The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, January 27, 1897, Page 12

12 e THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, A BIG BATTLE FOR LAVEAGA'S MONEY It Was Begun in Judge Coffey's Court Yes- terday. Attorneys Lyons and Dwyer - Quote Antagoaistic Code Provisions Thousands of Doliars Invelved in the Question of Collateral Inheritance by a Legitimate Child. Argument in the J. Vicente de Laveaga estate was opened in Judge Coffey’s court yesterauy morning by Attorneys Lyons and McEnerney, representing the recos- | nized heirs of the deceased, while Attor. ney J. J. Dwyer spoke for Anselmo de Laveaga, who claims to be the natural son of J. M. de Laveaga. The estate amounts to about $900,000, and there are five claimants, including young Anselmo. Anselmo was recognized and adopted by his father and legitimated in the mos solemn menner. It is acknowledged*on all hands that the adoption of Anseimo by his father is complete and indisputable under the laws of this State, so far as the rights of the young man to inberit from his father's estate is concerned, yet Messrs. Lyons and McEnerney argue that he bas no right to inherit coliateraily from his uncle Vincente. Addressing the court, Mr. Lyons said: it res no argument to show that A mere reading of the stat- ient 10 establish our position.”” Thereupon Mr. Lyons read section 1387 of the Civil Code of the State of California, which so far as it pertains to the matters involved in this litigation, provides: Every illegitimate child is an heirof any person who in writing, signed in the presence of a competent witness, acknowledges himself 10 be the father of such child. Mr. Dwyer returned a8 Roland for his Oliver, and read section 230 of the Civil Code, which says: The father of an illegitimate child by pub- licly acknowledging it as his own, receiving it 8s such with the consent o1 his wife, if he is married, into his family, and otherwise treat- ing it as'if it were a legitimate child, thereby adopts it as such, and such child is thereupon for all purposes legitimate from the timeof its birth. Mr. Dwyer was not so positive in his as. certion of his posicion as Mr. Lyons had been, but he intimated that he thought that the lawyers on the other side would have a hard time sweeping away that pro- vision of the code which makes the child thus recognized “legitimate for ali pur- poses.” The court intimated that it regarded the question presented to be of great impor- tance, aside from the amount of property involved, which is considerable. The point in controversy is wuether a child thus acknowledged hasa right to inberit from his father’s brother, the boy’s father having died before bis uncle. *n view of all the circumstances, the court desired to give full scope for argument by counsel. The court tad no knowledge of the ques- tion here oresented ever being decided in this State. It was agreed that briefs shall be sub- mitted and that there shall also be oral argument. To strengthen the claim of the young man Anselmo as an heir to & share of his | uncle's estate the allegation will be vressed that a great share of Vincente's estate was actually inherited from A selmo’s father, and to back up Anselmo’s zht for an inheritance it is pointed out he was recognized in his uncle’s will and accorded a Jiberal bequest, but t as much as he would receive if de- clared an equal heir with the other legatees under the will. rtimation has been made that the legal fight again selmo will include a question of identity, and he will be called on to establish the fact that he is really the child of Vincente de Laveaga’s brother. Depositions of residents of Mexico wilt be taken, as Anselmo was born in that country, where his mother died several years ago. Itis evident that a prolongea struggle for the thousands of dollars has been be- gun, and it may be years before any of the | heirs will be in a position to enjoy the fruits of victory. WOMEN WRITERS. Interesting Papers a: the Monthly Meeting—A Musical Programme, At the monthiy meeting of the Women’s Press Club Association, held in Shasta Hall on Monday afiernoon, the following excellent programme, prepared under the dgirection of Mrs. Frances Fuller Victor, was presented to a large audience: Piano solo, (a) “‘Aufschming” (Schumann), () “Spinning Song” (Mend:lssohn), Maiss Mar- guerite O'Connell; paper, “Among the Alas- kans,” Mrs, Maria Freeman Gray; vioiin solo (selected). Mlle. H. Chamonde St. Hubert poem, “A'Greeting to the Frost,” Miss Harriet . Skidmore; paper, “The Army Woman,” . J. J. 0'Connell; song, “For All Eternit; ascheron), Mme. L. Steffani; violin obli- 10, by Professor Johansen, accompsnied by Professor Zilliani; paper, “'Across Some Pleas- ant Threshoids,” dirs. M.'V. Tingley Lawrence; violin solo, “Spanish Dance” (Sarasate), Pro- fessor Johansen; recitation (selected), Mrs. Frances B. Edgerton. Mrs. Hester A. Dickinson, president, presided. Miss Alice G. Friedlander re. ceived and seated the guests. olrs, Frances Edgerton failed to appear, so Miss O’Connel: of QOakland favored the audience with an extra selection on the piano. Mrs. Gray’s paper, “Among the Alas- kans,’ was very interesting. She de- scribed the island of Unalaska and the habits of those that live on the island; also the beautiiul scenery that greets the eye at_every turn in that region. The poem by Miss Harriet M. Skidmore was well reccived, and she was prevailed upon to read it twice. “The Army Woman’ was discussed at length by Mrs. O'Connell, who wept on to sav that tuere was no more mistaken idea than that garrison life was not one of unalloyed pleasure. She paid a tribute 10 army officers in saying they are the most devoted, self-sacrificing husvands in the world, and the audience mnst have agreed with her, for the remark was received with much applause. “‘Across Some Pleasant Thresholds’ was the title of the paper read by Mrs. Law- rence, and she described the surroundings and interiors of such homes as those of Julia Ward Howe, Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes, Mrs. Wiiliam Hearst, Mrs. field, wife of the Chief Justice, Mrs. General Logan, and closed with a touching tribute to the memory of the late Mrs, Benjamin Harrison, whose hospitality had been accorded to her in the White House. ——————— REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS, jie B. Vallean to _Peter Daly, loton N line of . 110 £ of Devisadero, 28:9 by N 127:834: 810, Haniah i Hansenand as sdmiuistratrix of the esiate of Charles A. Haosen (by Charles Dixon, Sommissioner,) to Mathias Meyer, lot_on E line of & uerrero street, 100 S of Fifteenth, § 40 by K 112; BE00L, 1an and Jeaumetio Meyer to Occidontal Loan Association, swme: $10. Yite (o Pacific Loan Association, lot on E line of Sauchez sireet, 5l:4 N of Twentysixth, N 24:4 by E 80: §10. 24 ob and Lina Heyman to Hanuah Batcheld lot on N line of Twenty-third street, 100 W of Hoffman avenue (Ellen), W 26 by N 114, lot 168, H-yma Traci; 810. Tavid Figone to Antonio Luchettt, undividea | haifof lot on Sline of Union street, 80 W from 81 corner Unlon and Kearny, W 20:6 to E line of Sonoma piace. S 17-6, K 20:6, N 77:6: $10. Jonn L., Walter H. and James C. A iams and Eijzabeth G. 3. Jackson to Adams Company (8 corporation), 10t on & line of Thir{ street, 20 S of Werrison. N £ 57:6 by 81. 35; also lot on N W corner of Fulton and Gough sreets, N 157:6 by W : aisolo. on W line 0f Steveuson sireet, 80 virieenth, N 25, W 67:6, 525, W 0,5 5, X 50, N 5, I 87:6; $10. Tsanc M. and Kobert Merriil (by David Scan- nell.late_ Sheriff) to Joseph Bacigatupt, 10t on Si Jine of Howard street, 260 SW of Fifth, SW 25by SE 80, Sherifl’s deed: $50. Tomas. James and Klizabeth Stanton to Martha E. Sel'. ot on F- line of Rhode Isand street, 275 S of Yolo, S 25 by E 100, 1ot 9: §10. g | © Xdoiph Sutro to Arihur G. Mericourt, lot on NJ: corner of D street and Forty-seventh avenue, E 32:6by N 100: $10. Louls ana Rose Lipman and London ana San Fraucisco Bans_(limited) to Henry and joanua Gsusen, lot on W line of Ninih uvenae, 175 S of H street, § 25 by W 120; $10. Fhomas B. Valentine to Jennie A. Forbes, un- divided 8539-230,000, beginning at a point In Out- | side Lards block 781, distant 110:6 on a !fne N 0 deg. 30 min. W _from N liue of L stieet and % on a line, 5 89 deg. 45 min. E from Four- th avenue, Sk 38,25 chains, W 46.17 chains, tos li'e of O sireet, E to E line of Twenty- to N line of L street. £ 28, NE 24 . 32,39 chalns, SW 19.50 chains, SE_3 W 2.50 chalus, SE 4.28 chalis, SE 8.10 chuins, 250 acres, Treat Traci: 81 Oscar Jucobson to Andrew and Anna de Glorla Peterson, lot on S line o¢ Minerva sireet, 390 E of Oriziba E 200 by § 125. lot 3, block 0, Railrosd Homestead Association: $10. ALAMEDA COUNTY. John A. and Alice Ulrich to James Rolph Jr., lot 15, biock B, Peralia Helghts, East Oakian 10. L imes Roiph Jr. to Fred A. McNally, ssme, East Oa:land; 810. Golden Gate Land and_Improvement Company | to Augusta Olson, lot on S line of Parsons sirect, 120 & of Low Rinniug, beiug 1ot 6. biock F, J. E. McElraih Tract, Unsiaad Towaship: $600 C A. Balley (execuu Bailey) to J. A. Brothers, all of block 10. bounded on ihe N by Russell sireet, E by Grove. S by Stasou and W by Llarper, being portion of Central Park Tract, Beskeley: $5455, Francis 1. (or Frank 1) Maithews to Thomas Anderson, iois 2 (0 6, map of mrookiyn FPark Homestead Addition, Erookiyn Township; $10. | “Walter s and Emma L Bigelow to Craigie | sharp, lot on N iine of Sycamore. s.reet, 141 | San pablo ave | ~\W.B. Hard 1 T. Ashby (exvcutor estate of Willism Asbb: SE corner of Eighth aud Webster street By § 100, being lots 5 to 8, biock 79, %S0 1ot on 5 line of Eighth street, 125 & of ~ 100, being lots 13 and 12, blo Oskland; $10,300. Elenora S. Shakespeare to Lowell J. Hardy, lot on K line of L reot, 144:9 S of Twelfth, $'44:9 by E 126, quitclaim deed, Oaklaud: 810. estate of George R. | ue, E 50 by N 99.58, Oakland: $10. eral. (br “commissioner) to Mark 1, § 40, W 120, N 40. E 120 10 be- | MEETING NOTICES—Continued. B2 Y ASONICCEMETERY ASSOCIATION. — The anoual meeting of lot-owners in the Mesonic Cemetery will be held at the Masonic Tempie 0n TUFSDAY AFTERNOON, February 2, 1897, at 2 o’clock, for the election of three trustees and such business as may legally come Dbefore it GEO. J. HOBE, tecretary. SITUATIONS WANTED—Continued, JANUARY 27, 1897. HELP WANTED-—Continued. HELP WANTED—Continued. BUSINESS CHANCES. CCOMPLISHED YOUNG LADY WANTS TO A GG & pacens housskoeper: bachelors o widower's home. Room 2, 223 Post st ANTED_RESPECTABLE OIRL FOR GEN- ousework: small family; good home: $10. 1736 Eddy st- ! OUNG WOMAN WOULD LIKE POSITION ay housekeeper; city or country. Call 144 Fifth st., room 6. 10 4’2 CHURCH ST.—WOMAN TO DO WASH- ing; wages $1 and carfare per da Ger- man or ~wede preferred. 5 LE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING of the stocknolders of the National Ice Gom: pony wiil be had at the . flice of the company, 327 Market st. San Fraucisco, Cal, on WEDNES- DAY, the 8 asy of February, 1897, at the hour of 11 o'clock . ., for the purpose of electing a board of airectors to serve for the ensuing year and the transaction of such other business as may come before the meeting. J. i DONAHUE, Secretary. Office 327 Market st., ~an Franclsco, Cal. SPECIAL NOTICES. &, JHEY SELL ALL DRY GOODS, YARN, table linen, lace curiains, towels, hosiery, underwear, corsets, embroidery, laces, ' buttons, linin:s, thieads. handkerchiefs. veliings. etc., very cueap at Ploneer Ury-goods Store, .08 Fifth st. BAD TENANTS LJECTED FOR $4: collections made, ety oOr country. Pacifia Collection Co.. 416 Montey st.. room 8. Tel. 5580. XPFRIENCED HOUSEKEEPER (WIDOW) Wants WOrk in widower's ot bachelor's house- hold; country preferred. 88 Ninth st., room 17; hours, 11 A. . 109 P ». JADY, EXPERIENCED IN MANAGING hotel or lodging-hou.e desires & position In same. Apply 1148 Sutter st- WINCEESTEB HOUSE, 44 THIRD ST, NR. Marcet: 200 rooms 25¢ to 81 50 per nizht: $1 50 to 86 per week ; convenent and respectable; {ree bus and baggage to and from the ferry. W ANT ADS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE CALL are taken a Branch Uflice, south- west corner Sixteenth and Mission sis. QUBSORIPTIONS AND WANT ADS FORTER CALL taken at_branch office, 339 Hayes st.; NEatT JOUNG RISl FOR OENSEAL ousework: sleep home; ing: $10. 2807 Jacksou. " b ey VW ASTED, YOUR SHOES_ WE REraTR shoes up'to 9 o'clock every night: those work- Ing through the day can have thelr snoes repairal at pigat while you wait: laaies' soling, 55c; men's Eoling, 60c; fine shoes made (o order from '$2 up; we bave a lov of shoas been damaxed by water, i Jess than one-fourth' their value, from 26¢ up io 39 50, 562 Mission sz, bet. First si. ond Second <. FURNITURE WANTED. PPRENTICE, CUSTOM PASNTS. 7 LEO- £aDard place, oft Leavenworth, bet. Turk and A BPBENTICE TO LEARN DRESSMAKING, at 321 Fartlew si, bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth. ANTED—GERMAN GIRL FOR GENERAL housewors. 3216 Jackson st W ANTED_YOUNG SWEDISH O GERMAN &irl for light housework; no washing: wages #10. 605 Gesry. e ANTED—STRONG GIRL FOR_HOUSE- work; plain washing; wages $16. 710 Hyde. open unii 9:3) o'clock. W COR. SIXTEENTH ST, NEAR MIS. sion: branch _ office of THg CaLL Sub- scriptions and want ads taken. SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE. OMPETENT MOTHER AND DAUGHT- er desire situations: mother good cook: best references; country. MI~S CULLEN, 828 Sutter. RESSMAKER—FIRST-CLASS FITTER AND siylish designer: thorough dressmaker by the day. MISS WARWICK, 104 Grove st. 713 LAREIN-BRANCH OFFICE OF THE 'ALL: subscrintions_an ¥ d (GBL, GENERAL HOUSEWORK: SMALL family: wages $15; references. 1628 Fell st. W ANTED—A LADY OF TACT AND RE- finement for position as oflice manager: secur- 1ty required. Address Manager, box 43, Call Office. SITUATIONS WANTED MALE. OMPETENT ENGLISH COACHMAN AND gardener desires siiuation: best ref; city or country. MISS CULLEN, 328 Sutter st. JEAT YOUNG HEALTHY WOMAN WISH- S8 sltustion as wetnurse. . G, box 77, Call Office. WEDISH GIRL WANTS SITUATION AT © housework; small family. Address 901 Fol- som st WITH A GIRL 15 YEARS OLD 126 Fourth 0U J wants & situation; cliy or country. st., room 7. Y QUNY GERMAN GIRL WOULD LIEE TO do second work or chamberwork. 325 Sutter. BY RELIABLE, STEADY woman, & place to do housework: Is good cook chambermaid: good reference; wages $10 to 8128 month. Address 79 Jessieat., bet. Firstand Secon W ANTED IWEDISH YOUNG GIRL WISHES SITUA- 1 tion 0 do second work or take care of chil- dren. 916 nuchanan st. HUNIER & o, CHINESE AND JAPA- nese employment office. 17 Webb st., below Kearney, nr.Cal.; tel.nain 281 W.C.YOUNG, mgr APANESE INTELLIGENCE AGENCY. R. 0, St. Ann's bI'g, 8 Eddy st tel Main 5234 HINESE & JAPANESE; EST'D 20 Y EARS: help;tel. main 1997. BRADLEY & C0..840 Clay F YOU WANT GOOD PRICES FOR FURNI- T tnd merchanatse soe BURD, 211 Larkin. URNITURE, STOVES., CARPETS, COUN. F ters, sbowc‘:‘u; ANDERSO: 1121 Market. VHOSE WHO ARE SEEKING BUNINE places it will pay them by caliing on THOMa: & CO., 83 Sixth st., room 18. ; ARTNER WANTED [N A CASH BUSINES must be able (o give good reference: no othe need to apply. 33 Sixih st., room 18, THOMA! &Co $600 VILLBUX & FISE COFFEE HOUSE: @ good location; doing a good_business Will hear Investigation. 33 Sixth sk, THOMAS & €0., room 18. 325 WILL BUY A FINE CANDY STORE coing a nice business. Call 33 Sixth 8t., room 18, THOMAS & CO. IGHER PKICK THAN ANYWH. bv Indians Auction C0.1057 Mark ROOMS WANTED’ HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS, NEAR POST ara Mason sts.; permanent: rent $12 H. E. H., box 121, Call Gffice. ¢) UNFURNISHED SUNNY ROOMS: LIGHT £ housekeeping:state price. J., box. 77 Call office. BOARDING WANTED. COUPLE, 2 ANTED—BY AN ELDERLY Hx HEST CASH PRICES PAID FORFURNI ture, restaurant, saioon fixtures and grocery stocks. STENBELG CO.. 632 Market st. $425. SALOON: WHOLESALE DISTRI e Toagid-estabilshed piaco: cheap rent with Iedsce: leaviug cliy. STENBERG & CO., 633 $ 350 SOR\ER GROCERY AND BAE, ng-rooms: half block of Mar ket st.; rent $25, with lease: excellent chance for 8 man of energy. STENBERG C0., 832 Market. $150, RETAURANT: FINE LOCATION D e w1y iB Jiving rooms.”taraishied recelpi a : suitable for wite. STE BERG €O, 692 Marketat - 0 “ife STEX sunny rooms, unfurnished preferred, in & COAL-OIL ROUTE: 100 OG: = = P R 3 USTOM- TANTED_GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE. | Quict family, with’ bourd; terms 850 best reter- | $350. crm: cood horss ars’ vl U3 ANTED-GIRL BO% Cuen S e s e 38 B ot | B300 ST o s wenss F. DREESCUTTING SCHOOL—FRENCH ROCERY AND BAR: 4 ROOMS; PRICE « tallor system taught. 916 Market st., rm. 54. JLYNN’S DRESSMAKING AND OUTTING Academy. 14 McAllister st.: $1 & week. 615 LARKIN_BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CaLL: subscriptions and want ads. taken. ERFECT FITTING AND STYLISH DRESS cutting and making taught; easy payments: unlimited ‘lessons; patterns 28c. McDOWELL Dresscutiing School, 638 Market st. HINESE AND JAPANESE EMPLOYMENT oftice; beat help. 414g O'Farreil. Tel. k. 426. OSITION WANTED AS POKTER: HAVE Lad 4 years' experience in one wholesale house in thisciiy; 1 am astrong young man, 22 years old and living at home with my parents: will do any kind of hard work. Address M. GALE, box 71, Caul Office. W ASTED — SITUATION TO CARE FOR _Y¥ horses; good gardener: first-class driye: handy with tools; ciy or country. H.B., box 11 Call Office. TOUNG RESPECTABLS GIRL WISHES i X sitvation in nice family; fs fond of children. 9234 Shotwell st. Y OUNG MARRIED MAN, EXPERIENCED, would {ike & position at teaming or delivery wagon. Address W. T., 1 Kimball piace, city. | GuRMAN GIRL WISHES POSITION FOR | G chambarwork or taking careof cniidren. ., Martin Thiel to Manuel Marshall, lot on W cor- | po GNP SRORK N 87:6 by SW 50, being the & 1 of ot 11 and all of lot 12, block 1, San Abtonio, Eas: Oaklund; also all interest in proverty immediately in rear and joining above land, East Onkland; $10. Mary A. McQues:en to Emma P. cQuesten, lots 3, 4 6 and L Yg Of S 345 of lot 2, being a sub: division of plat 1%, Watson Traci, Kast Uakland; $5000. 5 John L. Cooke to Helen M. Wettstein, 1ot on SW corner of Eas: Eighteenth sf nue, SW 159,08, NW 200, N 137.42 S 201.85 tobeslnning, being lots 7 to 10, block 101, map of portion of same, East Onkland: §10. James C. Millikin to 3 line of Forty-first street, 217:8 E of L | by N 100, being lois 3. 4 and 5, Millikin Tract, | Oakland Township: $10. 1 Janie M. Austin to Howard J. Hill, lot on S line | | mer of Fast Twelfth street and Sixteenth avenue, | | of Rose street, 105. 3 of Telegraph avenue, E 35 by S 100, being lot 9, block P, Roberts & Woif- skill i ract, Oaklaad Township: #10. Charles A. Balley (executor of George R. Balley) to Martha G. Bailey, undividea | | half interest of foliowing propercy : Lot on N iine | of Dwight wav, 787.07 W from its intersection with line between plais 61 and €7, Rancho V. and D. Pera ta, theice NW 100, California un Nevad Railroad, S to N line of | Dwight way, E to veginning, being portion of plat | 81, Rancho V. and D. Peralta, serkeley: also block & bounded N by Mason street, E by Harper, S by Frince and W by Regent, being portion of Centrai Park 1ract, Berkeles: $2115. | | “Levis. and Viola i, Preston to Jesse H. Taylor, | | 1ot on N Jine of West 1 weifth stree, 60 W of Camp- | | bell, W 10 by N 160 being portionof lot 12 1, Tract 383, Oakland; £10. Pacific Sta:es Savings, Loan and Building Com- | | pany io Lureka Land Assoc ation, lot on £ line of Maguolia street, 195.80 § of Tenth, S 50 by E | | 120, block 847, quitclaim deed, Oakiand; $5. Enreka Land Association 1o Augus: Lan Oakland: $10. Charics Balrenther, F. C. Carlsen and Robert ith (by commissioner) to Mary S. Horner. 1ot on SE line of Fourteenth avenue, 1158 NE of East Twenty-fourth street, NE 80, SE 314, SWt0 a | point, N W 75 to beginning, being portion of lo: 12, Highland Park, East Oskiand: $1000. J.C.zad Veronica Bassett to Wiiiiam Wilson, the esate of | me, | street, S 26.6 by W 67.1, being lot 1 and portion | | of 1ot 2, block 2088, Paradise Pia, Oakiand Town- ship: $10. | JoTheodor and Christine Woliitz to Louia Wollitz, ot 0 ~ line of Murray street, 840 E of Front, & 100, belog lot 92, Poier Tract, Berxele: J. L and Mary C. Barker to Frank McAllister, Haste street, 500 W of Tremont, 5160, callister to Nellle McAlister, Francis M. same, Berkeley; gift. Jennie_£. Hattle Clark to J. W. Dunning, lot on SE corner of Bancroft way and Fult street, £ 100 by S 44, being poriion of 10¢ 8, b o Bai'ey (executor of the estate of George R. Batiey) 10 J. L. Barker, all of block 7 of Central Park iract on amended may of resub- diy sion of Central Park, Berkeley; $4500 P. W., J. E., Johavnes E..J. B.C, B. C. R and 3. R. Hamel and Fredericke Mesecke (by Sheriff) 10 Augusta W. I nisenberg, Jot on N_line of Foiger avenue, 963:1 W of San Pablo, W 80 by N 125, being 10t 72 07 map of property of Villa liome- | stead Asscciation, Berkeley: $74. P.W.,J.E. J, B.C. B. C. R, J. L and R Hamel, Frederick Mescohe and J. S. Lange, by Sheriff, to same, lot o N line of Folger avenne, 1053:1" W of Sab Pablo avenue, W 80 by N 125, being lot 73, same, Berkeley: $96. | - ame 1o same, 10t on N line of Folger avence, | 1143:1 W of an Pablo avenue W-90 by N 125, being iot 74, same, Berkeley. 590, zene H. Carlton to Frederic T. Biole:tt. lot on E line of Union s reet, 200 N of Bancroit way, N 25 by E 110:4, block 2, Villa lots adjoining Uni- | versity site on'the <, Berkeley; $10. Alfred Chariz 1o same, lot on E line of Union stieet, 225 N ncroft way. N 25 by K 110:4, belng iots block 2, same, Berkeley: $200. ambrose J. Lattin to 1. V. Ralph, block 1, bounded on the £ by Levee street, on the S by lands of Foster, on tie W _by Alameda Creex and on the N by the lands of Mrs. F. Ralph, town of Alvarado, Weshington Township; $10. Builders’ Contracts. story building ou the N line of Greeu street, 97 W of Leavenworih: Maxwell G. Bugbee, archi:ect: | 8988, Margaret Whittman with D. G. Bergsen, carpen- ter work, etc., for a onc-story _cottage on E line o Sixth avemue, 276 X of California street; . G. Bergsen, architect; $1558 SAN “CALL. | _ BUBINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco Carz~ 710 Market street, Open untl 13 o'clock every Bignt in the year. BRANCH OFFICKS—527 Montgomery street, corner Clay: open until 9:30 o'clock. 39 Hayes street, open until 9:30 o'clock. 815 Larkin street, open until 9:30 o'clock. BW. corner Sixicenta and Mission sireets, open wntil 9 o'clock. 2518 Mission street, open until 9 o'clock. 187 Ninth street, open until 9:30 o'clock. 1305 Polk street: 6pen nn- il 9:80. FRANCISCO NOTICE OF MEETINGS. CROCKETT LODGE NO. 139. F. and A. M.—Called meating THI A (WEDNESDAY) EVENING at 7:30 Gclock. D. 8 By order of the W. M. H. FORTRIEDE, Secretary. MISSIOS LODGE NO. 169, F. & A. M. — Caled meeting THIS e (WEDNESDAY) EVENING at 7:30 o'clock. First degree. By order of the WM. C. D. BUNKER. Secretary. MOUNT MORIAH LODGE, NO. 44, F. and 2. M.—Moeting THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING At 7:50 'elock. Second degree. 1HEO. FROLICH, Secretary, EXCEISIOR LODGE NO. 166, F. & A. M.—Special meeting THIS (WEDNESDAY) J VENING, Jan. 27, at 7:30 o'clock. Third dearee, THEO. E. SMITH, Secratary. UNITY ENCAMPMENT NO. 26,4 1.0.0.F. Members nouficd o at: tend tuneral of our late Patriarch, FRED H. STANLE, THIS DAY, at 1:50 P, JOHN L. CROSBY, C. P. ORIENTAL _ ENCAMPMENT, No. 57, 1. 0. O. F.—Officers and pat- riarchs are invited to visit Sunset Encamp- ment No. 25, in_Alameds TO-MORKOW. (THURSDAY) EVI . Take 7:30 P. M. narrow-gauge ferry iine. By order. J. W.ADAMS, C. P. Branch, Altention—You are reque ed to aitend & most important meeting at your hall THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVEN. NG PRESIDENT. £ 0, /i “HAREAGLDERS, of the Independent Red Men'u& Hall Assoclation—You are hereby Loti- fied that the annual general meeting of the share- holders of the Independent Ked Men's Hall A350- clation will take place on THURSDAY EVEN. 7G, Janunry 28, st 8 o'clock, In the Ked Men's Hull, 610 rnen s’ C B. KODE, President B.'A. * AMMANN, Secreidry. KNIGHTS OF THE RED : et and Booreave. | oop | .l SW to I line of | JJASTERN ot on W line of West sireet, 360 S of Forty-third | bet. . being lot 14, block 5, Barker | or boarding-house; Homestead Associaiion, | A. Truwortby with P. J. Brennan, to erect & one- | ~VERMAN MAN WISHES SITUATION IN 3 private family, hotel or restaurant. Addre 617 Misaion at., room 13. OUNG WOMAN (AMERICAN) WISHES position ss compauion, nurse Or nUTSEry gOV- erness with iamily going to Honolulu. K., box 37, Call Oftice. ¥ FANTED BY RESPECTABLE WOMAN, housekeeper's place or general housework with an aged couple; good cook. Call 814 Filbert. G GENMAN LADY WISHES POSI- tion as governess or companion; thoroughly capable of handling children. Apply 1206 Polkst Y Spacpeniot o0 5 | QITUATION WANTED BY AN ELDERLY 1D lady 10 assist in small private family; can do cooking and baking. Address 226 Filbert st. [ RENCH GIRL WISHES A POSITION AS 1ady’s maid or chambermaid and seamstress; good references. Address 8224 Broderick st. ESSMAKER WISHES uits finished in two : st. work: w days. Dressmaker, 12015 1 WIDOW OF EXPERIENCE would like first-class place as housekeeper for lodging-house, widower or bachelor, Room 9, 472 Stevenson st., corner Sixth, after 12. TOUNG LADY WANTS SITUATION: CAN do hairdresyinz. manicaring and _help with upstairs work. Address S. C., box 8, Call. Y 9556 GIRL WOULD LIKE HOUSKWORK. Please call 221 Eleventh st. JASTERN WOMAN WISH#S SITUATION as housekeeper in hotel or private house: ca- Dable worker: can be relied on I every particular. Address k. H., box 83, Call Oftice. W OMAN WanTs TO DO HOUSEWORK 1d wishing: §1a day and carfare. Address S. B. C., box 44, Call Oftice, RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES situation in a private family for general hovse- work: kind 10 children. Apply 1108 Alabama st., ‘wenty-third and Twenty-fou th. 7OUNG GIRL OF 16 WISAES PLACE TO DO light housework or mind baby. 1417 Shotwell. ITUATION WANTE ' BY A FIRST-CLASS cook. Apply al 52714 Linden ave., nr. Octavia. D WAITRSS OR CHAMBER- like & situation in_coun:ry hotel 0. Address box 452, Hay- TXPERIE maid w wards P. O. "FINED GIRL FROM N £W YORK WQULD U walt (n alalv; can read and sew; would take care of chuid. 606 Ash ave. NEAT,YQUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUATION AN 'to do housewors or chamberwork: sieep | home; wages $2 75 per week. Address 33 Crocker street. | 7-¥ YOUNG WIDOW POSITION AS HOUSE- | " keeper in loaging-house or private. Call or ad- dress ¥ R, C., roow 22, Nevada House, Sixthand Natoma sta. DROTESTANT WOMAN DESIRES A SITUA- tion in a nice family: good home more than | wages. 206 Fitth st., room 8. | (ERMAN GIRL WANTS A PUSITION: CAN | Gcook.” wash, iron good. 213 Perry st., bet. { Fourth and Fifth. | Youse WOMAN WAN' day washing or housecieanin 167 Ninth st., Branch Call Office. | WANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, SITUA- tion 1040 houseworx and cooxing; is & good cook: ity or country. 590 Stevenson st. S WORK BY THE Address L. 0., ANTED—PLACE IN A PRIVATE FAMILY by z00d woman; 18 a g0od cooki Do postals. Call 1205 Laguna st. B, COMPETENT MARRIED MAN POSITION s watchman, shipping clerk or any situation of trusi; speak, read and write English, German and Spanisi; highest of references. Address H. B., box 92, Call Utice. APANESE COOK WANTS SITUATION 1N smail family; wages $20. S. NAKAHARA. 1600 Pacific ave. POSITION, PRIVATE OB GENTLEMAN'S place: can take care of horses and cows and b generally useful; gool reference. Address 529 Sacramento st., room 79. 0Y, 17, WANTS POSITION OF ANY KIND, i cily or conniry: understands the care of borses and can drive; will work very reasonable. B., box 94, Call Offi Y OUNG MAN OF 19, WITH REFERENCES from last_employer, desires a sitnation. Ad- dress H. D.. 5968 Army st. \Y ANTED—PERMANENT POSITION BY young man; well educated; trained nurse by profession. Position, 7233 McAllister st. MAN, WIFE AND CHILD WOULD LIKE M room where wife could work for room rent. Call or address 124 Ivy ave. ANTED — POSILION AS BARTENDFR: references and 2 years' experience. Bar- tender, box 86, Call. JITUATION WANTED BY YOUNG BOY OF 13 years speaks Engllsn and French. Ad- dress M., box 104, Call. VW ANTEDLWORK BY YOUNG MAN (GER- man) as Uish washer, to assist in cooking, wait- ing or other work; city or country. Pleass address H. MILLER, 631 'Sacramen:o street, room 15. ANTED—MEN, WOMEN TO LEARN BAR- ber trade; only 8 weeks required; tools given: catalogue sent. . F. Barber Scnool, 1516 Howard. 116 YINTE ST—BRANCH OFFICE OF ko) THE Cau; subscription and wani ads n. AWRENCE CUTTING SCHOOL IS THE only reliable place for patterns: every oOne guaranteed (o be perfect. 1231 Market st. OST CONVENIENT AND RESPECTABLE: Winchester House, 44 Third st,, near Markat: 200 rooms: 25c to 8150 per night: $1 50 to 86 per week : free 'bus and baggage to and from ferry. MALE HELP WANTED. 4 SCANDINAVIAN OR GERMAN FARMIRS for an orchard. $20 and found; 2 farmers, same ranch. $20; 3 Kasiern farmers, §20. SEN & (0, 110 Geary st. 3 EXPERIENCED MEN T0 RUN BURLEIGH ) drills, couutry, $2 & day and board; 6 gravel- miners, see boss here, free fare. C. R, HANSEN & CO.. 110 Geary st. XPERIENCED MAN TO CHARGE RE- torts for a gashor se, country hotel, free fare. C. B. HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary st. ECOND COOK, COUNTRY HOTEL, NORTH, 860. C. R HANSEN & C0,, 110 Geary st. MAS, IO PACK A MULE TRALN, §250 DAY 8-horse leamster, 850 and found: stage-driver: C. B. HAN- man (o cultivaie biackberri:s on shares, see boss here: 2 cooks: 2 walters: 2 dishwashers, etc., etc. MURRAY & READY, Leading Employment Agents, 834-836 Clay st ANTED — MAN AND WIFE, NO CHJL dren, for a dairy ranch in Sonoma County, §00d place to work, 84U per month and found: Swiss mil<er, married man, wife 10 cook for a few men, §40 per monih; farmers, milkers, cooks, waiters and dishwashers. W. D, EWER & CO., 626 Clay st. " ANTED—WAITER FOR RESTAURANT, $30 & month:; German or French cook, pri- vate boarding-housr, $40: cook, small place. $20: dishwasher, $15, and ouhers L. ANDKE, 815 Stockton st. 0OK, $60 AND ROOM: COOK, 876 AND room: cook. $40 and room: cook, $8 s week: second cook, 840 and room; third cook, $35 and eman, $:0. MARTIN'S, 749 Mar- ARBER WANTED WEDNESDAY AFTER- noou, Saturday afterncon and Sunday. 1327 Facttic st APANE-E DAY WORKER — WINDOWS washed, house cleaned. washing done, ete: fi class wors guaranteed. KUM i A, 1116 Mission st. RONG BOY, 17 YEARS OF AGE, WISHES A situation of 'any kiyd; willing to work. J. WOLEF, 40214 Grove st ANTED — MIDDLE - With references, wan. and general work about brit handy with tools: moderate wages. ing, box 119, Cail Office. GED AMERICAN, situation as garde..er iace: horses, Cow. Address Will- TOUNG MAN WANTS POSITION AS DRI- ver for baker's wagon: good references; country preferred. W. B., Posiwfiice, Alameda. Y YOUNG GERMAN, POSITION AS CLEKK in cash zrocery; have had some experience: objeet, fucure partnership. Address G. C., box 52, Cull Ultice. \Y ANTED — MIDDLE-AGED AMERICAN With references wauts sl uation as gardener and general work about private place; horses, cows nandy with (00ls; moderate wages. Address Wil iing, box 119. Call Office. Q0D BASTERS ON COATS. SELIG, 108 Battery sl 0Y WANTED TO WORK IN PLUMBING- shop at 1015 Kearny st. BUICEER WANTED AT 2201 MASON 6T, corner of Chestnut. TRONG BOY NOT UNDER 156 FROM RE- spectable parenis to learn the candy trade; call at once at SCHAEFER'S, 22 Sixth st. ROOMS AND BOARDING WANTED. OME WANTED FOR AN OLD RESPECT- able man; state terms by the year or month; city or country. H., box 86, Cail. WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS. W ANTED_DIAMOND IN EXCHANGE FOR plano. Address H., box 119, Call. UILDINGS BOUGHI: LUMBLI, SABILES doors, mantels etc., for sale. 1168 Mission st SELL YOUR BOOKS, CLOTHING AND JEW. elry to A. KLEIN. 109 Sixth st.: send postal MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, RE YOU CONTEMPLATING THE PUR- chase of a plano? 1if 80 our warerooms contaln the most desirable stock from which to make the selection; bargains for cash, installments or rent contract plan: we are selling some pianos for $3, #4 and_$5 per month; beautiful new uprights for 6, 87, 85 9 and $10 per month: no cash pay- ment required larger than the above ounts all purchasers of upright pianos from us have the privilege of exchanging same for a Stelnway any time within 3 years from date of purchase with- crifice. SHERMAN, CLAY & CO., repre- 'ntatives of Stelnway & Son’s pianos, cor. Kearn; id Sutter sts., San Francisco; aiso Oaklan Cal.; Portland. Or.: Seaitle, Wash. E HAVE SECURED THE AGENCY OF the wonderfal Ivers & Pond pianos, a specially relected stock: all siyles, uprights and grands: Just received: it is impossible to make & better piano: absolutely without a weak point; sole agenis for Ivers & Pond, Lindeman, Connor, Muenlfeld, Haynes and Singer planos. J. T BOWERS & SON, Metropolitan Temple buliding. CTUALLY THE BEST BARGAINS IN pianos: see our 1'st for this week: planos on $3, $4, 85, B6, 87, 88, $9, $10, $15. $20 monthly payments: fine stool and cover with each: deliv- ered free anywhere in the city and kep: tuned by expert concert tuners. The F. W. SPENCER CO. Salesrooms, 933 Market st., opp. Mason. BSOLUTELY THE OLDEST AND LARGEST house west of Chicago Is KOHLER & CHASE'S, 26, 28 and 30 O’Farrell st planos, or gans and all ‘other musical ~Instruments, of all grades and prices: terms easy: prices lowest; tveglhln‘ possible done 10 please and salisfy Loe customer AINES, BUSH & GERTS AND KNASE PI- anos: get our reduced prices; fine second-hand uprights, $185: organs, $35. W. C. HAMILTON, successor 1o A. L. BANCROFT & CO., 324 Post st. LMOST NEW WEBER PIANO, $200, cheap; Stemway, good condition, $175: fine organ, cheap. THE'J. DEWING COMPANY, second floor, Flood bullaing; elegant display of fine Hardman uprights. JANOS SOLD, RENTED, TUNED, RE- paired, polished, shipped, stored, for lower rates iban any other firm in tue city. J. HARRY BCOTT, 526 Hayes 8. RAND UPRIGHT CURLED WALNUT plano, used very littie; cheap: mus: be sold on account of death in the family. 211 Shotwell. DMINISTRATOR'S SALE — MUST SELL, ianos av immense reduction for cash or on insialiments. EATON ESTATE, 735 Market. [ INE SQUARE, §55: SIEINWAY OR Decker Bros., $350. New uprights. best and cheapest, at MAUVAIS', 769 Market st. G. BADGER. SOLE ACENT FOR HALLET & Davisand Francis Bacon pianos. 415 Sacta. Fill e o S Bl L e e ANTED—BARBER TO TAKE CHARGE of shop. 14214 Fourth st. + condition; $5instalimts. 221 Leavenworth. ARGAIN — FINE CHICKERING $100. SCHMITZ, 18 McAllister next Hibernia Bank. AN TO TAKE ORDERS ON GOOD-PAY- ing article. Room 419, 927 Marxet st. / ANTED—BOY TO HELP IN KITCHEN. $10 A WALNUT UPRIGHT, STOOL, TEINWAY CHICKERING . scarf. Bruenn’s Plano-house, 228 Post. A SHaw, $185;great bargains;$4 mo. HLINE,136 Ellis. HOEMAKERS WANTEDON MEN'S SHOE <. 2024 Fifih st. 3250, AGNIFICENTSTEINWAY UPRIGHT AND Schubert: little used; sacrifice, 1019V an Ness ARBERS—GOOD S3-CHAIR SHOP: MUST gy bes0d at once. DECKELMAN BROS. 106 s L. ] MARKETST BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CaLL: want ads aud subscriptions taken. ‘3'_;9 HAYES ‘T.—BRANCH OFFICE OF e THE CaLL; subscripuions and want ads takon. RANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL, 167 NINTH st.—Want ads and subscriptions taken. MARKET ST.—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CaLL: want ads and subscriptions taken. 727 MONTGOM#RY, CORNER OF CLAY— +)Z | Open unti 9:30" o'clock; branch oftice of the Call: subscriptions and want ads. taken. VW LNCHESTER HOUSF, 44 THIRD ST, N& Market: 200 rooms: 25¢ to £1 50 per night $1 50 to $6 per week: convenient and respectal free bus and baggage to and from the ferry. MAN, WIFE AND CHILD WANT 1 OR 2 ¥l rooms in rooming-bouse, where wife can work for ren’. R. &, box 3, Uall. y’lfl}.\'(i GIRL WOU! D LIKE SITUATION TO assist In housework or mind child:en. Call or | address 222 Francisco s branch bakery. | W ASTED—SITUATION T0 DO WASHING and cieaniog house. 120 Stelner st., upstairs. | WANTED — SITUATION AS CHAMBE maid by & young Swedish girl. Appiy 225 Perry st., bel. Fourih and F . 7OUNG LADY WISHES POSITION AS seamsiress in private family: 1o objection to assisting in upstairs work. 499 Haight st., corner of Filimore. W ANIED-WORK BY THE DAY: WASH- | Y¥ ing or housecleaning. 24334 Natoma st. A rouNs WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION as second girl or light housework: no wash- ing. " Call 777 Market st ANTED—BY AN AMERICAN WOMAN, middle-aged, unincumbered, a good nurse | for invalid, lady or genzleman is a good cook and nousekeeper; wages reasonadle: 10r 2 in familys capale of taking full churge: best of clty refer- eaces. X., box 1, Call uftice. OUNG, AMBITIOUS GIRL WOULD LIKE position In sny kind of office: understands typewriting, shorthand and boo<keeping; $3 per Wook. "'Adiress 5. N box 43, Al T 6 83 P W ANTED-_BY AN BLOERLY WOMAN, & Place to do housekeeping for an elderly coupie: wiil also do | cook; steady | T)BESSMAKER WISHES TO GO OUT SEW- | &) fag i families by the day: 1. 214 Goiden Jace ave. QITUATION WANTED BY YOUNG WOMAN 1 cooking and housework in American family; | best city reference. Apply 14135 Sacramento st. \W ANTED_SITUATION GENERAL HOUSE- Work and cooking by compeient young girl; $20. Cali or address V. J. ¥., 246 Oak s | (\OMPETENT, TRUSTWORTHY WOMAN neral housewors: is a good plain d reiiable. 225 Minna st. housecleaning by the day: best reference. MRS, M. CUK1Ls, 3367 Twenly-sixth, near Mission. ANTED — POSITION AS COMPANION; will asast with chilaren: can give sniisfactory references. Address B, box 7, Cail Office, Onk- an X USPENDERS AND MUFFLERS EMBROID- ered by widow; 10 to 5 only. 1007 Market, r. 7. QITUATION WANTE) TO DO GENERAL honsework in smail family by neat, active, eiderly woman; good cool Call or address A. B, city or country. C,, box 121, Call. & wishes (o do washiug, ironing, cooking or | FEMALE HELP WANTED. UERMAN COOKS AND HOUSEWORK- girls, $20 and $25: waitress, cliy, $20: Scandi- Davian nursegirl, §20: - panish housegirl, §20. C. R. HANSEN & C0., 110 Geary st. ESMAN, SWrDISH, OR FKEXCH COOK, $35; cook, American family, $30; second girl, 825; nurse, $20: housework girl, Sacramento, #30: San Rafael, $30, and other towns; 12 house- Work girls, city and country, $20 and 825: 8young girls, assist, $10to $16. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sut- ter st NEAT GERMAN SECOND, GIRL, SAN JOSE, $20. MISs CULLEN, 328 Sutter st. JEAT WOMAN OR GIRL HOUSEWORK, sloep home, $15, MISS CUL.EN, 328 Sutter. OUSEWORK GIRL, JEWISH FAMILY OF 2,820. MISS CULLEN, 823 Sutter st. INEAT SECOND GIRL, 816 TO $20. MISS OUL- LEN, 848 sutcer s INURSERY GOVERNESS, $20: GERMAN 5o, JUTle, 820, country. MISS CULLEN, 333 utter st. NEAT REEIN.D YOUNG GIRL A8 NURSE, $12. MISS CULLEN, 828 Sutter st. GIRL, 3 HOUSEKEEPERS, $12 AND $15: Clay st., $25; girl, Octavia $20: tamily cook, $25: girl, Eday $20; Germau nursegirl, $20; girl, Bartlett st., $20: ‘Webster st., $20; girl, Laguna st., $18: g $15: girl, Powell st., $16: girl, Fillmore st. nursegirl, $10; girl, O'Farrell st., £15; girl, Folsom st., $:0: girl Thirteenth st., y oun; 8, $10 and #12 per month. MARTIN'S, 749 Market st. & CHAMBERMAIDS, $16: WAITRES<, COF- O fee-house: 3 waliresses. §20 and room: 2 cooks, $20 and room: waitress. countrs hoiel, 820 and room: waitress, city, $15 and room. MARTIN'S, 749 Market st. GENT INSURANCE COMPANY, $50. MAR- TIN’S, 749 Market st. ANTED — WAITRESS AND PARLOR- mald, $20; chambermaid and waltress, boara- 15: 2 French second girls. $16 aud $20: German nurse, §20: girls for housework and assist. LEON ANDKE, 816 Stockton st. W ANTED—3 AMERICAN, GERMAN AND Trish nurses, $20 and $25; 3 cooks, German yle, $26 and $30; 4 second girls, $15 and 2 iaurant waitress, $25. and gir.s of all nation: wlities for cooking and housework. J. F. CROSETT & CO., 316 Sutter st. PLAIN HOTEL LAUNDRESS; §30. B T. WARD & CO., 608 and 810 Clay st W ANTED — GIRLS FOR HOUSEWORK, waltresses, etc., at MURRAY & READY’S, Leading Employment Agents, 634 and 636 Clay st. r ANTED—BARBER-SHOP; 2 CHAIRS; 15c; north Powell. Send price. X., box 94, Call, Vv' ANTED—PARTNER WITH $200 IN GOOD o) baying ssloon; might work. W. R, box 85, 1 O-CHAIR BARBEK-SHOP AND BATH- < house, cheap. BERNARD'S, 102 Seventh st. YRON MAUZY, 808 POST ST.—SOHMER, Newby & Evans, Briggs aud other pianos. UPLRIOR VIOLINS, ZITHERS, OLD & NEW H. MULLER, maker. repairer. 2 Latham pi GOOD $200. DECKER. 1020 Market st. EST 4-CHAIR BARBER--HOP IN CITY £ () STATIONERY, CANDY AND No- 3300 tion store. DECKER, 1020 Market st, $600. &' DECKER, 1020 Markerst PARTNERSHIP IN PROSPEROUS pays at least $75 per month to each: can be largely increased; must be honest, Industrious, sober; ob- chance seldom offered: Investigate at ouce: no sgents. T.. box 97, Call. mining camp; 00d workman can di fixtures, good will, etc. Apply for particulars to Stoli and Van Bergener, 545 Markel si., OF A Y. PARTXER WANTED WHO CAN INVES from $2500 to $3000 in an enterprise in Mexic| if not wishing to. but I want none but a keen and brilliant_man, who must have money and judg- For sale by H. C. DECKER, 1020 Market at. FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT: $300. dia-cctabtished mercantile businesss ject desired not capital but good man; thisisa $100 SHOESHOP TOR SALE [ eat shop, newly fixed up: price Includes shop. BURROUGKS, 326 O'Farrell st. enormousiy profitavie; does not need to go dowa ment. S., box 71, Call Office. REATEST CHANCE EVER OFFERED; investment of $1500. balance in easy install- ments: $250 and over net profits per month: lodge Ing-house on the best parc of Market: established for many years. For further pariiculars address 5., box 96, Call Office. ARDENER WANTS PARCNER; SPLEN- did chance for good man; must be sober and of g0od character; $100 required: more than doudle stock on hand.” JOHN MANNERS, 960 Clay st., Oakland. $700. SEOF ANDOYSTER HOUSE, NEAR D . Baldwin; good reason for selling. In. quire this office. OR SALE CHWAP_ELEGANTLY FITTED up resiaurant: parties are leaving city. Ade dress 167 Ninth st. LD - ESTABLISHED CORNER GROCERY for sale. Twenty.second and Fair Osks sts. XPHESS BUSINESS, COR. SANSOME AND Sutter sta. J. C. FREDEKICKS. LD - ESTABLISHED BAKERY: EVERY. thing complete; for sale cheap. Apply Call. FOR SALE—GOOD EXPR BUSINESS, Apply SW. cor. Eighth and Market sts, INE PAYING CORNER CIGAK-STORE; cheap. 1 Taylor at.; Mitchell's ccrner. 0 LET_CIGAK.STAND, OLUBROOMS AND basoment. 639 Callfornia st. OCKSMITH AND REPAIRING SHOP DO- ing 2001 business, for sale cheap, on account of depar:ure East; spiendid cnance for locismith or toolmaker. Address G., box 3, Call Office, Oak- land. AN OR WOMAN WITH 8500 CASH TO handle and control a light and paying busi. ness: will stand investigation; $5000 per year. Call 124 Sixth st.. room 12. 1 5() CASH: ©OOD-PAYING RESTAU- rant: receipts from $15 to $20 a day. Apply 948 Fi.lmore at., cor. McAllisier. INE OPENING IN ESTABLISHED DETEC- tive business for partmer with litile money. K., box 1, Call Office. ARGAIN: if sold this wee R., box 18, Call Office. FIRST-CLASS RESTAURAN' living-rooms; no sgents. TRST-CLASS PHUTO 6ALLERY ON MAR Ket st. for sale. Address J. WARKAN, 231 Sevinth st., city. OKNER SALOON: ABLISHED business. Apply Chicago Brewery, 1420 Pine. PLENDID OPENING FOR BUSINESS MAN with $600. Particulars SICKELS, 620 Market. 00D PAYING RESTAURANT FOR SALE, or will rent to responsible party. Apply 210 Dramm st ROCERY AND BAR FOR SALE, CARTAN, MCCARTHY & CO., mento st. INQUIRA 812" Sacra- HORSES. 4() HORSES FOR SALE: ALSO WAGONS, buggles, carts, harness; Grand Arcade Horss Market, 827 Sixthst: auction sates every Wed- nesday. SULLIVAN & DOY LE. Auctioneers. ARBER-SHOP FOR SALE; RUNNING 2 chairs. Call 112a First st. [BAIBER WASHSTANDS, 1, 3AND 3 BOWLS, > cheap. H. HUFSCHMIDT. 623 Golden Gate av HHEF-CHAIR BAKBER SHOUP; 4 FINE living-rooms: yard: also gas range for sale cheap: owner going East; great bargain. 40814 Sixth st, WO-CHAIR BARBER-SHOP FOR BALE cheap: 00d location. 415 Hayes st. ANTED TO-DAY—ACTIVE MAN WILL- ing to work and invest; $10 cash; $20 weekly guaracteed; also man with small capital as mana- xer of branch office; good pay. 215 ~ansome, r. 12. 7 ANTED—SALESMAN EXPERIENCED IN school supplies. Whitaker-Ray Co..728 Markt OR SALE—THREE-CHAIR BARBER-SHOP; cheap. A. B. C., box 104, Call Office. TYLISH aND DURABLE CALF SHOES ‘made to order, $2 50. 959 Howard, nr. Sixth. KCRUITS WANTED FOR THE U. 8. MA- rine Corps, U. 5. Navy—Able-bodied unmar- es of 21 and 80 years of the United S:ates, or thoss iy declared their intention to be- come such: musi be of good character and habits and able 10 speak, read and write English and be between 5 feet 5 inches and 6 feet in height. For further information apply at the Recrulting Uftice, 30 Kllis st., San Francisco, Cal. 116 JLYTE ST — BRANCH OFFICE OF taken. THE CALL: subscription and want ads. BARBERY TROTECTIVE UNION EMPLOY: ‘ment secretary, CONRAD TROKLL. 657 Clar. ARBERS_FOR EMPLOYMENT CALL SEC. P. Q. Barbers' Assn. S ¥UCHS, 325 Grantave. OURNEYMEN BARBERS EMPLOYMENT secretary .H. BKRN ARD, 102 seventh st. FgEo HoUk: s684 MARKET ST.—EOOMS 20c, 28¢ to 60C night; &1 to §2 weex. 051 § MISSION — SUBSCRIPTIONS want ads taken for THE CALL. RO0HMS 180 T T8a PEE NIGH: 60c TO 8180 per week. Oriental, 225 Dromm st INGLE FURNISHED ROOMS;: 160 A NIGHT: 75c week. Lindell House, Sixth and Howard. ANTED_LABORERS AND MECHANICS 10 know that Ed Roikin, Reno House proprie- tor, stlll runs Denver House, 217 Third st.: 150 large rooms; 25 per night; $1 10 $3 per week. AND 'HE EMPORIUM SALES YARDS, 230 VA- Jencia st., 1s the place to goif you want (0 buy, sell or exchange horses, buggies, wagons or har Dess; anction sales every Saturday at 11 o'clock. 5 BET NEW AND "SECOND-HAND HAR- Dess: all kinds: buggy,wagon, Caris, surrey &rockaway: 40 cheap horses. 15th and Valencia () BEAD DRIVING AND WORK HORSES; weight 1000 to 1700 ibs. 862 Howard st. FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS. 175, CIGARSTAND, WELL ESTABLISH: O, ed, near Market st. Appiy this office. 900, FRUITSTORE; HORSE AND WAG. . on; fine stock. 'L., box 16, Call Office} ANDSBURG DEVELOPMENT CO. WILs sell s interest in its property and business for $9000 cash; money wanted to extend the business ofcomp'y : mining, real estate, commission. Oscar T. Shuck, 509 Kearny, E.F. Bean, Randsburg, Cal. $200 ALOON FOR SALE CHEAP. st £STAURANT: CHEAP:SEAT 50 PERSONSt 1iving-fooms; present owner for b years; must leave city: near factories K. S, box 8, Call BUYS HOTEL AND Ba 812. RENT 4521 Twenty-fourth st., near 762 HOWARD ONEEY, GENTLE AND KIND: WILL SELL cheap. 'A. F., box 74, Call Office. ALOON AND GRUCERY: GOOD LOCATIO] maust be sold at once, Call 33 Sixth st ., rm 18, MATEUR FONTS OF 1'YPX AND CASES, 60 cents. 8 Montgomery ave., room 14. HOROUGHBRED SCOTCH COLLIE AND fox terrier pups for sale; pedigree given. Ad- dress Pups box 66, Call Otfice. INE GORDON SLTTER DUG, 8 MONTHS old. J. C. L. FREDERICKS, Sutter and San- some sts. 00D-PAYING COUNTRY HOTEL TO RENT at reasonable terms. MRS. A, SIDWELL, Rio Vista, Solano County, Cal. OR SALE—ON ACCOUNT OF SICKNESS; fine corner saloon and rooming-hotel. Capitol Hotel, Eleventh and Frankiin sts., Oakland. INE BASEMENT SUITABLE FOR ANY business; one block from Market. 15 Grant ave. RESH MILCH COW; HALF JERSEY. 28094 California st. ATEST CAR FENDER PATENT; BEST IN- vention. Apply 628 Golden Gate ave. EW ELMWOOD RANGES ARE THE BEST. W. & RAY MFG. CO., 12 Californis st. RINTING MATERIAL FOR SALE CHEAP at 8 Montgomery ave., room 14. BUILERS,ENGINES, 20-114 X 0 MACHINERY water-pipes. McIntosh & Wolpman, 157 Beala. wANTED—PARTNER IN CHOWDER AND Iiquor house. 650 Sacramento, cor. Kearny. [,ARS, BACK BAKS MIRRORs, SHOW- D) cases, counters, linolenm, office furniture, store and office furnitur> and fixtures, new and second hand. J. NOONAN, 1017-1018-1021-1028 Mission st., above Sixth. ARS, SCALES. MIRRORS, FRENCH ranges, etc., bought, sold. MEEK, 1118 Mission. INATIONAL CASH REGISTER, GOOD OR- der; also large folding-door safe. 8 Mission st. (OFEE MILL SCALKS LETTER PRESS tand desk, mone y till, safe; cheap. 102 Clay. J5ARS, SHOWCASES, COUNTERS. BHELY- 3"ing, etc., bought and sold. 1063 Mission, r.7th. OFE SMALL MEDIUM AND LARGESIZE fire and burglar proof safe. 109-111 Market st. SEWING MACHINES. LL KINDS BOUGHT, SOLD, EXCHANGED, AT ovaireds lomen pets 00 Fons CARPET CLEANING. W AT ADs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE CALL are taken at_Branch Office, south- teenth and Mission sis, west corner Si Mir. 88 and 40 Lighih u:?xelaphana South W ANTED L0 COLIECT WAGKS DUE LABOR ers&clerks. KNOX Coliection Agey. 110 Suite: 95| § MISSION ST._BRANGH OFFIOL OF THE CaLL: subscriptions and want ads taken. SIMON WANTS 100 MEN TO GET BOT- . tle beer or wine bc: bes: freo lunch. 643 Clay. TPRY ACME HOUSE. 957 MARKET ST. BE- low Eixth. for s room: Z5ca might: $1 a week. W HEN YOU BECOME DISGUSTED WITH poor work send 1o SPA ULDING'S Ploneer Car- pet-beating Works, 358-67 Tehama st.; tel. So. 40. ‘WATTS, reliable carpet-cleaniug renovig, alter- . atlon works. 409 McAllistor. el Jessie S21. (CARPETS CLEANED & RENOVATED LIKE Dew. 28 Tenth; tel. South 36. Mackintosh & Co. J . B MIICHELL, CARPET-CLEANING CO. « 240 14th su; cléaning 8¢ a yard. Tel Mis 74, OSEDALE, 821 ELLIS ST.—SINGLE FUR- nished rooms, 2Ue (0 25¢ night, 81 to $1 50 wk. REEINED YOUNG LADY DESIRES A POSI tion: is & good housekeeper. 157 Seventh st., room 10, secoud floor. VW OMAN WANTS MEN'S WASHING AND romonending; also plain washing. A ppiy 211 Na- st COOKS, 830; UPSTAIRS GIRL, 826: 8 3 Ginis for novséwors. MBS, HIRD, 721 Eilis ERMAN COOK, $20; 3 COOKS, GERMAN style, §25: German nurse, $20 to $25: several grls, $12 to '$20. German Employment Oftice, 306 Mason st. JIKST-CLASS EASTERN DRESSMAKER wishes a few families to sew for: $1 50 per aay; best of references. Address M. A., 915 Polk st. FFICE FEE REDUCED; 25 CTS.; GIRLS OF ail vationali:les to fill various positions. Ger. man Empioyment Office, 306 Mason st. TOUNG WIDOW WANT~ GENTLEMEN' meuding at bome. 106 Fourth st., room 2. @ SOULSBY CONSOLIDATED GOLD Mining Company—Not ce Is hereby given that the regular annual meeiing of the stock- ho ders of the above company will be held at thelr office, room 7. Mills bullding, San Francisco, Cal., on WEDNESDAY, Febuary 8, 1897. EDWARD W. HEBARD, Secretary, ESPECTABLE W MAN WANTS WORK [\ by the duy. washing ironing or cleaning. 3800 Twenty-sixth si., cor. Capp. ALBACTIVE YOUNG WIDOW, UNINCUM- ered, '8 place a3 wo) b 2 oy et deslrea working ‘housekeeper, ELIABLE YOUNG GIRL FOR GENERAL housework: 3 in famiy. Apply from 9 to 13 at 1231 O’ Farrell st W ANTED-YOUNG GIRL FOB"G:N%BAWIE ousework: 2 in family. Apply bei. 9 a 124.'% southeast corner Frakiia aud Geary sta. (399D, BABTERS ON COATS SELIG, 108 Battery st. BE;T IN CITY—SINGLE ROUMS, 15. 20 AND 25 cents per night: $1, 81 45, 81 50 per week. Pacitic House, Commercial and Leidesdorft sts. ARPET-CLEANING, 3c; LAYING, 8c; RUG samples free; tel. J essie 944. Stratton, 19 8th sz, (COMKLIN'S CARPET: BEATING WORKs 338 Golden Gate ave. Telepbone £ast 126, e e s o ENTLEMAS PARTNER WANTED BY young widow of means. 108 Foursh, room 2. ESTAURANT FOR SALE: BEST LOCA., tlon; doing g0od business: grand bargai owner going away. Apply at this office. EWSPAPER ROUTE IN INTERIOR CITY Close to San Francisco. For paricalars apply this office. ENTLEMAN PARTNER WANTED WITH 850 by unincumbered widow. 207 Post, rm. 8. ERY CHEAP; CORNER GROCERY AND saloon. 381 Sixth st., corner Clara. $550 CORNER SALOON ON FOURTH ST. DU, sickness cause selling. Inquire Call. 5] 8 MISSION — SUBSCRIPTIONS AND want ads taken for THE CALL. 3839 HEAYES-BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL; subscriptions and want ads taken. LODGING-HOUSES FOR SALE. ECKER'S BARGAINS—————— ——— 27-room house $700| 22-room house... $500 1¢-room house.. 150| 24 rooms, cor 700 85 rooms. cor... 3,000| 14 rms on sutter. 700 11rs, must seil 20| 66 rms, best Clty 3500 H. ¢ DECKKR, 1020 Market st., 0pp. Fiftn. $25 HOUSE OF 10 SUNNY ROOMS; « north of Market; clears 835 over ex- penses. STENBERG CO., 632 Marke: st. OR SALE_ROOMING-HOUSE; 24 ROOMS; $200. 140 Minna st QQROOM HOUSE AT A BARGAIN ON AC- count of change of business. 11 kday st. ARGAIN: $760; NICELY FURNISHED ‘sunny rooming-house & rooms. bacb. 804 Gesry. WAFTBD TO BUY OR RENT A LODGING- Y Bouse of 20 ‘rooms or upward. J, box 105, ANTED—AN JDEA: WHO CAN THINK OF some simple thing (o paient? Protect youe SEERTRN S e s ractat e S 2 Washington, D. for thelr $1500 priza ‘and liat of 200 inventions wanted. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. OHN E. RICHARDS, LAW OFFICES. EOOMS J % 97, Crocker bUALLG; leleplions Main 5, Ban Francisco, Cal. W INCHESTEK HOUSE, 4 THIRD ST. NR Marxe:: 200 rooms, 25¢ a night: reading. room: free bus and bazgage (0 and from the ferry. Y ANTED-BINGLE ROOMS 10c & DAY: 51 week; rooms for 2, 350 a day. 31 50 & week; reading-room: dally papers. 86 Ciay at. 10() MEX,TQ TAKE LODGING AT 100 150 and 20c & nignt. including coffes and rolls. 624 Washington si., near Kearny. OHN R. AITKEN AND MAURICE L. ASHER, ALY &L law, rus 515,516, 5th fioor, Parrort bldg FURNITURE FOR SALE. CHAMBeR sSkiS, $l4; 400 5ives s5; parior sers, $30; “toitme. e ves, , $20; foidinc- #10; bas oucflis, T. D. McCARTHY, 764 Mission T L J. NEUMANN'S, 117 SIXTH, ¥O2 lowest prices on houseoid ocds: new Gf §00) 28 Dew: cas: oF on Ume: open eveuings, HOTELS. ROOKLYN HOTEL 208212 BUSH ST, board and room $110 §2 per day. $6 to $13 per_week; choice rooms 50 cenis to $1; suite To0ms for family 81 10 1 50 per night: first-class service; tree couch. CHARLES MONTGOMERY UCKINGHAN FUENITURE CO.—LOWEST prices: torniture, carne - ail s rados 86 M 553 PHYSICIANS. DRSS ODONNELL 1206 MARKET, COR GoldenGate av.; diseases of women a spec!