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14 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1896 M GEN, CONEY WILL THLK FOR A WEEK Populist State Committee Arranges an Itinerary For Him. THE NEWS FROM OREGON Leaders of the Party Find New Winds in Their Sails and Are Glad. ARE ANXIOUS ABOUT QUINN. Gossip Ab-ut the Oregon Campaign and the Affairs of the Party in This State. General Coxey did much talking yester- day with the California Populist leaders who compose the State Executive Com- mittee, and one result of it is that Coxey | will put in a week stumping the State for the cause from San Diego to Red Bluff. Then he will hurry East to fulfill engage- ments in Kuns The arrangements as made, subject to telegraphic acceptance in towns named, were that Coxey should speak at San Diego Saturday evening, in Los Angeles Monday, Fresno Wednesday, Red Bluff ursd San Francisco Fridgy and Sac- ramento Saturday. The executive committe held a final session yesteruay forenoon, but its chief feature was a discussion ¥ith Coxey, and it adjourned to the call of the chair. In the evening T. V. Cator arrived from Oregon, having stopped at Red Bluff fo spe ak night before last. Cator, Chairman Wardeil and others met Coxey at ‘the Baldwin in the ev g. Mr. Cator was also fresh from the Oregon campaign and its history, results and lessons were dis- cussed in detail. The Populists are much elated at tie figure they have cut in the first of the ate elect'ons. They regard itas both a \ge, showing the rise of a Populist ti nd as a force tuat will boom and popular: | ize the Populist cause n this and other States. | The Populist leaders here did not light cigars, finger watchchains stretched across rounded vest-fronts and make smiles that barmon d with a well: med business appearance in discu. the gratifvi 1z news, as is apt to be the popular concep- tion of State political leaders in h an hour. The biggest men in the Populist State executive com:niltee present a sen- sible bushiness of locks and whiskers, a sensible plainness and ireedom of fit in habiliments and a sensible direction of speech in what they say. The political reporter meets bland liar: clever evaders of the things that are, skill- ful decorators of the truth and ¢loguent and cordiai historians of the imaginative world in all political circles but the Popu- list. Of course a term of power would give » People’s Darty these political advan- tages, but not yet has the smooth politi- cian’s guile marred the honest sim plicity of Populist politics. The average Populist leader telis just what he thinks or what i i else keeps his mouth shut, either Iy of awkwardly. So it wes a sort of ¢rim and quiet sati faction rather than jollity that lighted a little yesterday the :erious determination and sensible reflectiveness that largely crea the ion one .ets of the big | men of the Poruiist party. They satina | room at the Ru-s Houss, on trunks and in | chairs about down-town hotel lobbies and | in poked-away offices, und paused about | the sidewalks, as the prospects of campaign | work and the effect of the news from Ore- | gon were recounted. | They were ali familiar h the inside of | thie Oregon campaign, and one might learn | from am them more about it than is | given in legrams. It was said that | in some places they were jubbed by the old trick of ballots with some wrong names on them. There was also among them an especial i hout Quinn, one of the two Con- cardidates. The probabilities or ¥ gres: of his election were variously reported in | the teleg hic news yesterday, though Vanderburg’s election was conceded. Both are enough Populists, but Vander- burg is a business man_and not éspecially | a party hero. But Quinn seemed close to | thie hearts of several big California Popu- | lists. - ‘I'hey suy tuat he is proprietor of a | weekly Populist paper, which he edits at night breause be drives a laundry wagon i me. He is described as a man cation, an old ond untiring | rker in the cause, a man in whom the | party has confidence and one “who gets | close to the hearts oi the people.”” Vanderburg’s vote is worth just as much as Quinn’s in Congress, but they do | want lo see Quinn get there. Then one | may hear. too, sub-rosa intimatious that Populist leaders themselves knifed Quinn and tie candl.ate for t e judgeship to Some extent up there by trading them for sers of the Legistature. ard the result in Oregon as a Populist victory,”’ was the way Chairman E. M. Wardall spoke in the afternoon. *‘It | will naturally have its good effect in this State. It will be wind in our sails. Be- sides the Congressmen we have elected a larze share of the county officers through- out the State. “Another thing that we look to is tke chance of our electing a United States Senator. The Republicans have a large majority in_joint ballot, but the Republi- cans are split between Dolph and Mitchell, 1 as they were at one session of the Leg-| islature, whon an adjournment was taken without electing anybody. “The split_is now worse than Jast time, and the factions are more irreconcilable. We exvpect to have about thirty members of the Legislature, which has 90 votes in joint baliot. There are ten Democrats. fthe Populists and Democrats combine on a mun, it would tzke very few free-stiver Republican voies to elect nim. The Re- publicans can’t elect a Senator, and the claunce for ihe Po?uhsu is good.” Secretary R. E. .Bush spoke of Coxey. “We rather liked him,” hesaid. “We rather liked the way he went into the Orezon campaizn in spite of the State committee, which finaily recognized him but as an intruder. We could not keep recognizing him as an earnest Populist. He s honest. He has some fads, but they are not dangerous.’’ “He is really a level-headed fellow,” put in C. H. Johnson. “There is a popa- Jar impre-=sion here that he is associated with ‘sandlotters,” and' there is a pre- judice against him, but he is ot that sort of » man. Heis a r-putable and thorough business man at home, where he runs a white stone guarry.” X “The news from Oregon has encouraged us greatly,” Mr. Bush proceeded, “and we | find our prospects in this State brighten- | ing rapidly. “We are into shape. | etting our campaign plans We Lave an executive com- mittee of fifteen this year. Last time it numbered three. We will have more elaborate business methods. Two years ago we started the State ‘(:umy.-i;;:n with $75 and no money promised. Now we have $6000 pledged, and we will bhave $10,000. 2 “'We are forming a well-organized ma- | C Heath, Cal rdered county assessments amounting to 30 cents for yench Webster vote. The county assessments range trom $2 in_Al- pine and $10 in Mono to $1290 in San Fran- isco.”” & The Populists are already certain that McGlashan will go to Congress from the Second District. From throughout the State reports are being received from farm- ers, miners and business men who tell how their neichbors are talking politics, and thus are expectations builded. The State committee will open down- town headquarters right away and will not go out to the loeal party’s pavilion by the City Hall. The local committee has changed its pavilion plans and will not bave a corrugated iron structure with a tent roof, as at first planned.” They have found a big circus tent at a bargain and it will be pitched on the lot leased. A can- vas addition will be added and_seats for between 4000 and 5000 people will be ar- ranged in ampbitheater stvle. INSULTING PEOPLE. A Ghng of Boys Arrested at Hermann and Webster Streets. Property-owners and residents in the vicinity of Webster and Herrman streets have been complaining to the police of a gang of young men who nightly congre- gate on the street corners and insult passers-by, especially ladies. So intolerable had the nuisance become that occupants of houses had notified the owners that unless it was abated they would be compelied to remove from the neighborhood. 3 Last night Lieutenant Burke detailed Policemen Fontana and Kemm in plain clothes to investigate, and they arrested six young men snd booked them at the Seventeenth-street station for disturbing the peace. Their names are Theodore Witts, 17 vears of age; Douglas Willis, 17; Edward Cross, 17; John lficCaflerly, 18; Frank rassna, 16; and Frank Panel, 17. MERCHANTS" ASSCCIATION The New Board of Directors Elect Its Officers for the Year. Forty-Eight More Names Added to the M:mbership Roll — The Charter Question. The newly elected directors of the Mer- chants’ Association held their first meet- ing yesterday. There were present: A. S. Baldwin, Charles Bundschu, James S. Conwell, W. G. Doane, F. W. Dohrmann, William Doxey, A. G. J. Fusenot, Huzo D. Keil, Manfred S. Kohlberg, Henry Michaels, R. F. Oshorn, Maurice A. Roth- child, Joseph Simonson, Vanderlynn Stow and Frank A. Swain. The first business was to organize the | new bosard, and the following selections were made: F. W. Dohrmann, president; M. 8. Kohlberg, first vice-president; A. S. Baldwin, second vice president, and Vanderlynn Stow, treasurer. J. Richard Freud was re-elected secretary and attorney of the association; Louis M. King, assistant secretary and superiuiendent ot the street department; Ernest McCullough, con- sulting civil engineer, and Miss A, Wiener, stenographer. The president appointed the following directors upon the three standing com- mittees: Public affaire—Baldwin, Kohlberg, . Stow, Swain and Conwell. Publicity and promotion — Keil, Doxey, Doane, Bundschu and Michaels. Trade and inance—Konlberg, Osborn, Fuse- not, Simonson and Rotacnild. The directors instructed the secretary to nd a letter to each of the presidenis of wenty-two improvement clubs, commer- ial bodies and the Trades’ Council, asking them to send two delegates to the conveu- | tion decided upon at the annual meeting of the association, held May 28, relative to the adoption of the new charter. The resolutions adopted at that meeting were sent to the organizations mentioned. The board referred the subject of the next tax levy to the committee upon pub- lic affairs with instructions to thoroughly investigate the subject and report its re- sults to the Finance Committee of the Board of Supervisors. The following business men sent in therr applications for membership, and all were. unanimously electel as regular members of the Merchants’ Association. The mem- bership includes 452 business houses: Albion Lumber Company; Boston Woven Hose and Rubber Company; Californie Car- neries Company; N. Clark & Sons; Collins & wheeland; Consumers' Yeas: and Viaegar Works; Firemau’s Fund Insurance Company; McBean & Co.; Glindemann & : Globe-MacCabe Company; Marcus Dayid N. Hawley; Herman Heyne- chfelder & Meaney; Edward Ho. Halmes Edwards ' Silver Com ; Insurance Company of North America; 3. Josselyn & Co.; L. H. Kobn; Kragen Furniture Compa: ullman, Salz & Co.; Lune & Cownelly; G. Leipnitz & Co.; W. Loaiza & Mandel, Pursch & Wiener; E. Martin & Alex McCord & Co.; John Middleton ; G. A Murdock & Co ada Bank of San Francise Daniel Nore 0.;Paciic Lumber Company ; Parafiine Paint Company; Pernau Brothers & Pitts Company; J. J. Pfister Knitting Com- peny; Reed & Goodman; Charles C. Rfedy B. Rode & Co.; Rothschild & Ehrenpfor San Francisco Novelty and Plating \Works; William A, schultz & W. Sellschopp & Co.; Franc 1 ; M. L.Stearns; N. Van Bergen & Co.; Voss, Conrad & n Brothers; Wolters, Schein & Co. e EOTEL ARRIVALS © W Frankel, ) S B Bennett, London J Williams & wi, Eng O 1 Fethers & wi, Wis DA Lindsay, N Y C H Leadbetter Jr, Cal W E Lulley. Stanford J H Bennett, Paris L Nattan, Auckiand WM Russell. Auckland MissLPLawrence, Meibn M ss B Cudahy, Chicago T Mavsfleld, N'Y C Roth, Cincinnatt H Frank, N Y E Shorrock, Liverpool M Worrall, London JCLion, N Y , Chicago S H Wheler, Bridgeport MrsRBElswortn, Canton S Churc hill, N CWF G E B Hawilion. London H Hervey, London J Russell, ‘Auckland W D astén & w, Melborn Miss Cudahy, Chicago Miss J Cudaby, Chicago J I Gaftey, 108 Angeies S Ulim i, N Y A A Grant, Albuquerque 8 Koenizsberg. Russia LJ Belloni & wf, N Y Miss Lyon, N Y Grace Lyon, N Y MrsJ J G Webster, N Y A W Glilett, Boston W R Millizan, Toronto W H Wyman, Montreal W ii Allderice, US N R Graham, Sacramento Mfs P Cook, Kio Vista J W Mitchell, L Angeles J W David Jr, Lynchburg J Pringie, Los Angeles T Hopkins & wi, Cal W B Wheeler, Chicago ¥ B Lathrop, Naps RUSS HOUSE. W J Wythe, Oskiand H F Dingsbers, Carson E P Newhall, Wash C B Pritner. Kansas W H Coliens, San Jose Mrs B S Gerrett, N Y C A McGlasheen, Nev H W Maynard, Bric Col G S Hewett, Hanford J Clsen, Seattie 1. B Seymoure, Cal LJ Gliman, El Dorado Sheare, san Jose P Kirk, Seattle Diogne, Orezon E Huer, Yope Valley J H Booue, Texss F Lewis, Ktna ¥ T Thomas, Cal E Huchendor! & 1, Towa Conner & w, Cal Brown & w, Portiand F W Klene, Portland A Pouston, Stockion Miss A Hives. Cal J H Howard, Sacto E D Pushing, Cal Mrs IX Smith, Fer:dale W Sweetland. Cai Miss M Heath, Cal 5 E Smith & w, Wash C W Weaver. Cal vley, Angora W G Woodson, Madera C R Scott, Por iand R H Branden & w, Paris JTWF Cal T C Erickson, Portland ¥ W Farnsworih, Cal A A Rathka. Cal ‘A Jones, ~an Jose J H Martin, Cal 7 Ricirards, Ferndale Miss Smith, Ferndale Mrs L V kieath, Cal ¥ F Mess, Wash Mrs b Davis, Cal BALDWIN 3§ Beard, Centerville G Migliavhera, Naps 8 W Newoll, Scockton J € Crooks, Haywards S Ho ulsberg, Alameda ¥ G \ ilkens, Palo Alto C W Frankel, N Y G Schwaezerbach ar, Bal Dr J A Servia & w, N ¥ J Gardiner, Moaes.o E H Ezekiel, uhicago G H Roberts. L, Angeles W A Ryan, Los Angeles 3rs E Claxton, N Y K Mills. Piso Robi. W I royd. Seattle Mrs H Richerson. Porild 1 Mullin, Colusa F A Burio), Colusa G A Scott, Mexico Mrs C B Sharp, St Louls H T Hirseh, Salc L NEW WASTERN HOTEL. W Proctor, Guatemala F Looke, U S N W Fister, U S A furner & w, Cincinati €V Burrows, San Diego i Love. El Puso ¥ J Caler, Fair Oaks ~ T E Hopkins, Fair Oaks 7 B Johnston, Vanc, B C R M Wetham. Vane, B C J Mamiters, Seattle € J Lawe, Haywards B Allison, Hutchinson C M Ward, Grub Guleh © E Rother, Loowm: J McCar.hy, Isleton 5 vn G Samcels, Stockion HOTEL. J A Fengers, Petaluma chinery throughout the State for the col- Jection of money. The State convention S Edgman, Forbst J R Higgns, Vallejo CH Lewis, Harrisburg. w, Wht Pls. E D Rodes GRAND HOTEL J P Johnson & w, Oakld L E ¢ Jordan & w,Aubrn R J Hudson, Lakeport Y J lunter, Sacto A J Smith, Sacto X Wilson, Cal R S Brown, Petaluma A Jackson, Cal A Dubbers, San Rafael J A Haskel , Cal N W Turney &w, nJose I E Edwards & wf, Cal N S Moore & fam, BC Rev R A Jones, Liverpol W F Peterson Jr. Sacto E « Kane, Redding L_Antler, Denver Miss £ G Kane, Redding W H Patterson, Yreka P Deuber, Spokane A Kuiscn, Fresno D Brown, Petaluma E C Weinreich, Sacto R Spencer, Cal inreich, Virg City H Spexcer, Cal Cal J Berrymun, Berkeley ius. Berkeley J land, cait AMrs M Orr, Galt Miss Hatebey, Coio J Hood, Hanford Mrs W C Miller, Chicago Mrs S T Jount, Chicago A M Smith, Washington H Branner, Honoluln B C Tognazzi, Honolulu Rev Brown, Sioux J « Smith. Cnico M L Weaver & wif, Cal Miss E Jackson, Los Ang M Cody & wi, Cal MrsT H Jackson,LosAng Miss Koden, Toledo R B Woodham, Colusa ¥ A Smail, Colusa E T Owens, OUmaha J A Laing, San Diego A Marquis, Honolulu H W Orr & w, Mont Miss L Walker, Ind E B Gage, Ohio O L F Kellogz, Everett J F Bradley, Seattle T N Holler, Seattle P P Gray C J Deiserve, Portland G A King, 1 E Rowe & w, stockton C Wagneram & w, Minn Miss A Cabl, Cal J A Andrews & w,L Ang M W Barnes, San Jose C A Tryon, Angels C H Knapp, Hollister J Tenney, Fresno Miss M amison,Santa inner &w,Eureka Cruz J M Gleaves, Redding W W Kerrison & w,Peta- J E Murphy. Stockton _ luma H A Fairbanss, Sacto J A Gill, Sacramento Mrs A B Andrews, L Ang Miss H Andrews, L Ang Mrs M White, Los Ang Mrs W ¥ Whitney,Bostn Miss Eltiott, Stockton LICK HOUSE. T B Gray, Nevada City G Newman, Tex E Hoover, San Jose W I 1:vans, Oakland T C Garril, Sonora J M Falconer, ~eattle W H McMain, San Jose C Weissenberger, N evOty Mrs James, NevadaCity A G Hart, Salt Lake A S McGowan, Nev J M Dickson&w,Sta Rosa W G Rogers, Amalia C L Comar. Bakersfield E Mansfied, N ¥ J M Mannion, Ukiah W B Kline, Detroit H C Nash, ford T K Johnson. Sau Jose P H Johnson, San Jose H Todd, Oakiand T Snowgrass, Portland Mrs J H Nash, Portiand A Macintosh, Menlo Prk E H Switzer, San Jose J J Smith, Smithville T N Russell,Chinese Cp N Petroni, Petaluma Mra Dougherty,L Angels Mrs Hotchkiss,L Angeles 1 Dannenbaum, Vallejo W H Frenca, San Jose J H Saville, Cal ¥ Honghton, Cal W J Hiliman, Cal 3 E Camp. Sicto G W Strohl, Napa M B Granadino, San Jose J Feels, Red Bluft W Moyie & w, Valiecito Mrs Mitchell, Vallecito Miss R Moyle, Vallecito Mrs A Moyle Vallecito R L Auld & w, San Jose H U McCleilan, Eureka O R Gardner, ( Miss Hall, San Rafael C K Knapp, Calistoga N J James, San Jose W Blake, Sacto Mrs J Mcrarlane, Sacto SAN FRANCISCO *‘CALL."™ BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco CALT~ 710 Market sireet, open until 12 ¢'clock every aignt in the year. ERANCH OFFICES—630 Montgomery strost corner Clay; open until 9:30 o'clock. 889 Hayes street, open until 9:30 o'clock. 713 Larkiu street, open until 9:30 o'clock. SW. corner Sixteenth and Mission sireets, opes antil 8 o'clock. 8618 Misslon street, open untfl § o’clock. 116 Ninth street, open until 9:30 o'clock. F PE fection No. 1—Stated meeting THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING, June 5, at 7:30 o'clock. GEO. J. i10BE. B35, OFFICERS AN s ?% of Apollo i.odge 0.5 O. K., are respecifuliy sted 10 al- T tend a me«ting TH. Y,June " 5, ac 8 0'clock ction of ofticegs for the T, . C. PUST, N. G. HoLLAND Sy, Rec. Sec. EZ A0, K, DIVISION NO. 3—THE, regular monthly meeting of this di- vision wili be held on FRIDAY EVEN ING. June 5, at 8 o'clock, in Hivernia Hall Interesting reports from our late ~tate Con-" vention will be submitted. Candi slon will piense be prompt in aiter 3 LEY L JomN KENNY, Rec. REGULAR 53 the ME Caledonian NG at 8 o'clock, Sc . R. Mc OF NG THIS tish Hall, NEILL, Chief. 1.Q A. HENRY WILL LE Metropolitan Temple FRIDAY, June 5, at 8 Subject : P. 3., under the aus pices of Council 68. “The Friends and Foes of 0ld Glory . CHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA— LY CALL, sent to any address & in the United States or Canada one year for $1 50, Dpostage free. URFE AT | SITUATIONS WANTED—Continued. HELP WANTED-Continued. MIPDLE-AGED GERMAN LADY WISHES M ‘position as housekeeper: best of references. Address 1019 Noe st. MERICAN CATHOLIC :ADY WISHES position as working housekeeper: competent 10 teke full charge; best city references. A.C., box 39, Call Oftice 7OUNG SWEDISH GIRLS WISH SITUA- tions to do general housework. Apply 1135 Florida st., neur Twenty-fourth. F’x’uucu GIRL WANTS SITUATION TO take care of children or do upsiairs work. In- Quire ac 820 Franklin st., Oakland. TRON G, INDUSIRLOUS, HONEST WOMAN wants situation in_hotel or boarding-house or TRST-CLASS CHOCOLATE DIPPER. CALL atonce at SCHAEFER'S, 22 Sixth st. BUSINESS CHANCES, POT CASH PAID FOR STOCKS OF MER- chandise. T. LUBELSKI, 7 City Hall ave. W ANTED—A LARGE FIRM DOING AN TIX- tensive business both wholesale and retall would like to hear from a bright, active woman. Address Wholesale, box 36, Call Otfice. ERMAN GIRL FORCOOK AND GENERAL U housework. Call, 2 10 5, 604 McAllister st. PEXSIONS—J. H. SHEPARD & CO., OLD RE- liable attorneys, 1068 East 16th st., Oakland. ALNUKESSING, 250 AND 36c: MORNING and eve classes; 10 lessons, $1 50. 1248 Misslon. OAT-FINISHERS WANTED. 541 MARKET street. ; "A PPRENTICES -SPECTAL LESSONS EVERY | in the count;y: is willtng to work. Address A. D., FROM NEW ORLEANS Call Office, Y oUNG wibow with a child wisues a housekeeper’s position or some ight work (o do. Pleass call 917 Market st., room 2 £\ Tues. in dress cuttinz. 14 McAllister, room 67. ONVENIENT AND RESPECTABLE nchester House, 44 Third st., near Market: 200 rooms: 25 to $1 50 per night: $1 50 Lo 6 perweek : free ’bus and baggage to and from ferry. 600, GEOCEEY AND BaR: FINW S, AB - lished place doing goud business; the | stock is fresh: rent cheap and the locality fine: sce thisat 0 ce; a rare chance: good reason for | selling. T. LUBELSKL, 7 City Hall ave. | | $900. EESTAURANTAND OVSTER PAR- « lor taking in 235 a day; fine locality: cheap rent; furnishea well and a rare bargain; see this at once: object for selling going to Europe. T. LUBELSKI, 7 Cliy Hall ave. BUSINESS CHANCES—Continued. 5 STORE: ON SUTTER ST.; 250). Sriase day. sales 810: owner sick average dafly 1 With rheumatism. WILKES & WCTF, 531 Cali- fornia st. “()() COR.GEOCERY ANDBAR:1BLOCK $60 « from Market st., near Wells-Fargo office: doing large trade; deathcalls owner east. WILKE & W F, 531 « alifornia st. TrENTION—2 ACRES [\ house, other improvements, w price $18.0; cash or exchange for WILKE & WOLF, 531 California st. RANCH, est Berkeley, good saloon. $1500. EEEE BOTILING (WORKS: 5| DUV teams; fine route; business actually paing above expenses. $150 month; investizate this rare chance; the piace will stand the fullest investigation. T LUBELSKI, 7 City Hall uve. $2000. PARTNER: 0N HE B r4 « paying newspapers in lively northern town ; presses and type ali of the latest; alt county printing: object for seilinz need the vices of en- ergetic man. T. LUBELSKI, 7 City Iiall ave. 7 INCHESTER HOUSE. 44 THIRD ST., NR. Market: 200 rooms: 25¢ to $1 5U per night: $1 50 to #6 per week; convenient and respectable; free by d_baggage to and from the ferr: SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE. 1 COACHMA FIRST-CLASS FR gardener desires situation. or us butle erences: city or country. MISS CULL Satier UNTHER & CO., CHINESE AND JAPAN. em plovment office, 17 Webb st., below Kear- ny, bet. California and Sacramento, tel. 251. . AND JAPANESE EMPLOYMENT office; best help. 41415 O'Farrell; tel. k. 426, HINESE AND JAPANESKE RELIABLE el. Main 1997. BRA DLEY &CO., 640 Clay. P 55 C0uS S0v SURFLIES CUvKS: ALL «brauches :short rotice. 14 Geary. tel.Grant48. JATANESE AND CHINESE EMPLOYMENT office; best help. 314B Sutter: tel. Grant 30. OUNG MAN OF 22 DESIRES A SITUATION in_business house or store; willing to do uny kind of work; is & good stenographer ana ty writer ard 1s familiar with office work and assist- ant bookkeeping. Address W. W., box 50, Call. Y OUNG MEN WiSHES A SITEATION TH hotel or restaurant to learn waiting: will work for his board the first month. Address K., box 72, Call Office. PARBERS_SITUATION WANTED BY GOOD young barber to help ou. Saturday or study. Address Barber, box 60, Call Office. LACE WANTED BY FIKST - CLASS butcher; city or country: wages $560. Addrss 141915 Sanchez st. TOUNG GERMAN OF 25 WOULD LIKE A job about a store or private place as porter, gar- dener and care of horses, etc.; good references. Aadress T. W., box 63, this office. FIRST-CLASS “MECHANIC A8 PATNTER and paper-nanger wishes situation in country; can furnish tools and tackles; is willing to do other work if not supp!ied with painting. Address box 43, Call otfice. AN AND WIFE, WITH BEST REFER- ence, desire position on a farm. Address P. YUGLARD. 62! FIRST-CLASS COOK WANTS SITUATION good references. H. ROBINSON, 1426 Maso: MAN _AND wiki; Ea2STERN PEOPLE M an understands ‘gencral work on private place, horses, cattle, poultry: wife competent cook, housekeeper or sccond work; references. Address T. B., box 63, Call Office. M i has best of references | ith for the last twelve | daress S. E., box 92, from firm he has been years: salary uo object. this otice, W ER_HOUSE, 44 THIRD, R ctric lights in every room: 200 | rooms; 25¢ to $1 50 per nicht: £1 50 to' §5 per ree bus and baggage (o and from the ferry. TANTED—BY A GUOD MAN, A POSITION for city apd nearby tiade, 1ong expericne salary or commission or 1oth: best references. Add; S. J., boX 91, this office. ING AND FITTING perfect fitting patterns LcDOWELL Academ i MALE HELP WANTED. 7 ANTED—BUTTER-MAKER AND ALES- i ¥ man for a milk, butter and egg depot in San rancisco; must be American an! siugle; first- class place; $30 per month and jound: also 50 farmers, milkkers and others. W. D. CO. 626 Clay st. V ANTED—JOE GLISSMAN, THE ard, please call. W. D, EWER & CO., 626 Clay st. ‘\v ANTED—COOK FOR HOTEL, $40; SEC- ond cook, $35; young waiter, §80: teamster for haying, $20, etc.” LEON ANDRE, 315 Stock- n st. 50 SAWMILL LABORERS, $20 AND FOUND; 20 tlemakers, 8c and 10c each; 6 farmers.. $26; 10 farmers, $20; charcoal-burner, 10c_sack; 5 (eamsters, $1 70 dav: 5 woodchoppers, 1 cord. MURRAY & READY, Leading ikmployment Agen s, 634 and 636 Clay st. MILKERS, $25; STABLEMAN, CITY; MAN to berd hogs: boy for a ranch. $100 a year: 3 choremen. MURRAY & READY, Leading Em- ployment Agents, 834 and 636 Clay s 5 COOKS. $30 TO $60; 3 DISH WASHERS, $10 t0 $20; 3 waiters, $30: choreman, country ho- tel, $16; ola man to_cook for 3 men, $12; ironer for Troy machine. MURRAY & READY. Lead- ing Emplo, ment Agents, 634 and 636 Clay st. ANTED—DAIRYMAN, NEAR CITY, CALL early, $30; milkers, $20, $22 50 and §30: wagon-makers.'$2 75 n day: Isundryman: chore: man; cook and wife for country hotel, $60: wait- Tess, couniry, $25; porter and others. 'Apply to J. E. CROSETT & CO., 628 Sacramento st. W AITEE TOR SPRINGS, $26; BELLBUY, with good references, hotel, $15. C. R. HAN- SEN & C0., 110 Geary st. W ANTED-IN WHOLESALE HOUSE, Y OUNG man _stenographer, typewriter and general utility: references; state salury expected. Utility box 112, Call. JXPERIENGED CASSIMERE WEAVERS; men of familles pref-rred. § Oregon City Manu- facturing Company, oregon Cily, Or. EEs MAN WITH $100 TO TAKE half-interest in comedy com pany now Organiz- log for the road. Call or address W. A. RICE, fon st. 1429 My W ANTED — PARTNER FOR TRAVELING ) country; good paying business. S., box 51, this office. W NTED—GOLDEN GATE DYE 2 Mcallister st. TED AT ONCE AT R. BREM- RS, 30 (Gran: ave., corner Sutter st. T XPERIENCED OPERATORS ON CLOAKS and suits. LOEWENTHAL'S, 914 Market st. ATLOR W23 L IX PAPER ROUTES; CAN BE MADE TO pay $200 per month; best paper on coast out- side San Francisco: look this up. KENNY & GO., 765 Market st. G175, FLEASANT, PROFITABLE BUSE . ness suitable for lady or gentleman: tablished and extending to sl the coas and inte- rior; this is good. KENNY & CO., 765 Market st. $ }‘)() LODGING.HOUSE: 10 ROOMS AND . ba'h; most desirabl» block on POt st. oniy six minutes’ walk from Kearny st. : house fuil of desirable roomers; 1s a bargain. KENNY & CO., 765 Marxet st. $97: LODGING-HOUSE: 11 W ELL-FUR- 9. mshed rooms; N house full._KENNY & CO., 765 Mark 't. $ 35(), RESTAURANT = AX D OVSTER- 20DV, house in immediate vicinity of Baldwin ‘Hotel: fine business. KENNY & CO., 765 market. $650 CAND FACTORY AND STORE; . corner, in the Mission: value of stock, £1000; receipts $15 to $2) daily; living rooms. M. LESS CO., 7331/, Market st. 2500, ILNE CORNER GROCERY AND . bar; choice portion Western Ad- dition; elegantly fitted up; has a well-paying trade;'best class of custom; big bar trade; good outsideroute; cheap rent; owner's;time occupied in another business which prevents him attending 10 this. M. LESS & CO.. 7581/, Market st. ®1500. RESTADRANT AND OVETER: house in extra zood location, north of Market at.; elegantiy fitted; everything first- class throughout: dining-room taxed to its utmost capacity; highest class of custom; best_price: owner going out of the State. M. LESS & CO.. 785 Market st. | locality an T A SALOON, WITH "LIVING $0DO. doing average $20 trade per day Oceanic Wharf: Tent: lease; & sa WILKE & WC alifornias. RE COH ROCERY AND BA 33100- with living-rooms, on Larkin st.; low ren:; zood piace: Kept by OWwner for years: rare chance. WILKE & WOLF California st. CORNER BAR: WESTE $5O '« tion; club and living roo:a: money-m aking place. WILKE, 531 Californi: 50 CIGAR-STANP WITH $450). Tonuze on’ Kearny st.: years; rar W b ‘ha WOL CORNER BaR, WITH 8 00, 1 turnished ropms, all rented: best Jocation lea rent $86! Sac _l‘:(k‘v‘d sickness. WILKE & WOLK vOR() PARTY $250. Fouse: excenent 3 first-class cook. WILKIE & WO F, 531 Cal E~TAURANT; FIRS S TRAD, sale cheap on account oOf sickness; change for property or business of equal value in dpcllmsle suitable for a consumpiive Call or address 3341 Mission. SUITABLE YOUNG MAN TO TAKE $175. equal interest in stereopticon outtit and join one of experience now about to startonan exhibition and lecture tour, taking in Seattle, Yel- lowstone Park, Salt Lake, Yosemite, etc. Address Stereopticon, box 109, Call Office. ANTED—YOU TO LIST YOUR BUSINESS with us: will sell It in 3 days or treat; we haya buyers for ail kinds of businesses. Columbia, 128 Fourth st. £1200 GBooERY AND BAR: GOOD LOCATION and business. Apply Call Office. 00D ROUTE FOR SALE ON THIS PAPER. ‘Apply T. P. RIORDAN, 632 Market, room 2 HORSE GROCERY; 2 ROOMS; ve., Alae » and wagon. 918 Central LODGING-HOUSES FOR SALE. &15(), PARTNER "WANTED: STEADY D12, man 10 look atter office, handle cash, etc., in legitimate busin‘ss, situated across the bac: experience not necessary; duties easily learned: bas ine horse and buggy: $65 to £75 per month to euch. See G ART, Market st. F YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL A LODG- ing-house see T. LUBELSKI, 7 City Hall ave. A() 16-ROOM LOD HO! LOW B150. 1t Tocation al; bos bareain ever offered; don't fall to see this snap. HICKOK & CO., 87314 Market st. &9R() CIGAR-STORE, FINELY FITTED DOV, up: Targe stock’ situated on good cor- ner, at prominent transter point; owner sicl must sell; stock will invoice price asked. GiO. STEWART, 8 arket st. .1(0(' $850 CASH, COFFEE SALOON ) and restanrant; one of the finest loca- tions i ¢ city. near Market st.; vlegaut fixtures, well estab Ished, trade runs from $50 to 860 per day: best of reasons for selling. GEO. STEWART, 602 Market st. Hail: neat attractive : large number regular bargain. STENBERG COMPANY, t st $45(). FESTAURANT, NEWLY FIITED, D20V, near the Mint, bik steady trade; excel nt_chance for 2 ladies or gentleman of energy. STEINBERG CO., 632 Market st. RO TO WASH DISHES AND HELP IN O\ Biichon: $10 and room. 511 Valencia st. APA GARDEN LR, Stnaby, SUBEK, 10 do general udllity aroun: house, city or coun- try; reference. CHAKLEY IMATSU, 282 Pacific av W ANTED-BY MAN AGED 80, EMPLOY- ment. thorouchly reliable, not afraid of work, writes a good hsnd. iress s . k., box 39, Call, MAX Alameda: attends nigh tionér, box 39, Call. ¥ ILOR TO DO CLI repairing. 441 Bush st W A S TED = FIRST-CLASS B2 RBERS; 0 cents on dollsr. 207 Fourth. . D.R ARBIRS PROTECTIVE UNION ARBERS— UK EMPLOYMaN U CALL retary Barbers Asso., 325 Grant ave. S. FUCHS. Y STEADY, SOBER, MIDDLE-AGED MAN, situation as dishwasher in small restaurant or botel- last place four years, Address A. 3., Call Otfice, Uskland. AP HANGER, WITH TOOLS, WANTS | A plecework: paperhung 9c per roll 620 Lar- kin I‘RY DESIRES POSITION | 15 as private detective: undersiands his busi | ness; strictly confidentiai. Address S. C., box 55, Call Oftice. | | SPECIAL NOTICES. BAD TENANTS EJECTED FOR $4; collections mude, elty or country. Pacific Collection Co., 415 Monigy st., room 8. Tel. G580, ¥ NOTICE — ABANDONED CHILDRE in the Roman_ Catholic Orphan Asylum since January, 1856—Martha Fros:, age 7 years Anna Deenes, age 10 years: Rose Deency, age 6 years; Margaret McCarthy, uze 8 years; Mary Hig- gins, age 10 years. Respectiuily, SISTERS OF CHARITY. R. HARRISON HAS REMOVED FROM 1118 Market st. to 11 raylor, room 1. . ejects costs paid. ‘Telephone Hed GERMAN COOK _WANTS POSITION with Americans. F. & Co. 'H GIRL WOULD LIKE GE vork; references. FENT ED As HOU can give bond & | rooms: 26¢c o $150 per night; $1 50 TOUNG MAN WA WORK: HANDY AT painting, whitewashing, paper-hanging: will work reasonable by the dav: city or country; good references. HARRY, box 82, Call Office, G!’GU ¥ MAN BAR- keeper ndinavian; | city or councry. Call. Address B. T., box 7OUNG MAN WANTS WORK OF ANY KIND | with grocery firm; experieuced cierk; ! drive wazon: best of reference. Address Clerk, | box 89, Cail Office. i RCHARDIST WANTS POSITION TO TAKE | charge orchard; vines,stock and general farm ears’'California experience; Al ref Adilress Ranch, 31214 Fulton st | WHO THOROUGHL DER- | ingz and cutting ludles’ cloaks, de- first-class tailor; good refererces. sires a position 441 Nutoma s VENTLEMAN OF 13 YEARS EXPERIENCE | X wishics position as steward or manager in good | Lotel he right man for the right plac box 34, Call Oftic: TATION, S pte withous ent er or chamberm. man totake care of horses, ¢ as porter; references. Cail L. Market—Klectric lights in every room; 200 to §6 per trec bus and baceace (0 and from the ferry. EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, son st., furnishes help of all nationalities. 10N WANTED BY . STABLE, D woman to do general housework: plain cook ana laundress; no objections 0 the countre; many vears’ reference. Call or address 364 ADY AND H 4 ation to do cooking: best of referen Address L. D., box 102, Call Oflice. i P W I tion to do zeneral housewor wages $15. Call or address IWEDISH GIRL WANT: D housework in_American famil $20. Address 1 70 E housework: good cook: fund of children; city or country. 271 Fourth st. TOUNG LADY WISHES POSITION AS GOV- ervess, chamberwork or sccond work; good references. S. G, box 17, Call Off MPDLE-AGED WOMAN DESIKES & FOSI- I tion as ccok and assist in housework in a schoolteacher’s or a private detective's family: wages 10 object. Ad. American, box 63, this office. 3sic st FEMALE HELP WANTED. OND GIRL, $20; | 15 housework girls, | 6 yonng girls, as- . 523 Sutter st. X second girl, Oakland. $2 cily and conntr sist, $10 (o0 $15. W oMA $12 W ANTED-COOK. COU second and Janndress, $20; waitress, city, $20; mbermaid and waitress, $20: French giil for | German nurse, $15. LEON AN- Ktcn st | Dot less than 5 fect 5 inches in height; of good | clared their intentions to become citizens will e | ournew cruisers. For further information apply at AKBERS ASSOCIATION UF CA L EMPLOY- ment. Sec’y, P. C. Hamaun, 25915 O’ Farreil. —BARBER TO BUY A 4-CHAIR best location on Market s price $250. B., box 4, Call Oftice. |, AREER: -CENT SHOP FOR SALE: 2 ! chalrs: besi location; 3 livinz-rooms; clears $20 to $26 a weex; Lrial given; selling on account of sickness. Apply Call. JARBERS—3 GOOD BARBER CHAIRS AND ) fixtures for sale cheap; to be removed imme- diately. Appiy 222 Stockion st. 'LASS MERCHANT TAILOR CUT- ment secretary, CONRAD TROELL, 657 Clay tant news for you. CRAL AGEN & money KW WALDU OUSE, 76 3d and 4th—Single furnished room: B0c:week $1 (0 §2 50: reading-room : statien- tion (0 morning calls: clean; quiec; open ull o W ANTED—ANIDEA: WHO C HINK OF some simple thing to paten Protect your jdeas; they mav bring_you wealth. Write JOHN WEDDERBURN & €0, Dept. L, Patent Attor- neys, Washinzton, D. C.. for their $1800 prize offer and it of 200 1nventions wanted. TACE i R SE and shoes, 749 Mission st., opp. Grand house; new calt shoes, pointed toe, our make, and §3: Jadles’, gents’ and chidren’s misfic and cast-off shoes bought or exchanged. PLCHOU Rol BUoye MARKED ST.— to 50c. night; §1 10 3% week. UST OPE CONTINENTAL HOUSE, 521 Pacific si., below Kearny: lodging half price, be, 10¢, 1 ht: 00, JANTED—FOR THE UNITED married men between the ages of 21 and 30 yea: {AX, 476 Jersey. TS, WITH SMALL CAP- Marine Corps, U. S. navw, able-bodied, un- character and temperate habits; able to read, write and speak k.nglish properiy; only citizens of the United States or persons who have legally de- accepted; this important brauch of the naval service offers special inducements: giving on portunities to visit all parts of the world on board the Reeruiting Ofice, 20 Ellfs st., San Francisco, ALF SHOES MADE 70 ORDER FOR §2 50 / halt-soleing 26¢ up. 969 Howard st., nr. Sixti. STHMA CURE GUARAN SEED; DK. GOR din’s Chocolate Kmulsion. 221 Davis, nr. Clay. J INCHE:! Market V room : 25 cents a night: Teading and baggage to and irom the ferry SAN JUAN, SE girl_for Calistoga, 2 in family, see 350, $15: cook for Oakland, $20 to | 1’ LAUNDR NO PERI- | $15 10 $25 and Tound; mangler for laundry, $18.’ C. R. HANSEN & CO,, 110 SPECTABLE WOMAN WOULD LIKE A house 10 take care of, or would do s:airs wo k and cooking; good clty references. Call 72534 Bush s JURSE_RESPECTABLE WOMAN WISHES sita fon 10 nind achild; references. X. ., box 136, Call Office. IRST-CLASS DRESSMAKER WILL GO OUT by the day or work at home; fit guaranteed; reasonable. 219 Golden Gate ave. §) YOUNG, STRONG GERMA .y G/RLS WAN [ situations (o do cooking, general ho.isework or second work: wages §20 to $26; good references. Call or address F.D., 4134 Nineteenth st., near Castro. l' OUNG GIRL, 17, WISHES PLACE TO AS- sist with housework and care of cuildren. Ad- dress G. B., box 68, Call Uffice. 7 ANTED—SITUATION TO NURSE INVA- S ANTED—A WAITRL HOTEL Wil or'care or aniarem.either tn ity or coun: | W Somes, o * b paia O A ppte M1 try. 1221 O'Farrell st., room 22. PLUNKETT, 421 Sutter st. ¢ "H AND IRISH SKCOND Rirls, §20; 4 ¢ German style, $25; 4 | cooks in boarding-house, restsurant and institu- L #20, $25 and $30; 2 waitresses, hotel. $20, u large nnm ver of irls for cookig and bou work in city and country. J. F. CROSE 812 Sutter st. \ 1DDL ED GERMAN OR SCANDINA- V1 vian ranch cook, $20 to $25: watiress Ama- dor, $20: xirl for chamberwork and waiting, plain country hotel, $15, fare paid; waitress, small restau- rant near city, 3815 and room: aud other places. MURRAY & HEADY, 634 Clay st. NEATY UNG WOMAN; HOUSEWORK AND L\ “cooking: American family of three near city, $20. MUKRAY & READY, 634 Clay st. ANTED — A COOK FOR SMALL FAMILY In country, §30: see lady here this morning Apply MisS PLUNKETT, 424 Sutter st. VW IDOW WISHES SITUATION A8 HOUSE- keeper; city or country. Call at 681 Mission st., room 10, first floor. (XPERIENCE! LAUNDRESS WISHES work Thursdav and Friday each week. Please call 211 Lily ave., off Octa: Two EASTERN GIRLS, SECOND WORK; wages $25. 1045 Market at., ) osemite House. JTUATION WANTED AS COUK OR GEN- eral work in small private family: competent American woman; good reference. Address T. K., box 74, this oftice. 7OUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUATION TO DO econd work. take care of child or do sewing, Call 1117 Hampshire st. OMPETEN I' RELIABLE WOMAN WISHES J any kind of work by the day. 114 Fourtn st., room 53. £ JEST-CLASS COOK WISHES SITUATIO in private fami y: understands it thoroushly. Call & 133114 Cxlifornia st. OXE NCED SEa gagemants by the Please call 428 Natoma &’ MrRICAN WOMAN DESIRES LIGHT honse work or second work; enild 7 yexrs old; country preferred. 530 Sixth st. 9 TRI'SS WISHES B y with a dressmaker. VIRLS OF A LL NA 'TONALITI®S AS COOKS, nurses, upstairs work or general housework Seck positions. German Employment Office, 506 ason 8t ((HAMBERMAID, $20. WAITRESS, nurse, $2 tamily, $26 German nursegirl, $12; housegirl, $15. ter st. ( 820; cook, country, §25: housegirl, ¥ in second girl, $20; 4 housegirls, $20; 315 Sut” VOMPETENT WOMAN OF GOOD ADDRE: / can secure lucrative employment with respon- sible business house; no previous experience; liberal salary to right party. Address Posi- tion, box 7, Call Office. \7OUNG GIRL FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK; good wages to competent party. 1036 Regent St., narrow-gauge, Alnmeda. 609 TO 643 (LAY ST r ot lunch 5 cents, \\ ANTED — MEX 10 LecARN BARBER trade; oniy 8 weeks required; tools given and catalogue sent. S. F. Barber School, 1516 Howard. TLERKS AND LABURRERS CLAIMS B'GHT J ac’ts adjusted. RATTO'S, 512 M'y, tel. m. 853. EST IN CITY--SING' E ROOMS, 15, 20 AND 25 cents per night, $1. $1 25, 81 60 per week. Pacific Mouse, Commercinl and Leidesdor? sts. UOMS 166 T 75¢ PI.R NIGHT: 500 TO 31 50 per week. Oriental, 225 Dromm st. E $650. COR ern Addition bulding oniy man and wife. S %300, S)LooN IN BUSY PART OF TO\ | DUV, cheap ren 't miss this bargain. TENBERG & CO.. 632 Marke: OUSE OF 1ISNEWLY FURNISAED ROOMS, s8_condition; bargaiu. 41 F t. COR. HOUSE, NEAR BALDWIN ell. DECKER, 1020 Market st. WM ORNER H 5, §650; WORTH #2500: must be sold. 1020 Market. + ROOM bl o worih J R OMS: nished; $350. DEC 5100 LODGING - HOUSE, R $ . nicely furnished. HEGARTY, Market st. EDDY_ST., NICELY FUR- . 1020 Market st. 3 ROOMS, 1004 R _UNION selling ac- FF, 921 Market, : FULL 921 Market st. ROOMS 60 $1500. For Worcs: low r count of deatli. BA RRI V-SO SACRIFICE: 7 ROO! $80. Bikrirr & skir SALE. FURNITURE FOE £ 3(). ECRNITURE 6 EOO) - Change, box 34, this office. ADDRESS TED IN WE. -laundry in first- de of leading lodg- valuable outside $3001(, FARINER WaN « established stea class ranning order; has the ing-houses ana utes: ho s and wagon: ‘ease If properly attended ; books open for insp. tion: full investigation. STENBERG CO., 632 Market st. $00. TE JOHD [ D, ESTA 3 . with larze route; baking 2 barrels daily. | Kearny s 3 ON PRINCIPAL STREET: one 0f the best in this city: cheap; rent mod- JOHNSYON, 261, Kearny & ,-00 “FRUIT AN B STORE, DOVU. a1 10cation: : res ceipts $15 day. BARRET Market. B TAND IN :fi\ZOU. city. BA\RRETT & SKIFF, 921 Market WILL BUY CIGAR, STATIONERY business sure to in- | MUST Call 323 JEW FURNITURI OF 4 KOOM FLA cause, departure. as new cash or time: open evenings. JOIRE SALE ! Prices stand Ull Roods are completely dis osed of. ak bed sets. 13 5) Bed lounges. 300 Stoves ... 75 Carpets, per yard Linoleum, per yard. Matiing, peryard. Till our new buliding 13 erected these prices will stana. Till such time we are conducting busioess ai SE. corner Seventh and Mission sis J. NOONAN. 40 £1 CARPETS CHAMBER BETS, $14; parlor sets, $20: folding-beds, ed- ounges. $7. T. D. McCARTHY 112 dth. Apply &) 100 Lo e i _clearing over $100 month; building included; ground rent small; great barguin. BARREIT & SKIFF, 921 Marker. S100. 5 ISERYAND BAI FURNITURE “ . wli rooms. HE(}:\RT , 1004 Market. $~ 000, Ea5E INTEREST IN STEAM - + laundry doing from 8100 to 8150 per day; a barzain. HICKOK & CO., 87314 Market. &G00.E )R HALF INTEREST IN GOOD YUV paying roadside house, or $1100 for ai fine garde s for private picnics. HICKOK & CO., 8781/ Market st. $100, SEOCERY STORE AND ¢ TUR- . nished rooms. Apply to DECKER, 1020 Market st. N CO! R SALOON; GOOD LOCATION owner going in other business. \\Mi'h}l‘ BROTHER, 132 First st. BARGAIN ALOON, WITH 11 furnished rooms in business j.art of the cit; A present owner conducting business for 12 _vears reason, retiring from business. Sac Apply SW. mento and Drumm sts. ON MARKET S 00. 50 DOUV. nr’the Baldwin: must be sold at onc a bargain to the right party ; trial given if desirec noogent need apply. Address k., box 94, this office. W ANTED-LADY OR GENTLEMAN WITH 8250 td engage in a well-established business paying 850 per month to each purty: no triflers. Address N. B. D, box 106, Call. FINE SALOON ON BEST PART OF - Market strest; full valne In stock: ap at $500; dissgreenient of parinecsuip cause of selling. Yusiness Exchange, 777 Mar«et st. BRAN RY, CANDY AND tore; 2 living - rooms; good Howard st N [ OR FEMALE, W ITH $100, AS PAILT- AV ‘ner, to tend store: neat business: easy worl $65 a month. Blua, box 9, Call Offi 6. REAT EASTERN STEAM CARPET OLEAN ing Works. Tel. So. 576; 14 8ih st. B. & (CARPETS CLEANED, Tel. Jessie 944. ST W EEN YOU BECOME DISGUSTED WITH poor work send t0 SPA ULDING'S P pet Beating Works, 353-57 Tehama st. ; tel Uuskml\'scaxm EXATING WORKS. 358 Golden Gate ave.: telephone east 126. TARPETS CL ikb new. FELGU South 86. D. MACKINTOSH & CO, E MITCHELL CARPET CLEA « 14th st ; cleaning 3¢ a yard. McQUEEN'S CARPET BEATING AND R) o ovating works. 4. Stevenson: tel. sout) ‘enth; tel. successors. D BUFF, Address CUMBERS, 500 ShIcx CH: HATCHED BY O Schule’s self-regulating hot-water incu- bator; best in the wor!d. 1213 Valencia st. OMESTIC SEWING MACHINE; COST $85; will sell for $20. 1559 M arke: st. REOPTICON, ALMOST NEW, Apply 1401 Baker %‘b‘fi BRANCH BAKERY, CONFECTION- d 109 Sixth st E « ery and_notions; noliv- | TRESH DURIAN COW; MILKS 6 GALLONS; gentle. 1312 F GOING EAS SET OF (COMFLETE BLOCK BOOK 8; cheap. ZADIG & CO., 306 TABLISHED CANDY, TOBACCO ionery store, with ice cream and ta- ELL-E and stat \ male parlor attached; 10r sale cheap. Apply 1314 Howard st. : IN MAYFIELD, SANTA CLARA v, Occilental Hotel and bar: rent $25. oply - DUCKER or F. PRITCHARD, 12 Mar' et st JLESTCLASS PAYING STEAM LAUNDRY for sale; good location: established 20 yvars; 5 or10 years' lease of grount and building as de- sired. ~ Address J., box 164, this office. A BARGAIN_STATIONERY STORE; GOOD A Ccorner location: cheap rent. Address H. B., box 101, Call Oflice. - 7 0 COLLECT WAGES DUE LABOR ers&cierss. KNOX Collection Agey, 110 Sutter \\' HAT CHERR HOUSE, 520 SACRAMENT ) st.; 200 rooms; best in the city: singe rooms 20 and 25c a night, ¥1 o week: meals 10c. G ROCERY AND BAR: 8 LIVING ROOMS: I good location. ~Call at 28 Rausch st., bet. Sev- enth and Eighth, Howard and Folsom. VW ANTFD—RESTAURANT -CHEAP FOR cash. Address S., box 2, this office. PROPERTIE! one aimost ready for opera;ion, having devel opment work and mill: the other a regular bullion producer, netting $2000 per month. Address Gold Mines, box 66, Placerville, Cal. ICYCLE BAKGAINS—TA and gents’ wheels; don't fai before buying. Market st. FoE SALE_3 DEMS, LADIES' to call and inspect F. R. GRANNIS & Cu., 609 D-HAND 95" BICYCLES, $25 10 Hamiltou Cyclery, Baker and Hayes sis. 3, SHOWCASES ,bet. 7th & Kt EPOWER GAS engine for sale cheap. App!: Bay st. B‘IRST-CLASS SECOND-HAND WASHING- ton hand press; alsoeighth medinm Universal: y or address 215 W ANTED— ) ABORERS “AND MECHANICS 10 know that kd Holkin, Reno House proprie- tor, still_runs Denver House, 217 Third st.; 150 large rooms; 25¢ per nigh:: $1 to 33 per week. { INUELL HOUSE, SIXTH AND HOWARD « sts.; single furnished rms 75c week, 15¢ night. (0 MBS T TAKE LODGING AT ive, 15 and 20c a night, including coffes and rolis €24 Washington st., near Kearny. K AKE SHOE DOCTORS; WE REPAIR your old shoes and make them 2segood as new, and with onr new machines we can do your work at one-half the usual-psice; done while you wait. 562 Mission st., between First and Second sts. ANTED—SINGLE KOUMS, 16¢ A DAY: $1 voek; rooms for two, 25¢ a day, $1 50 & weei; reading-room: daily papers. 46 Cluy st. Vlu\' TC FEED MANHATTAN S10CK £00D; M "an grocers keep it. EN'S SECOND-HAND _ SHOES, nearly new, 25¢ to §1 25. 562 Mission. [{EEE BEER—TWO SCHOONERS FOR be; aiso a hottl eof lager, bc, at 657 Clay &&. T KY ACME HoUSE. b07 M3 GKED S low Fixth for a yenm n S1 8 SOM Bi- A() EXPRESS BUSIN GOOD . stand; clears $80 per month: sold on accoun: of sickness. Apply cigar-store, 205 Lurkin, thoroushiy overbauled; cheap. Address C. A., box 100, this office. QECOND-HAND GAS OR GASOLINE EN- gines; various sizes: guaranteed perfect orde bargain. ' G. E.. box 100, Call. *0ZY SALOON; CENTRAL AND NORTH OF _ Market. Address Cozy, box 36, Call: 1o agents. RARGA WRITERS: ALL MAKES FOR K:s.un,k:x — L;n'vl DRUGSTORE; GUOD stock and location; low price. Add: A P., box 62, Call Office. » ieion JOR SALE — CIGAR AND STATIONERY H ore: ood ilvimcrosas s e 04 oppari- nity for man and wife. Apply 29 Ninth st. ARTNER WANTED ON 6-ACRE FRU ranch stocked with hogs ana poultry: Feait. vale. Apply 34 Donohue building. QALOON FOR SALE—$800: W ELL STOCKE 2004 location: good reason for selling: no agents. Address T., box 60, this office. JILK BUSINESS OF 80 CANS, BET, IV trace. Tor sale chegs mus e st by ool of June. Apply this oftice. it OR. SALOON WITH LIVING ROOMS: cheap Tent; bargain. P 3 Cheap gain. Apply 212 Eighth st., cor. OR SALE—FRUIT AND CANDY STAND: luside dépot. Cor. Californta st and Central are. JUILDINGS BOUGHI: LUMBE » doors, mantels, ete.. for sale. 11 NE- SMALL MEDIUM AND LARGE fire and burg'ar proot safe. 109, 111 Markes 35 bhand. W.S8 RAY Mix Co.-12 LOST. ROWNSEALSKIN CAPE AT CALEDONIAN I3 pienic: $5 reward: no questions asked. Re. turn J. ROSE, Fourteenth st.and Hailroad ave., South Sau Francisco. OST OR STOLEN—YESIEEDAY, BLACK Newfoundland dog; old scar on nose; silver- linked collar. Return 1432 Juckson st.; receive reward. PARTNERS WANTED. A A A A e A A~~~ ARTNER IN HOTEL BUSIN ESS; $1000 RE- jeaiined. Ownex, 1176 Kast fourteenth st., Oak- and. FURNITURE WANTED. QWEDISH OR GERMAN GIEL: COUKING L and downstairs work. Call from 8 A, M. to 2 P.30 1354 Post st. ECOND-HAND FURNITURE FOR COUN- u“'ll'}’: I pay good prices. T. LUBELSKL 7 City ave. § i'vfiu, FOR GENERAL HOUSEWURK; MUST “r"umnemnnd cooking: wages $15. Apply 1935 “11is 8t. A MALONE PAYS 20 PER CEXT MOBL than elsewhere for furniture to fill country orders. Leave orders at KING'S, 3 Fourth st. VIKL TOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK: NO washing; 812, 2615 Octavia st. F YOU WANT GOOD PRICES FOR FURNI. “OUNG GIRL FOR _LIGHT HOUSEWORK. ture and merchandise see BURD, 211 Larkin, send for Simmons Auction Co., 1057 Market. OMPETENT WOMAN WISHESSITUATION: is good cook; willing 10 do small washing: would be willing 'to go to Berkeley or Oakland. Apply 83 Rus; st. OUNG WOMaN WOULD LIKE POSITION as housekeeper: city or country. Call or ad- dress 3033 Sixieenth si., near Mission. ADY OR EXPHRIENCE WISHES POSI- S tion #s housekeeper, companion to invalid or any positior: of tro.t; thoroughly reliable: refer- ences If required. Address MRS. L. 8., Oakland Cffice Call. W ASTED-POSITION AS HOUSEKEEPER, vompanion Or nurse toa lady: domesticated and fond of children. Address E. B, box 73, Call. 18 Cherubusco st., off Cortland ave. Y RFORE SELLING YOUR FURNITUR: 3 BASCH, 321 SUITTumE, WANTS FURNL « ture, saloons and merchandise: highest price. OUNG GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE- L work and mind baby. 20 Fair Oaks st. ERMAN GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE- T work. 2802 Pine st. MAYER BUYs YOUR FURNITURE - carpeis. piano. 1185 Markot: tel. Jessie 761 ERIENCED FORLLADY WANTED TO take charge of clonk and dress alterations; siic fully experience and where formerly em- ploved. Apply by jetter only lo Manager Cloak De] tment, K riu; T LLIGENT NIGHT NURSE tor smalt private hospiial: graduate not neces- sary. Apply 1620 Broadway, bear coruer of Van et ave. . WANTED-MIiSCELLANEOUS, IGHEST PRICES PA1D LADIES', GEN' chilaren’s clothing: postals. Mrs. Hahn, 316 8d. . RANCH BAKERY, NOTIONS: NN rooms: good corner? low rent. » 149 Gassore, 7() SHOESTORE AND GOOD REPATI: $200 1ng shop: cause sickness. 106 Winth ar NY STUCK OF MvRCHANDISE 4L for cash: city or country, Mo vox 2, anC T Gnd?:unv’.\xn'mx. WELL STOCKED: 2201 Fitieenth, cor. Noe. cheap; make offer. OALYARD; BEST BARGAIN IN CITY: houserent free; long horses, wagons, etc.: lease: 1o agents. Apply Call Ufice, OR RENT, UNFURNISHED—THE “GRAN. Flu'llouu," Folsom, Cal., a 2-story frame hotel, containiug par or. diving-room, barroon, kitchen #nd 22 bedfoomy: in £0od repair and fine focation: splendid opportunity for any person desirons of olng into the hiotel business: extra inducements offered. Address LOUIS KLUMPD, Folsom, Cal. BOARDINGHOUSE: GOOD BARGAIN: ON Bt sckness. Apply Call Office. ARTY WHO FOUND PURSE AT COR, FUL- ton and Fillmore 5ts. on 24 {nst. 10 avoid troue ble, as party is known, return same to Call Offic: reward $20. OST—WEDNESDAY, JACKSON, NR, POW- ell st., satchel with purse, spectacles and bunch of Keys: §2 reward. 9.5 Le Roy place, oft SRcramento st. OST — ENGLISH PUG HITCH. R 22 Pine st. AR AND LIC reward. ieturn 715 O'Facrell s E ASERE- and’ recvive reward. OST—DARK BROWN SPANIEL DOG. RE- s Eighteenth and Shotwell sis., liberal reward. ] ADIES PURSE LOST THIS A. M. CORNER Fu ton ‘and Fillmol 2 v ol re st $20 reward. 800 YENTLEMAN PARTNER 7 lady of means, $35 capital. 12 JFLOUR-SACKS FOk SALE: NICE CLEAN. gnd iu good order: always pienty on haud. J. B, WANTED BY Mason st., rm. FLL YOUK BUUKS, CLOTHING AND JEW. D elrv 10 A KLEIX. 109 Sixth at.: rend postats TYPEWRITERS, OUNG GERMAN GIRL FOR GENERAL nousework in small family. 836 Harrison st. | OST, $30; CALIGRAPH, $25; SEAND sample work, SCUTT & BA}’?‘AN. 338 Mggbl; Y SUNNY DINING 822 Pacific st., basement. FOR SALE—508 © POST: parlors; rent paid in board. b‘lllu’l - CLASS * COMMISSION BUSINESS, handling extensive consignments produce, m‘fl'}l‘;’n.n;:l"': od will lndl fixtares: exul-'ellllal. i Investizaie to convi ourself. Ad- dress B 'C., ox 87, Call Ofiica - o & OX - TERRIER SLU black head: name Nellie, place; $5 reward. J.O5T-#35 R.WARD_SMALL DOG: TAN 4 color: black stripe down back: white ring ;I':)l::llld'llll!iefi v\'hl;e :;'ei and tail. The abtove re- i pa returning same to W. CLARK. Windsor Hotel. 1ifth and Market sts. FOUND. A S T T D 'OUND—-WATER->PANIEL BITCH. L B AR R WHITE BODY, Return t0 3 Lincoln