The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, October 31, 1896, Page 12

o = THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SATUEDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1896 i————————-——_—'fl—_——_'——“———————__——___~———_——————_—-_—=—_~—__h_ RACEGOERS LIKE HAWAIAN MUSI The Dusky Islanders At- tract Much Attention at Ingleside, When the Barrier Was Raised Frecman Failed to Get Ruinart Away. LIBERTINE THEN WCN EANDILY Mamie Scott Beaten Through Poor Jockeyship—Lucille First at Very Comfortable Odds. The dusky Hawaiian Islanders who fur- | nish the music at Ingleside track attracted almost as much attention yesterday as did the horses. with the members of the Royal Hawaiian hand, and their sweet voices charmed all in the rendition of their native songs. The weather was perfect for racing pur- poses and the track was good, aithough not fast. However, as election day draws nigh a slight falling-oif in tke attendance is perceptible. Again were some decidedly well-played favorites knocked down. Mamie Scott looked a ‘lead-pipe” for the opening event, but C. Slocum furnished a sort of almost-any-place-will-do ride ang she fin- ished second. Of the other choices, Sepoy and Libertine only were successful. In tne final race of the day, a mile-purse event, Libertine and the crack three-year- old Ruinart were to meet, and the crowd 7 expected to see a horserace, but were, to / an extent, disappointed. The closing bei- | ting was all in favor of Libertine, who was held at to 5. Although by no means neglected, the odds against the three- year-old drifted back from 1lto5to3. The other starters were Sir Play and Wawoma. When thie barrier was lifted Patsy Free- man aboard Ruinart must have been in a trance, for the other three starters were all of forty yards ahead of his mount be- fore he seemed to realize that he too was supposed to go. L:bertine led throughout, ana although Sir Play had him straight over a furlong from the stand, he won bandily at the wire by a length and a half in 1:4414, with Sir Play second. Freeman on the second choice chased the bunch 1n, finishing last, but close up. Well away at ihe start, Ruinart would haye won. Considered s moral and well played at odds of 310 5in the opening six-furlong dash ishing second to Spry Lark, 2n 8 to 1 shot, ridden by Tommy Butler to the best ad- vantage. Sepoy. a brown colt by Hindoo, carry- | g “Curly”’ Shielas’ coiors, led almost from start to finish in the five-furiong scramble for maiden two-year-olds, beat- ing Vino two lengths. Cogent was a fair third. The winner was a 2 to . favorits in the betting. A. B. Spreckels, president of the Ingle- side Asst 1he meeting with the St. Saviour filly, Lu- cille, in the third event, over six furiongs. She went to the post wiih 6 to1 about her, and coming away from the field easiiy at thie end won by three lengths from Circe. Euncino, the 2 to 1 choice, ran a very poor race, finishing next to the last hors It appears that Lou Lou R can run in ush, but not on a good track. Mr. 8inks’ mare opened a 2 to 5 favorite in the ring for the five-furiong skip that was tourth on the card, reached tv 3 to 5and finished third, never being able to get to the front. Backed down 1rom 8 to 4} tol Grandezia was outin front ail the wa and won as she pleased from Alazan, a 50 to 1 shot. The favorite was ridden by Henry Shields, the ex-champion of the | Australian barrier. Saiiel B Se IMPORTANT TO HORSEMEN Fines WIIl Be Imposed If Horses Are Not Registered by November 1. Secretary W. 8. Leake of the Pacific Coast Jockey C.ub calis the attention of all owners and treeders to tne following very important registration rules: RULES OF REGISTRATION Rul! Tne coffice of the Jockey Club is des grated as the registry cflice Horses fonted 1n tne United States mmust be registered with the registry office b, her 1 of the yexr in which tliey were foaled. The registration shail comprise ihe name, any; thbe color and marks, if any; whether & horse, mare or gelding, and the names of its sire and dem. If the dam was covered by more than one stallion, the names or descrip- tlons in 1uil must be stated. The registration fee shall be mal, which wiil inciude ceri 3 1f'it be proved 10 the satisfaction of the stewards of the Jockey Club tnat the failure of 2 for each ani- Itappeared to be *‘vocal day”’ | Mamie Scott was pooriy ridden, fin- | iation, scored his first win at | registration be:unintentional or accidental such registration may be permitted by the payment of a fine of $101f such application be made on or before December 8 ol each year, and if after said date upon peyment of a fine i of $50 for each registration. Rule 39. A name must be claimed through ! the registry office ot the Jockey Ciub for each [ and every horse on or be.ore the lst day of | Mazeh of its two-vear-old year. Rules 38 and 39 sha 1 apply only to horses | fonled in 1893 and thereaier. No neine that has been employed during the previous tive years either in the stud or on the turf shall be duplicated, nor can a_name be registered and named. Notes. The Pacific Coast Jockey Club has de- cided to hold no racing on election day. The judges suspended C. Slocum for his poor ride on Mamie Scott, pending fur- ther investigation. It is said scme inter- | esting developments may result from the | race. Captain Rees guestioned Owner Sam | Hildreth for a plausible reason as to why Shields finds it so difficult to get short- priced horses away from the post. The explanation was apparently satisfactory, although fotlowers of the “‘dope’’ cannot figure it out. Foliowing are to-day’s entries: ! First race, seven-eighths of a mile, selling— 12 Tuxedo 103, 23 Babe Murphv 100, Tar and Tarter 100, 14 Salisbury II 101, Schnitz 110, Ostler Joe 17, 17 Strathrol 110, (25) Al- varado 106. i1 adnezzar 102, () Thelma 101, | 100 ‘210 | 26 'Duke Stevens 99, Marcel 97,19 Lincoln | 200 T 11 80. L0} Fourth race, three-querters of & mile, sell- ing—Julia O 110, I'in Sleughter 110, Vernon | 110, Flasa 116, Artemus 110, 28 Sympathetic’s Last 110, Arno 110. Rajah 105, Orbit 110, E 100 Buliion, 200 Caleda. 500 100 | 'Second race. two-year-olds, five_and a half | 290 Butlio rlongs—31 Personne 106, 18 Dunboy 114, | 100 Suiwer iy sensible 110, 4 Candelaria 115, May R | 300 vt 103, 22 Minta Owen' 103. 100 Choir hird_race, ouw mile, handicap—Kamsin | 200 THE STOOK MARKET. The Comstock market was firmer yesterday and values improved » few cents. ‘The Pacific Auxiliary Fire Alarm Company will pay a dividend of 5¢ on November 16. On the Bond Exchange Hutchinson Plantation . LOARD advanced from $18 50 (o $20 75. SALES, Following were ihe swies in the San Franclsco Stock Board yesterday: REGULAR MOR NG SESSION. cowwExorsa 9 76400 Ovrmn... AFTERNOON SESSION 4100 C Polnt....45 -621000 kxenar .03 100 Cholr....2. 10150 Mexican..47) 200 CC&V...1.86/100 Potosi 130, 1 5 istere 100 B&E......97/850 H&N...1.40| 53 Poton....T claimed for any horse not registered as a foal. 100 Bailtons: 101300 M emen e ] - ¥ it B ; y 193 3 6100 “avage.. 46 No horse wili b2 allowed to start unless GU!Y | 140 Cran Bi. 45100 Onnie 1301305 Ubias e ag 12|10 Utah.. —32:30. 300 Savace. 200 S Nev. 100 Utah 200 X Juckei..53 2 .48 8 82 Following were ihe swes inthe Pacific- Stock Eonrd yesterday: REGULAR erertay 50 Confi 1.22: 500 C Tmp. 500 . s, 700 Ophir. (300 Ovrma.. :|157 Potosi. 0) #avage. .. 300 Scorpion..06 100 S B&M...05 300 8 Nev.... .1.30 L1 20 Union. 260 ¥ Jusi 300 ..... UOTATIONS. CLOSING ¢ FRIDAY, Oct. 304 P. v, ) - . Asked.) Bid. Asked. perance 110, 8 Peril 110, 11 Premata 110, 17 B | Gold Dust 110, 28 Mamie Scot 110. o i) - | " Fifth race, one and & quarter miles, hurdle— 23 vgl1eait 03 08 | (20) Colonel Weightman 143, Huntsman 153, 53 _ bdKemucki..... — 7 ) Baby Bill 156, Broad Billow 125, Reform | Best & Beicher 1.00 1.0b|Lady Wash... — (3 | 140. Bentou Con, — 1([Mexican. 47 | " Sixth race, five and a half furlongs—Harry | Bodie 62 . 63/Mono | 07112, Preceptress 112, 23 Sir Phillip 115, | Bullion 19 20 | Hazei D112, 30 Red Pike 112, Lo Lo 118, 21 | Bulwe: Sl T Miss Ban 11 Caledonia.. — 12(0phir.. i Chollar 2.1 | Con.Cal&Va...1.80 1.83| | Challenge Con. 40 41 | Con. lmperial. v2 (I | Confidence....1.15 1.20| (] Con New Yorg — us - Crown Point... 44 40| oL 08 EastSierraNev U4 - 67 68 e Kureka Con.., 30 - o5 56 | Excheauer . Ul 1213 Hugh McDonnell and James |§oudssuer. 7 | 7 o3 oy ‘ Dalles Get the Compromise GOLD MINING HXCHANGT i for $50,000 Bid. 160 00 | 200 Lockwood Con. 26 J5 s g rovidence..... o | Will Put Oa a P.ant of Machinery R oked 200 i\ and Work the Mine With a Lo SavannyD: H | | Good Force of Men. P G ‘ R e Bid San ancluco‘ 9:0((]) P spri W 0 | Hugh McDonnell, the noted mining | ¢ P8 Valiey : | operator, who, with James Sallee, not | long since sold the Iron Mountain mine in Shasta County to English and New STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE, Fa IDAY. Oct. 39-2 P. M. UNITED STATES BONDS. York capitalists, bhas bought the Com- B, dsked| Bl Asked | promise gold' mine, near Tehachapi, for B e e wrse | $50,000. Mr. McDonnell is now at the MISCELLANEOUS BONDS. Palace. He gave to a CaALL representative S:-;!lt;hc:;:s;d:g B e s | tu;hdelails of \hipnr;has!e.s e gm,;c\\f;n - o }::L;u‘:ygi = A e mine was bought of S.N. Wight of | Dent-stex-co — P&Ch Ry 81 — Y : pd Psi20 125 Pwl-st RR¢ - | this City, who had a bond on it from W. | Fauiiher = 18 [henoWidh = 3067 | C. Carmichel, J. W. Abern and Frank | Searvsukgs. 9735100 = ‘gga Carmichel, the owners. Mr. Ahern is an mu:l‘,e“.l 31,100 r]'}!lh\rlldl - ek | attorney in Bakersfield, and the Car- | MktstCbledsll Pl b o e ] y n *108 104 R - | michels live in Ventura County. e R F e Tl “The Compromise mine is four miles NevCNgR7s. 69 N P C KR6.102 southwest of Tehachapi station, in the | N Ry calés 100 — | Tenachapi Mountains,” said Mr. Me- | N Ry Calbs. — Oak Gas 5s..160 | Donmell. *It is in an out-of-the-way | place, but the best thing I have seen in | many a day. I hunted all last yearto find a mine as good that could be had and couldn’t find one. N | ‘““We bougnt it after we had been on the | ground two hours and before we had had any assays or mili runs. We simply tested it there by preaking some of the rock and vanning it. [t is a rich property. The owners have been averaging $11 a ton working by arastras, and $4 a ton was lost by the crude process. There are about 200 tons of are out now at the mine, and about 1400 tons biocked out. “‘The property is worked by three in- clines and numerous crosscats to a depth | of 120 feet. Paying cre is found ten feet e FusiNauioul. 1o 2d 1s & Camnibus va, 11614117 Contra Costa Marin C0. v Fireman'sFa) 1021, WATER 30 -3 212180 COMMERCIAL a a1 8 DETCO107T12100 181 SAVINGS BAX Gers&rco.1176 | 1rom the surface. e “We havealready sent down a Hunting- | bFSavUnioa — 480 URANC) 1 SV Water6s.. 11634 SVWaterds. 9734 98 StktnG&E 6y v Suust T&TEs - Sutter-stiids 10934111 | Visslla W Loe STOCKS. san.Joe.... sprag Valisy raciic Liehs San Francsco |Stoexton .o E STOCKS. Sun BANK STOCKS. |Londonl'®A.135 K STCCKS. |av & Loaa.. ton mull, crusher and other machinery | STREET RATLROAD STOCKS. | and Mr. Sallee 1s on the ground to super- | Californta....105 —~ |Unk SL&Has — 100 intend the work. The mill will be work- | Yeary-st..... — 20 |Presidio s = e . Mnckel-sh... 418, 42 [Sutter- - - | ing lb) December 1, when twenty-five men Koo SR liofo | will be employed. Meanwhile we willonly | , . SER AT 1 empioy about ten men. Ais At 0 a8 | “The country is verv rich about there. | Calitoruia. 50c 80c | The aititude is about 4000 feet. The moun- MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS. | tains are not rugged, but rolling. Snow | Ataskarkm. 95 — (XAt VinCo. — | falls a foot and a half deep in winter and | BlkhCoalCe, = 10 |OceanicS3Co 16 = the thermometer goes 2 or 3 degrees below | kdison Lizh: — 120 |FacEoraxCo, 98 100 w_zlelro\ Itis a splendid place in rummer. | GasConAssa. 555 fi'fi,‘}"’! Ml - = | There is plenty of wi Ger Lead Co. %t 00 arf Painio — | i ood and waterenough | Seriaaa > 18 100, raneter = tor ordinary use and steam purposes, nuich S PCo 2034 2idp Pac T&LCo. — — |, Mr, McDonnell will be here for several | MerkxAssn.100 * 310 (Sunset = = | days before returning to the mine. Milesligne 215 43/Umted Clo. = — ———————— Another Effort in Huse’s Behalf. = The old case of Charles F. Huse wili come before the Court of Appeals to-day on a writ of habeas corpus sworn out by him through his attorney, F. F. Gallerdo. Huse is now con- fined in the Highland Insane Asvium and some months ago atiempted 10 secure his release on similar grounds. The United States District Court for the Southern District of California reiused to éntertain tne matter and now the | case is taken to tne nigher court. Huse was | one time a prominent attorney of San Bernar- | dino. PACIFIC COAST JOCKEY CLUB. g 25 S V Water 60 'SV Water. SALES—MORN Foard— 5 S F Gaslight. ~ireot. £2000 Northern R’y of Cal 6% 1ionds. 100 5 Gaslight. SALES— A FTEK. Bonrd— INU SESSION. HOTEL ARRIVALS. NEW WEST R H Waters, N ¥ ¥ W Tinsman, Chicrgo A G O Streuve, Chicago £ B Moore, Chicago P Newman, San Jose © Conlan, Sacto D Wiseman, * o B L Fisher, Alameda ERN HOTEL. N A Metblick,Kirksville J Haves & w, San Joss I J Eiliott, Xacto J'W Elisworth, LsAnge's J Caminsker, LosAngeies J D nitehi , Alumeda THIRD DAY, Friday. Cctober 30. Winter meeting, 1896-97. Weather fine. Track | A M Joseph, Uakland J Clany, Oakland good. 31 Alcott, St Paul R 15 Wade & w, St Paul = = 3 K Amgree, 5¢ Paul Chicago 98, FIRST £ACE—Six feriongs; seliing; three-year-olds and up; conditioas: purse £490. T Armstrong, Chicago onovau, N Y =50 A Lictjeurs®y, Ls Angls J Welion, 1os Angcles T = = it Mrs Heyer, N C G E Whirpie, N ¢ » st ( | Betting. J L Sntion, Buffalo J E Week. Buitso R e 0 Jockey. |Op. Cl. | R i Smith & w. Seattle P Ko:sle, Seatt ¢ B 3 5 J Keoney, Byron J D Richie, Byron spry Larz. 3 Buile 6 8 | ¥ Kenucday. Fo.t Canby D Melvtosh, & ockton e C. Slocum 185 85 | I Carson, Bukeisfied = J Curnisay, Eakerstleld s | &= Jones.. | 6 6 | D1 remaive. Madera G McKay, Vhi: H. Martin. 15 10 A poeli. Berkeley A Henderson, it Tsom. 4 10 | A Richeriy, loronto J D siyer, Toro ;‘h!\\flrd 12 40 | C Binjes, 1«8 Angeles J Buras, Los Angeles H. Brow: B0 100 | J Mooney. Lauriston H 1 Batiey, Victoria H Dempsey & w, Attleb J Lictl, Loy angeles 7Y% | D Lucker. Lus angeles A non, San Jose —= | 1l Kadey, San Jose _ R Walters, New York N Matic: & w, bicksvl F Tinsman, Chicago e A GSruwe USN Dioore, ~an so:e T Betting, | J Haves & w, San Jose P Newman, San Juss Iodex.| Horse, weight. G RUSS HOUSE. = J sears & w, Sacto J Newhead & w, Honolu A 2 | J Kenaoey, Colusa ¥ Moore, Sausalitu 18 [Vivo. 115 | A masen, Nevada City 8 Medrick, Sacramento Uogent .. McHug! -3 { J Mulho.isnd, Inyu Miss binsmour, Pa Clandia 0 |Sullivan 40 | E Braly & w, ur’ W Jones, Valley Ford D e . 25 | & Hargreen, ' ta Rosa 1 Crutten, Pa o 15 | E Ghinfore, Tacoma W Whalen, rieasanton ¢ . v W Willsen, *an Jose ~ J Kenney, Coiusa Bad start. Won gallo . c., by Hindoo-Jennie Biue. Time, 1:04% | J Wing, Siocxto T Griggs. Chicago 3 & A Bakir, Hope and U Crawiord & w. Lary 9() THIRD RACE : purse $400. 1 Armstrons, Gurneviil I Hussey. Foint Key o J Gunteman & 1, 1.0s Au J Gates, Pasadena T S Y 7 - et ¥ Cefliu, Alaska ¢ Sitkman, Cfica; Index.| Horse, age, weisht. (St | 14 | 1, | 3 [1i vecter | |oaetiy [ S M pckont uthnalos s IR QESIEN D S il 102 P 2 2 H Cushian, ur ¥ ~twurt, Haywords SEle 105 2 O R i § |k Mickall Caxland 3 Wi aleh, Pleas.ion bl & 7! H P Healey, ureks £ Bagtey, ureka L e i 8% | 8h | |H. Marti 3 3| J Bagley, fureka. G Muddccks, O 1% |med pine, 3.0 308| 31 s s | Mclugh 18 401 E Diher, Or Mrs H Duigeil, Toxon 21 |Eucino, 8. ... 1108| & sholasd Shepars, B B IRTBaen T s Wl kel bealam | i : 7 7 s , Walnut C ¢ 00 pson, Pueblo Scimevhr, 3.....1108] 7 s knos 8 13| 7E055 Vepcatero 1L Smith, uasth Fair stert. Won easily. Winner, A. B. Epreckels’ b. f, by Si. Saviour-imp. Sardony. Time, 1:1734. 9], FOURTH RACK—Five jurlongs; sclling: two-year-olds; conditions i purse $400. A Kendall, Mass J =chrater, Aubura LICK HOUSE. per. H Efckhoff & w,S Rafael H McNamee,Santa Cruz J Colly & w, Neveds Oy U C rreeman, Fresno W Buies, cat E Capperson&w.s Clara A O Perkins, S Helean E W Biddle, 'Healdsburg T Snowgrass \Vestminst UR Knapp, Calistogs L von Lonswoy, Cat J Rankin, Martinez W H Deviin, sscto T B Hatcn, Ashiand C # Lana, Sau L Obispo C M Mitchell. Sonora J suith, Calistoga J H Clark & 1, ¥resno BALDWIN HOTEL. Bettiog. S.clo Jockey. |Op. Cl | P K Schmid , Crlisiogs — | 37 Burch, 8 . 92 | 5T Black, tacto |25 50| C R 1ison, Modesto | 13 &5 | H Corntorih, Marysville Personne. 20 60 | K P Colgan. sacto Phos itk i 1 3 3| & J Duua, ~an L Obispo St e A Ontivaros, > L Obispo B Duchess of Kendal. Time, |} 3 keed. Sacto L E Brown, Eureka 39, FIFTH RACE—One mile; three-year-olds and up; conditions: allowances; purss $400. &K Bl RN T T . i ketting. g Ind. | Horse, age, welgnt. L7 | s | in. Jockey. §. (1, | Chandier, Sants Cruz = ) f %_| I i ockey. [Op. - . T, St (22) 12 ! 11350 11 | 113 Macxiin. BT k. kins, Chicago €y IS Pay, 210 | 2187 215 | 27 /"E..Jones - f 5 3| A Anderon, Bowion 15 | Wawins, 3¢ | #56 | 310 | 33 |H. Brown. {50 e | Ruinare A E T A Freeman )iy Bat start. Won essily. Winner, J. *Vigsually left, but went af.er bis fieia, Brown & Co's Ur. £, - Leonatus-Falaise. Time, 1:4415 ¥ M Eain, ¥hil Miss H A Foree, Lakeprt & Benjamin, Vallej) de.phia ¥ D Wetherby. Bostou 3 J Anderson, Martinez T Fitfkerald, San Jose T H White, Santa Cruz N H Hiliard, N Y A Marone & w, Stockton M P Stein & w, Stockton Mrs M Mar<s, Stockton J G Morrissey, Stockton W A Mornssey.Siockton J L Hcroing, San Diego B T Wiibei by, Kos.un i { | ¥ M Hen; i =3 | ehuren, 114 > and 7 A Prayer meeting \\ edneslay evening. Ipworch GRAND HOTEL. T Langford, Kureka W J Knox, Oskland T Mackiln &w, N Y J A Morrissey. Stockton Alice Wheeler, Uklah W A Morrissey, Stockton L 4 Freeman, N Y D P Durst, Wheatiand H T Bruce. Aubnrn J Jones & w, Pt Townsnd J W Hawkes, Auvurn M. C T Jones, M F Tarpey, Alameda J Finlayson, Healdsburg R J Buscon, California W G Barr, Stockton J A Bostwick, Calitornia J H Greely, Marysville W H hooper.'Angels J D Stinsoi, Indiana C W McLouth, N'Y G W Harvey, Marysville W H Nichols, Courtiand 1, Racklile, “acramento 7 G Gibson, Montreal ~ © M Hartley, Vacaville J B Treadwell, Sacto G » Crandall, Los Ang R A Lotg, Willows S D Ballon, S L Obispo A L McDonald. Madera P B Preruma, S L Obi po C I Ber.hoep, Los Banos § D Kidder, 3 L Obispo S Doane, Rea Bluff Jirs P Shaw, S L Obispo J B Brown, Suisun G K Skasgs & sn, Cal R J Curry, Dixon C E Ash. S L Obispo J D Bradley, Mercea P A Buell, 8 ockton G W Mille reka T McCuilough, Cal K Yrown, Folsom C R Callender, Cal & L Crane, Holyoke R S Brown, S 'L ublispo F Pensiott, Detroit A veterson. & L Obispo Mrs G\ Blackford, STose Miss Blackford, San Jose Miss M Blackiord,’s Jose Mis Jas liood, Hantord A C Kosendale, Cal PALACE HOTEL. J O Hayes Eden Valley D Rosenhanm, Stockton Mrs M Miier, Chicago W McKitturk, F Mason Mrs MeKitwurk, F Mason J L Doty, Tahi P I Walker, Stanford W M Miller, Albany R Graham, Sacramen.o T B feed &, Me Mr Mcaldricn & w, Me Col G fazer, . emsa Mrs H Hagen, Brooklyn M'ss Herriman, B:00klyn Biss Scoval, Buston W 1. Lioyd, N Y - \V M Peirte, Sacto J D Meyex W Juckson, Newark »dier & w,Milwaukee J Fiicainger, San Jose Hume, Stauford W A Somerset, London T Galbreath & w, Texas Mrs b Rivoy D H Wil ¥ S Chureh It. Naoa Miss Churchill, iars 45 Churchil |, Napa James Durry, Chicago A A Keed & v CHURCH NOTICES. SIMPSON MEMORIAL ME Episcopal Church, cor. Hayes and Buchanan sts—Rev. John Stephens, pastor; residence, 209 Haight st. Preaching at 11 A. M. #nd 7:30 P M. The pastor will preach at both services. Subject at 11 a. he Christian Citizen Pre- pared for the ¢ " followed by communion; #:7:30 ©. 30, Service'of sacred music by Moidy Instirute Quartev or Chicago. Suuday-school at 12:30 p. M. C. B. Perkins, superintendent. kp- worth League seryice av 6:30 P. 3. The public (‘_fll’dlnll)‘ mvited 10all the services of this church., Seuis free. Ushers in attencauce. krayer-meet- ing Wednesday evening av 7:45 o'clock. HOWARD-ST. M. . CHURCH, HOW- ard sireet, bet. Second and Third, 1wo blocks from the Palace Hotel—Rev. W. W. Case, D.D., jastor. Pastor's residence is 140 Hawthorne st.. a biock and a half south of the near ~ Fourth st Telephone red 961 Church telephone biack 961. Martin Schultz, musical direc.or. W. K. Gibson, Sunday- £chool supertntenaient. Hours of pubiic’ services, 0 P. M. Sundtay-school at 12:30. League, 6:30 Sunday evening. Morning subject, “Election.” Evening, sermon by the presiding elder. Rev. John Coyle, D.D. _CENTRAL METHODIST LPISCOPAL Church—Rev. k. R. Dille.. D.D., pastor: K. V. Watt, Sunday-school superintendent: J. J. Morris. musical director; H. M. Bosworih, organ- ist. Rev. John Coyle, D.D., presiding e der of the district, will preach ‘at 11 A M.: communion at morning service. In the evening the pastor will ubject: “The Christian Citizen,” aprojos proaching battle of the ballots. Sun-a: school ab L ». . Young people’s meetings 6:30 SITUATIONS WANTED-Continued. WEDISH GIRL WANTS PLACE 10 0O cooking and general housework. 1239 Mission. Y A CAPABLE WOMAN, WITH REFER- ences, a place to do ccoking and hounwurlg: will sleep home. Address W., Young Womun's Chrisiian Association, 1221 O'Farrell st. T AMERICAN WIDOW WISHES A SITUA- tipn as companion, care of child or light housework. (all or address 613 Natoma st OMPETENT STENOGRAPHER DESIRES position; 4 years experience in law office; re erences given. Address W. W., box 93, Call. Y OUNG WOMAN WISHES POSIT.LON FOR w chamberwork or as housekeeper. Address H. box 95, Call. OUNG WOMAN, THOROUGHLY COMPE- tent, desires st.uation as working housekeeper; no trifiers. Gall or address 131 Taylor. ANTED—A PLACE A5 NUKSEKRY GOV- erness or usefulcompanion. 719% Bush st. FETERIENCED NURSE WISHES 4 SLIUA- tion; good reference. Call between 2 and 5 af 85815 Minna st IGHLY RESPECTABLE WIDOW DE- sires position as housekeeper. or will take chare of an invalid; best of city references. MRS, . I, 3265 Twenty-second st. W AU iEs (KR RUUSE, 43 THIKD =1 NK Niarket: 00 rcoms: 25c to #1 60 per nl £100 1086 per week: convenlent and respeciai 37e¢ bus and bagrave to o SITUATIONS WANTED-MAL UNTEE & CO. CHINESE AND JAPA. nese employment oflice. 17 Webb at.. below Kerny, ur. Cal.; tel, main 281 W.C.YOU St. Ann’s bidg., 6 icddy st.: tel. Main 6234, APANESE AND CHINESE HELP. ORIEN tal Busincss Agey,620 Merchant:tel.main 1533. AHINESKE AN sAPASESE EMP.ULMENT office: best heln. 41414 O'Farrell: tel. k. 423 CM]SESE AND JAFPANESE KeLIABLE help: tel. Main 1997. BRADLEY &C0.. 640 Clay. TTUATION WANTED BY A THOROUGHLY prectical mechanic, who has mastered black- smithing, the machinis ’s trade and mechanical draughting: has had five yesrs' experfence as foreman and superintendent of repair and manu- facturing shops; has also been chicf engineer on mining and ating machinery; not sfrald of hard work: will accept any reasonable position where there s a cbance Lo Fise on merits: wiliing to go anvwhere; best of references. Address E. E., box 63, Call Oftice. RYMAN AND WIFE (NO CHILDREN)— D Wife understands laundry work and house- keeping; man handy with tools of all kinds, cere of horses or care of place in conntry: understands care of stock and milking: city or country. Call or address 228 Minna st., vet. 'Ihird and Fourth. HAYDY, HONEST YOUNG MAN WANTS ce as bartender; some expericnce; speaks erm: | HELP WANTE A A A P e KD~ A GO0D, WIRONG, WILLIY W flfiu piatn cooking and general housew ork; wagen 815, - Apply before 8 A, M. and afier 6 7, M., ACT908 Lagunast KASE COME HOUMY TO Voi fi 1n Los Angel everything has heeti i tactorily (o L 1o harm done; do CHATIN PIRACTICAL HATRDRERS L ing and manicuring. MISS DOYLE, 212 Powell, 105 Ninih & TGHT SCHOOL OPENS MONDAY, 7:15 1. M. NN'S Lresscutting sehool. 14 |0Alllnln-r_, 0 LEARN DRESS OUTTING, FIT- ments; unlimited lessons; new skirt pattern, 20¢. McDOW iuL, 686 Market st i DA LI HOUSE. 821 R0 farnishea oo oc night: §1 week. AIRDRESSING, AND 86c: AFTER- LLIS, NR. TAY- $ ] D) 50, B OTT LI USst L&V, and rovte: seliing 14 barrsis per Week, with fine, long-establisned irade; this s (A fnest barkain evec offered of the kind: tikation. TS %b-)( « lished, well-paying basinews: & \l\'n'lflnllun and a rare chauce sesdoms A L‘_' BELSKI, 7 Clty Hall ave. $700, A GRUCERYSTORE TaaT s & « grent bargain; the lo-ation fhe free and business cood; see’this elegsni plase 4. LUBELSKI, 7 City Hall ave. > JPOK SALE_INTEREST IN FINE eaxiisw ¢stablished manufacturing busivess: tais o & rare chunce fgr s shrewd ‘basiness mas 1o o An interest in An elegant business: capiial requised 18 46000 10 $10,000. und the only object in sews: AN Interest I8 to huve the services of an i PATLY L0 act a3 bockkeeper and cashie: :J.o: u;rll-:g‘()\v | the finess chance & neisco. 1 il 3 7 City Hall avenve. | Porvoulars Toon classes: 10 lessons. $1 60. 1248 Mission. FANTED_MEN AND WOMEN TO LEARN W ek rate: only 8 weeks required: ‘tools given aud catalogue sent. S. K. 1515 Howard si. Lurber School, 1 NVENIENT AND RESPECTABLE: M “Rinchester Hoass, 44 Third st.. near Markes: 400 rooms; xbcto $1 50 per night; $1 00 1035 s taand from ferrs MALE HELP WANTED. SRS SO Ty OV S T AND PASTRY COOK. COUNTRY HO- M¥AT556; pastry cook and bakery, country ho- tel. $35 10 $40: baker for an institution. countrs, $30; young man to wash and iron ind wash dishes, country botel, $20. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary st NEAT, QU SMALL _CASH BOYS, 810 2 i boaris Vs 1. HANSES & €0., 110 G/ aty. TAT. YOUNG OYSIEE MAN, CITY, 8$35. C. K. HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary st. AT, YOUNG HOTEL CLERK. WITH first-class references. $25; elevator boy. with references, hotel, $15; 2 neat’ bellboys. with ref- erences. conntry hotel; bellboy. city, $10. C. R. HANSEN & €0, 110 Geary st INGINEER AND ELECTRICIAN FOR A E 865 to $75, married man preferred. C. SEN & CO.,'110 Geary st. EXTREA WAITERS, WITH CLUTH JACK- ets. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary s OOK AND WIFE, $45; 3 COOKS, $30, $50 and $,0; 3 waiters, $26 to $30; bushelman, and n $14 & week: shoemnker: second cook, citv: walier boy. MURRAY & READY, 634and 638 tlay st. Te, LEA~K Ol SELL_A LIVE Wk newspaper;: cisco: bargain f LY Within an hour’s ride of San Fran- single or married man: paper gond paying business: £ Snap for a pructical, all-round news- Ade NOWSUPPOrts 2 fhmiiles: no debi: puper man with o fow dollars: investigate. dr.8s W. E., box 60, Call Office. POR SALE—FINELY LOCATED BRANCH bakery. candy-store and laundry office with farnitare of three Tocms: cood place and pavine business: 8ccount uf pariy golng East. "Appl this oftice. oY — ANTeD_LIVE corporated compa proposition. Appiy by | ARTNER IN AN I3 $.00 required; payi: ter, box 113, Berkeley, STABLISHED PHOTO-PRINTING BUSLE ness, with gallery &ttached, ior sale very res sonable: good central locaion’ and chesp rent, W., box 18, Call Office. BUSINKESS IN- ment In San Francisco; station- ey, notlons. etc.: established 1859; wmust be sold. Address P.. box 35, Call Office, NINE OPENING FOR FIR S EES taurant in town near San Krancisco; also siore for rent inone of the best locations. Kefer toJ. K. NISSEN, Haywards, Cal. REAT CHANCE—SMALL STOCK OF DRY zoods and notions very cheap: fine chanca for milliner. Apply belore 11 or after 4 621 McAl- lister st. - O3 RUGMS: FINEST KO MING HOUSE -4':5 south of Market; oak furniture: hair m: tresses: evervthine new six months a«o; this is a bargain, UNDERWOOD & 00., 765 Market st. JARMER AND WIFE FOR ALAMEDA County; 6 farmers; farmer and do blacksmith- : mai to operate excavator, $30; boy to feed Gordon press; man to work in wine ce lar, city, $10 a week. MURRAY & READY, Leading Em- ployment Agents, 634 and 636 Clay st. OOK AND SECOND FOR AN INSTITUTION, $70, room, etc.; waiter, $30. etc.: walter, $20- pot-washer, $20 and room, go south; bell; $10 and room: second cook; cashboy, $3 a ; shoemaker, §6 a week, bosrd and room: man and wife, ranch, $36, etc. MARTIN’S, 749 Market st. [§ Address W. ., box 41, this office. Y STEADY GERMAN: GENERALLY useful: understands gardening and taking care of horses; can mil references. Address Situation, North Temescal, Alameda County. 3Y YOUNG SWEDE: SITUATION AS coschman or man about place: is first-class horseman and gardener: best of references. Ad- dress J. H., 557 Sixth st., Oakland. TRINTTY" METHODIST CHURCH, corner Market and Sixteenth sis.—. K. Jewell, D.D.. pustor; residence, 3651 Sixteenth st. The pastor will preach; A. M., subject, “Wuman Suifrage F1om a Christian Standpoint.”” Evening, subject, “Uncle Sam’s Sickness and His Quack Doctors.” FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, cor. Van Nessave. and Sacramento st.—Rev. Robert Mackenzie, D.D.. pastor: Kev. lidwin Hart Jenks. co-pasior. ' Dr. Mackeuzie will presch at 113 MNr. Jenks will preach ac 7:30 . a. Sob- ject, “The Secret of Loyal Citizenship.'’ Spe- cial music will also oe provided. Sunda; school at 12:45 p. M. Y. P.5 C. E. at 6:15 P. M. Prayer-meeting Wednesdayut 8 p. M. All are welconied Lo these services. £ FIRST UNITED PRESBYTERIA Church. Golden Gate ave., cor. of Polk st. Rey. M. M. Gibson, D.D., pastor.” Services at 11 A M. and 7:30 . Y. P. S C K. at 6:50 p. . Commution In the morninz. In theevening Joun Currie, Scotch evangelst, will give an_account of conversions during his work in Scotland, 1893-04. Welcome to all. MISSION TO ISKAEL—THE REV. DI, Lewls de Lew will lecture in Cambrian Hall. 1133 Mission st, on Friday, November 6, at 8 2. M. _Allare cordially invi B, ALL TEAMSTERS WISHING T0 parade with mounted division report at 1 o'clock at Fifth end Bluxome sts., SATU DAY. J. S, FRENCH, Marshal. =, FREMONT REPUBLICANS, "ATTEX- tion.—All who voted for John C. Fremont, the first Kepublican canaidate for President, are requested to meet at Picneer Hall THIS DAY. at 12 M. to join in the grand McKinley and Hobart prucession. By order of COMMITTEE. PEOFL] HOME SAVINGS BANK depostiors will have d mass-meeting at Bush-st, Theater FATURDAY EVENING at 8 v'elock. Bring bank-book or assignment receip for ad mittance. T. S, WILLIAMS JR. B, ANNUAL “MERTIN - = NOITCE hereby given that the fooreenth ar meeting of the stockholders of the San Francisco Mutual Loan Association will be held at the oflice of the corporation, No. 518 Montgomery s of Commereial. San Francisco, on W ED. November 4, 1896, at 7:30 P. Ac,for the purpose of electing directors for the ensuing year. presenta- tion of the fourteenth annual report and the truns- action of such other business as msy come before the meeting. i Books arenow open for subscription to 1000 shares of s ock of the fif:eentn series. Loans made 1 Sau Francisco and Alameda counties Interest, 6 per annum free of mortgaze xes; premivm, 20 per cent gross, or 50 cents pershare fostaliments at.pleasure of borrower, which amounts to 81250 per month fcr each $1U00 net cush received by the bOrrower, 1his sum paying both principal and interest. loans may be repaid at any time desired. By order of the board of direciors. T.J. WELCH, President. A. SBARBORO, Sec. CH T AND BEST IN AMERICA— THE WEEKLY CALL, sent to afy address in the United nada one yeaf fdr $1 50, postaze free. SPECIAL NUTICES. B JUE PACIFIC HEBREW ORPHAN Asylum and Home Society hereby give no- tice that they have admitted i1 0 the orphunage srom July 1, 1886, 10 Cc.ober 1, 1848, the follow- fug haf-orphan girls and boys, v.z, Viela A. Mieyer, uge 10 ycais; Alexander M. Meyer, age 8 years 11 months; Isidor Hollzer. age 9 vears 11 months; Herman Michaels, sgs 10 years 6 mon.hs. BAL TENANTS RJECT Law and Collection Oftice, 102 o UAS FIXTURES MAL cheanest place in the city. SCHMIDT. 623 Golden Gate ave. & BAb TRNANTS RIKCTRD collections mude, €ty oF couno lection Co.. 416 Monizy st.. 100m 6. #3. COOK, Market st TU_OuDrR; H. HUF KUK 84 Ty, Iaci Tot. 0580 OMPETENT NURSE AND MASSEUK; young man with best of references wishes situ- ation with invalid, chronic or elderly gentleman in city, country or travelingz. Call or address J. H., 414 East Sixieenth st., Oakland. APANESE £15 10 $20, room and. board. Market st. TANTED—SHOEMAKERS, PIECE WORK: farmer, geod place, see boss here: old man to care for place, $5 and found: laborers, §1 50 da waiter and oysterman, $30; and others. AppLY to J. F. CROSETT & CO', 628 sacramento st. ‘ J ANTED—-BUTTER-MAKER. $30: COACH- man, near city, $30; 3 farmers, $20 and $26: milkers, 'cooks, waiters and others: cook, small hotel near city, §20. W. 0. EWER & (0. 628 lay st. BOY FOR CHAMBERWORK, MARTIN'S, 749 ESGINEER MACHINIST, PLUMBING, FIPE- fitting, run dynamoes, storage-batieries, etc., wants any kind of work; moderaie wages; refer- ences. MANS, box 85, this office. TR~I-CLASS FIREMAN: EITHEE WOOD, coal or oil. Call or adaress H. C. FISHER, 241 Na oma st. QTRONG YOUNG GERMAN, 15 "SEARS wish: s position: grocery preterred; is willing to do anytuing. 1328 Webster W OBK WANTED BY 2 HONEST YOUNG men of any kind: can give city or conntry ref- erences. Call a: 915 Market st. J30F, 18 NEARS. LIVING WITH HIS Pa- Ten's, wishes to learn a trade and make him- self useful. F. S, box 11, this office. l;[l{aT-CLASS BREAD-BAKER WANTS A job In German or home-made bakery: gogd references from last engployer. 438 ivy ave. 1 W ANTED—COUK FOR INSTITUTION. $25 and found: 2 farmhands for dairy. near city, $25; fatmer fof orchaid, etc., $20, and others. L. ANDRE, 815 Stockton st. AI'ER, COUNTEY HOTEL, $25. R. T. WARD & CO., 608 and 610 Clay si. ARBER—IF YOU WANT TO BUY A GOOD- paying 2-chair shop, cigar-store and bathrooms in ihe couniry (shaving 25¢) call ai WILL & JORNER GROCERY AND BAR, WLIH LiV- ing-rooms; 0z cab ¢ line; in best district of the Mlssion: receipts $7 to $10 a day: zood reasons for welling; cheap rent. Inquire 1828 Howard. \WOULD LIKE 10 REALIZE ' 890 PER week on a £300 investment; no risk: nospecu- Jation or gambling. ~Address A.'R., box 65, Call. RODUCE-STORE: 12 YEARS IN PRESENT locadon; splendid opportunity and a great bar- gain. Call on owner at stdre, 146 Seventh st. RANCH BAKERY, WITH 8 ROOMS: WITH or without furniture: no reasonable offer re- fused. Apply Call Office: JINE SALOON AND LUNCHHOUSE,CHEA P56 agenta; daily recelpts §25. 417 Front s, cor. Merchant. 2 BUYS A GOOD PAYING SALOON. F150 Xo S moward, nr. Eas se.: good rees for selling: rare opportunity. DIRST- CLASS BAKERY; HORSE AND F'Wagon: siock and fixtures: country tow owner sick. _Apply LOULS TROST, 616 Clay st. SHOOTING GALLERY, 91313 MAR- $300. 255 must be sola 'ac once; irial given; pays $125 month. Cash or installments. A HOESTORE—GOOD LOCATION: CHEAP rent: 4 living-rooms; good business: repairing 0 ver expenses: rare chance. Apply this office. TEWSPAPER ROUTK 1N INTERIOR CITY. ©lose to San Francisco. For particulars apply this office. RANCH BAKERY, CANDY, and cigars. 31745 O'Farrell st. B () BUYS PAYING DRUGSTORE $ 100 worth double. Drugs, box 01 JALOUN: LONG LEASK; LOW RENT. piy at Anchor Brewery. 1431 Pacific st. TOBACCO OUTE FOK SALK ACRUSS THE BAY. IN- quire at Call Office. NO BY KOp- JIBST-CLASS STATIONARY ENGINEER, thoroughiy understands mining machinery, wishes posi:ion: good reference. Address \. K. Lox ¥2, tnis office. W ANTED—BY MIDDLE-AGED MAN (GER- man), position to take charge of clubho: any similar p ace. Address F. 5., box 125, C NONCENTRATOR RUNNER; CAN KEEP / his machines in repair: city reference. Ad- dress Concentrator. 3 Fourth st. NGINEER'S POSITION BY COMPETENT man: ten years' exnesience: city or country: refrigerating and electric lighting a specialty. Ad- dress LOUIS B. GORDON, 627 Second st. 130 OF 18 YEARS. LIVING WITH HIS PAR- ents, wishes place 1o make himselfgenerally nsefui. ' Address Boy, box 63, Call. HEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA-THR WEEKLY CALL, sent to &ny address in the United States or Canada one year for $1 80, post- age free. LODGING-HOUSLS FOR SALE. J rooms: long job, contract for ot of slairs to PHAEL'S, § Kearny st. W A N 082 1520 ariposs o work on commission. 625 Montgomery st. TOUNG GROCERY AND BAR CLEEK. FINCK COMPANY. TARPENTER WANTED; TAKE SHOP AND build. 1402 Devisadero st. GOD, BUSHELWAN WZNTED AT RA- ANTED—TAILOR AT FRE PARBER WANTED. 213 NINTH ST. RARBER FOR BAIURDAY AND SUNDAY JHOEMAKER WANTED ON KEPAIRING. 562 Mission st. 1984 Stockton st. PUOTBLACK WANTED. 307 POWELL ST.Z 84000 () EOOM HOUSE, ciearing $500.. 66 room corner house, new furniture.. 3,000 20 rooms, 0n 4th street, clearing $50, oniy.. 400 35 rooms, on Market, offer wanted. - 850 12 rooms, central, good furniture 250 . G DECKER, 1020 Market st. opp. Fifth. o %8 ROUMS WITHIN HALF A BLOC $500. Wil ent heads for domestics and linens: ouly capable men with thorough city experience need apply. Address D. G., box 81, Call Office, FIBST-CLASS TAILORS WANTED AT 504 Suiter st. Y ERMAN, 26 YEAKS OLD, WANTS POSI- tion: prefers wholesale house or manufactur- 1ng business; would like to travel, Adaress W. H., box 63, Al TEAMSTER WANTS 4, 6 Ok 8 HORSE team 10 drive; mountains preferred. J. B. M., 8U6 Folsom st. YT auass LADIRS by hand. J. G.. box 63. OUNG MAN WHO HAS BEEN WORKING in delicacies and grocery business wishes to have a position. Address CH. ULLMAK, Y. M. C. A., German branch, 208 Mason st. OACHMAN; RECENTLY FROM NORTIL ) wishes situation: nearly 5 yeers with last em- ployer; height 5 feet 10 inches: references. Ad- dress J. M. F., box 78, all « flice. \, J INUHESTRE HUUSK, 44 THIRD, NEAR Markei—kiectric lights in every room: 20J rooms; ¥5¢ 0 $150 per migh:: 3150 1o $3 pec week: free bus and bagzage 10 and from the terry. INCHESTEG AUUSE, 44 THIKD. NEAR Y Market—Electric lights in every room: 200 rooms; 25¢ to $1 50 per night: $1 50 10 $8 par wewk: fiee bus and bagwage L0 and from the secry. DRESS BEAIDER FEMALE HELY WANTED. W ANTED_AMERICAN WOMAN A5 WORK- ing housekeeser on a farm: must be without Incumbrances, good cook d kind to large children; salery $20 per mouth: aiso woman to cook for small country hotel, $20. Apply (0 W. D. EWER & CO., 626 Clay st. ERMAN OR SWEDISH HOUSEWORK | # 8 German or | girl, countrv, fare pi Scandinavian hiousework girls, ¢ $25 and $20; German or Swedish for rancn, fare paid, $:0; 2 middie-ages women for country, $15. C. R. HANSEN & CO, 110 Geary st. JAITRESS FOR FRESNO, $20: WATTRESS, first-ciass hotel, south. $20; waitiess. board: ing-houre, city, $15 'and room: waitre house, $12 Lo $15; waliress, restawant. city, week, (. R. HANSEN & (0., 110 Ge:ry si. OOK FUOR BOARDING-HO( Sk, $7 A WEEK; baker and here. $35. C. g: and country, rse, $15: girl HANSLN & COL, 110 Geary st. RELABLE FEMALE WELP FUKNISHED. MES M.JOHNSTON. 995 Murker, Tel. Mint 904 BUIU‘.‘A U OF IANFORMATION FUKNISHES bestof he p, short notice. 17 Third st. OM I ENT, THRUSIWORIHY WOMAN 5 O lineriie do man g, Ironinz. cooking or liousec eaniig by the day: best references. MK, M. CURTIS, 3367 I'wentv-sixth st., near Mission. ANTED—SITUATION AS HUUSEKEEP- er: apply from 1 10 3. Address W. K., box 16, this office. . Vy UMANWISHES 50 GO OUT BY THE DAY washing or ironiog; $1 a day. 213 Waller st., in rear. W IDOW WISHES PUSITION AS TOUSE: Jkeeper or comp.inion. Call after 12 . at 117 Taylor st. rooms 2 aud 3. VY OMAN WANTS SEWING AND MEN DT knis stockings; clothes clemaed. st, room 15. ' OUNG WOMAN WANTS WokK BY THE L day. Address L. R., box 63, Call. {XPERIENCED AND RELIABLE ENGL/SH surse; full charge of infan: or young chil Protestant; re‘erences. Address Nurse, box 136, this oflice. Y OUSG GEEMAN GIKL, § WONTHS FROM Germany, wishes place to do c00sing and geu- eral howsework. 927 York si, bet. Twenty-first and Twenty-second, VY UMAN WANTS WORK BY TIE DAY DO washing, seamstress or housework of any kind. Call M. A. M., 318 Minna st.. basement. TRST-CLASS HELP, ALL NATIONALLTTES apply. scandinevian Employment Office, 107 U’ Farrell st. 1.4 Fourtl | SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE, |3 YOUNG EXPHIESCED CANDY & O store_girs; $6t0 7 a week. C, K. HANSEN MppLs LADY WANTS PLACE | & €O, 110 Geary st. - | AW with elderly couple: small wages: object, g00d | TRECOND GIItL; COUNTRY: FAMILY OF 2 hiome: Am-rican fam |y preferred: see DARY 10 | e nusty here: mu & have litst-class reference office. C. K. HaN-EN &G, 110 Geary 5., 320 10 $25. C. R, HANREN & CO., 110 Geary s, P EEMAN MPLOYMENT O FICE, 306 MA- | GRLCOND GIRL; GOOD LAUNDRES (5 4o st turaishea bent heip o all natlonatijes. Sy e e, SEN & (0., 130 Geary s TOOK, $40: NURKE, $15; 12 HOUSEWORK C giris. city and conuiry, $20 and $25; 8 young girls, assist, $10 to $ib. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. D GERMAN NUKSERY GOVERN: ess, $20. MI-S CULLEN, 323 Sutter st ’Ri:mum GrRMAN NUBSE, §20. MISs CULLeN. 323 Sutter st. FIRLOR WOMAN FOE HOUSKWORK, $15, G'§'eép nome. M1SS CULLEN, 323 Sntters. for coffee- | Nll stry cook, country hotel, see psrty | PIRST-CLASS COATMAKER WANIED AT BU4 Sutter st. ARBERS—FOR EMPLOYMENT CALL SEC. P. C. Barbers’ Assn. 8. FUCHS, 325 Grantave. 1 LACK FOR SATURDAY, 32 THIRD or the Emperium. Inquire in book- st.: barbersnop. store, 15 Fourth st. ? D BY LAKGE DRY-GO )DS JoTAB- | TTKST INVESIMENT IN TOWN: 16 WELL- 15 turnished rooms; good reason for seling. 614 Eacramento st. ARGAIN, 1F SOLD IMMEDIATKLY — 26 rooms: good location: rent cheap. £05 Minna ] KOOMS: RiNT $25; MUST SELL IMME- 2] Giately: bert baream in city. 547 Howard st. N BUYING OR SELLING ROGMING-HOUSES call A. M. ELKIN, House B er, 906 Market. LEASANT FURNISHED HOUSE, 25 ROUMS, ment secretary, CONRAD TROKLL. 867 Clay. ARGER-CHAIRS WANIED: 1 OR 2 10- gether; pay cash. Adcress 5., box 8, Cail. “/ ANTED—AN ACTIVE GENTS' FURNISH- room 7, between 4 and 6 P M. OUKNEYMEN BAKGISKS EMPLOYMENT near Sixth at.: ail full: sold ata bargain; sick- secretary, H. BERNARD, 102 ~eventh st. ness. J., box 1:5, this oftice. AKBEKS PROLACIIN K UNION BMPLOY- 14 ROOMS WELL FUKNISHE O T $-‘5ZO. all sunny; all full: a sacrifice: to be 301 before the 1st. Apply 264 Thira st OUSE_OF 10 ROOM> ANEWLY FUSR nished: reasonable. 20214 Turk st. Y 16 WELL LIuHTED ROOMS H Teat. 544 Sixth: ing goods salesman. Apply 523 Marketst., 10rs FROM 15 T0 17 YEARS OF AGE ) wanted. Aprly at 200 Sutter st. CCUKDION-PLAYER; COUNTRY DANCE hall. 1126 Market st.. room 27, 1 and 2 0-day. 0 TAILORS—COAT. VEST AND PANT- makers wanted; apply at11and 5 at the Ste- vensomscreet entrance. CHABLES LYONS, wholesale tailor, ete., 721 Market st. suitabie lodging house: B UNDERWOOD, 76 RGAINS IN LODGIN hanges in real estate. Market st. 7 LODGING-HOUSES, ALL PRICES. TOSUIT { O buyers.” PHELPS & CO., 917 Larkin st. WELL-FAYING LOUGINGHOUSE: 15 Tooms; 1O reasonsble offer refused. 0UBLy Jessie st. OTEL, RESTAURAN I'S WISHING COOKS, waiters, St. Louis Casino. 215 3d. NAUMA. TANTED - SEAMEN AT THOMPSON'S, Califoraia House, 103 Clark st. below Davis. ECRUITS WANTED FOR THE UNITED ~taies Marine Corps. United States Navy: able-bodied unmarried men, between the ages of 21 and 50 years. who are citizens of the United “tates, or those who have legaliy d-clared their intention 10 become citizens: must be of £ood character and habits and able 10 speak, read and write English, and. between 5 fe-t 5 incnes and 6 feet in height. For further Information apply a: the Recruiting Office, 20 Kllls st., San Francisco, Cal. JOR SALE—ACCO SICKNESS, -CHAIR barber-shop: firsi-class location. 869 Mission. ANTED,1ULCULLECT WAUES LUK LABUK ersdclerks. KNOX Collection Agoy, 110 Sutter VW ANTED-BAKBER 10 BUY =K1 OF BAR- ber-shop furniture of latest style; very re onabie: a rare oportunity. Apply Peerless Si ing Parior, 1 Kilis st. NEW WALDO HOUSE, 765 MISSION. BT, 3dard 4th—incle furnished rooms. night 16¢to 50c;week $1 to £2 50; readinz room :strictest atten- tion to morning ¢ lean: quiet; opea all night. -I ARGEST LOUGING-HOUSE I3 THE CITY, 4400 rooms, o let from 10c to 15¢night: 70¢ 10 $1 50 week. Lindell House, Sixth and Howard. W ANTED—LABURKES ANU MKCHANICS 10 know that Kd Koikin, Reno House propris- tor, etill_runy Denver House, 217 “Third ax: 130 \ A BARGAIN—LODGING-HOUSE . in Oakland: 41 rooms; all _occupied sl)mx fine: rent $100: good WLEY, room 310, Safe De- FURNITURE $OK SALE. UR NEW 10RE 15 COMPLETED AND W are in it: four floors, running from Mission to Minna st. in ail 114 acres of floor space. are packed with household zoods of all kinas, parior, bedroom and kiichen outfits of ali kinds and in endiess variety: if you are thinking of purchasing anything needed ina home, from a pairof plan- kets toa completely furnished house, pay us a 'visit; it costs you nothing; our numbers are 1017, 1019, 1021 and 1023 Mission st., aboveSixth J. NOONAN. BUC‘K GHAM FU prices; turniture, carpe| sion st. $160 loc: posit JRE CO.—LOW EST all grades. 866 Mis- T L J. NEUMANN'S, 117 SIXTH ST., FOR lowest prices on househoid goods, new or £00d s new: cash or time: open evenings. 4 SARPRTS: CHAMBEE ~SEis 814 stoves, $5: ' parior sets, $20; folding-beds, $10: bas outfits. T. D. MCCARTHY, 764 Mission. URNITURE, STOVES, CARPETS, COUM ters, showcases. ANDERSON, 1121 Market st. ING FURNITURE C0.,1127-29-81 MARKET, I\ farnish 4 roo: 8 10 £50;best bargains in city kUKNITURE WANTED. TGHEST CASH PrICE PAID FOR FURNI- ture. saloon fi xtures and grocery stocks; send postal KNBERG, 734 Foisom st. ANInU—SECOND-nAND FURNITURE; will pay good prices. 7 City Hall ave. OMAN WITH A CHILD AS HOUSEKERP- er, $12. MISS(UILEN, 333 futter st W ORKING HOUSKKEEPER, 12 MISS CULLEN. 323 Sutter st. . AITRESS, §6 A WEER: WAITKRS 2 w wees: B waiiresse: , $15 and room : junch and girls for box faciory: house- girl. Alameda, $15; gizl, Gean . $10: girl, | O'Farrell_street, $15; girl. W “reet, | #15: girl, Sonora, Ci,, § Sutter st., #12; girl for Nnpa: girl for Valiejo; house- keeper. country: girl, kddy $15. giris, $8. 810 and $12 jer month, a girls, 5 Swiss. MAKTIN'S, 749 Market st. W ANTED — HOTEL =~ WATTRESS, *#20: ranch cook, $25: 4 cooks. German s'vle, $25 and $30: German nurse, $30: rding- hou e, §7 week: and u larze number of cooking and housework. J. F. CROSET’ 316 Sutter st. W ONAN,_WITH A CHILD, TO COOK 0N ranch, 816 to $20: wailresses, housswork girls, etc. MURKAY & READY. Leading Km- vloyment Agen:s, 634 and 686 C lay st. &Co., Y OUNG GIKL WOULD LIKE A L UATION 10 assist in |ight housework or mind one or two children. Picase call or address 222 8ty branch bakerr. S1 RONG DANISH GIRL WANT~ WORK BY th: day washirg or housecieaning or work of any xind.” Apply 5u0 Broderick st. RY FIKSI-CLASS DEESSMAKLER: ALSO children's sowing: $125 a day AddiessO. M., box 85, Call. / OUNG WOMAN 10 GO OUT BY TH: DAY, wash. iron and cleap. Please call 430 Union. EALTHY WETNURSE DESIRES POSE tion. _Address Nurse. box b5, Cail. M P\ DDLE-AGED WIDUW WISHRS A SITUA- tion as housekeeker or Work by the day. Ad- dress 1502 ~tock ou st MIDULE-AGED LADY WISHES FOSITION Worxing housekeeper in country; g.od 00K, etc. _Apply 21Seventh st ‘ ANTED — BY A COMPETENT YOUNG lady position as cashier {n restaurant: can give highest ren rences and security, Address i 3., box o1, this oflice, TIRLS OF ALL NATIONALITIES, TO FILL varigus positions, from $1% to $25. German Employhent Office. 308 Mason st. IDVLE-AGED WOMAN HOUSEKEEPER, $16 month: German nursegirl, $20: good cook for small boarding-house. 315 Sutter s°. 85 A | 10 airis, $15; 5 Gernan, 6 Danish, 3 i ir g for | i Iarge 100ms: 25¢ per nigh:: $1'10 $3 per week. TIOES ! SHOES! SHOES! NEW 10 ORDER: shoes: first-class repairing: work guaranieed. « te beer or wine bc; best free luuch. 643 Ciay. sdeas: they may bring you weaith, Write JOHN offer and list of 200 inventions wanted. Pacific Fouse, Commercial und 1.eicesdortt sts. Hotel: branch 767 Market, opp. Will & Finck's.S. £+ VUMD 106 10 IbC Fal NIGHL: sue av i FYOU WANT GUOD PRICES FOR FURNE tere and merchandise see BURD, 211 Larkin. TGHER PRICe 1 HAN ANYWHERE PAID by Indiana Auction Co,1057 Market.opp.Jones SASH PALD FOR ENTIRE HOUSES Uk smaller lots of furniture, cerpets, ei BOWCH K S CAEPET CLEANIN (ITY STEAM CARPET CLEANING | cleans, moves. lays carpets. 6. H. STEVEN Mgr, 38 and 40 kignth st.; telephone South 2 AENUVATED Tenth: s successors. OSEDALE HOUSE, 821 ELLIS, NEAR TAY- 25¢ might; reading-room. any style, $3 up: mistiis and cast-off_shoes bough: or exchanged: larze stock of second-hand 749 Mission st., near Grand Upera-house. . SBION WaNTS 100 MEN TO GET BOT- TANTD—AN 1IDEA: WHO CAN THINK OF some simp.e thingto patent? Protect your WEDDERBURN & CU., Dept. L, Patent Attor- neys, Washingion. D. C, for their $1500 prize BT IN CLEY--5IMNG 5 _ROUMS, 15, 30 AND 25 cents per night. $1. $1 25, 31 60 per week. NS HALF-SOLING, 60c.: LADIES, 400.: Gone while you wait. 858 Sarkat, opp. Paiss TPEY ACME HUUSL, 907 MAKRKAT o1 J. low Sixth. for a room: 2bca nigl ‘\“‘;‘lhll":t ver week. - Oriental. 225 Drumm st. W A CHERTER HOUS K 44 THIRD ST, NEAK TED WITH LN YOU BECOME DISGU 100 Shidoe ¥ night, including wutes t.. near Kearnr. €24 Washington TrD, YOUR SHOKS— WE RE W & upto10 o'clock every night: e ot ing through the day can have their snoes repaired atnight while you wait: ladies’ soling, 85¢; men's #oling, 50c: fine shoes made 1o order 'rom $2 up: Tvehave alot of shoes, been demaged by water. ai °ss than one-fourth ' thelr value. from 25c up to $250. 162 Mission st.. bet. First st and Second st. A rolis 3iarket : 200 rooma, 25 cents a nighs: Tenaine: | W ‘work send to SPA ULDING'S Ploneer Cac- room: free bns and baguage to and :m'r: ihe ‘.g pet fié’:flu rWm‘k.s. 35357 Tehama st : tel ::‘ ANIEU—SiNGLE Kouals, 166 A DAY VASCH CARPET CLE W Veek: 100ms for two, 25¢ a day, $1 wees; A guup:. tel. Main $94. § =, F anee, reading-room: daily pavers. 6 £ B, MI1CHELL CARPEI-ULEANING CO. MEN TG Tann TODWING AT 10 ias | J . b s ayard. Tel. Mis. 74, « 240 14th st.: cleaning ' L. N, 56 LAYVING, de: KU A v ten dessin 944, Burniton. 198th v - S CAnFei ZEALING WORAS “ub i men s iolepnown cas: 126, KD AT GERAT WESIEKN CARPAT T g Works. 11 kighth s MAIN OFFICE 26 AND 27 ( DUAY C.eanin: AGENTS WANTED. ANTED—RESPECTABLE MIDDLE-AGED Wwidow to keep house for 2. Address &. K., box 18, this offtit ‘NF ANTED—-YOUNG LADY IN FACTORY. Apply 22 Turk st., 9 A. . OUNG GIKL TO MIND BABY: GOUD HOME and small wages. 1012 Jackson st. URNKGIRL: BLEEP HOME. APPLY BE- fora 12, 781 Suiter s, room 112, OUNG WOMAN FOR LIGH I' HOUSEWORK; nochildren: $10. Tuolg Natoma st. IDULE-AGED WOMAN WANTED. 1104 Mission'st., 10om 12 (We come House). . W ALER FILTERS, $1 50; MAY MAKE Y 0U rich; exclusi: ory. ¥ AR usive terricory. BRICK & CO,, 777 GENTS—HLIDAY BLOKS: FOUR BOOKS n;rmnmd by one prospectus; first agent re- Kbscription Deparment, THE WA TF ARLAS ment, ¥ RAY (D, 728 Market st % o PARTNERS WANTED, PA RTNER IN WELL-ESTABLISHED butcher business: need 1o. be bute 3 Lacnna st and 1vs ave ey N Co. J Slehtn sr.: tei. Jessie 1051 TYPEWRITERS, SMITH PREMIER: ALSO RENT GENTS ol kimdsof trpewriters. L.&M. AL- Ex AnER"E Co., 110 Montgomery st., write for cirou ar. SGTON, $40; ~MITH, 850; SEND FOR Rfi‘:fl:‘:fix I8 T&BAN N AN, 383 Montg'y WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS. AT ANTED_GANOLINE LAUNCH ABOUT 80 W AN ouz. Adaress W. fi. KRAUSE, Living: ston, Cal. BY LDINGS BOUGH LS LUMBER, SASHES, 1168 Mission st. IDDLE-AGED WOMAN, SCANDINAVIAN or German, for genersl housework. 3891 24th. TEST-CLASS TAILOKESSES WANTED, 603 sutter st ¥ ¥ M F KOOMS WANTED. ”v ANTED—CHKAP SUNNY OFFICK, NEAK Calitornta and Kearny; i Parc o e uy; must be low, J., box doors, mantels. etc., for sale. O%ch« repaired. MUND, 113346 Miission. LD AND > LVEK BOUGHT: JEWEL TELL YOUK BOUKS, CLUTHI G AND JEW- beu—y 10 A, KLEIN, 109 Sixth st.; send posiaky