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14 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, FRIDAY, APRIL 3, 1896 —_— e e e e L R e e e Oy O e e e e e HOME ~ MISSION WORK, | The Occidental Board Reviews the Work of the Pre- ceding Year. ERIGHT SPEECHES AND ESSAYS. Miss Cuibertson Declares Rescue Work Is Retarded by Eolted Doors. 122 ence on other occasions what has pre- viously been food for their amusement? Itis not, and we need not be astonished if the boys and girls who have been permit- ted to turn the leaves of their Bibles for pastime and entertainment turn them in after years to find pretext for their infidel- itv.—Amelia E. Barr, in April Ladies’ Home Journal. e BEAL ESTATE TRANSAOTIONS. Mary A. McCurrie to Abraham Ruet, lot on W line of Octavia street, 66:7 N of Jackson, N 61:114, W 96, S 31:4, SE 11216, S 26:314, K 85: also all interest in Western Addition biock 194, quitclaim deed; $10. Abraham Ruef to Edward J, Delaney, lot on NW corner of Jackson and Octavia streets, W 85 N 7 b, S 10, E 50, S 66:7, quiiclaim deed: $10, S vard J. Delaney to Abraham Ruef, lot on W Jine of Octavia street, 66:7 N of Jackson, N 61:114, W 96,5 31:4.SE 11:215,'S 16:3%6, E 35, quit claim dees 10. Susan Eillot to Charles A. Eiliot, lot on X line o Waller street, 35:6 kot Fillmore, 26 by N 87:6; it James W.and Mary Smith to Peter F. Mohun, Tot on W line of Scott street, 91:8 N of Eddy, N 1 by W 115: $10. Kobert A. Vance to Ellie Vance, lot on' N line of Halzht street, 2756 W of Lyon, W 25 by N 187:6; The twenty-third annual meeting of the | giit. Occidental Board of Foreign Missions met at 920 Sacramento street yesterday morn- ing and afternoon. conducted in a most enthusiastic. manngr The meetings were | {75 31l H. Wadsworth to J. H. Meredith (undivided two- thirds interest) and George H. Pippy (undivided one-third interest) in lot on N live of Washington 11:9 W Cherry, N 14 degree E 257:10 by J. H. Meredith to Colin M. Smith, undivided two- from the fall of the hatchet to the closing | thiIds of same: 5. prayer. peculiar, but it is literally exact. As the | E president, Mrs. P. D. Browne, put it, “We have substituted something emblematic of George Washington for the more prosaic gavel.” The programme for the morning and afternoon is given herewith, as well as the “popular meeting” of the evening: THURSDAY, APRIL 2, MORNING. 9—Prayer hour...... Mrs. E. R, Stevens 9:30—Meeting called ¥ the president, T ESERE R NG Mrs. P. b. Browne Ring Out-the 0id, Ring in the New. 9:40—Appointment of committees. 9:45—Minutes....... aeee Mrs. B. B 10 TENES 10:10—Greetings. . Reports, Officer State Presbyterial Society ¢ General Secretary.......... Mrs. L. A. Kelley Special Object Secretary .. Mrs. J. Cummings Smith Foreign Corresponding Secretary......... . 1o order & Secretary wers......Chinese Children Mrs. Robert Mackenzie Occidental Board. et SRR Treasurer .. o Treasurer Building Fund. To Memoriam....... . E. G. Denniston Mrs. C. S. Wright _Miss Haight | 11:15—Educational, dit,Mrs E. Y. Garrette Evangelistic,{ _ and Mis. E. A. Sturge Medical | Object lessons. Chinese ildren. . women and chi 12:15—Exercises by Home primary classes........ THURSDAY, APRIL 2, AFTE! 1:45—Devotional......... Miss M. E. Chase Scripture recitation and kindergarten exercises : 3 -..-Miss Jessie Carruthers mdiee: U I s Palmer .....Miss Culbertson and meron weerevssennnsn..-Chinese Girls Mrs. L. A. Kelley Miss Garretre President’s address. Chinese exercises. «Records of the Past”_._ .....Mrs. H. B. Pinney A Sketch From Histors Mrs. 0. N. Ramsey Singing by Chinese. THURSDAY EVENING. 7:45—Popular meeting. Short addresses by ihe various clergymen and Miiss Wambold, out-going missionary. Reception. The morning as well as the afternoon | meeting was crowded, mostly with ladies, and the programme was well ren- dered. The afternoon meeting, however, | was the feature of the da The parts of the programme received | £ 50, N 95.90, W with the best evidences of appreciation were the reports by Miss Culbertson and Miss Cameron and Mrs. O. N. Ramsey’s “A Sketch From History.” In comparing the p: year with those preceding, Miss Culbertson said that not 80 much actual rescuing of Chinese women and girls had been done as formerly, for the reason that they had been kept bebind heavily barred doors such as would require the force of an ancient Jewish battering- ram to demolish. Miss Cameron introduced her essay by saying, “It has been said that no city in the world so much resembles the Jerusalem of long ago as the San Francisco of to-day. Certainly. no one who spends a day in our Mission Home can doubt the truth of this statement.”” Then followed an account of the weddings that had taken place at the “Fall of the hatchet” may sound | win | | -..Mrs. 1. M. Condit | | 1 | | Oakland Tow | | | | 1ots 1569 and 1570, Gift Map 3; $10. | siree:. 407 W of Parker avenue, W 40 | nue and Enwards street, £ 100, N ‘ming-Palmer ' Milling Company to Mary A, iams, lot on N line_of Fourteenth street, 140 of Howard, N 1 deg. 13 min. W 121:9%, E 83:1, 121:934, W 20; #800. é James ana Mary McDermott to Patrick C. Mor- tou. lot on W line of Tenth street, 200, N of Bryant, N 25 by W 100; $10. John Rober!s'to same, same: $10. . Edward J. Vogel to Joseph W anuenmacher, lot on W line of Falr Oaks street, 153 S of Twenty- ihird, S 18 by W 117:6, subject to mortgage; Anmie A. Kelly to Robert Howe, lot on W line oees ;akn street, 100 S of Twentleth, § 50 by W : 85, John W. McDonald, James Gilleran, P. J. Cor- bett ard Thomas Blanchfield to same, lot on W line of Eureka street, 150 S of Twentieth, S 25 by W 130: $1. San Francisco Land Company to Jacob D. Holst, lot on NW corner California and Thirteenth avenue, W 32:6 by N 100; $10. F. W. and Emms A. Fuller to Henrietta L. Cal- yert, lot on E line of <h avenue, 199 N of California street, N 26 by $20. Parker-Ford Land Company to Thomas G. Parker, lot on S line of California street Sonth, 64 of Fourth avenue, E 2R by S 100; $1050. ‘Teresa L. Edwards to B. V. Van Deusen, lot on W line of First avenue, 375 S of Deeth. (California street South) ; $10. Charles and Jessie C: bounded N and E b and Wisconsin and Jucob und Ling H man to Daniel W. McGrady, ifornia Title v to P. M. Almquist, Sunnyside Land 'Company and Insurance and Trust Comp: lois 10 and 13, block 1), Sunnys'de: $10. Peter McCann 1o Mary Paerson, lot on SW line of Fourth avenue, 50 NW of N street, NW 50 by SW 200, block 84, Tide Lauds, quitclaim deed; £10. William J. and Emma Rogers (nee Phillips) to Charles and Emile =etveau, lot on SE corner of Gutenberg and Brunswicl 3 N 185:1. W 78:11. West Greek, Russian, Slavonian Orihodox Eastern Church and Bencvolent Society (Frank T. & H. C. Campbell and 7. H. Kent by commissiouer) to Servian Monteneg; and Benevolent Society, n Literary lot on Slineof Turk P E 267, N 47 deg. 13 9 deg. 15 min. W 305: 4285. ALAMEDA COUNTY. Lou's and Lena Schaffer to Hy H. ette Brooks. lot on NE corner of W 201:6, S 37 deg. 2 mi; min. E 89:014, taining one acre ves and Lafay- elegrapn ave- 25, W 106:6, § nning, being lots 1 and 2, Pacific Theo- logical Semivary Tract. Oakland: also lot on E line of Broadway, 29:9 N of Sixth street, N 20:3 E 75, block 65, Oaklan, i Frederick and ‘Charlotte . Ellfott to O. A. Lane, lots 7 and 8§, biock B, Sunny Slope Tract, Oakland: $10. 0. A. Lane to J. A. Patton, same, Oaklsnd: $5. W. H. and Eila Bostto Mathew J. Scanlon. ot on ¥ line of Sutter street. 300 K of San Pabloavenue, $795.02 to b-ginning, being lot 20. block A, Gaskill Tract, warranty deed, Oak- 1and Township} $650. Mathew J. Scanlan to Richard J. Scanlon, same, hip: it Alexander W. and Rose Wilson to . born, lot_on N line of Bonton avenue, 110 E of Tenth street, E 50 by N 140, lct 7, block C, Klink- nerville Tract. Oakland Township; $285. Jobann F. Schroder to A. Berniochuer, all in- terest in lot on = line of Buena Vista avenue, 200 W of Willow street. W 50 by S 150, block 11, Encinal, quitclaim deed, Alamieda; $1. San Fraucisco Savings Union to Julius A. Rem- mel. 1ot on XW cornerof_Pacific avenue and Sher- man street, W 37 by N 110, blocx F, map of 144 lots in Page Tract, Alameda; $10. John G. and_ B. Klumpke 10 Charles S. West, | fractionsl lots 13 to 24, block 94, O'Neil & Haley home during the year previous, and a | description of how many of the women bad come back to spend a night or two and leave small sums of money for carry- ing on the work. Mrs. Ramsey spoke extemporaneously, explaining and illustrating a part_of her statements by an ingenious combination of gilded sticks and colored ribbons. The ribbons represented respectively the mem- bers of the Jewish, the Greek Catholic, the Protestant, the Moslem and the Roman Catholic churches, representing 435,000,000 persons in the world. Atthelast wasalong black ribbon which represented those out- side the fold of the Good Shepherd. T: eir number was estimated at 1,053,000,000. Pinned to this ribbon was a tiny blue rip- bon, twa-fifths of an inch in length. Said the lady: “This represents the 2,000,000 converted souls. Behold the work yet todo!” Tle general superintendence of affairs was under the management of Mrs. F. R. Farrand, wife of the pastor of the How- ard-street Presbyterian Church. The president, Mrs. Browne, called upon Mrs. Cohn of Los Gatos for the closin, prayer, after which the meeting adjonrneg antil to-da BOUGHT MEDILL'S PLACE President Cameron of the Chicago Edu- cational Board on the Schools Here and in Mexico. 1. R. Comeron, president of the Board of Education of Chicago, arrived here yes- terday, and is at the Palace. He has been for some weeks traveling in Mexico and Southern California. While in the southern part of this State last week he purchased the residence of Editor Josep Medill at Pasadena, and will hereafter spend a part of each year in his California home. President Cameron was here last in 1880, and says he sees 2 wonderful improvement in this City and State since then. He says he is perfectly charmed with Califormia, and says be hopes, since he now hasa home here, to be here a great deal hereafter. President Cameron, being at the head of educational matters in Chicago, has an enormous responsibility on his hands. “We expend as much for the public schools there as is done in any other city of the world,” he said. *‘and that means from $8,000,000 to $10,000,000 every year. We have 4300 teachers and 180,000 pripils, The schools run for ten month - in the year. “Yes, if Iean get time I shall tey and examine a little into the schools of San Francisco. One thine has impressed me in the State, and that isthat the schools are very good. There is a very high standard here. “Iwant to say, too, thatI.found the schools in Mexico vastly better than I ex- pected. The reasons are lareely because they have adopted our system, and because they are teaching English as much as pos- sible. I found out, too, that we were mak- ing a mistake in our schoois in not teach- ing Spanish, in place of German and other languages. I found that the business men of Mexico would be onlv too glad to en- gage our young mea if they only under- stood Spanish. There is a field there for us for friendly relations and for business.” President Cameron wili be here till the flower show opens at Santa Barbara. Then he will go there, and a little later to Chi- cago ’ ——————— Reverence for the Bible. There is a sin prevalent in our house- holds of which we take little note, which, in fact, we encourage either by an indil ference to it, or by an active participation in its folly and wickedness: the use of the Word of God for the purpose of making riddles, conundrums, puzzling questi ns, anagrams, etc., etc., out of it. I we really believe in the divine origin of the Bible can it be right to give it to children that they may construe its words into odd connections, and make sport and langhter and mental legerdemain from its pages? Isitlikgy that they will rever- | | | | | | Steiner, E. J. Vogel ui Tract; $10. George H.and Robina W. Parker to Frederick and Annie E. M. Esty, H. R. and Marion C. Jewett, lot on N line of Bristol street, 200 E of Grant. E 50 by N 135, being lot 38, range 3, Hardy Tract, Berkeley: $10. “aroline S. Brown to Charles Malm, lot on W ot Sixth street, 100 § of Bancrof: way, W 131 49:10, E to a point on W Sixtn street distant S from point of beginning, thence N to he- cinning, bemng lot 7. block 126, Tract B, Berk: ley Land and Town Improvement Association, Berke- . Armstrong 10 Manuel §. Borges, ot X line of E street, 249.14 £ 0f Main, E 49.83 145.30, being Jots 3 and 15, block 2, Arm- strong Tract, Havwards, suhject to & mortgage Tor $300 to correct 576 d 96, Eden Township: $10. J. C. Brickell to Marv B. Wellman, lot on NE corner of C: cets, N 25 by E 75, being Jot 1, block 69, quitclaim deed, Oskland: $1. Wiiliam 'A. and Liilie Clark to Joseph_S. Young, lot on S line of Thirty.second sircet, 78:5 W of 0. block F,lands Peralta Homestead Associaion, sub- ject to a mortzage for $1000, 0. Same to same, 1ot on N'W line of Second avenue, 100 SW of Clipion straet, SW 33 by XW 100, lot 42 Locksley square, Oakland Tow nsiip: $10 Joseph G. and Carrie Kitchell to George W. Rea- ser. lot on SW line of Vernon street, 200 N v of Diamond, NW 50 by SW 200. beins portion ot plot 13, ¥ancho V. and D. Peralta, Oakland Town- ship: $10. Winslow and Bertha L. Anderson to the Realty syndicate (corporation), lot 13, bloc! avenue Villa Tract, Oakland Townshi William A. and Lillie being lots 27 ing Tract, Berkeley: $10. Same 10 sam NE corner of Derby and streets, N 44:10 by E 125, being lot 183, M. Leonard Tract, Berkeley: $10. Julius and Sopnie M. Brook 1ot on N line of § mont. W B0 by N 129.55, being lot 23, block 17, Shattuck Tract, warranty deed, Berkeley: $10. Winslow an1 Bertha L. Anderson to the Realty Syndicate, lots 12 and 13. block 60, subdivision 1 of Laundry Farm, Brooklyn Township; $10. Mary M. Davis to Mary E. Duesbury, loton S 1ine of Railroad avenue, 100 E of Mozart street, E 33:4 br S 125, Alameda: gift. F se to Mary M. Dav's, snme, Alameda; $10. A. C. Lebell to Matilde E. Lebell, ot on S line ot Santa Clara avenue, 217 W of McPherson st, W 50 by S 150, Alamedas gift. W of Tre- Builders’ Contracts, G. Degoli with R. Fahy, 1o erect a three-story building on the Sline of Waller s'reet, 106:3 E of tect: $4768. hnson with W. W. Rednall, buildine on the E line of Fiederick, W. W. .and Theresi to erect a one and of Belvedere street, 185 Rednall architect; $1975. L. Hofmélster to James B. | SPECIAL NOTICES. BAD TENANTS. EJECTED FOR $4; collections mude, ity ,or country. Pacific Collection Co., 416 Montgy st.,'room 6. Tel. 5580. WINDOWS CLEANED AND FLOOES ecrubbed; reasonable rates: payment for damages cuaranteed. C. ROSSI & CO.. 242 Sutter. CHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA— THE WEEKLY CALL, sent to any address in the United States or Canada one year for $1 50, postage free. SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE. ADIES CAN SECURE FIRST-CLASS HELP 4 of all nationalities by calling, addressing or telephoning MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. OMPETENT GERMAN WOMAN WITH A / child desires situation; good cook; country. MISS CULLEN. 328 Sutter st. TRONG RANCH COOK DESIRES PLAC) B also 2 German cooks: 4 chambermaids: wai Tes @93 help Of ail pationallties awaiting. MMIS, LECPOLD’S Emp. Agency, 20 Stockton st. SITUATIONS WANTED—Continued. HELP WANTED-Continued. OUSE-PAINTER, FIRST CLASS IN ALL its branches, desires employment in botel, in- stitution or privite party: in last place $ years, city hotel: willing to work cheap If steady em- ployment can be given; city cz country. Address A. PAINTER, box 126, Call Otfice. TTUATION WANTED—GERMAN: GENER- ) ally uvseful; good horseman; understand gar den: can milk: city references; moderate wages. P. M., 2020 Point Lobos ave., San Francisco. ExPEifiENCsn BLACKSMITH, STEADY and industrious young man, wants a situation Apply 1318 in city; is also a fist-class, driver. ‘Turk st. : Y OUNG GERMAN WANTS A GOOD POSL- tion of any kind: good worker. H. T.PEN- NER, Golden West Hotel. Firsrcrass MAN WANTS SITUATION; teaming or any other work: thoroughly under- stands handling and care of horses. G. B., box 96, Call Offic FEMALE HELP WANTED. JOMPETENT LADY TYPEWRITER, STEN- / ographer and assistant bookkeeper desires po- sition; references. Address M.C. 1409 Sacra- mento st. 7OUNG GIRL WISHES SITUATION TO help at light housework and care for children; wages $10. Call this af ernoon at 313 Fourth st., room 13, second floor. 00D BRIGHT YOUNG GIRL WOULD LIKE X a home with some nice respectable famil wou d care for baby and do whatever she is tol age 13 years. Address G. B., box 49, Call Office. VWOMAN WITH A CHILD, $15; COUK, IN- stitution, $35: purse, $25: second girl, $25; 15 housework girls, c.ty and country, $20 and S oung girls, assist, $10 to 816. MISS » 823 Sutter si. COUNTRY, %25 LEN, 323 Suttor st. OTHER AND DAUGHTER, COUNTRY, 825: see lady here. MISS CULLEN, 823 Sutter st. HAMBERMAID AND SEAMSTRESS, $25. MISS CULLEN, 323 sutter st. NO WASH. MISS M l‘OL‘EG GIRL WISHES SITUATION CARE GroroF children; can give references. Ifquire 438 rove st. QTRONG SCANDINAVIAN GIRL WISHES work by the day, washing or housecleaning of any kind. 15 Rincon ave. ANTED—POSITION BY SEAMSTRESS IN private family: by theday or week; wash £00d a specialty, . Address L., box 136, Call Office. TOUNG WOMAN WISHES SITUATION where she can do up tbe worx by noon and ut- tend school from 1 until would then return and get dinner: wages $5 e mouth. Address W., box 19, Call Of 7 OMAN WITH A CHILD WISHES SITUA- tion in the country to do any kind of house- work. Apply 549 Mission st. IDDLE-AGED LADY WANTS SITUATION as a housekeeper or nurse. Apply or address Shotwell, near Seventeenth sc. | C%K, GERMAN INSTITUTION, £85. CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. R%FNED GERMAN CHAMBERMAID, $20. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. W ANTED—COOK; PLAIN WASH: AMERL can family. 330, see lady here at 10 to-da; German, French ana Scandinavian second gi | 20 and 3.5 MISS German governess: waitress, country hotel, $20: and a large number of girls for coKInE aud Housework. J. ¥, CROSETT. 813 Sutter st. W AITRESS, COUNTRY HOTEL. FARE AD- vanced, $20; German or Scandinas girl for general housework, $25; German cook, $20; Ger- man cook for Stockton, $20, see party here: you ng girl, general housework, city, $25; Scandinavian and German girls for housework, city and country, $20. C. . HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary st. AUNDRESS, CO chambermaids and $20 each NTRY HOTEL, $20; waitresses, country hotels, girls for housework and cooking, city MURRAY & READY, 634 Clay st. RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES SITUATION to do general housework in small family; best Teference; sleep home. Addres 33 Crocker st., near junction of Market and Haight. ITUATION WANTED Bl RELIABLE young (erman woman to do light housework or sceond work; waxes $20; no objection to chil- dren. Twenty-fourch. ADY WISHES POSITION WITH ELDERLY couple, small family, or would take entl charge of widower's famly: best of city references. Address C. H., hox 47, Call Office. " Call or address 1313 Nebraska st., near and count: W ANTED-GERMAN "COOK AND HOU keeer, $25; French housekeeper, 2 in famiiy, $20: cook for insticution, $30: 3 girls for country, 820 ¥rench nursegirl, $10; German second | and laundress, $20: waitress, 86 & week. LEON | ANDRE, 315 Stockton st. 2 TENOGRAPHER WITH MACHINE: CAN take outside work: no salary in start, but | chance for a good position. Address Steno., box 75, Call Office, WASTED— PUPILS I8 MILLINERY: terms reasonable; elegant g0ods to work-with. 1104 Market st., room 32, second floor. ADY PHYSICIAN WISHES POSITION 4S8 4 nurse or to travel with invalid; references ex- changed. Address A. B., box , Call Office. 43" O'FARRELL “—WOMAN WISHING | work: small wages; room and board. Ap- Py between 9 and 2. \ EAT, ELDERLY PROTESTANT WOMA wanis housework {n nice family in the cit £00d plam cook. Call or adaress 1231 Market s M DLLE-AGED WOMAN WOULD LIKE A M position as Liousekeeper or take care of chil- dren. 1207 Market st., room 24. IDDLE-AGED LADY WOULD LIKE POSE- tion as companion to old lady o in linen-room of hotel; references. Address orcall 808 Laguna. E LISH G LEWOMAN UNDERSTAND- 4 ing control of ervants and general housekeeping desires position as companion, housekeeper to eld- erly lady or gentleman or widower without fam- ily: good emanuensis. reader, nurse or musician. ANTED — AN "EXPERIENCED COAT- maker. Apply 25 Seventh st. ED—GOOD PANTS-FINISHER. 108 attery st. [XPERIENCED L A D ¥ SOLICITORS ON printing; call early. 20 Ellis st., room 29. (GIBL TO MIND BABY AND ASSIST HOUSE- work at Haywards. Call 804 Treat ave. | TATLORESS WANTED ON GUSTOM GOATS. { 11089 Fourth st. W OUNG G 515 Ellis st. S ON CUSTOM COATS; MAN GIRL FOR Address Mics. M., box 162, Call Oftice. 'Y also apprentice. 610 Montgomery, room 2. JIRST-CLASS DRESSMAKER, JUST RE- GIRL FOR HOUSEWOR COOKING; turned from the FEast. wishes a few more en- 721 Ellis st. ragements; work guaranteed; reasonable prices during remaining season. 706 Ellis st. ERMAN WOULD LIKE TO GET CHARGE of vinevard and wine-ceilar; city or country; with or without his wife: can give good reference. Address M. G., box 48, this office. CHESTER HOUSE, ¢ to 81 50 per nigh: 81 50 to $6 per week: convenient and respectabls 1ree bus to and from the ferr; VOMAN DESIRES SITUATION: gencral housework: city or country. 90514 Powell st. XY KIND OF SEWING WANTED_FINE neediework, mending, children's work. 25 Hermann st., near Valencia. "OUNG WOMAN FROM EUROPE WOULD like position for general housework; can do plain American cooking; city or country. Address letters E. W., box 85. Call Office. SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE, M AN 1 vears' experience 83 a drug clerk in this cil T., box 15, Call, g00d recommendations. Address | no washing: wages (INISHERS AND APPRENTICES ON pants. 1028 Market st., second floor. INISHERS ON CUSTOM COATS; ALSO operators. 25 Seventh st. TRL TO housewor! G I, CHILDREN AND DO LIGHT : $6 a mouth. 1309 Eddy 00D SAUSAGE-MAKER. - WANTED. 530 Valencia st. 10 MEN TO EAT BEST 10-CENT MEAL IN town and get a first-class shave free. NEW IDEA RESTAURANT, 639 Kearny st. ANTED_IN. A COFFFE FACTORY A BOY broken in to make bags, fill and help all around; state wages wanted and references. Ad- dress Coffee, box 109, Call Office. ELIABLE ADVERTISING SOLICITOR wanted ; first-class references required. Co- operative Pub. Co. Montzomery st., room 12. PERATORS AND TAILORS WANTED ON ladies’ suits and jackets; power used. KAHN BROS., NE. Twelfth and ‘Washington stsi,Oaklnnd. 7 ANTED—GERMAN OR FRENCHMAN, AS porter; must understand to take care of horse BUSINESS CHANCES. = JUNK AND SECOND-HAND STORE; B225. e ohtion: chean sont: 3 norses, 4 wagons. M. LESS CO., 78314 Market st. ()(), BESTAURANT AT TERMINUSOF B1500. Feata s and tnrgest caraouse in city; established 10 vears; has always made big money: recelpts $50 daily trial and thorough investigation allowed. LESS CO., 78314 Market st. *Ga() SIATIONERY, CANDY, CIGARS, &’GDO. notion store and :cecream _parlors: s0da fountain; vielnity of Chrouicle bullding; re- ceipts $500 to $600 monthly. M. LESS CO., 78314 Market st. “]17A DAIKY, BUTTER AND EGG STORE; $1 175, Disiestioeaiity in cicy: cheap renty true bargain. M. LESS & CO.. 783%5 Marxet st. 125, BEANCH BAKERY IN BEST PART B . of Mission: ® mice living rooms. M. LESS & CO., 783145 Market st. P RESTAURANT, S. OF MARKET ST ; $300. Briar Mocution: rent ; living To0m: good fittings: high receipts. M. LESS & CO., 78314 Market st. CORNEE FAMILY LIQUOR STORE, $900. cooen “ana clgaratand combined: on choice portion of Western Addition: 4 living rooms; large stock. M. LESS & CO., 78314 Market. M. roved by satisfactory | CES—Continued. BUSINESS CHAN G BUY, SELL Ok EXCHANGE A BUSINESS TG o tind sce STRAND €0., 45 Third st. SALOON, NEAR THIRD AND MAR- + ki : §00d trade; fuil value in sto: o bargaine SIRAND & COn 15 Bizi\xc‘n'n;\mim; AND CAl 3 two schools: t store: near ‘S"T S S 0048 TED TO-DAY—FARTNER IN . commission business: wi ar % per month ench‘. See STRAND & (:Q 45 lh)_rd; () CORNER BAKERY: GOOD HORSE . and wagou; bakes 214 barrels per day: STRAND & CO., 45 Third CIGA R-STO! fuil vaie. “GROCERY. Wi 2a00sinzes B75 full value. J. OFFICE: 45 Third st. AND BAR: BARGAIN D, 45 Third st. 7()() BRANCH BAKERY, STATI 'NERY SO0 i tore opposite large public school; 3 rooms: doing good business: owner same §27 place 17 years: STRAND & CO., 45 Third RESTAURANT, NR. MARKET S1., $950. doing a business of over $30 a day and sure to clear over $150 & month: rent only $30; actually worth $1500: best reasons for selling STRAND & CO., 45 Third st. and wagon; only a clean, houest man need apply. Address A."A., box 125, Call Office. OATMAKERS WANTED, APPLY AT 11 A. M. at Golden Gate ave. entrance to CHARLES LYONS, London Tailor, 1212 to 1218 Market st. EST MEAL ON EARTH; WELL COOKED: 8 courses, 10c. at ~eatle Restanrant, 137 Fourth. 3 500D SHOEMAKERS WANTED AT 959 Howard s. Ok SALE-BEST 3.CHAIR BARBERSHOP incity: cheap. Address A. B. C., box 85, Call. "ANTED—PARTNER WITH §500 AT LEAST for 200d payinz business. Inquire, Sundays only. 2955 Telegraph ave., Oakland. $60 2,2ONTh AND BOAKD: MAN OR o woman as pariner; 8160 required; full value; no triflers. 873%4 Market st., room 2. ARBER WANTED TO BUY BLEGANTLY fitted up barber-shop: best possible business street; N. and within a few doors of Market st. M. LESB'& CO., 783%, Market st. W ANTED—STEADY MAN WITH 8100, AS artner in lignt business; good wages made. STANLEY, 2114 Third st. ] RESTAURANT AND OVSTER $1500. fonse: bastest strest. norin - ana within few ‘doors of Market; elegantly fitted up: everything first class in dining-room and kitchen: paving place; owner sick. M. LESS CO., 78334 OFFEE AND C HOUSE FOR SALY 1 block north of Market st.: cause, dissoiution of partnership. Apply Call Office. S FOR LADY OR G TE- i men; cheap; must be sold. 50414 Larkin st Market st. &7 5() CORNER GROCERY AND BAR BTV, benSart wester: Additions nice iiv: ing-rooms; rensonable rent: lease worth $1000 proot: good reason for selling. M. LESS CO., 78312 Market. 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 €O., 7831/ Market. 00D PAYING CORNEK ALUON YY) lodging-house of 11 rooms: death in family the reason for selling. _Apply this office. VW BONG MAN IN THE RIGHT PLACE-AT a sactifice. restaurant at_junction and transfer point. 628 Fourth st., upstairs. 5 $30(, BUICHERSHOP; MODERN FIX- DUV, tures: good trade; reasons for selling, £0i0g to Kurore: no agent. Get address at barber- shop, 1055 Market st. PBEST IN CITYSINGLE ROOMS 15, 20 AND 25 cents per night: $1. $1 25, 81 50 per week. Pacific House, Commercial and Leidesdorf¥ sts. ANTED—LABORERS AND MECHANICS to know that- Ed Rolkin, Reno House proprie- tor, still runs Denver House, 217 Third st.; 150 large rooms; 25¢ per night; $1 to $3 per week. ARBER-SHOP FOR SALE CHEAP; SICK- ness. DECKELMAN BROS,, 106 Ellis st. JANTED—MAN IN A WINEHOUSE, ACT as & barkeeper and salesman: married man with good city references preferred; must spesk German. Address S. G., box 125, Call Office. WANTED—CITY; GOOD OPEN- ing for bright man; small capital. Inquire 60 Third st., room 2. qu'l" CHEER HOUSE, 6290 SACRAMENTO st.: 200 rooms; best in 'the city: singie rooms 20 and 25c a night, $1 a week: meals 10e. MERXS SOLES, 50c; HEELS. 25c: DONE 16 minutes, while you wait. 685 Kearny st. TANTED—BOYS TO LEARN BARBER trade; only 8 weeks required; tools and posi- tions furnished; reasonable terms b - calling this week: catulogue mailed. San Franeisco Barber School, 1515 Howard st. PPRENTICE, FROM 16 TO 20 YEARS OF age: good chance to learn candy trade. 706 Valencia st. B CORNER_GROCERY AND BAR: $2000. Saf Dart wentern Adaidion: tine fix- tures. handsome bar; nearly full value in stock alone: montuly receipts from $800 to $1000; ~best class custom: must be seen 10 be appreciated. M. LESS & (0., 78815 Market st., near Fourth. < KLEGANT RESTAURANT ON $3500 Market st., near Chronicle bullding handsomely fitted up: everything first class in dining room and kitchen: does a_business which cannot be exceled; dini: during meal hours. DAY 208 2A()() POWNTOWN SALOON: B500. Do N E0e tocations o acents. ‘Washington st 2925() ¥ FRUITSTOR $350. niture; wagon; bargain. 1004 Market st. B NCH BAKERY; N B 1, Cheap rent; sales $15. HEGARTY, 1004 Mar- vt 8t. ROOMS; FUR- HEGARTY, FINE SALOON ACROSS THE BAY: 6 FUR- nished rms,: bargain. HEGA RTY.1004 Market. 520010), CORNER SALOUN ON LA .« most frequented thoroughfare in the city; first-class trade; will prove well paying; value in sight: elegant fixtures and living-rooms furnished: is an old-established place and wili bear full investigation. STERNBERG CO., 632 Market. $1300, BESTAURANT /WITH 13 FUR « nished rooms; choice location; south of Market: all rooms rented; large stock: fine fixtures; crowded during meal hours; more than value in'sight: 20od wiil alone worth, $500: clear- ing from $160 to $200 per month: full investiga- tion; satisfactory reasons for selling. STENBERG €0.,'632 Market st. \v A . RELIABLE MAN TO ATTEND cash counter; assist generally in coffee lunca- house; small capital required: safe investment: good wages guaranteed. STENBERG CO., 632 JEAMEN FOR AUSTRALIA, Honolulu, " 10 Steuart st., upstairs. BARBER-CHAIR COND HAND, $10 TO #15; send for list: 10 per cent discount on all barber-coats for a short time only. DECKELMAN BROS., Barber-supply Hou |3 BING YOUR WATCH OR CLOCK 10 DEUSS, expert watchmaker. 126 Kearny st., room 141 best work at half of store charges. A GOLD FIELDS. e fast sailing clipper schooner Sophia Suth- erland, built in 1889, will sail from San Francisco for Cooks lnlet direct on April 15, weather permit- ung, taking a limited number of passengers. For further particulars apply to FRED HOLMES, Shipbroker and Agent, 508 Batter. 100 MEY To TAKE LODGING_ AT 10c, 16 and 20c a night, including coffee and rolls. 624 Washington st., near Kearny. J3ARBERS PROTECTIVE UNTON EMPLOY- ment secretary. CONRAD TROELLL. 657 Clay. ARBERS—FOR EMPLOYMENT CALL SEC- retarv Barbers' Asso., $25 Gran: ave. 8. FUCHS. ALASKA, G’mn TO DO LIGHT HOUSEWORK IN A small family. Apply 305 Polk st. v CUSTOM COATS WANTED k. 87 Eveiett st., near Fourth. OK (FEMALE) FOR COFFEE- 26 Sixth s: (100D FINISHERS AND 0 ERATORS ON 6 Eddy st., room 115. . FOR GENERAL HOUSE- v. Apply 773 Haight st. ED—GIRL AS A N CUS- saloon. 70U PPRENTICE O tom coats. 606 Bush st. 100D R MAN ELDERLY LADY to keep house for orphans; good home and small wages. Address B. G.. box 109, Call Office, CUSTOM PANTS; SLL, Murphy building, liA RBERS’ ASSOCIATION OF CAL. EMPLOY- ment. Sec'y, P. . Hamann, 25814 O'Farrel. NEY WALDO HOUSE. 765 MISSION, BET. 3d and 4th—Single furnished rooms, night 15¢ to 50c; week $1 to $2 50; clean, quiet reading-room; strictest attention 1o morning cal's; open all night EST PLACE IN CITY FOR SECOND-HAND shoes: great reduction on account of other busi- ness. 129 Sixth st. W ASTED—TO ~COLLECT WAGES DUE laborers and clerks. KNOX Collection Agency, 110 Sutter st. WE 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-helf the usual price; done while” you wait. 562 Mission s., between First and Second sts. ROSEDALE HOUSE, 321 ELLISST.; ROOMS RCHARD SUPERINTEN DENT—OPEN FOR engagement; 15 v ‘alifornia experience in orchard, vines, stock and general farming; Al refercnces. Address Ranch, 31214 Fulton st. " OUNG MAN, AGED 19, WISHES POSITION where he can attend school and work morning and evening for his board. Address F. H., box 137, Call Office. IR GARDENER, GOOD HORSE- men and milker, wants position; highest city references: wages to suit the times. Address A., box 156, Call uffice. MANAGER'S — POSITION DESIRED ON AV canal, reciamation or mining work: technical education: long experience; wish to leave cit Address M. E., box 117, Call Office. A RAAN D 22 WISHESSITUA- tion oif any kind of work. Address G. M., box 152, Call Oftice. W ANTED—_SITUATION IN OFFICE, 51 ars' experience as cashier, stenographer and ‘correspondent; Wil furnish references and ivpewriter; salary $10. Address S. &, box 71, Cail. . MARRIED, s English, French and German, with < of city references and bonds, wants a sitn tion, or would like to keep small_sets of book reasonable terms. Address N. N., box 91, C‘all, FIRST-CLASS MAN WANTS SITUATION: understands gardening and care of horses and cows: good driver and is handy with tools and ean make bimself generally usetul around a private vlace. Address w. W. <., box 131, Call Office, country; mo satisfaction no pay. box 134, Call Office, RESPECTABLE ALL-AROUND KITCH man; American; has good references and 8 years’ experivnce; willing to please good or American people; age -27. Addzess 0. 15, this office. TUATION WANTED AS ASSIST keeper, collector, 8:ock elerk or dri ery-wagon; long experience in this cliy* good ref- erences. Address G. H., box 149, Call Office. ARPENTER WOULD LIKE A 10N /in country on & ranch: first-class references, Address C. C., box 67, Call Office, ISHWASHER AND KITCHENMAN WANTE situation in boarding-house; $10 month. Room 119, Reno H JBAREERS UNG MAN BAL > steady job, city or country: or will worx at springs. Address H. H., 1628 Park st., Alameda. JITUATION WANTED BY OMICAL German ook of good habits; restaurant, hotel, SAN FRANCISCO *‘CALL."” BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Franclsoo CAnz— 710 Market sireet, open unul 12 o'clock every night in the year. BRANCH OFFICES—530 Montgomery street, corner Clay: open until 9:30 o'clock. 830 Hayes street. open until 9:30 o'clock, 718 Larkin street, open until 8:30 o'clock. SW. corner Sixteenth and Mission streets, open antil o'clock. 2518 Mission street, open until 9 o'clock. 118 Ninth street, open until 9:30 o'clock. —— e CHURCH NOTICES, s Lhis evening at the Temple Emanu-El, at 7:4 - o'clock. Rev. Dr, Voorsanger wiil give the lecture on, the 1 ing subject: <A Man and His Brotber.” ‘The seventh day of Pass- JXPERIEN LADY PRESSER ON LA- dies’ and gents’ clothing. ~ 11 Fair ave., Twen- ty-eighth and Valencia sts. AIRDRESSING, 25c AND 860 MORNING and eve classes: 10 lessons, 81 50. 1248 Mission. es: perfect fitting patterns L Academy, 218 Powell st. Fuwrcnl KIRTMAKERS; NONE BUT first-class peed apply. 504 Sutter st. PPRENTI TO LEARN DRESS CUT- tingand m 2. 14 McAllister. rms 67 and 68. FINCHEST Market—Electric 1ights in vers 25¢ to §1 60 per night; $1 free bus (0 and from the fer: A 3 Toom: 200 0 to $8 per SPECTABLE: i, near Market: 200 rooms; 25¢ to $1 60 per night; $1 50 o $6 per week: free bus o and from the ferry. 20c to 50c night; §1 10 $4 week: open all night. M E3 10 FEED MANHATTAN STOCK FOOD; A¥L"al grocers keep it EN'S SECOND-HAND _ SHOES, nearly new, 25¢ to $1 25. 562 Mission. JLCHO HOUSE, 86314 Rooms 25¢. to 50c. nigh 0 k. ML %SOLING 80c: LADIES 40c: DONE AWl while you wait. 638 Market. opp. Palace Horel. SOME Market st. 150)(), GROCERIES; WESTERN ADDL- . tion; full value in stock; daily re- ceipts $40 to $50; horse and delivery-wagon; best bargain ever offered. STEN BERG (0., 632 Market $35(), RESTAURANT IN UEART OF DU, city: business speaks for itself, well worth $500; sold at sacrifice account of death. STENBERG, 632 Market st. & (OTICE — TO SELL YOUR BUSINESS. AN promptly for cash. HEALY & CO., 23 Kearny. R Or $250. P WANTED—Al__CASH learing to each $75 per month; no night of Sunday work: muat devote 8 hours each day to business. H $1 50 COFFEE. LU ALY, 23 Kearny NCH AND IC « cream parlors: vicinity of the Park; owns building; no rent: great bargain: on account of sickness. Appiy BREALY & CO., 23 Kearn ELEGANTLY FITTED-UP LIQUOR SALOOA vicinity Market and Geary : business of §20 per ffer. HEALY & CO.. 28 Kearny st. business $25 per dey; vicinity Palace Hotel; call to-day. HEALY. 23 Kearny st R175 RE GOOD SNUG S:a) {O. piace: low reni trial; see this soap. STA YANDY, ICE_CREAM LOCATION; g0od trade. STANLEY, 2124 Third st. %1100 AL PRODUCK BUSINESS: o « well established: fine location: good profits: doing trade with best people; satisfactory Teasous for selling. STANLEY, 2115 Third st. 600 GOOD STOCK WIN. bargain. : QA () SALOON: BEST BLOCK MARKET ST; £350. %o doblue; great bargain: don't miss this BARKETT & SKIFF, 921 Market st. #300. .8 EAT SACRIFICE; HOME o + bakery: cheap ac $500: doing business of 815 dav : proofgiven: choice location: rent only $17: trial. BARRETT & SKIFF, 9.1 Market st. $1 100, ZAERT WANTED—LEADING - saloon opposite Chronicle bullding; estabhished 25 yvea Call 533 California st., Phaenix Bar, WILK. $700 CORNEK GROCERY AND BAR; « very central; 2 living-rooms: present owner 9 y « liquors, et STANLEY, 2114 Third st. i NNY ROOMS:; New Grand, 246 Third, W ANTED-MEN TO GET BOTTLE SHARP steam beer, be; bottle wine, be. 609 AWE K PATT, HOUSE—DRESS- cutt'nz school. 1251 Market at..et. Sth and 9th. HELP WANTED. 100K AND WIFE FOR HOTEL, NEVADA, J §75; blacksmith and shoer for Honolulu, $3 & W00 chopper to cut on shares, good chance; dishwasher, c cstaurant, §4 a week: chore: ! man, countr, | shakes. I b 1 ‘J mployment $15 10 $90 8 FIRST-CLASS WATITERS, $30 AND $25; 8 . $35, 860 and $60;_2 dishwashers, $15; 2 men: extra waiter, $2 25 day. MURRAY | & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st. HONOL B LU, $3 A DAY 3 wire-nail operators, $2 50 day: 3 teamsters, $1 50 day; shecp herder: bov (0 woOK in machine: | shop, $3 10 $4 week. MURRAY & READY, 634 | and 636 Clay st. ANADIAN, EASTERN, GERMAN OR Scandinavian farmers, 820° month, board and bed, sce boss here: 6 laborers for ranch: 5 farm- ers: orchard and vineyard hands; 5 milkers; 2 -makers: cheesem: 3 | butte burner, cer: choreman: charcoal- 50 day and found. MURRAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st. 1'0 M RS, COMPANY FURNISHES tcols, see boss at our oflice; 6_woodchoppers: 5 shingicbolt - makers. MUREAY & KEADY, Leadinz Empioy men 4 and 636 Clay. | QUORT-ORDER COOK WHO 1S GLOD ON | © oysiers. #65: second cook and baker, country boardiug-lious:; city or country: bes reference | hotel, $5010 $60; pantryman, country hotel, given. Address J. R., box 19, Call Office. Flrvn\ hE &u- rels;algnm near city, §40. C. R. USEFUL MAN FOR PRIVATE PLACE OR | 2 £0, e ceneral house * ork: s sober and industrions; ThANEY ¥ references. P., box 72, Call Office. oare ey s 335 \li?k‘;‘ Ioschinist, Mg MES FOR ALL KINDS OF WORK. T0 et E RS AR T LG or snort_job, furnished on short notice by C. ;«s.bnANbE.\‘ & CO., 110 Geary st. Phone Grant, P ALL 1 . tel.Gran: 48, ieary a week: and others. | & Wwa 4 t FOR HOTEL, SHORT distance in cou: 2 farmers for vine- yard, $20; also milkers, laborers, cooks, waiters | #nd dishwashers. W. . EWER & CO., 626 Clay, Apply to J. F. CROSSETT 628 Sacramento st. HINESE AND JAPAN- esc employment office, 17 Webb st.. below Kearny, bet. Californis and Sacrumento: tel, 231, SE EMPLOYMENT office; best help. 41414 O'Farrell; tel. k. 426, NESE AND CHINESE EMPLOYMENT besthelp. 314B Sutter: ‘el. Granc 80, i AN, UNDERSTANDING nd cows and also 4 500d gar- dener, desires situation in an mstitution or private family: has best of references. Address I, PIEKRE, 861 Market st. TOUNG MAN, SPEAKS ENGLISH, FRENCH and Spanish, 2 years' experiince in the groc- ery and butter business and ness_desires pos ition; references. Address P. V 230 Montgomery ave. QWEDE, 33, WANTS WORK AS PORTER IN » wholesale house or saloon, work: references. F. HELLS1 ROM, 845 Mission. 30Y, 17, WANTS WORK; PRINTING OR wholesale house preferred ; reference. 406 Bos- worth st. {, E'NTLEMAN, MARRIED, REQUIRES SIT- ! uation: long’ business experfeace and some in educational and literary work: of good addres: writes aud speaks well: is a total absiainer; qua fied for such position as caretaker, librarian, secre- tary, etc,; characier. habits and’ references satis- factory. X. X. X.; box 64, this office. Se. o'clock. _he public are cordially invitea to atend. THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING, April 3, at 111 Larkin st. D. R. MCNEILL, Chief. quested to attend the fu- P. M. Wear the usual funeral badge. T. 8. WILL] DIVIDEND NOTICES. NOTICE OF MEETINGS. 8 o’clock. GEO. J. HOBE, Secretary. Jas. H. DUNCAN. Secretary neral of CHARLES J. JOHN F. PINKHAM, Marshal, 25 ATA REGULAR MEETING OF THE over will be celebrated Sab ath morning at 10 YERBA BUENA LODGE OF Perfection No. 1—Stated mmvnngj( REGULAR MEETING _OF the Caledonian Clab THIS EVENING at 8 o'clock. Scottish Hall, B PIONEERS-MEN- Lers of the Society of California Ploneers are re- SPAULDING, at St. Mary’s s Cathedral, V Ness ave, and O'Farrell st., TO-DAY (Friday), April 8, at 2 T as S-MEKETING OF PEOPLE'S HOME Savinzs Eank depositors at 102 O'Furrell st., Friday, 3d inst., 8 p. . s 3 Board of Directors of the California Wine Assoctation. dividend No. 2, of $1 25 per share, was declared payabie on and after March 31: books of iransfer close Thursday, March 26, 1896. H. VAN BEKGEN, Secretary. 15 AVEEK'S NEWS FOR 5 CENTS—THE WEEKLY CALL.1n wrapper, for mailing. ANDY MAN WANTS WORK: UNDER- stands the care of horses, cows and garden; £00d pluin cook. Handy, 12 Latona st., South San Francisco. (XPERT STENOGRAPHER, TYPEWRITER % and mimeozraph operator, nlso good {eleg- year barkeeper busi- | any other kiud of | NTED — SECOND COOK FOR HOTEL 'V Germun preferred. L. ANDRE, 315 Stocki AN MY \W ATCHMAN, HOTEL, #30; ciub 5. HOTEL GAZE KA 'HREE FIRST-CLASS CLOTHING SALE! men wanted immediately: those holding the ceriificates of the United States Industrial Agency for that line. as well as others, requested (o call at room467, Crocker building. [ANTED—MEN TO GO WHALING: NO EX- ence required. Apply at once at L. clothing store, NE cor. Jackson and R FOR OOD CANVASSER FOR MEDICAL PREPA- | ration; sells everywhers iz money for rust- lers. Call Goiden Gate Mfx Co.. Golde ate. U TPEY ACME HOUSE, 957 MA GKET ST, low Sixth, for a room : 25c a night: $1 a week. T ANTED—SINGLE ROOMS, 16c A DAY 81 week: rooms for two, 25¢ a day, $1 50 a week; readinz-room: delly papers. 36 Ciav st BE- AGENTS WANTED. MPLOYMENT: EASY WORK: LUCRATIVE; ludy or gen arns $1 50 daily. 206 Fifth, COU’ A S8 5 L 14 McAllister 'st. _gay guaranteed. Room FURNITURE WANTED. MAYER BUYS YOUR FURNITURE, « carpets, plano. 1135 Market; tel. Jessie 761. M ANTED — SECONDIAND FURNITURE for country; will pay good price. 7 City Hall ave. ALL ON J. C MUTHER, 621 "'you want highest cash pricé for or merchandise of any «ind. A NALOXE PAYS 20 PEE CENT MORE than eisewhere for furniture to fill country orders. Leave orders at KING'S, 8 Fourch st. PAID FURNITURE. SA- “RDT. 821 Misston. bet. 4th & Sth, SARNY, IF your furniture flice. ROOMS WANTED. 00M WANTED 3T04 BLOCKS FROM CALL Office; $4. B.. box 150, this office, NTED-MISCELLANEOUS. D—BUGGY-HORSE F W [ FOR 1 OR 2 months or more, by responsible party, for its care. Address 512 ) ontgomery st W ANTED_FEED PUMP; SE HAND tanks; state size, wood aud price. HARKER, 26 Montgomery st. D CLOTHES box 6. Call Office. L WA- ~econd hand. JACOB. . EYMAN, room 8, Crocker building. B i, YOUR BOOKS, CLOTHING AND JEW rv to A, KLEIN. 109 Sixch st.: send postal. FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS. EVERAL SECOND-HAND TANDEMS AND safeties at extremely low prices. 328 McAllis- ter st. 4487, SIE ST.—A PHOTOGRAPH AP: O paratus in perfect condition, cheap. VW 95 BICYCLES, $60; GOOD SECON hand bicycles, $40. Hamilton Cyclery, B st., cor. Hayes. St ars.” JOHNSTON, 261} Kearny st. DA() PARTNER IN LIGHT BUSIN $250 to clear 820 weekly to each. ROR() B -SHOP; ESTAB- $350. 565! horses; wagons: receipts §20 to 825 daily: cheap rent; a sacrifice. JOHN- STON, 2614 Kearny st. @A) PUYS HALFINTEREST IN LT 1500 city: clears $300 per month. COLTON, 806 Mar- ket st. 261 Kearny st. THE MOST ELEGANT SALOON retiring from business. For particu- photos appiy or write to the Albany will exchange for city property: a bar- lars and Brewery: il TVEN AWAY; FINE RESTAURANT: GOOD business: account departure. €46 Howard st. 5()() OLD ESTABLISHED COR GRO- DU, cery and bar, with living-rooms: rent $20: must be sold ir 3 days: good paying: greatest bargain. Inquire 533 California st., Phasnix bar, : REASONABLE. ixth st. T §2000 TO $4000 IN ANY ring husiness; no agents. Address 11 Office. NER STORE SUITABLE FOR Address C. H., box 156, Call. receipis 815 a day; see this | . estabiished over 10 years; gnaranteed | . erv and boarding stable in heart of | OR SALE—GROCERY AND BAR; HORSE and wagon; long lease. Apply at California Brewery, Donglas and Diamond sts. ai IGARSTORE: GOOD LOCATION: MUST J sell on account other business. Inquire 36 kddy M OR SAL Iy furnished roo BARGAIN ALOON Call_20! GOOD ‘QALOON AND BOARDING-HOUSE FOR SALE cheap. 547 Howard st. OR RED SALE—A BLACKSMITH AND zeneral jobbing shop, with tools and evers- thing complete: also dwelling-house, barn, wind: mill, ete., standing on about one acre of land Cov- ered with assorted fruit-trees; the shop has been Tun for over thirty years: place located in center of the healthiest town in California; terms easy. For farther -particulars inquire of ALEXANDER WATSON, Gilroy, | OUNT SICKNESS— , 1817 Powell. : CHEAP ON FABLISHED WOOD, COA L, FEED 'y stable; sickness. box 16. Cail. ness quick see T. LUBELSKI, 7 City Hall ave. 100D EVE FOR SALE. CALL at 338 5 = 2 21 (G5() BLACESMITHING, HORSESHOF- 5}516-’)( . ing business; clears over $100 per month: includes lot, shop, tools. stock; owner go- ing East. Owner, box 4, Call Oflice, Oakl: JNGLE E LSS cheap: good chance: must sell. £4000. iness i ABLISHED « busines Market st., doing business £11,000 2 year; more than price in siock; good rear son for seliing. box 46, Call Office. = ] 3 STER AND CHOP (“2{) . house; worth $500: owner going to Alaska next monih. Apply this office NE OF THE OLDEST AND BEST-PAYING | W' coftee saloons, connected with a bakery and | confectionery, centraliy located, on one of the main thoroughtares of this city, is for sale at a reasona- ble price on account of the proprietor’s withdrawal from business. Inquire during office hours at the | law oftice of FRANK SCHILLING, 508 Califor- Dia st. APER ROUTE FOR SALE, TELEGRAPH- Hill district, covers 18 blocks: can be bought. cheap, and. chances for increass are very good. | Apply this office. principals only. LODGIY J OTIC from $150 to $5000. ~ROOM LODGING-HOUS —PRICE $700—WORT. 19-room house on Sutter st.; 12-room house on Mason st. 65 rooms, clearing $200. only. FOR SALE. FOR SALE 20 rooms on Fourth st 16 rooms on Taylor st | 45 rooms on Market st . H. C: DEC g BT50. onting on ‘oFaecen st furnished. CHARLES COL ON, 808 FOR LE box 91 E0oMED HOUSE cheap, for cash. J. C. 00D FURN 8 Hayes st. s7() LODGING-HOUSE 14 ROOMS, NEW- 650 -1y hed. 309 Sutter st. $60 corner’ bargain. OOMING-HOUSE pied; reasonabl U Mission st. U DOW, NEWLY FURNISH- ed house 0f 10 rooms and bath: selling account Palth. rk st ‘ FURNITURE FOR SALE. C BUSH_NEW. ARTISTICALLY FUR- nisned 7-room flat: piano. sewing-machine, I ALOON: LON LOW RENT. ar- Py Anchor Brewery. 1431 Pacific st. &15 FOR GOOD- NG CIGAR STORE; *D LU Jow rent and zood locality; investigate this rare snap. . LUBELSKI, 7 City Hail ave. HEFURNITURE OF 1 FLAT, of 5 tooms and bath, complet. in first-class order; no dealers E G nearly new and X Apply 626 Kearny, %()50 CORN SALOON IN WESTERN | PURNITURE OF 2 ROOMS FOR SALE AT ;n 4 H:K‘KA'"}::‘O l lr&l!;f‘:r Wi)ml' good paying. a bargain. 20514 Bu: . quire 533 California st. @nix TERY ANTIQU EL T MA- 6D BOARDT : 3 AND WOTE $200 cash neces: Pproperty. Inquire GO sarv, or will exchange for other 410 Kearny st., room 6. (JBOCERY AND BAR: KEPT BY PRESENT ¥ owner 10 years; price $600. SW. corner of Twenty-sixth and Bartlett st LD-ESTABLISHEDCOAL YARD FOR SAL cheap. Apply saloan, 114 0'Farrel st LB 15(). BESTAURA T; COMPLETE; MUST LOV. sel: owner going East. 606 Fourth st. W axfl:u~ ORE NORTH OF MARKET ST. th dwelling; suitable for branch bakery: rent $15. Address or call 205 Seventh st. $'000 _CORNER GROCERY AND BAR, 4 with living:rooms: good bar trade cash custom; low rent: rare chance. Inquire b3 California s:', Phenix bar. 5 2% $330 TLL HALF-INTEREST DU established woll-paying bhsines: more than I can attend to. C., box 10, Call. $g;:) BRANCH BAKERY; CHEAP RENT, DI, A 1R country business. 12 Maso; (OR SALE—_CABINET-MAKER'S B t0ols: scroll sew ; hnter's outfit. 1400 V- WANTS WORKING PANTNER: REG- JJtirant; smail eapital 7, Call Office. {RANCH BAKERY: YOAT ~ have 869 Folsor st. . WITH $50; DESIRES GENTLENAN room 2. LOCATION leavinz city. -Address N. 0. D., box 62, Call, ORE — SCHOOL SUPPLIES: heap rent. 1110 Steiner ! i = 3 STAT Y AND CANDY STORE; &30”. living-rooms. 301 Van Ness ave. e VATIONAL CASH REGISTER; COST §200: W OULD HIRE OR BUY ATTRACTIVE Li- lusions (cheap for cash); living curlosities for respectable aud ence; for road and museam pur- DOses; can get Joug engagenients: no fake wanted, Stato varticulars und address for 3 days M., box b3, this oflic YOOD CCOK TO RENT DINING-ROOM OF 7 large hotel in Oakland: rent to be iaken In | {able board. " Cail at y21 Broadway, room 10, Oak- land.. W ANTED—BY THE SUN LAUNDRY CoM- pany_of Oakland, a first-class shirt-polisher, Apply a0 764 Seventh’ st., near Market, Oakiand. OY TO WORK ON' RANCH, MILK GOWS !\ and take care of horses. MCCUE, 6 Saera: mento st. OUNG MAN, 1 YEAR AT BARBERS trade, Is good shaver, would like position: 6 week and board. Address X. Y. Z., box 75. Cail. YSTER AND CHOP HOUSE AT YOUR OWN price if sold to-day. - Apply Call Office, will sell for $100. R. NICHOLS, 1191 Market. NEV LAUNCH, 32 FEET © ORSE- Ply at Harbor View Park. $995 BRANCH BAKERY AND VARIET L L. store: room furnished; rent 8155 oo trally loc power, will be sold at half its cost price. Ap- JINE CART, SUITABLE FOR NEWSPAPER carri 1. Apply 1419 Octavia st.. bet, 12 and 1. THOROUGHERED BLACK MINOCA EGGS, 81 per 15; Mongolian pReasanis, $15 per trio. J. J. TOMPKINSON, 2029 San Antonlo ave, Alameda. YNAMO ENGINE, BOILER AND A LOT OF tools, chean. 516 Mission. Business Excliange, 777 Market, . "PARTNER: HAY. GRAIN, Wi FLO00. woveon s d0d wazons, hoteey and stock: dwelllng-house, harm, stable, ate.: Joameq ground: small rent. 1., box 145, this oftice: JAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY, 536 Vi< Rineey cOunt of Geath: evern.hl?lgs n‘e:: only 15 days in business: %100 cash; 3 living: room . hogany sideboard: very rich and choice. ply 913 Folk. G. KRASKY, FURNITURE AND BiD- « ding; new foldine-beds, 88 and up: step-lad- ders, 20c per step; furniture exchged. 779 Missio.1, DIRE SALE ! Prices stand till goods are completely dis- posed of. Oak bed sets Bed lounges Stoves Carpets, per yard . Linoleum, per ya Matting, per yard St Till our new bui prices will stand. Till such time we are conducting business a3 corner Seventh and Mission sts. J. CARPET stoves, $5 $10; bed- ounges, $7. ROOMS FUR CHAMBER SETS, $11; arlor sets, $20: folding-beds, RTHY, 112 dih. HIREK, 7 1o brancn THEN YOU BECOME DI 3 poor work send to SPAULDING'S Pioneer( pet Bealing Works, 353-57 Tehama st.; tel. S CARPET BFATING WORK den Gate ave.: telephone east 126, AM CARPET CLEAN: 14 8 T ar 40. : “BEAT- estimproved machinery; 3¢ yard, phone Jessie 2 inz works: G. GEORGE, offi VARPETS CLEA laid, Gc per yard. : lat ITY SLEAM CARP G RENOVAS ting, 36 Bth. STEV ROV ._Tel South 250, YARPETS CLEA RENOVAT (_J ilke new. FER ON & CO., 23 Tenth; T | South 36. D. MACKINTOSH & CO., successors. BABY CARRTAGES AXD RATTAN FURNI- ture boukht at the factoty saves retailer's. pro- fit. California Ratwu Co., 61 First st., nr. Mission QTER.ING BICYCLE. BUILT LIKE A watch; terms easy. D. N. HAWLEY, 318 Mkt. AR OUTFIT. MIRRORS, CASH REGISTERS, scales, etc.: cheapest. MEEK. 1118 Mission. rupher, wants position. -Address . D. Q, box 126, Call. Y QUNG DANTSH COUPLE, MAN AND WIFE, with good reference as cook and all-around man, wants position on a ranch or private piace. Address 1211145 Bush st. ESPECTABL - SWEDISH MAN WISHES situation in private family as_gardener; driver and ailker. . First-class references. ~Ad- dress B. B. S., box 77, Call Office. OUNG MAN WISHES SITUATION AS driver of delivery wagon: well acquainted with city: references; steady and reliable. Ad- dress Driver, box 101,'Call. ED—PANTSMAKERS 1236 MAR- ket st., room 115. 7 ANTED—FIRST-CLASS PAINTER AND whitener; steady man. 120314 Golden Ga:e avenue. SE PRUSSIAN BITTERS, BEST STOMAGH bitters in market: buy your wines, liquors, etc., at Booanza Wine Vauits; free delivery city. Oak- lana. Alameds. PUTZMAN & SCHURMANN, Prop., 841 Pine, cor. Montgomery: phone rea 391, \W ANTED—APPRENTICE WITH SOME EX- perience on m coats. 837 Mission st. |3 UILDINGS BOUGHT: LUMBER, SASHES ¢oors, mantels, etc.. £>r sale. 1166 Mission, FSOLD ATONCETHE “OLD NEW L 120 Seventh, for $150; notions, ciga living-rooms. TAND.” candies; McQUEEN'SCARPET BEAT - _ovating works. 453 J 15 FINEOLD ESTABLI; HED CORN| *\175. uloo_n:. positive b n. lflgof‘noul‘.;?hk- $ ‘ 50 EWE:-E'TWPA gFST{\LRANT OUTFIT ; bai . e, 004 rgain. D. MCRAE, 831 UST BE SOLD DAY: MAKE AN OF- e e e parlors at 129 O Farrell st.: first-class chance for 2 steady men; no agents. STORAGE. B SMITH FURNITURE G0y 153 ELLIS ALy fire-proot building: Knstern pios: H. ROONEY. 722 MISSION—STORAG -reduced raes: basement storage.81 50 jorican TORAGE OF FURNITURE, PIANOS, = R. F. OSBORN & CO., 751 and 753 Marker o1 0" PLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR FNER- getlc businessman. with small capital: natural mineral waters. J. D. GILLELEN, 520 Kearny st. Boorni‘m’:x WANTED AT 20 SEVENTH street. NE SMALL MEDIUM AND LARGE SIZE O ond burgizr proof safe, .09, 111 Markes g:. OY WANTED_MUST SPRAK GERMAN. J. HUSCHLER, 621 Saasome st. OBER, INDUSTRIOUS MAN WITH FIRST- class Eastern and San Francis-o references wishes situation as coachman and gardener. Ad- dress C. G, box 187, Call. I IVE SOLICITORS FOR NEW AND HIGHLY 4 profitable proposition ; accident, health ana ; insurance. Call bet. 5 & 5 . ., or aadress Fideli Mutual Ald Association, 316 California, room 18. N {MRE AND BURGLAR SAFE, LETTER F press, platform scales and desk :cheap, 103 'I‘:y. EW RANGES CHEAPER THAN SECON. band. W.S. RAY Mig Co., 12 ()-ummc-o--.b JHOESHOP: CHEAP: WITH Ox W, ] S machine. 40635 McAlister st "L T HOUT 00D PAYING BUSINESS, SUTTABLE LADY J 0 gentleman: avill exchange for city property Trould rent to right party; small capital reouired: bear investigation: no House, 52 Fourth at, o oo 88, Soto VOUNTERS, SHELVING, SHOWC. / bought and sold lllll,fillll(: hlkflnm'&: (XPRESS TEAM AND WAGON; tand. Apply MRS.KLUETSCH, Soon 431 Fifteenth, PPLY FOR RATES FOR STORING FU A ture, ete, SHIREK & SHIRER, 747 M:,'E::x. TORAGE OF FURNITURE, FIANOS, [T > S boid goods, ete. J. M. PIERCE, 735 M-r?(le’?::. ILSON BROTHERS, 1710 M. - Wsmngo ow raies; telephone Sonth 18s. BUTLDING AN N AN U soclation—Hiome oflice, 299 Sansors i b7 General savings & loan business. Ed. E. Hi1), Pres. 5 Oliver Eldridze, V-PF.; W.Corbin, Séc. & Ged. Man