The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, July 29, 1896, Page 14

14 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 1896. 4 e —————————————— m’#—————#———*_—————_——fl—T troet YNESS CHANCES—Continu hort time Mr. Anthony reveled | divided half of lot on W line of Spruce s 180 | SITUATIONS WANTED—Continued. HELP WANTED—Continued. BUSINESS CHANCES. BUS k4 and for 8 8 S of Rose, W 184:7 by S 90, lot Band N half of ot S - 710N BUYERE_COR LIQUOR SA- in the possession, by proxy, of a choice 3 tisel 1ots, Berkeley; ERI OR DANISH FOR GEN- | TF YOU WANT TO SELL OR BUY A BUSL TTENTION, X ht or Sun- | aasortment. of Dity-varas and other: feal | 5.tk Antselils e i i Capta | Tl Fallatier Gipi SUSSNIRE: SUERGAND | GEBMAE =t L350 lcon among business honses: 1o NI Plans for Formation To-Night of a Great Local Bcdy. Th: Mceting for Organization Will Be Held in the Rooms of the Union League Ciub. On Thursday evening, July 21, a number of prominent Republicans n_ut in the assembly chamber of the Union Lfngue Club and appointed a committee pl tive to recommend = plan of organization for & large central Republican clul{ to work upor National lines, said con{mnlee to re- port at a meeting to be held in the assem- ply-room of the Union League Club this .evening at 8 o’clock. This proposed club is not part of nor has it any connection ° with the Union League Club, the rooms of which have simply been thrown open to it as & meeting place for purposes of organi- zation in the interests of Republican pol- itics. The following is the plan submitted by Committeeman Stone to be reported atthe general meeting to-night, to which a large number of prominent local Republicans have been invited: ° We suggest that a Central Republican League Club be organized under the constitu- tion recommended-by the National League of Republfeau Clubs, known as the Iowa plan. « " That the cfficers consist of a president, eigh- teen vice-presidents, a secretary and a treas- urer. . ° Ttatan executive committee be appointed by the president, to coasist of the officers of the club and one member from each Assembly “ district in the county. We offer the snnexed plan and articles for - consideration by the assembly: ARTICLE I—NAME. The organization shall be known as ‘‘The Nationsl Republican League of San Fran- cisco.” ARTICLE II—PLAN. To create & large Republican club in the City and County of san Francisco, under the authority, constitution and jurisdiction of the State and Nationsl League of -Republican Clubs. * ARTICLE III—OBJECT. 4. To promote in every legitimate way the success of the Republican party, its principles nd candidates. g 2. The club shall not be used in any way to further the interests of any candidate for offica previous to nomination. ARTICLE IV—MEMBERSHIP. Any resident of the City and County of San Francisco who will support the principles of the Republican party is eligible to member- ship. 2 ARTICLE V—DUES. The membership dues are 50 cents each year, payeble in advance. Members desiring a Staté “certificate of membership will be required to “pay 25 cents additional, which will be turned into the treasury of the State League. ARTICLE VI—OFFICERS. There shall be a president, one vice-presi- dent from each Assembly District in the City of San Francisco, a secretary and a treasurer, all of whom shall be elected annually by the club, and who shall hoid office until their sue- cessors are duly elected and qualified. ARTICLE VII—COMMITTEES. 1. There shall be three standing committees, o wit: Executive, finance and membership. 2. The executive committee shall consist of the president, the secretary, the treasurer and one member from each Assembly district in San Francisco, to be appointed by the presi- derit, Its duty snall be to enforce the provis- “ ions of the constitution and by-laws and to bave executive control 6f the political affairs of the club. The president and seeretary shall be ex-officio chairman and secretary of the committee. 3. The finance committee shall consist of the treasurer and six members to be chosen by the club: Ttshal be their duty to provide funds for the expenses of the club and to superin- tend 1ts finarcial affairs. - 4. The commitiee on.membership shall con- sist of the eight2en vice-presidents. It shall be the duty—and, itis hoped, the pleasure— of thistommittee to use all reasonable means to extend the membership of the organization till every ward, precinct and locality is repre- sented by an active membership in the club; also to aid in the organization of other clubs throughout the City and County, which clubs shall be auxiliary to this organization. 5. The executive committee shall have the authority to appoint an assistant secretary, and aliow him such compensation as is deemed just and proper. ARTICLE VIII—AMENDMENTS. The constitytion and by-laws may be amended at any annual meeting of the ciub by & majority vote or by a majority vote of all the members of the executive committee. ARTICLE IX—QUORUMS. 1. Twenty-five members shall constitute s quorum at any meeting of the club. 2. Seven members of the executive commit- tee shall constitute a quorum. Tne circular sent yesterday to five hun- dred Republicans is signed by T. C.'Mas- teller, H. C. Dibble, T. H. Rush, Tirey L. Ford,2and "George Stone, chairman. One of the object- of the central organization is to enlist the energies and support of ° young m¢n who are not members of di trict clubs. The circular says: “We be- lieve that a club organized and conducted on broad lines will be of material help to the party, and will be of especial assist- ance to other organizations in the ‘cam- paign for patriotism, protection and pros- verity."” ONLY ONE BIDDER CAME The Reorganization Committee - " Bought the Trust : Property. Sale of the Whisky Distillery Site Was Large!y a Matter of Form. Only a small audience gathered at the Larkin-street ‘enwrance of the City Hall yesterday forenoon to attend the auction of the property of the whisky trust in this City. In truth, as the event turned out, the matter was really only pro forma and while there was an actusl sale the prop- erty will still remain in the hands of the stockholders of the trust. . The troubles of the trust have previous- ly been'recounted+in brief. The appoint- ment of General McNulta as receiver was the result of dissensions -muns the stock- holders. But these stockholders really aimed at depriving Mr. Greenhut of power ‘and never have intended to relinguish the plan devisen for the contro lof the output of the great whisky distilleries in the sec- tion selected for their operations. While General McNulta has been closing up the affairs of the old cencern under the orders of the Federal courts a reorganization 1as been formed, and. this committee has, counting in the real estate which was yes- terday acquirec in this City, vract.iuu’y gained possession of about all the trust’s assets. This is of course preliminary to assuming charge of the business upon the discharge of the receiver, which will be effected very soon, as. he has comparative- <ly little remaining to be done in this connection. H, M. Anthony, who is connected with the firm of Nowlin & Fassett, the local at- torneys for Receiver McNulta, raised his voice in an announcement of the condi- tions attending tte sale at 10 o’clock yes- terday forenoon. What he said was sub- stanially as follows 5 ‘On behalf of the reorganization com- mittee of the Distilling and Clttle-FudmNg Company, I bid, in the name of John N. Kenney, the nominee of that committee, the stim of $33,500 for all the property em- braced within the notice of sale.” That was practically ali there was to the event, with the notable exception that the occa- sion brought out General McNulta in his capacity of reader in public. That eminent attorney waded through columns of de- scriptions of blocks and plats in fine ad- vertising type and then paused and mopped his forehead. . No one bid against the reorganization committee. The different parcels were strock off separately and then collectively, estate of large extent and considerable value. Altogether, the reorganization committee had already acquired several million dollars’ worth of assets of the whisky trust. The amount of $9,500,000 was bid for trust properties in a sale at Chicago some time ago, the reorganization committee taking it all. Some of the prices named by the reor- ganization committee for San Francisco realty yesterday follow: There were five parcels in all, which were embraced in the old distillery sites at North Beach and in South San Francisco respectively. Two 50-varas between Chestnut, Lombard, De- visadero and Scott streets were sold for $6000; six 50-varas bounded by Lombard, Chestnut, Pierce and Scott were sold at $21,000. The South San Francisco prop- erties were in three parcels, which brought $4100, $1800 and $650, or $6500 in all for the South San Francisco site, and $27.000 for the North Beach site. John N. Kenney, in whose name the property was bid in, is also the secretary of the reorganization committee. e e HOTEL ARRIVALS. EUSS HOUSE. S Merey, Marinez J H McCloskey, Merced 1 McCarthy, Valielo J A Gill, Sac C'A Wiiliams, Petaluma H Bulger, San Jose L M Walker, 4an Diego D D Parton, Sac T Woods, Sac L Taylor, Or W H Wilson, Hanford W W Smith, Ukiah W Doherty, Hanford J D Strunk, Pa J G Sexten: Pleasanton W R Hiunerschitz, Ps B French, San Jose Mrs Hartsmo, Marysvills W Nelson, Grayson Mrs McKenna, Marysvil E S Heller, Pasad-na ¢ W Thompson, Tomales C Sawerlorey, Jerome J T Brandon, Centerville A H Bell, w& 2 d,8 Jose E T Norton, Mex J H Martin, Woodiand G C Castle, Stockton E J Fitzpatrick, Or G Rennekie, Bolinas H Knapp, Los Angeles J Frazer, Bolinas H Butler. Santa Cruz D Ward, Detroit H K Hazlett, Port Costa F Ward, Detroit J H Hill, Pt Townsend J Mille , Santa Monica W W Taylor, Nev A Cesitelder, Cal A Matin, Maiage 3 Stevens & w. Cal S Schwab, Capy. R S Cone, Stockton M A Bridge, Jacksonvile N Stockhoff, Fisks Mill E Fowler, Nev R Shone, Pasadena W B Farley, Santa Rosa B Thurston, Kansas GRAND D H Osborn, Ukiah E K Smart, Duich Flat W Grabam, Cal M D Merrett, Oakland E C George, Kenwood 3 B Hoyt, Bird’s Lndg Mrs Hinton, Stockton J W McCarthy & w, Cat ¥ R Holton, Albany Miss Galnes. Albany J N Priest, Los Angeles C E Wermouth, Texas I'rs Dr Ottmer, Kureka F A Cromwell,Petaluma Mrs P E Stewar., Ps Miss F G Stewart, Pa E A Bridgeford, Colusa M L Kaisen, Stockton J H Jacobs, Cal J Henderson, Oskland A R Gilchnist & w, Cal A L Leviasky, Stockton L J Starr, Stockton A McPike, S Helena T W Phelps, Los Angeles H B Choice, ¥resno PALACE HOTEL. W B Wells, Stantord ~ F W_Babcock, N Y S T McGonigle, Ariz T J McGuire, N Y > Kennedy, N Y J W Copman, N Y Battin Jr, N J F F Jaques, Chicago Dopp, Boston D J Huriey, Los Angeles ‘T Pondexier G E Merur. Toprka s M J A Jaisohn, D C P F Almansa. Mexico Chace, Santa Cruz ~ § Asano, Japan; C Kawa, Japan S Tonisks, Japan i Kobayashi, Japan A O Bacon, Ga ¢ Dessau, Ga § Rucker, San Jose T Gerding & w, S Rfel Mrs K Townsend, Conn Townsend, Conn Miss Townsend, Conn A Townsend, Conn W F Barrett, Chicago Moore, Scotland A W Scholl, N Y Veatete, Chicago C B Stackpole, N Y LICK HOUSE. Murray, Volcano McCawley, For Lk Jobnston, Napa R Gronauver, Tenn Wallace &1, Visalla s F BJohnson, San J s B Sheldon, N Y B Farley, Santa Rosa F Buck, Stockton V_R Caruthers,Santa R H Fuller &w,Los Ang W Schram, Mexico rs M S Simmons, Wis ssie McNeil, Wis Mrs I Barker, Kansas Miss G Barker, Kansas Miss E Barker, Kansas R C Lydecker, N Y HOTEL. J C Clark, Portland J T Johnston & w, Cal J E Brownlle, Valiejo - G M Francis, Napa P Purcell, Cal H O Richards, Portland Miss Hinton, Stockton B F McColiough, Hawall Mrs A G Holton, N Y Geo Baker, San jose Mrs L Heese, Los Ang Mary J Hutchinson, Cal M G Colmau, Napa Master Cromwell, Ct Miss M A Stewart, Pa I T Beasley & w, ind J Gallagner, Fresno W P Thomas, Ukiab W P Hudson, Chicago W J McNulty, Sacto J H Glass, Paso Robles = 1S o L] S REO® Ly = ogg 5 H] & {, Visalia J J Sweeney, Sacto W _H Wilbur, Oakland G L Hoxle, Fresno J W _Howell, Merced G E Dickson, Los Ang J L Delano, Rocklin L Leininger, Wis 8 F Black, Sacto A M Gardner, Napa I Copeland, Vallicita iley, Santa Rosa Mrs S Miichell, Vallicita NEW WESTERN HOTsL , Napa C W Johnson, Oakland Raymond, Detroit W L Morton, Detroit 1l, Youngstown J Arnold, Youngstown Adams, Hornf R H Brayton, Los Ang Eddy, Los Ang R H Jones, Tacoma L Winters. Tacoms E M Wallace, Seattle V_H_Ander on,Portiand H Hart, Coicago J Brown, Salt Lake W Black, Montreal L Miller, Oakland D — REAL ESTATE TRANSAOTIONS, E. H. Knight to Jobn Everding, lot on N line of Lombard street, 137:6 W of Fillmore, W 11 by N 120: $10. Sadie M. Morgan to Rachel H. Lambart, lot on W line of Broderick street, 100 & of Bush, s 87:6 by W 127:6: $10. Arthur O'Brien to Hu Jones, lot on N line of Hancock street, 205 W of Sanclies, W 25 by N : $10. Danfel and Lilian N. Ostrander to Goiden Rule M. B. and L. Association. ot on N line of Twenty- second street, 185 E of Noe, E 23 by N 114 1t Louisa L. C. Haberiing to James L. Flood, lot on SE line of Stevenson street, 155 NE pf Fourth, NE 20 by SE 70: $10. Thomas McKage to Hannora McKage, ot on SE line of Clementina street, 100 SW of Eighth, SW 25 by SE 75; gift. Alfred Peacock to Caroline Giibert, lot or. W line :’1(',1")’ street, 50 S of Santa Clara, S 25 by W 100; David and Emms F. Emerson to Augusta Hol- ling, lot on E line of Fourth avenue, 175 S of, Cle- ment street, § 25 by E 120: $10. J. W. Yuill to M. A. Meler, lots 22 and 23, block 551, siay Park Homestead Association: $20. Michael and Cacherine A. McCann to same, same: grant. M. A. Meir to John Farron, same; grant. ALAMEDA COUNTY. Frederick and Wilhelmina Zerwer 1o Deavina Lang.lot on E line of Kenneds street,300 S of Fred- erick, S 25 by E 125, being lot 33, block A, Cam- 33"‘ Twenty-third avenue Tract, East Oakland; 0. Fddmds L REgRmEs 0 202 gERO une g = 2049k g or Jacob Wilber to Ferdinand L. Van Demark, lot | on 8 line of San Antonio avenue, 260 W of Wainut, W 50 by ;S 160, being lot 14 1n E 14 of block L, Ploneer flomestead Association, Alameda; $10. Mary E. Schieffelin to Tillie C. Duveneck, 1o. on E line of Parn street, 75 N of San Jose avenue, N 75 by E 147, being 10t 14 and N half of lot 15, block K, Oak Parx, Alameda: $10. k. A. and Martha J. Haines to M. L. Wurts, lot 4, block %, Map of State University Homestead Association No. 8, quitclaim deed, Berkeley: $10. Anna Beban (wife of Rocco) to' Cario Deli Osso, lots 18 t0 20 and all of lot 21, which is 40x135, in block 7, Jose Domingo Tract, Berkeley; $10. Mark Voegelin to Marx Bium, lot on' W line of Bray avenue, 807:01 N of Kast Fourteenth street, N 72:6 by W 500, being the N half of lot 21, Bray Tract, Berkeley Township: §200. Lilly F. Nicolaides (wife of N.) to Charles W. Bolles, 1ot on S line of Walton (or Thirty-fifth) street, 308 W of Telegraph avenue, W 169 by § 118:10, being lot 18, portion of estate of A. C. Brown, quitclaim deed, Uakland: $5. H. C. Campbell and T. B. Kent, trustees for Georgle B. Reed (wife of H. B.), to San Francisco Savings Union, lots 9, 18, 16,17, 20, 21 ana 24, block 446: lots 1,2, 8, 11' to' 14, 39" to 42, block 476: lots 10 ana 11, biock 490, and lots 5, 6, 27 and 28, biock 401, Briggs Tract, trastees’ deed, Oakian: Same trustees for F. A. Brown to same, lots 21 and 22, block 2, Blasdel Tract, Map 2, trustees’ deed. Brooklyn Township; $3560. Same trustees for Bartolome and Catherina de Luceo to same, 10 on W line of Sherman street, 48 N of Buena Vistaavenue, N 52 by W 100, block E, Map of 144 lots in Page Tract, trustees’ deed, Alameda: $1000. Same trustees for Millard F. Hudson to same, 1ot un NW carnse‘rg; {ua)n;bv‘:n Svenue and Min. turn street, W N 125, block 51, property of Mamean: Solumuus ' Bartlett, trusiées’ deed, Susan and Willlam F. Porter to Robert Moss, lot on S iine of Third street, 58:3 W of Magnolia, W 50 by § 106, being lots 98 and 29, block 446, Briges Tract, Map 2, Oakland; $10. Louisa Camper to Andrew Camper, lot on E cor- ner of Thirteentb avenue and East Twenty-third stroet, 50 on Thirteenth avenue by 120 on East Twenty-third street, block 141, East Oak- iand, quitclaim deed; $1. Katherine V. Kiinkner (executrix of the estate of Charles A. Kiinkver) {o \Willism R. Davis, lot 8, plock 10, Herzog Tract, Oakland Township; Maria Davilla to Fortunato Angell and Eugenio Giuri, lot on SE corner Forty-fourth and Grove streets, S 50 by E 90. being porion of plat 36, Rancho V and D Peraita, Oaklind Township; $10. Fmi'y M. Hinckley o' Frank H. Huddart, sub- divisions 12 and 13 of lov. 6, block 24, Daley’s Scenic Park Tract, Berkeiey:; $60. / Frank H.Hudlart to Frank M. Wilson, same, Berkeley; $10. Josets N. Harrls to E. L. Benedict, lot on SE corner Third and Neal streets. I 10) by S 100, being portion of plat 42, Ro el Valle de San Jose, Pleasanton, Murray Township: $10. G. K.and' Adeline T. Porterfield to H. M. es, lot on SW corner Sixth and Castro street by 8 25, lot 16, block 49, subject. ::onc:'u 15 ome Security Bank and toan $ssoci: $2000, Oakland: $10. ion riZhe iot or 8 1ne ot Sasi e ok) 550 Woot an ‘avenue, Pablo, W 25 by § 128,70, being lot 55, Mead Park, Oaklas #10. v 10t on S llae of Mead avenue, 276 w!nrmg‘ln Pablo, W 25 of San 0, W 3 $125.70, Mead Park, Oakiand: l{’yu. % B. C. and Elizabeth G. Fabrigue to J, 1ot on S line of Mead avenue, 250 W of lW :0 b‘vl (1’25.7“. being lots 54 and 505. m&n‘hmbh‘q_ jand: 5 Hamilton J. Coleman to Sarah M. Coleman, lot 9B S)y corner ef Marks: and Eigh nth sircets, v :8,_lot 1, block t-street Tract, Oakiand: 810, 2 » arke me to same, 10ts 19 and 20, block 2098, Alden Tract at Temescal, Oakiund Township: $10. John L. Bromley (trustee of the estate of Delfina A. Carrick) to George W. Carrick (irustee), un- R. Taylor, County: 1. Same o Alles D. c;rnek'.lund.lvldod halt of same (two pieces), Berkeley; $1. Samme 10 Goe W. Carrick, undivided one-half of the same (2 pieces), Berkeley: $1. o 6. and B Riumpke & 0tt6 Nordine, 1ot 17, block 1, Case Tract, Berkeley, quitclaim deed: $62. E. G.'Case administrator estate of Jane L. Case to same, all interest in sume, Berkeley; $190. James M. and Jennie Weeks to Samuel Willlam- 00, Iot_on N line of Bellevue street. 465:6 of Frultyale avenue, E 35, N 186:2. W 35, 8 187:3 to beginning, vor.ion of lots 80 and 31, resubdivision Bellevue Tract, Brooklyn Township, subject to mortgage for $800; $100. Joseph A. Leonard Company to George W. Crad- dock. 1ot on S line of Clement avenue, 60 W of Mulberry, W 80 by S 150, biock 16, lands adjacent to Enclnal, Alameda; $10. Same to Horace P. Brown, lot on 8 line of Clement avenue, 90 W of Mulberry, W 30 by 5 150, biock 16, same; $10. Hamilton J. Coleman o Sara M. Coleman, prop- erty in city of Chicago, Til.; $10. SAN FRANCISCO “‘CALL.™ BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco CALI— 710 Market street, open until 12 o'clock every night in the year. 2 BRANCH OFFICES—530 Montgomery stroet, corner Clay; open until 9:30 o'clock. 839 Hayes street. open until 9:30 o'clock. 718 Larkin street, open until 9:30 o'clock. SW. corner Sixteenth and “lssion streets, open until § o'clock. 2618 Mission street, open umtil 8 o’clock. 116 Ninth street, open untfl 9:30 o'clock. JIBST.CLASS CARPENTER; SOBER AND A WP Oyment with & property-owler or contractor. E. C., 13214 Fourteenth st., city. 0¥ WVISHES SITCALION TO DO ANY kind of work. Address W., box 41, Call Uffice. eral housework. 212 San Jose ave., near Twenty-fourth st. ImA‘B “CUTTIKNG. FITTING ANII;* Flzlgsfl- i $1a week: patterns cut 1o order, 25¢ up- MeDowell Dressmaking School, 686 Market st. pess. LUBELSKI & CHASE, 7 City Hall ave. ORSESHOEING BUSINESS: BEST IN THE clty; full value in sicht; will sell. trade or take in partner; Investigate this. LUBELSKI & CHASE, 7 City Hall ave. STEADY YOUNG ~MAN, WILLING AND able, would like to get situstion s porter or work iu any large concern where he could make himseif usetul. Address E. C., 13234 Fourreeuth. QIITATION WANTED BY GERMAW AND wife, without children, to take care of a ranch; man unders:ands all kinds of ranch work; wife £00d cook and housekeeper: both frst-class refer- ences. Address J. R., 621 California st. T AIEDEESSING, 260 'AND Sbc: MOENING and eve classes; 10 lessons,$1 50. 1248 Mission, OST CONVENIENT AND RKSPECTABLE: ‘Winchester House, 44 Third st., near Market: 200 rooms; 25cto $1 50 per night; $1 50 to $6 per week: firee 'bus and bagraze 10and from ferry. ————— MALE HELP WANTED. \1‘2{ WITH GUOD REFERENCE, WHO IS M handy with too's and can do farm and orchard ‘work, son:e blacksmithing and make himself use- ful otherwise, wishes a situation. Address A.Z., box 48, Call Office. / OUNG MAN WISHES A POSITION DRIV- Ing milk-wagon or ligat wagon. Address 130 Precita ave. ANTED—100 STATION MEN A Tight of Jay clearers for ratiroad whrk: nor 81 50 a day: 50 laborers, $1 60. C. R. HANSE! & €O, 110 Geary st €) MINERS FOR AN ANTIMONY ML E, SEE party here; choreman for a ranch, $15; man for chicken ranch, $15. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary st. x YOUNG MAN, EXPERIENCED IN BOOK- keeplug, desirés a position a5 . Ad- dress B. K., box 108, Call Office. 3 FIRST-CLASS WAITERS, WITH DRESS suits, for country hotel, $35 and free fare. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary st. 7OUNG MAN WANTS A JOB AT DRIVING & team or milk-wagon, 1246 Shotwell st. ELTABLE YOUNG DANE WANTS POSL tion; understands taking care of horses, milk and make himseif useful around house. Address i,y box 41, Call Office. ANCHER; STRONG YOUNG MAN TO pick frult'n country; experience: state wages. Address R., box 56, Cail Oftice. ARBER—FIRST-CLASS YOUNG BARBER wants steady situation. Address B., box 54, Call Office. NOTICE OF MEETING». MISSION LODGE NO. 188, F. | < 20w meeting THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING &t 7:30 o'clock. Second degree. B W. M. C'D. BUNKER, Secrotary. MOUNT MORIAH LODGE NO. 44, F. and A. M.—Meeiing THIS (WEDNESDAY; EVENING at 7:30 o'clock. Second degree. THEO. FROLICH, Secretary. A. 0. H., DIVISION NO. A special meeting of the above division wili be held at Hibernia Hall, 120 Ninth street, on FRIDAY EVENING, July 81, at 8 o'clock, sharp. Business of great im- portance will be iransacted at this meeting. BARTLY LEE, President. Jonx KENNY, Secretary. WALDECK SANITARIUM_—ANNUAL meeting of the stockholders will be held at 717 Jones street on TUESDAY, August 4, at 8:30 P. M. WINSLOW ANDERSON, President. C. E. CouPER, Secretarv. =& _OFFICE OF THE GERMAN SAVINGS and Loan Soclety—The annual meeting of the stockholders of the German Savings and Loan Society wiil be heid at the office of the societs, 526 Callfornia street.in the City and_Coun! San Fr-ncisco, State of California. on MONDAY, the 10th day of August, 1896, at 8 o'clock P. ., for the electioa of a board of directors to serve for the ensuing year, and the transaction of such other business as shall legally come before the meeting. GEO. TOURN Y, Secreta; SPECIAL NOTICES. =& DOCTORS, ATTENTION! I WILLFUR- nish a single rig as good as the city affords and reliable driver for 850 per monih. Address . A., box 57, this office. BAD TENANTS EJECTED FOR 8$4: collections made, city or country. Facifs Collection Co.. 415 Montay st.. room 6. Tel. 5580. ITUATION WAETED—-INTERIO% PAINT- ing, paper-han; kalsomini Address ARTHUR VERVORST, 6389 Clay st. HOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED MAN WHO understands the manufacture of unfermented wines, grape juice and all soft drinks, wis] situation; city or country. Address Reliabi 107, Cail Office. YNAMO-TENDER WANTS POSITION; IS mpetent . electrician _and rmechanical draughtsman, Please address R., box 60, Call. Y OUNG MAN WANTS POSITION IN GRO- cery or general merchandise store; good book- . keeper; good reference. . M., box 21, Call Office. JOUNG MAN 23 YEARS OF AGE WISHES a place to drive a wagon or to work in whole- house. Address O. G., 85 Jessie st. [;UICHER WANTS A POSITION: GOOD 5 salesman and catier; single. Address Butcher, box 61, this oftice. SITUATION WANTED — BY FIRST-CLASS laundry-washir. Address L. &., box 68, Cail. ENCINEERS_POSITION WANTED BY COM- petent man in any parc of the State; can fur- nish references. Address LOUIS B. GORDON, 17 Van Ness avenue. P\')- TION AS SALESMAN, EITHER LOCAL or traveling; thoroughly ' acquainted with stoves, hardware, cutlery and connecting line: #is0_forniture; good reference. Address W., box 74, Call Office. ASTRY COOK AND BAKER, HOTEL, $60; meat and pastry cook for springs, $50: cook for an institution, $35; second cook for restaurant, 850; second cook. hotel, $25; second cook, hotel, north, $60; pantryman 'and clean vegetables, for springs, $20. C.'R. HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary. $400_TiBsrerass CIGAR-STORE IN . one of the best locations in city; doing fine husiness: stock fresh and first class: this is & rare bargain; will stand full investigation. LUBELSKI & CH ASE, 7 City Hall-ave. NE OF THE OLDEST BSTABLISHED steam laundries in the city: place is worth $4000; horses, wagon and everything Included: this piace must be sold: come and investigate. LUBELSKI & CHA -E, 7 City Hall ave. 95 (). ESTABLISHED GROCERY "AND ~JU. bar business: actual value of price asked in stock and fixiures; good local and out- side trade; must be sold, owner interested in other business: investigate this place. LUBELSKI & CHASE, 7 City Hall ave, TEYOU WANT A BUSINESS OF ANY KIND | let us show you some fine places at bargains; call atonce. LUBELSKI & CHASE. 7 City Hall'ave. SHARES VALLEY RAILROAD STOCK,ALL paid up. LUBELSKI & CHASE,7 City Hall ave, $5(), BRANCH BAKERY, STATIONERY . and candy siore: 4 living-rooms: low rent; doing business of § to $1u pe party 3 years. See BARRETT, 1126 Market st., at cigar-stand. EXPERIENCED BOY TO ATTEND SODA fountain; $5 a week. C. R. HAN: & Co., ANTED—3 FIRST-CLASS QUARRY-MEN, $1 50 aday; 4 tunnel-men, $1 50 aday and 150, EEUIT AND VEGETABLE STORE: OV, best location; receipts sverage $15 day; horse and wagon: low rent; ilving rooms. See BARRETT, 1125 Market st. 290 CIGAR-STORE, STATIONERY AN D « laundry office: No. 1 location: living rooms: low rent; doing good business. See BAR- RETT, 1125 Market st 125, BRANCH BARERY, STATIONERY B . and candy store; north of Market st.; ‘than price of fixtures; offer e O e et hay ‘and. feed business, S stalls, which pay rent of yard; full value £500. Partner wanted (n_commission business; cleors $75 amonth to each; and ali kinds of businesses for sae by HEALY & ., 23 Kearny st. ST, NT FOR SALE CHEAP, OWNER s THIS PAPER. TH _FOR SALE ON GUX;?N’;-"JER RIORDAN, 632 Market, room C BAN KESTAURANT FOR SALE, l‘;l)?ss#emh st., Market-st. sl'\lf?u. unklnnd: SALE — DOWNTOWN SALOON, FOR T Susn o country property. Address H. L., box 4..Call Office. NTERIOR AGENCY OF CALL FOR SALE; will pay 5150 per month; price $4000. Apply this office. P ESTAURANT TO LET WITH COMPLETE R ixtaves; now running. Room 2, 325 Fourtn. TLEGANT CANDY STORE WITH ROOM A. box B87,C YSTER-PARLORS AND CHOPHOUSE NR Market; very cheap. 418 Post st.: after 1 QMALL DELICACIEN =~AND Gf store: best reason for selling. 335 H. JICH SALOON FOR SALE: CHEAP; ON N Rearny stx no agents. $17 Kearny st ALOON: LONG LEAS LOW RENT. AP- = S s at Anchor Brewers, 148 ific st D-ESTABLISHED COR RO bar. ELILBERT BROS., 108 Powell st FINE_SALOON AND 5 ROOMS; $175. reny $18. 911 Folsom st. ALOON; A BARGAIN: RENT TAKEN OUT S in liquor. 1004 Market st., room 1. fPHE CHANCE OF YOUR LIFE; BUSINESS for sale. Box 20, Monterey, Cal. _- found: @ laborers for country, $1 a day and board; blacksmith for country shop, $1 50 and board: tool-sharpener. $45 and board; choreman for private family; boy for private family; cook Srow: 84, and others. Appiy vo S B CHOSIE s an ers. Apply to.J. F. Ci & CO., 628 Sacramento st ONCENTRATOR ¥OR A LARGE MINE, [ ) see boss at our office: blacksmith, 83 day; & milkers; 5 farmers; 5 woodchoppers, $1 60 and'$2 cord: 20 tie-makers, 8c and 10 each; & ranch teamsters, $20: 5 men to irrigate land: 3 waiters, 830 and $25; 3 dishwashers, $15; 2 cooks, 86U and $35: cook for a lunch-counter, $20. 'MURRAY & READY, Leading Employ- ment Agents, 634 and 636 Clay st. ‘WANTED—5 MEN 10 DIG_POTATOES, 1ong job; boy on a nice ranch, $10 per month and good home; young man &s blacksmith's helper for country shop, $20 aud found and in. crease; 2 milkers near city, $20: also farmers, £Guks, walters and dighwashers. W.D. EWEK & CO., 626 Clay st. VY ANTED_MAN TO RUN CONCENT RATOR (Frue). 83 a see employer in city. Ap- ply to W. D. EWER & CO., 624 Clay st W ANTED—COOK ¥OR COFFEE-ZI0USE. $10 a week: second cook, $20; dairyman t0 milk 12 cows, make butter, private place, 826: French boy for ' boarding-house, $10: errand-boy, $3 a week: Japanese boy, $4 a week, etc. L. ANDRE, 315 Stockzon st. OOK'S HELPER, $25. ROOM, ETC.; WAIT- er, 830, room, etc.: call early; cook, $10 a week and room; second baker, $30 and room. MARTIN'S, 749 Market. Jow véat: Solug Sebe business; living-rooms. See BARRETT, 1125 Market. HEAP — WOOD AND COAL YARD; MA. chinery to cut wood: express business, etc.: clears $150 a month. BARRETT, 1125 Market st. ESTAURANT, GOOD LOOATION: UHEAP : Apply to BARRETT, 1135 95()(), SALOON DOTNG X §35 PER DAY $2500. Dasisess: henr Paiace Hotel: rent $40; 2 years' lease: best bargain ever offered: call atonce. WILKE, 531:Caitfornia st. $45(), SALOON CLUSE_ TO “BUILDERS: Exchange; must sell at once: owner appointed by 8. P. R. R, WILKE & WOLF, 5631 Cailfornia st. 1500 ROADHOUSE, OLOSE TO THE . city: first-class paying; owner bought a dairv: offers only accepted for 3days. WILKE & WOLF, 531 California st. G ST RE IN WESTER! $2000. Xidifon: s iiving-rooma; rent 84 established “years. TS0() 44 BOOMS: s g TR LB500. iiconnt of other busingss; House, box S00. 52 L 67, Call Oftice. * & S - of the best double teams in the city, do- | 57 2 ing hauling for 2 large wholesale commission houses; also 2 firms in Portland: will pay $175 per month; thisisa snap for the right man. GEO. STEWART, 602 Market st. (QAK+ ENTERS—THOROUGHLY ACQUAINT- ed with all its branches. Address A. R., box 87, Call Office. A8, SURSE, COMPANION OR VALET invalid gentleman: TO understands massage treatment; well recommended; would like to travel. Addres; B. L., box 75. Call Office. “OUNG MAN, GERMAN, WHO HAS BEEN working in delicacies and grocerv business ‘Wants & position. Address A. LUKRANPA, 2162 Alams » Alameda. SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE. (C. B HANSEN & Co. 110 GEARY &I, « furnish the best family and hotel help. Cail at office, phone or mail us your oniers: prompt at- tention guaranteed; telephone Grant 185. J EAT SWEDISH GIRL, WITH REFERENOE, desires a situation to do cooking and house- work. J. F.CROSETT & CO..812 Sutter st. OMPETENT FRENCH SECOND GIRL DE- sires situation: best reference: ciLy or country. MISS GULLEN, 823 Sutter st. NGLISH-TRAINED NURSE T0 TAKE care of an Invalld or confinement case: smail wages. MRS. LOUIS, Buena Vista ave., near Ar- bor at., Alameda. W INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD, NEAR uufiu—flm ll(h:"llrl: o mm.:.m rooms: 0 3 to $6 per Woek: free bus and baggage1o and from the ferrs, INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD, NEAR t—Electric lights in every room: 200 25¢ 0 $1 50 per night: 81 50 to $6 per week: free bus and baggage to and from the ferry. B FEMALE HELP WANTED. 9 EXPERIENCED GTRLS FOR MANGLE IN hotel, city, $17 50 and board. C. R. HANSEN & €., 110 Geary st. JXEERIENCED NIGHT CLERK, $25. HO- L TELGAZETTE, 420 Kearny st. OURNEKYMEN BARBERS LOCAL UNION, XNo. 27, J. B. I. U. of A, Employment -Bureau, 102 Seventh st. (ANVASSERS ON COMMISSION WANTED; 800d business. U. S. Industrial Agency, room 165, Crocker building. PBUNER WANTED WHO UNDERSTANDS runing, grafuing and budaing. Apply at 12:30, 8. BLUM & CO., 308 California st. X 535(). MANUFACTURING BUSINESS_X $3D0. £524" aciva tosiness men wanted (0 take hold of an article covered by petent: has vever been put on the market: special induce- ments offered to the right party: don’t fail to in- vestigate this. GEO. STEWART, 602 Market st. ALOON. BAR, FIXTURES AND STOCK, $175; near Third and Market sts.; 3 living. Tooms: rent cheap; call at once. DEMING & SHARTS, 737 Market st. 51600, OLD - ESTABLISHED CORNER . saloon on prominent street: long lease: investigate thisbargaln. STENBERG CO., 632 Market. ANTED—A CORNET PLAYER FOR AD- vertising purposes. Address T., box 8, Cail. J$EEESTEAK AND ONIONS, WITH COFFEE, Bc: 2 side dishes free. 835 Clay st. OUNG MAN AS WAITEK; SOME EXPERL ence. 202 Townseud. OY WITH SOME EXPERIENOE AT UP- holstering or mattress-making. 622 Larkin st. ANTED—A COATMAKER TO WORK IN- side. 109 Fourth st. OLICITOR WANTED AT THE GOLDEN Gate Dye Works, 342 Mcallister st. ‘RENCH GIRL FOR UPSTAIRS WORK, city, $20. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary. Snozxufl:n WANTED ON REPAIRING; man o new work. 202 Fiftn st. EAT, YOUNG GIRL WOULD LIKE A SIT- uation for light hous-work; is willing and obliging: sleep home; Mission. Address M.H., 2618 Mission st. VY ANTED—BY ENGLISH WOMAN HOUSE- cleaning, washing or nursing, by the day. Ad- dress MRS. LOULS, Buena Vista ave., near Arbor st., Alameda. VW IDOW WISHES POSITION AS HOUSE- keeper: sewing and mending. Call ‘after 11 4. ., 821 Mission st., room 3. QIBST-CLASS WAITRESS FOR SPRINGS, $20; neat wlllnng city hote!, $20; German waitress, restaurant, city, $15 with room; German chambermaid, city, $16." C. R. HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary st. Y O0XG GIRL, SECOND WORK, CITY, $15; glrl for heusework, city, call early, $2t ris i Bl for housework, city and country, $16 and $20. C. R. HANSEN & C0., 110 Geary st, OOK; BOARDING HOUSE; OITY, $26. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary st. RS, M, JOHNSTON, 995 MARKET ST. only first-class female help furnished. ITUATION WANTED BY A MIDDLE-AGED Protestant woman for general housework. Ad- dress 814 Jessle st. TOMAN WISHES A POSITION AS HOUSE- keeper. 1102 Howard st. ESPECTABLE WOMAN, WITH REFER- ences, wants to do housekeeping for a gentle- man with a family. Address F. M., box 43, Call. WEDISH GIRL WANTS SITUATION, COOK- ing or housework. Apply 1020 Mission s 7OUNG GIRL WISHES FLACE TO DO G r- eral housework; wages $16. Address 53114 Capp st Y OUSG WOMAN WISHES POSITION FOR chamberwork or light housework. Address E. B., box 19, this office, RELIABLE WOMAN WANTS WASHING 6Y the day. Address MRS, KERRIGAN, 12 Le- roy place, off Sacramento st., bet. Jones and Leav- enworth. 7OUNG SWEDISH WOMAN, W ITH A BABY, wishes sltuation as working housekeeper; city or country. Address J. J., box 56, Call Office, Y SWEDISH GIRL, A PLACE TO DO COOK- ing or general housework. Call 801 Folsom st. Y OUNG WOMAN WANTS WORK BY THE day washing, ironing and Lousecleaning; $1 and car fare. Call or addrcss 619 Natoma. 7OUNG GIRL WISHES ATION TO DO light housework. Uall at 410 Folsom st.: no postals answered. SCOTCH GIRL WISHES SITUATION TO DO housework and cooking. Apply 321 Ellis st. JTUATION WANTED BY A REFINED young woman as lady’s mald, seamstress, or as nurse for grown child; has hospital experien: dress halr, pack, and understands her duties; best of references. Address 929 rine st., city. CANDINAVIAN GIRL WISHES TO DO general housework. Call 45 Sacramento st. KESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES A SUTUA- | I\ tion 10do_general housework: is s good piain cook; wages $20 to §25. Cali 250 Fell st. | RESPECTABLE ENGLISH WOMAN WISHES | I\ position ‘as attendant in doctor's or dentists office. Apply 922 Post st., near Larkin. GEn!AN GIRL WISHES POSITION AS GEN- eral housework in nice family. 652 Jessie st. (upstairs), off Seventh, bet. § and 11 o’clock. ELIABLE GIRL WISHES TO DO GEN ERAL housework or chamberwork; sieep home. Ad- dress 33 Crocker st., off Market. DRESSMAKER WISHES ENGAGEMENTS; $1 25: cuts by talior system; dresses made over; city or Oakland. 846 Valencia st. SEASISH WIDOW. LATE FROM CITY OF Mexico, would like situation as housekeeper. Apply 105 Larkin st., room 2. (GERMAN GIRL DESIRES POSITION FOR upstairs work, waiting at table and sewing. TIngr. 1512 Leavenworth, bet. Pacific and Jackson. YOUNG GERMAN GIRL WISHES SITUA- tion for housework and plaln cooking; wages $15. Call 438 Fifth st OMPETENT MIDDLE-AGED WO M A N, S\’dml and laundress, wishes a situation: 1o objections 10 general housework ; eity or coun- try. Apply 2118 Catifornia st., near Laguna. IDDLE-AGED AMKRICAN LADY WI~HES situation as chambermaid: room and board; wages §15; in city or Oakland. Call or address E. D., 5543 Stevenson st. Y JUNG GIRL FROM THE EAST WISHES A situation as second work or in small family. Please call 237 Natoms st. (COLPETENT WUMAN WANTS HOUSE AN T office cleaning by theday; will sweep and wash windows. Address F. H., box 117, Call Office. Y OUNG WIDOW WISHES A POSITION A8 working housekeeper; citv or country. Cali or address C. D., box 109, this oftice. RELIABLE WIDOW WISHES SITUATION as working housekeeper in respectable family oras invalid’s nurse. 218 Ninth st. IiDEK!&YML?DY v[b'mvgsc FAMILY MEND- ing and plain sewing: per day. Address MRS, HOWARD, 708 + allfornia st. FI3X GIRLWOULD LIKE SITUATION TO do_general housework. Addressor call M. §,, 16%; Fraelon st. { L WAITRESS AND PARLOR MAID, $25: German seamstress, 825: 12 housework girls, city and country, 820 and $25: 8 young girls to as- sist, $10 10 $15. ' MISS CULLEN, 828 Sutter st. (100K, $30: SEE LADY HERE: WAITRESS, 825, MISS CULLEN, 523 Sutter st. Com‘xsu GIRL: 2 IN FAMILY; $16. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. (G BINAN GIRI, AS COOK, $25. MISs OUL- I LEN, 328 Sutter st. TOMAN WITH A CHILL, $16. MISS CUL- LEN, 323 Satter st. NG GIRL, 14 TO 16 YEARS OF AGE, 7 O can bave good country home, small wages, 0 assiat lady: fare and fee paid. MURRAY & READY, 634-636 Clay st. AITRESS, FIRST-CLASS COUNTRY hotel, $20; ranch cooks, $20 and $25: girls for housework and cooking, country. MURRAY & READY, Leading Empioyment™ Agents, 634- 636 Clay st. ANTED—A GOOD WAITER, ONE WHO can speak Spanish. 425 Geary st.; call early. W AITER WANTED AT 1805 HAIGHT ST. BARBER'S CHAIR AND A FRENCH PLATE mirror, nearly new, very cheap. Inquire a this office. PARTNER IN GOOD PAYING saloon. STENBERG CO., 632" Mar- $1300. ket st. $125, LORNERSTATIONERY, ECOKAND ). notion store, with splendid front: oppo- site prominent park and school; rent $12; invoice £0ods; sickness. STENBERG CO., 682 Market. r10 LODGING-HOUSES FOR SALE. $300 15-ROOM HOUS! 55-room corner house, Onky. 60-room hotel and bar {0 exchang 9 rooms, only—yes—only. 12 rooms, only $150 cash %0 rooms, corner, only 14 rooms. $100 casb. 50 houses, 5 to 140 rooms. from £50 to Apply 10 DECKER, 1020 Mark8t st. GING-HOUSE OF 21 ROOMS, &545 . ;flgy fornished, brick building, bay windows, rent $50: always pald: sickness cause of selling: no agents. W., box 80, Call Office. 5 ROOMS — ELEGAXTLY I URNISHED chance for desirable tenant; choigs 203 Tavlor st. . HOUSE 13 LIGHT SUNNY $150. 5657 Vacer sree; grang bacgain. Fifth st., “ROOMS; 149%a. SREAT SACRIFIO FURN [SHED ROOM! heap. 904 Howard st. B JSE ON MARKET ST. VERY 24 on PABLYS & CO+917 Larkin s Matting, per yard Tl our new bullding is erected theése prices will stand. Till such'time we (ard conducting busi{fess at SE. comer Seventh and Mission sis. Jo. NOONAN. . R G T L J: NEUMANN'S, 117 SIXTH FOR lowest prices on household gnods, new or good. 8s new; cash or time, open evenings. CHAMBER BETS, 814 sets, $20: folding-beds. McCARTHY 1 Ath, §975.CORNER FRUIT STORE: OLD £ { O, tablished: living rooms: receipts aver- age $12: retinng. STENBERG CO., 632 Market. TO SELL A BUSINESS OF ANY KIND quick for cash see GUS STRAND, 45 Third st. ALOON; NO 1 LOCATION: WITH 3 FUR- nished rooms: cheap rent; will be sold ata great bargain if taken at once. See GUS STRAND, 45 Third st. FURNITURE WANTED. tures of any kind: will pay good prices. Call or send card 7 Cjty Hall ave. . C. MUTHER, AUCTIONEBR, 601 CALLFOR- « nia, cor. Kearny, pays best prict for furniture, F YOU WANT GOOD PRICES FOR ¥ « ture” and merchandise see BURD, 211 Larkim, ARTNER IN GOOD PAYING BUSINESS; capital required $100. 1004 Market st., room 1. J. SIMMONS' Auc. Co., 1057 Market, pays cash, O BUY OR SELL A BUSINESS QUICK SEE DEMING & SHARTS, 787 Market st. ARBERS—TWO BARBEK CHAIRS FOR sale. Inquire 108 ©ddy st. TEADY YOUNG MAN TO ASSIST GENER- ally in office, experience not necessary, ‘75£er T, month, must have $150 cash. GiU. STEWA. 602 Market st. ARBERS—FOR EMPLOYMENT CALL SEC. P. C. Barbers’ Assn. S. FUCHS. 825 Grant ave. BABBERS PKOTECTIVE UNION EMPLOY- ment secretary, CONRAD TROELL, 857 Clay. AKBERY ASSOCIATION UF ment. ec" W ASNIED — BY EXPERT ACCOUNTANT several sets of books to write up evenings; als0, leasons in bookkeeping given: terms mod- erate; best of references. Address L. C., box 144, Call +flice SEAMER FOR AUSTRALIA, NEW YORK and other ports. Apply 10 Steuart st., upstairs. EN'S HALF-SOLING, 50c.: LADIES, 40c.; done while you wait. 638 Market, opp. Hotel; branch 787 Market, opp. Will & Finck ARBER-SHOP FOR SALE. 871 MARKET street. $125. BESTAURANT ON_ MARKET BTc O. cheap rent: must sell; & bargain. DEMING & SHARTS, 787 Market st. UTEL TO LEASE FOR A TERM OF YEARS; new 8-story and basement brick building, con- taining 68 rooms; also ground-floor and well- ligh.ed basement: centrally located, half block N of Market st. and 1 block from Baldwin Hotel and Lmporium building; newly furnished throughout; furniture for sale on reasonable terms. For for- ther particulars apply to S.SILVLRBERG, 320 Sansome st., room 38 T HE DEL NORTE HOTEL, CRESCENT OITY, California—The bes: equipped house in North- ern Caiifornia is now offered for sale, or can be leased on favorable terms; this house '1s_the best peying investment in Northern Califoruls, and mus be disposed of on account of sicxiess. kor terms and particulars apply or address E. YATES, proprietor, Crescent City, Cal. 1000, EARTSER WANTED IN LIGHT, « genteel business with a thorough, re- liable man; business sure to realize at least $2000 10 each within the next three months; this is no speculation, but & sure, permanent business; money to be invested in_business; full investiga- ion given. Apply room 1, 917 Market st. 3 WAITRESSES. NICE COUNTRY HOTELS, $20, room, etc., call early, see party here: waltress, city, $15, room, etc.: waitress, city, $4 a week: young girl to assist In nice boarding- house. $12, room, etc.: hotel laundress, $25, room, etc.: cook and waitress, $50, room, etc.: girl in family 3. $25, call early; ‘German , nice family, $18, ete., =ee party here 10 A. @.;: woman or girl to wash dishes, $15 to $20, room, ete.: 17 housegirls at $10, $12, $15 and $20 per month, nice familles. ' MARTIN'S, 749 Market st. W ANTED — GOVERNESS, §35: SECOND girl and laundress, 2 in family, $25: 4 cooks in American and German families, $25, $30 and 835; laundress, $25; cook for dairy hands, $20; and'a large number of girls for cooking and house- work in city and country. J. F. CROSETT & CO., 812 Sutter st. ANTED—GERMAN COOK. $35; REFINED nurse and senmstress, $20; French waitress and pariormaid, $20; Swedish laundress and sec- ond work, $20; girls for housework and assist. N ANDRE, 315 Stockton st. W ANTED—A TATLOR WITH $150 TO PUR- chase a well-established tailoring business country town of 4000, employing from 4 to 8 tailors: excellent opportunity for industrions man: resent owner wishes 10 vo East. Address box 85, Watsonville, Cal. PARTNER WITH 850 IN PAVING CASH business; no experience. 235 Third st. EW WALDO HOUSE, 765 MISSION, BET. 3d and 4th—Single furnished rooms, night 16¢ 1o 50c;week $1 Lo $2 50;reading-room ;strictest atten- tion to morning calls; clean; quiet; open all night. SUSSY ROOMS /ROM $1TO 35 PER WEEK, The New Grand, 248 Third st. BARBER-SHOP FOR SALE: WHOLE OR half; long lease: rare chance. 131 O'Farrell s'. ARGEST STOCK OF SECON D-HAND SHOES on hand: shoes Lo order, #3 50; hand-sewea shoes, $5. 72614 Howard st., bet. Third and I ourth ANTED—MEN FOR CLEAN BEDS: 250 night; $1 week. Rosedale, 321 Ellis st. TVALY'S NUNSE, MUST UNDERSTAND massage, 830; German governess, $25; house girl, 8 in family, $26: ook, $25: hovsegirl, Mill Yalier, 21n tamiiy, 36 cicl for light work, 810 ook and second_girl, same house. $25 and’ $20. Apply MRS. G. NORTON, 816 Sutter st. J UMBER OF GIRLS OF ALL NATIONALL ties to fill positions 10r general housework and cookiug; $15L0 $25. German EmploymentOftice, 306 Mason st. IRLS OF ALL NATIONALITIE- TO FILL Positio & cooking, general housework and as- sist; §15, $26.Employment Office, 306 Mason st. W ANTED—YOUNG LADY AS ASSISTANT bookkeeper: must have had practical. experi- ence as such and give unquestionable references; salary $40. Address A. B.C.. 218 Callioruis st room 7. [ ADY CANVASSERSON SALAKY AND COM- mission, U. S. Industrial Agency, room 165, Crocker buiiding. Y OUNG LADIES AND GENTLEMEN 10 010 a dramatic ciub, 732% Pine, near Powell. ES1 PLACE IN THE CITY FOR SECOND- hand shoes, 749 Mission st., opp. Grand 051-» house: new calf shoes, pointed toe, our mak 50 and $3: ladles’, gents’' and chiidren’s misfic and cast-off shoes bought or exchanged. W ANTED—GOOD CHANCE FOR HUSBAND #nd wife who understand farm work. vine- yards, horses, etc.; §ood wagea: state ex rience. Address WALTER ME17, Napa. Cal. ADY CIGARMAKERS WANTED; STEADY work. 731 Montgomery st. JANTED — ENERGETIC SALESLADY: married woman preferred. 508 Spreckels bldg. W ANTED—TWO EXPERIENUED GIRLS TO wrap soap. Apply New York Soap Factory, Army st.. near San Bruno road. W OMAN TO ASSIST LIGHT HOUSEWORK: small wages; good home. 1517 Sanches st., cor. Valivy. WO GIRLS T0 SEI TYPE, BROWN & BLEY CO., 48 Firs: Y ANTED—GIRLTO SEW ON VESTS. 23274 Geary st. (G |RLTO DO HOUSEWORK: GERMAN PRE- ferred. 1720 Sacramento st.: apply after 9. 'Y 9UNG GIKL TO DO LIGHT LOUSEWORK: references. 1218p Eddy st S ons, IR b v ekt S (G4BMAN-SPEAKING GIRL TO ASSIST IN housework: smail family: good home: must unders aod cooking. Appy 4082 Twenty-third Noe. $550 BU THE ELM SALOON AND DU billiara pariors, with open front cigar stand; both well stocked, doing first-class business: family troubles cause of selling: Elmhurst, oppo- site power-house San Leandro and Haywards electric road. Call or address Elm Saloon, Elm- harst, Cal. JOR SALE—HOTEL WITH GOOD BAR trade and 30 steady boarders: good opportu- nity, with furniture, lease; "vill be sold on account of sickness. Apply for narticulars from HARRY FISHEER, prop letor, Sonoma House, Point Tiburon, Marin County, Cal. T A BARGAIN, ON GEARY ST, IN A NICE location, loaging-house of 12 rooms, beauti- tifully furnished. nearl new, ali f 11: a restavrant, with 4 living- rooms, doing & good business: sold as a whole or separate. PHELPS & CO., 917 Larkin. $75 CORNER GROCERY AND BAR MAYER BUYS YOUR FURNITURE . carpets. plano. 1135 Market: tel. Jessie 761 CARPET CLEANING. 3 BRI SO ONES CO. CARZET ; CLEANING AND renovating works. Maig office 35 and 27 St ARPET CLEANING, 8C.;: LAYING, 8¢.: RUG samples free; tel. Jéssie 94d. Stratton, 19 8th st. REAT WESTERN CARPET-BEATING works; Iatest machinery: cleaning 3¢ and lay- ing 8¢ yd. G. GEORGE, 11 8th; phone Jessie 253. HEN YOU BECOME DISGUSTED WITH r work send to SPA ULDING’S Pioneer Car- pet Beating Works, 35367 Tehama st.: tel. So. 40: SONKLIN'S CARPET EEATING WORKS. 535 J Golden Gate ave.: telephone east*126. ITY STEAM CARPET CLEA NING, RENOVA: ting, 38 8th. STEVENS, mer. Vel South 250, ARPETS CLEANED AND R like new. FERGUSO South 36. D. MACKILA successors. E. MITCHELL CARPET CLEANING CO,, 230 - T4th st.; cleaning 3¢ a yard. 7Tel. Mission 74 McQUEEN'SCARPET BEATING AND REN- ovating works. 453 Stevenson: tal. south 228, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS., NOTHER SPECIAL INDUCEMENT FOR purchasing from Sherman,’Clay & Co.; ele- * gant new upright pianos, tozeiher with fine stool and handsome cover, sold for $6 per month: only $6 cash payment required: every Insirument | cuaranteed. SHERMAN. CLAY & CO., com | Rearny and Sutter sts., Pacific Coast representar | tives of Steinway & Sons’ pianos. ERFUL BARGAINS IN USED J E W |* planos; Steinway upright, Hardman, Ci Bros. and others: uprights, $75, $120 and, up; new fine uprights on your own terms and at very * low prices. The J. DEWING CO., second floor , | Flood. butlding..Fourth and Market sts. CTUALLY THE BEST BARGAINS IN X pianos, both new and second-hand at THE , F. W.SPENCER CO.'S warerooms, 933 Market st. For particuiars address P. O. box 958, San Rafael, | Cal. $100. 57 ey wog o J00D OPPORTUNITY: SELLING OUT TO close estate: business est. siuce 1869: amount needed $40,000; owner will remain if srrangen-ent can be made. Address F. D., box 137, Call Office. RESTAURANT DOING FINE BUSI- $17 . ness: splendid- location: cheap rent; this place cost owner $400; don’t miss this chance reason sickness. A pply Call Uffice, | $140 c next Hibernia Bank. EFORE BUYING SEE HAINE BROS.', BUSH & Gerts and Knabe pfanos: at wholegala prices. A. L. BANCROFT & CO., 524 Pos: st THICKEKING, KN ABE. STECK, VOSE, STER- ling planos: see our new piano for $187: planos -orrent. BENJ. CURTAZ 16 U Farrelt. "ELEGANT UPRIGHT, ¢ E NEW, « forsale, 85 instlimts. 231 Leavenworths BONANZA FOR RIGHT PARTY—FIRST- A 328 festadrant and lodging house for sale ai a bargain on account of sickness. Apply F. B. HOOSON, Haywards, Cal. 00D CHANCE FOR RESTAUKANT MAN; first-class oyster and chop house for sale, cheap: best location in city: proprietor leaving city. 218 Sixth. ARGAIN-SALOON AND LUNCHHOUSE complete; present owner 10 years established selling_on account of opening new place. Call 1053 Market st. rANTED—gfuBTNEII.;:‘:{UET X:IAVEO;IIDOO: 1l uaraniee per ; bandle your own money: no deposit required. W. F. WALLIN, 112 Taylor st. 500, LGERY STABLE: ESTABLISE: $100 . ed 15 years; 10 horses, 2 hacks, 5 bugsles, 2 surreys, carts, harness. 3114 16th st. 5(). GROCERY AND DELICACY STORE, $20( . laundry agency, etc.: near school: no opposition: chauce of lifetime. Inquire Cail Uffice. TGAR STORE, WHOLESALE DISTRICT, will sell at invoice on account . f departure; a great bargain. JOHNSTON, 2614 Kesrny st. JXPERIENCED FINISHERS ON CLOAKS and suits. 916 Market st., room 30. ANTED_GREMAN GIiRL FOR HOUSE Work. 1308 Leavenworth st. ANTED-BY A COMPETENT LADY, PO- sition as either housekeeper 10 & widower with children or companion: is & thorough housekeeper and seamstress. Address MES. D., vox 81, Call. UMBER OF FIRST-CLASS GIRLS AWAT ing situations at the Swedish and German Em- ployment Bureau—M R=. NORTON, 315 Sutter. REFINED LADY FOR GOOD POSITION; NO }' OUNG GIRL WOULD LIKE TO ASSISI IN light housework. 126 Fourth st., room 26. YO'JIO LADY, UNIVERSITY GRADUATE, desires a position as private secretary or any kind of office work; lish, German and Freuch; highes: references. E. H., box 13, Call Office. INCnES . ER HOUSE. 44 THIRD ST., NR. Market: 200 rooms: 25¢c to $1 5V per ni, week: convenfent and respectal $150 1086 mmmr"mu-mmn ferry. e SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE, C R HANSEN & CO, 110 GEARY ST, FUR- « nish havmakers. threshing crews, harvest hm?:,-lmu pickers. lumber and wood men, min- €rs. ymsters, brickyard crews, quarry and rock men, laborers, mechanics, cooks, waiters, hotel and restaurant and laundry help. Wire, phone or mall us your orders; prompt attention guaranteed. J‘Pmlfll AND CHINESE EMPLOYMENT office; best help. 5148 Satter: tet Granc 80, Hudson River Dye Works, 11 Fair ave. IRL FOR (OOKING AND HOUSEWORK once on MRS, LE canvassing. _Call 131 Post st., room 20, G UUNG GIRL WANTED FOR LIGHT housewor:: small family. 1126 Buchanan st. IRL, GERMAN PREFERRED; SLEEP G in smail family. Apply 483 Seventh st. YGQUNG GigL FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK: sleep home. 3135 =an Jose ave. SO O IR GRS e e T HOUSEKEEPER—AGE 80 TO 40 YEARS: A Wwidow preferred with two children. Call at office Ellsworth g“mm.“ny. Sevenih st., Dear 00D LADY PRESSER WANTED AT ONCE. nome. 21 Hill st. W ANTED_ANNTE McMAHON TO CALL AT WIS, way depot, ANTED—W 0! 'D GIRLS TO WORK T L AR A A ween and Fourth, CO., Braanan st., HINESE AND JAPANESE EMPLOYMENT C office; Lhflb 41415 O'Farrell; tel. k. 426, BINESE AND JAPANESE RELIABL) Clfl.lfl.ml.l. BRADLEY&C0., moll: ATR-DRESSING; MANICURING LENSONS Hmm MISS DOYLE. 1194 Powell st., 105 9th. LADIES-FKEE: FREE! NS EVERY Tues., 210 3: dresscutting. 14 McAllister, r. 67, ANTED—1000 MEN, EVERY DAY, AT 207 ¥ourth st., the biggést und best shop in the city: 5 shaving, 10¢ haircauting. W ASTED_FOR THE UNITED STATES Marine Corps, U. S. navy, able-bodied, un- married men between the ages of 21 and 30 years; not less than 6 feet 5 Inches in helght; of good character and temperate habits: able to read, write and speak English properly: oaly citizens of the United Siates or persons who have legally de- clared their intentions 10 become citizens will be accepted; this important branch of the naval service ofters special luducements: giving oppor- tunities to visit all parts of the world on board our new crulsers. For further information apply at the Recrul.iog Office, 20 Ellis st., San Francisco, Cal. W INCHESTER HOUSE 44 THIRD ST.,NEAR Market: 200 rooms, 25 cents a night: Teading- room: free bus and baggage to and from the ferry. T.OPGINGS, 80 TO 160 PER NIGHT: CLEAN. Continental House, 521 Pacific, below Kearny. W ANTED—AN IDEA; WHO CAN THINK OF some simple thing to patent? Protect {gens; they may bri wealth. Write JOHN WEDDERBURN & 0., Dept. L, Patent Attor- Deys, Washington, D. C., for their $1800 prize offer and list of 200 Inventions wanted. E HAVE A LOT OF DAMAGED SHOES selling at less than one-fourth their value; cast Off shoes bought or exchanged. 562 Mission st. TTEY ACME HOUSE, 957 MARKET ST, BE- low Sixth. for a room’ 26ca night; 1 a week. | ANDELL HOUSE. SIXTH AND HOWARD 4 wts.; single furnished rms_75c week, 15¢ nigh= E. 5 RENOVED FROM 809 CLAY TO 613 . Cidy; bottle wine or beer with hot lunch, Sc. MEN 10 TAKE LODGING AT 10c 15¢ 100 26300 = night, including and rolls. €24 Washington st., near Kearny. EST IN CITY--SING' E ROOMS, 15, 20 AND 25 cents per night. $i. $1 26, 81 50 per week. Pacific House, Commercial and Leidesdorf® sts. E ARE SHOE DOCTORS: WE REPAIR your old shoes and make them as good as rew, P e A ice; 255 Mission s, between and Second sts. JPOOMS 16¢ TO 76c PER NIGHT: 50c TO $1 50 por waek. | Oriental, 225 Drum st. ANTED—_LABORERS AND MECHANICS W & Xmow that 0 Roikin, feno House proprie: tor, still_runs Denver House, 217 Third st.: 150 large rooms; 250 per nigh:: $1 to $3 per week. W ANZEDIO COLLECT WAGKS DUE LABOR ers&clerks. KNOX Collection Agey, 110 Sutter LCHO HOU 86315 MARKET ST.— Bt ooms Soon 362 1o 50c uight: 81 o 82 weekr M 10 EEED SZNHATTAN STOCK ¥00D; all grocers keep it. W ANIED-SINGLE ROOMS 15 A DAY: 31 ‘week; rooms for two, 55¢ a ,lllln'.&.' reading-room: daily papers. 36 s '“Tizfl-in‘: EN TO LEARN BARBER trade; only 8 weeks required: tools given and catalogue sent. 8. F. Barber School, 1515 Howard. HOUSES WANTED. SRS S et St s cans CRNIEE ANTED — TO RENT 10-ROUM HOUSE With stable, state rent and location. J. 1. P., box 104, Call Office. ROOMS WANTED. GENILEMAN WANTS FURNISHED ROOM in Spanish family. Address 8. F., box 95, Call. EoM ss000T0 $26,000 TO INVEST IN ANY | paying business or' speculation; communica- tions confidential. Address Gold, box 53, this office, JOR SALE—LIQUOR-STORE AND SALOON: fine stock and trade: present owner going In wholesale business: will sell cheap. 236 East st. BAKERY, ICE-CREAM PARLOR &)30000. aud_candy factory: country town of | ; no competition. Add. $8 M., Angels Camp. A AVERAGE WEEKLY NET INCOME O with $250 invested: safe: conservative: prospectus, proofs, free. F. DALY, 1293 Briwy,NY 125 EXPRESS BUSINESS FOR SALE, + Oon account of sickness; stand; clearing 50 month. Apply 205 m.«m B135. S Sores potor s b rone: . , coffee-parlor: arnish T00! big bargain; call at once. 219 Sixth st. B LD-ESTABLISHED $CHAIR BARBER- ), dccount of retiring from business; 6years n the place. 1308 Howard st " 0" LEARANCHE PRIGHTS; $150° up; everything at cost. BRUE. Post. YRON MAUZY, 308.POST ST._SOHMER, Newby & Evans, liriges and other pianos. TPERIOR VIOLINS, ZITHERS, OLD & NEW H. MULLER. maker. repairer. 2 Latham blaca, A WFREK'S NEWS FOR 5 CENTS-THIg . WEEI 1Y CALL. 1 wrap, 3 HOKSs, - ANTED—GENTLE HORSE; WILL GIVE pasture for six months for light service.. B., box 99, Cail Office. 5 2R SALE—BLACK GELDING AND BLACK filly: 4 years 0:d each: broken single or doubfe;, son Eclectic, brother to Arion, 2:07%4. New York Stables, 507 Jessie st., near Sixth, TRONG DELIVERY HORSE 1IN dition; a barzain: 159 Second st. = ORSE AND WAGON; CHEAP. INQU 5 1619 Powell st. s T E1BOLD HARNESS COMPANY: 600 SETS - Of good harness, our own make; of every de: scription, for less money than you can buy Eastern trash; send for catalogue. 110 MecAllister st., S. B 15 :E‘rs:fiux AND SECOND HAND HAR- ess, inds; wagons, buggies, su Tockaways, carts: must be sold. 1158 Mlsstan s 500 5:2“ Nl);;r" = lg SECOND-HAND HAR~ ness; all kinds: buggy.wagon, cart &rockaway; 40 cheap horses. 15th and Val 4() HOBSES Fow SaL % uggles, carts, harness: Grand Arcade Hi Market, 327 Six.h st ery Wednas day. SULLIVAN & DOYLE, Auctioneers. ORSES PASTURED: S TUR O iar. he 1 v Ranc! : “r s 'GOOD Cona WAGONS AND CARKIAGES, Fc-muu ©of every desc:iption; cash, note Instaliments. Carvill Mig Co., 48-48 s?!'x e S B LIGHTLY SOILED DRIV NG GLOV. 3 S samples. H. M. HEINEMAN, 100 Sansomens $ 30‘ , ,s.:n(‘,:‘i'l(.“l): 5-ACRE POULTRY 3 rehard, FE vale: rent 810, 34 Donohos buliding. o © TV BAKERY AT A BARGAIN; BAKES FROM 8 t0 4 bols. of flour dally ; full Centervilie, Alameda Comnty. = eoHon allowed. HE ONLY MODERN IMPROV T ED HOTEL of 0 rooms in ease, quire D. ROTREN KOS, o Tont oFl e ASTERN L\DY DESTRES GENTLEMAN er; small eapital: good business. Room 74, 856 Matker st NEW AXDSECOND-HAND BAKERS', LAU ry. milk and grocery wazons: also 1 and 2 fine bugaies’ €28 Hurrison st "o 2" STOEAGE. e SRR TORAGE_CHEAPEST LN THE CITY ; F Proot buiiding; advances made. 11 Lagmie URNTIURE, PIANOS, TRUNKS; S shipping. CHAS. L. TAYLOWN 504 For B.SMITH FURNITURE CO., 1 : P8 Tates: fire-proof building . Vastor s !‘;i':?.' yu“s,.rflgu,sol.b AT ONCE; siomd house; no reasonabie E‘OBSALI OR TAKE PARTNER, SMALL GOUD PAYING offer refused. Call WANTED - MISCELLANKEOUS, ‘WANTED—A SECOND-HAND Address 8., box 87, Call Office. TRICYCLE. ‘umumg business; small capital. 110 ARTNER WANTED (GERMAN), - Pfil: lady of means. (mlmu,mfAm ECOND - HAND KODAKS, CAME . enses, magic lanterns, sliden. 100 ooy ELL YOUR BOOKS. CLOTHIN( SRS BT At ‘ona posieh. FUBNILTULE Fo SALE. A {ricis ‘stand tll goods are’ completely Qs ngl. Sy o Bec yard = 53 WANT FURNITURE AND OFFICE FIX- ' NDIANA AUCTION CO., SUCCESSORS TO M -, . cleariex’ $90 monthly: Iiving rooms G. BADGER, SOLE AGENT FOR HALLET with all mrulmr! full value in sicht; a chance of +& Davis and Fraucls Bacon pianos, ac’to, & lifetime; rent $20: must st propriecor going 5125 FINE UPHIGHT PIANO. OuD- | East: no agents. = Apply Call office. BI25 Stonta s an s o 13 Seventh, INE OPENING FOR ACTIVE DRY-GOODS AOST NEW STEFNWAY - UPRIGH] man in rapidly growing neighborbood; cor. | A narty forced to sell immediately. Koom 10, Third ave. and Clement st., with 4 rooms; Sutro 809 Market st. 3 carspass door. D. DANGERS, 101 Callfornia st. | =i e 4()(). FOX SALE —SPLENDID OPFOR- 3 plance, $175: il musical 500as heap. MATU- . tunity; icecream parlor. candy, Sta- | v A'LS, 769 Market st. tionery, cigar and tobacco store; good location. | ~ - ack 3 auction sales every Wednes *, OR SALE, AT EASTERN PRICES, FINS