The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, November 11, 1896, Page 12

12 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, LITTLE CRIPPLE'S PECULIAR RACE It Got Owner Humphrey and Jockey Cechran in Troublfe. Receding in the Betting, the Gelding Made a Very Poor Showing. QUANTRELL, AT 60 TO 1, WON. Ostler Joe Gal'op>¢ In a Winner—Red- dington a Great Mud ark—Char- treuss II Disgraced. Little Cripple, the brown gelding owned by Bookmaker John Humphrey, bquo one of his crutches in the mile and a six- teenth race run at Ingleside yesterday, and his weak showing evoked a stern re- buke from the officials in the stand. The gelding opened an especial favorite in the betting with Ostler Joe, the books laying 8 to 5 acainst either. The wise money caused the Ostler’s price to be cut a trifle, while Little Cripple went back to twos. The black horse from Montana made his own running, and won with charming ease from his full sister, Jack Follansbee’s Hermanita. Marcel was third, a bushel of lengths in front of Cripple. Of course, those who strung their con on the chances of Ostler Joe looked pleased, while the supporters of Little Cripple wore a savage and disgruntied look. The judges promptly suspended Earl Cochran, who rode Cripple, and decided to refuse the entries of Bookmaker Hum- pbrey until they are able to make some sort of ap adjustment of the unexpiicable entanglement. As a fitting finale, the sbowing made by Mr. Humphrey’s mare Chartreuse II, the1to 2favorite for the final race of the dav, was another very in- teresting pyrotechnical display. Showing speed in reserve during the early stages of the ranning she stopped to nothing in the teh, finishing an interesting fourth. Whetber the two horses beaten have lost the sharp edge they exbibited in former races or whether this edge became dulled from the short prices laid in the books is | problematical. Outside of the win of the 60 to 1 out- sider Quantrell in the second maiden two- year-oid event, the racing was marked by nrothing eventful. Two of the favorites oniy were successful, the defeat of the others being attributed for the most part to the going, which was muddy. The at- tendance and betting were quite up to the average. Green Morris got Inflammator out of the maiden class. choice over nine other youngsters that had as vel to reach the wire 1n advanee of their fields, and coming from sixth posi- ion in the stretch, won easily from Popin- 8y. 2 Among the nine starters in the second division of maiden youngsiers February Jooked about the most eligible and wae sent to the post an 11 to & favorite. Murphy never seemed able to get him to the front and he finished fifth. Passing Alazan below the paddock the rank out- sider Quantrell, with a lad named Claw- son in the saddle, forged into the lead and hnished haifa length in advance of the first-namea Lwo-year-old. Jay W heeler was third. W. B. Sink’s mare Sister Mary came out of her long retirement and, as one of the seven starters in the fourth race, over seven furlongs, was made a warm even- money chance. She performed very cred- itably, but could pever get closer than two lengihs to Reddington, who ran like a wild borse in the heavy going and won under double wraps. The winrer coupled with: Sabeila was held at 2 to 1 in the books. Another long-priced outsider crept into notoriety in the concluding six-furlong sprint. After Road Warmer, a 5 to 1shot, had led the field to within thirty yards of the finishing post, Enos brought the 25 to 1 chance Two Cheers up, and in a punish- e drive got the decision by a head in 1:18. St. Aignon was a comfortable third. Notes. This will be ‘“iadies’ day” at Ingleside, and six events are cown for decision on the card. nisted one for their edification. is one of especial excellence. Ed Purser 1s back in California, and now l He was an even-money | T | Becretary Leake says the ladies are in love with hurd!e races, and has fur- The card the small fry will have a leader to follow _ The tall plunger had a very successful sea son East and returns wreathed in smiles and well supplied with Eastern green- backs. He is accompanied by Pete Gaff- and the Maloney boys. he annual sale of Palo Alto stock farm’s yearlings will be held on Thursda evening, November 12, at Killip & Co.’s salesyard, corner Market street and Van Ness avenue. The get of the noted st lions Fiambeau, Racine, imp. Cyrus and Flood are all represented, and the young- sters are said to be a grand-looking lot. Ben Benjamin’s two-year-old Valdos made a very creditable showing in the first race. Had be not stumbled forty yards from the wire, the biack fellow | would proabably have beaten Popinjay out for place honors. Moreno, with Goiden up, displayed the Darebin’s weil-known liking for the mud. The filly looked like a winner at the head of the stretch. F A strong tip was prevalent on Popinjay, but he is many, many pounds from siake form. The purse won by Geyser on Monday has been protest-d by “Curley” Shields, owner of the third horse, Sepoy. Mr. Shields claims that Geyser as well as Scotch Rose, who finisiied second, are both owned by J. B. Haggin. The Turf Congress rules compel horses running in the same interests to be coupled in the betting, otherwise they are liable to dis- qualification. The protest lodged was not without its effect, for vesterday Sabella and Reddington, although entered in dif- ferent trainers’ names, were coupled in the betting. Neither Jack Atkins nor his partner, Tommy Lottridge, the owners of Quan- trell, bet a dollar on the colt. He was sick during their Eastern trip, and an- other thing that kept them off was the resence of Clawson in the saddle. Coady ad been encaged to ride, but as William Murry, with whom Coady ie under con- tract, had an entry in the race, that jockey could not ride, and the owners of Quantrell ¢id not think little Clawson strong enough to ride the El Rio Rey youngster. M. E. Casey, a steeplechase rider, got mixed upin an argument with a couple of Pinkerton men in the saddling paddock | und was given a rapid walk out the main entrance, George Cochran had a $5 bet on Little Cripple and George says that Willie Martin also backed the brown fielding. Jack Martin, a three-year-old gelaing, by George Kinney, made his California debut yesterday and loomed up very prominently to the stretch. Muddy going is evidently to his liking. Following are to-day’s entries: First race, six and a half furlongs, three- year-old fillies—Cadenza 110, 67 Preceptress 105, 68 Lucille 110. 72 Imp. Miss Brummel 105, Spry Lark 110, 55 Marjorie 105. Second race, tive furlongs, two-year-olds— 60 Tea Rose 112, 63 Horatio 100, 69 Mercutio 106, 51 Candelaria 111, Modestia 97, 39 Minta Owen 97, Anabasis 100. " | Third race, six furlongs, selling—57 Day- | light 101, 59 Moran 98, 36 Urbit 107, 79 Mo | terey 106, 71 Tonino 100, Excuse 104, 70 Duke Stevens 106, Svlvia 104, 67 McFarlane 103, Earl Cochrane 104, Articus 112, 62 unna | 102, 16 Jack Atkins 104, 73 Irma 105, 76 Jack | Martin 102. Fourth race, six furlongs, purse—Perseus 99, | Moylan 102, 56 Bobemian Lass 84,78 Sabilla 104, 67 imp. Santa Bella 99. Fifth race, one and & fourth miles, hurdle— 65 Governor Budd 124, 12 Zaragosa 148, 61 Arundel 150, Cicero 151, 49 Bert 147, 36 Gold Dust 148. ¢ Sixth race, six furlongs, sellihg—Minnie | Cee 109, 73 Encine 99, 52 Shield Bearer 108, 70 Artist 110, 54 Jack Richelieu 106,70 San Marco 105, 64 Peril 101, 48 Heartsease 100, 73 Walter J 101, 68 Doubtinl 96, (52) Artemus 109, 67 Model 105, 57 Goldbug 107, Tenacity 107. VETTER ESTAT= CONTEST. A Sister of the Decedent Demands Ail the Property. Mrs. Rosine Grant has filed in Judge Coffey’s court a curt contest to the will of the late Mrs. Caroline Vetter, which in- | strument was offered for probate by F. J. Vetter who was named the principal beneficiary. Mrs. Grant declares that F. J. Vetter is not the son of the late Caroline Vetter, the aileged testatrix, and that Louise Caroline Vetter, another legatee, is nota | grandchild of the deceased. The contest further sets forth that at the time Caroline Vetter signed the pre- tended will here mentioned she was suf- ferfng great physical and mental weak- | ness “incident to the death of her hus- band, Aifred Vetter; that F. J. Vetter was residing in the same house with her and had her under his influence ana con- irol; that deceased just prior to her death revoked said wiil and instructed F. J. Vetter to destroy it, but that he fraudu- lently failed to do so, purposing to reiain to himself the advantages that would ;accrue if the will should be deciared valid. Mrs. Grant says that she is a sister of Mrs. Vetter and is the sole heir to the estate, whicb is valued at $75,000. e ———— Disappearance of & Domestic. Annie Girle is missing. She left her home on Guerrero street last Friday, since when the police and the Society for the Prevention o1 Cruelty to Children have been looking for her. She isa domestic. No cause is given for her disappcarance. Her father has searched high and low without getting the slightest trace and he is much disturbed. Aunnie Girle is de- scribed as comely looking. Another girl dis- ppeared at the same time and the two are supposed to be hiding somewhere in this City. PACIFIC COAST JOCKEY CLUB. ELEVEN'[H DAY, Tuesday, November 10. Track muddy. Winter meeting, 1896-97, Weather fine. 75, FIRST 8ACE—Five turiongs; maiden; two-year-olas; allowances; purse £400. andex:| £ Horse, walght ! st.| 14 1% 3% s | Fin. Jockey. ofif i ) 69 08| 2 61 | 434 41| 1h |w.Martin.... |65 5 108| 1 53| 5%l 2h| 22 | hepura 0 1 : 105 1 2u'| 2n| 8h| 3h [snider 15 12 | Morruz. 108 7 | 83| 1n| 13| 44 |Golden 157 1s |Cathrine heGrea: 108 3 1h'| 3n| 62| 5e|Mcalore 6 8 .| D. Marun. 7h 72 6 6 44| knos 8 15 ; 41| 63| 7 74" |~pencir. 20 30 84| 81| 8 88 [Cochran. 10 12 S, inning Bo 9:0| 520 9 94 (McKenn 50 s ....... Argestes. .. 107 10 | 10 | 10 |Lew. 10 15 00d start. Won pandiis. Winaer, G. B. Morris’ b. c., by imp. Brutus-Ariola. Time, 1:067 76, SECOND RACE—Mile and a sixteenth; selling: three-year-olds and upward: purse $400, - N = Tnd. | Horse, age, weight. |t ser. | 1o, I Jockey. op "y 58 |Ostler Joe, 3......105 1 3 (46) | Hermani a, 4....118| 2| | 8 "3 58 | Marcel, 5. 108 4| 8 54 |Li te Cripyic, 6110 & | PETRErTy ack Martin, 3. 4 3 58 |Joe Terrs, 8....1101| 5 o e o] Good start. Won haudily. Winner, W. D. Randall's . by F TR . ©., by Fresnosister to Jim Douglas. 7. VAIED RACE—¥ive furlongs; maiden two-year-olds; allowances; parss $400. Index.| Horse weight. [St| 14 % | % | se | Fm. Jookey. |op " | Quantrent 108 6 T% | 88 | 13 | 13, |G Jlazan 2 100 07 0a8 | S e & 5 85 | 86 | & 83 [Freeman. 52 52 1 32 1 2b | 8% | 4n B Jones 6 12 7 415 | 4n | 3 52 |7 Murpny. 3 1is 3 én | 74 | 7 83 |McHugh 38t ein0 8 5h | 61 | 435 | 76 |Shepata. 8 5 4 2h | 3n {8 820 |Frawley. 15 18 s/ s ) ) # |, Dennison:il[15- 100 Winner, Atkin & Lotiridge’s ch. ¢, b, EI Kio Rey-Addie O'Neil, 7K. FOURTH RACK—Seven furlongs; all ages: conditions; allowances parss 8400, Betting; sl 4 | % | % |ex|wm Jockey. |ope "G 54 | Reddinzton, 3 RPN U T v weuu o |Sis e Mary, 8 3| 4n | 2n | 22 | 28 | i} i 43 5% |Sabilia, 4. 6158 53 3h 33 310 * * 55 | Bl | o3 |81 | i) 4 Y] SN 5|33 | 81 |44 | 8 55 30 110 8i 712 7 7 7 63 4 150 62 | ed Idie, 4.. 4120 | a5] 610 8¢ | 7 ‘160 Boo Good st ri. Won easily. Winner, E. F. Smith's b. g, = 1S A o ey, Wion s b.g., by Emperor of Norfolk-Angelique. Time, T4, FIFTH RACE—Six furlongs; selling; three-year-olds and up: purse $400. Index.| Horse, age. weight. st 14 Y % 54 |Two heers, 5... 104| 5 BET -|Road Warmer, 3. 9o| 1 15 | 15, *L. Aignon, 104| 7 73 615 Chartreuse 15, 5. 99| 3 2h | 2n .{Trappean, 3 6. 5h 53, onterey, 4 4 83 | 74 r Phitap. 8 3 31 | 44 Ruthiedge, 8 8 8 300 Good start. Won drivisg. Winner, N. . Hall’s br. g., by Three Cheers-Lady Emms. Time, 1715, A RESERVATION FOR THE LEPERS Novel Scheme Ad- vanced by a Local Physician. The He Thinks They Should B: Pre- vided For by the Gov- ernment. SENATORS FAVOR THE PLAN. Only One Hundred and Fifty Thou- sand Dollars Ne:ded to Lare for the Unfortunates. * Dr. George L. Fitch addressed a com- munication to the Board of Supervisors yesterday on the subject of a Government reservation for the lepers of the country, asking co-operation in procuring one. Dr. Fitch has evidently made a close study of the matter, for he goes into details regard- ing the number of lepers in the country and the manner in which the disease was incurred. In his introductory remarks Dr. Fitch says the United States is the dumping- ground of the lepers of the world, and that there are few States where there are no cases. He cites Jowa, Minnesota, Oregon, Dakota, Washington and New Mexico as States where colonies of lepers have been gathered aud isolated from their fellow- men. Toe fact that they are spread over 80 great a territory, in his estimation, pre- cludes the caring for the outcasts by any one State or community, and he advances the idea that they should be amply pro- vided for by the National Government. His idea is that they should not be im- prisoned in a pesthouse, but should be lo- cated on a large tract of land in some isolated section, where they could have plenty of free air and room and be free from the humiliation of being watched, and also from the danger of communi- cating the disease to others. He sugwests that a location be selected somewhere in the foothills, the Pajato Valley, for in- stance, where 2500 acres of land could be purchased for about $10 per acre, or $25,000. The cost of the necessary buildi:gs and implements he computes at $60,000 and the expense for maintenance, outside of what tue unfortunates could do for themselves, at $65,000, making a total of $150,000, which he says would be a small sum for the Government to expend for so great an ob- ject. He computes the number of lepers in the State at twenty-five and the num- ber in the country at 300. Dr. Fitch says he has had conversations with Senator White,Congressmen Barham and Maguire, and all have promised co- operation in an attempt to induce the Government to meke the necessary appropriation. He also says that Dr. Carter of the State Board of Health of Iowa, while on a recent visit to this City, discussed the matter with him, and ex- pressed a belief that the scheme was not only feasible, but neces ary. Dr. Carter promised to use his influence with the Na- tional Legislature of his State to gain the desired end. Dr. Fitch requests the Board of Super- visors to communicate with the Super- visors of the various counties in the Siate, asking them to co-operare in the matter. Mayor Sutro, president of the Board of Healtn, said yesterday that he was heartiy in favor of such a movement, and that te bad always maintained that the Govern- ment was the proper gnardian of the lepers, since the mujority were aliens who came here toescape being contined in their native countries. In Memory of Jacob Z. Davis. The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Childron met yesterday and elected a comm - tee, consisting of Colonel Sonntag, presiaent of the society, and Messrs. Giibert a.ache aud L T. Milliken, to preparé resolutions concern- ing the death of Jacob Z. Davis, who was a ai- rector of the society. lots 12 and 13, block 5, amended Map, Moss Tract, Brooklyn Township: $10. Joseph wni Jane Brand nsiein 1o Lizzie C. Dean, lot on XN line of Tay or ave.ue, 246.64 W of Caro- line sircet, W 8 by N'122, bein. the \v 35 feet of Iot 11, block A, map of portion of original \ ischer Tract, Alameda: $10 Henrv Eckley to Caroline A. Eckley, ot on NF line Briggs avenue, 80 Sk of High, SE 100 by N 203, beiug lots 18 and 19, Briggs’ Tract, Alamed Joseph M. Crabam to Sarah C.Graham, lot C, biock 27, Alameda Park Homestead. Alsmeda: siti. Faxon D. Atherton to George A. Goodell, lot on N corner Dnn; n'l‘nln nue:ssw 70, NE_ 00, SE 70. SW 100 (o beginuing, Haywards, Eden Township: $150. SAN FRANCISCO **CALL.™ BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco CALL— 710 Market stree:, open until 12 o'clock every Dight in the year. BRANCH OFFICES—527 Montgomery street, corner Clay; open unil 9:30 o'clock. 889 Hayes street, open until 9:30 o'clock. 718 Larkin street, open until 9:30 o'clock. EW. corner Sixteenth and Mission sireeis, opem until § o'clock. 2618 Mission street, open until § o'clock. 136 Ninth street. open until 9:30 o'clock. NOVEMBER 11, 1896 SITUATIONS WANTED—Continued. Pt e N TR L AL U it 0 PETENT AND | XPELIENCBD STEN: ographer and tvpewriter Jesires & position; reference. S., box 149, (his office. Rx’syncrw.z WOMAN WISHES WORK iy b the day washing o cleaniog. Address 15 ssling s ELTABLE WOMAN WISHES A POSITION s working house- eeper: no objection to wid- ower's famiiy: no trifi-rs. Cail or address M. M. L. 355 Twenty-second st. - Y OUNG J: WIS: WOMAN DESIRES SITUA- i, tion to do zeneral housework for .ewish fam- . 451 Natoma st. Pusrnum AS HOUSEKEEPER IN LODGING- bouse or hotel. Address S H., box 120, Call. HFELP WANTED—Continnad HFFLP WANTED—Contianed. AITR] COUNTRY HOTFKL, $20 AND room; waiiresses, City, §20 and room, call early: chamberm-id, country hotel. §.0, room, etc.: girl for ass:stant, etc., 'n sma:l restaurant, $3 a week: woman cook, $25, room, etc.. yo ng girl, assist In smali botel, $12 and room gicl, . meds, cal., $20; girl, Berkeley, (al, $2u; giri for Alameda, Cal, $15. girl for \acavile, Cal,, $15; @rl_for Bigks, Cal. $20: girl. Fulton st., $15: @i, Truckee, Cai., $15: girl, Biake st., £15: girl for bakery. call early; eirl, Pk 3 iri, Laguna st., $18: girl. Gougn roderick st., $15: girl, Butie C1 n aged woman, San Rain i Telo, Cas’ 17 voung giris, $8, $10 and $12 per month, assist. e'c., nice families; 9 German, 7 Swede, b Danish girls. MAKTI\'S, 749 Miarket 'st. UMAN WANTS CLOTHES TO BEEPAIR; #lso knits men’s socks and Wri.t-warmers. 114 ¥ourth st.. room 15. OMPETENT IRISH GIRL WISHES A SITU- ailon to do cooking or general housework In & privaie family, CalS329 I'wenty-se ond st., near Valencla. OMPETENT GERMAN COOK WISILi8SIT- bl C ustion; best of references. Please cal 250513 Mission st HOROUGH C'OK, AMERICAN, WANTS si:uation in American family. H., box 68, this office. MILDLE-AGED _WOUAN. ~FIRST-CLASS German or American cook: no objection to plamn washing: references. Apply 546 Jessie st. Y OUNC WOMAN DESIRES TO GO AS TRAV- eling co punion: food seamstress. Apply 131 Taylor st., room 3. REEINED LADY WOULD LIKE A POSL tion for light work or care of 1 child: refer- ences: do not wr t-: ply. MES. S, 860 lease call: men need not ap- ission 3. Y OUNGGIEL WANTS PLACE 10 DO GEN- oral housework; good references. Apply 216 urk st. W OMAN WANTS COOKING OR HOUSE- work. Call at 31 Ash ave. for 2 duys. EAT YOUNG GIRL HAVING BEST OF references would like to do general house- Work or care of chiidren: couniry preferred. MISS THIAS, 1221 O'Farrell st. 7OUNG LADY DESIRES A POSITION a8 housexeeper. 200 Turk st., room & ANTED—WAITRESS AND CHAMBEK- muud, country hoel, $20, see party here at 10 to-day; Protestan: cook, 2 in fami ©, $25; 3 cooks. German style, $25 and $30: Protestant second girl, $20, and a lsrze number of cirls for house work. J. F. CROSETY & €O, 316 Sutter st. COUATRY HOTEL, cooks, housework gir's, etc. MURRAY DY, Leading <mployment Agents, 6.4- WALT i ESE 2 3% & TF ZMAN WO (AN AS 10US. erman girl for honsework. #: 2 second gir's. § 5; American INT-HERS AND XPERIENCrD PLUSH hands. DAVIDSON & MILLER. 21 Post s IRST-CLASS TAILORESS ON COAYS. 33244 Clementina st. SEUMAN GENERAL HOUSEWORKE good cook: 2 in family: take care of 1 chil 8000 wages; references. Call between 8 and 12, 1128 Laguna si. TERMAN WOMAN WANTED FOR GENF. G ral housework ; country place; 4 persons. L. K., box 103, Call. ERS AN GIRL WANTED FOR SECOND work, $16. 306 Mason st. GIRL 6 TO 18 T GH[ HOUSEWORK; 38 0 $10: small family. 1283 Noe st. 700D FINISHER ON OUSTOM COATS. 942 Folsom st. IDDL -AGED _WOMAN Howard st. FOR LIGHT small wages. 764 AULICE Ur MEETINGS. @ EXCELSIOR LODGE NO. 1686, F. and_A. (WEDNESDAY) EVENING, November 11, 8t 7:30 o'clock. _ First degree w MISSION LODGE N . 169, F. A. M.—Called meeting THIS olclock. First degree. By order of 'the W. M. ¥ & D, BUNKER, Sec. [ 44, F. and A, M.—Meeting THIS o'clock. Third degree. THEO. FROLICH, Secretary. @md A. M. —Called meeting THI! WEDNESDAY. at 7:30 p. M.- D. 11 By WTEE FORMER RESIDENTS OF OLD Tuolumne and other mining counties street, Oukland, on SATURDA Y,November 14, at 8 o’clock sharp. C. B. RUTHERFORD, Pres. (department of pharmacy, University — i he annual meeting of stocktold- 0, on THURSDAY, November 12, 1896, 30 P M. 0170 A. W e 1HE, Secretary. WO! the stockholders of the CALIFOKNIA fAKERS CORPORATION will be held at 1.—=pecial m-etiug THIS THEO. E. S311H, Secretary. (WEDNESDAY) EVENING, at 7:30 NT MORIAH LODGE NU. (WEDNESDAY) EVENING, at v:snA CROCKETT LODGE NO. 159, I. orderot the W. M. 'H. FURTRIEDE, Sec A Wil banquet at the Ross House, 469%4 inth CALIFORNTIA COLLEGE O PHAR d in the college, 113 I ulton st. Ssn THE R GULAR ANNUAL MEETING amber of Commerce, 431 California st., San the C Francisco, on WEDN. SDAY, November 18, 1896, commencing at 10 o’clock A. M. J. H. WHFELL -, Secretary. SPECIAL NOTICES. B& CAS FIXIURES MADE 10 ORD-R: cheapest place in the city. HUF SCHMIDT, 628 Golden Gate ave. & BAD TENANTS EJECTED, $3. COOK. Law aud Collection Office, 1023 Market st. INCIEs, EX HOUSE, 48 THIED ST, i Market: 200 rooms: 25c to $1 850 per Hight #1560 1088 per week: convenlent and respectaole. 1ree bns and bagzare to and from the ferrv, —_— SITUATIONS W ANTLD-MALE. "\ R. HANSON & CO., 110 GEARY ST., FUR- 7. nish men for all kinasof work. Te.épaone, Grant 185. housework: good home: EARN DRESSCUTTING AND FITTING: b skirt patterus, 25c. MODOWELL'S. 636 Mar- et st. W ANTED —GOOD GERMAN GIRL FOR housework and plain cooking. 700 Dismond st., bakery. IRL FOR GENEKAL HOUSEWORK AND cooking; German preferred; wages $15. 12184 Fulton st. FOR FIRST-OLASS COOKS, WAITERS, coachmen, gardeners, men and wives, mechar- ics and other help. Send your orders to J. F. CROSETT & (0., 628 Sacramento st. HUNIER & Cu. CHINssE AND JAPA- nese employment office, 17 Webb st.. below Kearny, or. Cal.; tel. main 281, W.C.YOU. VHINESE & JAPANESE: EST'D, 20 YEARS: /help:tel. maln 1997. BRADLEY &CO., 640 Clay. APANESE AND CHINESE EMPLOYMENT; best help. 314B Sutter st.; tel. Grant 50. APANESE INTELLIGENCE AGENCY, R. 73, St. Ann’s bidg., 6 Kddy st.: tel. Main 5234, APANESE AND CHINESE HELP. ORIEN- tai Busincss Agey,620 Merchant;tel. main 1633, BAD TENANTS EJECTED FOR $4: collections mude, city or country. Pacific Colleciion Co.. 415 “on < at._roam 6, 5540, DIVIDEND NOTICES. DIVIDEND NO. 837 (TWENTY-FIVE cents per share) of the Hutcuinson Sugar tation ompany will be payable at the office of the company. 327 Market s .. on and after FRI- DAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1806. Tranafer-books will_close Saturday, November 14, 1896, at 12 o'clock E. H. SHELDON, Secretar HINESE AND JAPAN RELIABLE help; tel. Main 1897. BRADLEY &CO.. 640 Ciav ANTED—STEADY WORK BY YOUNG man (German) to wait on teble. tend bar, as- sist In_kitchen, housework or_other work: city or country. Please address H. MILLER, 66 Second st., room 25. TOUNG STEADY MAN, PAINTER AND whitener, wishes work as man about piace or work by the day: can drive, care of horses or work in store or shop: willing to’ ao any Kind of work. Address C. H., 11 Lafayette st. SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE. ADIES DESIRING FIRST-CLASS HELP OF / all nationaiities, maie or female, please call or send orders to MISS CULLEN, 328'Sutter st. JERMAN EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, 306 MA- son st., furnishes best help of all nattonaliti LDERLY PROTESTANT WOMAN OF I * teiligence wants a si uation in a family of adults to assist at work: good cook and baker; neat and reliabie: or would g0 as companion to & lady; no objection to Oakland. Address MRS, E., or call between 1 and 4 P. M., 204 Turk st. ITUATION WANTED FOR HESPECTABL & young girl in a place to do general housework also & young gir to take care of children: best of reference if required. Please call 35 Chesley st., bet. Harrison and Bryant, ~eventh and - ighth. QITUATION ASHOCSEKEEFER BY WIHOW D (eideriy): is neat, good cook, temperate and health ines children: widower's family pre- terred: wages §10 a month; American widow. Call or address 818 Minna s ., baseme (COMPETENT WOMAN WITH THE BEST of reference wishes situation to do general housework in American family: good cook and laundress; city or Oskland; wages $15. N. D., box 125, Call Office. RELABLE WOMAN TATELY FROM THE East w shes care of 11 tie children and sewing: 8150 good plain cook: wages moderaie; good refer- ences. 528 Howara si.; please call for 2 days. JTEADY YOUNG MAN (ENG 1 H) WOULD 1D be glad of situaiion to muke himself useful around house and garden: zovd character and trustworthy. Address F. M., box 98, Call ¢ flice. ITUAT ON WANT: D BY A MIDD .t-AGrD Swiss to teach French or German: besides he 1s handy around the house and garden; can milk and drive. Apply A. E., box 12v, Cul flice. WEDISH MAN WANTS SITUATION AS conchman and gardener: is good horseman and careful driver; good milker; reference. Address C. 0., box 102, Call. MARIED GERMAN, GOOD AND RELIA- M ble; driver and stableman, bandy with tools, wants any kind of work: $9 per week. Address R. 1. B., box 184, Call Uflice. €) GERMAN APPRENTICES ON FINE ART made Jadies’ costumes. HENY WO I H, ladies’ tailor, 1105 ieavenwor h, near Caiifornia. 2 LADIES TO SOLICIT AND COLLECT, ON &\ salary: small security required. W. A. NIXON, 120 Eliis st. Rx-:uanuu MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN: LIGHT housework; $8 a month. Call 863 Howard, downstairs. one in family: wazes$8: call 12¢to 1 | S cMPLOY MENT CALL SEC. A arheny Asan, < FUGHS, 825 Grancave. RS PL0 Y MENT LU EYMEN BAR! EKS KMPLOYA Secretary, 1 BN AKD, 102 Seventh st. TARBERS Proli il TNION “.msp‘d 3"‘:-w£-twr irv. CONRAD TROKLL, 857 Cla x . 3 GOUD LOCA RARBERSHOP_T CHaIL TooA QHOEMAKERS WA~ 2 to iast, peg or heel. i ¥ 202 Fifth st. VEW WALDO HOUSE, 765 MISSTOM 4 Thir d Fourtn, opp. St Patr Churen (form-r.y located at 733 Market for 80 years), is one of the ¢ eunest, cheape 1, quietesh, best ventilated and lichted lod.ing-houses in the state: asquare house for workingmen: ieading room: strictest a: en‘ion (o morning calls; all singie rooma: no rices: Per night 15¢ 10 50c, ver weck $1 50: open ail night ECRUITS WANT. FOR THE U taies Marine Corps. United Stuics Navy abie-bodied unmarried men, between the and 30 vears. who are ensof the U | or (hose who have legal y d clared th | 10 become citizen: niusi be of good chal habits and able 10 speak, read and writ glish, and between 5 fe.t 5 inches and 6 feef n h-ight. For further information apply a: the Recruiting Office, 20 Kllis st., San Franp isco, Cal. N‘x—;\\' GRAND. 246 THIRD—SUNNY ROOMS $3 per week : reading-room from 3 W ANTED, LOCOLLECT WAG &S DU L. LA B ers&clerss. KNOX Coliection Agey, 110 Sutie: YOSEDALE HOUSE '\ lor: 200 reoms: HOES! SHOES! SHO LIS, NEAR TAY- NEW TG ORDER; any style, $3 u s and cast-off shoes bought or exchanged: larg- stock of second-naud shoes; first-class repainng: work gusranteed 749 Mission st., near Grand Opera-house. . SION WANTS 100 MiN T0 CET_BOT- . tle beer or wine 5¢: best free lunch. 643 Clay ANTED—AN IDEA: WHO CANTHINK OF some simple thing to batent? Protect your Mdeas: they may briog you wealth. Write JOHX WEDDERBURN & CO,, Dept. L, Patent Attor- peys, Washington, D. C, for their $1500 prize offer and list of 200 inventions wunted. TIN CITY--SING' E_ROGMS, 15, 230 AND 25 cents per night. $1, $1 25, 81 50 per wees Pacific Fouse, Commercia’ and Leidesdortt sts. “l' N’S HALF-SOLING, 50c.: LADIES, 40c. AV1 done while you wait. 838 Market, opp. Palacy Hotel: branch 767 Market, opp. Will & Finck's5 &~ PRY ACME HOUSEK, 857 MARKET ST., B low Sixth. for a room 5c & night: $1 a weex. JUOMS 180 10 Tbc NIGHT: BUC Ltu slod per week. 5 Drumm st. VY INCHESTER HOUSE 44 THIRD ST NEAK Market: 200 rooms, 26 cents a nigh:; reading- | room: free bus and bag: ANTED—SINGLI :age 10 and irom (he ferry. KOOUMS, 16c A DAY 5L veek: rooms for iwo, 20¢ & day, S1 SUs Wevk; reading-room: daily papers. 6 Clay st MEN 10 TAKE LODGING A1 1ua 133 100 anaoc » night, ineluding otes wid fois €24 Washington st. near Kearns. 3 \} ANTED, YOUR SHOES— WE REPAT shoes up to 10 o'clock every night: those wor ing through the day can have their snoes repairel at nigit while you wait: iadies’ soling, 35¢; l'lylell 1 | eoling, 60c: fine shoes made to order from '$2 up we have & o1 of shoes, been damaged by water. at less than one-fourth their value, from 25c up to et. Firsi st. and Secord AG S WANTE VW OMAN, 20 TO 24 FOR LIGHT HOUSE worl ®.M. 710 Lombard st., cor. hiontgomery ave. 5() LADIE NOAKLAND, BERK~LEY AND Alsmeds. Cal 913 Golden Gute ave, S, F. YOUNG GIRL TG ASSIST AND TAKe care of child. 738 Ellis st. W ANTED—VOUNG GIRL TO ASSIST IN care of child. Apply 738 Ellis st. PERATORS ON CHILDREN'S COATS. AP- Piy bet. 10 and 11 4 . 840 Market st. 7 OUNG GIRLTO ASSIST AT LIGHT HOUSE- work. 19261 Golden Gate ave. W ANTED — WoMAN several hours dafly. 109 Taylor st. IRL GVER 16 TU MIND CHILD DAYTIME. Call 2512 acramento st. AIRDRESSING, MANICURING LESSON FOR HOUSLWORK: | GENTS — “PERSONAL RECOLLECTIONS of General Nelson A. Miles,” Commander-in- Chief of the United States Armies snd the great- estof Indian fighters; the most reraarkable book of the century: avply atonce for choice of Lerri- tory. F. PERSON. manager subscription depi. of The Whitaker & Ra: Company. 723 Markei si. T'S A BIRD, NO SALT v ALCH 1i: Sedo 25c for sample and term; Jightning Scisaors Sharpener”: makes U 85 per day. k. C. STOWE, box 841, San Jose. Cal. V) ANTED=AG TO SELL STAR MAP: 212 s liberal commission: chance (o make big S o e T D e “ ANTED —s[‘IR‘T - CuASS FINISHERS | or address J. M. k ELLEY, rm. |, 2214 Geary sf: SOUREEA BA LMITER | YW ANTED—GOOD LADY OR GENTLEMEN (GIEL TO LEARN DRESSMAKING; ONE Solicitors; big money and fine seller. 7 City 7 living at home prefeired. 1010 Geary st. Hall ave. EAT YOUNG GIRL, GENER\L HOUSE- | work, good cook, £16. 724 O’Farrel s . YIGL T0 ASSIST, LIGHT HOUSEWORK care of children. 1308 Buchanan st. 7OU G GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE work: good home. Call at 521 Haight st. W ANTED — A GIRL FOR OKDINARY housework. 3318 Mission st. W ANTED—BY YOUNG MAN OF ABILITY, position in store, hotel clerk, time-keeper, etc. Address B. Y., box 86, Cal: Office. "IRST-CLASS CARPENTER WANTS WOIK: city _or country. Address Carpenter, box 135, Call Office. GERMAN. STEADY, SOBER, WANTS A place to wait on_table or do kitchen work. Address C. M., box 87, Call. 7T TATLORS—BOY, FIRST CLASS SEWER on coats, well recommended from last employer, wadlis job; wages $6 weekly. Apply 2115 Gea JANTED—BY RELIABLE M \RRIED BAR- ber (also firsi-class musician) a permanent post fou. Address Bacber, box 81, Call. M DDLE-AGED WOMAN DESIRES A SITU- M ation to do housework and cook in small family; wages $15: otject good home more thun wages. Can be seen 924 Washington st. OUNG GiiiL WISHES A SIIUATION AT ) Bousework or upstairs work: best of refer- ences. Pl e call at 25 Pleasant st., between Jones and ior. ToU SH GIRL WANTS SITUATION ages $12 to $15. Call Wednesday and Tnur day at 387 Dore st., between Ninth and Tenth, « ff Bryant. 7OUNG WOMAN, NOT AFRAID TO WORK. desires a place a3’ housekeeper for widower of single man: no objection to any distance in the country. Address K. L., box 15, this oflice. TIRMAN LADY, NEW ARRIVAL SPEAKS English and French, wants place -ursery gov- erness; good housekeeper, splendid needlewoman: Orsi-class reiercaces. ., box 125, this officy A to0 do housewors {n small famil ESPECTABILE YOUNG MAN WILL GIVE his services for home until he can secure em- ployment. Address B., box 33, Call. TOUD ALL-ROUND COOK WHO UNDER- stands how 1o cook oysters wants work. Ad- dress F. G., 765 Mlssion s-., city. 7OUNG MAN WITH KNOWLEDGE OF AS- sayiog, Dot afraid of work, desires a position in a mine. Address M. A.. box 68, Call. AN AND HIS WIFE WANT PLACE ON ranch or private piace; man is practical farmer: can handle stock, run engine, etc.: wife is £00d OOk and housekeeper; no children; best ref- erences. Address Box 102, Golden Gate Station, Alameda County, Cal. RCHARDIS:, MARRIED, WANTS POS| tion 8s superintendent: 15 years' Californ: experience from nursery 10 packing and drying; vines, stock and gen+ral farming; Al references. Address Practi-al, 311214 Folion st. - REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. Marie F. Conniff 1o Emma, Katie Lizzie and Mary Wilcox, loton = line of Page street, 87:6 W of Uctavia, W 25 by S 120; §10. Esther and Lydia . Blackburn to Elizabeth A. McDounald lot on ~W ci rner of Jackson sireet and Central avenue, S .7:814 by W 120:9: $10. Ely L and Helen J. Hutchin-on to Martin Gos- selk, lot on SE corner of + ighteenth and Dolores streets, < £0 by E 85: $10. Arthur W. and Liflie A. Tuggey to Willlam Tug- gey, loton W line of Sanchez street, 64 S of Al- varade, S 25 by W 101:9: $1800. Wiliiam. | ugsey to Arihor W. Tuegey. same with certain resirvations: gift. Duncan and Agnes . Payne and Joseph H. P. and Marion P. Howard to Tomus L. Onativia, un- divided half f Interest of Agnes Bowie at time of death. SW corner of Webband Sacramento strects, W 341 875 $10. Patrick Dempsey (0 Hannorah Dempsey, lot on E line of Hampshire street, 116:0 8 of N in.teenth (Batte), 8 5 by I 100; also lot vu W line of Bry- . Homestead, Berkeley; $10. ant sireet, 325 5 0f Nineteenth (Butte),S 50 py W 100: aiso 10t on K 1ine £ Florida strest, 50 S of Nineteenth (Butte). S 25 by £ 100: Walier K. mith to Hartiand Law, 1ot on N lne of Luke sireet, 57:6 W Of Seventéenth avenue, W 125 by N 160; $10 Lewis E. and Artemisia Beb: and s mua G avenue, to Richard A, McLau-ulin, loton E line of Fourth 450 N of Clement strect, N 25 by E 120; ky to Adolph Sutro) lot on NE corner of D sireet and Forty-seventh avenue, N 125, E 120, § 25, W 12:6, § 104, W 107:6, quitciaim deed: $ John H.and Margaret Kusel to Joseph Schorr, undivided half of iot 4 1. block 48, Su nyside: $10. Kate C. Daly to Annie A. Daly, I0t on k corner gt Chenery and Maieo streets, N 25 by Sk 100; Jacob and Lina Heyman (by attorney) 1o Rox- aunah A. Joyce, 1ot on K iine of San Jose roud, 56:10 S of Naglee avenue, S 77:6, E 116, N 25, W 25, N 50. W 111, portion of block 3, West ~na map 2: $10. toxunnah A. Joyce to Edward E. H. Heath, same; $500. ALAMEDA COUNTY. Nancy C. Anderson to Sophy C. Crane, lot 5, block 477, Briggs i ract, Map 2. Oskland: grant’ Jacob Linklater to William and Mary J. D. O’Brien. lot on W line of Heury street, 100 S of Eichth, S 80 by W 100, block 528, Gibbons prop- eriy, Map 1, quitclaim deed, Oakland: $10. Mountain View Cemetery Association to (ser- trude M. Hoyt, lot 222 i plat 12, Mountain View Lemetery, Oakland Township: $44. Same fo Marie Wer er, ot 62 in plat 38, same, Oskland owaship; $32. Charies A. and Alice C. Batley to Joseph A. Pi-rcy, lot on S line of Virginia street, 78.20 K of Chesinui, E 36,5 135.60. W 14.20, N . 5.80, W 2180, N '100 to beginning, being lot A-19, vlock 11, urtis ‘Iract. | erkeie; 5. Francisco F. Pereira to Frank P. Costa, Iot on N 1ive of Joaquin avenue.72 W s street, \W 72:3 by N 141:9, b.ock 12, E<tudillo_fract, San Leandro, subject 1o a mortgage for $500, Eden ‘Township: grant. Sarah F. Thomson (wife of A. D.) and Mary F. Conners 1o Thomas Prather, loi beginning at & pustat NW corner of landsof Johu A. Clary, by decd of May 19, .873, thence along W boundary of sald trect, SW 1188 chains, SE 4 55 chsins, NE 11.53 chains, NW 4.55 chains to beginning, being portion of plat 18, Rio Ei \ alle de san Jose, Murray Township; $10. L. H. and Lizzie NIy’ to Oakland Loan and Invest- ment Compauy, Iot 0u N lie of Thirty-second rect. 165 W of West, W 50. N 87.:6, E 50.217, 82.69 to beginning, iot 4, bloek 2041, Fowiand Tract, Oa_land: also E iine of Iot 22, ¢ ollege View Tract, 1U0 5.0t Brockhurst street, S 16:3, W 50, X 16.8. - 50 to b ginving. belng the S 163 feet of lot 22, Colege View Tract, Unkiand; %10, Charies J. Johnaon to Erid:et Calluhan, lots 15, 16 und 17, block 35, Gakiand; gift. Mary L.’ Crase (o' Fred Akerman, lot on SW line of Twelfth streer, 182 - of Center, £ 26 by S being 14 of lol 18, map or Center-street, e Lots, Uakland: 810, J:ose Roberts to Ellen Pauline, undivided 14 of 1ot 65, Rock Isian . truc . Berkeley §10. George E. and Emme ine L. 8i.es 10 Lillle E. Stowell, lot on § Line of Acatraz avenue, 350 E of Baker street, k 40 by S 134, io: 10, block 8, Her- 2o tract, Berieley: $10. liny V. 8 Burt.ett to Matilda C. 8 Broun, lot on Nline of hann ng way, 200 W of Audubon, W 50 by N 130, portion of lot 8, block 9, Coilege Gertrude B. \orts to Anson S. Blake, lot on K ane of Louisa street, 280 N of Cedar, N 80 by E . block 6, Graves & Taylor Tract, Berkele; J. Mosy, Je-sie £. and Perry H. Auseos and Wiliiam L. Tsylor 10 Lucy A. Jnh: M Lulu RESPECTABLE WOMAN WI-HES SITUA- tion to do general housework; good plain cook and laundress: many years' references. 364 Jes- sie st, near Fifth. RESPECTAKLE "MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN desires situation as cook on a rancn for men: ref rences if required Apply Sheiter House, Folsom st. AN AND WIFE (EASTERN PEOPLE), private place: man understands care horses, catt e ana grounds: wife competent cook and houselceeper or second work. Address A, B., box 39, Call. DBES;MAKER'S APPRENTICE WANTED: 2133 Bushst. - IRL TO DO LIGH HOUSEWORK; 8 A month. Call 1765 Kills st. JERMAN GIRL FOR HOU EWORK AND cooking: $16; references. 3004 Mission st. IRL TO DO LIGHT HOUSEWORK; $10. 3835 Army st EXE RIENCED HANDS skirts. silk waists. 409a Turk st., Kenigatein, 7 OUNG GIRL FOR UPSTAIRS WORK. 1207 Gough st. / ANTED—_EUROPEAN GIRL TO ASSIST housework; wages 310 to 315 anda a lovely country home. " A. T., box 66, Call Office. ON LADIES ; FOUR BOOKS tus; first agent re- . Person. manager E WHITAKER & represented by oue pros; ports 32 orders in four days. FURNITURE WANTED. F YOU WA -T GOOD PRICES FOR rURNL tere and merchandise see BUKD, 211 Larkin. IGHER PRICs THAN ANYWHERE PAID by Indians Auction Co,1057 Market.opp.Jones YASH PAID FOR EATIRE HOUSES U aller lots of furniture, carpeis, eic. J. HICR. 222 Storkton: s=nd z N THE MISSION 4 U for housekeeping: state terms. branch office. Sixteenth and Mis<fon sts , box Z. FURNISHED ROOMS Address Call MONEY WANTED. '&:600 ON FIRST MORTGAGE, CITY PROP. ol erty; worth $1400: B per cent. W. box 103, Cail « fiice. EGMATOLOGY, HAIRDRESSING, MANL curing school; reasonable. 151 Post; elevator. N {GHT SCHOOL OPENS MONDAY. 7:15 P. 3L I Dresscutting School. 14 McAllister. WANTED_MISCELLANEOUS. LD GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT: JEWEL Ty, watches repaired. MUND, 113344 D ission. USEDALE HOUBE, 321 ELLIS, NR. TAY- V lor—100 furnished rooms; 25¢ night: §1 week, EAUTIFUL SPITZ DOG: ALSO A ST. BEK- nard dog forsale. 538 Mssion st. H 3IXDRESSING, 250 "AND 3bc: AFIER- L1 noon classes: 10'lessons, $1 50. 1248 Mission. BUILDINGS BOUGHT: LUMBLE, SASHES, doors, mantels, etc., for sale. 1166 Mission s TANTED—MEN AND WOMEN TO LEARN barber trade: only 8 weeks required; tools given and logus sent. S. F. Barber School, 1515 Howard st. M T CONVENTENT AND RESPECTABLE: YL Winchester Houss, 44 Third st., near Marke: 00 rooms: 25c o $1 60 per nighi: §1 50 to 35 per irea 'bus and bazeace from n MALE HELY WANTED, EAD WAITKR, HOTSL, $30; WAITEL, country hotei, $20; night waiter and s ort order cook for a cafe, 'country, $35: oyster and lunch man. city, $35. 0. R HANSEN & CO,, 110 Geary st. JERMAN LANDSCAPE GARDENER, MAR- ried, desires a position. R. J. GARDNER, Benvenue ave., Berkeley, Cal. (3 ERMAN WOMAN WANTS WORK AS A T lady’s nurse or any other kind of work by the day. Address L E. R., 20 Mary st., bet. Fifth and Sixth, Mission and Howard. ELUEELY GENTLEMAN OF GENTEEL AP- pearance would like any light, genteel employ- rent; reasonable wages. Call on or aidress J. H.|8., room 19, Central Hotel, San Francisco, Cal. N K= ROHDE, GERMAN LADIES' NURSE. 8034 Kingold st., bet. Eighth and Ninth, Fol- som and Harrison. 7OUNG GIRL WITH REFERENCES wishes situation as second girl. 14 Farren ave., oft k-ddy, bet. Pierce and Scoti. R ESPECIABLE WOMAN WANTS SITUA t.0n at general housework in nice family. 734 Montgomery st., room 16. VW ANT: D, BY AM RICAN WOMAN. POSI- tion 8 munaging housekeeper. Address W. A., box 41, this office. i GIRL WANTS SITUATION TO DO ral housework. 906 McA llister, nr. Laguna. N . GERMAN GIRL FOR GENLKAL housework and cooklng. Cail at 1864 Fif- Leentn st., between Dolor s and Guer ero. Y OUNG GIRL WISHES TO AS~IST IN GEN. eral hous-work and help cooking: wages $12 lf) $15. 1516 Twentle.h ave. South San Francisco. JVERMAN GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE- work. _Call or address 2410 Polk st. JOMPE I ENT WOMAN WARNTS SITUATIO light housework ; is a §0od cook and laundres: nea: and clean. _Call, for two days, 1251 Market. OPLPETEST WONAN ~GOOD COOK AND lauudress; wages, $10 to 812, 460 Miuna st., up stairs. ('BL WANTS TO DO GENERAL HOUSE- work or second work; 539 Howard sc.; best of references. (QHUAMBERMAID WOULD LIKE WORK IN & £00d hotel. Call or address 43 Sixth 2 SWEDISH GIRLS WISH SITUATIONS TO Bryant and ¥ orida. do uousework, U868 Twenty-fourth st., bet. V) JUAS WANIS WORK BY THE DAY AS TOUNG MAN, 21 YEARS OLD, WANTS A4 position; competent to handle horses; willing to take any kind of work. lnquire JOHN BREITENBACH, Thomas Dyeing Works, 27 Tenth st. Y OUNGMAR, TIN-ROOFER AND OUTSIDE jobber by trade, able to do rough plumbing, would Iike 0 finish’ plumbine trade; wages small. OLIVER NEILSEN, Berkeley, Cal. ARPENTER WOULD LIKE O RENT house of property-owner in exchahge for work. Box 85, Call Office. \ ANTED—PUSITION 'AS COOK, BY 1 RE- liable, competent man (German): has filled position as first cook in the leading hotels of California: first-class references if required. Ad- dress E., box 26, « all Office. ESSINEER—POSITION BY A COMPETENT man: refrigerating and electrical ighting a speclalty; sieady posi:ion more desired than high wages. Add. LOUIS B. G RDON, 627 Second st. READ, CAK: AND PASIRY BAKER . _wishes position In restaurant or hotel. DAVID WILSON, Montgomery Hotel, Second st. JOUNG SWEDE WANTS SITUATION AS couchman and gardener: is £ooa horseman and careful driver; best of references. Address G. WALLIN, 846 Clay st., Oakiand. ELTABLE MAN WANTS PURTER'S WORK or collect: first-class local reference or bonds given. Address W. B., box 18, Call. 100D BARBER DESIRES WORK SATUR- day and Sunday; steady. FORD, 1809 Bu- chapan st. ARDENER — SITUATION WANTED BY first-class young Dave: underst nds care of horses, cows, pouliry: can run gas and steam en- glne. Gardener, box 149, Call Office. 4 SIGN AND HOUSE PAINTERS, CITY AND country; buggy-washer, 840 per month and found: 10 coovers; 20 tiemakers. MURRAY & READY, Leading Employment Agents, 634 and 638 Clay st. ELL YOUR BOOKS, CLOTHING AND J eiry 1o A. KLEIN, 109 Sixth s: BICYCLES. “‘:4' BRAND-NEW BEN-HURS; REGULAR 4. price §85; rare oppor.unity; every whesl guaranteed. DAVIS BROS., Cycle Department, Geary st. . 4 UG SALE—MISUELLANEUOS. ASK FOR SOLITAIRE DIAMOND RING: price $40: worth $80. Uncle Harris, 16 Grans a. ECORDS OR CHARTS AT 100 EACH: MA- { 1V sonic, 0dd Feilows, Knights of Pythias: lot ot oll paintings; curtain-poles, 20c each: zilt room- molding, 1%4¢ per foot. JONES, 547 Mission st. 700 YOU~G CHICKENS, HORSE, WAGON, harness, cow and all 10ols: for sale cheap, Inquire 25 Third st. (5 SOUKS, 885, $50, 860, $75: 3 WAITERS, 820, D $25. $30: 2 dishwashers, $20, $26: shoemaker, #7 week and found. MUK AY & READY, Lead: ing Employment Agents, 634 and 636 Clay at. ( FARMERS, $20, $26 AND $30; S DAIRY- men, $20, $25 and $30; foreman for vineyard and orchard; choreman. MURRAY & READY, Leading Kwployment Agents, 634 ana 636 Clay. (GEAL DANE THOROUGHBRED PUPS, § weeks old, cheap. DREYER, 4409 Twenty~ fourth st. JJALE INTEREST IN PHOTOGRAPH GAL: lery: Market st. Ad. H. DOW, 1001 Geary. LACK-MITH FOR RANCH; 5 WIRE-NAIL Sperators. §3 1o 8250 a day. MURRAY & READY, Leading Empioyment Agents, 634 and 636 Clay st. . OY FOR GENERAL WORK, ASSIST, ET 1584 ‘a week: pig's foet shaves; shoemakor. $5 awcek, board and room, eic. MARTIN'S, 749 Market st. OUK, $10 WEEK, CALL EARLY ;: KITCHEN Belp, : 20 and room: dishwasher. $3 50 a we- pastry cook and confectioner, $75; dish washer, 315 Lo $20; broiler, $50. MARTIN'S, 749 Market. ANIEU—FARMER AND WIFE WITH city references, $45: -oopers, farmers, office boy. shoemakers and others. Apply to J. F. CROSETT & CO., 8-8 Sa_ramento st. W AITER, BOARDING-HOUSE, $26: MAN about place, $20: plow hand, §$15: ranch cook, $.5: plano-player. R. T. WaRD & CO., 608 and 610 Ciay st. XEEKIENCED WRAFPER FOR ONE OF the best hous s in the city ; good salary; also a €oud gents’ fucnishing goods sal sman. U. S, In- dustrixl Agency, room 165, Crocker building; call w-day. M AN IN WINFHOUSE, OF GOOD CHARAC: M %er: speac German and Frenc! as barkeeper: must understana mixing drinks. for an inside suleswan; no other need aj Call « flice. EXEEBIENCED BOY, 17 TO 15 YEARS 0id, to drive milk-wagon; also man to wash cans. 875 Folsom si. (stabie), b-t. 19 and 1. y. 3., box 10, laundress and housecieaning. Call 43 Willow ave., cor. Folk, nr. ..ddy. YOUNG WOMA - WITH A CHILD 15 month- 0id wouid like a piace to do housework. Call or write M. G. MEYER , 143 Third, rcom 28. Y OUNG GIkL WISHESSIIUATION, HOUSE- i is 1 good cook; ferences; wage: $16. 721 Kllis 5. S . RULIABLE GIRL WISEES SITUATION 10 4o ke.eral housework, second work or cham- berwork; city reserence. Pjease call 19 Sixth (XPERIENCED SWISS GIRL WISHws PO- sition (0 do upstairs work and wali at table. Piease address 3u5 Guerrero st. ANTED—BY A COMPETENT, RELIABLE man. the management or care of a ranch, either fruit, grain or stock: o- torent on shares. Address JOHN PHILLIPS SR., Eldridge, Cal. W L CHESTER HOUSE 43 THIKD. NEAR Market—Electric lights in room: 200 rooms; 25¢ to $1 50 per nich : $1 50 10 $6 per Veek s free big end baceae 10 k0§ e (he e ce SEMALL b WANLED, WEDISH OR GREMAN SECOND GIRL F R Bonora, $20 to $25: general housework girl for Sonora, $20: second-work girl, city. - .6 to $20: nursegirl with referen es. child 15 years old, city, $12 to $16. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary st. W UMAN (BY THE DAY) WANTS MORE engacements: go d laundress aud house- cleaner. MRS. BLOWN, 91144 Mission st. (G EEMAN COOK WISHES SITUATION T0 DO COOKing; priva‘e family: wi . Call 479 Tehana st uear By et #8 YERMAN OR SWEDISH CHAMBERMAID G "jor odgting-nouse, city, $15 and found: wait- ress for smail boarding-nou e, San Mateo, seé party here, $15. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary st. QTRONG BOY; LEARN PR, SSIN S tailoring; pay while learning. 761 Hverout or, near F. urth, % (CHOICEST DINNER 6 COURSES. WINE OF coffee. icecream; 15c. CLIkFORD, 206 Kills. ONARCH BLUE FLAME HEATERS ARE the best. W. 8. RAY MFG. Cu., 12 California |yARS, SHOWCASES, COUNTERS, SHELV- ) ing, etc., tought and sold. 1063 Mission, nr.7th, T A BARGAIN—60 SAMPLES RATTAN chairs, rockers, etc.: also a few fine bahy carriages for the next 14 days. CALIFORNIA RATTAN CO,, 61 First st., near Mission. BUILERS,ENGINES,2D-HAND MACHINERY water-pipes. McIntosh & Wolpman, 187 Beale. NE SMALL MEDIUM AND LARGESIZAG fire and burglar proof safe. 109-111 Market st. OFFEE iiLL, SCAL PRES _ sunnd destc. mane - 1] 26 Clar, LETTe & afe. chea SEWING MACHINES, LL KINDS BOUGHT, SOLD, EXCHANGED, rented repaired rates. 205 Fourth EDUCATIONAL. EALD'S B NESS CULLEGE, 24 POSC st.—Bookkeeping, business practice, short hand, typing, telegraphy. modern languages. Eng. lish_brancnes. electrical engiacering. ew.: 40 teachers; 15,000 graduates; cataiogue. YRES, THE LEADING COLLEGE, 32§ Montgomery st.; individual instruction 1in shorthand, typing. bookkeeping. telegraphy, etc.; lite scholarship $50: low rates per week and mo. OICE, PHYSICAL CULIUKE AND ELO- cution: latest and bes: methods. MRS.CAL~ HOUN, 3615 California st. OOKKEEPING THOROUGHLY 1N 6 WEEKS Oryear’s course free: only accountant teaching. TARE, room 572, Parrott ¥mporium buflding. TISHL'S SHORTHAND AND BUSINESS College, 723 Market st : expenses less and scholarship better than elsewhere: day and night. KLASCO'S LY UM SCuOOUL OF ACTING— Private theatricais arranged: pupils rehcars tage. R. 5and 12, 1. 0. 0. . biock. 7th and M OPPIRSMITHS WANTED, N C % isiingion s b VW £NTED-TOBACCO STRIPPER AT 1634 Folsom st., near Twelfth. VY ANTED-WAITKR AT 429 LARKIN ST. ISHWASHER AND LUNCH-WAT 3 L) 245 Kentuckcy at, Potreres 350 aad s DVERTISING SOLICITOR. fl Gate ave., 00m 52, bet. 3 and § & s O -V BN OUKKEEPRKR UF ABILITY; 8. D Audress, with referonces, H. &, bt‘x‘Al%(‘)f & NEATREFINED SFCOND GIRL, $20. G R- SWEDISH GIRL WANIS SITUATION AS jgeneral housewors: reference given: wages $20. Call at 3026 Twenty-fourth st. lYOUNG WOMAN WISHES TO CARE FOR office or wiil dv janiiress work, etc.; highest references. Address Y. W., box 140, Cail Office. man governess, $20: 16 honsework girl , city and country, $20 and $25: 6 young girls, assist, $10 10815. MisS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. ; ERMAN HOUSEWORK GIRL, $25; GOOD L) place. MISS CULL N, 828 Sptter st. OUSLWORK WOMAN: SLErP HOME; $15. MISS CULL<N, 328 Satter st. wu.\mN WANT~ A PLACE AS GUOD COO: or would do housework. 227 Hayes st. ANTED—BY SWEDISA GIRL PLACE TO do couking or general housewori. 01 Folsom. S - DOvOvwalEs Jos Feom, Y OUNG GIRL WISHES TO DU GENER L bousework and plain cooking. 1351 Howard st Dear Tenth. et L R AL IR N s TR ANTE —BY MIIDLE-AGED WOMAN IN Oakinn housework or care of chid. sleep bome. 625 Chesinut st , Oakland. 1ADY, WANTS SEWING AND MENDING by the day,or would take work home. 423 < burch st, et s e e OUNG GIKL WANTS § TUATION TO DO ral nousework in priva e famly: city 1eferences. Apply 8 Preclia ave., nr. Mission. QQIPEIENT Eria~ WISHES PiaCE for cooking and generai housework. Call or address B. Associa- . Yo \Women's Ohristian vion, 1322 G*Facreli st ot ¥ EAT REFINED GERMAN SECOND GIRL: $20. MISS CULLEN. 328 Sutter st. (OATMAKER FO COUNTRY. REISS BROS & Co.. 24 Su.ter st. W 217 Sixth st ANTED—SHOEMAKY T Industry Shoe Factory. A XPERIE CED 0. Al B E B0 Howen o PERATOR ON CLOAKS. THE HOME QUHUUL ELECTRICAL, CIVIL, MIN1 chanical engineering, surveving, assay: estab. ‘64, VAN DER NAIL ROF. {.0UIS MERKI; VIOLIN, M iNDOLIN, , cornet: reasonab’e. 22! r. Powell, 'AR, MANDOLIN, ¥ AND VOCAL lessons, $3 mo. Mary Westhaus. 59 Fifch. INGING; PIANO: PARIS GRADUATEH; French,German languages:$2 mo. 109 Tayior,r7. ARL 1AL IC. f A OST—LARGE YELL W NEWiOUNDLAND 4 dog; black heau: wuswers to name of Cajtaln; th and Mission sts., recelve RARBER or rewsr/. B. WURTHMANN. ARBIRS—3-CHAIR SHOP; A BARGAIN IF | | .LACK N WFOU \DLAND PUP ABOUT & B"““ “to:ce. DECKELMA ¥ BROS., 106 i llis. )I;;\Jnm- old: no collar; !iberal reward. Retura | ARLER-SHOP FOR SALE; 2 C B *’ §00d location. 415 Hayes st. 7 n (CHAMBERMAID AND 7.AUNORESS, §30: Germaun governess, $20. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st NEAT WOMAS WIT & CHILD; 816. MIss CULLEN, 828 Su:ier st. (3 ERMAN “Or " SWEDISH HOUSEWORK 3 gir. $30: 8 In family. MISS CULLEN, 323 TA’iLuns—EoAT AND PANTS MAKKRS wanted for the . ST v iy country. Apply to STxIN, e S A R el I VENTORS, HAVING PATENTS IN [N- ventions of any kind for sale houd apply at all of invention, 215 Sansome stree:, room 13; Patent and rade-mar< 8o icitors; models exhib- ited; capital secured ; companies orgaaized. to DR. BRYANT, 820 Sutter st O-T—A YELILOW -PI1Z LOG_ WITH . license 2021. Return to 237 Fourth st. and save (rouble; party is known. T,OYT_FOX 1ERRILE BITCH: TAX HEAD: tan spot on bip: «nswe) o name of Fa s liberal reward. 845 Ph ian buliing. S OST — SMALL BREASTVIN WITH RE 4 sione. bet. Taylor and Baventh; rewara ou):xf‘;)\ MISS B. HENNING, 419 Geary. MIDDLE- AGED WOMAN, COUNTRY, $15. MISS CULLEN, 528 ~ut er st. EFINED SPBK;TESTA'A:T ‘HKDDLE-AGED woman, § Ous+ WOl and assist chil MISS CULLEN, 328 Sutter st. ok, ROTESTANT NURSE, §26. MISS. 5 P Sutter st. k S GELs urA_fi. NA;I‘I()B:‘L,ITIES TO FILL various lons from 10 $26. Germ: Enploynmi’b-flu. 308 Mason st © % ] ,ARGEST LO. GING-HUUSE 1% THE CITY, 4 400 rooms, 1o let from 10c to 15cnight; 70c w0 81 50 week Lindell House, Sixth and Howard. PARTNER WANTED AS CASHIER AND - assistant pari cash, balance pald from busi- Dess: will clear over $50 mouth and board 10 each. E. 8, box 60, Call. ANTED_LABORERS AND MECHANICS 1o know that kd Roixin, Keno House proprie- still runs Denver 7 Third s&.: 450 Tooms; 25¢ per pigh:; $1 10 $3 per week. e BaY MARE AND 2-SPRING MILK WAGO : ahfm I‘:"mmed‘ Wi‘a!:nrl}nl‘ and dot: cut on Jey bind leg. Return to 2Irison s.; reward; questions asked. s i Vg OST — E-GLISH SETTE V. License:retirn 1o 206 Sebnnd vt Hoveciaioe UST—A PASS K WITH TH Savings and Loan Society of Sap :"rllnncl:‘c; ]n: I N on e et A ; No. 296, RUSSELL; No. 188, The finder will pleass