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i o 14 : THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1, 1896. M——_————_—w MAY INDICT WILLIAMS, Probability That the United States Grand Jury Will Hold Him. Collector Wise Making a Desperate Effort to Save-the Customs Inspector. ief is general in Federal circles | nited States Grand Jury will in- | dict Richard Williams. That body met yesterday afternoon and listened 1o te: mony in favor of the accused inspector. He is char ed with aiding in the unlawful Janding of Chinese at this port, and the | testimony against him comes irom Chinese | witne: Special Department has prese: g Jury certain evidence which shows that | Willams, during his brief connection with the Chinese Bureau, has acquired | considerable of a fortune. His property, | so the storv goes, was mostly in the name of Henry Monferan, his stepfather. Mon- jeran was a window-cieaner., His body was found in the park a few days ago, | where he had shot himself. He had no | money on his person, and “*Dick” Williams | was the only person wbo identified his dy at the Morgue. { Bl tnse thelaonis have: been brought | 1o the notice of the United States Grand | Jury, and though Collector Wise labored | with the jury for several hours yesterday, The bel that the U Agent Moore of the Treasury nted to the Grand there is 4 strong presumption that he had | little or no effect upon the deliberations of that body in regard to the Williams case. Collector Wise most persistent per- son. Jiams and will stand by him to the end. It is said by the knowing ones that Moore, who is turning heaven and earth to down Collector Wise, has thus far succeeded in convincing the Grand Jury that th spector should be tried before the Crin: Court for his alleged shoricoming the ultimate conviction of Williams is an- otber story. He isa game fellow and has strong fri s who will not desert him. .- HOTEL ARRIVALS. R 4 Jap W A Frost, Chicago CS Tas s J R McLean, Boston W M Lawlor Jr, Cal C H Abbott, Oakland J W Roberts & w, Eng GEBumlep, NY D D Bennett & w, Pittsbrg 2 F P Perking & w, N Y Miss Perkins, N Y € Springer, New Mexico Mrs H M Letts & daugh- W R Nichols, Tacoma ter, Towa T J Field, Monte EHA G Miss Bernard, N Y H A Anderson, Boston J N Burk, San Jose HF All ndon n, L | (%$50) each. By ord He believes in the innocence of Wil- | MEETI\G NOTICES—Continued. THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE B pllayers) association. will be held at B'nai Brith Hail, 121 Eddy st., THIS (WEDNES DAY) EVENING, April 1, at 8 o'clock. Business of great importanc JOUN B. CAMPBELL, President. STOCKHOLDERS' NOTICE—OFFICE OF La Candelaria Mining Company, San Fran- cisco, California, January 31, 1896—In 'accordance with a resolution-adopted at a meeting of the Isoard of Trustees of La Candelaria Mining Comgln_‘] held this di a special meeting of the swockholders ot said company is hereby called to be held at the office of said company, at 530 California street, San Francisco, Callfornia, room 60, the principal place of business of said corporation, and the build- ing where its Board of Trustees mcet, on TUES- | DAY, the 7th day of April, 1896, at the hour of 10 o'clock A. M. The object of said meeting is to take into con- sideration and decide upon the proposition to in- crease the capital stock of said company from two million six hundred and eighty-eight ihousand dollars ($2,688,000), divided into twent, dred and eighty-elght (:688) shares of one thousand ($1000) dollars each, the present capital stock of said company, to thirteen million four hundred and forty thousand dollars ($13,440,000), to be divided into two hundred and sixty-eight thousand eight hundred (268,800) shares of fifty dollars of the Board of Trustees. RGE A. HILL. Secreta SPECIAL NOTICE: BAD TENANTS EJECTED FOR $4; collections mude, clty or country. ~Pacific Collection Co., 415 Montzy st.,*room 6. Tel. EZ, VINDOWS CLEANEL AND FLOOKS scrubbed; reasonable rates: payment for Crmages conranteed. (. ROSST& (0. 242 Sotter. DIVIDEND NOTIC AT A REGULAR MEETING OF THE Board of Directors of the California Wine Association, dividend No. 2, of $1 25 per share, was declared payable on and after March 31; books of traaster closs Thurad, H. V. ADL AN SECURE Sof «ll nationalities by telephoning MISS C S (\OMPETENT GER) WOMAN WITH A ) child_desires situation: good cook; country. utter st. AMERICAN LADY, careful, consclentious, capabie of overseeing elegant home of widower, where one servant is kept: references required: no P. O. addresses wanted. H. G., box 2, Call Office, Oakland. (OMPET SIRL WANTS SITUATI do housework or cooking: is good cook. Call | 1817 Harrison st,, bet. Ninth and Tenth. (TONMP. NT GIRL WANTS SITUATION TO is good cook. Call do cooking or houseworl S0n st., near Seventh. TWOMAN UNDERSTAND- g control of servants and general housekeeping desires position as companion, housekeeper to_eld- erly ladv or gentieman or widower without fam- | ily: good smanuensis, reads or musician. | Address Mi>. M., box 1 | ITUATION WA 2 for general hou ecleaning by 145915 Tehama st \'Ul WOMA WANTS JANITO. or lodging-house work by the day. address 528 O'Furrell ¥ IRST R WORK Apply or gagements: work gu reasonable prices during remalning sei Ellis st. (VERMAN WOULD LIKE TO GET CHARGE ¥ of vinexard and wine-cellar; city or country with or without his wife: can_give good reference. Address M. G., box 48, this oftice. C W Wilhelm, Milwkee CS W T Ny J E Budd, Miss M E Farwell, Chego Mrs A ¥ Groves Mrs W 8 Dunning, a0 Miss J » Jackson, Chego Miss Paterson, N Y H Jackson & w. Chicago Mrs JCarru Toronto J B Bancroft, Hopedale Miss Bancroft, Hopedale 1.7 Buncrost, Hopedale F P Knowle & w. Houstn Afrs C W Leach, Oakind F H Buck & w,Vacaville W R Peters, Rochester W Barker A B Robinson &w.Jckson T Demerel & Wilder. rochester W H B W Van Zand, Rochester D 500 & W, Lincoln Mrs Espey & dsughter, W S Johnson & w, San Lincoln Ratael W Page, Germantown _Mrs Page, Germantown Miss Page, Germantown R H _Page, Germantown Miss Blair, Germantown Dr W M Alrich, German- T B Miller, Hele na town B K Miller, M ee G P Miller, Milwaukee Mrs Wilhelm, Milwaukee GRAND HOTEL. H W Walker, Willows C Jacobson, Santa Ana ¥ A Kilburn, Watsonve J Bender, Morgan Hill A G McTorlex,S Andreas Dr J W Gibson, Bolinas W Nathan, Sacto v F D Zook & wi, Mo 1 F Moulton, Colusa ¥ S Taylor, Cal Miss Fisher, Yreka Al B Jacobs, Napa ¥ E Guorald, Portland J Hendrey & wi, B C Miss H Ross, B U 1L R Rogers, Ogden 3 B Ferguson, Ky W B Harrison, Stockton E G Hall, N Y L. N Bahoes, Eed Bluf I M Gleaves, Redding £ B Harney & wt, Cal M Walsh, Sacto J Schilling, Howards AF Wood & ws,0nt Miss Wood, Ont MMrs [ Loomis, Conn Miss Loomis, Conn G A Willy & wi.Cal N R Hall, Phila WODwinneil, Montague Mr Martin & wf Oakland oy man, Rochestr R Bluft or, Yreka, B D Jacobs, Napa C L Davenport, Silver C Miss Hendrey. B C iss Martin, Oakland G A James & wf, Los A R Coate & wf, Cal 1 Bariholomew, Cal wer & wi, Mass B Stevens, Napa J McCallan, Eureka. ‘W Robinson, Napa ‘T H Topley, Vallejo COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL. Kay, Elk Grove C A Martin, Portland Miss L Wilson, Fresno H Wagner, Astoria J EHaskins,WallaWalla A L Oficl.., Spokane J I Reddin & w,Spokane A Lambert, Spokune W E Crovert, Spokane © Q Lambert, Dayton H Bragdon, Portland H Martin, Oregon City T Daly, Portland T Townsend, Salem Mrs Townsend, Salem Miss Kendall, Portland T Rapy, Po-tland 3 L Bowman, Fortland A A Wold & w, Portland ¥ Kennert, Portiand ¥ A Brockway, Seattle R Vogel & w, Seattle ¥ T Hatch, Arizona W H La Pearl, L Angeles G M H } A Eade, Chicago A G H S Redali, Los Angeles J F Waddeli, Tncson C W Garrett, Fresno A J Shields, Fresno LICK HO G Y Campbell, N J B G Morse, Boeniag R C Haile, Suisuin T E Pittinger, Portland N J Randall, Sacto A McMillan, Tenn Mrs W Grant, Cal H C Shaw, Stockton F L Murray, Chicago G Hueter, Alma Miss I M Russell, Cal R H Felix, N Y A G Clough, Merced A W Wilson, Baltimore F A Coe & w, San Jose P Wright, Kiswic T E Eyansen. Seattle R C Walrath, Nev C Mrs L Sanguinetti, Cal Mrs J C Care J P Call, Valleio A Young & w P Emerson, N Y R Simon & w, Chicago ©C Simon & ', Chicago Miss Simon, N Y A B Simon, N Y J O Pratt & w, Woodlnd J Hanson, benver G W Knight, N Y BALDWIN HOTEL. T E Erjavson, Seattle G Migliavaca, Napa CMPerry &w,N Y W Foster, N ¥ F R Bell, N Y E A Shorle, N Y B M Hockinbothen, Cal J Winterboibern, Napa J Cumming, N Y H A Unruh, | 0s Ang ¥ J Caldwell, Los Angs S 1i Blogeti, Bakersfield O » Van Dusen, Prentice S A Hofman, San Jose 1 P Burns, Boston J M Canty, Grayson E R Esterbrook, Boston G Miller, N Y ! R Martin, Vallejo H T Wendt, B Willis, Vallejo C Henry, Selma XEW Peter Merkner, Centerv J R Mone: F Mackintosh, Pt Arena E G Walker, Tacoma ¥ G Reynolds. L Angeles A Whitcicar, L Angeles WESTERN HOTEL. Denver D E Powell, Portland R A Brown, Portland MMrs M O'Brien, Baker € Miss C Markle, Spokane Miss M Markle. Spokane Misa P Markie, Spokane J Bolans, Oskland L M Watman & wf, Vict 8§ F Barnes New York J Olsen, Boston Paul Wagner, Boston H J Humphrey, Chicago SAN FRANCISCO ‘CALL.” BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Franciseo CALL— 710 Market street, open until 12 o'clock every night in the year. BEANCH OFFICES—530 Montgomery street, comer Clay: open until 9:30 o'clock. 839 Hayes street, open until 9:30 o'clock, 718 Larkin street, open until 9:30 o'clock. SW. corner Sixteenth and Mission streets, open entil 9 o'clock. 2518 Mission street, open until 9 o'clock. 116 Ninth street. open until 9:30 o'clock. 3 169, F. and eeting and_thirg SDAY) E 2 KER, Secretary. N0.186, F, —Stated meeting THIS LVENING, April 1.8t ITH, CROCKETT LODGE NO. 13 & A.DM. — Stated meeting THE WEDNESDAY at 7:30 p. 3. H.FORTRIE Secretary THEQUARTERLY MEETING of the Servian-Montenegrin L. and B. Society will be held THIS AWEDNESDAY) EVENING, April 1 1896. at 80'clock, at 10 California. All ofticers end ml’!;ll')('ll:fl are earnestly ‘requested to attend. Fines for non-at- tendance will be strietly enforcea. By . order of LAZARJOVOVICH, Pres. \ LAZARS: CHURICH. ‘BF A0 L DIVISION N0, 1— Regular monthly meeting THIS N 896. ESDAY) EVENING, April 1, Being quarterly meeting. ali mem: bers are requested to attend, Officers are uesied 10 submit Lneir quarterly report. didates for initiation and visiting members are invited ‘o attend. Committee for the celebration of St. Parrick’s day will please report. J. W. J. LaNE, Sec. P. LYONS. Pres. Can- g A.O. H.. DIVISION NO. 2—The regular monthly meeting of this di- wvision will be held in Hibernia Hall, 120 Ninth s.; on THIS DAY (WEDNES DAY), 4t 7:30 P, 3. P. J. MExuax, See. Tes. ’]"l;'b_ SSMAKER, FIRST-CLASS, WISHES EN- with machine, or take gagements by the da. work at home; terms 8125 a day. Cail or ad- 54 dress 46} 1(w](.-\lu“\ OF STATE: NORMAL SCHOO! | Ur wishes position as nurserv governess: music: | French; kindergarten: 2 years' experience; city | or country: $30 per month. 724 Guerrero st. NEAT RESPECTABLE GIRL WOULD LI A married couple: will assis & home with youn ework for same. Please callor address S SITUATION: general housework: citv or country. 90514 | Powell st | (w RMAN GIRL WISHE | U priv | £Eady st. A SITUATION IN family; city references. Apply 1616 5580. | SITUATIONS WANTED-—Continued, HINESE AND JAP. MPLOYMENT office; best help. 41414 O'Farrell; tel. k. 426, 821 Minna st GoP OPERATOR AND SEWER % TLEMAN, MARRIED, REKQUIRES SIT- ! uation: long business experience and some in educational and literary work: of good address: writes aud speaks well; 15 a total abstainer; quali- fled for such position as caretaker, librarian, secre- tary, etc,; character. habits and references satis- factory. X. 0AC UNG, SINGLE, Al REFER: ences. wishes situation: city or country. Ad- dress W. R., box 72, this office. ANDY MAN WANTS WORK: UNDER- stands the care of horses, cows and garden: %00d plain cook. Handy, 12 Latonast., South San Franclsco. {XPERT STENOGRAPHER, TYPEWRITER 2 and mimeograph operator, also good teleg- Fapher, wunis position. - Address P. D. Q. box 12 | BUTLER (SWISS), 80 YEARS OF AGE, | wishes situation in yprivate family; cliy or country; best references from Paris. Address F. ., box 124, Call Office. T GUSEPAINTER, FIRST CLASS TN ALL its branches, desires employment in hotel, In- stitution or private party: in last place 8 vears, | city hotel: willing to work cheap if steady em- ployment can be given; city (r country. Address A, PA , box 126, 7OUNG MAN, FIRST-CLASS REFERENCES, 3 years' experience, desires sitnation as first | be'perin candy manufactory. Address .. C., box 135, Call Oftice. 7OUNG MAN (17) WISHES SITUATION: understands care of horses and drive wagon. | Address F., box 84, Call Office. IRL OF 14 TO ASSIST WITH LIGHT housework. 1021 Van Ness ave. 104 Powell st. (GOQY SANTS FINISHERS WANTED AT (51BL TO SET TYPE. 1985 MISSION ST. NEAT YOUNG “GIRL, 28194 Pine st GERMAN PRE- ferred, to do light housework in family of 3. e o HELP WANTED-—Continued. ANTED—TO COLLECT WAGES DUE 1aborers and clerks. KNOX Collection Agency, 110 Sutter st ¥ _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. OSEDALE HOUSE, 821 ELLIS ST.; ROOMS 20¢ to 50c night; #1 10 84 week: open all nignt. ENT0 FEED MANHATTAN STOCK FOOD; all grocers keep it AN ED — PANTS-FINISHER, ALSO AP- prentices. 1018 Howard st. EN'S SECOND-HAND nearly new, 26¢ to $1 25. SHOES, 562 Mission. SOME STRAUSS & CO., 3214 Fremont st. AIRDRESSING, 250 AND goc: MORNING | TILCHO HOUSK, 86sve MARKET ST and cve classes; 10 lessons,$1 50. 1248 Mission. Hooms 20c., 25¢. to 50c. night; $1 to $3 week. (G'RL FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK; 87 EN'S 15,-SOLING 60c: LADIES 40c: DONE month. Gentleman, box 19, this oflice. while you walt. 638 Market, opp. Palace Hotel. PERATORS — ON OVERALLS, LEVI | JPATTO'S LAW AND COLLECTION AGENCY Prompt collections: references. 512 Montg'y. RESSMAKIN taugh 25¢ up. ; new sivies: , CUTTING AND FITTING perfect fitting patterns MCDOWELL Academy, 213 Powell st. [/ IRST-CLASS SKIRTMAKERS; NONE BUT first-class need apply. 504 Sucter st. PPRE] A ICES TO LEARN DRESS CUT- ting and mauking. 14 McAllister. rms 67 and 68. W INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD, NEAR Market—Electric lights in very room: 10 $6 per ar) Tooms: 25c10§1 60 per night; $1 week: free bue o and from the ferry. M weel OST CONVENIENT AND RESPECTABLE; Winchester Houze, 44 Third 200 rooms; 25¢ to $1 50 per night: $1 U to $6 per ree bus to and rom the ferrv. . near Market: J ANTED—LABORERS AND MECHANICS 1o know that Ed Rolkin, Reno House proprie- tor, still runs Denver House, 217 Third st.; 150 large rooms: 25¢ per night: 81 o $3 per week. W INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD ST, NEAR W To0m: free bus to and from the ferry. 100 ME},TO TAKE LODGING AT 1uc, 16¢ and 20c a night, including coffee and rolls. 624 Washington st:, near Kearny. Market; 200 rooms, 25 cents a night; reading. i CHANCES. TOBUY, S'LL OR EXCHANGE A BUSINESS ©of any kind see STRAND & CO., 45 Third st. $'15 WANTED TO-DAY—PARTNER IN BUSTNFSS CHANCES—Continued. 7= SALOON ON TIIRD ST.; 3 LIVING- L B1T5. rooms. Apply STENBERG & CO.. 652 Marke st. 3 RESTAURANT AND OYSTER- $1600. I R Ao o e daily re 5 to $70; full investigation sol e e for good eity real estate. STEN- BERG & CO., 632 Mariet st. PH STAURANT IN HEART OF &hn 50. :5 business speaks for itself; well worth 8500; sold at sacrifice account of death. STENBERG, 632 Market st. TANTED—PARINERIN LUNCH-COUNTER W P saloon; daily receipts $27 to. $35: guaranteed to clear good wages; rare chance: $300 Tequired. STENBERG & CU., 632 Marke: st T OR RENT OR SALE—A BLACKSMITH AND ercral jobbing shop, with tools and every. thing complete: also dwelling-house, barn, win il standing on about one acre of land -co ered with assorted fruit-irees; the shop has been Iun for over thirty yea: Nflnu‘lo?%gzi?xu;g: ihe healthiest town in California; terms easy. Cer plnlcnlurzzulnqulm of ALEXANDER ATSON, Gilroy, Cal. g C,\m?x;\\'rxrlg—\'om\'a MAN. FIRST-CLASS meohanic, speaks Spanish and Fnglish, wishes o purchase whole or part interes in estabiished iobbing-shoy; city. Address full particulars, F. A., box 3, Call. \/ll\l, MAN WITH GOOD LEDGE WANTS M parey with $400 to take quarter interest., E. A, box 73, Call. $1 IO FER WEEK: 200 SUNNY ROOMS: large reading-room. New Grand, 246 Third. ESEINOLY .'I—sm.c;x.:zl no?-'z\zshm. 20 cents per night; $1, 25, $1 W Facitic Houso Commercial and Leideador sta | | ¥ OUNG DANISH COUPLE, MAN AND WIFE, | X with gooa referenceé as cook and all-around man, wants position on a ranch or private place. Address 121135 Bush st. | RESPECTABLE SWEDISH MAN WISHES situation in_private family as_gardener; good driver and milker, Firstclass references. Ad- B. 8., box 77, Call Office. MAN WISHES SITUATION AS driver of delivery wagon: well acquainted with city: good references; sieady and relinble. Ad- dreéss Driver, box 101, Call. JOBER, INDUSTRIOUS MAN WITH FIRST- ») class siern and San Francis~o references wishes situation as coachman and gardener. Ad- dress C. G., box 137, Call. 2 T MAN, EN CED _BOOK pher and typewriter, desires & ages 0 object. Address J. L., box 106, Keeper, stenog situation: | Call Oftic “" ANTED—BY YOUNG MAN, POSITION AS collector or driver of delivery wagon; best of { references. Address M. L., 26 Harrlet st. W ANTED—BY A STEADY. MIDDLE-AGED man, position to care for horses and garden; | thoroughly understands his business; can milk and make himself useful; best of city references. 59 Address A. B. this office. D BY POOR, HO about place or work by do_painting, whitening, drive, care for ist tn store or shop, or any olher kind | Address K. H., box 84, Call Oftice. DY MAN WISHES POS TION AS POR- ¢, wholesale, or factory, assist in large collect instaliments, or any work; JITU. workingn { day: can { horses | of work a { some & curit. dr BL 13 S er and fair gardener, wants situation | around private place: handy make himself generaily useful. box 18 ith_tools and can | Address G. D ‘all Offic 7 OUNG N WANTS WORK AS A watchman in garden or house; able togive first-class recommend. s and security. Ad- dress G. W., box 156. Call Office. 00D LETTERER, STRIPER A L¥ wants work in sigh or car works; where. Address Painter, 763 17t s TOACHMAN — YOU ASTERN MAN wishes sitnation in gentleman’s piace: thor- oughly understands his business; years of New York City references. Address Coachman, 12 Sac- ramento st., 5. F. QIT[ ATION WANTED—-GERMAN: GENER- +J ally useful; good horseman; understand gar. den; can milk: city references; moderate wages. 2. M., 2020 Point Francy CED S TH, TEADY rious young man, wants a situation ; is also a fist-class driver. Apply 1818 ] R city or else- Oakland. Turk W ANTED—4 YOUN man wishes a situation of horses, carriages: can milj care of Golden West Hot TEADY GERMAN | understands the care | Apply P. WIE; San Francisco. HER BABY s a position as wetnurse. 122 Eighth st., near Mission. TOUNG GERMAN tion of any kind: NER, Golden West Hor NY KIND OF SEWIN needlework, mendi Hermann st., near Vale: | REFINED YOUNG Lapy B | AV lish and German, wants situation as i nurse to children in_institution or family; refer- e 5. R., 339 Hayes st. WANTED—FI children’s work. quicl 3 ;1 references. Larkin or 520 Jones st (1OOK—FIRST-CL. U tion: no objection (o plain washing: references. | Call or address 807 Washington st., Oakland. L WISHE « RA. | G'worxc n private tamily, second st., near Valencia. ‘G AMERICAN WOMAN washing, cleaning, moving by the das 24 Verora, off Third. bet. Folsom and Harrison. JITUATION WANTED BY RELIABL woman to do housework: or country es. Call or address 359 Minna st. WOMAN Wa SITUATI to do general housework: city or country 2o0od cook and laund moderate wages. C be seen for 2 days at 2 Fourth st. is n over flower- = | IRST-CL MAN WANTS SITUATION; | I teaming or any other work; thoroughly under: | stands handling and care of horses. G. B., box 96, | all Office. W ANTED—PLACE FOR experienced creamery man and cheese maker; to run a ND WIFL; firsi-class butter amery or make | tory; wife & good cook. Comimerctal st AN AND WI WORK ON RAN man _first-class farm hand and handy iools; wite 1s & g00d cook. Address W. 11 Offic | butter and cheese 'in cheese R ess J. FEMALE HELP WANTED. OND GIRL, PRIVATE family, co . 825, see lady here; German or Scandinavian " infant's nurse, $20: colored | chambermaid, #15; 20 German and Scandinavian girls to cook and do housework, city and countrv, | $20 and_#25; young girls, $10 to $15. C. R. { HANSEN & C0., 110 G st. ! Cum\. SUMM HEAD | waitress, country hotel, $30; country | hotel, $20: chambermaid and’ waitress, summer | resort. . 8 818 and : arm | waltréss, plain hotel, couniry, $20. C. k. HAN- | | SEN & CO., 110 Geary st. i | 139 Fourth st., room 19. TOMPETENT WOMAN W to do general Lousewor] wages low. Call or address 22 Ash avi NT SITUATION 70U \ tion to do light housework or take care of chil- dren: sieep home. Apply 165 & MPDEE-AGED WOMAN GOOD COOK AND A Lest references. N 721 Ellis. PERIENCE fant’s nurse, best references, wants place to wages $20 to $25. ' Address H. M., box 87, Call. MAN WISHES SIT is £00d €00k and bake store. \'lnl)LE-A(: D DY WITH A BOY 12 M vears of age wants chamberwork in the city. | city or country; | SWEDISH GIRL WISHES SITUA- | C Iaundress. wishes situation to do housework; | do upstairs work, sewing and_care of children; | 3 COOK, T 30 s:cond girl, $260 housework, $u5: cook, Jewish fami 25: purse, $25: cook, Salinas, $25; San Lui rstield, $25; Santa Clara, $20; Oakland. $25 and other towns: 15 housework girls, city, % 0 6, young girly, assist, $10 to $15.” MIss 23 Su RL, early to MISS THAMB: 3 AND LAUNDRESS, $25, J MISS CULL 323 Sutter st. A CHILD, $15. MISS CUL- , 323 Sutter s $20, MISS CULLEN, MINING TOWN, $15. MISS N 1DDLE-/ GED LADY WOULD LI I of hotel; references, Address or call 808 Laguna. Y 0UNG WOMAN FROM EUROPE WOULD like position for gene housework; can do plain American cooking: city or country. Address V., box 85, Call Office. IRL WISHES A SITUATION FOR upstairs work. Call at 174 Clementina st., near Third, top floor, bet. 12 M. an: s Coxrs Y 5 GIRL WAN S A SIT- u nation 10 do housework; plain cooking, Please call 1238 F city or country. Addre | Sutter st. TOUNG WOMAN W WORK BY THE | HAMBERMATD, ASSIST 1N day washing and housecleaning; $1 aday and | walting, water resort hambermaid, coun- carfare. Address O. B., box Call Office. | try hotel, § Waitresses. summer resorts, $20 tion as companion to old lady or in linen-room | MURRAY & READY, 634 Ciay st. SMALL RESTAURANT,. NEAR CITY, $25 and room: see party here this morning. MURRAY & READY, 631 Clay st. 7 ANTED—HOUSEKEEPER, SMALL LODG- | YV ing-house, $17 50; cook, 'sma'l boarding- | house, $25: German or Scandinavian cook, $40; | French cooks, $30: second work. $20; housework | girl for Modesto, 31 nia Cruz, $20: nurse and | second work, $15; German chambermaid and seamsiress, #20; 2’ young nursegirls, #8 and $10; 2 German' girls for bousework, $20: waitress. restaurant, $5 & week. LEON ANDRE, 315 Stockton st. (ADY WISHES POSITION AS CASHIER IN i restaurant or take care oy children. 128 Turk. FASTERN GIRL WISHES A SITUATIO eneral hous: all 7411 WosaN w SH £8 TO GO OUT BY TH washing, ironing or housecleaning. uddress 829 Hayes st., near Fillwore; basement. | QTYLISH DRE TWISHE | © gagements; $110 per day;: good fitter; dren’s work also: city or Gakland. A., box 32, this office. JXPERIENCED NURSE WISHES T0 TAKE entire charge of infant or children; city refer- ence: wages $25. Please call 8 Sherwood place, off Third st. ail or ch Address W, T stairs work: is & gooa seamstress and under- stands dressmaking. 5 Barrett st., off Bush, bet. Stockton and Powell. » general housework: city or country; good cook ; good references, Swedish Girl, box 3, Call Office, Oakland, engagements by the day; 81 25 per day. Howard st., bakery. 4 housework: can do plain cooking. Call or ad- dress 422 ¥remont st. 7OUNG WIDOW. housekeeper. Address D. J., box 150, Call. 20, second floor. CLASS COOK FOR AN INSTITUTION or country: first-class references. Cail address 325 Sutter st. AY | vverness, and a large number of girls for cooking YERMAN GIRL WISHES PLACE FOR UP- | ION FOR 'l,’um'r-(;LAss DRESEMAKER WOULD LIKE 1522 Y OUXG GIRL WANTS SITUATION TO DO WISHES POSITION A4S OUNG WIDOW WISHES POSITION AS housekeeper. Call at 1020 Market st., room ) — COOK, PRIVATF chambermaid and sew | man and French secona girls, | 0 T =coLen cook, plain wasn, house and restaurauts. $20, $2 HOSPITAL 00l 3 and $30; German and housework In_city and country. J. F. CRO- SETT & CO., 312 Su'terst. C(N K AND LAUNDRESS, SMALL FAMILY, 1 U 825: intant’s nurse, $25. 812 and $15; MRS PIRD, TATTR hotel 2 young nurseyirls, 10 slrls for Liousework and to assist. | V R H ALL, #18: waitress for same place, $20. E, 420 § WOMAN TO CLEAN UP EMPTY 508, wash windows, etc.; hours from 9 to Address, with pay wanted, Cleaner, 11 Office. ED—GOOD GIRL OR MIDDLE-AGED n 10 assist inlight housework and care of child: good home: short distance in country wages £6 per monti to s:art. E., box 71, this office. 2 |C { JAVEENCE FATTERN i cutt’ng school. 1231 Mark HOUSE—DRESS- st..bet. Sth and 9th. MALE HELP W ANTED. G ERMAN, FRE. X try Lotel; $70. R, HA Geary st. H ORSwIS8 COOK: COUN- NSEN & CO., 110 W ANTED-ME&® TO GET BOTTLE SHARP steam beer. bc; bottle wine. 5c. 609 Ciay st. + commission business: wiil clear $75 Per month each. See STRAND & CO., 45 Third. $750 cofl)msu ufixl-‘,n\': GOOD HO'I;.SE ~ and wagon; bakes 2: rels per i full vaiue, ‘STRAND & CO. 15 Tiied ste e o $45(), FIRST-CLASS SALGON ; BEST PART #+ 0f Market st.: full value; cheap rent; bargain this week. STRAND & C0., 45 Third st. 3450 RESTAURANT NR. MARKET ST.; + pays well: bargain. STRAND, 46 Third. $275. CIGARSTORE, LAUNDRY OFFICE; B H-_lull value. STRAND, 45 Third st. $25(). BRANCH BAKERY; FULL VALUF: « offer wanted. STRAND, 45 Third st. ORNER GROCERY AND BAR: AIN if sold this week. STRAND, 45 Thied st %35 s“,\oz;g‘u.\;;fi‘ PBLOCK MARKET 8T W n reat b H Y miss this BARRETT & SKIFF, 021 Market ot $150. BEANCIT BATERY, CANDY AND « notion store; 4 finely furnished rooms; Al location: rents $14: receipts $3 10 5 day, Ap. Ply BARRETT & SKIFF, 921 Market st | &- A GREAT SACRIFICE; HOME £300. bakery: cheap at $500; doing business 0f 815 dav: proofgiven: cholce location: rent only $17: trial. BARRETT & SKIFF, 9.1 Market st. $125, BRANCH BAKERY IN BEST PART ) g« 0t Mission: R nice living rcoms. M. LESS & » 78314 Market st. $30’( RESTAUR % - excellent location; rent, $20; living room; good fittings: high receipts. ‘M. LESS & CO., 78314 Market st. 'REE BEER—TWO SCHOUNERS FOL 50; also a bottl eof lager, 5e, at 637 Clay st. TRY ACME HOUSE, 957 MA RKE ., BE- low Sixth, for a room: 25¢ a night: $1 a week. W ANTED—SINGLE ROOMS, 160 A DAY 81 week; rooms for two, 26¢ & day, $1 50 & week; rTeading-room: daily papers. 36 Clav st. SEN & CO., 110 Geary FIRST-CLASS COLORED WAITERS WITH dress suits, for councry hotel, $40. C. R. HAN- OX-FACTORY FOREMAN 110 Geary st. ;COUNTRY; $3 50 a day; see party here. C. R. HANSEN & CO., $900. COENER FAMILY LIQUOR STOR: JUU. saloon ana “cigar-stand combined: on choice portion of Western Addition; 4 living rooms; large stock. M. LESS & CO., 7851/ Market. | (AT FOR CASH, ACCOUNT SICKNESS=. New England Home Bakery, 1817 Powell Fx.\'ufil.\u HOUSE FOR SALE CHEA 5 the eity fronc. 104 Jackson st. (GROCERY AKD BAR FIXTURES, BUILD- ¥ ing and lease for sale. Apply at 220 East st D, COAL, FEE. V ., box 16. C 7 ELL ESTABLIS hews quick see T. LUBELSKI, 7 City Hall avé. $15“O RESTAURANT AND OYST) « house: busiest street north and within few doors of Market; elegantly fitted up. everything first class in dining-room and kitchen (CANVASSERS, CITY AND COUN day guaranteed. Room Y; $2 , 14 McAllister st. S and pickets; see party here. L0., 110 Geary st. AW-FILER WHO CAN HAMMER SAW! $70 and board: 2 men to get out redwood posts C. R. BANSEN & 300D PAY. AP- 2 Taylor st., room 19, from 10 10 12. J,ADY AGENTS WANTE, 4 ply FURNITYRE WANTED scrape: milker, Geal EAMSTERS FOR RAT' ROAD WORK; 8 amsters and 3 scraper-loaders; near city, $1 a day and board; Swiss butter-maker aod $20 and $26. C.R. HANSEN & CO., 110 t WANTED TO-DAY AT MURRAY & ADY’S, leading employment azents, 634 Clay st.; from $15 to $90 and found per OTEL COOKS, %25, $35, READY, 684 and 636 Clay st. waiters, 825; 2 dishwashers: an institution; ranch cook; ironer. MURRAY & $40 AND $8O0; 4 second cook_for farmer and wife. 636 Clay st. $20 AND $25; and $20: cheesemaker; 5 farmer: MURKRAY & READY, 634 an 2 BUTTER-MA ANTED — § DHAND FURNITURE for country; will pay good price. 7 City Hall ave. (CALL OX T, C MUTHER, 521 KEARNY, IF / you want highest cash price for your furniture or merchandise of any «in MALONE PAYS 20 PER ( than eisewhere for furniture to orders. Leave orders at KIN: Fourth st. ASH PRICE PAID FOR FURNITURE, JA- J COB SCHW ERDT, 821 Mission. bet. 4th & Sth, — O S R T, T MORE I country BOARDING WANTED. TOUNG LADY STUDYI in refined famil NG WANTS BOARD reasonable. B., box 8, Call. 1 AKERS, TOOLS nail operators; blacksmith for charcoal-burner. JUNT & CO., 608 and 610 Clay st. Wi D—FREN keeper: night cook, oyster- oyster-opener, $35: ki Lien hand, cook short orde; 816 Stockton st. MA2 ey short job, in city make; first-class fi 2 W C 26 n and wife, §45; boy waiters and others. A milker, country, $20; woodchoppers on share: 800d chance; man to handle horses, country, $20% | axman to make pickets and shakes. &. T. WARD "H OR GERMAN -house, 37 a wee| night cook, chophouse, $2: also milk ers, farmers, butte ksmiths, cooks. waiters and dishwas! cramento st FURNISHED; 5 woodchoppers; 4 shingle-polt makers: 3 wire- r a sawmill: sign- MURRAY & READY, RY HOTEL, $7. BAR- 35 & week: young. rman around nursery, $15, etc. LEON ANDRE, FOR CREAMERY, SHORT DISTANCE nishing carpenter, i VIA for country hotel poly to J. F. CR RICK-MOLDER MURRAY & KKADY, le agents, 634 and 636 Clay st. N DESIGNE lies’ cloaks, suits and at once. United Sta 167, Crocker building. Germun. Address S, VOATMAKER WANTED, A M. at Golden Gate CHARLES LYONS, London T Market st. ( $3 DAY WANTED-MAN IN A W as a barkeeper and salesman: married man with good city references preferre box 125, AND FOUND. ading employment D OPERATOR capes: must apply AN es Industrial Ageney, room INEHOUSE, ACT must speak all Oftice. APPLY AT 11 ve. entrance to ailor, 1212 to 1218 WANTEH_MISCELLANEOUS TA CONDHAND BICYCL exchange for labor. C. B., box 89, Call Office, V AGHRT R ara R place; owner sick. M. LESS CO., 78315 IMPLOYMENT: EASY WORK: LUCRATIVE; | @77/() CORNER GROCERY AND BAR: le,—o. gent: $1 50 earns $1 50 daily. 206 Fifth. &‘\)( « best part Western Addition; nice liv- ing-rooms; réasonable rent; lease worth $1000; proof; good reason for seiling. M. LESS Co., 78313 Market. $1()00 ELEG ANT SALOON, NORTH « Market, vicinity of Baldwin; 6 private rooms; bar well fitted up: good stock with best class customers: worth double; proof. M. LESS CO., 7851, Market. D) CORNER_GROCERY AND BAR; &_.OO()- best part Western Addition; fine fix- handsome bar; near v full vatue in stock ; monthly receipts from 500 to 31000; best class custom: must be seen to be appreciated. M. & CO., 78315 M. 49 ROOM 1/, Third st. 3 LOCATION , 2135 Third st GOOD FIXTURE: st $75; bargain; worth $500 bring cash and buy. QALOON-MARKET A shuffeboard take 8200 to-d LEY, 2114 Third st. $150. JoR e ED12 Y EAR: rse and 213 Y TED—FEED PUMP; SECOND-HAND tanks; state size, wood and price. HARKER, 26 Montgomery st. i T WELRY, BOOKS A wanted. Address box 8, C ONTYPEWRITER ., box 84, Call. Profit $2 to 84 a day. %1100 GENERAL PRODUCK B b « well established; fine locatio pr : doing for D &f%D““. cery and bar, with living-rooms; rent $20: must be sold in 3 days; good paying: greatést bnvrgutm Inquire California st., h best people; satistactory ird st NLEY, 2135 T RO- ,000 TO 20,000 1 : tecond hand. JACOB rocker bullding. CIGAR- AND BARBER- must be sol 2613 Kearny st. LL YOUR BOOKS, CLOTHING AND JEW rv to 4. KLEIN, 109 Sfxth st.: send postal. CLAIRVOYANTS. RARE OPPORTUNITY to consult the great clairvoyant, PROF SOR F. EUGE For 50cand $1. . Knowledge is Power. Remain not in darkness and ignorance, but seek the light of wisdom and learn what the future holds for you. He is ever ready to assist he troubled and unforiunate, and_always meets with | snccess. All are pleased with his readings. PRO- FESSOR EUGE 1728 Market st. MOUE STEWAR T CARD READ- er and clairvoyant in worl ev h daughter; Tead cards since 11 years of age: mining, lawsuits marriage; ladies or gents 50c. 817 Markat, 3 and 4. 5()c AND 81, 0c AND $1. J PROF. LEON, 533 POST ST. Wonderful power; gives advice on business, | speculation, love, marriage. divorce, | You of coming dangers: b ters with stamp answered or 50c and $1. TRARBER WITH ST ence. MONTHS' 1054 Frankiin st., Oakland. EXPERI- CAxn\-.\Ti\xmx WANTED. )"and 10 A. ., 1134 Valene ’Fms'r.m,. b3 also paper-han: ers. 322 Bills. . APPLY BET. 8 TTH FALLS; DROF. ZANZIC, THE WHITE MAHATMA palmist and clairvoyant medium, 815 Ellis st., tells past, present and future events with utmost $25. QU;\]"I;;\(I PhEssirs [ N 115 St. Ann's building, 8 Directo Yot [§ Call 50314 H Orphan A NG MAN Hotel ) ESPECTABLE ELDERLY MA. who can care for cows, at St. Francls Girls' um, Park ave. and Scott st. DO CHORFES AND PLOWINC KERTO WORK IN STORE. 202 Mc- t. BLE. APPLY “[1 AT SaN nd A nday. CDNESDAY AFTERNOO 2259 Mission, nr. 19th. COMMISSION BRUNO HOTEL, wruth; sitiings; ladies 50c, gents 1. it (k. SEERESS OF THE AGE. 1164 Grant ave. TER, CARD- READGER: TELLS present, future: ladies 50c, gents $1: palmistry, clairvoyant, sittings $1 50. 126 Turk st. M UE. RAVENNA READS YOUR LIFE 4L ‘fluently, ups on races, names given: 25¢ up. Removed from 828 Howard st., to 5 Fourth. #]75 REST. AND OYSTER- 3.{1170 loon: best location in the city : ever: thing new: cood trade: low rent; s sure bargain, STON & CO., 2614 Kearny ) CORNER GROCERY K70 AND BAR; o « very central; 2 living-rooms: present owner 9 years.” JOHNSTON. 261 Kearny st. NUTICE SELL YOUR AX prompuiy for cash. HEALY & Co. ROR() PARTNER WANTED—AI _CASH S-OO. business, clearing to each $75 per, month; 1o night of Sunday wo : must devote 8 hours LY. each day to business. Keurny, 21 A COFFE LU $1500. 25258 L owns building; no ren of sickness. Apply fi AND ICE- icinity of the Park; zreat bargain: on account LY &CO., 2 20 per | 23 Kearay st. 00D EVENING ROUTE FOR SALE. CALD at 838 Green st. 51 2~ () BLACKSMITHING, HORSESHO $1650. e business: ciears over 100 per month: includes lot, shop, tools, stock; owner go- ing East. Owner, box 4, Call Office, Oskland. 3 RETAIL STORE ON MARKET $3000. 3t earing $500 monthly. Particu- lars, PIERCE, 22 Kearny. ADY, WITH $50, DESIRES GENTLEMAN Parther, country business. 12 Mason, room 2. XPRESS RIG AND STAND 626 Fourth st. must sell. I RANCH BAKERY, duce, etc.; doing a good business: can be made to pay well; for sale cheap. Inquire at 110 Sixth) () OLD ESTABLISHED RETAJIL 5?‘4 000. Dietness Marker st., doing busindss £11,000 a year; more than price in stock; good rE. 812 P son ‘for seliing. A. B., box 48, Cail Office. HOTOGRAPH GALLERY TO L 13 ¥ month; second foor; 18x65. G. C. YOUNG, Petaluma. C‘C)," A BARGAIN—OYSTER AND CHO DLV, house; worth $500: owner going Y Alaska next month. Apply this office. Pl | VORNER GROCERY AND BAR; CHEAP[ Coner going away. 821 Twenty-fourth st. NE OF THE OLDEST AND BEST-PAYING coffee_saloons, connected with a bakery an: confectionery, centrally located, on one of the maih thoroughtares of this city. is for sale at & reasoni- bic price on account of the proprietor’s withdrawall from business. _Inquire during office bours at thfe law office of FRANK SCHILLING, 508 Califol nia st. APER ROUTE FOR SALE, TELEGRAP! Hill district, covers 18 blocks: can be boughy cheap, and chances for increase are Very Apply this office. principals only. PEST AND BEST IN AMERICA—TH{E WEEKLY CALL, sent to any address in t United States or Canada one year for $1 50, age free. J OTICE—100 LODGIN AN from $150 to $5000. g()'Q CASH, B. argain. HEGARTY. 1004 AL; PAYS M -roomn house on Sutter st. 19 -room house on Mason st. 65 rooms, clearing $200, only. 60 rooms on Market st., new 0 rooms on Fourth s 16 rooms on Taylor st 45 rooms on Market st S . 2500 1. C. DECKER, 1020 Market st., opposite Fifth. RTE() 14 ALL OUTSIDE. AND $750. il ecnnily furnished. CHARLES CO! LODC SHOUS) “ROOM ——PRICE $700—WORTH $2000.———— P fronting on 'O’ TON, 906 Market st. Palace Hotel; call 1o-day. | I BUYS HALF T IN LIV- 39100 « ery and boarding stable in heart of clears $300 per month. COLTON, 806 Mar- GOOD STOCK WINES, receipts 15 a day ; cee this 115 Third st. [ IBAKERY AND VARIETY- | DLLD. store: room furnished; rent $15: cen- trally located. Busiuess Exchange, 777 Marl G 00D PA LADY would rent to right part bargain. 7 BRAN o gentleman city property small capital reouired; LE AT 761 URNISH- elling account 1.2 RING $35 TO 40 A 4 month; is on account of leaving city for sale; price $260. -Address B., box 9, Call Office. N ICELY FURNISHED HOUSE, 10 ROGMS; AN “bratiness portiou city., Address E. B., box 53, this offce. ¥ FULiNLLC ros SALt, NUENITURE OF 4 ROOMS AND HOUSE- hold goods. your future husband or wife. ¢ Twelfth, cor. Market LlMP"svm}n.h —LI¥ ADER: PAST. future: charins; e 50c. 913 O'F \ RS. B. BAUMA RENOW A dlomand card-rea 132 Turk st. ME. DR. THOMAS, SCIENTIFIC REVEA L~ er by eggs and i consultatio help: possibie. YPSY MEDIU! davs included; bear investigation: no agents. Hoom 56, Soto | TURNITURE OF 2 ROOMS FOR SALE AT House, 32 Fourth st. a bargain. 120514 Bush st. k FXPRESS AM AND : GOOD | NJICE NEWLY NISHED 8-KOOME “stand. Apply MRS.KLC Fifteenth. : one block from starket st on Larkin (1 PNTLENMAN DESIRES AN EDUGAT X lady or gentleman as business partner; also board and room in private family. Address Amics 62, Call Office, D 10P HOUSE rth of Market st.: cause, diss of partnership. Apply Call ¢ SFOR LADY OR G ‘heap; must be sold. T 3041, Larkin s K1100, makr 3 o « saloon opposite Chronicle bullding established vears. Call 533 California s Phenix Bar, WILK 2 custom coats by the week. Li street. TAILOR WANTED TO WORK ON 708 Bush st. T UNCH WAITER WANTED. 33 SECOND $60 value; 1o trifler PAs 874 U WANTED— hird st., room ANTED — sterer and carpe Market st I’Aum R WANTED fitted up barber-shop; bes street; S8 & C 783V Market st. tlayer: established busines small capital required. PROLL & LLOYD. 719 A MONTh AND BOAKD; MAN OR woman as partner; $15) required: full 1 Market st (TY ; 10g for bright man; small capital. Inquire 60 UPHOL- LY t possible business ithin a few doors of Market st. M. J. J. WHITNE] nee medinm : . CLATRVOYAN sittines'$1. 218 Stockton st Post st SPANT School, Fleod JRENCH, ~GERN classes; $2 month. {ENCH, GERMAN School Lansuages, Gay and evening 325 Montgomery st. iege: inaividual fnstraction; 4 months’ course; understand his busipess. D—YOUNG MAN trade. (00K FOR COUNTRY HOT®L, $30; MUST 509 Kearny, room 8. TO LEARN BAR- 427 San Pablo ave., Oakland. ROFESSOR G. MANSFIELD, TEACHER 07 violim, guitar, mandoline, banjo. 1707 Market. R, MANDOLIN. PIANO AND VOCAL # Y WESTHAUS, 39 Fifth, — GOOD PIANC ) “PLAYE FOR aus Garden, Fruitvale. ANJO, PTANO AND GUITAR, 50c PER LES- son: music furnisbed. 125 Tenth st. Is Particulars at saloon or.. PARTY GOIN #150 capital required. 3 TO) ighth and Market. ELASCO'S LYCEUM SCHOOL OF ACTING— Private theatricals arranged: pupils rehearssd on stage. R.5 and 12, L.0.0. k., 7 ELIABLE PARTNKR WANTED, WT 1500 cash; can make you $£500 a mont! isht legitimate business; no scheme. Address box 16, Call Offi QPLENDID OPPORTUNITY. 1 getic business man. J. FOR ENER- vith small capital: natural mineral waters. LLILIN, 520 Kearny G 00D PAY1 CORNER SAL A X lodging-house of 11 rooms: death in family the reason for selling. Apply this office. ADY WANTS WORKING PA Jturan Call Oftice. 0 LET ket, 1146 Market st.: fitled up for grocery or produce. v ARK STROUSE. ()YSTER AND CHOP HOUSE AT YOUR OWN price if sold to-day. v Call Office, th, including water: furniture cost §40U. sell for $275: rare chance; investigate. T. SUBELSKI, 7 City Hall ave. TERY ANTIQUE AND ELEGANT MA- hogany sideboard: very rich and choice. Ap- ply 913 Fol RASKY, FURNITURE AND BED- new folding-beds, $8 and up: step-lad- ders, 20c per step; furniture exchged. 779 Mission. JIRE SALE ! Prices stand till goods are completely dis- posed of. Oak bed sets. Bed lounge: Stoves . i Carpets, per yal Linoleum, per yard Matting, per yard ‘Till our new Luilding Is erecte stana. Till such time we are conducting business ai SE. corner Seventh and Mission sts. J. NOONAN. 400 SAEPET: CHAMBER BETS, $14; stoves, $i nior sets, $20; folding beds, $10; bed- ounges, #7. T. D. MCCARTHY, 112 4th, ROOMS FURNITURE, NEW Bedlounges trimmed with plu: Brusseis Carpet, laid Enelish Linoleum, lai Window shades in 5 col SHIREK & SHIREK, 7 Grant avenue: no brancn stores. 375 50 5¢ up 40cup 25 up pposite CARPEYL (IREATEASTE ;. A C X ing Works. Tel. So. 576; 14 Bth st. B. GRANT. EAN- MAN IN THE RIGHT PLACE—AT . Testaurant at junction and transfer urth st., upstairs. FULL VALUE; BARGAT HEGARTY, 1 0f Market st. MODERN FIN es: good trade; reasons for selling, going to Furore: 1o agent. Geét address av barber: thop, 1055 Market W TANT first month; expenses paid. Third st. BRIGHT ¥ travel: must have $100 cash: pay $15 a week OUNG MEN TO STANLEY, 2135 “ ANTED—STE ADY MAN WITH $100, 48 QUHOOL ELECTRICAL, CIVIL, MI chanical !nfin\'er!ng. surveying, archit assay: estab. '64. VAN DER NAIL] 2 EALD'S BUSINESS COLLEG Bookkeeping, . U4 POST ST, business practice, shorthand, SALOON; 1o agents. DA 206 Washinzton st. -‘lod( CORNER GROCERY AND BAR, $ . with living-rooms: zood bar trad: 5 o night, $1 a week : 529 SACRAM. 200 rooms; best in the city- singie rooms meals 10c. 504 minutes, while you wait. HEELS, 26¢: DONE 15 635 Kearny st. Gmf FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK IN Jewish family: must be able to «0ok. Cull be- tween 9 and 12, 920 O'Pagrell st. W ANTED A GIRL, GENEKAL HOUSE work. 1815 Eddy st. |G IRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK; COOK- ing for a small boarding-house: wages $15. 245 Fourth st., upstairs. ERMAN OR SWEDISH GIRL; CHAMBER- work, sewing and waiting: must have city references. Call 9 to 12, 1238 O'Farrell. QMART, EARNEST GIRL FOR LIGHT housework and to assist in bakery: must speak German: wages $12. 1519 Devisadero st. W OMAN WANTS SITUATION AS HOUSE- keeper in country': small wages for zood home. and Sixteenth, Valencia and Mission. Call or sadress 117 Julinn ave.. between Fifteenth IRL ASSIST GENERAL HOUSEWORK. 20 U Albion ave., bet. 16-17, Valencia & G 3 ED—SMALL GIRL TO TAK of children. Apply 1835 Bush st W INCHESTE® {OUSE, 43 THIRD ST., NR. Market; 200 rooms; 25c to %1 50 per night; £1 50 10 $6 per week: convenient und respectable: iree bis to and from the ferrs. 100D FINISHER ON CUSTOM WORK. 814 Clementina JEMALE FINISHERS AND OPERATORS wanted; steady work. 6 £ddy st.. room 115. D—BOYS TO \) School, 1515 Howard st. LEARN trade; only 8 weeks required; tools and posi- tions furnished; reasonable terms b calling this catalogne mailed. San Franeisco Barber BARBER PPRENTIC, Valencia st. FROM 16 TO 20 YEARS OF age: good chance (o learn candy trade. 706 partner in lignt business; good wages made. | typing, electrical engineer ng, telegraphy. modern | cash custom; low rent: rare chance. Inquire b STANLEY, 2134 Third st, languages rapidly taught. W rite or catalogue, California st , Pheenix bar. MONEY-MAKING _OPPORTUNITY SCHOOL:HEALLS BUS. CULLEGE 23 %%,—0“ ¥ ROOMS; FUR: e man with $50 cash. F. M., box 59, Call. | + ommercial. shorthand, Enelish: jow ra‘es | o ‘;4.) . HEGARTY, TF IV 2 N CE 3 3 : 1004 Ma ARBER BOSSES' PROUTECTIV® ASSOCIA- JOLIN, MANDOLIN, CELLO, BANJO; REA e B tion of California will meet Wednesday even- sonable. PROF. FRANCIS, 104514 Valencia. RANCH BAKERY; LIVL - ROOM ing, April 1,1896, at 8:30 o'clock,in 102 0'Far- | TNHEMISTRY AND ASSAYING, CONNING: cheap rent; saies$15. HEGARTY, 1004 Mar- all B, of comm| T Poswell Kot st HORSES, OR SALE — 16 HEAD YOUNG, SOUND work horses: weight 1000 to 1600 pounas. Hack and Sale Stables. 1012 Howard st., near Sixth, BART SULLLV AN, Proprietor. FT)R‘ SALE—HORSE, WAGON AND HAR- ness; will sell single. Inquire at grocery, cor. Ellis and Polk &ts. JFUR SALE-TWOSADDLE HORSES, SINGLE- footers: finest in the State; one for gentleman, one for lady; both sound. Information at Conlan stable, 1523 Caiifornia st,,where they may bescen. 10 Kearny st. DISHES 10c; NEAT AND CLEAN AND well cooked. ~New Idea Restaurant, 639 ARBER SHOP RUNNING 3 CHAIRS FOR Honolulu. sale cheap, on account of departure. 811 Fourth st ‘QEAMEN FOR AUSTRALIA. ALASKA, 10 Steuart st., upstairs. ECON | D HAND, $10 TO $15; send for iist: 10 per cent disconnt on all Dbarber-coats for & short time only. DECK ELMAN BROS., Barber-supply House, 106 Ellis st. Gonn HORSE FOR SALE CHEAP. 1110 Bryant st. ¥ YOU WANT 10 BUY, SELL OR EX- ghange horses, buggles, wagons or harness you will find it to_your advantage to call at Derby Saie Stable, cor. Geary and Leavenworth sts.: auction sales every Tuesday at 11 o'clock. C. R. PIN, proprietor. 8. WATKINS, anctioneer. SYNET HORSE MARKET, 220 VALENCIA~ Horses. mules, wagons, buggies and harness, ORSES PASTURED: SEND FuR CIRCU- | RING YOUR WATCH ORCLOCK 10 DEUSS, i) expert waichmaker. 16 Kearny st., room 14+ best work at half of store charges. lar. The Hyde Ranch, 630 Commercial st. 150 SEIS NEW A5D SECOND-HAND HAR scrapers: sand-wagons. 1128 Mission st. A WEEKLY CALLL. In wravper, for mailing. SITLA :iONS M v e - MALE, WEEK'S NEWS FOR 5 CENTS_THE EN FOR ALL KINDS OF WORK, LONG or short_job, furnished on short notice by C. R HANSEN £(C0, 110 Geary st. Phone Graut, ANTED—YOUNG GIKL FOR BABY; | ASY 5% place; §6 month. 150114 Golden Gate ave. /7 OUNG GIRL TO ASSIST LN LIGHT HOUSE- LASKA GOLD FIELDS, The fa: for Cooks Inlet direct on April sailing clipper schooner Sophia Suth- eriand, built in 1889, will sail from San Francisco 16, weather permit- C.G. COOK’S SU -branches :short noti P 4 Gearv, tel.Grant48. TPPLIES COOKS; ALL wori. ‘130 Bifdiats {ing, taking a limited number of passengers. For PPRENTICE ON CUSTOM COATS. 425 NA | f{urther particulars apply to FRED HOLMES, A + " | Shipbroker and Agent, 506 Battery st. (00D TATLORESS ON CUSTOM COATS. 378 | ; ARBERS PROTECIIVE UNION EMPLOY- b mn;‘- “(.)RI-_SS ) ment secretary. CONRAD TRO «LL. 657 Clay. ANTED—FINISHER ON CUSTOM COATS at 211 Sixth st. UNTER & Co, NESE AND JAPAN- Kearny, bet. Californis and’ Sacrumento: tel. 23L esc employment office, 17 Webb st.. below PBARBERS-FOR EMPLOYMENT CALL SEC- retary Barbers' Asso., 325 Grant ave. S. FUCHS, IRL TO ASSIST IN HOUSEWORK. 28 ment. E5,, 1\ LINCOLN REPUBLICAN CLUB of the Thirty-seventh District grand raily at Mowry's Hall, laguna st., cor. of Grove, entrance on 'y ave., on URSDAY EVENING, April 2, at Bo'clock. Good speakers will be presént. Come and show by your presence that you favor pure politics and good government. By order of the ciub. B, N. MCLENNAN, Secretary. office; best help, 314B Sutter: tel. Grant 30. APANESE AND CHINESE EMPLOYMENT ANTED — OPERATORS ON CUSTOM South Park. W s 017 Howard st. ARBERS ASSOCTIATION OF CAL EMPLO ec’y, P. C. Hamann, 238! ' Fi EST MEAL ON EARTH; WELL COOKE courses, 10c, at ~eattle Restaurant, 137 Fourth. O'Farrell. ARPENTER WOULD LIKE A POSITIO! Address C. C., box 67, Call Office. l references. P, box 72, Call Office, in country on a ranch: firsi-class references. TSEFUL MAN FOR PRIVATE PLACE OR zeneral house ork: is sober and industrions; OMAN COOK; SMALL RESTAURANT; call early. 850 Howard. JEW WALDO HOUSE. W ANTED — FIRST-CLASS WAISTHAND; also an errand-girl. Apply at 514 Sutter st. (GTRL _FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK AND plain cooklng; wages $16. 8 Howard coust. 10 50c; week 81 to $250; cleai strictest attention (0 morning 765 MISSION, BET. AN 84 and 4th—Single furnished rooms. night 160 uiet reading-room; ts; open al night. E~T PLACE IN CITY FOR SECOND-HAND shoes: ness, 129 Sixth st. at reduction on account of other busi- ness: all kinds; wagons, buggies, horses and DS M WESTPHAL VETERINARY SUR- seon for 8. F. Police Department. Oftice ‘hospital, 121 City Hall ave.: telephone south 4() BORSES FCR. "SALE: ALSO WAGONT by les, carts, harness: Grand Arcade H Marker, 327 Bixth st.; auction sales Wetues Gay. SULLIVAN & DOYLE, Auvesionmery o 100 SETS SECOND-HAND HARNESS; Aph kinds; second-hand w agons, bh’P ; 2180 20 cheap horses. Fifteenii and icis WAGGT AL CAn. auEy) § W AXTED—_GOOD-SIZED EXPRESS- WAGON. Address J.. Branch Call Oftice, 339 Hayes st. e SRR PASTU: AGL. B R T L T 3 s v by S U DARYMEN OREUTCH» RS, ATTENTION— Excellent pasiure for 100 head of cattle for several months; running water; fenced in 3 fields: land ievel; at Woodside, 4 milen from Redwood City. Apj to L. AL.TSCHU: the prestlacs; Taich 10 toage. 1 020 Clay s or on $650., SORNER SALOON TN WESTERN DUV, sddition: transter point: good paying. inquire 533 California st., Phenix bar. Fn’k SALOON ACROSS THE BAY: 6 FUR- bargain. HEGARTY.1004 Market. nished rm: $8 (). YOU WANT £ LIQUOR-STORE? IN- DU, quire ror bisgest barzain: has to be 0'd nt once: wood reason. REISER, 30 Fourth. "K U ’ SALOON STABLISHED THE DOVU. 1ast 10 years; near Pine and Kearny sts.: doing good business: must be sacrificed : owner East. Inquire 533 California st., Phen X bar. | 6. ONES CO. CARPET - CLEANING AND renovating works. Main ofice 25 and 27 8th. YREAT WESTERN STEAM CARPET-BEAT- ing works; latest improved machinery; 3¢ yand. EORG flice 11 Eighth st.; phone Jessie 253, ARPETS CLEANED, 8¢ PER YARD; RE- laid, 5c per yard. S STRATTON, 18 Elghth, O'EY STEAN CARFETCLEANING RENGVA: ting, 38 8th. STEVENS, mar. Tel. South 250, (n\)u’i-:’l:s CLEANED AND RENOVATED Jilke new. FERGUSON ‘& CO., 28 Tenth; tel. South 36. D. MACKINTOSH & CO., successors. E.MITCHELL CARPET CLEANING CO,, 240 « T4th st.; cieaning 3¢ a yard. Tel. Mission 74. McQUEEN'S CARPET BEATING AND REN- « ovaung works. 453 Stevensou: tel. south 228, TVBEN YOU BECOME DISGUSTED WITH oox work send to 8P A ULDING'S FloneerCar: ret Beating Works, 863-7 Tehama: tel. 80-40. ( 'ONKLIN'S CARPET BEATING WORKS. 335 Goldon Gate ave. : telephone east 126. FOR SALE—SUSULLLANEOUS, REGISTER: COST $200 11 for $100. R. NICHOLS, 1191 Marke | 1G BARG A LN LOCKSM also locks, etc., at 1740 Market. JRESH YOUNG SHORTHORN COW; MILKS 18 to 20 auarts; gentle. 1312 Folsom st. JEW LAUNCH, 82 FEET LONG, 8 HORSE- AN power, will be sold at half its cost price. Ap- ply at Harbor View Park. TOR SALE—CABINET-MAKER'S BENCH; tools; scroll saw; hunter's outfit. 1400 Van Ness FE CART, SUITABLE FOR NEWSPAPER carri v, Apply 1419 Octavia st.. bet. 12 and 1. TOR SALE—GROCERY AXD BAR: HORSE and wagon; lony lease. Apply at California Brewery, Douglas and Dinmond sts. PARTSER WiTi “$76—PORK AND DELL cucles store with route, 835 Fourth st. 1u|‘,ubs’mm-; TOR SALE AT 26 FIRST, city. UST BE SOLD TO-DAY; MAKE AN OF- M fer: billiard, pool and saloon parlors at 129 O'Farrell st.; first-ciass chance for 2 steady men; no agents. nunox;&ufifi:n BLA $1 per Mongoljan 3. 7. TOMPKINSON, 2 Alameda. YNAMO ENGINE, BOILER AND A LOT OF 'tools, cheap. 516 Xiission. ABY CARRIAGES AND KalTas rines ture bought at the factorv saves retailer’s pro- fit._California Rattan Co., 61 First st., nr. Mission TER.ING BICYCLE. BUILT LIKE A watch; terms easy. D. . HAWLEY, 318 Mkt. MINOCA EGGS, Jiheasants, K15 per trio. 29 San Antonio ave., [ CIuAB-s’mRE: GOOD LOCATION: MUST sell on account other business. Inquire 36 Eddy AR OUTEIT, MIRRORS, CASH REGISTERS, 1118 Mission, scales, etc.: Cheapest. MER: EAT MARKET FOR SALE; DOING A CASH | business: cheap. Inquire at 1129 Folsom st. For SALE—CHEAP: SALOON A - D 10 NICE- 1y furnished rooms. Sacramento. FoR SALE—BRANCH BAKEKY AND STA- tionery store. Apply 326 Ninth st. [¢ARGAIN; FIRST-CLASS SALOON: GOOD 15 business: account departure. Call 203 Kilis. PLENDID BUSINE<S OPPORTUNITY FOR a shoemaker: & man retiring from business ‘wanis to dispose of a repair shop. 349 Fourth st. RANCH BAKERY; FINE TRADE AND LO- cation. Apply Call Office. $500 BUYS THE BEST COFFEE AND | oyster parlor in city: owner must leave n three days. Address A., box 16, Call Office. ALOON AND BOARDING-HOUSK FOR SALE, cheap. 547 Howard st. \ MAN RETIRING FROM BUSINESS Wwants to dispose of his first-class saloon. Ad- dress M. K., box 181, Call Office. SE PRUSSIAN BITTERS, BEST STOMAGIH bitters in market: buy your wines, 1quors, et 5l Bonanza Wine Vaulis: free delivery city. Oak- land, Alameda. PUTZMAN & SCHURMANN, prop.. 341 Pine, cor. Montgomery: phone red 391, 1 UILDINGS BOUGHT; LUMBER, SASIHES 1> doors, mantels, etc.. tor saie. 1166 Mission. JONE, SHALL MEDICM AND LARGE SIZE U fire and burgi=r proof sate. 09, 111 Market o [FIRE AND BURGLAK SAFE., LETTER ! I press, platform scaies and desk:cheap. 102 Clay. ‘N EW RANGES CHEAPER THAN SECOND- C band. W.S RAY Mfg Co., 12 Callfornia so OUNTERS, SHELVING, SHOWC Bought and sold 112135 Marke: bel. 7¢h &et i PHYSICIANS, EMOVED—DR. C. . 0DONNELL TO 1% Market st.; diseases of woman a speciaicy. - A.pE LUCIS, PHYSICN-sU RGEON,ROY A D ey Ry St oo SR OY AL SN [ . I