The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, January 13, 1897, Page 12

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1897. FAVORITES FOILED AT EMERYVILLE The Uncertainties of the Gams Expensively Illustrated. Adam Andrew Dropped the First to Lost Gir!,a 20 to Gzorge Palmer Took a Race in a Game Finish From Swe:t William—W. Martin Piloted Formal. Two favorites won at the track across the bay yesterday, and that’s pretty. good. | Several others had narrow escapes from getting over the line in front, but that’s poor consolation for their backers. attendance of regulars present and & goodiy sprinkling of the fair sex in the grand stand, who shivered | through six chapters of racing, forthe weather indicated that the mercury in the thermometers was trying to land a hard right-haoder on zero. The betting was crisp, sparkling and On several of the events carded the men on the block acted as though they knew something, handling the coin asa landlubber at sea would a porterhouse The gentry with the leather sacks took the train for home is more.than wreathed in smiles, and it likely the talent contributed again. Seventeen three-year-olds tried the pa- tience of the crowd while at the postin the opening five and a half furlong scram- ‘Adam Andrew was a 7 to5 choice, but was beaten out guite eas Girl, a 15 to 1 shot ridden by “Mike” Cappy with Sam up was a good third. Atkin & Lottridge’s Doubie Qui considered the most eligible of tne fifteen to the: six-lurlong run that fol- lowed. and was played down from twos to Isabelle showed 4 high turn of speed to the stretch, where she collapsed, and Boreas, an 8 to 1 shot, taking command, proved ar easy winner over the first choice. The third run, a five and a hal{ furlon, spin, was another lengthy affair as far as entries were concerned. Tweive galioped over the post with the Spreckels entry George Palmer a 7 to 5 favorite in the bet- | He won by sheer gameness and not through the good riding of H. Martin. Taking matters aitogether too easily, Mar- tin awoke from his reverie the last fur- Jong and beat out the other Martin astride Pat Dunne’s coit Sweet William a head in a perspiration-raising finish. fogether too close for comfort and health, Ezekiel, a 25 to 1 chance, took ashy at the pot and was lapped on the second 6 Lo 5 favoritism. Abi P was third. Collins, the brown gelding, furnished a sad disappointment in the mile and a fur- long seliing event. He opened equal fa. vorite at 3 to 2 in the betting with and ciosed a slight favorite over her at the Sloan had tne leg uv, and if Col- lins was possessed of an: disclose it, for he carried 1he target from Monita, a 60 to1l shot, was first into the siretch, when Fortuna passed the outsider and in a drive passed the siand a neck in advance of Doyle and outsider. The distance was covered in 1 Force of circumstances compellea Midlo 10 win the fiith number on gramme, a scven-furiong affair der selling conditions. Willie Martin up, was an even inoney cnoice, but the wise coin wentin on Midlo, spred refused to the second choice, and he led throughout, stepping over the line a neck ahead of the easily ridden choice. The fin. ix-furlong sprint resulted in a | handy win for the 8 to 5 favorite Rosebud, which showed first almust throughout the running, finaliy winning by a couple of lengths from Olive. Kowalsky was beaten but half a length for the place. i NOTES, There was quite a strong play on Mis- wal II, carrying George Rose's colors. | The colt ran flatteringly to the stretch, where he began to wobble badly, finish- ing beyond the money. Jack Riley, the noted tipster, had a dream in which he fancied Link Boy aten- time winner. Dreams generally go in re- verses, and this one proved no exception. Charley Thorpe is rapidly becoming the most popular rider in California. Whether be sits astride a longskot or a favorite the horse receives liberal backing and gener- ally gets a piece of the money. The maa- ner 1 whbich Charley. hustlad llugz the rank outsider Monita was invigorating in the extreme, Mrs. N. Bishop, whoever that lady may be, possesses quite a good colt in Ezekiel, and if the son of Emperor of Norfolk would always pursue the money with as much energy as he did yesterday he would command greater respect in the betting ring. Mike Henbessy, who had the mount on Ezekiel in the third event, was kicked in the foot by Kmeiia S and quite severely injured while the field was at the post and the entry of that filly will in futore be refused at the Oukiand track. ‘The track at Oakland is altogether two hard and horsemen in general are com- plaining. Record smashing may serve as a good advertising medium, but 1t brings no coin into the pockets of owners with horses possessicg unsound or “‘suspicious’ legs. As a result of it, Fortuna pulied up lame and Little Cripple demoustrated by his showing that horses cannot run over it two days in succession to good advan- tage. | “The Collins people had their checks | down on the gelding, but the track was | evidently too hard for his liking. He | could not untrack himself at any stage of | the journey. i Braw £cot was on his best behavior at the post yesterday and ran a corking good | race. Somebody said that Barney Schrei- ber told the old gray that if he did notact pretty in fature he wouid send him back to Woodland to be used as a horse of all drudgery. Away from the post better Tim Murphy would have been second and possibly bet- ter beyond a doubt. Stoney Clarke had new magenta colors up on the old sprinter, but they did not seem to change his luck. Willie Martin, the Napoleon of the sad- dle, furnished another of those rides on the back of Formal, odds-on choice for the sixth race, that so endeared him to far eastern racegoers and ingratiated him in the favor of the high turf officials in that purt of the country. Possessed of the patience of a professional fisherman he waited and waited, and then waited again | with Pat Dunne’s chestnut and was beaten out a neck by M dlo. Wiilie 1s quite a | critic himself ‘at the slumbering rides of other jockeys, so it is said, and it 18 no more than right that the cook should eat some of his own contriving. Following are the entries for this after- noon’s running events: First race, selling, one mile. 815 Tuxedo.... 154Flush Ban, BE0 Arnette. 369 G 353 Petrarch. 309 Warrago. 3t9 Jack Martin....104| 218 Unity. 267 Biliy McClosky.107| 251 DMike Riex 252 PeriChild......104| 365 JackRicneliea,112 Second race, selling, three-quarters of & mile. ease. 268 Virgie A 235 Lon Plo 569 1ast Chano 363 Starling 371 Fly 3 lron Jacket 376 Toulno. 283 America. 369 Sir 351 Miss Kuth. 360 Olive.. 341 San Ma 09| 365 Miunle Cee..., 6| 333 Applave 2| 577 Jake Raver....108 Third race, selling, one and a sixteenth miles. 378 Monita... 104] 377 Roadrunner....107 43 Usler Joe. ......109| 3,0 Lovdal a7 Fourth ract selling stake: (285)Chartreuse IT $7- Mt. 14)Sa. 2) Buch 540 Preston. 93| 328 peril 105/ 317 Swe 101| 348 Rey del -7109/ (B71)Caitforaia .10s| 355 Salisbury ALIFORNIA JOCKEY CLUB. Oakiand Racetrack, Tuesda: day of the winter mecting. Weather fine. THE “CALL” RACING GUIDE. January 12. Twenty-ninth Track fast. 875, ¥IBSI BACE—Eleven-sixicenths of a mile: for thre-year-olds; purse $300. FS & Adem Andrew... oo e b Tmp. Mistrai T g s Ei=tetti=t 0 1 9 i 1 2 3 1 857 |Laura Burt. Winver, A. Martin & Co.' —Three-quarters of a mile; selllug: ¥ 358 |Boreas, 5... 113 | Doubie «uick, 4. ¥32 |Avi P,a.. e T It~y 7 eET = e T————— akCoRbReSswan Jake R uer, 4....103| Fifth race, hurdle handicap, one aad a quarter miles: 319 Huntsman,....135| 356"Eroad Billow. 866 )1 Fi. 125/ 242 Zaragosa .. 866 Hello [1a3| 291 keawpago. 260 Imp. A Y125 (335)Three rorks. 552 Fleetwood......137| 329 Haymarket. 18 J0C 847 Candor... E1xth iace, purse, three-quarters of a mile 209 Miss Baker.....105/(276)P . 284 Frinciple.......112| 873 D. 228 Fernardilio.. .1071 L. JaC 0’ Lautern102 826 Roy Carruthers110 489 Candelaria... |115 339 Persoune. 115 SELECTIONS FOR TO-DAY. First race—Jack Martin, Unity, Ar- nette. Second race—Applause, Minnie Cee, Fly. Third race—Ostler Joe, Lovdal, Rey del Bandidos. Fourth ruce—Mount DlcGregor II, Buckwa, California, Fifth race—No selection. Sixth race—Candelaria, Miss Baker, Bernardillo TWO0 QUICK STUDIES. George Osborne and Walter Belasco Learn Their Roles as the Play of hispa’” Progresses. At the Alcazar Theater last night George Osborne performed a remarkable feat of memory which in the last act'of ‘‘Chispa” won him the enthusiastic applause of the house. Hugo Toland, who was cast for Zeke Stevens, the heaviest role 1n “Chispa,” is suffering from a severe attack of laryneitis. On Monday night he played his part with difficulty, bt last night, shortly before the time for the performance to begin, he lost his voice so completely that he was unable to speak. A hasty change in tne cast was therefore made, George Osborne assuming the part of Zeke Stevens and Walter Belasco taking Osborne’s role of the Indian. Both actors conned their lines during the moments that they were noton t.e stage, and made such quick study that Belasco, who had the smaller part, kept ahead of the performance all the time, and it was not till the fourth act that Osborne appeared with his book. There was a titter as he struggled to read some of the meledramatic lines by the glimmer of the footlights, whereupon Osborne stepped forward and explained that he had Eeen learning his part as the play progressed. Loud apvlatse greeted this announce- ment, aiter which Osvorne stepped into | the wings and some of the other actors held the stage for a few minutes, while he learned tne rest of hislines. Both Os- borne and Belasco acted their hastily conned parts admirably. WANTED FOR BIGAMY, Charles D. Smith Deserted His Wife in Portland and Married a Young ‘Woman Here. The police of this City and Portland, Or., are making every effort to trace the whereabouts of Charles D. Smith, an en- gineer, who is wanted on the charge of bigamy. Smith left a wife and two children in Portland on November 28 in destitute 2ir- cumstances ard came to this City. He was only here a few days when a iriend, Samuel Martin, introduced Lim to Julia F. O’Kane, a saleswoman in the Empo- rum. Smith represented bimself as an unmar- ried man and paid such marked attention to Miss O'Kane that when he proposed marriage to her on December 22 he was accepted, and next day he procured a license and they were married by Rev. Father Hannigan of St Mary’s Cathe- dral. They went to live at the Lexington. Two deys later a sister of the bride met Martin and told him tbat Smith had mar- ried Jalia. Martin was astonisied and told her that Smith had a wife and two children in Portland. The bride's mother called upon Smith for an explanation, and he admitted that he wasa bigamist. Smith disappeared on December 31, tak- ing $5—all the money his wife had—and her gold watch and chain with him. He declared his intention of going to Mexico. Nobility in Court. There was & congregation of European no bility in the United States Circuit Court yes- terday forencon. Lord Shoito Douglas ap- peored in the role of prosecator in an action for libel against Thomas Fiynn and the Wasp. He otjected to being held up to ridicule in Mr. Flynn's comic weekly. and he considered that bis feeiings and family name had been injured to the extent of §50,000. The other represeniative of nobility was the Baron von Shroeder who appeared as the defendant in an iniringement of patent case. Both cases were continued. SAN FRANCISCO “ CALL.” BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Franclsco CALI— 710 Market streer, open untll 12 o'clock every night In the year. BRANCH OFFICES—527 Montgomery street, carner Clay; open until 9:30 o’clock. 889 Hayes street, open until 9:30 o'clock. 713 Larkin street, open until 9:30 o'clock. EW. corner Sixteenth sud Mission streets, open uxtil 9 o'clock. 2518 Mission street, open untll 9 o’clock. 116 Ninth street. oven until 9:30 o'clock. RNUTIUE O MEETINGS. MISSION LODGE NO. 169, F. and A. M.—Calied meeting THHA (WEDNESDAY) EVENING, at 7:30 oclock. Firs. degree. By order of the W. M. C. D. BUNKER, Secretary. £, CROCKETT LODGE NO. 139, F: aud A M.—Called mee fug THIS WEUNESDAY, ‘at 7:30 o'clccs. - Second degree. By ordeér of the W. M. H_FORTRIEDE, Secretary. LXCELSIDE LUDGE NO. 1686, F. and A M. —Special mnnn'A THIS (WEDNESD\Y) EVENING, Jan nary 13, aL 7:80 o'clock. Second degre THE. E. sMITH, Secretary. MOUNT MOK{AH LODGE NO. 7 44 F.2and A. M.—Meeiing THIS (WEDNESDAY) WVENING, t 7:80 o'clock, First degree. THEO. FROLICH, Secretary. Good star._ Won essily. Wiuner, C. L¥ad’s br. 577 THIRD RACE—Eleven-sixteenth: Horse and walght. OFFICLRS AND MEM LB 1S 5 of Franco-American_ Lodg No. 207, 1. 0. 0. F., are requesied to attend the funeral THURSDAY, Jan- -7 L2 P. M, of our late’ brother, LOUTS . By order L L RENNY, N G. R. LAVINGUE, Secretary. e imer.. 109 3 Sweet William. o Ledy Looram. Senator Morgav.. 109 (271)| Marcie & Mystic Maze.. o & 294 |Kmeiia . FEEpoance Won driviug. Winrer, A. B. 578 FOURTH RACE—One and an elghth mlles; four-year-olds and upward; parse $400. | T Foree, age, weight. | st.| sua. | (¥58) | Fortune, a £62 |Monita, ... o m T T T Betving. % | s | Fio | Jocker. op. <1 434 15 |Henuessey 15 20 51 22 |Thorpe.... 65 65 32 31 |Dogrett... R ih 42 |Golden.. [} 8 20 8 515 [M. Marin.. 1| 20 30 110 833 Frawley........| 50 100 T 7 |Freeman, {5 92 12 8 |Powell...... 100 200 zh 9 |shephard...l[| 50 50 9 10 |Clawson.. ]| 20 30 6 11 |Reeves. 200 500 14 12 |Slaugh.er. 8 80 1 13 |Thompson. 30 13 14 |G Wilson.... 0l (100 15 15 |3 Nervaez[ll.| 0 18 18 |R Teom, 15 17 17 |Spencer.. 10 e Rt e | Betting. 34 | str. | Fin. Jdockey. [Op. Cl. 215 | 14 8 32" | 82 6o 5 a3 72 135 | 28 | 4 15 | 8 8 5 15 6 5 6 50 1 |w 7 200 7 [ 8 100 15 7 | 9 |Doggert. 6 13 [15 |10 [Woods. 20¢ 13 4 1 Snephard “w0 K] | K] 1z lergen 12 3 pencer. 20 4n (12 14 |Powell 50 0 {1 15 |5 wiison. 160 h., by £olian-Ordinance, Time, 1:15%; ile; three-year-oids: purse 83,0, | 1 Bettlng, % | Stn | Fin. | Jockey. |op. 51 | 82 | 1h |H. Marun....|85 65 18 oy 214 |W. Martin 85 2 zh | 83 | X4 |Hennessy 20 20 Bl | 41 | 414 |Thompson. 1B 43g | 2% | 54 |spencer.....ll| 28 40 71 | 745 | 614 |Dosgeit. 5 01 | 63 | 71 |Coaay 20 6% | 810 | 810 |Thorpe... 60 { 8% | 92 | ulo P Suilivan. 150 11017 1301 | 1020 |J. Narvaez. 200 i1 11 1120 |Shephard. 300 2 112 12 12" |J. Sullivan..0|100 200 Spreckels' b. g, by £cusdor-Kiitle Guun. Time, 1:08%. Beiliuz. Jockeys. op Ci. Jones 33 95 Sisughier....... 20 18 i'lhor €0...oenoinos| 30 15 4 H, Marvin. 2000 I3 16 Lle 32 Sioan.... od siart. Won driving. Winner, J. Carroil's br..m., 8., by Imp. 1 rutus-Viola B 1ime, 1:55. 379, FFTH RACE—Seve: n-eighths of @ mile; selling: four-ycar-olds abd upward; porse 8300, Horse, age, welght. 2 * o [ Commiesion, a. Juck Richellen. 2’101 R Zooaamens Soomaes Let Me See, 4. 4 leBasmoneen ¥ Bpmzebr | @ 0 Beuln, 3% | sw | Fin Jockey. |Op. A 14.| 18 | 1n 2 21°] 21 3¢ 3 83 | 810 84 35 72 rers 40 6h | 41 | 56 50 81 | 61 | 610 200 43 | 72| 72 16 210 | 9 810 300 10 10 9 100 éh |8 10 |k Dennison. | 7 10| . Walerliouse's b. g, by imp. Midiothnn Electric SIX TH RACE—1hree-qu four-year-olds and upward: purse $360. Horse, age, weight. Fassr s Tim Murphy,s. 104 B T ICERUAE CunGaoe- e str. | Fin. Op. Gl 23 | 13 | 12 65 85 hej 83y 3 3 52 | 8 & 86 |Slaugnter... 4 3 8 o 4 h [=peucer. ... 30 60 71| 8% | 33 |H.Brown. 2 20 6h | 435 | 610 |(lawson... 4 7 83 |7 76 |Bozeman. 30 80 in | 8 8 |ihompson 30 20 Gova stari.” Won wary bandily. Winver, Buros & Waterhouse's ch. m., by Tyrant-Rosemury. =5, GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY OF THE Paclfic—The annuzl eleciion of dircctors and_councilois of this society will te held on TUFSDAY, 19th Insi., at the rooms, Mierchants’ Exchange bullding. Folls open from’ noon till 6 ®.M. By order GEORGE DAVIDSON, President. JORN PARTRIDGE, Secretary. THE ANNUXL MerTING OF THE stockholiers of the pring Vaile, Works. will be held. 8t 12 Gelock, - aooh, an WEDNESDAY. the 18:h day of January, 1897, at the office of the president of the company, 508 California st, San Franci-co, for the eiection of trustees and for the transaction of such other business as may come before the meetiug. PELHAM W. AMES, Secretary. SPECIAL NOTICES—Continued. SITUATIONS WANTED-Continned, AFLP WANTED—Continuaa, HELP WANTED-Continued. . w SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, JAN. 11, 1897, The orphans and hil!—oreh ns that were re- Direciory O 1896, to January 1, are as following: Orphans, females—ila_Andrew, age 4 years: Teress Meiisss, age 9 year: Allen, ‘age 8 years; Echo Alien, age 5 year: Phawbe Allen, age 2 years 5 months: Marle St, Clair, age 1 hour. Haif orphans, femal¢s—Mamie OFarrell, age 7 yea:s: Henrietia O'Farrell, years: Nellje O’ Farrell, age 5 years: Katie irene Cambell age b years i1 <ing. nge 10 years; Augus- Milte Crowley, age 10 'y, age 2 years; Eunel Crow- tti, ug - 9 vears: males— Charlie Hopper, age 5 years: Frank Kane. age 4 years; Ed. ic Burk, sge 8 years; Louis Bur., age b years; Dante Matti, @e 7 years: Robert Mattl, age 4 years: Frank age 3 years 6 montbs: George Dillon, age ceived into St. Francis Girls Asylum since July 1, age 12 years; months: Nellie Sto tine Hulton. age 11 years ears; May Crow! ey, age 1 year; fena M Frank Hopper, age 7 years; Mattj 1 year 6 months. W AJTED-_SITUATION BY THE DAY AS chembermald, kitcaen work or waitress. Address . C., box 35, Call Office. EEMAN WOMAN WANTS WORK, WASH- ing, ironing or cleaning, by tbe day. GINS- BERG, 152 Perry st., bet. Third and Fourth. YERMAN GIRJL WISHES A PLACE BY THE day, washing, froning or housecleaning; $1 60 & day. Address West, box 105, this office. OLORED WOMAN WOULD LIKE DAYV'S work of any kind, $1 a day or will take wash- ing home, Address 1945 Church ave., bdi. Stock- 100 and Poweil, Broaiway and Vailejo. 00D SEWER WOULD LIKE PLACE IN aressmaking estublishment; experienced. Adl- dress G., box 104, Call Oftice. W COR. SIXTEENTH sion: braach office of TH¢ scriptions and want ads taken. =T, NEAR MIs- CALL. Sub- fi THE SECRETARY OF THE SAN Francisco Protestant Orphan Asylum So- clety hereby gives noiice that the following orphan and half-orphan girls and boys have been admitted toihe ins ftution from July 1, 1696, to January 1, 1897: Nora Percher, 6% years: Emma =hoe: bridge, Mable Tnomas, 10 year: years: G cettd, 7 yeara: Frank Cap Casenate, 10 years years; Arthur Garait, 8 years years: Philip Weeks, 7 years; Charles Wilmot, 1333 years. 11 years: Agnes M. Gurtner. 11 year : Bary Thomas, 7 year Aume Tromas, o years; K0sa Capycell: 8 years Gladys Meyer, 12 years; Carrie Louffler, 12 years: Theress Casenare, 12 vears: Lucy Clement, 7 years; Netle Woods, 1% years: Elsie Garatt.12 ulia Muhliof. 3 ; Ros Wilmot, Rowlaod Adams, Harry Joudshl, 8 years: Louis Capu- years; ‘lhomas are, 8 years: George W. Ault, 6 vears; Eugene F. Muilin. 5 Waiter Garatt, 5 years: Robert Mullin, 3 years: Daniel Haiwes, €&\ 0IICE IS HEREBY CIVEN THAT the Maria Kip Orphanage of 6! £t *an Francisco, Cal., has received (Le following orphan. halt-orphan and abandoned girls from Oc- tober 1 to Lecember 31, 1896: Henrietta Ham- mer, aged 1 yearand 8 months: Violet Herring, aged 1 ycar ind 8 months; Louise V. k. Howara, ed 12 years; Hagzel L. Langhorne, aged 1 year and 6 n.ouths; Almina Frepger, aged 11 years: Olga Frenger, aged 9 years: Altreda Fren:er, azed 7 years: Lea C. Claussen, aged 8 vears: Cathierine Coughlin, aged 13 years: mma M. Anderson, aged 4 years: Florence Cramer. aged 11 years: Dulce “F. Murray, aged 12 yers: Jessie Lyncn, aged 8 years: Inacia Renterla, aged 6 years; Fiora L. McDonald, aged 3 years. quiri §%, ABANDONED CHILDREN 1N Joseph’s Intant Orphan Asylum, from July 1. 1895, w Dec. 31, 1896: John Dyer, axe 6 : Milton Dyer, age 2 years; Francis Madden, age O years; Mag- age 6 years: Lerry Wil years: Loretia Der, age 3 yeas gle Fitzgerald years: Barney Joselyn, a e DIVIDEND NOTICES. £Z,PIVIDEND NOTICE—DIVIDEND NO. 39 (twenty-five cents per share) HUTCHINSON SUGAR PLANTATION COM- . will be heid at the office of the Company, 827 Market street, on and_afier Friday, January PAN 22 1837, 1897 at12 o'clock M. sfer books will close Saturday, January 16, Secretary. E. H. SHELD rectors of this bank payable on and after the 15tk of J fer-bouks will be closed from the 10il inst., both days inclusive. €an Francisco, January 8, 1897. B ,DIVIDESD NOTICE—THE NEVADA Bank of San Francisco The board of di- ve declared a dividend No. 10) for the quarter ending December 81, 896, at the rateor six (6) percent per annum, ay. 10 the 15th D B. DA VIDSON, Secretary. dener; will drive delive; rant wishes wor; FOR THE HMALF MONTH ENDING December 81, 189¢, a dividend of 3815 ceni 8 per share on the jssued capital stock of the Euiso’ Lizhtand Power Company has been des olared payable on the 15th day of January, 1897, | T.nsfer books will ¢ ose at 5 o'clock ou January 8. 167 By order of the biad of direciors of the 100 Light 204 Power Comp J E. R "UUNG LADY, UNINCUMB- RED, DESIRES ce as working housekeever in_bachelor’s or widower's home. 1 Fifth st., room 1. JBSTER ST., §20: GIRL FOR SAN G M -y In office 10 (0 11 s t.. 120: girl, Taylor st., 2 girl, oIon o St Octavia 8., $16: viv; for 4 Sien 415 e inve French o German second girl, $15: girl, an girl, Webster st., $15; Howard st 410 G T, acific. st 815; gir irl, Gough Leandro, Cal.. $20, see A, .: girl. Lagupa st. & girl, Franklin sc., $50: ‘Athlone, Cal, £1 giri, Harrison st rl, LADgiOD. 8t. illmore st.. $16 gir! st., $15; wiri, Laguna sf. girl, LaFatn st. ®15: girl, Yowell st., $1 $i5: girl, Postst., $15; 26 young i Is. 749 Market st. CANDINAVIAN GIRui, ASSIST Ly BUARD Tng-hous:, $15 ana room: disnwasber, $15 and room; wairess, $20 and room, city: woman cook, ook, small p.ace, $16; cook for Milton, Cai., few boar!-r:: 8 wailresses, $15 and $25 and room room. MARTIN’S, 74) Market st. irl, Scott st., 315: rove st., $15: girl, Lros - ; girl, Cctavia st, $15 st.. $15: girl, Polk st $15; girl injat, Bis: month, assist, etc, nice famiiies MARTIN'S TERMAN CHAMBERMAID, $20 AND ROOM. MARTIN'S, 749 Market st. XPERIENCED DISHWASHER AND A®- vist with cooking; wages $:i0 a month; sieep home. Address Cook, 56 Natoma st., care dress- maker. OUNG GERMAN GIKL WOULD LIK= & position to aswst In light bouscwork. NoO postals: call at 1623 Fowell st. FRSTCLASS GOOK WISHES SITUATION. Apply 3033 Sixteench si. 713 LARKIN-BR:NUH OFFICE OF THE CALL: subscrintions an | want ads taken. UBSCRIPTIONS AND WANT ADS FOR THE CALL taken at_branch office, 389 Hayes st. open uniti 9:8) o’clock. INCLES 1 ER HOUSE. 48 THIRD ST, NIC Market: 200 rooms: 25c to $1 60 per night. 21 80 1088 per week: convenlent £nd respectubis. ree i Farvare 10 and from (he terrv. SILUATIONS WANTED-MALL. MPLOYMENT BUREAU — RURKKA EM- ployment and Business Burenu, 123 Tork st., bet. aylor and Jones, fur iishes first-class help in all departmeais; only firsi-class help need apply for posttions: manufaciurers and patentees re- ng noveltles or necessities placed before the public through agent; a specialty. NTER & CO. UHINESE AND JAFA- ness employmen: oflice. 17 Webb rt., below Kearny, or. Cal; tel. main 231, W.C.YOUNG, mgr rlease notlfy; we make this Nuar AND RELIABLE GIRL ¥ R LIGHT housework: wages $10. 3023 =acramenio. JANTED — SWEDISH GIRL: housework. “applv 3360 fwent-third. GENERAL W ANTED-GIRL ¥ work. 1830 O'Farrell st. GENERAL HOUSE- SIMON WANTS 100 MEN TO GET BOT- + tin beer or wine Be: bes: free lunch. 843 Clar. MESS HALFSOLING, Bc: LADIES) 40; done while you wait. 638 Marker, opp. Paluco Hotel; branch 767 Market, opp. Will & Finck’s, . F. EY ACHE JioUse vl wanial I a6 low ixth. for a room: b a nicht: 81 a wesk. OSEDALE, 521 ELLIS ST.—SIN LE FUR nished rooms, 2Uc 10 25¢ night, 1 to 81 50 wk. "OR FULL AND (LEAN 106 coffee and cakes 5c <0 (0 1314 Grant ave. E =T IN CITY —SINGLE BOUMS, 1o, 20 AND 35 cents per night: 31, $1 25, 1 60 per week. Pacitic Honse < onmarasl and eideadort sia L ok izens of the United States, Or thoss who have legaliy d clared their intention 10 become citizens: mus: be of good character an babits and abie 10 speak, read and write Kagliva, ;':: ’:::::::- 's et b incues and 6 feet in Deighs. formation spty x Gho Hecraitn {LUHO HOUSE. 86315 MARKET ST.—EOOMS B s o St 82 weex. | INCHESTER HOUSE, 14 | BikD ST, NI Wil s rooms, 35¢ a night: reading. r00m: free bus and taase (o and from the terry. IR, WANTE : NEEDLEWORK., APPLx at ETTINGER'S, 728 Market st. GRL FOX GEVERAL HOUSEWOKE AND T iight washing. A pply 2004 California st, TERMAN GIRL TO TAKE CARE UF BABY and light bousework. 2732 Pine st. [XPERIENCED APPUENTICE, CUSTOM pants. 7 Leonard pl.off Leavenworth,nr.Turk, SIRL., 12 YEARS OLD, 10 CARE FOR A T iaby. 209 Wal erst. Y SSRG LaDY TO LEXKN DRESSMAKING. 496 Sutter st., room 83, 7OUNG GIRL APPRENTICE: WORK ON whaists and ron erranis. 504 Post st. TOUNG GIRL FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK IN small family. 123 Grove st. EXPERIENCED HANDS oN T DIES waists and wrappers. 8. SIEUER, 126 Kighth. AILORESS Greenwich st. WANTED. CALL AT 2808 TOUNG GIRL FOR HOUSEWUKEK, FAMILY of 3; wages $6. 527 Fourth st.: afier 9. THINESE & JAPANESE; EST'D. 20 YEARS: /belp:tel. matn 1897, BRADLEY&CO.. 640 Clay. JXPERIENCED APPRENTICE 10 HELP c asa custom coats 461 Jessie st on fi CPUNESE AND JAPANESE LMPLOYMEST office; best help. 41435 U'Farrell. Tel. E 426, TERMAN OR SWEDISH GIRL FOR GEN- eral housework; wages $20. 210 Ninth st. APANESE INTELLIGENCE AGENCY. R 73, St. Ann's blig, 6 kddy st.: tel. Main 5734, JEAT TIDY MAN WITH AKaY 1RAIN- ing. disciplined, having the highest recom- mendations xs to sobriety, efficlency, character, honesty and education from his r-gimen:al ofti: cers, who also speaks French and English fluently, wishes a situation as watchman, janitor or coach- man and muke himself generaliy useful around private tamiy: experienced in these branches: plesse give a call; salary no object. T. K., box 109, Call Office. Y OUNG MAN WANTS BITUATION, ANY kind of work: city or country: worked 2 years in coalyard: refereuce trom st emplover and © hers. Address JOHN A. MACDONALD, 821 Filbert st., Oxkland. OUNG MAN WANTS PO-TTION IN FAM- ily 10 drive and be generally useful: good gar- wagon; well acquatnted with the clty. G., bux 114, Call Cflice. TRST-CLASS GERMAN MEAT AND PAS- try cook for hotel, boarding-house and restau- Ow wages. Addaess G. B., box 105, Call « flice. ANTED -- A FEW ROOMS OR HOUSE- work: responsible man: or housecleaning: reasonab e. K. C., 11..7 Mission st. TTUATION; WILL GO TO SEA AS COOK UR any mining propusition offered. J. S., box 119, Call Offi-e. N, Secretary. £11UATIONS WANTED-FEMALE, W OMAN WITH 2 CHILDEN 6 AND 8 years old, desires situation in ceuntry: good MISS CULLEN, 323 cook; §10; references. Sutter st. place: is very handy with tools and horse OMPETENT WOMAN LATELY FROM THE / East desiressituatfon: is a fine American cook and a nice laundress: kipd 10 children 1n city or countrs. Call 1024 Howard, room 26, \l ECHANICAL ENGIN:ER WISHES POSI- M tion; city or country. Address R H.,915% Fourteenth st. PERT MINFR _WANTS WOKK. 152 Perry st.. ED GINSBERG. TOUNG SWiDE WANTS WORK; CAN DO ail kinds of wor< on fruit ranch or private eter- ences. rlease address BERNSTEN, 280 Natoma. \W ASTED—WORK IN A HOTEL ORLODG- ng-bouse; can do plain cooking, make nels or do upholstering. Address ALLAN, box 77, Call. ESPECTABLE GIRL OF 19 WISHES A place to do light lousework and plain cooking in g00d American family: no chiidren. address 622 Jones st.; reference if required. TING: GENTLEMAN SNGISG AND Piis try location. Address wants posil on, or cou Teacher, 31214 Fultou st. REFINED YoUusd GIRL WOULD LIK assist light bousework, where she will be treated as one of the family: home more of an object than wages. Home, box 74, Call. 7OUNG WOMAN WANTS ANY KIND OF housswork by the day: also washin; cleaning. Address LINDALL. 109 Si:ver s Bryant and Harris n, off Third. Vate stable LDERLY PROTESTANT WOMAN, GOOD American cook, wants a place to do cooking; good bome more an Objeet than wogs. Address Coox, box 108, Call Cftice. object OUNG MAN, AMERICAN, WUIH THE best of habits and California references, wishes position where there is no Sunday work. Address G. M., box 32, €all Office. Y YOUNG GFRMAN, THOROUGHLY UN- derstanding csre of iorses, a situaion 1n pri- Address T. MEYER, 218 Kast st. NDUSTRIOUS YOUNG MAN, AGE 25, WISH- s work: wholesale house preferred: wages no Address Reliable, box 98. Call Ofl JIRL WANTS SITUATION FORGENRRAL housework: good cook; will work for low ce. 10’ Whitmore place, off Powell and Muson. wazes: clty refer Washington st.. ke JITUATION WANTED BY A WOMAN WHO thoroughly understands housework; references. Call for two days, 93633 is a first-cass cool Howard st., bet. Fifth and Sixth. TON. Cosmopolitan Hot QITUATION WANTE 14614 Fifth st. BY MIDDLE-AGED woman 10 do housework where she can take her cnila of 7 years; no objection to country. TERMAN LADY, REFINED, ALSO A GOOD of invalid lady or g0 out sewing by the day. Acdress F.. box 73, seamstress. wishes to take ¢ Call Offi 7OUNG WOMA stands chiidre; Harrison st. HOROUGHLY UNDEK- ewing, wishes to go out by the day or will take sewing home. Call ut 77214 (CompeT ENT MIDDLE-AGED wants t0 do Lousework : fond of children: wag s nioderate; city only. 28 South Park, off Ihird. (GTREIS YEARS WISHES & SIT ATION 10 X do light housework and assist with children; prefers to sieep at home. 1053 Howard st ERMAN GIRL WANTS PLACE AS COOK or honsework: good cook. Appy at110 Sixih st., Stanley House, room 2 “OUNG GERMAN GIRL, WOULD have a place: upstairs work and sewing. Mission s upstairs. 7OUNG WOMAN WANTS SITUATION AT o usework. Apply 4009 Twenty-fourth, ¢ 1y. EHMAN W NTS SOME WOKK WASHING X and bousecleaning. 52245 Ninth st. WOGIRLS WANT SITUATIONS AT GF NE- ral housework in American families. 221 11th. l‘u'.\‘u. COMFETENT WOMAN situation as nursegirl. Add. G. .. 815 Lyon Ounvu’fi:.\' T GIRL WANTS GENERAL housework and plain_cooking. 1614 Miission. ADY WOULD LIKE TO DO PLAIN SEW- ing and mendinj home. 181 T: a8 child’s nurse. or will do s-cond wor. dreas G. (., box 108 Call Office. EERMAN GIRL WISHES 10 DO GENKERAL housework; good cook. P.ease call 1526a Steckion st. YOMPETENT GIKL WISHES SITUATION nd laundress: city or country. 406 Minna at., near kifih. for_ housework: |5 good co0< OUNG MAN (22) OF STEADY HaBITs wishes position: handy around electrical ma- chinery, enzines, boliers, etc.; has firsi-class rec- ommendai{ons and reterences: will start for smatl saiary M., box 78, Call Ufice. M ODLE-AGED 34N, 5 YEARS XPERT- M ence in large grocery, wants position in who esale or retail hcuse: understands handling and_packing glassware. Address D. FAKRING- V| \DDLE-AGED GELMAN WOULD LIKE SIT- M uation in private piace as coachman and gar- dener; willing and gober; elty and country refer- Adaress B. A., box 109, Call Office. VAN AND DAUGHTER WISH POSITION TO AVl ‘take charge of fruit ranch; understends al kinds of farm wors: haudy with tools. Adaress CHARLES YOUNG, box 126, Oakland. APANESE COUPLE WANT POSITION AS cook and second work: have good experience. K. G., 508 O'Farrell st. VISHES POSITION WHERE there {s no Bunday wors. Address G. M., box 2, Call Oftice. VARDENEE, GERMAN, SINGLE, OF LONG ‘experience 'In landscape gardening, green- house, flowers, orchard aud Vegetab.e-crowing, with first-class’ references. wishes_a sitvation in & private place; city or country. B. B, box 44, Oal. 330 FAYES ST -BRANCH OFFICE OF - Tre Cavy; subscripions and want ads taken. OTEL PORTER, MAN (ENGLI<H) A ROUT place, gardener, eic.: $20 and found; good ref- erences. Addres: M. S.. box 16. RANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL, 167 NINTH st.—Want ads and subscriptions taken. MARKET ST.—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL: want ads and subscript:0ns taken. OMPETE NT DR’ SSMAKER WISHES PRI in dressmaking. Address D., box IRLS W dress 1o MRS. H., box 10, this office. HING TO MARRY SEND AD- JORTH GERMA N GIRL FOK_UPSTAIRS work and assist with children. 1602 rell st. W ASTED_GIKL ¥OR GENERAL HOUSE- work. 1519 Baker st. ANTED — GIRL TO ASSIST AT LIGHT housework; wages $6 to 7. 462 Tebamust. 00D OP-NING AWAITS X trast box 74, Cal A _LADY OF o trifiers need apply. AddressC. D., (G AL FOR UPSTATES WORK AND WAIT- X" ing on tebe. 932 Jackson s:. OMPETENT GERMAN GIRL_ FOR GEN- eral housework and cooking 917 Sutter st. W ANTED-YQUNG GIRLTO DO GENERAL housework. 731 Green st. T A TED—MEN, WOMEN TO LEARN BAR- ber trade; oaly 8 weeks required: too:s given: catalogue sent. 5. F. Barber Scuool, 1516 Howard. TENOGRAPHIC SPEED CLUB NOW BEING organized at Heald’s Business Lollege, 24 Post st.: the cub wihil meet iwo evenings each week (Tuesday und Thursdar): club fees $1 50 & montn. () 2EX 0 JAKE LOLGING AT 10c, 150 100 200200 % nigne. inciuiin ot ot o £24 Washington st.. near Kearat, o o O W ANTED=ANIDE&: WHO CAN THINK OF Fome simple 1hing (0 yeteni? Yrotect vo seas: they may Dring you weaith. Write JOILLN WEDDERBURN & CO., Dept. I, Patent Atk neys, Wasninzton. D. C. tor thelr $1500 prisa offer and ist of 200 inventions wanted. W ANTED-BINGLE ROOM=, 160 A DAY: 8L Wweek: rooms for 2, 250 & day. 31 5U & wees: reading-room: daily papers. 36 Clny st. W ANTED. SOUE SHOES = WE Rieare EEoes upto 9 0'clOCK every nignt: thoss works ing through the day can have iheir snoes repairel At night while you wai:: ladies’ soling, 55 toling, 60c: fine shoes made 10 order from we have & 1ot of shoas been damaged by w Jess than ome-fourth’ their value, from 25¢ up 13 $2 50. 662 Mission st. bet. First s nd Secont st AGENTS WANT A AR A A e e E (PAS-TONATELY)—SO ETHING STIRS within me. She— You should use oneof Seed’s water filters. Agts wanted, BRICK&CO., 7 GENTS—A BOOK THAT OUTSKL. publicaulon ‘siice Grant's book I Miles' Personal Recollections”; every one wanis the book written Dy the commander-in-chief of thy United Staces army: first agent's commission £22 in 3hours. E. PERSON. manager subs tion department. The Whiiaker & Ray Compsny. 728 Marke ROOMS WANTED. ENTLEMAN AND ~ISTER WANT 8 OR 4 unfurnished rooms for housekeeping: near Fark panhandle: references. .. S., box 89, Cull. 8 UNFU Eu _ROOMS Fok HOU keeping: $10; near Market. A. B.. box 2. Call. W ANTED-— OR 1 FURNISHED KOONS: farnished complete for lousekeeping. Ad- dress J. M. G., Commercial Hotel. W IRNIHED ROOM BY GEN ILEMA of piano_state price. 0. K . box 15, Call ¢ T USE flice. HOUSES WANTED. \“?”firzpféi AL HOUSE, WITH LARGE sunny yard or vacant lot adjoining. w. H., box 108. Call Office. BOARD FOR CHILDEEN WANTED, JR0ARD WANTED IN KEFISED CATAULIC famiiy: only with motuer’s care, for boy and girl; ages 5 and 3 yeirs: references wanted and given. J. A. 5, box 108, Call Office. IBERAL OFFEKR; 2 Academy, 680 Markel st WEEKS' SEWING lessons, free to all beginners ihis week: pat- ternscu to order. 2ic. McDowell Dresscutting Y OUSG GIRL: TAKE CARE OF CHILDREN and assist light housework. 664 Broderick st. taken. 116 YATE SE—BRANCH OF¥ICE OF THE CALL; subscription and wani ads AWEENCE CUTIING SCHOUL IS only reliable place for iuaranteed 10 be perfecr. 1231 Market st. atterns; every onme VW ANTED-_GIRLS, FROM 11 T0 1. INQUIRE between $and 5. ' 1103 Geary. \i OST CONVEXIE TAND RESPECTABLE: AW ‘Winchester Houss, 44 Third st, near Market: 200 rooma; 25¢ to $15J per night: $1 50 t0 $6 per week: free 'ous and baggage to and from ferry, JLYNN'S DRESSMAKING AND COLTING Academy. 14 McAil week. ter 5.~ $1 MALE bBELS ECOND WANTED, $25. C. R HANSEN & (0O, 110 Geary st. COOK, COUNTRY HOTEL, $60: third cook, country hotel, $30; neat bellboy, ERMAN FARMER AND WIFE; SEE PAR- ty here: $30. C. B. HANSE. & CO, 110 Geary st. JRRANI-BOY. $10 AND ROOM: BOY 70 wash dishes, 88 & month, room, etc.: cook, §9 Aweek: o0, $60 to 76 snd room: ook and helper, $75 and room: pasiry cook and heip on therange, $65 and room. MARTIN'S, 749 Mar- ket st. RASCH HaND. $10, ETC.; BARBER TO run country shop. MARTIN'S, 749 Market OY FOR GROCERY-STOR ! “ence required, $10 and foun; smita for ranch; 3 cooks: agents, 634 and 636 Clay st. anese boy, §4 a week, ete. 315 Stockton st. i, NO EXPERI- 2 orchar - hands, $2U; bay for photographer's office: black- waiters; 10 farmers. MURRAY & KhADYV, leading employment ANTED—COOK SMALL HOTEL. COUN- try, $25; ranch cook, 835; barkeeper, 1 n preferred, $25 and found; young man to wait able, $16; man and wife, countrs hote.. $40; LEON ANDRE, ANTED_ENGLISH STASLE FOEEMAN, 56 and found; teamsier and wife, §35: 30; man to raise turkeys on choreman and wife, suares; milker and drive milk wugon, cracker-baker, $75: and otbers. Apply 1o J. F. CROSETT & CO.. 628 Sacr. mento st. EN WANTED TO JOIN THE *OCTH SEA Isiand expedition; membership $50: perma- nent homes on the co-operative pian: will sail in their own vessel: membership-books ‘will close shortly. Apply 547 Siission st. OLORED B Y OR GIRL FOR PRIVATE family to wait on table and assist coox: cltv refer.nces: waves $15 per ‘month. address E. Y. P., box 83, Call. AKINER WITH $100 TO DU INSIDE work and shipping; clear $3 a day. D., box 160, Cull. A7 MONTGOMERY. CONER OF CLAY— 4| open unti 9:30° o'clock; branch office of the Call: subscriptios VW INCHESTER HOUS| Market; 200 rooms; 25c to $1 50 per night: $1 50 to $6 per week: conventent and respectabie; free bus and baggaze to and from the ferry. FEMALE HELF WANTED. 00D C('OK FOR HOTEL IN SAN RAFARL, see party here, $25; waitress. country hotel, $20; general housework wr's, $15 to §20. C. R. HANSEN & Cu., 110 Geary st. QTRUNG HOUSEW! RK GIxL FOR BERKE- ley, $20: German girl, geneial housework, 3 in famiiy. $20: Germ n housework gri for San Lorenzo, 20, see party hete i morning: Grrman c00k, $25. C. K. HANSEN & CO., 110 Gear: st (3 EBMAN KURSE WISHES ENGAGEMENT by lady in confinement, sick ladv and chil- box 106, Cal Office. dren.” Address Nur: OMPETENT WOMAN WOULD LIKE POSI- tion u: cook and inundress in private tamity. Call for 2 days 50634 Hayes st. WOMAN W TH A CHILD WOULD LIKE light work in resvectable lodging-house for Addrcss 615 Lurkin st. room and board. VY ASTEL—LADY OF EXPERIENCE, WITH €003 recomriendations, s situation in'lawer, doctor or dentisi_ office. Address M. D., box b, Cull Oftice, akland. VW ANTED-SITUATION A8 HOUSEREEPET by & midd é-azed lady inwidower’ city or country; best of references. Call at 515 Eighth st., Oakland. W oNTE —A FEW MOKE FLACES FOR day work, house cleaning. etc., by young Ger- Address MRS. HICKANEY, 602 man woman. Howard st., near Second. URSE. NEVADA COUNTY, 820 7 COOKS in German and Awmerican families, $28. §: $40; German chambermaid and tewing, $20; Bsecond girly and nurses, $20 and 825: v slting governess; dishwasher in restaurant, $20; res- taurant waltress, $25, and a large number of girls for_cooking and’ hyusework in_city and country. J. F. CRUSETT & CO., 818 Sutter st. ROTESTANT GIRL FUR COOKING AND some Lousewors: American family of 3; $20. J.F. CROSETT & CO., 16 Sutter st. Y AITEESS ™ GO GNTRY HOTEL. ~$30; 13 bousework girls, city and coun ry, $20 and $25; 8 young girs, assist, $10 to $16. MISS CULLEN, 825 Su:ter st. | (GSEMAN YURSE DN CHILD. 335 WATT- ress. private boardig-house, 2 $25. MISSCULLEN, 823 Sutter st. i laundress, JADY, WOULD LIKE A FEW CHILDREN i to board: guod care: pleasant location. Grerrero st bet rizhteenth sud Nineteenth. Y OU~G NURSE, #1%. MISS GULLEN, 523 Sutter st. ESTAURANT WAITKESS, §6 PER WEE MISS CULLEN, 328 Sniter's . TANT —\ GOOD WA 'TER: ONE WHO speaks Spanish ana Engllsh. 425 Geary st. [ANTED—BOY IN PHARMACY; $3 PER week. Cor. Kddy and Steiner sts. W ANTED—YOUNG 3% ers. 427 Golien Gate a TO SELL FLOW- bet. 7 and 8 A. . ANTEDU—COOK FOR RESTAURANT. plv 202 Ninth st. OY WANTED, HANCOCK BROS., PRINT- ‘ers, 636 Market st. ANTED AN EXPERIENCEDGROUERY cers. 234 Van Sessave. RINTERS—WANTED. BOY 10 SET TYPE in job office. 47 Third st ANTED—GUOD PLUMBER. ieenth st., near Howard. 291a SIX- STEADY MAN TO ASSTST IN WAITIN. on customers ant aitend to cash: must have $100 cash and ba satisfied with $18 per week. 777 Market st., room 7. HOEMAKERS—FIRST-CLASS SEOP WITH excelient irade: must be sold this week: will sell for less than value of toois. Call or address box 138, = ebastopol, ~onoma County, Cal. § ANT SOME ONETO BOARD A CHILD & year old. Apply 267 WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS, T ANTED— <+ COND-HAND GASOLIA gine, 8 or 10 horae-power; aiso, holsting geur; Address E., box 114,-Call Otfice. TILDINGS BUUGHI; LUMBER, SASiES, doors, mantels. ete., for sale. 1166 Mission & SLL YOUR BOOKS, CLOTHING ity 10 A. KLEIN. 109 Sixth s EDUCATIONAL., EALD'S BUSINESS COLLKGE, 24 POST. Bookkeeping, business practice, shorthand, typing, telegraphy. Janguages, Euglish branches, ical engineering: =U teachers: 15,000 gradu: day and evening sesslons; catalogue. ADY TEACHES PIANO AND MANDOLIN thoroughiy: 50c a .esson cellent planis nnd accompaaist jor enteriainments and purties. 12,9 Octavia st. ASAES. THE TEAbING ToLLEGE 553 £\ Montgomery individual instructioa 11 ehorthand, typine. bookieepinz. telegrapny, etc. lite scholarsnip $30: low rates per week and mo. UNGLISH, LATIN, MA’ = lish literature a specialty. MISS ROULS! 724 Q'Farrell 5°. QTIEHDS SHORTHAND AND BOSINESS College, 723 Markot st. ; students traine.: otlice situations secured ; lowest rates or credit 107 tultion. ISG.NEERING SCHOOL: MECH. ELni. civil, mining, survey, assar. srchit. X ray isugizes. 1864. A.VAN DER NAILLE Mkt UUKEEEFING THUROUGHLY IN 6 WEEKS OF year's coirse free; only AccONNIADL teACRIOK. TARR, room 572, Parrott KXmporium tullding. ELASCO'S LYCEUM SCHOOL OF ACTING— Private theatricals arranged: puplls reheary>1 on riage. R 5 and o, ¥, ROF. LOUIS MER : VIOLIN, MANDOLIN, guitar, cornet: ressonable. 225 Ceary, nr. Powell RAWING AND PAINTING TAUGHT; ropean artist; $5 mo. 305 Larkin, r. 105: P M. TANO, MANDOLIS AND GUITAR LESSONS given; 50c. 125 Tenthst. St PIANO: PAKIS GHADUATE: serman lanzuages: $2 mo. 109 Tay.o | ‘,"OIL‘L, DRAMA, ORATORY: PRIVATE AND class. Prof. RO~S, Donoboe bidg: ROF, L. RANKIN — VIOLIN ‘mandola;terms reasonable. 223Geary,nr. Powell RENCHLEARNED EASILY. TAUGHT BY agraduate from Paris. J., box 10, Call Otfice. UITAR, MANDULIN, P1ANU AND VOCas leesons, $5 mo. Mary Westhany, 39 Fifth. OUKKPNG, WHITNG, ARITHMTC, GRAML, day &night: no ciaises: $5 month. 815 Mission. JIGHT SCHUUL: HEA LU'S BUS.COLLEGE: 24 AN Post :conimercialsborthan: 2t01,7 108 ANDOL! DEN FULL SuT OF iretH WORTEH $15; « warranted 5 years: extraction free: tillings S0c. ‘Chicago Dental Parlors, 24 Sixch si. OSITIVELY PALN LES KAl DR. HARDING, 500 Sutter: tel. malu 5575. HALFANT & CHALFANT, MOVED ¥ ROM § Mason to 119 Poweli: bridgework aspecialty. (CULIoS brtal 4 OCIA 110 ket st. DR CHARLES W. DEC: 77 A SET FOR TEETH-WARRANTED AS £00d a3 can be made: filiing §1 DE. SIMMY dentis:, 930 Marke: st., next Baidwin Theater. AINLESS TiuN, 50c. CROWN bridge work a specialty: plates §5 up: 13 vears experience. R. L. WALSH. D.s, 8153 Geary. R LUDLU M H1Li, 1445 MARKELD ST, NE Kleventh; no chare for extracting whea Dlates are made: oid piates mode over liks leeth from 8 per set; extraciing 50c: gas xiven. TULL SET OF 1 FRIH, $i¢ . 50; crowns $3. Pacific Dental Parlors, 18 Third. TET OF TEEIH WITHUUT A PLaLK DR H. G Young. 1841 Polk st [SARBHLS PRULRULLL I UNIOS £AlpLOL ‘ment secretars. CONRAD TROELL. 657 Ciar ARBER-—FOR EMPLOY MANT CALL ) P. (. Barbers’ Asan. S FUCHS, 325 Grant av: GURN Y M BAR:mAS nuPLUL Mass secretary JH. BIKNARD. 102 ~eventh at. WO-CHAIR B RBEK-SHOP FOL cheap: good location. 4156 Hayes st. BALE Ub MALA L VO GULUEN - open evenings: Sundays (il noon, SFGOME DENTA L ASSUCIALION, 709 5 J ket, bet. 34 and 4th: gas specialists, «xtracting, with gas, at without any plate. moved from 6 to 20 O/ Farrelis ARBER-SHOP: 2 CHAIRS: LONN: GTED with 4 buths: cheap if sold immediately. ply to *TOLTZ, §30 d.arket st. UTEHRE WANTED—A YOUNG MAN THAT - understands cutting meat, (0 drive a delivery wagon. 1525 Faik st., Alameda, nr. broad gan o, EAMSTRESS, $:0. M1SS CULLEN, 323 Suuter st. RIMMING COUITER ON LADIES SHOES J. C. NOLAN, 541 Market st. LL WOURK RRASON AND Wa Tanted. DR b W.KY. 1122 e AVi PALE—MISCELLANLGUS. HANDSOME LOT OF PORCELAIN STAT- ues aud hand-pamnted dishes, eic.. chioice bric-a-brac, to be s0.d at very low prices. National Loan Oftice, 133 Taylor st. B THEANNUAL MEETING OF THE AS: sociation of the Hospiizl for Children and ‘I rainiux School for Nurses will be held a: the Los- pltai, 3700 Calitornia st, AHURS AY, Junuary 4, 8L 1:39 P o MES J. W. KERR, Recording - ecretary pro em. W DLUTCH MINING AND M1 LING Compavy—The rs>ular annual meeting of the stockholders of the Dutch Mining aud Mil ing Company wlil be hela at the ofice of the com- pany, rooms 67 ana B8, Stevensun building, south- west corner Lalifornia ‘and Montvomery streets, San Francisco, Cui., 00 MONDAY, the 18th day of January, 1897, at 2 o'clock P. M, for the jur- pose of rlecting a poard of airectors to serve for the eusving year and for the transaction of such :::r bu Ferl (ll :l‘:]k be brought efore the ransier books ciose Tuursday. J oy a4, oo wiq palield e e . 'TENBACH, Presiden [SEAL ) Grouam W. GRRMARD, Secreinsy. Fan Francisco, sauuary 7, 1897. B, ANUA] MEETING—THE REGULAR annual meeting of 1he stockholders of the Uceanic Steanmhip Company will be he it the oftice of the compan.. ¥a7 Market street, fan Franclsco, Cal., on THURSDAY, the 21st day of January, 1897,'at the nour of 11 '0'ciock A. M. fer the pnrpose of el cting a board of directors to serve for he onsuing year and the transsction of uch ouber buniets us may come before the meet: 3 s will close on Saturday, Jao- uary § at120'c ock . X F. 1. SHELDON. + ecreary. OUNG LADY WISHES SITUATION Fo housework and cooking: wages $16. Callat 118245 Broadway. JRENCH SEAMSTRESS AND WAL 5: French gov-rness. $25: Swedish or German cook, $30. MISS CULLEN, 823 Sutter st. GOOD WATCHMAKER WANT=D XT RUBENKUMP'S, 39 North El Dorado st, stockton, Ca. WEDISI GIRL WISHES SITGATION IN PTIVALC Temily : pStairs OF general housework ll}ll firsi-class refereaces. Please call at ra st., near Fifch. WEDISH GIEL WANTs PLACE general bousework: Jewish and American Gooking: wages 825; city roferences. Call Tues- day and Wednesday'ay 1170 Market fourih floor. OUNG LADY lize a ituation as housekeepe uy. Apply 158a Fourth st., room 2. “ILOM THE EA~T WOULD clty or coun- SITUATION WARTD BY YOUNG GIKL IN ) Catholic family to ussist and care of children. t., near Fifeh. OMPETENT YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A situation cooking and housework in American family: bestreference. 1538 Ulay, near Larkin. +lease call 419¢ Natom: (3" RUAN GIRL WISBES A SITUATION AT general housework. Call at 640 Stevensou st IDDLE-AGED GERMAN WOMAN, $16, A% housekeeper. MISS CULLEN, 3.8 suuter «f, ALITRE>SS, HUI KL, SOUIH, $2u; Wall- ress, country restaurait, $20 and room: ‘women and girls for cooking and hontework ; cook and Jaundress, private family, city, $35. MURRAY & KEAUDY, Leading Employmant Agents, 634 and 636 Clay st 4 ANTED—SECOND AND WASHING, $22 50; German cook, $35: two French nurses, $25 each: secoud giri, 815; French second, young girl for dressmaker's rstablishment, §10 & week: three Frencii girs for the couniry, $20 and $15. LEON ANDRE, 315 stocktoa st. EEMAN COOK, REFER ond ‘girl, £16; German nurse ond giri for Stockton, $:0—see lady. ¥rench girl, for cbi.dren, $20; ¥ German second giris, $20; cook and cownsiars work, M il Valley, $26: American cook, $23 50. cali early. German Employment ¢ flice, 546 Mason st. ANTEDXY SITUATION BY A MIDDLE- aged German woman for upstalrs work and the care ot culldren, or wouid teke the entire care Of an Infant: best r st. between Fifth RESEEC ABLE, COMPETERT WOMAN WADIS 1040 general housework: it try: American family. 1807 Mission st AFECIAL i £5 L) DIA OPIUM CURE FOR §25: PER- fectly harm,ess; ladles treated at home, B. D. KIMMIS, 916 Market st.. Columbian Building, & _BAL TENANTS SiECIRo FoR st coilections mads, or con: i Lollection Co., 415 lfillnuz.. lflfll‘.‘"‘d- uwmu AU, RELIABLE WOMAN WHO IS A GOOD COOK wishes a situation; wiildo lisht Lousework gndiskind to children: will work for moderaie ages. Address lasi employers. 3586 Twenty- chind st EL AB. K. AMERICAN WOMAN WISHES with chidr-n, housework worker, willing and oblig- afiernoous, 858 U’ Farrell st situa jon to ass| or cuamberwork: 1ng; wages $20. diess J. J., AN ED — COOKs. CHAMBEKMAIDS, ooy Rurseicls girls 10r housework. MRS HIRD, i RAVELER FOR HARDWARE AND 1BON: country trade; state age, experience. etc. ., box 117, Cail Oftice. FYUU AKE AN 2CTIVE MAN AND WILL ing o work and dejosi: $10, w e can guaraniee positively $25 per week. 215 Sansome, room 11 QHOESHOP FOR SALE; CHEAP; MUST sell this week. Inquire 1621 Devisadero st. AKBER-~H. P; §126; 4 LIVING-KOOMS; reuionly $10. "Appiy this office, NE-CHAIR BARBED- HOP; $25. GOOD location. Apply Call Office. 95| 8 MISSIUN — SUBSCRIPTIONS wan: ads taken for THE CALL. w AThD—4 MEN 70 SOLICIT ON ANEW 10 500ds to carry: salary If preferred, 1 156 Fifth st. W 23T ADS AND SUBSCKICTIONS FUR THE CALL are taken at_Branch Ufiice, south- west corner Kixteenth and Mission sts, SEYLisk AND DUKABLE CALE SHOES: ourown make: £175. y59 Howard, nr. Sixih, W AITRESS COUNTRY HOIEL, $20. R T. WAKD & CO., 610 Clay st. OUMS 15610 70 Prit N 1G4 13 60C 10 8180 per week. Oriental, ¥25 Drumm st. TOB SATH — LAKGE NEWFOUNDLAY i & pup. Tuquire 1028 Foisom (saloon). TEREOFTICON—CA CIUM ATTACH- ments, with dissolver and views. Address box ¥ 95, Cal Office. {OR FALE_SMATLL YACHT 1IN GOOD CON- dition. Addre s K. W.. box o7, Call 1,ARS, "BACK Biks MIRROHS, SHOWs ! cases, counters, linoleum, office furniture, store and office farniturs and fixiures. new and second haud. J. NuONAN, 1017-1019-.021-1023 Aission s.., above Sixib, RINTING MATERIAL FOK ~ALE CHEAP at 8 Montgomery ave., room 14 [SUILERS ERGIS £520-HA S MACHINERY water-pipes. Mcintosh & Wolpman. 157 Beaia. VOMS PAPERED, #2560 UPWAKU: WHIT- ening, fining, peinting at lowest mier. EDWARDS, 1 500 Websier at. tel. Steiner 235. Baks SeALEs ~ MITROYS ERESCI ranges. etc.. bought, sold. M KKK, 1118 Hiission. ECOND-HAND SaFE; FIKEPROUF: VERY ch D.N. HAWLEY, 818 Marke: ATIUNAL UASH KEGISTER, GUOD Ofe der: also large iolding-door safe. 8 Miission st. OFFEE MILL SCALES, LETTER TRESS stand des<, money tlil, sae: cheap. 102 Clay. (G 'RES OF AL NATIONALITINS TO FILL ‘various positions. from $10 to $25. 306 Mason SINGLE FURNISIED KOUNS: 150 A NIGHT: 75¢ week. Lindell House, Sixth and Howard, ONAKCH BLUR FLAME HEATERS ARS the best. W. S. RAY MFG. Cu., 12 Cailifornia W ANTED-FIRST-CLASS WAITRESS TAKE charge dining-room in first-class private board- ing-house: good position; referencesr-quired, Ad- x 49, Lall Ofiice. ANT D—LABURERS AND MECHANICS 1o know thu: kd Kolxin, Leno House tor. stlll runs Denver House, #17 Third sti 153 8¢ per nignt: 81 1083 rer weak. IaFge ro0m; ANTED—LADY STENOGEAPHER WHO writes a plain_hand; wages $16 a month. Address B. k. R., box 91, this olice. i W ASTED=GERMAN GIRL FOR HOUSE wark and pluin cooking. 1803 Devisadero. ANARU au UL sk WALES LG “ra&oierks, KNG X Collection Azey. 114 Satter 97| & MISSION ST._BRANCH OFF AT T e e s 9518 MISSION St TCE OF 2518 {0 subscriptions and want ads AL KISD~ BUUGHT. SOLD, EXCHANGED Ten taken. | ABS SHOWCASES, COUNTENRS, SHELV- ing. etc., 1ought and sold. 1063 Mission, nr.7:h. 05 DAL MruiUM AND LARCESIZS fire xnd burglar proof safe. 109-131 Marce: 5o SEWING MACHINGS, ted Tepalred: lowest rates. U5 Fourih si 3