The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, February 8, 1897, Page 10

10 \ THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1897. ——— e e BEAL ESTATE MARKET REVEW Copious Rains of the Week Interfere With Busi- ness. Volume of Trade in This City as Compared With Business in the East. A Few Important Sa'es of Downtown Property Reported During the Week The copious rains during the past week in- terfered considerably with the real esiate business. The volume ot trade in This branch of business, as well s in all other lines, had for the time being been very much circum- ecribed, yet few find fault, the people know- ing that the wealth and prosperity of the community depend in a very great degree upon & heavy rainfail at this sesson of the year. the hearts of the agriculturists and added vastly to the prospeciive wealth of the State, giving as it does essurance of abundant crops of grain and large returns from the fruit dis- triets. Confidence in real estate as security is un- shaken. Strong faith in land is & pronounced teature of the situation. Buyers may not be particularly numerous at the moment, but sellers from choice are equally few in number. The market is well cleaned up of compulsory offerings and this fact helps much to sustain the rather firm tone that prevails among the holding interest. Business men generally incline to tne belief that trade arteries wiil soon show incressed ectivity, when real estate matters will un- doubtedly come in for full share of any quicker movement that may deveiop as the &pring season approaches. The following, showing the condition of the real estate market in San Francisco, as com- ared with the Eastern cities, is taken from Khomas Magee's circular: “Dull as real estate has been here, and scarce as mouey has been, the one has not here been nearly as dull, nor the other as scarce they have been in Eastern cities. Even in w York and Chicago this has been true, while 1t has been muc more true generally of all the other Atlantic cities. ¥ * * In ordi- nary cities of the East real estate was so boomed and loaded with debt that it can now hardly begiven away. The worstexamples of this state of things are probably St. Paui, Min- neapolis and Denver. Of all tiie cities United States San Francisco was least boomed and least mortgaged, and has, in proportion to its population, most’ money on nand. There was plenty of booming and the robbery at- tendant upon 1t between 1887 and 1891, but +his skyrocketing was nearly all done 1n out- side properties of compsratively smail tota: value, and was perpetrate d only on smail buy- ers.”’ During the past week the property on the east line of Powell street, 85 feet south of Geary, having a frontage o 5216 feet by 77:6 in depth, was sold for $50,000 to M. A. Dorn. The four'story frame buiidgg at present on the land wiil be altered and stores will- be built on the ground flo Another piece of property in the same block and on the sxme side o the strcet, 103:6 ieet north of O'Farrell, with a frontage of 37:6 feetand a depth of 137:6, nas been sold to Emily M. Chabot for $37,500. The improve- ments on the land consist of a threestory building, which will be raised and a brick story addcd below, which wiil be used for business purposes. The property at the northeast Fourti and Minna strests has changed owners for the sum of $52.000. The lot is 50x70 feet, with improvements thereon consisting of a three-story brick bullding renting for $375 per monih. The selier is Mrs. H. Hampton and the purchaser J. Calegaris. Mrs. Pheve Hearst has purchased trom the Crooks estate & lot 20x80 feet on the northwest side of Stevenson street, east of Third, for the sum of $20,000. This strip will give a rear entrance fo the Nucleus building, which is being reconstructed. The 17:6x70 feet, with i the east side of Siockton street, 58:6 jeet north of Geary, hgs been purchased by G. Witieli irom the'estate of J. H. Madison for the sum of §17,000. REVIEW OF THE RECORDS. There were ninety-eight deeds recorded dur- ing the past week. The mortgages numbered eighty-two, and were for & totsl of $193,000. Among them were the following: By tue French Bank to Jaue Martel, $13,500 for two years at 634 per Nt per annur: ;roperty on the nortii line of Eilis street, 197 feet west of Jones, 38x120 feet7nd east line of Kearny,91:3 feet south of Clay, 31:3x22:11 feet; by the Mutual Bank to George H.and Susan M. Richard, $12,000 for one year at 7 per cent on property at ihe northeast corner of Twentieth and Capp streets, 60x100 feet; by the same to Jennie and George E. Sexton, $4000 for one year at 7 er cent, on property on the west line of Fair ks, 122 north of Twenty-second, 61x117 :6; by the Mutual Savings Bank to Louis Bazet, £10,000 {or one year at 7 per cent, on prop- ¥ on the north line of Geary street, 80 feet west of Larkin, west 30 by north 80; by the corner of rovements, on Hibernia Bank to Theresa, Apgie S., Charles | H, and Frederick H. Zacharirs, $10,000 for one vear at 64 per cent, on_property on the south line of Sutter street, 87:6 east of Hyde, east 25 by south 137 by the same 10 Isa- beile Levy, $15,000 for one year at 614 per cent, on property on the west line oi Muson streat, 40 north of Geary, north 20 by west 57:6, 'on the south Iine of Suiter, 62:6 east of Leavenwortn, east 25 by soutn 87:6, and on the northwest corner of Howard and Erie, north 27:6, west 87:83, south 50:7%, east 88:13¢; by the Columbus Savings snd Loan Socic’y to Henry Frances E.. Winifred T., Eng-nia J., Agnes and_Angels Morrison, $10,000 10r one yearat 7 per cent, on prop- erty on the southwest corner of Sacramento and Dupont, west 34:41 by south 68:9: by Nathan Dusenberg to Marcus Hart, $6250 for four years at 634 per cent, cn property ou the north iine of Caiffornia, 15¢ eéast of Scott, erst 25 by north 132714 the Hibernia Brak to the vesiry of Si. John’s Church and parish, $18,000 for one year at 614 per cent, on property ou the southwest corner of Fifteenth sizect and Julian avenue, west 100 by south 147:9. The releases numbered fitty-one, represent- ing the payment of $159,397. The following were the principal ove<: From the Hibernis Bank to Julien Smith, $6000 on property on the southeast line oi Stevenson street, 315 feet southwest of Third, 70x40 feet; by the German Bank to Hattie S. Stone, $2000 on property on the nortl line of Pagesircer, 28113 eet west of Scott, west 25x137 g[eez. The releases were fifty-four ia_number and represented the payment of $166,825. From the Humbold t Bank to M. J. and Hunnah Kern, $10.000 on property on the south line of Pags street, 125 west of Webster, west 25 by south 13716, and $3000, on the south line of Grove Atreel, 169 east of Webster, east 25 by south’ 120; from the National Home and Loan Association 10 Lena and Hannah Mark, $6000 on_property on the south line of Eddy streer, 200 west of Laguna, west 25 by south 137:6; irom Annaand P. H. Kenny and Get- vlate to William and Teresa Romberg, 000 on properiy on the northwest corner of Sutter and Scott streets, west 37:6 by north 100; from the Hibernia Bank o Herrlet W. end Harry W. Meek, $8000 on_propedy on the northwest line of Mission street, morthwest 20, northeast 56, northwest 96, northeast 56, southeast 20:96, southwest 112, The Wesiern Addition Improvement Club has petitioned the Supervisorsto grade and sewer St. Joseph avenue, between Geary and Turk streets. There will be a bill introduced in the Legis- lature this week which, it _granted, will give the Supervisors the right to obtain land, by purchaso or condemuation proceedings, if negissery, for the Durpose of - extending, widening, straightening or altering any pube Iic street or highway not to exceed 500 feet. A committee composed of members of the Five-mile Improvemeut Club for the purpose of circulating a_petition 1o have the pound Jimits extended have received many signa- tures. The petition will be presented to the Supervisors. The real estate agentsof this City have taken an active partin this move: ment, and the petition will include the names of ull'the leading firms in the business. The request to be made in this direction by the residents of the southwest Mission dis- trict will no doubt be granted by the Super- visors, as it has received the supportof many prominent citizens and property-owners. Members of the Richmond District Improve- ment Club are anxious to have Point Lobos avenue taken out of the control of the Park Commissionezs and ibe authority vested ia the Board of Supervisors. g . R Umbsen & Co. have been appointed the Norihern Californis agents for the Hemet | The pluvial dispensation has brought joy to the | | | | and Charles Carsoun, 21—16, 10—21, 21-9. Lend Company, comprising about 7000 scres of property in_San Jacinto valley, Riverside county, & portion of which is nighly im- proved. L The residents of Lakeview are anxious to have their district better lighted and to haye the Spring Valley Water Company lay its mains throughout that section, as they are at present without any water supply. In the matter of sscuring some system for the better lighti g of tiieir territory the Lake- view Improvement Club have appointed s committee to wait upon the Supervisors and request thatseven electric lights be plsced in the district. The residents of Richmond district are op- posing the granting of any further extension of time to the gontractors for the paving of California stfiit between Central and Fif- teenth avenu A referee’s sale of the estate of Mary B. Pease will be held on the 24th inst. at the office of Madison & Burke. There will be offered three lots, with the improvements thereon— on the northwest line of Brannan, 64 feet northeast of Third; on the norts coruer of Cener place and South Park avenue, and on the southeast side of Park avenue, 45:3 north- east of Third street. There is to be & new driveway on the south of the park, commencing in the vicinity of Seventn avenue #nd H street, connecting with the boulevard in the park,and wending its way southward to Trocaderoand on to the county line. The new ariveway will be 100 feet wide. It comprises land donated by Adolph Sutro and the Spring Valley Water Works Company 0 the City. Ejectment proceedings for the removal of two squatters who for some time past have blocked Brady stieet are fo be commenced by the Supervisors. 3 A petition is to betiled with the Supervisors for the sewering, grading and macadamizing of Lower Terrace irom the intersections there- with of Scrpent:ne Place. A committee from the Mission five-mile Im- provement Club is to call upon the propert owners on Mission street from Silver to Court- land avenue tor the purpose of requesting the owners of that thoroughfare to have properly repaved. 0. F. Von Rein & Co. will hold an auction on the 25th of tnis month. The principal offring nt the sale will be the estate of Charles D. Root. Sol Getz & Brother raport during the past week—Lot 25x120 on east line of Eighteenth avenue, 275 fcet north of K street, for §300; 1ot 50X120 feet on west | of Thirty-fifth’ aveiue, 150 feet south of I treet, for $400; lot 25x120 feet on east line of Nineteenth enue, 200 ieet north of Clement he following sales street, for $500; lot 25x100 feet on south line of K 'street. 3216 west of Ninth avenue, for §600; 1ot 25x120 feet on west line of Seventh avenn 1o 125 feet north of K street, fur $1000; 1 25x120 feet on soutbeast line of Athens cet, 25 feet northeast of China avenue, tor 50. 'Thé Clarendon Heights Tmprovement Club i8 to petition the Suvsrvisors for eigut electric lights, at_ the following points: At the corner of Moss und Caselli avenues. Eighteenth and Ashbury, Sixteenth aud Upper Terr: street ana Serpentine piuce, Eighteenth and Stanyau, Corbett_avenue, between Mars and Moss avenues; Eagle and Faicon, Lower Ter- race and Pluto. The Mission Five-mile Improvement Ciub is to petition the Supervisors to_establish grades along the liue of sireets in the Excelsior Homestead and the Academy Tract, where the grades have not yet Leen agreed upon. Shainwald, Buckbee & Co. report the sale of 2000 acres o land in Glenn County for$20,000; thirty-seven lois in_ the western part ol the city of San Jose for $14,000, und & residence | in San Ruaisel ° Charles J. Campbell & Co. will dispose of at auction on the 23d inst.a large line of mis- cellaneous parcels of City propert A commitiee from the Clarendon Heights Improvement Club is at present asceriaining the lowest price for which Seventcenth street :n_be cut through Mount Olympus from Uranus to Ashbury. THE HANDBALL COURTS. .o Bonnet and E. Maloney Defeal J. C. Nealon and M. Dillon. The San Francisco Handball Court was crowded yesterday and several exciting games were played. The chief event was a game in whica T. F. Bonnet and E. M loney played eguinst J. C. Nealon and M. Dilion. Bonnetand Maloney proved too strong for their opponergs and won in three straight games. Another interesting game was vlayed betwzen the old-time rivals, M. McNeil and G. M. McDonaid and Phil Ryan and Dan Rodgers. 1t was hotly contested from start to finish and was won by Me- Neil and McDonald. Next Sunday aftercon a match that will draw u big crowd to the San Francisco court has been arranged. Jim Corbett, t e champion pugilist of the world, ana T. F. Bonnet will play azainst J. C. Nealon and AL J. Kilgallon. Corbeftis an expert hand ball piayer, and whiie be was training i or the glove contest with Shurkey Le played anumber of times with Nealon, honors being about even. The Union court has again changed hands and J. G. Ersin is now the man- ager. He will endeavor to make certain improvements to attract piayers to the court, which bas for weeks been practi- cally deserted. Following were the games played in the San Francisco court yesterday: R. Downs and J. ¥oley defeated E. Barry and Robert Hauseman, 21—12, 19—21, 21—10. M. McClure and E. Curiey deiesated J. Collins M. Bash and J. Hogan defeated H. Suilivan and . Cullen, 21—6, 17—21, 21—13. P. Tobin and J. McCarthy 'defeated D. O'Brien and J. Kenny, 2118, 10-21, 21—-15. M. Mec- Neil end’ J. McDonald defeated P. Ryan and D. Rodgers, 21—12, 16—21, 921, 21—14, 21-13. J. Harlow and'J. Slattery defcated Al Pennoyer and G. Hutchinson, 21—19, 16— 21—10. J. Lawless and D. Connolly deiea: J. Shirley and C. Sweeney, 21—8, 16—21, 21—13. R. Murpby and J. Collins defented P Kelly and E. Toy, 21—11, 10—21, 2117, 18—21,21-15. T.F. Bonnetand E. Malo defented J. C. Neaion and M. Dilion, 2116, 21-10, 2114 SAN FRANCISCO **CALL." BUSINFESS OFFICE of the San Francisco OALI~ 710 Market sireet, open unill 12 o'clock every Dight In the year. BRANCH OFFICES—527 Montgomery sireet, eomner Clay; open uniil 9:30 o'clock. 839 Hayes street. open until 9:30 o’clock. 615 Larkin street, open until o'clock. BW. corner Sixteentn and Mission streets, open et § o'clock. 2618 Mission street. open until 9 o'clock. 167 Ninth street, open until 9:30 o’clock. 1805 Polk street: open un.il 8:80, NOTICE OF MEETINGS. GOLDEN GATE COMMANDERY Nu. 16, K. T., Golden Gate bullding. Sutter ‘st peciul sssembly THI< EVENING at 7:30 wclock. The Order of the Temple will be conferred. All fraters are courteously invited. CHARLES H. MUIPHY. . Eminent Commander. WILLIAK T. FOXDA, Recorier. ne | SITUATIONS WANTED-Continued. SITUATIONS WANTED—Continned. MALE HELP WANTED. VERMAN EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, 306 T Mason st., tel. maiu 3382, furnishes best helj all nationalities. 1OOK, GEKMAN, 25, WISHES A POSITION for day or night'work; is sober: would like a dy place. Address FRANK, 2723, Minna st OMPETENT ENGLISH COOK, LATELY from the East, will £0 to work as working housekecper; is & good butter-maker and mice iaundress: iy O Country; couutry preferred. 1024 Howard st., room 20. TANTED — POSITION AS WORKING housekeeper by an agreeable young woma widower's famil, preferred: wages $26. Call from 10 10 4, 126 Fourth st.. room 2. VWANIED—BY A (OMPETENT, EXPERL enced Eng ish persou, beiroom vork, second | WOTX OF &uy place where a trustworthy person requireda. Appiy 1015 McAllister st. NOMPETENT GIRL WISHES SITUATION for general housework: thoroughly under- stands good plain cooking: sleep home. A. A, box 125, 818 Larkin st., branch office. (3IRL FOR GENERAL HOU EWORK IN T small famlly ; reference roquired. Apply 1852 Eddy st JEAT YOUNG AMERICAN GIRL WISHES 889.HAYES T _BRANCH OFFICK OF )OJ THE Car; subscriptions and want ads taken. 7OUNG MAN WANTS ADVERTISING maiter to distribute or work of any kind; best of references. J. J.. box 32, Call Cffice. CTIVE BUSIN MAN WANTS POSI- tion, any capacity: good office assistant, store or drive delivery wagon. ., bux 32, Call Office. ANTED — AMERICAN GFNERAL MER- crandise clerk with California_experi-nce for conntry $50 and found: cooks. waiters and others. Apply 10 J. F. CROSETT & CO., 628 Sacramento. YDRAULIC MINKK, THOROUGHLY AC- customed to the use of sravel elevators. ginits, pip-s. etc., must have experience and ref- erence, $150 and found; man of experience in country general store. R.T. WARD, 610 Clay st. AMERICAN SHOP BUTCHER AND SAU- sage-maker, country, $50 to $60 and found slaughterer, country, $5Uaad found. R. T. WARD & CU., 608 and 610 Clay st. RANCHOFFICE OF THI: CALL, 167 SINTH st.—Want ads and subscriptions taken. Y A YOUNG MAN, sSOBER AND INDUS- trious. ation {o travel for & wholesale house: speaks Spanish, French sud Euglish; ac- quainted in Mexico; good salesman: can give Al references: wages no object: will' take side lines if necessary. Address H.J.,box 40, this oftice. N, FINE PIANIST, DESIRES steads engagement: best reference. 8. P, box 53, Call Uftice, JAITER, $25 AND ROOM: COOK, $25 AND room: errand boy, $10.and room: soung man to run elevator: waiter, $7 & week :C00K, boarding- house, $45 s«nd room: restauranieporter, $ub. MARTIN'S, 748 Market st. 00DCHO1PER, $150 A CORD: KANCH haud. $20 per month; sausage-maker; black- smith’s helper: man to grow bluck berries: barber, country shop. MARTIN'S, 749 Market si. AINTER, MUST BE A NO. 1 GRAINER, for country: man to care jor 60 cOws on shares: see boss here § A. M. Mouday 2 walters [ADIES MAID: CAN DO SEWING, HAIR- J dressing and manicusing, wants a position._J., box 69, Cal Y OUNG ENGLISHMAN WANTS PLACE AS stagednver or to take care of horses: thor- oughly competent. Add. F. CLUKR, box 109, Call IRST-CLASS SWEDISH GIEL DESIEES A place to work by the day or month: is good cook and laundress. 1 Fifth st Y OUG, GIBL WISHES To DO HOUS \wOrk or take care of children. Call at 22 Sevenih st Y QUNG SWEDISH GIEL WISHES SITUA- tion (o take care of childre.: or ass st in house- work; 10 to 12, 721 EiLs st. I ELIABLE WOM N WANTS A POSITION s cook: wages $20: thoroughly understands | business; well recom mended. 1258 Mission st. TOUNG GIKL WANTS HOUSEWORK; good cook best of references. MRS. HAR- OLD’S, 513 Eighth st., Oaki. nd. EEMAN COOK DESIRES A SITUATION X for cooking _nd dowustxirs work In private fanitly. K., box 79, Cul: Office. OUNG LADY WISHES SITUATION hote! ‘as cook or waltress: ci | Call or address 711 Folsom st., room G N TS A ITUATION TO AS. 717 Polk 5. IRL OF 17 WA sist in Lousewo k. WEDISH GIRL WANTS SITU. [1ON TO DO kencral housework. Cali 414 Tenth st | Cones 2656 ' WOM AN WOULD LIKE SITU housework; best references. 'EN general L Sutier st. SH GIRL WANTS SITUATIO housework in private amily. FOR Call ANTS HOUSECLEAN | L ing for Saturday afternoon. k. E.. box 75, C: QW EDISH WONAN WANTS WORK BY TH | © day: is a good Isundress Address B. H., box ta WAl ot YOUNG GRL WOULD LIKE POSITION IN | | X oy kind of office understands suorth wiiting and bookkeepiz: §3 per week s Z. L., box 12, Call Oftice. | FieToiass DREseuARER FRON NEW York wisties a fed f lies 10 sew for; $2 per 1 \'(!l NG GIRL wouL Drl.l}\' A POSITION | 1 10 asc<ist in gen ral Please pddress MIsS second, near Market s bousework: wages 815, | ~4ANLEY, 879 Twenty . Oakland, Cat. VRESSMAKER — FIR~ 5SS CUTTER /"and fizter will goout by the day: references: | city. Uncland and Herkeley. 1320 Mission s >0-ITION AS HOUSEKEEPEx IN HOTEL | or lodging-house or widower's famly: city or country: Al housekeeper, & so fine Cook: refer- ence. M. 5, box 187, Lall Office. HOUSEWORK WAN1EDBY MIDDLE-AGED woman who is 8 good cook; good re.erences. 208 Fifth st.. near Howard. | FASHIONABL DRESSMAKER FER cutter and_fiiter, wiil mase & cress i oue irom $3 up, or wiil 'go out working at §2 a day. | 1015 Mcalilster st. (OOK-GERMAN WOMAN WISHES STEADY J situation in firsc-class ooardi Bouse: best references given. ner Fourih. QITUATION WANTED BY X woman as ¢ook _or xeneral day. A.dress MRS, T., 114 I A GERMAN housework by thy TOUNG LADY WANTS PLAIN SEW o at homie. chIAren’s sowing a suecialty. Call a1 1140 Shotweli st., near Tweniy-sixth. (CONFETENT ' VOUNG ~ SWEDISH —GIKL wisues'second work OF place as chambermaid §00d seamsiress; wages $20. Cail 1508 Bush st., San Francisco 1K "ATED YOUNG WOMAN WISHES POSI- tion as mald and seamsiress: best: f references given. Calioraddr:ss MISS KENNGN, 131 Polk. ) GIRLS WisH FOSITIONS, ON%, AS GOOK, Z ‘he oiher us waltress or upstairs work | QITUATION WANTED BY MIDULE-AGED | D woman; understauas milking and makig | butter; used 1o ranch life for 20 years; good house- | Kkeeper; retereuces. 746 Mission s iy {TRONG BOY USED TO WORKING IN vakeliouse. Appiy Baker, box 72 Cali Office. 59T MONTGOMERY, CORNER OF CLAY— D2T Jen "uni 5550 o.oeks . branoh ofiice of the Call: subscriptions and waui ads. taken. [ INCHESTER HOUsF. 44 THIRD ST., N Market: 200 rooms; 25¢ to 81 50 per night: $1 50 (0 86 per week: convenient and respecta tree bus and baggage to and from tbe ferry. FEMALE HELP WANTED. W ANTED—PROTESTANT SECOND GIRL, 2 in family, $20; 2 German and English nurses #20 and 825 8 cooks, German ; cook, botel, ¥3 ; restaurant waitress, $25, and & iarge number of girls for co. king and Dousework. J. E. CRUSETT & CO., 316 Suster st. VIKL, UNIiON ST.. 820: GIRL, LOMBARD st..'§20; gir,, Fair Ouk 320; gin. Kddy st., $20: girl, Pacific ave., $20; slrl, FOst at., §20: girl, Alameds, Cal, $20 irl, Geary st. g, Webster 'st., §20; girl, Vallejo st $20; gir Lush s, $25: girl, Fell st., $20; girl. Lagu) 290 gt raxe .. $20: giri, Jacksoi st #20. girl Lyons at., §20} girl, MARCIN'S, 749 Marke: st. girl, Keanett, Haj es st.. $20. (QHAMBERMAID, 87 A WKEK: GERMAN vaitress, $20 an1 room: gir. to assistin diniug- r00m: Waltfess, 85 a week: chwmbermaid, $18 and room; ironer, steam laundry, $30: giri for chamberwork and some waiting: waitress, $15 #nd room; waitress, country, £30. WOmAD 1o wash #nd fron, $15, room and board: cook, $45 aud roum: Germ.in cook, $23: waitress, city, $20 and room. MAGTIN'S, 749 Market si. G '8l FCLTON 51, 815: GIRL, LOMBAKD X 315: girl. Livermore, $15; siri. Post st., 815: wirl, O'Farrell s, $16: girl, Grary st., $15: gir, Castro st., 815 girl, Alameda, $18: girl. Octavia st $i5: girl, Pine st., $15: girl, Golden Gate ave £15; g1, Da_ si., $15; girl, Sutter si.. $16: gir, Filiniore'st., $15." MALTIN'S, 749 Marketst. N UksE GIRL $10; 28 YOUNG GIRLS, 88 AN '$10 and 812 per month, assist, etc., fice tam- Ties. " MAKIIN'S, 49 Market st J5COND GIKL, STEINEE ST, $15. MAR- TIN'S, 749 suarket st OLORED GIRL, VINE ST, 5. MAR- TIN'S, 748 Market st C(..,mu-.-n COOK, $20; SECOND_GIRL AND sewing, $20. MIS8 CULLEN, 323 >utter st. A\ s sitnation to do gene-al housework; refer- [ f MARKET ST_ERANCH OFFICE OF THE | and oiber piaces. MURRAY & READY, Leading ence. Apply at 223 Miuna st CALL: want ads and subscriptions taken. Employment Agents. 634 ana 638 Clay st. N EXPERIENCED FRUNCH LADY AS| Y\ OUNGJAPANESE BOY WANT<A PLACE | | OREMAN FOR A VINEYARD, ORCHARD Bousekeeper; can also take fill charge of chik 10 work either forenoon or afiernoon oniy. S.| I'and rauch:“able,to pack raisins, figs, prunes dren. Cail room 75, St. Anu’s Building T.. 22 Prospect place. aud other fruits; ruh a gaug of men Lo udvancage; irom 30 to 60 years: single man: references re- quired: salary, $50 and found and increase. Call in person or write stating full particaiars former empioyers, etc. MURKAY & READ:, Leading Employment Agents, 634 and 638 Clay st EAD PORTER WITH GOOD REFEREN for large firsi.c ass country hotel C. HANSEN & €O, 110 Geary s. JECOND COUK, HO1EL NORTH, §60; NEAT &) young hoel waiter, $30. C. K HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary st. Y' UNG MEN BETWFEN 16 AND 20 years of age (0 learn a trude. Apply at Last Faciory, 10 Stevenson st., from 7 t0 9 thisa. M. Y OUSG, BOOTBLACK WANTED. ~SARA- 10ga, B11%5 Larkl . si., bet. Geary and Post. G CE R GOD STEADY BOY ABOUT 1 23 per week. 409 McAlllster st. ARTNER IN GOOD PAYING CASH BUSI ness; cleared $60 month. 223 Fourtl st. WAGES PERSONALS. e TOULD LIKE TO KNOW WHEREABOU1S of Edward Bishop: resided on Market st. in November, 1895. Call 167 Ninth st. BUSINESS CHANCES. IGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR FURNE ture, restanrant, saioon fixtnres and grocery stocks. STENBENG COw 652 Market st. SENTLEMAN, T.MPORARILY EMBAR. G “Tassed, would 1ike to negotiste with privass ar Ly fo: the 10an 0f $500; ~aid (0An wanted for | 15 uays; security worth $20.0 will te placed in toaner’s hands toensuie Prompt repayment, and a bonus of $50 will be given for the arcommoda- | tion: party must be responsible. Address B. B., box 182, Call Office. | WEBRUARY 38, 1897—ANY SEAMAN has le‘t any clothing ai my e please call at W. L NE'S, 504 Davis st, and re- | deem_ them, as T am out of the business. WM. THOMPSOXN, 108 Clarae st., city. A BYICK FEFE: DIVOKCE LAW- 4 SPEC. A\ ialty: provate: no fee wihou: success: pro- bate, insolvency, wills, collections. Dbills of sale, damages, etc.: private detectives; estab. 10 vears. WHO G.W.HOWE, aty-at-iaw, 850 Market,cor.Stocktn 1A GRIPPE And all kindred aiseases easily cured wihout medicine. Lleciricity is lifv, an@ as applled with the worderful electrical apparatus used at DR. SMITH'S. ELECIRO-MAGN TIC BATHS I he cure is both pleasant and permanent. ing ifke it. o auonce ana be well. Sunny rooms snd hygienic board very reasonable. Fiee consul- taiion 1 (o 5 nini 6 (0 8 Sundays 10 to 12. Ca:lor sdoress 1533 BUCHANAN st. OZENS OF MUSHROOM IMITATORS AND people clalming to have had connections with me are springing up every day—people who are jea.ons of my success. Don’t make any misiakes. 1t's G. LEDERER, 111 Stockionst., nearest Geary, that you wan. (0 s¢e; my price or hair-dressiug i positively 25¢ only for auy and all siyles: same Price in ihe store us in the sdver:isements. JENTLEMAN PARTNER WITH SMALL c-pital wanted by a lady. - 116 Sixth st., rm 2. MME, J. PHILLIPS, LADIES £ANHION- able halidresser, removed 0 120 Geary st., opposite California Furniture Co.: popular prices. 15, BASNAH GILBLRT, LAIE OF MAN- chester. England, would communicate with her relatives she would hear of something to her ad- vaniage. H UNQRABLE MAN, 35 SOBER, SHO- muker, wants to meet lady between 20 sud 30 wiih -ome meaus. Address LEO CAPO, 562 Mis. sion st. 0Y AGED 16: REFERENCES REQUIRED: must reside with parents. 111 Poweil st. XPERIENCED DAY COUK: week. 118 Sev nih st G MAN WHO UNDERSTANDS MEAT- ting and can drive wagon. App.y bet. 9 and 12 A ., cor. Mason and Chestuat sis. C. GRASS, butche: WANTED-TAILORS FOR FINE rooms. 72414 Market st., room 17. ANTED—STEADY, RELIABLE MAN FOR money. SEAT- position In country: must bave $5 expense 1i after 10 A. M. § Geary, r00m 2. TANTED — FOR CASH, SHOEMAKERS' patching machine. LINKLETTER, San Jose, California. HE RICHELIEU RESTAURANT, 1184 EL- ls ‘st bet. Aason and Powell, has changed hands, aid Mr. Noel engue, the hew proprietor, Wil coutinue to run it as o firsi-class res:aurauc; 25c a meal; family entrance off O'Farrell st. 7 ANTED—SALESMAN EXPERIENCED IN school supplies. Whitaser-Ray Co..723 Markt AKBERS—FOL EMPLOYMENT CALL SEC. P. . Barbery’ Assn. 5. FUCHS, 525 Grantave. | JUURNEYMEN BAREKRS K)PLOVMENT secretary (H. BERNAKD, 102 seventh st. ARBRR-SHOP, RUNNING 3CHAIRS; LOW reuts good location: price $125: irial given: ihis Is & rare chance. 3., box 67, Lali Office. PRENCH NUR E, $26: 12 HOUSEWORK giris, city and couutry, $20 and $26. 8 young £iris assisi, 810 to 815. Mis> CULLEN, 833 Sutter at. (GERMAN OR FRENCH GOVRKNE~S $30, CULLEN, 823 Sutter. OOK, $35: SECOND GIRL, $25: NURSE, $20. MI'S CULLEN, 328 Sutler. C VW ANTED—LAUNDRESS AND W+ ITRESS, $25: % German_cooks, §35 and $30: French e, must speak English, $25, city references, a'great uumber of wrls for housework and assist. LEON ANDRE, 315 Stocktou st. ESTALRANT, & WEEK AND HANSEN & CG,, 110 Geary at. PRIVATE OO, HOUSE, $40; .chambermuid and ® $20; 2 wait- resses, city, $15, 816: 320; '4 house- girls, $26°'C. R’ HANSEN & CU., 110 Geary at. NED PROTESIAN Er R8s Years Of age as governess for a banker's family: country: 8:5. references re- quired. MUKHRAY & KEADY, Leading Employ- men: Agents, 634-836 Clay st. T WOMAN FROM (390D PLAIN COUK AND DO GENERAL X housework for American family of 3 grown persons: country (own; $20; see lady nere: young giri preterred: ca'l early. MURKAY & READY, Leading Employment Agents, 634-636 Clay st. WY AITRESSES COUNIRY HOTELs. 315 TO 20. fare paid; cook and laundress, $2b; etc. MURRAY READY, Leading Empioyment A gents, 634-636 Clay st (oo $30: SECOND GIRL, $20: HOUSE- &irl,'$ in family, $25: nursegirl, $15: German housvgirl, 2 in fawily, $20; Cook. $25. housegir Oskland,'$35: Belvedere, $25. MRS. NORTON, | 815 Sutter st. ERMAN LADY, GOOD SEAMST: S, DE. G iires “few ‘more places for pain sewiog or mending in hote or private famlilcs; 60 cents per day. X Address L. B., vox 184. C OUNG AND ATTRACTIVE LADY OF many accomplishments desires & position as sekeerer in widower's or bachelor's 223 Post at., room 2. managing ho home. (COMEETENT WOMAN DESIRES POSITIC J as working housekeeper In widower's or bach elor's lome; wages $20 311 Fonrih st., room 51. A FOSITION AS HOUSE Keeper: refercnces. 917 arkel st., room 14. JXPERIENCED HOU-EKELPER (WIDOW) " waiis work lu widower’s or baclielor's house: Boid: country preferred. 88 Ninch st..room 17, Bours. 11A. 3. 10 9 P. M. JXPERIENCED DAY 59 per weex ok bes. of references | and other sickness taken home; private Webster st. NIGHT NUF confinement Call 719 Y’m\{. WIDOW WISHES POSITION AS lousekeepe: or do plain gendeman sewing, 106 Fourth st. room 2. ADY OF EXPERIENCE DESIRES A PUSI- Lt ower’s home. 713 NG EASTERN WIDOW OF R F o 15 ost ne Koom, 3, 995 Market st. LAKKIN_BRANCH OFFICK OF THE CALL: subscrintions an: want ads taken. | WIBOW DESIRES POSITION AS HOUSE Kkeeper; does not object (0 2 chiidren. Ad- dress i C. F., Peraita Heights, corner Lester and Hanover aves, ias: Oakiaud, JUBSCRIPTIONS AND WANT ADS FOR THE CAvLL taken at _branch office, 339 Hayes st; open uritis 9:30 w'cluck. W ANI _ADS AND SUB-CRIPTIONS FOR THE CALL are taken st Branch Office, south- west coruer Sixteentt and Mission ns. 1 as housexeeper in lodging-house or wid- | 3 HAMBERMAID, $20; WAITRESS, $20 girl light upstairs work, $12; 8 girls for hous work. MKS. HIRD, 721 Eiifs st Cix AMBERMAID: MUST ASSIST WAITING couniry; #20. HOTEL GAZETTE, 420 Kearny. FFICK FEE REDUCED; 25 OTS.; GIRwS OF Al pationa. itles to till various positions. Ger- wau Empioyment Uffice, 306 Masonm st.. 7OUNG CERMAN GIRL FOR GENERAL housework, take care of chidren. §1>. Eureka ley Bakery and < onfectionery, 4147 Nine th st., ear Coiftngwoud. | AXBER WASHSIANDS 1.2AXD 3 BOWLS cheap. H. HUFSCHMIDT. 623 Golden Gate av ADI AND GENTS' MISFIT ~HOES bought and exchanged; new vamps and ond-hand shoes for sale; large stock; sLoes mude t0 order: bes stock: work gusranteed: all kinds of repairing. 743 Mission, near Grand Upera-house. E LCHO HOU S¥, 8631 M4 KK KL ST.—EUOMS 20c, 25¢ 1o BOC night: &1 to §2 weex. RIVATE DETECTIVE WORK DONE REA- souable: 10 vears' exporience: all matters surcily conndentai. G. B WEBSTER, 104 Mason 3L, Toom 6. AINTING, WHITENING, PAPERING; lowest estimates:best work guarante-d; wall ps per Scroll. EDW ARDS, 1200 Webster, cor. Eduy. ML 5 KEEGAN (FORMERLY WITH G. LED- AW erer) bas opened & stylish hairdressing parior; lutest eRects ;price 20¢. 12414 O' Farrel, r. Fowell: MRS, THOMPSON, RETURNED; HAIR- M dresser and mauicure. 605 Post st room 2. RUE. ARNOLD, MAGNETIC HEALER—ALL disease successfully ireated; rheumatism posi- tively cured Call or write 786 Stevenson MELE "HEZ ~ ARTISTIC HAIR- dresser and manicure. 814 Pine st., room 7. AURA DE FORCE GORDON. ATTORNEY 1286 Market, over J. J. O'Brien’s. 4 at luw, MEIROPOLITAN 1 E15CTIVE BUREAU, Parrott building, over Emporium: offices, 540- 541: hours) A M. 1012 P tele. Mint 1471. 1000 $A%ES, 31 80 SHOW CARDS, ETC. Tel. Black 141. HILL, 2234 Geafy st.. ] A RQAES-FINE CABINGIS AL Wik SON’S Gallery, 1028 Market. 797 MONTGOMERY ST, BRANCH OFFICE Z | o1TaE CALL; waut ads and suoscriptions taken. ~ARTINGTON'S ®CHOOL OF and Newspaper Illustration: particulars as to terms. etc. 424 Pine st; fllustrations uruished for magazines, new spapers, etc. MAGAZINE RTISTIC HAIRDRESSING, 250; $25 FOR cases of hair failing or dandraff | cannot cure. | MRS HUBBARD, 1104 Market st., room 28. Noth- | &70(), LUSCH HOUSE AND SALOON e - casi register, bililard and pool tab f e mirror, etc.: good coruer: low rent; big bar- galn. STENBER: & CO., 632 Market st &120)(), QLD-ESTABLISHED AND WELL w&UU. known saioon: half block north of SMarket st.: this place is elezantiy fitted up and el stocked: must he g0ld, as proprietor has other Dusiness which requircs his time: every investiza- tion ailowed. STENBERG & CO., 633 Market st BEST PAYIN $350, phsrea i OUTSIDE ROUTE IN c00d horse and wagon: 10 Saperlence necessary: posiiively clears $1C0 a month: week’ n. STENBE » 632 Marceror © 'Fial given. STENBEKG & CO, ALL TG 0id ana ) AN Y3375 WILL SECURE exwnsive business; great sa: orth $ 000: has cleared over for, D years; prospects were never facts wh oh invessication will posi- Pacticulars of SICKELS, 620 Mar- HOSE WHO ARE SEEKING BUSINE places it wiil pay b firm of THOMAS & CO.. " Telephone South 592, to_consult the reliable 3 Sixth st, room 18. BLISHED (ORA POR SALE—OLD-Est R 3 SR grocery aud bar 3 ccount of sickness. A Py 1o WICHMA ¥\ LU JEN & our0s 5y St bet. 880d 164, %1 10 agene. U0 3-0 Clay JANTED — STEADY MAN FOR PERMA: nent position In cash busin s fied with $20 per week ani huvy Ply 777 Market sc., room 1. $2007oransem near where Howard-st. car PAYING sALOON; 600D LOC receipts $10 o £12: mu: sickness. Inquire Call Office. AFFLE OF TOOL CHEST A Tuesday, Febryary 8. REsr¢vRA:fl"7§bTinnow’< 5, MUsT a-ll; cheap. Inq. meat market, 1105 Misnis ARTY WOULD LIKE TO BUY HALE torest in undertaking establishment: dress and foil particulurs. ARTNER WANTED IN PAYING SA- loon: Tecently “opened: will bear investize. tion. . Room 18, 33 Sixih st mus be satis- © $200 cash. Ap- ATION; DALY st be wold account of T328 0AK sT,, N- I te ade . S., box 32, Call. ARTNER WANTEDL WITH $150 TO vest in & medical-bath treavment business. Sixth st., room 18. FI3E cANDY-§ doing & good busin 33 Six:h st., room 18, WANTED ON FIRST MORTGAGE $B00 on¥000 o 38000 3 . lars 412 Natoma st - TU00 Property. Partieu IN. 3 JRE ON MARKET ST / : will bear investigationy SSAYING OUTFIT AND ESTABLISHED business for sale. Address Assayer, box 25, Aubarn, C 1 0OD-PAYING CAND cizar-store; che: doward st. 0 LET—CARRIAGE PAINISHOP; GOOD iocation for business. 1340 Turk st. $150. ZARISER WANTED IN LIGHT D1 OV. indoor business: immense profite; plenty of work: great chance for small lnvest: ment. 9 Geary st., room 2. ARTY WOULD LIKE TO PUT A LITTLE money into some business, manufacturing or oOcherwise, as partner. Address S., box 142, Call, QTORAGE WARKHOUSE $200 INCOME PER menth, must be sold. Call 1396 Market st for particulars. .STATIONERY AND : account of sickness. 1314 00D AND COAL YARD FORSALE CHEAP, 564 Howard st. ALOON FOR SALE: A BARGAIN count of leaving city. 515 Market st. ARTN KR WANTED WITH SMALL CAPL tal; no fake. Address J. J., box 48, Call Office, ON AC- UPTURE AND PILES CURED: NO PAY until cured: send for book. DRS. MANS. FIELD & PORTERFIELD. 5% Markes st. %30 SALOON NEAR PRINCIPAL MAR- 50U, kev: cheaprant. For information ad- dress 8. P, WILSON, 431 Greenwich at. SCOPE — NEW Bl e e MGG BN S D Pacinic House, ommercial and Leidesdort sta. 8 s PROJECTING MA- | 979 MIRSION — SUBSCRIPTIONS —AND BCOPE — : T [ 2526 Vanraas axon tor THI CALL ghine: uges the Kinetoscope timy; price 83 ST 1N CITY—SINGLE ROUNS, 15 20 AND LL PAPEE, 4C A ROLL; PAPER HANG- ing, painting.etc., by contract or day’s WOrk, at | yourown prce. N. £ MERIGAN, 1302 Webster s ENTLE: i 1 £ ()() FOR SALE O EXCHANGE ¢ $1500. 557 Sopory s soremi anor business in San Luis Obispo Couuty: if resid. is wanted $4500. Address W, 1 Of N PARTNER WITH SMALL nted by young widow. 207 Post, r. 8. NINTH SI. THE Cari; — BRANCH OFFICE OF subscription and want ads. 116 taken. 44 B UNSWICK HOUSE, 148 SIX1H ST.: OPEN. ! all nights reoms 25¢ to $1 per night: $1 25 to 85 por wees. J. G. DicAKLE, Manager. TYLISH AND DURABLE made to order, $2 50. 58 Howard, nr. Sixih. R ECRUITS WANTED FOR THE U. 8. Ma- rine Corps, U. S. Navy—Able-bodied_unmar. | ried men beiween ine ages of 9"aud 30 years | who are citizens of the United Siates, or thoss | who have iegally declured iheir intention to be | come such: musi be of good character auu habits and able Lo speak, read and write English and be between 5 feet 5 inches and 6 feet In helzht. For r information apply at the Recruiting Oftice, 20 Klils st.. Sun Francisco, Cal 00MS 16c TV 70 PER NIGH1 per week. Uriental, : S0c 25 Dromm st. 0 8150 QINGLE FURNISHAD ROUMS: 160 4 NIGHT, 75¢ week. Lindell House, Sixth and Howard. W AN ADS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE CALL are taken at_Branch (ffice, south- west corner Sixteenth and Mission sia. 7 ANTED, 10 COLLECT WAGES DUE LABOR ers&cieriks. KNOX Collection Agay. 110 Sutte: ()’20 MISSION ST.— K OF 4020 Tux Cary; subsceiptions ang waut ads ‘ taken. LY ACME HOUSE low Sixth. for a room MEN TO TAKK LODGING AT 10c, 130 100 353300 migan Incedins e aat i €24 Washington st., near Kearnv. 57 MARKET 1., BE- ibca night: 81 a weex. NERAL HOUSHEWORK AND n: wages $16. 12184 Fulton st., bet. Scott and Devisadero. 1IRL WHC SPEAKS FRENCH TO TAKE ¥ Gar Ut children; retorences. B 20, & box 61, Call Office. NG, STRONG GIRL FOR GENERATL “work aud cooklng; washiag out. 219 ck st. Broder / ANTED—AN IDEA: WHO CAN THINK OF some simple lbing lo batent? Frotect your ”Ql!:lhx m}{ bring ~ou weaith. Write JOHN | WEDDERBURN & CO., Dept. L, Paten: Auor | peys, Washington.” D. C. for thetr $1o00 brise effer and list of 200 inventions wanted. /[ ANTED—LABUORERS AND MECHANICS 10 know that kd Rolkin, Heno House proprie- tor. slll runs Denver House, 217 Third st.: 154 large rooms; 25c per night; $1 L0 $3 per week. {XPERIENCED WAITRESS IN LARGE REB- tiurant. 914 Dykeman piace, between O'Far- 1d Eills ste: ANTED GIRL FOR SECOND WORK AND 1807 Hsde st MAN GIRL FOR GENERAL 1709 Post st. housework. OSEDALE, 321 ELLIS ST.—SINGLE FUR- nished rooms, 20¢ 16 25¢ night, $1 to 81 50 wi. CALF SHOES | | J416 OUTDOOR STERKOPTICON SHOW EVE- ry night cor. Market and Sxth sts.; artistic ad- verusements in living light: promoters of busk Dess. Consalt OWL ADV. CO.. 1140 Market st. ELCIRIC LIGHTS 1N EVERY ROOM: Winchester House. 44 Third st, nr. Markec: 200 rooms, 25¢ to §1 60 per night: $1 50 1o $6 pet week; free bus and baggage to and from the ferry. IVOMCE AND ANNULMENT OF MAR- riage; terms of payment obliging: legal Where." 'Ad dress 10Gk pox F, 806 Market st 8 ¥, AND SULTS KETAILED AL LOAKS, FU K wholesain prices. Factory. 20 Xansomse st. CLATRVOYANTS. RS DR. F. CLARK, THE WORLD'S MOST imous medium of modern tmes. Don’t fail 1o see her It you are interested in the aftairs of life; if marriage, Sickness, deaths, changes, travels, di | vorces, separations, lawsuiis, business transac- | ttons, ‘wills, deeds and mortgages. lost or stolen | property, losc or absent iriends, interest you: it | you caré 1o know what you should do (o be suc- | cesstul, where vou should” go and whom to avold, | when to buy and sell swexs, ete.; In & word, what: | ever may be your troutle, suspicions or desires, L on this gifted woman aud she will send you away happier, wiser and bolder than ever befors. | Hours § 4. % 10 8 p. ur.. strict. N. B.—Saulstaction gusranteed by mall. Send siamp for pamphlet, special terms. MRS DR. F. CLARK, 1206 Mar ket st.. parlors 25 and 26. Take elevator. C G c s C. « Remaining 2 weeks only: the famous, world- renowned Miss Van de Vere will foretell your fu- ture, guide your affections aud secure you jufallible luck in love. courtship and marriage: business and mining investments a specialty: positive proof of accurate predictions given. 1 Fifth st., room L. Nj2E DR THOMAS SCIENTIFIC REVEAL- I er by egzs and cards; telis entire lif~ past, present, future: consultations on ail affairs; aotht ing excepted: names given: good advice: sure heip: restores lost love by sympathy: mistake im- possibie: fee $1; lettor $2. 929 Post st., r Larkin. N MF. NEOMA, CARD-KEADER: PAST, present and future; 26c. 131 Fourth st.; sat- isfaction guaranteed. NPARALLELED INDUCFMENTS FOR IN- vestors in good cold mine. - For particalars call H. H. FERAS, 450 Townsend st. NIMATOSCOPE—PROJECTING LIVING pictures. Animatoscope, 933 Mrkt., 7th floor. ENTLEMAN PARTNEE BY ATTRACTIVE, and refined young lady. 1 Fifth st., room 1. OR SALE—OLD-ESTABLISHED SALOON and house on accoun: of sickness; cheap. 250 Spear st. ROCERY AND BAR; 3 ROOMS; , Cor. Fifteenth and Dojores. {OR SALE— reasonable. XPRESS BUSINESS, COR. SANSOME AND Sutter sta. J. C. FREDERICKS. EAUTIFUL SAN RAFAEL; THE OLD-ns- tablished CENTRAL HOTFL for sale on sc- count of death: rare cnance. Appiy to proprietor. ROCERY AND BAR, WITH 6 LIVING- rooms; kept by:present owner 12 years. Si. cor. Tweuty-sixth and Bartiett st HENIX RESTAURANT, 2130 FILLMORE sty, for sale; $150: Lrial given: cause disagree- ment of partners; see the cook. IGAK-STAND AND LAUNDRY OFFICE; good locatlon: low rent. 210 Gran: ave. LD-KSTA BLISHED CANDY ROUTE AND wagon. Address L. PFENNINGER, 28 Page. RANCH BAKERY WITH OUTSIDE tomers for sale. CUS- Cor. Bush and Plerce sts. ITY ROUIE FOR SALE. APPLY THIS office. ZO@ MISSION — SUBSCRIPTIONS AND 25266 want acs raken for TaE CaLr. $200 5700 Tven: Potrero ave.; car stops. ND BAR: RENT Twenty-fourih st., ueac FLE BASEMENT SUITABLE FOR ANY business; one block from Market. 15 Grant ave. ATEST CAR FENDER PATENT; BEST IN venilon. Apply 628 Golden Gate ave. ME. RAVENA READS LIFE FLUENTLY: business advice: names given; 25¢ up.5 Fourth N SIMON WANTS 100 MiN TU GET_BOI- + tle beer or wine 5c: best free lunch, 843 Clay. 1SS MELVILLE, WELLKNOWN CLAIR- voyant, 51 Fifth st.:water readings a speciaity. M WY INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD ST. NR. Marke:: 200 rooms, 25¢ a night: reading. 1iRL FOR HOUSEWOKK; MUST BE GOOD ook Appiy 1208 Eddy st. W ANIFD—GIKL TO ASSIST IN LIGHT bousework 1217 Webster. 100D YO NG eral housework. GIRL WANTED Apply 1018 V: ot GIRE FOR GENERAL HOUSE- WOrk, wiih referencgs. Apply 2241 Sutter st YOUNG GliL WANTED FOR LIGHT housewors. Call at 2118 Geary st. JOUD GIKL FUR GENKRAL HOUSEWORK and plaiu cooking. 1620 Geary st. FOR GEN- encia st (GEKXMAN GIRL WISHES SITUATICN TO 3 do general housework or housekeeping: good 000k 10r small family. 620 Washington sireet, KING SOLOMON'S LODGE NO. 260, F. and A. M., corner Geary and Steiner ~ stréets — Call d meeting THIS (Monday) E-ENING at 7:30 o'ciock. THIRD DEeREk. By order of the Master. HARRY BAEHR, ~ecretary. OCCIDENTA I. LODGE NO. 22, F. and A. M. Called meeting THIS EVENING at 7:30 o'clock. First degree. By order W. M. EDW. ¥. DELGER, Secy. SAN FRANCISCO CHAPTER No. 1, Royal Arch Musons, meets THIS EVENING. R. A, degree. H. G. PRINCE., Secretary. EF, A" AL MEETING OF THE MEM- bers of the Bishop Armitage Church Or- will be heid at the office of the secretar: 30 Callforiia st., room 38, on_ ebruary 23, 1897, for the purpose of revising or amen.ing the by-iaws of said corporation or sdontins new laws and for the clection of rustees for the ea- suing year; also for the transac.ion of such other business as may come before the metiug. L. WADHAM, Secretary. SPECIAL NOTICES. DR. BAZET REMOVED FROM PHE- an bullding to 908 Geary st.: tel. East 357. 5 BAD TENANTS EJECTED FOR #4: collections made: ity or_country. Pacific Collection Co., 415 Montxy t., room 6: tel. b580. e —————————————— SBITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE. JERMAN SECOND GIRL DESIRES SITUA- uon. J. F. CROSETT & 00., 516 Su-ter st or GERMAN WOMAN FEOM THE Fast with lictie girl 8 years oid would like place, In & lodging house o cook for a few men. all 323 Sutter st., MI~8 CULLEN. EAT YOUNG GIRL DESIRES SITUATION At housework or nurse, $10 1o $15; references. MISS CULLEN, $23 Suuter st. ADY WISHES POSITION AS HOUSE- keeper, or wiil do plain sewing aud mending at howe. Ca'l after 12 M. or evening, 821 Mission st T00m 6. W INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD ST NR. Marxet: 200 rooms :5c (0 8150 per night: $150 1o 85 per week; ¢o vealent and respectabl free bus and bacgage 10 and from the ferry. JW COR. SIXTEENTH »T., NEAR MIS- sion; braach office of THs CALL Sub scriptions and want sds taken. SITUATIONS WANTED MALE. IRST-CLASS HOTEL AND RESTAURANT heip of all kinds furnished on short notice by J. CRUSETT & CO., 828 -acramento st. UNTER & CO. CHINKSE AND JAPA. TANTED _GIRL TO ASSIST AT HOUSE work. 3448 Twentieth st.; cail after 9 4. x. ANTED—AN APPRENTICE ON CUSTOM conts: stead> work. 986 Folsom st. W W ANTED—GERMAN GIRL IN FAMILY OF 2. MES. SAROLDS, 818 kigath st., Oakland. " UUNG GIRL MIND CHILDREN AND AS- alst housework Apply 2827 Howard V G Rl WANT, #8 per mon and10 A w et § G Bt W ANTED — PUPILS FOR A PRACTICAL miliinery achool; course thorough: clnss now formiug for spring work: satistaction guaranteed: eVeulug cinsses. 2214 weary or 410 Leavenworth. (3[3L: LIGHT HOUSEWORK: PLAIN COOK- ED FUR LIGHT HOUSEWORK ; th. Call at 18 Metcaif place, bet. § WANTS or dish- nese employment office. |17 Webb_st.. below Kearney, ur.Cal.: el.main 281, WoC. YOUNG, mgr APANE FLLIGLNGE AGENCY. R. 0. St Ann's bl'g, 6 Eddy st.; tel »ain 5284 HINESE & 1 UANKSE: KST'D 20 Y EARS: elp:tel. main 1997 BRAULEY & G640 Clay HINESE AND JAPANEse EMPLOYMENT oflice; best help. 41i%g O'Farrell. Tel. k. 426. Youxa SWEBE WANTS SITUATION AS porcer or houseman: not afraid of work: best of clty references. Address T. S, box 61, Call. RELIABLE, HANDY MAN (MARRL:L), HAS kuowledge of gas-fiiiing, as plumber's heip. 3.B., box 180, Cwll Office, YOUK., GERM. A, 5. WISHES SITUATION for day or aghi Wwork: is_sober; would like & steady place. Address FRANK, 275 Minna st. QTEADY, ~KELIABLE —SCANDINAVIAN ants Work of auy_ kipd: can drive aad care for horses. 1., box 76, Cait Office. JAPANESE HONEST BOY WANTS SiTUA- tion Lo ¢o housework. Address 1. BANO, 410 Franklin s AINTER, GRAINER AND PAPER-HANG- er wishes some steady work 1u clty or country. Address 14955 Fiih st. APABLE AND HONEST MAN pluce us porter in botel o saloon. washer, Apply 511 Pioe st. | MARKKT ST.—BRANCH OFFICK O THE CALL; want ads aud subscripiious taken. ing for two: sleep home. K., box 87. Call. ANTED—YOoUNG GIBL TO ASSIST IN 10uswork: good home; small pay. ¥ 3., 35 Noo st., neat T s G x ERMAN GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE- work: 81012 A. M. 604 McAlllster st. room: free bus and baggage to and from the ferry. W ANTED-SINGLL ROOMS, 13c A DAY: $1 week: rooms for 2, 25C a day. $1 50 & wee: rending-room: daily papers. 36 Clay si. ANTED, YOUR SHOES— Wk REPAIE Ehoes upto © o'clock every night: those work: ing through the day can have their snoes repairad st nignt while you walt; iaies' sollng, 35¢; moa's toilng, 6Uc; fine shoes made (o order irom $3 up: we Liave a 10t Of shoas been damaged by water, ai less than one-fourtn their value, trom 25¢ up o $: 50. 562 Mission at., bet. First st and Second « AGENTS WANTED. GENTS—.LL THE BOOKBUYERS WILL buy the mew memorial edition of “Uncle Tom’s Cabin”; if you wish to make money don’t delay in appiying for terntory to F. PERNON, manager subscription department, The Whitaker & Ray Company. 723 Market st. A GENTS—A NEW MAP OF CALIFORNIA, £\ the latest and the best; now is Lhe timeto make money: “sirike while' the iron is hot.” F. Per-on, manager subscription dept., THE WHIT- AKER'® RAY COMPANY, 723 Maret st. TOUN IN GOUD CIRCUMSTANCES wants sentleman partner. 104 Msson st. i G ODNSULT THE LUCKY MEDIUM: 25c; ONE price. 41 Miuna st., near Second. YPSY LIFE.) EADER REMOVED TO 3 Seventh st, nr. Market; ladies 25¢, gents 50c. LICE FAY, MEDIUM AND MAGNETIC healer, permanen: 128 Seventh st., top flat, Mi. LEONA RETURNED; CARDKEADER; magnetic treatment. 995 Market, room 3. ME. MOREAU, BEST CLAIRVOYANT AND medium {u city: fee 25c up. 764 Howard st. N N M RS B. BAUMANN, BEST-KNOWN CLAIR- voyant iu the city. Kesidence, 132 Turk st MF. SYBILLE TELLS FROM CRADLE TO grave: pictures given:ladies 25¢: Y14 O'Farrell. Mi. WALTERS OF TEHAMA; CARDS: LA dies, 250; gents, SUc. 951 Miasion, or. Btb. JEWSPAPER ROUTE IN INTERIOR CITY close to San Francisco. = For particulars apply this oftice. 33 HAYES—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL: subscriptions and want ads taken. ~HEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA_TH® U WEEKLY CALL, sent to any address in tho United States or Canada one year for $1 50, post~ Age free LODGING-HOUSES FOR SALE. ROOM HOUSE ON MARKET ST... 29-room house, oaly 3 £ 65 rooms, cor... 5,000 14 rms on Sutter. 700 11 rs, mustseii 200| €6 rms, best city. 8,500 H. (. DECK ¥R, 1020 Market st., opp. Fifth. — 30 FURNITURE FOR SALE, Bedroom sets, 3 plece: Solid ouk dining chairs. 4-room furniture outfit, Brussels carpet, laid . SHIREK & SHIR Grant avs ME. LEGETTE, CLAIRVOY ANT AN advice; 25c; ome price. 311 Tehama, or. 4th. ME. HANSEN, PALMIST, CARD-READER; past, present and future: 35¢. 148 6th. r. 5. W ANTED — CANVASSERS FOR LATEST best-selling noveity: big money made easy. Apply at once bet. 9 and 12 4. i, 1664 Alabams, T,APY QR GENTLEMEN AGENTS WANTED in each town on the coast for office business. Send 10c for samples and circulars to Nature Sup- Pply Compuuy, 2453 Third st., 8. F. .A WEEK'S NEWS FOR 5 CENTS— THR WEEKLY CALL. (n wraper. for mailing. COTTAGE WANTED. 7 ANTED—BRICHI SUNNY COTTAGE OF 6 rooms: mus. be north of Market and west of Van Ness. Address J. B., box 69, Call Office. ENMAN GIR. FOR GENERAL HOUSE- work; plain cooking. 317 Scott st. ANTED—10 YOUNG LADIES TO LEARN barber irade: shop to open May L Parilcu- “Thirtesath. WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS. ANTED— AN »LK'S HEAD, MOUNTED and in perfect condition. Address X, box 74, this offic SPIRITUALISM. EST MEETING TO-NIGHT, WASKHINGTON Hall, 35 Eddy st. DR. SCHLESINGER and MRS. IRENE ~MITH: free. MPLE, QEMAN, SPLIITUAL TRANCE MEDL: um; lite read’ngs, love affairs, business luvest- mencs, mining speculations speciaity. 838 Mlssion. DNASWALLACE, E “THE ORIGINAL" ME- dinm’and magnetic heater. 88513 Market st., roum 10. M M M ME. YOUNG'S TEST CIROLE TO-NIGHT: 10¢; orchestra rnd quarter. 418 McAllister. ME, GLAY, i HE Wi ic healer. 142 eventh s DERFUI MAGNET- room 33. RS. LLLIS MEDIUM: SITTINGS9 TOS, 81; Clrcles Toes, Fri. 7. 2, 26c. 333 Valencia RS H. A. GRIFFIN—CIR. SUN. EVE.: 250; parlor-test mtg. Thur. eve.: stas 42834 Grove. lars call 13834 Kighth st., 5. ¥. Barber College. (590D OPPORTUNITY FOR A LADY WITH small capital. Call at 1085 Market st., room 1 J.EABN DRESSOUITING AND MILLINERY ; 2481 per week; uniimited lessona: ~patterns 26¢. McDowell Dressmaking School, 636 Market. AS ENGINE WANT! in order; used. S0; ABOUT 4 H. P.; ; stae price, make and time been ., box 78, Call Offic UILDINGS BOUGHT: LUMBER, SABHES, d0ors, mantels. etc., for sale. 1166 Mission st FLISNS DRESSMAKING AND OUTTING Academy. 14 McAilister 5t.: $1 a week. QELL YOUR BOOKS, CLOTHING AND JEW- elry 10 A. KLELN, 108 Sixth st: send postai 615 LARKIN_BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL: subscriptions and wan: ads. taken. AWRENCE CUT1ING SCHOOL 1S THE oniy reliable piace ior paueras: evecy ‘ona kveranteed 10 be perfect. 1531 Marker st OST CONVENIENT AND RESPECTABLE: 00 Touma: She i 51 59 par aighc, 81 50 1a%6 m per ol to ree ‘bustaiid baseAgs Lo AGd Tom forey: taken. NINTH ST —BRANCH OFFICE OF Tux Caii; subscription and wauni ads PROTOGRAPHERS SUPPLIES, PHOTAKE CAMERA 2x2, LAMP, CHEMI culs, paper and 6 plates, $2 60. California Camera Co., 22 Geary st. HOTELS. ROOKLYN HOTKL, 208-212 BUSH ST, board and room 110 2 per day. $6 to $13 per week; choice rooms 50 cents to $1: suite 100ws for family $i (0 31 50 per nig) | service; tree conch. CHAX! 1 : Hrst-class LS MONTGOMERY ) RS J. J. WHITNEY, CLAIRVOYANT, trance test medium & ife reader. X15 Stockton A. M. FRANCIS, writer. 118 H, INDEPENDENT SLATE cht st: hours 9 until 6 P s HYPNOTISM. A~ e HE LIQUOR. MORPHINE AND CIGAR- ete bauti, also mervous ns, cured by hypnotisn. Prot. i.A.Ke NNEDY,130 Kllis,r. 25-30 YPNOTISM SCIENTIFICALLY TAUGHT. success grid. HypnoticMesmericing, O Farrsi PROFESSIONAL CARDS. o S OHN I, RICHARDS, LAW OFFICES. ROOMS 25 and 37, Crocker GWIAIAG: eiepaoue Maus | and investigute at 35 Dor.and st. A LL KINDS OF HOUSEHOLD GOoDS, MAT- <L tresses, chalrs, tables, crockery and glassware sacrificed cheap; party moving away. 211vg Sthe 40 SARPETS: CHAMBER skis sis stoves, 8 lor gets, $20; folding-beds, $10; baz outtits. T. D. McCARTHY, 764 Mission: A% L NEUMANN'G, 117 SIXTH, FOR lowest prices on household oods; new of £004 8 meW: CAS: OF on time: open evenings. Fooea: ALE—FURNITURK OF FOUL ROOMS s new: must be soid in a few days. Cal [OR SALL—FUKNITURE & OR 5 ROOMS, comple.s fur housekeeping. 568 Natoma st. JURNITWRE, SIOVES, CARPETS, COUN- lers. showcases. ANDERSON, 1171 Market. ¥URNITURE WANTED. F YOU WANT GuOu PRICES FOR FURNI. ture and merchanaise sec BUKD, 211 Larcin, IGHER PRICK 'HAN ANYWHERE Pa1b oy Indians Auction Co.1057 Marke:.opp. Jone CARPET CLEANIN ITY STEAM CARDET 1 J cleans, moves. luss cArpets. . 88 and 40 1 ighih o ANING WORKS, 6. H.STEVENS, jhone South 250, W HEN ¥ DISGUSTED WITH poor woek send t0 SPAULDING'S Pioneer Car Ppet-beating W orks, 353-67 Tehama st.; tel. So. 40, (CARFET-CLEANING AYING, RUG samples free: tel. sessic 944, Stratto.,, & 8th DVAS(E CABFETCLEANISG Co% Sutter; tel. Main 394. GEO. WAL O30, proy WATTS, reliable carpet-cleanjug renovig, aire Jation works. 409 SeANiSten ST oL Ty Sl ST CLEANED & RENOVATED LIKS Unew. 23 Tenth: lel. 0ith 6. Mackintosh & Co. J. B AVTKEN ANDMAURICE 1. ASHER lw, 13 513,516, 51k 200F, FAITON 0ldé . 240 1dth se. YONKLIN'S CARP/ T 833 Golden Gate uve.