The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, February 19, 1897, Page 12

THE SAN FRANCISCO - CALL, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1897. _——— - UTLER WANTED 10 GO ASHORE He Was Very Eager to Leave the Ship With- out Delay. Captain Fraser Testifi d to This Effect at Yesterday's Hearing. Farther Evidence Will B: Taken To-Day, and the A:gumenl.ls Set for Thursday. When Commissioner Heacock took his seat in the United States Circuit Court vesterday afternoon to resume the hear- ing on the application for the extradition | of Richard Ashe, alias Butler, Attorney Cormuc stated that both the Preston and tne Lee Weller charges would be taken to- | gether, the same evidence to serve in both | cases in the absence of any objection. | The gloom of the subsequent proceedings | was rarely relieved by any gleam of real | interest, and Mr. Black’s additions to his | of objections were, therefore, almost | hat welcomed by the spectators as a genuine | diversion. | Captain Frater of the Swanbilda virtu- | ally retold the story of his connection with tue prisoner from the date when the latter | gned the ship's articles at Newcastle till | the morning of thie arrestin the bay San Francisco. Mr. Biack's objections followed rapidly, one upon the other, as | the witness described his interview with the second officer of the steamer Taupo | fifteen days out from Newcastle, reiative | to the Blue Mountain murders. *‘Tue s-cond officer,”’ said Captmn Fraser, “came to e on the poop and said—"" “] object,” cried Mr. Black, “to what he said. “What did you say?” queried the | court. “He was the first to speak, your Honor,” the witness explained. *F gave me the newspaper containing the & count of the murder.'’ I object agamn,” cried Mr. Black, “to | what the newspaper said. In consequence of what I read in the paper,” conunued the winess, 1 said io | the cfficer: ‘The poiice must be on the Vrong irack; there is no man on my arti- cles numed Butier” He lefit me an uu- opened bundle of papers, which i | aiterward examined. The nrst paper I read contained Lee Weller's name.” “Now 1 move that be sricken out,” | s2id Mr. Black weariiy. The first officer, Captain Fraser re sumed, after resding the papers, said: | “We have ot the man.” “Objection to what the first officer said,” interpo he vigilant Mr. Black. | “Did the vefendant ever speak to you | during the voyaze?” asked Mr. Cormac. “Three evenings beiore we got in,” | replied thie witness, “between 7 and 8| o'clock, I was in my chartroom, when the | prisoner knocked at the door. When I | opened 1t he asked me if I would let him | , g0 ashore just assoon as we arrived. He | said: ‘You kuow how it is. It might be the means of my g-tting a good situation | it I could get asho without it being known that I was here before the mast.’ 1 told him he could go ashore the moment we got in.”’ The witness then gave an accountof the arrest and stated that the maie called his | attention at the time to a soft hat worn | by the prisoner with the brim turned | down over his face. The prisoner usually | wore o small hat. In ‘he opinion of the | the Taupo's communication. witness the prigoner knew nothing abuuli The ship’s art | cles were here produced and exa d by the prisoner and bis counsel. 2se proved 10 be drawn up in the usual form and provided for three | years' service within specified degrees of latituae. | Mr. Biack was solicitous to know the exact position of ship Swanhilda at | the time of the arreat, and the witness re- | plied that she was weil within the heads | and entirely iree from any wharf. He ad- mitted that the prisouer conducted him- seif well during the passage. It was cus- tomary for satlors fo wear ull sorts of | hats, though they did not usually wear the rim turned down intentionaily. It was because the prisoner wore his hat in s fashion that the witness temporariiy sed bim on the morning of the arrest. “Is it customary,” asked Mr. Cormac, | “for a sailor to change his name?”’ | The witness said that this frequently happened, aud especially in Newcastle, where sailors who had deserted would do this in order to get a license. The witness soon afierward left the stand and Mr. Black addressed the court. He stated that Mr. Cormac had formerly consented to aliow him to examine his transcription of the testimony hitherto taken, but had afterward withdrawn tuat permission on consuitation with his col- lesgues. The prisoner, Mr. Black pointed out, was_a poor man without means, and he, Mr. Black, would, therefore, ask his Honor whether counsel for the aefense could obtain a copy of the testimony from any other source. Tre court said tnat the original depos tions and the oral evidence wouid be placed in the custody of the court as soon as they could be transcribed by the re- porter and that when this was done coun- sel cou!d have access to them, Mr. Black, on the understanding that he might bave forty-eight hours in which to | prepare his argument, consented to allow the testimony in the Preston case to be admitied in the Lee Weller case. Charles Wiicox, one of tie crew of the | ship Bwanhilda, testitied that the prisoner | borrowed his hat and put it on in the fore. castle before the ship reached the head: Qe side of the brim was always hanging down. The witness did not see the pris. oner wearing it aiterward, and he wenti asborein isown hat. Mr. Biack picked up the hat claimed by Wilcox and demanded, “Is that your hat?” Yes,” was the decided answer. i “Did it ever have any powders in it?” | “No, sir.” “If 'you wanted to disguise yoursel, would you wear that hat?"” Tastes differ,”” replied the witness | laconically, ‘I wouldn’t.” Detective McHattie was again called, and was told to examine the checkbook found among the prisoner’s baggage. He recognized the name Lee Walier as the prisoner’s handwriting, but was sure that the name Frank Harwood had not been written either by the prisoner or by Lee ‘Weller. He considered that the articles found in the prisoner's possession were very material evidence and to the best of Lis knowledge and belief they were the proceeds of his crime. “How could this checkbook of any value in the prosecution?” asked Mr. Black. “Tbat would be hard to say at present.” “Is there anything else material upon it, except the name of Lee Welier, which admit is in the prisoner's handwrit- ing?” “ believe it was stolen from South Aus- tralia.” “Does South Australia own it?” “I believe it belongs to Frank Har- wood.” Mr. Clark continued 10 badger the wit- ness with similar interrogatories, trying hard to obtain a definite reply as to whether or not the checkbook wasrequired =« evidence in tue Presion and Lee Weller | the ciothing ana the photographs. leyear: | ear, nose and throat. | |W 11 to 12—Dr. Cnerles G. Levison, mediesl clinic. 310 4:30—Dr. N. P. de Marville, women’s | Qisenses 4 to 5-Dr. Julius Rosenstirn, surgical clinic. FRIDAYS. 9 t010—Dr. E. 0. Yelunek, diseases of the | | nérvous syste | 11 to 12—Dr. Philip King Brown, medical | clinic; * Dr. Julius Rosenstirn, discases of women. | Eiliot; “Last { Male Quarte cases. The witness, however, was not prepared to say anything of the kind, and merely repeaiéd that it might prove use- tul in other cases. Mr. Black picked up | several other articles and asked *W here- fore were they wanted?” McHattie was eclectic and proposed to use them all, but emphasized the neces- sity for the presence o the certificates, | “Tne fact is,” sald Mr. Black, *‘you think that when you get all the goods back you may be able to connect them with some other crime.” Detective Roche was called to1nform the court of the respective distances of the Chatsworth boaraing-house, Faiconbridge and New Hampshire from Sydney, New- castle and the localities where the bodies of the murdered men were found. Con- stable Conroy, who followed, said the prisoner when he knew him wore a silver watch and chain, and ibat the gold watch and chain found amon: the prisoner’s ef- fects closely resembled those worn by the murdered Lee Weller. The witness also stated that he obtained the prisoner’s hat from the forecastle when the arrest took place, but did not examine it very care- fully. Detective Egan deposed to the discovery of the white powder inside the sWeatbund and expressed the opinion that the pack- | age must have lain there for some time, | as it was pressed quite flat. A. McBoy e, a lic-nsed pharmacist, com- municated the result of an anaiysis of the | powder in question. He had made, he | said, & conciusively satisfactory test, in accordance with his experience of thirty | and upon learning that the powder mizht be material evide n the case he applied what was known as the color test, which was so fine and accurste that the allest fruction of a grain could be de- tected by it. He found that the powder contained six or seven grains of stry nine—enough to kill five men. The small- est dose known to be fatal was a naif gra N Mr. Black intimated that the defense | bad no testimony at the moment. He | might have to ask the delendaut some | questions later. | Tue hearing of further testimony in boih cases was then continued till this afternoon at 2 o’clock, with the under- standing that argument will Thursday. [ POLYCLINIC oP That Uader the Auspic:s of the | Mount Z on Hospital on Stockton Street | begin next | TN Ch Emin-at Physicians Will Ticre At tend Patients at Merely Nomi- nal Rate: The new polyclinic, established under the auspices of the Mount Zion Ho-pital, | has been opened at 317 Stockton street. It seems likely that the new institution will prove very beneficial, julging from the popularity of the hospital. The latter has accommodations, properly speaking, for ten patients and there are now fourteen installed there. At the Polyclinic, which is patronized by all the Hebrew rabbis and residents, albeit it is non-sectarian in character, a large number of eminent ysicians have volunteered their services. The only cost will be 25 nts for compounding m- di- | cines. Ulinics will b» heid daily. execept on Sundays and holidays, at the following | hours for the specialties mentioned: | MONDAYS. 9 to 10—Dr. E. O. Yellinek, diseases of rvous system. Dr. Phuip Mills Jones, dls enscs of the ear, nose and throat. 11 t012—Dr.’ Pnilip King Brown, medical | clinic. 210 3—Dr. M. P. Hus, eve clinic. 104 :30—Dr. N. P.’ de Marville, women's 4 to 5-Dr us Rosenstirn, surgical | clinic. TURSDAYS. 9 to 10—Dr. W. F. Nathan, cnfldren’s | diseases. | 11 1o 12—Dr. Charles G. Levison, medical clinic; Dr. Julius Rosenstirn, 'women'’s di 3 to 4:30— . P. de Marville, surgical c 4 to 5—Dr. J. D. Arnold, diseases of the er, nose and throat; Dr. Oscar J. Maver, women’s disenses. | w DAYS. / 9 t0 10—Dr. E. 0. Yellinek, diseases of nery- ous system 10 ‘to 11—Dr. Philip King Brown, medical clinic; Dr. M. Kroto-zyner, diseases of the genito urs organs 210 3—Dr. M. P. Hus, eye clinic. t )—Dr. Philip Milis Jones, X ray Oscar J. Mayer, surgical clinie. THURSDAYS. | 9 1010—Dr. P. W. Nathan. children’s dfs- eases; Dr. Philip Milis Jones, diseases of the 2 10 3—Dr. M. P. Hus, eye clinic, 3 10 4:30—Dr. N. P. de Marville, surgical clinic. 4 10 5—Dr. J. D. Arnold. disenses of the ear, nose and throat; Dr. Oscar J. Mayer, women’s diseases. 9 t0 10—Dr. P. W. Nathun, children's dis- SATURDAYS. | enses. | 11 to 12—D.r Charles G. Levison, meaical clinic; Dr. M. Krotoszyner. 410 5—Dr. Oscar J. Mayer, surgical clinic, Bl S OLAN FRASER Irving M. Scott Will Deliver Address To-Night. The sixth annual entertainment and dance, in honor of Wasaington’s birth- day, wiil be held at Scottish Hall, 105 Larkin street, this evening, under the auspices of Clan Fraser No. 78, Order of Beottish Cians, H Irving M. Scott will address the meet- ing, the full programine being as foliows: Overture, orchestra; “Oh, Wert Tnou in the | Cauld Blast,” (Kucken), Knickcrbocker Male Quurtet—D. ‘M. Lawresce, first tenor, C. M. Eliiot, second tenor, D. B. Craue, first bass, L, A. Lars:u, second bass; (a) “Th- Batulé of tirling” (With cornet obl.guto), (b) Jacobite humorous song, “Hame Cam 0'vr Gudeman at ‘en,” Findlay = McGregor; soprano solo, “Bonnfe Sweet sie,” (Glibert), Miss Eva Wren; piano solo, Miss Sichlau; reading, Miss R. Frances Luse tenor solo, *Devoted” (McLaughiin), D. M. Lawrence; address, “Februn; 1793,” Hon. Irving M. Scor of Scotiand” (Buck), K Male | Quartet; alto s 1o (seiected), Miss Litt.e; violin s0.0, Miss C. Zinnen; duet ‘‘Adieu” (Nicola)), Mrs. Wren and Mr. Lawrence Frances Luse: “Romany Lass enling, Miss K. (Adam), C. M, | ght” (K Kuickerbocker | ; “Auld Lang Syne,” audience. | led by orchestra and quartet. Mrs. D. M. Law- rence, accompanist. e S G THE SUPREME COURT. The Bill for It« Enlargement Under Careful Considerstion. The Justices of the Supreme Court and the committes of the Bar Association held another meeting Wednesday to discuss the propused legislative bill for the enla:ging of the Supreme Court. One poin: agreed upon was for three District Courts of Apveal with three Judges each instead of one Appellate Court with five Justices. The matter of jurisdiction of the several courts was also agreed upon, the Supreme Court to uave supervisory control over the Appellate courts only in cases of ciash of | derisions, writs of mandate, probibition, etc. One section, if approved by the peo- ple, will do away with the necessity of extra Superior Judges in this City.” It provides that there may be as many ses- ons of the Buperior Court as there are Judges to hold court. One of the pro- visions over which there was much differ- | W TIUST - CLASS DRE-SMAKEIR WISHES | | YOUNG TabY brst s ZrosirioN as | working hous-xeeper. 112 T | \*\ UNG l.\l/\' FORMERLY IN GuuD CIR es. desires a lucratlve position as | | PHOKOUGHLY EXPE ence of opinion was that providing that the courts should not have under advise- ment at any on- time more than ten cases. Several were of the opinion that this would not be practicatle, owing to the court being beld in different cities. Anotuer provision causing some discus- sion was that all cases must be orally argued, and it was agreed that oral argu- ment might be waived and the causes sub- mitted on briefs. Itis expected that the different points will be harmonized, so as to submit the draft of the bill to the Legis- lature by to-morros. SAN FRANCISCO **CALLT BURINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco CALI~ 710 Market sireet, open until 13 o'clock every Right 1n the year. BRANCH OFFICES—527 corner Clay; open until 9:30 o'clock. 539 Fayes sireet. open until 8:50 0'clock. 616 Larkin street, open until 9:30 o'clock. BW. corner Bixteeuth and Mission streecs, open ol § 'clock. 2618 Mission street, open untll 9 0'clock. 187 Ninth street, open until 9:30 o'clock. 1305 Polk atreet: open un'il 9:30. NOTICE OF MEETINGS. 27 Montgomery street, YERBA BUENA LODGE OF PER- B toction X0 1o Heguiss mecting THIS (FRIDAY)EVENING, Feb. 19, ut 8 o’clock. o ! HOBL Sec retary S+ CLAN FUASER, ORUER OF Yt kin atreet, 00 FRIDAY & VENI NG, February 1o “Airess by Hon. Irving M. Scott. ensitle march at 10 o’clock: udmission fee 25¢; hat and f 3 HIGULAR MERTING OF B2t Gairdonia oo VEN. ING at 8 o'clock 111 ish Hall, e Farki se. > P MoNEILL Chtet Jan. K DUNCAN, T, i ANSUAL Wi . ADATTS” HATRISON, Sl reure. | T3 1115 RFGULAK ANNUALMEETING OF | for the purpose of revisng or amencing ot said corporation or | miik and tai SITUATIO! ADY OF EXPERIENCE DESIRES POSI 4 Lion as housekweper in_lodging-house of wid- ntinued HELP WANTED—Conttnued. AGENTS WANTED. | Y OUNG GERMAN GIRL, UPSTAIRS WORK and waiting: wages $12. Call Wednesday aad Thursday 1orenoon, 1522 O'Farrell si ower's hume. Room 2], 220 Third st —BRANCH OFFICE OF THE subscripiions and want ads taken. | PRENCH ART TAUGHT IN ONE LESSON: | I canvassers wanted. 1141 Market st., room 15. 71 T COOK - J'in private family work 10 swail family, W room: Cail ag 227 Hayes st. NTED—-BY A YOUNG WOMAN IN HO- Diaiu sewing, mending or care of linen- sleeps home. Call or address 11% Eighth. W INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD ST. NR. Marcet: 200 rooms ¢ 1o 8150 per night: $1 50 10 §5 por week; convenient and respectable; free bus aud Laggage (0 and from tbe ferry. QW COR. s NEAR MIS- Dsion; b CaL Sub- b scriptions and want ads taken. NTH office of T, VISHES SITUATION | couid ao peeral house- | OUNG GIRL, 16 UK 17, TO TAKE CARE OF 3 children and assisc in bousewors. Apply 150 Steuart st. \l’ JANTED—A GERMA S WOMAN TO TAKE care of infant. Apply 2409 Washingio st. C FOR A LOAF FRESH BREAD AND PINT pure milk at the Economy Store, 917 Mission. profits. Call bet. 12 and 1, and 6 and 7 ». x. 51§ Hermann st. ANTED — LADY AND GENTLEMAN sgents to seil best household article out: big GENT. Person, manager subscription depas WH —BRYA Battie.” Appl 'S BOOK, “THE FIRST or address for territory, F. ment, THE 3 Market st. ITARER & RAY COMPANY, 7 | orofice. Address W. W., box 51, Call Office. WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS. BONUS WILL BE PAID TO ANY ONE securing position for soung ludy in s ore JXPERIENCED OPERATORS ON FLA nel overshiris acd underwesr. BTRAUSS & CO., 825 Fremout st. RIGHT LADY AGENTS FOR HOUSEHOLD uecessity; goud pay. Address A., box 46, Call. W ANTED TO RENT_BY RESPONSIBIE | oy parties, furnished hotel. Address Z, box 14, Call Oftice, JTEREOPTICON WANTED; CHEAP. L. GILLE . 201 South Firs. ITUATIONS WANTED MALE. INTER & 00.. CHINESE AND JAPANESE employ e nt ofice, rvmoved to 61433 Califor- near Kearny. i ¢l. main,251. H nia EARN DRESSCUITING AND MILLINERY; $1_per week; uniimited lessons: ~patterns 25c. McDowell Dressmaking School, 636 Market. LARKIN_BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CaLL: subscriptions and want ads. taken. HIN oftice; E AND JAPANEsi EMPLOYMEN best help. 4143 O'Farrell. Tel. k. 426. APANESE INT/LLIGENGE AGENCY. R 90. St Ann's bl'g, § Eady st.; tel ).ain 5234 HINESE & JA VAN Fok; ESI'D 20 YEARS: helpitel. main 1987 BRAULEY & Cu..640 Clay 615 h OST CONVENIENT AND RESPECTABL! Winchester Houss, 44 Third st., near Markat 200 room: 26c to 81 50 per night; $1 50 to $8 Pper week: free 'bus and baggage 10 and from ferry. ‘ T ANTED—10 YOUNG LADIES TO LEARN Darber 1rade: snop £0 Open sy 1. Parile lars cali 13834 Eighth st., S. F. Barver College. IDDLE penter, nund N, DANE, GOOD CAR- with Biacksmith's and turner’s N to0ls, anis work in shop o tuctory. F. S, box1, | Call Oftice. WEDE WAN'S SITUATION A5 COACH- A mun, city or country; understands cire of gar- deo, cows etc.: best references. Address S. W., box 28. Call Office, TATTERS A URITD MAN WISHES WORE % of any kind: handy with tools. AddressL J. K., 1204 Pacific st. 7 UNG MAN OF GOOD HABITS IS ANX lous of obiaining employment in wholesaio bouse or wareiouse or meat muarket to drive WagoU of work luside: understanMe tesming and Lakiug care of hoises: had some experieace in meat-cutiing; an all round handy man; relerences. Address M. 8. N., box 119, Call Office. TP EMPERATE, INDUSTKIOUS AMERICAN couple will rént livini-rooms from responsible party able to give em| woman excellent cook: s&iiifal horsem: erenc No. 1 milker and tools: first-ciass Office. man handy with ess C., box 183, Ca 100D U PHOLSTER R AND repairer. carpet cieaner and pluce in hotei: thoroughly understands b D s3. aiso understands hotel WOTK u8.porter. dress A. PHILLIPS, Station J, Sau Francisco. QIIUATION WANTED BY SIF + indust:ious young man: competent it painting & swall engine and itry. Address and understands how to Steam pump; either in ciLy oF cof B., box 105, Call. oyment_to_one or votn; | LY NN'S DRESSMAKING AND CUTTING Academy. 14 MeAllister at.: 31 a week. AWRENCE CUTTING SCHOOL IS THE only rellabio piace for_patierns: every one Farantecd 10 be perfect. 1931 Marker sz 116 —BRANCH OFFICE OF subscription and wani ads taken. NINTH THE CaLy; | MALE HELP WANTED. W ANTED — BUTLER, WITH CITY REF- erences, $40: cook for hotel, German or French, 350 to $90; waller, $30; man about chie enyard, small wages, country, eic. ANDRE'S, 815 Stockton st €) COLORED W AITERS, HOTEL, $25. G R < HANSEN & (U, 110 Geary st © NEAT HO.EL WAITERS WITH DRES: | £ suits, $30: pantryman, hoel, $20: C. E. HAN- SEN & CO., 110 Geary st N EAT, GF NTEEL BARKEEPER FOR FINST- 4N class saloon, $65. C. K. HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary st ANTEL—QUARTZ MIN 3250 AND W e e s i S A erand wife, $50: Scandivavian milker, $2 Ituiians to ciear iand; and otk y CROSETT & CO., 628 ~acrament; JHEEPHERD 2 maker. WALD & R 220 AND FOUND: BRUSH farmer, to rent 700 acres. K T. s, 6% and 610 Clay st GLASS, WITH THE G R, FIES] J best of references,wishes position; understands carpet . greenhouses, ropiguting; can care uf | OULEY. box 69, Call Cfice. Addre’s Gardener, s and for the clection of ! suIng year: also for the {ransac ion of | busiuess as may come hefore the meet ng. | L WADHAM, Seci SPECIAL NOTIC Y SELL ALL DRY G_ODS, YAR nen, iace curtai: s, (owels, | co.s:'s. embroidery, laces, eaus, handkerchief ecr Dry Goods Store, 105 F B2, JAD JENANIS EJECTED FOR 1 colie tions mxde: ity or country. Pacific i | $53= Dk Az T RENOVED FROM PAE | DIVIDEND NOTICES. D NOTICE—DIVID) g3 DIVIDE ND NO. E<& 40 (twents-five cents per share) of the Hutchin on Sugar Pianiation Comnay wil be payable at the office of the company. 327 Mar et February 20, 1£97. | street, on and atter Saturda, Transter books will cloge Suturday, february 18, 1897, at 12 o'clock M. E. 1. SHELDON. SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE. | GIRLS OF | itions. Ger- PoEMANENT keeper wanted by or widower's home pro SITI N astern erred. 955 Market, ro.m 3 ANTED — SITUATION AS HOUS] keep preferred. Address or call Mission 3 | Svi\ NG WIDOW WANTS A PLACE S| usekecper; city or country. 1:2 Post s or clerk in stor speaks German and English. AMERICAN LADY A per in eituer Oty or ¢ aprble of taking entire o dress P. ., box 149, C W ) — BY AN W onition as homsckies A nome. IENCED GERMAN Protosiant Infant’s nurse; would take en chiaree of baby in city of country; best reference 21 0'Farre | si. JEFINED LADY \ for cb years or over; German - h taught Address 1 WOULD LIKF TO CARE best of care; niso price reasonable. | ANTID —CAIP-COOKING BY _YOUN woman: firs-class camp cook: good refer an cook for 26 o 50 men. 126 Fourth st room ( E PETED chambern vox 49, (s JinsicL S8 COMPETE N1 Lo posicion: Destof cily references. box 29, Cali Ufnce. GIRL WISHES TOSITION AS g or washing Address QEAMSTRESS_LADIES WEAR AND CHIL- D drens clothes a specialty. Seamsiress, box 3, Call Cffice, W boiexcepcer. box 145, Call Office POSITION AS WORKING or coun.ry. Address i, city 4 siiks and flanneis 1o d0 at hom App.y for CFINED EASTEEN WIDOW, WXPRRL ) keeper: country preferred. Rm. 9, 258 Kenrny st. VW OMAN WISHES SITUATION AS COOK or hiousework: reference. Please call or ad- dress 713 Frankiin, bet. i urk and Golaen Gate ave, YOLORED WOMAN WISHES POSITION TO ! do housework by tbe day. 1006 Washington. YOUNG GEEMAN WIDOW DESIRES FO. s1tion as housekeeper. 38 Eddy st.. room 1. W ANTED—X POSITION A LADI or working housekeeper by ~you woman; guod reterences. = Apply of call 7 FAN E SMATD | i colored | 5 Bast y BY LADY WHO | bas been of children and as comp.n.on: good - housekeeper and musician speaks Germun and English. 138 Sixth, room 14. N EAT, RELIABLE SWEDISH GTRL WISHES AN ‘situation to do second work. Please address MISS LINDBE:G, Golden Gate Postoffice (no postal cards), Alameda Count; JXPERIENCED DAY OR NIGH1 739 per week: best of reference: aud other sickness taken home; pr Weoster st. ate. Call719 BY¥,AYOUNG MAN, SOBER STEADY AND industrious, & situation driving & delivery ¥ thorouzhly; best of or address & ELLIOTT, 1701 wagon. undersiauds the reerences. Call Dupont st. R \\',\'Is‘ WORK nderst.iids housew Address J. VARD, N 3 “tamil refercnce: PRIVATE are of Inwns; Call Cffice. G GERMAN: 00d Labits: be<tof T . HORNEK, 208 Mason. JITUATION BY STRONG YOU 2 s;eaks English Address . 1., care APANES o tion to do walter try. KAWANO, 1528 Pine st. city or coun- :, $7 A WEKK: GERMAN CUOK, d room; cook, $20 and room. MAK- TIN'S, 749 Marke LASSEEVELER WANTED — MU} all-around man state wages expected. Augeles Art Glass Co. Angoles, Cal. (308, BARBER WANT T for Wednesday afternoo urday and ~unday. box 18, Call Oftic | WANTED—2 BARBERS FOR SATURDA at 68635 Howard at. Q. dress . G. 1., B Los 625 South Broadway, Los STEADY PLAC! and Saturday or Sat- Address ALBERT GEORG YOUNG MAN FORCITY DRUM ainted with fan.y goods trade. Ad- box 108, Call Office, with references. | “r ANTED—HANDY MAN AROUND HOTEL; small wages. 419 Brunosn sc. UILDINGS BOUGHT; doors, mantels. etc., for sale. LUMBRK, SAS(ES ! 1166 Mission s E S AL KLEIN: Tob Mt st seng posal LL YOUR BOOKS, CLOTHING AND JEW- LOST. TRAYED—1 RED COW. be rewarded at 18221, Howard st. FINDER WILL 1.95T - FOX - TERRIER BITCH black and tan head; chain colia, Tenth st. WHITE, reward. 25 OST—PASSBOOK WITH THE Savings and Loan Society of San Fraucisco In the 2,07 Bm\i‘cn OFFICE OF THE CALL, 187 NINTH HIBERNIA nafe of HANNAH OPPENHLLM, No. 1,528, The finder wilt please return to' bank. want ads and subscriptions faken. o can recover same by provink property and FOUND. 18TH UND—SHE OWNER INST.; INESS CHANCES. IGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FUR FURNE ture, restaurant, saloon fixiores and grocer- stoeks. ST Market: tel. main 1013, $1800. T. FINELY 632" Market st SALOO fitted. & AURANT NORTH MAR: K dolrie zood Dhainess: row us: part cash” STENBERG & CO.. 635 Macir sy T COFFEE s2 AND CHOP. (00 S e norih of Market st trist givenS. KN HE “65() OLD FSTABLISHED, BiST Pav: $650. S IB ED By Pa must be nold owner s bther busiests jo il Hans v BERG, 652 Maraeros OF() SALOON: ELEGANTLY FIITED F950. B o Mair LELITED: 1 atocked with fine Tiquors, cignre, o : BERG, 632 600, BEAY . and school Living-rooms, furniture g0od, steady business. $800. 2o =EsaLo0 supp! inciudes s A. WITH 5 LIVING. rooms, building includea; 1o opposi- tion: cheap ground rent: long lease; worth $1500 owner must leave the city: must be S, 1082 Market st. 3 SALOON, N. OF MARKET: 4 FIve R400. fiinished rooms: kichen: torsram fine scock beat ocations Cheap Feuts Krenssnt bev: guin ever offered: ow.er bas other large in teres, A. 8. LESS, 1032 Market st. k(()() MEATMARKET ACROSS THE BAv; $600. rekiverntors cash restaters # homs: Steady run of first-clase ta wh ified; immense bargain. A. S.Lins 1082 Market st. §250. sitoated on PARTNER WANTED IN FiRsT. class old - established meat marke:; noice corner north of Markct st horse aud cart: prefers partner 0 hired help. A, paving exper ses 3044 1 wenty-fourth o S. LESS, 1032 Market si. z &35(), OYSTER AND CHOP HOUSE: Hist ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. £ OOV, 1ocnuion north of Market: receipis T e cncnnnnn | 750 (0 $1000 per month; worth $600. A. S, DVICE F DIVOKCE LAWS A SPEC- | LESS, 1052 Market st. inlty: private; no fee without success: probate, - == = insvivency, wilis. collections, bills of sale, deeds, COFFEE BAIOUN AND CHOP. damages, etc. rivate detectives: estab. 10 years. | G. W. HOWE 850 Market at, corner Stockion st B 50 o aewasnarss holldingss atevrs DVIC £ cesstul. FREE; NO CHALGE UNLESS SUC- - W. DAVIDSON, 927 Market st. R. W KING ATTORNEY-ATLAW, CHEON. | Icle building: advice tree; low fe -s: all cases, DVICE FREE; » cessful. J. G TE O'DONNELL, 1206 MARKET, RES. 4°25th st.; diseases of women aspecialty. o 55 1 H. (. DECKER, 102 LODGING-HOUSES FOR SALE ROOM HOUSE ON MARKET ST. 22-room house, only . rooms, cor. .. Mwl 20, #1400 % 400 14 rm's on Sutter. 700 €6 rms, best city_3,500 Maiket 8., opp. Fifih. rs., must seil §35 3I-ROOM HGUSr: ROUMS ALL - rentea. H. C. DECKER, 1020 Market. (i5() LODGING-HOUSE, NEAR MARKE %650, FAR MARKE wai s full: best class of roomers. 102 Market st. well-furnishea rooms; rent low . 8. LESS, Bousy plai B —— 5()(), FIRST-CLASS LODGING- HOUSE, YUV, 44:00ms: a neat, clean and paying well located; reason for selling fuily ex- «d. Apply immediately ALDEN-GARFIKELD 02 Broadway, Oak trade. A. 8. LSS, 1032 Markel st. £50(. SALOON IN THE BUSIEST MIN $500. 5 e Staca a. 8 Lb 1032 Marke st 519, CORNER ROAD HOUSE WIT ue lished 25 years aud is one o1 the best known places , of this kind bers; bears investigation. A. S. LESS, 1032 Market st. SALOON WITH 4 NIOE LIVING- B150. rooriOcumly wortss dousie: st sen on account of sickness; & rare barguln. A. S LESS, 1082 Market 8t ®35(), CANDY STORE AND FACTORY: DOV, the best location in the City; fine ice: croam parlor; elegant fixtures, A.S. LSS, 1032 Market st. SALOON WORTH MORE THAN I8 it: good location. THH gn 500. 28 % ROPERTY EXCHANGE, 850 Market st. JPIBST-CLASS REAL £STATS woman wanted at PROPERTY MAN OR XCHANGE. 175, NUMBER OF BRANCH BAKERIES D1 {D. and notion stores: $175 to §300. PROP ERTY £XCHANGE, 850 Merket. @375, SOME GOOD LODGING- HOUSES: DO (. doing good_business; from 375 upe PROPERTY EXCHANGE, 50 Market. 150, LARGE LisT OF SALOONS; ALL DU, prices, from $50 to $3000. PROPER- TY EXCHANGE, 850 Market. FURNITURE FOR SALE. QITUATION WANTED BY A FIRST-CLANS 1ainter and wood-polisher. Aadress Painter. box B0, Call Ullice. BOY, LIVING WITH HIS par nts, wishes position in the cou under. ds the care of horses. Call or address G LORGE 0 JEWSLERS AND WATCHMAKERS— Small store to rent at 7873 Muret st. | ()PTICIAN. ONE WHO Is THOROUGH R | U tructionist ana good salesman. 0., box 6, Cali. TOUNG MAN TO DRIVE MILK WAGON 2410 Foisom. experience. Address 308 Fremont at., S. F. TEADY YOUNG MAN WISHES WORK D round house or hote Stesdy. box 131, Cail Office. D0() HAYES o1 - 38Y Tite Cave: taken. \CH "OFFICE OF subscriptions and want sds \TRONG YOUNG MAN, AGE 1%, HANDY Q 2 with tools. wouid like to learn wagon and c-r- risge maiag and blacxsmithing. , Uaxland. in country. Address | L EC,Call | S WANTED ON MEN'S SHOES, LIT'T, 817 Jessie st., off Ninth. | X and aiso stab'eman: reterence. o | ATION AS PRINTER'S | QHUEMAKE ressman by youns married man; Australia- | 1 2024 Fiith st. HAIR BARBER-SHOP; GOOD PAYI stand: 4 fine {iving-room.; no reasonable (it Call imwmediately 40814 SIxth st W ANIED—CARKIAGE PAINTER TO BUY shop; wurk ror two men. G. G., box 3, Call Office. OYS FROM 14 TO 17 YEARS OF AGE. 1 D piy 200 Sutter AP- + best location in city. Apply Cal MONT Upen i MERY, CORNER OF CLAY— unti 9:30° o'clock: branch office of subseriptions and want ads. taken. the € Y JUNG MAN WANTS SITUATION AS yardman for hotel or private boardinz-house: furiisn references from last employer and others. Address JOHN A. MACDONALD, 156 Thira D27 W A TED—PUSITION BY YOUNG MAN A5 barkeejer: £ood references. Address R. P 3, Cal MAR Cavx ST.—BRANCH OFFICE Of want ads and subscriptions taken. HE | (YOMPETENTSTENOGRAPHER AND TYPE- | U'writer: ‘must havk had experience in law | office. Address Lawyer, box 88, Ca'l Office, stat- lug name, ace, experience. specd. quailfications generaily und sa ary expeocted. JIRST- CLASS MECHANIC. | P wanted; noue out a s«illed workman need ap- DPls. Apply at the Natlonal Deatal Com pany, room 412, Parrott building. W ANT posonn asstat {n light ind with $15 per week ana have $160 cash. | PI¥ 777 Market st., roow 7. | AL DENTIST INDUSTRIOUS MAN TO Ap- WILLING THON AN WISHES < “ » place (0 do bard work Address M., box 14, this office. ANTE ' —$2000N GOODSECURITY ; WILL agslas to get position in rewura. A, 16 ML, box L omce. v P RANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL, 167 NINTH 5 Want ads and subscriptions taken. MARKET ST.—BRANCH OFFIC CALL: want ads and subscriptioas OF Ken THE STER HOUSF. 44 THIRD ST., Ni 200 rooms: 95¢ to $1 50 per night: 81 50 10 £6 per week: convenient aud respecta ble; free bus and baggace to and from the ferry. FEMALE HELP WANTED, VIRL, LIVERMORE, CAL. $15: GIRL, ¥ G .. $16: girl, Gough st.. $15: girl, Webs 215; girl, Geary st, $16; 2 girs, Goiden Gate ave., $15: giri, Washington st., $15} «t., 815: girl, Halght st., $15; second , Filimore it $15: gir,, Mbeteenth $15: 'girl, Fulton st.. §15; 20 young gir 1d $12 per month, ass s! si0 325; CHAMB $15 and room: girl. boardin house, $12 aud roomn: head waitress, $25: cham- bermald and wait some. $18 and room; waitress. $20 and room: chambermaid. $4 a ‘week and room: 4 waitresses. city, $20, 5 hours’ work: whiiress, $15 and room: cook.$10 & week and room. MARTIN'S, 749 Market st. (GBI, GOLDEN GATE AVE, 818: GIRL T Alameds, Cal., $20: girl, Fulton st., $20: girl, Washington st. §50: 2 xiris. Goush at., $25: girl, Octavin st $26; xirl, Sauta Barbari, Cal. 825! &Ir, Stelner st $20: girl, Scott st., §20; girl, Poik st, 820; zirl, Webster st., $30; girl, Pive st., $50. MARTIN'S, 749 Market at. | 144, { W ANTED—STEADY position in coantr, money. Cail after 10 A. RELIABLE MAN FOR must have 85 expense .. 8 Geary, room Z. ANTED TO TAKE PART OF r. SHIRLEY, 1008 Webs | QEOEMAKEL W. 2 store with a fi TREEN HANDS, smi'hs for ships et HERM. 1 _BLACK- 37 Clay st. ANTED—SALESMAN EXPE ED IN school supplies. Whitaser-Ray Co..728 Mark: ARBER-—_FOK KM P L . ¢ Barbers’ Y M Assn. N FUCHS, T CALL SEC 3 Grantave. OURNEYMEN BARLLRS secretary H. BERN ARD, 10 FIOYMENT ~eventh st ARBER-SHOP, 3 CHAIRS: MUST SELL AS owner is leaviug city. 11033 Folsom st. AKBER WASHSTANDS, 1, 2AND 8 BOW cheap. H. HUFSCHMIDT, 623 Golden Gate av ADIES' AND GENTS' MISFIT ~HOES i bought and exchanged: new vamps and sec- ond-iiand shoes for sale; large stock; shoes made to order: bes stock: work gusranteed: all kinds of repairing. 749 Mission, near Grand Opera-house. W ANIED—AN UDEA: WHO CAN THINK of some simple thing to ptent? }rotect your idexs; they may bring you wealth. Wilte JOILN WEDDERBURN & CO,, Dept. L, Patent attcr- nevs. Washingion, D. C.. for thelr $1800 prize offer and new list of 1000 inventions wanted. JLCHO HOUSE, 86843 Ma RKE L ST.—£U0OMs 20c, 20¢ 10 60C night; $1 to 2 weex. MARTIN' (90K AND SECOND GIRL, 840, MISSION — SUBSCRIPTIO! want ads taken for THE CALL. AND 2526 749 Market st. 4 WAITRENSEX, $20; 8 HOUSEWORK, SEE party 3 7. m. MARTIN'S, 749 Market WAITRESSES AND PARLOR-MAIDS, A1LSO sccond girls. $20 and $20; 4 cooks. German sty e, $25 and £30; 3 German and En«lish nurses, $20 and 825; 3 waitresses and chambermuid, #20 and $25, and a large number of giris for Cook- g and housework. Sutter st. 1 J. F. CROSETT & (0, 316 RISH WAITRE: AND CHAMBERMAID, notel. a short distance. $20. J. F. CROSETT & Ca,, 316 Sutter st. VOMPEUENT LAUNDRESS WITH THE best of referemce, desires a situation. J. F. CROSETT & CO,, 518 Sutter st. “SS, COUNTRY HOTEL, $2> 50; vaitress, country noel, $20;avd $16: lnun- diess, country laundry, #35: Notel cuok, $30: cook, private family, $25: waitress, hotel, city. £20:°6 girls, housework, §15 and 820; 4 young £lrls 10 assist, $10 and $10. C. R. HANSEN & €0.. 110 Geary si. W ANTED—EY WIDOW WITH LITTLE BOY 4 years old situation as housekeeper or cook on ranch. Address box 121, Gilroy, Cal. N WANT JITUATION BY RELIABLE GIRL 1 (0 do upsialrs work and mind children: no ob- jecton to country. bes. of reie:ence. Address 5441y Natoma st TOUNG GIRL WOULD LIKE SECOND WORK | in & nice vrivace family; across the bay pre- ferred. Call 345 ¢ remou s W IDOW WANTS WULK BY DAY, WEEK or mouth: housecleaning, washing, piain sewing or cooklug: Hannel laundress; baby's nurse. MES. O. H. G., Golden Gate, Cal. WANTED-5G AN OK SCANDINAVIAN cooks. $30; French nurse, Oakiund, $20; sec- ond and sewing, $20; young girls (0 assist, $10, $12and 815. LEON ANDRE, 815 Siockton'st QWEDISH OR GERMAN (OUK, $30, SMALL wash: German cook, $36; German or Swed- 13h 000k and_ Cow.stairs work. $25: 8 giils w Hil posifons. §15, $20. German Employment Ofiice. 306 Mason si. Y QUNG NEAT SWEDISH GIRL, 4 MONTAS deu, wishes to do general housework ; s 518 McAllister st., nr. Van Ness ave. smali wa; E~T LN CITY —SINGLE ROUMS, 15, 20 AND 35 cents per night: 31 81 45, §1 50 per weei Pacific House, Commercial 4nd Leldesdorft sts. 116 LNTE ST — BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CaLL: subscription and want ads. taken. J« HUNSWICK HOUSE, 148 SIXTH ST.: OPEN ali night; rooms 25¢ to $1 per night; $1 25 to $6 per wees. J. G. DRAKE, Manager. TYLISH AND ‘made to order, DUKABLE CALF SHOES 2 60. 959 Howard, or. Sixth. ECRUITS WANTED FOE THE U. 8 MA rine Corps, U. S. Navy—Able-bodied_unmar- ried men beiween (he sges of 21 and 30 years Who are citizens of the United Siates, or thoss who have iegally declared thelr Intention to be- come such: must be of good character ana habits and able to speak, read and write English and bo between 6 feet § inches and 6 feet in height. For further information apply at the Recrui:ing Ofiice, 1 20 Kilis st., San Francisco, Cal. 1 OOMS 15¢ TU 76c PER NIGHT; 50c 10 8160 per week. ~Oriental, 225 Drumm sc. £\ Eedroom sets, 3 pieces veeres 89 50 Solid oak dining chuirs. SesEqsall 4-room furnitare outfit, . CIL887 50 Brussels carpet, laid. .. ..., B5c yard SHIREK & SHIREK. 747 Market st upposite Grant ave. Fe. MONSY-RAISING SALE—80 DAYS ONLY. R SALE—2 FOLDING-BEDS, BUREAU. all morning. 1408 Hyde ét. U ters. showcases. A T L J NEUMANN'S, 117 SIXTH, FOR lowest prices on household £0ods; new OF Kood cas’ o on time: open evenin FURNITURE WANTED. RYITURE, STOV CARPETS, COUN: ON, 1121 Market. DE. F YOU WANT GuOD PRICKS FOR FURNE ture and merchanalse see UKD, 211 Larkin IGHER PKICK THAN ANYWHERE PALD | by Indimnn Auction Co.1007 sp.Jonst CARPET CLEA TARPETS CLE. D LIKE pew. J. McQU s | 1 Mar, U cleans, moves. lays carpets. TV STEAM CARPET CLEANING WORKS: H. STEVENS W 88 and 40 r.igath ai.; telephone South 250. HEN YOU BECOME DISGUSTED WITH poor work send to SPAULDING'S Floneer Car- Works, 853-57 Tehama st.; tel. So. 40 ANING, 8c; LAYING, 3c: RUG : tel. Jessie 944, Stratton, 3 8th at NCE tel. Main ING CO., 4 4. GEO. WALCOM, prop. w . ation works. ATT , reliable carpet-cleaniug renovig, alter- 409 McAllister. Tel. Jessie 321 A ne ANED & RENOVATED LIKE el. South 38, Mackintosh & Co. RPETS ew. 23 Tenth E MITCHELL, CAKEET ESTAURANT AND CFFEE SALOON ; OPF 1 depot; $175. DECKER. 1020 Market si. @975 WILLBUY A FINK LESTAURANT; DL D, cheap rent: receipts from $12 to/ $13 . will bear investigation to this erfect. Sixth, room 18. Gnnx.T'n ANCE TO INVEST IN A PAYING manufacturing business: entirely new. Ad- dress Busiuess, box 57, Call Office. W 83 FIRsTCLASS SALOON, CHEAP: SALE AC- AND BAR; NO OP- Fox SALE—GEOCERY Call Otfice. position. Inquire EXAMINFR EXCHANG ceipts $8; make an oftbr. ALOON; Mission s 643 AND CHOPHOUSE; O%EEE SALOO | U nicely fitied up. 134 Powell st. EAHRN PARTICULA 4 opening in thorou; blishea extensive business: act worth ten times the $i00 requircd. Particulars of N.D. SICKELS, 20 Murket DALTNE D TO JOLN UR cbase of & spiendid busincss in the line of which I've had lome experience, and know the pening in question 1o be exceptionuily goods re- quires only $750 for half interest, of which $350 may be pali from the business if $0 desired, whicn with proper atien fox hou d easlly clear $5 00 to 5 i prepent owner has made & fortu this_proposition is posi- tively all right and [ mean business, so none but principals, naming time und pisce for personal - terview, need apply. Address Opportune, box 64, Call Oftice, city. NOMPETENT GERMA. Ith small capital, is w . STEADY HABITS, ling to fiil position of first foreman on bread in one of the largest bak- J LEANING 0O, | eries in city and take parc interest in same. . 240 14th su: cleaning Sc a vard. Tel. Mis 74. | Bakery, box 168, Call Office. TONKLIN'S CAKPHT- BRATING WORKS USINESS CHANCES: FINE__CORNER olden Gate ave. Telcphone A b the MUSIC LL AND HEAR NEW STYLE BRUENN [wnos; patent sounding-board; new principle; elight and wonder of s1i mu.icians. 228 Fosc. | Alameda. stationery and notion, with tranch bakery and laundry office; chesp remt. Address B. E. D., box 144, Cull Office. (G 00D CHACE Is OFFERED FOR A MAN X that undersiauds the deilcacy business: very few dollars required o start with. 1339 Park sty L low interest: nocow mission. 116 MeAllister st. | NOS, WITHOUT R PIAN VERY Bi T BARGAIN SIN THE CITY FOR THE QD LEGAN'IT new; sacrifice. ENN FIA O: GuOD BRUENN'S, 228 Post st. as era solicited. anless lishe PI- deliv- LLY THE BEST BARGAINS I 00s; mon. hiy pa- ments from $6 u free with 001 and cover: correspondence THE F. W. SPENCER COMPANY, rooms 983 Market si, opp. Muson; estab 4 over 20 years. $1 UPRIGAT IN GOOD C bargain. BRUENN'S, NDITION; A 28 Post st. 00. Y 0UNG WIDOW WANTS A GENTLEMAN partuer; small capltal. Room 8, 207 Post st. UTCHERSHOP FOR SALE A1 L streut. [0 SALE_FINELY FURNISHED HOUSH; 10 rooms, all rented; cheap. 518 Tayior st. ESTAURANT: GOOD PLACE and wife: cheap. 324 Larkinst. 39 FOURTH FOR MAN T AM WILLING TO INVEST FROM 8300 10 5400 100cing for a good Lusiness opportanicy. & 7., box 5, Call Offics, Oskland. $275. 5~ LOON ON BUSY STREET NORTH 24 O. of Market: cheap rent and insurance, lease, otc.; no agents. {nquire Cail Uflice. LEGANT STEINWA Y UPRIGHT FOR SALE on_sccount of departure; W. SPENCKR COMPANY, 33 Market at., opp. Mason. Spoiais THL F. $1 HAZELTON CPRIGHT, STOOL, cover; §6 instalimts. 321 Leavenworth, 20. AYING SALOON; GOOD LOCATION: DAILY receipts $10 to $12; must be soid account of sickness. Inquire Call Office. ORNER GROCERY AND BAR FOR SALE: good location: will ‘sell cheap; golog out of business on account of fllness Apply this office. YoU ank BRUEN WELCUME TO CREDIT AT 'S plano house, 228 Post st. BSOLUTELY THE OLDEST AND LARGEST CHASE'S, 26, 28 und_50 gans grad everything possible done to please and satisty the | house west of Cl icago is KOHLER & Earrell si.; planos, or- instruments, ot ul | prices lowesi: | aud all 'otuer musicsl os and prices; terws e IRST MOKTGAGE, $1200, 10 PER CE on first-class properi. for sale at a discon mortgage due. s H C. H, 32 JOR SAL N G-ROOM; ESTABLISH trade of 26 boarders; central location: r-n boarded out. Address P. T., box 47, Call Office. VALOON FOR SALE. INQUIRE MCLEOD & customer. HMATIE, 515 Market st. ONA FIDE REDUCTION IN PRICES— | QTATIONERY-~TORE—OLD, GOOD-PAYING inq-laioes, Kuabe, Bush & Gerts and others: sec. | b piace: nice for woman to muxe & good living. gnd-hand planos from $106 up. W. C. HAMIL- | Inguire Cail Oftice. TON, successor to A. L. Bancroft & Co., 324 rost. | = s = : d E “ | ANDY, ICHCREAN AND SCHOOL <UT- AR e s | Ulpltes for sale: near schooi: 4 sanny fiving MAY, CLAY & CO, Kearny and Sutter ata >ARTNEE WiTH CAPITAL TO DEVELOP = K gola mine on mother lode; small capital. A DMINIS IEATOR'S SALE — MUSI ivsialiments. EATON ESTATE, 735 Marker. SELL | pianos a: immense reduction for cash or on JINGLE FURNISHED ROOM 75¢ week. : 150 A NIGHT: Lindell House, Sixth and Howard. ANT ADS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE CALL are taken at_Branch Office, south- west corner Sixteenth and Mission ats, ANTED,TU CULLECT WAGES DUE LABOR ers&clerks. KNOX Collection Agey. 110 Suttas MPEY ACME HOUSK, $57 MARKET ST.. BE- low Sixth. for a room: 6ca night: 81 a weex. 7OUNG WOMAN WOULD LIKE POSITION a8 housekeeper. 144 Fifih st , room 6. OSITION A8 HOUSEKEEPER. 917 MAR- ket st., room 3. JHIRTMAKERS WANTED ON LADI - 8 SILK to work in tactory. $40 Market. 821 e ao ki DY LIKES SEWING | WANTED—_GIRL, TO TAKE CARE OF '~ 1 or mending to do at home. children. Call at 1151 Octavia st UBSCRIPTIONS AND WANTADS FOR THE | \J ANTED—GOOD, STEADY FINISHER, CALL taken ai branch oftice, 339 Hayes si.; pants. b6uU Fourth st. open uiith §:30 o'clock. — e st : 115 [AYLOK ST._PROTESTANT WOMAN CCOMPLISHED YOUNG LADY WITH O for honsework: $10 moath: sleep home. AL many attractions wanis piace as nousekeeper in bacheior's or widower s home. Room 2. 223 Post. OMPETENT WOMAN of nousework by the duy; E. 8., box 108, Cali Office. ANTS ANY KIND references. Address JANIED—GIKL T0 DU HOUSEWORK; 2 rooms. MRS, MEYERS, 947 Misslon st. PPRENTICE FOR DRESSMAKING. 2160 Harrison si., near Nineteeuth. XPERIENCED HOUSEKEEPER (WIDOW) wants work in widower's or bacheior's house: hold; country ireferred. B8 Niuth st., room 1 hour’ 11 A. M. t0 9 P. M. W AXNT ADS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE CALL are taken ai_Branch Office, south- west corner ~ixteentn and Mission s.a. ],ADY WOULD LiKE A SITUATION A8 4+ housekeeper for widow, gentleman with chil- dren or covk for 5 or 6 gentlemen. MRS. A. DA- DAMI, 813 Sutter. . O YONG GIRLS AS WAITKESSES IN A coftee suloon. 134 Powell st. YOUNGGIRLT SEW AND ASSIST HOUSE- work: sleep home; wages $10. ('l 3020 Buchanab si. Thursday afieraoon, Friday ani Saturdsy mornings. (OMPETENT &1 NOGRAPHER AND TYPE- writer; must pave bad experience in law office. Address Lawyer. box 8%, Call Office, stat- ing name, sge. experience, speed, qualitications generally and salary expeoied. 100 2LES,I0 TAKE LODGING AT 106, 150 and 20c a nigat. incioding coflee aud roils. 624 Washington st.. near Kearn). W oune at BHEKMAN, CLAY & CO.'S. HY PAY REN{ FOR 4 PIANO WHE ihe same mon iy payments will purchase | | H T ey oy v roans e SAEE MAD E BE PIANOS OF EVERY GRADE, CLAY & CO.’S SCHMIT: A SHERMAN, Fou find a stock of new Steinway pianos AIN FINE LAKGE UPRIGHT,CHEAP Z, 16 McAllister,next Hibernia Bank. , CLAY & CO.’S ONLY WILL | MOST _PERFECT; | 216 Pos: st PIANO: and powerful tone. 9526 ALISSION SI._BEANCH OFFICE OF 2026 T Caii: subscriptions and want ads faken. 7 ANTED—LABORERS AND MECHANIC: 10 know that kd Rolkin, Heno House proprie- tor, stlll runs Denver House, 217 Third st.: 150 iarge rooms; 25¢ per night; $1 L0 $3 per week. OSEDALE, 521 ELLIS ST.—SINGLE FUR- nished rooms, 20¢ 10 25¢ night, $1 10 $1 50 wk. ], SIMON WANTS 100 MeN 0 GET RO » Ue beer or wine 5c. bes: free Junch. 643 Clay VW INCHESTER HOUSK, 44 THIRD ST, NK arke:: 200 rooms, U5c a night: reading w G. BADGER. SOLE AGENT FOR HALLET +& Davisand Francls Bacon planes. 413 Sacto. PIANOSSOLD AT SHERMAN, CLAY & CO'S ou very easy payments. SHAW, STEINWAY 82 3185 0. CHICKERING reat bargains:$4 mo. HEINE136 Ellis. YRON MAUZY, Newby & Evans, Briggs and other plunos. 308 ) PUs —SOHMER, QUPERIOR VIOLINS, ZITHEKS, OLD & NEW O H MULLE or. Tepuirer 2| bam place. 1S T ON THE opposite the Potrero, and fui Unioa Iron Works. 226 Michigan st. ALOON F'R SALE CHEAP. and sleeping room attached. inquire at saloon 915 Mark-t st. KITCHEN For particalars (CIGAKSTORE FOR SALE ON ACCOUNT OF 4P this week. RARE guaxc dress G )NE F THE BEST 3ILK ROUTES IN ALA- meda County for sale: run by present owner for 12 years; sickness cause of seling. Address A. T NBWTH, box 1140, Alumeds, or b ranch at Fitchburg. : CHICKEN G., 2460 Folsom st KOSPEROUS REFUBLICAN newspaper: golden oppor:ui owner lcavng. WEE, easy terms; Address ., box 61, this office. FOR SALE~WELL E~TAB {~HK g0ods business in Oakland: und rstanding fancy work comfortable rooms adjoiuins store: price very low. Addre box 12, Cult Oftice, Oakian. ALOON' FOR SALE: OLD ESTABLISHE d well known: finely fiited up: disasreeme: of pariners only cause of saie. Apply 83 Third g BUSINESS CHANCES. room; free bus and bazgage to and from the ferry. \ ANTED-SINGLA ROOMS, 16c A DAY: $L week: rooms for 3. 20C a day. $1 50 & week; readiog-room: daly papers. 86 Clay st. W ANIED. YOUR SHOES— WE REPATR shoes upto 9 o'clock every night: those work- Ing through the day can have their snoes repairsd at night while you wait: Jaaie’ soiing, 35¢; mex's soling, 50c: fine shoes made to order irom 32 we have a lot of shoas been damaged by water. less than one-fourth' their value, from 25¢ up ta #2 50, 562 Mission st., bes. First st and Second st OR SALE—WELL-PAYING SALOON WITH 200d cash trade. 232 Third st. 956 NIsSIoN — sUscRipTioNs AS ATEST AR FEXDER PATENT BEST 1IN vention. . Apply 623 Golden Gute o NIMATOSCOPr—PROJECTING LIVING Ppiciures. Animatoscope, 833 Mrkt., 7th floor. EWSPAPER ROUTE 1N INTERIOR close to San Francisco. For particulars apply this TY office. JIRST-CLASS SALOON: NiAR BALDWIN Hotel: must be sold at_once: good reasons for seliing: no agents. Address STONF, box 114, Call. 7OUNG EASTERN LADY WANTS GENTL! man partner: some means. 850 Markel. T. b 33 HAYES—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CaLy; subscriptions and want ads taken. Cl'l'v ROUTE FOR SALE. APPLY 138 office. f A Bics 2t aawt ut sttt e ~ gt 1e7v] bd { b ] 7 | . : ¢ < ; { T, e X T | ®em (i 1 b GG [Py s 1oy - [P0t Dy P Sl By 1M . [ oy 1 Do A i L I { {