The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, February 20, 1897, Page 12

12 - TROUBLE FOR THE SELLING PLATERS Summertime, Walter ] and Boreas All Received a Boost. Three Favorites and Three Out- siders Won the Purses Yesterday. Ba:quil Was First at Odds of 25 to1 Arr zzo Too Speedy for Imp. Suin, The fast daughter of Fitzjames, the racy snd mud-reveling Summertime, with a history of her own, added another to her long list of victories at Emeryville yester- day, and caused her trainer, Al Stemler, not a little discomfitdre. She was one of seven starters in the fitth race of the day, | e six-furlong selling tour, and with the dangerous ones of the original company, Appiause and Hermanita, scratched, was an odds on choice, going to the post 1 to 4. Bhe won, of course, in a mild sortofa drive from Bookmaker George Rose entry, Torsina, second choice in the ring. She was entered to be sold for $400, and | when the numbers of the first three horses past the wire had been hoisted, Book- maker Rose left his block and calmliy sauntered down 1o the region of the judges’ stand. Trouble was scented for the winner and ber trainer, and quite a crowd braved the rain and followed in the wake of the penciler. Arriving at the stand Mr. Rose smiled at Mr. Stemler, as is his wont, and Mr. Stemler appreciating the predicament the mare had got bim into also, forgot to smile. When Judge Burke announced that the mare was entered to be sold for $400 and asked if there was any advance tue layer of odds casually remarked $1000. ~ Trainer Stemler secured & full Nelsou on the railing in frontof thestand, looked at Judge Burke appealingly and articuiated $5. A look full of sympatay and good nature overspread the leatures of Bookmaker Rose and he strode back to the betting ring without a responsive bid. Trainer Stemler had retained his charge, but he does not intend to ante yp the run- ‘money if there is 8 looph f escape. “Sior the race he protested payment. of the money on the grounds that Mr. Rose is not owner of Torsina and is thereiore not entitled to any portion;of the boost. This part of the question will be settled by the siewards. It was quite 8 day by the way for selling platers to be disturbed with -lifts.” Boreas, winner of the opening event. en- tered to be soid for $200, was bid up 10 $300 by Tom Woodford,and his owner, C. Lind, let the Eastern plunger take the brown ho! The next to fallin line was Walter J. The bay colt captured the last race at 2ddsof15 to 1, and his owner, Frank McDermott, lost the purse as_bookmaker. Joe Uilman bid the horse up from $300 to $600. Intermittent showers of rain faliing contrived to make one of the most dis. agreeable racing days imaginable, and tue attendance was very light. The track was in a sloppy condition, yet three of the six choices managed to Teach the wire fizst. The black horse Charles A went to the post a 5 to 2 favorite for the opening mile selling dash, but through Spencer’s negli- gent tactics, for he laid way out of the ran- ning, the black horse was tardy at the end, and was beaten a head by Boreas, which led from the jump. Ricardo was the run- ner up for six iurlongs. Woodchopper ran a surprisingly good race, finishing a good thiri. Cherrystone was bad.y missed ebout. The winner wasa 10 to 1 chance. Perseus was heid a very close favorite to capture the mile selling run that iollowed, | the ring holding Purser’s gelding at2 1o 5. Ransom, the second choice, led him for nearly halt the distance, when the first choice took command and won by less than a lengtn in 1:47 with little to spare. Camelia was a poor third. The black colt imp. Sain and Gene Leigh's big bay Arrezzo locked horns in the third_race over seven furlongs with | Moreno, Sweet William and Lady Hurst | as the only contenders. Arrezzo wentto the post even money with 8 to 3 a-ainst the biack fellow. The 100 to 1 shot Moreno |and William made the runnine to the stretch, wiere Cash Sloan on the favorite | gradually moved up and led Sainouta neck at the wire. Sweet William ran a fine race, being but a neck further away. | A miscellancous assoriment of platers, thirteen in all, faced the bgrrier in the next event, a five and a hali furiong scramble, with Hannetta at 2}4 10 1 ruling a slight favorite over Torpeuo. Neither secured a mark. The 25 to 1 shot Basquil, with Piggott up, rushed away in tne lead, and staying there lasted long enough to beat Roy Carruthers out a head in a hard | drive. Siegfried, a hot tip, was third. A surprise came in the final ev:nt of the aay, a mile selling affair, with a sield of | seven starting. Gene Leigh’s recent pur- | chase was hashed up a 3 to 2 favorite, but | developed as much liking for the siusny | going as a *‘yaller” dog does ior rough on Tats, finishing absolutely last. The game colt Walter J, a 15 to 1 chance in the bet- ting, took up the running from the start, and stalling off the chalienge of Caliente, | the 8 to 5 second choice, in the stretch, beat Stemler’s colt out half a length in 1:46. Thorpe, as nsual, got Monita home in third place, THE THORNTON STAKE. Thornhill, Schiller and Lobengula Will Line Up for the Journey. The Thornhill stake at four miles, with | a gross value of $4000, will be decided a: Emeryville track to-day. Of the origiual entries Schiiler, Thornhill and Lobengula | will face the starter. The latter horse 1s not apt to cut much figure, the issue ap- parently lying between the first two named horses. Outside of this event the card is a very good one. | Green B. Morris yesterday disposed of | Lobengula to Thomas H. Williams Jr., and he will be started in the Thornton stake to-day. Reputed orice paid, | The following are to-day’s entries: " First race, three-quarters of & mile, selling. | 20 Hermantta. ... 102 104 Shiela 107 Mainst: Colorado..104 & Torsina..... ....202 50 Tke L.... 107 Second race, one and an eizhth miles, selling. | 429 Poltock ~100((36%) Frank Jaubert. 100 | g8 oox 3 98 563 Long Lady. ... 8 k | (863)Babe Murphy 110 8 | ‘s63”1wo Chers ... 95 95 | Bso st Agnon.... 1 88 95 | £69 Red Glen:....1110 Third race one and a quarter miles: 531 Little Cripple... 86| 574 Imp. Sain.... (551)Ustler Joe 114 577 Foremost. Fourth race, balf a mile, two-year-olds, Eiwood staxes: 95 85 560 Roxey Murphy.103| ... Miss Rowena...105 542 kstro 108 | (619)¢ ountofFinders105 471 The Cheat......108 Also 567 FallenPrincess.100| 411 Bod Fifth race, four miles, Thornton stake, $4000 )chiller ....109] 509 Marcel ........ 263 Tnorun!: Li18 Lobengala ... 473 Ry di Bandidos 109/ 496 Judge Denny ce, one and three-eighths mil (565) Reddington .....150| 568 Three Forks. 5473 0 ¢ 148 559 Silverado. 529 Arundel 132 565 Zaragoss. 342 Brillinac. 5| 214 Yolo Boy 565 Hello . x| - SELLCTIONS FOR TO-DAY. First race — Maiustay, Torsina. Shieldbearer, Second race— Ked Glen, Babe Mur- | phy, St Aignon. Third race — Ostler Joe, imp. Sain, Litile Cripple. Fourth race—Mis Flanders, ! odzel Fifth bengula. tixth race— Rowena, Count of race — Thornhiil, Schiller, Lo- | ¥o selections. An Exhibition of Drawings. The puplls of the Mechanics' Institute draw- | ing class heid their first public exhibition Tiursday aiternoon and evening. The work of the pupils showed the careful training of the | mstructor, L. P. Latimer, and much admira- | tion was expressed by the visitors at the ex- | cellence of the work. The exhibition was ar- ranged for by Trusiees R. P. Doolan, Henry | Root and Oscar Lewis of the institute. Among | the pupils exhioting were: W. T. Storz, Fred | Patton, P. H. Millperry, James K. Russell, | William F. Miller, Saul Oroson, Ei D. Oakley, Ester Debots, Thomas Muilany M. Winehe: ter, Miss Tarpey, Robert Green, Fiora Vivian, Mri W. J. Hemilton, Miss Luckhardt, 4 d Howe, A. Ehrenpfort, C. Deane, - Headman, W. T. Weir, A. G. Brockhoft, Miss C_ M. S Benj. Kafka, 1da Krajewski, { Mr Miss Haven, E B. Wilcox, | prs A. Oronshon. M. E. Magnus, Lucilé | Parker, Lyman Jennings, Miss Mitchell, J. | Tucker, L"E. Bradshaw and G. Olsen THE *“CALL” RACING GUIDE. ALIFORNIA JOCKEY CLUB. Oakland Racetrack. Friday, February 19. Fifticth day of the Winter Meeting, 1896-97. Weather showery. Track sloppy. ~¢) FIRST RAC 572. One mile; selliug: four-year-olds and upward: purse 7400. | | = 671 (Boreas, 5...... TR [ |1n Y 15 10 Charles A, 6... 81 | 63 |8 23 |spencer... Il 2 188 Woodchorper, 31| 33 | 3 51 |Thorpe 10 10 )|Ricirdo. 6. 3| 135 | 1n | 2 | 33 |Boreman |'s 8 Coda. 4 8| 43" | 55 | 4 54 |Clawson.... . 4 g Cherrystone, § TE S R 610 (J. Shieids . 4 569 |Franco, 4.... 611 | 812 | 8 710 |Piggoct..... 40 (B66)| Montior. 4198 10| 53 | 417 | 8 8 |G Wiison. 20 57 |Jack Martin, 4.... 98 1| 73 |10 |10 1.9 |C. Slaoxbter. |10 12 548 keagan, 5......7.0108/ 11 [ 6n |31 |11 10 Mctonsld. . [50 100 537 | sontercy, 5 06 9| 935 | 9 |9 11 lGolden. 50 100 Perfect start. Won ariving. Winner, C. Lind’s br. h., b »-Ordinance. Time, 1:48. 573, BECOND EACE—One mile; selling; four-year-olds and upward; purse 1350. snaex.| Horse.age, weieht. | st % | % rn | Jockey, | 537 | Perseus, 4........108| 3 13 s |ials| Tk o Wariin- 21 |Ra itace] 2 84 | 28 | 26 | 213 |Tones. 304 u 01 o 216 | 834 | 81 | 318 |Ciawson 58 |Una Colorado, 6..106| & 616 | 510 | 510 | &2 |Hennewsy 568 |Pecksnil, 6...... 104, & an | 44 | 48 | 54 |Bercen 517 |Jerome = ... 114| & s o8 6 |spencer. 1:47 Perfect start. Won driving. Winner, Cambridge stable’s b. g., by imp. . Kin Gallop-Nanka. Time, F74 THIRD RACE_scven-eighths of a mile: 574. three-year-olds; purse $400. 7 | Betting, Index.| Horse, weighe | Jockevs |op CL ®61)| Arrezzo EEETIY |Ctoan |82 1 551’ |Tmp. <ain. ... 118| 5| horpo. |52 s (835) |Sweet Wiliiam. . 115| 1| Doggett lew s 535 | Morena - esl 2 Cluvson . 100 100 (500) Lady Hurst 2105 3 |Snider. {100 200 Good. start. Won cleverly. Winner, B. E. Lelgh's b. c., by Aretino-Libby L. Time, 1:33, 575, FOURTH RACE—Eieven sixteenths of & mule; seiling; three-year-olds; parse $300. | 5 T ] Betting. Index.| FHorse welght. | st.| 14 1w | % 1 st | Fm Jockey. op G 61 |Basquil ... .__107| 8|.. 11 (11 ((1h | 1 |viggo 869 | oy Carruiners. 107 4 | BBl | i% | 3h e v 318 |Stegtried. ... 10 {7 6314 | 21" | 314 |Siaughter. 12 8 564 |Roselle... . 91 an | 4| 71 | 43° |Bogeman. 20 80 541 |Chappie..... 6 AT B 6% | 22 [Tijoroe.. B e 520 |Senator Morgan 1| .| 2n 234 | 8 61 30 40 584 (Hannetta. 5 3n | 81" | 838 | 7 s 6 b2 584 | Atticns 3 11 9 H 8 |Suider 30 100 561 |Nine Nineiy-nine 1 81 |10 51 | @ |Barringer. 1| %6 15 | Torpedo. 2 8105 6% |8 110” [10 |Doggers 52 52 ot 6 o8 0 - VAU b TR e o v 0 2 Zlooiiias o 113 111 (2 |3 Mehosaidl| 30 49 122000 ¢ 133 198 18 |Claween il 90 o 0d siart. Winner, T. J. McHalc's $400. | Horse, age, wetgnt 35 | E (85%) |summertime, 4 ..102 814 | 38 558 | Torsina, 4........ 87 2% | 1h 554 |Una Que Amo, 4. 94 115 e 548 |Eventide, 4....... 94 an | 52 5.3 | 98 63 | 42 464 | 7 53 | 61 517 |Molie s, o 100 e Good start. Won handily. Winner, A. J. Stemler's b. m., by FitzjsmesSpringlike. 1ime. 1:18, 77, SUXTH RACE—One mile; four-year-olds and upward; purse $400. Betting. Ipdex.| Horse, age, welght \t.l % 1 % % Str. Fin. “ Jockey. op. n:‘L 568 | Walter J, 4 10401 1737 Faa fTan ITEET 521 |Caliente, 4. 104 6| 338 23 24 26 210 |E. Jones. 3-2 85 552 |Monita, a. 106 8| 514 | 415 | & 51 32 |Thore... 2 B0 365 |Can’t Danze, 4...104| 4| 875 | 53 52 42 43 |Piggore.... 11l 15 15 567 ‘Furnmosl. 5. 13| 5| 41 | 6h 6h 61 66 |H. Martl 15 15 5.1 |Cabrills, 5........112{ 2| 234 | 3h sh 33 6314 . Sloan. l [ 10 652 |Formal, 4.. 01 7] 7 T 7 7 " |Slanghte 185 85 Good start. Won ariving. Winner, J. McDermot’s b. h., by imp. True Briton-Lillie 8. Time, 1:46. VERY LAX BODKKEEPING, Report of Grand Jury Inv:stiga- tions in the O fice of the School Board. ] Mon:y Teken and Pard Out in Lump Sums That Leave Much to B: Guessed At The committee of the Grand Jury hav- ing in charze an investigation of the meggods under which money is spent and accounted for by the Board of Education filed its report vesterday. It discovers a remarkably loose system of bookkeeping. It says in part: The method employed in keeping a record of these transactions has been very faulty. In thie case of the teachers’ certificates and appli- tions for tuch the stubs of ihe ceriificate- books were the only source from which the in- formation could be guiued, whether or not any discrepanctes occurred duriug the last six This made it more difficult and con- time than would otherwise have Deen necessary had n brok or account been kept to suow what money had heen coliccted, from whom, and what disposition was made of it and when. This Mr. Waller has since remedicd by hav- ing had prevared a book jor the purpose, and having the matter in charge to keep proper accounts. The same faulty methods apply to the collection of rents and tuition fees, aud, in fact, to the general system of keeping ac- counts as ihey existed hereiofore. In the maiier of general expenditures no record was kept of where certain permanent improvemens or repairs were made, o what school or schools certain supplies and the kind were delivered and the cost of such sup- the amount expended for lights, water. nd rents, for library books, bocks' for iu- digent childrel, etc. Ali tuese items were charged to the separate commitiees heving the respective expendi- tures in charge, and were accounted 1o s & whole, but uo compilation was ever made to show these trans<actions in detail. An account has been kept at the depart- ment’s storehouse of the different supplies and materials received and delivered fo the aifferent schools, but never upon a basis of i, or doliars and cents, Waller is now having prepared & tabu- lated book, which will give the entire monthly expenditures of the depariment,sosegregated as (0 show what suppiics bave been furnished each school und the:r c and material tor repairs ade and where made, the salaries paid to the teachers and janitors in each school, the rents paid, tne cost of lights, fuel and water as used in each school, in fact, 10 give in detui and aggregaie the cost to run each schoot and necessarily the aver- age cost per pupil attending such. It willalso show the cost to run the office, storehouse and shop, in fact, cover evers item of expenditure and enable the Board of Education to adjust them proverly and evenly. We iind a opened, which will embrace the different ac- counts as above, as weil as all others coming uuder the head ot “Receipts and expe:di- tores.” From this ledger a monthly trial bulance Will be drawn to verify the clericsl | work and to suow the actual condition of every account and of every fund and give a comprehensive knowledge of the condition of the department. L. 5. KAsT, Chairman, J. W. CupworTH, R. B. KITTREDGE. THE STOCK MARKET. Mining stocks were dull yesterday at no ma- terial ehange 1n prices. At'ihe annual meeting of the California Powder Works yesterday the old direciors aud officers were re-elected as follows: John Bermingham, president; A. H. Paysoz, John D. Tallan., M. A. de Laveags and B. Pey.on, syperintendent. J. F. Nesmith was re-elected secretary and manager. Ihe Homestake Miilog Compauy has declared a monthly dividend of Sc per share, payable February 25. TLie Foston and Monta~af Coprer Mining Com- pany will pay a dividend of §3 per share, amount- ing (0 $450,000, to-a The ofticial teport solid .ted mine says: 2 of the Dullion veln the from raise 1 was advanced from the Standard Con 5 level—On the footwall raise from the crosscut with the 114 le7el north dri:t at main crosscut. | Raise 4 was advanced 3 feet, with 15 Inches of fair grade cre in top. 318 lev-i—1he north drift was sdvanc d 8 feet; the vein o the tace is smail and poor. Haise 2 was ndvanced - d conne:ted with the 2. ledge raise 3 shows 50 ine: level. the breast, and raise ¥ shows 18 inches o: ore of the same Guality. In the north dr.fv the vein s pinching and i3 bally mixed with porphyry. 336 levil—There i< 10 ore iu L.e botto, the Winze. Inthe raise from tue winze there Is no ore in the top. Rat 24 inches of fair grade in the brens. 380 level—:.ave cieaned out And retimbered the main south drifi 40 feet. | odle 400 lev-'—Th: north drift In the Fortuna | veln has 6 inch: 8 of good ore in .he face. Stoping afr cre from | ullion vein 245 I-vel, from Incli ‘6 818 level, Miack ledge 336 level, and foorwml 80 level; "nlso high-grade fil.ings from Maguire and Burgess leage:, and some fiulings and ore from the Vulcan ledge, “80 level; aiso over intermedi- ate dritis interniediste lovel, as ueretofore, and some hign-grade fillings aud scale {r.m the Bul- wer main south drifc and first drift west on the 8K level. Siandard mill statement—Ore crushed for the ; average assay vauner tailings, es produced, 3 tons: assay valae, plate amalgam produced, 1062 ounces: $43 %0 value per ounce, 32 14. Following were Stock Board yesterd REGULAR MORNING SESSION, COMMENCING §:80. he sales in the San Francisoo 200 Atpus.....0610. Cuaiice. .35 100 Mexican.. 300 CC&V...185120) Ophir 500 C ¥oini....22 200 Save 851100 G&C... .40/ 200 8 N +10/100 HaN T1uf AFTERNOON SESSION— 200 Beloher....22/200 ChoIr. ... 85100 Ophir. 100 . &b L8800 ....... .86/ 200 Savace 100 Benton ...20/10) ¢ Fort, 100 Clav .. 180/i00 B&N Following wers ibe saios oard yesterday: in the Pacific Stock 119215300 Opnte L5¢|400 20 C Point. 300 ... 2300 Exchr. 509 6 & o .62 40200 Bavage h180) ~ Ne 103(200 9700 Justice.. 0: (50 1235600 Kentuck..t 1200 85600 mex....... 85300 85/300 +1500 ATTEENOON SESSIO ) Chalige. . 0 800 Chollss . 30 Conn .. 300 Atona 200 Alta... . 20) Andes..2 80) Eelener.. 200 B& B... 400 . 700. 400 Builion.... 13800 Crwn Pt 400 .. 200 34 400 BE4U0 10754/ 30 kenra i 300 8.1409 Mexicas 0 Union.... 82 | 200 . 92700 . 7 Y aemell 35 90/400 Geeidsi.. 0, CLOSING QUOTATIONS, FRIVAY, Feb. 19 4 P.w Fia Asked, Bia e, 5 06/sulta..,, =03 05| Tustica” )" — v 13/ entnckc 1T 01 (5 2i|Mexican. I 37 38 64l Xevadn nias (4 — 20[North G & C.. — 30 1zfuceiden.an... 07 08 1ujophir.. 0 85 B4 93|0verman. .2 2,05/ Fotoal.... Challenes Con. 39 41(~avage.. Con. Imperial. 01 L%|=corpion; Confidence 93 100 |Sex. Belcuar.. Con New Yoré — ifver Hill.. Crown Foine. . 22 2 ~ierra Nevaia ~ t4fStandard ... BurekaCon.. _ 4u|-yudicate. o Excheauec ... 03 bl Union Cou. i Couia & Curfy. 42 43 Ctan. . Bmiek Norera 110 115 Y elow Suckem dackeon.. ... — 20l z AR T STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE. FRIDAY, Feb 19 2r. UNITED STATES BONDS. 2 2 3kea | Bid Askea USds conp.112" — |C Sdsres... 109 1lUig Donew 1ssuei22 12314 MISCELLANEOUS BONDS. Cal-stCblebs. 1111y — L= 104 Cel Elec L 64126 131 108 11014 CotaGW5s 95 $726 omuibus e, 1213413255 Dpol-stexcp — 744/P @O Rybs. — 113 Xdsn L&P 6312814180 |P&Cu Ry 6s. — 102 F&CHRRGs — 108 |Pwist RR63114 119 Gearr-at RSs — 1034/ keno, Wi&l — 1us HC&>5ve108 —iSactoP &L — 100 LosAug L6 — 100 |SF&NPRS. 10054101 DoGnieod 8 _ 101 |SPRItArizds 9115 MxustCole6slda7, — [SPRRCalds. — 15 DokyCon ds 106351067/~ KK Calbs. — 100 NatVins 1t — 100 | -PBrRCaibs. 977 9814 evCNgRTs103 105 ISV Water8s.120 °12015 NErC diwes o [cvWaieras — 100 NEyCalon =" 95 |siktaGaBss = 10zgp by having made it obligatory upon the person | 51, the cost of lubor | double eniry ledger hes been | faet and connected | 3 | meeting on SUNDAY, February 21.ac9 WaTER sTOCKS. Contra Costa 88 41 [Sprng Valiey 1785 973 MarinCo, - 52 | 648 AND ELECTRIC 3 TOCKS. - 25 |Pacific Licht 49 50 98l — |3 F G&Elec, $6% 97 5" By a8 aw 0ak G L&H B34 54 Fac ces fmp % 517 Fireman'sFa17734 — |...... COMMALCIAL MANR ATOTKY. Anzlo-Cal.... 51 |First Natioul181 187%y Bankof Cal.'287 24214/ LondonP&A137% — CalSD&TColu8 11y |Merch Bx.... 147 — © RAVINGY mANK ATOCKS Gersarc. |~ 1600 [Sav&ioas.. 103 HumbSELI1100 — [Securlty...34) ~ — Motual...... 3% (Union Tras.¥2s — SESavUnion — 476 | STREET RAILROAD STOCKS. Californta....107 — OakSL&HAy — 100 Guary 2814 Vresidio. o 4% — Murkorsi L 44 414 FOW e rTOCKA. Ausnticp,.. 18 17 |GlantCon..., 317 32 Cailtornia..’ 80 1iv |Vigocit. =" 500 Easiern D.2 75 90 MIBCELLAN RO €TOCK. AlaskaPkrs. — 10a1,Na:VinCo. - 8 GerLeadCo. 80 100 | ceanlcSSCo 24 26 HawC&SCo.. — sracAuxFA — & Huteh SPCo 2414 racBoraxCo. — 95 | MerExAssn. — |Furt PainiCo i | 6ALES—MORNING SESSION | soara— | 150 Hawaiian Commerctal. 16 00 20 Oakland . 5400 | 90SF Gusa 97 00 10 SV Wacer.... ¥7 6214 10 do a0 cash 97 50 Street— 50 Glant PowderCon .. ... . 3228 125 S F Gas & E.ectric €621 oone 98 78 SALES—AFTERNOON SESSION. Board— 3000 Edison Light & Power Bonds..... 129 00 | 75 Giant Fowder Con. .« 3200 100 Hawaiian Commerc 18 00 | 180 Market-st Rauway, 44 00 30’5V Waer. 7 76 $10008 P Branch Rallway Bonds....... 98 00 SPECIAL NOTICES. HELP WANTED-—Continuea. HELP WANTED—Continnaa. &, THEY SELL ALL DRY G_ODS, YARX, table iinen, lace curtains, towels, hosiery underwear, corsels. embroidery, Iaces, buttons, reaas, bandkerchiefs, veilings, aic., very cheap at Ploneer Dry Goods Store, 105 Fifth st. £ [BAD TENANTS EJECTED FOR 84 collertions made: aty or couniry. Pacific Collection Co., 415 Moatky st. room 8: tel. HBS0. DE. BAZLT REMOVED FROM PHE- | lan buflding to 808 Geary x:.: tol. East 357. SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE. OMPETENT AMERICAN COOK WITH THE best of reference desires & situation. J. F. OSETT & CO., 316 Sutter st. TAITRESS, $25; 2 WAITRESSES, CITY. #16 and room: ook, $20 and room: girl, bonrding-hou e, $12 and room: chambermaid and wait some, $15'and room: waitress, city, $15 and room; chambermuid and wait some, $18 and room: German waitress, $20 and room: chamber- mald, $4 & week and room. waltress. $17 50 and room’ 4 waitr:sses, $20, see party 3 P. ., 5 hours' work. MARTIN'S, 749 Market st. "ILL_TWENTY-THIRD ST.. $18; GIRL, G ‘Borkeley, $20, no housework: girl, Webs:be st $20; giri, Gough st., $.8: girl, Alameda, $20; girl, S otu st., $20; girl, Washibzton st $20; girl O'zarrell’ si., $25: second girl, $16; girl, Octavi st., $25: girl. Valiejo, $20; girl. ~cotu st. $20: gi Conira Costa, Cal., $20; nursegiri, $20: 23 girls, #3517 young gizls, $8, $10 and $12 per month, assist, etc. MARTIN'S, 749 Market. ELIABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS POSI- tlon s cook or general housework: city or intry: wages §20 to $20; references if re- quired. ‘525 Goiden Gate a: TOUNG WIDOW, RECENTLY FROM THE East, \ants a place as houseKeeper Lo hotel or bichelor's home preferred; city or country. Room 2, 323 Post st. OUNG NEAT SWEDISH GIRL, 4 MONTHS from Sweden, wishes to do general housework: small wages. 513 McAllister st., nr. Van Ness ave, TOUNG GERMAN WOMAN WISHES A situation for honsework and cookLig: referen- ces Call 1532 Polk st W ANTED—A PUSITION BY MIDDLE-AGED Woman 8 co0k in 4 boarding-house OF hotel firsi-class boker. 748 Howard e | M DPLE-AGED WOMAN WANT = POSITION | M 10 do homsework: kindto children: wages | moderate; city. 28 south Park, off 1 hird. | QTRONG GIRL WISHES A SITUATION FOR | i general housework or work by the day: besi | reference. Adaress 343 San Carlos ave. | 7OUNG WOMAN WOULD LIKE POSITION a8 housekeeper. 144 Fifth at., room 6. Y 0UNG WOMAN wisH traveling companlon. S!ITUATION AS Ppoly 181 Taylor, 1. 3 - HOTEL ARRIVALS. GRAND HOTEL. A Hammond, Salt Lake C E Mitchell, Decver ¥ Davis & w.'Alameda J S Rockford, Tacoma I D Baker, Tacoma G B Hoffman, Somervile | H 5 teed” Somerville W M Howe, N ¥ TM Keany, N Y G M 1fumpbrey, Reao I ¥ Deanis, Reno 33t Crooan.w & 1, Cal W T Krigbaum, Sacta A M Dutcan, Ukiah Mrs MV Mason Wash M8 F Haigh. Snia Rosa H Groy. Sacto C M Hartley. Vacaville T L Caro'hers, Ukiah J W Browning, Cal MrsJ W Morrow, Miss Morrow, Elko W A Masier, Cars 3, ChIcugo J'F stherton, San . Ashland 3 D Bradley, Meree € Wators, Chi Mrs L Aarun, Sacto P Smith, Chic C Gurner, Onkland E Wo £, Sacto A J McClellan, Victoria W H Somers, Nev | Mrs G Lavensb dan, Cal F D) Frost, Paso Robles ¥ Boron von Hiller, Cal Miss W Foiter, San Jose LICK HOUSE. A W Stone, Cal W G Murphy, Marysville A D Tower, Nevada Clty L E Felton, Hanford A Younger, Alameds P D Harrison, Alameda S Mahon, Yuba ity W Duncan, Alaska | W Spaldiag & w, Iruckee L H Uwen. Fresno 3 D Culy, San F D Dickie & Louts J G itoberts, Maders D L Stone, New York I W Avery. 'Santa Cruz K Casper, Vallejo W H Skerritt, Valejo Miss uriceland, Vallejo A Grader & w, Mont W Humbert, Santa Rosa M Elsasser, 8'L 0bispo H F. Foblnson, Gllroy W H M 2 Jose C L Adams, Visslia | € Moretng, Stockton A Roseborough, Cal 1 J Taylor, Cal J Moore, Denver PALACE HOTEL. L W Levy, Chicago 3 Wilson, Chieago E Rickards. Sall Lake ¥ G Eberhart & wt, Ind | A G Ames. Chico W Goidman, Portland | Migs E L Lobdell. Il M X Straignt, Stanford | VPMathiver, Clovelnd J S Cook & w1, Chicago - i Goodrich, Sta Craz T J Fleld, Montercy DA Schweizér, N Y CC Broning & i, Reno O P Jenkins, Stanford E Borneheimer, N 3 4 Heory, ~an Jose 1 H Pitcher. Livermore R M Davidson, Butte ¥ W Hellyer, Japan ST Ereach, Chicago F M Fiske, N ¥ B H Smith, N ¥ 1 S Winants, Salt Lake F 4 Chadbburne, Wis _F C Lusk, Chico BALDWIN HOTEL. J ¥ Jones & w, Seattle N J Brown, Suisun F A Mann,' Chicago Miss Fanny Rice, N ¥ Miss K M1 belson, Mich G W Van ~yexel, X Y J Holirecken, Phila L Harris & im, Sacto} F J Miller, N ¥ G Struchem, N Y C A Jones, lteno Miss F Tyier, Cuicago M J Harper, Chicago F A Smith, Valiejo H Abbott, St Paul H ~cott. Woodland CHURCH NOTICES. E5°, SIMPSON MEMORIAL METHODIST | Episcopai Church, cor. Hayes and Buchanan sts—Rev. John Stephens, pastor; residence, 309 Haight st. Preaching i 11 A. 3. and 7:30'P. . | The pastor will preacti at botn services. Baptusmal and reception service In the morning: brief ad- dress by the pator. Tople for the evening ser- mon, “No Arbitration Wanted Here.” ~unday- 8chool at 12330 p. .. C. B. Perkins superintendent. Epworth League service at 6:30 . &. The public cordiaily invited (0 all the services of this church. Scats free. Ushers In attendance. Frayer-meeting Wednesday evening at 7:45 o'cloek. | g7 CENTRAL METHODIST EP{SCOPAL &7 Churcn, Mission st bet Sixth ana Sev- enth—I% R. Dille, D.D, pastor: R, V. Watt, Sun- chool superintendent: J. J. Morris, musical cior: H. M. Bosworth, orcanist. The pastor wiil preach st 11A. 3. and 7:30 P. . Moraing | subjec:, “Burdens aud What 10 0o Witn Them'’s evening. “Liberalism,” second in series on **Isms of the Day.” Sunday-school at 1 .M. Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor at 6:16 P. M Keception tendered new members by the ladies of the church Monday evening. Dr. Dille's lecture, “Pioneers—Thelr Work and Wages,” Tues- | day evening. | g HOWARD ST. METHODIST EPISCO- | pal Churen, bet. Second and Third sta., two blocks from Paiace Hotel. Rev. W. W. Case, D.D.. pastor: Martin Schultz, mu-ical director; 4. W. Whiting, Sundsy-scnool superintenaent. = Hours ot public services, 11 A. M and 7:30 P 3.; S dav-school at 12:30: prayer meeting Wednesdny evening, 7:45; Kpworth Leacue, 6:30 Sunday event mornin: subject. -*Sanctification st Death’;’ evening subject, A Bubble or an Tce- Pastor’s resiaence, 140 Hawthorne st, near the church. 1 ephone red 961, TRINITY M. F. CHURCH, CORNER | i 3 | verg.” | Sixteenth Market sta.—Rev. | Jewen, pastor. ug 11 | eveninc 7:30. sunday. ». 303 Joh Dyar, suj erintendent. will ‘preach | morn'ng and evening. Moraing subject, -our Church’ Family; " evening, *'Shots rired st a Blind Beggar” ' All aro cordially Invited to at- tend. Seats free. Pastor's residence, 8631 Six- ntn s HOWARD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, cor. Ouk ana Baer sis.—Rev. F. K. Farrand, pastor. Services at 11 A M 5 P | ing the | Story ot s her. Evening savlect: =Tires Jem: ories and What They ~abbath-school at 9:30 A, M. Y. P. 5 C. K. nt 6:45 P. M. Prayes meeting \Wednesday evening. On Mondsy even- | ing, the 22d, the ladies of the church will hoid & Martha Wi ton recep ion and give an “Old { Folks’ Con Al cordially invited. [T ERIAN CHUKCH, & cor. Van Nessnve. and Sacramento st.—Rey. Rober: Mackenzie, D.D.. pastor: Rev. Edwin H. Jenks, co-pastor. Dr. Mackenzie will preach at 11 a.'s Mr Jenks will preach ai 7:30 P. X Sunlay-school at12:45 p. M.: Y. P. S. C. E. at6:16 P.M. rrayer-meeting Weanescay at 8 2 M. Al are welcome. THE FIRST UNFTARIAN CHUKCH, SW.or. Geary and Franklin sts.—Rev. Dr. Stebbins, minister. The Sonday-school Is at §:45, Bible-clazs conducted by Rev. Samuel Slocomb The morning service Is at 11 o'clock. all are cordiaily invited. The evenlug service is omitted. 1 A WEEK'S NEWS FOR 5 CENTS _THE K1 CALL.1n wrapper, for mailing. | NOTICE OF MEETINGS. EF,S0LDEN GATE COMMAN | dery No. 16, K T., Golden Gare building, 625 Sutter st—Speciai assembly TAIS EVEN. L7 o'clocc. The Urder of the Tempie will be conferred. All fruters are cour eously invited. CHARLES H. MURPHY, Em. Com. WILLIAX T. FoNDA. Recorder. | MISSION LODGE NO. 169, F. | nd A, M.—Called meeting THIS, | (SATURDAY) "EVENING, st 7:30 o'clock. 20 degree. By order of the W M. C.D. BU NKER, Secrotary. g2 P}¥IC_LODGE NO. 216, F. AND A. M., 121 Eddy st.—Officers aod members are noiified to_attend a special o'clock, for the purpose of conducting the funeral services 0f our deceased brother, LYON ZACHA- RIAS. Master Masoos are invited to attend. By order of the W. M. R. GOLDSMILH, Sec. EZF, [t ANNUAL MEETING OF THE stockholders of the Marin County Water ompany will be hela at_the office of the com- oy, 408 Calitornia streel. San Francisco, on EDNESDAY, the 34 day of March, 1897, atthe hour of 12 o'clotk ac, for the election of trustees for the eusuing year and for the transaction of such other business as may come before the meet~ bE. A. DALTON HARRISON, Secretary. & IHE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF the members of the Bishop Armitage Church Orphauage will be heid at the office of the secretary, 53y Callfornia st., room 38, on_February 23, 1897, at 12 3., for the purpose of revising or amending the by-laws of said corporation or adopting new by-laws and for the clection of :rustees for the suing year; also for the trausaciion of such other busiuess as may come before the meeting. L. WADHADM, Secretary. _—mmmm——— DIVIDEND NOTICES. £, DIVIDEND NOTICE—DIVIDEND NO. 40 (twenty-five cents per share) of the Hotchin-on Sugar Planiaion Company will be payable &t the office of the company. Market street, on and after Saturday, February 20, 1597. Transter books wiil close Satur: 1897, at 12 o'clock . E. v, February 13, HELDON, Secretary, 1 7OUNG GERMAN WIDOW WOULD LIKE position as Lousekeeper. 58 Eady, first floor. MNE TAILORESS WANTED. couts. 835 Broadway, Oaklaud. 0 WORK O \/ OUNG GIRL ASSIST LIGH sieep home. ERMANENT POSITION AS HOUS keeper wanted by Eastern lady’ lodging-hou: or widower’s home preferred. 995 Market, room 3. WANTED — SITUATION AS HOUSE keeper; ranch preferred. Address or call 675 Mission st., oo n 634, HOUSEWORK 3456 Seventeenth, nr. Valencia. TOUNG WIDOW WANTS A PLACE AS housekeeper; ity or country. 122 Post st., room 2. TOUNG GERMAN GIRL WOULD LIKE SIT- uaiion ns cash lady_or clerk in store: speaks German and English. 316 Fourth st. OUNG LADY DESiRiSPOSITION AS working housexeeper. 112 Tayior st., room 14. ERMAN OR ~WEDISH GIRL GUEKRERO, $18: German girl, McAllister, $15: Germa) or Swedish uirl, Berkele i Cerman girl, Geary s.., 820: Grman girl, Gough st., :20: Cer- man girl, Webster, $15: Germa itl, Haight : German girl. Octavia, $2,; German nursegi $20° MARTIN'S, 749 Murket st. 4 HOUSEKEEPERS. MARTIN ket st. WAITRESSES CITY, #15: WAITRESS hotel near city, $15; laundress country town, $25; 6 girls housework, $15 and §20; 4 youns girls to assist, $10 and '$15: chambermaid near city, $20. €. B HANSEN & (0., 110 Geary st. W ANTED—1 CLEAN GIRL TO DO HOUSE- work: country: $10 month; steady home. 9 Post st., room 12. WANTED—AT ONCE A RESPECTABLE youug girl, German preferred, for country: 80.d ome; wages 310 to 815. Call 3183 Capp st iear. 7OUNG GIRL TO SEW AND ASSIST HO work; sleep home: wages $10. (al 2020 Buchanap st Thursday afieraoon, Friday and Saturday morniugs. W ANTED_GIRL: GENERAL HOUSEWORK and piain cooking; wages $12 to $15. Apply 11 Scott. z PPRENTICE FOR_DRESSMAKING. 2160 idarrison st., near Nineteeatb. 'LYNN'S DRESSMAKING Academy. 14 McAllister st.: AND CUTTING $1'a week. KENCH ART TAUGHT IN ONE nel overshirts acd underweas STRAUSS & CO., 3214 Fremoat st. EARN DRESSCUTTING AND MILLIN. J§1 per week: unlimited iesors: patterns 25¢. McDowell Dressmaking School, 636 615 LARKIN-BRANCH uF#ICE OF THE CaLL: subscriptions and want ads. taken. Market. MGST CONVEXIENT AND RESPECTABLE Winchester House, 44 Third st near Market: 200 rooms: 25c to 8150 per night; $1 50 to §8 per week: free 'bus and baggago 1o and from ferry. W ANTED—10 YOUNG LADIES TO L barber trade: lars cali 1385 ARN sLOp to open May L Particu- lghth st., S. F. Barber College. TOUNG LADY, FORM IN GOOD CIR- cumstances. desires a lucrative position as hous-keeper; or will do genticmen's mending. 120 Eilis st., room 17, secona fioor; call after 12, HOROUGHLY EXPERI Protestant infant's nurse: charee of baby in 1221 O'Farreil st. REFINED LADY WOCLD LIKE TO CARE | for child 2 years or over; bestof care: also NCED GERMAN would take entire ity or country; best references. German English taught; price reasonable. Address 1635 Hyde st. )X PERIENCED LAUNDRESS WISHES 'silks and flannels 10 do at home. Appiy for one week 545 Dore st., near Howard. YOLORED WOMAN WISHES POSITION TO ! "o housework by tbe day. 1006 Washington. Ym'xu GERMAN WIDOW DESIRES PO- sition as housekeeper. 38 kddy st., room 1. “n\. TED—A POSITION AS LADIES' MaID or working housekeeper by young colored | woman; good references. ~Apply of call 722 Bush. | W ANLED—X PUSITION BY LADY WHO | has been used to the care of children and as comp.nion: good housekeeper and musician: | speaks German and English. 136 Sixth, room 14. | U AT, RELIABLE SWEDISH GIRL WISHES | AN situation to do second work. lease aldress MIsS LINDBEKG, Golden Gate Postofice (ao | postal cards). Ainmeda County. | QUBSCRIPTIONS AND WANT ADS FOR TIHE 1 CavL taken at_branch office, 339 Hayes su; | open unti $:39 0'clock JXPERIENCED HOUSEKEEPER (WIDOW) " wants work in widower's or oachelor's honse: bold; country preferred. 88 Niuth st., room 17; | hour’ 11 A. 3. 109 P, M. i AWR, CUTTING SCHOOL 1S THE only reliabie place for patterns: every One kuaranteed 10 be perfect. 1031 Market st 116 JINTH ST—BRANCH OFFICE OF O Tre CaLr; subscription and wan. ads taken. MALE HELP WANTED. W ANTED — 6-HORSE TEAMSTER, 830 froit farmer and_wife. $30; 2 more quartz- miuers, £250 and $275 day. Apply to J. K. CROSETT & CO., 628 ~acramento st. VWANTED AN AMERICAN BOOKKEEPER who Is & g00d business man: must also un- derstand using i:pewriter: best of references re- quired: saiary $80 o $90: cingle man. Apply to J. F. CROSKTT & CO,, 628 Sacramento st. JLEVATOR-BOY WITH GOOD REFER- $25: bellboy, hotel, $15; cook, country 2 neat hotel waiters, $30. C. K. '€ €0, 110 Geary st. JEAT BARKEEPER, WITH FIRST-CLASS city references, 305. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary st. OREMAN FOR GRAIN RANCH, MUST BE able to drive a harvester, singie man about 36 years of age: walter. first-class country hotel. $28; Testaurant cook. £50; young man to drive delivery wagon, eliy references. MURRAY EADY, Leading Employment Agents, 6 6 Clay. ((LERK FOE GENERAL MERCHANDISS or-. Nevada, $30 aud founl. K.1.WARD & CO., 608 uni 610 Clay st. '“'_\xr $7 A WEE Market. JBUTLER, $10. MISS CULLEN, 3 stre 4 and 6 323 SUTTER ECRUITS WANTED FOE THE U. 8. y( 1 rine Corps. U. ~. Navy—Able-bodied unmay. ried men becween (he ages of 21 acd 30 who are citizens of the United Siates, or who Liave legally dcclared ihele intention come such: mus: be of good eharact and able to speak, w between 5 feet 5 in further information appi a: the Ke 20 Klits st., San Fraucisco, Cal. W ANT ADS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS TRE CaLL are takon ai_Bran: ¢ corner Sixteenth and Mission s MEN TO TAKK LODGING A% 10c and 20c & night, ineluding cottee xid ro 10 sa ey 624 Washington st., near Kearn 5SRO0 “BRANGH OFFICH F 2526 T Catk:“simenpioss sua wers oy Gaken. ax 5 anb wechasics to know tha: Ed Rolkin, Reno Houss p tor, still runs Denver House, 217 Third st Iarge rooms; 28¢ per night; $1 10 3 jec week 150 INGLE FUR- 5¢ a nigh ge o and fror Marke room: free bus and oaz, ¥ reading-room: dally papers. WASIED, SOUR SHOES Wi REPAIR shoes upto 9 O'Clock every night: those w Ing throngh the day can have thelr snoes repairad atnignt while you walt: laaies’ soling, 35¢; mex s soling, 80c; fine shoes made to order from 52 up; we have a 10z of shoas been damaged by water, less than one-fonrth’ their value, from 25c up i3 $2 60. 562 Mission at.. bet. First st and Second o NTS WANTED. ANTED—SINGLE KOOMS, 15c A DA Y 3L week: rooms for 2, 250 a day. 81 50 & weex; 36 Clay st. AGEN GENTS—BRYAN'S BOOK, “THE Battle.”” Apply or address for terr! Person, manager subscription department, WHITAKER & RAY COMPANY, 723 Marke WANTED-MISCELLANEOU #)() BONUS WILL BE PAID TO ANY ON U Securing position for young lady in 5.8 oF office” Addrass W. W., box 81, Call Offici “ ANTED TO RENT—BY RESPONSIBLE partied, turnished hotel. Address Z., box la, cait Dftice. UILDINGS BOUGHT: LUMBER, SASHES, doors, mantels, ete., for sale. JELL YOUR BOOKS, CLOTHING AND JEW- W eiry 0 A. KLEIN. 109 Sixth st: send postal. 1168 Mission st - EDUCATIONAL. UCKHARDT'S COMBINED ASSAY OFFICE and School of Instruction (Incorporated); PRACTICAL and INDIVIDUAL instruction i the latest improvea methods in assaying, analysls, electropiating. CY ANIDE process, etc.; SPECIAL ATTENTION given to cateful a-suy a of ores, waters. eic. 26 O'Farrell at.: ele: D" ISTHE EASIEST, owels aud consonants ® joined: no positions; descripiive pamphiet free aiso Pitwan. Grabam, Munson and Marsh writers corrected and speeded: firs refereaces. ROS- COE EAMLES, room 70, Flood buildi A MIS! U best and cheapest: RS1V SHOF Ha HOOL OF PHYSICAL CULTURE AND cution, 1215 Octavia st., San Francisco, ELIZA MA KINTOSH, pupil of Professof G. W. Bayoham, Glasgow, Scotiand, and zrad of the nchool of OUratory, Philadelphis, teacher. Uffice days, Taurs. and Sat. P. . EALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 24 POST— Bookkeeping, business practice. shorthand, typing, telegraphy. languages, English branches, elec:rical engineering: 0 teachers; 15,000 gradus ates: day and evening sessions; catalogue. ETE COURSE, SHORTHAND riting (Pitman or Grabam) by rapher; aay orevening lnstruc- ton. 181614 Post. YRES, THE LEADING COLLEGE, 823 A\ Montgomery individoal instruction 1a shorthand, typing. bookieceping. telegraphy, oto.: life scholarship $30: low rates ber week ar QTAMMERING, LISPING, ALL IMPE 1 tions of speech, positively cured | Inz. individual instruction: refere: | Celifornia. PROF. R. ~. DAVIS, NGINEERING SCHOOL; MECH., civil wining, sorvey, assay, archi | tnushi; es. 1864 A. VAN DEK NATLLEN | IEHL'S SHORTHAND AND BUSINFSS 1 Coliege. 723 Mark. students trained ; office sitnatioas secured : 1owest races or oredit for {ulsion m best in 508 Marker. ELEC JAANT 08 AND EUBSORIBTIUNSVEOR | x-Thrw iy |RibrARIouR AN Tl JE00UTIon . oS bhnes. oo aciee west corner Sixteenth and Mission s.s. sult and smoked meat Lusiness; cash ir: old | 8P, OLIVE HOFE-SCH RO LD, 299 Flyde st CALL: subscrinilons anc want ads taken. orislie custom: will gursniee $60, loard and Private theatricals arranged: pupils rehenrsed T INGOESTEE KOS R lodging monthly Ly dolug Our own work. App:y | On stage. R. 6and 12, LO.O.F. block, 7th c W GNCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD ST. NR | il it e ol e o ae, Poy i e Arcot: 300 rooms £6e 10 8180 pec migue; | And, Mvestieate LISH, LATIN AND MATH #1 50 to $9 per week; convenlent and respectabie; | So i SR literature a speclaity. MISS ROULS free bis Aud barkags to and from tbe terrs, W ASTED_CANVASSERS IN THE CITY | 724 Far s Osion: braseh office of T ~Caii Sub- | T8 TGk Gice. ing, French les: Miss TIFFANY scriptions and want ads taken. | o e = | W ANIED_STRONG BOY TOLEARN THE | PROF. LOUIS MEKKI: VIOLIN, MANDOLLY, SITUATIONS WANTED MALE. CHINESE AND JAPANESE nt oftice, removed to 61414 Califor- blacksmith 828 Harrison st. trade; must be recommended. "XPERIENCED SOLICITOR; GOUD PROPO- sition: money In . Koom 3, 508 Montgom. | nin st., near Kearny. 1el. main 231 } VHINESE AND JAPAN ofticy S E3PLOYMENT best help. 4143 O'Farrell. Tel. k. 428. APANESE INTELLIGENCE AGENCY. 90, St. Ann’s bl'g, 6 Eddy st.: tel Main 5 VHINESE & JAPANESE: EST'D 20 ¥ EA S help:tel. maln 1987. BRADLEY & €0..640 Clay (GBS TLEMAN WITH LARGE EXPEK in the coal trade, aiso in sbippiog b nts & position: salary or commission alesman. - Address W, box 150, Call Office. JASTERN MARRIED MAN WISHES WORK [ of any kind: handy with tools: is a good team: stei. AddressL J. K., 1204 Pacificst. =~ # YV OUNG MAN. 21, WISHES 4 POSITION some kind; ciy o country trical work. Address C. E. D. OF undersiands elec- box 130, Call. IDDLE-AGED MAN, DANE, GOOD CAR penter. nandy with biacksmit t00ls, wants work in shop OF factory. Call Office. DTANKMAK] wages D_FX PERTENC one used to machinery box 38, Call v flice. W ANTED_BARRER FOR SATURDAY ASD : WANTED FOR SATURDAY. 1805 sion st ARBE Mi PATENTED NOV eliy: experience: references. S.. box 116, Call, TO GO SOUTH ON SHIP. HERMAN M e A RIGHT MAN TO SALL VLASSBEVELER WANTED — MUST BE T cil-around man. state wage: expected. Los Angeles Art Glass Co., 625 South Eroadway, Los Angeles, Cal. 7OUNG MAN TO DRIVE MILK WAGON and also stableman: reference. 2410 Foisom, QWEDE WANTS SITUATION AS COACH- ‘man, clty or country; understands care of gar- den, cows, etc.: best references. Address S. W., box 28, Call Ofice. TEMBERATE, INDUSTRIOUS AMERICA couple will rent 1ivin-rooms from responsible party able to give employment 1o one or both; woman excellent cook: man No. 1 milker and skillful horseman: handy with ~tools: first-ciuss | | references. Audress C., box 163, Call Ofice. ARDENER, FIBST CLASS, WITH THE best of references, wishes postiion; understands carpet bedding, greennouses, Propagating; cau milk and take care of jouitry. Address Gardener, box 69, Call Office. Y A YOUNG MaN, SOBER. STEADY AND | JHOE! AKERS WANTED ON MEN'S SHOES, 2024 Fiith st. W ANTED_CARKIAGE PAINTEL T0 BUT shop: work Tor two men. G. G box S, a1 Office. guitar, corne: reasonable. 225 Geary,ur. Powell. TRENCH,SPANISH,! Ac Prot. D FILIPPE'S Post; estab’a 1571 TC. demy of Languages, 32 JUBSCRIPTIONS AND WANT ADS FOR THE I CaLL taken at branch oilice, 359 Huyes st; open unitil #:30 o'elce JO00KKP ARITHMIC. GRAMER, #5 month. 835 Missiou, IANO TAUGHT IN SIX MONTHS: NEW, quick method: $2 50 per month. 323 Hyde st. LESS PUPIL'S HOME; 60c; LESSONS AT B. F., box 76, Call Office. Piaze Dest ref. QINGING; 1S GRADUATE; French, German languages: $2 mo. 109 Taylor. PIANO: PA EO COOPER’S SCHOOL OF ACTING, DANG. Ing, voice, pantomime, stage. 814 Geary st UILAK MANDULLN, PIANO AND VO leasons. &2 mo. Mary Westhaus. 59 Fifeh. Al G HORSES. () HOKSES FOR SALE; ALSD WAGONS buggies, carts, harness; Grand Arcade Horse Marke:, 327 Sixth st.: auction sales every Weds nesday. SULLIVAN & DOY LE. Auctioneers. 50 LL KINDS OF TURNOUTS TO LET AND for sale. M.F. BOY CE'Slivery stacle. 38 13th s HEAD DRIVING AND WORK LORSES; weight 1000 to 1700 Ibs. 862 Howard st. B, AP- ]‘D\‘H FROX 14 TO 17 YEARS OF AG. 5 Dy 200 Sutter at. 1 ,\RB‘ERSA-A)IS AC('(\’L',\'X' OF DEATH AND continged sickness the Art shav 5 for sale. 1356 Market st. AU PArorle \BRBER WANTS PARTNER [N B. SR- $hop, oF wiilseil ail R By box 47, Gk 2 Q-CHAIR BARBERSHOP; GUOD PAYIN © stand; 4 fine living-roome: no reasonable ofer refused. ' Call Immediately 40815 Sixil st B, HLEAD UF HORSES SUITABLE FOR ANY OUnnsiness 900 to 1500 pounds. Oid Turk-st. car stables, 1301 Tark; team of large young mules. HQ( SET SEW AND SECONDHAND HAR: neas; ‘all kinds: DUSKy.wagon, cart & rockaway: 40 cheap Lorses. 15th and V WAGONS AND CARRIAGES. FoR 'SALE_FIRST-CLASS WAGON. SUIT. sble for grocer or plamber; cheap. 435 Hayes. ARBERS—_FOR EMPLOYM~NT CALL SEC, P. G Barbers' Assn. S FUGLS, $25 Grant ave. industrious, & situation driving & delivery | wagon: suds the city thoioughiy; bess of | references. Call or address S. ELLIOTT, 1701 Dupont st. ITUATION BY STRONG YOUNG GERMAN: sieaks English: g0od babiis: bestof references. Address 1. T., care K. HORNER, 208 Mason. HAYES —BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL subscriptions and wan: ads 33 taken. .’ZF MONTGOMERY, CORNER OF OZ{ Upen unti: $:30" o cioc the Call: subscriptions and want CLAY— branch office of ds. taken, YOUNG MAN WANTS SITUATION AS | yardman for hotel or private boarding-house: | furnish references from last employer and others. | Address JOHN A. MAc:/ON A LD, 166 Third st. W AMIED—_POSITION BY YOUNG MAN A8 barkeeper: good references. Address R. P., box 43, Cali Office. 4 MARKET ST.—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL; want ads and subscriptions taken. RANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL, 167 NINTH st.—Want ads and subscriptions taien. 4 MARKET ST.—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL: want ads and subscriptions taken. W LNCHESTER HOUS 588 THIRD ST., N arket: 200 rooms: S5c to $1 b 1§ 81 50 0 $6 per week: nEnsciasis. free bus and baggage FEMALE HELP WANTED, W ANTED—swipISH dress, §50: 3 cooxs. German style, 830 and $25: young girls 1o ussist, §12 N ANDRE, !lb‘;nockmu IL.“. .:d ey HoN Y QUNG GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK: SMALL family: couniry town: $15; fare paid. MUk- RAY & READY, Leadiog & e BT adiog Employment Agents, / AITRESS COUNTREY HOTEL, $20; WATT- Y e R eror: o Ve, 205 W AT Protestant nursery govarnss, $25. MUKRAY & | GERMAN LAUN- % . READY, Leading Kmpioyment Agents, 634-t36 WAITRESS AND PARLOR MAID, $20; 2 second £ ’ Engil 3 German and’ Engiish cooks, German styie, $25 chamb, 4 825, una n' Iarge number af Fita. o d housework. number of girls f JUF. CROSETT & €O | 412, Parrott buildin OURNEYMEN LAR. s h PLOYMES secretary H. et EXRNARD, 102 Saventh st. ARBER WASHSTANDS, 1, 2AND 3 BOWLS cheap. H. HUFSCHMIDT. 623 Golden Gate av TYLISH aND DURABLE CALF SHOES made 10 order, $2 50. 959 Howard, nr. Sixth. FIBST-CLASS MECHANICAL DENTIST wanied; noue put a skilled workman need ap- Ply. Apply at the Natfonal Destal Company, room TAN —SOBE JST. S S Piy¥ 777 Market st., room 7. e moncy. _Call atter 10 4. i 9 Geaes, roomn e V y ANTED—SALESMAN EXPERIENCED 1N school suppiles. Whitaker-Ray Co..723 Markt ADIES' AND GENTS' MISFIT ~HOES J.Dought and exchanged: new vamps and sec- Ond-liand shoes for sale; largs stock; shoes made loorder: bes: stock; work gusrsnteed: all kinds of repairing. 749 Mission, near Grand Opera-house. W ANTED—AN 1DEa: WHO of some stmple thing (o putent: “'{F’:Gi they may bring you wealth. Write JOHN EDDERRUKN & C0,, Dept. L, Paient Attor neys. Washingion, D. C.. for thelr $1800 prize offer and new list of 1000 inventions wanted. N THINK STotect your JLCHO HOU~r. 6315 MARKET ST.—KOOMS N e 25 2; MISSIUN — SUBSCRIPTIONS AND ) want ads taken for THE CALL. BERTIN CITY—SiNGLE ROUMS, 15, 20 AND cents per night: $1, $1 25, $1 50 per week. Pacific House, Commercial and Leidesdors sis. 116 taken. NINTH SI. — BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL: subscription and want ads. J5 HUNSWICK HOUSE, 145 SIX (H ST.; OPEN ali night; reoms 25¢ to $1 per night: $1 25 o 5 per w J. G. DRAKE, Manager. JEW ANDSECOND-HAND BAKER, LAU dry and milk-wagon: also fine top buggy an Harrison st. ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. DVICE FREE: DIVORCE LAWS A SPEC- falty: private; no fee without success: probate, insoivency, wills. collections, bills of sale, deeds, damages, etc.; private detectives: estab. 10 years. 6. W. HOWE;, 850 Market st, corner Stockion st DVICE FREE; NO CHAKGE UNLESS SUC- cessful. W. W. DAVIDSON, 827 Market s, R. Vo KING ATIORNEY-AT-LAW, C HRO « icle bullding; advice free; low fe-s; all c DVICE FREE; NO CHARGE UNL cessful. J. G. JEFFRESS, 682 Market, rm. 23, BICYCLES. 4’ “BEN-HUR,” BRAND NEW: REGU- D. lar price §¥5: guaranteed high grade. GOLDEN RULE BAZAAK, 718 Market st. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. OHN E. KICHARDS, LA W OFFICES R0OMS 26 and 27, Ctocker oulldlug: belophons Maa 75, an Francisco. Cal. OHN R AITKEN ANDMAURICEL ASHER Aiiys ac iaw. rius 515,616, i Aoor, PAFrout bida HOTELS. PBROOKLYN HOTEL 208212 BUSH ST, board and room $1to $2 per day, $6 to 13 per week; choice rooms 50 cents to $1: suite Tooms for family $1 10 S1 50 per night: frst-class service: iree couch. CHARLES MONTGOM ERY PHOTOGRAPHERS SUPPLIES, HOTAKE CAMERA 9x2, LAMP, CHEM cals, paper and 6 plates, $2 50. 'Calitorn) Camera Co., 22 Geary st. —————————————— E STORAGE. OUNG GIRL FOR GFNE o 1 work; famiy of 3. 1698 Pl(enltb bl 0OMS 180 TO 75c PER NIGH1; 50¢ 10 91 60 EDUCED RATES, FURNITUKE, 08, oL | Caoa R o R fouie e 5 A (R URE, BIANGS QINGLE FURNISHLD ROOMS; 180 & NIGHT: 75c week. Lindell House, Sixth and Howard PHYSICIANS. U ANTED,TOUULLECT WAGKES DUE LABOR ers&clerks. KNOX Collection Agey, 110 Suttas W R C G O'DONNELL, 1206 MARKET, RES Dl 25t st ; diseases of women aspecialigs 1