Co. machines:_cleaning 3¢ yard. telephone Mission 74. 230 Fourteenth ‘q’:4:0 PART. WANTED PAYING SA- D2V, 10on; bij fit; safe investment guar- anteed. See JOHNSION & LUNDIN, 2633 Kearny st. 150, CORSER " GROCERY AND BAR: D 10 rent only 810 monthly; part cash down, balance monthiy: great bargain. JOHNSTON & LUNDIN, 261 Kearny st., room 4. TANTE TIVE MAN AS PARTNER IN shied snowcard and sign business: to de- estal liver and collect: $125 required: safe investment and good wages goaranteed. DIN, 261 Kearuy st., roor JOHNSTON & LUN- 4. & SALOON AND CIGAR- STORE combined; big transient trade: best 1250. location. PROLL & LLOYD, 719 Market st. R ESTAURANT — MUST _BE SOLD THIS week. account other business: make an offer; cheap rent; doing fine business: do not negiect this op) $250 ertunity. PROLL & LLOYD. 719 Market st. EXCLUSIVE RIGHT FOR16 YEARS «to sell new invention in Oregon or Washington: thousands in use in California. Hall of Inventions, 719 Market st. D, ARTIES HAVING PATENTS TO SELL OR introduce call or address Hall of Inventions, 719 Market st., S. F. $250. 3 COFFEE PARLOR AND BRANCH bakery; finely fitted: receipts average a day; busy street. BARRETT & SKIFF, 86533 Market st. 1925, BRANCIBAKERY MUST BE SOLD Z9. to-day. BARRETT, 8651 Market st. 3 l,’fO“‘ GROCERY AND BA MORE Bl stock than price asked: 3 living WOOD & GRIBBLE, 917 Market st. o gation; see this at once. 917 Market st 00D & GRIB- F BAR; PIANO: BILLTARD table; old established place; mint for two ung men; rent $85. WOOD & GRIBBLE, 917 Market st. $ 997, SALOON: GOOD STOCR AND FIX- ZZ8). tures; 4 living-rooms; rent $1 good business: bargn. WOOD & GRIBBLE, 917 Market. VICINITY aress, stating ROOM sts. MW0_UNFU NISHE Lot Market and Eighth terms, J., box 133, Call Oflice. TOLEARN HAIRDRESSING, MANI- curing, etc.; $6. 151 Post st., room 20. ‘\ DOW WOU POSITI = B KE charge of lodging-honse or small family. Ap- . 25c AND 30c: MORNING essons,$1 50. 1248 Mission. ply at 230 Turk st. 'l'Dl'.\’(‘- LADY WANTS PLACE AS HOU keeper or oflice work. Powell st., room [PMBROIDERING & LJ flers a specia 1 T ADY WOULD LIK DING OR PLAIN 4 sewing; ge ' clothing & specialty. 963 Mis- sion st., at room 9, first floor. NG GIRL JUST FROM THE COU having city eral housework wages §12 (o $15. Apply 26 Fremo perlence, would likea place 10 do | 1oy, OCOANUT CREAM Market st. E COATS; ALSO A UsE sapor for the comple NEL OVERSHIRTS and underwear. LEVISTRAUSS & CO., 3214 TVING DRESSES, JACKET, , all shades, 87 50. New York Cloak 1210 Market st. 15. WO SISTERS, ers, wouid like few more engagements: dress in a day; $4. Address 92315 Pacific st. ‘HESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD Market; electric lights in_every room: | c' to §150 per night; 8150 to0 $6 per free pus to and from the fes WANTED -MALE. SOC. FURNISHES COOKS shortest notice. 14 Geary.s tel. K or country, Call Office. g’x N WANTE ») wiih lerge business best references. Address xperienc bo. Puri I ELL'S Dressm: A AWRENCE PATTERN HOUS Jcutting school. 1231 Market s DRESS- bet. Sth and 9th. teed; OST AND RESPECTABLE: ter House. 44 Third st., near Market; 25c¢ to $1 50 per night: $1 £0 to $6 per bus to and trom the erry. :STER HOUSE, 44 THIRD, N lectric lights in very roo; 5c 0 §1 50 per night: $1 50 to $6 per e bus 10 an e fer [€5) TAILOR and 68, TATTAN EGG FOOD; L, San Mateo. ER WITH country or QITUATIO! DO two yea CARPE: experience with tool: E¥, box 76, Call Office BY THOROUGHLY 28c. 617 Jones st. ACHMAN, THOROUGHLY EXPERI enced in care and Jdriving horses; good gardener TON'S DRESSCUT- | branches. 702 Sutter. and milker; handy with tools if required: best of references. Address A. 8., box 89, Cali Office. ARBER WANIS WORK FOR 810 PER week: good workman: city or country. Ad- dress Barber, box 46, Call Oftice. NGLISHMAN WISHES EMPLOY MENT either as coachman or charge of country place; | personal references as to ability and character. D., box 145, this office. W ASTED—LERICAL WORK, BY man; had experience as entry clerk; not par- ticular at’ 10 kind of work. Address H., box 74, Call Oftice. (ERMAN BOY, 18 YEARS OF AG T a situation in' any kind of business. 304 Valencia st. JITUATION TO WORK ON GENTLEMAN'S place by good praciical gardener, horseman and milker, or to_cook for ranch: good city reference, | Address D., box 153, Call Offi RACTICAL CUSTOM PANTS CUTTER R quires situation: shop or factory. Address ., box 47, Call Office. APANESE BOY WANTS A PLACE city to work at morning and evening, allowing school hours. HIDEYE, 12101, Larkin st. (HINESE AND JAPANESE EMPLOYMENT office. J. M, 637 Commercial st. ELTABLE MAN WISHES SITUATION TO do any kind of light work; cleaning or ped- dling, etc. Address T., box 4, Call Ofice. WA:\'TED—B\ RELTABLE MANSITUATION 10 take care of gentleman’s place as gardener: handy with 100! 1 R WISHES Address IN THIS can milk; references. Address CORNS REMOVED WITHOUT KNIFE. Chiropodic Institute, room 22, 906 Marke: CORNS, INGROWING N AILS, SUCCESS- 1y treated. D! YD, Lurline Baths. (= MiS. ROBE, 1085 MARKET ST., ROOM 8., second floor; gellulne mAssage treatment. DR. JUS. BAYER, 346 § RST._1t03 and 7:30 (0 8:30 P.a1.; residence]431Webster E& BAD TENANTS EJECTED FOR $4. Collections made, city or country. Pacific Coilection Co., 415 Montgy st., room 6, Tél. 5580. WINDOWS CLEANED AND FLOOKS scrubbed; reasonable rates: payment for damages gnaranteed. C. ROSS1 & CO., 242 Sutter. BRIGHT'S DISE, AND DIABETES can be cured, even in the advanced s ages, by FULTON'S Radical Remedies: sold at office, 1221 Market st.; hours, 10 A. M. to 4 P. M. & RooMs WHITE .$1 UP: PAPER- ed 83 50 uv. 31714 Third. @ COLLECTIONS: TEN. “EJECTED, £10: costs paid. 420 Montgomerv. rm. 29. — T 20, SITUATIONS WAN1ED-FEMALE. N('i{BER OF GIRLS OF ALL NATIONAL~ ities awaiting situations at MRS. HIRD'S, 705 Polk; tel. Sutter 671. Two sweDisH LS WISH SITUATIONS 0 do cooking and housework, one in an Amer- ican aad one in Jewish family; wages. $25. Call for 3 days 1933 Ellis st. 7 OMAN WISHESSITUATION; THOROUGH- 1y understands general housework: city or country; will work for small pay. 924 Washington st., near Powell. N IDDLE- AGED _AMERICAN WOMAN IVl wants work by the day; reasonable. Address or apply MRS. COLLINS, 256 Eighth st. Y OUNG WIDOW DESIRES A° POSITION 48 £ ll‘:o\lsekeeper;chy or country. Please call 116 ulton st. APABLE NEW ENGLAND LADY WILL give light services in family of adulls in ex- chan; pleasant home. MRS. L., box 89, Call. B PABLE YOUNG WOMAR, TO DO UP- staira work and care of young children: no ob- Jection to short distance in country; city refer- ence. C., box 132, Call Uffice, AND STAIR-BUILDER wants to do some work cheap by day or con- tract; repairing houses a specialty. Callor write A.CATE, INGLE MAN OF 40, STEADY, SOBER AND ) reliable, wants employment. Address Rella- ble, box 23, Call Office, Oakland. RY GERMAN SPrAKING THREE LAN- guages to work in kitchen, restaurant or hotel. Call or address G. V., 521 Seventh street. Way route and in country, farme 1 w. YOUNG | - & month, with bo; & €0, 110 Gear 1 45 pastry cook, § ROHANS PLUNKE' , 269 Minna st. - dressing B., box 58, Call Office. W f the business; references. MALE HELP WAMNTED. iR FOR MILK WAGON IN t have city experience driving milk ces to that effect; wages $35 a maker for short d coopers for distille , waiters and dishwashers ANTED_DRI month anc school 1 brass and organ: salary lodging and washing. Ap] 0 W. D, W 00d references: $30 to §60. C. R. HAN BAD LAUNDRYMAN: GOOD WAGES; mangler, §45; bundler and muchine washer, e SELLL 4 antry boy for springs, $10. C. ., 110 Geary st. NTED-YOUNG MAN, GERMAN OR de preferred, for general work in a private and found; references. Apply MiSS ', 424 Sutter st. AIR DRILL FOR MiN AND RU anch teamster, $20; farm hand, $15: sand wagon teamster, $26. R. T. WAKD & CO., 6U8 and 610 Cly v st. fi) MORE MINERS: $260 PER DAY: SIN- gle drill; ship Tuesduy: See party in office 10~ MARTIN'S Employment Agency, 749 OUNG MAN (STUDENT) WANTS FEW hours’ work each day in exchange for room and board: good bookkeeper and penman. Address Student, box 99, Call Oflice. WANLED—ui5CELLANEODS. FYIGHEST PRICE FOR LADIES ANDGENTS' second-hand clothing. HAHN, 316 Third st. W ANTED_YOUR WATCH, I IT NEEDS repairing: best work at haif the regular price. | DEUSS, watchmaker, 126 Keuarny st., third floor. ELL YOUR BOOKS, CLOTHING AND JEW elry 10 A. KLEIN, 109 Sixth st.; send postal. ® horses. 2 wagons: in Francisco; 18,000 population; trial give tiring. WOOD & GRIBBLE, 817 $250. 1000, BAKERY AND COFFEEHOUSE . combined: 4 barrels flour daily: 2 booming town near San :owner re- arket st. SALOON WITH 3 FURNISHED rooms: close to 3 theaters; 1 block from Examiner office; great bargain: owner going East. Inquire 533 California s heenix Bar. $450. RY AND BAR stern Addition; very £0od location and business; full value in stock. Particulars 533 California st., Phenix Bar. $60 ing ticu SALOUN 1IN WHOLESALE DIS- - trict: rent $35; 5 years lease; good pav- : old established and full value in signt. Par- alars 533 California st., Pheenix Bar. JECOND-HAND KODAKS, CAMERA! ides, 109 Mont, RARE CHANCE: THE & BEAUTIFUL FUR- \ nished parlors occupied for the past ten years oy Dr. M. J. Dunn at 830 Market st., cor. Stockton, are to let. Inquire at the premises. R. L. T. CRANZ—EXTRACTION PAINLESS, crown work, bridge work and teeth without plates & specialty. 103 Geary st., cor. Grant ave. 1) REAB00 TURK ST—ALL DENTAL WORK at lowest prices and ermr!.ed: onen evenings. TAL PLATE $5: TEETH EXTRACTED d painlessly by my patent anmsthetic, Boc; won 28 prizes. Obdontunder Dental Parlors, 8153, Geary st., bet. Larkin and Hyde, opposite Saraioga Hall. WALSH, D.D.8. ('ROOME D CIATION, 759 MAR- J ket, bet. 3d and_4th, gas specialists: only reli- able agent_for painless extraction: artificial teeth frm $5: fillings frm 81; extracting 5Cc. with gas 31. | s ASET FOR T ; WARRANTED AS { ood as can be mades; filling §1. DR. SIMMS, & nished living rooms cannot beat this for $700. Apply 777 Market, . 395, FISE_HANDSOME SALOON ‘ON L. Third st.; established 15 years: 2 fr- sure business location: you 1100, x5t ANT AND BAKERY IN | « the heart of the city; will stand_fall AKPETS THOROUGHLY C. S renovated same as new. S. FERGUSON & 23 Tenth st _Telephone number, south 3: vating Works HAMPTON &BAILL and altering. 1 llfiuuerriro FEN YOU BECOME DISG T work send 10 SPAULDING'S pet Beating Works, 353-7 Teham ONKLIN'S CARPL Golden Gate ave. (ED WITH er Car- tei. S0-40. G WORKS. 333 vion: PIANOS. CARLOADS JUST RECEIVED OF THE most celebrated makes of pianos, including tho Hardwman, Chase 5ros., Hackley, etc. immenss stock for selection in several large warcrooms; we can suit you with prices and terms: our bargsin. room contains three specially ood offers, s upright at $80, a large, fine instrament and one littie used, original_price THE J. DEWING ( | floor Flood bldg., Fourth a M room IMMEDIATE ALK Room 10, Flood bldg. STEINWAY, SC] . 1019 V- AINES BROS | strument, s hitherto handle BANCROFT immense assort RS & SON, Soie A ceived. J.T. BOW. PE T BUSINES i The finest line of new pianos for rent and sals in San Francisco. J. HARRY SCOT 929 Market st., Spreckels build $" EXCELLENT LA R UP: 9. piano; pertect; sacrifice. 1359 F cor. Tenth. IREAT SWEEPING SALE OF_ PIANO! cash or installments: BRUENNS, 248 Post st SHT som st., INE PIANO FOR SALE OR RENT CHEAP. SCHMITZ, 16 Mcallister st. and numerous other standard mal ot pianos and orzans are sold upon easy terms and reasonably by SHERMAN, CLAY & CO., piano house, cor. Kearny and sSutt. 3 MAHOGANY PIA 410 Post st. FOR THE celebrated Knabe Piapo: new styles just re- celved. BENJ. CURTAZ & SON. 16 O'Farrell st. 3 %200. 1oon business near Fourth and Marke kept by one man 18 years PARTNER WANTED IN FINE S, an Jearn the busines: sure to clear $70 mouth each; worth double amount. 777 Marxket st., room 7. ¥ business in this city State; no opposition; can clear 875 a month each. 7 PARTNER WANTED TO ATTEND Teceiving orders in store; fine cash trade extending all over the 150. Market st., room 0T fixtures: stallment: SALOON FOR SALE_ELEGANT BAR new combination tabie: cash or in- owner must sell, 2131 Mission st. JORSALECHEAP—SALOON AND 10 NICELY furnished ooms; cash register and billiard table; part ROMI ast. 624 Sacramento st. 00D PA TIN AND STOVE STORE, plumbing-shop combined. 1108 Stockton st. T CORNER SALOON ON THIRD ty going. st., for sale cheap; going out of business. In- dentist, 930 Market st., next Baldwin Theater. . H. G D without plates T T)R LUDLUM HILy, 1443 MARKET ST, | near Eleventh: no charge {or extracting when plates are made: old plates made over like new; teeth from $8 per set: exlnczinrggll as gl\'cnf S (JOLTON DENTAL & TATI \ketst. DR. CHARLES W. DECKER. % R. J.J. LEEK, 1206 MARKET, COR. GOLDEN Gate' ave.—Open evenings; Sundays till noon. | I(x‘fi\'omfi'kh SONABLE AND WAR- ranted. DR.J. W. KEY. 1122 Marketst. Dn. GEORGE W. LEEK, THE GENUINE Teek dentist, discoverer of painless extraction and patentee of improved bridge work or teeth without any piate, moved from 6 to 20 O'Farrell si. LOST. OST—BETWErN CAMPI'S RESTAURANT Jand Palace Hotel, gold watch with diamond locket and chain with two bangles, having the ini- tials L. M. on both watch and_bangle. Liberal re- ward if returned to the Call Office. OST—GORDON SETTER PUP IN THE MIS sion; liberai reward. Return to MITCHELL'S, 230 Fourteenth st. PASS BOOK ! VITH THE HIBERNTA v of San Francisco, in TOPASSI, No. 200-1321. The finder will please return to bans. T OSI=WHITE XD BLACK GREVHUUND 4 pup; reward. 2428 Market sf. 1o N MBER 27, CURLY BLACK RE- J triever dog. Return to'42 Erie st.: reward. HU M AN . profitable employment by ad- steady MAN TO DRIVE A ‘must_have little knowledge 1411 Uccavia s.. ANTED—YOU butcher wagos ARDENER, PRACTICAL, SCOTCH, WITH 16 years' experience, wants situation; com- mercial or private place; thoroughly unders:ands gardening in all {is braaches. Address Gurdener, 044 i olsom st. UNTER & CO., CHINESE AND JAPAN- 100D PARK HOTEL, Gate Park. AND BASTERS WANTED ON coats: good wages. 108 Battery st. DISHWASHER. PARBER WANTED—YOUNG MAN WITH 6 months’ experience. 1414 Montgom: ese employment office, 17 Webb st.. below | 136 A s, bet, Calltornia and Sacramento: el 381, | Buricnot protersed. 1914 Howard ai FEMALE HELP WANTED. W AITEE WANTED. 1807 HAIGHT ST. ANTED—PROTESTANT COOK, NO WASH, across ihe bay, $30; cook and some house: work, San Rafael, $30; cook, small wash, city, $30: laundress and chambermaid, $25; German or French second girl, $20; 2 ladles’ muids and seam- stresses, $20 and $25; 'hotel waitress, $20; and girls of “all nationalities for cooking and house- work In city and country. J. F. CROSETT & CO., 312 Sutter st. W ANTED—GERMAN COOK, $30: PROTES- testant second girl. $20; German nurse, $20; waitress, bosrding-house, '$15: _chambermaid, country hotel, $15. LXON ANDRE, 315 Stock- 100 gfl:x TO GET A SHAVE FOR5COR A M M EN'S HALF SOLING 50c: LADIES 40c: done while you wait. 628 Market, opp. Palace ANTED—MEN EVERYWHERE TO ACT as private detectives under instruction; experi- ence unnecessary; contract and guarantee fur- nished. Address Co-operative Detective Agency, Nashville, Tenn. NERGETIC MAN FOR BRANCH OFFICE; $60 required. Address D., box 17. Call Office. ton st. TRONERS, 835 AND FOUND. C. R, HANS & CO., 110 Geary st. TANREY w‘oRmNc HOUSEKEEPER, COUNTRY, #15, cppihTaLsatant prejorred: glls o lousewors, 3201 0 rls to t, 2. CRHANSEN & CO, 110 Geary o7, ° 200 #$12 ANTED—PROTESTANT WOMAN T0 DO OHN SHERMAN'S BOOK IS THE SENSA- t10n of the day: we want local and general rep- resentatives everywhere: this book has attracted more attention from the press and people than anyihing since Memoirs”; sold by subscription; axciusive terri- tory given. Send $2 for complete outfit 1o J. N. ODELL, manager for Pacific Coast, 7 City Hall square, “an Francisco. * Grant's the _publication of T, 35T=A PASSEOOK WITH THE HIBERNTA J Savings and Loan Society of San Francisco in the name of RENA ALICE WILLIAMS, No. 2031118. The finder will picase retura to bank. OST—A PASSBOOK WITH THE HIBERNIA vings and Loan Society of San Francisco in the name of SARAH A. TROWBRIDG No. 1791148 The finder will please return to bank. ‘0OX TERRIER SBITCH — BLACK AND white, with coliar; reward. 548 Folsom st. $r REWARD o) bracele ACH — 2 _GOLD CHAIN : letters H and S on snep; from Broadway and Gough st. to I'acific and Montgom- ery: reward. Leave at this office. FOUND. E. (ER BITCH; BLACK ears and nose. Apply 14 Geary st. FINANCIAL. ITY BONDS FOR SALE—$12,000 6 PER cents fssued by city of Monrovia, Cal.; partic- quire at Call Office. low 00 STOCK — COMPLETE; POULTRY - ranch, Fruitvale: 11 acres: long lease rent. Room 34, Donohoe Building, S. F. SALE—DINING-ROOM AND COFFEE A E parlor doing a good business: fine location; no reasonable offer refused. 636 Geary st. DAL AND WOOD YARD; IN FIRST-CLASS 5] location. Apply 526 Waller st. 1 %350 bed PARTNER WANTED. OR WILL « sell: steady man; lodging-house, 55 s, clearing $125 per month. 140 Minna st. $400. y MILK ROUTE FOR SALE. APPLY 8. C., box 47, Call Office. ANTED—TO BUY EXPRESS BUSINESS, ‘Address S., box 46, Call Office. UBRG " PIANOS FROM $100 UP. HO NUNG'S, leading piano-house, 216 Post st. IOR VIOLINS, ZITHERS, OLD& NEW MULLER, maker, repairer, 2 Latham plac EMOVED—F. W. SPENCER & <O. 70 833 Post st., mear Powell, sole agents Conover, Colby and’Spencer pia 258 Post st. V M. G. BADGER WITH KOHLER & CHASE, 26, 28 and 50 O’ Farrell st. [ASY TEKMS; LOW PRICES. KUHLER & CHASE. ¥ : ECKER BROS. STEINWAY, FISCHER A other first-class makes of pianos: littie used: cheap for cash or on easy lerms KOHLER & SE °8 and 80 O'Farrell st. N ELEGANT DISPLAY OF MANDOLIN: guitars and banjos JVAIS'. 769 Market. YRON MAUZY, —SOHMER, Newby & Evans, Briggs and other pianos. TECK, CHICKERING & SON Steriing pianos sold on $10 Installments. CURTAZ & SO, O’Farrell s: S, 15 NEW AND SECOND-HAND HAR- ness: also wagons, buggies aud horse: contracting outfit; sand wagons and scrapers. 112 Mission st. ERR (100D SADDLE-HORSE FOR SALE CHEAP. Address T., box 71, Call Office. OR SALE—8 GOOD HORSES AND 2 MULES for sale cheap. MR. J. GREELY, 326 Eighth ave., near Point Lobos. ORSES PASTURED; $2 A MONTH: GOOD care and feed; send for circular. The Hyde ranch, 630 Commercial st. JOR SAL XLL]T: &SATTERLEE, , EXCHANGE OR LEASE — 4 foothill fruit ranch. Apply 1217 Clay st. BUSL S AGENCY, 7831 MARKET ST. $150—Paying chophouse downtown; must sell immediately; call early Monday. P artner to invest $150 in established business; clear §25 per week. AKERY AND RESTAURANT. 49 SECOND $1 50. ceipts 12 to $15 per day: rent $25 per mo street. RESTAURANT FOR SALE: RE- nth: a bargain. 855 Broadway, Oakland. 4() EORSES FCR SALE; ALSQO WAGONS buggies, carts, harness; Grand Arcade Horss Market, 327 Sixth st.; auction sales every Wednes- day. SULLIVAN tioneers. SETS SECOND-HAND HAK 7 ALL kinds; second-hand wagons, buggy, Carts: 2180 20 chean horses. Fifteentii and Valencia sis. WAGUNS AND CARRIAGES, W AGONS, CARTS. HARNES at EGAN'S, 2117 Mission; W aso S §00, BUGGIES $75, HARN $8, carts $15. Cal. Carriage Co., 3615 Fremonf Fbes!. part_of city; north of Market st. S., box INE SALOON AND LODGING-HOUS) 120, Call Office. FFERS WANTED FOR CASH OR EX- of of change for the remainder of the carriage stock the late Robert J. Beeby of Oakland, consisting fine carriages, surreys, traps, phaetons and carts; must be closed out by January 1, 1896. Ad- dre: 8t., ss offers to MKS. R. J. BEEBY, 624 Twelfth Oakland. - HEAP FRUIT AND CANDY STORE. Hayes-st. entrance o Golden Gate Park. $125. Hall: no rent. PARTNER IN PLACE OF HELP fine business; near Market st. and City E., box 21, Call Office. $ ness: full value in stock and fixtures. RODEFELD & WRED:! SALOON FOR SALE: LOCATION, Marker st.; cheap rent; good bu: nquire of 05-107 Grant ave. 1000. FOR, SALE —SMALL CHICKEN-RANCH, with & round of private customers: $5 rent; everything necessary for chicken-raising: 1 incu- bator, 3 brooders, g0od stock on hand: no reasona- ably e offer r fused : disagreement of partners cause of sale. Address Box 91, San Mateo. OR SALE — NEWSPAPER ROUTE AND ulars upon application. DE VAN & CO., Los An- book Dbusiness, with horse, and buggy: price gele L!‘fl. $800; pays $60 per mo . box f ,Cfu‘ 1 WHO WANT 4 T0 7 PER CENT | (YROCKERY AND VARIETY STORE FOR ERSONS leeres ayearon their money should consulc L W. ENTZ & CO., 401 California st. NY SUM_OF MONEY ADVANCED ON your furniture, pianos or real estate: lowess rate; call and State your proposition or write: open evenings. J. NOONAN. 1021 Mission st STORAGH VERLAND FREIGHT TRANSFER CO., Fith and Bluxome sts., furniture and goods acked, shipped and stored: 9 large fireproof ware- jouses; low rates; advances made. Tel. south 388. Si‘bnmis: OF FURNITURE, PTANOS, HOUSE- hold goods, ete. J. M. PLERCE, 735 Market st. plain_cooking for_institution, $20: - dresses for sume pince, §20 cach: 1 head A ey $20; also 4 good housework girls at $25 each to fill places to-day; also 10 other housework girls at §20 each; & French chambermaid and seamstress, $25, Apply MISS PLUNKETT, 424 Sutter s, W PHAEL'S. 2 mercial st. and 636 Clay st. ANTED — EXPERIENCED CLOTHING salesmen: must be good stock-keepers. RA- OF THE FINEST AND LARGEST 5¢c MEAL restauran s in the United States. 538 Com- WANTED—A WAITRESS AND PARLOR- mald, 825: also a first-class chambermaid for private family, 825, must be an Irish Catholic and m.\:‘g ;gflklex‘%‘? 'c'gamk l'lul Pllcs:l a first-class Ger- . o lor American famil, . Apply MISS PLUNKETT, 424 Sutter st T4 tractive plan of fraternal insurance enslest worked; the best pay. Callon or address the American Benevolent Legion, 6 and 7, fourth floor, Mills builaing. W E WANT TO EMPLOY GOOD MEN AS SPE- clal deputies to organize councils; the most at- a T in the world; ILSON BROTHERS, 1710 MARKET— Storagoe; low rates: telephone South 762, IRST-CLASSSTORAGE; ADVANCES MAD] 41438 Markes st CHAS. L TAYLOB SEWING MACHINES, 8 GOOD SINGER SEWING-MACHINE. .+ 1915 Mission st., bet. 15th and 16th. ALL—K!NDS SEWING-MACHINES BOUGHT. sold, rented, exchanged and repaired; lowest rates. 205 Fourth st., near Howard. sale at a bargain. 1637 Poik st. DébicAClL PORK AND CANDY STORE; must be sold to-day; cheap. 131 Seventh. ¥ OR SAL HOE-REPAIRING BUSINESS; 6121, Laguna st. Inquire 512 Oak st. 9()(), BARTNER WANTED TN LARGE « restaurant, doing $80 business a day; rent $60: guaranteed to clear $20 a day; open for investigation; cash or real estate security: snap; a 2 interest very cheap. Call at 137 Fourth. B LLis otfice. 3000 ROUTE FOR SALE; EVENING « paper: pays 8150 per month. Apply K OR SALE—ONE OF THE LARGEST AND oldest stove, range and house-furnishing estao- lishments; plumbing, gas-fitting, tin and sheetiron manufacturing a specialty: investigation solicited. 1nquire on premises, 524 Washington. . ¥ does good business. A. G $ F OR SALE—OLD-ESTABLISHED HAY AND grain, wood and coal Jard; centrally located; ELLA, 514 Union 50(), SALOON: GOUD LOCATION: <OLD « account traveling. 208 Washington st. OR SALE—LUNCH PARLOR AND BAK- ery; good location. Apply Call Office, FOR SALE CHEARTOR CASH_GET YOUR BABY- riage and Rattan Furniture at the fac:ory ayd California Rattan Co save middleman's profit. 81 First st. RGE SIZE '3 Market st. STER, SAFE, 102 Clay st. ATIONAL CASH R¥ scale, letter-press, desk: cheap. boughtand sold_ 11211/ Markei bet. 7:1 aud Sta T AL NOTIC OTICE TO CREDITORS—ESTATE OF JOH SMITH MOXLEY, deceased. Notice is here- by given by the undersigned, administrator of the estate of the said JOBN SMITH MOXLEY, de- ceased, 1o the creditors of and all persons having claims sgainst the said deceased, to exhibit then with the necessary vouchers, within ten(10)months after the first publication of this notice. to the said administrator at his offices, 319 Pine street, <an Francisco, Cal., the same being his piace fof the transaction of the business of the said estate in the City and County of San Francisc California. A.C.FI Administrator of the estate of JOHN MOX LEY. deceased. Dated at San Francisco, November 2, 1865. J.D. SULLLVAN, Attorney for Adminisirator, 819 Pine street. San Francisco. Cal. EPAITMENT NO. 9, PROBATE—IN THE Superior Court, in and for the City and County of San Francisco, State of Californie. 1n the mai- ter of the estate 0f CHARLES D. ROOT, deceased. Notice is hereby given that MONDA'Y. the 9t day of December, A.D. 1895, at 10 o'clock a. . of ‘said day, atthe courtroom of Depar:ment No. 9 of sald_court, at the new City Hall, In the City and County of San Franelsco, State of California, bave been appoinied as the time and plnce fof proving the will of said CHAKLES D. ROOT ceased, and for hearing the application of RUBY ALICE ROOT for the. issuance {0 her of 1iters testamentary thereon. Dated November 26, A. D. 1895, [Seal.] By F (gxfig'{"EXSlF. CU%BY. Clerk. . B. GHTON y Clerk. WALTER H. LINFORTH. Aty for Detitioner. ENGINE FOR SAL . NEW STEAM PUMPING ENGIN .:)50- capacity 8000 gallons bour. Per Pump and Engiue Co., 117 Main st., S. . 00 s