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12 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1896. THE OLYMPIAN FRACAS. S. ¥. Hughes and Philip Wand Severely Rebuked by Judge Campbell for Their ¥oul Language. Samuel F. Hughes, druggist, and Philip Wand, sprinter, both members of the Olympic Club, appeared in Judge Camp- béll’s court yesterday. Hughes was charged by Wand with threats against life and ex- hibiting a deadly weapon. The trouble occurred early Tuesday morning in front of Hughes’ store on Post and Powell sireets over a setter dog be- longing to Wand. The language used on the occasion was unfit for publication. Wand, when questioned by the Judge, admitted that he had cailed Hughes a liar and that he was not afraid of him. Charles Morell, who was present during the trouble, testified that Wand made a mo- tion to strike Hughes, and it was not till then that Hugbes drew his revolver and warned Wand to keep away. He did not think Wand’s life was in danger. d The Judge dismissed the case and said he was ashamed;to think that fellow club members could descend to use the lan- nageas testified to. He thought both vand and Hughes ought to be ashamed of themselves, 5 PACIFI0 COAST BOND: The bank clearances at Seattle for the thirty- sixth week of the year figure up as follows: Clear- ances, $433,623 83; balances, $111,482 87. This is $68,836 37 less clearances than for the thirty- fifth week, and $76,269 33 less clearances than for the same week & year ago. The following statement of the banking busi- ness in the State of Washington up to the close of business on July 14.1896, has been officially re- turned: Total resources, $14,879,382; capital stock pald in, $4,600,000; surplus fund, $944,- 990; individual deposits, $7,425,126; loans and discounts, $7,532,395; gold coin in vaults, $861,089. The State Treasurer of Washington has called for warrants Nos. 12,750 to 13,035. inclusive, on the general fund. the amount being $26,367 37; and also Nos. 1996 and 1997 on the military fund for $1053 80. Iuterest ceased September 11. The Los Angeles Times says that assets of the defunct Ci ty Bank having a nominal face value of $100,000 have been valued at $200, this esti- mate being made in a petition for privilege to seil. The Minneloa Town Company, which has been incorporated at Pasadens. has a’ capital stock of $100.000, ¢ivided into 1000 sharesof the par vaiue of $100 each, and of this amount $500 has been actually subscribed. A large number of citizens recently met in con- sultation wich the Board of Supervisors of Madera County to consider the advisability of submi ting 10 the voters of the county a proposition to issue bonds for the erection of a courthouse and jail. District Attorney Miles Wailace expressed the opinion that money should be secured from the school fun of the Siate at 4 ver cent, and a/80 said that he thought that under the constitution forty- year bouds could be issued. K. H.Cox thought ihat $50,000 could be obtained at b per cent. It was finally resol ved by the meeting to request the Supervisors to issue & proclama jon calling for an | slectlon. at which the proposition (0 issue bonds in | the sum of $50,000 for the erection of a court house and jail be submitted (0 the people. The noard of Irusiees of the Washington Flat school District in Calaveras County have been au- thorized 1o issue bonds to th - amount of $300, to buiid and furnish a schoolbouse 1n that district. The voters of Bear Valley District in Mariposa County have voted to issue bonds to provide a new schoolhouse. The capital siock of the California Beet Sugar Estate and Land Company has been piaced a:$2,- 500,000, the incorporators beng John Farquahar Gilmore of Lo.dou, $2,485.000; Wendel Easton, Sau Fraucisco, $2600; 8.50 George Kaston of San Fraucisco, Vincent Neal of Sun Rafael. Victor G. Duboce and Alber: H. Quatman of San Francisco hold stock to the amount of $2500 each. James H. Baeon of the Bank of Salt Lake and First Bank of Mercur has made an offer of settie- ment t0 tue creditors of the bank. He offers, with istance or 1. H. Lea, vice-president of the Dalton & tark Goid, Silver and Lead Mining and Ailling Company, to pay ail claims against the bauk with Dalon ‘& Lark stock aL $1 per share, less any dividends that may accrue in the mean- time, but with interest at the rate of 6 per cent, I he Dalton & Lark Company is capitalized for 82,500, 000, and since its incorporation about eight months ago has paid dividends to the amount of $85,000. They are large siiver and lead producers ngham. A part of Mr. Bucon's offer is as fol- low “I now inclose a proposition from Mr. Res, which only needs the acceptance of four-fifths of My creditors in amount to make it & success. ‘I he stock will be denvered for claims when that amount have accepted. At the present time it is impossible 1o raise cash. The report of the re- ceivers, as pub.ished, shows the ‘total possible | assets’ 10 be worth $58,959 50, which makes, when prorated 80,00 my creuitors, about 20 cents on ihe doilar of their clmms, from which, of course, will be deducied the f-es f0r recervers, their attor- neys and court and other expenses. An estimate of these, If the matter is 10 be prolonged fora year, would probably reduce what the creditors will re- ceive thronsh the receivers to 1v or 15 cents on the doliar. The siock of the Daltou & Lark com- pany sells for 50 cents per share, and in fairly good times is worth far in excess of that price. 1t you will hoid the certificate of ‘stock you get 0f ML Rea for two years. I will agree on the back of it 10 purchaseiv at $1 per share, and to pay therefor, on or before two years, with 6 per cent interest, iess the amount of dividends de- clared by the Daiton & Lark Gold, Silver and Lead Mjoing and Miling company during such time. If the stock should not be worth a doliar per share at | the end of two years, 1 will be paying my debt & youand to Mr. Rea boih; but I would rather pay twice, if need be, than to let any onme truthfully s8y 1 bad not done my best. This proposition wil be open untlil Sepiember 21, 1896, - — THE STOCK MARKET. Stocks continue to drag along at unchanged prices, with very quiet trading. The Crown Point assessment falls delinquent In board snd the Bulllon assessmen. in ofize to-day. Tne Mercur Mining Company of Utah has de- clared a dividend of 121gc per share, amounting t0 $25,000, payahle September 20. The Swansea Mining Company of Utah pald a dividend of 5c per share, amoun.ing to $5000, on Seprember 15. The Centennial-Eureka Mining Company of Tin- tic district, Utah, paid a dividend of $1 per share, Awounting to £30,000, on September 15. A special meeting of the stockholdersof the | Kentuck Consolidated will be hela to-day to | sothorize the directors to dispose of a large amount. of the capiial stock which is in the company’s treasury. A% tie annaal meeting of the Mono yesterday 34,898 shares out of 36,640 shares of outsianding stock were represented. The remaining 13.300 | shates are 1n (e cOmpany’s ireasury. rhe 1ollow. ing directors were elected : N. Westheimer, Cbarles E. Paxton, S. L. Ackerman, George C. Hickox and A. Herman. N. Westheimer was elecied Charles K. Paxton, vice-president: J. Anglo-California Baok, treas- and L. G. Brown, superintendext. 1t was re ved at the siockhoiders! meeting to ell all the property of the Mono Mining Company to the Standard Consolidaied Minin: Company, which is 10 be reorganized with an increase of cap: ital from $10,000,000, in 100,000 shares of 3100 par vaine each, to $20,000,000, in 200,000 shares of $100 each. 't he property of the Fodie Con. and Buiwer Con. minfog companies is also o be deeded to the standard, and in exchange the companies thus seiing wiil receive shares in the fo.lowing | proportio Bodie Con., 1 share of new :or 2 of old; Bulwer Coa., 1 for 3, and Mono, 1 for & Al ihe'stock in the treasuries of the selling companies | 15 L0 be wiped out, the basis belns on the number | of sheres vuistanding. I he new company is 1o be managed by one set of officers, and the vast area of mining ground is to be d-veloped economicaily for what It is worth, The new s ock wiil be listed at the local boards and aiso in New York, b ps in Lonoon. Iu the Crown Point mine the east crosscut onthe 700 level, siarted last week, is now out 25 fect, the face being in auartz of low assay value. In ti south raise from the 700 level are opening 10 ¢ wesi On Lue eleventh floor in qUArtz assaying from 710 811 per ton. Are also engazed in putting in & chute In thegsaise from the 800 o the 700 l6vel, which 18 nos nearly compieted. The joint Confidence, Challenze Consolidated and Consoiidated Imperial west crosscut 1 from | the surface tunael is out 713 feet, 15 feet having beeu addca dusing the week. The face shows por phyry. 1o other paris of the mine general repairs Lave been going on. The yield of the Belcher mine for th- past week was sixty-five mining carloads of ore, of the aver. age car sample assay of 320 05 per ton. fhe Segregated Belcher mine yielded twenty- five mining carloads of ore, averaging, per car sam- ple, $17 23 per ton, during the past weok. No ore was extracted from the Confidence mine during ihe past week. The jo.nt work with the Chalienge Con. and Con. Imperial com panies, eise. ere described, was done. he y.eld of ‘the Overman mine for the past week was 12 tons and 1125 pounds of ore. the average baliery assay of whica was $23 10 per ton In the Savage mine work was suspended on Sep- tember 11 for the purpose of making some neces- sary repairs to the galiows frame and foundation and around the coliar of the shaft. it will require about two weeks to complete the work. At the time work was suspeuded there was littie change in the condition of the mine. The streak of quariz in the face of the ouch drift on the 850 level pre. viously reported had become lower In grade, On the Brunswick lode at shafs 1 the north drift on the 300 evel is in 51 fect north of the ~avage south Loupdary line. The iace 18 in porphyry and clay. On the 400 level the station bas bean com: pietéd and a north dritt started, which is oat § feet, belug run jolnily by the Savage and Hale & XNoscross companies. BOARD SALES, Following were the sales in the San Francisco Stock Board yesterday : ING SESSION, COMMENCING 9:80. 100 Butiion. and per- AFTEENOON SESSION—2:30. 17| 50 Confi ...1.85/550 Occidtl... 511250 C Point...29/200 Ophir.....99 L(,leoo oy #0200 Ovrmn....156 100 Benton 350 Ch 50 Coni. ... 134 400 400 C Potit....50[500 Oph! Following were the sales inthe Pacific Stock Board yesterday : REGULAR SESSTON—10:30. 96 1 07/200 C Poin: _55) 21150 HEN1.6214 101400 Kentuck..05| 400 Scorpion..07 Vo 76 ....63/300 Mxcn.... 56200 S Nv. 500 Bullion... 19(100 Mono 9| 100 Bulwer...45|200 Occd..... b1} 200 Chalngz....43(100 Ophir.....89| 16 Cholr2.3215(250 Ovrmn....15) CLOSING ‘QUOTATIONS. THURSDAY, Sept. 17—4 P x. P yack Alpha Com, . \Jackson Alta. . 07 08/ Julla, 30 32Justice; 51 65 Keniuck.. Best & Béicher1.00 1.05 Lady Wash... — 04 Benton Con.... 15 D55 b6 B 8 20 Nevada Queen. — 04 Occidental. 50 51 98 1.00 Chotlar A 16 16 Con.Cal&Va...1.80 98 99 Chailenze Con. 41 85 65 Con. Imperial. 02 07 08 Confidence....1.35 ug 09 Con New York — 08 — Crown Point... 29 03 03 EastSierraNev — 74 76 Eureka Con... 25 42 43 Exchequer... 0¢ 05(Utah.. . 08 09 Goula &Curry. 55 06 Yellow Jacke. 32 83 Hale® Norers.1.50 1.55| GOLD MINING EXCHANGS, Cbamplon sked.. 100 Hale & Norcrs. 150 200 Lockwood Con.. 27| 50 . BRI Princess. 97 Bid . 85 . 98 Bl Bi LOCAL SECURITIRS. 4d Spring Valley Water ic San Francisco Gas. 96 50 9075 STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE. THURSDAY, Sept. 17—2 P, . UNITED STATES BONDS. Bid. Asked.| Bid Asked. US4scoup. 105 — |USdsreg... — 1073 Do new msuells — MISCKLLANFOUS nowme. Cal-stCbless. 109 110 |PacRolM6s — . Cal Elec, 63119 ~— |Do2ais6s... = CotraCW5s — 94 |P&ORy8s, — 115 Dpnt-stexco — 97 |P&Ch Ryss. — 107% Edsn L&r6sil9 — |Pwi-st KR -_ — F&CHKR6s. — 103 |Reno, W - 108 Geary-stRSs. — 10715lSacto P& L. — 102 LosAngLs — 100 “|ISF&NPR5s. 9814 9913 Do Gteed8s 95 100 |SPRRArizés 93 = 97 Mkt-stChle6s1183, — |SPRRCal6s. — 1104 DoRyCon5s.. 1017510214/ SPRRCal5s. — — NatVinbsisi 86 — |SPBrRCalBs — 99 NevCNgR7s. 95 — |SVWates6s.. 11634117% I 33 NPCRR6s — 106 [SVWaterds. 97 — N Ry Cal6s. 9933 —~ [StktnG&ESs — 10214 N Ry Cal5s. — 7100 |SunsiT&T6s. — = Ouk Gas 53..100 ~ — |Sutter-stkos. 107143110 Do 2d Is 08..10034101 |VisaliaWlds — = = Omnibus ©s.117 & — WATER STOMRY Contra Costa 3214 40 |San Jose. - = Marin Co.... 50 53 |Sprag Valley 8675 9714 « AR STOCKS. CapitaL. 17% 30 |Pacific Licht 48 — Central. :..' 95~ — |San¥raucsco 9134 92 Oek GLEH 5114 53 |Stockiom.... — = 20 | PacGasimp. 83 — INSURANGE sTOCKS. Fireman’sFA157% — ([Sun... . 2 50 COMMERCIAL FANK STOSKS. AmerB&TC. — — (LondonP&A.124% — AngloCal.... — 58 (London&sF. — © 273 BankofCai..225 285 |Merch Ex... 13 — Cal 8 D&TCO10736110 |Nevada... .. — = FirstNaton. — 180 |Sather BCo. ~ = SAVINGS BANK STOCK3. GerS&LCo.1200 1260 [Savé& Loan.. — 100 Humb SEL1100 1450 (Security.. 27 Mutual. — " 40 |Uuion Trusi. - BFSav — 480 STREET RAILRO4n ernnct Californta.... — 106140ak SL&Hay — 100 20 | Presidio . S 4214 Sutter- g POW 12t STOCKS. Atlantic D. — [(GlamCoun..., 1634 — | Eastern D. — |Judson D. - Calitornia. - [Vigorie. . 90c MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS. Alnsks Pkrs. 9514 99 (NatVinCo., — — BIkDCoalCo, — '~ 10 [OceanicSSCo — 20 CalCot Mills — — |Pac AuxFA 1 — Edison Light 1171411814 PacBoraxCo, 98 100 GesConAssn. — — " PacRoll Mill — — Ger Lead Co. 80 100 [Parf PainiCo 6lg 74 HawC&SCo. 1364 14 |PacTrinsCo. — = 24 nutch S PCo 1915 20 [Pac T&T Co. 70 — MerExAssn.100 110 [Sunset T&T. 41 — MElecLighi — 4%/United CCo. — 25 BALES—MORN .~ sassiss. Streat— $5000 Market-st Ry Con 5% Bonds. 102 00 BOE VEWater- /.St 7 00 SALES—AFTERNOON SESSION. Board— $1000 California-st Cable Bonds. 109 50 85 S F Gaslight. 91 50 10 do do 91 76 €8SV Water.. 97 00 10 do do 97 1315 Street— 20 Edison Light & Power Co. 117 00 200 Hawailan Commercial. 13 6214 31000 N P CR R Bonds. 105 00 25 Pacific Lighting 48 00 $2000S v 4% Bonds. ... 97 50 #6000 Sutter-st Railway Bon 108 25 —_—————— " HOTEL ARRIVALS. GRAND HOTEL. C Hopper, Shasta E K Smith, Dutch Flat E Cook, Denver S Smith, Auburn D Tabor, Denver Miss Hauley, Chicago T Hanley, Chicago G Shepherd Lathrop J R Hilboin, Salinas E Getz, uregon J Coox, Oakland J b Bradiey, Merced J Lustig, Tulare G Crawford, Sslem J E Green, New York P J O'Dea. Eurekq T E Fowler. Visalia J Mayn rd_ Sprivgfield L Wallwor b, Los Ang Mrs C Evans. .\ storia F Gilmore, Ontario Miss H allison, Souora Miss H Clough, Cai J J Redman, Eureka Mrs J C Jordan, Sacto A Schwabel. Newcasile W J Peterson, Sac.o A MacDonald, Sia Rosa S Summerfield, keno W S Wallace, Boston G F Green, Oroville G W Maxwell, Cal P P Black, San Jose R G Hart. Redding J G Smith, Greeawood A T Mead, Sta Barbara G McDoughall, Toronto R Robinson, Plymouth A J Howard, Los Ang H Richardson, Mt View T D Piich. Eureka J A Gill, Sacramento H H Estee, Princeton W M Cutter, Marysville J H Keese, Rutherford 5 W McKinley, Nevada LICK HOUSE. J Richards, Placerviile R Mathews. Chicago T H Gannarce, Stockton E Wadman, Cal L F Starks, San Jose O F Prey, ~onora Mrs H Clary, Stockton Miss Merr1l, Alabama Miss i Merriil, Alabama N T Spink, Providence R Wilholt, Stockton CH Jordau. Pasadens Mrs J Maxwell, Davisvil D Heirschfeld. Bakersfid A J Woody, Los Angeles W L Hensley, Sacto G Chriseman, Ventura L Applegal W M Maxwell, N Y 3 0 Cejisie, Oroviile . Merced C Harris, Merced CPenman, Red Bluff J Levy, Pescadero J McNamee, Pescadero J Feely. Red Bluft J D Culp, San Felipe A Richurds & fam, Cal P E Hewett, Sacto LM Hill & w, Mass G W Ballari, Siockton A P k Alilis & 1, Chicago D Winder.&w SantaRos F Mennon. Nevada City G H Warner&w,amulia C K Oakiords, Sonora W L Sbot, Stockton P Currant, Chicago MrsJ Sawyer & d, Cal B D I W, Carwn, Buftalo E & L R J A 3 2 G G E Griswold. Chicago Mrs J C Irwin, Portiand Miss M ilerbert, NEW WESTEXN HOTEL. F Runyon, N Y 3 Joyce, Jacksonville Moody, Sonora J Lynch, Auburn 5 lller, Santa Maria M Stephin, San Jose J Sowles, Folsom &' D Savage, Portland Botte, Belgium + Latham, *acramento r, Kern City ¥ B Clyma, Occiaental ums, Los Angeles R Jones, Los Angeles Fleld, Los Angeles G Procior, San Jose Lindo, san Jose C Py E Eaton, Launton v il Valley Lathrum'& w, Buffalo E Aldrich, Tacoma Ward & w, Vancouvr & Garaver & w, Vancavr Sowles, Folsom F Louls, Vindemer Kelliker, Vincemer W Singleton, Vindemer Sehnider & ¥, Vallejo Miss Dwight, Portlacd PALACE HOTEL. J 3 Doyle, San Mateo , N Y T Forter, Lutrobe G A Henderson, Venice W A Somer~ct, England M R Engel, N Y B Dean & w, N Y & T Miuer, Bodie USN S'W Parker, N Y anty Rosa Miss Dew, sta Barbara T J Field, Monteiey J W Aller, Portiand J 5 Williams, Paris 8 McMurtrie, Lompoc W J Dwyer & w, La J W Sexton & w, Cal M Bauer. Chico EW Runysn &w, Cal HK Vreeland & w, N Y J A Fer uson& w,N Y J Green, Poruand D R Morrisson, Portiand J B Hughes, N ¥ G D Mumiord, N Y W M Peck, Riverside COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL. R D Weeks, Albuquerque M S Weeks, S Margarita C W Jones, Ryde 3irs C Keefe, Sonora J Noian, Antiven J Jogce. Turlock J Meehan, Los Angeles Mrs H Davis, Los Ang J Riey &'wf, Portlant G Buckner, Siskiyou W J Deater. Madera Miss M De ter, Madera Miss L Deater, Maders T Knudson, Denver W B Westlake, ~tockton A Black, Suisun A J J J Nuffzizger, Merced Kaufman, Berkeley -~ M Costellv, Nw Almaden Schaeffer, Sacramento G A Muller, Sacramento Jarnick, St Paul A MeLaughlin, 1daho S Murron, Sucramento Miss J uisen, Siockton R Jones, Omaha P J M Brower, San Jose H F Pollak, Alamedn Mrs H B Turner,Sta Kosa Miss 14 McCl G E J Soyaer, rresno BALDWIN HOTEL. J H Roberts, Sacto F L bow; San Jose 4 H Hole, Cal H Dounneliy & w,Valljo Xemingion, Lhicago . Beujamin, Vallejo W G Morshum. Los A Y Pearson, N Y rs B de Rinz, Valiejo J Shirley, Vaiiejo L H Patee, Bailimore R Dowdeil, St elena ng ure, StaRosa Sianley, Livermure C Johnson, N Y c A Miller, St Louis G C Willis, St Louls | ¥ NOTICE OF MEETINGS, YERBA BUENA LOLGE OF Perfection No. 1—Regular meeting THIS (FHRIDAY) EVENING, September 18, at 8 o'clock. D. 9. GEO. J. HOBF, Secretary. TC-NIGHT under the auspices of Ophir Lodge No. 171 Visuing DISTRICT NO. 67, L. 0. O. F. % brothers are cordially invited. will hold a dlstrict meein; A. WOLFEN, K. G. D. PEABODY, Rec. Sec. REGULAR MEETING _OF the Caledonian Club THIS EVENING at 8 o'clock, Scottish Hali, 111 Larkin st. D. R. MCNEILL, Chief. James H. DUNCAN, Secretary. SPECIAL NOTICES. PROF. TATUM, SLATE-WRITING ME- dium. 534 O’Farrell st. DR. H. I JONES, OCULIST AND aurist, just returned from European hospi- tals, has resumed practice. 222 Post. T'el. Grant101. SITUATIONS WANTED—Continued. W ANTED—BY STEADY MAN POSITION AS orter or choreman In store, wholesale, or fac- tory? any kind of day work; wages $8 per week. J. D, box 50, Call Office. D, D60 Qall Ofics. fi° Hicbn s o RCHARDIST, FAIRLY POSTED ON FRUIT- 0 raising, pruning, cuitivating and irrigating, wishes position: or pruning by contract. Address B., box ¥, Call Office. Y OUNG MAN, SPEAKS GERMAN, SPANISH and English, desires position; commer- cint'pretermed: Addmsse Yo D box 117, Call Ofice. “TAPANESE BOY WANTS SITUATION TO DO & Vilting o bowsework in mmily. Address S SHINA, 709 Geary st. TCUATION WANTED BY MIDDLE-AGED S man, a position of some trust; is sober and reliable; first-class references: security furnished 1 required; is a good fireman and can runan en- gine. Address . C. G., box 60, Csll Office. RO AND . WEITER, AN 1896 HEN- tucky Republican, now in Utah, wants position on the coast: married; experienced: with good references. JOSL SHOMAKER, P. O. box 1655, Salt Lake City, Utah. & _BAD TENANTS LIECTED FOR 81 collections mads, city or country. Pacific Collection Co., 415 Jontgy st., mm&“%e!. 5580. g’ BAD TENANTS EJECTED, $3. COOK, Law and Collection Office, 1023 Market st. fi GAS FIXTURES MADE TO_ORDE. cheapest place in the city. H. HUF- SCHMIDT, 623 Golden Gate ave. @ DE. T. . BRENNAN REMOVED TO Emporium or Parrott bldg., rooms 397, 898. DR.G. E. SUSSDOKFF HAS REMOVED his offices to 2214 Geary st., rooms 1 and 2. DIVIDEND NOTICES. g DIVIDEND NOTICE—DIVIDEND NO. 85 (twenty-five cents per share) of the Hutchinson Sugar Plantation Co. will be payable atthe office of the cowpany, 327 Market street, on ana after Monday, September 21, 1896. ‘Transfer-books will close Tuesday, September 15, 1896, at 8 o'clock P. M. E. H. SHELDON, Secretary. AN WITH D REFERENCES WANTS M0 co0it tor e mmanon. rach, o i taks charge of gentleman’s property while ab-ent; small wages. Apply Cook, box 115, Cail Office. PBARTENDER — 4 TEMPERATE YOUNG man wants position as bartender: has fair ex- perience; good reference. Address B. T., box 88, Call Office. HELP WANTED-Continued. ANTED—BUTCHER FOR PARTNER IN country, good chance; harnessmaker, §8 week and room; bread-baker. $30, and others. Apply 10 J. F. CROSE. T & CO., 628 Sacramento st. W ANIED _TEAMSILES, §1 50 Div: 10 farmers, $15 and $20: young man for private family, $20: neat young waiter, :_cooks and others. Apply to J. F. CROSETT & Co., 628 en 1o st. BUSINESS CHANCES. BUSINESS CHANCES—Continued. $3'0 SALOON WITH KFOUR FINE LIV- OV, ing-rooms and bath, doing good busi- ness: chean rent; fine locality: this is & fine business for the money. T.LUBELSKI 7 City Hall ave. 1;200 THE BIGGEST SNAP ON EARTH; b - saloon in fine location: must be sold at once; fixtures worth doubie the money; good busi- ness. T. LUBELSKL 7 City Hall ave. ANTED_WAITER FOR A FIRST-CLASS hotel, short distance in_country, $30; waiter, city, $40: bedmaker, small lodging-house, French, $15'and found: etc. LEON ANDRE, 315 Stockton. OOK, $8 WEEK: YOUNG MAN TO WASH dishes, etc., $10 aud Toom: young man 1o learn upholstering; pastry coOk, $45, etc.; young man to paint some: man for private place: 2 shoe- makers; boy to learn sign-painting. MARTIN'S, 749 Market st. JANTED — A MAN OF INTELLIGENCE who is willing to work for 815 per month and board: must b obliging and good disposition; pre- fer a man advanced in_yen:s: no bodily labor re- quired to be done. Forinterview address, giving references for homesty. sobriety, etc., s pation or previous employment, O. Call Ottice. ANTED—COMPETENT COUPLE TO work at small sanitarium in country; man to attend cows, horses and general work: woman must be good cook and laundress: references; Germaus_preferred: small wages; steady home. Address Resort, Cali Office, Oskiand. SUUATION WANTED BY MIDDLE-AGED Swede s coachman and gardener; firsi-class milker: handy with tools: can also run gasoline engine. Address M. S., box 87, Call Office. $) PRACTICAL HOUSE-PAINTERS —AND < paper-hangers, with tools, want work by the aay or plecew ork for private parties: city or coun- try. Painters, 27214 Clemeniina st., rear. BADUATLD AND EXPERIENCED PHAR- macist seeks position: relief work only: best Teferences: steady and reliable. Address Drugs, box 108, Call Office. 7 OUNG MAN, 19, GOOD HORSEMAN, handy with tools, wishes employment: good Teferences. Please address 8., box 86, Call Office. SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE. OMPETENT FRENCH GIRL DESIRES SIT- uation as waitress or nurse and seamsiress; best reference. MISS CULLEN, 828 Sutter st. ADIES REQUIRING GUOD, COMPETENT and reliable help in any capacity can be su plied on short notice by calling or sending to J. CROSETT & CO., 816 Sutter st. (‘OSIPETEST WOMAN DESIRES PLACE TO J do Jight housework; is good plain c00k; a home more an object Lhan bigh wages: references given; city or country. Call 912 Howard st. OMPETENT WOMAN WISHES A SITUA- _ tion to_do general bousework in the country; wages moderate. Please call or address 1653 Fol- som st., near Twelfth. OOR WOMAN WOULD BE GLAD TO GIVE services cooking, cleaning, etc., In exchange for treatment by good healing power. Address R. R, box 72, Call. i(flrl\hhlfll'EB, CASHIER, G ‘RAL OF- 15 e work:: soung lady 7 years' experienc quick, accorate; best references. Address H. C., 1656 Grove st. QTRONG YOUNG WOMAN WISHESTO DO general housework in citv: good home maln des e; no objection to chiidren. Address A. D., box 43, this office. YERMAN WOMAN WOULD LIKE A PLACE | to help in kitchen in restaurant and sieep at | home; wages moderate. Address W., box 14, Call. | (30UD RELIABLE WOMAN WISHES SITUA- tion as cook and assist with housework in a small family. 1616 Buchunau st. COTGH WOMAN WANTS SITUATION; CITY or country; good - 0ok and laundress. or house- | work: reterences. Call 558 Miuna, nr. Seventh. / OUNG WOMAN WOULD LIKE POSITION as chambermaid i« small lodging-house. Ad- dress 17 Third st., room 22 QYIUATION WANTED BY RELIABLE MAN #s porter in wholesale or commission-house. Address P. B., box 117, Call Oftice. POSITION 'AS SURVEYOR, ASSAYER AND bookkeeper for a mining company in_Califor- nia or elsewhere by a man 0f experience: satis- factory references given. Address Surveyor, box 26, Oftice, ITCLTION WANIED FOR A FIRST-CLASS D carpenter ns carpenter or something else; needs 10 Work. Address D., 1050 Howard st. SECOND COOK, COUNTRY, $30: COOK FOR small cicy restaurant, $40. Hotel Gazette, 420 Kearny st. W ASTED—GOOD VARNISHEE AND TWO 200d_stroug boys. Seventeenth and Wiscon- sin sts., Potrero Furniture Company. ANTED — ELECTROPLATER OR PLAT- ers helper. Apply S. F. Novelty and Plating Works, 68, 70, 72 F.rst st. 5 (GO9D BARBER WANTED To TAKE charge of & 1-chair shop; orily $5 & month; Tent required. For particulars Inquire at Call Uffice. BARBBER WANIED. 36 EDDY SI. CALL $700, ONE OF THs FINEST RESTAU- DUV, rants n city: gooa location: doing Dbusiness of $40 per day: established 26 years: has always made money; stand full investigatiun; reason for selling, owner moving into own prop- erty: and any one waniing a business of this kind will find on investigation all that is claimed for it: thisis & rare chance. T. LUBELSKI, 7 ity Hall av. 00 PARTNER IN WELL-ESTAB- $1000. fished omce bustnes: the aapar. ject In taking partuer 18 10 extend the business; investiga ion will show this to be rare chance: a fine opportunity for energetic man. T. LUBEL- SK P Halt ave. J ROUTRIIN INTERIOR CITY, N %lwmsl::mPERfinncm: For particulars apply this office. ADY DESIRES A GENTLEMAN PARTNER; ¥35 capital. 12 Mason st., Toom 2. OUTE FOR SALE ACROSS THE BAY. V_gnire ag Call Office IN- -HOT <) NEW FURNITU RE FOR LOTS. 22 16 rooms: clear'ng 850 6S FOR SALE. -$2500 250 28 rooms: making mone: 475 150 Toom1 clearing $300. 705 e c‘;f\uDET‘woflb & C 765 Market st. URNISHED HOUSES: 12 TO 180 ROOMST $300 to $10,000. PHELPS & (0., 917 Larku WELL FUR~ ISHED ROOMS: LOW RE 14 Jear’s60. “Sopiy Call Ofiice FURNITURE OF 6 ROOMS FOR SALE: HAVE GOT A FINE $10,000 BUSINESS LOT in' Alameda to trade for city_property clear, or Will assume morigage. T. LUBELSK Hall ave. BARROOM ; CLOSE TO BALDWIN $1500. Bt straignt 100 bar: long Toases firs:-class day and night trade. WILKE, 531 California st. PARTNER WANTED IN BUTCH- $350. &’shop: 8 mites trom city: rooms: Tow rent; average 4 caitle sold per week: T are chance for right party. WILKE, 631 Califoraia st. ODGING-HOUSE OF 46 ROOMS, WITH SA- loon established years; lease: low rent; very beet location: rarest chance for German man and wife. WILKE, 631 California st. $170 CORNER GROCERY AND BAR; . cholcest location: Western Addition: rent $30; doing large cash trade; must be sacri- ficed: owner going to Guatemala; fullest investi- gation given. WILKE & WOLF, 531 California. 5()(), FESTAURANT ON KEARNY § $ . actual value $1200; rent $50; owner called East on account of sickness. WILKE, 531 after 10. California st. ARBER FOR SATURDAY AND SUNDAY. CORNER GKOCERY AND BAR: B 241 Third st. o X $50 . living-rooms: rent $30; doing good BABBER FOR SATURDAY AND SUNDAY. 2140 Mission st. 00D BARBER FORSATURDAY AND SUN- day. 132 Pacific st. & W ANTED—a FiRST-CLASS SHOEMAKER, immediately, at 1320 Park st., Alameda. IX STRONG LABORERS, 81 76 PERDAY. 921 Broadway, room 10, Oakiand. W INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD, NEAR Markei—Electric Jights in every room: 200 rooms; 25c to 150 per night: $1050 to $8 per week : free bus and baggaze 0 and from the ferry. TRONG BOY WANTED TO stoves. Cal fornia and Drumm sts. CHAIR BARBEK-SHOP FOR SALE AT A barzain. 1039 Folsom st. POLISH business: choice location. WILKE & WOLF, 631 California st. ILL SELL OR TRADE FOR REAL l{s’l‘az‘g hi fruit-growing company paying dena SVERS & OB, "T7Y Markel st fla. to let. 214 Sixth st T ] ROOM LODGIN account of sickness. FURNITURE FOR SAL B R IR SALE: K ricen Stana uu goods are compietaiy as. ed of. ik bed seta, 3185 Bed lounges. 200 Stoves. 750 Carpets, pes 55 Linoleum, per yard 53 Matting, per yard 10 Tl our new buildi; ted thess prices will stand. Till such time we are conducting businass at SE. corner Seventh aud Mission sts. i NOONAN. JOR SALE—CHEAP, COMPLETE RET OF furniture, suitable for small family. and cottags tolet, consisting of 8 rooms, nice large basemen: and planked yard: rent §10. Inguire 425 Alabama, 40() CARPETS: CHAMBER ~SETS 315 stoves, $5: ' parior sets, $20: folding-heqs, $10; bas outfits. T. D. McCARTHY, 764 Mission, T L J. NEUMANN'S, 117 SIXTH, Fog lowest prices on, household gnods. Lew Or zoo. s new or time . open even —_— FURNITURE WANTED, NASH PAID FOR ENTIRE HOUSES OR 0 OR smaller lots of furniture, carpeis, ero _j- BOWCHER, 222 Stockton; send postal, dividend. MYERS & GRAHA. NT TO BUY UST THE BUSINESS U WA for just the price U want to pay; all branches. MYERS & GRAHAM, 777 Market st. 1400, FINE RESTATRANT AND . oyster parlor: first-class trade and location; receipts $65 daily; a fortune for some one; thorough Investigation invited; only a res- taurant man can handle this pluce; & periect sac- nfice. See MY ERS & GRAMAM, 777 Market st. FFICE FURNITURE—WILL PAY HIGHEST prices for second-hand office desks or raxe them in part lg:ém.ut for new. GEORGE . FULLER DESK CO.. 838 and 640 M. OSELL FURNITURETO ADV A M. SILVERSTEIN,969 Howard st. UCKINGHAM FURNITURE G, pays highes® price for furniture, carpets, cto.: geng OMPETENT PRACTICAL MECHANICAL / engineer and machinist desires position. Ad- dress Engineer, 1159 Marke: st., S. F., Cal. W L CHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD. NEAR Market—Electric lights in every room: 200 rooms; 26c to $1 50 per might: 81 50 to $6 per week: free bus and baccaze (0 and from the ferry. —— R e FEMALE HELP WANTED. HOUSEWORK GIRL, ROSS VALLEY, $25: Burlingame, $25: San Mateo, $25; Sacra: mento, 20, and other towns: 20 housework girls, city, $20 and $25: 8 young gir's, assist, $10 to $15. MISS CULLEN. 323 Sutter st. W(}xmsc HOUSEKEEPER, MIDDLE- aged, $12, Livermore. MISS CULLEN, 328 Sutter st. WITH A CHILD, $15. MISS CUL- 323 Sutter st. EAT YOUNG GIRL, LIGHT WORK, 812. MISS CULLEN, 5282 Sutter st. EFINED NURSE, CHILD 4 YEARS OLD, country, $15. MISS CULLEN, 828 Sutter st. ERMAN, WORKING HOUSKKEEPER, $20, see party here. MISS CULLEN, 523 Sutter. N \\ ANTED—BY EXPERIENCED WOMAN, | situation to do lght housework. Call 413 Powell st. JEAT, COMPETENT WOMAN, IS GOOD 00k and iaundress, wishes situation with rican family: city or couniry, good city refer- enses. Please call 29° Eddy st. YOMPETENT, MIDDLE-AGED, AMERICAN cook. lately from the East, wants situation in nice faml y; city or country; Is ood laundress; wages, $10 (0 §12. Call or address 129 Tnird st, rooin QWEDISH WOMAN i the day, wasniug, Ironing and cleaning. 7 Clementina st. (COLORED COOK, BERKELEY, $25. MISS 2 CULLEN, 328 Sutter. W ANTED—_LAUNDRESS FOR COUNTRY, $35: second girl for the country, $20; Danish cook for country, $25,3 in familv: girl 1or house- work, 4 In famiiy, $20: German girl for house- work, $1 young girls for housework. $12, $15. (. R. HAN- SEN & CO., 110 Geary st. SMALL HOTEL, $30; 2 HOTEL WA IT- : Protestant laundress, private fam- stant girl for cooking and house- : Prot WISHES WORK BY | JOF% 4Cross the bay, $25, see lady here at 12 to- day; colored giri for housework, $25; cook, Gen man style: French second girl, $20, and others. J. F. CROSETT & CO., 316 Sutter st. 3 ESPECTABLE WOMAN WISHES SITUA- tion 10 do general housework; good cook and laundress; firsi-class references. =364 Jessie st NOEWEGIAN GIRL WISuES SITUATION to do housework; upstairs work preferred. H., 3 Reawood court, near Haward and ~ixteenth. y TOMAN WISHES TO GO OU1 BY THe DAY ashiog or housecleaning. 829 Hayes st., near Fulmore, in tne b ent. EFINED EDUC, LADY WOULD LIK employment of sone kind that would enab her to suppor. herself and child; the best of ref- erences. A. I., box 69, Call Offic IsL OF 17, 30U FROM GERMANY, wishes position for light housework. Address 1150 Folsom st. l’Ol‘\G GIRL TO_ ASSIST | X family: good nome: $10. | PHY, rocm 20, Tweu y-fourth and Mission sis. DEFINED WILOW WOULD LIKr POSE v tion as working nousekeeper 1n_lodging house or widower’s :amily. Room 13, 1 Fiftn st VY OEE SEKEEPER (WITH NO IN- cumbrance) wents situation in widower’s fam- ily; wiliivg to do sewing: fond of children; good references: country preferred. Address House- Kkeeper, 127 Turk st. | EAT RESPECTABLE WOMAN WISHES A position as working housekeeper in a widow- er’s family: good cook; fond of children; eity or | country. ‘Call or addrass 81 Sanchez st.; Casiro-st. car; telephone Mission 208. EFINEU PROTESTANT GIRL DESIKES position as ady’s maid or companion govern- | ess; can give lessobs, or pano. 1052 Folsom, VW ANTED—BY YOUNG GIRL SITUATION for general housework; wages $16 0 $17 per montb. Apply 359 Miuna st. Y SUS G WOMIN WANTS WOK BY THE day; washing. ironing and general housework. Callor address 732 Union st. ESPECTABLE GERMAN WOMAN, GOOD €00k, Wisues posit on as general housekeeper and manager; thoroughly comp-tent; nurse also; business capacities. Address 741 Minna at. ELIABLE WOMAN WANTS SITUATION t0 do sewing and take care of children. Call or address 938 Pacific .. corner of M ason. | | REFINED GiiL wis SITUATION AS i compenion or take care of grown children. 163 Ninth st IN SMALL ail at MRS, MUR- ) GIRLS FOR FACTORY WOR WAIT- <) ress, plain hotel. $15: pantry-girl, count: hotel, $15: ranch cook, $18. ). URRAY READY, Leading Employment Agents, 634 and 636 lay st VW OMAN COOK, $8 A WEEK, SMALL RKES taurant; waitress, country, $15 and room; waitress, city, $20_and room: girl 10 wash dishes girl for Alameéda, $20; girl for Berkeley, $20; girl for Los Gatos, 818, fare paid; girl for Lott & week; girl for Balo Alto: County: girl for Novato, C $20: girl for Centerville, Cal; German giri for Turk st. $16: 12 housegirls, 815: 9 housegirls, £20: 11'young girls, §8, $10 and $12 per month, 10 assist, ete., innice familles. MARTIN'S, 748 Market © HOUSEGIRLS. $30, $25 AND $20; GER- ©) man upstairs girl, $15; housegirl, iight work, $15: chambermait, $15. Apply MRS. NORTON, 815 Suter st. \V“X IT £~ JEAT OBLIGING GIRL FOR GENERAL housework; wages $12 to $15: only a reliable person noed apply. Call after 10 A. 3. at 136 Cum- beriand st, bet. Nineteenth and Tweutieth, near Dolores. 7OUNG GIRL WANTFD TO_ ASSIST IN housework, for country ; wages $10 to $12. In- quire at 1202 Buchanan st. \EVERAL YOUNG LADIES FOR THEATER i and dance hail in the country. Address IDA COLLINS, Sonora, Cal. V\'AST!‘;D— RL TO ASSIST AT HOUSE. work: wages small; good home. Apply 2634 Howara st. giris for Alameda girl for Steiner st., WEEK. HOTEL Cook for boardinz-house, country, $25; ! ANTED—FOR THE UNITED STATES Marine Corps, U. 8. navy, able-bodfed. 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 ot the United States or persons who have legally de- clared their intentions 10 becoms citizens will be sccepted: this important branch of the naval service offers speclal iuducements: giving oppor- tunitiea to visit all parts of the world on board our new crulsers. For further information apply at the Recrul:ing Office, 20 Ellis st., San Francisco, Cal. (COMPETENT MAN, CAPABLE OF MANAG- ing large business: well recommended and have $1000 cash. MY ERS & GRAHAM, 777 Market st. JTEADY RELIABLE MAN AS PARTNER IN butchery to deliver orders and collect; $75 required. 632 Market st., room 8. W ANTED — SALESMAN GIGAR AND TO- hacco line for grocery trade, to speak German. Address, with references, box G, 14. Call Office. ETAIL WALL-PAPER SALESMAN WHO understands the business thorougbly. W. W., box 20, Call. XPERIENCED CUTTER ON CORSETS. 1388 Market st. TRAVELING SALESMEN TO SELL CAK- riage hardware. Address D., box 48, Call Office. 2 $35(0. JACEIFICE ~SALOON, § ROOMS DU, xitchen: well furnished: fine stock and fixtures: best accommodations: receipts 15 to $20 daily. MYERS & G. AHAM, 777 Market st. $301(). FESTAURANT AND BAR: OITY + front: fine chance: death cause.of sell- ing; best chance in the city for an enterprising man. MYERS & GRAHAM, 777 Market st. i $40 STATIONERY-STOREON MARK ET « 8t.:low rent: well established ; sacrifice; other business cause of sule; a good thing. Sce MYERS & GRAHAM, 777 Market st. IGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR FUR- nitures, restaurants. saloon fixturesand grocery stocks. STENBEKRG Cu., 632 Market st. 3300 HALF INTEREST IN A CORNER « saloon: city front: prefers partner (o hired help. STENBERG CO., 632 Market st. $100 RESTAURANT AND SALOON; 26 + furnished rooms; will sell or ex- change for property. STEN BERG CO.,832 Market, postal. 866 Mission st. F YOU WANT GOOD PRICES FOR FURN ture and merchandise see BURD, 211 La DIANA AUCTION CO., SUCCESSORS T0 M. SIMMON *o.. 1057 Marker, p CARPET CLEANING, DVANCE CARPET CLEANING Co., 403 Sutter, tel. Main 394. §. S, FERGUSON, mangr, ONES & CO.. MAIN OFFICE 26 AND 27 Eighth st.; tel. Jessie 1061, C A YARD AT GREAT WESTERN CARPET Cieaning Works. 11 Eighth st ARPET CLEANING, 8¢.: LAYING, 8c; RUG samples free; tel. Jessis 944. Straiton. 19 th 3. JHEN YOU BECOME DISGUSTED WITH or work send to SPA ULDING'S Pioneer Car- pet Beating Works, 353-57 Tehama st.; tel. So, 40, NONKLIN S CARPET EEATING WORKS 333 (%oien Gate ave.s telephono caat 130 $100 STATIONERY AND BRANCH BAK. « ery: good location: 2 rooms in rear. STENBERG CO., 632 Market st. $75. STEADY, RELITBLE MAN AS PART- O. ner in show-card and sign business: de- liver orders and collect: spiendid chance to learn good irade. STENBERG CO., 632 Market st. EWELERS WANTED. 828 BUsSH ST, ro0m 4. 00D, OLD-ESTABLISHFD DOWNTOWN restaurant for sale. 708 Howard st. OUR\EYMEN BARBERS' EMPLOYMENT secretary, H. BERNARD, 102 Seventh st. ARBERS PROTECTIVE UNION EMPLOY- ment secretary, CONRAD TROELL, 657 Clay J4ANBERS-FOR EMPLOYMENT CALL SEC. P. C. Barbers’ Assn. S. FUCHX, 825 Grant ave. [JARBERS—3-CHAIR SHOP FOR SALE, $75; rent, Including gas, $10. 1932 Market st. | QTEAKS, CHOPS, ETC.: 6 DISHES ¥OR 5 cents. 635 Clay st.. kig Yellow Front. T ANTRD—AN IDEA; WHO CAN THINK OF some simple thing to patent? Protect your ideas: they may bring_you weaith. Write JOHN WEDDERBURN & CO., Dept. L, Patent Attor- neys, Washincton. D. C, for their $1800 prize offer and list of 200 inventions wanted. furnished rooms, night 15¢ o readin g-room ;strictes: atten- clean; quiet: 'open all night. D— MEN 10 LrARN BARBER $4 | NEW WALDO HOUSE, 765 MISSION BET. 50c 3d and 4a—Stngle iweek $1 1o $2 tion to morning call: TANT) . { for that iine of business: $‘|00 MEAT MARKET, FISH AND VEGE- - table stand: one of the nicest and best located stands In town: 4 living-rooms; elegantly fitted up: trade averages $20 per day; strictly cash: If you want a nice paying investment; see | this. " GEO. STEWART, 602 |Market st. $350. COLEEESALOON, BAR AND 2OV, junch-house, best location in this City nicely fitted up; fine runge; cheap rent: recelpls 815 1o 818 per day: cheap at $500. GEO. STEWART, 602 Market st. %9975 BRANCH BAKERY, NOTIONS; IN D ZZY. Western Addition; large stock: profit- | able business; proofs: livingrooms. M. LESS & CO., 78314 Market st. $225, PARTNKR WANTED IN A FIRST- DZZO. class buteher-shop north of Market st. positively well paying; fine ho se and cart; nice fixtores. M. LESS & CO., 783145 Market st. F OB SALE—ONE OF THE OLDEST ESTAB- lished liquor-saloons jn the city, together with 2 good stock of liquors and glassware: bar fixtures 1t fine order: has a fine day and night irade: situ- ated ju the very heart of the City,and day and Dnight travel: two floors nicely furnished rooms at- tached: sickness the only reason for selling. Ad- dress for particulars M. 3., box 100. Call Offi~e, ITY STEAM CARPET CLEANING,RENOVA- ting, 88 8th. STEVENS, mgr. ‘el Sonth 250, VARPETS CLEANED AND HENOVATED like new. FERGUSON & CO.. 28 Tenth; tok €outh 86, D. MACKINTOSH & CO.. successors. E. MITCHELL CARPEL CLEANIN Tath & ninz He a vard el . EDUCATIO. EALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 24 YUS{“ st.—Bookkeeping, business practice, short- Dhand, typing, telegraphy. modern languages, Eng- lish branches, electrical engineering, etc.; 20 teachers; 15,000 graduates: catalogue. JPANISH LESSONS GIVEN £Y FDUCATED Spanish lady; reasonable. 230 Page st. M SS BOLTE'S SCHOOL, 3 97 SACRAMENTO IVl si.: board; English, French, German, piano; $30 month; coach. CADEMY OF SCIENTIFIC ASTROLOGY and occult sciences; pupils received: terms 6 and 12 weeks; terms reasonabie. PROFESSOR ASTROLOGY, 916 Market, room 26. MME, MELVILIE SXYD R, 715 POST ST AM "y cal music, piano, elocution, practical Shake- spearean and general dramatic acting a specialty; vocal ciass=s Monday, 8 P. 3.; $1. PUPILS WANTED IN ENGLISH, LATIN and mathematics; literature a specially. MISS ROULSTON, 724 O’ Farrell st. {NGLISH BRANCHES TAUGHT; ENGLISH 81 week, 2bc might. 321 Ellis st; Rosedale. EN'S HALF-SOLING, 5Uc.: LADIES, 4001 done while you wait. 838 Market, opp. Palace Hotel: branch 767 Market, opp. Will & Finck's,S. £+ VOMS 15¢ 1u 76¢ PR NIGHT: 50¢ 10 31 60 per week. _Orlental, 225 Drumm st. (CLOSING OUT NEW AND SECOND-HAND | U shoes at 30c on the §1; this week only. 8569 | Howard st. JANTE —500 MEN TO BUY U, S. ARMY boots and shoes. E. KENDA LL, 635 Mission. T ABGEST STOCK OF SECOND-HAND SHOES on hand: shoes (0 order, 3 50; hand-sewea shoes, $5. 7261, Howard st., bet. Third and Fourth Y INCHESTER HOUSE 44 THIRD ST NEAR Market; 200 rooms, 25 cents a night; Teading- room: free bus and baggage to and irom the ferry. TEY ACME HOUSE, 857 MARKET ST.. BE- low Sixth. for s room: 25c a night: $1 a week, VIRL FOR COOKING AND HOUSEWORK: G reterences required. Call 1325 Webster st., 9 to12 JWEDISH GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE- work: no cooking. 2184 O'Farrell, 9 to 10:30 A \W ANTED-WOMAN, 3 DAYS, FOR MEND- ing. Apply early :908 Laguna, nr. California. N TRL FOR HOUSEWORK; FAMILY OF 8. 80 Waller st., near Market. PPRENTICES FOR DRESSMAKING: NO others need apply; bet. 3 and 4. 636 Sutter. (TIRLSTO WRAP CHEWING GUM: EARLY to-day. NEWTON BROS. CO., 189 First st. TERMAN LADY WISHES ANY KIND OF sewing ana mending. MRS, PLIES, 148 Sixth L. room 11. RESSMAKER;: $1 26 PER DAY AND CAR- fare; good fitter. 112 Taylor, (GERMAN GIRL DIRECT FROM GERM X wanis situation 0 do general housework. Call or address 13 W llow ave., off Larkin si., bet, Eddy and Eilis. ADY STEN GKAPHER (PITMAN SY& tem) possessing typewriter desires position or desk room in lawyer's office. Address . A., box 1¢, Cali Office. OMAN ¥UR CENERAL HOUSEWORK. Apply be . 9 and 12 o'clock. 1111 Scot: st. ANTED—GI&L TO ASS) AT HOUSE- work: wages 310 Apply 1720 Howard st. INDELL HOUSE, SIXTH AND HOWARD / sts.; single 1urnished rms 75c week, 15¢ night. E. $;BE:OVED FROM 609 CLAY TO 613 » Ciay; bote wine or beer with hot lunch, 5c. 100 ME3 T0 TAKE LODGING 4T 10 1 and 20c & night, including coffes and rolls. nd 200 hi lud 624 Washington st., near Kearny. ANTED—LABORERS AND MECHANICS 10 know that iid Rolkin, Reno House proprie- tor, still runy Denver House, 217 Third st.: 150 large rooms: 25¢ per nigh-: $1 t0 $3 per week. EST IN CITY--SING' E_ROOMS, 15, 20 AND 25 cents per night. $1. $1 25, 81 50 per week. Pacific ouse, Commercial and LelGesdort sta. ANTED—SINGLE KOUMS, 16c A DAY: SL veek; rooms for iwo, 26¢ 8 day, $1 U week; reading-room: daily papers. 36 Ciay st San Francisco: bakes 1lg barrel high-class trade; 5 livinz-rooms; stab e; rent $20; trial given. SKIFF, 921 Market st. literature. MISS FAGEN, 427 Sitter st. trade; only 8 weeks required: toois given and CIGAKR-STAND: NORTH MA KET: PANISH,FRENCH,ETC.: Prof. DE FILIPPES catalogue sent.” S. ¥ Barber Scnool. 1618 Howard: | & | 00 fost 355 sy PSm e 351 Soarkorat S A Catemy of Langungen 330 Post sersian s 51 W ANTED—80 MEN FOR SINGLE ROOMS; $90(), EAYING COUNTRY BAKERY: NE. YRES, THE LEADING COLLEGE, 85 Montgomery st.; individual instruction in shorthand, typing. bookkeeping. telegrapny, etc.; 1ife scholarship $50; low rates per week and mo. JNERG-TIC MAN WITH SMALL CAPITAL: investigation will prove this to be the best pay- { ing’busiuess ever offered in San Francisco for a few hundred doliars: only propositions with cash | entertained. Call 10 to 12 .1z, 927 Market st., room 222 1,ADY WITH MEANS WOULD LIKE GEN- 4 tleman partner to help purchase fine-estab- TIEHL'S SHORTHAND AND BUSINESS College, 723 Market st : expenses less and scholarship better than elsewhere; day and night. LMA k. HYER, PIANO, MANDOLIN BAN- Ao 05 "Gearys s 2110 thorough instruction BOSEEENG, WKITNG, ARITHMTC. Gita MK day & nicht: noclasses: $5 month. 845 Mission lished paying business: will furnish equal amount of [money: capital required §1500. K., box 15, Call O (399D OPENING FOR ACTIVE DRY-GOODS man in rapidly growing neighbortood, « orner Third ave. and Ciement st., with 4 rooms; Sutro cars pass door. D. DANGERS, 10i Caiifornia st iW'ARIETY STORE, FINEST LOCATION IN i ¥ Haywards. and paper route ror sale; will in- voice stock and sell route at barga.n; call and in- on stage. R. 5.and 12, ROF. LOUIS MERKI: VIOLIN, MANDOLIYN, gultar, cornet, reasonable. 225 Geary,nr. Powll. ADY FROM TONDON AND PARIS TEACH- jes piano,singing,French:83 mo. K.14, 1003 Polk R. & M RS. KOL\NUER, TEACHERS MAN dolin, guitar, banjo. 935 Market st.. opp. Masoa ELASCO'S LYCEUM SCHOOL OF ACTING— Private theatricals arranged: pupils rehearsed 0. 0. F. block, 7th and Mkt b vestigaie. FRANK HOO-ON, Haywards. Cal. CHOOL ELECTRICAL, CIVIL, MINING, ME. chanical engineering, surveying, architecturs- nssay: estab. ’64. VAN DER NAILLEN, 723 Mke, HOFESSOR G. MANSFIEID, TEACHER OF L violin_gnitar. ‘mandolin. anjo. 1707 Mar« TRUMENTS. BUY PIANOS AND ORGANS IN CARLOAD lots and for cash, and being in my own build- 1 ing, with no rent to pay, [ can offer any one desir- ing an instrument better value for less money than sny other music house gaie and be conving Hayes st. in San Francisco: investi- ced. HARRY SCOTT, 526 M & 1O FEED S - NHATTAN SIUCK FOOD; M il grocers keep it. [ AITRESS WANTED. APPLY AT 605 Stanyun street A COMPETENT LAGNDRESK Larkin st. TR FOR HOUSEWORK; PLAIN COOKING; wages $:0; call early. 721 kllis st. OUNG GIRL TO ASSIST HOUSEWORK and children; sleep home. 3350 Eighteen h Y ITUATION BY EXPERIENCED COOK FOR men on ranch, mining, sawmill or logging camp: understands her business. Address Co | 1121 Howard st. { 7OUNG LADY, HIGHLY EDUCATED, RE- cenily from Spain, speaks 3 languaces, desires 4 housekeeper’s position Room 1, 105 Stoc<ton. IRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK; small fawily; call bet. § and 12. 1431 Geary. TRONG YOUNG WOMAN, HOUSEWORK and mind chiid, $12; sl ep home. 223 Sixth. ADIES WANIING LIGHT PROFITABLE S “OUNG LADY RECENTLY FROM THE BAST desires a position as typewriter. Room 14, 995 Marxet st. 1 EFINED YOUNG LADY WOULD LIKE any kind of sewing, Call afternoon, 144 Fifth | st., r00m 17, secondt floor. 1’ OUUNG GIRL WISHKS SITUATION TO DO housewor< and plain cooking. Apply at 31 Twenty-eighth st., bet. Guerrero and Dolores. PRAINED NURSE WISHES TO TR VEL KEast with patient; remuneration, traveling ex- work call 210 Hyde st. Y oUNG GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE- work: German or Swedish: $10 1o $12. 603 Geary st. AR OPPORTUNITY FOR GOOD WOMA N TO learn our business rapid promotion. Address R. N., box 109, tuis oftice. ANTED,TO COLLECT WAGES DUE LABOR ers&clerks. KNOX Collection Agey, 110 Sutier W E ARE SHOE DOCTORS: WE WEPAIR shoes up 10 12 o'clock every night; those work- ing through the day can have their shoes repaired at night while you wait: ladies’ soiing, 35¢: men's soling, 50c: fine shoes made to order from $2 up; we have a lot of <hoes, been damaged by water, at. less than one-fourth their value, from 25¢ up to 82 50._562 Mision st., bet. First 8t. und Second st ———— e L AGENTS WANTED. ENTLEMANLY SOLL ITOES FOR FIRST- class portrais. Baxter Porirait Company, 432 Sutter st. 7 ANTED—AGENT TO SELL THE ANCHOR electric belt; bes: in marxet: big ‘nducement for live agent 1o Seil in every town and ity on the coast. Send for circular, inclose stamp, S. C. NEWBERX, room 7 1032 Market st., S. ¥. GENTS FUR SEEDS W ATEK-FILTER! they fit any faucut, are aurable, cheap and sell ou signi: 8150 penses. Address B. L., 1203 Castro st . Oakland., W INCEES VR Market: 200 rooms: 25c to $1 5U per night: $180 1086 per week: convenlent and respectable: iree bus and bacgage'to and from the ferry. 7OUNG, REFINED TENT CR. widow des res position as honsrkeeper. call at 917 Markei st., room 19, second floor. / ANTED—POSITION AS HOUSEKEEPER or companion, or both combined, by a thor- oushly capabie and accumriishel young widow: references exchanged. Address MRS. G, O HARKIS, 412 East Filly-seventh st., New York Please SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE. K. HANSEN & C0., 110 GEARY ST, FUR. + nishes on short notice al kinds of hotel and restaurant nelp: telephone Graat 185, D. B BANSEN &0, 110 GEARY ST, FUR- + nish on short notice men for all kinds of farm, dairy, orchard and vineyard work. mecyauics and #killed und unskilled labor of all kinds. Telephone Grant 185. CHINESE AND JAPA- HOSIEE « “co. nese employment office, 17 Webb st.. below Kearny, nr. Cal; tel. main 281. W.C.YOUNG, mgr SAMKEE—CHINESE AND JAPANESE EM- ployment office. 51115 Bush'st., nr. Grantave, (J‘HL\ Rol AND S HuLlABLA ‘help; tel. Main 199 &CO.. 640 Clay. YHINESE AND JAPATLESE EMPLOYMENT C office; best heln. 4iilg O Farrell; tel. k. 426 APANESE AND CHINESE EMPLOY MENT; Jiat heip. 5148 Sutter st.: tel. Grane 30, THOKOUGH, COMPETENT WINEMIKER and vine; ardist open for engagement; highest references for making fine wines ana for personal qualitfes. address 241 King st., bet. Third and Fourth, San Francisco. 0 HOTEL PROPRIETORS AND OWNERS— A first-class paperbanger and painter wants & steady job in city or country: has full experience for irade, as weil us good character; small wages. Address 1. H.. box 46, + all. Y SUSs A WOULD LIKE TO WORK FOR while attending school in Oakiand. Ad- dress E. .. 1683 Fourth ave., Oakland. OUNG BUTCHER WISHES SITUATION, city or country. Address 8. M., box 43, Call. Glllh NDER 25: LIGHT HOUSEWORK ; $5 IRLS FOR FANCY WORR AND TRIMMING ket st. / ANTED—AGENT IN EVERY TOWN; SAL- ary, 0o peddling. P. 0. box 110, Oakland, Cal. CTIVE, ENKRGETIC MEN AND WOMEN 10 earn from $3 to $5 a day. Rear office, 630 Market st. (CANVASSERS WITH BRAINS AND ABIL- / 1ty: 11 1012. H. CLARK, 625 Mission st. per month; 1 in family. EDW., box 15, Call. (G 'BL WANTED TO_ASSIST WITH HOUSE- work. _Apply bet. 9 and 12 at 2114 Greenst. G lon Sorats 1950 Dtarmenst EW SKIRT PATTER 250 McDOWELL Dressmaking School, 636 Mar- AIR-DKESSING: MANICURING LESSONS given MINs DOYVLE. 212 Powell st., 105 8th. AIRDRESSIN {LYNN'S DRESS-CUT { ING SCHOOL: TUES- days free: 2 to 3. 14 McAllister, room 67. GENTS — “PERSONAL RECOLLECTIONS of General Nelson 3. Miles,” commander-in- chiet of the United States army, and the groatest of Indiai fighters: the most remarkable hook of the century: apply at once for choice of terr tory. E. PERSON, Manager Sutscription Depariment, THE WHITAKER & RAY CO., 723 Market st. VM 3T CONVENTENT AND RESPECTABLE. YL Winchester House, 44 Third st., near Market: =00 rooms; 25cto $1 60 per nighi; §1 50 to $3 Jor we b freabus and rageace 0and from ferre. MALE HELP WANTED. TWO MOLRE MINERS, §52 PER month, sieaiy job, mine well -ventilated: baxer for country shop, $26 per month and found, fare paid; two rarmhands for nice ranch near city, 820 and 'found, steady place: 20 men to pick grapes. firsi-class place. $20 per month and found; 0 more men to pick grupes at 80c per tou: also farmers, milkers, butter-makers, cooks, waiters and dishwushers, at W. D. EWEK & CO., 626 Clay. 3 FARMERS, SAME RANCH, NEAR CITY $20: 2 farmers for an orchiard, $30 and found’: 6 Scandinavian or German farmers for a fruic ranch, $20 and tound. C.R. HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary st. ¢+ WAITERS WITH DRESS SUITS, COUNTRY 6 hotel, 350; ‘cook for private boardi \g-house, %50;1?80 country hotel, $35. C. R. HANSEN & 0. 350) MEN AND STRONG BOYS TO PICK GRAPES, dry and box raisins, work In wine cellars, pack- ing-houses, etc., $20 to §23 per mouth and found; banking syndicate: 3 months : s and fees reduced. MUR- AY & READY, Leading Employment Agents, 834 and 6356 Ciav st W AITER AND —PANTRYMAN, waiters, $25; b drillers, 81 50 yer dat mersmen, §1 50 perday: 4 borse teamsters, $20; Slarmors, 820: 8 farmers. $10; farmer. $13 50¢ man to milk and do chores, $15: choremau faor vineyard, $15: men or bovs to team and do farm work, $1350: 20 tlemakers. MURRAY & R:ADY, Lerding Employment Agents, 634 and 636 Clay st ANTE $25: hem- A WEEKS News FOR 8 CENTS—_TLE WEEKLY CALL. in wranver, for mailing. PARTNERS WANTED, JANTED, A PARTNER — FIRST.CLASS Tes:aurant; fashionable seaside hea!th resor:; must be experlenced; this Is more essential than capital.Write A. box 60, Cail Office. PROPERTY WANTED. ANTED — SMALL IMPRUVED FARM withio 50 miles of San Francisco. Room 615, Safe Deposit building, S. F. AN‘I;%D—U:EI;\P FOR CASH, SMALL I3t proved rauch. Price and particulurs R., box 8, Call Othce. ST xS WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS. A e e nn (LD GOLD AND S LVER BOUGHT: JEWEL- ry, watches repaired. MUND, 113314 . ission. SELL YOUR BOOKS, CLOTHING AND Jhw- | start you. 719 Market, near | contracting business: pays from $100 to $150 each; must be steady and reliable; references ex- %850 CORNER GROUERY AND BAR: A ki few blocks from Market st.: doing & fair busine: Address M. E., box 93.'this office. $30“ CIGA!t AND STATIONERY STORE si.; good steady trade: & good investment if sold Call forenoon 1 Gough st. i &35() + vestment in San Francisc station- ery, notions, ete.: established 1889; must be sold. 00D PAYING MILY WINE AND LIQUOR store: established 10 years: rent cheap: sold | Ts apply 20 Lafavette st ELED'S WATER FILTERS ARE THE BES 26c and 50c; sent by mail on receipt of price. 719 | Market st.. near Third. « nent corner on good street; 8 room good business: best reasons for selling. Apply 917 I opportunity: established business: or will exchange for real estate. S., box | RTNER WANTE changed. C. K., box 25, Call Office. : splendid location; investigate this chance. « aL the best transfer point on Market this week. BEST- PAYING BUSINESS IN- Address P., box 85, Call Office, { account of too much other business. For particu- | they fit any faucei; are durable and cheaj $300 GROCERY AND BAK: PROM arket st., room 2. OR SALE—CANDY FACTORY AND ICE- 21, Catl Office. £3, 84, $5, $25 permonth; the best of every grade from lowest Prces to Stelnway Baby, Parl, = proeais y or snd Concert bought from us for about seme Plano guarantesd; fine wood-seat stool and draped Kept in order by best concert tune CLAY & CO., cor. Kearn. Oakland, Cal., Portland, Or., Seattle, Wash.; Stein. way representatives for the Pacific Coast. $4, 85, $6, 37, $8, $9, $10, $15, ments; fine free any pe Ealesroons 885 Masket ot opp. A A &STORY BUILDING. CORNER OF Kearny and Sutter sts., fuil of pianos: these instruments are for sale on’ monthly payments ot $6, $7, 88, $9, $10, $12, 815, $20 ana Wwhy pay rent when beiter pianos can be pavments ? every over included: no charge for drayage: pianos rs. SHERMAN, y and Sutter sts.. also CfUALLY THE BEST B anos; see our 11t for this v G INS IN P pianos on $3, $20 ‘monthly p:,. 00l and cover with each; delivered ere in the cily and kept tuned by ex- concert tuners. The F. W.SPENCER Co., n. {INE CORNER GROCERY FOR SALE: FIVE | living-rooms: low rentund lease. Inquire at | | once room 40, Chronicle buliding, W. D, HEND | RICK~ON. H 531.100 RESTAURAN ES) ABLISHED <UU. 15 years; a pick-up: doing a good business; make offer; investigation ziven. Apply 29 ~ixthst. ARE CHANCF FOR A GROCERYMAN T0 purchase a sunny NE. cor: investment pay 10 per cent. PATTERSON & CO.. 2 Valencia s $55 SNERAGE WEEKILY NET JINCOME D0 $250 invested: safe. conservative’; prospec- 1US, proofs, free. F. DALY, 1483 Broadway, N.x, | ours is the oidest and larg-st music- Chicago: call or write. O'Farrell st. N IMMENSE STOCK OF NEW AND SEC- ond-hand pianos from leading makers; no- body can offer better terms and prices: remember use west of & CHASE, 28 KOHL an Francisco, DETIRING FROM BUSINES-—PIANOS AT A \ sacrifice to prompily close out stock: Knabe, 1 Haines and Bush & Gerts. A. L. BANCROFT & CO., 324 Post st. LL MUSK UODS SOLD AT REDUCED 03 torent and for sale cheap at 7,769 Market st. /ANTED — CHEAP SECOND-HAND UP- | IEyou woNe T, BUY OR tanra i, saloon or anv UNDERWOOD & (0., 7656 [3 Kind of business see Market st. QALOUN — $400: EARE OPPORTUNITY: 1 must sell, a5 my other business demands my entire atiention. Apply D SIGN SHOP ES- | RARGAIN_HOUSE AN ne location: low rent. tablis ed 9 vears in 1. i Call and see 11 Drumm st. | BAKERY, CANDY, STATIONERY, N | 2 . CANDY, R , NOTION B ey Jiving - rooms; chieap. 1307 Buchanan. T AN HOURS XUTICE 4. UWaX BUYs Xight of square plano; cash. RB.. box 72, Call £\ “stores; negotiates morigages on merchandise: NDA R R ST $475; sells on commission. Room 15, %6 M ontgomery. $ 140. 5085 R Eoaven oy JOR SALE—RESTAURANT, DOING A BUSI- A() BURLED Wa NUL P T BOS- Eiira $20 to $25 per day: must be soid on ac- $l B Jrt mike piano. BRY Pmé’k'z‘.’rs ll:sT | countot sickness. _Appiy a6 Golden Gate ave. M AG IFICENTSTEINWAY UPRIGHT AND | @ RESTAURANT ON MAR ST.; | ¥ Schubere: Iitt 1: sacr v o 1 $200. Rotaes mas i ess; good reaso; D ek aa:sacrifice. 1010 Van { for selling. D. MCRAE, 827 TEAP FOR CA-H. H 16 McAllister, next Hibernia Bank. W & BADGEK SOL U AGENT FOR HALLET +& Davis and Francis Bacon rianos, 408 ~ac’to \lfi!l’t,'::‘lfiflh\ ' AN A B ST UK, VOSE, STER- '8 Planos: see our naw piano for $187: ior ret HENUTCURTAY & RN Che oy LabiAI00 Y ON LAY, D05 POST ST._SOHMER, B ities Ans. ! riges and other planos. S UPERIOR VIOLIN~, 7 H. MULLEE. 1 LOST. EURERLY MAN TO Take IN' business with ladies. TR 1004 Market st., room 1. B300. plece RiNiook Hommrs. sos moriR 15, e veome Rt ot S U G iay'or Some means: "} Bt s oDy BY OST—ON WEDNE<DAY AFTERN! ON L Marketst., bet. Emporiuim and P Seventh st.. 8 greenstone clover-leaf pin. R, 8t.; suituvle rewar., > e e QTOLEN—Si.PTEMBER 17, BROWN HORSE: Sar ou forehwad; weighs abou: 90) pounds: With piano-box buigy: monogram “W. F.” on side; initial “F.” ou harness. Kew: Cosmojolican Rotul, 100 Biith st g 1o red ¥, ENTLEMAN PARTNER WITH SMA. capital wanted by lady. 821 Howard, ro:flm H: HEAF D, IRY PRCDUC STORE. BAKERY and laundry office. Apply Call Office.| |k“w ORNER GHUCERY AND BAR: L. - rooms: zood locatlon: rent $20. 515 )ulr‘g?:it. (¢ 1 ST 4 for sale cheap. 1008 Hyde fi.-‘ IJ():’T—’S!I‘LV R- 8:6 0f photographs and hook cont: ning phot Retury 1714 Sacramenio st and recfliv:r‘:\‘\?uf': UNCH OF KRYs AT CROSSING OF NI~ TH and Larkinsts. Return 721 sutter st.; reward. L(;i‘:—f}-g:g'{':MBdfitR 16, VELVET CAPE; ev. and Moy . . furn 161008 Howard st. o> ot Flease e oEITER D G, WITH 1 BL. slightly ticked Doy st.: rewand, o 2 ACK EAR, AND body. Return to 418 Mx-;blécfl,.\.\'msm STOCKS AND FIXTURES elry to A. KLEIN, 109 Sixth_st.; send postal. WAGONS AND CARRIAGES. (QHEEAP: TEAM WORK HORSES, WAGON / and harness. 530 Poinc i obos ave. FOE, SALE-LIGHT WAGON, ALSO BUSK ness buggy, cheap. ‘903 Golden Gate ave. ¥ OB SALE aT EASTERS PRIC S EINE rriages of evers desc Iption: cash, notes or instaliments. Carviil Mz Co. 36-48 Sch soe S & — STOKAGE. STORAGE_CHEAPEST IN THE CITY; FIRE- proot building: advances made. 211 Larkin. FoEsmoRe Vances, shipp! FLAN TRUN K AD- ing. GHAR L TATLOS 504 fon ught by J. C. MUTHER, 632 Maraet, rm, 2 i FUOD TRIMMER WISHES 7 C small millinery business: 8, box B a0 ALACE SHOE STORE FOR SALE; Pnh. Address E. 8. AMES, Ukilh.‘éhii. e OST—LARGE YELLOW <HOR 1, dog. _Return to 1168 Bryant T e FOUN FoUND-—YoUNG. doj {OUND-LaDY’ LLEWELLYN SEITER 3 Lott st. EWLY FITIED-UP LIQUORS sale. 732 Devisadero lt-.qou. kl"nléo(:l.RE Ton Owner call 81 enth ave., S CAPE. CALL J AND ELEV-. south of park.