The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, November 17, 1896, Page 10

10 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALI, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1896 RACING AGAIN - AT OAKLAND Four Horses Were Beaten and the Ring Kept the Coin. Kamsin Barely Downed the Rank OQutsider Salisbury II Driving. Trappean Again Turns Up a Handy - Winner—Roselle First at 10 to I Osric IT a Good Youngster. Lavish in the distribution of compli- mentary tickets, the California Jockey Club had a eood astendance the opening day of its semi-monthly meetinz. It did not open under the most opportune cir- cumstances. | The weather was cloudy, | P¢ and a stiff sou’easter gave warning ofan | approaching storm. And sgain the card, a most ordinary one, without a tinge of class about it, served to keep enthusiasm | 103 Mr. Allen had the track in | in restraint. good condition, and the ante-mortem inquiries held by the *dope” - players pointed to a good cay for favorites, but their prognostications were in vain, for but one—Montgomery—earned brackets. Not unlike borses and jockeys, starters | betting at oddsof 9 to 10,and taking the lead in the stretch, won hard ridden a neck in front of Excuse, with Cadenza, a 30 to 1 shot, third. Charley Sanders’ Racine colt Alazan, was backed down from 8 to 5 to evens to pull of the five-furlong scramble for two- year olds, but after racing out in front with Roltaire died away in the final run, finishing fourth. Roselle, played from 10 10 434 to 1, finished strong and won easily by turee lengths. Roltaire was nipped out the last jump for the place by February. The Burns & Waterhouse stable turned out quite a likely youngter in the race following, another “five-furlong -dash for members of the two-year old divisicn, in Osric II. He sauntered over to the post a 5to 1 chance, and catching Tempestuons, the leader, a sixteenth trom the wire, beat Purser's gelding out a neck in 1:02)g. Celeste, the 12 to 5 favorite, was virtually left at the post. . The best run of the day was a mile selling affair, with a field of seven start. ing. The beiting at post time favored Red Gien, who was backed from 7 to 5/ down to evens. Kamsin, who opened at the same odds, receded to 9 to 5 in most of the books. The balance of the starters re- ceived slight support. Carrying eighty- eight pounds and getting away a bad last, | Maxey on Salisbury II ran around his field and leading to within a few yards of | the wire was beaten out but a nose by Kamsin owing to Jones’ snperior riding. Two Cheers was third. Red Glen was! pocketed through the stretch. The final six furlong sprint was taken | by Trappean with 9 10 2 about him in the books, who came fast through the stretch and winning without trouble from | Howard. Palomacita, the favorite, ran yorly. > Following are to-day’s entries: First race, three-quarters of a mile, two- year-old ling—3 torpedo 98, 103 Inflam- | nator 9! Quantrell 98, 16 Principle 101, 1 5, 91 Minta Owens 95, 91 Mo- | ry race, one mile, selling—41 Coda 92 92 Tenacity 98, 88 Bombazette 101, 88 Na. bopollassar 84, 15 Grady 91, Little Bob 98, 76 Litile Cripplé 101,10 Scaside 98,96 Navy Elue 96. Third race. three-quarters of a mile, selling— 102 Excnse 99, 95 Doubtful 93, Borexs 101, 62 Banjo 101, 12 Little Fiush gelding 98, 95 mer I 101, Flush Ban 101, (85) Shieldbearer | SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE. IDDLE-AGED SWEDISH WOMAN, FIRST- M erence. Apply MRS. NOR ! ON, Swedish and Ger- man Employment Bureau, 315 Sutter st. class cook and houseworker: $i5 to $20; ref- SITUATIONS WANTED—Continued. (FARDENER = aAND COACHMAN BY A Swede; wants work at either or both; best of Toferences. Address C. G. GARDNER, box 170, c CAI‘ABLE WUMAN, NURSE BY PROFES- sion would like 10 take care of invalid: would take situation as cook: Is first class; best refer- ences Room 26, 23v Kearny st. QTOA OVERNESS OR MOTHER'S help: williog to : reference. Call or ad- dress 1221 O'Farrell oom 32. JIREMAN WISHES SITUATION: MANY years’ experlence: best references. Call or ad- dress P. 1., 241 Fremous st. (GABDENER OR MAN ABOUT PLACE, GOOD horseman and milker, desires a situation in Private family: firs -class references. Address Gardener, 417 Stockton st. OUNG GERMAN WOMAN WOULD LIKR 10 do housework I chamberwork ; can sleep at ho: 417 Stockton. l ELIABLE SWEDISH GIRL DESIRES A situation to do general housework; city or Oak- land. 1222 Howard st W ANTED—A POSITION IN A CLOAK AND suit honse by & person thoroaghly competent. Address J. C., box 137. Call Oflice. small family. or will do M 'LEER WISHES A SITUATION 10 MILK ZYL from 25 to 30 cows, M. D.. box 138, this office. TUATION WANTED BY EASTERN MAN stockkeeper or porter In_whotesale or retail : Teference. Address W. F. TA M¥, 218 Eddy. TNIELLIGEST LAD, 19, 0F GOOD HABITS, residing with parents, seeks situation with first- Class firm: excellent récommendation irom late emplovers. Address A., box B, Cail Office. OSITION TO kitchen or boarding-house; $8 or $10. Apply 9 Eoston place. HELP IN RESTAURANT 1CENSED ENGINE | ER nsmxgc‘: SIT;)U:; city o ntry. Address P.0. box 2439, San Franeisco, Car : e tner W ANTED—RESPONSIELE POSITION FOR voung lady who has lately spent two years in Europe as lady’s companion or helper of attend-, ant for invalid lady. OMAN WANT tirst-ciasy Inguire 501 Larkin s ironer. YV BY A MIDDLE-AGED ENGLISH for Invaiid. Address 114 Caselii ave, h IDDLE-AGED WOMAN WANIS TO housework, washing and ironing. 911 Howard. OMAN WISHES SITUATION T0 LO G eral housework and cooking; wages $10: city or countr; 924 Washington st., near SLock1o: VY ASTED—YOUNG LADY WISHES A POSI- tion as governess: or companion to inys lady: or light housework #ad companion to Iady SITUATION IN CITY OR Address 1000 woman a situation as housekeeper or nurse DO JOUN SINGL MAN (GERMAN). strictly sober, wants work on private place or any other kind of work: is goud driv: can give bonds as 10 honesty. Address WILLIAM R., box 94, this oftice, FEMALE HELF WANTED. OOK, 40: COOK, OAKLAND. §30: HOUSE- work glrl, Richwood, : and other towns; housework girls, city country, $20 aud 8 young girls. assis:, $10 0 $15. MISS 1 $ L ct CUT)K FOR MEN, §15: SECOND GIRL, & German or French governess and sew, $2! retérences. Address P. U.box 650, San Jose, Cal H HAD ADVANTAG, education, would like position as lady’s t ing companion: can give best C ences: wages $25. R. F., bo (3EBMAN GIRL WOULD LIKE TO D0 G X eral housewor<: good cook. Please call at 15264, Stockton. (3 5EMANGIRL do_general wages §15. atiernoon. ray fornia refer- i WANTS A SITUATION TO housework and plain cooking: Apply at 28214 Natoma: call in the MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter. OUSE (<L, SLEEP HOME, $15. MISS CULLEN, 323 €utter. W OMAN 10 Wasiu BY CULLEN, 323 Sutter. <hild § ye 523 Sutter. AND M OMAN AND CHILD, $10, AN WORKING housekeeper. MIS< CULLIEN, #23 Sutter. SEAMSTRE 125, ¥ HELP WANTED-—Continued. 520 MAR- MEN'S mie= | FFRSONALS, R FAY_LOVE UNITED US: A CRUEL MOTH- er-in-law will separate. HARRY. NFO MATION OF PATRICK DOLAN, HAR- ness-maker. who left St. Louis 32 years ago. He will hear from his sister by calling at 748 Howard st., 8. F., Cal. F, 5 WILL YOU PLEASE CALL AT YOUR | + home once more? HEUMATISM CURED: ALSO NEURALGIA, all nervous diseases. chronic catarch and_dys- pepsia; patfents treated successfully by mail; smil! expense ; write for particulars; suniy rooms and board 17 desired. DR. SMITH'S Hyzeinic Sunitarium, 1618 Buchavan sf.: free cousuitation. ST BEFCRS PAYING. MME. ETT, clairvoyant and curd-reader, 51434 Jones st. MMD\.. COSTE (FROM PARIS)—CORNS, ‘BL'S- ions,ingrowng nails; finger-nals. 122 O"Farrell BUSINESS CHANCES. OCERY AND BAR, OR WILL 1ease and cheap rent; taking n $100 per day ca i the finess business of its kind I have ever cffere forsale. T. LUBKLSKI, 7 City Hall ave. B PARTNEER 1IN BEST ESTAD $2500). jidica meatcal disvensary in Califo nin: a rars chance for an energetic man: busin has teen estabiished for sesu lr".d‘l;l‘e:;iefrog 400 (0 $600 monihly, and can anced Seny moge: thia s o flae Investment. 1. LUBEL- SKI, 7 City Hall ave. INE GROCERY AND BAx; FINE CORNER stand and a rare bargain for some one: sow ilis fine place and make offer atonce. T. LU- BEISKL 7 City Hall ave. : HESTAUKANT JOING FINF BUSE $400. 5T piace s duanty worh dovbi thie amount asked: this Is a chance 01 & lifetine. T. LUBELSKT, 7 City Hall ave. $5000 PROMISE T0 DU GUUD HAIKDKESSING, any style, for 25¢: come and see how I keep my promises: my $1 switch goes for $150 else- wiere: ~Quinonis” Hair Tonlc 33c; gray and Dieached hair restorea to its natural color with a perfectly harmiess preparatlon. G. LEDERER, 111 Stockton st. DVICE FREE: DIVORCE rivate; no charge uniess successtul. Iaw suits, claims, collections, wills, deeds, etc. tended to. G. W. HOWE, atty-at-law. 850 Markets:, IVORCE "AND ANNULMENT OF MAE- rlage; terms of payment obliging; legal every- where.. Address 1otk box It 06 Market st. 8 I, | CARDS, §1 50. SHOW CARDS, ETC. 1000 535008 HILL, 221 Geary st. ROFESSOR E.J. APPLEBY, BANJO AND | mandolin concert playing: music for private parties. 609 Hyde st LAWS A SPE- (. N0 To 509 THiKD: CHEAE Pal papering, whitening and plastering: given for all kiuds of work. A. HO. A DOz N $1 SRS ior, 1028 Marke. ERMAN{IOUSEK REPF R WITHL A CHILD, $12. MISS CULLEX, 323 Sutter st. G mberwork and sewing; first-class house. UKNER, 609 Post st. St - store; waliress, city, $15 and room: waitress, $1 e o e ogeG woman cook for dairy help: girl Washingion (ASTEKN AMERICAN LADY OF EE- | st. #irl Polk st, $i5: girl Kddy st, 81 finement wishes a position as housckeeper for widower; unde: managing chilire ven. tands hous=hold duties ana clty Or country: references “RMAN GIRL WISHES SITUATION TO DO WOMAN city, 3 wee girl assist dies for candy- small réstaurant, §: girl Powell st., $15: colored girl, Scoit st., 820; glrl Iizyes st, $15: girl Berkeley, $20; woman as cook for ranchhands; girl, Fulton st. place, $1 JUPERFLUOUS HAIR PERMANENTLY RE- moved by elecirolysis. MRS. DR. \\'1']4 C] 2115 Bush, below Fillmore: hrs, 2t0 8, ex. Th & JPET5 SCIATICS, CATARRH, DISKASY women. DR. SPITZY, 4181 Kearny, 1 tod r.xc. | EGAL BUSINESS TRANSACTED WITH- out publicity; advice free and confidential. | J. G. JEFFRESS, 402 Montgomery st., room 18, | 3 CIGAR-STUKE, CONFECIIU. i) 3})35 . and laundry oflice; finest place e ver of- fered for the money in San Francisco: this is a rare chance: located at junction of Lwo car lines. T. LUBELSKI, 7 City Hall ave. 'J'( FARTNER FOR A YOUNG, ENKER. DU, getic man: experience not necessary. T. LUBKLSKI, 7 Ciry Ve et 2R Bl - B BUSINESS B1200. and” route: selling 14 barcels per week, with fine, long-established trades this Is (he finest bargain ever offered of the kind; fullest iu- vestigation. T. LUBwLSKI, 7 City Hall ave. 5 F LIVERY AND BOARDING STA- $..’..OUO. one of the bes locaied and well- known stands in the cliy: 20 firsi- s horses; larze siock buggies, hacks, coupe, wag. ns, hure S5, ete.; 23 boarders and doing a business clear 2 $250 (0 $30U per month ; thorou estigation allowed: will tuke $ )0 casb, ba'ance on time. Particulars of WART. 64 E WANTED IN ON and best equipped bu s in the city; fine horse and wawon: spiendid on and strictiy first-class family trad which will average $20 per day: need not be a butcher, as will teach Incoming man the business. G1O! WART, 602 Market s JOTICE — 10 SELL YOUR BUSINESS 4\_promptly, for cash, HEALY, 23 Kearny s:. 0— Fariner, coraer grocery; bar trade aione §12 per day; clearinz $150 per month. #350—Pariner in contracting business: ¢ earing $75 e-ch per month: office work. AZOR EXCHANGE, 630 MARKET—BAS for 5 cents. | PLE'S G| 1nstitate, all cases treated and medicines fuc. | Dished for §1; call or write. 102914 Marke: &, | bet. Sixth and Seventh, San Francisco, Cal. TOUNG MAN TO WORK IN LODGING- house: good home; no wages. Alpha House,5 ANTED—GORDON PRESSBOY. ket st W ANTED_WOODWORKER. E. TAUCK & €0., 107 Oregon st. ‘v WHO UNDER- stands taking charge of shop to buy one part- cause of sale. Apply 114 Second s . YOUNG MEN T0 GO ON A CRUISE T0 Clay st. VY ANTED—GOOD STAIRBUILUER WITH Please call 3615 Geary s irom 10 0 4. |y USHELMAN WANTED. 205 MONTGOM- VO» DISHWASHER IN A KESTAURANT. 175914 Mission st. Wk repairing. 939 Howard st. JERMAN FOR RANCH: $20 PR MONTIH, ANTED — WAITeR: $20 PER MONTH and room. 511 Vaiencia st. WAN 83 partner with $100 capital in salt and '8tion: no opposition; will clear $40 each’ wonthly by doing our own work. F. G., box 6, Call Oftice, shaver; board, room; wages $3: steady work: £00d home." sddress HERMAN KOCH, Vailejo, LCHO HOUSE, 86815 M A RK 1 ST.—ROOMS 20c, 25¢ Lo 50¢ night: $1 10 §2 week. clty, having & large acquaintance, desiring 10 connect bimself permauently with a larze fire in- N =V _WALDO JUUSE, 765 MISSION, BET. #id and 4th—Single furnished rooms, night 15¢ tention morning calls; clean; quiet; open all night. “ANTED—LABURERS AND MECHANICS tor. sull runs Denver Honte, 217 Third st.: 150 large rooms; 25¢ per nigot; $1 to $3 per wee ment secreiary, CONRAD TROKLL. 657 Clav. ARBE S UNION 27 MEETS TO-NIGHT AT B RBEES_FOR EMPLOYMENT CALL SEC. . C. Barbers’ Assn. 8. FUCH: 25 Grant ave. seoretary, 1l BIKRNARD, 102 ~oventh st. ARBERSHOP FOR SAL 2 CHAIRS: Market st. ANTED — BUTCHER mer's interest; small capital required: sickness South Seas for the winter. HERMAN, 637 $75 to join house-carpenter: plenty of work. ery st. G ANTED — SHOEMAKERS ON Room 10, 921 Broadway, Oakland. W ED—INDUSTRIOUS SINGLE MAN smoked meats. grocery and notion store; good lo- JANTED-YOUNG BARBER, GOOD Cal. sl LEMA LONG RESILENT OF THIS surance company can address A. B., box 140 Call. 1050c.week §1 to 82 50; reading-100m; sirictest at- to krow that Ed Lolxin, Reno House proprie- ARBLKS PRUTACLIVE UNION EMPLOY- 102 O'Farrell A. LORENTZEN, Pres. OURNEYMEN BARBERS' EMPLOYMENT 034 location. 415 Hayes s PECIAL SAL CLOAKS AND suits—Ladies' jackets. §2 50 up: capes $1 50 up; suits $3 up. M. BARRY, rooms 44, 45, 46, 14 Mcalilster st. SALOONS FROM. ) Restaurants from. Eranch bakeries from Statlonery and notions from 32 0 10 Clgar-stores from. L5200 to § All Kiuds of business bouzht aud xold. UNDERWOOD & CO., 765 Market BU~IN 5800, ELEGANT OFFICE $ . paying $150 to $200 per month: part can remain on the business; chance of a lifetimo for energetic man: family troubles cause of se ing. R.. box 108, Webb House. room 23, 37 Second st. housekecper Gilroy; girl, AGNISCOPE — NEW PROJECTING MA. | will bave off days occasionally, and Mr. | 107, Duchess 93, Flashlight 104. | ARBER CHAIRS; PAY CASH FOR ONE OR V' § 250 B FA U 3 I g : Cal.: ‘airi, Valieio, Cals 17 youns glzie, 85, 810 | B chine; uses the kinetoscope fllms; price $2! O AP O WITIE Ferguson had his. He was nervous, and | ,FORrl race seven-elehibs ol n e, purse - | QA A AR L DESTR] and $12°per month, assist, etc.y hice tamiliest £SO RSE e BOX W0uDE Gtioe! BACIGALUPL 946 Market st. ] near factorles: ow ner leaving o of bisif Y e A P e German, 6 Swede, 3 Danish. MARTIN [POR SARELBAKEER-SHOP: 2 CHAIRS: | HAINTING, PAPERING, TINTING AXND | thiscity: cheap: 1o humbog. 2213 Powell sty dispatched most of his fields in ragged | didos 105, (101) Preston 112, 1 Mciight 105, | ress Market st. 15c. 1310 Castro at., opposite carhouse. whitening: cheapest place for good wors. 1200 | near Bay. order, now and then leaving a horse at| 24 Torsiuo 102, Jonnny Mctiale 102, o FATTRESS, COUNTRY, 845 AND BEOOM; | |35~T IN CITY—SINGLE ROOMS, 15, 20 AND | Webster st. cor. Eddy; teiephone Stelner 235. S O Poyo I T O TR AN the post. | (.,,m!dii‘n;;'o‘ rulnqurn.scomfl 72) Mi:lo call carly. MARTIN'S, 749 Market st. 25 cents per night: $1, $1 25, $1 50 per week. ARTINGTON’S SCHOOL OF MAGAZINE old-established furniture, carpet and uuder- MART LADY WISHI WORK AS LU = Pacitic House, Commercial and Leidesdor sts. thoroughly experienced. Of the twelve starters in the first event | 96, 71 Circe (16) Hymn 107, 83 Moylan | S EAD WAIT &Y HOTEL §30; and Newspaper Illustration: day and evening | taking business; clears over $3000 a vear: stock or dinner waltre 8 i 2 L E B = SE TAK ING AT 10c, 150 | Ciasses: instructors, J. I K. Partinkton, Gertruds | 510,000, GO, 1. BIRKMAIER, WellsFargo called, Montgomery held sway in the | 108, 106 Ricardo 95. Address R., box 44, Call Office. K‘.,,"",:f;‘_,’,";’,‘:‘,‘;‘m - o ]00 e T et e SRR L Fartington. 1. L. Purtington. Particolars 424 Pins. | & xoress bufldini Sk — 1 ESPECTABLE MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN | HANSEN & CO.8, 1 624 Washington near Kearny. JUITs CLEANED. PRESSED, $1: REPAIRS AILOR BUSINESS FOR SALL VERY CALIFORNIA JOCKEY CLUB. more object thun waen, 104 Fontih stt maom 1y | O CUOK< GERMAN STYLE, §50; 2SECOND | || ANTED—SINGLE ROOMS, 160 A DAY: T | Advelng done. 26 Montcomerv, 7. 14; tel.rea 2375, | 'L cheap: plenty work on hand; gasd lotation. FOURTH DAY, MNonday, November 16, 1896. Weather fair. Track good. 102, FIRST 8AC Five and a half farlongs; three-year-olds; lowances. | JLDERLY WOMAN WISHES 10T and cooking: wages $10. Tivoll. W OMAN WaNTS and housecleaning; 108 Eighth st SWORK 2 Eddy pl, opp. WASHING, IRONING 50 uffice cleaning. Call Index.| Horse, age, weight. str. {op. Ci. TR 107 13 710 45| 02 e yet] s = . i3 | 5 o Bt g 2| 3 Gold Boy. én 50 150 Fdgemount 74 1216 .|Isacelle, 3 5‘1‘ lg % Bad; 'y 3 T R w3 | 50 600 | - | 50 00| 1 {Bozemwir 11| 50 200 | 3 Shepard. {20 "0 . Time, 1:09 | 103, s=cox0 RACE liowences; purse $350. 1 1 | Berting, | “Index. Horse, welght. | ser. Jockey. |0 Ci | 45 E}‘ Ile . 5 Cebr \ 182 | 314 4 93 4y 33! 1u4 51 15 101 815 3 8% 710 100 108 | 81 epard.. 15 ‘101 9 ltzgerald . 100 | Good start. Won easily. Winner, Treadweli's b. g., by imp. Cyray-Rosebud. Tims, 11 104 “THIRD RACE- elling; penalties; allowances; parse |G W 1DOW WOULD LIKE working housek eel 4 g keepeer 1a smail family “or widower's home. 5651 Market st., room 18. JE-PECTABLE YOUNG GIRL i WANTS S(T- I\ uation to'do lighi housework or take care of child. Call or address 821 Howard st., room 28. 70 NG BRIGILT SW situation in private famil lish. Address X. E., box 36. X POSITION AS | DISHL GIRL WISHES : cannol speak Eng- girls, $24 00ks, small_restaurants, $5 and £6 per week: waltress snd chambermaid. country hotel. $20; § waitresses, cit smal $20 and $35; cook, boaraing-house, Ga others. J. F. T & CO., 316 Suster st. MERICAN COOK WITH CITY ces, §40. Germau cook, $30; second girl, $25: 2 French girls for honsework, $20 $15: nursegirl, 312: girls for house: sist, $20, §15, ¥10. LEON ANDRE. NEAT GIRL FOR N sewing, $2U; experienced second girl, $2 housework girls, etc. MUKRAY & READY, ieading empioyment agents, 634 and 636 Clay st. l"i’uum”. EXPERIENCED YOUNG LADY 3 for cashler and light bookkeeping in large re- g1 ¥ tail store. Call Tuesday at HYAME, BROWN & 15 Stockton. ND-WORK AND (OMPETENT SWEDISH GIRL situation 10 do general housewor] $20. Scendinav H S Nlu'rn_fl AND SON ® mother 1s first-class cook, s0a 25 kitchen; can mi'k cows of horses, etc. Call 136 J C work. L. M., box 19, Call Officy TRL WA laundres; TION; assist I si., room 6. 200d refereuces. WOULD LIK 959 Folsom st. JTUATION WANTED BY A CANADIAN Protestant girl in an American fami ve references. Calt 620 Las Ad. 307 first flut. DESIRES 515 to n Emp. Office, 107 O’ Farrell st. handy about place, care OLORED GIRL WANTS DAYS' WORK OR week housecleaning, windows or chamber- A SITUATION AS COOK AND sl s v .| WANTED — GIRL TO TAKE CARE €O.’>, 25 and %7 ~ansome st. weex; rooms for 2, 23¢ a day. 81 50 a week; readiog-room: daily papers. 36 Clay st. W ASTED=500 MEN TO-DAY T 5S¢ and 10c meals TE CHEAPEST AND LARGEST LODGING- nouse in town, Lindell House, 6th and Hon HOICEST LINNER 8 COURSES, WINE O coffec, icecream; 15¢, CLIFFORD, 206 Ellls. INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD ST., N Market: 200 7ooms, 25¢ a night; reading. T00m: fres bus and bagyage to and from the ferry. 00MS 15¢ TO 75¢ PR NIGH1; 50¢ TO $1 60 per week. Oriental, 225 Dromm st. EW GRAND, 246 NNY ROOMS from 31 1o $3 per week ; reading-room. / ANTED, 1O COLLECT WAGES DUK LABOK eral housework. 3248 Mission s'., 7 (0 8. Youze GIRLTO ANINT IN LIGHT HOUSE- work: good home. 392 Dolores st. Vy AISTFINISHER. 1485 O'FAKRELL ST. chil o iy e L mr—“l’ A bty b U;Ebi::" ;)vus_l-‘::lx n.n:xcx:u):‘:::;f 1 h 8! A . £, 32 = - A Banat o et e (o e e L TEEMAN OR SWrDISH GIKL ¥FOR GEN-| ] ECRUITS WANTED FOR THE UNITED \ States Marine Corps. United States Navy: abie-bodied unmarried men, between the ages of 21 and 30 vears. who are citizens of the United States, or those who have legally declared their intention 10 become. cltizans: mus: be of character and babits and able {0 speak, read and write Knglish, aud between 5 feet 5 inches and 6 feet in height. For further information apply a: the Kecruiting Office, 20 Kllis st, San Francisco, ¢ SWEDISH OR GERMA housework; family of GIRL FOR ages $12. "APER BOXES, ERMAN WOMAN WISHES ANY KIND OF Work by the d: Apply 1504 Howara st. =D —EXPERIENCED FINISHERS 1028 Market st., room 1. OUNG WOM 2 La X B FROM ] i L E.st, would like a place 10 coox In restaurant lndex.]‘ Horse, weight. _Fin, | or boarding-honse. 406 Clementing at. Osric II...........110 | 11 RUSTY GIKL WISHES SIT (ITempes uous..... 88 | 24 light housework: wages $10 to $12; references. S ugartoor 100 | 31 B0 pasials. 1629 Clay st. | 8% W ANTED BY A GERMAN LAD Ji e A | ¥ tion ax plain cook and housework. C | 76 |H Martin. dress 478 seventh st., room 12, | Grandex 100 8 |T. Murpby.. | W OMAN WANTS TO GO OUT BY THE DAY Gooa start. Won easily. Winner, Burns & aterhonse’s b. c., by Ben All-Shasta. 1ime, 3 V! cleaning &nd_washing: good for sweeping. Address MKS. K., box 137, this office. 105 FOURTH RACE—Oas mil selling; three-year-olds and up; allowances; purse $400. | IMPETENT GERMAN WOMAN W sitnation as cook. Address 602 Hox JHE JIRL TO ASSIST IN GENERAL HOUSE- work and cooking. 2327 Bush st. \ TA ED—YOUNG LADIES TOGO ONTHE stace In the chorus. Apply manager's oftice, Bush-street Theater, bet. 3and 5 P M. EXPERIE ED WAITRESS FOR REBTAU- Yrant, 7173, Howard st, near Third. DANTS FINISHERS AND APPRENTIC good sewers need apply. 10 Turk st IRL FOK | cooking i U R-MACHIA room T OPERATOR. 121 POST ST, | T | [ Betiing. Index.| Horse. age, weight. | 7 fop. Cu 90 Kamsin, 3. ac0 2 3h 2 46 Salisbury, 88| 7 e 2% |MWaxey. 10 (79) Two Cheers, 5....103| 4 [ 31" |Shepard . TR 100 Red G 3 | 5354 4hH. Mariin 1] 6 7 5135 W. Marti; 5 51 5| 43 614 | K. Isom 50 250 | 1) 2h 7 wson 20. 50 Good start. Won driv.ng. Winner, L. Ezeil's b. g, by Blazes-Miss Hall. Tme, 1:421 106 FIFTH RAC! €ix furiongs; selling; allowances; purse $400. g i 1 | | Bettipg. Index.| Horse,age, weight. | St.| 14 Ya_ | % Str. | Fin. | Jockey. |{Op. *Ci (92) Trappean. 5. 105 71. 74 72 | 51 | 12 |H. Martin. 3 92| 8 | Howard, 5...7..7102| 4 |0 | 53| 61 | 6 2h (W 6 6| 101 |>chnitz, 4. 301 1 | 487 | 63 | 415 | 3n 3 72| 14 Hueneme, 4......101| 3 | 2h 3h | s34 | 4n 10 25 78 | Eucino, 3 301 10 | 915 | 8n ¥ 5h 6 14 |Nell Flaherty, . | 32 215 | 21 | 615 |W.Nipes-iii:| 35 --|Adahabad, 4 | 80 | 96" |10 | 76 teheli . 1100 Doubie Quick, |.62 | 41 7 | 834 |Clawson. Doctor G, 3 fape ob1a 11 9 | Palomacita, 3. 11015 11015 | 79 0 'flrover, 5 1 -HEs T 1 I READY FOR PEACE. Long-Standing Rate Differences Be- tween Here and Portlaund to Be Adjusted. In furtherance of the announced pur- pose of the Southern Pecific Company and the Oregon Railroad and Navigation Com- pany to patch up their rate war on freight between kere and Portland, B. Campbell, traffic manager of the latter company, ar- rived here yesteraay from Portland. He was accompanied by W. H. Hurlburt, general passenger agent of the Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company. Mr. Campbell spent the day at the local offices of tie company, looking into ihe details of the questions which are likely to arise before an adjustment is effected. ~ As soon as he has the local situation well in hand it is understood he wiil have a con- ference with J. C. Stubbs, traffic manager of the Southern Pacific Company. In view of the fact that for more than three vears both companies have suffered great loss in the rate war they have waged against each other 1t is believed that an eariy settlement of the existing differ- ences will result. At present the average freight rate be- tween here and Portland is §1 per ton. Before the present difficuity arose the rates averaged from $250 to §15a ton. It is not expected thai rates will be restored to anything like these figures, but some material advance will foilow the declara- tion of peace. R — A BOON FOR JOBBERS. New York No Longerto Have ' oly of Trade. By the new schedule of rates from the East, established by the Southern Pacific Railroad Company, California jobbers will have a chance to purchase in other mar- kets besides New York. The new rates go into effect to-day. The freight rate from Boston, Philadel- phia and other principal points on the Atlantic seaboard will be the same as from New York on the leading commod ties, with a minimum rate, however, of 75 cents the 100 pounds. ———— Av Evening With Dickens. Dan O'Connell lectured tos fair house last night at Union-square Hall on “‘An Evening With Dickens.” The_lecturer was introduced by “‘Uncle George” Bromiey. Mr. O'Connell ?mueded to portray the great English novel- stin four roies—the convivial, the pathetic, the sentimental and the merely descriptive. The pathetic side of Dickens’ manifold nature was illustrated with ‘Littie Ne.l” and the con- vivial with “Pickwick.”” - During the course of the evening vocal selections were rendered by Mrs. Grace Aylward and Mr. Jones. Monop- SAN FRANCISCO *CALL.’ BUSINESS OFFICE 0f the San Pranclsco CALI~ 710 Merket 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. i BW. corner Sixteenth and Mission streeis, open | ontil § c'clock. ! | 2518 Mission street, open until 9 oclock. 116 Ninth street. open until 9:30 o'clock. NOTICE OF MEETINGS, i E&, COLDEN GATE LODGE No. 80, F. and A. A M.—Cailed meeting THIS (TUESDAY) E ING, November 17, at 7:30 o'clock. D.2. GROU. J. HOBF, Sec. E&, VAIFORNIA CHAPTER 5, k. A. M., will mect THIS (TUES: DAY) EVENING, November 1 At 7:80 o'c.ock. Stated meeting and R. Tee. By order of the M. b > FRANKLIN I DAY, Secretary PACIFIC LODGE NO. 136, F. g and A, M., 121 Eddy st.—Meets THIS EVENING at 7:30 o'clock. D, 3. GEORGE PENLINGTON., ec. B (;m::u;r‘fl, 114Jiku§;; o T An . . — Third deégree THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING at 7:80 o’clnek.A A. 5. HUBBARD, Secretary §=, WALHALLA ENCAMPMENT NG, 7,1.0. 0. F.—The officers and faneral commitiee of th requested encampment are hereby. to _meet at Uad Fellows' Hall on WDNESDAY. November 18, at 1 o'clock P. .. for the purpose of attending the funeral our late Tast Chief Patriarch, MAKTIN HENCKEN. GEORGE DERING, Chiet Patriarch. MAX SCHUMANY, Scribe. CONCOEDIA LODGE. NO. . 1. 0. 0. F.—The members < z of the funéral committee are herab, notified to emble at Odd Fellows’ Jial WEDNESDAY, November 18, atl o'clock P. M. sharp, (0 attend the funersl of our late brother, MARTIN HENCKEX, P. G. H. F. SCHLICHTING, Jun. N. G. CHRIST ROERER, lecording Necretary. EZ _F R BENT_THE LODGERUOMS FOR- merly occapied by the N. &, G. W. in the Ploneer buildin 24 Fourth e adiog ourth st. ¥or terms apply ace. SPECIAL MNOTICES, s S S TS S SR R DR. ROBBINS HAS REMOVID Tocateq 503 Jiarkes s, and is now ermagebals 2 st hours, .M. Consultation free. S §F A8 FIXTURES MADE T0 ORDER; cheapest place in city. 3 SCHMIDT, 623 Golden u-uu':n. g oy | Address 11, & | som and Harrison. G ERMAN GIEL WISHES POSIT X cooking and general hoosework. all or ad- dress 25 Gilbert st. (GERMAN GIRI WOULD LIKE A PLAC cooking 7.. box 168, C TOUNG MAN GIRL place to do housework; good reference. Mission st. N 10 DO | UICK MACHINE HAND AND APPREN- kirt and cloak. 501 Leavenwortn,rm.15. SIRL FOR HOUSEWORK: MUSI UNDER- | SHOES! SHOES! NEW TO ORDER; yle, 83 up; mistits and cast-off / ATCHES, DIAMON US, JEWELKY OF ALL | kinds at reduced prices: must move: builaing tobe torn down. 5 and 7 Third st. UPTURE AND PILES CURED: NO PAY untl cured: send for book. DHS. MANS FIELD & PORTERFIELD. 838 Market st. LOAKS, FURS AND SUITS RETAILED AT wholesale pri Factory. 20 Sansome st. T'1"S CORN CURE—SURE CURE FOR bunfons, warts 27 Montgomery. 1206 Filimore st < ALOON WANIED—-TOEU business neighborhood reasonable; or suitable empty store. 80, Cali Office. POR SALE—A BAKGAIN; SALOUN: GUOD location; 2 liviog-rcoms. Appiy 334 Third st., bet. Folsom and Harrison; no agen s. 3 R WANTED — CAPI y: legitimate; profitable; box 158 Call Oftice. G00D SALOON; AL 500 new. P. W TPRUNAS DELIVERED 235G BAY CITY | Transter Company, 244 Sutter: tel. Grant 57. PRULISTORE FUR SALE: REASONABLE. ood location. Turk and Fillmore sts. ALLFACIaL BLEMISHES, SUPERFLUOUS bair, moles. freckies, scots, etc.. removed by Elite Electrolysis Ce 26 Turk, nr. Leavenwortn. 1G OUTDOOR STER EOPTICON SHOW EVE- Ty night cor. Market and Kixth sts. ;artistioaf | Yeriieements in living light: promoters of bas | Fess Consult OWL ADV. CO. 1140 Marketss | DLECTRIC LIGHTS IN EVEKY ROOM{ Winchester House, 44 Third _st., nesr Markat: 200 rooms, 26¢ to 81 50 per nignt: $1 5010 $8 per | week: free busand baggage 1o and from tne ferry. JBERAL ADVANCES UN DIAMONDS, JEW- | elry, eic.: Jowest rates. 44X Marke: sc. O-D.GOLD, BILVER, GEN clothinz bought. COLMA: DEESSMAKERS, | 4] @GLGEARY ~ELEGANT, USTYLISH | 2 dresses made, $5 up: dressed made over. | JUITS MADE FKOM §3 U l‘“ s 35, $2 UP: WRAPPEKS. b0c_UP: | lawn, 81 up. 5'—'5-‘ Natoma st.. above Sixth. y bought or exchanged: large stock of second- shoes: firsi-class re) airing: work susrantesd. 749 Mission st., near Grand Opera-house. E. SDION WANTS 100 MEN T0 GET BOT- + tle beer or wine Sc: best free lunch. 643 Clay. JANTED—AN IDEA; WHO CAN THINK OF tome simple thing to pateni? Protect yous Sdeas: they may bring_you wealth. Write JOHN WEDDERBURN & CO., Dept. L, Pateni Attor- peys, Wasbington. D. C, for thelr $1SU0 prizs offer and Tist of 200 nventions wanted: L AEN'S HALF-SOLL . BUc.: LADIES, 40c.: done while you waic. “338 Marker, opp. Painca Hotel: branch 787 Market, opp. Will & Finck's.S.F- RY ACME HOUSE, 957 MAKKET ST, BE- low Sixth. for a room: 2bcs night: $1 & week. JANTED, YOUR SHOES— WE REPAIR £hoes up'to 10 o'clock every night: those work- ing through the day can have their snoes repaired st night while yon walt; ladies’ soling, 35c; men's soiing, 60c: fine shoes made (o order irom $2 up: we hiave a lot Of shoes, been damaged by water, at less than one-fourth their value, from 25¢ up to $2 30. 562 Mission at.. bet. First st. and Second st —_——— T FOURORFIVE ress COTTAGE, box 24. Call Office. stand plain cooking: wages $20. 721 Eilisst. | work: good home. 1146 Foisom st. Y CUNG SWeDISH GIRL, JUST FROM 5709 Twenty-fourth 8'., corner ~anchez. worl YOUNG LADY WISHES A POSITION working housekeeper; good cook; references. Address 116 Sixth st., 100m 2. Sweden, desires position to do general house- AS 7ANTED — GUOD COUK FOR A JEWISH restaurant. 916 Howard st. EWISH WOMAN TO TAKE CARE OF SICK i person. 673 Mission st. JANTED — YOUNG GIRL FOR LIGHT ANTED—OLD LADY FOR LIGHT HOUSE- EL WHO CAN_COOK, WASH, 74 Foisom, ber. Third and Fourth. JXPE RSE i tion to take care of lady during confinement. 2115 Powell st. . WISHES SITUA- W o wages $3 a week; call imme- | diately. 62 VW ASIED-REFINED "YOUNG LADY TG | sasist and travel with young refined centie- | man In traveling business. ‘Address K., box 15, Call Office. * Please call 2 Wheelock place, near Powell, W housexeeper In lodging-hos box 32, Cail Uflice. IDDLE-AGED WOMAN WISHES A SITUA- fon to do few hours’ light housework every oft Valiejo st., AS WORKING 04 manager. W ANTED—COOK T0 TAKE HALF INTER- est in established dining room; no capital re- quired: no otjection to child. 1532 Polk st. W ANLED—PUPILS FOK PRACTICAL MIL- | linery schcol: every ladv her own milliner; | ladies prépared for the business kemoved from | 410 Leavenworth st. to 2214 Geary, room 48. UST FROM IKELAND: W ond wor, RELL. 1607 Grove st. D LIKE SEC Address E. FAR- OUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUATION T0 Pleas call do houseworl nd plain_cooking. at 428 Clementin: wet. Fifth aud Sixth. OOR WOMAN WITH CHILD 1 YEAR OLD L wishes a situation to do plain housework; no cooking: will work for 38 per moath. Please call a: Yosemite House, Market st., near Seventh, room 6. ((OAT-FINISHER. 51l MAKKET ST. 1 EARN DRESSCUTTING AND FITI‘L\'G:i . 636 Merket | cheap. ROOMS AND BOARDING WANTED. RCM AND BOARD WANTED BY Yo NG lady in_private family: siate price and par- alas: references exchanged. C. I, box 159, office. WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS. 7 ALL PAPER, 4C A ROLL: PAPER HANG- ing, puixting, eic., by contract ot day's work, at_your own price: work must be had. N. E. MERIGAN, 1302 Webster st. ACHINERY WANTED IN EXCHANGE M for Stockton lots. White, 516 Mission st. ANTED—TO BUY 20-HORSE ENGINE and barley rollers and packer, second-hand, Address JOHN H. SIMONSON, 11 Clem- entina st., 8. F. LD GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT: JRWEL- ry, watches repaired. MUND, 113314 Mission. UILDINGS BOUGHT: LUMBER, SASHES, doors, mantels. ete., for sale. 1166 Mission st. ELL YOUR BOOKS, CLOTHING AND JEW- W eirv 1o A. KLIEIN. 109 Sixth st.: send nostal. RING LE = SONS: Powell: 10! ATRDKESSING, MANIC NS reasonable. Miss Doyle, 5 Ninth HOOL h W7 . M. S Dresscutting Sehool. 14'MeAtister. DOSEDALE HOUSE, 321 ELLIS, NR. TAY- V ior—100 furnished rooms: 2bc night: §1 week, LOST. ADY WHO PICKED UP SMALL GOLD French walch and chain. monogram H. B. on watch, on Market st.. near Grant ave., Saturday afternoon, will please return 1o 3678 Nineteenth st. and receive liberal reward. M, KOHDE, GERMAN" LADIES' NURSE, 304 Ringoid st. » bet. Eighth and Nintb, Fol- 3 AIKDRESSING, 20¢ ANw 86C: AFIER- noon classes: 10 lessons. §1 50. 1248 Mission / OUNG WOMAN, NOT AFRAID 10 WORK, desires a place as housekeeper for widower of single mun: no objection to any distance in the country. Address K. L., box 15, ihis office. W' INCnks i KK HOUBK. 44 1THIKD SE,NR Market; 200 rooms: 25c to $1 60 per nig 4150 1086 per week: convenlent and respectabis, f3¢e bus and baggace to and from the ferry. W ANTED-MEN AND WOMEN T0 LEARN barber trade: only ¥ weeks required: tools given and cacalogus sent. S . Barver Scuoo, 1515 Howard st. M GL CONVENTENT AND KESPECTABLE: M Winchester Honse, 44 Vhird st near Market: 200 roc 2Bc to $1 60 per night; $1 50 0 $3 “ons and Gaggaze 10 And from ferr C ‘nited States or Canada free. HEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA—THT ' WEEKLY CALL, sent to-any address in the | _ one year for $1 50, post- | | —————————————— MALE HELP WANTED, 5 ORK, RE: $60 and room. L $5 a week: cook, SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE riish miners, engineers, echanics and inburers. &CO., EMPLOYMENT AGEN- t 749 Market st. MORE PIGNFERT-SHAVERS: MAN AND ) wife, ranch, $30, ete, MARTLN’S. 749 Market. | " | PPASTRY COOK AND BAKER WHO CAN make plain candjes, $40; head waiter for res- \nAANu JAPA- : loyment office, 17 Webb st.. below Kearny, nr. Cal.: tel. main 251 W.C.YOUNG, mgr (CMINESE AND JAPANESE EMPLOYMENT Chelp tet main 1907 Bia LEY&CO., 640 O APANESEINTELLIGENCE AGENCY, K. 75, Jalanes bidg., 6 Eddy st.: tel. Main 6254, MALE ATTENDANT WiSHE erences. G. W., 528 Eddy st. HINESE & JAPANESE: EST'D. 20 YKA San Fravcisco, = = > CROSETT & C OUNG MAN WITH ONE YEAKR'S EX- Y Ypm-nu In barber trade desires position: will | YW ANTZD — COOK FOR_PLAIN RESTAU WOrk for expenses subject to instruction; wiiling rant. £45; second cok, $50: broiler, $80; dish- to make h ms+1f useful. C. H., box 11. Cail Office. [ Washer. $5 a week: w German preferred. $20; office; best help. 4141, U'Farrell. Tel, E 426, TO WAIT upon mental or inva'ld gentleman: best ref- taurant, $45. C. R. HANSEN & €0., 110 Geary st. | PBROILEE FOR RESTAURANT, §63. C. K. HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary st. TS GRANSTROM, THE COOK, PLEASE call C. R. HANSEN & C0., 110 Geary at. WANTED — WAGON-MAKEI FOR CITY: man to busk corn: young cook for country chophouse, $20 and founi; brolier, $50, and oth- ers. Apply 0 J. F. CROSEI1T & C¢ '8 Sacra- mento st. MAN AND WIFE FOR SMALL KESORT ear city, man to_do cheres, wife to do cook- ing, 825, J.F. . 816 Sutter .. | OUSE - CLEANER Address Japanese George, 121014 Larkin st. WAITEE WANTS POSITION 1N run on the Kuropean plan: spe French snd German. Address Miona AKER AND PASTRY COOK, rived from the East. wants class hotel or restaurant. THO! 1020 Marxet st. s Enelish JUST sition in_ first. AS PATCHEK, 7OUNG MAN DKSIRES A POSITION 10 collect or to solicit on salary: speaks hnglish and German; can give good reference. J. S., box 35, Call Uftice. WANTS SWEEPING rooms or washing windows by the day or hour. HOTEL ISTEK, 257 AR- walter, $25: butier, I~ ANDRE, #15 Stockton © WAITERS FOR BOARDING-HOUSE, §25; wagon-maker, cl.y. K. % WARD & CO., 608 and 610 Clay st. JIX FARMEKS, $20, $25, $:0: FARMER and wife, $30 and found: 3 laborers, $1 50 i blacksmith aud do iarmwork: 3 waiters, 3 , shoemaker. 5 wirenail operators and 15,000 ties to cu. MURRAY & HIADY, leading em- » | ployment agents, 634 und 636 Clay s leman, $25, e.c. OST —SUNDAY, GOLDEN GATE PARK, 4 purse containing small sum of money. wed: ding-nng ard key: keep money: please teturn deceased mo.her's ring. 7241 Market st., room 9. 08I —MEMORANDUM-BOCK CONTAINING 4 some ietters and 1 real-estate card. Suitable reward will be paid for anybody bringing same to L. JURI & CO, 18%8 *tockton st. OST—ON NOV. 3, $10 REWARD, A CLOTI- bound “‘petty cash” book belonging t: Pacific Coffee and Spice Mlils. Keturn to room 436, Par. rott bullding. T ADY'S PIN WITH RED STONE: LIBERAL |Jreward. land.ady, 419 Geary OST—LARGE BAY GELDING, AT OAK d track, with blaze face; qulte poor; long hair: no sboes on. Fiuder return same to L. LEMMELL, Oakland Kace Track, receive pay for trouble. } RIDAY AFTEKNOON, BLACK AND TAN bitch, year old; sultabie reward. 2534 Folsym. REWAKD FOR INFORMATION OF ZITHER: initfals W. H. N on green cover: taken from saloon Novemb:r 2 next to Seventh st., Broadway depot, Oakland. W. H. S, bux 126, Call Ofice, San Francisco. i BOWCHER, 232 Stockton: send postal. FURNITUKE FOL SALE. | (SRR | People always flock to where they can do the best. Follow the majority and you'll not be tar wrong. Remember, we sell for cash or on easy time payments. - Wicker Chairs and Rockers from. -$300 up Enamel Bureaus. . 7060 up Knamel Iion Beds. S 750up | cy Rockers. 1325 up | Heating Stoves, ail kinds. ~ 400 up | Cooking Ranges and Stoves. 700 up | Carpets, Linoleums, Mattings. Largest siore, largest stock, Jowest prices. J. NOONAN, 1017. 1019, 1021 and 4023 Mission st. and 516, 518, 520 and 522 Minoa si., above Sixth. Open evenings. . Telephone J A UCTIo: MISSION ST.—ASH | easy terms to right part [ $200. RACTICAL PRIN ATTENTION ! For sale at a bergain, on account of ill-health of proprietor, half cr entire interest in one of the best eouipped and olaest established printine oflices in *an Francisco: half interest would be sold only to & practical and relinbie printer, competent to take charge of mechanical department: a bargaio and Address L. Call RAKE BUST NITY on Market st., near City Hall; large stock wines and liquors: 2 cash registers, safe, hand- some bar and backbsr: cost 10 fit up $3000; owner Tetiring from business: no ageats: bargain. Pac- ticulars az 1205 McAliister st., 12 to 2. B UILDERS, CONTRACTORS O ANY OTHE T person, can make $60,000 by aavatcinz $8 10 $400, as pariner in a whiie oak rar v sewmill: lember a8 good as_ Eastern. Samples at 822 Va encia v QT STATIO! Y, . BRANCH D00 o o s P business in pleasant neighborhooa. on prominen corner, with 4 furnished, sunny living rooms vestigate this: foll vaiue in sight. ., box J0. TLONGHSTABLISHED, WELL-PAYING STA- 4 tionery business: must be sold at once as owner was called Kast on account of death: will be sold for $3500, worth $6000. Address Prosper ty, box 130, Cail Office. JACRIFICE_ESTABLISHED REPAIR AND machine shop: compiete stock of sundries. bl cycles, tools; vulcanizer and oven: rent paid to December 15. lnquire 1113 Market st. FOR SALE-OLD-ESTABLISHED PO and produce stand in one of the best in the State; owner going away. A Washington st., Uakland. 1400() BUSID S PORTLAND, OR,; + Taving §173 p : good chance to increa Inquire E. NAYLOR, room 8, floor 8, M. building. RANCH BAK competizion; Call ¢ flice. RY tine ving-rooms. B, box 24, BAKERY: ALLCOUNTEK TRADR; good location. 2809 Twenty-third st., near Bryant. HAS. M. VLUM & CO. UPHOLSTERY CO. 1301 MARKET ST., COR. NINTH. Carpets. Furniture and Upholstery Gooas. chamber suits, $13 folding-beds. $10. C EADING RESTAURAN LEADING 4 seaside resort of Pacl owner retiring from business. Address N., box 138, Call Office. 400 SarPrIs: CHAMBER SETS, $1& stoves, $5: ' parlor gets, $20: folding-beds. | $10: bax outtits. T. D. McCARTHY. 764 Mission. i BARGAIN: COUNTRY BT00. S Frincisco Appy . 3 COVER s 218 California st. T L. J. NEUMANN'S, 117 SIXTH, FOR | s ney LACKSMITH BUSINESS FOR S A LE: lowest prices on household goods: new or good cheap rent: tools furnished. Call on or address 'a8 1 OF on time: open evenings. | T. V. MAHO! 8 Pacific ave., Santa Cru: K INGFURNITURECO.,1127-29-31 MARKET, : HAYES — STATIONERY AND Holn- | furnish 4 rooms, $.8 t0 $50; best bargains in clty. | living-rcoms connected 325 dressing busine: , paying $75 per mont! rent reasonable. UCKINGHAM FURNITURE CO.—LOWEST prices; furniture, carpeis; all grades. 866 Mis- sion st. — $4000, LEADING JEWELRY. re; lished 4 years. For particulars ade dress P.'0. box 176, Petaluma, Cal JURNITURE, STOVES, CARP ters. showcases. ANDERSON. 1 WANIED, F YOU WART GUOU PRICES FOK rURNL tere and merchandise see BUKD, 211 Larkin. FULNIL UK 'F OR SALE—RESTAURANT, account of other business on h sold. 835 Broadway, Oakland FOoRSALE- ALOON NR. WHAKF Apply CHEAP, ON and; must be on account of death. LUTGEN & €0., 318 Cl IGHER PRICKE 1HAN ANYWHERE PAID by Indisna Auction Co,1057 Market.opp.Jones YASH PAID FOR ENTIRE HOUSES OR smaller lota of furniture, carpets, ewc. J. ..... CARY ITY STEAM CARPET CLEANIN cleans, moves. lays carpets. G. H. STEVEN Mzr. 38 and 40 kighth telephone ). FARPETS CLEANED AND RENOVATE / like new, FERGUSON & CO., South 38, D. MACKIN successors, WiE SGUSTED WITH Poor work send to SPAULDING'S Pioneer Car- pet-beating Works, 353-57 Tehama st.; tel. So. 40, DV 4 NCE CARPE Sutter, tel. Main 384 I J. B MITCHELL CARPET-CLEANING CO., | ) .« 240 14th si.; cleaning $c & yard. Tel. Mis. 74 VARPET-CLEANING, 8c; LA YING, 8¢; RUG samples free; tel. Jessie 944. Stratton, 19 Sth st ONKLIN'S CARPRT- BEATING WO 333 Golden Gate ave. Qe AYARD AT GREA cieaning Works. 11 Eighth st. ONES & CO. MAIN OFFICE 25 AND 27 Fighth st. Telephone jessie 106 DENTISTS, VE. E. \;(r“ xL?:;\'x"r MAK prosthetic dentistry, comprisin; id e 3 bridgework and aluminim praces 15 ared y PECIALTY OF | AK store; sunny living reoms; goo.: iocation. 1201 Bush st. J EWSPAPER ROUTE IN I\ iose 10 San Franclsco. this office. NTERIOK CLIY, For particulars appiy IGAR-STORE: £14: si C Tooms, cheap; well BARGAIN: NEWS TATIO! store. Appiv bet. 7 and § p. ., 533 _KANCH BAKERY > oflice, 5 living-roo; DRIN (ING OFFICE, FI3 Call bet. 12and 1, 3and 5 at 4 Ca ary st LAUNDRY 1151 Mission. CONDITION. L 2an litornis, rm. 5. $90. DAt CIGAK-STORE LIVING-KOOMS; rent $10. 22514 'Eighth FORSaL 1y located. RANCH BAKEK NVHIRD INTER] Inqnire Call Oftice. arty must bea Christian. ! ENTRAL- 1IN BLACKSMITH ROSK i A BARGAIN: WITH dwellinz. 650 Sucramento st., corner Kears ALUCN FOR SAL¥. INQUIRE LEVY & €O., 791-795 Mission st. B. L T. CRANZ—EXTRACTION PATN LFS Ccrown work, bridge work and teeih withou: plates a speciaity. 336 Sutter, NE. cor. Stoekron. FOUND. OUND—BROWN WATER LOG. CAN HAVE same by proving at 597 Misslonst. M. FARRO, Idewl Snirt Factory. $ FULL SKT OF ¥ « Warranted § years: extracti G0c. “Chicago Dental Pariors. 2§ Sutre, "ULL SET OF TEETH, 87, WARKANTED: filling BUc. crowns 83. DR, BRO\VN.’E?"%L& TH WORTH $15; fillings | i EDUCATIONAL. N [GHT:SCHOOL NOW OPEN FOR Ditkss cut:ingand making. FLYNN'S, 14 Moallisier, H EALDS BUSINESS COLLEGE, T8 POST at.—Bookkeoping. business practics, short- hand, typing, lelegraphy, modern langnages. E£ng. lish brancnes, electrical ~ engineering, eic.; 20 teachers: 15,000 graduates: eatalogue. YRES., WHE LEADING COLLEGE, 305 Montgomery st.; individual instruction in storthand, typing. bookikeeping. telegraphy, etc.: 1ife scholarship $50: low rates per week and mo. YV OICk, PHYSICAL CULTUKE AND ELO: cution: lates: and best methods. MRS, CAL- HOUN, 3915 California st. AN AND WIFE, $30. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sut_er st. JIRSI-CLASS MANTEL AND 1ILE SETT R wanted. W. W. MONTAGUE & CO., 309 Mar- ENCINEER, STATIONARY. TOCOMOTIVE moderate wages: refereice. MANS, box 41, Call ood mackinist; Tun dynamos, storage batter les; do piumbing, pivefitiing, etc. wants work: ket st. W XTED—1090 MEN DUBLIN LOTUS BAR- ber-shop: shuve, 5e: hairent, J0c. 207 Fourth. TOCK CLERK FOR WHOLESALE HOUSE. BAL TENANTS EJECTED, COO! [ Collection Office, 1043 2iarkes u" BAD TENANIS rJKCTED ¥ n collections made, eltv or conntry. - Paciis Lollectjon Co.. 415 Sonies st.._yoom 6. 554y DECORATOR TWO ARTISTS JUNT mates free of cost. THULNBUKG, 424 | ost st DIVIDEND NOTICES. . e USSR DIVIDEND NO. 57 (TWENTY-FIVE B cnts per sbare) ot the Hutcainson Sugar Plantation \ompany Will be payabie at the oftice of the com; . 827 Markets..on and after FRI- DAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1886. Transfer-books will close £aturdav, November 14, 1896, ac 12 o'clock M. H, SHELDON, Secretary, C o | O rived from New York City: thoroughly com- petent i all branches of artisiic cecorntions: de- sire the patronage of property-owners; city or country; most reasouable terms; desixns ore ti- ARPENTRE WANTS WORK: 15 AN EX- all at once. in United States Industrini Ageocr, room 165, Crocker boitding. ANTED—100 MEN 10 CUT OAK CORD- wood; give price per cord: with or withouc board. Address k. M. OWEN, Balls Ferrs, Shasia Coun,y, Cal. peri on leaky roofs and skylights; repairing C WANTED. 4088 McAL- oid work ty. Address Carjenter, box 150 L - : BER WANTED: GOUD WORKMAN: M‘,: Ana WITE (EASTERN PEOPLE), éu'm"fié Place; state wages. Address box 1, ivate place: man understands care z cattie and grounds: wife competent cook and | T OKSAT 5 houseicceper oc s work, Address A. By, box | B Dyl npaomai o atand; Tent §8; chesp. 921 ), P . Harrison st. N ESSINEERING SCHOOL: MECH. ELEC, Sivil. mining, surver, sy arohit. X' ray taught;es.1864. A.VAN DER NAILLEN,795 Mkt OOKKBEPING THOKOUGHLY 1N 6 WEEKS OF year's course free; only accountant teaching. TARR, room 672, Parrott Emporium building. STIEHLS, SHORTH 2D AND BUSINESS “llege, 72 arket st; expenses less and echolarshlp betier than elsewhero: dav and nighs e e L vate theat, g s rein on stage. I 5and 19, 1 0. Or £ Bloek: Teh and atey S OORRPNG W e rrN e e e A BYUKKPNG, WRITNG, ARITHMTC. GRAME. duy & night: no classes; 5 month. 845 Mission, TGHTSCRUOL;HEALL'S BUS.COLLEGE24 ‘Y Post jcommerciai,shorthand, English 10w rates, ROF. LOUIS MERKL: VIOLIN, MANDOLIN, gultar, cornet: reasonabie. 225 Geary,nr. Powell. G Voo o8 e Mary Westhaus, 38 Fitin > INGING: PIANO: PARIS GRADUATE, Sfi-m,«m-hnnwx!flnm lwnym,fyl 'IRST-CLASS DENISTEY O MONEY R tallment plan; established 15 y'nh.; Oftice cor. Sixth and Mission, over I X L, store. CUL 'ON DENTAL ASSOCIA . 806 Ma - ket st. DR, CHARLES W. DEORK? LAR: A SET FOK tnl1H KER. [—Wa .. T FYETTY ACRANTED AS dentist, 930 Market st., n filling $1 DR. SIMMs xc Batdwin Theate e W a clulty: experience. K. Jkr\\'\'AL{Epll\:“l? P B LUDLUM HILL 1443 MARKET S Eleventh: no charge for exlr:;:‘;l:g plates are made: oid plates made ov 3 Lecth from 88 per set; extracting Soes gas avie JET Or TEETT Wit ) ¥ DR S Foitye ! * FLarE DR K. J. 3. LEER. 1206 MA KK Gate ave, ;. Open evenings. undavs till noon, BOOME DENTAL ASSOUIATION > Cono: o and ith: gas. apes extracting, with gas, §1 :‘p’, DX SEORGE W, Lrek, Ta INUIN. Leek dentiat, discoverer of parnjess oo reu 0 and patentee of Improved bridge wons wrciiod thout any plae. moved from & to 30 0K arrigee? LL WORK TO SUTT 11 MES:WA NTED: AR TS Marketst., iront City Nan - AL WORK REASONAL D W ranted. DRI W, KRY 3 raa PARTNERS WANTED MMV%MW,:AM.\ PARINE:R WITH $300; CHANCE 5 : 1 ; NCETo MAKE a gool livi; CK, Folguen- IVIDg: no triflers. PHILBRICK. Soig NR. when LUK GOLDEN 15() BARGAINS: $100 TO 2500 payments. 26-rcom corner house. .. . 12 rooms; fine sunny corner.. 50 rooms, clearing $200; in payments -room house; rooms all rented. 8 rooms: near Clty Hall: new €-room flat; Geary and Jones.. 14 rooms on 'Folsom st., near Third 80-r00m house, clearing £500...... .. 66-room corner house. new furniture 20 rooms, on 4th s., clearing $80, onl; » 100ms on Market 3., offer wanted 12 rooms, centrat, good furniture M. C.' DECKER, 1020 Market & A OF 6 ROUMS 23 rooms fine coruer, ney 5 rooms, Market st... 30 rooms. tine furnitire, payments. 1 rooms, newly furnished, low ren % 34 rooms, bay-window, new A $2200 UNDERWOUD & CO.. 765 Market st TBCOM, NICELY —FURNISHED _FLAT, choice’ location. only $250: suany 10-room house on Post, $350: fine sunoy corner house, 11 rooms, well furnished. $700; 10 T00ms on Geary. o sunny home. $700. A. M. E1LKINS, 906 Market. . .10 sRVeESNTH — tOuM HOUSE AND <V turniture; ren #39. ODGING-HOUSE OF 28 ROOMS FOR SALE: 0od reliable house from which good living can b made: roderately good furniture and low rent. 916 Ho FULL: . Ap. 821 Howard TYPEWRITERS, EMINGTON, §35: SMITH, §50. SEND FOR sam. le work. SCOTT & BA AVE YOU SEEN THE N typewriterand kotary Dupiicator? They siand 2tthe bead. JOHN F. MEYERS & C0..947 Marke. GENTS SMITH PREMIER: ALSO RENT X,833 Mong'y. WV PEERLESS and sell all kKinds of typewriters. L. & M. A Ejfi X DER & CO., u3 Moutgomery st., wrlu\m‘; ular,