The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, February 6, 1897, Page 12

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, e S —— 1897. THE *“CALL” RACING GUIDE. PACIFIC COAST JOCKEY CLUB. Ingleside Racetrack. day of the Winter Meeting, 1896-97. Weather Showery. Tray Friday, February 5. Fiftieth Heavy. B((), FIEST RACE—Three quarte;s of a mile; malden three-year-olds: purse $350. T 7 Tetting, Index.| Horse, weisnt. |5t W | 14 op. Ci Lady Bt ool 1n 40 oo eeee 102 10 50 1 31 &5 207 81y : Sosmd XY, 81 15 Ju.tine 107 5h B0 Fort Aucus! ... 102 Th Spencer. . 5 Nuncomar ..109 11 H. Martin ... 30 Pink Smith.......102 12 |H. Brown. .| 50 100 Braxey o 107 63 1 J. Sbieids. .| 80 50 Clandin ' 7 13 11 [Thompson. il 20 100 Velox...... 91 1 Thorpe. . .| 6 6 M. Clicquot.. Zh 1 | Jones. 7-2 5 Good Won drivin 3. Storo's b £, by lmp. Martenhurst-Cheertul. Time, 1:20%4. *Coupled with 1 ady Hu SECOND BACE—une aud a sixteenth miles; purse $400. l} | i { | % | st |Fn Index.| Horse, age, w s | 14 | 3 Joskes. (480) Benamela, 4__...107 15(12 (113 T Sioan........... (498) Morte 138 123" |Thorpe.... 3 7] ' |Jones .. 386 |5.augnior. 498 Stevens. Gool start. Won east ouer, P. Denne's br. ., by Ben All-Prose. Time, 1:54. (), THIRD KACE—Three-quariers of a mile; selling; purss 400 T ] | Bewting. Inc. | Horse, age, weigbt. | 1o, Jocker. |Op (L 485 Eimer F,6.__ 104 4 E Jones. 3 52 481 | Whi estone. 100 |Goiden 87743, 388 |Minnie Cee, a.. . 97 14| Sisughter . By 470 |Im. FullertnLass6 95 H. Brown.. 1| 15 Ranjo, 8 97 |Spencer. 12 Frank Jaubett, 4.101 |3 Snields ] Mosier, 4 |McHale 100 Jock, 4 0 |Barringer. 100 ed Bird, 6 0 |H. Marun . 10 Contriion, 5. Thompson_."!| 8 Won easily Winn'r, N. & Hall & Co.'s br. g by Po tiand-Fantasta _Time, 1:191 o FOURTH KACE—Threequarters of m 503. selilng; purse $400. Index.| Horse, age, weignt. | St | % | st | P Jockey. 486 | Pat Murphy, 5 |"an | 22 | 1os |Siaughtes 8 189 | Moy an. 4. | 82 | 334 | 21" |jones .2 (486)| Kowalsksy, 4. | 1n 11 314 |H. Martin 72 389 | Callence, 4 | 8 5 iz 6 (459) | Yemen, 5 | 38 | 6 5 4.2 ns : Georce Milier, a. 1 235 | 435 | 6 110 0 Gooa start. Won ariving. Winner, A. B. Spreckels’ rn. g, by imp Kyrle Daly Maggie & Time, | | | | bisma. | near the church; CHURCH NOTICES. £ PRAISE SERVICE AT sT. PAULS piscopal Church. California st. bet. Fill- more ‘apd Steiner, 7:30 P. M Februsrv 7. —Eev. William M. Reilly, rector; F. Katz ebach, organist a-d direcior. Holy Com- muniop, 7:30 A3 : service. sermon and Holy Communion, 11 . 3: Sunday-school, $:30 A3 Mosic for the evening: Urgan prelude; Processional Hymn 516 (first), Sullivan; “Gloria Patrl” Mozar-Stainer: -Magnificat” in D, srnby: <Nuac Dimittis” 1 b, Barn Agnus Dei,” Tours: Hymn 535 (first), Barnby: organ 50.0. “Pastorale,’ Flagler; “Caotate Domino,” in C, Dudley Buck: tenor solo, “Prodigal Son.” Sulli- van: duet (+0prano und bass), “Father of Mer- cles,” Domzetti-Millard: chorus, “How Lovely Are’ the Messengers.” Mendelssobn: offertory, alto solo, Maria,” Faure: doxology: reces ley. organ posilude. Solo qusrtet—Miss Mabel Love, soprano: Mrs. M. Chap- prlle Henley, alto: Frank Micchell, tenor; H. A. Melvin, bass. HOWARD-STREET METHODIST EP1S- copal Chureh. bet. Second and Third streets, two blocks from Palace Hotel—Rev. W. W. Case, D.D.. ‘pastor: Martin ~chuiz, musical airect J°W. Whitiog, Nunday-school superintendent. Hours of public service:, 11 a. M. and 7:30 P x. Sunday-school at 1 Prayer meeting Wed- nesday evening, 7:4b. Epworth League, 6:30 Sunday evening. Morning subject: “Moral Stra- » Lvening subje t: *Look Out for the stor’s residence,140 Hawihorne s reet, telephone Hed 96l Churcn ck 961 E5 SINPSON MEMORIAL METHODIST Episcopal Church, cor. Hayes and Buchanan sts—Rev. Johin Stephens, pastor: residence, 309 Haight st. Preaching at 11 A. . and 7:30%. . The pastor will preach at both services. ~ub. jectat1l A. 3.: “The Revival Question.” At 7:30 . M.: 4 Kemarkab e liection ~cen~.” Revival services every eveninz this week excepl Satur- day, in charge of Drs. Pheips and Urmy. Sunday- school at 1 X 1ns superintenaent. £t tel phone, L. cordially invited 10 all the services of this church. Seats iree. Ushers iu Attendavce. Frayer-meeiing Wednesday evening at 7:45 o'clock. SITUATIONS WANTED-Continned, MALE HELP WANTED. e x TIDOW DESIRES POSITION AS HOWSE- keeper; does not object (0 2 chiidren. Ad- dress ... C. Hanover aves, & as: Oakiaud. HOP BUTCHER AND SAUSAGE-MAKER, cou iry, $60 to $60 and foun h et country, $50 and found. K.T. WARD & CO., 608 a0d 610 Clny . Veraita Heights, coruer Lester and 713 LABKIN_BRANCH OFFICE OF THE {13 CATL: Cubscrintions an. want ads taken. UBSCRIPTIONS AND WANT ADS FOR THE CaLziaken a: branch office, 339 Hayes s Open unt.1 Y:3) o'clock. W2 NT ADS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE CALL are taken at Branch Uflice, touth- west corner Sixteenth and Mission 8 s. JERMAN GIRL WISHES SITUATICN TO do general housewofk or housekeeping: good ook tor tmall family. 620 Washington sireet. W INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD ST.. NR. Mar.et: 200 rooms :5c o $150 per night: £150 1o 86 por week: convenient and respectablei free bus and basgage (0 and from the ferry. JW COR. SIXTEENTH =T, NEAR MIS- Dsion; braach office of THz CALL Sub- 1ptions and want ads tak SITUATION S WANTED MALE. NTER & t'(:'\CHL\'P-bK AND JAPA- Bese employment ofice. 17 Webb st below carney, ur.Cal.; iel. miain 281. W.C.YOUNG, mgr INTELLIGENCE AGENCY. R. Ann’s bl'g, 6 Eddy st.: tel - ain 5234 HINESE & JAPANFSE; EST'D 20 Y KA /nelp:tel. main 1997. BRAULEY & Cu..640 Clay HINESE AND JAPANESE EMPLOYMENT office: best help. 41i% O'Farrell. Tel. k. 426. APANESE 90. S 00K, $25 AND ROOM; 2 WAITER~, 85 A we-k; head waiter, restaurant, 87 u’'week: poiter, restaurant, $25: dishwasher, $10 and room ' nieht cook, $9 & week: young man 1or den- tist office; young man, run elevator and wait some: €0 k. busrding-house. $45; youog man, run eleva- tor. $10and room; waiter,$9 a week. MARTIN'S, 749 Market st. ARRIAGE BLACKSMITH HELPER, $7 A J week: sausage-maker, $50. MARTIN'S, 749 Market st W ANTED_AMERICAN =GENERAL M K- chavdise clerk for country, $50 and board: aua others.” Apply to J. F. CROSETT & Cu., 628 Nacramento st. RCHARDIST TO TAKE ENTIRE CHARGE of a #9-acre orchard ¥30 to $-0: must have good references. C. R HANSEN & C0., 110 Gear . ©) PAINTERS, COUNTRY. SEE BOSS HERE: Z first-class grainer.see boss here. MURRAY & READY, Leading Employmant Agents, 654 636 Clay RANER 10 REXT 30 ACR' S ALLUNDER cultivation: 12acres n berries; 15 a res in ears; 20UQ trees; 2 acres in asparagus: 30 cows; U horses: 75 calves. Kanch ne r city: rent 85 acre year; 3 crops of Tyegrass ra sed each year. furiher particuiars Al MUKRAY & READY’~ Leading Employment Agents, 634 aud 636 Clay st. JXPERT OIL-WELL BORER: LONG JO Waces $4 10 85,2 duy near city. W. D. EWER &C0., 626 C ay st Y A YOUNG MAN, SOBER AND INDUS- trious. a situation to travel for & wholesale hou-e: speaks Spanish, French aud Enslish: ac- qualnted in Mexico; £00d salesman: can Five Al references: wages no object: will take side lines if necessary. Address H. J.,box 40, this office. CENTRAL METHODIST EPISCOPAL Church, Mission st.. bet. Sxih ana Sev- enth—Rev. E. K. Dille, D.D, pastor. K. V. Watt, Sunday-school superintendent: J. J. Morris, musi: cai director; H. M. Bosworih, organist. Dean Peck of the great Haymarket Mission, Denver, will | preach al 11 A. M. 1n the evening ihe pastor wiil preach: subject, “Revivals” The Pentecostal ieetings, under the direction of Rev. J. H. Smith of Philadeiphia, will begtn on Tuesday evening and continue each evening during the week, and Afteraoons at 2. Sunday-school at 1 . 3. Young peopie’s meeiings (sections A and B, Y. P. 8. C. £.) will meevat 6:15 r. 3. All welcome. TRINITY METHODIST EPISCOPAL Curcn—Love feast at 8:30 A. M. Preach- ing by Rev. Dr. Coyle. presiding e.der. at 11 a. ., with sacramental services. The pastor will preachi in the evening. Subject: “What ¢ hristians Know That Sclentists May or May Not Kno SUTATIOS WANTED BY 4 YOUNG MR ed man: licitor or outside sal 3 O Sosdsaliclior or cutsice asissman; expert anver. city references. 18 Moss st. TLEMAN, FINE PIANIST, DESIRES X sicady engagement: best reference. 8. F., box 53, Call Ufice. QUBER RELIABLE = (0OD HORKKMAN wants position: references; Is & crack truck- man. 5. K, box 78, Call. VWANTED-FOR SALE OR HALF INTER. est; & good man for a good-paying oysier and chop house; bes: location: clearing 230 to $300 per mouth: uougeats. ¥or particuiars address F. "y Call office, Ongland. RUGGIST OR ASSISTANT; REGISTERED: asy hours: no night or Sunday work. Ad- dress A., box 38, Call Uffice. VW ANTED—YOUNG MEN AS SOLICITORS and salesmen. Call from 9 to 12, foom 325, Parroct building. W ANTED—BARGER FOR SATURDAY AND Sunday. 18 6 Powell st. : slaughterer. | | bea PERSONALS. JOR THE PAST 15 MONTHS I HAVE HAD no interest n the saloon known as Burke's, cor. Gouzb and Haight sts., where William Win Iy committed suicide, said saloon bel:g owned by W.H. Lavies. W.J. LUKKE. VW IPOWER 50 YEARS OF AGE DESIRES the acquaintange o° a lady of suitable age: ob- ject matrimony. Widower, box 18, this oftics TOUNG ATTRACTIVE BRUNETTE WITH large property interests desires (o meet el terly bachelor or w dower capabie of managing property otject matrimony. Addiess Lady Lord, bx 13, C M, . THILLIPS uble hatrdresser, r opposite California Farn| LADIES' FASHION- moved © 120 Geary st. ture Co.: popular brices. F HANNAH GILBERT, LA E OF Max chester, England, would communicate with her relatives she would hear of something to her ad- Vaniage. ONORABLE MAN, 85 SOBRR, SHOM maker, w.nts to meét Iady between 20 1 ud 30 wih ume means. Address LEO CAPO, 562 Mis- sion st. N5UR 1GL: AN KRHEUMATISM AND NERVOUS PR STKATION Are caus 0~ 5o manv lives to be wasted. It is not necessury to suffr so—there Is but one thing can #id you: m edicine cannot rench you, but DR SMITH'S ELECTRO-MAGAETIC BATHS, with the wonderful electric_apparntus (nothing like it 1n the world) wiil bring back your lost 1. Hygiznic board, sunny room, caretul and ific_care and treatment. Address 1533 CHANAN ST. DVICE FREE; DIVOKCE LAW~ A SPEC- ialty: private: no fee withou: success: pro- €, insolvency, wills, collections. bills of sale, damages, etc.: private detectives: estab. 10 years. G.W.HOWE, at:y-at-iaw, 850 Market,cor.Stocktn JARY PARTNER, WITH LSTABLISHED 4 business preforred. wanted by an experienced, sctive business man (35); has a dress AL 5., box 107, Cail Office. RIVATE DETECTIVE WORK DONE REA- sonab e: 10 years' experionce: all m atters stricily confidential. G. K. WEBSTER, 104 Mason st, room 6. little money. Ad” DAINTING, WHITENING, PAPERING: Iowest estimates: best work guarante d: wall pa- 00D BARBER WANTED. 1180 SEVENTH st., Adeline station, Oakland. Y OUNGIAPANESE BOY WANT <A PLACE 10 work eitber forenoon or afternoon only. S T.. 22 Prospect place. TUUNG MAN OF 21 references seeks positio clerk; aiso collector; city or cOuBLry. box 138, Call Offi.e. WITH BEST OF experienced stock Address 5., ARBER FOR SATURDAY EVENING AND Sunday. 105 Fourth st. ARBER WANTED FOR ~ATURDAY AND Sunday. 426 Broadway. ARBER FOR SATURDAY, 127% FOURTH street. oy H RAC —Seven-eightbs of & mile; three-year-0'ds and upwara; purse $350. HOW ARD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, cor. Ok ana Bak er sis.—Rev. F. R. Farrand, pastor. Services at 11 A . and 7:45 P. M. | [giewing | In the morning Hev. M. ‘G Minion. D.D. will Horse, age, welght. | &t. | 3 % | s | Fun | 5 i | p each the sermon and assist the pastor e S e | e O ramenial ‘service.” New members will bo re. Estaca 3. .. 97| 6 | 8n | 12 | "135 | 13 |T. loan...... .| 48 7-10 | ceived. Evening sermon by pasior. Subject Addie Behanan,5.102| 8 4% | 42 | a1" | 235 |Siaughier. I 5| “The Successful Athlete” ~ ~abbath school St Alznon 97| 7 7 ‘ 52 | 54 | 34" |Jones. 7.2 | 9:30 4 3 Y. P. K C. E. at6:45 P. . Prayer- Edgemou 04| 3 | 136 235 | 335 | 43 [Kiey. |00 | meeting Wednesday evening. On Sabbath morn- melis. 4 102 1 | 88" ) 80" | 227 | 52 |H. Mariin. | 20 | ing, February 14. the pastor will begin a series o rsonne, 5 95 2| 5h | 6n | 82 | 610 | 610 [Thompson | 12 six sermons on: “The Story of Esther.” All cor- Masoero, 4 14| 4l 23 | 33| 77 | 7 | 7" |~pencer 60 100 | dially invited. Good start. Won handily. Winner, P. Dunne's b. c., by Emperor of Norfolk. Time, 1:32%5, FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHUKCH, PAT MURPHY WaS | ON HIS METTLE In a Very Close Finish Hs Downed Moylan a i Nose. . | Benamela Administered Another Sound Drubbing to Morte | Fonse. | Lady Hurst First at 0dds of 6o to 1 | E mer F Scored a V.ry Clever Win—Estaca in Front. There was a very close finish side yesterday, and the decision of the judges did not meet with the approbation of all of the assembied crowd, a number of whom gathered around the judges’ stand and manifested their dissatisfaction in joud horse tal The cause of all the at Ingle- gibberish was the nose-and-nose termina- tion of fourth race, in which Pat Murphy gained the decision over Moylan. Some were positive that Moyian won by a head, while others made ita length. The fact of the matter was that opposite the | paddcck Moylan looked a handy winuer, | but “dogged” it badly the last filty yards, and the fast-coming Pat nipped him a nose on the wire. It is probably fortunate for bettors that some of these noisy gentry who indulge in much of the “xicking” are not picking head finishes from the stand, | for the police would be called on every | day 1o quell incipient riot: | Pat Murphy bes shown race form of | Jate, and his partisans tackea him down | from 12 to 7. Slaughter rode one of his rare good finishes, and Jones on Moylan was just a bit chacrined over the result. | Yemen, the 11 to 5 favorite, ridden by T. | Bloan, wa= unplaced. | The well-known trainer, Mat Storn, | sprung quite a surprise in the first race, a six-forlong dash for maiden three-year- olds. He entered Atticus and Lady Hurst, | the pair covpled reaching at one stage 60 | 101in the betting. In ahard drive Lady | Hurst finished a_ length in front of The | Tourist, a 50 to 1 outsider ridden by | Golden. Basquil, the favorite, was third. Picking up 107 pounds Benamela, the 4 to5 favorite, made a zaliop of the mile | and a sixteenth seiling run, romping in | nearly two lencths abead of Morte Fonse, which horse bad second call in the ring. Two Cheers ran a clever race, being third ciose up at the end. Tu the six-furlong epin that was next | called a misceilaneous collection of seli- ing-platers lined un, ten startingin all. | Elmer F was played from threes to 5o 2 | favoritism, and taking the lead from Red | Bird in the stretch won very handily from Whitestone, who made a fine run from | the rear. Minnie Cee, away poorly, was | third. | The final seven-furlonz run proved an thing for the 7 to 10 favorite, Estaca, | on which Sloan bad the lcg up. He took | the lead from Edgemount at tbe far turn and, not extended, passed the stand two lengths in front'of Addie Buchanan, with the second choice, St. Aignon, third. o THE HOBART STAKE TO-DAY The Greatest Field of Starters Tha Has Faced the Barrler This Season. Seven well-filled events make up the card at Ingleside to-day. It 1s the clos- ing day of the meeting and the rich Ho- bart stake is the special feature of the programme. All of the best handicap horses, both local and Eastern, are entered and at weights that give the race a very open look. Tue crack jockeys of the coun- try will be seen sporting silk, and the finish should be a memorable one. It is the best field that has facea the bnrxier, this season. After the hubbub over the Pat Murphy- Moylan finish had subsided, Ed Corrigan, ownaer of Moylan, said jokingly to some friends, “I went up in the stand ana told the judges that 1 hoped they wouldn't think I was tue one that was making all that noise,” The Chicago turfman added if any one was loser thronch the tight finish he thought he ought to be counted in, but | that he was perfectly satistied tbe officials made no error. Captain Rees, the pre- siding judge, is @ man of very keen per- ceplive powers, with a world of experi- ence in separating horses at the wire, and horsemen who have raced.on Eastern tracks where that official has presided in the stand say his mistakes have been few and very, very far between. Pat Dunne had his horse Benamela tilted a few hundred by Tommy Griffin. The brown colt was entered 1o be sold in the selling event he won for $500. _Griffin ran second with Morte Fonse, and when | Benamela was led up to be suctioned Téramy vid bim up to $1000, Mr. Dunne retaining his horse with the usual $5. Following are to-day’s entries: First race, three-quarters of a mile. elling. 481 Miss Ban 94| 200 Marry Lewls... 99 41 Pecksu f1..1.1108, 479 Lopear. 96 t 87 478 Jack Hardy Jr. 9, I 84 421 Moniior. 00| 487 Franco...... rec-quarters of a mile, selllng. Second race, 493 Scimitar.. 105| 473 Foremost. 470 Hazei .. 94| 500 Basquil. 495 ¢ 87| 445 iryst.. 502 Banjo . 99! 493 carrie €. 445 Nebula. . 82| 504 Edgemonnt . Third race, Lwo-year-oids, seven-sixieenihs of a mile, --Lherry Bounce 113| 437 Queen Mab.....110 Doa Luis.. 110 St Pl 110 471 Duke ofYorkiL113 Henicia. . 107 478 Morano.........10 Travancor 18 (471)Sir Wiliiam....113| 478 Goilay 110 492 FalleoPrincess.107| 478 Kummel 100 492 0ld Jack........108| 492 Kosa. 108 Fourth race, sel'ing, one mile. (459)Schnitz. 1041 485 Daylight.. 98 (488)Colilns. . 11111 7100| 5u4 AddleBuchan’a107 448 M-Light. 1177106 502 Fullerton Lass. 93 498 Babe Murphv.. 93, Fifth race, one and a sixteenth miles, the Hobar: s axe, value $1500: (487) Lucky Dog.....110] 473 Argentin 105 473 St L 1.0| 167 Damien “100 (440)Sch 110! 496 Judge Denny... 90 441 C 108| 501 Marcel o0 145 Yankee Doodie.105| 473 Foremost....... H3 413 Sw. Favordale.107| 503 Moylan......... 98 (437)Salvation 108 Sixth race, ole aud a baif mi‘es, hurale handi- (481) Tuxedo -148! 493 Go'd Dust......140 491 FIFL... 010148 | 487 Gosernor Budd. 138 48130C .00 145| 491 Reddington.....133 Seventh race, one mile. a:lowances: 430 Arezzo --.110/(484) Har'ld Lindsay.105 4%4 Tmp ~ ‘105|490 Geyser..........108 454 Lincoin 11, 97 e SELECTIONS FOR TO-DAY. First race—Brametta, Monitor, Peck- aniff. Second race—Scimitar, Basquil, Mer- cutio. Thira race—Sir Willlam, Queen Mab, | Outlay, Fourth race—Collius, Schnitz. Fifch race—Captive, Salvation, Echil- ler. ixth race—Reddington, Gold Dust, Governor Budd. Seventh race—Geyser, imp. Sain, Ar- ezzo Babe Murphy, cor. Van Ness ave. and Sacramento st.—Rev. Rovert Mackenzie, D.D., pastor: Kev. kdwin H. Jeuks, co-pastur. Dr. Muckenzie will preach at 11 A.'M. Mr. Jenks will preach at 7 sic entirely from Mendelssohn. Sun'my-school at 1-:45 P 3 : Y. P. 8. C. E.at 6:15 p. M. rrayer- meeiing Wednesday at K P.x. All are welcome. COSMOPOLITAN CHURCH, GULUEN te Hall, ~utter t.—The hew meeting place of the Cosmopolitan Church is Golden Gate Hail. Services to-morrow night. Rev.Harold Fo ce, pastor. Suject of se. moi Rational R vival in elizion” James Hamilton Howe, organist. Doors open at 7:15 P. M. Services 7:45 P.). Ad dress business communications Lo James Nesbi| Hill, 625 Suiter s:. FOR 5 CENTS—THE WEEKLY CALL.1n wrapper, for mailing. NOTICE. OCKHOLDERS’ T 0 SIEVENSON ST, SAN FRAN- csco, Cal., January 20, 1897. At a meet. 1ug of the board of directors of the Edison Ligh anda Power Company, heid on the 28:h day of January. 1897, It was unanimously r-soived that Ou and afier ¥ebruar. 1, 1897, the president and secretary be lusiructed o deliver 1o the stock- 1o ders of sald_company one and one-third (134) shares of the capital stock of the ~an Francisco Gus and Electric Company for each share of the Edison Light and FPower Company’s stock sur- rendered Transfer-oooks of the Edisor Ligh: and Power Company will be closed on January 50.1897. Tne first dividend will be payable on the new Stock on or about March 1, 1847, and wil be at the zaie of one dollar (§1) per share. Stockholders are requested 10 surrender thelr certificates 10 the secretary of the Company with- out del EDISON LIGHT AND POWER COMPA By J. E. GREEN, Secreia-y. SIT ATIONS WANTED-FEMALE. (G BRyAD T OFFICE, - 306 X Mason st., tel. main 5332, furnishes best help; all natioualities. JITUATION WANTED BY A WOMAN WHO ) understands cCooking thoroughly: best refer ences: please state wages: 1o oLjection Lo suort distance in the couniry. Address ¥ H., box 60, Cail Office. ERMAN LADY, GOOD SEAMSTHESS, DE. wires few more places for pain sewing or mending iu hote. or privaze familics; 60 cents per day. Address L. B, box 164 C Y OUNG MAN. WELL RECOMMENDED, IS sober and_industrious, would iike position of any kind: will furnish security. Acdress East, vox 77, Ca'l Oftice. W ANTED—POSITION oS PORTER IN A botel: country preterred. Porter, box 63, Cail. Y OUNG ENGLISHMAN WANTS PLACE AS stagedriver or to take care of horsea: thor- oughly competent. Add. F. CLUE 8, box 109, Call B4 BER WANTED FOR SATURDAY. 797 Mission st., near Fourth. OUNG MAN OF SUME EXPERIENCE OF pharmacy. Inquire Eddy and Steiner st. EAT YOUNG COACHMAN. MENLO PARK Enulish preferred; wages $30. 315 Sutter st. N TANTED_DISHWASHNE AT 608 KEAR- By st.; Coftee Jobn's. TRONG BOY USED TO WORKING IN bakebouse. Apply Baker. box 72, Call Offica. 7 ANTED—BOY TO SET TYPE. CALL 44 Steuart st.. Saturday. V NOMPET! DY MAN T, SOBER AND wishes a sl uation in private place or as janitor for nstituie; best of city references. Please call or address A. FROMM, 233 Callfornia ave., city. TOUNG IRISHMAN 1S ANXI cure a position In & dry-g00ds s0:e; five years xperience: sma.l sal 52 Secoud st., rovm 4. DOSITION 1N COUNTRY HOTEL OR ROAD bouse by & man and wite: understand the business; or wouid eat. B.. box 60, Call Ottice, TRONG BOY, SOME EXPERIENCE AT Palating. O'~uilivan’s Sign Shop, 1828 Market JLDERLY MAN (CONFECTIONER) WILL- ing to make cakes and do outside chores. Con- fectioner. box 77, Call Oftice. WaNtED — FOR CASH, SHOEMAKERS patching machine. LINKLETTER, San Jose, Caiiforal ARBERS WANTED TO ATTE meeting Sunday, Feb. 7,102 0’ [IRTLCLASS FRENCH, ITALIAN AND American cook wants place in hotel, res:aurant or large boarding-house; is_thorouchly comvetent and has good refereuces. Address Cook, box 101, ‘all Oftice. HE RICHELIEU RESTAURANT. 118a EL. lis s, bet. Mason aud Powell, has changed hands, aid M. Noei Beugue, the new prop: ietor, Wil coutinue toTun it asa first-class res.aurant; 25c & meal: family entrance off O'Farrell st. IWORTHY MAN. AD- 10s piace, above Powell QITUATION BY TEUS dr ss K. KRAFT, 9 C sL, Oft Geasy. MARKET ST.—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE Cari: want ads and subscripiions taken. \W ANTED_SALESMAN EXPERIENCED IN achool supplies. Whitaner-Ray Co..723 Markt _BRANCH OFFICE OF subscripiions aud want ads 290 HAVES 339 1ite Cara taken. RANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL, 167 NINTH st.—Want ads and subscriptions taken. per 3croll. EDWARDS, 1200 Webster, cor. Eddy. ML S KEEGAN (FORMERLY WiTH G. LED- AL erer) has opened a sty lish hairdreasing par or: Iatest effects price 2bc. 12434 O’ Farrell, nr, Powell. LD GOLD BOUGHT; HIGITEST PRICES. O, NOLTE, jeweler, 222 O'Farrell st., nr. Mason, MES, THOMPSON, RETURNED: HAIL- M “dresser and manicure. 605 Fost st room 2. PRIDE MYSELF ON THE NEATNESS OF my pariors and the politences of my attend- ants; batidressing s only 25c: hairdressio g and mpoo, Suc: switches, 81: “QUINONIA” hair tonlc, 35¢ per bott e. G. LEDERER, 111 Stock- tou i, nearest Geary. ROF. ARNOLD, MAGNETIC HEALER—ALL disease successtully ireated: rheumatism posi- tively cured. Call or write 786 Stevenson st. i SANCHEZ ARTISTIC HAIR- ‘manicure. 514 Pine st., room 7. T dresser AURA DE FORCE GORDUN. ATTORNEY atlaw. 1236 Marke:, over J. J. O'Brien's. MEIROPOLITAN IELECTIVE BUREAT: Parrott building, over Emporium; offices, 540- 541: hours) A M. 1012 p.sw; tele. Mint 1471, 1000 CAN]IS— $1 5. SHOW CARDS, Tel. Black 141, HILL, 2214 Geary st o] A,DOZES_FINE CamiNmis ar & SON'S Gallery, 1028 Market. 52 {aken. MONTGOMEKY ST1., BRANCH OFFICE O1THE CALL; waut ads aud subscriptions ARTINGTON'S =CHUOL OF and Newspaper Illustration: particulars as to terms. eic. 424 Pine st illustrations :uruished for magazines, new spapers, etc. MAG\ZINE EBIISTIC HAIRDKESSING, 95c: $25 FOR 2L cases of hair failing or dandroff | canaot cure, MRS. HUBBARD, 1104 slarket st., room 28. BUSINESS CHANCES. R120(). QLD;ESTABLISHED AND WELL, Ly known saloon: half biock morth of Slarket st.: this place is elezantly fiited up and well stocked: must be 30ld, a8 proprietor has other business which requires his time: every investiga- tion ailowed. STENBERG & CO., 632 Ma ket st- $350, BESTPAYING QUTSIDE ROUTE LN OOV, this city: cood horse and wagon: 10 experience necessary; positively clears $1.0 & monh: week’s trlal gives. SIENBERG & CO., 632 Market st. IGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FORFURNI- ture, restaurant, saloon fixtures and grocery ot B o e B beeror e RAS SALOON AND LUNCHHOUSE; BaH ) A e ai Do naiTnioss comes Lojinboles e Stk B fted up put doln DIN A CASH BUSINESS ood reference. 1o others m. 18, THOM AS & Cov P rise must be able 10 g v need apply. HO~ SEEKING BU-IN S Places it will pay them by caling on THOMAS & CO., 33 Nixth st. room 18, 600 WILL BOY A SALOON: A FE00 fooiiocaiion: “totns & vad- rastiesss Will bear 1hvestiga don. 85 Sx st | HOMAS & C0, room 15 $350 WHO AR WO LBUY A L IDGING-HOUSE OF 16 rooms clearng $60 a month. 33 Sixth st., room 18 YROCERY AND Bak: i 10OMS; PRICE $200, DE R. 1020 Market st. LR () STATIONERY, CANDY AND NO- $350 ica fore. “BrexER Yoo Merkere FIRST-CLASS RESTAURAS TIOE & e e ALL TO-DAY—$376 WILL SECURE 0/ and very extensive business; grent sacri- fice: actually worth $.000: hus cleared over £350 amonth fOr 5 years: prospects were nover better, being facts wh ch invessization will posi tively'prove. Particulars of SICK LS, 620 Mar ket st. “]1A() PARTNER WANTED IN LI .iT $150. fooor business: ~ immenss 1 plenty of work great chance for small luvest ment. 9 Geary st., room 2. $1000 WARTED-% INTERESTIN GO D gold-mining Ciuim: money to han! the ore 10 be milird. 1359 Steveasou st; bours,7 to 0 A 3, 6107 P % ARTY WOULD LIKE TO PUT A LITTLE money 1nt0 some business, manufact: rinz or oOcherwise. as partner. Addrisss., box 142 Call ARTIES WANTED IN “Sa- loon: recently opencd: will bear investig tlon. Room 12, 33 Sixth st ORAGE WAR HOUSE, $ 00 INCOME PER month, must be sold. Call 1396 Market s for particulais. GENTLEMAN PARTNER WITH SMALL cepital wanted by a lady. 116 Sixth si., rm 2 ALOON AXD 10 ROOMS; MUST BE SOLD to-day. 235 Third or 249 Stevenson st. YALOON FOR SAIE: A BARGAIN: ON AC count of leaving city. 515 Market st. ARTS FR WANTED WITH SMALL CiPL tal; 0o fake. Address J. J., box 46, Call Office, 300, S0 NEAR PRINCIPAL MA K- e - ket: cheaprent. For information ad- dress €. P. WILSON, 431 Greenwich 8t. QlGaR=TanD: ROOM FOR E / oftice aud basement: California st LOYMENT frev first month. 539 ENTLEMAN PARTNER WITH capital wanted by young wido: SMALT, 207 Post. r. 8. ],UNCH-HOUSE AND SILOON ¥OK SALE, 7 cheap. Apply Call Oftic $1000, GrEAT BUsINtss CHA . buy a man: fic uriag plant a Value; no other one o the coast; beautiful line of ROvds used by everybody: large factory: low re tools, good wil, orders, ail ko in: owners going East. Hardware, box 20, Call Office. FOR SAL“ OR EXCHANGE FO F1500. c37 s s Eoramiaves eainons business in San Luis Obispo County: it res is wanted $4500. Address W., box 60, Call Of CE TO haif its secretary H. BERNAR. BARBER SHOP, RUNNING 3CHAIRS; LOW . 102 meventh st MARKET ST.—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE rent: good location: price $125; trial given; CaLv: want ads aod sabscriptions taken. ihis I8 & Tare chance. J., box 67, Catl Office. MONTGOMKRY. CORNER OF CLAY— | AKBER WASHSTANDS, 1.2AND 3 BOWLS, D2 Upen unti 9150 oclock; branch office of | | chesp. H. HUFSCHMIDT. 623 Golden Gate av the Call: subscriptions and waut ads. taken. VW INCHESTER HOUSK. 44 THIRD NT., N1 Market; 200 rooms: 25c to $1 50 per nigh $1 50 to #6 per week: convenient and respecta ble: iree bus and baggage to and from the ferry. FEMALE HELP WANTED. (YIRL BUCHANAN ST.,$15: GIRL DEVL dero, 315: girl Laguna. $15: gir. Octavia, girl Fulton st., $15; st.. $15: girl Go.den 1 wiri Fiilmor-. $15: gir Lott ate ave. $15; girl POt i, $15: girl Castro, $15: gini Juckson st, §15: girl Alameda, $15: 18 young irls. $8, £10 and 312 per month assist etc., nice families. M ARTIN'S, 749 Market st. ONER STRAM LAUNURY,850; WAITRESS, country. $20 aid room: waitress, $14 and room cook, $20'a'd room 5 waliresses. £5 & weex: waltress. ciiy. $15 and room: cook. $25 and room waitress, $30 and room: iaundress, smail hotel, 215 and roum. cook, $45 and rvom. choice place: German coo., city, $25. MARTIN'S 749 Market. 7OUNG LADY, FORMERLY IN GOOD CIR- cumstances, desires & lucrative posiion as housekeeper, or Wil 10 gentlemen’s mendiug. 120 Ellis st., room 17, second floor. TOUNG AND ATTRACTIVE LADY OF many accomplishments desires a position as managng | ousekver er iu widower's or bachelor's home. 233 Post st., room 2. 2 EAST, WITH LITTLE ould like place in lodging- Address Stranger, box 74. this office. y FIDOW FROM 1L glrl 8 years old, house. 0M P! ENT WOMAN DESIRES PUSITION s working housckeeper in widower's or bach: elor’s home; wages $20 211 Fourih st., rcom 51. EFINED PERSON WISHES A GOOD HOMK 23 companion 10 A ludy: & Deut sewer.a.d not afrad of work. Address M. X., box 169, Call. Mo D GERMAN WOMAN FOR general housework and plain cooking; cliy or NOTICE OF MEETING HERMANN LODGE NO. 127, F. and 4. M.—The oflicers and méia- bers are requested 10 attend the funeral of our deceased brother. AUGUST H. W. VAN BERGEN, from bis late residence. No. 720 Copp st.. THIS DAY (Saturday) at 2 o'clock . 3. By urder of the W. M. L. SCHUMACHER, Secretary. MANIA LoD GE | NO. 116, 1. O. 0. F.—The funeral committer, officers and members of = the above 'lodge, are invited to nitend 7S the funeral of our In - WENDTE, on su 50 ¥ M, venih and Market sta Rel tives and frionds please attend. 7 FRED MARKS, EMin NIEMEIER, R. & N. G. £, JHE OFFICERS AND MEM- bers of Burns Lodge No. 88, A. 0. U, W., are hereby requested to attend the fu- neral of our luts brot er, . W.WINKLEY P M. W.. from Alcazar Buliding, 114 O'Farrell NDAY, Februarv 7, at 1:50 o'clock. By orderof the M. W. L. G. SCHORD, rec.rder. QUEEN VICIORIA'S DIAMOND jubilee—Notice. ‘It has been thought that the British born of this city, Irrespective of nuturalization, would wish to celebrate the above eventi: some suitable way. Having been ap. prosched on the subject by A commiiiee represent- ing many of the formal organizations of the State, the British Consul-General Invites the attendauce of all those luterested in the matter at a meeting to be held at the Paace Ho el Maple room on SATURDAY February 6, at 2 P 3. to discu s the proposed celebration and devise means and methods. J. W. WARBURTON. B2, ASPECIAL MEETING OF THE MENM. bers of ihe Bishop Armitaze Church Or- phavage will be held at Lie office of the se. retarv. 80 Califoruia st., room 8. 0o February 28, 1897, U122, for the purpose of revis ng or amenuing the by-iaws of said corporation or adupting new by-laws and for the clection of rustees for the e: 3ing year; als0 for the Lransac.ion of such oth business as may come before the m-eting. L WADHAM, Secretar; ——————————————— SPECIAL NOTICES. B3, ABEAHAM LINCOLN COUNGIL No. 2,°0.U. ‘A M.—Members wil: bie 8¢ B'nal Brith Hall on SUNDAY, February 7, st 2r 2, DR BAZ.T REMOVED FROM PRE. 1an bullding to 808 Geary st.: tel. East #57. EZ, BAD TENANTS EJECTED FOR a4 rolle.tions made: City or country. Pacific Collection Co., 415 Montey st., room 8: tel. 8580, PROTOGEAPHEKS SUPPLIES, AL AMERA CO. HAS REMOVED TO 22 Geary st., near Kearny and Markew Latest and bea: 1n Pho:o g0ods. STORAGE. REDUC D RATES, FURNITUXE, PIANOS, nousehold goois. e'c. I M I"1ERCE, 735 Mkt. PHYSICIANS. . C. O'DONNELL, 1206 MARKET, RES. 2864 261 st.; diseases of women specialty. country. Apply 2653 Post W ANTED-WORK BY THE DAY Ok WEEK: g00d cook; countey no objection. Addre B., box 12, Call. FOUNG GIRL WOULD LIKE A SITUATION to asist in houscwork (r mind children, Fleate call o address 2107 Bowel. st M !PDLE-AGED LADY WOULD LIKE SITC- A ation as housekeeper or nurse; cluy or coun- try. 343 Minnaat. ALY WISHES A FOSITION AS HOUSE- Keeper: references. 917 Markel st., 100m 14. {XPERIENCED HOUSEKEEPER (WIDOW) Wails WOrk in wiiower's or bachelor's house- hoid: country preforred. ¥ Ninih st., room 17: Lours. 11A. 3. 109 P. M. JOXPERIENCED DAY Ok NI U89 per week: bestof reference and otner Webster HT NURSE, continement Cail 719 ickness taken bome; private. FiBsr-CLASS MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN 1s greatly o need of a home and work; is & good Lousekceper and worker: is willlug ana sieady: k0 by the week or month: smali wages. Ladie please ca 1269 Minoa st.: no cards. W ANTED_SITCATION RY GUOD GOMPE- teut giri to do housework axd cooking; clty or country. 2609 Post st. s, GERMAN GIRLS WISH SITUATIONS AT < secoud work or general honsework. R. 8. T., box 74. Call Ulice. Y OUNG WiDow WISHES POSITION AS bousekeeper or do pluln genideman sewing. 108 Fourth st.. room 2. ADY WISHES MENDING, DARNING, Kknitting ana plain sewing: will do janitre.s work. Address M. D., room 81, 120 Xan Pabo ave, Oaxland. (CQUPESENT GIRL WISHES SITUATION for general housework ; thoroughly understand; good, ‘plaln Mealiister st. cooking; sleep bome Call 402 RELIABLE GIRL WISHES POSITION AT general housework: is good plain cook; sleep home. Address box 125, Call Ofice. ANTED — POSITION AS WORKING housekeeper Dy an agreeabie. voung woman: widower's family " preferred: wages $:5. vall Trom 10 t0 4,126 Fourih ac., room & (GIRL, TWENTV-FIRTH ST, 820: GIRL Laguna st., £20: girl, fam {ly 2, Taylor si., 620, call early: gir, Fillmore st, $25: pirl, Post s, $20; girl, Alauieda, $18; giri, Geary st.'$20; gi Valieio st., $20: girl. Guugh st., #25; girl, Lyon HOUSANDs OF GOOD PLACES UNDER the McKinlev ndministration in every part of . RUFIURE AND PILES CURED: NO PAY W ANTED—STEADY, RELIABLE MAN FOR untll cured: send for book. DRS. MANS posiiion in country: must bave $5 expense | FIELD & PORTERFIELD. 38 Marke: st. money. Call after 10 a. .. § Geary, room 2. tbrcds i MAUNISCOPE — NEW FROJECTING ~Ma- [JARBER-—FOK EMPLOYMENT CALL SEC chine: uses the Kinetoscope tiims: price §250. P. C. Barbers’ Asan. S FUCHS, 526 Grantava | BACIGALUPI, 943 Market st, OURNEYMEN BARGEKS EXPLOYMENG ALL PAPER, 4C A ROLL: PAVER HANG- W e aihiing oie B contraet or oy s Mork ar yourown price. N.E. MERIGAN, 1802 Webster at. [316 OUTDOOK STEREOPTICON SHOW EVE- Ty night cor. Market and Sixth sis.; artistic ad- verusements in liviug light: promoters of busi- Dess. Consult OWL ADV. CO. 1140 Marketst. JLECTRIC LIGHIS IN EVERY ROOM: Winchester House. 44 Third st. nr. Market: 200 rooms. 25¢ to $1 50 per night: $1 50 to 36 pac | | | UNI'\nAL}:l LED INDUCKMENT! vestors in good cold mine. For pariicalars ca H. H. FERXS, 450 Townsend st. —oLp {O), seliing 8 1010 barrels beer weekly. LEMKE & CO., 265 Third st. NIMATUSCOPE—PLOJEC pictures. Animatoscope, 933 Mrkt. T ENTLEMAN PARTNEK BY ATUK. CIIVE and refined young lady. 1 Fifth st., room 1 GOOD EXP . ESS BUSINESS, STAND $20 clation, 143 Poe an bulid ng. JLUHO HOUSE, 868l MARKE] S1 20c, 25¢ to 50¢ night: §1 to §2 weex. 2526 EST AN CITY-SINGLE HOOMS, 15, 20 AND 25 cents per night: $1, $1 25, $1 50 per wees. Pacitic House, Commercial and Leidesdor® sts. 116 i Ea waken. —RuOMS MISSION — SUBSCRIPTIONS want ads taken for THE CALL. AND BKANCH OFFICE OF subscription and want ads. ] FUNSWICK HOUSE, 138 SIX 11 ST: OPEN 5205 BirL, Fell at. 820 pinl, Eady st 820: gl | |30l Dieb reoms Soc 10 81 pes niehts #1250 acific ave, §25: giil, Ou giri, Jucks ! = ight 20: girl, Kenpeti, Cal., §20; girl, Hayes s, | 85 por weos. J. G. DRAKE, Manager. MUl Vailey, #20. MAKTINS 749 | GIVLISH aND DURABLE CALF SHOES Market st mnde to order, $2 50. 959 Howard, nr. Sixth. LONDE PARTNER, GOLDEN HAIRED, | Tr#CRUITS WANTED FOE THE U. 8. MA ot over 22 years oid, atraciive. with good figure and musical tastes, wanted. Address B. 5., box 70. Call Oftice. “',\, TED—CUOK, HOTEL, g4 PROTES- taut second girl, 2 In family, : German chamberma d, $20; Foglish or American nurse, 1 chud, $25, s-e Iady here st 11 to-day; 4 cooks, German styic, $25 and $30; resiauraat waitress, $25: and a largs numoer of giris for housewors. J. F. CROSELT & Cu, 3186 Sutter st. W GAMAS COOK, PLAIN BOA RDING-HOUS bort distance from clty: #:56: cali eary. MUKKAY & KEADY, Leading Employmen: Agents, 634 and 636 C.ay st. YIRL FOR HOUSEWORK AND PLAIN G "Cooiing: fumily of = grown persons: country rine Corps, U. & Navy—Able-bodied unmar- ried men beiween the ages of 31 and 30 years who are citizens of the United S.ates, or those who have legnlly déclared ihelr intention (o be- come such: musi be of good character an. habits and able tospeak, read and write English and be between 5 feet § inches and 6 feet in beight. For surther information apply at the Recruiting Office, 20 Klils st., Sau Fraucisco, Cal. OOMS 180 10 75c PER N1GH'L: 50c 10 %150 per week. Oriental. 225 Dramm st. SINGLE FURNISHED ROUMS: 150 A NIGHT: X 7bc week. Lindell House, Sixth and Howard. W ANT ADs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE CALL tre taken at Branch utlice, south- west corner Sixteenth aud Mission sts, M “amous medium of 'modern times. Don’ fail 10 se her if you are Interesied in the affairs of life; it marriage, sickness, deaibs, changes, travels, di- YOrces, separations, lawsuils, business transac- tions, ‘wills, deeds and morigages. lost o stolen Pproperty, los: or absent friends, interest you: it you care to know what you should do (0 be suc- Cesstul, whers you should” g0 and whom to avoid, when 1o buy aud sell St0cKs, etc.: In & word, what ever may e your Lroutle, suspicions or desires, call on this gifted woman and she will send you away bappler, wiser and bolder than ever bsfore Hours § a. . 10 B P. M., strict. N. B.—Sa.Isfaction gusraniced by mall. Send siamp for pamphlet, speciul terms. MRS DK. F. CLARK, 1206 Mar- ket st.. pariors 45 and 26. Take elevator. the country. Do you want b ? The midwiater eat, | Week' fres bus aud baggase to and from ihe ferry. - SW. corner Eignth and Market sis Do o Sant > cens o sckrmpe o the Nevissat | DAY UKCr AND ANNULMENT i MAR | [TOR SALE OLD-ESTARLISHED SALOOY posiion. Send 5 cenis in stamps to the National rizge: terms of payment oblizing: legal every- and house on accoun: of sickness; cheap. 250 Recorder, Washington, D. C. . where. Address lock box F, U8 Murket st., S F. | Spear st. ADIES' AND GENTS MISFIT -HOES| N1QAKS, FUKS ANy SUITS KETAILED At | [ OR SALE_GROGERY AND BAR: § ROOMS: 4 bought and exchanged: new vamps and sec- wholesals prices. Factorv. 20 Sansome st. reasonable, Cor. Fifteenth and 1 olores. ond-hana shoes for sae: larke stock: sboes made ettt o 10 order: bes_ stock: work gusranteed: all kinds FXERES: BUSINESS COR SANSOME AND of repairing. 744 Mission, near Grand Opera-house. CLAIRVOYANTS. utter sts. J. C. FREDERICKS. EN AND WOM..N TO INTERVIEW PROUP- - . W '8 1 7 - R TR 5 M O e eI BRI S DR. F. CLARK, THE WORLD'S MOST | REAUTIFUL 8AN RAFAEL; T)'F OLD-gs. tablished CENTRAL 0T count of death: rare coance. L for sale on ac- Appiy t proprietor. RUCKRY AND BAK, WITH_6 LIV rocms; kept by present owner 12 years St cor. Twenty-alxth and Burtiect e HENIX RESTAURANT, 2130 FILLMORE st., for sale: §150: Lrial given: cause disagree- Dient'of partners: see the cook. IGAR-STAND AND £o0d location; low rent LAUNDRY 210 Gran LD-ESTABLISHED CANDY wagon. Address L. PF) OFFICE ave ROUTE AND NAINGE Buc. 50c. Suc. 20 50 Feematning 3 weeks onty: the. tamous. worrs: renowned Miss Van de Vere will foretell your fu- | ture, guide your affections and secure you iufallible luck in Jove courtship and marriuge: business and mining investments & specialty: positive proof of accurate predictions given. 1 Fifih st., room 1. ME. DR THOMAS, SCIENTIFIC REVEAL- er by eggs aud cards: tells entire life, pas: resent, future; consnitatious on all affairs; nothe ng excepied; names given: good advice: suro heip; restores lost 10ve by sympatny: mistake im- possible: fee $1: letter §2. 929 Post st., OF Larkin. M S, MELVILLE, WELL-KXOV M voyant, 51 Fifth st.;water readings a specisity. APSY LIFE- }EADER REMOVED TO 3§ t RANCH BAKERY WITH O TSIDFE tomers for sale. O TAILORS. SHANCE TO BUY A £00d merchant tafloring business, with oF witi- out goods und trimmings on band, or half interass for # oo cutter aud tailor; locatéd about thirty miles from Sau Francisco; ‘sic.ness_caose of 8.1 - Ing. Ownercan be seen from 10 tg 2 o'clock, Sus day, February 5, 1887, at Brooklyn Hotel. CUS- Cor. Bush aud Pierce sts. ITY KOUTE FOR SALE. APPLY 1HIS office. LICE FAY. MEDIUM AND MAGN healer, permanen: 128 Seventh st.. 9596 MISSION — SUBSCRIPTIONS ASD CLAIR- | want ads taken or THE CALL. 5500 Pu¥S_HTEL AND B R KEST $200 3570 e munn st near 28, génts 50c. | POLTero ave.: car stops. ETIC | [1-E BASEME: BLE FOR ANY top flat. business; one biock from M arket. 15 Gra M>L; LEONA RETURNED: CARDXEADER; I magnetic treatment. 995 Market, room 3. TIENT 2 Gate avy ATEST CAR FENDEE P 4 vention. Apply 623 Golds E: own: 820: see lady Lere this morning. MUK- EAY & READY, Leading Empioymen Agents,| \W ANTED.TGCULLECT WAGES DUELABOR | }ME. MOREAU, BEST CLA)RVOYANT AND | 34-636 Clay st. erd&elerks. KNOX Coliection Agcy. 110 Sutte: | M medium in city: fee 25¢ up. 764 Howard st R L | e BT S DEAMOE ONRICEUON | ) (AR BATMATS S EENEEROWN: CLATES fare paid; hotel cooks, §25 aud $20; coox und | ZOLD Tax Cali; subscriprions ana waat ads | M 'Voyantin the cite,’ Residence, 138 Tork st luundress, private famly, $25. MUKKAY & | taken. READY, Leading Empioyment Agents, 634-636 Clay st. YOOUK. PHIVATE BOARUING-HOUSE, $35 ) aud $40; 2 chambermaids, hotel, city, §15; 2 waltress.s, restaurant, city, $16”and $20; cham- bermaid, liotel. near city, $15; 3 _housa,iris, §2 4 hous-glris, $12 and $13. C. R HANSEN & C 110 Geary HAMBERMAID_MUST ASSIST WAITING: countr; ; $20. H TELGAZe1TE, 420 Kearny. FICK FEE REDUCED; 25 CTS.; GIRLS OF a.luationa f:ies 1o fill various positions. Ger- wan Employment « fiice, 08 Muson st. VWANTED— RELIABLE SWEDISH GIRIL, for general housework in an American famiiy: a 00d plain cook. Call 1323 Guerrero st., near Twenty-s xth. (Gl WANTED ¥OR LIGHT HOUSEWOR $8 per month. Call at_18 Metcal e place, off Geary si., Dear Mason, bet. 9 and 11 A. 3. OUNG GIRL WAN ED TO T KE CARE of baby and assist with upstairs work; must nhave references. 7:9 Turk st. IRL FOR wges §1 W ANTED—10 YOUNG LaDIES T0 LE Darber irade: stop to open May 1. Parilcu- lars call 13814 kighth st. S. & Barber Coilege. QINKE CHANCE }OR EXPERIENCED LADY canvassers. American Steel Compauy, base- ment Crocker baflaing. WANTED-GERMAN housework. 4 Octavi GENERAL HOUSEWOR eference required. 130/ Fillmore. GIRL FOR LIGHT st OUNG GIRL WANTED TO LEARN OFFICE work; must be tidy. Call 83 Sixtn st., rm. 18. WANTED — FINISHEKS _ON LADIES' taflor-made coats. M. J. KELLER COM- PANY, Oakland. [PEY ACME HOUsk $27 MARKET ST., BK- iow Eixth. for a room: i5ca Dight: 81 & week. 100 2LEXTY TAKE LODGING AT 10 150 and 20c a nignt, including coffee ana roils. €24 Wasbington st., near Kearay. W ANIED—AN IDEA: WHO GAN THINK OF some simpie 1bing 0 patent! Yrotect yoa: ideas: they may bring »ou weaith. Write JOHN WEDDERBURN & CO., Dept. L, Patenc Attoc reys, Washinzion. D. G, for thelr $1500 yeida ofier and list of 200 inveniions wanted. /ANTED—LABORERS AND MECHANICY 10 know thut Ed Kolkin, Keno House proprie- tor. silll runs Denver iHouss, 217 Third st.: 15) iarge rooms; 25¢ per nignt: $1 1o 33 per weei. M3E: BAVENA READS LIFE L M3E NEoxa, present Isfaction guaranteed. N ML WALTEKS OF TEHAMA: CAKD: LA dies, 25¢: gents. oUc. 951 M ission, ur, Bth. ARD-KEADER: PAST, Sc. 131 Fourth st ; sait ME. SYBILLE TELLS FROM CRADLE TO grave:pictures given:indies 2de: §14 O Farrell, T AND BUS. 811 Tehama, nr. 4th. : 28c one price. MLE HANSEN, PALMIST, CARD-RF ADER: past, present and future: Soc. 148 8tb. 1 OSEDALE, 821 ELLIS ST.—SINGLE FUR- nished rooms, Uc 10 25¢ night, §1 to $1 50 wk. SPIRITUALISM. E. oo WANTS 100 Mo 10 GET BOL- . U beer or wine S¢: best free lunch. 643 Clay VY INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD ST. NK Marxet: 200 rooms, 25 a night: reading. free bus and bazgage to and from the ferry. \W ANIED-SINGLR ROOMS 15c A DAY: S week; rooms for 2, 25c a day. $1 5U & wees; reading-room: dally papers. 36 Clay st. W ASTED, YOUR SHOES— Wi KEPATH hoes upto 8 o'clock every night: thoss work: img throngh the day can have their snoes repairsd atnight while you wait: ladies’ soling, 3¢ % soling, 60c: fine shoes made 10 order from $3 up We have a 1ot of shoas been damaged by wacer. a: less than one-fourth' theic value, from 25¢ up o 82 50. 562 Mission st.. bet. First s:. and Second st ME. OSMAN, SPIRITUAL TRANCE MEDI- um; life readings, love affuirs, business invesi- menis, mining speculutions speclity. 538 Mission. ADAME GRAY, THE WONDERFUL MAG- IV netic healer, wants a few more patients. 142 Seveuth st., room 33. MPLE,YOUNG TEST CIRCLE TO-NIGHT. 10c, 418 Mcallister st. Al sceptics invited. RS. FULION. MATERIALIZING SEANCE to-night: 50c: sittings daily. 31 Fell st. hl MEDIUM, readings $1. 11214 Ouk P AD '1E SWAIN, FEMALE SPECIALIST, circle Sun., Wed. and Friday. 51 Fifth st. AGENTS WANTED. ADY OR GENTLEMEN AGENT< WANTED In each town on the coast for office business. Send 10c tor samples and circuiars to Nature Sup- ply Company, 2445 Third st., 8. F. AM GEnMAN A~DASTRANGER IN THIS clty; worked 3 years in the last place (private family oniy) and desire the same work here; good €00x, German or Freuch. Call or address . W., 95 Silver st., corner of 4 hird. (GOUD OPPORTUNITY FUR A LADY WITH smail capital. Call ac 1085 Market st., room 1 _\“VAN 1ED — WOMAN FOE GENERAL housework. 3891 Twenty-ourth st. OUNG WIDOW WIisSHES POSITION AS working housekeeper for widower or bachelor’s me: city or couniry; no objection to chlidren. 181 Noes . ADY OF EXPERIENCE DESIRES A PUSI- tion &8 housekeeper in lodging-house oF wid- ower's home. Roon, 3, 995 Market st. EKMAN HOUSEKEEPER AND FIRST- class coo < desi es situation 1o family or pri- vate boardiug-house. Cail at 15 Beaver st., bet. Sixteenth a.d Sevenieenth. LEMRN DRESSCUTTING AND MILLINER $1_per week: uniimited l€wous: patierny 25¢. McDoweil Dressmaxing School, 636 Market. FLYNNS DRESSMAKING AND CUTTING Academy. 14 McAllister st.: $1a week. 615 LARKIN-BKANCH OFFICE OF THE O CALL: subscriptions and want ads. taken. BOARDING WANTED. ANTED — FURNISHED ROOM, WITH bord, in private fawmlly, for singe gentle- man; north of Marxet und east of Jones preferred; state price. Address . ., box 44, Call Office. WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS. ANTED— 1.\ RSLPOWER MOTOR OR dvnamo: also secord-hand Wheeler & Wilson lf'lgln"mlfl.l‘flfl No. 11, Address &, (., oox 139, 1t Ottice. JAWBERCE CUTi1NG SCHOOL 1S 1HE i ouly reliable place 10r paterns: every ons suaranteed 10 be perfec. 1231 Market st. PLANER WANTED: 18 TO 24-INCH: STATK cash price. Address B. H., box 1, Call Office, Oakland. YUUNG EASTEGN WIDOW OF K FINE- ment ana_culture desires & position as manag. ing nousekeeper in widowe:’s Or bacheior's house. Koom 2, 122 Post at. MOSE CONVENIENT AND RESPECTABL Winchester Houss. .44 Third st. near Markec: 200 rooms: u5c to $1 54 per night: $1 50 to 88 per week: free 'bus aud baggage Lo-and irom ferry. ANTED_ POSITION AS WORKING s NINTH ST.—BRANCH OFFICE OF W catocrer oy oo sermontic youms maas | 116 o et o) wages §25. Calafier 10 . M., 126 Fourid, r. 6. THE CALL; subscription and wani sdi taken. BUILDINGS BOUGHT: LUMBEE SASaks doors, mantels. etc., for sule. 1168 Mission st QELL YOUR BOOKS, CLOTHING AND JEW- elry 10 A. KLEIN, 109 Sixth st: send postai. A WEEK'S NEWS FOR 5 CENTS — 1 WEEKLY CALL. In wracver, for malling. K. LLLIS MEDICM; SITTINGS.9 TOS, 81 circles Tues., ri.. 2P, ., 26c. 333 Valencia MES H. A 6 RIFFIN_CIR. SUN. EVE.: 25c; parlur-test mig. Thur. eve.; stgs. 4265 Grove. RS, J. J. WHITNEY, CLAIRVOYANT, trance test medium & :ife reader. 218 Stckion M. FRANCIS, INDEPENDENT SLATE writer. 118 Hal~h* st hours S untll 6 » . A HYPNOTISM. THE LIQUOR. MORPHINE AND CIGAR- ette hacii. also nervous compiainis, cured by bypuotisa. Prot. 1, A. K& NNEUY,130 Ellis,r.2.-30 EWSPAPER ROUTE I INTERIOR CITY close to ~an Fraucis.o. For particulars apply this oftice. 339 BAVES-Bia NUH OFFICE OF THE ) CaLL: subscriptions and want ads taken LODGIN () KOOM HOUSE ON MARKET St 9V 22-room nouse, on B i 27-room house.... $700 22-room house... $500 -room house.. _ 150/ 24 rooms, corner. 750 86 rooms. cor... 3,000/ 14 rms on Sutter. 700 2 rs, muscseil 20 | 66 rms, best city H.¢. DECK R, 1020 Market 8t.. opp. FURNITURE FOE SALE. MONEY-EAISING ~ALE—30 DAYS ONLY Yedroow seis, 3 picces Solid ouk dining ehairs -room furaiture outic Brassels carpet, laid SR SHIRKR & SHIKEK, 747 Market st opposics Gran: ave. LL KINDS OF HOUSEHOLD GO 1DS, MAT- A iresses, chairs, tables, crockery and giasswace sacrificed cheap; paity moving nway. 21135 Othe CARPETS: 400 sioves. 85 £10: ba= outfits. CHAMBER rarior secs AL L, DEUMANNS, 117 SIXTH, lowest prices on household soods: new of §001 s Dew: cas . Or on tme: open evenings. OR SALE—FUKNITURE 4 (R 5 ROOMS, complete for housekegping. 533 Natoma st. FURTURE. S10VES, CARPETS, COU ters. showcases. ANDERSON. 1121 Marxet. FURNITURE WANTED. F YOU WANT GUOb FRICKLS FOR FURNT ture and merchanaise see BURD, 211 Larcin, H IGHER PKICE THAN ANYWHERE PALD br Indians Auction Uo,1067 Marke:.opp.Jones CARPET CLEANING. CU5Y STEAM CARPET CLEANING WOKKS: J cleans, mGves. lays carpets. G. H. STEVEN. Mir. 35 and 40 Lighth st by telephone South 250. J HEN YOU BECOME DISGUSTED WITH poor work send to SPAULDING'S Ploneer Car- Pet-beating Works, $53-57 Tehama st.: tel. So. 40, YPNUTISM SCIF; TIFICALLY TAUGHT: succesv erid. Hypn \oMesmericins,8 O DVANCE CARPET-CLEANING (0., 403 Sutter; tel. Main $94. GEO. WAL(OM, prop. LOST. WATTS, rellable carpet-cleaniug renovtg, aiter- « atlon works. 409 McAllister. 71el Jessie 321 OST—AT MECHANICS LIBRARY, UM- 4be lla Finder return to library or jewelry- re. 732 Market st.; reward 82 50; no questions asked. OST_BADGE: CALIFORNIA SCHUETZEN Cl.b, 1880: \morican eagie, flag and shieid, Liberpl reward to finder at 80 Montgomery st VARFETS CLEANED & RENOVATED LIKS Dew. 23Tenth; tel. South 36, Mackintosh & Co. J. B UIICHELL CARPET-CLEANING CO. « 240 14th st cleaning Sc a yard. Tel. Mis. 71 ARPET-ULEANING, ¢ LAYING, Sc: KUG samples free: tel. Jessle 944 Straiton, 19 St 5o RANCH UFFICE OF THE CALL. 167 NISTH sti want ads and sutscriptions taken. BEATING WORKS Telephone Las: 1 'S CARPRL len Gate ave.