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2 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1896 EAVORITES AT ODDS WERE BEATEN McHugh Rode Babe Murphy in a Most Slovenly Manner, i | I Reddington and St. Aignon Both§ Finished in Front of Torsina. [ SACRAMENTANS IN HARD LUCK —~ F.eur d: Lis, With Duffy Up, Nosed Out by Mid.ight, Ridden by Jones. The talent went out to Ingleside track | yesterday to make five pass and put | thirteen bookmakers out of business. The | pones” did not roll right and every one | of-these thirteen bookies will be sawing | wood at the same old stand io-day. Babe | Murphy, a 7 to 10 shot, first spiit the com- | binations, and then Torsina, a 1 to 5 chanee, failed to weatier the gale. Fieur | de Lis in the two-year-old event lizhtened | the pockets of the Sacramento contingent and the hard luck ceased, the favorites taking the remaining two events. Itwas | siniply another illustration of the uncer- | tainties of racing. The card was not a *Derby day” one by | any means, but the attendance was good. | The track had dried out nicely, being in | very fair condition. Although a horse might be rigged | wp in somebody’s back yard, astride which Jockey McHugh could receive riding les- sons, that industrious youth prefers prac- tice in a real race, and the crowd was again asked to contribute to his education in the opening seven-furlong ran_and ac- ceded, 1tis getting expensive, but with Spartan-like fortitude, race-goers live with a hope that he may yet become a Garrison. He had the leg upon the 7 to 10 favorite | Babe Murphy, showed that. he can wait, and was beaten out a length or so by | Bueno, also quite extensively backed at | 910 d. . | Bookmaker George Rose’s Torsina | Jooked like emeralds from Ireland in the six and a half furlong spin for three-year- olds, and was held at the prohibitive odds | of 1'to 5. Showing speed at intervals, she | fagged out badly in the stretch, ending up | third. Reddington, a 7 to 1 shot, witn 107 | pounds in the saddle, ran like a real good one, winning very cleverly by a couple of | lengths in 1:2414, St. Aignon coming fast | at the end, beating the favorite out for place. k Chapter three wasthe one that furnished oceasion for Eddy Jones to distineuish | himseli. He had the mount on Green Morris' filly Midlight, and after leading from the jump-cif to within a furlong from the wire was challenged by the 7 10 10| choice, Fleur de Lis, ridden by “Montana’’ | Duffy. The pair igdulged in a rare nose | and ndse finish to the stand, Midlight | § finally getting the decision by an inch or s0. The winuer was as good as3to 1 in the ring. | A 30 101 shot, Favory, backed down to | 15, came very ciose to downingthe3 to 5| favorite, Little Cripple, in the mile-selling | {vent. | The outsider cut out the runnidg, show- | ing two lengths in front of the fifst choice | rounding the bend for home, and it was.| only by hard riding that Jones got | Humphrey’s brown gelding past the judges a neck in advance of the outsider. Hermanita finished in the show. } The last rice, & six-furlong sprint, went to the 6 10 & i varado. Montgom- ery and Circe raced their -heads off the | first three-qnariers of the journey, when the favorite assumed the lead, winning in | driving finish from Daylfght, which latter | colt ran a very clever race. | Notes. The judges concluded at the finish of | the mile run that Si McClain, who rode | Meadow Lark, was capable of patting more ginger into his riding, and restricted him to accepting mounts. from his em- ployers, the Elmwood stock farm. . | +Sandy” McNaughton and Billy'Muir, | looking like fasnion plates from across the | pond, arrived ‘from the Middle West | Wednesday night and tried & hand at | picking winners yesterday. Bookmaker Frank Eckert.left Chicago for San Francisco last night. Dan Honig, the St. Louis horseman, is dus to-arrive here to-day. i Entries for to-day’s running events: b irst race, uarters of a mile, selling— | (27) Nuvy Bl , Therese 97, Spry Lark 97, | Renardine 97, (17) Mamie Scott 103.'Sympas | thetic’s Last 103, Evatt 103. Second Tace, five-eighths of & mile, maiden | charged with the crime. | AW Wadhams, USN | i 1 'Lamme, two-year-olds—(7) Dolente 105, (18) Vivo 108, (@) Sepox 108, Claudia T 105, Marina 105, Cogent . Third race—Three-quar‘ers, salling, (21) En- cino 105, (19) Sabilln 107, Scimitar 105, (27) Circe 107, Lucille 102, Ostier Joe 111, (27) Doubtiul 102, (12) Red Pike 102, Fourth _race—Two-yens-olds, five-eighths, ‘ing, (18) Lon Lou R 106. (18) Sugar Foot 3, Personne 103, (18) Grantlezia 100, (25) Alezan 100. Fiith race—One mile, selling, (19) Sir Play 103, Ruinart 106, -(22) Liberdine 112, (4) Fhelma 109, (19) Wawona 109. - HOW MRS. HUNT-DIED Mrs. Wegener 1s Formally Charged With Having Performed a Criminal Operation. .Mrs. Wegener, 419 Eddy sireet, was de- fained at the Central station yesterday on a charge of having performed an opera- tion on Mrs. rge E. Hunt, “which finally resulted in thatlady’s death. Mrs. Hunt passed away at her residence, 511 ‘Turk street, October 23. , Just prior to her death she told Dr. Stope that ber illness was ‘due to an operaticn ‘performed by Mrs. Wegener. Atan inquest held yesterday the jury returned a verdict that Mrs. Hun_t had come to ‘her death as the result of an operation periormed by parties.unknown. This was not in accordance with the evi- dence presented as viewed by Coroner Hawkins and he immediately ordered Mrs. Wegener placed under arrest. Dr. Stone was-thé first witness called, He said he had been summoned to attend Mrs. Hunt and was not long in discover- ing her true.condition. The witness said that he refused to continue in the case unless given the name of the party who had performed the operation. Mrs. Hunt at first refused todo this, but later said it was Mrs. Wegener. Dr. Tavlor, who also attended Mrs, Hunt, corrovorated this tes-.| timony. Mrs. Wegener was then called. She dénied knowing the deceased or that she had'ever called upon or attended ber in any way. After a few moments’ deliberation the jury returned the following verdic! The crime was committed by a person. to the jury unknown.” This was not satisfactory 1 10 the Coroner, who ordered the woman taken to the City Frison, where she was e The State Claims Salvage. Some weeks ago the revenue cutter Hartley dropped her bronze propeller, worth $200, in the bay. A few days later one of the State’ dredgers picked up the valuable article near the seawall, which fact reached thé ears of the commander of ‘the cutter, Licutenant - Butt. Tbat gentleman made a formal demand for the Teturn of thepropeller, but the engineer of the dredger refused to give it up uiless paid the sum of $180, which he claimed as salvage. Yesterday Assistant United, Siates District At- 1orney Knight made a formal demand on_the Harbor Commissioners for the return of the article in dispute, lutimating that unless the request was immediately acceded to a writ of replevin and suit for damages would follow. Mr. Knight further said that 1f the State had any claim against the Government, the proper jorm of procedure would be 10 present a form Dill for the same. HOTEL ARRIVALS COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL. 3 D H Fremer, Stockton G Fraves, New York . T Jordsn, Chicago J W Egeiston, San Jose > Doad, Nevada W _J Babeoek, Toledo W W Tyler, Toledo F M Culver, Stockton R G Whittock, Towa © Mrs Lansky; Iowa J Wall, New York T Lawrence, San Josp M Harmon & 1am,S Jose J Jygasia, Sun Jose G A Rurke, san Mateo G lender. Crockett Mrs W A Tann, Vallejo Mrs T Corning&fam, Nev Mrs J B Baker. Nevaaa Mrs k Corning&tam, Cal C it Willis, Stockton € F Cummings, "Norway ¥ H Cumm ings. Norway F M tulver, Stockion K Smith, Fresuo Mis Johnson, Fresno t' A Burden, Los Ang John Quinn, Los Ang ¥ J Winter, Los Ang -0 A Duncab, Los Ang L B Ward, Nevada O A uwen, Lenicia U R Cross, Visalia A Pennington & fam,Cal R L Price & fam, Sonora J ¥ Douonoe, S0aora G Standahe, Mont G Buzell, Peoryn W A Kogers, Folsom A W Kaiph, Centerville Miss Wilson, Sacto 1 W W Jennings, San Jose % M Mayflower, Fresno W'C Osman & W, Freano iRAND HOTEL G Pacheco & w, Ignacio T Cnlver, N Y, L G Smith, Denver ¥ A Dacoux. Sacio N A Braaley, Hoilister J Z Keese, Cal H F Bruce, auburn T Jackson & w, Los Ang G I Starr, Sausalite J Wisecarven, Oregon J.M Wisecarven, Oregon G A Brown, Fresno SM Waish, Los Ang Miss’E Smith, N Y. Mrs RJ Small, N Y 3 O Wicks. ~a em R A Ishamer, San Jose H de Laguna. Stockton H F Ricaards; Los Ang J Spinney, Fresno irs Muriay, Los Ang W A Seaflour, Willows J Koshay. Uregon G H Peiers, Cal J H Glide & w, =acto F A Deitzer & w, Biggh H W Hollister, Auburn E H urizgs, Stanford Turner, 3loaesto : Wrenn. Portland ¥ P Weizel, Lincoln L A Drunl, Loy Ang J W Kotiker. Indiaua J R Brown, Stockton A Musto, S10ckton W Bruce, Chicazo M 'I' Geurge, Chigago PALACE HOTEL. I W Bell, N Y 1f Suess, Denver urs A'W Wadhams, N Y J W Munday, Chicago X Adcoek, Chicago ¥ ¥ Mariuer, Aubura ¥ W.Mitchell, LsAngeles Lsangeles “MrsiW Mitc ell, LsAngls J M Kiley, N Y. A D Forbes, Omaba . CLsteser, N Y Mrs Yorbes, Omaha Mark Allen Jr, Chig: E ¥ Smith, St Paul G W Morgan, St Paul™ .'E D Seyfert, Pit:ston’ Miss Jarvis, Deaver ° ‘Miss Cowper, Denver Mrs ¥ H Lamme,LsAng ¥ A Freeman, LsAngeles D D Griffich. N Y ° ¥ Thomas, Oakiand M8 k5 D Griffity, N Y - Miss Grifith, N Y - Anna Griffith, N Y DO Thomas, NY _° H H Hivsbaw, Buclingm C Storex N Y BALDWIN HOTEL. L Y . WMir&w, NY, Wikiams, N Y = Cowley, Mil s Valley R kger; Milis Valley. J I Anderson, Martinez W Aldis, N Y 4 J Tully, Stockton - B Tufis & w, Los Ang Mis Wadsworth, Yreka fillard, N ¥ Miss Adams, Sin Jose Cook. Loston 1 5 Berry, Conn F Simpson,-¥resno 1 Swith, Fresno J A Carter, Los Angeles. C*Lowning, Lvs Angeles —————— The cost of living 15 40 per cent cheaper Lordon than in'New York. . - ° E T H Se.vage, rureka’ A Maulhardt, Hueneme D M Dysart, Cuba A R Habway & w, Chico A I Cormick, ure<a PACIFIC: COAST ECOND DAY, Thursday, Octnhcr.‘ 29. Track heavy. S JOCKEY CLUB: Winter' meeting, 189697, Weather fine. 9o FIRST RAC £, even furiongs; 4ll sges; penalties; allowances; purse $400. R Y| 1 1 % Betting, Ingex. Horsé, age, weight. |st.| 14 3% | S | Fin Jockey. p. i Ul Bueao, 4... - 2( 83 11 | 1114/ Piggot 95 ....|Babe Murohy, 4. 3" 2n 21 | 227 |McHug) 710 35 8 | Kimer¥,5... ...01 3 3N B4 | 36 |knos 15 183 1 Inflammator, 4 54 410 |°420 |Reid; 15 14 |woval Flus 4 14 30 | °5.50 |Golden <0 ~ir Philip, 3 6| 6 6 6 |stout 140 506 start. Won handily, Winner, A. J. Stemler's {1k ., by Hidaigo-Bertie V. Tim 9y, SECOSD, RACE—Six and a half furlongsy (hree-ye ar-olds; copditions; allowances; pa % Index.| Horse, age, ieighs. |St.| 14 4) 4| 31 | 3 b T B 5 in | 3 1| ap | | 2,—) " HIRD RACE—Five furiongs; two-year-oids: allowances; purse $400:" . . | 3 | } i . Betting. Index.| Horse, weizht St | 14 | 1 | 3 | Sw. | Fin Jocker. " (Op. <L i = et - i (7! Midugnt. 12 [ 1h | 1h | 1n > ¥leur de Lis 213k 2215 24 | 28 |Howard S 4h| © 52 | 3n {Alazan. 81 | &4 | 8h | 24 .| Ehiip H. 16" Jd o3 e iy io. 52 | 33 | 43 | 6 DY FROM & BRUTAL BEATIG e Michael Lynch, a Laborer, Assaulted by Three fioodlums. Knocked Down, Kicked and Stabb:d Behind the Right Ear. ZRYSIPZLAS HAS SET 1IN, Martin Boyle, a Boy, Arrested on Suspicion of Being Impl:cated in the Assault, Michael Lynch, a laborer living in the rear of 915 Battery street, is supposed to be dying at the City'and County Hospital from injuries he received at the hands of three hoodlums Sunday night. Lynch was walking along Vallejo street somewhat under the influence of liquor. When near Battery street three young hoodlums, without, any provocation, at- tacked him. He tried to defend bimself, but he was no match for them. They knocked him.down, and while on the ground they beat him and kicked him on the head, arms, body and legs, and one of them'stabbed him behingd the right ear. Lynch was left lying on the streetin a semi-conscious condition till & policeman arrived and sent him to -the Receiving Hospital iu the patrol wagon. Dr. Fitz- gibbon dressed the wound behind hisright ear and he was sent home. .. Yesterday morning Lynch was found to be in acritical concition.” The police were notified and he was taken to the Receiv- ing Hospital. Dr. Weil examined him and ordered his immediate removal to the City and County Hospital. X Lynch’s arms and legs are a mass of black brnises from the kicking he received. His skull is-supposed to be fractured in several plades and erysipelas has set in irom the wound belind "his right ear, which was evidently niade with a pair_of scissors. With the faint hope of saving his life an operation will be performed upon him to-day. 3 " From information received Policeman Henneberry went to Gray- Brothers’ stables to arrest Martin Boyle, a boy about 18 years of gge employed there. *As soon as Boyle saW the oflicer he ran, but was- overtaken and captured .on Montgomery street, near California, and promptly handcuffed. . 3 j Boyle was taken by Henneberry to the City and County Hospital to be identified by Lynch, but when they reached there the wounded man was unconscious and in a high fever. & 3 Boyle was taken to the City Prison and will "be detained pending the result of Lyneh’s -injuries. Ho pretended to be very much surprised at his arrest and said he knew nothing whatever about Lynch or his inj E Policemap Henneberry has a different story -to tell. He says he has witnesses who saw the brutal assault upon Lynch and will be able to identify Boyle as one of the three. oA 2 “I have ascertained,”’-said Henneberry, “that the wound behind the ear was caused by a pair.of scissors, an{t I think I wiil be “able 1o prove beyond doubt that Bovle did it. He has a bad name in the neighborhood. He lives with his parents on Vallejo- street, between Battery and Front. +I think I will be abié to Jay my hands on the other two boys, but will know detinitely to-morrow.” i SAN FRANCISCO **CALL. - BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Franclsco CALI— 710 Market street, open untll 12 o'clock’ every night in the year.. 2 BRANCH OFFICES—527 Montgomery street, corner Clay; open until 9:30 o'clock. 839 Hayes street, open until 9:30 o'clock. 718 Larkin street, open untfl 9:30 o'clock. SW. corner Sixteenth and Mission streets, open until 9 c'clock. 5 g 2618 Mission street, open until 9 o'clock. 116 Ninth street. open until 9:30 o'clock. | { will TED—Continned T, ADIES DESTRING FIRST-CLASS HELP OF all nationa’ities please «all or send your orders 10 M INS CULLEN, 528 Sutter st W UMAN WiTH A GIKL, 6 Y EARS, DESTRLS situation: good cook: references: country, $10 10§:5. MISS CULLEN, 523 Sutier st. TRST-CLASS HELP, A LL NATIONALITIES apply. Scandivavian Employment Office. 107 ' Farrell st. DY FIRST-CLANS (OUK; A GERMAN D woman. with ljtile girl 3 years 0'd, wants situ- A ion 10 cook for a gang cf men or small bord: bamas-or hotel. “Aadress R. L. N.,box 60, this office. W.ASTED BY A YOUNG GIRL-PLACETO -nssistwith light housework and the caie of chidren; bes: of references; sleep at home. Please call ac 35 Chesley st, bet. Harrison and Bryant, Seventh and Eighth. 7 OUNG GIKL WOULD LIKE A i UATION 10 assist in ifzht housework or mind one or two «children. Pieass call or address 222 Francisco st., branch baier - s “TABLE WOMAN ¢WISILES SiTUA- 1100 t0 do : eneral housework: isa good p.an €00k and Iaundress: many years' references. Call 564 JSessie si., near kifth. é TRONG DANISH GIRL WANTS WORK BY th- day washing or homsecieaning or work of :EI' ind. Apply 500 Broderick st. SITUATIONS WANTED—Continued. P s A A AP IXGINEER'S POSITION BY COMPETENT man: ten yesrs' exverlence: city or country refrigerating and electric iighting a specialty. Ad- dress LOULS B. GORDON. 627 Second st. HELP WANTED—Continned. ANTED — WAITER, $:0: DISH WASHER, $26; elderly mab forchores, $10; farmer, $20 young German (o make Deds, st L. AN- DREAS, 815 Stockton st- ITUATION WANTED BY YOUNG MAN wrocery preferred; good reterences. C. box 77. this office. ARRIED MAN DESIRES POSITION ON ranch: will Bring own furniture. Address E. D.. box 141, Call Office. - JYERMAN MAN AND WIFE WISH WORK no childreu. Address 1030 How- OY OF 15 YEARS, LIVING ents, wishes place 1o make himselfgenerally useful. Address Boy, box 63, Call. (GEBMAN, 26 YEaRS QLD WANTS POSI- AX tion: prefers wholesale house or manufactur- ing business; would like to travel. Adaress W. I, box 63, Cal. Al TEAMSTER WANTS 4, 6 OR 8 HUORSE team to drive; mountains preferred. J. B. M., 306 Folsom st. }S‘LRST-CLASS LADIES by hand.” J. G.. box 63. g OUNG MAN WHO HAS'BEEN WORKING in delicacies and grocery business wishes (o have a posit:on. Address UH. ULLMAK, Y. M. C. A., German branch, 208 M; u st WITH HIS PAR- DRESS BRAIDER B Y, FIis i -CLASS “DRESSMAKER: ALSO children’s sewing; $125 a day AddiessO. 1., box 83, Call. 3 EAT YOUNG GIRL WISHES SI1TUATION to take care of baby; good reterence. Call at 27 Frankels st., near Mission road: sleep home. T ANTED—POSITION 10 DU CHAMBER work und sewing, take care of an invalid, in & Jewish family, M. S., box 135, Call Oflice.s OUNG WOMAN 10 GO OUT BY THr. DAY, “ X wash. iron and clean. Please call 430 Union. EALTHY WETNURSE DESIRES POSI ion. _Address Nurse, box 85, Call. NG GIKL WISHES SITUATION TO do light housework and take care of children. 243 Harnet st. (OUACHNAN, KEUENILY FROM —NORTIL J wishes situation: nearly b yeers wich_last em- ployer: height 5 feet 10 inches: references. Ad- dress J. M. F., box 78, Call « flice. - i ANTED—BY STEADY,” MIDDLE-AGED man; generally useful; undersiands garden- ing; take care of horses: can miik: city references; moderate wages. Address Situation, North Tem- escal, Oakland. VY ASTED—POSITION IN PRIVATE FAM- ily: ciiy orcountry: is first-ciass horseman: understands care of garden and chickens; can milk cows; good references. Address K. B., 544 Califorpia st. W NULESIER HQUSE, 44 THIRD. NEAK Market—klectric lights in every room: 200 ro0ms; 25 to $150 per night: o $6 per week: free bus and baggage 10 and irom the ferry. TANTED BY LAKGE DRY-GOUDS JisTAB- W ilsiment neads for domestics'and linens: ouly capabie men with thoriugh city experience need apply. Address D. G., box 81, Call Office. ST IIAVE A BRIGHJ, INTELLIGEST M Ut atonce tor a leadtug wholesa e house in this ciy. U. S Indusurial Agency, room 165, Crocker bu Idine. NTED — WATCHMAKrR FOR COUN. W f\n» one who can engrave preferred. CAR- RAU & GREEN, 220 Su ter st. O WAITERS AND DISHWASHER. PENN 2 Noter. 426 Michigan, opp. Union Iron Works. SXTRA GOUD LATHEHAND CAN FIND i employment. 215 Spear st. ANTED—10 CIGARETTL-MAKERS. AP- ply 22T urk st. AN ket st. i ARBEK WANTED—YOUNG GERMAN PRE- 15 Serred: to board and room at place. 1763 Ellis. MAN WAITEE. 1111 MAR- XFSS CHRANCES. { CASH PRICE PAID FOR FUR- restaurants. saloon fixtures and grocecy stocks. NTENBERG CO., 632 Market st $4r CORNER SALOON: CITY FRONT; OV, ola-established, paying p ace; valuein sight; cheap rent: receipts aveiaze $12; trial giver. STENHKIRG CO., 632 Marke: st. $3()00 RETIRING FROM BUSINESS ON i + account of old age: for sale, desir- able saloon; well situ:te (, for 2 younx en to con- duct: comprising large stock ‘of wines, liquors, cigars, 2 cash registe:s sufe, handsome bar and back bar, etr.; business speaks fir itself; own:f retiring. ' STENBERG & LO., 632 Marke st. MEAT MARKET: AN KXCEPTIONAL O, A portunity 10 secnre big paying business; clear- ing $300 to $a00 month having fine location for serving reliavle family tra Years retiring irom business: ments; refrigerator, wagons and patent rack: beiore buying. STENBEKG 632, Market st. $120 « COR! RESTAUKANT; IN A + ¢X ra good location: transfer poini north of Market st.: receipts over $2000 monthiy: highest ciass of costomers. who pay only good propriecurs 18 all latess improve- marble counters, horses, thorough_ investigetion | prices: handsome private rooms: reasonable rent; any one 100king i0r a good piace wiil find this & £00d inviatn ént; look for yourself: owner going 10 Europe. STENBERG C%, 62 Market st. Buo'rm.ncu WANTED. 1193 FOURTH ST. FIRST-CLaSS TAILORS WANTED AT 604 sutter st. . TN T-CLASS COATMARER WANIED AT ! 504 Sutter st. ARBERS—FOR EMPLOYMENT CALL SEC. P. C. Barbers’ Assn. 5 FUCHS, 325 Grantave. . JOUR MEN BARBERS EMPLOYMENT secretary, 1. BIXRN ARD; 102 ~eventh st. F1800. BESTATEAN 7 POSSIBLE « location on water front: building in- cluded; living rooms; ground rent only $25. with lease: commanding Les: ferries and 110 opposition this place Very inviting and suitable for 2 person ranuing expenses very light: satisfaction of profits will be given: owner has otuec business ana is compelled to sacrifice; will take part cash or ex- chunge for city real estate: this is boua fide bargain. STEN BERG CO., 652 Market st.,onp. Palice Hotel AKBEES PROTECIIVE UNION EMPLOY: ment secretary, CONRAD TROKLL. 857 C| 0K SALE=aCCOU SIORNESS, t-CHATR barber-shop; first-ctass location. 869 Mission. WV ANTED—AN ACTIVE GESTS FURNISH- ing goods sslesmai Apply 528 Marketst., room 7, between 4 and 6 P . - W '+ D-BOY EXPERIENCED ON GOR- M'DDLE-AGED WIDOW WISHLE A SITUA- tion as housekeeker or work by the day. - Ad- dress 1502 Stoekion st. OMPETENT WOMAN WANTS A POSITION t0.do_any kind o7 work: wages $10; in city. Address 550 Mission st. 2 OCMI'ETL WOMAN WANTS A SITUA- ton as cook: will do washing: or as house keeper in grown family. Call 203 Gough st. IDULE-AGED LADY WISHES POSITION as working housekeepir in country; guod ook, etc. Apply 213 evench st WEDISH' GIRL WANTS PLACE 10 DO cooking und general housework. 1239 Mission. {XPERIENCED NURSEGIKL TO TAKW S care of a €biid or heln with general housewor reterences. Cali 309 Third st NTE LLIGENT RELIABLE GERMAN-AMER- ican-widow desires posjtion, either heusekeeper or_invalid’s companion, light duties or children 2 years up: leave city if fars is paid; city refer- ence: state all particulars, R. R., box14. Call. ‘, JANTED — BY A COMPETENT YOUNG Iady position as cashier in restaurant; can give highest references and security, Address’i. ., box ¥1; this office. . B, A CAPABLE WOMAN, WITH REFER ences, u place (0 do cooking and housew ork edp home. Address W., Young Woman's ociaiion, 1221 O'Farrell st. YERMAN GIRL WISHES PUACE TO DO senerul _housework. Address A., Call Branch Office, 116 Ninth st. * AR AMERIGAN WIDGW WINHES X SITOL. tion as companion, care of child or light housework. Call or address 613 Natoma st OMPETENT STENOGRAPHER DESIRES position; 4 years “experience in law office; 1€ eTences given. Address W. W., box 94, Call. JERMAN GIRL WISHES SITUATION AT general housework; is 500d cook. Call or ad- dress 42 Giibert st W siEsTLR HUUSE, 64 1HIED, NEAR Market—Electric lights In every room: 200 rooms; 25¢ to 1 50 per night: $1 50 to $6 per fiee bus and baewace 10 end from the ferry. OYS FROM 15 TO 17 YEARS OF AGE wanted. Aprly at 200 Sutter st. CCORDION-PLAY ER; COUNTRY DANCE hail. 1126 Market si..room 27, 1 and 2 to-d don presses. 520 Market st. FEMALE HELY WANTED. b JAILOES WANTED A1 LANE'S, 804 DAVIS st., Mariner's Home. 4 NOOK, #30: NURSE. $15; 12 HOUSEWORK J gixls, city and country, $20 and $25: 8 young girls. assist, $10 tq $15. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. . O TATILORS—COAT. VEST AND PANT- makers wanted: apply at11and 5 at the Ste- vensan-sireet entrance. CHARLES . LYONS, wholesale tailor. etc., 721 Market st. EFINEDGIRL, CARE OF 2 CHILDREN, 6 and 8 years old; $12. MISS CULLEN, 823 Sutter st. ois: ERMAN OR_SWEDISIL HOU~EWORK Zir ; §30. MISN CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. OMAN WITH A CHILD: $20: SEE PARIY here. MISs CULLEN, 323 Suiter st. RS. URUM, PLISASE CALL'AT MISS CUL- LEN'S. 323 Suter st. % OOK_ FOR BUARDING-HOUSE, CITY, 20 to 25 boarders, §7 n week; meat and pastry cooks country holei, $35. C. K. HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary st. R N W 3.mor OTEL, D _ SEAMEN AT s, nla House, 103 Clark st., below Davis: RFCRUITS WANTED FOR THE UNITED ~tates Marine Corps. United ‘States Navs: able-bodied unmarried men, between the as of «and 80 years, who are citizens of the United States, or those who have legaliy d-clared their interition to become citizens: must be of good character and habits and able (0 speak, read and write English, and between 5 foet 5 inches and 6 feet in height. For further information apply a: the Recruiting Oftice, 20 Ellis st., San Feancisco, Cal. W ALTRESS RLSTAUKANT, CITY, §30; waitress, boarding-touse, city, 81b: waitress, small restavrant, $15, C. k. HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary st. s ENERAL HOUSEWORK GIRL, CITY,WITH references, $20; 10 German or_Scandinavian housework girls, city and country, $25, $20; Ger- mau or Scandinavian woman for ranch, $20, fere peld: middie-nged woman for conntry,Contra Costa County, $15; young «irl to assist housework, no washing, 312" C. K. HANSEN & CO., 110 Gebry. ARTNER WANIED IN A GOOD-PAYING L business. 708 Howard st. ANTED, [U COULECT WAGES DUE LABOK ers&clerks. KNOX Collection Agey, 110 Sutter —BABBER TO BUY SEL OF BAR- shop furniture 0f latest style: very reas- & rare oportunity. Apply Peerless Sha tor, 1 Elbis st. -CHAIRS WANTED; gether; pay cash. Adcress 1 Ox 2 TO- box 8, Call. ANTED—COUK FOR MEN, $2! German style, $25: Scandioavian second girl, $.0 od & lul number af girls for cooking aud hovsework. J. F. CROSETT &C0.. 316 Sutter. 3 CUOKS, | EW WALDO HOUSE, 765 MISSION, BET, 3d and 4th—Single furnished rooms. night 15ct 50c;week $1 to £2 50; reading roymstrictest stten tiou to morning calls: clean: quiet; open all nigh TANTED—WORKING HOUSEKEEPER ON a furm; mu -t be an American woman fvithout incumbrances; salary $20 per month. Please ap- piy 1o W. D. EWER & 26 Clay st. SERMAN WOMAN WISHES SITCATION o do general housework: #8 to $10 a month; o objection jo country. 517 Howard st. ((LFRMAN GIKL DESIZES SITUATION FOR cooking ard downs.airs work. Call 479 a st., near Sixth. (JERMAN GIRL, WISHES PLACE 10 DO «ooking ana general bousework; $15 or $.8. 628 Fultou st. CDISH GIRL WISHES WORK BY THE shinz, ironing or hoysecleaning. Please call or write 264 Minna st. 3 NUIL GIKL SPEAKING lish would like a plac: #3 ,aay’s maid or second work; first-class references. M. S., box 14, this office. : W ANTED—SEWING OF ANY KIND; Git tlemen’s mending, et children’s work a specialty. Address M KY, box 3, Ca'l Office. TOUNG WOMAN WISHES POSITION FOR chambers ork or as housekeeper. Address H. W., box 85, Call. SOMPETENT NURSE DESIRES POSITION J t& take care of favaiid or nervous persou; un- derstands massage. Call -or adaress, Nurse, 115 Sixth st. . RESPECTABLE WONAN DESTRES POSI- tion as cook in private family; can furnish lirst-class references. Call oraddress 115 Sixth st. M DBLE-AGEDLADY WUULD LIKE SITUA: ticn as _housekeeper, or take care of invalid. 843 Miuna st JOUNG WOMAN, THOROUGHLY COMP] tent, desires siination as working housekeeper; no triflers. Call or address 131 Taylor. ‘VA\NTED—:\ PLACE AS NUKSERY GOV-' erness or useful companion. 7191 Bush st. OUNG AND REFINED WiboW WOULD like a position as Iady’s companion.-or light work or care of one child; can gye Lhe Lest of rof- please call. CLYNLS SCHLIEP, 850- GOOD ENGs NORSE WISHES A SITUA- ence. Call between 2 and 5at sires position as housekeeper. or wili_ take charge of an invalid; best of city reterences. MRS, G, 65 T'wenty-second st W ANTED-THE INFLUENCE OF A GE F tleman in securing position for & widow. a stranger in the cfty, with the best of references. Adaress W., box 7, Call Uffice. Gailand. W LACuES kb HOUSE, 44 THIRD ST NE Market: 200 rooms: 25c 1o &1 BV per nighi 100 1086 per week: tonvenient and respectable; iree bus ana baggage to and irom the ferry. EAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA—THE KLY CALL, sent to any address in the United States or:Canada:one year for §1 50, post- -Age free. By Pprogramme; Admission NOTICE OF MEETINGS. SERB L U e A LODGE OF PER- No. ‘L—Kegular meeting T IS (FRIDAY) EVENING,October 30, 8 8 o'clock. D. 9. GEORGE J. HOBE, Secretary. &% CALIFOKNIA (OMMANDrRY % No_1, K.T., Masonic Temple, cor. Post and Montgomery sts.—Regalar assem- bly THIS (FKIDAY) EVENING, at_7:30 o’cl ck. Members of sister commanderies . and s journing Sir Knghts are courteously in- vited. Ey ordqerof . . _SIR MARTIN JONES, Commander. STR HIRAM T. GRAVES, Recorder. THE ~ F. SCOTTISH 1HIS- tie C.ub hoid their 16th annual Haijowe'eir” enteriainment and ball at B B. Hall, 121 Eddy_st. ERIDAY EVENING, October 10,1896, Gre grand gala night; come one, come al 26 cents; hat rooms free. J. D. COULLFK, Royal Chiet. GEORGE W. PATERSON. Re B ALL TEAMSTERS IING TO parade with mounted division report at 1 v'clock at Fifth and Bluxome sts., SA journed annual election of directors will be held NENT MONDAY, November 2, at noon, at 224 Seventh st. Paid-up members oaly can vote. Py order LJOHN M. PORT ER, recretary. &, JEOFLES TOME SAVINGS BANK deposttors will have a mass-meeting® at v'clock. Bring bank-book or assignment receip for admittance, . T. S. WILLIAMS JR., Secretary. ANNUAL MERTIN . — NOIICE 1§ % hereby given thad the fonr.eenth annual méeting of the stockholders of the Nan Fraucisco Mutual Loan Association will be held at the oflice of the corporation, No. 518 MODIgUmEry st., corner of Commerelal. San Francisco, on W EDNESDAY. “November 4, 1896, at 7:30 P. i.,for the purpose of electing direztors for- the ensuing year, presenta- tlon of the jourteenth annual report and the trans- action b such other business as msy come before the meeting. 2 Books are now open for subscription to 1000 .ock of the fifieentn serfes, Loans shares of made 1n San Irancisco and Alameda counties only. Interest, 6 per annum free of mortgage taxes: premium, 20 per ceni gross, or 50 cents pershare installmenis at pleasiire of borrcwer, which amounty to $12 50 month for each $1U00 net cash received by the borrower; (his sum paying both principal and interest. Loans may be Tepaid at any time desired. By order of the board of direciors, I, J. WELCH, Pres.dent. A. SBARBORO, Sec. B35, SHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA— THE WEEKLY CALL, sent to any address 915, FOURTH RACE—OUne mile; selling: four-year-olds and up: penaltie &U. o i | | e | T ‘Bey Tna. | Horse, nge, weight. [S%| 14 | 1 | % : Str. (s 5 |Little Cripple. 6..101 | * 3 | 521z 413 2 23 £ e e e B el T o B 505 Qz)|Hermanita, 4...2101 2| 64 | 51 | 4n | 31 | A 11 | fwo Cheers, 5....108| 5| 21 | 3% { 31 | 48 5 13 17 |Jack Richelien 2,108 4| 7 7 7 | 61v |* 6 8 1i | Meadow Lark, 4.. 88| 6| 434 | 2h (510 | 54 10 °40 1€ |Duke Stevens, 6..100] 7| 3h 66 63 | 7 .| 20 ki) Goo! stsrt. Won_driving. Winner, J. C. Humphrey's br. g., by lmp. Pirate of Penzance-Lady Stenhope. Time, 1:45. S S Q7 FIFTH RACE—Six furlongs; seling; three-yearolds and up: purde $100. 1 - Ind. | Horse, age, weighs | s |"Fin | coerey. Jop 6 21 (Aivarado. 5......106| 72 11 P 105 3ip | 2 e 104 3518 2. 165 104 510 | 4 10 * 25 105 48 | b 6 13 . 109 810 | € 5 8 102 720 | 6. 18 107 8 . 8 |sunivan. Wz Good siart. Won driving. Winner, S. C. Hildreth’s ch. g, by Amigo-Santa Margarita Time, 1175 inthe United States or Canada one year for $1 50, postaze free. 2 S @ 1 DAY. 3. RENCH, Marshal. THE WORLD'S CHRISTIAN GO- operafive Sooiety, a corporation—-Ad- | Bush-st. ‘Theater EATUKDAY EVENING at 8 | SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE, ERS— ASS iymen, teamsters. biacksmiths, woodchoppers or any other heip, cau be obiained by spplying io & CO,, Emp oyment Agents, 628 men and wive male or femal Jo F. CROSE' Sacramento st. . CHIN=SE AND JAPA LL nese employment office. 17 Webb st.. below Kearny, nr. Cal. tel, main 251. W.0,YOUNG, mgr Cm& ¥ & JAPANESE: EST'D. 90 YEARS: help:tel.main 1997. BRADLEY&CU.. 640 Ciay. JAPASESE AND CHINESK EMPLOY NN T; best help. 3141 Sutter st.: tel. Grant 30. APANESE INTELLIGENCE AGENCY, R. 73, J St Ann's blde., 6 Cddy st.: tel. Main 5234, APANESE AND CHIN FRE HELP. ORIEN- tal Business Agey 620 Merchant;tel.main 1553, VHINESK AND sAPANESE EMPIOY MENT oflice; best hein. 41415 U'Farrell; tel. k. 424 QRINESE AND JAFANESE CeLIABLE help: tel. Main 1997, BRA DLIEY &CO.. 640 Clay. OMPETENT NURSE AND MASSEUK: young man w{th best of references wishes situ- ation with iuvalid, chronic or elderly gentle city, country or traveling. Call or address 414 Kast Six:eenth st., Oakland. NGINEER, MACHINIST, PLUMBING, PIPE- fitting, run dynamoes, siorage-batiérles, etc., wants any kind of work; moderate wages; refer- ences. MANS, box 85. this office. Tosi-ULass FiknmAN{ KITHER WOOD, coal or vil. Call or address H. C. FISHER, 241 Na omast. . JTROSG YOUNG GERMAN, 18 YEARS, wishi s positiol do anytbing. I grocery preterred; s willing to ar 1325 Webster s, F YOU WANT A COMPETENT, EXPERI- enced workinan to take Interest in your home, derstands gardening, horses, poultry, milking, & man of good habits, then address G. R., box 94, Call Office. PBAEBER "DiSIRES SITUATIO; WILL Wwork 1or small wages 10 secure Address Tarber. box 14, all Office. ORK WANTED BY 2 HONEST YOUNG men of auy kind; can give ity or country ref- erences. Call at 915 Market st. OY, 16 YEARS,"LIVING WITH HIS P.- Ten's, wishes to learn s trade and make bim- self usefu). F. S, box 11, this office. FLEST-CLASS BREAD-BAKER WANTS A job in German or home-made bakery: good Teferences from last empioyer. 438 ivy ave. . SPECIAL NOTICES. A s e A e n B THE PACIFIC HEBREW ORPHAN Asslum and Home Society hereby give no- tice tha: they have admitted in 0 the orphunage jrom July 1, 1596, 10 Uctober 1, 1896, the follow- ing half-orphan girls and boys. viz, Viols A. Meyer, age 10 years: Alexander M. M age 8years11 months; Isidor Hollzer. age 9 vears 11 months; Herman Michaels, sge. 10 years 6 mon:hs. = BAD TENANTS EJECTED, $3. COO Law and Collection Office. 1023 Market “K. GAS FIXTURES MADE 10 OKDER; cheapest ~place in the city. HUK SCHMIDT. 628 Golden Gate ave. Y QUNG JAPANESE BOY WANTS A SITUA- tion in family to_do housework and wait in country. Address &, M., 1829 Pine st. BUILEK, FIRST-CLASS, WISHES SITUA- tion in private family; bas best of city refer- ences. Address Butler, box 93, Call. TTUA (10N WANTED BY A THOKOUGHLY practical mechanic, who has mastered black- smitbing, the machinist’s trade and mechanical draughting; has had five years' expeifence as foreman and superintendent of repair and manu- facturing shops: has also been ckief engineer on miniog and o.her operating machinery: not afraid of hard work: will accept any reasonable position where there is a chance to rise on merits: wiliing 10 0 anvwhere; best of references. Address k. E.,.box 68, Call Office. | and 610 i V (RESS, PRIVATE BOARDI - G-HOUSE, [3 oking. ‘waitress, $16; girls for housework a Employment Agents, 634 636 Clay s:. HAMBERMAID, COUNTRY HOTEL, $30: cook, country, $15. R.T. WAKRD & CO., 608 Wa DY GENERAL hous 815 and $20. Ap- ply to MJSS BORDIN, 107 O'Farreli st NIRLS OF ALL NATIONALIIIES, 10 FILL X various positivns, from $I% to $25. Gepman Empioyment Office. 308 Mason st. WABTED — GIRL OR = MIDULE - AGED woman for housework and cooxing; famfly 2 grown persons: no chiuren. no washiug: wages #10 to $12 & month. Apply 10 o 4, a 3553 1 wentisth st.. bet. Valencia and Mission. JANTED—A GOOD, STRONG. WILLING girl for plain cooking and general housew ork; wages $15. Apply before 8 A. M. and afier 6 P. 3 | | av1906 Laguna st. N IKL WANTED (UK GENERAL HOUSE- werk in a family of tliree: wages trom $12 to §15 918 Fulton st. 5 5 W ANTED —'GIRLS _EXPLRIEACKED ' IN paper-box pasting. _Stuparich Manufacturing Company, 528 Market st. MURRAY & READY, Leading | T JARGEST LOUGING-HOUSE 1% THE CITY, 4400 rooms, to let from 10c to 15¢ night; 70c 81 50 week. Lindell House, Sixth and Howdrd. '\v ANTED—LABUKKRS ANL MECHANICS 1o know that kd Roixin, Heno House proprie- tor, still_runs Denver® House, 217 Third st.: 100 large rooms; 26¢ per nigh:: $1 to $3 per week. ROZEDALE HOT 21 BLLIS, NEAR TAY- lor; 200 rooms; 25¢ might; reading-room. TIOES! SHOES! SHOES! NEW 10 ORDER: any style, 83 up; misfits and cast-off shoes bough: or exchanged: larg- stock of second-hand shoes: first-class re work guaranteed. 49 Missio) iz E S 100 MEN TO ¢ + tle beer or wine 6¢: best free Junch. €43 Clay. W ANTED—ANTDEA: WHO CANTHINK OF . some simp.e’ thing to patent? Protect your ideas: they may bring_you wealth. Write JOHN WEDDERBURN & CO., Dépt. L, Patent Attor- neys, \Washington, D. C, for thelr $1500 prize offer and list of 200 inventions wanted. k>IN CITY--SINGLE KOUMS, 18, 20 AND 25 cants per night, $1, $1 25, 81 50 per week. ific Eouse, Commercial and 1eidesdortt sts. EN'S HALF-SOLING, b0c.: LADLES, 4061 done while you walt. 638 Market, opp. Palace N Hotel: braneh 757 Market, opp. Wil & Finck's.S. £+ RY ACME HUUSE, 907 MARKET ST., BE- low Sixth. for a room: 25ca night: 31 a week, ' UUMS 16¢ 10 T8¢ Filt NiGhi: bUu 1y aiad per week. Uriental, ¥25 Drumm st 1 W ANTED — GERMAN/ GIKL; GENERAL housework and assist with chbiloren. r217 Greenwich st. 2 JLOERLY WOMAN TO ASSIST IN 1OUSE- work; wages §8 per month. 20515 Folk st after 9 'y 3 IDDLE-AGED WOMAN, SCANDINAVIAN or German, for general housework. 3891 24th. \W ANTED-—FINISHER ON PANTS. ROOM 22, 9 Geary st. ) GIRLS FOK HOUSEWURK: SMALL AMER- ican families; wages $15 and $20. 721 Ellis. JOXPERIENCED WAITRESS 626 SACR m nio st - PIRST-CLASS TAILORESSES WANTED, 504 Sutter st. OLORKD GIRL, COUNTRY, $16. MA LTINS, 749 Market st. AMIE: PLEASE COME HOME TO YOUR INCHESTER HOUSE. 44 T HIKDSI. NEAR Market: 200 rooms, 25 cents a night; Teading- room: free bus and bagzage to and irom ihe ferry. ANTED—SINGLE BOUMS, 15c A DAY week; rooms for Lwo, 20¢ & day, $1 SUa Wees; yeading-room: dally pavers. 36 Ciay se. T00 BEY IV TAKE LoDeING AT 100 153 g and 20c & night, including had colls €24 Washington st.. near Kearny. W ASTED, YOUR SHOES—WE REPAIR shoes up to 10 o'clock every night: those work- ing through the day can have their snoes repaired at nigat while you wait: Iadies’ soling, 35¢; men's toling, 50c: fine shoes made to order 1rom $2 up: we have a 1ot of shoes, been damaged by water, at" Jess than one-fourth’ their value, from 25¢ up to 50. 562 Mission st.. bet. First st. and Second sx AGENTS WANTED. ATER FILTERS, 81 50; MAY MAKE Y OU rich; exclusive terriiory, BRICK &C0,,777 125( BEER ING BUSINESS $ 290V, and Toute: selling 14 barrels per week, with fine, long-established trade; this is the finest bargain ever offered of the kind: _fullest in- vestigation. I. LUBELSKI. 7 City Hall ave. B650. EAETA ¥ H: FINGELY ESTAB- « lished, well-paying business: fallest in- vestigation and a rare chance seldom had. T. LUBELSKI, 7 Clty Hall ave. $70 A GRUCERY-STORE THAT IS A . great_bargain: the location the finest and business zood: seé this elegant place. 1. LUBELSKI, 7 City Hall ave. OR SALE_INTEREST 18 FINE Ay iy T ortabiished manutactaring business: this is 7are chauce for p shrewd business man to secara an interest in an elegant business: capital required is $5000 to $10,000. and the only object in selling an interest is to have the services of an Interc .od party 10 act as boakkeeper and cashler; investiga- tion will show tlils the finest chance ever offered in sSan Francisco. Fulb particulars T. LUBELSKI, 7 City Hall avenue; 550, LESTAURANTTAKING LN 35010 $650. 50 per day, with saeap rent and loca- tfon the finest: this piace has been established long and on investigation will show this a rare bar- gain for the money. and the only reason for sel Ang is retiring. T. L,UBELSKL, 7 City Hall ave. 0 LEASE OR SELL—A LIVE WEEKLY newspaper: within an hour’s ride of San Fran- Clsco; bargain for single or married man: paper now supports 2 families: good paying business: nodebis: ¢ snap for a prabtical, ali-round news- paper man with & few dollars; investigate. Ad- dress W. E., box 60, Call Office. TP OR SALE—_FINELY LOCATED BRANCH M bakery. candy-store and laundry office with furniture of three rooms; good place and paylng businegs: account of party going East. Apply this oftice. ANTED—_LIVE PARTNER IN AN IN. corporated . company; $300 required; paying proposition. Apply by letter, box 113, Berkeley, Cal. - STABLISHED PHOTO-PRINTING BUSI- ness, with gallery attached, 10r sale very rea sonable: good central location and chesp rent. W., box 18, Call Office. 150, SHOE REPAIRING SHOE WITEH $ OV, 4 good 1aundry office: machines aud ail 100ls included trade alone worth the money ; must sell; account other business. Call 804 Elis st. & BEST- PAYING BUSINKESS IN- $3500. vestment in San’ Erancisco: station- ety, notlons, etc.: established 1889; must be sold. Address P., box 35, Call Office, INF OPENING FOR FIRST-CLASS HES- taurant in town near_San Francisco; also store for rent-in one of the best locations. Kefer LoJ. K. NISSEN, Haywards, Cal. T REAT CHANCE—SMALL STOCK OF DEY Grioods and notions very cheap: finie chance for milliner. Apply belore 11 or atter 4, 621 McAl- lister st. VY OULD “LIKE TG REALIZE' 300 ¥ week on a $300 investment; no risk; no Jation or gambling. Address A. R., box 65, Call. PEODUCE-STORE; 12 YEARS I8 PRESENT location; splendid oppor:unity and a great bac- gain., Call on owner at store, 146 =eventh st. RANCH BAKERY, WITH 8 ROOMS: WITH or withont furnitufe: no reasouable Offer re- fused. Apply Call Office: JI5E SALOON AND LUNCHHOUSE CHEAF: no agents; daily receipts $25. 417 Fronc st., cor. Mérchant. UST BE _SOLD TO-DAY: Testaurant: inspect and make offer. Cafe, 124 U'Farrell st. S1R0E0 A 092 I3 No. 3 Howard, nr i for selling: rare opportunicy. DIRST - CLASS BAKERY: HORSE AND k wagon; stock and fixtures: country town: owner sick. Apply LOU1S TROST, 616 Clay st 300 SHOOTING GALLE®Y, 91815 MAR- $ ke: st.: must be sold 'at once: trial given; pays $125 month. Cash of installments. 'ORE—GOOD LOCATION CHEAP 4 1iving-rooms; good business; repairing penses; rare chance. Apply this office. NE\VBL‘APE“ KOUTK IN INTERIOR CILTY. close to San Francisco. For particulars apply 1his office. RANCH BAKERY, CANDY, and cigars. 51714 O'Farrell st. T 'ED WITH $300: BEST thing in city for the money. 124 sSixth, r. 2. 1000 B.Y 5,0 AYING DRUGSTORE worth double. Drugs, box 22. Call. AYING SALOON IN WHOLESALE DIS- FiRST-CLASS Alcazar (ING SALOON. st.; good reason TOBACCO papa in Los Angeles; everything has been ad- | Macket st. Si%S 2 frict. WICHMAN. LUTGEN & Cu., 318 Ciay. Justed satisfactorily to al.; no -harm done; do GENI'S WANTED FUR COAL OILTO GAS- 00D PAYING MEAT MARKET IN MIS- come home. PAPA. | X oline; good profit. 721 Polk st (G%ion: reasonabie. For partieniars, £27 Eilla. Y housework ; give references. C., box 2, Call. Y OUNG GERMAN GIRL FOR GENERAL housework: small family. 317 Scott st. VERMAN GIRL FOR GENEKAL HOUSE- G work: 2 in fumily. 1904 Sutter st 3 (3 EEMAN Gittl FOK LIGHT HOUSEWORK J and plain cooking: small family; $12 to $15. 898 k'onTnLh st. 3 EAT YOUNG GIRL 10 HELP IN HOUSE- work: wages n oderate. 1418 Ven Ness ave. OUNG PROTRSIANT GIRL FOR LIGHT | OUNG LADY PIANIST FOR TRAVRLING | 217 i NORMOUN PROFI1S: THE GREAT BREAD “winner: it's vour turn selling,"Lightning Scis- sors ~h arpener”’; 25c. for samp'es and terms E. € STO WE. Western Agent, box 184. San Jose, Cal Aur;R‘ls—uuLmAY BUOKS; FOUR BOOKS represented by one prospectus; first agent res ports 82 orders in four. days; I. Person, manager Jubscription Department, THE WHITAKER & AY C PARTNERS WANTED. _ ARTNER IN - WELL-ESTABLISHED butcher business: need no be butcher. Laguna st. and Ivy ave. Apply ROOMS WANTED. At il o UK 6 ROOMS, WITH LARGE YARD. B. M., box 124. S WANTED—MISGELLANEOUS, P‘ium‘rxu MATERIAL WANTED IN EX- change for building lot. Apply 429 Washington. W AN TED—GASOLINE LAUSCI ABOUT 50 feet long. -Adaress W. JL KRAUSE, Living- ston, Cal. 2 GS BOUGHT: LUMBERE, SASHES, antels. etc., for sale. 1166 Mission st. LD GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT: JEWEL- ry, watches repaired. MUND, 113315 Mission. BLL YOUB BOOKS, CLOTHING AND JEW- elrv to A. KLEIN. 109 Sixth st: send nost: TPOREN R¥ISHED RESTAURANT; DO- 1 ing good business. 210 Dromm st. QALOON: LONG LEASE; LOW RENT. AP- ply at Anchor Brewery. 1431 Pacific st. JPUUTE FOR SALi ACRUSS THE BAY. anire at Call Office. T LODGING-HOUSES FOR SALE, () ROOM HOUSE, clearing $500........84,000 66-room corner house, new furoiture.. 3, I 20 rooms, on 4th street, cleariug $80, only.. 35 rooms, orf Market, offer wantea 12 rooms, central, good furniture T 250 7 H. G DECKER, 1020 Market st., opp. Fifth. N BUYING OR SELLING ROOMING-HOUSES call A. M. ELKIN, House Broker, 906 Marks PLEISANT FURNISHED HOUSE 35 ROOMS, near Sixth st.: ail full: sold ata bargain; sick- ness. J., box 155, this pflice. £ 14 ROOMS WELL FUKNISHED: 20. all sunny; all full: & sacrifice: to be sold before the 1st. Apply 254 Thira st. OUSE OF 10 - ROO: NEWLY FUR nished: reasonable. 1 Turk st. OUSE, 16 WELL LIGHTED ROOMS; suitable lodging -house; $25 reat. 544 Sixth- ARGAINS IN LODGING-HOUSES OR EX-. changes in real estate. UNDERWOOD, 765 Markel st. 75 LODGING HOUSES, A LL PRICES.TOSUIT buyers. PHELPS & CO., 917 Larkin st. LOST. OST—_PASSBOOK WITH THE HIBEANIA Saviags and Loan Soclety, of San Francisco, in the name of WILLIAM ARMSTRONG: No. 1871147, The finder will please return 10 bank. Savines and Loan Society of 8an Francisco, in the name of JOHN MURTA or KATE MURTA, No. 161,)76: finder will piease return to bank. ATR OF CRUT S—BET. SINTRENTH and Twenty-first sts. Reward 98315 Alabama. } OST—ON TUESDAY, BET. 12:30° AND 3 4P 3., on Kearny or Third, between Sutter and Folsom, small siiver watch. 'Return to-130 Haw* thorne and receive reward. TLL THE GENTLEMAN WHU FOUND purse at Sixth and Market Moniay afternoon leave same at Grand Central Merket and receive 1iberal reward? ANKBUOK AND INSURAN E' P, 5 B b Ttk near sones: reward. 19 Jessier o OST—BLACK GREYHOUND,WHI . 4 Heturn 340 Thirtieth st ; "b‘"‘l'l‘.'.lfi“fmcx- ] FOUND,, ATUKRDAY, GEARY AND KEARNY 874 crescent and star pin. Owner can have same Az Call Office by nayin- reward and exnense. CAKPEL "C‘ifi-’?“fivflflknm ANING WORKS: cleaps, moves. lay ts. G. H. ST NS, Miar, 38 and 40 Lighih st.s telephone South 260 " VAKPETS CLEANED AN NUVATED Ollikenew Fitht vgox & Co.E Menihs Eouth 35, D MACKINTOSH &CG.. successors. HEN YOU BECUME DISGUSTED WITH cor Car CLEANING, CARPET CLEANING CO., 402 | OST—PASSBOOK WITH THE HIBERNIA | 'V ELL-PAYING LUDGING-HOUSE: 15 rooms; no reasonable offer refused. 508lg Jessie st. REST INVESIMeNT [N TOWN: 18 WELL: furnished rooms; good reason for seling. 644 Sacramento st. *160 A BAKGAIN—LODGING-HOUSE . in Oakland; 41 rooms; all_occtipisd: first-class roomers, paying fine; rent $100: good location. A. D. BOWLEY, room 31v, Safe De- posit buildinv. T FURNITURE FOK SALE Uz N W SIORE 15 COMPLETED A D are in it: four floors, runuing from Missin to Minna st, In all 134 acres of floor space. ars packed with househoid goods of all kinas, parior. bedroom and kitchen outfits of ali kinds and i endless variety: if yon are thinking of purchasing anything needed ina home, from a. pairof bian- kets toa completely furnished house, pay us a visit: It costs you nothing: our numbers are 1017, 1019, 1021 and 10238 Mission st., sbove sixth. J. NOONAXN. HAS. M. PLUM & CO. UPHOLSTERY CO. 1301 MARKET ST., COR TH. Carpets. Fusniture and Uph ATLY NEUMANN'S, 117 ~IXTH ST. For lowest prices on househo.d goods, new or £00d a8 new: cash or time: open evenings 40 CAKPETS; CHAMBaR S, Sl4: stoves, $5: parlor gets, folding-beds, uo:‘!.: Outiits. ‘T, D. MoCA RTHY, 764 Mission. URNTISHED “HOUSE OF 7 ROOMS AND bath: rent $25; central. A. B., box 1 URSNITURE, STOVES, B s ANDERSON NG FURN L' 137 FURNITUKE WANTED. A “SECOND-HAND FURNITURE; w wflvl’r:;, good prices. 7 City Hall ave. = BAD TENANIS RIECTED FOR 84 collections made, clty or conntry. Tacifs Collection Co.. 415 Jontgy st.. room 6. 6580 SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE. RS e e b R St S S B ERMAN EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. 306 MA- son st., furnishes best help of all nationalities. RELABLE FEMALE HELP FURNISHED. MRS M.JOHNSTON,985 Market. Te..Mint 904 BUMAIJ OF INFOBMATION FUR Dest of he'p, shors notice, 17 T NISHES 'hird st. TRST-CLASS STATIONARY ENGINEER, thoroughy understands miuing machinery) wishes posi fon: good refercnce. Address W. R, box 32, tnis office. w,\m;fl—ny xxbimxl;xeug MAN GER- man ition to 1ake charge sy SimileE b aco. Addrers . S, box 125, Ol SOX SPUAL ) Wee N O LS _hiy mac] n repair; o dress Concentrator, arrnunn st IRST- CLASS BAKER, SINGLE MA wishes situation. Address L 8., box 161, Call! Y heatricai company. TROVHERT, 44 Third st., room 69: cail 1 to 4 0'clock. ERMAN GIRL FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK: Teferences. Bakery, 26 Sixth st. IRL FOR HOUSEWOEK AND PLAIN cooking: wages $15. 3419 Jackson st. ADIES LEARN PRACTICAL HAIRDRES~- inz and- manicuring. MISS DOYLE, Powell, 105 Ninth s:. TGHT SCHOOL OPENS MONDAY, 7:16 P. M. J’LYNN'S Dresscutting School. 14 MoAliiste IRLS TO LEARN DRESS CUTTING, FIT- ting and_making: class eyery day: easy pay- ments: unlimited Jessons; new skirc pattern, 2oc. McDOW £LL, 636 Market st. RUSEBALE HOUSE. 521 KLLIS, NE Tav: lor—100 furnished Tooms; 26¢ night: $1 week. [ AIEDRESSING, #5c AND 3bc: AFTEE- Tnigon classes; 10'lessons, $1 50. 1248 Mission. ANTED_MEN AND WOMEN TO LEARN barber trade: only 8 weeks required; toois ven and cazalogue sent. S. ¥. Burber Schooi, 515 Howard st. JLYNN'S DRESS-CUTTING BCHOOL: BEST on the coast. 14 McAllister st., room 56. OST CONVENIENT AND RESPECTABLE; YL "Winchester House, 43 Third st.. near Market; 200 rooms; 28¢to $1 50 per night; $1 60 to $3 per week : iree ‘bus and baggage 10and from lerry. . MALE HELF WANTED, NOOK AND WIFE, COUNTRY HOTEL. $45: O eooks, #40 and §50; secona baker; cook for section-hands. #6 week: waiter boy, $15: 8 wait- ers. $20, $25 and $ 0. MURRAY & READY, leading employment agents, 634 and 636 Clay. YPESKITEK, $25 AND FOUND, COUNTRY buggy-washer, $50, city stable: boy to feed Gordon press. MURRAY & READY, leading employment agents, 631 aud 636 Clay. QIGN PAINTEK: 8SCRAPER TEAMS I EKS; man to operate excavator, $30; shoemaker, MURRAY & READY, leading employment agents, 634 and 636 Clay. "ARMER AND WIFE, ALAMEDA COUNTY; 3 farmers; farner and do a little hracksmith- ing. MURKAY & READY, leading empioyment agents, 634 and 636 C.ay. WO WAITRESSES, 86 A WEEK: WAIl- Tess, $4 & week; 2 waltresses, same hotel, $20 and r'Om: woman cook, $25 and_room: giris to work i boX facto) tress, $15, room, etc.: girl Washington st., $15; girl tor Pinole, $15; girl Narket st., $12; gir. Sonora, Cal. $15, see pariy here: girl rddy st., $15; girl nice family. no wash, £20; giris Sutcer st., $12: girl Napa, Cui.: French nursegirl, $15: girl Green st., $15; 13 young girls, $8, $10 anJ $12 per month, assist, etc., nice fami- hes: 12 girls, $10; 7 giris, $20. MARTIN'S, 749 Market st. ECOND COUK, $60; HEAD WAITER, $35, room, etc.: younz man for porter and pant work. MAKTIN'S, 749 Market. S (CASHEOY, 33 A WEEK; ¥ RANCHEANDS, $15, ete. shoemaker, $6 a week, boerd, ro.m. eic.: tier for a bro.m factory. MARTIN'S, 748 Market. 7 22550 “JAPANESE BOY, CHAMBERWOKK, $15 TO $20, room, bourd, etc. MARTIN'S. 749 Market. EAT_AND PASTRY COUK, COUNTRY HO- tel, $50; pastry cook and baker, country hote', % 5 to $40: waiter, country restaurant, $:5 and room : dishwashers, po washers, kitchen-nandsand ouhers, 820 10 $26. C. R HANSEN & (0, 110 eary st ANTED—COACHMAN, SHORT DISTANCE in country, reference required. 3 experienced ugiver 1o flmm&fifiofll must be strong and a good teamster, married man B e s kL ¥ T8 g L. 0., 626 Clay st i EEL ety i AT GUUD PRICES FOR rURNL A rehandlse see BUKD, 211 Larkin. 5 CUr. THAN ANYWHERE PAID HG R b2 Getion €0,1057 Market.opp.Jones " work send to SPA ULDING'S Piou pet Beating W orie, 55507 Hening st tel. 5o, 40. ADVAN&I Sutter, tel. Main 394. 8. S, FERGUSON, mange, E. MITCHELL, CARPET-CLEANING J- 240 14th st.: cleaning 3c ayard. Tel. l?llu"-"‘. VAKRERL CLRANING, 86.; LAYING, 3 KU amipies treas 1o Jensie S Stratton, 39 Bihas YUN B ias SUARCRL > U ioiaen Gaie hoe s teicimans coss o =7 HCAYARD AT GREAT WESTERN U, 3 d aning Works. 11 Kighth st. SAuDEr KNS & CU., MAIN OFFIU K S ICE Yo AND 27 ‘WAGONS AND CARRIAGES, NEV AND SECON D-HAND DA KBRS, LAUN. dry, milk and groce o v 200 fine bugxles.® 898 Harrison st o OKAYAY INE TOP BUGGY VERY U Fuponmy HEINE, 186 Lllis st SCRINGHAM FURNIIURE Cu—HRIGHEST e furniiure, caibes: postal. 866 Mission. ASH PAID FOR ENTIRE HOUSEs UR of furniture, carpecs, ec . e 1081 Sotan. & DaAGA: TYPEWRITERS, RIEITGTON. 849 SMICH, $50; SEND FOR mple work. SCOTT&BANN | N. 384 Monts's (¢ BOW PHYSICIANS, HEAP; FOR oG G O'DOSNRLL, 1208 MARKET, COR | 4/ Golden Guteave. diseasey Of women s apecialisy