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12 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, MONDAY, AUGUST 3, 1896 WHO OPENED THE GATES OF LIBERTY? Ray Palmer Gives His An- swer to the Ques- tion. LAUDS ROGER WILLIAMS. Denies That Lord Baltimore Was the First Champion of Freedom. . CATHOLIC PRIESTS DENOUNCED. Palmer Declares That Their Protes- tations of Patriotism Are Insincere. A fair-sized audience was present at the Good Citizenship meeting yesterday after- noon in Metropolitan Temple to listen to Rev. Ray Palmer's farewell address before leaving this City for the East. Before introducing Mr. Palmer, Chairman Quit- zow made a few introductory remarks, in which he commended the audience for its faithful attendance at the weekly meetings and urged it to continue its efforts in behalf of 2ood citizenship. Ray Palmer was then introduced and spoke upon the subject, “Roger Williams Opened the Gates of Liberty.” I wish to draw the brush of history across the picture which the Papists have painted on the dome of the temple of liberty—the picture of Lord Baltimore opening the gates of freedom,” began the speaker. “I wish to place in its place another picture, the picture of Roger Wil- liams, the hero of Narragansett Bay, who indeed opened the gates of liberty. Roger ‘Williams promulgated the doctrine which constitutes the cornerstone of our liberty— the doctrine which is so repulsive to Popery and Catholicism. “If the immortal Williams could return to-day he would take the oatb-bound priests from their cells and send the old bachelor of the vatican from his papal prison. *Roger W illiams stood almoston the summit of tue Mountain of Liberty. ‘He was the first person,’ said Bancroft, ‘who believed in freedom of conscience in its fullest plenitude. He breatbed fully the spirit of Milton.’ “Here stands the man whom Rome would have burned at the stake, bere is the man whose principles are so repug- nant to Romanism. But so long as Rhode Island and Narragansett Bay re- main, so long as the stars and stripes float over 'the little red schoolhouse, just so long shall the name of Roger Williams be revered. 1 “The American Protective Association isfounded upon the principles of Roger Williams. Iam a member of that order and I am notashamed that every one shall know 1t. The American Protective Asso- ciation represents freedom without pro- claiming it, as the Catholic priests have been hypocritically proclaiming. “It behooves us as Americans to show forth our light and be true_ to the princi- ples of our order. The principles of our order are as clean and bright as the stars that shine above us, and any one of our orcer wio disgraces himseif makes a stain upon the whole orzanization to which he belongs. “We cannot afford to retrace our steps or retract what we have done as an order. What we have don: as an orde: we have done rightly and shouid stand by. We are organized not only to protect our own nomes, but to see that no child in this Jand, whetber he be black or white, rich or poor, shall be brought up in the teachings of any priest or sect. “The American Protective Association, comprising, as it does, the best and most honorable citizens of this country, shouid be the father of the oppressed, the down- trodden and the unfortunate. And as the Jesuits will march to death rather than denounce their base and treacherous prin- ciples so should we be willing to undergo anything for the sake of our glorious principles. “Qur friend, Father Yorke, says he ad- mires Dr. Wendte. So do I. Butdo you know why Yorke admires Dr. Wendte? Because he isnotan A. P. A. Aithough Dr. Wendte has denounced Romanism as loudly as any, yet, because he is notan A. P. A, according to Father Yorke, he is a gentleman.” At the conclusion of Ray Palmer’s ad- dress a resolution of tharks was unani- mously tendered him for his loyalty in having addressed the meeting on various occasions while he has been in this City. THE WORLD OF SOCIETY, Miss Ralston and Dr. Bullitt to Be Married Wednes- day. It Is to Be a Noon Wedding and Will Be Celebrated at St. Paul’s Church, Oakland. The event of the week will, without doubt, be the wedding of Miss Clair Ral- ston, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Ral- ston, and Dr. Jumes Bell Bullitt, a promi- nent young physician of Louisville, Itisto be anoon wedding, and will be celebrated at St. Paul’s, Oakland. Bishop Nichols will officiate, assisted by Rev. Dr. Ritchie, pastor of St. Paul’s. A charming wedding was that which took place on Tuesday evening last, when Miss Olive Berry, daughter of Mrs. E. L. Berry, was married to Louis Cramer, at the residence of the bride’s mother, 437 Valencia street. The rooms were simply but artistically decorated with flowers, evergreen and smilax. The ceremony was periormed by Rev. E. R. Dille. The nup- tials were of especial interest to the many friends of the bride and groom, as they have both been active and earnest workers among the young people of the Central Methodist Epis- copal Church, the bride being & member of the «Friendly Circle of King’s Daughters.” After the ceremony a bour teous collation w: and the guests responded to many 10 health and happiness of the bride and groom. Those present were: E. R. Dille, Rev. W. W. Case, Miss Laura Sand, Miss Anna Semmen: Richard Irvine, Mrs, E. L. Berry, Cutis Berry, A. W, Stidston, Miss Aunie Krug, Miss Francos Joyner, William Abbott and wife, Miss Susie Abbott, W. M. Abbott and wife, William 0. Disco and wife, Miss Stella Burton, Miss Matter Heath, Miss Celia Lewandowski, Mrs. C. E. Les Wwandowski, Frank Lutley and wife, Mrs. R. Glocker, Miss Gertrude-T. Bluxome, the Misses Atta and Jennie Hall, Miss Meirose Tuttle, George Wood, Thomas iodge and wife, G. W. Drew, G. H. Rogers, Fred Morcom, the Misses filiic and Laura Morcom. Miss Lillie Klem- mer, Miss L\l(v:g Thrush, Mrs. Semmons, Mr. apd Mrs. J. W. Weigel, Miss Mamie Quinn, William . Brown, Miss Lizzie Semmins, the Afisses Julia and Mamie Tracy, J. 8. Harris, J. Tunnicliff, R._J. Patterson, Mrs. M. Patterson, AW, Bell'and wife. F. H.Selly and wife, Mr. Obell and wife, Miss Mamie Smith, W. Guy, James L. Case, Miss Lizzie Peters, T. K. Harris and wife, G. G. Unsworth and wife. W.N. Polkington and wife, S. Martin_and wiie, Miss Ward, B. 8. Ward and wife, John Ailan and fe, Miss Katie Herche, Mrs. E. Hiichcock, ;-‘nlnk floge The wedding of Miss Theresa Heinze and George Menzer was solemnized last Wednes- dsy alternoon, July 22, at 2 o'clock, at the residence of the bride’s mother. 412 McAllis- ter street. Rey. F. W. Fisher of the German Evangelical Church officieted at the cere- mony. Both parties are residents of this City. Miss Maitof Alameda supported the bride as maid of honor and Wiltiam Pohiman was best man. The youug couple received many ele- gant and costly preseuts, which testified to the high esteem in which they are held by their numerous friends. One huudred invited guests were present at the ceremony. The private outing given by the Alcaldes at Niles Canyon, on Sunday last, was & great social success. About 150 people were present and a most enjovable dey was spent. The weather was all that could e desired and the grounds were in spiendid condition. Dancing to the strains of Blanchard’s music was kept up during theentire day. The floor was under the management of William Fenstermacher, who was ably assisted bySol Heino, F. Roemer, L. Graves and J. Colbert. The singing of Fenstermacher was & special feature of the day. The Bazoo band of the Alcaldes attracted a good deal of attention. The committee having the affair in charge consisted of O. H. Ferguson, J. J. Griei, H. Andrews, G. Alferitz and M, Fenstermacher. On Monday last Mrs. J. Keogh_chaperoned & paiy of young people to Jit. Veder. In the party were: The Misses Marguerite A. and Alice M. Brady, 3iss Anna M. Dunn, Miss Clara H. Keogh, Jemes Keogh, Walter Gom- pertz and Charles Stubenrauch. A ver enjoyable birtnday party was tend- ered Miss Julia Hofmann by her parents at 2955 Filteenth sireet Saturday evening, July 25. The evening was pleasantly spent in singing, dancing, music and games. At 12 o'clock all repaired to the dining-room to par- take of the bounteous supper. Among those present were: Mr. and Mrx. J. Hofmann, Mr A. Hofmann, Mr. and Mrs. J. Albrecht, Miss Carrie Peterers, Rose Westell, Lottie Meir, Annie Seipel, Lena Gagan, Bertha Rushmiller, Annie Buttner, Lottie Hollin, Emma_ Hollin, ‘Annie Wendel, Lizzie Delahanta. Julis Hof- mann, William Ring, William Nolan, Ed Ban- ning, Louis Deitzen, Charles Bethom, Ed Hinz, G. Cassidy, Mr. Schwart, Jack Hofmann, Adolph Hofmann, August Hofmann, George Meyer, Amelis and Feadora Hofmann, The wedding of Lawrence Q. Cummings and Miss Winnie A. Leary was solemnized by Rev. Father Wyman Tuesday noon, July 28, at St. Mary’s Church. After the céremony the guests repaired to the home of the bride’s mother, 1114 Taylor street, where the wedding break- fast was served. Toasts were given and many congratulations offered. Amid showers of rice the happy couple ieft for their future home in Santa Rosa. Among the guests present were: Nir. and Mrs. J. Q. Cummings, Mrs. Leary, Kean, Misses Maggie, Bessie and Mary Fiynn, Misses May and Fannie Springer, Misses Nellie and May Lowry, Mrs. Flood, Miss Mamie Flood of Crockeit, Miss Mabel Leary, Miss Lavery, Miss Rachel Lavery, Mrs. Kennedy, Mrs. Lowry, Mrs. Brosius, Mrs. O'Keefe, John and Harry Leary, Mr. Cardoza of Santa Rosa, Louis Springer, Jack Lowry, Eddie Flood, Mr. Coghlan, Mr. King. A surprise party was given Miss Kate Quill by her many friendsat Minerya Hall, Fifteenth and Mission streets, Saturday evening, July 25. A very enjoyable_evening was spent till midnight, when & bounteons repast Was served. After supper singing, dancing and games were indulged in till & late or rather an early hour. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. James | Toomey, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kruse, Mrs. M. Toomey, Mrs. W. F. Toomey, Mrs. J. Toomey, Mrs. Mc3orley, the Misses Kete Toomey. Mamie Toomey, Aunie Toomey, Rose McDonnell, Kate Quill, Miss F. Brown, Miss Kelly, Annie Siebert, Tessie Powers, Julia McArdle, Mamie O'Neil,’ A. Donnely, Rose Downs, Mamie Downs, Rose Burton, Mamie Kelleher, Josie | Kelleher, Maggie Powers, Miss Buchanan, Miss Mahoney, Miss _ McSorley, A. O'Brien, Miss Joyce, F. Tours, _A. Tours, Miss Williams, Miss Brown, T. Meyers, Henry Toomey, J. Hahanah, Hugh McSorley, . Hughes, Ed Lahey, William McDennel, Leary, jomes Wren, Dan Powers, Al Bohm, Rafe Reed, John A. Hern, John McCloskey, Charles Moore, J. Toomey, Gus Harden, John Toomey, J. Quill, M. Quill, J. Kelleher, J. Laner, A. Arron and C. Smith. A very enjoyable birthday party was given by Miss Tillie Wesendunk ut her parents’ re dence, 1531 Dolores street, last Saturday evening, the 26th, The guests began to arrive at 9 o’clock and the early part of the evening was spent in games and dancing. At mid- night the folding-doors leading into the spa- cious dining-room were thrown open and the guests invited to participate in the dainty re- past set before them. The dining-room snd parlors were artistically decorated with ever- greens and smilax. After supper the guests | proceeded to_the pariors, where dancing was resumed until the wee sma’ hours. The Misses Nettie and . Adele Price of Sacra- mento are visiting their uncle, Jacob Levi- son and his family at 1818 Post street. Miss Bradley, daughter of the late Senator B. T. Bradley, has ficceg:ed an_appointment as teacher in the Eastland School, in Mill Valley. Mrs. N. G. Walker, wife of & prominent Ha- waiian planter, has returned from a European tour and will' leave on the Monowai for her island home. Mr. and Mrs. Myer Siegel of Los Angeles are isiting Mr. and Mrs. L Magnin. Mrs. P.Johuson is entertaining Miss Mae furphy at her cottage in Burlingame. S gsford returned from Homo- 8th ot July after & delightful visit of nine weeks as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Cunha. and Mrs. G. 8. Backman have returned to the City and are at the Hotel Savoy, where they will be at home Tuesdays. The Club of '96 will give a sash and bow party this eveniug, Monday, August 3, at 507 Buiter street, corner of Powell. Rev. Arthur M. Clarke, C. 8, P., will deliver a lecture on Friday evening, August 7, at Metropolitan Rall, for the benefit of the uni- form and armory fund of Company D, First Regiment, League of the Cross Cadets. The Teverend gentleman has chosen for his subject “The Father of Modern Liberty.” Coionel James F. Smith will preside at the lecture. Young Ladies’ Institute No. 7 wiil give an entertainment and hop on Wednesday evening, August 12, at Native Sons’ Hall. - ———— Very Much Alike. A certain mother was the proud pos- sessor of twins who were as much alike as 1wo peas. A One night she heard a_series of giggles proceeding from the neighborhood of the twins’ bed. “What are you laughing at there?’'she said. “Oh, nothing,” replied Edith, one of the twins, “‘only vou have given me two baths and Alice none.’’—Spare Moments. Williem Keénny, James Norton, John Pierce, | Con Ryan, Barnev Farley, Fred Butler, Ed | Donovan, Morris Sheehan, Bert Sutton, Ed | Hess, )r. Riley, Stanley Crowe, Ed McSorley, | Mrs. | # doess E. 1 SPECIAL NOTICES—Continued. BEF RAEUMATISM OF 8 YEARS CURED in 8 weeks. Consultation free. 305 Eddy sureet. SITUA TIONS WANTED-—Continued. 3 HELP WANTED—Continued. Y 0UNG MaXN 23 YEARS OF AGE WISHES 2 place to drive a wagon or to work in whole sale house. Address U. G., 825 Jessle st. BAD TENANTS LJECTED FOR 84; collections made, ity or country. Pacific Collection Co., 415 Monigy st., room 6. Tel. 5580 DYNAMD—TEEDER WANTS POSITION; IS a competent electrician _and inechanical draughtsman, Please address R., box 60, Call. DR. BAYER REMOVED HIS OFFICE to 14 Grant ave.: residence 1703 Geary st. CHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA— BF 5% WEEKLY CALL, sent to any address in the United States or Canada one year for §1 50, nostage free. SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE. FIRST-CLASS FRENCH COOK DESIRES A Situation; 3 years Ja-t piace; city or country. MISS CULLEN, 3238 Sutter st. OUNG MAN WANTS POSITION IN GRO- Cery or general merchandise sto) £o0d book- keeper; good reference. . M., box 21, Call Office. 4y working in delicacies and grocery business wanis a position, Address A. LUKRANPA, 2162 Alameda ave,, Alameda. OUNG MAN, GERMAN, WHO HAS BEENY B LACKSMITH HELP. $30 AND FOUND, FOR @ ranch: 3 woodehoppers; concentrator, $60 and found; 2 milkers; 10 laborers; 20 tiemakers, 8cand 10c each: choreman for residence, $20; 8 waliters; 6cooks; 2 dishwashers; cook, lunch counter, $90. URRAY & READY, Leading Employment Agents, 634 and 636 Clay st. 3() MEN FOR A LARGE THRASHING OT: fit and ranch near city, see boss here: follow- ing are some of men wanted—Sack-sewer, sack- tender, _derrick-forker, _strawbuck, _separator- tender, header, wagon-driver, hoedown, laborers, cook, ete. MURRAY & READY, Leading Em- ployment Agents, 634 and 636 Clay st. BUSINESS CHANCES. 0 SELL A BUSINESS OF ANY KIND quick for cash see GUS STRAND, 45 Third st. 3900 LORNER GROCERY AND BAR; NO. » 1locstion: pays well; cheap rent: bar- gain; account of sickness. GUS STRAND, 46 Third st $] 20() LIQUORSTORE, FULL VALUE IN sight: 6good living rooms, cheap rent, longl ease. See GUS STRAND, 45 Third st. ALOON; NO1 LOCATION: WITH 3 FUR- nished rooms; cheap rent; will be sold at & L‘—;e;thl::grln if taken at once. Nee GUS STRAND, st wlxcxms'rmn HOUSE, 44 THIRD. NEAR Markei—Electric lights in every room: 200 Tooms; 25¢ to §1 50 per night: $1 50 to $5 per week : froe and bagcave to and from the ferry. [INFANTS NURSE DESIRES : best ref; city or country. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. R. HANSEN & CO., 110 GEARY ST.. furnish the best family and hotel help. Call at oftice, Dhoue Or mail US YOUT OTGers: Drompt al- tention guaranteed; telephione Grant 185. \J UMBER OF FIRST-CLASS GIRLS A\VANI ing situations at the Swedish and German m- ployment Bureau. MRS.G. NORTON, 315 Sut- | terst. M5, 3 JOUNSTON, 995 MARKET ST. only first-class female he'p farnished. VW ANTED BY A RESPECTAELE AMERL can woman a place to do cooking or general housework; Dest of reference: City OF COUNLTY. Call or address 231 Thirty-second st. FEMNALK HELP WANTED. ANTED_PROTESTANT LA UNDRESS for institution, $26: girl for cooklng and honsework, a snort distance, $30; nurse, same house, $20¢ governess, $25; 5 cooks in American and German fawilies, $20, $30 and $35; boarding- house cook, $.5; chambermaid, Assist waiting, hiotel, §20; hotel laundress, $20. &nd & great many girls to il our numerous situations in city and country. J. ¥. CROSETT & CU., 814 Sutter st. ANTED — GIRL FOR COOKING AND housework, a short distance. $20; second girl, $20. sce party here at 12 to-day: 5 cooks In Amer- ican and German families, $25,$30 and $ second girl and laundress, 2 in_family, $25: 2 chamber- | malds and waitresses. $18 and $20, and a great many girls for cooking and housework in city aond country. J. ¥, CROSETT & CO., 312 Sutter st. WEDISH GIRL WISHES TO DO UPSTALIS work and take care of children: isa good seam: siress: 2 vears last place. MRS. G. NORTON, 316 Suvier st. ERMAN LADY (SPEAKS FRENCH AND (G Ehtism) would teach and make hersel tsefal 1n the house; good seamstress: in return for home. ‘Address A. L., box 45, Call Office. " SWEDISH GIRL, FIRST-CLASS COOK and laundress: four years last place: cooking or housework. MRS. G. NORTON, 316 Sutter st. W ORK BY THE DAY WANTED BY RELI- able young woman for office-work, house- cleaning or washing. 988 Howard st., cor. Sixth. (G 997, BEAMPOOERS ¥OR BATHS, CITY. C R. HANSEN & (., 110 Geary st COO%. COUNTRY RES‘A;AU%]A‘\"{;NUI&EZ MR y Clty, d aitresses, restaurant, city o . G R. HAN- chambermaid, country hoiel, $20; Work, ci y and couniry, $15 and §: SEN & C0., 110 Geary st. NUK!E 2 CHILDREN, DO_SEWING, CITY, $16; young nursegirl, 1 child, sleep home, 82 a week! girl for honsework, Monday, city, $25: young girl for housework, city, $20: German girl for housework, city. $15; k1 11s for honsework, city aud country, $12, $15 and $20. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary st. WoXaN WANTS POSITION TO ASSIST IN light housework with Christian or spirisnalist. Address Home, box 101, Call Office. TERMAN WOMAN WISHES SITUATION to do_general housework or as housekeeper. Apply 517 Howard st. 7OUNG GERMAN GIRL WISHES SITUA- tion to take care of one or more children. Ap- ply 1321 Mason st., bakery. (0K RESTAURANT, NEAR CITY, s ook for fe eople and wi 'y - tr5: 320 and fure pid. | C. . HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary st. HAMBERMAID, WAIT DINNER, 820, city: 2 waltresses. restaurant, city, $16 and 100m; German chambermaid and wait, country, $20; French or German woman to do general work In bakery. city, 815, and room. C. R HAN- SEN & CO., 110 Geary st; [ ANTED—POSITION BY YOUNG WOMAN in A merican family to do upstairs work; wages $20. Address L. K., box 107, Call Office. 7OUNG WOMAN FROM THE EAST WOULD | X like upstairs work and sewing; neat and com- petent; city or country; references.’ Address H. B., box 15, Cail Office. NOMPETENT ENGLISH COOK, IS A NICE (Claundress ana kind to cntidren, would g0 as a working housekeeper: city or country: wages $12 o $16. all 749 Howard st., ro)m 3. \ EAT YOUNI (KL, $15; LIGHT HOUSE- work. MISS CULLEN, 823 Sutter st. OLORED GIRL R WOMATS, 2 IN FAMILY, 1 housework girls, city and country, $20 and $25: 8 young girls, assist, $10to $15. MISS CULLE: 523 Sutter st. W()M AN WITH A CHILD, $15. MISS CUL~ LEN, 323 Sutter st. S +) COUKS “SECOND GIRL, $25; NURSE, <~ 815. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. 7 OUNG LADY WISHES POSITION TO CARE for child and assist; wages $10. Call at 532 Eddy st. TOUNG WOMAN WOULD LIKE LO DO office work or take care of doctor'’s office. Call or address 534 Eills st. ELpERLY LADY WISHES POSITION AS housekeeper in small family. 7538 Clemen- tinast. | W ORK WANTED AT ONCE BY LADY A8 visiting French teacher, schools or familles; or as companion to lady or gentieman or meaus where reading alond or writing is requi ed; good Deedlewoma..; reierences: no trifiers. Address MADAME, box 127. Cail Oftice. VW IDOW WITH YEARS OF EXPERIENCE would like a position to take charge of a ho:el or lodging-house. Call or address MRS. H., 621 Powell st. ¥ TANTED—POSITION AS HOUSEKEEPER for middie-aged or elderly gentieman. Ad- box 139, Call Office. ESPECTABLE YOUNG LADY WISHES posi:ion as chambermaid and waitress: good reference. Call 739 Post st. IGHT HOUSEWORK BY EXPERIENCED . Address 226 Turk OMAN WISHES WORK BY THE day washing, ironing, and housecleaning: references on hand. 741 Minna st. TERMAN WOMAN, GOOD HOUSEKEEPER first-class cook, wishes steady situation, clty or couutry. Address or call 224 Fourth st. OSITION AS HOUSEKEEPER OR COOK ON ranch, by a woman of ability; is a thorough housekecper, also fine cook; first-class references given and required. Call J. L., 2043%4 Mission st., | trom 7 t0 8 P. M. (CCMPETENT DRESSMAKER WISHES FEW more engagements by the day, or will take work home; Lerms reusonuble. 417 Larkin. Y NEAT SCOTCH WOMAN, PLACE AS child’s nurse, plain sewing or housework : good cook; references. MRS. ANNA SHEPPARD, Oakland P. 0., Alameds County. TOMAN WANTS A POSITION AS WORK- ing housekeeper, or as cook In private family. Call 1065 Market, room 10. OUNG WOMAN WISHES TO TAKE charge of a rooming-house. Apply for (hree days at 214 Hyde st., between 1 and d o’clock. Y OUNG LADY WISHES POSITION AS housekeeper; plain sewer. 677 Market, room 18 ITUATION WINTED—BY A RELIABLE woman to do was ing, or cleaning house, or any otner work. Address MRS. FRENCH, 3624 Sacramento st. MLDLE D GERMAN WOMAN WITH A AVl girl 3 years old wishes a place to do general housework; object more & good home than wages. Apply 457 Stevenson st.; 1o postals- QPANISH WIDOW, LATE FROM CITY OF Mexico, wouid like situation as housekeeper. Apply 105 Larkin st., room 2. VW ANCuES ER HOUsE, 44 THIRD ST.. NR. Market: 200 rooms: 25c to $1 50 per night: $1 50 1086 per week; convenlent and respectable; iree bus and baggage 10 and from the ferr: SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE. R. HANSEN & CO, 110 GEARY ST, FUR~ nish haymakers. threshing crews, harvest hands, fruit pickers, lumber and wood men, min- ers, teamsters, brickyard crews, quarry and rock: men, iaborers, mechanics, covks, waiters, hotel and restaurant and laundry help. Wire, phone or mall us your orders; prompt attention guaranteed. ARBERS—GOOD BARBER WANTS WORK for $10 per week, clty or country. Address Barber, box 146, Call Office. 7OUNG DANE WHO CAN MILK, TAKE care of horses, and is very handy with tools, wants situation. Address D., box 165 Call Office. ARBER—A FIRST-CLASS YOUNG BARBE. desires & steady position: work for wages. R. ., box 168, Call Office. (G ERMAN NMAN. 36 HANDY WITH TOOLS and honse and garden work, waats s:eady place, city or country; reference. . K. box 122, Call. 7OUNG MAN WANIS WOKK SELLING piants on commission. Call between 7 and 8 4. 3., 427 Golden Gate ave RIVER—STRONG YOUNG MAN LESIRES & situation to drive truck or delivery wagon; experienced: can furnish best references. K. F., box 163, this office. HAT YOUNG NURSE; SLEEP HOME; $10. MISS CULLER, 323 Sutter st. ANTED—LAUNDRESS, 8 DAYS A W KEK, call eariy; German cook, small boarding-house, $30: French ‘waitress and parlor maid, $25; girls for housework and assist, $25, $20 and $16. LEON ANDRE, 815 Stoekton st. S AITRESS, FIRS' LASS COUNTRY HO- tel, $20, fare paid: cook, small country hotel, $25: cook, few boarders, near_city, $20; girls for housework and cooking MURRAY & KEADY, Leading Employ ment Agents, 634-636 Clay st. (\ONCENTRATOR $3 PER DAY. MISS CUL- J LEN, 823 Sutter st. W ANIED— RELIABLE SCHOOLBOY IN every city on Pacifie Coast to distribute cir- : good pay. Address Boy, box 105, Call. A, L EEEEC, THE UPHOLSTERER AND « carpet- ayer of 2116 Fillmore st., wants a first-class all-round man. culal FOR SALE CHEAP—STAND IN THE BEST market; doing pood business; small capital; no night or Sunday. STAND, 33 California Market NE OF THE BEST PAYING STANDS IN “the clty: smnll capital required; business. STAND, 32 California Mll’kgl-. e F YOU WANT TO SELI, OR_BUY A BUSI- pess. LUBELSKI & CHASE, 7 City Hall ave. TANTED—HANDY MAN AROUND_ ROOM- ing-nouse; one that can hang paper. 16 South 838 FOURTH E WANT FIRSI-CLASS CIGAR STOWE: centrallv loca‘ed; receipts must average $1200 10 $1500 per month: must stand full investiga- tion. LUBELSKI & CHASE, 7 City Hall ave. &’,2")0 GROCERY AND BAK: ALSO CON . . fectionery and fruit; doing $1000 business month; In fine country town, 114 hours’ ride tromcity; established 10 years; this is & rare bargain: will stand fullest investigation. LUBEL- SKI & C.:ASE, 7 City itall av Park. WAISTED—-COOK AND DISHWASHER AT 1558 Market st. ANTED — FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT waiter. 207 Second st. 00D WAITER WANTED. st.Call early. 00D SOBER RESTAURAST COOK AT 8 Jackson st.; wages $28 a month and room. S ANTED —STEADY YOUNG BARBER. Call @ 4. M., 48145 Third st. TIVE CANVASSERS WA NTED: GOOD commission to right parties. J., box 29, Call. ARTNER WITH $76: WELLPAYING BUSI- ness; good outside trade. 285 Third st. MAX _WITH §150 CAN MAKE GOOD LIV- ing; Ight work ; short hours; no night or Sun- 921 Market st., room 1. Y OUXG MAN TO ASSIST IN OFFICE WORK: duties light: experience not necessary; will pay 875 per month;: deposit required, $150.” GEO. BTEWART, 602 Market st. ANTED—HONEST, SOBER MAN IN GOOD paying business; small capital required; see to-day. GUS STRAND, 46 Third at. ARBERS—FOR EMPLOYMENT CALL SEC. P. C. Barbers’ Assn. S. FUCHS, 335 Grant ave. ARBERS PROTECTIVE UNION EMPLOY- ment secretary, CONRAD TROELL, 657 Clay. ARBIRS ASSOCIATION OF CAL EMPLOY- ment. Sec’v, P. (. Hamann, 25814 O’ Farreil. 0Y IN CYCLERY WHO CAN REPAIR AND adjusy wheels. D., box 8, Call Office. $4 PANTS TO ORDER; LATEST STYLH. WERTHMAN Pants Co., 2214 Geary st. ADY, STRANGER IN THE OITY, DESIRES business partner;small capital. 122 Post st., .2. N EXPERIENCED NIGHT FOREMAN IN j&L. an electric-car barn. ' Box 11, Call Office, Oak- and. . OURNEYMEN BARBERS LOCAL UNION, No. 27. J. B. 1. U. of A, Employment Bureau, 102 Seventh st. EN’S HALF-SOLING, 50c.: LADIES, 40c.; Jone while you wait. 638 Market, opp. Palace Hotel; branch 787 Market, opp. Will & Finck’s,S. ¥ BEEFSTEAK AND ONIONS, WITH COFFEE, 5c, 2 side dighes free. 635 Clay st. T ABGEST STOCK OF SECOND-HAND SHOES on ha; hoes Lo order, #3 b0; hand-sewea shoes, 85. 72614 Howard st., bet. Third and Fourth [ INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD ST, NEAR Market; 200 rooms, 25 cents a night; Teading. room; free bus and baggage to and from the ferry. HAMBERMAID, DO PLAIN WASHING, smail hotel, $20; cook, small country hotel, $25; waitresses, country hotels, $20 each, and olhers: chambermaid, $20. MURRAY & READY, | Leading Employment Agents, 634 and 636 Clay st. | MAS, _AND WIFE AS COOKS, $45. 1TC. waitress for Oakland, $15, room, etc. ; waitres city, §15, room, etc. ; chambermaid, $20 and room waitress, couniry hotel, $20 acd room; colored | girl for Santa Rosa, $15, etc.. 2 in family: 16 | house girls, $15; 7 house girls, $20: 18 young girls, | $8, $10 and $12'per month, assist, etc., nice fami- lies. MARTIN'S, 749 QWEDI! for few men on ranch, $25; German nurse, $25; | nurse, :20; 30: Swedish housegirl. $25: | second girl, $20; 4 hou: and $25. Apply 515 Suster st. VW ARTED—A NUMBER OF GIRUS TG FILL all kinds of situations; city or country. MRS, HIRD, 721 Ellis st. W ANTED 10 EOARD BY A RESPECTABLE German family without children a girl between | 8 and 12 years: a good home: also use of piano. Address D., box 122, Call Office. A ANTED—GiRL_FOR HOUSEWORK IN country: wages $15. 322 Turk st., between | Hyde and enworth. | JXPERIENCED GIRL FOR GENERAL | housework and assist with baby: $15. 1618 MeAllister st. | TOUNG GLRL TO ASSIST WITH HOUSE- work and care of children. Call before 12 3t 1001 McAllisterst. GIEL_wax Ger man cooking and housework. rell st. VIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK. 100 Meallister si. ANTED—GERMAN GIKL T0 WAIT AT table. 834 Bush st. PPRENTICE ON FINE COATS; SUME EX- A perience preferred. 114814 Folsom st. ATTRESS FROM 11 _A. M. TO 1 P. M.: 25c. Restaurant, 210 Drumm st. OUNG GIRL FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK. 1525 Guerrero st.: number on gate. TOUNG GENTLEMEN AND LADIES TO join dramatic ciub. 732 Pine, near Powell. ATLORESS ON CUSTOM COATS. 611 Third st. % IRL TO DO _GENERAL HOUSEWORK: sieep at home, $12. 610 Fulton st. YOUNG GIRL FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK. Apply 2709 Laguna st. GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK; GERMAN rred. Call after 9, 1720 Sacramento st. TOUNG GIRL TO TAKE CARE OF CHIL- dren. Cal: 318A Fell st. 7OUNG GIRI, FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK; wages $12. Call at 204 Shipley st. H GIRL FOR UPSTAIRS WORK. . PARSONS, 1257 Octavia st. ANTED—EXPERIENCED FINISHER ON vests. 46115 Minna st. S, $1. APPLY BARLY, READY t restaurant, 325 Fourth st. girls, country, $: | WHO UNUERSTANDS 1440 O'Far- W W ANTED_FOR THE UNITED STATES Marine Corps, U. S. navy, able-bodied, un- married men between the ages of 21 and 30 years; Dot less than 5 feet 5 inches in height; of good character and temperate habits; able to read, write and speak English properly: only citizens of the United States or persons who have legally de- clared their 1ntentions (0 become citizens will be accepted: this important branch of the naval service ofters special fuducements; giving oppor- tunities to visit all parts of the world on board our Dew cruisers. For further information apply at the Recrul.ing Office, 20 Ellis st., San _Francisco, Cal. RES1 PLACE IN THE CITY FOR SKCOND- hand shoes, 749 Mission st., opp. Grand Opera- Louse; new calf shoes, pointed ioe, our make, 82 50 and $3: ladles’, gents’ and chiidren’s mistic and cast-off shoes bought or exchanged. TUNNY ROOMS ;'ROM $1 TO $3 PER WEEK. The New Grand, 246 Third st. ODGINGS, b¢ TO 15¢c PER NIGHT; CLEAN. Continental House, 521 Pacific, below Kearny. VY ASTED—AN IDEA: WHO CAN THINK OF some simple thing o patent? Protect your ideas; they may bring you wealth. Write JOHN WEDDERBURN & ©0., Dept. L, Patenc Attor- peys, Washington, D. C., for their $1800 prize offer and [is of 200 Inventions wanted. WEHAVE 4 LOT OF DAMAGED SHOES selling at less than one-fourth their value; cast off shoes pought or exchanged. 562 Mission st. ANTED-MEN FOR CLEAN BEDS: 260 night; $1 week. Rosedale, 321 Ellis st. TTRY ACME HOUSE, 57 MARKET ST, BE- low Sixth. for a room’ 26¢ & night: $1 a week. INDELL HOUSE, SIXTH AND HOWARD 4 sts.; single turnishied rms_75¢ week, 16¢ night. S _REwOVED FROM 609 CLAY TO 643 . Ciay; bottle wine or beer with hot lunch, bc. 100 2EY, 0 TAKE LODGING AT 1ue 15 and 20c a night, including coftée and rolls. €24 Washington st., néar Kearny. BST IN CITY--SING' E ROOMS, 15, 20 AND 25 cents per night. $1, 8125, £1 50 per week. Pacific Eouse, Commercial and Leidesdorf? sts. W 5 ARE SHOE DOCTORS: ‘Wi REPATR your old shoes and make them as good as new, | end with our new machines we can do_ your work £t one-half the usual price; done while you Wait. 562 Mission st., between First and Second sts. P OOMS 156 TO 76 PER NIGHT: 500 TO $1 60 per week. Oriental, 225 Drumm st. J ANTED—LABORERS AND MECHANICS 10 know that Ed Rolkin, Reno House proprie- tor, still runs Denver House, 217 Third st.; 160 large rooms: 26¢ per pight: $1 to $3 per week. ANTED—SINGLE ROOMS, 16c A DAY: 81 week; rooms for two, 26¢ a day, $1 50 a week; reading-room: dally papers. 36 Clay st. LCHO HOUSE, 863% MARKKET ST.— ORSESHOEING BUSINESS: BEST IN THE city; foll value in sicht: will sell. trade or take in partner; investigate this. LUBKLSKI & CHASE, 7 City Hail ave. 995(), ESTABLISHED GROCERY AND 20V, bar business; actual value of price saked in stock and fixtures: good local and out- side trade; must be sold, owner Interested in other businoss: Investigate this place. LUBELSKL & CHASE, 7 City Hall ave. TE.YOU WANT & BUSINESS OF ANY KIND let us show you some fine places at bargains; call atonce. LUBELSKI & CHASE, 7 City Hall ave. 4000 MOST ELEGANT CORNER SA- « loon, including 12 handsomely fitted up clubrooms; cholcest location; low rent; long lease; large, choice stock: doing good business. WILKE & WOLF, 631 California st. 9200 CORNER GROCERY AND BAR, 4, 5 blocks from Kearny st., Western Addition; large cash custom; daily receipcs, $35; an el bargain. WILKE & WOLF, 531 Call- ornia st. $800 FIRST-CLASS BSAMPLE-ROOM, » with large patronage, near Examiner office; owner in business for last 30 years wants to retire. WILKE & WOLF, 531 California st. $750, COENEE BALOON, Wtk BUILD- . ing, in Mission: long ground lease; do- ing good business. 531 California st., room 4. 35(), CORNER SALOON ON GEARY ST OV, rent $40. WILKE, 531 California $35(), BEAXCH BAKERY STATIONERY . and candy store: 4 itving-rooms; low rent: doing business of 88 to $1u per day: same party 8 years. See BARRETT, 1126 Market st., at cigar-stand. LODGING-HOUSES FOR SALE, NBERG ..682 MARKET ST., STE C HUTEL. oms, sunny corner, 1 floor. . $ 450 1113 Tooms, corner, vicinity of Baldwin 800 35 rooms, none better, clears $175. . 1200 42 rooms, clears $125. trial given. 800 80 rooms, most prominent corner. 35 offices per- manen tiy rented, 16 rooms pay ren. 60-nuom HOTEL AND BARTO EXCH.\.;-GE Tooms, only—yes—on! 13 rooms, only $160 cash and payments. 20 rooms, corner, only. 1509 14 rooms, $100 cash, balance payments 300 50 houses, 5 to 140 rooms, from 50 to. 5000 Apply to DECKER. 1020 Market st. B ASH: BALANCE ASY PAY- 8300, Senta; 1%rcom. DECKER, 1020 Market st. 3 . $850/132 ROOMS . .37,000 10025 rooms.. 80012 rooms. .4,500|28 rooms. " '50/23 rooms. RWOOD & Cu., 765 ROOMS: CORNER; nE:f’e LOCATIO month clear over all expenses: wili L e o Address C. G-y bOX 121, Call 5¢) ROOMS AT A BARGAIN: ELEGANTLY 32 foonished: pays $108 a month; trial given, Address L. H., box 104, Cail. E q MUST S-LL; LODGING-HOT $14”. Tooms: good furniturs; cheap rent; location. Address C. D., box 98, Cail Office. ROOMS: ELEGANTLY FURNISHED; 10 Ghance tor desirable teuant; cholce; low rent. 208 Taylor st. O WELLFURNISHED ROOMS; FULL: LOW rent: cheap. 904 Howard st., woodvard 2500 45 sell at a sacrifice. 11 fine SALK. FUBRNITURE kPud JIRE SALE Prices stand till goods are completely dis. goufl of. ak bed sets. 818 50 Bed loun, . 800 iuve-..m 50 ‘arpets, Linolexns, por yard o1k 05 Matting, per yard 10 pe g 5 Tl our new butl hese prices will stand. Till guch time we are conducting business at_SE. corner Sevenih and Mission sts L NOONAN. EW FURNITURE AND CARPETS FOR 3 rooms: flat, cheap, suitable dressmaking busi- nessor smail family. 12324 Broadway, pr. Hyde. At L J. NEUMANNS, 117 SIXTH, FOR lowest prices on household gnods, new OF §ood 85 new; cash or time. open evenings. 4(’ CAKRPET CHAMBER BETS, 8$14; stoves 85 parlor sets, 820: foldin #$10; bed-iounges, $7. T. D. MCCARTHY 113 4ch. 0OOD FURNITUR best cooking-stove and very best carpets are to be sold_ut a great sacrifice, o0 account of re- moval. Call on Sunday or in a‘terncon during weekdays at 209 Chestnut st., near Dupon dealers wanted. e —— $15 FRUIT AND VEGETABLE STORE « bes. location: receipts average $15a day; horse and wagon: low rent; living rooms. See BARRETT, 1126 Market st. $290 CIGAR-STORE, STATIONERY AN D . laundry oftice: No. 1 location: living rooms: low rent; doing good business. See BAR- RETT, 1125 Market st. $ 150, BEANCH BAKERY, STATIONERY « and candy store: north of Market st.; low rent: doing fair business; living-rooms. See BARRETT, 1125 Market. 3160 OLD - ESTABLISHED CORNER . saloon on_prominent street: long lease; investigate thisbargaln. STENBERG CO., 632 Market. $1300. PARTYER IN GOOD PAYING saloon. STENBERG CO0.,632 Market $27 CORNER FRUIT STORE; OLD ES- + tablished ; living rooms; receipts aver- age $12: retinng. STENBERG CO., 632 Market. 0 BUY OR SELL A BU-INESS QUICK SEE DEMING & SHARTS, 737 Market st. ALF INTEREST IN GOOD-PAYING MEAT- market and grocery business: this is s real bargain: will bear investigation. DEMING & SHARTS, 737 Market si 45() SORNER GROCERY AND BAR IN A1 OV location: old established: owner there 6 years: 5 living-rooms; always enjoved a good trade; rent $32 50. M. LESS & CO., 78314 Market. FURNITURE WANTED, UCKINGHAM FURNITURE CO. PAYS highes price for furniture, carpets, etc.; send postal. 866 Mission st. JJ IGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR FURN ture. J. CURTIS, 1239 Market; send postal. 1 WANT FURNITURE AND OFFICE FIX- tures of any kind: will pay good prices. Call or send card 7 City Hail ave. TOSELL FURNITURE TO ADVANTAGE TRY M. SILVERST~.IN,969 Howard st.:send postal C. MUTHER, 632 MARKKT, PAYS HIGH + est cash prices for furniture and merchandise- F YOU WANT GOOD PRICES FOR FURNE ture and merchandise see BURD, 211 Larkin. NDIANA AUCTION CO., SUCCESSORS TO M. J. SIMMONS' Auc. Co., 1057 Market, pays cash, MAYER BUYS YOUR FURNITURK carners. plano. 1135 Market: tel. Jessie 751, CARPESL CLEANING. ONES CO. CARZEL - CLEAN AND renovating works Main office 25 and 27 8ih. ARPET CLEANING, 8.: LAYING, 8c.; RUG ‘samples free; tel. Jessie 844. Stratton. 19 8th st. REAT WESTEEN _ CARPET-BEATING works; latest machinery: cleaning 3¢ and lay- 1og 3 yd. G. GEORGE, 11 Sth: phone Jessie 353, UTEL TO LEASE FOR A TERM OF YEARS; new 6-story and basement brick building, con- tainin, also ground-floor and well- lighied basement; centrally located, half block N of Market st. and 1 block from Baldwin Hotel and fmporium building; newly furnished throughout; furniture for saie on reasomable terms. For fur- ther particulars apply to S.SILVERBERG, 320 Sansome st., room 39. THE DEL NORTE HOTEL, CRESCENT OITY, California—The best equipped house in Nori ern California is now offered for sale, or can be leased on favorable terms; this house 15 the best paying investment in Northern California, and must be disposed of on account of sick:ess. For terms and particulars apply or address E. YATES, proprietor, Crescent City, Cal. [NOR SALE—ONE OF THE OLDEST AND besi-known liquor-stores, in the very heart of the city, together with a fine stock of wines, liquors, etc.; fixtures in first-class order; to those 1ooking for business this Is the best stand In city: sickness the cause of sale. Address for particu- lars K. M., box 100, Call. fANTED—10 MEN, EACH WITH $400, 0K one man with $4000; active or silent partners in amanufacturing busimess; wi1 make in three years $120.000 and more; security in plant and property. Inquire for 4 days at 239 Chattanooga street, city from 8 to 10 o'clock A. M., 2t0 4 P. M. HEN YOU BECOME DISGUSTED WITH r work send to SPAULDING’S Pioneer Car- pet Beating Works, 6357 Tehama st.: tel. So. 40, VUNKLIN'SCARPET EEATING WORKS. 535 Golden Gats ave.: telephone east ITY STEAM CARPET CLEA NING,RENOVA- ting, 88 8th. STEVENS, mer. Tel. South 250. ARPETS CLEANED AND KENOVATED like new. FERGUSON & CO., 28 Tenth: tei South 86, D. MACKINTOSH & CO., successors. E. MUTCHELL CA RPET CLEANING CO., 240 « 1dth st ; cleaning 3¢ a yard. Tel. Misslon 74 MoSUNERS CARERT BEATIRG AND R J MUSICAL INSTRUMENT> PECIAL OFFER—ELEGANT NEW PIANO with beautiful stool and scarf soid at low prices at $5 per month; satisfaction guaranteed; repre- senting Hardman, Chase Bros. and other standard makers. THE J. DEWING CO., 2d floor Flood building, Fourth and Market sts. QPECIAL INDUOEMENTS TO PROSPEC- tive buyers before removal to my own buflding, 526 Hayes st.; now I8 your opportunity to buy or exchange or rent pianos: musical instruments at cost. J. HARRY SCOTT, 92 Market st. {OR SALE_CHICKEN RANCH NEAR PEI- aluma: 5 acres of land; 5 rooms and basement cottage; 2 brooder-nouses, 2 incubators, horse and wagon. 'tools, Implements, 1000 hens: water all over the place: or will exchauge for city property. For particulars inguire at 826 Geary st. $750. SOBNER, GHOCERY AND BAR . clearing $90 monthly: liviog rooms with all furniture; full value in sight; a chance of a lifetime; rent $20: must sell: propriecor going NOTHER SPECIAL INDUCEMENT FOR purchasing from Sherman, Clay & Co.; ele- gant new upright pianos, tocether with fine stool and handsome cover, sold for $6 per month; only $6 cash payment required; every instrament ruaranteed. SHERMAN. CLAY & CO., cor. Kearny and Sutter sts., Pacific Coast representa- tives of Steinway & Sons’ pianos. CTUALLY THE BEST BARGAINS IN Dianos, both new and second-hand at THE F. W. SPENCER CO.’S warerooms, 933Marketst. East: no agents. Apply Call Office. 4()(), FOR SALE: SPLENDID OPPORTU- « nity: icecream parior, catdy, station- ery, clgar and tobacco siore; good location. Ad- dress A. PILTZ, San Rafael, Cal, opp. broad- gauge depot. Kooms 20c., 25c. to 50¢. night; §1 10 $2 week. ME} 1O FEED MZNHATTAN STOCK FOOD; all grocers keen it. 2 W ANTED/TO COLLECT WAGESDUE LABOR ersdclerks. KNOX Collection Agoy, 110 Sutter ANTED — MEN TO LEARN BARBER trade; only 8 weeks required: tools given and catalozue sent. S. F. Barber School. 1515 Howard. AGENTS WANTED. ANTED — PUPILS FOR MILLINERY school; class forming for fall work; large W workroom: plenty of work; satisfaction guaran- teed. 410 Leavenworth st. ASENTS—BRYAN, SEWALL AND ¥REE Silver” covers the campaign ground; Bryan a prodigy: will inspire more enthusiasm than all the other candidates. F. PXR~ON, Manager Sub- scription Department, The Whitaker & Ray Com- pany, 723 Market st. ELIABLE LADY TO MANAGE AN OFFICE business. Call r. 20. 131 Post. 10 to 5 o'clock. ALARY AND COMMISSION TO MEN OF good address. Room 20, 401 California, 91010. —_— e W ANTED—2 Ot 8 YOUNG LADIES FOR course of portrait-painting and photography; good opportunity. Address M., box 58, Call Oftice. CUIng FINISH YOUR OWN DRESSES; $1a week. FLYNN, 14 McAllister st.,r.67. HOUSES WANTED. UNNY HOUSE OF 9 OR 10 GOOD ROOMS in northwest section; rent must be reasonable. Address Naval Ofiicer, box 70, Call Oftice. VIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK: AS- sist with cooking. 1124 Gough, cor. O’ Farrell. SAN FRANCISCO ¢‘CALL.” BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco CALL— 710 Market street, open until 12 o'clock every nignt in the year. BRANCH OFFICES—530 Montgomery street, corner Clay; open until 9:30 o’clock. 839 Hayes street. open until 9:30 o’clock. 718 Larkin street, open until 9:30 o'clock. SW. corner Sixteenth and Mission streets, open until 9 o’clock. 3618 Mission street, open until 9 o’clock. 116 Ninth street, open until 9:30 o'clock OTICE OF MEETINGSs, GOLDEN GATE COMMANDERY No. 16, Knights Templar, Golden Gate building, 625 Sutter st.—Stated assem- bly THIS EVENING at 8 o'clock. All fraters are cordially invited. Order of the Red Cross wiil be conferred. CHARLES H. MURPHY, Commander. WiLLiax T. FoNDa, Recorder. HERMANN LODGE NO. 127, F. and A, M.—Stated meeting THIS DAY (Monday), August 3, 1496, at 8 o’clock p. M. By order of the W. M. L. SCHUMACHER, Secretary. & A FRANCISCO CHAPTER No. 1. Royal Arch Masons, meeuA THIS EVENING. Business and R. A. de- gree. H. G. PRINCE, Secretary. OCCIDENTAL LODGE. NO. 22, _F. and A. M.—Stated meeting THIS (MONDAY) EVENING at 8 o'clock. EDW. F. D] GER, Secretary. £, OFFICE OF THE GERMAN SAVINGS and Loan Society—The annual meeting of the stockholders of the German Savings and Loan Soclety will be held at the office of the soclety, No. 526 California street. in the City and_County of San Francisco, State of Califorma. on MONDAY, the 10th day of August, 1898, at 3 o'ciock P.r, for the election of a board of direciors to serve for the ensuing year, and the transaction of such other business as shall legally come before the meeting. GEO. TOURNY, Secretary. WALDECK SANATORIUM—ANNUAL meeting of the stockholders will be held at 717 Jones street on TUE<SDAY, August 4, at 80 P. 3. WINSLOW ANDERSON, President. 'OOPER, Secretar SFLUIAL NUTLCES. B P PSSO UV UUUOY 2", JHE PACIFIC HEBREW "ORPHAN Asylum and Home Society hereby give notice that they have admit:ed int the orpianage from January 1,1896. to July 1. 1896, the follow- ing half-orpiian girls and boys, viz.: Ruth Adler, sge 5 years: arry Bernstin, age 3 vears 10 months; Charles Berostein. age 7 years 3 months; Fanny Bernsteln, aze 11 years 8 months; Lottie Jafle, age 8 years 4 monihs; Esther Mayers, age 4 years'7 months: Lewis Marks, age 4 years 7 months; Henry Lacomy, age 4 years 6 months; Joseph 'Michaels, age 5 years 3 months: Ben Michaels, nge 12 years 2 months; Solomon Robin- son,aged 4 years 11 months: Jacob Kobinson, age 6 years' § menths: David Scuwariz, age 3 years 11 months: Bertha Schwartz, age 11 years 1 month; Llins Schwartz, age 11 years 11 months: and Herbert G. Wiener, age 4 years 6 months, ECHANICAL, ENGINEER AND MACHIN- ist wants work: capable:of taking charge of any kind of power plant or machinery or puttin up the same; terms satisiactory. Address 71 O'Farrell st. * W ANTED—POSITION AS MANAGER OR foreman of a plumbing and tin shop by an ex- perienced mechanic: can furnish 100's if neceg- sary. Address T. S., box 108, Call Office. W ANTED_SITUATION EITHER 38 NTGHT watchman, porter, collector or drive delivery wagon: best of reference und bond given. Address EL GAMBLE, Doiores st. OUNG MAN DESIRES A POSITION IN A wholesale or commercial house, or any place or office where advancement is possible; is a rust iives with parents, Address A. V., box 104. Cal ELIABLE, FIRSI-CLASS MAN, WHO UN- derstands care of horse and is good driver, wals situation around private place: is fair gar- dener_and is handy with tools. Address O. G., box 97, Call Oftice. [ NGINEEKS—POSITION BY COMPETENT man: familiar with_electrical lights. Address LOUIS B. GORDON, 17 Van Ness ave. FLIABLE SWEDISn MAN WANTS SI9- uation: is good gardener and coachman; can | un gasoline engine: prefers a_private place, city or country: good references. Address R. S., box 55, Call Office. W AXNTED—BY STEADY, HONEST PEOPLE, wan and_wite, to take charge of ranch for go0d home; reliable. B.V. K., 834 Folsom st, y. : RACTICAL POULTRYMAN WANTS SITU- o adon; sxpert on I‘I‘Ii;ubamnl-hnd brooders. For rst-class reference address, with particulars, tical, box 160, Call. A QTEADY, SOBER, INDUSTRIOUS MAN AXD wife of experience wish positions to take charge of aranch. S. W.. box 5, Call Office, Oa<land. XPERIENCED NURSE WANTS SITUA- tioa (n hospital or private asylum; best of ref- erences. Address N. A., box 131, Call Office. STBONU EOY 15 YEARS OLD WANTS TO learn the blacksmith trade. Address S. L. B., box 119, Call. APANESE AND CHINESE BMPLOYMEN L office; besthelp. 814B Sutter: tel Gran: 30, (CHINESE AND JAPANESE EMPLOYMENT office: best help. 41414 O'Farrell; tel. 1. 424 CRINESE AND JAPANKSE RFLIABLE ‘help; tel. Main 1997. BRADLEY &CO., 640 Clay. BY AN AND WIFE, WITHOUT INCUM: brance: understanding fruit and stock farming, care of ranch or country Flm: will work by month tozether. E. M., box 1. Call Office, Onkiand. MAS AND WIFE WISH POSITIONS ON A ranch; understand thoroughly ranch work. Call or address X. A. WOODW A RD, 1012 Webster st Oakland. WANT. b — WOMEN AND GIRLS FOR fruit cannery; Tenth and Bryant sts. CODE, ELFELT & CO. (GTRL (8 TO 25)—LiGHT HOUSEKEEPING: twice weekly: $3 monthly. Gentleman, box 26, Call Office. ANTED-EXPERIENCED SALESLADY OF good address; steady position: salary to start fi p§5 "efl" Address, stating reference, HANDY, x 98, Call. H 41BDRESSING, 250 AND 86c; MOENING WANTED—u1>CELLANEOUS. JTIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR CAST-OFF clothing and shoes. S. BERKOWITZ, 534 Pacific st., near Kearny. ‘\' ANTED—TO BUY A SMALLSEAWORTHY sloop: state price, length, beam, depth, when bullt and how. Address R., box 22, Cail Office. ; ANTED—600 SECOND-HAND PACIFICIN- cubators. W. C. A., 16thave. and F st., 8. S. F. ELL YOUR BUOKS. CLOTHING AND JEW EDUCATIONAL. A1 and eve classes: 101essons,$1 60. 1248 Mission. H AIR-DKESSING: MANICURING LESSONS given MISS DOYLE. 1194 Powell st., 105 9th. EARN CUTTING, FITTING AND FINISH- ing: $1a week: patterns cut 10 order, 25¢ up- McDoweli Dressmaking School, 636 Market st. W ANTED_WOMEN AND GIRLS T0 WORK Y on fruit. Apoly jmmediately, CALIFORN1A CANNERIES (O, Brannan st., belween Third and Fourth, MDET CONVENIENT AND RESPECTABLE; L Winchester House, 44 Third st., near Market: 200 rooms; 26c to $1 50 per night: $1 50 to $6 Lerwesk: free ’hus and baggase 10 and from ferrv. MALE HELP WANTED. W ANTED — SAWFILER FOR BOX FAC- tory. $350 & day; 3 tunnelmen, $1 50 a day and board: chorehoy, $10 and found; 20 laborers for mining company, $1 a day and board: butter- maker, $50 and found; young concentratorman, $3 a day; frit farmer; vegetable gaidener, $25 and assis’aut gardener, $:0 cooks, waiters and others. Appiy to J. F. CROSKETT & C0., 628 Sacramento st. C INTRATOR (FREU), $4 A DAY: EX- perienced man to dry figs; miner, machine drill, $3 u day: boarding-house waiter. $25: dish- Washer, country, $18 and room. ... T. WARD & CO., 808 and 610 Clay st. JISHWASHER, #3 50 A WEEK: DISH- e "her, 84 & week: dishwasher. 85 & week; and wife, cooks,’ §45, etc., per mont ‘woodchoppers: German waiter, $25, room, etc. ranchhand who can do blacksmithing. MAR- TIN’S, 749 Market st. 0001\ AND WIFE FOR COUNTRY HOTEL, wife to wait on table, $50; German cook, country hotel, $40: cook, country hotel. $40: sec- ond ook, hotel, $35 to $40: 3 waiters, country hotel, §30. C. it HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary st. wE WANT MONDAY 26 MORE MEN FOR rallrosd work north: iaborers, station men, right of way ciearers, etc., §1 50 a day; no office fge: reduced fare: we nflr the first of the week. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary st. SITUATION WANTED BY GERMAN AND wif, withont children, to take care of a ranch; man undersiands all kinds of ranch work: wite good cook und housekeeper: both hrst-class refer- ences. Address J. R., 621 California st. FABNER AND WIFE FOR A FRUIT RANCH, 230 s smith for a stage station, $30 10 $35 and found; 6 rarmers, 816 to $20 and found; milkers, choremen and others. C. K. HAN- SEN & C0., 110 Geary st. RS. MELVILLE SNYDER, 716 POST ST.; vocal music: plano; elocution: practical Shakespearean and general dramatic acting a speclaity; vocal classes, Monday, 8 .x. : $1 month. QIUDIES WILL BE RESUMED AT ST, Mary’s College, Oskland, Monday, 4 ugusi 3. LOCUTION AND DRAM DELSARTE thoroughly tauzh earances arranged; 1 to 8 P.AL OLIVE HOFF-SCHROEDER, 299 Hyde st. USICIAN FROM LONDON GIV ES LESSONS in siaging; $4 a month. 854 Mission st. 00D OPPORTUNITY; SELLING OUT TO X close estate: business est. since 1869: amount needed $40,000; owner will remain if arrangen-ent can be made. Address F. D., box 137. Call Office. $400 FORSALE: LEADINGJEWELRY- . store: established 4 years: good trade: best location in city of 5000: good reason for selling at invoice. Address box 176, Petaluma. 500 CABINEE WANTED IN LIGHT, . genteel business: wiil clear $150 to $200 a month: no 2xperience required; no ex- pense to investigate. 917 Markel st., room 1. JfOR BENT_BAKERY, BOARDING AND lodging house: stable: 10 lodzIng-rooms; 6 liv- ng rooms; central part of Mateo. Further particulars inquire T. HIPPEN, San Mateo. 00D CHANCE FOR RESTAUKANT MAN; first-class oyster and chop house for sale, cheap; best location in city: proprietor leaving city. 216 Sixth. . FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—HALF INTE - est in one of the best-paying horseshoeing-shops ity: practical man only: will a'low thor- igation. Address P., box 12, Call, RANCH BAKERY, GROCERY, NUTIONS, cheap: good business; 4 sunny rooms; large yard: side entrance, Corzer Jackson and Leaven- worth sts. Q5 AVERAGE WEEKLY NET INCOME $ D with $250 Invested: conservative; prospectus, proofs, free. F. DALY, 1293 Briwy,NY 95(), FABTNER; BUSINESS PAVING 83 $ DU, t0$5 a day; more than value in stock and fixtures: Do experience, Genuine, box 50, Call 1'0 BAKERY,}§ CONFECTIONERY, $150. grocery, coted phrior: aiso 2 tarnished rooms; big bargain; call at once. 219 Sixth st. OUNTY-ROAD BUSINESS CORNEK TO lease; a bargain to the right party; ouilding of 20 rooms; Iarge stable. Apply to Cull Office. ARGAIN; SALOON; BAR RECEIPTS 815 o $18 dallv: rent $20; near San Fraucisco, Apply H. M. COVERT, 218 California st. NVESTMENTS ARE RECEIVED FROM $5 up at 217 Sansome st., room 7; interest per an- num, 10 per cent; and share, 25 per cent. LD-ESTABLISHED 3CHAIR BARBER- shop, account of retiring from business; owner 6 years in the place, 1308 Howard st. TIEHL'S COLLEGE, 728 MARKET ST, offers unsurpassed advantages and induce- ments in shorthand, bookkeeping, penmanship, typewrluing, Englisn branches, languages, eic.: expenses less than at any other college. LION and LULA STIEHL, proprietors. YRES', THE LEADING SHORTHAND COL~ lege, 325 Montgomery st.; individual instroc- tion in shorthand, typing, hooxkugmga etc.; lite scholarship $50; 10w rates per week and month. R. & M kS, KOLANLER, TEACHERS MAN doiin, guitar, banjo. 935 Market st., opp. Mason ELASCO’> LYCKUM SCHOOL OF ACTING— 1> Private theatricals arranged: pupils rehearsed on stage. R. 5 and 12, 1. O. O. F. block, 7th and Mkt CHOOL EL: ‘RICAL, CIVIL, MINING, ME. chanical engineering, surveying, architecture- assay: estab. '64. VAN DER NAILLEN, 723 Mkt, 'NGLISH. FRENCH, GERMAN, PIANO, peinting, palmistry, $2 mo. Studio 1422 Hyde. IANO LESSONS: PUPIL OF THE LEIPSIC Conservatory: mod.terms.J. LANGE,110 Hyde. NEGATIVE RETOUCHING TAUGH r. MISS L. FUERSTNOW. 131 Post st., fifth fioor. |JAKERY AT & BAEGAIN: EAKES FROM § to 4 bols. of flour dally ; full inspection allowed. Centerville, Alameda County. W .G BADGER, SOLE AGENT FOR HALLET & Davis and Francis Bacon pianos, 406 sac'to UPRIGHTS, $100: ~QUARE, $75; NEW pianos, $175: all musical goods cheap. MAU- VAIS, 769 Market st. $100 FINE HAINES PIANO. SCHMITZ, + 16 McAlliscer st., next Hibernia Bank. EFORE BUYING SEE HAINE BROS.', BUSH & Gerts and Knabe pianos; at wholesals prices. A. L. BANCROFT & 324 Post st. YHICKERL KNARBE. STECK, VOSE, STER- ling pianos; see our new xllno for $187; planoe sor rent. BENJ, CURTAZ SON, 16 U’ Farreil. LEARANCE SALE; NEW UPRIGHTS; $150 up; everything at cost. BRUENN, 228 Post. YHKON MAuLY, U8 POST ST.-SOHMEH, Newby & Evans, Jiriges and other planos. UPERIOR VIOLI RS, OLD &NEW 2 H. MULLER 2 Latham pluce. HOKS S, UST BESOLD—ALL THE WAGOVS,CARTS, buggies, surreys, rockaways and horses in . near Valencia. livery stable at 8114 Sixteenth s TE NE DRI RSeS AND W and riding horse; sound and gentle. 148 Bart ett st. RAUGHT HORSES FOR SALE OR EXa chauge. Apply at 38 California st. TRONG DELIVERY HORSE 1N GOOD CON- dition; & bargain. 159 Second si EIBOLD HARNESS PANY: 500 of good harness, our own mate, of evers scription, for less trash; send for catalogue. 117 Mc. 150 SEIS JEW AND SECON D HAND HAR- ness, all kinds; wagons, Duggies, surreys, rockaways, carts; must be sold. 1128 Mission st 50 SET NEW AND SKCOND-HAND HARe ness; all kinds; buggy.wagon, carts, surrey & rockaway; 40 cheap horses. 15th aud Valencia. () HORSES Fow Sale; ALs0 W AGONS, buggies, carts, harness; Grand Arcade Horse Market, 327 Six.h st.; auction sales every Wednea day. SULLIVAN & DOYLE, Auctioneers. OR~ES PASTURED: SEND FUK CIRUGS ial "The WAGONS AND CARKIAGES. OR SALE — CARRIAGE, HARNESS AND matched team, chestnut horses: also horses, b‘wghle-. ete. New York Stables, 507 Jessie st., near Sixth. IRST-CLASS TOP BUGGY AT A BARGAIN, 420 McAllister st. TGAR, CANDY AND NOTION STORE: 3 sunny living rooms; lucky one for a bargain: 1104 Folsom st.; 1o agents. DARTNER FOR BEER-BOTTLING BUSI- ness; experience not necessary. 712 Four teenth st., near Market. T ONLY MODEKN IMPROVED HOTEL of 80 rooms in Stockton for rent or lease. In- quire D. ROTHEN hUSH. OR SALE—CIGAR-STORE,TRANSFER COR- ner; account of sickness. Apply Sixth and Market sts. an SASI;EO_BBAN::'BIOBAKEKY AND NO- ions; ms; rent : must be sold. Call Office. % oAy Ix'x;l!;:fllolstlgofiENCY (g csu. FOR SALE; will pay per month; $4000. this office. rrey e FoE QORNER SALOON "AND RESTAU- rant. Fell and Stanyan sts., opp. Golden Gate N. SACKET, TEACHER OF BANJO, 129 '« Third st., San Francisco. HPTEL TO RENT; FURNITURE FOR SALE. 226 Michigan, opp. Union Iron Works,Potrero. URBA N SCHOOL AT 2124 CALIFORNTA ST.3 opens July 27, 1896. N. W. MOORE, Prin. LMA E. HYER, PIANO, MANDOLIN, BAN- jostudio. 405 Geary, K. 17: hours8to 10 P. . OUKKPNG, WRITNG, ARITHM TC, GRAME day & nicht: nociasses: $o menth. 845 Mission JUITAR MANDOLIN. PIANO AND VOCAG lessons: $3 mo. MAKRY WESTHAUS. 39 Fifth. ROFESSOR G. MANSFIELD, TEACHER OF violin. guitar. mandolin, batio. 1707 Mar. PHYSICIANS. R. C. C. O'DONNELL, 1206 MARKET, COR, Golden Gateave. ; diseases of women a speciaity. W INCHESTER HOUSK, 4 THIRD, NEAR Marker—Electric 1ights in every room: rooms. usewum#rhnum: 81 wufl week; free bus and baggage 10 and from the ferry. EW WALD) HOUSE, 760 MISSION, BET. 3d and 4th—Single furnished 10oms, nizht 15¢10 50c;week §1 10 $2 50;reeding: room ;strictest atten- tion to morning calls; clean; quiet; open all night. ON'T FAIL TO CONSULT DR. JORDAN AT his museum, 1051 Market st.: his 30 years' successful practice is a guarantee of alr treatmens: LUNCHSTAND FOR SALE—MONTGOMERY ave. and Kearny st. Call after 6 p. M. GRUCERY AND BAR, TRANSFER CDBREB, cause sickness. Apply Call Office. $150 PRANCH BAXERY AND NOTTONS: + Tooms; $12. SKIFF & CO., 921 Market. ARTNER IN GOOD PAY.NG BUSINESS; capital required $100. 1004 Markef st., room 1. ENTLEMAN PARTNER WANTED BY A4 lady. Room 8, second floor, 122 Post st. EW PHAEION FOR SALE CHEAP. 838 Devisadero st., near Mcallister. [ OR SALE, AT EASTERN PRICES FINE carriages of every desc iption; cash, notes or instaliments. Carvill Mfg Co., 46-48 8ih st., 8. F. LIGHTLY SOILED DRIV NG GLOVES; samples. H. M. HEINEMAN, 109 Sansome st EW ANDSECOND-HAND BAKERS', LAUN- dry, milk and grocery wagons: also rockaway and 2 fine buggies. £28 Harrison st. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. ERT(FICATE OF COPARTNERSHIP.—WE certify that we constiinte a coparinership transacting business in this State. Its principal lace of business is at San Francisco, California. TiS hame is EHRMAN & CO., and the full names and respective places of residence of all its meme bers are signed hereto. “Dated San Francisco, Cal., Jolv 2, 1896, MYER EHRMAN, {By JOS. EHRMAN, his attorney in fact), Residing at San Francisco, California. JOSEPH EHRMAN, Residing 8t San Francisco, California, SOLOMON W. EHRMAN, Residing at San Francisco, California. ALBERT L. EHRMAN, Residing at San Francisco. California. Duly scknowledzed pefore SAMUEL ROSERN. LIM, notary public in and for the Ci and County of San Francisco, State of Califorale Indorsed. Filed July 2, 1896. C. F. CURRY, Clerk. By WM. R. A. JOHNSON, Deputy Cler! OLD - ESTABLISHED CORNER GROCERY; bar. HILBERT BROS., 103 Powell st. FOE, SALE — DOWNTOWN SALOON, FOR cash. Address B. B., box 4. Call Oftice. STORAGE, TORAGE—~CHEAPEST HE CITY; He proof bullding; advances made. ‘IllYI‘xkllII‘L Nmwiv'mnl’m‘nr‘z;xqwox‘s’ronn joy auire 732 Devisadero st., cor. Fuiton. FUENITCRE, PIANOS, " TRUNKS: —AD- vances, shipping. CHAS. L. TAYLOK,204 Post. “()() MILK ROUTE, 13 CANS, 3 HORSE! 3000. wagon. Apply 566 aflasion B B SMITH FURNITURE CO,, 182 ELLIS; A Gwiaies; tire-proot building; Eastern piage