The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, December 9, 1896, Page 12

12 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1896 JUST A FEW MORE FAVORITES The Talent Cashed on Four More Winning Choices at Ingleside. Preston Barely Beat Imp. Santa Bella Out in a Fierce Drive. fiddze Jones Got Palomacita Hcmz a Nose Before Collins—Cash Day Fell Into a Soft Spot. There were some decidedly top-heavy choices starting in the different events at Ingleside yesterday, and unfortunately * for the brokmaking fraternity they all won, and heavily backed at that. Pat Dunne’s Preston had a close call from de- Jeat, but Mount McGregor and Cash Day virtually rolled in. Captain Skidmore and Greyhurst were the oniy outsiders to save the ring from complete annibilation, the jatter scampering in ahead of his field at the juicy price of 15 to 1. Another charming day for racing pur- poses drew fully as large a crowd to the | track as on the opening day of the week. There were no accidents of any sort and the talent left for home with money to chase Government bonds. For some reason, among arters in the first race over a distance of ven furlongs, imp. Friar was picked as abcat due to land a purse and carried most of the coin bet. e ran second to Captain Skidmore to the stretch and then The captain at oddsof 5 to 1 won very handily from McFarlane in 1:303{. Little Bob coming fast at the end was a hird. he mile selling affair for two-year- olds proved a stumbling block for players. Lincoln II, with 101 pounds in the saddle, carried some big commissions at odds of 6105, but could finish no better than third. Grevhurst, with young Siaughter in the saddle, siepped out in the lead and was never headed, fini<hin p before Osric IL iz 1:411¢. The winner was ! 15 10 1 at post time. For once Preston captured a race with nothing up his sle The brown sprinter was made a 3 to 5 choice over his company in Jongs, although Ceesarian had almost as many friends who supported him at 2 to 214 to1l. The favorite got the decision, though imp. Santa Bella came very close 1o defeating him. Cssarian and the rank outsider, Trappean, were the leaders to the siretch, where Martin, on Preston, brought his mount up oun the outside, hooking up with the first-named horse. The pair indulged in a hot drive to the wire, and while 8o engag up on the inside with nta Belia and Jooked to have rsached the tape first, but Preston gained the verdict. Cesarian was a bang up third. With Salvable scratched out of the next event, at six furlongs, Mount McGregor had only to gallop to take the purse from Miss Ross, starting a prohibitive 1 to 6 favorite. 1t looked most cubious at one time for the 6to 1 choice Palomacita during the progress of the mile and a sixteenth run, Cut_ off on the backsiretch and pocketed, Jones got ou finishing T. Murphy on Coliins, Hermanita was and ou won by & nose in 1:49}4. thira. ‘Ihe oid stake horse, Cash Day, struck what could truthfully be termed a ‘‘tapi- oca’ in the seven-furiong dash for non- winners in 1896. Opening 1n the betting at1to 2 the price was speedily rubbed to 1t He sailed to the front on the beek- stretch and fairly romped in ahead of Lovdal, the second choice. Midas finished a distant third. R T Notes. This is “ladies’ day’’ again at Ingleside, and, as usual, the card happens to be an extra good one. for the largest attendance of the meeting. Sam Woodlord, the good-looking East- ern turf speculator, was at the track ves- o three lengths | tbe third event at six fur- | d Coady sneaked ! of this predicament | The management looks | F Hammond, kng¢ terday. He reports a very profitable ar- gument with the Eastern pencilersduring the past summer. | There were a number of very close fin- | ishes vesterday, but Judges Rees and Wilson appeared to be fully capable of | wrestling with them. % | . Many did not like the ride J. Gardiner { furnished on the back of Arrezzo. There | is a possibility that the public has the bay ison of Arctino overestimated, especially | when it comes to going a distance. 2 Bill Murry held Collins at the post with one hand and a stopwatch with the other. Once the portly resident of Sacramento got within dangerous proximitv to the heels of Hazard, and had that gelding sud- | denly taken the idea in his head to feel i coltish and kick a bit, some jeweler would have been busy for six weeks repairing a | dilapidated-looking chronometer. o | " From the showing of speed in the mile land a_sixteenth ran it is quite evident | that Palmerston runs better with light | weignt on his back. e In a letter toa friend in this ‘Gity the Chicago bookmaker, Sam Summerfield, | says he may change bis mind and come | out this way ere leng. He had been in- { formed the game was bad. Possibly the | gentleman who sent this information did | not have oil enough left to keep his lamp | burning. .\ Judging frome her showing in the last | event old Geraidine has tired of the toils and tribulations of the turf and longs for |a life of ease and luxury far from the sound of the saddling gong and the as- sistant starter’s lash. First over the line in many a hard fought struggle, both East and West, she does not deserve being sent [ to the post to have the dust kicked in her | face by ‘‘dogs” that in the past could not make her gallop. i Following are to-day’s entries: st race, one mile; purse—190 Lobengula 1105, 200 Dingarven 105, 168 Instigator 99, 196 Thornhill 112, 195 Articus 105, 187 Miss Brummel 96. Second race, three-lourths of a mile, two- year-olds; purse—192 Good Times 106, 197 | Bernardilio 97. Capvy 103, 187 Candelaria N 1 188 Tne Tourist 15115. ;?é 7. 188 Bohemian Lass ikiel 106. Third race, one and an eighth mile, handi- cap—(191) Captive 109, 178 Installator 106. (179) The Dragon 105, 202 Kamsin 103, 195 | Semper Lex 100, (195) Grady 98, 168 Rey del | Bandidos 95,182 Littie Cripple’ 92, 206 Lin- { coln IT 92. the fifteen | | dle Fourth race, one and & sixteenth miles, hur- Candor 153, Yolo Boy 163, 83 Sabiila 93 Cymoor 156. 175 Duke Stevens 167, Mnio Diablo 156, 183 Reddington 140, | 181 Tobey 153. fth_race, seven furlongs, selling—200 Pol- lock, 107, Skalkaho 110, 194 Woodchopper 115, 158 Encino 110, 203 Miss Cunningham 107, 194 Kowalsky 110, 203 Jack Richelieu 115, 185 Carrie U 107, 183 San Marco 110, 169 Fortana 112 199 Tdruo 112, 194 Battiedore | 107 Schnilz 115. | Sixth race, three-quarters of a mile, selling— (164) Peril 102, 192 Sport McAllister 105, 98 Perseus 97, (176) Quicksilver 105, 192 Ricardo 102, 199 Deriargills 102, 208 Miss Ross 97, | 202’ Arnette 102, (143) § | Lark 97, (185) Moylan 100. A PRESIDENT'S PARDON. i Eeisso & | Cleveland Sets Free One of Dick Wil- liams' Chinese Friends, Dong Sun, the Chinese who got himself into jail for interfering in the case of Dick | Williams, the convicted customs inter- | preter, has been pardoned by President | Cleveland, and he was released from the | Connty Jail yesterday. Dong has been in | the County Jail a little over three months, {and during that time he has no doubt | learned that it is safer to keep his motth shut than to get mixed up with the Fed- | eral courts. When the Dick Williams case was be- fore United States District Judge Mor- row Dong Tang, a nephew of Dong Sun, | was a witness for the Government, and | he gave his testimony upon one occasion | in the forenoon. When he went to dinner | his uncle told him that the best thing for { him to do was to keep out of the case | altogether and not to return to testify in | the afternoon. In fact he intimidated his brother’s son so badly that the witness | stayed away from court. When Judge | Morrow learned of the situation he sen- tenced Dong Sun to serve six months’ imprisonment in the County Jail, begin- | ning on August 20. | The order for the man’s release was by | telegraph, the message being sent by United States Attorney-General Harmon. ! NEW WESTERN HOTEL | F Berk, Troy, N Y Z Y Peters & w. Troy | Mrs Smith, Vallejo Dr M D Smith, Vt E Sbade, Alcatraz A Touim, Oakiand M V_Painter, Courtiand C ¥ Nichols, Beni Vacaville . Willard, Vacavilie G Cushman, 1.os Angeles L & Holcombe, Los Ang. M ss Russell, Sydney ¥ Cook., Cariboo Wallace Sisters, Denver J Grigsby, St Helena { W N Kilitorn, Benicia | E T Morton. >an Jose J W Dunbar, san Jose I Stuart, Los Ance.es J H Brand, Glendale JB Muber. Brookville G R Hare, Posen | M Canby, rosen PACIFIC COAST JOCKEY CLUB. meeting. Weather fine. Track fast, *GLESIDE RACETRACK. Tuesday, December 8, 1896. Twenty-third day of the winter T _§ 205.% cighths of a mile; for three-year-olds and upward; non-winners this i ' Bertin Inaex 14 1y str. op. e ~._....|Cupt. Skedance.4.109 TV R T 3 1 180 |Mckarlxne, 4.....109) 31 | #35| 83 6 6 171 |Little Bob, »......10§ 9 9° | 81 7 5 . . A P a. ok Bol 4nh i 4b 4 6 k) 200 | Broas Biliow, 3. 104 71 JEsEd bR Melutyre. 10 15 86 Imp. Friar. 5. 112, 5 21 ‘ 21 22 ‘". Brow 3 5-2 181 |Cardwell. 10 1 8 v | 7 Npencer. 20 30 &9 |Malo Liabio, 4. 11¢( 9/ 5 |8 | 8 | Bozeman 1z 20 1x1 (Franco.8......70:1 4110 | 8 |9 Whitman 140 100 192 Blanche Bates, 3.104| 10 | 11 11 U olden 30 176 |1m Caiphurnus,5 1% 13 |12 1 300 8 Tom lark, 4. v 13 |10 2 [0} 1 10¢ 15 15 3 8 181 108| 6 13 15 51 1ck 14 14 100 Good start. Won handily. Time, 1:3034 O\ SECOND EACE—Oue m! 206. 181 Camelia 107, 80 Lucille 107, 207 | ir Philip 100, 80 Spry | GRAND HOTEL. J H Stevens, Cal C F Earl, Cal M Lowenthal, Pa Mrs J Whitney &¢. 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Groom, Sacto W F Wightman, ¢ bicago M Dougias, New York C Palmer, New York COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL. 1H Hewins& w, Il W H Wood, New Hope J Ford, Oakland Mrs K gatchelet, Cal J A Evans, Portland J Benzon & w, Portland CT Walker, Porand W Coctran, Fresno Mrs H Rogers, Salinas B C Brusay, Sau Jose i&w, Japan ¥ I White, Grass Valley Nev C H Viles, Wheatland G Ambrose, Cal Miss C Lebright, Sonora 1 Henriques, San Dlego H Tatton, Merced O Nichols, Cal H T Hili &, Los Ang | W Beardsiee, Tulare P Gallagher, Limerick SAN FRANCISCO ‘' CALL.™ BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco CAtz— 710 Market street, open until 12 o'clock every Dignt in the vear. BRANCH OFFICES—527 Montgomery street, corner Clay; open until 9:30 o'clock. 839 Hayes street, open until 9:30 o'clock. 713 Larkin street, open until 9:30 o'clock. BW. corner Sixteenth and Mission streets, opsm until 9 o’clock. 2618 Mission street, open until 9 o’clock. 116 Ninth street. open until 9:30 o'clock. 1 _<! JTUATIONS WANTED-—Continuad, FEMALE HELP WANTED. AMEBICAN WOMAN WANTS PLACE IN & kutel or lodging-house as housekeeper. 509 ush st. 5 NUBSE WITH RELIABLE REFEKENCES desires care of inva'ld or sewing; speaks French and English. K. L. 1221 O’Farrell st. RI‘-‘LIABLE GIRL WISHES A SITUATION 10 do seccnd work: good waitress; best city reference. 2417 Clay st. TERMAN GIRL WISHES A POSITION AS chambermaia or iousekeeper; city or country. Address G., box 126, Cal. I e o e W OMAN WANTS To HELP LN KITCHEN; unders ands her work: restaurant orboard- ing-house; $8 per month. 9 Boston place. OMPETENT AMERICAN WOMAN, AN EX- celient cook, or to do general housework; best references. 81715 Post st. OMPETENT T)PEWRLIER AND STE ographer would like situation: can furnish own typewriter; salary $30. T.. box 93, Call. (300D SEANMSTEESS WANTS ANY KIND of sewing: cleans and repairs clothes. 114 Fourth st., room 15. ATTRESS. COUNTRY HOTEL, FARE pald, $20; wai ress, assis: chamberwork, $20: kitchen girl. £10, same country hotel; young gen- eral housework girl, $:0: cuvok, assist tending bakeiy. §156: 3 youns light housework girls, #15: kitchen girl, $3° week. C. K. HANSE~ & CO., 110 Geary s, HELP WANTED-—Continued,” %" ARBERS PROTECTIVE UNION EMPLOY- ) ment. secrecary. CONRAD TROKLL. 657 Claz. RBEKS—FOK EMPLOYMrNT CALL SKC. AP, C. Barbers’ Assn. R FUCHS, 325 Grantave. UUBNEYMEN BARGERS RMPLOYMANS secretary, H. BERNARD, 102 ~eventh st. H EAD WATTRESS. §25: SECOND & i RL, $25; Iaundress, §30: 10 housew ork gir country, $20 and 8 young girls to 1o 8$15.° NISS CU LLEN, 323 Sutter st. 00K, 2 IN FAMILY, $25, COUNTRY. MI5S CULLEY, 323 Sutter st. IOLORED SECOND GIRL, $15. MISS C LEN, 323 ~utter st. o o EAT HOUSEWORK GIRL OR WOMAN, country, $16. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. ESTAURANT WAITRESS, $156: LUNCH cook, $3 a w.ek. MIS> CULLEN, 323 Sutter. | EFINED GERMAN CHAMBERMAID AND sew, $20; governess, $25. MISS C EN, 323 Sutter st. ey Sl COUK. COUNTRY, 2 IN FAMILY, CULLEN, 323 Sutter si. C N 5. MISS QITUATIUN WANTED AS CHAMBERMATD by French woman: speaks Englishand French. Please call 210 Dromm s:. MPDEE-AGED LADY WISHES SITUATION to dofigrnem housewors in respectable family. Apply 215 Pork st. “OUNG CIRL WISHES T0 TAKE CARE OF L child; sleep’ home; wa es #12. Call 21134 Ninth's Y OUNG LADY WinHES SITUATION 1IN hotel as cook or_waitress: city 0° country. Please calior address 711 Fclsom st room 2. VW IBOW WANTs POSITION AS LQUSE- keeper; city or country. Address E. C., box 36, Call Office, ROTESTANT GIRL WOULD LIKE HOUSE- work, washing or any kind of work by the day. 1129 Howard st. SWEDISH GIRL WISHES PLACE 1O DO housework by day or month: is a good cook and laundress; best references. Address 1 Fifth 8t.. room 22. WO EXPERIE -CkD WAITRESSES WISH & position in hotel or restaurant. Address 95034 Folsom st. ILL WISHES 10 ASSIST IN LIGRT housework; age 14: city or country, Call Sunny court, off Geary st, bet. Webster and Buchanan. OGRAPUER work desires posi.ion in law office. TXPERIENCED IN LE- > 2223 Vine 4 MARY BAIRD, PLEABE CALL AT CULLENZS. 323 Suuter st, / ORKING HOUSEKEEPEL, $20; 2 ily. MISS CULLEN, 323 ~utter st. WAITK SSES, HOTELYS AND RESTAU- and $25: laundress, private family, $25; chambermail, $7 week: ermao und Scan- dinavian second girls, $20 and $25; Proesiant 0: <00k, small boarding-bouse, $20, and a larg: number of girly for housework. J. F. CRO- SETY & (O, 316 ~uster st FAM- \ ARBEK WASHSIAND-, 0. TWO AND three bowls, «heap. 623 Golden te ave, ANIED, 1UCULLECT WAGRS DUr, LABUK ern&cierks. KNOX Collection Azcr. 11U Sutter KECRUITS WANTED FUR THE UN L States Marine Corps. United Ntates Navr: able-bodied nnmarried men, betiween the ages of 21 &and 30 years, who are citizéns of the United ~tates, or (hose who have legaliy declared their intentioa 10 become citizens: must be of good character and habits and abie 10 speak, read and write English, ana between 5 feet 5 incues and © feet in height. For further information spply . the Kecruiting Office, 20 Kllis st., San Francisco. Cal. > JLALE-SOLING, BUG: LADIES, 40G.; one while you waic. 858 Market, opp. Palace Hotel: branch 787 Market, opp. Will & Finck’s.S. ¥ PBERTIN CITY—SINGLE ROOMS, 13. 20 AND 25 ceats per night: 81, $1 45, 31 50 per week. Pacitic House, Commercial and Ieidesdorft sts. J ANTED—AN 1DEA: WHU CAN THINK OF tome sumple thing to patent? Frotect your idens: they may bring you wealth. Write JOHN WEDDERBURN & CO, Dept. L. Patent Attor neys, Washington. D. C, for thelr $1800 prizo offer and list of 200 inventions wanted. TANTED—LABORERS AND MECHANICS 1o know that kd Kolkin, leno House proprie- tor. still runs Denver House, 217 Third st.: 150 Iarge rooms; 25¢ per night: $i (o 83 per week. B ‘_‘ MEN FO# DIFFERENT POSITION Y irom $15 10 $60 per month and found: coo $40: cook, $25; dishwasher: farmer and wif s cabine(-maker; $:0: farmers, $13 50: man to milk 10 cows, $1U: old man as choreinai, $5. MUKKAY & READY. Leading Empioyment €34 and 636 Clay st. Agents, 1() QIRLS FQE COOKING ND HOUSE- work, couutry, $15 and 20: waitresses, country hotels, ete. MURRAY & READY, Jeading Employment Agents. 634-636 Clay 5= 9 / AITEESS, GOUNTKY HOTEL, $20 AND room: see party in office 10 A. M.: waitress, city, $20 and ro m; waitress, $12 and room; Ger- man woman as cook, $26 and room. MAKTINS, 749 Market st. MPRY ACME HOUUSE, %7 MAKKEL SL., B Jow Sixth. for a room: 8¢ a night: $1 a week. INCHESTEK HOUSE, 44 1 HIKD ST., NK. Market: 200 rooms, 25¢ & night: reading- room: free bus and bazgage to and from the ferry. QHUES! SHUES! SHOES! NEW 10 ORDER: any style, $3 up: misfits and cast-off shoes bough or exchanged: large stock of second-hand shoes: first-class repairing: WOrk guaranieed. 749 Mission st.. near Grand Upera-house. THE CHEAPEST AND LARGEST LODGING- ouse i town, Lindell House, 6th and Howard. 100 MEX T0 TAKE LODGING_AT 10c, 15¢ and 20c a nignt, incinding coffee and roils. 624 Washington st.. near Kearny. T‘ IRL, DEVI-ADEKO ST, §12; GIKL, BUSH T st., $12; gir), 1 arkin st., $10: girl. Palo Alio, | Cal, $10; gir, for Presidio, $.0: girl, Kddy st 812; girl, Larkin st., $12; German girl. Bush s #1°: girl, Golden Gate ave, $1¢. MARTIN'S 749 Market st. : RESSMAKER (FIRST CLASS) WOULD like engagements by the day; city or country. 716 Larkin st 7OUNG FRENCH GIRL JUST FROM THE East desires sitnation in English family as nurse. Please call 184 Jessi st. 7OUNG LADY DE~IKRS A POSITION AS 122 Taylor st., roo GERMAN WOM work in family. | RoEED TADY WILL GIVESERVICES IN exchange 10r home iu nice family; Oaklana or Alameda. Mrs R. M., box 6. Call Office, Oakland. JEEMAN GIKL WANT> T0 DO UPSTATRS work, wait on table or sew. Address 915 Sacramento street. W ANTED—HOUSEWORK IN SMALL FAM- liy by nea: eiderly American woman; good cook and laundress: city or country. Call or ad- dress MRS. C., 1231 Market st TOUNG WIDOW, RECENTLY FROM THE Fast, desres a position as housekeeper for bachelor or wido fond of children. Xoom 1, 1007 Market st. VITH 1 SAGE cnild wishes position &3 housekeeper or to M A., box 1C8, Cail. NOTICE GOLDEN No. 16. K. T. 0. | —Officers :nd memters | are requested t sembie at the asvlum, 825 Sutter st.. EDNESDAY, at 1P M., 10 attend the funeral services of our laie frater, GEORGE M. MCLANE, at Masonie L1130 P, . I MURPHY, Commander. ficers and members of the above-named iodge are hereby notified o attend the fu. neral of our late brother, GEORGE MILLIGAN McLANE. in King olomon’s Hall, Masonic Temple, THIS DAY (Wednesday), December 9, at1:30 p. M. Master Mosons and friends of the deceased are Invited, By order of the Master. FRANK.IN H. DAY, Secretery. b SLSIOR_ LODGr NO. 166, F. aund A M.— Srecial meeting THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING, De- N IDDLE-AGED LADY WISHFES SITUATLION to take care of infant or children; give good | Teference if required. B.. box 99, tis office. (G 1BL BAKEK ST, 316; GIRL, SUTTER ST, ¥ $15; girl, Golden Gate ave.. $20; sirl. Wash- ington st., $15; girl, Powell st., 15; girl. cook few country, fare paid. MARTIN'S, 749 | VY OMAN AXD CHILD a8 COOK FOR FEW men. MARTINS, 749 Market st. “?{\1'“)—( ERMAN OR St ANDINAVIAN ai £ undress and chambermaid, country, $20, puid: two French second girls, £20 and $25; nch gi ! for housework, $20; German or French cook. $25: young irls (0 assis house- work, $10 and $12 LEKON ANDRE. 815 Stockton. | )it UPSTATRS WORK, $20; £25; waltress, $20; 5 girls for HIRD, 721 E.lis st. 1'0(756 MAN WANTS LADY PARTNER with some cash to_manufacture ladics’ article: large cash business. J., box 143, Call Ofiice. (GIRL WaN1 SMALL FAMILY; CALL J beiween 2 and 4; wages $12; not tuo young. 62014 Hayes st JIRST-CLASS FINISHERS ON CUSTOM TERMAN GIRL pants. 45414 Tehama st. EAT YOUNG GIRL FOR GENERAL 4\ housework. 137 Haight AIST- FINISHER AND APPRENTICE wanted at 632 Kddy st. V Y UG WoMaN WISHE~ SITUATION AS | L chambermaid or waitress. Call or address 948 | Mission st. W ANTED—POSITIUN OF TEUST BY LADY thoroughly competent and trustworthy: no Address and state requirements, MRS, REEN, 1035 Mazket st. AUY WO.LU LIKE A SITUATION AS Lousekeeper; city or country. Apply 181 | Taylor st., room 2. ELIABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A position as working hous=keeper o- chamber- maid and sewing. Address Mrs. M., 3355 Twenty- second st., city. W INCHESIER HOUSE 44 THIRD & Market: 200 rooms: 25¢ to #1 50 per nigh. €1 60 1086 per week: convenlent and respectuiie; ‘1¢¢ bus and_basgace to and from the terry. agency. RE BITUATIONS WANTED-MALE. FTUNTER & 0. CHINKNE AND JAPA. | XL nese employmen: office, 17 Webb st.. below Kearny, or. Cal.; tel. main 281. W.C.YOUNG, mge HINESE AND JAPANESE KMPLOYMENT office: best help. 4143 U'Farrell. Tei. F: 426, VHINESr &« JAPANESE; ES1D. 20 YEAR: /belp:tel. main 1997. BRADLEY&CO.. 640 Clay. APANESE INTELLIGENCE AGENCY, K 783, St. Ano's bide., 6 Kddy st.: tel. Main 523 W CROCKE1T LODGE NO. 139, F. and A. M.—Cailed meeting THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENINGat7:30. D. 1. H. FORTRIEDE, Secretary. cember 9, at 7:30 o'cicex. Furst degree. THEO. E. ~MITH, Secretary. w MOUNT MOKIAH LOUDGE No. 4 and A, —Meeting THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING, at 7:3) o'clock. Third degree. ‘K‘u!-(). FROLI! 'H,VRMI'E'. MISSION LOD! NO. 189, M. led meeting JOTRST-CLASS PAINT~ R WANTS WORK BY | X day or contract: will_work very reasonable, or Brother G. C. H. CAKLSO Hypunotism.” Visitors cordially invited. JAS. G. WILSON, N. G. C. BRIND, Rec. Sec. = NIGHTSOFTEE RED BRANCH, attention—You are requested to at- tend a most important meetiug at your hall THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING. \J PKESITE Amendment to by-laws. VENING, at 7: | will Jease a grain, fruit or s'ock ranch, with imple- Furst degree. By order of Lhe | ments. Address Painter, 2338 Dwight way, [ NKER, Secret | Berzeley. MORSE LODG 25 | (OOK—ENGLISI AND COLONTAL EXPERI- . 0. F.— Lecture 1 U'ence, wantsengazement: good references. Ad- (WEDNFSDAY) EVENING | dress 4. BUDY, 757 Howard st. QITUATION WANIED EY A GOOD ~HOP orcustom coat-presser. C. P., box 99, Call. BY YOUNG MAN AS ASSISTANT 10 AGED or invalid gentleman: no objection to travel: best of references and security if mecessary. E., box 9, Call ¢ flice, Oakiand. i \ T AITER—YOUNG MAN WANTS TO WORK in restaurant to tearn trade; speaks German. MLLLEK, 108715 Market st. | SERVIAN-MONTE: | and B. Scciety—All offi-ers and members of the above society are hereby notified to attend their snnual meeting DAY EVENING, December 21, ai o’clock sharp, at 10 California sc., |8 ‘ct new oflicers for the eusuing year (1897). New amendments to the con- 8 itution and by-laws will be read before 9 the society for the third and Just time. By order ot LAZAR JUVOVICH, President. CHURICIH, Secretars EGRIN I. LAZAR i SPECIAL NOUTICES. 1Bl | scHMID CHILDR K B0 Ve Foman > Orphan_ Asrlum since July, 1885: Loretto Rowker, age 11 years; Gertrude” 'Sherida., age 11 yenrs; Genevieve Sheridan, age 4 years; Narcisca 0zio, ag- 7 years; Mury Fitzzeraid, age 7 vears: Teresa Coyie, age | 12 vears: Mary Eowan. age 10 years. | BAD 1ENAN £JECIED FOR 88 | rollections made, ciir or country. Pacitis S MADE TO ORDER pest H. HUE- 64 Collection At.. room 6. boN. i DIVIDEND NOTICES. DIVIDEND NOTICE—DIVIDEND NO. 38 (25 ce: per share) ¢f the Hutchinson Sugar P.antation C. will be payab~ at the office | of the company, 327 Market street. on and after | Mouday, i-eceniber 21. 1596. ‘Iransier-books will | close Tuesday, December 1$96, ut 3 o'clock PoM, E. H. DUN, Secretary. | B ASKA PACKERS ASSOCIATION, 308 Maraet st.. San Francisco, Decem 14th ins.. at office of company: books closed for transter at 12 M., 7th inst. W. B. ERADFORD, 7 ] | betting, Index.| Horse. welrh. 3% 4 |or. i 197 nrst a8 224 | 10 10 17 1. .10 3h | | ez 1 v v} 41 |H. Martin ‘ 85 65 dei T.erra.... 1+ 1 2h vurphy 8 8 193 s sivieos s JUB { 24 Gardoer 5 10 197 rge Palmer. .. 98 | 7 is m.. 0 I3 184 Inflammator.....101 6h O'Leary.. . 6 1 165 |Pwk Swith 1ul 8 | Bar inger.......| 60 200 Good s.art. Won easiy. Wil J.Stem'er’s gr. g, by imp. Marteohurst-Helen Scratch. Time, 1:allg Y KACE—T hree-fourths of a mile; three-year-oids and upward; purse $500. Ind. | Horse, age, welzht. | St. | 1 (199) Preston, 4 112; 3 (192) | Tp. Santa L113] 5 199" Cwsarian, 4.......108| 1 194 Trappean. 3 10| 2 b 108 4 S |Mcintyre. |k.nos g 20 8. 3iake tace: purse 8350. FOURTH KACE—Thir:een-sixteentis of a mil or three-year-olds that have never won a 3 | Horae, aze, weight x SaLL AiUNS WANIED—EBMALE, NEAT MIDDLE-AGCD WOMAXN \VISH 4\ situazion: good cook and houseworier: gcod raference: wages $15 10 $20. MRS, NORTON, | 315 Sutter 5. | (LERMAN EMPLOYMEST OFFICE, 506 Mason, furnishes best help of a 1 nationalities. 2LADI|‘:S WISH EMPLOYMENT IN ANY perience are required: neeilework, correspoud- ence, housekeeping, management of store or hotel t objected to. W., box 7, Call Oftice, Uakland. OUNG WOMAN WITH CHILD 17 MONTHS o'd would like p'ace in respectable smail family; city or country. Call or address Y. W., 116 Guerrero st. 1896, d.viend No. 36, 75 cents per share, payable | capacity where enerzy, good address and ex- | 'Y ation on farm. Address J., box 66. ¢ all. JSELISH COACHNMAN, WITH FIRT-CLASS references, wishes posttion in Central America. Lnglian, care”J. C JOHNSON, husule Address maker. _RIGHT ACTIVE BOY WISHES ~ITUATION > to do store or off'cs work. Acdiess E. C., Call Eranch, 2526 Miission st. | WASTED— LY GOOD GKAPEVINE PRU er, 20 to 30 acres, oy the day or contract. Ad- dress kxpert, box G 143, Call Cflice. Y OUNG MAN OF 22, -PEANS SPANTS, German and En: lish, desires a good position; | commerciar. G box ¥4, ¢ all Office. ; W ANTED—BY YOUTH OF 19 YEARS SITU- | | | W} ANIED—A NEAT GE MAN GiRL FOR childreii and light upstairs work. 824 Grove. TLORESS ON CUSTOM COATS, 105 TURK .. near Taylor. CE MIDDL=-AGED WOMAN keeper. 315 Clipper st., near C 00D GERMAN . FOR hAKERY AND light housework. 639 Broa i way. ‘ ANTED - AN AUPRENTICE AT MME. LICHAU'S Dressma .ing Puriors. “423 Geary. Y JUNG ¢ IKL EOR HOUSEWORK, SMALL family: wages §8. Apply 2400 Larkin st. "INISHER ON COATS WANTED. 9 GEARY st., room 4. OMAN OF MATUREK AGK 10 SUPERIN- tend worsers for wholesale house. F. G., box 102 Call Ufiice. OUNG OR MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN FOR general hous:work; references. 293614 Cali- fornia st. JINISHER WANIED FOR VeSS A.D coats. Inquire of MAX GROSS, 604 Jessi LYNN'Ss DRESS - AKING AND CUTTING Academy, 14 McAllister st.; $1 per weex. TAN I ED—PUPLLS; ~PECIAL RATES; DAY or evening clusses: hairdressing up 1o Parlors 1026 Market st., over the Wonder. | W ANTED — AN - KDUCATED, ~MIDDLE | aged woman, scrupulonsly neat, who has had experience in the management of a honsebold and care of children: widow preferred, withou: family entanglements: wiil have the care of 1wo girls, 7 ana 10 years, and general management of home: one servant allowed. Address M. A, box 154, G WV ANTED-SINGLE HOOM= 130 & DAY: §1 week; rooms for 2, 25c a day. $1 50 a week; reading-room: daily papers. 36 Clay st. 7 SIMON WANTS 100 MeN 10 GET BOL- . tle beer or wine Bc: best free lunch. 843 Clav. OOMS 15c TO 76¢ PrR N1GH': 60 10 81 50 ] RUSINESS CHANCES. WO HORSES TEAMING BUSL $800. ness, fine esiablished trade; pavig from $125 to $200 per month; this s as represe: td:u:m worch price asked. SCRIBNER & C 7 ity Ha'l ave. $10.000. famiiy siquor store: one ot "tne best known places in Calirornia: established long: wi.hlon lease; doing a fine bus'ness and locat 0t | the best: thisisa business inv: stuent, that will { stand every investigating, and is considered firs Piacaof the kina in Californis. SCRIBNER & CQ, 7 City Hall ave. FEE SALOON AND LUNCH PLACE; A bargain. DECKER, 1020 Market. WILL (BUY THE PL. THE $8( 1) Recora weekly newspuper and joo oftice at (rockett, Contra Costa County, Ual.: asnap for printers. Call or aadress Rccoid Pub. Co., Crock- ett, Cal. Z() STATIONEEY, NOTTONS, CIGARS | $6OU. and tobacco, branch b: ar- fords nice 'iving; 4 living-rooms, furni snnuy corner; stable; yard: chance to inc by adding grocerles: splendid locatlon for coal- yard: cheap rent; must sell. B., box 88, Call AKERY FOR SAL GOOD L0 157511 store trade: owner sick: must be sold this week: making money. Address box 42, Call. NVENTORS—IF YOU WANT 10 PROCURE or sell a patent or need captal, call or write Hali of Inventions, 215 Sansome st | room 12, W EJIAVE THE BEST-FAYING BUSINESS proposition in the city for $300. 215 sansome , room 12. i 3 IESTCLASS RESTAURANTOLOW W Teceip's $30 daily: must be sold on accoun: of trial given. Apply at Cal uflice. W&o (1) BESTAURANT WiTH A GOOD $500. ateassirade. Avply at17 Thirtierh st | for information. o ¥ ANTED - P MALL COFFEE partor. K. H., box 73, Call Office. OB PRINTING UFFICE, FINE CONDITIO! o instailmente, $950. 4 Cal. st. rm. 3. 75 ERIN BUTCHER--HOP { 9. perience not necessars HOP_DOING A NIC « cash business. 1610 Baker st. G ROCERS AND VEGETABLE MEN, ATTrN- X tion—Rare oppor.unity to take space in gen- eral market on Devisadero st. to be fitted up in fine style: reasonable rent. X., box 49, Call. QRAP=SF. ENDIDLY FITTED UPGROCERY and bar: prominent corner south of Market st.: bargaln: investigate. 45 Third BUTCHER:! per week. Oriental, 225 Drumm st. W ASTED, YOUE SHOES— Wik REpais knoes upto 9 o'clock every night: those work- Ing through the day can have thelr snoes repaired At night while yon wait: ladies’ soling, 35¢; men's toling, 50c; fine shoes made to order from ‘$2 up: we have a 10t of shoes, been dzmaged by water, at less than one-fourth their value, from 25c up to Mission &t.. bet. First si. and Second st AGENTS WANTED. FOR GLASS SIGNS, Nioth. GE GENTS—A BOOK THAT OUTSELLS ANY | £\ publication since Grant's book is “General Miles' Personal Recollections”: every one wants the book written by the commander-in-chief of the United Staces army: first agent's commission $22 in 3 hours, E. PERSON. manoger subscrip- tion department, The Whitaker & Ray Company, 728 Market st. N, MAGAZINE OFFKRS SUC inducements to acents as The Write for particulars, 14 Sansome PARTNERS WANTED, LIBERAL mily Journal. 8. F. DARTNER WANTED—A GOOD OPPORTU- niiy for an active man with $5000 to go in a commission business. For particulars answer to A. B box 20, Call Office. ROOMS WANTED. ANTED—BY A MAN AND WIFE AND 2 ris 2 furnished rooma for housekeebing: above Marked st.; rent not (o exceed $12. J., box . Call. URNISHED RUOMS FOR WINTSR IN EX- change for dressmaking. A. M.. box 119, Cail. WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS, IRL BABY, 7 MONTHS OLD, FOR ADOP- tion, trustworthy family. Address A. B.. Calt Brauch Office. 330 Hayes st. JAFE: BURGLAR-PROOF: STATE MAKE, L size and lowest price. Z., box 1685, Call Office. ECOND-HAND KODAKS. CAMERAS, LE. ses, magic lanterns and slides. 109 Montgmry. PPLES WANTED—SOUND WINTKR VA- in carload lots: for cold-stor- Consumers’ Ice Company, 420 F PAPERED, $260 UP: WHITENED, #1 up: stains or blemishes removea: painting by day or contract: 1200 Webster, tel. Steiner:235. UTCHE®S, A1TENTION—KARE OPPOR- tuniiy to take space in general markel On Devisaaero st., to be fitted up in fine style; rea- s sonable rent. 3 15 YICHER ¥1X York stall: big box 18. Call. i, | ;3 FOR SALE AND Hyde aod Post. - CLASS NEW ! 1701 Leuvenworth st. ‘%1000 THRIVING BUSINESS IN CIIY of Vallejo: livellest town on coast: pay-roll from navy-yard alone $100.000 monthy all stocked and ready for holiday irade. but com- pelied to go East; 10 cents fare from San Frau- | elsco. Address box 341, Vallejo, Cal. = 300,18 SEAUKAN REAT BARU « In the im mediate vicinity of Marke! g00d business and nicely fitted up; low rent. ply KENNY & CO., 917 Market st. DR WILL 8UY A PAYING LIVE $2500 yabie 1 this “ctiy; oid stand: large Ap business; part cash, part real estate. Address Owner, box 159. Call Ottice. STATIONERY AND VARIE1Y $200 Ninth st. NEW PATENT, BEST OF ITS KIND, FOR A moneyed man. 623 Golden G; 9()] 2 FILINORE ST. sale. TPAILOR-SHUP: CHEAP. 914 KEARNY SI, near Montgomery ave.: retiring from business. LD - ESTABLISHED WOOD AND COAL business for sale: cheap. 2410 G AREK OPPORTUNITY 10 A old-established furniture, carpet and und inking business; clears over $3000 a year: stock $10,000. GEO, L EIKKMAIER, W ‘argo Exoress bullding. | 400, SoENER SALOON. ¥ . fixtures, suitable man and wife. Third st. 500, SEOCEEY AxD BAR: 1 LIVING- . rooms. Apply California Brewery EADING RESTAURANT IN LEADING . store. Apply Call Branch Office, 167 NT FOR HANDSOME 4 seaside resort of Pacific Coast: owner reilring ce. from business. Address S., box 138, Call U1 w 1863. Address A. V., box 39, Call Otice. NE¥seAPER ROUTE IN 1 RIOR CITY. «close to Sun Frunclsco. For particulars app.s this office. UUIE FUR SALn ACKUSS 1HE Ba) anire at Call Office. grocery and liguor honse estabiished since LODGING-HOUSE \W ALL PAPER, £C A RULL: PAPER HANG- ing, painting. etc., by contract or day's work, au_your own price: work must be hadi N. K. MERIGAN, 1302 Webster st. LD GOLD AN ER BOUGHT: JEWEL- ry, watches repaired. MUND, 113314 Mission. URESSCUTTING AND FITIING: . MCDOWELL'S, 636 Market UILDINGS BOUGHT: LUMBER, SASHES, doors, mantels. etc., for sale. 1166 Mission s:. F() ROOMS, CLEARIN ments. < -room house; rooms all rented.. 8 rooms: near City Hall: new 14 rooms on Folsom st., near Third. €6-room corner house, new furniture.. 3. rooms on Market s'., offer wanted. 12 rooms, central. good furniture. H. ¢ DECKEH, 1020 Marxet s ANTED—MEN AND WUMEN T0O LEARN barber trade: only 3 weeks required: tools given and catalogue sent 5. k. Laroer SChooi, 16156 Howanl s UST CONVENIENT AND ERSPECTABLE: YL "Winchester House, 44 Third st.. near Marke: 00 rooms: 25¢ o $1 80 per nighi: $1 60 to por weei: iree ‘bus and uaggage 10and from ferr; WEEK'S NEWS FOR 5 CE EKLY CAL] w in wrapper, for mailing. WANLLD, MALe LELS ERAND TAKE | charge of oyster-stand in a market to handle | famiiv trade, 835 to $40 and boarl. C. R. HANSEN & €U, 110 Gear SECOND COOK AND BROILKR. $50: THIRD +) cook, $35, vesetable cook, $35, for country ELL YOUR BOUKS, CLOTHING AND JEW- iry KLEIN, 109 Sixth st.: send post: MEDICAL. NEW REMEDY THAT IS PERFECTLY harmless; never fal's in any case of monthly sickness. no matter what the cause may be. Price 85 to §10. No electricity or instruments; never makes sick to make well: travelers helped; no delay; vears' exjerience: first-ciass home in con- finement. bLr. & Mrs. Davies, 14 McAliister st., nex: Hibernia Bank. Consuic free; French pills hours, 9 A. M. t0 4, 7108 P. M. PROCESS THAT NEVER FAILS TO RE- store every case of monthly sickness from whatever calise in a few bours when medicines and others bave falled; no instruments u ¥ years' experience: every case guarsnte advice free: teims reasonable: firsi-ciass private home for confinement. MRS. Di. DALMY, 1138 hoiel. C. K. HANSEN & CO. 110 Geary s Market gt., over the Owl Drug Store, TERMAN OR SCANDINAVIAN NIGHT | T)R. FOULKT'S FRENCH CAPSULES — A X waiier and_take cash, $10, for coffee-louse: guaranteed absolute cure for all female dis- also 3 walters, $30. C. K. HANSEN & €0, 110 Geary st. ERFL0 YEARS EXPRRIENCE, 1 D 7AY 1eterence, wauts permanent post jon. Ad: dress B. K., box 4. Call Uffice. D WALIER FOR AN | oyster-house anl res'aurant, $40; a'so 3 neat walters. §35. C. K. HAN & €O, 1i0 Geary. PXPeRIENCLD HE Cuox, ALL-ROUND, ASSISTANT OR SEC- | Uond,' w : will_wash | dishes;’ w BURRELLS, i (AMEEICAN), WITH THE besi of hebis and Cailforn'a references, wishes position where there is 1o Sunday work. Y. M, Lox 11, Call Office. URCH-COUNTEK 4 AN WHO CAN MAKr . coffze, 830 to $35. C. R. HANSEN & CO,, | 110 Geary st. | W2 BERSFOR LONG job: vegetable gardener; butter-maker; b ack- | smith helper to lear. the'trade. $.5 10420 and | found. and others. Apply to J. F. CROSEIT & CO.. 628 Sacramento st. (UATL keeper or business manager in wholedale busi- | ness. Address C., box 16, Lall Office. S ON WANTED AS CLERK, BOOK- | TOUNG MAN WANTS PUSITION AS A USE- i 1 ful man; wiliiog to do any kind of work: lateiy | from the East. Address WM. MOY, 530 't hird s . Y QUNG STEADY MAN WISHES TO LEARN tomake buiter: is a good miker and would make himself u etul. Address B. B., box 53, Cail. TGHT COUK I~ CUFFEE-rOUS . OK KES. tanrant; best refo ences 020 Howard st IMPLOVMENIT WANTED AS STOCK CLERK or porier in whoiesaie boot and shou oc leather tore: 2) years' experience. good references. Ad- «ress B., box 148, Call Oifice. | JILDERLY MAN (ENGLISHMAN) WOUL work at an occupation for good home; is gen- erally useful; is used to cooking and holsework. J. 1., bo. 89, Call Office. TOUNG MAN OF STRICTLY TEMPERATE habits and good business gnatit seeks cleri- cal position with some good business house where ne wil e permaneni; is thorougaly versed in business ways and has had practical ex erience; wiling 10 work the first year for tue smuilest wages. Addess Permanent, box 10, Call Office. TOUNG MAN, 23 YRARS OF AGE, WISHES position of sny kin:: references; 3lg years last pluce. Address M., box 102, Cail Office. ‘sv'l'l. K, SWiKDE. DESIRES A PLACE IN private family: best of references from New and oblicinz. G., box 149, Call W ANTED—FLAIN "CARKIAG: PAINTER and »riper, $9 10 $12 a week, In city; ulso teamsters, farmers, cuoks, dishwashers, vineyard- ists, ete. W, D. £ WER & Co., 626 Clay s T ROILEK. 830; WAITER. #6 WEEK: COOK, | 810 week, resiaurant; por.er: cook, $7 week dishwasher. $5 week: man for private_place. $10 rous:about for restaurant, §5 week. MAKRTIN'S, 749 Market st. APANESE WATLER, $6 A WEBEK. Mak- TINS, 749 Market st. JANTED—THANSLATOR WHO UNDER- stands English and Italian well; good oppor- tunicy 1or capuble man. Address I, this office. FOREMAN VINKYAGDIST AND ORCHABD- ist (Fiench) withes situation; good referen- ce. Address G.A., Hoiel La Franuce, 718 Call- sornia st. |AY, CLEFK FOR LODGING-HOUSF: RE- lb e n'd exporienced. inquire bet. 10 and 11 o'cluek, 737 Mission st. - JELTABLE BOY IN GROCERY - STORE: A mus: understand the business. G. Y., box 100, Call, ® ETER WrHR OF PORTLAND—IF IN SAN rrancisco, call at 2439 Uall ornia st.: bakery. TANTED—HAT MAN AT H. ROMAN & CO.'S, corner Fifth and Market sts. IRST-CLASS "COATMAKER BY WEEK customer coat. 28 Morris ave., near Sixth. T., box 101, | TOUNG SWEDISH WOMAN WI Il 2-YEAR- old chiid wants situaiion as housekeeper: good cook. Address 3 Redwood court, bet. Sixteenth | and Seventeenth sts., off Howard. Yorx City; willi; !.AKE-R. FIKST-CLAss ON BREAD AND ! cakes, wishes sieady work, city or country can make his own yeast. Call or address K. 528 Pine st. VY OMAN WISHES LIGHT HOUSEWORK IN small famiiy; wages 8250 p r week with room and board. Adcress W. L., or call 2% Geary st., clty. MAN WISHES POSITION ¢ or coftee: hous i~ Apply 248 Minna st INKR, BLACKSMIrTH AND WIFE WANT situations; wife & £ood cook. G. R., box 104, | Call Offie. . TDOLE-AGED MAN WISHES A SITUA- tion of any kind; can take care of horses. Apply 639 Mision s. (10) Mt MG 175" Miss Ross, 3. 176 |Unity, 8 186 [Castan (b, 186 |kari Cochrane, 8.108 I | | Betting. i - | dockey. jop. CL 1 horpe. -6 18 | Slanzhter. kT 1 | Go.deu . 8 18 | Gardner {10 30 I |<ha 4 538 Good stort. w 915, Won easily. inner, Burns & Watertouse's b. ¢, by Day ~tar-imp. Miss McGregor. "FIFTH RACE—On: and a sixteenth miles; three-year-oids and upward: purse $400. T Betting, (ourE TENT WOuA / old wishes steadv place: can take full charge | of bouse: ¢ at .27 Second st., 2 WITHGIRLBY - ARS | S COACHMAN: BY SWEDE: FIRST-CLASS Lorseman: undeistends care of cows, garden- ing, etc.: best of r.terences. (., box 5, Call Office, Oaklaad. Saturday, December 12, bet. 12 and 3 o'clock. RECENTLY FROM BUTTE Y QUNG LADY City desires a pusition a8 housekeeper for pachelor or widower preferred; city or country. 765 Market 8'., room 15. { (COMPETENT WONAN WISHES SITUA- /tion to do general Lousework in Americin i d 1 o k i family: good ccok: city, Lukland: wages $15: Index. | Horse, age, welght. | St | std. | 14 | 14 Cl. | carfare expected. Ad.ress N. D., box 80, Call. ~F R = 5 s < TOUNG LADY DESIRES POSITION AS (182) Palomacta, 3.... 108 | 1 e ol Y steriographer, typewriter, bookkae]er, copyist 186 Hermunitw,4....104! 3/31 183 |4h g8 | or office worx; réference; saiary no object.’ s., vox 194 |Palmerston, 8... 98! 616 4" (2h 100 | 99_Call. 186 | 5 552 |5 |6 8 | YOUNG GIRL WANTS POSITION Tu DO 191 04 4142 ERY volde 10 | X nonsework in small samily, or second giri: 95l1ef. P Staugh er. Iately from the Kasi. 195 u | % Index.| ¥orse, age weight. | S | | % 178 [Cwh Doy, 5,121 2| 81 | 234 | 10 | 1 Lovdel, 5..... [ l1i2] 1| 214 | 815/ 35 | 2 Midas. 4. 32 Al 1111 | 24 ¥} Tirano, 1ol 8| sie !l 54 | i | livze H.3 204 5| 41 ¢ an | 54 | 164" |- rermblow, w0 8] 3] 6 16 16 |6 8 |Freeman. 0 Goud start, Wou juied up. Wiuner, L H. Carmichael’s br. h., by Strathmore-Dawn of myl Time, Address MARY MOY, 530 1hird st. s ], GHT HOUSEWORK IN SMALL FAMILY: 15 good covk: won't object to country. Ad- dress 10 Wetmore place, bet. Stocktonjand Powe:l. [ TRST-CLASS COOK WANT> SITUATION: wou d do washing. 31814 Hayes st. TOMPETENT WAITKESS WANDS SITUA- tion in restaurant; good references. Call 166 ship.ey st TANTE D — BY MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN, work by the nour, and a few hours every day. Apply 5 Rausch st., in rear. TRONG GERMAN GIRL: HOUSEWORK by the day: firsi-clas: ¢ook: wiil Jeb Chelai luxs dinuer reasonab.e. Apply 1309 k' st MAE AND WIFE WOULD LIKE A POSTLION o1 ranch: man thoroughly understands care of horaes and ranching: wil, work round pla both good cooks. J. L., box 163, this office. EaDY, RELIABLE YOUNG MAN (GE. & “mln) Wwishes asituation. Address W., box 72, all. i ANDY LAUNDRYMAN WHO CAN RUN engive, boiler, washbouse, marking or afs- '“’“’"““l- wishes wor< at the lowest wages. Ad- dress H. L, 1ox 82, Call. ANTED—rOSITION BY AN ALL-KOUND ¥ machine-hand; thoroughly competent for any kind of work: small mill preferred. M. H., box 126, Cail Cflice. ANTED—GuvD BUOTBLACK: BARBEA- shop. Coraer Catifornia and Devisadero s REAND-BOY. WILCOX & CO., PRINTERS, 106 Batiery st. IRST-CLASS COOK WANIED. ton st. ANTED — FIRST-CLASS PRESSER 15 8T0CK- i ON eases (00 master whet cause): positively safe and sure: no dang-r or after effects: taken in time it also acts as a preventive: price 81 50 per box: sent free by mail on receipt of price. WALLER BROS., 33 Grant ave. 250 PRIVAT full; rent $31 $75 per month. 12315 Ja n make - SHED KOOMS; CHEAP: ON AC- count of owner leaving ci 916 Howsrd st. ODGING-HOUSE OF 14 ROOMS; GOOD reliable house from which good living can be made: fine furniture, low rent. 116 Leidesdorft si. WA OF 30 TO 50 : none but proprietors need repy. Ad- dreas A.. box 10. this ofli BMUSICAL INSTKUMENTS, GAIN WE CALL ATTENTION TO THE fact that we ace selling good-toned second- hand pinaos for $3. $4 and $3 _per month; beauti- ful new uprights for $6, $7. ¥5,$0 and $10. per month; 1o cash payment required larger than the above amounts: sl purchasers of upright pianos from us have the privilege of exchauging seme for aSteinway any ime within 3 years from date withont sacrifice. SHERMAN, CLAY & CO., Tepresentatives of Steinway & Sons’ planos. cor. Kearny and Sutter sts., San Francisco: alzo Oak- Seattie, Wash. A NEW PRUCHSS—NO MEDICINE, | XSTRU: ment_or worthless pills nsed; eviry woman herown physician for ali female troubles, no matter from what cause: restores always in one day: can besent and used at home: ail cases guaranteed. DR. POPPER and MRS. DRS. NAIL, ¥18 Kearny, LI, CASES OF MONTHLY SUPPRESSION 1e:tored in a few hours; satety assured at any time; Instant relief for iravelers: home in confine- ment: consuit free: confidential; hours, 10 t0 5. MRS. DK. W Y ETH, 916 Post st., near Larkin, RS. GOODWIN, SPECIALIST: LADIES, near or far, safe, quick cure guaranteed, any diseass or complaint: home for patients:’ best skill: free diagnosis; low fees; self cure. 904 Mo- Allister st. LPRAU'S FRENCH PILLS—a BOON TO lvdies with female troubles: no danger; safe and sure; $2 50 express C. 0. D : don’t delay until teo lute. ' OSGUOD BROS., Oakiand, Cal. SUKR CUKR FOK ALu sLMALE DS eases, from Wwhatever canse; home ir: confine. | men: ; every comfor:: satisfaciion guaranteed or morey refunded. MRS, DR.GW YR, 226 Turk s. ON'L FALL T0 CONSULL Di. JORDAN AT his museum, 1051 Market st.: his 30 years successtul practice i3 a gurrantee of fair trestment; 1he worst cases treated satisfac.orily by mail. BOQ AL FOE A CASETFALLTO CURE OF female complaints or diseases of the eye; consuitation tree. MRS. Dit. SCOTT. 325 Geary st. U PRAF'S FEMs Lk REGULATING PILLS safe and efficient emmenacogue: $1 per box. RICHARDS & CO..druggists, 406 Clay st.,sole agts, OME, A FKIEND AND MOT: EK'S CARE. MRS, DR. FUNKE. 1416 righth st., Alameda FIRREGULAR URANY FMALK DISEASE see MRS. LIt PUETZ and bécontent. 4b41/, 4th. DY HALL T MeALLIS| ER STREET, NaR Jones. Diseases of women and children. RS. DKS. DONOVAN, 1306 FOLSOM ST.; confinement: terms reasonable. LURNITURE FOK SALE. -29-31 MARKET, best bargains. iE CO.—LOWEST : all grades. 866 Miss'n BSOLUTELY THE OLD kS D LARGEST honse west of Chicago KOHLER & pianos, or- is CHASE'S, 26, 28 and 80 U'Farrell st.: gansand all other musical instruments, of all grades and prices: terms eisy: prices lowest; everything possible doue 1o please and satisfy the customer. ACLUALLY THE BEST BAKGAINS N PL- anos; see our list for this week: pianos on 83, 84, 85, $6, $7, 38, 89, $10, $15, $20 monthly pay- ments; fine stool and cover with each; deliversd free anywhere in the city and kept tuned by ox- pert concert tuners. The F. W.SPENCEX Cu, talesrooms 935 Market st.. opp. Mason. AINES, BUSH & GER’ g et our reduced prices KW KLEGANT CHASE BKOS. PIANO: case slightly damaged inshipping: $200 less iban regular price. THE J. DEWING CO., 2d floor, Fiood building. IANOS S D, RENTED, TUNED, RE- paired, polished, shipped. stored, for lower rates tban any other firm in the city. J. HARRY SCOTT, 526 Hayesst. TS EAUTIFUL OAK AND WALN PIANO: Just received and for sale cheap. Z MAU- VALS Music Crmnan -, 769 Market st. TERY FINn LUNE, USED wood case; good for 20 half price. Room 12 a 00D UPRI orgaa $75. 1139 V. third. AGNIFICENT STEINWAY; TO BE SACRI- ficed at once. Room 21, Flood building 00D MARSHALL & WENDELL UPRIGHT, $100. Br P NO; RuS! at less than 00D 3 . ChE BARGAL SCHMITZ, 16 MeAllister, next Hibernia Bank. LEGANT EMPRRSON, FIRSI-CLASS CON- E M AGNIFICENTSTEINWAY UFRIGHT AND Schubert: litle used; W .G BADGE SU +& Davisand Francis Bacon planos. 406 Sac BN MAUZY, 308 PoST ST ewby & Evan other i i IUK V10L, S k. MULLER, ma DOLLAK A WEEK O buys new plano. 156 1019Van Ness FOR HALLET o custom pants. 820A Howard $10 SnE 2 D SERVICES: 35 4 v EER guaranteed. 215 Sansome si., oo n #2. OY> BET. 14 AND 17 YEARs UF AGE. Apply & 200 Suiter st. DRUMNMEKS FOR $4 PANTS: N0 BX 1L ence necessary. k. J. CUMMINGS, 916 Mar- ket st.. room 0. INERGRTIC MAN CAN BASILY MAKE $150 amon:h: 850 required : no triflers. 2114 I hird st., room 5. ANTEU—SHOWMAKER To BUY REPATR- ing-shop: 2 mecnines. 385 Gough si. ROSEDALF, 31 ELLIS; CHEAPEST AND best lodging-house 1n the city; open all night. JLEGANT FURNTIURE UF 7-KO0M FLXT for scie; aiso upright, Mozart piano: 936 Onk st. cor. Scott » el K G FUBNITURECO 1127 furnish 4 rooms, $:8 10 $50 T CCKINGIAN sCRNITU prices; tarniture, varpe: A UG A THUSE, 27 chambér sults, $13 50 foldl ] HAX M. PLUN & (0. UPHOLSTERY G 1301 MAKKET $1; coR NIR 117 . Carpets. Furniture and Upholssery Gooas. 400 SARFEIS CHANBeR “SEis $1E : parior eets. 530: folding-bed 810: bas ontits. 1. D. MoCARTHY, 764 Missions T L. J. NEUMZNN'S, 117 SIXTH, FOR lowest prices on household goods: new or good Ixnew: cas _oron time: anen Aventngs AULNITUKE WANTED. F YOU WANT GuOu PRICES FOR FURNI- ture and merchanaise see BURD, 211 Larkin. JUn kR Pl THAN ANY WHEKE PAID by Iudiana Auction Co,1057 Market.opp.Jones Mo, 38 and 40 kighth st.; telephone Soutl TARPE CLEANE 2 like new. FERGUSON & CO South 36. D. MACKINTUSH & W HEN YUU BECOME DIGUS TH poor work send to SPAULDING'S Ploneer Care pet-beating Works, 353-57 Tehama st.; tel. So. 40, DVANUr CARPEI-CLEANING CO.. 403 Sutter, tel. Main 384. GEO. WALCOM, Prop. 50. KENOVATED 23 Tenth: succy tel. ERMAN WANTS PLACE AT country residence, hotel or road- dy with atl kinds of tools: under- small waces if steady place and "., box 45, Call. S FOREMAN ON A GOOD RANCH: REF- erence from present empioyers. Address F., Call Branch uftice, 167 Ninth st. FNGINGER ( COTCH), CHIEFS CERTIFL cate, also practical draughismal wishes charge uf machine-shop, machinery, eic.; best of references k.. box 30, Call Gffice: NULSE, 4e Thninb. NEAR u‘ room: 200 1 59 10 $5 per bus and daxgage (0 and from (ne lerry. Eierkey 6 gentieman’ house: very stands_ horse: good home. C. EN AND WOMEN OUT OF R MPLOYMEN' 1i., box 2M3, Augusta, Maine. W WALUO HOUSE, 760 MISSION, oE tention morning cails: clean: qulet; open ail nigat, Address Immediate, box 4, Ca | Office. JOR FULL AND «LEAN 10 wral OR AsH ExiD 2o ENTIRE HOUSES O ler lots of furniture, carpets, ews I BOWCHHKR 222 Stockion: send nosta’. TYPEWRITERS. AVE YOU YHEN THE NEW PEERLESS typewriter and ¥otary Dupiicator? They stand atthe head. k. K. REVOLK & CO., 409 Californin PROFLSSIONAL CARDS. OHN K. 1. ICHAKRDS, 1A W OFFICES KOOMS 26 and 27, Crocker ulldiug; beiepuone Mais 75, Ran Francisco, Cal. YARPET-CLEALING, 807 LAYING, 86 R sumples free; tel. Jessie 944 Stratton, 10 Sth gt OMKLIN'S CARPeT- Be _ 333 Golden Gate T TCAYARD AT GREAT Wi, © cleaning Works. 11 Eighth st ONES & CO.. MAI FICK 256 AND 07 ¥ixhh ‘st _Telephone Josme rou1 > AND 27 ATING WORK: Last 116, & SEWING MAUaINES, situation at good wages by writiug at once to P, V. 8¢ and 10c menls. Uld kconomy, 410 Kearny, 10 80c. week §1 to 82 50: reading-rnom; sirictest at- first-class opportuniiy: staie iast empioyment. made 10 order: §2 50. 959 Howmd, nr. Sixun, LUHO HOC 1, Bodba Ma KK & ST.—Luudls -A¥L and willing to work caa learn of a permanent ANTED—B500 M £.N TU-UAY TU EAT BEST Nidand 4th—s'ngle furnished rooms, nizht 156 ExPEHlE.\'uEI) NEWSPAPER SOLICITOR S’l‘\'LIBIl AND DURABLLE CALF SHO&S coffee and cakes 5¢ 20 10 1314 Girant ave. E 20c, 2b¢ o 50¢ night; §1 10 §2 weex. UK i aITRES ANDMAURICE L ASARR &LLYS w0 Juw, s 515,516, Sih Boor, Parroit oldg 1L KINDS BOUGHT, SOLD, Tenied xepaired: lowest Fatos. 305 o Ol 205 Fourih oy u.;} WHOLRSALE AND RE l',\u:\