The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, November 18, 1896, Page 12

12 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1896 e —————————— et e e e et et e e e e e CLOSE FINISHES AT OAKLAND The Luck Still Follows in the Wake of the Favorites. Little Cripple Hard Ridden to Beat t e 15 to I Out sider, Coda. Shield Bearer Liked the H-avy Going. Torsina Beat the Favorite, Sir Play, in a Gal op. Itisnot very tempting to the owner of a good handicap horse to see boys gather- ing up stones in buckets between races, yet that was the sight presented at Oak- land track yesterday. The top dressing of dark loam put on the new course seems to be full of small stones, and the gallopers are continually raising them to the sur- face. Already it is said one or two horses have been lamed by stepping on them, and this in part no doubt accounts for the scarcity of good horses starting. The weather 1n the afternoon was clear and cool; and altbough the track was slow, the finishes in nearly every instance were close and exciting. The favorites found the road rough and rocky, for but two returned with the coin. The brown colt Inflammator, who seems to have struck a winning clip, repaid his backers well by beating the even moneyv choice Principle out a8 nose at odds of 12 | tol. It was only by the narrowest of margins that Little Cripple, heavily supported at evens, took the mile selling affair. Coda, a 15 to 1 shot, made all the running, and, hanging on stubbornly, was just ncsed out on the wire by the favorite, on which Bob Isom was compelied to do some very tall hustling. Navy Biue was third. The start was a very poor one, Bombazette and Seaside being turned sideways when the barrier flew up. Frank Phillip’s mud-runner, Shield Bearer, carried the bulk of the coin bet on | the eight starters in the six-furlong run that followed, and, ieading from the jump, reached the wire a neck before the 15 t0 1 outsider, Flashlight, well ridden by Al Snaw. Doubtiful, backed from 15 and 20 to 1 down to 8, was a poor third. The big bettors were badly dumped over the result of the scven-furlong purse event. Sir Play was backed for big bundles of wealth to win, and atone time his chances looked most favorable. Racing away in the lead with Johnny McHale tbe second choice, he shook him off in the stretch, only to be passed by Torsina and beaten out with ease. Johnny McHale hung on gamely, finishing buta nose further away. The Burns and Waterhouse entry Miulo was a prohibitive 2to 5 chance for the con- cluding six-furlone run, and cut a very sorry figure. Hymn, the second choice, made a runaway race of it, jogging in the handiest of winners from Ricardo. The fayorite was a aistant third. Following are to-day’s entrie First race, eleven-sixteenths of a mile, two- | 1ds—97 Tropical 106, 77 D. J. Tobin 98, iel 101, 103 Billy V ce 113, 104 Tempes- tuous 110. 104 teleste 103, 7 Viking 110, Ri- enzi 113, 74 Jerilderio 110, Destra 110. Second ruce, three-quariers of a mile, sell- ing—67 Perhaps 93.92 Candor 103, 88 Mon- terey 98, 102 Gold Boy 93, 93 Mt. Koy 98, 102 Edgemunt 93, 94 Premaw 107, 59 Huzel D 93, 102 Sylvia 93, 106 Doub.e Quick 96. Third race, three-quarters of a mile, selling— 6 Capiain Coster 101,95 Tampa 102, 101 Ma- jor Cook 104, 106 Howard 107, 96 Benamela 107, 106 Hueueme 106, 83 Moyian 105, 106 Palomacita 99. Fourth race, oneand asixteenth miles, hand- p—92 Texacity 80, Thornhill 100, 105 athmeath 100, (15) Peter 11 95, Semper Lex 100, (105) Kemsin 103 Fitth race, oue mile. selling—Fred Gard- ner 106, Sunrise 1196, (80) Mnjrorie 96, 105 Salisbury 1T 96, 88 Arno 105, 105 Red Glenn 102, 105 Belle Boyd 89. YEARLINGS AT ATUCTION. Annual Sale of Antrim Stock Farm Thoroughbreds and Horses in Training—The Prices. The fourth annual sale of the thorough- bred yearlings and horses in training bred at Antrim stock farm, Bakersfield, Cal., took place at Killip & Co.’s salesyard last evening, under the glare of the electric light. The youngsters disposed of were the get of the stallions Rio Bravo and Apache. Nearly all of the local and visit- ing Eastern turfmen were present, and considering the dullness of the horse mur- ket the prices realized wer: good. The seventeen yearlings that passed under the hammer brought $4420, and four horses in training sold for $655. ‘ollowing 'is a iist of the colts and fitlies sold and the purchasers: B. c., by Rio Bravo, dam Cinderells, $600, A. ic | 3 K Donervan, Chicago W H Whit Stemler; b. c., by Apache-Brook, $300, W. M. Murry; ch. ¢., by Apache-Irene, $150, E. Corri- an; ch. ¢, by Rio Bravo-Johanna, , E. orrigan; ch. f, by Apache-Rosa Bella, $150, Tom Kiley; b. ¢, by Rio Bravo- Virgie, $£550, Corrigan; br., f. by Apache-Josie D, $150, Tom Kitey: b. i, by Apache-Madam Wheacly, $100. Tom Kiley; b. 1., by Apache-Jennie K, §360, F. Far- rar;’b. f., by Apache-Tyrona, $135, E. Corri- an; b. f., by Apache-Play Toy, $175, Jobn ackey; D. C., by Rio Bravo-My Badger, $800, John Mackey; b. e, by. ApscheLine $117, Dan McCarthy; 'ch. 1, by Apache- Whynot, $175, Jobn M-chl: cu. ¢, by Rio Bravo-Leonora, $135, Corrigan ; ch. i, by Apache-Sunny Smiie, $160, E. Corri- an; br. ¢., by Apache-Juanita, $165, W. P. Tongacid, 8500, 15 Lofach: Martes o . 45 ngfield, $200, H. London: Marie, ch. m. 4, b; A’M&Emnl !.ongfleld, §35, Sam Bowev; Willlam O. B b. ¢, 3, by Apache-Flora, $225. Sam Bowley; Road Ruvner, ch. b. 5, by Joe Daniels-Miss Hooker, $225, H. London. INVOLVES A TELESCOPE. Rehearing Ordered by the Supreme Court in the Case of Spence Against Widuey- The Supreme Court has granted a re- hearing in the matter of Anna M. Spence, executrix of the last will of E. F. Spence, deceased, against Wiiney and others, re- versing the decision of October 16 last. Spence deeded lands to a board of trustees, to provide an extensive astronomical ob- servatory and equipment for the Univer- sity of Southern California. Speuce was one of the trustees. The necessary funds were not raised to meet ‘the payments for lenses for the creat telescope as they ar- rived from Europe, and after some deliber- ation it was decided to seil them to the University of Chicago, where they now are. Mrs. Bpence wants to obtain posses- sion of the land. The case was decided just about one month ugo, but, on peti- tion, & rehearing has been ordered before the court in bank. Whetner the University of Southern California will ever get teles- copic facilities from the Spence property is still uncertain. —————— A New Lifeboat. Major Blakeney of the life-saving service called for bids for the construction of another boat for the life-saving station at Golden Gste Park. It is to be self-bailing and self-righting and twenty-eight feet long. The present boat is t00 heavy to pull over the beach sands. The new boat will weigh a little over a ton. The old boat, which is one of the besi on the coast, will probably be sent to the new Point Bonita station when the station is built. It can there be launched from the ways, which will be sim- ilar in many respects to those at the Presidio. | The new boat will be built after the model of the old boat. 5 ——————— HOTEL ARRIVALS. RUSS HOUSE. £ Firth, Redding H Brantiey, Redding C A Bantley, Redding W Richardson. Truckee H C Peckart, Santa Rosa J 8 Gibson, Willlams J S Brausford, Quincy R _A Drewwater, Coluss F W Willls, Colusa J ¥ Marir, Modoe € S Smith, Modoc C Kerr, Bakersfield A L Nongart, San Ardo A Howard, Aiendocino Miss L Re~d, Monterey A Reea, Monterey K G Rendcort, Palo Alte J Kid: C C Fuller, Fresno G W Roberts, l.akeport J M Bowen, Fresno C Sweeney, lishop W Whalen, Pleasanton P F Gibney, Marshficld Mrs O Ellen, Tils T Liteh, Reno 3 Smail, Oakiand rd. ~an Jose M K Rockflower, L Ang W H Braden, Or B Gallaway, Walnut Crk Miss A Whalen, Pleas- anton W J_Jones. Valley Ford J 8 Keen, Ohio F H Smythe, Langtry W D Tyone, Sacto J M Bugbe-, Ferndale P R Davis, Santa Ross A Clark, Independence W Wahiest, Sallnas G S Toothaker & w, Cal C A Bruse, Pleasanion W Corrinzton, ~tockton T Watson, Napa Mrs Sabard. Davisvile CH Holmes, Kellogg J R Hobinson, Visalia F Throp. San Luis Obispo W N Waison, San Rafael J H Hurdt, San Rafael CM Wilsou, N Y P H Smitl Y Mrs A Haines, 11l Miss F M Truly. 111 F E Liule, Amador G T Conner, Stockton GRAND HOTEL. Mrs M Frank, San Jose M Reggs, Gridley W F Knox, Sacramento H C M.nning, Carson J M Strun ng,~antaRosa H F Leeds, College Park S A Packard, ollegePrk I A Wright, Oakiand M T Deoiing, Hollister W T Thaxter, Sausalito 3 W Woods & w.Oakland Miss Woods, Oaklund J 8 Bernheim SantaCruz J W_Kagsdaie,SantaCruz A 5 McCutloch, Cal MrsFM sartleis, Livmore G W ~cott, sadison R M Clarke & W, ¢ arson C H Markiey, Sacto W P Thomas, Ukish A Brown & wi,Kernville M Greenberz & wf, Cal J K Farley & wf, Cal C L Biils, Oroville R J Sawyer. Menominee T A Owens, San Jose T A Woods, Los Angeles R M Gaines,Los Angeles G F Forsyth, Austin L C Win-or, ~an Jose J W Dalrymple, Newark H [ Force, Newark Mrs M L Force, Newark A K Hathuway & w, Cal § Pimlot:. Detroit W Farrar, Giiro, MissStephens.Woodland MissJ Stephens, Woodlnd A Ahlf, Colusa F A Boole, R-d Bluft T Bertram & wt,SRafael W M Cutler, Marysviile W P Mathews, Sacto J H Maygard, ~ac.0 MmelBaumard, Tmpletn J F Miller, anta Ynez W A Hurlan, Sta Maria H E Dusenberry, Cakind F Cutting, Stociton H A Wrignt, Stockion NEW WESTERN HOTEL C G Runyon, N Y W A Colcord, Eureka D Albertini, Fureks F Perry, Los Angeles N Wagoner, Ukiah F Davey, Ukisb J 8 Edward:, Portiand _J M Byrnes, Postland 3 J Douglas, Carson City H T Burton, sacio B Bates, Conrtland J F Sutheriand, Los Ang R Little & w, Los Ang J C Brown, Los Angeles H Pecerplace. St Paul C C Clarke, St Paul G F Reynolds, Chicago R Brayton, H Arnald, Boston H Jones & w, Denver £ Roland & w, Denver J Bells, salem G ) Hewson & w, Orford A B Stenny, Tacoma J Peck. Fairhuven Miss C Peck, Fairhaven J C Eli New York | W_Ballson, Courdana O Hamilion, Courtiand C Stern, Los Angeles PALACE HOTEL, F E Sharkey, N Y O A Kimball, Boston I MeMurtrie, Denver S MeMurtrie, Denver J R Beli, Deaver 3 W Baer, Boston T M Kimball, Stanford M Moss, Denver Mrs F Sharp, Tacoma 2Miss Austin, Tacomsa 1 H Flint, San Jose F Schumann, Guaemals E J Sin ‘leton, N Y W i Jeter. Santa Cruz J Bruner, Sacramento C H Lyford, N Y | H Spr ng, Sun Jose Mrs ¥ McLaughlin, Cal | Miss A McLunghlin, Cal 8 N Rucker, San Jose G T Nixon, Nevada C H Cross, Yokohama BALDWIN HOTEL. ¥ Halso, Norway W F Mitchell, Sait Lake CZ Hebert, Salinas Miss K ¥ Lukenbill, Il W R Hawkirs,Michigan E Stow & w, San Jose W R Clark, Stockton T S Miiton & w,<ausalito E Levy, Chicage F H Teale. Los Angeles P Ball.' an Jose H Routhidge, Oleta ¥ R Giffor¢, Aubura J R Hershmun, San Jose J H Henry,'San Jose J Hatch, San Jose A 3 oston D Surtland, Boston J Dowuey, Denver L Little, St oquaimie D Cooper. San Jose F R Tuttle, Auburn M Matioon, Belvedere e —————————————————————————————————————————————————— CALIFORNIA JOCK:=Y CLUB. IFTH DAY, Tuesday, November 17, 1896. F Weather fair. Track slow. 107, ¥IRST RACE-Six furlongs; selling; two-year-olds; conditlons: purse $: Betuing. Horse, weisht. | st.| % | 14 | 3 Jockey. [op. G, Ioflammator .....101| 6| 21 | 214 T urphy. 16 |Princip.e 100 2 13| 13 H. Martin 3 [Torpedo. 08 1 4’| 31 Thompson 103 |Febroary 95 7 81,| 48 Fraw ey (77) | Quantrell.. 98 3| 7 5 Clawson 81’ | Minta Owe: 95 6 a2 | 8 s 91 |Modestia 99 1 én | 7 Good starl. Won driving_ Winner, G. B. Morris br. ¢, Ly imp. Bratus Arioa. Time, 1:19, 108, JECOND RACE—One mile; selling; three-yeac-olds and up; aliowanoes; penaities: purse A Betting. Todex. | Horse, age, weight [8t| 3% | 136 | 3% |sr | 1m Jockey. lop 1, 76 |Litile Cripple, 5101 8| 33 | 22 | 34 | 24 | 1n |R Teom 65 1 a7 |Coga. 8. 4016 | 14 | 13| 12 | 24 |E Dennison...| 8 1 96 | Navy 5/ b | 8n | as” | 48 | 38 |Thospson vty ¥ | Nabopo uss 2| 2n | 335 | 8h | 83 | 48 |3.'Wood 138 88 | Bombazerta, 8| 8 bh | 53 | 53 | 52 [H. Marun 300 32 15 3 6| 434 | 4n | 4h | 8¢ | 6n [C. Colew 10 0 e 1| 6i%g | 8 8 7 74 [Ciawson 0 50 wlirvilias; | asle 8" |E Jones i s Poor siart. Won driving. Winner, J. C. Humpnrey's br. . by 1 of .ce-Lad, Stanhope. Tiime, 1:47%. DRk B Panssonny, SITUATIONS WANTED—Continued. SWEIJISH GIRL, LATE..Y FROM/EAST DE- ires situation to do cooking and gener I housewors: wages %35. Call or address MISS TRINITY CHURCH s SITUATIONS WANTED—Continued. YOUSG MAN DE-IRES A POSITION 1O ‘cgllmuno wlh‘:lwn a7 Speaks Kngitah and German: cau give te: J. 8, box 35, CRil Ul ot OUNG WOMAN, WITH REFERENCES, would like to do Jight housework. 2603 Bryant st., near Twenty-fourth. NERMAN GIRL Srie—— Goo ! 4 ((GERBMAN GIRL WHO C'N COOK, WA H and iron well. 774 Folsom, bet 3d and 4th. (COMPETENT 'SWEDISH GIEL DESIRES situation to do general housework; references. Cail 4 Folsum ave., off Folsom st., near Eighih. RESPECTABLE WOMAN WANTS SITUA- The Ladies’ Union Deter- inod to Fnd Its Tn- |ERiatnen e Gt mme 0 il o ave,, om st. e e A R R e e You:ce liADY WOULD LIKE S TVATI{IIX_VI as bousekeeper; ¢! . Al Ry apars Sy or couiey. APy RULIABLE WOMAN WISHES ANY KIND of Work by the day, o would take washing home. Address H. F. M., box b8, Cail Office debtedness. EGINEER STATIONARY, LOCOMOTIVE; £0od machirisi; run dynamos, storage btter- les; do plum Ing, pivefitiing, e, wants work: moderaie wages; refereice. MANS, box 41, Call. CORATOR—TWO ARTISTS JUSI AR- rived from New York City: thoroughly com- petent In all branches ot artistic « eco:ations: de- sire the patronage of projerty-owners; city or couniry: most reasonable terms; desizns ore ti- mates free of cost. THURNBURG, 424 Pos. st. (CABPERTLE WANTS WORK: IS AN EX- per. on leaky roofs and skylights: repairing 0id work a speciaity. Address Carpenter, box 151, Call Office. MAR _AND WIFE (EASTERN PEOPLE). private place: man understands care horses, Catt e and grounds: wife competent cook and housekeeper orsecond work. Address A. B., box 89, Cal. 9 YOUNG GERMAN GIRLS WANT PLACE 10 take care of children or make the. s-ives pseful in house; good preferred. 336: | Tehumadt. R = Booths Over Which the Mission’s Fairest Women Will (;ARDENER AND COACHMAN BY A 1 Swede: wants work a: either or both; best of references. Address C. G. GARDNER, box 170, this office. HELP WANTED—Continuad. STRONG GERMAN EOYS; MUST SPEAK Tnglish: board, lodging and $10 monthly. 2015 Mis ‘on st. ©S LESM: N FOR PORTRAIIS; SALARY $12 week. Rm. 438 Emporium bid<., before 10. PUSINFSS CHANCFS. k5 Y AND BAR, OR WILL 5.‘\1‘0’ 0. take partner- fine corner stend; long Iéase and cheaprents tuking in $100 per day ca the finest business of itx kind 1 h:ve ever offered forsale. T. LUBLL~KI, 7 City Hall ave. ANBEK WANTED: YOUNG MAN. 82 Third st. THIITENERS WANTED. CLIPPER AND Church sts.; Zet!'s grocery; call eariy. 700D CUSTMAKER 10 WORK BY THE (5 'Week 708 Bush st. near Powell. $'/f)” PARINKER IN BEST STAB < « lished medical disvensury in Califor- | Bia: a rar: chance for an energetic man: Lusiness bas Leen ewtnbiished for years and clears irom $400 10 8600 montbly, and can be sdvauced to | Clear more; this is a fine investment. . LUBEL- SKI 7 City Hall ave. ] UR0E WATTER 210 FIRST ST. 7 ATR BARB: R-SHOP FOR SALE; $40; l—figx $6; good living. Apply Call Office. 7 ED—1000 MEN DUBLIN LOTUS BAR- W iorahop: shave, 3¢ Balrcut, 10c.” 307 Fourth. JOR SA LE: H A Tt ving-room: Harri ou st. wokHES PROTECTIY i UNION KMPLOY- 15 ment secretarv, CONRAD THOKLL. 657 Clay F INE GROCERY AND BAk; FINE CORNER stand and a rare bargain for some oue; ses this fin. place and make offer atonce. T. LU- BE SKI, 7 ¢ Lty Hall ave, 4((), BESTAU.ANT DOING FINK BUSI= ° Dess: wae place is aciuxlly worth double she amount asked: this is & chance o; a lifetime. T. LUBELSKI, 7 City Hall ave, 5(), C:GAR-STORE, CONFECITG h1 %300. &0d laundry office; finest place eyer of- Jere c;:;c:helzor.‘; in San 'Francisco; this is a : locate O at junction of LN Cur lines. ARBER-—FOR EMPLOYMENT CALL SEC. P. C. Barbers’ Assn. S ¥UCHS, 325 Grant ave. P_‘")("H“Gmm., FIRST-CLASS coox“Ann Zugesond girl: thoroughly competent. Address 308 O'Farreii st.: 8 euts’ reteronce, Pres:de. | IBEMAN WISHES SITUATION: MANY years' experience: best references. Call or ad- dress P. J., 241 Fremout st. MAN WOULD LIKE WORK BY i waihing or housec.eaning: references given. Address MR-~ L., 109 Silver st. N UBSE DESIRES PUSITION; CARE OF 1N valid or nervous patient. Call or address 1154 Sixth st Nurse, GIRL, GOOD REFERENCES, / A Popular Minister With a Devoted Congregaticn and a Handsome Courch Edfice. EATGERM \N wishes to do second work. 16 West Mission st., near Tweifih. (G995 COUK AND LAUNDRESS DESIEES situation; references. Address 750 Liarrison street. GKKMAN LADY WANTS POSITION AS housekeeper to a geatleman; «are and «ducate chlidren: good manageress, Seam._iress: town or Sountry; reierences. Address K. V., box 18, this office, JANTED BY COMPETENT WOMAN; IS ’ ; 8004 c0OK and Iaundress, and is not afraid of With this object in view Mrs. Georn,;."""““fl,e“} housework, or baking {n private Brown, the president of the union, with | L S et *;";‘A“s“:”‘;';‘;fl : H S8 S — S I-C. S Ly Mrs. A. H. Macdonald vice-president, Dsz,\'lhh draper and desiguer, thorough diess- Mrs. E. G. Denniston treasurer and Mrs. maker, by the day. MisS WARWiCK, 104 F. J. Mayhew secretary, have invited the The Ladies’ Union of Trinity Presbyte- | rian Chureh, on Twenty-third and Capp | streets, opened an emporium in the par- lors of that church last night, with a de- | termination to reduce the indebtednesson | the edifice. (G ABDENER OR MAN ABUUT PLACE, GOUD X horseman and milker, desires a situation in private famly: firs - ardeiser, 417 Stocktor ] I(ENSED ENGINEER DESIRES SITUA- i tion: e ther city or country. Address P.O. box 2432, San Francisco, Ca. OUNG SINGLE MAN (GERMAN), strictly sober, wants work on private place oF any other kind 6f work: is good driver: can give bonds as to honesty. Address WILLIA'M R., box 84, this office. W LCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD. NEAR Market—Electric lights in every room; 200 rooms; 25¢ to $1 50 per night: 81 50 to $8 per v ook s and basence to and from 1he i iass references. Address FEMALE HELF WANTED. (00K, SMALL HOTEL COUNTRY, $20 J Testaurant cook, $25: German girl, general housework, $20; 10 voung eirls, 1ight housework, $25. §20. C. R. HANSESN & CO., 11 FIBST-CLASS READ-WAITRESS, COUNTRY hotel, $30: 2 waltresses. same country hotel, £20. C'K. HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary st. | Grove street. A G | W 22 TED—BY FIRST-CLA®S SEAMSTRESS co-operation of the other lndies of the | W 23 TED BY FIRST-CLASS SEAMSTRESS congregation to assist in making the em- | :}hn'c:\[oll to short distance 1n couniry. Apply 15 poritm a success, boih financially and | YRIess ave. iali | ESP TABL GIKLWANTSH 'U-EWORK socially. or wouid do upstairs work and assist with chil- The spacious parlors of the church have | dren, ¢ty or counury. 405 O’k arrell st been subdivided into booths, designated | Y nl;::_t)vrh:;uxr GIRL AS SEAMSTRESS as follows: Young married ladics’ booth | 3\ RoIAm TR TR0 st aud i managed by Mrs. Harrison, assisted by Gooxg TADY DESIKES POSITION AS handsome young matrons; young saleslady or any similar work. L., box 126, ladies’ booth, managed by Miss Jerome (G'EL_FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK, FAM- 1lv of two: references: lignt wash. Apply C. R. HANSEN, 110 Geary st. OOK, #40; SECO>D GIRL, $20; HOUSE- work girls, Davisville $15, Port Costa $15, Knights Landing $15: 12 housework girls, city and country. §26 and $20: 6 voung girls, ussisi, $10 (o $16. MISS CULLEN, 323 Su.ter st. FRENCH HOUSEWORK GIRi, $20; COOK, Jowlsh fawily, $30, Do wash, MISS CULLEN, 828 Sutter st. IRL FOR HOUSEWORK; SLEEP HOME; §15. MISS CULLEN, 523 Sutter st. Call. Partridge; apron and comfort booth, | [RISH GIRL, JUST OVEK, WISHES HUUSE- managed by Miss A. E. Bradley; icecream EAT, REFINED H -USEWORK GIRL: 2 IN | vages moderate. 5 e AN AND ENGLISH bootn, in cherge of Mrs. E. R. Steveus; | Fcoox wiser situation in hotel or lunchhouse. thanksgiving booth, in charge of Mrs. | Address €44 Filber: st. Frank L. Bitter; stationery booth, in | YYOUNG GIRL WISHES SITUATION T0 A5 charge of Mrs. Frank Dalton; flower | 1 sistin housework.” Call or address 27 Moss si booth, 1n charge of Miss Cristobal Sobey; | W OMAN WANTS “WASHING, IRONING grabbag booth, in which a live animal | and housecleaning; also office cleaning. Call will be among the curios, in charge of | 108 Fighthst. Mrs. Jobn Cowie; candy booth, Mrs. E. | CCOMPLISHED YOUNG WIDOW WOULD J. Denniston. ¢ I f507 s, pltm ion as housekeeper, clty or country. During tue aiternoon and evening clam | an:"\;’;'\‘;r LERLY 5T chowder, sandwiches and oiber suitable TR NS - ADY LIKE A gaabees, with coffee, van be hud in the | 5 JAE 0, ics (83 a8 mowers nelp adf g E B u sfi'l“:;"gs ;1}1{::00:!: The cop and saucer | < STARS COUE ARD HOUSARERFEn. ake to those who vatron- | k (RPTCLASS CU sak . i raach preferred. Address ize ‘‘grandma’* in the Thanksgiving | 1163 Market st. L oy booth. ¥ A SWEDISH GIEL, PLACE TO DO GOOK- The admission fee is 25 cents, but tiis | 1. Yug or cisaiarnolil, PLACETO DO CO is redeemable at any of the hootus at| Sity Wi ED o = which a purchase 1s made, thus rominally | S’.,h‘fl.ffini*?x' *;.'éungyao“.fié.’f.’.’i Ef.’.?.f making the entrance iree. | work; refercnces M. C., 516 Kighth Oakimud, A reception was tendered to the Rev, J. | Gnu. WI-HES GENERAL HOUSEWORK C. Smith, pastor of the church, and his | and cooking; good cook: wages $20 to $2o. wife on their return from the Hast. To- | night there will be se.ections from the | cuoir, and to-morrow night there will be a variety of entertainments, at which | time the emporium will close and the | debt on the church will he lessened by | some hundreds ot dollars. Trinity Church is now in its sixth year 45 Lafayerte st. Eleventh and Twe.fth. ELIABLE WOMAYXN AS NURSE AND \ ho.sekceper, or would take care of invalld lady. Adiress 1163 Market st. S TUATION AN GU' ESS OR MOTHER'S heip: w : reicrence. Call or ad- dress 1221 O’ rredl st., room 32. OUNG GERMAN WOMAN WOULD LIKE e 5 | 1 todo Lousework in a smail family. or will do in ihe new and handsome edifice. The | cnamberwork; can siep at home. 417 Stockton. Rev. Mr. Smith was ordained pastor in W ANTED—RESP ¥ POSITION FOR May ,1888. voung lady who has lately spent two years in | Europe a3 Isdy’s companion or heiper or atiend- 1 lady. Inquire 501 Larkin st. Careless With Matches. | au: for luva An alarm of fire was sounded from box 214, | || ANTEL—BY A MIDDL: AGED ENGLISH woman a situation as housekeeper or nurse 8110:30 o’clock yesterday morning, for 8 blaze | ror ieand i gsy Haliousekes family: $12. MISS CULLEN, Sutter st. AUNDRESS; $30. MiSS CULLEN, 323 4 Sutter st. 9 SECOXD GIRLS: $20 EACH. MISS CUL- LEN, 328 Sutter st. AN AND WIFE; $30. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. EFINED NURSE, $15. MISS CULLEN, 328 Sutter st. EAT YOUNG N 528 Sutter st. 00K, GERMAN STYLE, NO W. . $30; isundress, institution, {$25: assistant coox. $20; 3 cooks, boarding-house and restaurant, $25 and $6 & week: 3 wal resses. $20: French girl for borsework, 3 in family, $20, and others. J. F. CROSLET : '&CO., 818 Sutter st AITRE~S: FIKST-CLAS~ COUNTRY HO- tei: $20: fare paid: secona girl and sew, $20; meat girl, housework, country, $20, etc. MU RAY & 215\ DY, Leading Employment Agents, 634 and 636 Ciay st. (; ERMAN WOMAN COOK, §35 & GER- 3 _man woman cook, $25 and roo: itress, $3 50 & week. small place; waitress. 15 and room waitress. $20; girl, O'Farrell st. girl, Stan- yan st., $12; girl, ‘Jackson st.. $.0: girl, Gough st., $20: girl, Wushington st., $20: girl, l'olk si., $15: girl, Powell st., $15; iniddle-aged woman, Washingsoo st., 815; girl, Hayves st., $15; mirl, Berkeley, Cal. $20: woman cook for ranch: housekeeper, widower: colored girl, 18 young giris. $8, $10 and §12 per month, as! ete.: 7 German, 3 Swede, 4 Danish girls. MARTIN'S, 749 Market st. OLORFD WOMAN: HOUSEWORK: $20. MARTINS, 749 Jarket st. ERMAN WOMAN COOK, $35. MARTIN'S, 749 Market st. W 2LTRESS §35 AND RUOM. MARTIN'S, 749 Market st. ERMAN WOMAY COOK, $26 AND ROOM. MARTIN'S, 749 Market st. URSE, $10. MISS CUL 1N in a vacant stable at 112 Wildey street. It | . S X8 W ANTED—YOUNG LAVY WISHES A POSI- N anseld Dy iramps Lelug careless with | VY fion as governess: or compenionto loval matches. The damage was small. { lady: or iight housework aid compsnion_to lad: A man {n search of house went to 782 Har- | railronces. - Address - o box 806, San Tose. Cal rison street yesterday afternoon ui 3:45 AVING HAD ADVANTAGE UF COLLEGE. o'clock, and whi e examining a dark closct < ’ #ducation, would iike posttion as indy’s travel- lighted'a match which e carelessly lossed in | ;i ¢ALAtion, wouldlke posttibn asiady's travel- a corner. A little later there was u fire in tne | L/8 ‘O 3, . rubbish, and the Fire Department was called | £5C3: Wages $25. R. F., box 10, Call. 1ERMAN GIRL WOULD LIKE TO DO GEN- out in ‘response to an alarm from box 36. | There was bat little damage 1(5’25"" housework: good cook. Please call a: A, Stockton. ——— o, " TERMAN GIRL WANTS A SITUAFION TO SAN FRANCISCO ““CALL. | G a0 general ‘housomors and misin cooking; BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco Carz— | Noses $15. Apply ac 28214 Natoma: call in the 710 Market street, open untll 12 o'clock every Bignt In the year. BRANCH OFFICES—527 Montgomery street, comer Clay; open until 8:30 o'clock. 839 Hayes street, open until 9:30 o'clock. 718 Larkin street, open until 9:30 o'clock. EW. corner Sixteenth and Mission streccs, opem ‘until 8 o’clock. 2518 Mission street. open until 9 o'clock. 116 Ninth street. open nntil 9:30 o’clock. afiernoon. Y OUNG LADY WISHES POSITION A8 saleslady in store. Add ess S. W., box 121, JASTE N AMEKICAN LADY OF nB- finement wishes & position as housekeeper for widower; uudersiands hous-hold duties ana mansging chilire : city OF country: r.ferences & ven. Webb House, room 23, 37 Second st. “OUNG LADY DESIKES A POSITION a8 housekeeper: city or country. 218 Eddy, r. 1. SMAET LADY WISHES WORK AS LUNCH or dinner waltress: thoroushly experience.. Address R., box 44, Call ¢ flice W IDOW "WOULD CIKE A POSITION AS working houseceepees in smail family or widower's home. 6335 Market st., room 18, ANULUILE Or MEEAINGS. YERBA BUENA LODGE OF PER- fection No. 1—Regular meeting Th [S (WEDNESDAY) EVENING, Novem ber OLOR: MAN WANTS LADY IN COS- metics: $10 month. Third st., r. 8, 124. 3. W AN EU-A NUMBER OF GIRLS TO FILL good situations at MR -, HIRD'S, 721 Ellis st. Y A MARRIED COUPLE (GERMAN) ON A ranch or viieyard; 1. years’ experience; first- class recommendation; wages reasonable. Farmer, box 20, Call Offize. OUNG GIRL TO HELP WITH LIGHT bousework; wsges small; good home. 1032 Market st. OURNEYMEN BAR, ERS EMPLOYMENT secretary, H. BKRN ARD, 102 meventh st. ECRUITS WANTED FOR THE L'NIVTI-D “tates Marine Corps, United States Navy: able-bodied unmarried men, between the ages of 21 and 30 vears. who are citizens of the United >tates, or those who have legal.y d clared their intention 10 become citizens: niust be of good characier and babits and abie (0 speak, read and write English, and between 5 fe-id inches aud 6 feet in height. For further information apply at the Recraiting Office, 20 ERis st., San Francisco, Cal. = HOICEST DINNER ,6 COURSES, WINE OR coffee, icecream: 15c. CLIFFORD, 206 Ellfs. 1,7 City Ha 1 $350. ;A5 TNEE FORA YOUNG, ENER- T LuBkLES Pan: experlence pot fecessary. BERK- B « gotic ma kA UTLING BUSIN E SS &0-00. and route: selling 14 barrels per week, with fine, long-cyablished tr. dor p finest bargain €ver offcred of the kiad: fiest I vestigation. T. LUBLLSKI, 7 City Tl are < LIVERY AN $2.500. 1Y oe ors: known stands in the 08 Iarge siock bugsles, backs coure, g €LC. arders und doing a busines clear- Ing §250 o $300 per moi th | horongh i resiestin allowéd: will Lake $1100 cash. batanoe an slae: Particulars of GEO. STEWART. 603 Aarpat o wagons, hai LCHO HOU~E, 86315 MARKE1 ST—ROOMS 20c, 25¢ to 50C night: $1 (0 §2 weex. ENTLEMAN, LONG BESIDENT OF THIS city, having & large acquaintance. desiring 10 connect bimsel§ permanently with a large fire in- surance company can address A. B., box 140 Call. RO F PARTNER WANTED IN ON® OF $275. s nloces ana bost equipped butcher- shops in the city; fine horse and wagon: spiendiq location and strictly first-class family trads whien will average $20 per day: need not be a butcher, a8 will teach Incoming man the business. G io! STEWART, 602 Market st. Nr W WALDO HOUSE, 765 MISSION, BET. 5d and 4th—Single furnished rooms, night 15¢ 1050c.week $1 to $2 50: readingroom: strictest at- .tention morning calls; cleun; quiet; open all night. W ANTED_LABORERS AND MECHANICS to know that Ed Rolkin, Reno House proprie- tor, stlll runs Denver House, 217 Third st.: 150 large rooms; 25¢ per nignt; $1 to $3 per week. FOR SALF—BAIBER-SHOP: 15c. 1810 Casiro at., opposite carhouse. 3 CHAIRS: | T0(() BABGAINS FOR SALE OR change. 20 grocery-store: 16 coftee- aloon ! 12 branch baker! 5 coal and wood 25 sa'oons.. 6 drugstores. 15 cigar-s:ores.. 8 stationery-store: H. C. DECKER, -Prices from $100 to $4000 rices from $200 to $1040 Prices from $50 to $500 rices from $350 1o £800 . Prices from $350 10 $2500 Prices from $2000 :0 $4000 . Prices from $200 t0 $1200 Prices from £300 to $850 Market st., opp Fifth. ARBER-SHOP FOR SALE; 2 CHAIRS: g0od I n. 415 Hayes st BETIN CITY—SINGLE ROOM 25 cents per night: $1, $1 25, § Pacitic House, Commercial and 100 2EN T0 TAKE LoDGING AT 06, 150 and 20c a nignt, inciuding coffee and Tolls. 624 Washington st., near Kearn. [ANTED—SINGLE ROOMS, 166 A DAY: weex ; rooms for 2, 25¢ n duy. $1 60 a week; reading-room: daily papers. 36 Clay st. W ASTED-=500 MEN TO-DAY TO EAT BEST Sc and 10c meals. Uld F.conomy, 410 Kearny. HE CHEAPEST AND LARGEST LODGING- ouse in town, Lindell House, sth and Howard. J INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIKD ST., NE. Market: 200 rooms, 25¢ a night: reading: room: free bus and b uge Lo and from the ferry. OOMS 15¢ TO 76¢ PER N1G111: 600 TO $1 60 per week. Urental, 225 Drumm st. EW GRAND. 246 THIRD—SUNNY ROOMB. from 81 (o $3 per week: reading-room. [ ANTED, 1O COLLECT WAGKES DUE LABOR ers&cleris. KNOX Coliection Agey, 110 Suttee OSEDALE HOUSE, 521 ELLIS. NEAR TAY- lor: 200 rooms; 25¢ night; reading-room. HOES! SHOES ORDER: any style, §3 u -off shoes bought or exchange shoes: firsti-class repairing: work guaranteed 749 Mission st., near Grand Opera-house. E. SPION WANTS 100 M-N T0 GET BOT- + tie beer or wine 5c: bes: free lunch. 643 Clag. TANTRD—AN IDEA: WHO CAN THINK OF some simple thingto basent? Iroteot your may bring_you weaith. Write JOHN WEDDERBURN & CO,, Dept. L, Patent Attor- neys, Washington. D. C, jor their $1500 prise offer and list of 200 inventions wanted. M'S= HALF-SOLING, B0c.: done while you wait. 858 Market, opp. Palace Hotel: branch 787 Market, opp. Will & Fiuck's,S. RY ACME HOUSE, MARKET ST., BE- low Sixth. for & room a night: §1 & week. W ASTED, YOUR — WE REPAIR shoes up to 10 0'clock every night: those work- ing through the day can have their snoes repaired at Dight while you wait: ladies’ soling, 55¢; men's £oiing, 50c: fine shoes made to order 'rom '$2 up: we have a 10t 0f shoes, been damaged by water, at ss than one-fourth their value. trom 25¢ up to 50. 62 Mission .. bet. First s:. and Second st. 15,20 AND 50 per week. eidesdorff sts. v SHO! PARTNERS WANTED. »>AR:NEHR WITH $800; CHANCE TO MAKE a good living; no triflers. PHILBRICK, 2548 Folsom st IDOW LADY WANTS PARTNER WITH : good paying business. Apply room 8. 605 rom 9 (0 12 and 6 to 8 P. 3. Pine FURNITURE WANTED. FYOU WA T GOOD PRICES FOR rURNL rere and merchandise see BUKD, 211 Larkin. IGHER PRICs THAN ANYWHERE PAID by Indiana Auction Co,1057 Market.opp.Jones WO LIVE UADY SOLICITORS FOR CITY work; salary and commission. Apply to-day 1. 165, Crocker Buflding, U. S Industrial Ageicy. ANTE! —NEAT YOUNG GIRL, T ASSIST in licht housework and care of baby: wages $8. Call bet. 9 and 4. 1050 Goiden Gate a VOUNG BOYS AND GIRLS CAN KARN 56, 504 watch or bieycle by addressing B. E., box 0, Call. W ANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE. must understand Cooking; wages $15. erst. IRL TO ASSIST IN GENEKAL HOUSE- work. 1017 Fair Oaks st., near Tweniy-fifth. PPRENTICE ON CUSTOM (OATS WHO has bad ift le ex erience. 8 Grove st. OUNG GIRL TU AS~i~1; GOOD HOME; can go to school. MKS. B., box 41, Call. 18, at 8o’clock. GEORGE J. HOBE, Secretary. MISSION LODGE N and A. M.—Called meeting THIS (W-DNESDAY) EVENING, o'clock. Second degree. W. M. Y OUNG BAIGHT SWEDISH GIiL WISHES situation in private family; cannot speak Eng- lish. Address Y. B., box 36. (‘ IRL WANTS A SITUATION AS COOK AND X laundress; good references. Ad. 307 ivy ave. FASIERS LeDY WOULD LIKE PLAIN SEW. ing; no irifiers need answer. 144 Fifh st., room 2. firs: fl.t. EXCELSIOR LODI F. | an! 2. M.—spe ial meeting 1 HIS ERMAN G.RL WISHES POSITION TO DO (WEDNESUAY) EVENING, Nov. 18, at ¥ - £300 ook Second dprin Shaking s phoar hossmaes; Call o e [ANTED — FINISHERS ON CUSTOM coats. 108 Batiery st. ANTED—GI L, FOR GENERAL HOUSE- work. 977 Harrison st. OUNG WOMAN FOR HOUSEWORK. 102 Weish st., corner Four:h. Y VASH PAID FOR ENTIRE HOUSES OR _ smaller lots of furniture, carpets, et J. BOWCH KR, 222 Stockron: sond nosta. ROOMS WANTED. T)OUBLE FURNISHED RUOM BY THRER young men; must be north of McA: 1 lister st on Devisa_ero. 'F. N. 7., 1620 McAliister st. ROOMS AND BOARDING WANTED. JXPERIENCED TEACHER, GENTLEMAN, would exchange instruciion for board and room: references. Address E C., box 52, Ca R OM AND BUOARD WANTED BY YOUNG lady In private family: state price and par ticnlurs: references exchanged. C. F., box 1569, this office. WANTED-MISUELLANEOUS, HEA" SECOND-HAND ELEVATOR. 828 Harrison st. TALL PAPER, 4C A ROLL; PAPER HANG- ing, painting. etc., by contract or day’s work, at_your own price: work must be had. N. E. SRIGAN, 1302 Webster st. OUNG GIRL TO MAKE HERS/LF GENER- ally usefui about house. 2014 Green st. ACHINERY WANTED IN EXCHANGE S ‘White, 516 Mission T £ sMiTH, see. | % ERMAN GIRL WOULD LIKE A PLACE TO R SR B T 0 cooking: wages §25. C. Z. box 58, Call. W«. F. and A. M.—Meeting THIS EXEE IKNCED NURSE WISHES SITUA- (WEDNESDAY) EVENING, at 7:3) o'clock. First degree. tion to take care of lady during confinement. 21165 Powe.l st. TH#O. FROLICH, Secretary. i M'DDLE-AGED WOMAN WISHES A SITUA- A TED YOURG GIEL TO MIND CHIL | W ANTED-TO =BT SO HOBSE ERGINE dren. 1626 \ allejo st. aud barley rollers a r, second-hand, TRS1-CLAS FL ISHERS ON GLOAKS | Chear: Address JOHN H. SIMONEON, 11 Clem: 852 Howard st. Sl COATHAKBH_P(:B COUNTRY. REISS BROS. & CU., 26 ~utter at. PERATOR ON CUSTOM CUATS, 106 BA1- Lery st. ANTED—-YOUNG LADIES TO GO ON THE w.zuv- in the chorus. Apply manager's oftice, Bush-street Theater, bet. 3 and 5 P M. BITUATIONS WANTED-MALE. B e S U SR S HU)TEI( & CO., CHINESE AND JAPA- nese employment office. 17 Webb st., below Kearny, nr. Cal; tel. main 281 W.C.YOUNG, mgr EZ, CRQUKEIT LODGE NO. 189, ¥ and A Called meeting TI{I tion o do few hours' light housewor every (WEDNFSDAY) EVENING at 7:80. First day. Please call 2 Wheelock place, oft Valiejo st., degree. By order of the W. M. near Powell. 8. FORTKIEDR, Secretary. INCUES ER HOUSE, 4 THIRD ST, NE GOLDEN GATE LODGE NO. 80, Market: 200 rooms: 26c to §1 6U per night: F. and A. M.—Oflicers and members #1 80 1086 per week: convenlent and respeciabie. are requested L meat at ihe Tomple TI{1~ iree bus and baceace 1o and from the ferrv. (WEDNESDAY) FTERNOON, Novem- | ber 18, at 1:50 o'clock, to_couduct the funeral of | our iate brother, MA “TIN HE - CK GEO:GE J. HOBE, Sicretary. EZ, WALHALLA ENCAMPMENT N, , 1.°O. 0. F.—The officers and funeral committee Of this encam,ment ar- hereby S . SE == T HINFSE AND JA SE EMPLOYMENT reqaesied to meet at Cod Fellows’ Hall on IF ' Wi DNESDAY, November 18, at 1 o'clock p. ., | — °flice: best help. 414% \Farrell. Tel E 426. for the purpos - of attending the 7ANTED — GUOD COUK FOR A JEWISH Tesiaurant. 916 Howard st. ANTEI—COOK TO TAKE HALF INTER- ca In established dining room: no capital re- quired: no otjeciion to chtld. 1532 Polk st. UKESSCUTTING AND FITIING: iskirt patterss.2 c. MCDOWELL'S, 636 Market AIRDESSING, MANICURING LESSONS: reasonable Miss Loyle,212 Powell: 106 Ninih J \GHT SCHOOL OFENS MONDAY, 7:15 P. M. LY NN'S Dresscutting School. 14 McAllister. entina st., S. F. LD GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT: JEWEL { ry, watches repaired. MUND, 118814 Mission. TILDINGS BOUGHT: LUMBER, SASHES, doors, mantels. etc., for sale. 1166 Mission st. QELL YOUR BOOKS, CLOTHING AND JEW- elry 1o 4. KLIZIN. 109 Sixth st.: send postil LoUs®. OST—SUNDAY, FUR BOA. RETURN TO 1002 MecAllister reward. TSI LADY'S GULD WATCH WITH ENAM- 4 eled head. Return to 116 Front st.and re- ceive liberal reward. OST—FROM 1718 BRODERICK ST, MALE 4 fox terrier; sides of face black; reward for re. turn. ADY WHO PICKED UP SMALL GOLD 4 French watch and chain, monogram H. B. on watch, on Market st.. rear Grant ave., Saturday ¢ HENCLurate | (VHINESE & JAPANESE: EST'D, 20 YEARS: | ]DOS: DA (2 HOUSE, 521 ELLIS, NE. TAY- | afternoon, wil please retarn to 3678 Nineteeuth ESE LR s Do DLNCEEN. a /help:tel. maln 1997. BRADLEY &C0., 640 Clay. lor—100 furnished rooms: 25¢ nichi: §1 week. | St and receive liveral reward. MAX SCHUMANN. Scribe. : APANESEINTELLIGENCE AGENCY, K. 75, IKDRESSING, 28 AN 89c: AFIEZ- | | OS/ —M:MOK.NDUM BOUK CONTAINING TR e St Anw's bide., 6 hddy st: tei. Main 5254 100N classes: 10 lessons. §1 50. 1248 Mission. | L4 some letters aud 1 reai-estate card. Suitable OOK WISHES PLACE I~ SMALL BOARD- Ing-hou<e or camp: experienced: €001 bake) clean: low wages for zood place; age 24. B., 26 Sacramento st, San Francisco. 22, 1. 0. O. F.— he members. of the funeral commitice are hereby S48 notified to as-emble ai Odd Fellows' . Hal WEDNE=DAY. November 18, at 1 o'ciock P. M. sharp, 1o attend the f.nerul of our late | ANTED—MEN AND WOMEN TO LEARN barber trade: oniy 8 weeks required: tools given and catalogue seal K. k. Burver Schoo, brother, MARTIN HENCKEN, P. G, H H. F.SCHLICHTING, Jun. N. G. CHRIST ROXRER, Lecording Secretary. §5 ,COLDEN GATE LODGE N0. 6. B. P. 0. E ks, will give & theatrical rformance a: the Alcazar Theater on HA K:GIVING .V, Nov. 25, iustead o1 their annual carnival here.ofore heid on said evening. E& ,THE RFGULAR MEETING OF THE Bricklayers' Associaion will b- held at B'nai B'rity Hall, 121 Jddy st., THIS (WED DAY) EVENING, Nov. 8, 'a 8 o'cloc AKER WISHES PLACE AS ASSISTANT: young mon: wages $10 week; no tosraf good wor.erand workman. ., 26 Sacramento si., San Francisco. g \\ ANTED—SITGATION AS(UITER; LATE- Iy fro.n the i ast; 12 years' experience: also practic | tallor; reterences. T.. box 75, Cal QITUATION WAN EDON PRIVATE PLACE L0 by steadr, sober man: good driver and ga: dencr; care horses: milk cows cily oF couitiy. SWEDISH handy with toois Address B. H., box 44. Call. NAN WANTS SITUATION S- : “high JOHN B. CAMPEELL, President. T~ pr vate family, coachman or gardener: careful it hors's. zood milki ferences. Address THIRD RACE—Six furlo 109. Index.| Horse, age, weight. ngs; selling; tiree-year-olds and up; peuslties; purse $400. 2 Jockev. 2 |7 Snield Bearer, 4..107 | 1 e R VR Flas light. 4. 3% an |3 |32 | Doubtiul, 3. 4n° | 41 | 31 | 83 62 |Banjo. 5. 82 | 33 | 42 | 4n ....|Boreas, 4 . 8h | 61 | 5h | Bh 2|+ xcuse, 8. s 710 | 64 |“B10 | 820 .|Flusn Ban,5..20101 8 8 8 78 ‘| Duchess, 3. 6h | 710( 710 | 8 Gooa star.. Wou driviog. Winner, F. Phillips’ ch. b, by imp. Wagnér-Mamle Cole. Time, 17774, 110. glgp ¥4 BACE—Seven furlongs; three-yearolds and up: conditions; allowances; purse - £300. Betting. Index.| Horse. age, weizht. | St.| 14 Y% % Str. Fin. Jockey. op. G 24 (iorsina, 3....... 105\ 8| 81 | 3% | 83 | 34 | 93 |8ir P.ay, 3 103 1| 23 | 18" | an 1% ive .. |3 nnfeM Haieg10z| 2| 1 23 | 23 | 2 38 McLight. 5........108| 5| 820 | 42 | 43 | 410 | 4n K.del Brndidos,8105| 4| 4h | 550 | 850 | 5 550 A e Morrs,3....102| 6] & 6 6 6 6 Good start, except Abe Morris. Won easily. Winner, G orge Rose's b, ., by Torso-Bertie W. Time, 1 :8184. 111, FUFTH RACK—kix furiong seliing; three-year-oids and up; penaities: purse $400. -— Index.| Horse, age, weight. 3% e 16) Hymn, 5 :%;gmumu 5 33 71 | o Goodstart. Won handlly. Winner, A. Martin & Co’sb. g, by Bimyar-Una. Time, 1:47%. C. (.. 1340 25th st., bet. Mission and Howard. "OUNG MAN (AMERIC.N) DESIRES A position where there is no Sunday work; best of Liabits aud Culifornia references. AddressC. M., box 162, this othce. W ANTED—_POSITION AS NIGHT OE DAY in by a member of the C. D. A. of Gu‘mv-nung AND BAKER WANTS jinks.” 5 _F B E ST—1HE LODG: R OMS FUR- merly occagied by the N. S.G. W. In the Ploncer ‘bul ding. 24 Fourth st. For terms apply 45 Plonver place. MFECIAL NULIUES. B GAY FIXIURES MADE 10 OuDoR: cheapest pince in the city. HUM SCHMIDT, 623 Golden Gate ave, £ BAD TENANTS EIECTED, #5. COOK, Law snd Collection Office, 1023 Market st n. ~ W. H. L., 2623 -utter st. situation. Call or address J. B. M., 1219 Mis- siou st. ALESMAN WANTS POSIIION: 8 YEARS W BAD TENANTS LJECTED FOR $4; experience In retall groceries and general mer collections made, city or country. Pacifis | 1 best Ce8. Salesmi box Lolleriion Co.. 415 oniey st T00m 6. . Bohy. Canidise: best referen i e OY, 18, WILLING TO WORK, WOULD LIKE DIVIDEND NOTICES. a situation with chance to advance. Boy, box 7 DIVIDERD oS (TWENTY FIVE 88, this office. cents per share) of the inson Sugar BABBEE — A "LADIES' =~ HAIRURESSER wants to perfect himself in shavi Box 89, Cail Oflletp. = % e S L e (CHINESE BOY WANTS POSITI N A8 GOOK and hous-work: wages reasonable; reterences Address 8. H., box 32, Call Office. St N S WL GRIOE, s i MALE ATTENDANT WISHES TO WAIT upon mental or inva id gentleman: best ref- erences. G. W., 528 Eddy st., San_Francisco. Yuuso MAN WITH ONE YEAK'S EX- wolkejlonce In barber (rade dexires position will expenses bject instraction; t0 mak. b maeif aseful. . H., box 1. Call OMos OUSE -CL-ANER WANIS SWEEPING Plantation Lompany will be payable at the oftice of the companv. 327 Markets..on snd after FRI- DAY, NOViMBER 20, . _Trausfer-books will close “aturday, November 14, 1896, a: 12 oclock w. E! H. SHELDON. Sccretary. SATUATIONS W AN £O—FEMALE, COICH GIRL, PROTESTANT, VERY £o0d cosk wishes » sicaniion &5 housemork; best references; wages o MRS. HIRD, 721+ llis st. G OUNG SWEDISH WOMAN WANTS ANV kind of work by the day. Call at 717 Bush st. "OMPETENT, TRUSTWORTHY OMAN rooms lows the d; (S itbes > do froning, cookin: or m:.fi:."'&fo“ln& Larkin st. Bovsecleaning by the dav: bewt reference. ‘MRS, | Tt 2. CUL P15, 3567 Twenty-aixth ot., sear Mission. | RATEE A3B PASTEY COOK, 'SUST AT — s TS DBMAKER—&T?LIBE: PERFECT FIT- class h restaurant. ter; will go out by the day. 3 Eddy st P THO AS PATCHER, 1020 Marset st. i 15156 Howard si. M GELUNVENIENT AND RESPECTABLE 1 Winchester House, 44 Third st., near Marke: 00 rooms: x5cto $1 60 per night: $1 60 to $3 we v Ns 81t on ant e reward will be paid for anybody bringing same to L. JURI & CO, 13:8 “tockton OST—OXN NOV. 3, .0 REW ARD, A OCLOTH- 4 bound “petty cash” book belonging t. Pacific Coffee and Spice Mills. Keturn to room 436, Par. | roit building. KIDAY AFTERNOON, BLAC bitc ar 0ld: suitab « e AND TAN MALL BELS WANLIED, MEAT AND PASYRY COUK, COUNTRY hotel $50 and fare advanced: young German port rand tend bar for a saioon, country. $40: shirt ironer for a hoiel Iaundry, country, $30 und found; neat porter for res.aurant, $17 50. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary st. ANCH BLACKSMITH. NO_ SHOEING, $3) and found, see party here: 3 Scandinavian or Germau farmers, $20: grainer fu: the counry. & CO., 110 Geary st. CUACHMAN WITH GOOD REF- ASTERN erences. C R. HiNSEN & CO., 110 Geary st. (OOUE AND WIFE, §15: COUK, #20; SECO J cook aud porter for saloo operators. $2 60 a day; biacKswith and farmer; farmer and wife, $30; 4 leamsters: man or boy for garden, $15; tiemaker; shcemaker for repairinz, $4aweek MCURRAY & READY, Leading km- 2loyment Agents, 834 and 636 Clay st. D $25: 5 wir -na TTGR APPLY BETWERN 9A M and 3P 2 of R B CHANDLER, 218 ¥ i irst st. FUUND—A WHITE “FOX-TERRIER DOG, Owuer can have same by proving property and paving expenses at 717 Cypress alley, | etween Mission, Howard, Twe .t fourth aud Tienty-fifth. ¥ OUND—_BLOWN WATER 1 0G, CAN HAVE same Ly pr ving at 59" i Ideal Stk Faciorte oo ivonst M. FARRo, CAKPET CLEANIN Sty S SR C L {ITY STEAM CARPET CLEANING WORKS; 2 lgans. moves. lays carpets. G. H. STEVENS, 3 CARPENTERS, CALL KARLY: 3 LUNCH and dinner waiters: cook, $40 and room ; rauch- hand; man and wife for ranch; shoemiker, $6 & week, board, e ¢ ; Japanese boy, housework. $25. MARTIN'S, 748 Marxet st e e e A OUNG MAN W11l EXPERIENCE IN THE retall ary-: oods business: one ihat resides with his parents in the Mission preferred: reference re- quired; fmr wages. E., box 10.. Call flice. 7 ANTED—00 M TO CUT UAK_WOOD and lumber on shares. Inquire 822 Valencia 8., Upstairs, § (010 A M. ANTED—AN FNERGETIC MAN; GUAR- ik anteed m‘cawwwmmem-n and lector; H fere. N 5, £, box 18, Call Uticer R QEAMEN ¥OR EUKOPE 10STEUART ST, up stairs. ERMAN OR SWEDISH MAN \ND WIFE; German man, gardener; woman, cook; $30. Employment Office, 508 ..ason st. i AN TO COUK »ND WASH | ISHES, afier 7 A. M- Olymyic Cafe, 28 sw;kum?i‘. = OUNG MAN WANTED; SLED GAR. Yun Maplest.; call in the mnll;‘ T J ANTED — FIRST-CLASS DISHW 3 $6 per week. 207 Second st. AsHER: LADIES, 405; | #250 £O 15,000 $100 to $12.000 . .8100 to $1000 GALOONS FROM ) Restaurants from. Branch bakeries from. A Stationery and notious from. 2 0 1o $1500 Cigar-stores from........ .$200 10 $2000 All kinds of business bought aud sold. TUNDERWOOD & CO., 785 Market st. JOTICE — TO SELL YOUR _BUSINESS romptly, for cash, HEALY, 28 Kearny st. $750—Lartner, corner grocery; bar trade alone $12 per duy; clearin:: $150 per month, $350—Pariner in contracting business: ciearing $75 e.ch per month: office work. RUGSTORE — HAVING OPENED A NEW pharmacy at 542 Haight st. wouid sell my old drugstore at 1600 Howard st. For particulars apply to L. DI NOLA & LO., preseription phar- macy, 542 Haight st. $800, EL-GANT ™ OFFICE "BUSINE=S paying $150 to $200 per month; part can remain\on the business; chance of a lifeiime for energeti¢ man: family troubles cause of sell- ing. R., box 106, Call Office. $15 WILLBUY A NEW STYLE CREAM waffle bakery business, the onlv one of the kind 1n the United” States: come see what it is: it will surprise you. 701 Larkin st, from 11 A 11 P / ANTED—PARTNER WITH 40,000 IN A gmcul’! and ll%uor house established since 1863. Address . V., box 39, Call Office. EST. ANT; MUST SELL ON ACCOUNT of other business: living-rooms; cheap rent; good location: present owner 5 years. Aduress J. box 41, this office. "EW SMART Mi'N WITH SMALL CAPITAL or push can make big movey by organizing & company; please see the plant. 118 Seventh si. TOR SALE—A GOOD PAYING SALOON. IN- quire 439 Pine st. TATIONERY AND CIGAR STORE: RENT $10. 221035 Mission st , near Eighteenth. | J0OR SALE—a FIRST-CLASS SALOON. UALL at 114 O'Farrell st. ' G 00 CHANCE FOR RESTAURANT, WITH I this city: cheap; no humbug. 2213 Powell st., | 3 iiving-rooms; near factories: owner leaving Dear Bay. RARE OPPORTUNITY 10 PURCHAS old-established furniture, carpet and under taking businis .; clears over $3000 a year: stock $10,000. GkU, L. BIRKMAIER, Wells-Fargo | xvress boilding. | POR SALE—& BARGAIN; SALOON: GOOD location; 2 1iving-rooms. Appiy 334 Third si., bet. Folsum and Harrison; no azen s. | QACRIFIC, ‘T BLISHED REPAIR AND | © machine shop: comptete stock of sundries, bi- | cycles, tools; vulcanizer and oven: rent paid to | December 13. Inquire 1113 Market st. | WOR SALE—OLD-ESTABLISHED POULTEY and produce stand in one of the best markets in the State; owner going away. Apply 918 ‘Washington Oakland. Giss 4000 BUSK S, PORTLAND, OR.; %4 « paying $178 per month: good chance to increase. Inquire C. E. NAYLOR, room 8, | fioor 8, Milis butlding. ‘~)00 BAKERY: ALLCOUNTER TRADE $200. g8 Torion 2500 Twenty-third st., near Bryant. | T EADING RESTAURANT IN LEADING seaside resort of Pacific Coast; owner retiring from business. Address 5., box 138, Call Cfiice. LACKSMITH BUSINENS FOR SAL E. cheap rent: tools furnished. Call on or address T. V. MAHONEY, 858 Pacific ave., & nia Craz. Q0F HAYES — STATIONERY AND HATH: ©£9O dressing business, paying $75 per month; i living-rooms connected; rent reasonable. Ot SALE _ #4000, LEADING JE ! store; established 4 vears. dress P. O. box 176, Petaluma, JEWSPAPER ROUTE IN INT. IOR CITY. close to San Fraucisco. FOr pariicalars appy this otfice. ORNER RESTAURANT: MUST BE SOLD within three days. 2708 Mission st. (J'GARSTORE: 2 LIVING-ROOMS; RENT 814: sickness. 1127 Mission st. FESITAND GROCERY STORE; 3 LIVING- rooms, cheap; well located. 602 California st, ] RANCH BAKERY, CANDY, LAUNDRY office, 5 llving-rooms: bargain. ‘1151 Mission. 9(). SISAE-STORE; 3 LIVING-ROOMS; - rent $10. 32514 Eighth st. TEHIRD INTEREST IN BLACKSMITH EUSE- ness: party must bes Christian. 205 Eighth st. FOE BALE-GOOD-PAYING NEWSPAPER route; apply evenings. 2519 Sutter st. ROVIE FOR SALK ACROSS THE BAY. auire at Catl Office. ELRY- For particulars ad i~ LODGING-HOUSES FOR SALE, 15() BARGAINS: #100 T0 payments. 26-room corner house. . 12 rooms: fine sunny 50 rooms, clearivg $200; in 28-room house; rooms all rented . €00 8 rocms: near Cliy Hall: 1.ew. 250 &-room flat: Geary and Jones 200 14 rooms on Foisom st., Dear 350 80-room house, clearing $500 4000 66-room corner house, new fur: 3000 20 rooms, on 4th 8., ciearing $80, only. 400 { 3 rooms on Market s'., offer wanted. . 850 12 rooms, central,.good furniture. . 250 H. C'DECKER, 1030 Market st., opp Fifth. LA OF 6 ROOMS 28 rooms fine cor.er, new. 25 rooms, Market st. 50 rooms. fine furniture, pay ments. 11 rooms, newlv furnished, low rent. 84 rooms, bay-window, new..... 2 $: UNDERWOOD & CO., 765 Market st. OUMING-HOUSE: 8 ROOMS; FURNISHED; cheap: rent $25; water free. 937 Mission st. 99() JEVENTH —12-RO0M HOUSE AND furmiture for sale; rent $39. BUYS 13 ROOMS; HOUSE FU. F 200 Seine a5 mom e Ap. L: 1 Howard Y¥URNITURE FOR SALE (VT STOFTE People always flock to where they can do the best. Follow the majority and you'll not be far Wwrong. 2 Remember, we sell for cash or on easy time ments. cker Chairs and Rockers from. $300 up 750 up 0 up Fancy Rockers. Heat ng Stoves, % Cooking Ranges and Stoves. G Eluoltarhe Meicingn, 2000 e 60 Largest store, largest stock, 5. " 023 i CONAN, 7, 1019, 1021 and 4 ission st. and 51 O 520 and 582 Minaa st above Sixih. s Open evenings. Telephone Jesste 41. TCTION HOUSE, 827 M ISSION ST._ASH chamber suits, $13 50; folding-teds, $10, 7 5 825 up 400 up - 700 up HAS. M. PLUM & CO.. UPHOLSTERY CO. 1801 MARKET ST.,, COR. NIN'H. Carpets. Furniture and Upholstery Gooas. 4()() SAEFETS. CHAMBER SETS $IL stoves, rior set : folding-beds, $10: bas outfits. T. D. McCARTHY. 764 Mission. T L. J. NEUMANN'S, 117 SIXTH, FOR lowest prices on household goods: new or goed s new: cas_or on time: open evenings. INGFURNITURE CO.,1127-20-31 MARKET, furnish 4 rooms, $.8 10 $50; best bargains in elty. BVCKINGHAM FURNITURE CO.—LOWEST Sk~ prices; furniture, carpeis; all grades. 866 Mis- URNITURE. STOVES, CARPETS, OOUN. sers. showcases. AND RSO <. 1121 Varket s .- JARPETS CLEANED AND RENOVATED Clitree FERGUSON'& CO., 45 Tenth: tor / HEN YOU BECOME DISGUSTED WITH W Poor work send to SPAULDING'S Ploneer Car DV NCE CARPET-CLEANING CO.. 402 Sotter. tel. iain 394. S. 8. F.RG USON, mangr J- 240 14th si ; cleaning 3¢ & yard. Tel. Mis. 74. ARPET-CLEANING, 8¢; LA YING, 86;_RUG. (COKLINS " CARPIT- BEATING WOEKS, 338 Golden Gate ave. Telephone £ast 126. cleaning Works. 11 Bigith si. ONES & CO. MAIN OFFICK 35 AND 27 TYPEWRAITERS. REMINGTON, 835: S' ITH, §80. SEND FOR AVE YOU €EEN THE NEW PEERLESS typewriter and I Dupiicator? They stand AGESNTS SMITH PEEMIER: ALSO RENT and sell all kindsof typewriters. L.&M. AL- 'd 40 ' ighth st.; telephone South 250. South 38. D. JACKINTUSH & 'C.., successors. Pet-beating Works, 353-57 T'ehama st.; tel. So. 40. E MIICHELL, CARPET-C LEANING CO., samples free; tel. Jessie 944. Straiton, 19 8th st SCAYARD AT GREAT WESTERN CARPET- +ighth st ’l‘el#pu& J_ss e 1086 sam le work. SCOTT & BANNA N, 333 Mong'y. &tthe head. JOHN F. MEYERS & C0.,947 Marke.. eflwlk & CO,, 110 Moutgomery st., write for MINING MACHINERY. A A AN A STAMPMILL-TLE BEST, THE CHEAPEST, the simplest, the most durable stampmiil; ning evers afternvon from 510 6 at Golaen State and Miners’ Foundry, 231 First st.; no cams 10 | Break nor tappets to get loose,