The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, March 28, 1896, Page 14

14 T0 RIGATE THE VALLEY Route of the Proposed Grand Canal From Redding to Suisun. FOR ALFALFA, CORN AND HOGS Fertility Will Revisit the Parched Plains of the Great Sacramento Valley. Frank Adams of this Citv is still busy on his project to run an 1rrigating canal from the Sacramento River above Redding, through the Sacramento Valley to Suisun The canal will be 75 feet wide and 61§ feet deep, carrying 5 feet depth of water, the quantity of water to be taken being about 2000 cubic feet per second. The canal will start from a dam one nrile north of Redding, and its elevation below the dam will be 498 feet above the level of the s The dam will be about 18 feet high. From Redding the canal will flow southward, skirting the foothiils with an average fall of a foot and a half to the mile. Thence the route will be as follows: Crossing Olney Creek and Clear Creek, thence two and a half miles west of An- derson, thence across Cottonwood Creek, three miles west of Cottonwood; alon Hooker Creek and over the Hooker divide down Dibble Creek, where the canal-bed has been built for five miles, two miles west of Red Bluff; thence down the Sac- ramento Valley on the 300-foot contour line, two and a half miles west of Corning; thence easterly about two and a half miles to the west of Kirkwood; thence three miles west of Orland, three and a | half miles west of Germantown, four miles | west of Willows, two miles west of Max- well, three miles west of Williams, one mile west of Macy. three miles west of Ar- buckle, three miles west of Harrington, two miles west of Dunnigan, through Blocks, through Madison, thence follow- ing the east line of the raiiroad, thence crossing Putah Creek one mile east of Win- 1f sufficient capital cannot be enlisted to carry the work through it wiil be done on the co-operative plan. issue 500,000 shares of stock at $1 per share, and at the same time issue $125,000 worth of bonds at §5 per bond, the bonds to draw interest at a quarter of 1 per cent. Laborers will be paid §1 per day, one-half in bonds and one-balf in stock, or for every ten days’ work on the canal a man will get a $5 bona and $5 shares of stock and his board. These bonds will be guaranteed to buy land under the ditch with a perpetual water right at the rate of $75 per acre, or they will be redeemed after seven years at their full face value. . At he same time the company will $125,000 worth of bonds at the par ue of §100 drawing 6 per cent interest. These bonds will be sold to raise money with which to buy iron and cement and build bridges. The canal will also furnish power for mills and other manufacturing plants, and it is exrecle\l that green fields of ai- falfa will follow the silver thread of water down the valley OFFICER ROURKE'S NERVES Rest and a Quiet Beat Prescribed for Them by Chief Crowley. val His Services Highly Commended by | Captain Lees—Mrs. French Was Very Angry Indeed. Captain Lees yesterday investigateda the item published in yesterday morning’s CaLn to the effect that Mrs. Rose M. French intended to bring cha ges against a promiaent police official and an officer | of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children for having attempted to dis- | credit Mrs. French's efforts on bebalf of | the prosecution in the case against Cap- tain Lane and for having obstructed the prosecution in its efforts to secure a con- vietion. Captain Lees said that the affair had been satisfactorily explained. Carroll Cook had called upon him and told of a visit made to his office by a woman named Wilson. She was a stranger to the lawy er and suggested to him that she wouldin- terview the chilaren who were to appear | in court as the complaining witnesses, and 1f they should tell 2 different story en the stand she would contradict 1t under oath.. Mr. Cook had called his clerk to overhear the interview in case that there might be | a sinister plot behind the woman. Cook at once hunted up Policeman Rourke and told him what had bap; he said that he had seen her in conversa- tion with Mrs. French, and the revelation made to him by the lawyer caused him to suspect that Mrs. French was working against him. Captain Lees added that he was con- yinced that Rourke was an honest, faith- ful and industrious officer and that Mrs. French was an honést, well-meaning woman. There was no suspicion in the minds of the police authorities that either of them had neglected the duty with ‘which they had been intrusted. The captain was asked why Rourke had | been removed from his old downtown beat to one in a lonely part of Hayes Val- ley, and he replied that the officer had overworked himself on the Lane case by hunting for evidence and following up clews day and night, in consequence of which his nervous system had been shat- tered. It was he who had discovered and reported the first evidence against Lane. n order to allow Mr. Rourke all the op- portu nity possitle to work up the case, Officer. Graney was transferred from Hayes Valley to Clay and Washington streets, from Kearny to Battery, the beat patroled by Rourke, while Rourke and Detective Byram were detailed to look aiter the Lane case. With Lane’s acquittal Rourke’s detail | ceased and Chief ot Police Crowley, desir- ing to give him a chance o recuperate from his arduous labors, requested Captain Wittman to give bim a quiet beat, and Rourke was sent to Graney's beat in Hayes Valley, where thereare no drunks or toughs or heilthy beggers, and where the midnight songz of the homeless dog might soothe his shattered nerves. Mr. Rourke declined to be interviewed on the matter. He said that what he bad to say had been told by him to €aptain Lees, and that he (Rourke) desired to have the subject dropped. When asked as to the condition of his nerves he replied that they were all right. Mrs. French was in a non-communica- tive mood, and was very angry because THE CALL had published the story. She flatly refused to talk any further. IMPURE PARIS GREEN. Professor Wickson’s Lecture Before the Monthly Meeting of the State Horticultural Society. At the regular monthiy meeting of the State Horticultural Society yesterday after- noon in the Mills building the constitution was changed 50 as to afiow meetings on The company will | pened. | ‘When the woman was described to Rourke | the second Friday of each month in Sac- ramento, as well as on the last Frid_n{ in San Francisco. The next meeting will be held in the State Capitol, Sacramento. B. F. Walton, H. B. Stabler and R. D. Stephens were appointed to arrange for the Sacramento meetings. The president, Mr. Lelong, gave an ex- tempore talk on the use and adulteration of paris green. Since the last meeting | many sumples have been tested and_sev- | enteen were found heavily adulterated. | Professor E. J. Wickson of the State University addressed the society on the subject of paris green, showing how adul- teration can be detected by coior tests and microscopic examination. Under the microscope paris green has a character- istic glooular form, while the adultera- tions appear as whitish dust or minute crystalline forms. When these are pres- ent in any considerable amount the paris green loses its brilliant green shade. B. F. Walton of Yuba City, B. N. Row- Jey of San Francisco and R. D. Stephens | of S8acramento were appointed a commit- tee on legislation and resolutions. A resolution was adopted reauesting all | fruit-growers buying paris green to require a written guaranty from the dealers that | the material sold them as_paris green con- | tains at least 50 per cent of arsenious acids. Professor Hilgard of the State Univer- sity was invitef!o address the society at its next meeting upon the irrigation of deciduous fruits for the purpose of devel- oping size and quality. 44D TO PAY EXTBA FARE Why Two San Francisco Ladies Are Suing a Steamship Company. Refused a Stateroom That Had Been Previously Agreed On With the Agent. | An interesting case, involving the lia- bility of corporations to carry out oral contracts made through their employes, was tried before Justice of the Peace Groezinger yesterday. Mrs. Dora Peyser, who conducts the Hotel Montrose, corner of Geary street and Van Ness avenue, and Miss Julia Lewis, a teacher in the Clement Grammar School, took a trip to Europe in May last, and engaged passage from the | local agents of the Hamburg American Packet Company. The lacies, being subject to seasickness, engaged a stateroom amidships, the num- ber and location of which was noted in the receipt given for their round-trip passage. According to their testimony the local | agent expressly agreed that they snhould have the same apartment on their return voyage. When the fair tourists presented their tickets at the European port from which the ship sailed for the return trip and de- manded their old stateroom they were re- | fused, and in order to secure suitable ac- commodations were compelled to pay $4750 | extra. Both testified that, though the re- | tarn trip was no more stormy than the outgoing journey, they were made very seasick through’ the unfavorable location | of their stateroom. X They sued for the extra passage money paid and for enough more for damages to make up the limit of the Justice Court’s | jurisdiction. The company denied that its agent had | the right to promise the passengers that they would be furnished the same state- | room, and also claimed that even had such a stipulation been agreed upon it would not be binding on the corporation. Justice Groezinger intimated that he considered the plaintiffs entitled to a ver- | dict, at least, for the amount of the extra | passage money paid, inasmuch as they | had every reason to suppose that they would receive as suitable accommodations on the return as on the outward journey. THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SATURDAY, MARCH 28, 1896 CHURCH NOTICES. SITUATIONS WANTED—Continued. FFLP WANTED-Continned. &5 S IMPSON " MEMORIAL METHODIST Episcopal Church, corner Hayes and Buch- anan sts.—Rev. John Stephens, pastor; residence, 308 Halght st. Preaching at 11 A2 and 7:30 P.ux. The pastor wiil preach at both services. Services appropriate to Palm Sunday. Subject at 11 A. M., “The Triumphant King”; :50 . M., “Christ in the Bethany Home.” Services every night this week at 7:45. Sunday-school at 12:30 P. .. C. B. Perkins superintendent. - £5pworth League service 846:30 P. M. The public cordially invitea to all the services of thischurch: seats iree: ushers in at- W ANTED—PLACE FOR MAN AND WIFK; experienced creamery man: firsi-class butter and cheese maker; to run a Creamery Or make butter and cheese ‘in cheese factory; wife a good cook. Call or address J. k., 621 Commercial st. IRST-CLASS MAN WANTS SITUATION; teaming_or any other work; mmuzB}y under- stands handiing and care ot horses. G. B., box 96, Call Office. OUNG GERMAN WOULD LIKE TO GET employment about a lace; 13 a good gardener; can take care of norses, etc. Address, G. G., box 74, Call Office. tendance. Prayer-meeting Wednesday evening at 7:4b o'clock. HOWARD-ST. METHODIST EPISCO- pal Church, bet. Second and_Third sts., two blocks from Palace Hotel—Rev. W. W. Case, D.D., pastor. Mr. Martin Schultz, musica! director; W. F. Gibson, Sunday-school superintendent. Hours of public services, 11 A. M. and 7:30 P. . Sunday- school at 12:30, Prayer-meeting Wednesday even- ing. Epworth League 6:30 Sunday evening. Morning sermon by Rev. Kerneth Duncan, Evening lecture by the pastor on “The Case of ‘Two Criminals.” After-meeting conducted by the Misses Barker and Anderson. Pastor’s resiaence, 212 Powell st.; telephone, black 1181: charch telephone, black 961. CENTRAL METHODIST EPISCOPAL hurch, Mission st., between Sixth and Sev- enth. The pastor, Rev. DF. E. R. Dille, will |preach morning and evening. Morning subject, “The Lepers Cleansed”’; evening, “A Young Man’s Diffi- culties With His Bible.” Sunday-school, R. V. Watt _superintendent, at 1 P. M.; young people’s meetings at 6:30 P. M. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, cor. Van Ness ave. and Sacramento st.—Rey. Robert- Mackenzie, D.D.. pastor; Rev. Edwin H. Jenks, co-pastor. Dr. Mackenzie will preach at 11 A. M. Mr. Jenks will preach at 7:30 B, M. Sunday- school at 12:45 P. M@.; Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor at §:15 P. 3. Prayer-meeting Wednesday evening at 7:45. All are welcome to these services. B35 UNION -SQUARE FREE BAPTIST Church (open communion), Bush st., near Larkin — Rev, William N. Meserve, pastor. will preach, March 29. Morning service at 11; even- ing at' 7-50. Morning subject, “Dead Faith.” Kvening subject, “An Obscure Hero.” Sunrise meeting at 7 o’clock, twelve churches represented. Sunday-school 12:30; Juniors 5: Enceavorers Prayer-meeting Wednesday evening. Mr. Norris, organist, provides worshipful and inspirisg music. SUNDAY MEETINGS. j man of 17; sober and industrious. APANESE, BEST COOK, WANTS TO ASSIST i1 famiiy: city or country. Address HARRY, box 89, this oftice. AN HANDY WITH PAINTERS' AND CAR- penters’ tools, repairing of furniture, and also can do general housework. B. W., 1000 'Webster. LASKA GOLD FIEIDS. The fast sailing clipper schooner Sophia Suth- erland, butlt in 1880, will sail from San Francisco '(l’l‘ Cooks 1nle|t direct on A‘I:gl 3'5. 'Pllh;:xr%fl; ung, taking a limited num assen; F Suchas’ DRTRyIATy DY 110 FRED HOLMES, Shipbroker and Agent, Battery st. w ANTED—STRONG BOY WHO IS WILL- ing to work around store and goerrands; refer ences required. After 9:30 A. M. LUE WEN- THAL'S, 914 Market st. "A BYERTISING SOLICITORS WANTED FOR directory; first-class_well-known men ouly. Co-operative Publishing Co., 12 Montgomery st. LERK FOK GROCERY; 3 quainted in city and business. Address, with references only, O. E. 0., box 932, Call Oflice. ANTED—BARBER; GOOD SINGLE MAN; steady work, on Monday. 504 Valencia st. IOACHMAN — YOUNG EASTERN MAN wishes situation in gentleman’s place: thor- oughly understands his business; vears of New York City references. Address Coschman, 12 Sac- ramento st., 5. ¥. Y HU KNOWS WHERe A STEADY, SOBER man can get something to do to keep his fam- ily from starving? Am penniless and wages no ob- ject. Address W. W., box 105, Call. 00D BARBER FOR SATURDAY, $3; ONE for evening. 52514 Fourth st. BARBEE FOR _SATUKDAY AFTERNOON and Sunday. 8721, Howard st. BARBER FOR SATURDAY: NO PERCENT- age work ; call early. 862 Mission st. ARBER FOR SATURDAY. 131 SECOND SMART BOY, 12 YEARS OF AGE, WISHES A situation In store or office. Address 139 Fourth st., room 19. OACHMAN, ENGLISH, THOROUGHLY UXN derstands his business: also garden and cow: first-class Eastern and California references. A dress T. T., 1727 Everett st., Alameda, C: ITUATION, UNDER-WAITER, ASSISTANT cook or dishwasher or can milk cows; young Box 22, Call Office, Oakland. street. ) BARBERS FOR SATURDAY AND SUN- dayj; 1 for S 3 good wages. 1317 Stockt ARB) SATURDAY AFTERNOON. 1630 Mission st. OY FOR STATIONERY STORE. after 9 o'clock, 718 Larkin st. SECOND COOK FOR RESTAURANT. Second st. HIRT POLISHER WANTED. GOLDEN Gate Steam Laundry, Lombard and Steiner. APPLY, 207 Y YOUNG MAN TO DRIVE DELIVERY wagon, tend horses, do any kind of ou'door work: lives with parents: has best of references. 676 Twenty-seventh st., Oakland. MAN AXD WIFE WANT WORK ON RANCH: M man first-class farm hand and uandy with tools; wife is & good cook. Address W.G., box 122, Call Offic TXPERIENCED MAN WISHES A SITUA- tion, in_furniture-atore preferred; speaks Ger- man, French and English. Address S, box 73, Call. \TRONG MAN, 29, WANTS POSITION OF any kind: small wages. Call L. T., Winches- ter tiouse, Third st. & METROPOLITAN TEMPLE, FIETH st., near Market—Sunday, March 29, 1896, 8 P. M., lecture: *Js the Bible a True Book?” 1n other words, is it an inspired revelavion from God? Admission free. W. H. Vance. NOTICE OF MEETING EXCELSIOR LODGE NO. 166, F. and A. M.—Special meeting SUN- DAY, March 29, at 1 o'clock P. M., for the purpose of conducting the funeral of our deceased brother, ANDREW JOHNSTON, late from London, England. By order of the W. M. SSION OF GOL- den Gate Encampment No. 1, 1. 0. (SATURDAY) EVENING, March, . at So'clock. A full attendance 1s solicited, as GEORGE; Scribe. = (BERS OF PICNIC COM- mittee of St. Patrick’s Alliance of tend meeiing THIS EVENING at K. K. B. Hall, at 8:30 o'clock, t0_make arrange- San Rafael, Sunday, April 1 By order JOHN GA Y, Chairman. TO ISRAEL, CAMBRIAN Mission st. The next meeting by Rev. M. P. Boynton. Jews are especially invited. fi: TAL MEE —THE KEGULAR annual ( ‘Western Sugar Refining Company will be held at the oflice of tne company, 327 Market st., San March, 1896, at_the hour of 12’ o'clock M., for the purpose of electing a board of directors to_serve other business as may come before the meeting. ‘Transfer-books will close on Friday, March 20, THEO. E. SMITH, See. will be held in Encampment Hall amendments to the by-laws will be considered. America are earn requested to at- ments for first apnual plenic at Schuetzen Park, PETER TAMONY, Secretar evening, March 31, will be addressed meeting of stockholders of the Francisco, Cal., on MONDAY, the 30th day ot for the ensutng year and the transaction of such 1896, at 12 o'clock M. ROBFRT U RD, Secretary. SPEC1AL NOTICES. NAN EJECTED FOR $4; collections made, city jor country. ~Pacific Collection Co., 415 Montgy st.,'room 6. Tel. 35680. OACHMAN AND GARDENER, YOUNG / man, wishes situation in gentleman’s place; thoroughly understands his business; has first-class references. Please address C. G., box 48, Cail. BUTLER AND CHAMBERMAID. COMPE- tent French couple, want situations in private famil; bes:s‘::lerences: from Paris; city or coun- tr . FEMALE HELP WANTED. EWORK GIRL, STOCKTON, $25: OAK- land. $25; Benicia, $26; Salinas, $20; Monte- rey County. $15; 20 housework girls, city, $20 and #25: 6 young girls, assist, $10 to $15. MISS CUL- LEN, 323 Sutter st. OUSEWORK WOMAN, COUNTRY, $15; fare paid. M(SS CULLEN, 328 Sutter st. MUZHER AND DAUGHTER OR FRIEND, housework, Stockton, $20. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. W OMAN FOR JOUSKWORK, 825: YOLO County; fare paid. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sut- ter st. FBENCH GIRL, PLAIN WASHING, 26, private family; second work and washing, $25; nurse, $25. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. EAT COOK. RES AURANT, $25 AND room; 2hotel waitresses, $20 each: fres- taurant waitress, 5 per week: cook, boarding- house, $35. MISS CULLEN, 333 Sutter st. GEEMAY OR SWEDISH HOUSEWORK X girl, San Sfateo, $15; no wash; 2 in family. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. {, ERMAN LUNCH COOK: HOURS 11 T0 % 1§20, MISS CULLEN, 328 Sutter st. |3ARBERS PROTECTIVE UNION ENFLOV- 1ment secretary. CONRAD TROELL. 657 Clay. ARBERS—FOR EMPLOYMENT CALL SEC- retary Barbers' Asso,, 325 Grant ave. S. FUCHS. ARBERS' ASSOCIATION Uf CAL EMPLOY- ment. Sec’y, P. C. Hamann, 2381/ O’ A BSISTANT MALE [EACHER I stitution, who will also be required to sssist in care of boys during day and evening. Address P. R. B., box 138, this office, with references and amount of compensation expected, with board and lodgingincluded. . BUSINFSS CHANCES. BUSINESS CHANCES—Continuad. 395, CIGARSTORE AND BARBER- $- ©). shop on Market st.: must be sold: at & great bargain. JOHNSTOUN, 261, Kearny st. $175 RESTAUEANT AND OYSTER-SA- loon: best location in the city: every- thing new: good trade: low rent; & sure bargain. JO&YS’]‘ON & CO., 26% Kearny 9F(). FOR SALE—4 CORNER SaLoax $ . with low rent. paid up until April §; owner must sell on account of other business. Ap. ly LEMLE & CO., wholesale liquor dealers, 265 hird st. ESTAURANT FOR SALE TMMEDIATELY on accountof sickness. 258 First st. @ FISH STORE WITH ROUTE OF 250 $15 . customers: horse and wagon: Clearing $75 monthly. JOHNSTON & CO., 26% Kearny. CORNEK GROCERY AND BAR; $T00. o ceniral: 2 livingrooms: present owner 9 years. JOHNSTON. 2615 Kearny st. 3 RESTAURANT AND OVSTER- $1600. tovse: rst-ciass *running orders daily receipts $65 to $70; full investigation solicit- ed; will exchange for good city real estate. STEN- BERG & CO., 632 Market st. SO () HESTAURANT IN HEART OF &300. city: business speaks for itself; well worth $500; soid av sacrifice account of death. STENBERG, 632 Market st. ' < BAKERY IN ALAMEDA; FIRST- $2000. Gass runniug order: one * aelivery wazon: daily receipts $35 to $40; mostly cash counter trade: trial allowed parties meaning busi- ness. STENBERG & CU., 652 Market st. PAKTNER IN PLUMBING AND < 3200“- gasfitting business; full line steel and castiron ranges, laundry stoves and broilers: in- $l5'000'1uz LARGEST AND BEs paying beer grotto and restaurant; cream of trade; monthiy profits $1000: books open for inspection. Address W., 1148 Sutter st. 555 CORNER SALOON, CLOSE T0 $ Chronicle ofiice: actnal value 31300; must be sacrificed: owner bought place in country, Inquire 533 Callfornia st., Pheenix Bar. ? SALOON ESTABLISHED TH $ DU, 10 yea ST near Pine and Kearny sts.; doing good business; low rent; rare chance. In. quire 533 Callfornia st., Pha:nix Bar. . CORNER GROUERY AND BAR, : good bar trade: cash rare Particulars 533 California st., Phenix var, “BUSI : 2 SINGLE WAGON stands; Sansome and Sutter. J. C. FREDER- I0KS, propietor. OR SALE—GOOD PAYING GROK RY BUSI- nesson main business street, Oakland: stock new and well selected: will sell cheap; capital re- quired, about $5000; will give time on part: & rare PEN v ed business. Ad- Voice 36000 established 20 years. STENBERG | chance to get into a well-establish v RS T8 Niarket sen apposite Patace Hotel. dress box 6, Call Office, Oakland. : y - RIN LUNCH-COUNTER | (ORNER GROCERY AND BAR; CHEAP; A voftea. salons daily recelpts 357 (o 8351 owner going away. 321 Twenty-fourth and coffee saloon; daily receipts $2 guaranteed to clear good wages; rare chance; $300 required. STENBERG & CU., 632 Market st. 3000, HOTEL AND BAR; INCLUDES o . buildings in prosverous town 20 miles from city, near railroad depot: considered finest family and summer resort; riost desirable class guests: 18 rooms, bar. dining-rooms, parlors, bowl- ing elley, garden and promenade grounds cover- ing 2 acres; clears $500 to $600 monthly during average scasons: bar trade good year round; low ground rent; one possessiug average ability muy here acquire fortune within few years: fullest investigation offered. M. LESS CO., 78315 Mar- ket, nr. Fourth. $1000 ELEGANT SALOON, NORTH . Market, vicinity of Baldwin; 6 private rooms; bar well fitted up: good stock With best class customers: worth double; proof. M. LESS C0., 7831 Market. TPRY OUR 10c MEALS AND GET A SHAVE free. New Idea Restaurant, 639 Kearny st. EST MEAL ON EARTH: WELL COOKED: 8 courses, 10c, ut Seattle Restaurant, 137 Fourth. RAVELING SALESMAN ON COMMISSION. Yarrant Glove Co., 1435 Market st., S. F. 00D LOCATION FOR COALY ARD, BLACK- smith-shop. carpenter, plumber or second-hand furniture. 1060 Marke. st.; rent $25. JEW WALDO HOUSE. 765 MISSION, BET. 3d and 4th—Single furnished rooms, night 156 10 50c; week 81 to $2 50; clean, quiet reading-room; strictest attention 10 morning calis; open all night. RATIOS LAW AND GOLLECTION AGENCY Prompt collections; references. 512 Montg'y. ESERGETIC YOUNG OR MIDDLEAGED man for permanent employment: must 23 $40 cash. C. K., box 15, Catl Utlice. ANTED—500 MEN. BEEHIVE, BEST 10c meal in town, 642 Sacramento st. EDDLERS WANTED TO SELL WOOD; AP- ply atonce. 547 and 549 Brannan st. BE;IPLACEIN CITY FOR SECONDHAND shoes: great reduction on account of other busi- ness. 129 Sixth st. 'L SECLASS PAINTER ON BODY WORK, striping, ornamenting, lettering, varnishing, etc.: none but a first-class man need apply. The Waltz Safe, 109-111 Market st. TANTED—TO COLL: DUE 1aborers and clerks. KX 110 Sutter st. E ARE SHOE DOCTORS; WE REPAIR your old shoes and make them as good as new, and with our new machines we can do your work At one-half the usual price; done while you wait. 562 Mission st., between First and Second sts. OX Collection Agency, 105(). RESTAURANT ANDEAR A CROSS UL the bay: 6 private rooms: fine fi tures; large stock ; daily receipts $45 to $50; proof sickness canse. M. LESS & CU., 78814 Market. ‘800 CORNER FAMILY LIQUOR-STORE, % « saloon and cigar-stand combined: in choice portion Western Addition: 4 living-rooms: large stock; cheap rent. M. LESS CO., 783% Marke: st. $100 custom; grenc offer. Kket. nr. Fourth, BARBER - SHOP: FIRST-CLASS: « vicinity Baldwin; 4 chairs; best M. LESS & CO., 7831 Mar- OR RENT OR SALE—A BLACKSMITH AND general jobbing shop, with tools and ecvery ibing complete: also dwelling-house, barn, wini- mill, etc., standing on about orfe acre of land cov- ered with assorted fruit-trees; the shop has been run for over thirty years: place located in center ot the healthiest town in California; terms easy. For further particulars inquire of ALEXANDER WATSON, Gilroy, Cal. E OF THE OLDEST AND BEST-PAYING coffee saloons, connected with a bakery and confectionery, centrally located, on one of the main thoroughfares of this city. is for sale at a reasona- ble price on account of the proprietor’s withdrawal from business. _Inquire during oflice hours at the law office of FRANK SCHILLING, 508 Califor- AYING BAKERY AND C¢ ICTIONERY splendid location. Address Business, box 3, this office. $175. BRANCH BAKERY AND NOTIONS; rent $16; 8 rooms. all_Office. S‘\mo.\' FOR SALE; LOW RENT; LONG lease. Apply at Anchor Brewery, 1331 Pacific. N OLD ESTABLISHED BUTCIER BUSL ness in one of the principal markets in this city; owner desires to_leave the city ow health. A H 1, Call Ot (G 90D, PAYING SODA A ‘D BU business for sale in St. Helena. Apply Allister st. $1500. SORNER GROCERY AND BAR: DUV, western Addition: value of stock recéipts $1200 per month: good horse and large route: big bar trade; established 10 years: owner retiring. M. LESS & CO., 783% Market st., near Fourth. $200 CORNER _GROCERY AND BAR; + best part Western Addition; fine fix- handsome bar; near y full value in stock alone; monthly receipts from $800 to $1000; best class custom; must be seen 10 be appreciated. M. LIESS & CO., 78314 Market st.. near Fourth. A GREAT SACRIFICE: HOME bakery: cheap at $500: doing business roofgiven: choice location: rent only BARRETT & SKIFF, 921 Market st. SALOON: BEST BLOCK MARKET ST; « worth dobine; great barzain: don’t %300. : trial. 81 miss this BARRETT & SKIFF, 921 Market st. %600, PAYING RESTAURANT: No. 1 L0- « cation; finely fitted: jow rent; don’t miss this. BARREFT & SKIFF, 921 Market st. nl,’ BRANCH BAKERY, CANDY AND % IV, notion store; 4 finely furnished rooms; Allocation; rents $14: receipts $3 t0 $5 day. Ap- ply BARRETT & SKIFF, 921 Market st. ALF INTEREST IN B0-ROOM LOD house and cigar store. E. B.. box 5, this o ((OALYAZD FOR"SALE; 3 lease. Apply 629 Haight st. "TRST-CLASS SALOON IN WESTERN AD- dition: good trade from hall upstai low rent, Apply to DONNELLY & BRANNAN, 1071 Mls sion st., cor. Seventh. OTEL, WITH BAR AND 34 ROOMS; ALL occupled; north of Market st.; run by present owner 10 years; evi TTY FOR , cheap: 9 living-rooms: rent only $20: good reasons. Apply SCULLY & SON, 420 Sacramento st. APER ROUTE FOR SALE, TELEGRAPH Hill district, covers 18 blocks; can be bought cheap, and chances for increase are very good. Apply this office. principals only. LODGING-HOUSES FOR SALE. S—Rorm W FLAT e CHEAP REN (905, OITY, ¢35, MIBS CULLEN, 323 SUT- ter st. GESNAN SECOND GIRL, 2. MISS CUL- L 3 Sutter st. W ANTED —PROTESTANT SECOND GIRL for country, $25, expenses paid, see lad - here; also girl for general housework on ranch, $25, see party here: neac housework girl, Oakiand, $.-5: cook for few men, $25; second girl, Oakland, $25; 10 girls for country places, $25 and $20; 50 house- work girls for city. »25 and $20; German or Sca diuaviem seamstress, $25. Apply MISS PLUNK- ETT, 424 Sutter st. WINDOWS CLEANEDL AND FLOORS scrubbed: Teasonsble rates: payment for camages pnaranteed. . ROSSI & C 242 Sutter. NOTICES. AT A REGULAR MEETING OF THE Board of Directors of the California Wine Association. dividend No. 2, of $1 23 per share, was declared payable on and after March 31: books of transter close Thursday, March 26, 1896. H. VAN BEKG Secretary. SITUATIONS WANITED-_FEMALE. OMPETENT GERMAN WOMAN, WITH A child, desires situation: good cook: country; $10 to $15; references. MISS CULLEN, 320 Sut- ter st. -~ | HOTEL ARRIVALS. PALACE HOTEL. | € R Watson, London 8 N Stevenso: LCox, N Y O L Foster, N Y . Small, Kansas City E Wortmann, N Y | E T Applegate & w, N'Y Rev C H Buck & w, N'Y | Mrs L L Dickerso N'Y Miss T L Spuer, N Y | Mrs R E Rogers, N Y J E Thompson, N Y | T Thompson, N Y Miss G Burton, N Y’ Lewis & w, | Miss C Ditmas, N ¥ | Miss C E Brainerd, N Y | E Danie!: Y G N Phelps, N Y NY _ Mrs W A Tucker, NY " NY RevJAOGrady, NY Y IRG NY Miss E Powell, N Y NY Miss S D Williams, N Y NY JLWright, NY NY Miss L M Goigory, iss LM Thayer, N Miss G Roberts, N Miss E ] The matter was taken under advisement. acto | Miss L H Rice, N Y | I M Johnson & w, Mrs | Mrs E R Butl E H Wilson & N A0 Hewitt, N ¥ M Bauman, C W Gosling, Philadipha T F Loughiin, T C L Beuningham, N Y Mrs G L Myers, S liott, N' Y H Burlington, N Y X G L Van Worst, Chicago J G H Hees, Toronto Mrs F M Childs, N Y Mrs C Hewitt, Portland O F Paxton, Portland Mrs E Jones, Ind JF Plommer, N Y O C Goldsmith, Ind Mrs O CGoldsmith, Ind Miss Shaw, Ind J M Low, Chicago C A Duff Miller, London J W Minturn, Minturn Mrs E W Nash, Omaha Miss Nash, Omaha H Page, Germantown J'W Stout, N Y E O Eames, Buffalo A Ellsworth, De Kolb Miss Ellsworth, De Kolb H Ellsworth, De Kolb H W Miller, Morristown Mra Miller, Morristown J C King, Chicago T R McNeil. Mrs McNell, N Y J A Christie Mrs K Esler, N Y F R Harris, Los Angeles C E Eliiot:. Cambridge | W H Cowles, Spokane Mrs Cowles, Spoka e G B Willinms, Miiford Miss D L Field, Miiford V D Black, Salinas A Stiglitz, N Y’ | A E Binzham, Chicago Mrs Bingham, Chicago | Miss ¥ Bingham,Chicago Miss M Bingham,Chicago GRAND HOTEL. T J Weldon, Ukiah J M Polk, Oaklana | ¥V Flint, Sacramento A B Humphrey, Sacto J Chaplin, Cal H C Anner, Cal T Vost, Alameda. J D Gray, Sacramento D Bernard, Denver E P Nuanget, Cal J C Hassinger, Sta Bara W R Alberger, Sacto S R Paddock, Brooklyn A McDowell, Pleasanton W Murray, Pleasanton J Hennan, Nev | € J Bassett, Cal A Caist, Buffalo | Mrs A Caist. Buffalo Mrs H Koch, Buffalo | Mrs W M Johns, Sedalia Miss M Joh: | J D Swanson, Mo Mrs L Marsh G W Small, Yuma Mrs G W Small, Yuma M H Orr, Stockton T F Condon, Nev DrJ ¥ Christie,5ta Cruz DrJ A McGuire, Sta Cruz | Mrs J Kendall, San Jose F E Kendall, San Jose | N A Parker, Los Ang DrJAFrazer&w,SanJose H Block, Boston C Gerruce, Oakland J Bunk, Denver J Durham, Denver A H Stewart, Salt Lake CH A Larivos & w,Mich J P Diasmore, N Y Mrs J P Dinsmore, N Y E F Dinsmore, N Y J J Brown, Santa Ynez J Goenzler & w, Reading Master JGoenzier,Readig L Douih & w. Reading ~ Miss Douth, Reading Miss A Arnold, Reading Miss E Arnold, Reading W H Osterhont & w, Pa W_P Thomas. Ukiah J F White, Pomona © M Marmion, Stanford C P Adamson, Rutherfd J J Hebbron, alinas E J Ray, Lompoc 4 BALDWIN HOTEL. J A Squire, Wrights | W ¥ Hall, Los Angeles J C Mrs C H Turner, San Jose £ J F S Field&wf, ~nta Rosa ¢ J Campbell, Val'ejo G P Baldwin, Chicago G J Csmpbell Jr, Vallejo | H H Scouel&w, St Louis F S Howard, Modesto L B Dobie, Chicago J B Babcock, Chicago B S strong, Chicago A Walsh, Chicago M E Coob, St Louis M E Kaofman, N Y W Martin, N Y 3 P peiton, R Van der Marden, N J D D Wright, D M Wnodward,Pitsburg J Thompson, Chicago L P Stuart, Wrights C B Cobb, Redding COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL. H Haddix, Dos Palos R P Willis, Wis E A Clark, € C Ortega, Sonora G W Bachman, Chicago J L Kaufman, Chicago F Ebert. Chicago H'T Arnold, Chicago H A Schultz, Portiand J E King, Forest Hill J Trengove. Antioch Alex Keiler, Cal 3 Hudson, Cal T Armstrong, Willows A Springer, Wis NEW WESTERN HOTEL. R C Johnson, Los Gatos B L Fisher, Alameda W D Barues, Alameda G Bend, Oakiand 3 J Conboy & w, Boston A Bland, Boston JJ Brown, Sacramento Dr_Benjamin, Stockton A J Fablan, London. J Hayes, Boston ¥ McEnerny,Santa Rosa T Reiley, Denver B Coulter, Portan J D Jones. Crockett P Galingher. Donegal BY A NUMBER OF 1134 Antonia TTUATIONS WAN Dgirls: cooking and housework. st., off Jones. near Ellis. OMPE] . WANTS SITUATION: ) cooking or housework: country preferred. M. D., box 72, Call Office. JIRST-CLASS LAUNDRESS WANTS WORK by the day: thoroughly understands all kinds of work. 368 Clementina st. (" OMPETENT YOUNG GIRL WISHES PLACE / for housework ; willing to assist with children, Please call 135 Russ st., near Howard. Ynl" RL WISHES SITUATION TO DO light housework. - Call or address 136 Fif- teenth st. ‘V4\1TIKP S, $20; CHAMBERMAID, girl for housework, 2 in family, $2 $26; nursegirl, $15. MRS, HIRD. 721 ANTED—W AITRESS FOR SPRINGS, $20; 2 French maids, 1 city and 1 country, $25; German second and grown childreu laun: dress, country, $25; chambermaid, hotel, $25; ex- perienced waitress, small restanrant. '$15 and Toom: cook for ranch, ¥25. LEON ANDRE, 315 Stockton st. \W ANTED = COOK, PRIVATE HOSPITAL, 850, sce lady here at 11:30 to-day: cook, pri- te boarding-house, $35, and a large number of German and Scandinavian girls to fill situations in city and country too numerous to advertise. J. F. CROSETT & CO,, 312 Sutter st. ©) WAITRESSES, CITY HOTEL, $18; WAIT- & ress, country hotel, $15; first-class German or Scandinavian ook, with references, $25. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary st. ‘ JANTED—GERMAN NURSE, PALO ALTO, $15, $20, see party at 11; nurse, 1 child, sleep home, $15; dishwasher, restaurant, $15: cooks, housegirls, Call MME. LEUPOLD, 20 Stocklon st. ANTED—350 WOMEN AND GIRLS FOR private famiiies and notels. city and countr: $16 a0d $20. MURRAY & READY, 684 Clay AITRESS, COUNTRY HOTEL, $20; WAIT- ress for help at Sanitarium, $18. HOTEL GAZETTE, 420 Kearny st. §20; i OY WANTED TO LEARN WATCHMAKER'S trade: must come of respectable parentage. Address Expert, box 61, this offic: . 350. SoF AND CHOP HOUSE, NEAR DU, Sixin a : receipts $15 a day; 10w rent. BARRE F, 921 Market st. OSEDALE HOUSE, 321 ELLIS ST.; ROOMS 20c to 50c night; $1 10 $4 week: open all night. NOTICE — T0O SELL_ _YOUR AN promptiy for cash. HEALY & C M 3 10 FEED MANHATTAN STOCK FOOD; M "all grocers keep it. VW HAT CHEER HOUSE, 529 SACRAMENTO st.: 200 rooms; best in the city: sing.e rooms 20 and 26c a night, 81 a week: meais 10c. ANTED—MEN AND LADIES TO LEARN barber trade: only 8 weeks required; tools given and wages paid_for Saturdays aud Sund catalognes. >. F. Barber School, 1515 Howard st. MESS SECOND-HAND SHOES, "SOME nearly new, 26¢ to $1 25. 562 Mission. JLCHO MOUSE, 86315 MARKET ST.— Kooms 20c., 25¢. to 50c. night; #1 to 3 week. N EN'S 32-SOLING 50c: LADIES 40c; DONE M ‘while you walt. 638 Market. opp. Paiace Hotel. TO $4 PER WEEK: 200 SU. Y ROOM! large reading-room. New Grand, 246 Third. 7ANTED—LABORERS AND MECHANICS to know that Ed Rolkin, Reno House proprie- tor, still runs Denver House, 217_Third at.: 150 n 28c per night: ) to $3 per week. INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD ST, Market; 200 rooms, 25 cents a night; reading- room:; free bus to and from the ferry. 100 2E3,T0 TAKE LODGING AT 1us The nd 20c a night, including coftee and rolis. 624 Washington st., near Kearny. EST IN CIT {—SINGLE ROOMS, 16, 20 AND 25 cents per nigh:: 81, $1 25, $1 60 par week. Pacific House Commercial and Leidesdor® sts. W ANTED-MEN T0 GET BOTILE SHARP steam beer. bc; bottle wine, be. 609 Ciay st. Market and Geary : business of $20 per nake offer. HEALY & CO.. 23 K. Q‘)' RESTAURANT A COF [ DOV, loon: business $25 per day; vicinity Palace Hotel; call to-day. HEALY. 23 Kearny st. FISE SALOON ACROSS THE : 6 FUR- nished rms.: bargain. HEG A RTY,1004 Market., 3 COR! Y: BAR: L. %SOO. fresh stock; living-rooms; good, steady trade: must sell; positive bargain. HEGARTY, 1004 Market st. 515 0“ BUYS HALF-INTEREST IN LIV- DUV, ery and boarding stable in heart of city; clears $500 per month. COLTON, 906 Mar- ket st. @ MILK BUSINESS: &;800 1878: 14 cows, fine trade, 3 horses, wagon, buggy, ete.: also 5 fresh thoronzhbred producing 6 cans daily; sell_ with or without fine house and grounds; rent $15; clears $100 monthly: sickness cause. 421 Eighth ave, near Point Lobos. W ANTED—AN “ACTIVE, KEEN BUSI- ness man with $2500 to take an interest in the king of ull slot machines: actually deals cards; not 1 but 20 can play at once:s$2000 a month sureprofit; money wanted to' manufacture ma- chines. Address D. C., box 136, Call Office. RARE OPPORIUNITY; A VERY - good retail and wholesale' fancy gro- ceries and delicacies store for sale on account of 112 Thira st. NG, COUNTERS, SHOWCASES AND ; ESTABLISHED J'EEE BEER-TWO ECHOONERS FOL 6c; stock of small bakery, $25. PHILBRICK, also a bottl_eof iager, 5c, at 637 Clay st. 2548 Folsom st. PRY ACME HOUSE, 957-MARKET ST., BE- [ "YJVEN AWAY: FINE RESTAURANT; GOOD low Sixth, for a room: 25¢ a night: $1 a week. W ALLR COUNTRY HOTEL, $20. HO- TELGAZETTE, 420 Kearny st. YV OUNG_GIRL, 17, WANTS SITUATION IN store: $6 per week. Room 96, 1170 Market st. TOUNG GIRL WISHES LIGHT HOUSE- work in Catholic family. Address 1123 Howard st. EFINED, MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN WOULD take charge of small lodging-house for a home, Address R, W., box 119, Call Office. YOUSG WIDOW “WISHES POSITION A8 housekeeper. Call at 1020 Market st., room 20, second floor. ) D GIR. city or country, ley st., near Fifth. EFINED YOUNG LADY, SPEAKING ENG- lish and German, wishes situation &s night nurse to children 1n_institution or family; experi- ence; references; $2C 10 $25. E. &., 339 Hayes st. JXPERIENCED MIDDLE - AG LADY wishes position: hotel. springs, sanitarium or housekeeper. Address MISS DUNCAN, 224 Tenth st. for 1 week. UUSEKEEPE! COMPANION: CHARGE of house in owner’s apsence; valuable in sny Tesponsible position. Cail 1210 4,7 Van v WISHES TO_ DO Address b3 Ship- ANTED — AN INTELLIGENT LADY TO represent a large manufacturing house; one with 0o incumbrance preferred. Address D.'O. & €0., box 127, Call Office. 7 ANTED—GERMAN GIRL FOR BAKERY, wages $15: also girls for general housework. Room 10, 921 Broadway, Oakland. VW ASTED — EXPERIENCED ™ F and apprentices on c'oaks and sbirts EN1HAL'S, 914 Market st. TANTED—LADY T0 KEEP HOUSE FOR:2 gentlemen: country; wages $10. Address S, box 48, Call Office. ISHER| LOW: ANTED—SINGLE ROOMS, 160 A DAY: 81 week:; rooms for two, 25¢ & day, $1 50 a week; reading-room: daily papers. 86 Clav st. AGENTS WANTED. GENTS FOR GOOD SELLER; SMALL ital: eity and country. 117 Valencia st. X business; on account of departure. Apply this office. 'sUTC".ERS; ®550; I WANT TO LEAVE FOR Alaska by April 15; best cash business in the city. Address G. R., box 72, Call Office. §500 BUYS THE BEST COFFEE AND DUV oggter parior in city: owner must leave in three days. Address A., box 16, Call Office. {ANVASSERS FOR SWIFT-SELLING SPE- cialties; women. Call room 60, 18 Mason st., from 9 t0 11:30 A. M. \ ANTED — PARTNER; NO WILDCAT scheme. Inquire 1119 Eighteenth st., near Castro; no agents. EN_ OR WOMEN, CITY OR COUNTRY, call or send 12 cents for sample and terms. P. . M 826 Twent d FURNITURE WANTED MWO LADIES WANTED FOR DIRECTORY work; must be experienced; $2 per day. Co- operative Publishing Co., 12 Montgomery st. ALL ON J. C. MUTHER, 521 KEARNY, IF / you want highest cash price for your furniture or merchandise of any kind. ERMAN GIKL FOR GENEKAL HOUSE- work aud cooking; wages $20. 933 Halght st. EAT GIRL TO MIND BABY, ASSIST light housework: $6: good home. 1919 Hyde. TOUN.. GIRL.TO ASSIST IN HOUSEWORK; wages 88. 41 Sanchez st. 00D WAITRESS WANTED. Hotel, 530 Third st CENTRAL (GIBL_WANTS FOSITION AS NURSE OR nurse governess. Address F., Young Women’s Christian Association. WITH A CHILD WANTS SITU- city or country; good cook and general houseworker. 548 Mission st. . TOUNG GERMAN WOMAN WISHES ANY Kkind of work by the day. Address29 Minna st., between First and Second. RENCH WOMAN WOULD LIKE TO WORK by theday, washing, ironing and housecleaning; is a 200d nurse, 00; good references. Call or ad- dress 1012 Nineteenth st., near Castro. TADY WITH LITTLE GIKL WISHES SITU- L4 ation as cook for men or widower's family; clty grcountry. Apply 313 ¥ourth st room 13, second j0or. IDOW OF 30, GOOD CHA RACIER,WISHES position as_ working housekeeper or any posi- tlon where a capable, intelligent person is required ; references. Call 122 Turk st. FIRST-CLASS COOK FOR AN INSTITUTION: cily or country: first-class references. Cail or address 325 Sutter st. HAMBERMAID WANTS A SITUATION IN the country. Address M. C., 202 Second st. ELIABLE, COMPET WOMAN WANTS a situation to assist in small private family; moderate wages. Call or address 226 Filbert st. ITUATION AS WORKING HOUSEKEEPER wanted by Scotch woman; 8 years in last Place: first-class references. Addreas S. H., box 18, Call Oftice. : (G'BL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK. 615 McAllister st. OMPETENT DOWNSTAIRS GIRL: GOOD piain cook and laundress. 1816 Washington st. VERMAN GIRL WANTED FOR GENERAL housework and cooking. Call 603 Haight st. IRL 10 WURK BY hAND ON SHOP COATS. 473 Tehama st. NURSE_T0 ASSIST WITH 2 CHILDREX, aged 3 and 5 years; colored girl preferred: must have good reférences; wages $10. Call 941 Goiden Gate ave. 3 MPETENT GIRL TO,DO PLAIN COOKING d washing: wages $15. Call 941 Golden Gate ave. Saturaay, bet. 10 and 2 o'clock. 7 OUNG GIRL TO o{IND CHILDREN; SLEEP at home. 1019 Fair Oaks st. TANTED—LITTLE CHILD TO CARE FOR; good home. MRS, SATTLEK, 712 Union st. 00D SEWERS FOR CORSET-MAKING. Il from 8 (0 11, 2614 Kearay st., room 2. ANTED—PUPILS IN. MILLINERY classes: day and evening; ternis reasonable; elegant goods to work with. 1104 Market st., room 32, second floor. JIRST-CLASS SKIRTMAKERS; NONE BUT first-class need apply. 504 Sucter st. PPRENTICES TO LEAKN DRESS CUT- <) tingand making. 14 McAllister. rms 67 and 68. AMA.LBNE PAYS 20 PER CENT MORE than_eisewhere for furniture to fill country orders. Leave orders at KING’S, 3 Fourth st. ASH PRICE PAID FOR FURNITURE. JfA- OB SCHW ERDT, 821 Mission. bet. 4th & Al HOUSES WANTED. 7 ANTED—-TO RENT A COTTAGE OF 40R 5 rooms; state rent; 3 in family. Address C., box 108, Call Office. ANTED—COTTAGE OR FLAT: GOOD LO- ROOMS WANTED, OR 3 FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING rooms; central- Address, 620 Bush: F. AN- DEKSON. QTEADY, SOBKR MAN WITH $500 TO BUY balf interest in a good-paying butcher-shop; take charge books, collections: butcher preferred. Saloon, 30 Fourth'st , 10 to 11 . M. (IGARSIORE: GOOD "LOCATION: MUST sell on account of other business. Inquire 36 Eddy st. W OBKING ~PARTNER: RESTAURANT; small capital required; good running order. B., box 46, Call Office. (COALYARD FOR SALE: HORSES, WAGONS, U etc.; good trade: house rent free; long lease: D0 agents. Apply at this office. 100D BRANCH BAKERY FORSALE. 20074 Fillmove st ARGAIN FOR RESTAURANT PEOPLE; 200d_chance for right party. B., box 46, Call QALOON AND ROARDING-HOUSE EOR SALE cheap. 547 Howard st. sy ADY OF MEANS DESIRES GENTLEMAN partner, country business. 12 Mason, room 2. SUNNY SIDE OF STREET. Owner must leave the city; offer wanted. 65 rooms, clearing $200. only. g 60 rooms on Market st., new 20 rooms on Fourth st., onl. 16 rooms on Taylor st. 45 rooms on Market st .. H. C. DECKER, 1020 ) RTR() 14 ROOM IDE AND $T750. fronting on '« ; elegantly furnished. CHARLES COTTON, 908 Market st. 300, 15 RO0MS; R KEARNY: CLEARS . $30; bargain. HEGARTY, 1004 Mkt. 1 ROOMS; N SNTRAL; PAYS big: sacrifi 1004 Market st, 106- MARKET — GOOD-PAYING HOUSE; 9 light sunny rooms; cheap, for cash. NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE, 10 ROOMS: business portion city, Address E. B., box 53, this office. Y 70(). AT ASACRIFICE ON ACCOUNT OF {UV. Giner business; 45 rooms, clearing over $100 per month; thoroushly cleaned and reno- vated: part cash. ' 115 Second st. FUKNIAUGE FUG SALE REAT BARGAT ture 18 rooms FURNI- 139 Fourth, rm. 19, ALEGANT FOLDING-BED, WITH MIRKROK, at a sacrifice. 7 City Hall ave. NEARLY NE storage. JICE NEWLY FURNISHED fidt, bath: one block from Market st.on Larkin; rent $35 & month, inclnding water; furniture cost $450: sell for $275; rare chance; investigate. T. SUBELSKI, 7 City Hall ave. G. KRASKY, FURNITURE AND BED- EROOMED - ding; new folding-beds, $9 and up: step-lad- ders, 20c per step; furniture exchged. 779 Missio: TRE SALE ! Prices stand till zoods are completely dis- posed of. Oak bed sets. 818 50 Bed lounges 800 Stoves .. 750 Carpets, per yal 3 55 Linoleum, per . 8 Matting, per yard. 10 Tiil our new buiiding 1s erected these prices will stana. Till such time we are conducting business SE. corner Seventh and Mission sts. J. NOONAN. 4(() CARPETS; CHAMBER "SETS, #1i; stoves, $5: parlor sets, $20: folding-beds, 210; bed-iounges, $7. T. D. MCCARTHY, 112 4th. 4 ROOMS FURNITURE, NEW . sedlounges trimmed with plush Brussels Carpet, laid English Linoleum, Iaid Window shades in 5 colors SHIREK & SHIREK, 747 Market Grant avenue: no branch stores. CARPEL CLEANIN ONES CO. CARPET - CLEANING AND renovating works. Main office 35 and 27 Sth. REAT WESTERN STEAM CARPET-BEAT- ing works; latest improved machinery; 3¢ yard. G. GEORGE,office 11 Eighth st.; phone Jessié 253. VARPETS CLEANED, 3¢ PER YARD: RE- laid, 5¢ per yard. S. STRATTON,18 Eighth. ITY STEAM CARPET CLEANING,RENOVA- ting, 38 8th. STEVENS, mgr. Tel. South 250. ARPETS CLEANED AND RENOVATED ilke new. FERGUSON & CO., 23 Tenth; tel. South 36. D. MACKINTOSH & CO., successors. INGLE EXPRESS RIG AND STAND ‘cheap: good chance ; must sell. 626 Fourth st. E.MITCHELL CARPET CLEANING CO., 240 « 14th st.; cleaning 3¢ a yard. Tel. Mission 74. PREANCH BAKERY: FINE TRADE AND LO- cation. Apply Call Oftice. McQUEEN'S CARPET BEATING AND R} « ovating works. 453 Stevenson: tel. south 238. WANTED—-MISCELLANEOUS. (399D, BECOND-HAND SAFE; WEIGHT about 5000 pounds; cheap for cash. Appiy 205 Crocker building. ANTED—GOOD HANDCART. ADDRESS H. C., box 128, Call Office. TANTED—10,000 TO 20,000 GALLON W ter-tank: recond hand. JACOB 1. EYMAN room 5, Crocker building. ELL YOUR BOOKS, CLOTHING ANDJEW elrv 1o A. KLEIN. 109 Sixch st.: send postal. LOST. JOETT RN AIGHONECHOR R LRGORD $ red Dachshund, with tag No. 2276. Return 10 92 Everett st., cor. Four.h, J. B. REINHARDT. GROCERY-S E__AND H B1800. oo rocatea 2 aam ‘Grsc:?.'; HEN YOU BECOME DISGUSTED WITH Foox work send 1o 8P4 ULDING'S Plonest Oac- eating Works, 353-7 Tehama: tel. S0-40. box 3, Call Office. pet RANCH BAKERY, NOTIONS, DAIRY PRO- | ( /ONKLIN'S CARPET BEATING WORKS. 833 duce, etc.; doing & good business: canbe maae | 1/ Goldon Gate ave. : telephone east 126 to pay well; for sale cheap. Inquire at 110 Sixth. PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY FOR SALE OR Tent; good locality. Address “D,” box 2. Call. MAN RETIRING FROM BUSINESS wants to dispose of bis first-class saloon. Ad- dress M. R., box 131, Call Office. FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS. HOROUGHBRED BLACK MINOCA EGGS, $1 per 15: Mongolian pheasants, $15 per trl J. J. TOMPKINSON, 2029 San Antonio ave, Alameda. ('CARSTORE WITH 8 FURNISHED ROOMS; iaundry office attached. 417 Hayes st ESPONSIBLE PARTY WANTS TO RENT a job or newspaper outfit in city, with privi- lege of buying within six months; best of usage guaranteed. Aadress Printer, box 73, Call Offi e. OST—A PASS-BOOK WITH THE HIBERNIA | Savings and Loan Society of San Francisco in the name of MARY KEEGAN, No.73417. The finder will please return to bank. ATRDRESSING, 25c AND 356c: MORNING and eve classes: 10 lessons,$1 50. 1248 Mission. L PERIENCED GERMAN WOMAN WISHES to nurse sick lady or children. Please call 2115 Powell st. N EXPERIENCED INFANT'S NURSE OR lady’s maid wishes position; wages 8$30. 520 Jones 7 OUN wants Silver st. {LDEKLY WOMAN WANTS HOUSEWORK by the day, week or month: best of reference. 7 Van Ness ave. “V OMAN WANTS SITUATION AS HOUSE- keeper In country : small wages for g0od home, Call or aadress 117 Julian ave.. between Fifteenth and Sixteenth, Valencia and Mission. SWEDISH GIRL, WAGES $15, place to do housework: sleep home. 165 RESSMAKERS AND GIRLS TO LEARN quick method of cutuing, fitting and fimshing; Dew styles patteras, 26¢ up: familiés supplied with dressmakers. McDowell Academy, 213 Powell. OST—THURSDAY. AN ENGLISH PUG DOG, Finder please return to SF. cor. Scottand Green sts. and receive reward. — BRINDLE WHITE GREYHOUND. Return to 129 O'Farrell st. and receive liberal reward. VY INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIKD, NEAR Market—Electric lights in very room: 200 rooms; 26c¢ to $1 50 per night; $1 50 10 $6 per week: frae bus (o and from the ferry. OST CONVENIENT AND RESPECTABLE: Winchester Houae. 44 Third st., near Market: 200 rooms: 25c to $1 50 per night: $1 50U to $6 per week: free bus 0 and from the ferrv. AWBENCE PATTERN HOUSE—_DRESS Jcutting school. 1231 Market st..vet. Sth and 8th. MALE HELF WA.TED. Y OURG GIRL WOULD LIKESITUATION T0 mind baby, or would do upsuairs work. Apply 418 Grove st., in rear. § OUNG LADY WISHES POSITION AS cashier In restaurant; city or country: best ot references if required. Call or address 128 Turk st. W LSCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD ST NR. Market; 200 rooms: 25c to %1 50 per night: #1 60 to $6 per week: convenient xnd respectable: iree bus 1o and from the ferry. A. WErKS NEWS FOR 5 CENTS—-THE <\ WEEKLY CALL. in wrap for ing. SAN FRANCISCO ‘CALL." BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Franclsco CAL1~ 710 Market street, open until 12 o'clock every nignt in the year. BRANCH OFFICES—530 Montgomery street, corner Clay: open until 9:30 o'clock. 2 839 Hayes street. open until 9:30 o'clock. 718 Larkin street, open until 9:30 o'clock. EW. corner Sixteenth and Mission streets, open antil 9 oclock. 2618 Mission street, open until 9 o'clock. 136 Ninth street, open uatil 9:30 o'clocks. SITUATIONS W . fED-MALE. P55 CO0K'S suc. SUBPLIES COUKS: ALL »branches:shor notice. i4 Gearv, tel.Gran: 48, UNTER & CU, CHINESE AND JAPAN- esc emplovment oflice, 17 Webb st.. below Kearny, bet. Californis and’ Sacrumento: tel. 231, (3 MEN WANTED TO-DAY: FROM 815 TO *) $70 per month and found; at MURRAY & glE ADY, leading employment agents, 634 and 636 ay st. RAILROAD THAMSIEKS, 8 FARMERS, $20: 5 farmers, orchard and vineyard hands, #15; 3 wood-choppers: chorenoy; vegetable (25 dener: boy to drive milk wogon. MURRAY & ‘lf‘EADY. leading employment agents, 634 and 636 Clay st. 2 OST_ROLL OF MUSIC ON COR. OF MAR. 4 ket and Powell sts. Leave at Tempie Emanu- El promptly and recelve reward. OST Ok STOLEN—8 GEESE. RETURN TO A. CASWELL, Eighteenth ave., South San Francisco; reward. OST—BLUE GREYHOUND. LIBERAL RE- ward on retarn to 858 Howard st. OST—BLACK ST. BERNARD DOG: HALF lJ white tail; weighs 115 pounds. Liberal re- ‘ward at 142 Berry st. $400 OLD ESTABLISHED RETAIL « business Market st., doing business $11,000 & year; more, than price in stock; good rea- son for seliing. * A. B., box 48, Call Office. $35(), PARTNERSHIP; ~ GOUD PAYING D). business: no experience required; clears 10 each $40 to $25 weekly: trial. 307 O’ Farrell st. NTERIOR AGENCY THIS PAPER FOR sale; nets $175 per month; good chance for Tight party. Apply Call Office, UK RENT AT LASS DIN- all furnished; full of boarders. Apply 44 Sixth st. ONESTAND RELIABLE MAN AS PART- ner with $200 in a good-paying restaurant; daily receipts from $15 to $20: rent only $25. 1n- qnareusas Bush st. (the Olymp Saloon), bet. 9 and 11 A. M. HICKEN RANCH FOR SALE: CHEAP rent; 1000 laying hens: 300 young chickens; horse and wagon: harness; cow and tools. In- quire W. E. ARNDT, 529 Sixth st. T,55T-GREEX POLLY. REWARD IF Re- 4 turned to 134 West Park, Holly Park. N OAKLAND 8 O'CLOCK BOAT, A PURSE with money and papers. Return to this otlice; £5 reward. FOUND. OUND—TWO COWS: OWNER CAN HAVE same by proving and paying expenses. Twenty- seventh und Folsom sts. F O SALES FIRSTCLASS GROCERY STORE ACross the bay : g paying business. T 1) GEO. SELMEIDER, 2018° Clinton ave., Allnn‘::d': PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY TO LET; $12 PER month; second floor; 18x65. G. C. YOUNG, 3 CORNER GROCERY AND oy $T50. AR, (SR o0 Ioabon: S gant fixtures: living-rooms. includin 11 Rddress Grocery, box 104, Call Offlcer © "W miture: ARMER AND WIFE: SIGN PAINTER; 8 wire-nail operators, $250 a day: ironer, St. Clair machine: camp cook, $40; 5 cooks, 840, $50 and $70: 2 dishwashers: 5 waitérs, $26 and '$30; and others. Only good help wanted, at MURRA Y & READY, leading employment_agents, 634 and 636 Clay st. HA:AD €OOD, $65, ROOM, ETC., COUNTRY hotel: also 'dishwasher, $20, room, eic.; call early. MARTIN'S Employment Agency, 748 Market st. » : JAPANESE AND CHINESE EMPLOVMENT oftice: best help. 314B Sutter: tel. Grant 30, 10 TEAMSTERS. C. R. HANSEN & C0,,110 Geary st. (QHINESE AXD JAFANESE EMPLOYMENT office; best help. 41414 O'Farrell; tel. . 426, BOOTBLACK WANTED. 2439 MISSION ST ; B, 500D COOK: UNDERSTANDS BAKING; sirictly temperate. Add. H., box 136, Call. ANTED—DISHWASHER, AT 1504 KEN- barber-shop. W LS o0, Potiers, s RETDY'S HOTEL, JOUND—A COW AT BAY VIEW RANCH, near Five-mile House, San Bruno road. Owner can have her by proving property, pay expenses. FOUSD-BLACK DANISH PUP. 81 NINTH street. TO LEASE. o P L e AN 2 A 2o 0 LEASE—280 FEET FRONT ON BAY ST., bet. Powell and Mason, by averaze depth of 140 feet, with buiidings and power if required: admir- ably suited to canery or other purp rposes. A California Wire Works. 352 Bay st.. or 8 Pine Pri ROCERY AND BAR- Fifreenth st. MUID S EBILL 90, c¢) A A BARGAIN-OYSTER AND CH &ZD . house; worth $500: owner .m,..".i Alaska next month. Apply this office. SOLID OAK LIBRARY-TABLE, LITTLH used, In e xchange for walnut dining-table, new style. L., box 57, Call Office. JOR SALE—PHOTOGRAPHIC OUTFIT, 1 cluding camera, Dallmeyer's rect lens and stantaneous shutter, portrait and cabinet lens, printing frames. C., 926 Taylor ave., Alameds. OUNTER, GOOD AS NEW, 8 OFFICE ‘chairs and screen; cheap. 121 Post st., room 8. INE LARGE FIRE-PROOF SAFE, CHEA 800d Sohmer square piano. Call 811 Golden Gate ave. FINELARGE BISMAROKIAN BOAR H00) (Danish), 2 years old; gentle. 811 Golden Gate. PBARGAIS_14 BICYCLES 3 NEW ling, 11 Monarchs, neariy new, $150 cash, bal- ance installments. 363 Tweifth st., Oaklands YNAMO ENGINE, BOILER AND A 10T OF ‘tools, cheap. 516 Mission. BABY CARRIAGES AND RATTAN (URNIe ture bOught at the factory saves retailer’s pro- fit. California Rattan Co., 61 First st., nr. Mission STERLING BICYCLE, BUILT LKE waich; terms easy. D. N. HAWLEY, 518 Mkt. BAROUTFIT, MIRRORS, CASH REGISTERS, scales, etc.: cheapest. MEEK. 1115 Mission. U SE PRUSSIAN BITTERS, BEST STOMACH bitters in market: buy your wines, /quOrs, etc., at Bonanza Wine Vaults; free delivery city, Oake land, Alameda. PUTZMAN & SCHURMANN, Prop., 341 Pine, cor. Montgomery; phone red 391, BYILDINGS BOUGHT; LUMBYE, SASHES doors, mantels, etc.. for sale. 1166 Mission. (E, SMALL MEDIUM AND JARGE SIZE fire and burg!ar proof safe. 109, 111 Market st. FIRE AND BURGLAR SAré LETTER- Ppress, platform scales and desk :cieap. 102 Clay. NEW RANGES CHEAPER THAN SECOND- hand. W.S RAY Mfg Co,, 12 Californis st OUNTERS, SHELVING, SHOWCASES m‘mufi' 112114 Marke:_bet. 7th and S JHOESTORE—EST. 14 YEARS; FINE BUSE Son: ol v ninchinery - reason fof sel- ing, death of owner. 1126 Kentucky st., Potrero. Wa‘:\;;rsb—cAlsln PARTNER: GOOD RE- s; _excellent references; igate. L ‘H, 935 Market st. i ek FIRST-CLASS SALOON CHEAP; $250. = must be soid_th : BICYCLES. East. BILLY xflANNON.I.‘Io‘;';!IK'I i AKK CYCLERY—NEW WHEELS TO LET; RESSMAKING AND HAIRDRESSI) Phn accommodations. Terminus Geary, Me business ut room 20, Murphy building; nwl}:g Aumm_nnu-.yulm- leaving the city; must sell at once; bargain. ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. P A A A A A A A A A AN A A DVICE FREE=DIVORCE [AWS A SPECE- alty; private; no charge unless successful; all law sults; claims, collections, vills. deeds, etc., at~ tended (0. G. W. HOWE, atv'y-st-law, 850 Market. J.NOLEN, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. 719 - Market st.! advice free. J MUREAY, ATT'Y AND COUNSELOR AT « law: advice free. 24 Sixth st., rooms 14, 15, W. DA VIDSON, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, W.cuuum--. s 14-18; advice tree. o