The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, October 20, 1896, Page 12

12 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1896 : _‘__———_—_—____________________________-—————-— NIETO AND YORKE AT THE TEMPLE Both Spoke Last Evening on Religious Toler- F s anee. Uncomplimentary Allusions Fre- quently Made to the APTA A LARGE AUDIENCE PRESENT The New Charter Will Be Discussed Next Thursday Even- ing. A very large aundience attended the meeting at the Metropolitan Temple last evening under the auspices of the Ameri- can Women’s Liberal League. Rev. Father Yorke presided. Rev. Dr. Nieto was the speaker announced for the even- ing. Rev. Father Yorke also spoxe. An organ solo, embracing a medley of patri- otic tunes, opened the proceedings. Rev. Dr. Nieto said that he had heard of sulphurous exhalatious from the plat- form where he then siood. In imagina- tion he could see the flames issuing from the mouths of the American Protective Association speakers. The American flag was a symbol of re- ligious liberty. The constitution of the United States contained more patriotism than was in the hearts of some people. He bad not long ago received a letter alter he had presided at one of Father Yorke’s meetings. The substance of the letter was that he (Nieto) was a humbug when he said that he wanted religious toleration. Rabbi Nieto spoke of the patriotism of the Jews even under greatest adversity. The Jews and the Irishmen, he said, had always been targets for abuse. There were different roads to salvation, chosen according to the people who were to receive it, and that was all 1here was to it. The element of religions persecution, he said, was still dormant and only waits developing circumstances 10 fan it into lambent flame. ‘When the culture of the race was spoken of, along with the wide difference of edu- cation, there was no excuse for religious versecution. Did those who persecuted wish to give themselvesa testimonial of ignorance? If so, they bad succeeded. The spirit which led to religious persecu- tion was diabplical. The American people are disgusted with humbug. nere had been enough of fra- ternal war in the United States. Patri- otic Americans should frown on any at- tempt to provoke hostile sentiments in any part of the country. No one could find one dogma of the Catholicc hurch or one article of faith that was against pa- triotism. The American people were the equal of any people on earth. Why shouid they be behind other peoples in the matter of recognition of religious prejudice? Let every man worship according to his con- science. There was but one judge—God. So long as the hearts of mei were right and they were honest and good the rest was merely a matter of choice. Rey. Father Yorke spoke atsome length. He said the purpose of those who were striving to raise reiigious prejudice was to raise the wind. They were trying to fill the yawnin$ void in their pockets. Re- jected by all decent men and dragging out a miserable existence, they were living out of the pockets of certain politicians. The large meeting indicated that Jew and Gen- tile, Protestant and Catholic were stand- ing together for religious liberty. Things have come to a bad pass when a political ticket was put up by-a body of men who were afraid tc- hava thelr delib- erations publicly known; whose emblem was not the star, but the dark lantern. Father Yorke denied that at the last meeting he had asked his hearers to vote for those he preferred. He had wanted them to vote for their own choice. Next Thursday evening, Kather Yorke announced, a debate in opposition to the proposed new charter will take place in the Metropolitan Temple. SHIPS FOR SALE. Four Have Been Sold to the Salmon Packers nside of a Month. Another Eastern ship has been pur- cbased by the salmon packers. Three weeks ago the Alaska Packers’ Association secured the Bohemia, Sterling and Santa Clara, ana yesterday the Alaska Improve- ment Company secured tne Centennial. The latter arrived here from New York on the 2d inst. with a general cargo ana ever since her owners have been trying to dis- pose of her. She finally changed hands for $14,000 and Captuin Colcord will go back home overland. Captain Pederson, late of the barks Helen W. Almy and Margaret, will take over the Centennial and transform her into a salmon carrier. *“We find it cheaper to buy ships than charter them,” said one of the salmon packers yesterday, very season it has cost from $1000 fo $1500 a month_ for each boat we chartered. They would be gone six or seven monthsand we had to pay out the vaiue of the vessel 1n rent, *‘Then the quarters for the €hinese and white crew bad to be fixed up and 2ll the necessary accommodations put in. When the boat got back to San Francisco we had to tear out all the fixtures and make the vessel as good as new. In that way the expenditure was considerable, and adaed to the charter money made up almost the price of the ship. Now we have our own vessels, and if they do not earn a cent for five months they will make it up during the other seven, when we have them in commission.”” The Sterling, Bohemia, S8anta Clara and Centennial are splendid vessels of their class. They are bwii of oak and are now almost as good as the day they were lzaunched. Between now and the next season in Bering Sea they will be em- ployed on ihne ‘coast, but asscoon as the canneries open they will be put in com- mission and take supplies and men north. In this way the Alaska Packers’ Associa- tion and the Alaska Improvement Com- pany expect to pay for their sbips inside of two vears by the charter money that they will save, e e POLICE AND THE CHARTER. A Circular Letter Sent to Members of the Force. The Citizens’ Charter Association has sent to every policeman in the City a long circular letter expluining the proposed new charter where it relates in any way to the Police Department and the members thereof, Relating to the tenure of office the letter quotes: ““The membeis of the police force in service at the time this charter goes into effect shall constitute such police force.” Therefore members will be permanently retained under civil service rules and reguliations, and no power ¢an yemove them from their positions as long @s they faitbfully perform their duties, Tneletier furiher calls atlention to the | W B Wiike, Guadalups ‘Chester street, 9<:11 NW of Fifth, N fact that pensions and relief and funds for the same and the salaries are practi- cally the same as now existing. In con- clusion the letter says he change in the method of appointing Commissioners from their life tenure to appointment for four years by the Mayor willin no way endanger the stability of the Police De- partment. The charter expressiy places the Police Department under civil service rules and regulations, and you are in every way secured and protected by 1us carefully drawn provisions. Every mem- ber of she Police Department of San Fran- cisco should therefore favor and vote’ for the proposed new charter.” e I B A HOTEL ARRIVALS, 3W WESTERN HOTEL. W H'Hollingsworth,N Y T Burke, Sonora W E Kivers, MareIsiand P King, Ireland WD Ciavsen. USN F Pierpolut, Philadelphis N P Shaw, Pinole J W Eilswortn, Pinole J BHunt'& wi, 5t Louis D G McLachisn. Asrica J Correll, US N W Jennings, DD, Cal W Cassidy, Benicia H C Ausuin, Kansas Olty ¥ B Waylan, U J R Weyley, Victoria H ~haubank, Victoria R E Wise, Victorin ST Youngs, Seattle T k Hitton & s, Whatcom F Lopss. Pleasanton J % Sprazne, Chicago T Acever, Chicago 1, W 0’ Brien, LosAngeles LDonemann Los Ang W Douglas, Los Angeles 3 A Valmer, saniakosa H 0 Greve, Milwaukee COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL. G H t1nhn, Sacramento JI O Rogers, Sacramento W J O'Nell, i'resno W McDonald, Newark S Lehman, Fresno A T Buschiz, Fresno C Plants, Portiand 1 Kagawa, Poruand W Regan, Livermore I Jansowlich, Livermore A Erown & w, Alameda Mrs A J Shaunon, Sacto Miss Moguire, Sacto J Burnes & wf, Sacto 1 Gough, Fehachapi W Stone, Belvedere M J Ryan, Fresno J Sheiton, Ariz A C Uansin, Los Ang G N Dickson, Pa J M Heuderson, Stocktn B Neai. Washington W R Coving:on, Wastun D E Coliins. Fresno W W Wood, Valiejo M McDonald, Newark II russell & wi, Canada H B Richards, Junean N L Fietcher, Portervie M Finnerty & w1, Tipon PALACE HOTEL. W W Bowers, San Dieco C ¥ Huater, N Y T L Lane, Ang:is Camp J B Luther, N Y 1 G Smith, Sacramento E A Greeneider & w,NM J Tisdatl, ~cotiand W C Puyton. Santa Uruz ¥ b Black & wi, Salinas J H Norioa & wi,Ls Ang Miss Spurgeon. Seatlle ¥ Francis, England Mawd Odell. C A Boutelle, Bangor R K Coicord, Carson Aiss Boutelle, Bangor J Hopkins & wi. N Y Miss A Cable, N Y iss A Terrell, N Y T J Brown & wi, N Y Ricnardson & w,Mas O L Jenkins & wi, N J , raterson C A Cooke, Loston hes, Sutter rs Sturgeon, Sutter J P Neather, Chicago K i Mcurat, N Y Mrs M & Green, Fresno Mrs R H Mctrath, N Y G 14 Stewart, Los Ang J D Morton, Boston Rufus Koss, Loauon Louis Kabn, Onkdale Mrs J D Mor.oa, Boston BALDWIN HOTEL M Simon, Placervillc J L Turncr, Placerville J Wood & w, San Jese Miss Wood. San Jose Mrs Z b Pacrick. Ferndale Mrs BN McNeil, Rb ¥ Ferguson, Ciocinnusd Mrs H McCowen, Mrs W II Fyburn, Cal MisJ B Porter. Salina 3rs G 1 Srewingion,Cal Miss M L Brewiugion, Miss BN Kenueay,1own Miss | Ungent, Towa Topics Lo s opics Co Miss L leckles, Town G A Miler & w, Town “Lopics Co Topics Co Mrs M G Kunp, Sacto Mrs 31 Fountain, Sacto H B Kendrick, LAngeles 1: Keder, Portiand Mrs + Mart n, Heno,Nev Miss A Henny, Reno Mrs W Guuoard, Cal Mrs J K barrah, Cal Mrs A L W byte, Cal B A Sealorg, Ls Angeles A Dr 1* R Brown, Cal Mrs J C Mace, Madera C E Phipps, Sacto M.as N Dinwiddie, Cal WG Downing & w,Suisun W Levy, Woodlana rs XDBed10ry, And: rsn MrsSEsievenson, Andrsn Mrs L B Suesrin, Milivile Miss K Merrdl, Willows Mrs 1 Nelson, Willows Mrs J Heltman, Suc.o Mrs © Bariow, Sonora LICK HOUS Sacramento J Judd. Sacramento ‘Westgate, Rio Vista A Goonzales. Gonzales Kemper, L Augeles Mrs A J Khodes & s, Sac h: un, N Y F A Moiyneaux, Pomona N I Bium, Portlana tockton L Lebmeno, Hueneme ced A C Fleming, Lincoln Fleming Jr, Lincoln J A lLoutut & 1, ocktn W Howeil, Merced J B Paris, Stockton M s~tenge, Dixon X Austin, Hedwood C Quigby. Kedwood ¥ McGowan, Eurexa H J Fuiger, Sta Barbara W H 3 Cal C M Jordan, Pa MS Cal O B Minsda'e, Or W A an Jose n, Stanford W Sexton, “an Jose 1. 3 Parker, Portand W C Sheidon Jr, Mich Cotgan, sacramento M Sullivan, Marysville " E Ebrenberg & w, Cal B Smyib, Cal Mrs A C Hill, Auburn G M Saunders & 1, Il JIBStone & w. N ¥ Mrs E § Sawyer,Chicago ¥ Jordan, N Y Jiiss 15 M Jordaz, N Y W Bower & w, Chico Miss Bower, Chico 0 P Glllis, Sactamento R & Seymour & , Cal C C Lighter & f,Stockton G Peterson, Sanca Liosa Mrs C Stetson, Sia Cruz GRAND HOTEL. , L McLean, Sacramento W Murry, Cal G Dormic, Faiton W C Kige, Chicago ilett, Guatemala € A C Gurnee, Oakland > H Willinms, San Jose L Goodwn, Sacram! ;. U S 3 Oregon W Pearman, USS Oregon H Gray & w, San Jose 7 Smith & w, ~an Jose Cole, + al Mainbact GrassValley T Gardner, Mass J G Parxer, Tacoma J it Burns, Stuckton © M Osborn, N Y J Kennedy &w,dMemphis J Bucher Jr, Stockton 1 Blum, Pordand H de Losunn, Stockton G ‘i urner, Modesto G T Huges, Modes 0 G G S chels, Mare Islend M Leonard, Santa Cruz M H Mever, Healdsburg Mrs ' A'Godevar, Mass J A Hopkins, Stocston J Harizel & w, MossVily H P Josephs, Napn 73 J W Raper, Chico > Veaz', San Jose G T Jackson, Chico A L Levinsky, Sacto S M Murray, Los Ang A lancer & w. Sacto N Smith, Fort Jones €M Weder, Stockton A Mack Miss s Godevar, Phila T A Wekeman, Reno CF Macbran, San Jose C G Stafford, Eureka W B Cooper & w, Cal J C Ing Js, Sacramento H F Root & w, Sacto G W Evans, Modesto Mrs ¥ M West, Stockion —— REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS, Feory P. and Therese Conrady to Eliis Bloch, 1ot on S line of Falton street, 121:1014 £ of Lyon, E 25 oy 8 1537:6; $10. Oscar McElroy to Hannah McElroy. lot on W line of Shotwell street, 148 N of rifieenth, N 27 by W 120: gift. Catherine O'Brien to Mary Eilen 0'Brien. lot on W line of Leroy place, 93:5 S of Sacramento street, S 23 by W 58:9; also ot on Sline of Cak rtreet, $3 W of Masonic avenve. W 23 by § 100; $10. Margaret Dunn to Lawrence Duna (in trust for Michael Dunn), lot on SE line of M inna street, 311 N of Third, NE 20 by Sk 70, trust deed: $1. Same to Lawrence, William. Coruelins C., Henry L. and Thomas F. Dunn, jot ou N line of Minna street, 396 £ of Third, +15 25 by NW 80; also 1ot on SW corner Page and Octevia sireets, 8 49 by W 87:6; also I NI corner of Jane and Minna streeis, N 40 by E 57:6: also loz on Eline of Jane straet, 80 N of Mission, N 57:6 by £ 40; aiso_lot on NW line of Minnastreet, 57:6 N1 of Jane, N\ 80 by NI 40: al:olo. on F: lineo? Jane street, 46 Sof Minna, = 28 by ¥ 57:6: also ot on NW cor- ner of Sanchez and Dale (Twen'y-ninth) s:reets, W 160 by N 114: also lo: on NW' corner of San: chez and Duncan streets, W 80 by N 114: except- iug lob on AW line of Minna street. 217 SV of Second, SW £6, SW 38 by NW £0, public sueet; ‘Parrick Galvin to Julia Galvin, 1ot on SE iine of Shipley street, 175 N of Ninth, NE 25 by SE 75; ift. & Charles M. and He'en L. Stol:% to K. B, Putnam, lot on E iine of Tenth avenue, 285 S of Caliiornia street, S 35 by ¥ 120: $10, Solomon and Dora Getz to Samuel F. and Lizzie Herrgoth. lot on E line of Nin h avenue, 276 A of Point Labos; N 25 by K 120; $10. F¥red B Surryhne to Win<dow A nderson, lot on XK corner of A street and Thirtieth avenue, N 100 by E 30: §10. W. i, Davis aud Dennis Jordan (trustees Pleas- ot View Homestead Association) to Spencer C. Buckbee,loton W line of Twent -seventh avenue, 182:4 S Of B street. N 182:3 by W 60: alsolot on N line of 1 street, 57 £ of Thirtieth avenue, ks 67 by N 174:7: also ot on_§ lire of A street, 75 1 of Twenty-sixib avenue, J; 70 by S120; $10. Ida AL 0sborn, or Keat, to Charles . Osborn, lot on W line of Eigh:h avenue, 175 5 of J street, S 25 by W 120: gift. Martiu 8. Moo to Paul Jacobsen, lot on W line of Harper streei (Eartlett), 195 S of Thiriieth, 5 35 by W 100, bloek 24, Fairmount: $10. June Suilivan 1o Joseph Devitt.zloc 8, block 11, West End Map 2: $10. g 7sept Devite to Nicholss P. Garassino, same; CharlestA.and Mary E.Hare to Charles Nonrea- mann, jot n N corner of Eigath avenueand M sireet! NE 75 by NW 75, being portion of lot 38, ;\lfiock 19, Central Park Homestead A _sociation; 0¢d Fellows' Cemetery Association to Louls Stepi, lot 6, plat 3, Golden Gate Eection fromiing gn Grant svenue and containing 121 4 square teet; 200. ALAMEDA COUSTY. Leren H. and Eila K. Mershon to William E. Hall, 1ot 0d § IIne of Thirty-seventh street, 941,88 E of West, 8 200, £17:6, N =00.60, W 27 10 be- gloning, block A, Major Given Tract, subjec: to a mortgage for $2000. Uakland Township: $10. Willism £.80d Minnie . Hall to Charles J. Armbruster, same, vakiand Township; ¥10. H. M. and Mary S. Allen to L. H. Morshon, same, Oakiand Townsbip; $10, Dantel and Sarui F. Swert 10 W. H. Locxington, 7 and 28, block 651, map of Adeline-street . quiiciain deed, Ouxland: $5. Muiphy kstate Company io dobias Thorbjorn- sen. 1oc on 5 line of Bonton avenue. 85 1 of Tenth sireet, E 25, § 138.25, W 25, N 138.15 10 begiu- ning, b ock D, Klinkre:ville Tract. Alameda; $10. Samuel Williamson to John Y. Millar, lot on N live of Believue street. 465:5 E of Fruitva'e avenue, E 35, N 137:2, W 35. S 187:3 to begin. DI0g, beini portion of lofs 30 and 31, resubdivision o vue Lract, subject 1o & mortgage for $800, Brookiyn Townstip; $10. o 30 izabeth Thowias to Gwinnie Thomas, lot line 0f sidewalk on N e of Gak srrect 5 rent irom SE corner lot 7, block 13, 01 Cak. street and Livermore avenue. thence W 97:4, N 45:10, 1 38, S 49 to beg nuing, being poriion of 10t 7, block 13, town of Livermore, Murray Township; gift. Sian Runyon 1o dohi \iacMalias, ot onf B & ‘“ralta street, S of Niath, 100, block 554, Oakland; $10. i arah Ely tu George S B. Kly. lot on E lineof 25 by 3 Bock 404, sublect o & morigege for 8300, 0kt and; John M. and Emma &, Foy to Eu; o0 X line of Addison finfiv."fs W ot Seventn W 55 v ing lot 11, bidek 96, Siste, Bia e o ‘Tract, e McCarthy Company (a corporation) to Efiza- beth Kuil. lot 5, B, amended map of tian a 1ract, Berkeley: $10. e Theresa A. Shriner o Beity A, Farrell, lot on § line of Hizhland avenue. 120 E of Plymouth street, 540 by S 132,50, being 1ot 23, block L. amended map of Moss Tract, suciect to morgage, £ro0kiyn Township; $3600. Betiy A.and Pat Farreil to William Goatman, same. Brookiyn Township: $2500. Carl C. A.and Ida F. A. Petersen to James dela Montanuya, lot on SW iine of ~anta Clara aveuus, 95 NW of ' Park street, NW 42.43. SW 114.70, SE 128.4, Ne: 78, N'W to W corner ot lands of Schro- der, thence NE 37 to begluning, Alameda: $10. Builders' Contracts. Mary J. Bradford with Richardson & Gale, to erect & 2-5:0ry building on N line of Union street, 10:6 W ot ‘Scoti, architect A. C. Sehwenfurth} Mary J. Bradford with William F. Wilson, gas- fitlig and plumbing on same, same archliect: - SAN FRANCISCO *'CALL." RUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco CALTI— 710 Market street, open until 12 o'clock every night in the year. BRANCH OFFICES—527 Montgomery street, corner Clay; open until 9:30 o’clock. £59 Hayes street, open until 9:30 o'clock. 713 Larkin street, open until 9:30 o'clock. SW. corner Sixteenth and Mission streets, open until 9 c’clock. ¢ 2518 Mission street, open nntil 9 o'clock. 116 Ninth street, open until 8:30 o'clock. SITUATIONS WANTED—Continued. J00D CouK., BAKER AND LAUNDRESS wants situation: netionality Scotch pere enced infant’s nurse wants position also; refer- ences. 858 Minnu sr., neur Seventh. ANTED — SITUATION BY FIRST-CLASS seainstress used (o hotel-work totake charge of linen-room or chamver-work. Address or cail 108 Stockton st., Dressmaking Palace. ANTED—BY A COMPRTENT ENGLISH Wwoman, a pesition as nurse and companion to alads, E B. box 147, Call Office. 7OUNG Gri, MAN WOMAN WANTS 10 DO Y housework in smail family: i a good plain ©cook. Address 8. A., box 7, Cavl. EXPERIENCKD NURSE WISHES CARE OF invaiid; understands massage; best of pnysi- clav's reference. Address M. M., box 143, Call. APANESE GIRL WA NTS PLACKE AS PLAIN €00 and general housework; with good refer- ences. K., box 133, Cail Office. (GEIMAN GTRi, PEKFECT CUOK, WANTS tuation. Cuil 15619 Mason st, bet. Broad- wey azd Valiej 7 OUNG GIRL WITH REFERENCES WANTS situation to do general housework and cooking in small jamily: $18 month. Call 121534 Miss.on. FIRST-CLASS DRESSMAR K WILL WORK for $1 25 per day. 1004 Market st., room 6. NOMPETENT GIRL DSIRE= A SITUATION 7 to do general housework: £ood plain cook. Please call 2225 Post st., near Scott. « NOTICE OF MEETINGS. JITUATION WANTED BY A WITOW AS working housekeeper; couniry preferred; no biection to cbildren. Address MKS. 211 ¥ourzh st., room 51. ESULISIT GIRL WISHES A SITUATION TO assist in housework und sewing for small fam- Call or sddress 8294 Howaid st. JETNURSE, WITH NECESSARY QUALL- fications. wants sltuation: good references. Call or aidiess 409 Dapont si., MES. BERNARD, graduate midwite, 1y, PACIFIC LODGE NO. 138, F. and A. M., 121 Eddv st, meels THIS KVENING at 7:30 o’clock. GEOKGE PENLING DAY) EVENING, October 20, at A o'clock. Stated meeting and M. M. degree, /3 By order of 1. P. FRANKLIN H. DAY, Sec. ORIENTAL LODGE NOU. 144 ¥ .= HUBBAKD, Secretary. )e( B, ULDEN GA 'E LOBGE NO. %0, F. and A. M.—Called meeting THI TUESDAY) KVENING, October 20, a0 :30 o'clock. D. 1. CALIFORNIA CHAP and A, M. — First desree THIS GRO. 7. HOBF, Sec. )e( =3 DISTRIBUTION 0! S eoiE e b S T e S R. A, M., will meet THIS (TU (PUESDAY) EVENING at 7:50 o'clock. PRIZ of picnic of Ancient Urder of IIi- bernfans B. of E., which was held at Hurbor View Park, October 18, wiil be, held at Hibernia Hall, 120 Ninth st., TO- NIGHT, ut 8 o'clock. THE COMMITTLE. A. 0. H. DIVISION NO.1.—A special meeting of the aboye-named division wiil be held at Hibernia Hall, 120 Ninch st., on W EDNESDA 1, Uctober 21, arSp. . All members are ‘Tequested Lol oSl attend s business of great importance Wil ve transacted at this meeting. JoHN KENNY. Sec. BARTLY LEE, Pres. ANNUAL MEETING—THE B GULAR nuual meeiing of the stockholders of the Sanger Lumber Company will be held at the of- fice of the company, room 10, 22 Market st., San Froncisco, Cal., on TURSDAY, the 20th day of October, 1896, at the hour of 3 P. )., 10r the pur- pose of electing a board of directors to serve for the ensuina year and the transaciion of such other business as may come beiore the meeting. ALOMNZO M. G R1M, Secretary. Office—22 Market st.. rin. 10. San Francisco. Cal. SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE 15 HEKEBY GIVEN THAT the Maria Kip Orphansge of 838 Folsom st., San Francisco, Cal., has recelved the following orphan and halt orphan girls from June 30 to October 1,1896: Maggie May MacNaughton, 9 yea rah Hida Rels, 8 years: Mary King, 7 years: Eliza King, 6 years: lda King, 4 years Mathilda Edith Kalber, 10 years: Jeanetie Al bretta Brown, 12 years: Grace Hubbard. 10 years: Annie Huubard, 6 years: Henrietta Hamuier, %0 months; Florence Spicer, 11 years. 55, BAD TENANIDS EIECTED. 3. COUK, Law and Collection Oftice, 1028 Market si. EF A% FIXTURES NAD cheapest place In the cliy. SCHMIDT. 623 Golden Gate ave. BAD TENANIS LJRCIED FOR S collections made, city or country. ~Pacifiz llection Co.. 415 Mont room 6. 5: DIVIDEND N &= DIV 51 DEND NO. 36 (¢ s cents per share) of the Hutchinson Sugar Plantaiion Company will b payable at the office of the company, 327 Market on and after Tuesday, Uctober 20, 1836: sfer book cibse Wednesday, Cctober'14, 1598, at 8 o'clock. E. . SHELDON, Secretary. B2 DIVIDEND SOTICE —A DIVIDEND 1n lquidation of 3 per cent on ail deposits Tas been declared by the California Savings and Loan Society, payable on and after MONDAY, Uct. 12, 189€, at the oflics of the soclety, Mills , ninth floor, room 2. VE AMPR Secretal SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMAL. F)() COMPETENT GIRLS AND WOMEN awalting situations: send us your orders if you want g0od help: phone main I848. MUR- RAY & READY, 634 and 636 O 1 ADIES REQUIRING FIRST-CLASS HELP i of any nstionali:y wili please call or send iheir orders to MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. Jel. Grans 120. (GERMAN GIRL WISHES SITUATION TOR *_upstairs work: Is a good seamstress. Call at 2877 Tweaty-second st , nr. Harrison. NG WIDOW WITH CHILUREN WOULD situation as housekeeper; country pre- wages no object. Aduress M. L, 2071 Berkeley. l'UQNU GIRL WISHES SITUATION TO DO liousework, plain cookinz. Call or address 216 Perry st., bet. kourth a.d Fifth. OUNG GIKL WISHES A SITUATION TO HELP WANTED—Continned. HELP WANTED-Continued. UNCH WAITRESS; WA ITRESS AND CA RE of few rooms; 3 waitresces $16 and room: Dlizress for Nevida, $:0 aud room: head wil: rl for Twenty-foarth st., $20, no wash; 1 $20: girl, hdy si., $.5¢ girl, Mar- 2: girl, Shouwell st., $15: colored girl, Pine st., $15; grl, Octavia, $15: girt, Berkeiey, Cal., $20;_mildie-aged woman, Washington st., $16: gurl, Va lejo. $12: girl. Taglor st., $20: giri, Minna st, $12; girl. 2 in famiiy, Auburn, Cal., $13, fare ‘paid: ‘middie-aged woman, Shasia, Cal.. in € paid: housekeeper, $15; 10 giris, $16: 6 girls, 820: 19 young gir s, #8, $10 ana $12 per month, assisi, etc., pice famises. MARTIN'S, 749 Market st. ANTED — 2 GIRL:, GENEGAL HOUSE- work, $20; 3 girls, $15; 1 German nurswgiri, $15; 1, $20; 2 chamverwork, $15 and $20. MES M. JOHINSTON, 9u5 Market st. D WALLEESSES: SANE COUNTEY HOTEL, # HOTEL GAZETI'E, 420 Kesroy st Y OUNG GIEL TO ASSIST LiGHL Housi- wor: and help take care of baby: &2 50 per week, 124 Wiaey ave., oF Fillmore, bet. Bush and Pine, ups:airs. JOUNG GEEMAN GIRL FOR GENERAL housework {n° Alameda: wages $16. Call Wednesday, bet. 2 and 3 o'clock. at 1064 Mcalis- ter st., City. TRL TO ASSIST HOUSEWORK: FAMILY of 4adults; must live home. 14263 Calitor- nia st. YUUSG GIRL TO ASSIST: HOUSEWORK aud two children; $10. Prospect st. and Lewis ave., kast Oukland; Trestle Glen car. ERS—FOR EMPLOYMFENT CALL SEC. B%’f‘g Barbers’ Assn. ¥, FUCHS, 325 Grant ave. OURNKEYMEN BARARIHS EMPLOYMENT secretary, H. BLRNARD, 102 reventh st. ARBEKS PRUTECTIVE UNION EMPLOY- ment secretary, CONRAD TROKLL, 857 Cla: ARBERS—I HAVE A GOOD PAYING SHOP for sale: central. Inquire 20% Seventh st. {ARBER-SHO¥ FOR SALE. 104 STEUART stieet. SRS e S iy Bk ECKUITS WANTED FOR THE UNITED ~tates Marine Corps. Unlted States Navy: able-bodied unmarried men, between the ages of 21 and 30 yesrs. who are oitizens of the United States, or those who have legal.y d clared their intention 10 become citizens: must be of good character and Dhabits and able (0 spesk. read and write Knglish, and between 5 fect b incnes and 6 feet In helght. For further information apply at the Kecruiuing Oftice, 20 K1lis st., San Francisco, Cal. ARGEST LODGING-HOUSE 1% THE CITY, 4400 Tooms, 1o let from 10c to 15e night; 70¢ 10 $1 50 week. Lindeli House, Sixth and Howard. JAILUES WANTED A1 LANE'S, 604 DAVIS st., Mariner's Home. 0 TAILORS=COAT, "VEST ARD FART makers wanted: apply at11and b at the 3 venson-sireet entrance. CHARLES LYONS, wholesale tailor, eic., 721 Market st. RUSINESR CfiAN(}F'. SERRIES 14 niol s St R S E PURCHASERS FOR COUNTR’ W L iaess. 'ry LUBELSKL, 7 Clty Hall ;:;. . —A GROCERY-STORE THAT $700. leeS D.‘i..mz the location the finest and businees good; see this elegant place. 1. LUBELSKI, 7 City Hall ave. g FINE GROCERY ANU BAh: KL ; $750 the stock will inyoice mora than amount asked: ~0ld immediately: ;-?:'u?ln.::‘am‘.u’r%vsznsm. 7 City Hall avenue. N ACCOUNT OF ACCEPTING THE MAN- ‘:‘:;:r‘-)t‘zl anestae I offer mlymp;nylh;:ro'fl:? Ohearing 0t "°“"'“.';'§"..',on'i§?'-m wive fullest investigation. I. LUBELSKI 7 City Hall ave. SALE—INTEREST IN FINE PaYING, Fobiished munutucturing business: this is & Fare chance for a shrewd business man to secire an interest In an elegant business; capital requ! i8 £5000 10 $10,G00. and the only object iu selling an interest s (0 have the services of an Interested party to act as bookkeeier and cashler; investiga- tion will show this the finest chance ever offered in ran Francisco. Full particulars T. TLUBELSKI, 7 City Hall avenue. 7 G CEEY AND BAR. OR WILL SOUOO. take partner; fine corer stand: long Jease and cheap rent: takinz in $100 per day cash; the finest business of its kind I bhave ever offeced for sale. T. LUBELSKI, 7 City Hall ave. SEDALK HOUSE, 521 ELLIS, NEAR TAY- lor; 200 rooms; 25¢ might; reading-room. —500 MEN TO-DAY TO EAT BEST 10c meal. Old Economy, 410 Kearny. MALL GIRL FOR LIGHT IHOUSEWORK. 258 Clinioa Park, bet. Ihirteenth and Four- teentn sts., Guerrero and Dolors OUNG GIRL TO ASSIST IN HOUSEWORK a.d children; sle:p home preferred. 855U Kighteenth st. OUNG GIRL; ASSIST IN LIGHT HOUSE- family of 2; wages $8. 723 Oak st. ANTED — APPRENTICE VESTMAKER; room and board. 532 Stevenson st. (9. LINISHER WANTED. ROOM 120, 6 Eddy st. OUNG GIRL; 12 TU 15: ASSIST WITH child. Inquire store, 111 Gough st. ANTED — FINISHERS ON COATS. 543 Howard st. JANTED — YOUAG GIRL TO WAIT AT table. 2110 Califoroia st. \ ANTED—LABUKES AND MLUCHANICY 10 know that Ed Roixin, Reno House proprie- tor, &tfll_runs Denver rlouse, 217 Third su; i3y Ierge Tooms: 250 per night: $1 to §3 per week. TUES! SHOES! SHOES! NEW TO ORDER: any sivle, $3 up; misfits and cast-off shoes ‘bought or exchange larze stock of second-hand shoes: first-cfass repairing: work guaranieed. 749 Mission st., near Grand Upera-house. . soiox WANTS 100 MEN TO GET_BOT- . tle beer or wine 5¢: best free lunch. 648 Clay. ANTBD—AN IDEA: WHO CAN THINK OF some simple thing to patent? Frotect yonr ideas: ther may bring_you wealth. Write JOHN WEDDERBURN & CO., Dept. L, Patent Attor- neys, Washington. D. C, for their $1800 prize offer and list of 200 fnventlons wanted. BT IN CIT -sm%- y;ux;uuaa.mu, 20 AND 5 cents per night, $1. per week. Pacitlc Fouse. Commércial and I.eidesdors ss. do heusework ana pl oking; wages $20. | 9 GIRL TAILORESSES FOR MEN'S Call\Or aidress 410 Vanriar o 06; wases § cluthes. 921 Broadway, room 10, Oakland. ADY OF MIDDLE AGE DESIRES A POSE | ) XPERIENCED PAN1TS FINISHEKRS IMME- tion 4s governess: instructs in English and diately. 100 Broadway, Oaiand. ¥rench, literature and elocution: wouid travel a8 | Wi A NTED — CHAMBREKMALD, LINDBLL <ompa jon in America or to Europe, having had much experience: would take caarge of widower's household ; references given and required. Address T. J., 1382 Webster st., Oakland. ¥ Houe, cor. Sixth and Howard sts. JUR OPEKATOR AND LINER WANTED AT F. P. MULLER'S, 223 Kearny st. MERICAN LADY, 33, \PERIENCED, relisble, wants position; managing house: keeper or matron in institution: hizhest refer- ences. Address N. A., box 103, Call Office. R ESSMAKER, Fins' LASS, FKOM NEW York, would like engagements by the day; would also do millinery. 418 Hyde st. ITUATION WANTED BY YOUNG COLORED iady 10 take care of docto: or lgwyer's offico, Address 1772 ‘s aylor st., West Oakland. \ LER HOUSEK. 4¢ THIRD ST.. NR. 200 rooms: 25c 1o 31 U per night: #1560 1086 per week: convenient and respectai 1160 bus and_hacease to rnd from ¢ FUNER & nese_employmes Kearny, nr. Cal.; tel. main 281, W.C.YOUNG, mge APANESE AND CHINESE EMPLOYMENT; best help. 314n Sutter st.: tel. Grant 30. APANESE INTELLIGENCE AGENCY, .73, St Ann’s bidg., 8 Eddy st.: tel. Maln 5284, APANESE AND CHINFSE UELP. ORIE tal Business Agency, 651 Clay; tel. main 1633, HINESI AND JAPANESE KMPLOYMENT oflice; best heln. dlilj O'Farrell; tel. F. 428 ANTED — EXPERIENCKD TAILORESS on custom coats. 335 Sixth st. VIRL FUR HOUSEWORK, $3. 16 FRANK- 10rt ave., off Thirteenth st call early. ANTED — TAILORESS. FIRSY FLOOK, Toom 2, 622 Clay st. MERS HALF-SOLING, bUc.: LADIES, 400.: done while you wait. 638 Market, opp. Palace Hotel: branch 787 Market, opp. Will & Finck’s.S.# INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIKD oL Market: 200 rooms, 25 cents a night; reading. room: free bus and baggage to and from the ferry. KY ACME HOUSE, 957 MARKET N low Sixth. for a room; 25ca night: $1 UUMS 165 10 7bc PEE NIGHT: 60 1u 5l o) L per week. Orfental, 226 Drumm st. ANTED—SINGLE ROOMS, 156 A DAY 5L Feek: rooms for two, 25c » day. $1 60 a woei; reading-room: dally papers. 36 Clay st ANTED,10 COLLECT WAGES DUE LABOR ers&clerks. KNOX Collection Agey, 110 Sutter \V ANTED—FIEST- CLASS ~WAIST- TRIM- mer: none others need apply. 330 0’Farrell st. TAILUMESS 10 WORK WITH COATMAKER. 81 Fourth st. GINL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK. Dly 389 Tehama sty N ANTED—PUPILS FOR PRACTICAL MIL- linery school; every lady her own milliner; ladies prepured- for the business. Inquire 410 Leavenworth st., or 2114 Geary st., roou 46. AP HINESK AND JAPAN®SE RELIABLE belp; tel. Main 1997, BRADLEY &CO.. 640 Clay. WISSAMERICAN OF GOOD EDUCATION, zood account. speaking and writing German, French and English, able to_ao any Kind of office or housework, would liice to find convenint work 8004 references. Piease address A B., 85 Ninth. WAMTED =6 Y "MALKiED FRENCI couple, situation in private family; eity or country: husband first-class coachman: wife to take care and complete chargeoi chi dren; first- ciass reforences. Audress . R., box 91, Cail. SPHONG YOUNG MAR DESIRES FOBITION as booskeeper, bili crerk or a: clerical work, and ‘s wiliing to do other work in counection with clerical du ies: wages secoidary considera.ion. Address W. £ M., box 63 Call Office TOUNG MAN WISHESSITUATION AROUND rentiem u's place; understands care of hors s: good, cereful driver; can milk and take care of cattle: can be well recommended. Address S. J. B., tox 18. Call Office. Y 9URg 3N oF o speaks German, W anywhere, Address second st., Ouk :and. TALL AND STRONG, es_position of any kind . SCHWARZ, 529 Forty- MAY, ASD WIFE, GERNAN, WITHOUT AW chuidren, want situation m & mining camp: wife as cook; man understands carpenter Work. Address F. 1.'T., 2714 Sutter st., city. GRS 1o LEARN DRESS CUTTING, FIT- ting and_malking; class every day: easy pay ments: unlimited lessons; new skir: pattern, 25c. 31cDOW £ L, 636 Market st. TANTED — PUPILS TO LEARN MILLIN- ery: tnoroughly quallfied for taking positioiis: elvgant govds, artis:ic trimming: reasonable. 440 Eddy st TRO3EDALE HOUSE. 321 ELLTS, NR. TAY- lor—100 furnished rooms; 25¢ night: $1 week. PPRENTICE WANTED AT HAIRDRESS- ing. MISS DOYLE, 12 Powell st and 105 Ninth. AIRDRESSING, 26c AND 850: AFTER- noon classes; 10'lessons, $1 50. 1248 Mission. ANTED_MEN AND WOMEN TO LEARN barber trade: only 8 weeks required; tools given and cazalogue seut. S. ¥. Barver Sckool, 1515 Howard st. | FLYNY'S DRESSCUTTING SCHOOL: BEST | on the coast. 14 McAllister st., ronm 58. | V[ OST CONVENIENT AND 16 PECTABLI 9L ‘Winchester House, 44 Third st. near Market: 200 rooms; 20¢ to $1 80 per night; $1 50 1o $3 free ’bus and baggage (0 and from ferry. TOQ Xty 0 TAKE LopUine AT 1ug 139 and 20c a night, including aud Tolls. £24 Washington st.. near Kearny. \V ANTED, YOUR SHOES—WE REPATK shoes up t0 10 0’clock every night: those work- ing through the day can bave their snoes repaired at nigat while you wait: ladies’ soliug, 35¢; men's soling, 50c; fine shoes made to order irom $2 up; ave a lot of shoes, been damaged by water, at less than one-fourth their value, from 25¢ up to $2 50. £62 Mission st., bet. First st. and Second st. R += () RESTAURANT TAKING IN 330 10 $b{)0. 40 per day. with cneap, rent and locas tion the finest: tbis pince has bocn establishe long and on investigation will show this a rare IAP Jeain for the money. and the only reason for selling faretiring. T. LUBELSKL, 7 City Hall ave. HRSL CASH PRICE PAID FOR #UR- L rom, restanrants. saloon fixtures and §rocery stocks. STENBERG CO., 832 Market st. $1000 FINEST AND MOST EL| fitted-up remtaurant across the bay; excellent location in hear: of Oakland: has tha v ¢ class of trade; handsdme privaie rooms: e e oty Owner seven vears golng and is retiring. STENBEKG & CO., 632 Market s: § LOON: OLD-ESTABLISHED; DO $900. 5 evod busioess: no night or Sunday work; receipts over $12; owner 10 years: fortune; reiiring. ETEN BERG CO.. 832 Market st. £2000. 'CHER-SHOP; ESTABLISHED B s no better locadton: il latest fmprovementa ters, safe. casn register, ‘refrigerator, marble coun- fine horses. wAgons, elc.; big ourside route; large store trade; best class o (A‘lh customers: ownt‘r 19 years made for}n\l!(e ana 1s retiring: bargain. STENBERG CO., 632 ) 3 TCLASS _SALOON; CE $1000), For: horeh of Markes st.: magnif cently fitted up: superb bar fixture: fine pal 5 ings: cash register, e:c.: receipts aversge FoO dally: oid estabiished, popular place; thorough Iu- vestigation _afforded; satisfac.ory reasons ior selling. STENBERG CO.. 632 Market st. KIND G SELL A BUSINESS OF ANY K quick for cash, see STRAND & CO., 45 Third. OTICE — LOOK_ AT OUR BARGAINS. Saloon, good stock, peol tabie, etc., $275. Corner saloon. 4 rooms, pays well, $600. Corner grocery and bar, 5 rooms, bargain, 8500, Bestaurants and coffee saloons, $100 to $1000. Branch bakeries and bakeries, $125 to $1500. C gar, stationery & notion stores. $100 to$1000. To buy or sell, see STRAND & CO., 45 Third st~ $250 PARTNER WANTED IN_ESTAB- ANTLY . lished business clearing §150 to $200 per month; no night or Sunday work; a thorough investigation allowed: no further ' investment Dnecessary. Appiy 917 Market st., room 2. 7OR EXCHANGE_FIRST-CLASS WELL-ES- tablished French liquor-store: corner: 1ong lease: cheap rent; for improved of unimproved San Francisco property: ouly principals inquire. J. M., box 127, Cail Office. AGENTS WANTED. EMALE SOLICITORS AT ONCE. AFPLY to DEMETRAK & CO., from 12 o 10'clock, cor. University and Shattuck aves.. Berkeley. RELIABLE MAN 10 COLLECT $350. and take charse of store 1n general con- tracting business: horse and wagon, boflers, stock, t00ls, eic.. and plenty of work: money secure. Ad- dress A. C. E., box 81, Call Office. EEbi, WATER-FILTERS, AT REDUCED price. HOLLAND. 517 Broad way, Los Angeles. GENTS TO CANVASS; SOMETHING NEW. sells on sight; larze profit. 2134 Third, rm. GENTS—_HLIDAY BUOKS; FOUR BOOK represented by one prospecius; first agent re- ports 32 orders in four days: F. Person. manager Subscription Depariment, THE WHITAKER & RAY O Market st HOUSES WANTED. ANTED—A RESIDENCE IN BERKELELY: large house: stable and grounds. Address, giving price, eic., D. 8. 15, pustoflice bax 533, Oak: land. E WANT SOME CHOICE COTTAGES, houses and fla's immediately to fill the de- mands of our clients settiing for the winter. A. J. TUCH & CO., Reai Estate Agents, 112 Mont- Zom -1y ', MALE HELP WANTED, HOTEL, #$40; COOK, BOARDING- / house, 350: 2 shoemakers, $30 and board; broom-tier: boy to_learn blacksmithing: carpen- ter, $2 50; waiter, $20. R.T. WARD & CO., 608 and 810 Clay st. QECOND COOK. BRESTAURANT, $60: > ond cook., country hotel, $35; second coo< for springs, $55: waitér for springs, open the year round, '$22 50; neat young lunch man who can open Oysters, §30; pasiry cook, restaurant, city, 4 cook, boarding-house, $30: elevator-boy notel, $15:" beliboy, hotel, §10. C. R. HANS! . 110 Geary st AD COOK, §90. C. K. HANSEN & C0.,110 Geary st. 00K, SEC- TERMAN EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. 506 MA- 801 st., furnishes bes help of all nationalities. DELIABLE FEMALE HELP FURNISHED. L MRS M.JOHNSTON.995 Marker, Te'.Mint 904 RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES &1 UATION 10 assist in second work and with chi:dren; no objection to snort distance in the country. Cali or andress 1 Troy place, off Hyde, bet. ~acramento and Clay sts. Emifijuvnn«:sr WANTED BY GOOD COOK and wife in small country hote! or a tunch and coffee house. Adress C. W., box B, this office. 9 FIRST-CLASS DISHWASHERS FOR RES- tauragi, $25. C. R. HANSEN & Co,, 110 Geary st. OBER HANDY MAN OF 80 SEEKS WORK of any kind in city or Oak'and; wages no object. Address W., box 10¢, Call Office. QIABLEMAN WHO CAN SHOE HOESES > and do blacksmithing, HANSBEN & CO., 110 Geary 7 OCNG MAN WOULD LIKE TO GET POSI- tion of some kind: employed 3 years in last ddress 815 vy ave. ECINEER FOR SMALL IIOTEL: $40 AND found. (Call early, C. it. HANSEN & CO,, 110 Geary st. W ASTED—FOR YOUNG GIRL, PLACE T0 take care of chilcren aud s'eep at home: also for young eirl to do light housework and aesist with_children. Please call 85 Chesley st., bet. Harrison and Bryant, Seventh and Elzhth. 7OUNG GERMAN WOUMAN WOULD 1IKE a few more places to worx by the day house- cleaning and washing: good references. Tnquire 4 Scheerer pla-e, off Mason. bet. Post aad Suuter. {XPERTENCED EMBROIDERER ON /" French embroidersy, for lettering, desires work 1o take home: very reasonable terms. MME, HOUPEN. 718 Greenwicn st. NG MAN.TANDY WITH TOOLS, wouid iike a situation; yeferences if required. 1. 0. N., box 5, Call Office, Oakland. me-unAs(}asnM,\x WAITER WANTS situation. P. G.. bex 63, Call Office. MLDLERG GEIMAN (SIN LE) DE- A “sires to obtain a trustwoethy position, or buy an Interest in some business with & small capital. Address E. W., box 145, Call Office. PBAKER, SECOND EAND, WANTS SITUA- tion on bread and cakes. Address I. O., box 64, Call Oflice. COMEETENT, "TRUSTWORTHY WOMAN J wishes to do washing, ironing, cooking or housecleaning by the day. MES. CURTIS, 3367 Twenty-sixth st., near Misston. JRENCH GIRL WISHES SITUATION AS chambermald; first-class seamsiress. Address MISS C., the Antrim, cor. Calitornia and Stock- ton sts, room 12. ERMAN WOMAN WOU.D LIK K POSj- tion in small family: 15 a 200 cook and neat: can givegood reference: wages $12 to §16. b1 Ninth st. nr., Market. FSPECTABLE MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN, with boy 0f 14, wants work: city or country 700d home: small wages. Address R, W., 625 Chestnut st., Oaklfind. JIRST-CLASS. NEAT-APPEARING WAIT- ress, thoroughly experienced, wishes work either as junch or steady. Call or address 419 Geary st. ESPrCTABLE WOMAN WANTS SITUA- tion 10 do general housework aba cooking. Call 1 Howard court, off Howard st., nr. Fourth. JOUNG LADY WISHES A POSITION AN A companion to an inva id. ~Address L. W., box 108, Call office. CUM[’E'I‘ES £ WOMAN WISHES PLAIN waushing aod flannels n: her home. Call 12 Manning place, off Eighth, bet Mariet and Mission. JOUNG MAN, 16, WHO HAS TRAVELED 2!l over the world, and s known all over the United States, would like a situation; excellent references from leading Mayors and Governors of ihe world; oflice jreferred.” Address K., box 08, Call Ofica. RELIABLE MaN. SWEDE, WISHES & SITU- ation as coa hman or gardener: good driver; first-class milker; A1 ref.rences. Address W. box 82, Call Office, W ANTED—PUSITION IN PRIVATE FAM- ily: ciiy or country: Is first-class horseman: understands care of garden and chickens; can milk cows;: good references. Address R. B!, 514 California st. Vy ANTED- WOKK BY YOUNG MAN (GER- man) in saloon: tead bar, wait on table. kitch- en work_or_oilier work: city or country. Plese address H. ‘il Uflice. Y OUNG MAN (SPANTSH), WHO UNDER- stands a little Engiish, will accept any kind of work for board and room. address Urgen:, box 149, Calt Ofiice. APANESK FIRST-CLASS COUK WANTS A giznation In private family: wages $30, upward. Address H. Y., 2534 Elns at. VY UHESTER HOUSE, 48 THIRD, NEAR Market—Klectric lights in every room: 200 1oums; 25¢ to $1 50 per night: $1 10 #8 pec Sieek: fres busand bagzaze 10and trom the ferry. ELIABLE WOMAN WANTS ANY KIND OF work by the day: washing, lroning aud house- | cleaning. Cal or address 153 Tehama st. | Dahssnuxr.n: GOuD FITTER: NEAT worker; good on childien’s dresses: will go to famities: 78¢ » dav. Address Dress, box 139, Call. RESSMAKIK, FIRST CLASS, WISHES E gazements by (he day; satisfaction guaranteed. 313 Golden Gate ave. RESSMAKER WHO CAN CLEAN AND DYE dresses; work by the day, $1. Call 1503 Mar- ket st. ¥ FIRSI-CLASS COUK; BEST OF REFER- ence. Cail 100214 Hydc st., cor. Pine. ESPLCTABLE GIRL WISHES PUSITION | IV as parlor-maid. waitress or housework. Calt or address 3392 Twenty-second st. OUNG GERMAN WOMAN WANTS WASH- ing and housecleaning by the day. Call 482 Eighth st OLOKED WOMAN WUULD LIKE T0 TAKE family washing at home Or go OuLto dar’s work of any kind. "Address 933 Morey alley, bet. Broadway and Vallejo. Powell and Stockion ss. IEST-CLARS DRESSWAKER WUULD LIKE work by the day; it guaranteed and reason- avle. 515 Jessie st Y oUSa WANTS WORK ON A RANCH or a small private place: handy with horses, temperate and non-smoker: good home: wages no otiect. Address H. W.. box 89, <all Office. WANTS POSIT.ON AS AS- sistant to engineer; has 4 vears' «xperience: handy with 100 s.” Address Engineer, Lox 66, Call. V J INCH. USE, 44 THIRD, NhAx e Elecirio lights In every room: 200 5c 0 $1 60 per night: 81 50 to $6 per ive bus and bagenee 1o ond from the terry. FEMALE HELP WANTED. ANTED — GIRL FOR BAKERY, $12: French second, $20: French girls for house: $25 and $20; krench girl 1or store, $1 Germian ln)duh“;lsls)h x;fls torflhx:;uewog: and as- and $10: 2 second girig $15. LEON AN DRE, 815 ~tockton st. g (G EBMAN OR SWEDISH COOK AND LAUN- dress, mining town, $25; as0 German or Swedish Kitchen girl, same town, §20, fare paid, ses party here. Ui 'HANSEN & C .. 110 Geary. W BLACK-MITH FOR A MINEAND OKCHAKD company: 2 carpenters, $3 a dav; s ableman, near city, $35: 20 tiemakers, 8 cents esch: § | farmers; farmer and wife Alameda County. 830 and found. abd many other places too numerons advertise; call and see us. MURRAY & READY, Leading Employment Ageuts, 634 and 835 Clay st. ROOMS WANTED. (UENISHED ROOM WANTED BY PAINTER in exchange for work south of Market st. J. B., box 95, Call. - - WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS. 7 £ DAIRY PHODUCE AND DELICACY $3TDH. Disineas: beat barzain ever oftered in this line: 8 living-rooms: sickness ouly Cause ot sale. SKiFF, 921 Market si. RESTAURANT FOR SALE IN THE $250. iiamediate viciniiy of Fifin and Markeu sis.; cleariug $150 per monti- rent and expenses reasonable. Apply room 2, $17 Market st. ANTED—TO RENT THE DINING-ROOM of the Brunew.ck Hotel: ren: taken out in board, to be home cooking only. Cor. Niath and ‘Washington sts., Oakland. ANINAI-_BUTCHER BUSINESS AN EX. ergetic younz man: can handle horse snd wwagon: good charice for Mght party; small capital. Call 235 Eighth st. $65O SPLENDID COENER SALOON - north of Market; S18 to $20 dally: trial given; cost over $1500; departure. JOHN- STON, 281 Kearey st. TOR SALE—A CORNER SALOON THAG IS A F ireat barzains the location the finest and business goo s see this clegant place. Southeast corner of Fourthand King sts. %201 OLD-ESTABLISHED FRUITSTORE, . with all the fixtures: one horse and wagon: reason for selling, wanted 10 g0 to the old country. Call 2013 Miss'on st. \W ANTED—1O RENT, A SMALL GRAIN, fruit_or stock ranch, with implements. A. MAROLF, 209 J eidesdorf st. TANTED—2 COUNTERS; 13 FRET; SHOW- es: shelving: for store. W. T.,box 103, Call. \ S ANTED TG PUKCHASE—VICTORIA OR small landau;_state price snd where same can beinspected. D. S E., P. O. box 333, Oakland. 00D CAMERA 4x6; THIE PREMO SE., O the Fony Premo Sr. prefered; must be chee) cash. C. C., box 19, Call Office. LD GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT: JEWBL- 1y, watches repaired. MUND, 113314 Mission. ior BEST- PAYING BUSINESS IN- $3500. Vestment in San” Erantisco; station- ery, notlons, etc.: established 1889; 1ust be sold. Address P.. box 35, Call Office. MNE OPk. G FOR FIKST-CLASS RES- rant in town near San Franclsco; also stors for rent inome of the best locations, RefertoJ. K. NISSEN, Haywards, Cal. TOR SALE—OLD-ESTABLISHED CORNER saloon, near City Hall: owner leaving city. Ap- ply HILBERT BROS., 103 Powell st. E‘Ol‘ SALE—CORNER SALOO! BAR AND fixtures, billlard-room, etc.; 6 living-rooms up- stairs. Apply at 1 PolK st. JELL YOUR BOOKS, CLOTHING AND JEW- el 1. 09 Sixth send post: LODGING-HOUSES FOR SALE. OFFER FOR SALE— . —-FOR CASH OR KASY PAYMENTS- Q5 AVEEAGE WEEKLY NET 1NCOME $85 $250 invested :safe;conservative ;free pros- pectus of proofs. F. DALY, 1293 Broadway, N. Y. T AN HOUR'S NUTICE A. LOWAN BUY. A "iiores: negotiates mortgages on merchandls sells on commission. Room 15, %6 Montgomery. THE FOLLOWING BARGAINS— 27-room house. §700| 22-room house.... $500 10-room house. 150| 24 rooms, corner.. 730 56 rooms, cor.. 5,000| 14 rooms onSutter 700 11rs., mast sell 200 66 rooms,best city. 3,500 —I SELL AND EXCHANGE REAL BSTATE— AND BUSINESS PLACES OF ALL KINDS-— OOK, $50: SECOND COOK, $35, SAME place. near city: cook and wite, small country hotel, $10; chef cook, $30; 8 cooks, boarding- house $3U and $40: 8 dishwashers, $15 and $20; 3 walters, $26 and $30; ¥ pantrymen, $20: porter- boy, #15: waiter, city, $8 week. MURRAY & READY, Leadlng Employment Agents, 634 and 636 Ciay st. ATLOR FOR A COUNTRY STORE, PANTS 82 60 ench, coats %750 each, vests §2 each; boot and shoe maker, $7_week and found; tailor, near city, $15 week. MURRAY & KEaDY, Lead- ing Empluyment Agents, 634 and 636 Clay 'st. W AMTED-DEIVER FOR MILK WaGOx, #25 and found: cnoreman for ranch, 815 to $20: shoemakera: meat cook, country, $50; night cook, Gountry, $20: cook aud 'wife, miners’ boari- ing-liouse, $5U 10 $60: broiler and second cook, walters, 19 & week; Kitchen men end others. Apnly to J. ¥, CKOSETT & CO., 628 Sacramento, Y DiISHWASHERS, 510 AND ROOM; COOK, £ $8 a week: night Co0k: young man for geueral | work in small hotel; walter, $8 a week; resiaurant cook, 875 cook, $3) and room: Japane<e boy, & week: job priuter; tier for a broom faciory laondiyman, country laundry; choreman. MAX- TIN'S, 749 Market s! 7 ANTED-GOOD TATLOR TO MAKE CHEAP pants and ves:s {n smail COBNLry town; sieady job. C. P. GREENBEKG & CO., Flooa building, room 8. | / ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS WATITER WHO can take charge of dining-room: must b> will- ing to work and well recommended: no other need upply. Address Walter. box 19, Cail flice, \v ANTED—GROCERYMAN Tu BUY 81000 grocery-store for $500. 701 Sixteenth st., cor. Chureb, TWO MARRIED MEN (GEEMAN) T0 SELL potatoer in grocery; must know the business. 1309 Mission st VABINET-MAKER WANTED. APPLY HOFF- MAN, DAHL & CO., 220 Market st. THOEMAKEIR ON BEPAIRING. 1050 HOW- ard st. AN TO COOK AND WASH DISHES, Olympie Cafe, ZSE:MI?E_‘HHE 7 o’clock. TRONG BOY TO LEARN PAINTER'S trade. Callat 6 P. . 8% 1587 Folsom s, AINTER, STAG"HAND, 2 PER DAY. Call at 7 A. .. 1687 Foisom st. TOMPOSITOR—YOUNG MAN ON JOB TYPE. P. R. PATTER=OY, 429 Mon:gomery st. OAT UPEKATORS WANTED. b4l MAR- ket st. T ALLORS' CULTER WANTED. 04l MAR- K H. G DXCKER, 1020 Market st.. opp. Fifth. 1( BOOMS—4 LL NEW FURKITURE, FINE locations, H. C. DECKER, 1020 Market st. ]]4v0M HOUSE: ROOMS ALL RENTED. HOESTORE—GOOD LOCATION: CHEAP rent: 4 living-rooms; good business; repairing Gver expenses: rare chance. Apply this office. 1“0“ SALE—LEADING HOUSE AND SIGN painting business: prominent seaside resort: iools, horse, wagon. H. ., box 4%, this office. AYING CASH BUSINESS: WILL BEAR investigatio) owner going away. 918 Wash- ington st., Oakland. JUR SALE—A GENERAL MERCHANDISE business. Apply to WM. WADSWORTH, Rio PRICE $200.: For sale by DECK KR, 1020 Market st.. opp. Fiith. 14 BOOMS, $300(18ro0ms travsient. 8650 cash, balance easy|13 * with planc.8450 paywents. 126« Darket... $750 16 rooms, snap......$350(30 . #1100 12 rooms, clearing 350 . £200 NDERWO0OD & CO., 765 Market at. $650. LODGING - HOUSE FUR Sate: DV, nearly 30 rooms: located near the Bald- win Hotel: common-sense will teil yon what profit this house does pay. Apply room 2,917 Marker. $:)00 12 LOVELY ROUMS: A GOUD LIV- LUV, ing and $80 ciear. SPECK & CO., 602 Market st. $900. 28,5903 s; CORXER: RENT D « near Baldwin. A. M. SPECK & CO., 602 Marker st. $ZU WILL BUY _13-KOOM LODGING- house. Apply 821 Howard st. <175 HOUSE OF 10 ROOMS NEATL $175. Honirea’Seate Ninonm. M $1600. A BARGAN—TODGING HOUSE . in Oakland; 41 rooms; ail cecupi=d: firs'-class roomers, paving fine; rent $100; good Jocation. A. D. BOWLEY, room 310, Safe De- posit buildl Vista, cal. ARCAIN FOR WORKING MAN WITH $1000: will pay 65 per cent: Investigate this. 68 Jessie st EWSPAPER ROUTK IN INTERIOK CITY, close to San Franclsco. For particulars apply this office. B UTCHERSMEAT MARKET FOR SALE: : 5dnod location. J. H., box 4, Call Office, Oak- and. $80 ery st. ELL- PAYING BUTCHER- SHOP; NICE neighborhood; price moderate. Call 601 Tay- Tor st. $12" FOR SALE—THE ROCKY MOUN- '+ tain saloon, 235 Third st $550. barsainsecit. 417 ront ot o+ $27 BARGAIN; FINESALOON: TRANS « fer place. 8§05 Howard s. OB PRINTING OFFICE. FINE CONDITION Call bet. 3 and 5 p. )., 4 California st., room 0; ORNER [SALOON: ULD-ESTABLISHED business. “Apply Chicago Brewery, 1420 Pine. SMALLFIRST-CLASS DAY SALUON. '« Apply E. A. KULB, 420-424 Monigom- FUL 9T WELLFGRNISHED RUOMS:SK th low rent; a bargain. Inquire 40 grocere. YURNITURE FOR SALE, e e A~ A UK NEW ~TORE 13 COMPLETED AND Wi are In itz four floors, running from Mission to Minna st, in all 134" acres of floor space, are packed with househoid koods of all_kinds, parior, bedroom and kitchea outfits of ali kinds and in endless varlety: 1f you are thinking of purchesi anything needed ini & home, from a pairof blan: kets to a” completely furnished house, pay us a Visit: it cosis you nohing: our numbers ure 1017, 1019, 1021 and 1023 Mission st., above Sixth. J, NOONAN. YHAS. M. PLUM & CO. UPHOLSTERY 1301 MARKET ST, COK. NINTH © O Carpets. Furniture and Uphoistery Goods. T L J. NEUMANN'S, 117 SIXTH ST, F Alon, e o botan Eoods, o oF i cash or time: open evenings. £00d a8 new SARPILS: CHAMBER or1s, $14: 40U wioves's53" pavior vers. 250; i $10: bas outfits, T. D. McCARTHY, 76"3‘!1;?:;: XPRESS BUSINESS: 2 HORSES: WAGON; atand: for sale. Apply 1765 Fifteenth st. JORSALE_— A FIRSI-CLASS SALOON. Call at 114 O'Farrell si. $650 GROCERY: BAR: LIVING ROOMS; « more than value;rent §20, 117 Fillmors ERCHANDISE STOCKS AND FIXTURSS bought by J. C. MUTHER, 632 Market, rm. 2. OUTE FUR SALK AURUSS THE BAY. 1N aquire at Call Oftice. A WEEK'S NEWS FOR 5 CENTS —THE WEEKLY CALL. in wraoper, for mailing. HORSES, W ANTED—SOUND AND STYLISH ROAD horse, weighing potless than 1150 pounds and not less than 1633 hanus high: must trot a mile out in 314 minutes; such a borse will find a cash purchaser. Address Cash, box 144, Call Office. 40 HQHRSES FOR SBALKE; ALSO WAGONS buggies, carts, harness: Grand Arcade Horsa Market, 327 Six-h 8t.; auction sales every Wedaes cay. SULLIVAN & DOYLE, Auctioneers. 5 CEKMAN Oit SCANDINAVIAN aud housework girle, city, $25 and $21 work g, city, $15; housework girls, cf.y and gountiy, ¥20and 815, C. R HANSEN'&C0,110 eary si. PAIRTER AND GRAINER WANTED, CALL early, 509 Third st. JURNITURE, STOVES, CARPI N ters, showcases. ANDERSON, ns’fihfrue'i'n ELIABLE GIRL WANTS A SITUATION TO do gencral bousework and plahy cooking in private family; good rererences furnished. Call t 639 Minna st EAD WAITRESS, HOTEL, CITY, $26; 2 waltresses, country hoiel, outh, 3203 cham- bermald, lodzing. house, city. §7 & week and room. C. K. HANSEN & CO.. 110 Geary st: J CUSEWORK "WANTED BY A MIDDLE: aged womau: s a good cook, Call or address 911 Howsrd st., near Fifth. JRONER FOR COUNTRY STEAM LAUNDEY, south, fare advanced, $.0 and found. C. K. HANSEN & CO. 4 110 Gearv SWEDISK GIEL WANTS A SITUATION TO do general housework in small family. Call at 2218 Greenwich st. OUNG GERMAN WOMAN WANTS A steady place as cook In boarding-house. 70 Minna st bh‘mrms TO Do BECOND WOKK, CHAM- berwork or sewing. 46034 Minna st TTUATION WANTED IN VALLEJO BY Jours girl to assist wich light bonsework. Pleisse ca ] or address M. D., 569 Biission st., city, BESSMAKING ORANY KIND OF SEWING neatly dove. Call or address M. H., 825 How- ard st.. sccond floor. SVEDISE GIRL WISHES SITUATION TO do _cooking and nhousework; wages $30. F. LARSEX, Peralta P. 0., Berkeley. TDDLE-AGED WOMAN WISNHES 70 DO general housewors. Call or address 15 Rausch street. OMAN,TO WOKK BY THE DAY, WASH- ing, ironing or cleaniug. Apply 411 Polk st VY OMAN WISHES SITUATION AS COUK OR would do housework. 227 Hayes st. ¢ HOUSEWORK GIRLS, SANTA CRUZ, $20 each: waliress and chambermaid, Point Keyes, Calaveras County, §15: second girl, Stock- German or French, $20; Palo Alo, second work. $20, sce lady here to-day; cook and sccond girl, same house, $20 and $15 Hexersteidisin ly. 820; £00d housework girls, $12 to $2; MISS CULLEY, 323 sutzer st. INFAN'I'S NUKSE, 1 CHILD, $25, REFER- ence. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. (GEBMANTHOUSEWOKK GIRT, 5 IN FAM: iy, $25; LEN Bnmg.t.' good place. MISS CUL! 823 REISS ING FURNITURE CO0.,1127-29-31 3 1o 4rooms $28 to $5 m‘D- Alnatng FURNITUKE WANTED, ERMAN OR FRENCH NUERSERY GOV- erness, with ref, MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter. NEAT YOUNG GIBL 10 WAIT ON A TADY and do ligh: work, connury, $12 to $15; ‘are Pald. Miss CULLEN, 828 Sutter st SRl IO OULLERNE ANTED FAT GIFLEOK COOK No AND work, 2 in family, $20, sce lady here at 10:30 to-day: 4 German and Scandinavian cooks, 826; German nurse and seamstress, $25: Protest- ait coOk, country, $26, sen lady bere: Institution ©o0k, $45: 2 colored cooks, $25, and giris for cook~ ing und housework in city and country. J. F. CROSEYT & Cu., 316 Sutter st. EAT SWLDISH GIKL WISHES SITUA- 1101 in SM1 3 s good lwolmul}on fam ly; is cook. Please call w ANTED—W MAN TO DO PLAIN COOKING in exchange for room and board. Apply 101 Sacramento st. before 10 o’clock, ANTED—A STKONG BOY TO LEARN blacksmithing. 424 Jackson st. OATMAKKR FUR THE COUNTRY, BROS. & CO., 24 Sutter at. SHOEMAK.IR WANTED ON REPAIRING. 611 Laguna st. 7TANTED—A _BARKEEPER WITH C W i rences. BR. box 115 Canl Ofica. “2*¥ TANTED—A COATMAKER ON CUSTOM. made coats; steady work. 38814 Clementina, W ASTED-TAILOR. 622 CLAY ST., FiksT ficor, room 2. OUNG MAN DRIVE WAGOUN IN COA. Yrud: ready for work. 1623 Market st. o WAXTKD—I HOUSE PAINTER. 13 Ca] los avenne. RIGHT BOY FOR OFFICE WORK. . 541 Market st. Fm 541 Mariet st. GULD AND PERMANENT HOMF, WITH small recompense, to intelligen: German or American old gentieman of about 50 years who is. handy with carpenter (0ols, neat aad sober habits, and willing to make himself useful about ace; no_stock of any kind to tend to. Address K>, H. HOPPIN, Bartleit Springs. N WALUG HOUSE, 765 MISSION, BET. Third ‘and Fourth—sinvle furnished night, 15c to 50c: week, $1to $2 50: reading. room; strictest attention 10 morning calls; clean; quiec: open ali night, . UCKINGHAM FURNITURE CO.—] B e eniiirs carpes: poas s i FYOU WANT GOOD PRICES ¥0] RNL- I rere and merchandise see BUKD, uu“lfr‘iln. AL AL FOR “ENTIRE HOUSES UR smaller lots of furniture, 3 BOWCHIER, 223 Stockion: sead postat 3 T HI: EMPORIUM SALES YARDS, 220 VA. Jencia t-, 13 the place to goif you want to buy, sell or exchange lorses, buggies, wagons or har ness; auction saies every Saturdav at 11 o'clock. SET NEW AND SECON D-HAND HAR- 50U hess: it kinds: bugey.wagon, carts, suitoy & rockawav: 40 cheap horses. 15th and Valencia. ey 5 SETS NEW AND SECOND HAND HA k- 150 ness, i inds; wagons s, surreys, ockaways, carts: must ve sold. 1128 Mlission 1 TFOE, BALE-GuOD HORSE. BU HaR- ness: reasonable. Address K. 8., box 63, Call, ORSE> PASTURED, #2 A MO.: SEND FOR circalar. ~ Hyde Ranch, 630 Commer cial st. NDIANA AUCTION (0., SUCCESSURS TO 5L 13 SIMMONS' Ane. Cn.. 1057 Market, pavs cash CARPEY CLEANING. (ARPETS VLEANED AND WENOVATED like new. FERG 2 i Sonth $6. D muxfl?finfla‘“‘m nr.uum‘m e pet. iug Works, $53-47 Tebama st.; tel. So. 40. A Ao s S AR So S a? 50"l a: ltanihe Ve rart o Wi S, TARPET CLE. 1. 3 KRG ooms, | () AN mh&_u\'uu 3e: KGG samples free: tel. Jessio 044, Stratton. 198th sz, HEAD DRIVING AN0 WORKR HOKSEs; weight 1000 to 1700 1bs. 862 Howard st. WBEK'S NEWS FOR 5 CENTS — THR WEEKLY CALL. In wraover, for maling. Bl A WAGONS AND CARRIAGES, EW AND SECOND-HAND BDAKERS’, - N dry, milk ana grocery S w1 ns: and ¥ fine buggles.© 838 Marrson st oLV ]"OB SALE, AT EASTERN PRICES. FINE carrlages of every desc iption: ozes or instailments. Carvill Mz ('ltfl l&-&‘l‘!(‘l’x 'l‘( s, :“ PROFESSIONAL CARDS. B e P S SRS JOHN . BICHARDS, LAW OFFICEX ROOM 23 and 27, Crocker building 75, ¥an Francisco, Cal. Sithpom diaa WAKLIN BUARFAY LRAL Golden Gate ave.y Mfih.m‘tl‘::‘l.flul‘n - OTEL, RESTAURANTIS WISHING COO! H waliters, St. Louis Castno, 215 8d. HAYIIA‘]% QC A YARD AT GREAT WESTEKRN CARPET J AN’ — SEAMEN AT THOMPSON', l W Cnlmn House, 103 Clark st., below .D"Ii' Cleaninz Works. 31 Elghth st ONKS & CO.. MAIN OFFI( P Kighth st.; m.h-lflol{ A [ OHN K. ALTKEN AND MAUKICE AULYs 8L law. Tus 515,516, 5k flo:r‘."l‘l:rwbfi‘: PHYSICIANS. C. C. O'DONNELL, 1206 MaA A D‘:flnn Gateave. jdiseases of wnmfims: