The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, August 6, 1896, Page 14

14 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 1896. VOTING BY PROXY R IN PERSON. When May a Stockholder’s Own Stock Be Voted Against Him? NORTH PACIFIC CASE. Arguments oo Appeal Are Being Heard in the Supreme Court. LEGAL ASPECTS OF THE SUIT. Force of an Agreement to Vote in a Certain Way Seems to Be the Main Issue. No less than seven justices and rather less than seventy times seven attorneys were present at yesterday’s proceedings in the double appeal of A. W.Foster and others against Sidney V. Smith and others, and Sidney V. Smith and others against the San Francisco and North Paci- fic Railway Company. Mr. Foster was represented by Attorneys W. S. Goodfel- low and Jesse W. Lilienthal, who, in con- n ction with Garret W. McEnerney, also defended the railway company, Mr. Smith’s advocates being Messrs. Page, Mc- Cutcheon and Eels. The original action, from which the sub- sequent complications took their rise, was a smit which Mr. Foster and others brought before Judge Angelotti of Marin County to enjoin Mr. Smith from voting his own stock in the railway as he pleased. This action was based upon the theory that he had bound himself by an agreement, ac- cording to the termsof which his stock und the stock of Messrs. Foster and Mark- ham should be voted as a unit during five years. The stock held by Messrs. Smith. Markham snd Foster amounted to 42,000 shares, whereof Mr. Smith owned 12,000. Judge Angelotti refused to grantany in- junction and held the agreement void as against public policy. The annual election of directors of the railway company came on shortly aiter the rendering of Judge Angelotti’s de- cision and the plaintiffs in that case, dis- regarding the decision, voted tne stock as they claimed it ought to be voted—in other words, Mr. Smith’s stock at that election was voted against himself. The Smith party forthwith commenced asummary proceeding to have the elec- tion set aside under the provision of that section of the Civil Code which, they con- teded, applied to the case. This proceed- ing came up before Judge Seawell of the Superior Court of the City and County of San Francisco. Judge Seawell, after hear- ing both sides ably presented, rendered a decision to the effect that the election was invalid whether the agreement was void or not, holding with Judge Angelotti that it did not constitute a proxy. The statute in reference to proxies re- quires that at corporate elections the stock shall be voted either in person or by proxy; and since the agreement, in the conception of Judges Angelotti and Sea- well, whether valid or not did not consti- | § tute a proxy, the last-namea Judge held that Mr. Smith’s votes ought to have | been counted for himself, and that the | election was therefore invalid in law and fact. Judge Seawell’s decision was not com- plied with. The parties disregarding it were cited to appear in answer to charges of contempt of court, and were convicted, being sentenced to pay nominal fines. Tuereupon the cases were brought betore the Supreme Court on appeal trom the decisions of Judges Angelotti and Seawell. Yesterday’s entire session was taken up by the arguments, Mr. Lilientbal .peak- ing in favor of the agreement as binding, and Mr. Page, while not attacking its validity in specific terms, holding that compliance with its terms could not be enforced by the courts. Mr. Goodfellow made & spirited argument in repl and all three attorneys cited cases hout number and rehashed the arguments pre- sented in the Superior Courts to their hearts’ content. The case will proceed to-day, and will probably develop some intgresting legal points, as the decision will indirectly affect all agreements injgwhich voting stock by proxy in certain combinations may be one of the stipulations. jfeet in height. PEDDLERS’ ORDINANCE. The Police Have Received Instructions to See That It Is Strictly Enforced. Chief Crowley yesterday morning sent to Captains Wittman, Spillane, Gillen and Dunlevy a copy of the ordinance recently passed by the Board of Supervisors in re- gard to peddlers, with instructions to read it to the men in their divisions and at the same time notify them that its provisions maust be strictly enforced. The ordinance makes it a misdemeanor for a peddler to solicit custom from a house where there is a sign on the steps or on the side of the house with the noti- fication **No Peddlers.” Italso makes it a misdemeanor for a peddler to solicit custom without having a badge with a number on it on the front of his hat, which are suppliea by the License Col- lector. The maximum penalty in either case is a fine not exceeding $100 or six months’ imprisonment. Policeman J. Flynn has the credit of making the first arrest under the ordi- pance. Yesterday afternoon he arrested L. Winestein, a peddler, on Elhs street for peddling without a badge on his hat. R BOYS' TRAINING HOME. Several New Departments to Be Added Very Soon. A meeting of the managers of the Boys’ Training Home was held ut the home, 407 Taylor street, Tuesday evening. Those present were Isaac Upham, Rev. M. B. Boynton, Rev. E. R. Dille. A. C. Stevens, D. M. Carman, Mrs. George T. Gaden, Mrs. 8. A. Kelly, Mrs. A. C. Stevens, Mrs. Martin-Jones and Mrs. Jackson. The board of managers inspected the new quarters and approved of what had been done. BSeveral expressed their surprise that g0 much could have been accom- plished in & month. The recent improvements consist of fix- Aing up the two-story addition, 15x24 in size, which is used for a dormitory, print- ing and photographing work and for a dining-room. The printing department is all ready for active work as soon as more material can be obtained. The photo- this feature and have a competent work- man placed over the lads te instruet them in_this useful occupation. To-night the boys in the home and the newsboys’ club will be treated to a stere- opticon lecture on “A Trip Through Cali- forni: After the lecture they will be served with a bountiful repast. BEAUTIFUL SPECIMENS. Valuable Additions to the State Board of Trade’s Local Exhibit. Beveral valuable additions were made to the collection in the State Board of Trade’s exhibit-rooms, at 16 Post street, yesterday. J. D. Culp, the San Phillipe tobacco-grower, sent two large potted to- bacco plants, each of which is over three Experts state that the plants are periect, and are of as fine ap- pearance as any seen in the Southern States. 3 Th~ specimens from the Gray—Madeira Onyx Company’s—property near Healds- burg are indeed beautiful, and assist in showing the varied resources of the State. These specimens are of chrome iron, a mixture in cne piece of onyx, jasper and serpentine; also onyx marble, metatlic paint rock, brown breccia marble and “diamonite,” a superior quality of sub- stance that can be used for polishing pur- poses. THE STOOK MARKET. Values settled again yesterday. The best price for Chollar was $2 55, against $2 75 on Tuesday, and the other leading stocks were off from bc to 10c. Business was dull. Belcher levied an assessment of 25¢. The current dividend of the Pacific Lighting Company is 35c per share, an increase of 5¢ over previous dividends. The reports from the 300 level of the Chollar mine were less favorable yesterday and & number of orders to sell came trom Virginia Cify. At the annual meeting of the Merchants' Ex- change Bank (in liquidation) on Tuesday) the fol- lowing directors were electea: Peter Dean, Ed- ward Coleman, John C. Coleman, Charles A. Laton, Jameg Simpson, Edward Kruse, R. H. Patridge, Thomts V. O'Brien and John H. Wise. Peter Dean was cnosen president, Edward Coleman vice- president and William A. M. Van Bokkelen secre- fary. The bank has thus iar paid back $84 per share to its stockholders. 1n the Bodie Consolidated mine during the week ending Augus: 2 east crosscut 1 from the main north drift 200 level was extended 14 feet, passing through small seams of quartz. The face is in soft_porphyry. Upraise from east crosscut 300 level was extended 30 feet. There 15 a small seam of low-grade quariz about 10 inches wide fn the top 0f the raise. The winze below the 560 level was sunk five feet. There is & small seam of ore in the bottom of the winze. Will starc to drift north through the fault from the botiom of the winze to-day (August 2). They have taken out and holsted during the past week 6 cars of ore from the old filliogs in the Gil- dea stope, 200 level, the estimated value of which is $20 per 1on. In che Bulwer Consolidated mine for the week ending August 1, on the 200 level, stopes 8 and 9 above cast crosscut 2 sbow ore of good width but of lower grade. On the tunnel level in raise 1 the ore Is about 2 inches wide and not so good. In raise 2, stope §, the seam is extremely small. but will be followed u short distance south on the chunce of enlargement. In the south drift from the waste chute they are still moiling off the scale from the old stope. In south drift on fourth floor the seam from west crosscnt 3 was followed 6 feet. This is very uncer ain insize and value, but will be foliowed some distunce further as a prospecting proposition. Extracted during the week 14 tons of ore, the assays of which range from $18 to $357 per ton. BOALD >AwuLIS, Following were the salesinthe San Francisco Stock Board yesterday: REGULAR MOENTNG SRSSrnY 10100 Bulwer. ~ovewemsores 8:80. .81100 Occiat). 400 Bodle.....45200 G& = 3 300 ... 45/20) dixen. $(100 Unlon....47 200 Builion.. 18100 Occld. 1300 .. 48 200 . 17) Following were the sales in the Pacific Stock Board yesterday: KEGULA® swaaraw—19:71, 09/1800 Chllr.. 2.50 11700 CCV ..7.134(300 31/150 Confi. 35200 Con I 341300 Crwn P 7100 Exchar. 86/600 G&C. 501200 H&N 191200 Juli 600 Alvha. 200 Alta.. 34[1250 Mex 2.650(400 . 74300 .35/400 Oced 1000 Sil Hi 400 Union 10500 Cholr. 1200 Overman.18 30,300 100 Potosl.17 100 Belcher ..34200 . 600 . 300 B&B. 862000 C Imp ..0% 200 .... 85 300 C Polnt.... 200 Bodle. 50 300 G&C.. 200 Bullion...18200 HaN 311000 Mex! Ige. 1.7 CLOUSING QUOTATIONS. WEDNESDAY, August 5—4 p.y, Bid. Asked.| Bid. A 10" 11/Jackson g 10 11 Jalla, ~ 10 80 3 05 06 34 06 08 - us Eenton Con.... 69 61 Bodie . ol 19 Ballion 03 Bulwer, 07 Caledo) 13/0ccldental. 59 80 Chollar . 2.58 Ophir.. .00 105 Con.Cal&Va...1.70 1.75Overm: 16 17 Challenge Con. 115 1.20 Con. Imperial. 70 71 Confidence . [ — Con New Yo 10 13 Crown Point.... — 0% EastSierraNev 0z 03 Eureka Con - 59 60 Cxchequer . — 47 48 Goula & Curry. 6! 09 10 Hale& Norers. 1.10 40 2 BOND EXCHANGE. STOCK AND WEDNESDAY, Aug. 5—32 p.ac UNITED STATES BONDS. Bi dakedy Bid. Asked. US 4s coup. . . Sdsreg... — 1 Donew lss0el1z — e ks MISCELLANEOUS RoNDS. Cal-stChiess. 109 112 |PacRoliMBL — - Cal Elec, 85 — 123 |[Do2d1s 6s... = Cntra C W B3 94 |P&O Ry6s. 115 Dpnt-stex-cp 94 99 [P&Ch Ry 6s. 1z Edsn L&P6s117 119 |Pwlst KR8s — 11634 F&CHRRGs. — 105 [Reno, WiL&L — 105 Geary-stR5s. — 107%plSacto P& L. — 10214 LosAng L 6s. 99 "ISF&NPROs. — 974 Do Ginteed 85 — 1003, SPRRAriz 68 - Mkt-siCble8s12034 — |SPRRCal bs. 11034 DoRyCon5s.103 104 |SPRRCaifs. — — NutVin6slst 86 — SPErRCalfs — 9914 NevCNgRT7s. 85 105 |SVWater6s. 119 11974 N P C RRés. 108 |SVWaterds.. 9715 — N Ry Cal6s. vl |SiktnG&E6Ss — 100 N Ry Cal 5s. 100 (SunscT&T6s. w = Oak Gas 5s..1 — |Sutter-stR5s 1093411 Lo2d is bs.. — 108 |VisalaWlls — = Oniuibos 65,117 119, WATER Contra Costa — 40 Marin Co.... 50 - GAS BTOCKS. . = 30 |Pacific Licht — 493, . 95 — !San Francsco — 90 Osk GL&H 513 52V Bockiomews — %0 PacGaslmp. — 83 | INSUEANCE STOCKS. Fireman'sFd165 — [Sun z COMMERCTAL BANK STOOKS. AmerB&TC. — — |LondonP&A. Anglo-Cal. 58 |LondondSE. Bank of Cai.. 35 | Merch Ex Cal S D&TCo 6335 — [Nevada...... FirstNaionl. — 183 |Sacher 8Co. SAVINGS BANK STOOKS. GerS&LCo.1200 1300 [Savé& Loan.. — 100 Humb S&L.1100 1450 [Security...... — 275 Mutual...... — 49 vnwnl’f‘mu.'lun - BFsavUnion — 485 u-r‘v(s,n-r 5 LEOAD wroows. -104 109 |Oak SL&Hay — 55 |Presidio 407 4114 Sutter-st. FOWDER STOCKS. [Glant Con.. ., {Judson D.ees Vigorit. ..., Geary-st.. Market-si. Easte: 3 Caliorsha. .. Alaska Pkrs. BlkDCoalCo. Cal Cot Mills Edison Light GasCon Assn. Ger Lead Co. Ena L Part PaintCo PacTrensCo. 3 graphing department has already made a good showing. .. The managementreported having placed three boys in zood positions, two of whom live at the home. Two have been placed in permanent homes. It was recom- mended that an upholstering and matress cleaning department be added, as they wouud yield good returns. It was decided to take up this work if the means can be supplied for fitting up an adjoining build- ing. Efforts will be made to arrange for HawC&SCo.. 1614 1814 Pac T&T Co. Huteh S PCo 20! MerExAssn.100 110 [Sunset T&T. 444 United C Co. » Elec Light — SALES—MOKN.N4 sESSION. Board— 15 Hawalian Commercial., 50 Hutchinson S P Co,. 20 Market-st Railway 80 SV Water SALES—AFTEENOON s s ESS(0¥. 25 Hutchinson S P Co.. 2 do do . 115 do do 20 Market-st Rallway..... da38 Ligrgigi s 855 ES 2888 g8 KERR IS DISCHARGED, The Keeper of San Andreas Lake Deprived of His Position. He Was Twenty Years in the Ser- 2 vice of the Water Com- pany. The angling fraternity will be surprised to learn that James Kerr, who has been for twenty years in the service of the Spring Valley Water Company as keeper of San Andreas Lake, was discharged on Saturday last. Mr. Kerr has not the re- motest idea why he was discharged. In fact, the company refused to inform him what he had done to merit such severe treatment. He thought that owing to his long and faithful service for the company ho was at least entitled to an explana- tion. The anglers of the City regret very much the departure of Mr. Kerr from S8an Andreas Lake, and a petition is now being signed by many stockholders of the com- pany and business men of this City, who have been treated in a most courteous manner by Mr. Kerr when they had occa- sion to visit the lake in question, asking the company to reconsider its order of a}smism of an old and respected em- oye. The following letter has been received from a member of the Sportsmen’s Club of Truckee, which should merit the atten- tion of the Fish Commissioners. The writer says: Yesterday I was fishing with a friend a few miles below Boca, when three Indians ap- peared. They carried muzzle-loading shot- uns and each one had a sack on his shoulder. immediately !usl[::e!)leu that the natives were returning from a hunt and 1_compelled them t0 open one of the sacks, which contained thir- teen grouse. Now.as the grouse season will not open here for a few weeks yet, I think that something should be done to teach those Indians a lesson. I understand that those same Indians have teen killing grouse in this vicinity for some weeks and the result of the slaughter will be the cleaning out of the flocks before the season will open when grouse can be lawfully killed. I also understand that the Fish Com- missioners have a deputy stationed at White Rock Lake to protect Mr. Emeric’s interests. 1f the deputy paid Boca a visit and caused the arrest of those who persist in killing game out of season, the sportsmen of this place could say & good word for the commission. A jolly crowd of sportsmen left this City yesterday for two weeks’ outing near Dry Creek, which place is about fifteen miles northwest of Cloverdale. The pleasure party was composed of Colonel P. Boland, Thomas Shaw, W. Kerrigan, D. Hear- fieid, J. J. O’Farrell and three other sports- men whose names could not be ascer- tained. Latest intelligence from Cloverdale is to | the effect that deer are very plentiful in the vicinity of where the sportsmen pro- pose pitching camp, and that trout-fishing is also good. £ There are several huntinggaruu camped in Sonoma County now, and as the season for shooting deer expired on the 4th inst. those who continue the pursuit ol deer may have to pay dearly for their sport if arrested. In Sonoma County the season opened on July 22 and closed Au- ust 4. . In Lake County the season opened on August 1 and will close on October 1. Al Newman and Colonel P. Molloy bafged five deer last Sunday near Geyser- ville. Lloyd Eaton, Frank Hoffling and Charles Dietz returned yesterday from Mendocino County, where they had three weeks’ first- class sport. They came home with a buck which dressed 142 pounds. Mr. Crowell of the Breeder and Sports- man and a friend shot three fine bucks last Sunday in the vicinity of Skaggs Springs. BUCKLEY ATTACHES. 0. F. Willey’s Old Friend Wants His Debt Secured by Something Tangible. The financial troubles of O. F. Willey, the Montgomery-street carriage and har- ness dealer, were further complicated yesterday by the placing of an attachment for $8000 on his property by Christo- pher A. Buckley, the political boss, with whom Willey was on more than friendly terms during his prosperous days. The suit which Buckley brings against Willey is for money advanced. —_—— e SAN FRANCISCO **CALL." BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco CALI~ 710 Market street, open until 12 o'clock every mignt in the year. BRANCH OFFICES—530 Montgomery street, corner Olay; open until 9:30 o’clock. 839 Hayes street. open until 9:30 o’clock. ;}: Larkin street, open until 9:30 o' clock. . corner Sixteenth and Mission streets, open until § o’clock. 2518 Mission street, open until 9 o'clock. 116 Ninth street, open until 9:30 o’clock. NOTICE OF MEETINGSs. CALIFORNIA LODGE, NO. 1, F. and A. M., will meet THIS (THU RS- DAY) EVENING, August 6, at 7:30 o'clock. “Stated meeting. By order of the Master. FRANKLIN H. DAY, Secretary. DORIC LODGE NO. 216, . AND A. M. —Stated mecting THIS (PTHURSDAY) EVENING at 7:30 o'clock. By order of the W. M. ADOLPH KRONBERG, Secretary. SITUATIONS WANTED—Continued. HELP WANTED-—Continued. OUNG AMERICAN WIDOW DESIRES A Dosition ‘oo o keeper: clty OF country. Room 1%, 995 Market st. \OMPETENT COLORED WOMAN WISHES C Situation s genoral housework; good plain cook. 917 Powell st. RELIABLE LaDIES' NURSE WANTS BN gagements: confinement or invalid: terms moderace, Address MRS STANLEY, 822 Fifth. [ IRST-CLASS GRRMAN COOK DESTRES SIT- ]5 uation: reference; wages $30. 1104 Larkin st., cor. Sutter. ILLING MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN WISHE memn 0 do housework in small family clty: moderate wages. apply 550 Mission, room 3. ADY WISHES POSITION AS CASHIER IN L Testaurant; city or country: references ex- Changed. L. M., box 15, Call uffice. / OXAN T6 GO OUT BY THE DAY: WASH. Wi ironing and housecleaning. ~Address 829 Hayes st., near Fiilmore, in basement. 7OUNG GIRL WISHES SITUATION TO DO Y Becondwork or would take cage of baby. Please call at 32114 Tehama, between Fourth and Fifth. ]ITTLE GIRT OF 16 YEARS WOULD LIKE 4 & place to do light housework: wages not less than #8: sleep home. Call at 521 Minna st., rear. ANTED BY FIRST-CLASS SEAMSTRESS W dressmaking engagements by the day or week. Apply 134 Bartlett st. (COMPETENT COOK WISHES SITUATION 10 do housework ; no objection to short distance- in country. Apply 26 Halght st s OUNG LADY FROM THE EAST WISHES A position, general housework. Call or address 226 Turk st. L AND SEWING, CITY, $15: S P wemman. 0 itk cars_ o chiidten and assist. $15; woman to a:sist _in lodging-house and do cooking, £15: German girl OF woman 1o assist in private boarding-touse, city, $15. C. R. HAN- SHN & CO., 110 Geary st. 00D GERMAN COOK, PRIVATE FAMILY, city. $25: second girl, same place, $15: good rivate family, city, $20; )k, boardinz- Sose, Hity: 26 Q' K. HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary st. Exr:lzmlrflvcfil‘)) HANDS INH.:"asThE‘.I;‘fi laundry, city, a week: expe; for steam laundry, near city, $35. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary st. \V ANTED-NEAT GIRL FOR COOKING AND housework i American family, §25: 4 ironers in institution and laundry, $25 and $10 per week: cok, plain wash, a short distance, $50: nurse, $20:'4 cooks in German families, $25 and $30: cook for small boarding-nouse, $25: 3 chamber- maids and waitresses, 815, $18 and $5 & week, and giris for cooking and nousework in city and country. J. F. CROSETT & CO., 312 Sutter st. _ ANTED—AMERICAN COOK, $25; AMERI- can second girl, $20; girls for honsework, $25 and $20; German cook, $25; second girl, §15. LEON ANDRE, 815 Stockton st Y OUNG NURSEGIKL, 10; HOUSEWORK girl, $15; housework glrls, Mill. Valley, $25; Oakiand $25, Berkeley $20: 10 housework girls, city and couctry, $20° and $26; 6 young girls, as- sist, $10 10 $15. 'MISS CULLEN, 328 Sutter st. FRENCH SEAMSTRESS, $20; GERMAN 0K French cook, $35; secona girl, $20; nurse, $15. MISS CULLEN, 828 Sutter st. W ASTED_A GIRL T0 COOK. SUN LAUN- dry, 764 Seventh st., Oskland. RY GEEMAN WOMAN TO DO COOKING OR Bhouseworcy city or country. Call 1024 How- ard st., room 20. = Poman. e Y OUNG GIRL WISHES TO ASSIST IN light Lousework. Apply 212 Grove st. IOOK, CALAVERAS COUNTY; $35; MINING town. MISS CULLEN, 823 Sutter st. Q SISTERS OR FRIENDS, 825 AND $20, AS - :‘:ek and second girl. MISS CULLEN, 328 utter st. . ADY WISHES SITUATION AS HOUSE- -[-l keeper; city or country. 284 Sixth, room 4 RESSMAKER, GOOD FITTER AND DRA- GEKMAN WOMAN WANTS WORK AS laundress or any kind of housework, house- cleaning or sewing. Call or address 2106 Golden Gate, near Central avenue. l’OUNG MARRIED WOMAN WOULD LIKE & pace to do housework a few hours a day; can furnish the best of city references. Please call at 534 Second st. Yol:}\?é LADY WANTS POSITION AT SEC- ond work or chamberwork, with _privilege of attending evening school. Piease call 418 Fost st., city. XPKRIENCED RESTAURANT WAIT- ress wants situation; small wages; 1o triflers. Call or address Waltress, 225 Fourth st. ERMAN GIRI, WISHES SITUATION TO do housework and plain cooking. 81814 Sara- toga court, Geary st., room 4. F IN NEED OF DRESSMAKER, CUTTER OR seamstiress apply at McDOWELL Dressmaking School, 636 Market st., opp. Palace Hotel. OUNG COLORED LADY WISHES ALL kinds of mending. 28% Hunt st., off Third, near Howard. OMPETENT GIRL WOULD LIKE SITUA- tion to do second work or general housework. Please call 1003 Powell st. “OUNG WOMAN WISHES PLACE AS housekeeper, city or country. ' Address House- keeper, 1148 Sutcer st., third fioor, room 35. OUNG GERMAN GIRL WISHES SITUA- tion to do housework and plain cooking. Call or write 81 Twenty-eighth, near Guerrero. ERMAN GIRL (27) WISHES SITUATION to do general housework in small family. Call 915A Post st. AITRESS, COUNTRY HOTEL, $20, ROOM, etc.: girl in family of three, 20, call canyd 17 housework girls, $15. to 830 per’ month: 18 Foung girls, #% 310 and 812 permonch, assist etc., nice families: 7 German, § Swedish and § Danish girls. MARTIN’S, 749 Market st. HELP WANTED-Continued. e e S L ANTED—BARBER, TAILOR OR _MILLI- ner to rent nice store cheap. SPECK & CO., 602 Market st. ANTED- RELTABLE MAN TO RUN small steam launch; this side of bay ; short hours. Address E., box 150, Call Office. ANTED—PAINTI G, CARPENTERING, part payment on house rent. Ability, box 109, Call. A " OUNG MAN TO ASSIST IN OFFICE WORK: g;ges light: axgeflel:ce il Egl pay 875 per month: deposit required, $150. GEO. BTEWAKT, 602 Mukl:l st. It ANTED—FiRST-CLASS COAT OPERATOR. Y L M. WOOD & CO., cor. Powell and Eddy. e £ 3 el K A e N A28 x 3L 717 MARKET, ROOM . M. b DAM BROEDER, WRITE 10 A Rrother, J. BROEDER: business of imp, for you. J. BROEDER, 18 First st., 8. F. A{R. H. VAN HOLK, WINE MERCH AN A7 M Beiti. Holland, wants agency to seil iy .. iand wines and brandy, fu Casks; YOy age expenyey etc., $100 » quarter. 3 WANT A FE;\'[ GUUD[ M WITH s oney to_join me in a mining - e P Box 75, Call Oftice. = OKINLEY BUTION SENT | (stamps). American Campaign Sacramento. Cal. YOUR tance FOR 1o Compan ARBERS PROTECTIVFE, UNION EMPLOY- ment secretary, CONRAD TROELL, 657 Clay. ARBERS—FOR EMPLOYMENT CALL SEC. P. C. Barbers’ Assn. S. FUCHX, 825 Grant ave. TANTED—FOR THE UNITED STATES Marine Corps, U. S. navy, able-bodied, un- merried men between the ages of 21 and 30 years: not less than 5 feet 5'inches in height; of good character and temperate haoits; able to read, write and speak English properly: only citizens of the United States or persons who have legally de- clared their 1ntentions (0 becom : citizens will be 'Bm G YOUR WATCHES, CLOC S jewelry to DUKS of store charges. 2215 Geary, OR SALE—$25; COSI $70: LAT proved sewing machine. oak case few months. Address S. M., box 105, “ADVICE FREE; DIVORCE LAWS A spi. ciaity: private; no charge uniess successal Jaw snits, claims. collections, wil tended io. G. W. HOWE, aity’ T AGCARPETS WOVE TC also chenille-wove my d expert, for repairs: d hain at lowest rates, er in carpet twine in hank ¥ st.. Onakland, Cal GEO. MATTHE W, 709 M TTBIS CHILDREN" ANS School of Dancing. 1512 Polk st., will open for the season Saturday afiernoon, August 1; tng juvenile ciass at the branch academy will open Saturday morning. August 8. LL CASES TREATED AND MEDICIN furnished for ONE DOLLAR at Ti PEOPLE'S ONE-DOLLAR MEDICAL INS TUTE, 1029%4 Market, bet. 6th-7th; cal HE PIONEER, SAN JOSE, CAL. LY 81 a year; a readable journal; devoted to pioneer days, skeiches, reminiscences, blograpbles: an x. cellent advertising'medium. ATARRH — NEW SCIENTIFIC TR ment; positively cures ail cases. B., box 3 Call Office. T OLORED GIRL; HOUSEWORK; SANTA Rosa: fare paid. MARTIN'S, 749 Market st. GERMLN, DANES AND SWEDISH GIRLS E can obfain_places by applying at Oskland mployment Bureau, 873 Droadway. J. P JOHNSTON & CO. USBAND AND WIFE LAWS, enced Lawyer, 1027 Market. above S 1SS M. JULANA ROLLINS, MENTAL M, netic healer ; test medium. 850 Market. . 50-31 EARMR, LEDERER—HAVE HAD NO M( trouble with falling hair or dandruff s commenced using vour “QUINONIA.” Consider it the best Hair Tonic I evertried. *QUINON 18 s0ld by G. LEDERER, 111 Stockton. Pric ANTED — FIRST-OLASS MATRON FOR French hosvital; one speaking both English and French preterred. Applications stating sal- ary expected to be addressed to 818 Post st. before 5 . 3., Wednesday, August 12, 1896. KFINED PROTESTANT GIRL 14 YEARS old to care for infant or young ohildren; com- petent to_instruct beginners on the plano; wages $5 per month and a home. 1607 Mission st. JIRL FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK AND plain cooking; good home in San Rafael; state wages expected. J. K. R., P. 0. box 1876, city. IRLS TO WAIT AT TABLE IN COUNTRY 4, taloon. Room 27, 1136 Market st,; call 12 to P M ADY WITH SMALL CAPITAL IN CANDY store. 3610 Twenty-fifth, opposite Valencia- st. depot. (GOOD FINISHER AND APPRENTICE ON custom coats. 1044 Howard st. IRL FOR HOUSEWORK WANTED AT 128 Taylor st. FELIABLE LADY TO MANAGE AN OFFICE business. Call r. 20. 131 Fost, 10 to 5 o'clock. IRL WANTED TO WORK IN A RESTAU- rant. 722 Howard st. OUNG GIRL: ASSIST LIGHT HOUSE- work; wages $8 to $12. 5238 Natoma st. Y OUNG WOMAN WOULD LIKE TO KEEP house for gentleman; city or country. Ad- dress, with references, A., box 150, Call Uffice OMAN WANTS POSITION TO ASSIST IN light housework with Christian or spiritual amily. Address Home, box 101, Call Office. WISSGERMAN WUMAN WISHES S(TU. tion for general housework and sewing. Please call or address 711 Mission st. ITUATION WANTED AS CHAMBERMAID in rooming-house or hotel; no waiting. Apply 10654 Howard st. i IDDLE-AGED WOMAN WANTS SITUA- tion to do general housework: low wages; 800d cook. Address G- C., box 109, Call Office. "RENCH LADY, JUST FROM FRANCE, wishes position as'cook, general houseworker ornarse. Apply MES. MARTIN, 814 Jackson st. WIDOW WiTH BEST OF REFERENCES would care for an eiderly coupie’s house in ex- change for two or three unfurnished rooms. Ad- dress box &, Call Office, Oskland. V 5W YORK DRESSMAKE R, FIRST-CLASS cutter and fiter, wishes a few more engage- ments by theaay: terms $2 50. Address N. Y., box 28, Call Offi TEADY GIRLS WHO UNDERSTAND pants finishing. 307 Clementina st. XPERIENCED CLOAK FINISHER. 16 Turk st. LL FACIAL BLEMISH S, SUPERFLU(US hair, moles, freckles, Scars, etc., removed by Ellte Electrolysis Co., Turk, nr. Leave: ARISIAN MILLINERY SCHOOL. course six wewks; competent graduat teed positions; class forming. 8 Golden engraving, mono :rams,crests: low prices;work guaranteed. J. N. BRI N, 20 Geary I PAZOR-FIXING OUE SPRCIALIY: FIN edge put on razor,26¢c. Razor Exche, 630Marx BELOW METHOD, OMEN'S ELECTRIC rooms 53 Maze building—New and s methods for promotiag heai h, beauty JARTINGTON’S SCHOOL OF and Newspaper Illustraton: day anc tiasses: instructors, J. H. E. Partinzto hfllngto R. L. Parting! . Particulars 424 Pin RS. DR. PORTER, CIHIKOPODIST AND &, cial artist: wrinkles removed or no charxe; purest toilet articles. 126 Kearny st., room 1G OUTDOOK STHEREOPTICON SHOW »VE- 1y night cor. Market and Sixth sts. ; artistic ad- vertisements In llving light promoters of busis Dess. Consult OWL AD 1 farket 3 LECTRIC LIGHTS SVERY ROOM [ Winchester House, 44 Third st., near Market; 200 rooms, 25¢ to $1 50 per night: §1 50 :0 $5 per week; free_busand baggage 10 and from the ferry. ANTED—YOUNG LADY TO LEARN BAR- ber trade. _Address B., box 14, this office. IRL; LIGHT HOUSEWORK; CARE 2 CHIL- aren; small wages. Call forenoon, 1625 Post. OUNG GIRL 10 HELP LIGHT HOUSE- work;: good home: small wages. 172114 Hyde. OMAN, NOT OVER 60, ASSIST AT HOUSE- work: $10. 1021 Van Ness ave. IRL WANTED TO ASSIST WITH GENER- al bousework. 1920m Filbert. DRESEMAKER, $2 PER DAY. LEN, 323 Sutter st. MISS CUL~ ANTED—WOMEN AND GIRLS TO WORK on fruit. Apply immediately, CALIFORNIA CANNERIES CO., Brannan st., between Third and Fourth. e OUNG LADY WISHES POSITION AS housekeeper; plain sewer. 777 Market, room 18 PANISH WIDOW, LATE FROM CITY OF Mexico, would like situation as housekeeper. Apply 105 Larkin st., room 2. VW INCHES, EE HOUSE. 48 THIRD ST., NR. Market: 200 rooms: 25c 1o %1 50 per night: £1 50 10 86 per week; convenlent and respectal iree bus and bageace'to and from the ferrv. SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE. R. HANSEN & CO,, 110 GEARY ST., FUR- « nish havmakers threshing crews, harvest hands, fruit pickers, lumber and wood men, min- ers. teamsters, brickyard crews, quarry and rock men, iaborers, mechanics, couks, waiters, hotel and restaurant and laundry help. ' Wire, phone or mail us your orders; prompt attention guaranteed. APANESE AND CHINESE EMPLOYMENT office: besthielp. $14B Sutter: tel Grant 30. VHINESE AND JAPANESE EMPLOYMENT /_oflice; best help. 4141p O'Farreli; tel. K. 426 HINESE AND JAPANESE RELIABLE help; tel. Main 1997. BRADLEY &C0.. 640 C! TRST-CLASS NORWEGIAN WISHES SI' ation as coachman: understands the care of fine horses; or will take gardening'or general work, or_porter and janitor work: sober, steady and willing: handy iu or out doors; first-class ref- erences. Address H. P., box 79, Cail Office. JITUATION WANTED BY MIDDLE-AGED O man: practical orchardis:; capable of tuking care of any kind of orchard or as working foreman: g\:uu"mouenle; references. Address A. B., box 8, Call. ANTED—BY YOUNG MAN, POSITION AS collector, grocery clerk or anything of respon- sibility: can give references and bonds if required. ’Aunddrvss FRED BEHRENS, Y. M. C. A, 208 230 RACTICAL CALIFORNIA POULTRYMAN desires situation: expert on incubators and brooders; first-class references from largest farms on coast. Address Practical, box 160, Call Office, MAN AND WIFE WITHOUT CHILDREN AL want position on grain ranch; thoroughly un- derstand the business. Call or address J. & W., 824 Tenama st. s / ELL-KNOWN HOTKL MAN WANTS PO- sition 1n hotel or rooming-house: will buy if satisfactory atier trial. Address W., box 16, Call. MEMBERS OF POCAHONTAS Tribe, No. 11, Imp. O. R. M., are requested to atiend ‘the funeral of our deceased brother, GEORGE M. P. VARY, from his late residence, 817 Post st., THIS DAY (Thursday), August 6, 1896, at 2 P. M. J. J. HIGGINS, Sachem. RAY A. HARD, C. of R. 5, OFFICkE OF THE GERMAN BAVINGS and Loen ~ociety—The annual meeting of the stockholders of the German Savings and Loan Society will be held at the office of the socley, No, 526 California street. in the City and_County of San Francisco, State of California, on MONDAY, the 10th day of Angust, 1896, at’3 o'clock P. M., for the election of a board ot directors to serve for the ensuing year, and the transaction of such other business as shall legally come before the meeting. GEO. TOURNY, Secretan SPECIAL NOTICES. TOUNG MAN, GOOD BREAD - BAKER, wants situation in a bakery to learn pastr) baking. Address P. B., box 114, Call Oftice. OY, 16, WOULD LIKE PLACE TO LEAR) carriage.blacksmithing: has some experience city or country. Address 459 Minna street. JITUATIO! ANTED AS ENGINEER OR fireman by licensed young man; understands ice machinery and dynamos. Eugineer, 17 Thi FLEST - CLASS TAPANESE COOK WISHES position: with good references. Address H. N., box 88, Cali Office. JNGINEERS_POSITION BY COMPETENT man: familiar with_electrical lights. Address LOUIS B. GORDON, 17 Van Ness ave. JANTED—BY YOUNG MAN (GERMAN) work: wash dishes, assist in cobking. wait on table or oiber work; city or country. Pleasa ad- dress H. MILLER, 55 Second st., room 4. [l PACTFIC HEBREW ORPHAN Asylum and Home Soclety hereby give Dotice that they have admitied into the orprianage from Janvary 1, 1896, to July 1, 1898, the follow- ing half-orphan girls and hoys, viz.: Ruth Adler, age 5 years: iarry Bernstein, age 3 years 10 months; Charles Bernstein, age 7 years 8 months: Fanny Bernstein, aze 11 years 8 months; Lottie Jafle, age Byears 4 months; Esther Mayers, age 4 years 7 monihs: Lewis Marks, age 4 years 7 months; Henry Lacomy, ake 4 years 6 months; Joseph 'Michaels, age 5 yesrs 3 months: Ben Michuels, age 12 years 2 monihs; S0l0mon Hobin. son,aged 4 years 11 months: Jacob Kobinson, 6 years 6 months: David Schwariz, age b years 11 months: Bertha Schwartz, age 11 years 1 month; Ellas Schwartz, age 11 years 11 months: and Herbert G. Wiener, age 4 years 6 months. 7 ANTED—S(TUATION, BY REGISTERED druggis:: speaks German and some Spanish; some work accepted ; references. Address Drugs, box 53, Call Oftice. P‘IKE' CLASS SHIRT FINISHER, MARKER C and distributer wants situation in laundry. Ad- dress S. L., box 142, Call Office. PKACK‘IUAL PLUMBER WANTS POSITION or is capable of managing shop; can farnish first-cings references. Address P., box 52, Call. l(‘lRS LASS CELLAR MAN (GEKMAN) wants situation; city or country. Address A. M., Bush st. (ERMAN COOK AND BAKER WANTS A situation in hotel or restaurant: city or coun- Address R. P., 217 Second st. try. ANTED — OFFICE-GIRL, WHO 1S 4. stenographer and typewriter; hours short. Address H. 8. A., box 117, Call Office, stating sal- ary expected. EFINED, EDUCATED GERMAN GIRL TO take care of grown children and do sewing: refereuce required. Inquire 1356 Post st., bet. 1 and 2 o'clock. = ANTED—2 OR 8 YOUNG LADIES FOR course of portrait-painting and photography; g0od opportunity. Address M., box 56, Call Oflice. Y2, 58 GIRL ABOUT 16 YEARS. TO AS- slst; light housework aad baby. Call 530 Jer- sey st. ESPECTABLE GERMAN GIRL FOR GEN- eneral housework. 212 San Jose ave., nr. 24th. UTTING, FINISH YOUR OWN DRESSES; $1a week. FLYNN, 14 McAllister st.,r. 67. AIEDRESSING, 250 AND 35c: MOENING and eve classes; 10 lessons,$1 50. 1248 Mission. AIR-DEESSING; MANICURING LESSONS given MISS DOYLE. 1194 Powell st., 105 9th. EARN CUTTING, FITTING AND FINISH- ing: $1a week: pasterns cut 1o order, 35¢ up- McDowell Dressmaking School, 636 Market st. OST CONVENIENT AND RESPECTABLE; ‘Winchester House, 44 Third st., near Market; 200 rooms:; 25¢ to $1 50 per night; $1 50 to $6 per week: iree 'bus and baggage 10 and from ferry. MALE HELP WANTED. 00K, $30: HEAD WAITER, $25; WAITER, country hotel. 825: waiterboy, $15 to $20° dishwasher, $15; concentrator, $3 day: black- smith, $30; sand teamster nnd take charge of stabies, $26: 3 drillers, city, $¥50 day: 5men to dig ditches, $15: tlemakers MURRAY & EEA»Y. Leading Employment Agents, 634-636 iay st. MINERS FOR AN ASPHALT MINE, $1 25 a day and board, see party here: farmer and wife, ‘8$30; 4 farmers, 315 t0 $20: man about place, country, $20. C. R. HANSEN & €0, 110 Geary st. SECOND COOKS, COUNTRY HOTELS norch, $60; French or German second cook, $60: pastry cook and baker, hotel, $50; all-round Iaundryman for plain work in an fnstitution, $35: broiler for restaurant, 865: second cook for hotel, $36: second cook for & mining camp, $35; pantry- man for springs, $20: cook for a mining cawp, $40. C.R. HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary st. NEGRMAN, ITALIAN OR JAPANESE GAR- (3 aener can have the lease for a number of years ©of 10 acres ot grounds in flowers, with hothouses, ‘water supply, etc.; all in & hich state of cultiva- tion; near the city, For particulars apply to C. R. HANSEN & CO,, 110 Geary st. ANTED—_YOUNG WAITER FOR SMALL couniry restaurant, $20 and found: waiter, $26; young man for doctor'soffice, must_be handy Wwith tools, $16 and found ; dishwasher, $15; young Frenchman to assist pasiry cook, $20: French boy. hotel, $10, etc. LEON ANDRE, 816 Stockton. W AMTEO_FARMER AND WIFE, $50; 3 miners, $30 and found; old man to care for fruit ranch, borers, restaurant cook, $35; cook jor men, $20; waiters, etc. Apply to J. F. CRUSETT & CO., 628 Sacramento st. W ANZED-EEUECONCENTRATOR AN, 18 day; pight foreman for electric-car house, and others. Apply to J. F. CROSETT & Sacramento st. \W ANTED-2 MORE MINERS, SHORT DIS tance, $52 per month: blacksmith helper, $20 and found; farmers, milkers, laborers, cooks, walters and dishwashers. W.D. EWER & CO., 626 Clay st. ERMAN COOK. $45 AND ROOM. TIN'S, 749 Market st. EIMAN WAITER, §35 AND ROOM. MAR- TIN’S, 740 Market st. s EAD WAITER, $25 AND ROOM. MAR- TIN’S, 749 Market st. OY FOR A HARDWARE-STORE, $1 PER b day. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. , 628 MAR- E&, LHEUMATISM OF 6 YEARS CURED lu'eeLm 8 weeks. Consultation free. 305 Eddy ANTED—POSITION AS FOREMAN ON ranch by married man; roferonces. Address ¥oreman, box 19, Call Office. @wfi:&m‘.!’fiq’“l EJECTED FOR #4. ns made, eity or country. Pacific Collection Go., 418 Montey 5., T0om 6. Tel. 650, Y OUNG MaNy WANTS A POSITION AS clerk in a hotel or restaurant: oAn give best of reference. Addresy Clerk, box 52, Call. DR. BAYER REMOVED HIS OFFICE 1o 14 Grant ave : residence 1703 Geary st. SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE. (. B HANSEN & €O, 110 GEARY &T. « furnish the best family and hotel help. Cail at office, bhone or mall us your Orders: Prompt at- tention guaranteed; Lelephone Grant 185. OMPETENT WOMAN DESIRES A POSI- tion s working housekeeper: will do light housework: moderate wages: country preferred; good references. Call for % days 734 Howard st. EACHER OP PHYSICA] AL AND VOICE training would iike to teach in boarding-school in resurn for home and small wages; references. Address Teacher, tox 72. Call Office. OUNG GIRI, WISHES SITUAUION TO DO 1 housework in private family; experiencea in cooking. Please call 1007 Natoma st., off Eleventh, between Howard and Mission. QTEADY, EEITABLE GIEL DESIRES FO- sition: general housework and cooking: wages $20 to $25. Call until Friday evening, 168 Lex- ington ave., near Nineteenih ELIABLE GIRL WANTS POSITION IN respectable famiiy; light bousework or second ; Do objeciion 10 country: good reference. Address 409 stevenson st., oft Fifth. CANDINAVIAN GIRL WISHES A S(TUA- tion in a private family dolng general house- work; city preferred. Address or apply 19 Clara. OUNG WOMAN WANTS POSITION TO DO second work in boarding-house. Call 129 Perry. POSITION WANTED BY & FIRST.OLASS £ gineer and clectriclan to run _electric light plant: best of references. Address E. GU. THER, 1419 Evereil st., Alameda. TOUNG MAN WANIS SITUATION nmmmlkh“fln : moderate wages. C YEWDALL, genoral delivery, city. W ANTED-RITA RV AB NIGHT watehman, potier, eollector or drive delivery wi i beat of rererence and bord given, Address BAMUEL GAMRILE, 1807 Doiores st RELIARLE BWEDISH MAN WANTSSIT- IN E. uation: js gardener and coachman; can Tun gasoline sngine: prefers A xvlvunfim. city or country : gowd references. Address 8., box 85, Cali Office, W NCHEstiER HOUSK, 44 THIRD, NEAR um.._i..m lights In every room: 200 rooms; 260 to #1060 per night: §150 to §6 per week : free 1 bageaee (0 and from Lhe ferry. Y OUNG MAN, GulMAN, WHO HAS BEEN working in delicacies and grocery buainess Thots posidon, Address 4. LU RANPA, 2162 L W ANTED—STEADY MAN FOR i PERMA- nent position: will be assured $75 per month, with an increase i energetic; no night or Sunday work: lnu;'. have $150 cash. Apply at 777 Market et., room 7. {UITS TO ORDER ON INSTALLMENTS TO guaranteed parties, $15 upward. Cut-rats Taloring Company,1117 Market st.,bet 7th and &:i. TBERAL ADVANCES ON DIAMONDS, Jk elry, etc.: Jowest rates. 945 Markel st LD GOLD, SILVER, GENTS' AND LADIES clothins bought. COLMAN. 41 3a. cor. Jessia. NEWS FOR 5 CENTS—THMN 'ALL. in wrapper, for o DRESSMAKERS, RESSES $2 UP: WKAPPERS 35 C lawn $1 up. 5058, Natoma st above Sixth. SUNNY UNFURNISHED ROOM ble for dressmaking. 213 Graut ave. accepted: this important branch of the naval tunities to visit all parts of the wor.d on board our new cruisers. For further information apply at the EW WALDO HOUSE, 765 MISSION. BET. 3dand 4th—Single furnished rooms, nizht 15¢to tion to morning calls; clean; quiet: 'open all night. GUNNY EooMs J'ROM $1 TO $3 PER WEEK. PANTS TO ORDER; LATEST STYLE. $4 WERTHMAN Pants Co, 2314 Geary st Dbusiness partner;small capital. 122 Post st., r.2. EN'S HALF-SOLING, 80¢.: LADIES, d0c.; Hotel; branch 767 Market, opp. Will & Finck’s,S. F+ T ARGESTSTOCK OF SECOND-HAND SHOES shoes, 85. 72614 Howard st., bet. Third and Fourth VW INCHESTER HOUSE 44 THTRD ST NEAR room; free bus and baggage to and from the ferry. JCCRNEYMEN BaRBERS' LOCAL UNION, 102 Seventh st. BESL FLACE IN THE CITY FOR SECOND- house; new calf shoes, pointed toe, our maki and $3: ladies’, gents’ and children’s m: TANTED_EXPERIENCED NEWSPAPER canvassers; salary and commission: must 836 Howard st., bet. Fourth and Fifth. OV FOR A STORE: MUST SPEAK GER- ODGINGS, 60 TO 15¢ PER NIGHT: CLEAN. Continental House, 521 Pacifi . below Kearny. some simple thing to patent? Protect your ideas; they may bring. you wealth. Write JOHN Dneys, Washington, D. C., for their $1800 prize ofter and list of 200 Inventions wanted. selling at less than one-fourth their value; cast off shoes bought or exchanged. 562 Mission st. night: $1 week. Rosedale, 321 Ellis st. RY ACME HOUSE, 957 MARKLT ST., BE- J INDELL HOUSE, SIXTH AND HOWARD 4 sts.; single furnished rms 75c week, 15¢ night. » Cl bottle wine or beer with hot lunch, 5c. 1()0 ME. 10 TAKE LUDGING AT lug 15¢ €24 Washington st., near Kearny. EST IN CITY--SING' E_ROOMS, 15, 20 AND Pacific E-ouse, Commercial and Leidesdorf? sts. VW & ARE SHOE DOCIORS; WE REPAIR and With our new machines we can do your work at one-haif the usual price; done-while you walk OOMS 156 TO 76c PER NIGHT: 500 TO 81 50 per week. Oriental, 225 Drumm st. to know that Kd Rolkin, Reno House proprie- tor, still_runs Denver House, 217 Third st.: 160 ANTED—SINGLE BOUMS, 160 A DAY: 81 week: rooms for two, 250 8,day, $1 60 a week; IgHC BOUSE " S68Y, MARKET CST— Jtooms 20c., 25¢. to 50¢. night; $1 to 32 week. all grocers keep it ANTED,T0O COLLECT WAGES DUE LABOR ANTED — MEN TO LEARN BARBER trade: only 8 weeks required; tools given and service ofters special luducements; giving oppor- Recrui.ing Office, 20 Ellis st., San Francisco, Cal. BOc;week $1 1o $2 50;reading-room ;strictest atten- The New Grand, 245 Third st. TAY STRANGER IN THE CITY, DESIRES done while you wait. 838 Market, obp, alace on_hand: shoes to order, #3 50; hand-sewea Market; 200 rooms, 35 cents a night; reading- No. 27. J. B. I U. of A, Employment Bureau, band shoes, 749 Mission st. opp. Grand Opera and cast-off shoes bought or exchanged. furnish bond or security. Apply after 1P. .10 man. 1008 Market st. ANTED—AN IDEA; WHO CAN THINK OF WEDDERBURN & ¢0., Dept. L, Patent Attor- W EHAVE & LOT OF DAMAGED SHOES JANTED-MEN FOR CLEAN BEDS: 260 Jow Sixth. for a room: 25c & night; $1 a week. S_RELOVED FROM 609 CLAY TO 643 and 20c & night, including coffee and rolls. 25 cents per night. 1. $1 25, $1 60 per week. your old shoes and make them as £00d as new, 662 Mission st., between First and Second sta. ANTED—_LABORERS AND MECHANICS large rooms: 26¢ per nigh:: $1 to $3 per week. reading-room: dally papers. y s M 3 IO FEED MZNHATTAN STOCK FOOD; ers&clerks, KNOX Collection Agey, 110 Sutter eatalogne sent_S. F. Barber School. 1513 Howard. AGENTS WAN ADY CANVASSERS WANTED: GOOD commission. J., box 54, Call Office. GENTS—BRYAN, SEWALL AND ¥REE Sjlver” covers the campaign ground; Bryan a prodigy; will inspire more enthusiasm than xll the other candidates. F. PILR~ON, Manager Sub- scription Department, The Whitaker & Ray Com- pany, 723 Market st. ADY AND GENTLEMAN AGENTS WANT- i'ed everywhere: large profits. 2041 Leaven- ‘worth st. EW PROPOSITION FOR PICTURE agents: call and investigate. 432 Sutter st. ROOMS WANTED. OOM AND BOARD IN PRIVATE FAMILY by young man. V. POPOFF, 537 Calitornia st. —_— e e PROPERTY WANTED, ASTED TO BUY O MONTHLY INSTALL- ments, a house and lot in this county; price not to exceed $1200. Address Buyer, box 73, Call. WANTED-M1SCSLLANEOUS. W ANTED—TO BUY A STEAM BGILER OF 26 horsepower, and lso_a steam engine of 8 or 10 horsepower. A pply 327 Montgomery ave. ANTED—SECOND-HAND LETTER-COPY- ing press; cheap. Address P.O. box 2347. W ANZED - SECOND-HAND STORE FIX- tures for dry goods. Z., box 65, this office. IGHEST PRICE FOR CAST-OFF CLOTH- Ing and shoes. BERKOWITZ, 534 Pacific st. FANTED — SMALL DRUGSTORE; OAK- jand or Frisco. Address 968 Twency-seventh st., Onkland. VW ANIjiD-X HARE 1N EXCHANGE FOR bicycle. H., box 113, Call. ELL YOUK BUUAS. CoU elrv o (9 Six; LING AND JEW send poszal. BICYCLE! S S e s A ool RICYCLES AND TANDEMS BELOW COST to close ont stock. W. CRANE, 324 Post st. EN HUR TANDEM. ALMOST NEW: TRIB- une, $50; Cleveland, §40: Rambler. $40; Ben Hur, ladies’, $50. DA VIS B ROS., 25 Geary st. TOR_SALE—NEW 1896 BICYCLE; #30. | DAVID N. HAWLEY, 318 Market st. J . YISTIELDPEARSON, X . Headquarters Lu-mi-num and Thistle bicycles BARGAIN IN A STEARNS TANDEM: ALSO single wheels. 306 Post st. ARK CYOLERY—NEW WHEELS TO LET; best sccommodailons. Terminus Geary, Mo Allister and Powell lines. FOK SALE—MISCELLANEUUS. ARGE ROULETTE WHEEL; COST $1000: price $200. UNCLE HARRIS, 16 Grant ave. ORDON BETTER DUG, 7 MONTHS OLD, for sale. CHRIS REHER, 825 Vallejo st. 15 HIGHGRADE JERSEY COWS COMING ) in Aucust and Sept. B. G. MORSE, Boliuas. EW CLEVELAND '96 BIOYCLE; BAR- gain. 1610 Cetavia st. FOR SALE—FINE GREVHOUSD. INQUIRE at 231 Ash ave., near Franklin st ] I, BEGAN ENGINE, GOOD AS NEW; 1 ¥100. Apply 215 Bay st. ICTURE-FRAMING WITH GLASS 7x9 IN., 10c.; 8x10 and 10x12, 15¢.; 11x14 wni 12x16, 20c.; 14x17, 25c.; 16x20, 30c.; 18x22, {5q.;-20x 24, dbc.: 22x28 in., 60c. JONES, 547 Miss on st. CLAIRVOYANTS. PROF. M. L CARNELLE, CLAIRVOYANT and business medium, gives adyice ou business speculations, Investments, insurance, love, seitles lovers’ quarrels, reunites the separatea and causes a speedy and happy marrage with the one of your choice; the earth reveals to him the treasure hid- den In’ her bosom: he locates mines, interpreis dreams, tells of your friends and enemies, removes evil influences and teils you where to g0 0 be suc- cessful: send stamp for circular, 220 Eddy sty bours from 9 to 9. NITANA THE GYPSY. This remarkable woman has just arrived from the Orlent and promises marvelous developments in unraveling the mystery of human fate; she ad vises you on speculation, business affafrs, courtship, matrimony : she reunites the separated: causes speedy and happy marriage wih the one of your cnoice; lucky numbers given. § Turk st ME. PORTER, WONDERFUL CLAIRVOUY- ant, card-reader. born iwith a double velland second sight; Indies 50c, gents $1; palmistry and clairvoyant sitticgs $1 50. 126 "Turk st., nr. Jones. ETURNED, WORLD-RENOWN MM i, SCHMIDT, from the principal citles: tells past, present and futare: prices moderate. 856 Misaion, LLER IN M2LE ABKDT. BEST SORTUNL the world: 50c and $1. shows picture of rour foture husband or wite. 4 Twelfth. Tel. Mint 621, YPSY LIFE-READER, REMOVED FROM 5 Seventh to 11 Stockto c: gents 50c. YPSY MEDIUM RE dally; 25¢ up. 240 th s MSS O MASCOTTA (LATE FROM CUBA) card reader. 105 Larkin st.. room MLE MOREAT, BEST, MEDIU} past, present, future; 25¢ up. 764 H ME. RAVENA READS LIFE FLUEN UM business advice: names given:25c up. 5 Fourt! ME. DR, THOMAS, CLAIRVOYAN yTs Kearny, now 929 Post; fee $1; letter $2. (CLAIRVOYANT, CARD :1adies only. 714 Leavenworth, , TELLS FROM CRADLE T0O 25¢ M gravi ladies SPIRITUALISM. VERITABLE QUEEN AMONG WOMEN IS MRS. DR. A. D. HOWE. FER 81 & DPWARD! ' FEE 81 € UPWARDY HOPE, HELP, LOVE AND LUCK FOR ALL! Why that look of sadness? Why that downcass eye? "Are you in trouble, sick or “down”? If so read this and learn thut life s yet worth living! MES. DR. A. D. HOWE, who has helped so many thousands on this cosst in the ten years past, is again at her old offices, 1320 Market street. San Francisco. and i8 now as ready as ever to assist every suffering_mortal who will elther call on or write 0 ber. Your whole life revealed; success brought to the unlucky: love to the loveless: (no separated are nnited: the sick made stroug: the poor become rich; if you think your husband, wite or fover is untrue cotisult her at once. fer tran- scendent power is as far above those poor morials who try 10 imitate her as the eternal heavens are high above the earth. NEVER FAILS. She does not know swhat failure meazs! Her “Leveslea Medicines” (registered and copyrichted) cure every disease that human flesh is heir to. an i no matier of how long standing. \Write if you can- not call, for treatment by mail s always most suc- cesstul and satisfac ory. All letters answered. Diseases diagnosed from a lock o2 hair. FEE 81 & UPWARD! FEE §1 & UPWARDL MRS, DR. A. D. HOW 1820 Market st., opp. Seventh, San Francisco. [ ISHOP GARRISO 1 ) ces Tuesday, Friday MES, DE MIRANDA- 2 spiritual medium, removed to 1728 Market st. M. FRANCIS, INDEPENDENT SLA « writer. 118 Haight st ; hours 9 uutil 6 r.a. Mixs.’xrm HOSKINS, TRANCE MEDIUM; LEBRAT sittings $1; circle Tuesday eve. 136 Oak. APRIE SWalx, STRAL SEER. 844 Mo- Allister st.: sittings to ladies, 1 to 8 ». . EST CIRCLE TO-N GH MME. YOUNG, 805 McAllister s all skeptics invited. 0K SALE COMPLETE SODA FOUNTAIN and outfit, including milkshake sud icecream boxes; almost new: installments or cash. Inquire at New Creamerie, 725 Market st. MINE SODA-FOUNTAIN, FRERZER, GLASS- holders; very cheap. 159 Second. TRONG YOUNG MAN OF PLEASANT AD- dress to drive dellvery wagon in Oakiand: state qualifications and references: rustier pre- ferred. Address J. R. DEAN, Bereley. J{IRST-CLASS SOLICITORS ON ADVER. tisements and subscriptions. A pply Tilusirated Worid, 628 Montgomery st. IRST -CLASS ~TRIMMER ~AND LACE salesman. Address O. A., box 73, Call Office. AINTERS WANTED AT 2428 GEARY ST.; $2 per day. OY TO WORK IN BAKERY. cia st. 7OUNG PRESSMAN ON PANTS. 807 CLEM- enina st., near Fourth. 0Y WANTED—12 TO 16 YEARS OLD. 767 Market st. AILORS WANTED; GOOD PAY. entina st. ANTED_ERRANDBOYS. 14 MCALLIS ter st., room 18. OFEESTORS AND COAT-MAKERS WANT- ©«d. 106 Bautery st. 1045 VALEN- 246 CLEM- Alam Ve, Al W INCHESTER HOUSK, ¢4 THIRD. NEAR Market—Rleetrio lights in room: 200 rooms: 200 to §1 60 per nighi to $6 per Week: froe bus and bagenes (0 and from the ferrv. FEMALE HELY WANTED. e e AITRESS AND ASSIST WITH CHAMBER- work: stoady ; country hotel; $20. MURRAY & READY, ng Employment Agents, 634- 6386 Ciay st MAY VISR SMALL CAPITAL IN CANDY store. 3510 25ih st., opp. Valencia-st. depot. BEEFSTEAK AND ONIONS, WITH COFFEE, Be; 2 side dishes free. 635 Clay st. MAX WANTED IN THE COUNTRY TO work In the house and garden in return for home and clothes; must be sober, trustworthy and willing; no_others need references re- flo“""f By letter only to K. D, County, Cal. 0, Larkspur Sta- NEW FAMILY SINGERS FOR RENT, $100, BYZDING ON LEASED LoT: SUTT- : .+ wble for grocery. W. CRANE, 324 Post. ARS, SHOWCASES, COUNTERN, SHELV- Bing, ete. bought and sold. 1063 Mission st PLENDID REMINGTON TYPRWRT $45: others from $20 up. REVALK, 500 Car. 00D SECOND-HAND BOILER; ALSO LOT ulleys, shafting, etc. W. L. SANFORD, 415 Washington st. b R. RAVLIN LK RE> T .Is EVENING at 326 McAllister st.; one dime: tesis. TFE-READINGS BY REV. MR, HOWLAY i 1. 1 Fitth st parior 1. ASTROLOGY. STROLOGY AND MEDICINE NATIVIT Or questions answered: Prot. Howarl's vital remedies resiore health, 811 Hyde st., 10 to 3. = LUST. OST—A PASSBOOK WITH THE HIBERNIA Savings and Loan Soclety of San Francisco, in the name of KATE TROY. The finder will please return ¢o bank. UILERS, ENGINES,2D-HAND MACHIN, B waterpipes. Mclntosh & Wolpman, 187 fifi UY YOUR BABY CARRIAGES AND B them repaired; ite parts sold and '=[IAVE OST — BRINDLE AND WHILE hound bitcn. abie reward. OST—MASONIC DIAMOND PIN. MONDAY, GREY- Return to 1613 Churchst.; suite San Francisco Baby Carriaze M'fg. Co., 442 Sixth, ACIFIU GAS ENGINE—2-H.P.: PERFECT P order: & Adams prig presses; power 516 Mission S, SHELVING, SHOWGCAS, C s0ld. 112114 Market,bet. Th & Soh. | OUNTER §, YLLDINGS BOUGHT: LUMBER, BA bought and doors, mantels, etc.. for sale. 1166 Mission. NE SMALL MEDIUM AND LARGE SIZ8 O fire and burgiar proot safe. 109, 111 Market s=. JIRE AND BURGLAR SAFr, LETTER Emmm-mu:auplww. EW RANGES CHEAPER THAN SECOND N band W.S RAY Mig Co. 12 Californias:. SEWING MACHINES. ——— .. Au KINDS BOUGHT, SOLD, EXCHANGED, rented, repaired: lowest rates. 205 Fourth st 1 50 permonth; V.S. Singers, $2. 1559 iumu‘ 4 on Market st., near Montgomery. Keturn to 605 Clay st., room 1: receive liberal reward. OST—AUG. 4, 1896, AOCCOUNT BOOK. RE- turn to 400 Wailer st.; receive reward. MALL SILVER P 3 FLOWE RE- turn to 114 First st., upstairs: reward 0ST—ON 10 A. M. PIEDMONT BOAT FROM San Francisco, money wrapped in newspaper. Return to 8th floor Mills building, rm. 17: reward, UG DOG; NAME NIP. RETURN TO 67 Tk~ hams st.: reward. T 05T 2 PASSEUOKSWITH THE HIBERNIA Savings and Loan Society of San Francisco in the names of NORA BAGWELL (No. 163-1416) and PATRICK BAGWELL (No. 184,865). The finder will please return to bank. T,O5T.A PASSBOOK WITH THE HIBERNIA Savings and Loan Soclety of San Francisco in the name of HOBART W.or FANNIE SLEEP- ER, No. 117,285. The finder will please return to