The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, November 16, 1896, Page 8

3 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1896. WILL CONVENE AT ST, MARY'S Catholic Knights of Amer- ica to Hold a State Convention. Twice It Has Received the Blessing of Pcp2 Leo XIIL A Fraternal Organization .Numb:rs Many Prominsnt Cler- gymeén ani Laymen. The six local branches of the Catholic Knights of America are making prepara- tions to fittingly entertain the eighth bi- that order, to-morrow and Wednesday. The order, which is frater- nalin character, is one of hign standing among Catholic organizations ng of Pope Leo XIII, and it numbers among its members scme of the most prominent of the clerzy ennial State Convention of which meets in this City has received the bless in this countr; ‘The organization in this State isin a flourishing condition, and especially of Jate it has been growing at an encourag- ing pace. In the convention to-morrew there will be representatives of the s'x lo- cal branches and from Oakland, Sacra- mento, Los Angeles, San Diego and Stock- ton. The principal officers of the California division are: P.J. Brophy of Oakland, president; F. B. Schoenstein of San Fran- J. McMahon of San Francisco, secretary; Mr. Webber of Oakland, treasurer, and Kev. Father Law- rence Serda of North Temescal, spiritual cisco, vice-president; A adviser. The convent California street, Tuesday where they will go in fathers. The body w nal business. Wednesday evenine the local branches will entertain inhe visiting delegates with a banquet at Union-square Hall. orate menu has been prepared for the oc- casion. It is contemplated event will be most enjoyable and pro- ductive of mnuch good in fostering the iraternal spirit. The knights hope for a large increase in membership in this City as a result of the convention. AT THE CLIFF. Arrest of a Pickpocket—Prospect of an International Tug-of-War. There were a large number of people at the ocean beach yesterday until the fog commenced to come in, and there was a rush for the cars. In the afternoon tne actions of three young men in a crowd of promenaders attracted the attention of a citizen, who watched them and saw one of them steal a purse from a lady’s pocket. the alarm, when the thief returned the property to the lady, and the trio sep- arated. He followed the thief and had him arrested by Officers Coleman and Barry. The lady. who disappeared in the s afterward ascertained, was Mrs. P. L. Archibald of 311 Golden Gate avenue. The prisoner, when charge, gave the name of Jokn Wilson. rd swimming race was won by C. L. Koster, D. A. Carroll second, and the 50-yard by C. Collins first and Frank Durand crowd, it w In the baths second. Arrangements are being made for an 1n- ternational tug-of-war, to last several days. Ten teams will be entered. — .. HOTEL ARRIVALS. GRAND HOT'¥ H C tum Suden,Brklyn H C Bohack, Brooklyn A Wooge & sn,Germany W I awson & w, - & G T Gribuer, San Jose J C Johnson, San Jose J A Andrews, Los Ang G H Brown, ¥ P Burns, Cal H H North, Oa.land K Jones, & A F Jones, N V' 1.Q Van A M Wash, Colusa Mrs Harrls, Sacto Miss Eila Diss M Wo ¥ M Small, N Y A J Bruner, Sacto G C T Lindberz, Vallejo ~ G & W1 H H Wiendleck.R Bluff ¢ C ¥ Dye, Jackson Miss E Wm Smith, Linden Mrs J L ¢ W B Thorpe. Sicto J Greely W exton, Crov. D Ahern, ~ W F Purnell, Sacto € Lund & w, Sonoma M Diggs, Woodland E 2 Mannion, Los Ang E Berwick, Pacific G F It Lowe & w,Woodland L Kosenberg, Ukiah LICK HOUSE. T Fox & wi, 3 G MeMillan ¥ £ H Hunt, San Jose D T }Hung 3 F kvans, Seattle E R ivai H C ¥ Hui A H Ashly, Stockton NEW WEST! L Lew!: W Murtin Chicazo IW K W Duvers, 0 S LW s € W Nelsun Onkland — V Cooley, U 8 N SN ME Harris, Oakland H Rhoaos, Siockton ¥, Long, Oakland CL Caldwell, Ky ¥ Davey, Berkeiey allejo H K ulauder, ¥ CJackson'& w, Cal ¥ Fay, H sile, San Luis Ubispo BALDWIN HOTEL, ¥ P Barrie, Santa Rosa J Marph, W E Moldrup, Alameda J £ Smuc M P Siemn, Stockion £ Woods, C McLaughiin, Texas J Moore, Sacramento epard, N ¥ E'A Russell, Orovil e, S W Greer, Milwankee 1 Haaim, Fresno G Vincent,' Mt View W F Pratr, Agnews Sriff, Los Ang wards, Us N F A shepard, Los Ang G\ W H Pyburn, Salinas PALAC R Plate, Hanford HOTEL, W H Malorey J: T P Cestizan, NY AAG ———e o The great linguists bave never been great save in their specialty. on will meet in the base- ment of St. Mary's L'h;‘xrch, at body into the church to listen to a mass by Rev. Father Serda. This will be followed by an appro- priate sermon by one of the Paulist 1 then repair to the hall in the basement, where the conven- tion will be regularly organized for frater- s, Yuba A B Watson, N T G King, Chicago Elmer Otis, US A L W Shino, Seattle G A Ward, San Jose F M Ward, + Seibers, V. S McKen A H Hall, Boston irs Geriac) lach, Stockton H B love & w. A P Merritt, Visalia J I3 Keynoids, § 3rs J C Jones, Marysvilie B T Miller, Nicasio to W D St Ciair, Chicago nmidt, Cailsioga C E Thistier. U § N Chester,U S8 Alert T G Cram, Chicago L ssTown, Antioch Mrs N A Kunapp, 5 Rosa A Graham, San Jose T C Keiroff. San Jogs ovich & w, Cal T, Vi er & w1, S Rafael R Read, Jackson Mrs de Yoe, Modes:o I D Williams, San Jose G W Schmidt, St Helena A of Gardner, Napa H Cornforth, Marysville J L Armstrong, Marysvle T C Keavis, Salinas 1 Porier, Bradiey I 20 N HOTEL. E P Wilson, Chicago L Aibertine, S L Obispo Isworth, Ala Benicia, G W Reed, Ala’ P ¥rchman, US N J S Edwards, Portland E Demmuch, Kansas C C M Wetrott, Los Ang H R Batcuelier, Bosion W H Malorey, N Y S J Menzies, Liverpoot W D Hughes.'San Jose G W Brown, U % N 2 t, Albuguerque B 1S Vivian, Chicuzo R R Ritchie, Chicago A Kiib-, U'S .y K Inzzumi, Tok:0 W B Wilcox, U s N W A lariB, Denver VD Black FINANCIAL. HICAGO GRAIN, PROVISIONS AND NEW YORK STOCKS. WHEELOCK & CO., 4 Leldesdorf St. Tel. Main 1954. BRANCH OFFICE 623 Market St., Palace Hotel. Tel, Main 5528 PURDY & ATKINSON Managers. ntly executed on latest market que- tations. Keference 1st National Bani LHICAGU. PRIVATE WIRE. NE Orders 1 l lingmist was also great as an author. The ability to learn languages does not seem to co-exist with talent in other lines. O Lkar-® P ly Cloudy @ Cloudy ® Rain® Snow Explanation. The arrow flies with (Le wind. The top figures at station indicate maximum temperature for the days; those underneath it.if any, the amount of rainfall, of melted suow in inches and hundredths, during 'the past twelve hours. lsobars, or solid lines, “connect poin s of equal air pressure; Isv- therms. or dotted lines, equal teinperature. The word “high” means high barometric pressure and is_usually accompanied by fair weather: ‘low” refers (o low pressure. and is usually preceded and accompanied by clondy weatherand rains. “Lows” usually first appear on the Wushingion comsi. When the pressure is high in_the interior and low slong the coast,and the isobars exiend north and south aloug the coast. rain is probabl but when the “low” 1 inclosed with lsobars of marked curvature, rain south of Oregon in improb- able. \With a “high” in the vicinity of Idaho, and the pressure falling to the California coast. warmer weather may be expected in_summer and colder weather in winter. The reverse of these conditions will produce an opposite resul:. w ATHER BUREAU REPORT. UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL- TURE, WEATHER BUREAU, SA 15, 1896. 5 ». M. forecast: The following maximum tem peratures are re- ported from stations in Californis to-aay: Eureka 68, Fresno 72, San Diego 70, Red Bluft 66, San Luis Obispo 74, Yuma 84, San Francisco 63, Los Angeles 7K. Francisco aata—) mum 52, mean 58. ximum temperature 63, min The storm continues over the northern half of | s missinz to-night | the Pacific Slope. Reports from all of the northern stations. For more than 120 hours a storm has prevailed over Vancouver. Washington and Oregon. Heavy raius with high southeriy winds have continued almost all of the past week. Kain is falling ac Kureka and will Probably fall throughout Northern California and | Northern Nevada within the next twenty-four hours. The pressure bas fallen over Utah, Nevada and Northern California. The temperature has sen over Utah and in the northern portion of the acramento Valley. Jlsewhere it has fallen Forecase made at San Francisco for 30 honrs ding miduight November 16, 1896 Northern California—Katn Monday, with fresh southerly winds: colder in the Sacramento \ ley Sonthern California—Increasinz clondiness and rossibiv light showers Monday afternoon on the northern coast; light westerly changing to south- a—Clondy and poobably rain Monday in northern portion: colder 1n northwest portion Monday and Monday nigh:, Utah—Cloudy and probably rain in northera por- tion; colder Monday and Monday night. Fair Monday-. 1cisco and vicinl y—Probably rain Mon- day; fresh sonther!y winds. ALFXANDER G. MCADIE, Local Forecast Official. ——————————————————————— | erai, for knglan from A sks corn, 760 s c00ps chickens. 1 px apwies, 2 1his 6 bxs by ULLAL NIEAaa s, Dates of Departure From San Franclseo. A. Blunchira | Oregon ports.. ov18. Bru Pier - |San Diego... | Nov17,11am Pleril Grays Harbor. (Nov 17, 12w Pier 2 Fomo; HumboldtEay | Nov 17, vru Pier9 Eacailon. | Yaonina Bay. | Nov1K 9au vier 2 Newport.... Panama.......|Novi81z u P MSS Stae o ¢ ortland Nov 19.10AmM | Pler 24 Fureka. Newport Nov19. vau Pleril Arcata Coos Bay Nov19.10aM Pler 13 WallaWalia| Vic & Pgi 5na | Nov 20, wam|Piery Santa Rosa. San Dlezo..... Nov2111aw | Rler 11 Columbla.. | Portiana . Joaw | STEAMEKS +0 ARRIVE. Y Crescent City Co0s Ba; Mackinaw AliceBlan, State of Cal.. Walla Waila. .. Pomona Yaquina bay Yaquina Bay. | Newport. . *| Departure Bay ...} “|Mexico. Seattle. Sydney, City of K .| Depariure Bay Uity Syduey....| Panzma....... Del Nore.. ... s Huroor. Columbl; Portland. ... Coos Bay.......| Newport.. Humboidt Bu, Nov. BUN, MUON AND SIDE, T. = CoAST AXD GEODETIO SURVEY Trow) BULLETIN PUBLISHED BY OFFICIAL ATTHORITY OF THE SUPERINTENDRNT. ) Nov 16 Nov 16 Nov 18 Nov 16 Nov 1§ Nov 18 | D Hawie | Gea W McNear; | Daiton Bross Chas Harley & C | Bissinger & .. {-Nov 21§ —————————————————————— Victoria & Puget Sound | - Nov 21 | Snn risos Sun sets. Moon rises 4.57| Moon sets. November—13986. BEE| e b 1 ) 1 21 22 NOTE—1n the above exposition of the tides the early morning tides are given in the left haud columr, and Liie successive tides of the day in 1| order of occurrence as 10 time. ‘The second time column pives the second tide of thy time column the third tide, and tne last or right hand column gives the last tide of the day, except | wheu there are but three tides, as sometimes occurs. The heights given are additlous to the eoundings on the United States Coast Survey charts. except when a minus sign (—) precedes the helght, and then the number givenis subtractive from the deoth xiven by the churts. NOTICZ TO MARINERS. GAcdranch ot the Unlied §: ¢ expense. Navigators sare cordlally invited 1o visit the ! office. where compiete sets of charts and direc:1oos of the world are kept parison and reference, and ti can to navigation and ull matiers of interest 1o ocean commerce. The time ball ontop of the bufiding on_ Te! graph Jifll Ix hoisted about ten minutes befo e noon. and is dropped at noen, 120th meridian, by telegraphic sigual received each dav trom ' the Uniled States Navai Ob.ervaiory a: Mare Lsiand. A notice stating whether the time ball was Aropped on time, or giving the error. it any, is publishel the same day vy the afternoon papers, #nd by the morning papers the fallowing usy. W. 8. Huomxs, Lientenant. U. & N., in charze. iinz bani for com- latest information SHICF a6 INTELLIGENCE, tes Hydrographle | ce located tn the Merchants Exchangs is malatained in Sam Franeisco for the benefit of mariners without regard to nationaiity and free of s be obtained regarding lights. dangers Stmr Coos Bay. Jansen, San Pedro. Stmr City of Puebla, ebney, Victoria and Port Townsend., Er sumr Wennington Hall. Cantell. St Vincent. Brship kudora, Og1iv)», Queenstown. Bktn = G Wilder, McNe¢ili, lonolulu. Schr Queen, Edwardsen. 1:a 1ibertad. Schr Foriuna, Rosich. Fureka. Schr Arcnie and Fontie. Colstrap. Yelegraphio. POIXT LOROS, Nov. 15.—10 e m.—Weaths: thick: wind calm. Jiscellaneous. The Br ship Lydernorn, which arrived off this port last evening from Santa Roialia, was to-day ordered to proceed 10 Royal Roads. Domestic Porte ASTORIA—Eailed Nov 15—-Stmr State of Cali- fornia, for San Francisco. MENDOCINO—Arrived Nov 15-Stmr Polnt Arena, hence Nov 14. PORT BLAKELEY —Salled Nov 14—Schr John F Miier, for Ventura. GRAYS HARBOR—Arrived Nov 10—Schr Gem, hence Nov 1: schr Neptune. hence Oct 31. TACOMA—=alled Nov 11—Br sbip British Gen- Br bark Glenafion. 1or Eogland. —Arrived Nov 7—schr kree Trade, NAVARKO—Sailed Noy 15—Stmr Alcazar, for San Pedro. CASPAR—Salied Nov 15—Sehr Maxim, for San Francisco. AN DIEGO—Arrivad Nov 14—Schr Hueneme, | from Port Hadlock; Norstmr Peter Jebsen, from Nanaimo. Foreign Perte. DEPARTURE BAY—Arrived Nov 8-Ship Two Brothers, hence Oct 26. Movements of Trans- Atlantic Steamers. NEW YORK—Arrived Nov 15—Stmr Zandam, v erp. QUEENSTOWN—Salled Noy 15—Stme Etruria, for New York. LIZARD— Pasved Nov 15—Stmr La Bourgogne, from New York for Havre, DOVER—Passed Nov 15-Stm: Schiedam, from Amsterdam for New York. Tmportations. PORT H A RFOR D—Per Corona—27 bxs fish, 15 ©8 €gKs, % €3 biats, 3 cs dry goods, 1 bbi 1 cs oil. 1 s bardware, b dressed calves, 2 cy coffee-mills, 11 pkgs mdse. 111 sks mustard. 1032 sks beans, 75 bacley. 189 sks oas, 147 sks flax, 130 sks wheat, 102 sks seed, 104 bdis hides, 2 mochine, 1 bbl 142 er. Santa Barbara—3 sks walnuts, 21 bb's mineral water, 32 sks wool. 106 xs lemons. 2 bxs fish, 17 kS crawiish, 1 pkg m .se, 4 5k8 dricd apiicots Port Los Angeles—i crate pictures, 6 bxs dried frult, 1 dressed cheese, 27 bxslemons, 3 pkes madse, 71 bxs oranges. 85 bd 8 peits, 1 cs cloihes. 8draw bars, 12 harrow frames, 4 cs wine, &8 cs powarr. Wport ~outh —4 bales chili, 76 sks walouts, 7 weet Dotatoes, 123 bxs oranges, 13 bxs per- simmons. 54 bxs lemons. Kedondo—18§1 skscorn, 1 bx drled fruit, 15 bxs type, 1 sate, 4 bxsiemofs. 1 bx oranges. 150 ks wainuts, 1 bx boots ani shoes. 3 pkgs mdse, 1 bbu baxing powder, 1 bx dry goods, 10 cs hams, 2 ©3 hooks, 3 sks chesinuts, 52 cs caaned goods, 5 bbls vinegar. 10 cs D S backs, 1 bx salome, 1 case suddlery, 1 bdl mops, 2 crts cookers, 11 sksient pins, 18K harness. 81 aks tents, 1 cs lamps. 1 box stove, 1 bx green iruit. 7 craied pigs. 1 bbi gla. San Diezo—1 colt wire rope, 9 bxs oranges, 1 bx furnishings, 8 bxs plates, 2 cris bikes, 4 cs lard, 1 bil hoops. 4 sks pinenuts, »0 bxslemons. 1 bbl butier, 89 bxs Lmes 16 bdls leather, 1 pk rugs. 1 bal skins. I 5k beeswax, 2 cs pant. 1 cs musical Instruments. 1 bx gloves, 2 cris siarch, 1cslye, 6 8 10bacco, 1 bbl wh.sky, 2 pPkgs mdse, 2 boxes hardware. LOM PGC—Per Santa Cruz—1 bx butter, 1 box hardware, 1 bx froit, 135 sks beans, 332 si mus:ard. Port Harford—151 hogs. Gaviota—83 hods. Goleta—1024 sks walpuls, 47 cs pampas plumes. MOSS LANDING—Per Gipsy—33 sks mustara 8 pkgs mdse, 100 sks buckwheat, 60 sks wheat, 50 sks rye, 120 sks benas, ) 835 sks potaio-s. Soquel—248 bxs apples, 3 pkgs mase, 32 rolls paper. Santa Croz—58 pkes mdse, 21 sks bones, 164 bxs appies. 5 bxs butter. Pigeon Point—)00 drawers 25 twin drawers cheese. 1 bx mdse. Amesport—1653 sks oats, 421 sks beans, 415 sks barley, 21 cs cheese, squash. 1 bx butter, 4 bais green hides, 5 sis potacoes, 1 bx apvies, 1 pkg mdse, 28 8¢s green p-us. 4 sks s ring beans FORT BRAGG—-er Noyo-32ly M shingies, 94,290 ¢ lumber, 6707 rr ties. Consleanst. Per Corona—Goodall. Perkins & Co: S Jacobs: Kowalsky & Co: Roylunce Krass W orks: Tarrant & Co; A Galli Fruit Co: Campodonico & Malcolm ; Wetmore Bros: Dulton Bros; J W Johnson: W Jenks: Swn trancisco Brawers; Pac Syrup Co; Sherman, Clay & Co: W P’ Fuller & Co: McArthur & Co: Armour Packing Co: Norton Tanning Co: B D Avery & Co: Gray & Barbieri: O C &N Co: Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson; Wm_Mascie: G Werne: J 1vancovien & Co: Levi Spiegel & Co: F Weeks & Co: (reel-y Kxpress: A J B Imme Amer Press Assn: Lievre, Fricke & Co: M Hart: L ~catena & Co; Eveleth & Nash: 1 0 Greenhoo McDonough & Runyon: W C Price & Ce Youug: A'Geroerling & Co: D E Allison & C: 15 Parcells: Newmark & Edwards: Hawley Bros Pacific Hard vare Co; Price Baking Powder C Unlted Workmen's B00: & Shoe Co; Tha Cudah Packing Co; Hooker & Co: John Losfller: Levin Bros; Herman Cohen: Getz Br.s & Co; F Schon; Bardlett Springs Mioeral Water Co: J J Wirtne 3otk c J N Nokmann: C Ciaussen: J r-ounlotti: Whitne, 's C Pratler:: Gallagher Bros: National Brewery: Peter Olson: 1he G Cohn Co: N C M- Cline: Pacific Press: John H Spohu; Wm Wo & Co: Hilmer, Bredhof? &Schuiz: D M Gsboru, CF Whitney & Co: Dairymen’s Unlon: Wetmore. Bowen & (0: Sawyer Tanning C: Shoobert, Beale & Co; O P Evans; H “o; Lal Bottling C flani & Co: W A Hayne Jr: Dalton Bros; Pacific Fish Co: Fredericksburz Brewery: J B In- D firschler: Sacramento Fish Co: A Ena i Camillonl & Co: D Cereghino & Co: M Gelz & Co: Fanning & Frank: SLevy & Co: H B Forbei: Murphy, Grant & Co: Seller Sons & Co; Warerhouse & Leter; Hills Bros: Leonard & Eliis: J M Caln & Co; A Palies: Bissinger & Co; Dr ' Coke: Sol_Kahn & Co: Witzel & Baker: ~ Strauss: Russ, Sanders & Co; L G Sresovict: & Co: Erigham, Hoppe & Co; Dodge, Sweeney & Ca: Del Moh:e Milling Co; H 'Kirchmann & Co; Witland | Produce Co: Western Meat Co; Sinsheimer Bros; Erlanger & Galinger: Moore, Ferguson & Co; Mar- shall & Reimers: J P Thomas: I Dutard: S i verberg. Per Santa Ci n7—Hilmer, Bredhoff & Schulz; A Hills Bros: Allen & Lewis: H Dutard: South San Francisco Packing und Frovision Co: Standard Oil Co: Wieland Brewing Co; Lynde & Hongh: Dodre. Sweeney & Co: Buffaio Brewery: Bros & Co; Alilson, Neff : Deere Imp Co. pw—H Dutard: Cal Bottling Co: B Suzo: Wolf& Son: Gray & Barbieri: Garcia& Maggini N Ohlandt & Ce McDonongh & Runyon: Hilis Bros: 5 Le: Wellman, Peck & C; Tillmann & Bendel: U M Bol man & Co: Dodge. Sweeney & Co: h Martin, : Smith's Cash Store: M T Freitas & C & Cy Norton, ‘T'eller & Co: Brigham, Hoppe & C H Hammer: Union Jafl 3 Paper Cy Minaker & Welbanxs. 0—J S Kimball. SAN FRANCISCO “*CALL. BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco CALT— 710 Market street, open until 12 o'clock every nignt In the year. BRANCH OFFICES—527 Montgomery street, corner Clay; open until 9:30 o'clock. 839 Hayes street, open until 9:30 o'clock. 713 Larkin street, open until 9:30 o'clock. BW. corner Sixteenth and Mission streets, opem ontll 9 o'clock. 2B18 Mission street, open until 9 o'clock. 116 Ninth street. open until 8:30 o'clock. FITUATIONS WANTED—Continund. HELP WANTED—Continued. HELP WANTED-Continued. IDDLE-AGED, GOuD, STRONG WOMAN. '8 how 1o work : is honest and stead. is a fine liorsecleanar and laundress, wouid li<ea few more days’ work, orgo sieady ina §ood home: is all alone: is great'y all immediately 25215 smail fam 1y small ws in need uf work. EATSWEDISH GIREL LATELY FROM THE ants position 1o do second or_ge.eral . $20 to $25. Scandinavian Employ- ment Oflice, 107 O'Farreil st GOOD 00K 4 1aundress, desires a place in an American or country; city references. Room 25, 777 Mari, WEDISH GIRL WANTS SITUATIOS 10 DO ») general housework ; undérsiands German and Call Monday and 1170 Market st., roos THER WANTS WORK: 15 AN EX- roofs and skylights: repairing Address Carpenter, box 151, old WOrk a speciait; OUNG WOMAN, lise apiace Lo cook in restaurant 406 Clementina st. WIsHLS WORK BY or boarding-nou: LIABLE WoMAN he day to wash, iron or cleaning. RUSTY GIRL WISHES SITUATION TO DO light housework: wages $10 to $12; references. no posials 1629 Clay s WANTS WORK BY 419 Natomu st., rear, atter 12 o'clock. OUNG GIRL DESIRES A POSITION TO DO Call'or adaress room 28, general housework. 821 Howard st. A GERMA plain cook and honsework. dress 473 > eveuth st., room 12, Oukland. NTST0 GO OU L 8Y THE DAY d4_washing: good for sweeping. K. box 147, thi- office. 10 DO COOKING IN best of city references. ' EN T GRIMAN WOMAN / situation as cook. Address 602 Howaid st. POSITION TO DO Address MKSN, ¢ KL WISHE 3 cooking and general housework. ATED—PLACE AS WORKING HOUSE- eper; clty or country. MKS. R. E.WHITE, ERMAN GIKL WOU LD LIKE A PLACE TO @0 cooking: wuges $25. L. OUNG STRONG GERMAN GIRL DESIRES place to do housework; good reference. 1656 SWiDISH GIRL, Sweden, desires pos tion to 4o general house- 0% Twenty-fourth s ., corner >anchez. NG LADY WISHES A POSITION AS Working housekeeper; good cook; references. Address 116 Sixth st WISHES POSITION AS Address MI-S C V., 800 Eliis. DESIRES A POSITION AS chambermaid or sexmstress. Cail after 10 at 59 Minua st. ERMAN GIFL WHO CAN (OOK, WASH, iron good. 774 Foisom, bet. Third and Fourth, WISHES SITUA- tion to take care of lady curing confinement. 2115 Poweil st WANTS WOKK _BY ning: firs:-class worker; 13 housekeeper. TOUNG GIKL washing or housec best of referencés. 73 REFINED WOMAN WITH A CHILD AS working housekeeper; $12. MISS CULLEN, 328 Sutter st. EEMAN WOMAN AS WORKING HOUS! keeper, $15. 3:SS CULLEN, 823 Sutter st. / AITR - 58, $25, 2 IN FAMILY. MISS CUL- LEX, 32 $sutier > JRENCH SECONDGIRL, 312, MISS CULLEN, 823 Sutter st. RS PROTECTIVE UNION EMPLOY- I}l:nlzfilznflemn CONRAD TROKLL. 657 Olar ARBERS_FOR EMPLOYMENT CALL SEC. BPC Barbers’ Assn. . FUCHS, 525 Grant ave, OURNKYMEN BARLKES EMPLOYMENE secretary, . BERNARD. 102 reventh st. ST 1N CITY — 25 cents per night: $1, $1 26, S1 50 per week. Pacitic House, Commercial und Leldesdorff sts. NGLE ROUMS, 15, 20 AND wAl I BESS AND PARLOR MalD, $2 cook, $25: s=cond cirl. $15: 12 housework £irls, €ity und country. §:0 and $25: 8 youns eirls 10 assist, $10 10 $15. " MISS CULLEN, 823 Sutter. (GERMAN OR FurNCH MATD AND X sery governess, $25. MISS CULLEN, Sutter st. EADWAITHESS, 530 AND ROOM; WAIT- ress, city, 320 and room: waitress, §2 50 a week; waitress, $15 and room; waitress, 335 and room, countrs: lady operator on shirts; lady ageats Medical Co.; woman cook, $25 and roum; hoase girl, Ceutral av., $20; middle-sged woman, Washington st., $15; giri, Hayes st., 315: 2 grls, Berkeley. 815 to $20; girl for baxery: cook for ranch hands: 3 housekeepers: girl, Fulton si., choice place, $15: girl :or ~an Rafael: 11 sirls, ¥15: 7 Lirls, $20: 27 vounz giris. §8, $10 and $13 g‘r month, assist, etc., nice families. Ma RTIN'S, 49 Market. - 3 (OLORED GIRL~: HOUSEWORK. MAR- TIN'S, 749 Market st. ANTED—2 GERMAN COUKS, $30 AND #25: chambermaid and waitress. same hotel, clty. 815: German housekeeper, $15; 20 girls for housework and acsist. $25, $20 and $15;- German or Swedish girl. 2 in famliy, country, $15. LEON ANDRE, 315 Stcckton st. CUUK FOR GANCIL 3 MEN. SEE PaRTY here, $15 to $20: cook for 10 people, ci'y, $15 €ook £t private jamily, German or French 'coo.- ing, $25; svcund ciri ana care of children $15. C. R HANSEN & (0., 110 Genry st. ]Oo"i\- N TO TAKFE LUDGING AT 10c, 1o¢ and 20c & nignt. incinding coffee and roils. €24 Washington st.. near Kearn;. VW ASTED=SINGLR ROOM~, 150 A DAY §1 weex; rooms for 2, 25¢ a day. 81 50 & week; reading-room: daily papers. 36 Clay st Y ASTED-500 MEN TO-DAY T0 EAT BEST W 8c'ana 100 meais. 01a onomy, 410 Kearny. HOICEST DINNER ,6 COURSES, WINE OR coftee, icecream; 13c. CLIFFORD, 206 kliis. DINISHERS WANTED ON CUSTOM COATS; also good tailors. 18 Columbia square, NVENTORS, HAVING PaTETS IN IN: ventions of any kind for sale ~hond apply at vall of invention, 215 Sansome streei, room 12; patent and trade-mar< 8o icitors: models exhiv’ ted; capital secared ; companies organized. BUSINESS CHANCES. EEON( GROCERY AND BAR, OR WILL $5000, G5 Sariner; fne corner stand: long 16ase and clieap rent; taking 1 5100 per dav ci bi the finest business of its kind 1 hve ever offcre forsale. T. LUBRL=KI, 7 City ‘[:l‘ ave: D FAKTNER 1N BE ESTAB H2ZH0. fiied meiieat disrensary i Caiifor- nia: a rare chance for an energetic man: business has teen estabiished for years and clears irom $400 10 8600 monthly, and can te Ad\'nn(_‘!:l_(o tuis is a fine investment. 1. LUBEL- Ha'l ave., TFINE GROCERY AND BA stand acd a rare bargain ne plece and make offer atonce. T 1,7 City Hall FINE CORNER sen " LU= NEB ace is aciually worth donble this 1s a chance o! a lifetime. T. LUBELSKI, 7 City Hall av Q5 C.GAR-SIOKE, CONFECLIIOAERY Eb._)){)( « and laundry oflice; finest place e ver of- fered for the money in San Francisco; this is a rare chance: jocated at judction of 1wo c.rlines. T. I UBELSKI, 7 City ¥ 2() FAK X YOUNG, T 3DU. getic mun: experivice ot Recessary. T. LUBKLSKL 7 Cicy Hall ave. VW INCHESTEICHOUSE, 44 THIKD ST., NK. room: free bus and bagxuge (0 and from the ferr: OOMS 15¢ TV 75¢ PER N per week. Oriental, 225 Dromm st. J =W GRAND. 246 THIRD—SUNNY ROOMS AN from'$1 to $3 per week: reading-room. TANIED, 10 LULLECE WAGRS LUK LABOR ers&clerks. KNOX Collection Agey, 110 Snite: l OUSKDALE HOUSE, 321 KLLIS, NEARTA lor: 200 rooms; 25¢ might: reading-room. 2 ChHAIRS: SALEE SHOP FOR SALE 3’5004 location. 415 Hayes st. LL. $25 T hotel, $25 to $30; STEWALRDLSS, COUNTEY R $30: head waicress, coun chambermaid, country hotel, $20, assist wasiing. C. B HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary st. EAT SECOND GIRL AND SEAMSTHRESS, private fumliv, near city. $20, reierences youug girl fir honsework, country town, $15 CLOx8. housewo K girls, etc., eity and countr) , $15 i §20. MURRAY & KIADY, Leading Em- ployment Agents, 634-636 ay st. Y GERMAN COUKS, 825 AND 830: INFANTS' nurse, 825: 2 nursagiris, $15; 8 girls for house- work. MRS, HIRD, 721 kills st VOUNG GERMAN OR SWEDISH girl for general housework: plain wasning; wages $12 10 $10. 710 Hyde st., near Sutter. VW ANTED — 90 ASSIST IS GENERAL houtework, German girl: sleep at home; $2 50 per week. 1914 Leavenworih at. YOUNG Giil FOR HOUSEW KK AND cooking at 1239 Twenty-third st., near Castro; wages $1c. R CRUITS WANTED FO THE UNITED ~taies Aarine Corps. United States Nay. able-bodled unmarried men, between the ages of 21 and 30 years, who &re citizens of the United >tates, or those who have legal.y d clared their intention 10 become citizens: must be of £ood character and habits and able 10 speak, read and write Knglish, and between b feet b incnes and 6 feet m height. For further information_apply a: the Kecruiting Oftice. t.. San Francisco, Cal. QHUES! SHOU. 1 SH S! NEW 10O ORDER; any siyle, $5 up; misfits and cast-off shoes bough! or exchanged: large stock of second-hand thoes: firsi-cluss repairing: WoOrk gusrauteed. 749 Mission st.. near Grand Upera-house. |, SIMON WANTS 100 MuN 10 GET SOT- « tie beer or wine bc; best free lunch. 843 Clay. W AMIED—AN 1DEA; WHO CANTHINK OF some simple hing to vatent? lProtect yout idens: they may bring you wealth. Write JOHN WEDDERBURN & CO., Dept. L, Patent Attor Deys, \Washinzton. D. C, for thelr $1¥U0 prize offer and list of 200 inventions wanted. JLDERLY WOMAN, ABOUT 30, FOR 110US, keeping and care two babies; $15. 118 V. lencia st., store. EN'S HALF-SOLING, d0c.: LADIES, 4Uc.: done while you wait. 858 Market, opp. Palacs Hotel: branch 787 Market, opp. Will & Finek’s.S.F- ANTED—OLD LADY FOR LIGHT HOUSE- work: ool home. 1146 Folsom st. RY ACNE HOUSK, 997 MARKeT SI., BE- low Sixth. for a room: :bca night: $1 a week. f ANTED —GuOD COOK FOR A JEWISI restaurani. 916 Howard st. EWISIL WOMAN TO TAKE CARE OF SICK person. 673 Mission st. TOUNG GIRL FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK; sleep at home. 293 Calitorola av., near 30tu. () IRL FOR GENERAL HOUS=WORK. 12807 Fillmore street. GEL Tok L.GHT HOUSEWORK. 802 VAL lejo st., flat A, near Powell IDDLE-AGED WOMAN tion (o do few hours'light housework every Please call 2 Wheelock place, offt Valiejo st., near Powell. WISHES A SITUA- — A POSITION bousexeeper In lodging-houss; Address H. H., box 52, Cail Uftice. {XPERIENCED LAUNDRESS work by the day in private family. 327 Miona. WOULD LIKE SEC- Address B. FAR- AS WORKING g00d manager. UST FROM IKELANL & neat sewer. RELL, 1807 Grove s "XPERIENCED WOMAN WISHES A SITC- ation 1o ook on a rauch. Address MRS, LI POSITION can do general housework and 39 Mixsion st RL WISHES A SITUA’ do housework ana pisia_cookine. &L 428 Clementiua st R W 2 Swecinn girl: 18 8 goud cook. vet. Fifth aud Sixth. S AND DRESSMAKER WOULD s able to teach L like & position German and Frene box 84, thiy uflice. MERICAN WOMAN OF GOOD REPUTE wishies @ situa‘lon as man clty or country. Alhlre‘ A TERMAN GIRL WOULD LIKE A POSITION 959 Folsom. downstairs. OOR WOMAN WITH CHILD 1 YEAK OLD sicuation to do plain housework; no cooking: will work for $6 per month. 2: Yosemite House, ging housekeeper: . box 30, Cail. 10 GO UPSIAIrS WOTK.. Market st., near Seventh, OMPETENT, wishes (o G0 washing, duy: best reterence. sixth st., near Mission. THUSTWORTHY A M Engier; T SUKTIS, 8567 Twent: GRL_T) DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK: assist cooking. 245 Fouril st. NIKL TO WORK IN RESTAURANT; §4 PER week. 604 Third st. ANTED — YOUNG GIRL FOR LIGHT housework: sleep home. 1011 Buchanan st, TANTED—A FIRST-CLANS FINISHER ON ladies’ cloaks. Room 35, Donohoe building. TRL OR WOMAN FOK HOUSEWORK. 1221 Stockton st. OUNG GIRL NOI' OVER 13 YEARS OoF age as companion to a lady and assist in light housework: good home and wages. Apply 162 Folsom st. SANT —HEALTHY WETNURSE. AP- Dply 506 Sutter s:., belween 11 A. 3. and 12 ar. VW ANTED — YOUNG ~ GIRL FOR LIGHT work Inatore: wages $5 a week; call imme- diately. 623 Union st. \v ANTED—] NrD YOUNG LADY TO assist and travel wiih young refined cent e- man in traveling busluess. Address K., box 15, Call Office W ANTED—PUFILS FO% PRACTICAL MI Jinery schzol: every lady her own milline Iadies prepared {or the business kemoved from 410 Leavenwortti st. to 2214 Geary, room 46. CUA I-FINISHEK. 5ii MARKET,ST. \} ANTED—BOOKKEEPER AND CASHIER (soung lady) 10r souibside grocery - store: bouis 7:30°A. M. 106 P. . ry. $18 per month; reierenc s. aadress W. G, box 133, Call Office. FANTED—A FIRST-CLASS FINISHER ON indles’ coats. Donohoe building, room 35. O GERMAN APPRENTICES ON FINE ART made Jadies’ costumes. HENY WORTH, ladies’ tallor, 1105 Leavenwor:h, near IDOW WOULD hoasekeeper: city or couniry. like position 1807 Sixteenth st. PIEST - CLASS TAILOR, SUIT maker and seamstress desires position: uice town Or couniry; staie wages. London, box 9, Cail Offi LADY'S OE INVALID'S nurse; best references; assist in housework 1t 185 Hyde st. % Ringold st., bet. Eighth and Ninth, Fol- som and flarrison. EARN URESSCUTTING AND FITIING. Iskirt paiterns.25c. McCDOWELL'S, 636 Market ATRDKESSING, MANICURING LESSONS: reasonable Miss Doyle,212 Powell: 105 Ninih EKMATOLUGY. HAIRDRESSING, MANI- curing school: reasonable. 131 Post: elevator. J 'GHT SCHOOL OPENS MUN DAY, 7:16 P. M. 3 LYNN'S Dresscutting School. 14 McAllister. VW ASTED, YOUR SHOES— Wi REFATR shoes up to 10 o'clock every nizht: those work- ing through the day can have their snoes repairel &t night while you wait: ladles’ soling, 35¢; wmen's soling, 50c: fine shoes made {0 order irom '$2 up: we have a 10t of shoes, been damaged by water, ai less than one-fourth their value, from 26¢ up o 0. 562 Mission st.. bet. First sz and Second st. V WANTS NE VITH $50: good paying business. Apply room 8, 705 Pine st., from 910 12 and 6 t0 8 ». A1 ROOMS WANTED. ‘v,\.\r?‘.u—'r\\'n UNFURNISHED HOUSE- keeping rooms; private family: about $6: five blocks of Taylor and Sutter. MRS. A., 113 Ber-, nard st. ROOMS AND BOARDING WANTED P OM AND BOARD WANTED BY YOUNG lady In_private family: state price and par- ticulars: references exchanged. C. F., box 159, this office. WANTED-MISCELLANKEOUS. “?,{ix, PAPER, 4C A ROLL: PAPER HANG- ing, painting. elc., by contract or day’s werk, ar_your own price: work must be had. N. MERIGAN, 1302 Webster st. \_ ACHINERY WAN] N CHAN AV jor $tockton lots” White, 516 Mission st. two chairs. Barber. box 90, this office ANTED—TO ¥ X SE ENG and barley rollers and packer, second-hand, cheap. Address JOHN H. SIMONSON, 11 Clem® entina st., S, F, LD GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT: JEWEL- ry.watches repaired. MUND, 113314 Mission. UILDINGS BOUGHT; LUMBER, SASd doors, mantels. etc., for sale. 1166 Mission st ELL YOUR BOOKX, CLOTHING AND JE elry 1o KLEIN. 109 Sixth st.: send po: EDUCATIONAL. EALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 2% POST st.—Bookkeeping, business practice, short- band, typlug, telegraphyv. modern languages. £n lish branches. electrical engineering, ewc.; 20 teschers: 15,000 graduates: cat A SEES THE LEAD w5 DING COLLEGE, 52 Montgomery st.: individual instructioa in shorthand, typing. bookkeeping. telegraphy, eto.; lite scholarship $50: low rates per week and mo. OICE, PHYSICAL CULTUKE AND ELO- cation: latest and best methods. MRS. CAL- HOUN, 8915 California st. ROYSEDALE HOUSE. 821 ELLIS. NR.Ta lor—100 furnished rooms; 25c night: 81 week. H ISDRESSING, 8¢ AND “S5c: AFTER- noon classes: 10'lessons. $1 50. 1248 Mission. OUNG WOMAN, NOT AFRAID TO WORK, desires a place as’ housekeeper for widower of uo objection to auy distance in the Address . L., box 1 single man: W ANIED-MEN AND WOMEN TO LEAKN barber trade: only 8 weeks required: tools given and caalogue sent. . X, Burner School, 515 Howard st. INCH RS RK HOUSK. 44 THIKD S1 Market: 200 rooms: 25¢ to §1 60 per ul 160 1086 per week: convenient and respectal and baggaee 1o and from the terrv. SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE. . CHIN :-gi{“’f.fif “Japac nese employment office. X Al Tel. main 231 W.C.YQ D JAPANESE EMPLOYMEST office; best help, 41414 O'Farrell. Tel. E &Co: | 7| A W Fink & Co: Dairymen’s Union: Brav’s Sons | & Co: Hammond & Brod: Murray & Steinhagen; earny, nr. Cal (HINESE AN UST CUNVENIENT AND KESPECTABLE: YL Winchester House, 44 Third st near Market: 200 rooms: 25¢to $1 50 per night; $1 60 to $3 jor week: iree ‘bus ai MALE HELY WANTED, W ANTED — BUTLER, ENGLISH PRE- ferred, $40: second butler, §35: (00k, plain hotel, $30: second cook, smail restaurant, $8 a week ; French boy 10 wait at table. $15 and found; Junch wai L. ANDRE, 315 Stockton st W Cloft A Galll Froit Co: J D Martin; ¥ i W Schultz; 38 Swede: wants work ai either or references. Address C. G. GAKDNER, box 170, WISHES SITUATION: MANY years' experience: best references. Call or ad- dress P. 1., 241 Fremou! ARDENER OR MAN ABOUT PLACE, GOOD horseman and milker, desires a situation in firs -class references. Address private family rdener, 417 Stockton st. ILKER WISHRES A SITCATION TO MILK from 25 to 30 cows. M. D., AN. 19 YEARS OLD, DrS 00 where he can learn business; whole- e or Teal e«tnte oflice preferred. box 138, this office. NOTIUE OF MEETINGS, GOLDEN GATE COMMANDERY No. 16. Knights Templar, Golden Gate building, 629 Sutter st—The stated as- mbly THIN £ VENING &t 7:30 p. 3. The Order of the Temple will be conferred. All visiting fraters cordially Invited. CHARLES H. MUEPH WILLIAM T. FONDA, Recorder. + Commander. G. G., box 6¥, Call Office. G AMEKICAN WISHES 5.11)1'\1;-‘::;;4 bookKkeeper Or slenogra) T Y. A.. box 123, Call Offic-. OFFICE OR . DENNING, | as ussistant ages moderate. Y YOUNG MAN OF 18 A 111d00r work; references. mporlim, care J, A. MARINEL. D BY EASTERN MAN ockkeeper or porter in_whoiesale ot retai eterence. Address W JITUATION WAX KA COUK. COUNTRY HOTEL, §70. C. K. HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary +) SCANDINAVIAN MINr RS, COUNTRY, $3 A da; 8#e toss here Monasy morning. C. K. HANSEN & Cu., 110 Geary st. UTCHER FOR RANCH, $35: 10 COOPRES; shoemaker; 5 wire nail ‘'operators, city, $2 50 aday: tarmer ‘and wife, $30; boy for store; hoy to feed Giordon press; 6 farmers, $20 and $2! tiemakeis. MURRAY & READY. Leading Em. ployment_Ageats, 634 and 636 Clay st. OOK, $35 AND ROOM: 3 COOKS, $30 AND J room: coox, $50 androom; 3 dishwashers, MARTIN'S, 749 Market st. MOKE P.GN' FEET SHAVERS. MARTIN'S, 749 Market st. % JABANESE BOY. HOUSEWORK, 86 WEEK. MARTIN'S, 749 Market st. ANTED—IMDUSTRIOUS SINGLE MAN as partner with $100 caplial in salt ana smoked meats. grocery and notlon store; good lo- cation: no opposition; will clear $40 rach monthiy by doing our ow! & F. G., box 6. Uall Oftic 7 ANTED — BU ER HO UNDER- stands taking charge of shop to buy one part- ner's interest; small capital required: sickness cause of sale. ‘Appiy 114 Second s . TANTRD-YOUNG BARBER, GOOD sbaver; board. room; wages $3: steady work: £00d home.” Address HERMAN KOCH, Vallejo, Cal = G SOLOMON'S LODGE No, and A. M., corner Geary and Nteiner sts.—t led meeting THIS (MON- DAY) EVENING at 7:30 o'clock. Tird degree. Ey order of the M HARRY BAEHR, Secretary, TDDCE-AGED SCANDINAVIAN WANTS situation in private place; understands horses, cows, gardening: handy with '10ols: small wuges: references. LLIGENT LAD, 18, OF GOOD JHABITS, atisfied with itostion with first- OCCIDENTAL LODGE No. 92, F. and A. M.—Called meeting for THIS (Monday) EVENING ut 7:30 o'clock. Third degree. By order of the W. M. EDW. F. DELGER, Sec. SAN FdA ISCO CHAPTER No. 1. Hoyal Arch Masons, meets THIS KVENING. Business. . M. an1 M. . M. degrees. H. 6. PRINC residing with parents, seeks excellent recommendation irom iate AKER FOREMAN, WHO UNDERSTA all kinds of bread and cake. wishes situ clity or country. 19 Zoe st , bet. Third und Fourth, Bryant and srannan. 00D PAINTRIK A D PAPER-HANGER. Bive portion of time to care of prorerty for house rent: flat or cot. age. W. E.box 22 HEXMANN LODG ¥. and A. M.—Called meeting THIS DAY (MONDAY), November 1€, 1896, at 7:30 . . Degree 2. By order of the W. M. L SCHUMACHEK, Secre Fioneer bullding. 24 Fourth AL 5 Plonrer place. SPECIAL NUTICEN, g}: DR, ROBBINS HAR KEMOVID FROM 1508 Market sr., and it now perm. located s 118 Kddy 'st. Office hours, r. ™. Consuliation free. ICENSED ENGINEER DESIRES SITUA- tion: e ther city or country. Address . 0. box 2432, Nan Francisco, Ca . W ANTED — YOUNG MAN FO& LIGHT work; lodging-honse; handy with tools, etc. 922 Post st J ANTED—LIVE MAN WITH $100 SPOT cash: all winter job: salary $4 per dav: money secured. Call between 10 and 12 at 21 Alaskast.. off Mission. bet. Eighth and Ninth.] E FINEEKING SCHOOL: MECH., civil. mining, survey, assay, archit.. X ray taught:es.1864. A.VAN DER NAILLEN, 745 Mkt OOKKEEPING THOROUGHLY 1IN 6 WEEKS or year’s course free; only accountant teaching. RK, room 572, Parrott Emporium building. QTIEHL'S SHORTHAND AND BUSINESS College, 723 Market st.: expenses less and £cholarship becter than elsewhere: day and night. RLASUU'S LYCRUM DUAUUL U ACTING— £, Private theatricals arranseds pupils rehearsa on stage. R. 5and 1 2,1. 0. 0. F. block. 7th and Mk: OUKKPNG, WRITNG, ARITHNTC. GRAME, day & night: nociasses; $5 month. 845 Mission. NIeaT SCHOOL:HEALD'S BUS.COLLEGE:24 Post ;comme rejal,shorthand, English :low rates. ROF. LOUIS MRRKI; VIOLIN, MANDOLIN, guitar, cornet: reasonab'e. 225 Geary,nr. Powell. GUI'I‘A‘(. MANDOLIN, YtANO AND VOCAL lessons. $3 mo. Mary Westhaus. 39 Fifth. INGING: PIANO: PARIS GRADUAT French.German languages:$2 mo. 109Tavlor,r’ FURNITURE KO (2'r sToP IT People always flock to where they can do the best. Follow the majority and you'll no: be far wrong. Remember, we sell for cash or on ess; payments. Wicker Chalrs and Rockers from. . : SALE. v time $300 up ¥pamel Boreau 750 up Knamel Iron Bed: 750 up Fancy Rockers. s e 325 up Heauing Stoves, all kinds - 400 wp Cooking Ranges and Stoves.. 700 up Carpets, Linoieums, Mattings. Largest s.ore, largest stock, lowest prices. J. NOONAN, 1017. 1019, 1021 aud 4028 Mission st and 518, 518, 520 and 522 Minna si., above Sixth. Open evenings Telephone Jessie 41. TCTION HOUSE, 827 MISSION ST—ASH <\ chamber suits, $13 50: folding-beds. $10. HAS. M. PLUM & CO. UPHOLSTERY CO. 1301 MARKET ST, COR. NINTH. Carpets. Furniture and Upholstery Goods. 4()() SARPEIS: CHAMBER Snis. 81 stoves, $5; * parior sets, $20: folding-beds $10: bas ontfits. T. D. McCARTHY. 764 Mission. AT L NEUMANN'S, 117 SIXTH, FOR lowest prices on household g0ods: new or gcol | 48 New: €481 OF ON time: open evenings. KR8 FURNITURE CO..1127-29-31 MARKE o, furnish 4 rooms, $:8 to $30; best bargains in city. ARBER WANTED:; SIEADY. 36 EDDY 13'5e cali aster 9 4. 3. RESSMAN WANTED ON CUSTOM COATS. 106 Battery YOUNG MAN o TO LEARN BAKBER trade. Inquire 1074 #ifih st. SIEONG BOY FOR ERRAND! walker. 560 Fourth st. W ANTED—COOK IN RESTAUKANT. 1653 Market st. i A GOOD OUNG SWEDE SITUATION AS COACh. man or man abou: place: is first-ciass horse- best of references. Address J. welfth st., Oakiand. N URSE AND MASSEUR W ISHES POSITION private hospital or trave! with invalld gentl man: best references. Box 10, Call Office. WIHOLK> ALE GRUCERY seven years' experience: §ood C. P. G., box 42, Call Oflice. TUUNG MAN WISHES » [ RENT—THE LODGERGOMS FOR- merly occupied by the N. S, G. W. in_the . '¥or terms apply | SANSON, 1389 T4 - liquor business; 'UATION BY THE FZ KN FIXTURES MADE T0 OiDE cheapest place in the city, H. MUK SCHMIDT, 623 Goiden Gate ave. g‘ BAL TENANTS EJECTED, $3. COOK, law and Collection Oftice. 10233 Market st. g- BAD TENANTs ERJECTED FUR S4. rollections made, city or count: Pacific Lollection Co.. 415 Montev at.. room 6. 558, montli; city or country:_firsi-class painter and Apply 205 Eliis st. JOUNG SINGULE MAN (GERMAN), sirictly sober, wants work on_private place or any other kind of work: fs good L bonds as 10 honesty. ress WILLIAM R., box 94, this oftze. 0 Add AN AND WIFE (EASTERN PEOPLE). horses, Paper-hanger. private place: man unde; Arnived. SUNDAY, November 15. Stmr Corona. Jepsen. 60 hours from San Diego A4nd, way ports: passand mdse, 10Goodal!, Perkins Stmr Santa Cruz. Nicolson, 66 hours from San Diego, vic: proauce, 1o Goodall, Perkins & Co. stmr Noyo, Levinson. 14 hours from For: Bragg: pass and mase, to J S Kimball. Sunr Whilesboro, Johnson. 15 hours from Greenwood : lumboer. 10 L E White Lumber Co. W.A.CARROLL, BROKER | et/ Tl s Sl PR 0 oo My CHICAGO MARKETS. NEW YORK STOCKS. | 2ois: Fast Wire East. Unequaled Service. STRICTLY COMMISSION. Privateand Bunk references quoted on application Offie 328 Montgomery St.,Sate De, osit Bla el Sain 1751 Private Parior for Ladies hip Kensingion. Forixna, & blrl"‘ 0 m‘lll!r. i A s o Foiled. SUNDAY, November 15, Stmr cotla. Johnson, Rokpor:. Simr Weeoit, Whitney, Alhjon. Sumr Geo W Klder, Lewis, Poriland, DIVIDEND NOTICES., & PWVIDEND X087 (TWENTY FIVE cents per share) of the Huteninson Sugar Plantation Company will be payabie at the oflice of 8;7- Market s .. on and afier FRI- DAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1896. Transter-books will close :aturday, November 14, 1896, ar 12 the company. o'clock M. E. H. SHELDON. Secrotury. grounds: wife competent cook and housckeeper ogsecond work. Address A. E., box HINANAN WANTS POSITION A5 Co0K: %8 references: or coun! i fami otel. flifl&cr‘mmnl&" e HESTRG nUUSE, 44 THIRD. NEAR arkei—Eiectric lights In rooms; 25c 10 $1 50 per niche: £1 SITUATIONs W ANTED-FEMALE, UMBER OF GIRLS. ALL NATIONALITI awaliing situations at MRS, HIRD'S, 721 Edlis st JTEADY, COMPETENT WOMAN WILL DO bousework, is good cook and laurdress, or any kind of work that is wanted: wages fiom $15 to $20; city or across the bay. 79 Jessle st., be:. First and Second. v 2 5 sivk: tiws bis rnd bapes«e (0 and from the sercy FEMALE hels WANTED, EAD WAITRESS, 825; 2 GIRLS FOR GEN. eral housework and nurse. 2 {n family. coun- large number of giris of all nationailties o u city and country. J. F. CRO- SETT & CO., 3] AN WILLING TO WOKK, WITH- dudes. J., box 15, Call Oftice. W ANTAD—PRESSER IN GFNERAL WORK ©Oaludies’ cloaks Room 35, Donahoe building. 16; NO PBUCKINGHAM FURNITURE CO.—LOWEST o Prices; farniture, carpets; all grades. 866 Mis- sion st. {URSTTURE, STOVES, CARPETS, COUN- | ters. showeas ANDKRSON. 1121 NMarket st, | &5 BEER-BOITLIN Maret: 200 rooms, 45 a mignt: readme: | 3 | ZDU) 1G 13 50 TO $1 50| LEC, | FURNITURE WANTED. FYOU WAST GOUD PRICES FOR rURNE tere and merchandise see BUKD; 211 Larkin, IGHER PRICE THAN ANYWHRRE PA Hby Indians Auction Co,1057 .\hrkn.unp..}én‘g OAH FAID FOR ESTIRE HOUSES On smaller lots of furniture, carpets, eic BOWCHER. 222 Stockion: send nostar o W ANTED_ATOBACCO STRIPIER. HOFF- MAN & CO., 863 Market st. {XFERIENCEL RESTAUBANT WAITER, $9 per weex, at 207 Second s CTIVE BOY WANTED. ADDEESS DiUG- gist, box 22, Cull Cffice. OR SALE—BARBER-SHOP: 2 CHAIRS; 15¢. 1810 Castro sr., opposite carhouse. EUGHG HOU =k, 86333 MARKET ST.—RUOMS 20c, 25¢ to 50¢ night: 1 to $2 week. Saieiss CARPEC CLEANIN Mer. 38 and 40 4 ighih sc.; telephone South 250, " All.;sfie‘v\s FERGUSON & CO., 23 Tenth: tel South 38. D. MACKINTOSIL & 'Cu., snccessors, { Suany home. $700. A. M. LK1 SANED AND KENOVATED J HEN YUU BECOME DISGUSTED W W e 0 10 SPATLDING'S Floneor oo < 4'S P i Det-beating Works, 353-57 Tehama st.; tel. So. 40, | GENTLEMAN, LONG RESIDENT OF THIS city, having s large acquaintance, desiring 10 conuect himself permanently with a lorge fire in- surance company can address A. B, box 140. Call. W AXTED—YOUNG MAN (18) 10 LEAKN barber rade. Address Boss, box 98, Call. W ASTED — YOUNG MAN OF GUOD A dress as cler< iu_an old-established empioy- ment office in San Francisco: mus be willlng 10 do general oftice work, Inciuding cleaning up of. fice. etc., write a fair hand aLd come we.lrecom. mended; salary §6 per week, with probable in. crease. 'Address, with- fuil par:iculars, C. P., box 7, Call Office. DV .NCK CARPEI-CLEANIN AR ter. tol. Main 504, 8, & 1 1 VARPET-CLEANIN| OMKLIN'S “ CARPKT- BEATING WORK C 333 Golden Gate ave. Telephone Fast 1og " co.. a0z S.FFRGUSON.mangr E MITUHELL, CARPET-CLEANING G J. fiotin su: cléaning 3o a yard. Tel. Mia 71, . 8c: LAYVING, 8¢: RUG | samples free; tel. Jessie 944, Stratton, 19 Sth st SOAYAKD AT GREAT WENTERN CARPET: cleaning Works. 11 Eighth st Kighih at._Telephone J. Ve 106 £W WALLO HOUSE, 765 MISSION, RET. 3d and 4th—Singl furnished rooms, night 15¢ 10 50c, week §1 to $2 60: rending-100m: sirictest ai- teution morning cails; clean; quiet; open ail nignt, WANTL.D—MM“B% AND MECHANICS to know that Ed Kolkin, Heno House proprie- tor. still runs Denver House, 217 Third st.: 150 large rooms; 25c pér nigat: $110 83 per week. STORAGE, T LOW RATES-CURNITURE, | ARFRTS pianos, eic.: clean, d; 1 o 0% iGs clean, diy, light compartments. tlon, above Sixi : open evenings. ——— s P Ovnms JURNITURE, “FIANOS. ~ TRUNKS: AD: vances. shipping. CHAS L. TAYLOK 904 Foy., JO3ES & CO. MAIN OFFICE 25 AND 57 BUSIN - and route: sellivg 14 barrels per week, with fine, long-established tr.de; this is the finest Wargain ever offered of the kind; fullest iu- vestigation. T. LUBELSKI, 7 City Hail ave. Y AND BOARDING STA- oreof the bes located and well- Kknown stands in the city: 10 firsi-ciass horses; large stock buggles, hacks, coupe, wagons, har- ness, ete.; 23 boarders and doing a business clear- mouth; thorongh Investigation wil tak+ $1:00 cush, ba'ance on time. ot GEO, STEW ART. 802 Market st. BUSINESS ', ¥3 Kearny st. bar tradc alcne allowed N OTICE: AN promply. tor cash $750— ! artuer, ¢ £12 per day; clesring $150 per month. $350—Pariner in contracting busine: $75 each per month: oflice work. SALOONS FiOA ) Resiaurants from... Branch bakeres from.... ) U Stationery and notions from #2 0 103,500 Cigar-stores from........ $200 to $2000 Alt kinds of business bought and sold. UNDERWOOD & CO., 765 Market st. RACTICAL PRINTERS, ATTEN For sale at a bargain, on sccount of il-health of proprietor, half o encire interes: in one of the besy eauipped and oldest estabdlishied printing oflices in ~an Erancisco: half inierest would be sold only to a praccical and reiiable printer, competent to take charge of mechanical cepartment: a barzain and easy terms ht part.. Address L C., Call. REE BUSINESS OPi ORTUN TS : SALOOY on Market pear City IL large stock wines and liquors: 2 cash reogisters, safe, hand- some bar and backbir: cost to fit up $3000: owner retining from business: no agents: bargain. Par- tculars ac 1205 McAlli 1 UILDERS, CON B “person. can make $60.000 by aavancing $3000 to $4000, as partner in u white oak ranch with sawmill: lumber as good as Ea tern. Samples at 822 Va encia . R00. ELi ANT OFFICE BUSINE-8 BB00. Jasing %50 o #200 yer month: pars can remain on the business: chance of a lifetime for energetic man: family troubles cause of seli- ing. K., box 1 Hice. Vi FATIONERY. NUTIONS, BRANCH BT00. S5 ere.; it you wanta nice paving business in pleasant neighborhooa. on prominent corner, with 4 furnished, sunoy living rooms, in- vestigate this: foll vaiue in sight. ., box 10, Call. ONG-ESTABLISHED, WELL-PAYING STA- J tionery business: must be sold at once as owner was called East on account of death: will be sold for $3500, wor.h $6000. Address Prosper ty, box 150, Call Office. ARE OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE: OLD established furniture. carpet snd undertaking business: clears over §30U0 a_year: stook.$10, 000. G BIRKMAIER, Wells-Fargo b JACRIFICE—ESTABLISHED REPAIR AND D machine shop: complet of sundries. bi- cyeles, tools; vuleanizer and oven: rent paid to December 15. Inquire 111 Foa SALE—OLD-ESTABLISHED POULTRY and produce stand in one of the best marxets cearing 8220 10 815,000 .$100 10 $12.000 100 0 $16.0 | in the State: owner going away. Apply 916 Washington st., Oakland. )() BUSINESS, PORTLAND, Oi.: $400“. paying $175 per month: good chance to increase. Inquire C. E. NAYLOR, room ¥, floor 8, Mills building. i $20{ BAKERY; ALL COUNTER TRADE; AKBER CHAIRS; PAY CASH FOR ONE OR | 5 good location. 2809 Twenty-third st., near Bryant. T 1, WITH SODA FOU. $65. tain, in beat location on the city siont for sale. Address box 94, Cail. EADING RESTAURA. IN_ LEADING 4 seaside resort of Pacific Coast: owner retiring from business. Adiress ., box 138, Cail ¢flice. i BARGAIN; COUNTRY SaLOC R, $T00. S andiece vy 1. 3. COVERT, 218 Cellfornia st. LACKSMI “BUSINESS FOR SALE; cheap rent: too's furnished. Call on or address V.M NEY, 858 Pacific ave., Santa Cru 3951 10, AND HALR: dressing- business, paying 875 per month; living-rooms connected; rent reasonable. ADY OK GENTLEMAN WITH $500 CAN realize $2 . to $50 a day; handle your own money strictly. S. S., box 68, Call. OR SALE — $4000, LEADING JEWVELRY- store; estab'ished 4 yeurs. For particulars ad- dress P.'0. box 176, Petaluma, Cal. JOR SALE—RESTAURANT, CHEAP, 0% account of other business on' hand; mast be sold. 835 Broadway, Oakland. FORSALE—SALOON NR. WHARF: CHEX on account of death. Apply WICHMAN, LUTGEN & CO., 318 Clay st. 7 SALICKE. T00 2arness cow and ai Inquire 25 Third st. B,\’nmn, CANDY, CIGAE AND NOTIOY store; sunny living-rooms; good location. 1201 Bush st. V EWSPAPER RUUTK IN INTERIOR CLLY. close to Sau Francisco. For particuiarsapp.y this ottice. OKNER RESTAUBEANT: MUST BE SOLD / within thiee days. 708 Mission st. (JIGARSIORE: 2 LIVING-ROOMS: RENT $14; sickness. 1127 Mission st. E AGOY, 10ols: for sa.e cheap. Fni AND GROCERY STORE; 2 LIVING- rooms, cheap; well located. 602 California st. BARGAIN: NEWS AND STATIONERY store. Applv bet. 7and 8 p. _RANCH BAKERY, CANDY, LAUNDRY 15 offce, 5 lving-rooms: barzain. ‘1151 Mlssion DRINLING OFFICE, FINK_CONDITION, Call bet. 12and 1, 3and 5 at 4 Californ rm. 5. K- STORE; LIVING-ROOMS; 4 Eighth s:. ¥ Y AND BAR: position: no agents. Inquire Call Offic JOR SALE—BRANCH BAKERY: CENTRAL- Iy located. Ingnire Call Oftice. EST SHOE - REPAIKING SHOP IN THRE Mission for sa'e cheap. 8421 Sixteenth st. TH KD INTRRESE IN BLACKS ness: rarty m be a Christian Fou SALE—-GOOD-PA Toute: apply evenings. ter st. BINKING SALOON: A BARGAIN: WITH dwelling. 650 Sucramento st., coruer Kearny ALUUN FOKR SALi. INQUIRE LEVY & CO., 781-795 Mission st. BFANCH BAKERY—FAYING WEL trade pays rent. Apply Call Offic~. DOUTE FOR SALE ACKUSS 1 HE BAY. 1. A anire at Cail Ofiic T MILK LODGING-HOUSES FO. 1 5() BARGAINS; $100 TO $5000: CASH OR payments. 26-room corner house....... 3ttt S1000 12 rooms; fine sunny corner. .... SN0 w0 50 rooms. clearing $200; in payments...... 2500 +8-room house; rooms all rentcd L Teon 8 rooms: near Clty Hall: new.... . 250 €-room fiat; Geary and Jones.... 14 rooms on 'Folsom st., near Third..... 80-room house. clearing $500 66-room corper house. new furniture . 20 rooms, on 4th s., clearing $50, only 85 rooms on Market's:., offer wanted. 12 rooms, centrai, good furniture.... 11. &' DECKER, 1020 FLAT OF 6 ROUM: 23 rooms_fine cor.er, new 25 rooms, Market st 5 < 50 rooms. fine furaituye, payments. 11 rooms, newly furnished. low rent 34 rooms, ndov, new....... P WOUD & CO.. 765 Market 7Z-RCOM, NICELY FURNISHED _FLAT, choica locatis only $250: sanny 10-room house on Post, $550: fine sunuy corner house, 11 r00ms, weil furnishe.t. $700; 10 rooms on Gexry, 3 3 9U6 Market. () SRV ESTH — 12-ROOM 22U furniture: ren 35 $950. i 00d payt 100N S: FURNISHED e on Howsrd st.; rooms always . HILL, 997 Market ING-HU OF 28 RUOMS FOK S LE: i good rellable house from h good living can be made: moderately good furniture and low 916 How Howsrd TYPEWEKITERS., IN THE NEW PEERLESS Duplicator? They stand tthe head. JORN F. MEYERS & C0.,947 Marke:, GENTS SMITH PEEMIER: ALSO RENT and sell ail kindsof typewriters.” L. & M. AlLe EXANDER & CO., 110 Montgomery st., write for circuias EMINGTON, $0: ~MICH, $50; SEND FOR sample work. SCOTT&BAN N \ N. 335 Montg'y AVE YOU Sk typewriter and K PROFESSIONAL CARDS. — CHN I, RICHAKDS, LAW OFFICES. ROOSMS 26 and 27, Crocker bLululug; wiephone Maa 76, San Francisco, Cal. J NOONAN. 101710 1023 Mis | J UM 16 AATKEN ANDMAURICE L ASHEC AiLvs AL luw. rms 515.316. 5'B Hoor. Parrott nids. PHYSICIANS. N OAKLAND. BERKELEY AND Cull 213 Co.den Gateave., S F, 50 LAviEsT C: NIGHT FOR SINGLE rURNISH 10 room. Lindell House, Sixth and nowu“n.n STORAGR-CHA:APEST IN THE CIT RE- ¥ proot building; advances made. S11 Lariin E. C. G O'DONNELL. 1206 MARKET, GO Golden Gate ave. ; diseases of wouien u specialage