The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, February 23, 1897, Page 12

- cape notoriet; | 2 THE SAN FRANCISCO VCALL, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1897. NOW FOR THE GREAT FIGHT OVER THE FAIR MILLIONS The Struggle Between Mrs. Craven and the Bonanza Estate Interests to Open This Morning, AN ARMY OF ATTORNEYS INTERESTED. Some of the Peculiar Aspects of a Famous Piece of Litigation. PROMISES OF SENSATIONS IN| NUMBER. Ths Story of Two Wills *nd Their Bearing on the Famous Pencil Deeds, ‘What promises to be the most interest- ing lawsuit in the history of the State will open before Judge Slack this morn- ing—at least, that is what the court pro- gramme calls for. It is the fight between Mrs. Nettie R. Craven and the Fair interests for the pos- session of property which the principal of the Mission Grammar Schoo! lays claim to under the famous pencil deeds. The case comes up in the nature of a suit to quiet title between Mrs. Craven and the special administrators of the es- {ate of the dead millionaire, although in the background are other interpleaders, ejectments and many other such things that go to complete the complicated liti- gation that has surrounded Fair’s millions since his death. The value of the stake is about $1,500,000—quite a snug sum as things go, even in this country of big wealth. \ The property Mrs, Craven claims con- sists of the lot and the big five-story building on it on the southwest corner of Pine and Sansome streets and a half block on M ssion street, between Eleventh and Tweifth. The deeds under which Mrs. Craven asserts her ownership to this for- tone in land and buildings bear date Sep- tember 27, 1894, and were acknowledged by ex-Notary J. J. Cooney. The dogu- ments are wriiten in leadpencil, even to the signatures of Fair himself. The case that is promised this morning is, of course, lezally speaking, confined strictly to issues involved suit 1o quiet title, but undoubtedly there will be echoes of other and more interest- ing subjectsin the evidence. bledocument that the Fair children and their attorneysonce swore was genuine and afterward swore was forged—must of necessity stalk in the background, for this will and the deeds are more or less insep- arably related. Then there is Mrs. Craven's contract of marriage toJames G. Fair and the trust will to be beard from. The story of tte pencil deeds is an in- teresting chapter in the strange character of James G. Fair. Mrs. Craven at the time of their date was living at 2001 Caliiornia ~treet. The milliosare and she were intimate frisnds for years. Sep- arated from bis family, the lonely old man of money was wont to seek in o:her places the home he could not find for his own. He had been a frequent caller on Mrs. Craven—her marriage contract bears date May 23, 1892—and on the aiternoon of Sep- tember 24, 1804, be was a visitor at her hcuse. It was rather an eventiul time for the millionaire, apparently, for he ma ‘e history in wilis and deeds 'that day that has kept lawyers and courts since busy studying it. -The pencil will was written on that afternoon in Mrs. Craven’s parlor in the resence of the mistress of the house and Mrs. Blizabeth Haskins. The deeds he must have drawn up previously, for when he was through wil-making the bonanza king drew the documents from hs pockets and handed them to the woman who declares s: e was his wile by contract. Subsequently they were returned to Fair for acknowledgment, and this is the part Notary James J. Cooney takes ia the drama. Three days later the millionaire called at Cooney’s office 1n the Lick House and formally admitted that it was his signature. Fair died December 23, 1894, and left as 8 legacy an estate valued at $16,000,000. There was & trust will in the hands of Attorney W. K. Goodiellow, dated Sep- tember 21, 1804, three days anterior to the day of his visit to Mrs. Craven's house on California street. Under the terms of this will these millions were left in the custody of W. R. Goodfellow, Thomas R. Crothers and James S. Angus in trust for Mrs. Herman Oelrichs, Miss Virginia Fair and Charles L. Fair. The ftrust phase of their inheriiance was not to the liking of the heirs. In fact, from the day 4his will made its appearance their attor- neys began to mature plans to fight it. Legal storms began to gither on all sid About a month after Fair's death Mrs- Craven made public the fact that she was the guardian of the pencil will. This document bequeathed the property in three equal parts outrigiat to the children, and was.received by the attorneys and. heirs With open arms. In it they saw a deliver- -ance from tlfe hated trustdocument, and “ the fixht developed into a contest between the twG wills, and the Fair children and the trustees named by their father. The trustees raised the cry of forgery :‘and -fraud. The children aaswered that .the new will was genuine, and intimated conspiracy and undue influence on the part +_sof Goodfellow, Angus and Crothers. Mrs, Qelrichs and ber sister and brother fol- lowed this up with a formal protest against the trust document, and asked the court to admit the pencil wiil to probate. - The existence of Mrs. Craven's deeds was made known at this time to the attor- neys for the heirs. It was her wish to es. yin the case. and an agree- - ment was arrived at, waking Richard V. Dey, one of the executors of Mrs, Fair's will,an arbiter of her claims with power to pay her $500.000 in settlement. This was the state of affairs atthe end of the first year after James G. Fair's death. A decision by Judge Stack on February 3. 1896, that the trust clause of the Good- fellow will was invaiid was the means of completely changing the aspect of the famons case. Charles L. Fair immediatcly withdrew his opvosition to the document. This transfer of allegiance was followed by a declaration that the pencil will was a “forgery. Mrs. Oelrichs and Miss Fair made a similar change of front, and the agree- ment to settle Mrs. Craven's claims for $500,000 was repudiated on the grounds -that both the will and the deeds were ..spurious. This was Iollowed by the womax’s business agents putting the docu- ments on record, and her own startling declaration in court that she had a con- tract of marriage to the millionaire. Then fotlowed voluminous hearine of testimony from all the principals in the famous case. Mrs. Craven, Miss Craven, Mrs, Oelriche, Miss Fair, Charles L. 'air, attorneys and witnesses on each side were in turn called upon to tell their stories. The withdrawal of the Fair children from the support of the pencil will left Dr. Marc Levingston, who was one of the execators under it, as its only friena. in a plain | The ghost | of the famous pencil will—that remarka- | When the trial on thisq document was reached Levingston hauled it out of court, leaving the batile straight between Mrs. Craven and the Fair people over the pencil deeds. This is the manner in which the case comes up this morning. The charees against the deeds are that they are forger- ies. To this end ycung Fair has already had Notary Cooney, who acknowledged them, arrested on a_ charge of peTjury. The services of Daniel Ames and Dav.d N. Carvalho, the famous New York ex- perts, have been engagea to back up the charge of forgery. On Mrs. Craven’s side is her statement that the deeds are genuine and the word of Mrs. Haskins, who wat rraxent when Fair made them, and that of Cooney, who swears that Fair acknowiedged them be- fore him. These of course are but the principal witnesses. Behifid these aro others in great number not yet known on either side with their accompanying promises of sensations and startling de- velopments. The ca<e will be tried by a jury. For Mrs. Craven appear Attorneys D. M. Del- mas, 8. M. Shortridge, W. W. Foote, 8. C. Denson and J. J. de Haven. The burden of the fight for the Fair people will fall on Garret McEnerney, W. M. Pierson and R. B. Mitchell as ihe attornevs for the administrators. The Fair children, whose interests are identical with the adminis- tra ors, will be represented by George A. Knight, Charles W. Heggerty, Reuben Lloyd, Russeil J. Wilson, Mountford S. Wiison and Charles L. Wheeler. All in all. it promises to be a lawsuit that will eclivse the £haron case in dramatic in- terest. The Cooney case will be called in Judge Cook’s court this morning, but it is prob- able that his attorneys will not introduce any evidence in his defense at all, but allow the case to go to a jury. | | | SITUATIONS WANTED-Continnad, FFLP WANTED-Continned. HELP WANTED~—Continued. BUSINESS CHANCES. VWASIED, BY A COMPETENT WOMAN place Lo do housework, cooking or downstairs work; no objection to large family. J. H., box 105, Call Office. W AITRESS. COUNTRY HOTEL, 820; GIRL for houseworx and enokin: private family, country town. $20. MURRAY & KEADY, Lead- ing Emplos ment Agents, 634-636 Clay st. ]RESSMAKER, =~ FIRST-CLASS FITTER, ylish draper and designer; thorough dress’ : by the day. 104 Grove st OUNG LADY: POSITION AS WORKING housekeeper. Call or add. 777 Market, rm. 18, #ESSMAKING BY THE DAY, OR TAKE work bome. Call or address 232 Shipley st. 00D GERMAN GIRL WISHES A PLACE for light housework: sleep nome. at 132 Grove si., bet. Vaa Ness ave. and Polk s: 7OUNG LADY, HOLDING FIRST-GRADE Normal certificate, desires position as gover- Dess, companion or Durse for grown children: good references: willing to travel. Address S., ox 114, Ca 1 Office. g XPERIENCED NURSE WOULD LIKE EN- gagements; $10 per week; best of reterences. Call or address'900 Vau Ness ave. ADY AND HER DAUGHTER WANT POSI- 4 tlon as working housekeeper and assist or chamberwork in hotel: undersiand all kindsof make domestic work: no objection 10 country. Call or address 116 Russ st. ERMANENT POSITION AS HOUSE- keeper wanted by Eastern lady; lodging-house or widower’s home preferred. §95 Market. roum 3. 7 OUNG WIDOW, RECENTLY FROM THE Eust, wantsa p uce as housekeeper ip Lotel or bachelor's home preferred; city or country. Room | 2, 2.3 Post st. MILPLE-AGED WOMAN WANT & POSITION to do housework: kind to children: wages moderate; city. 28 -outh Park, off 1hird. OUNG WOMAN WOULD LIKE POSITION as housekeeper. 144 Fiith st, room 6. OUNG GERMAN WIDOW WOULD LIKE Pposition as housekeeper. 38 Eady. first floor. PROTESTANT LADY NOT UVER 85 YEARS of age 10 take fu.l of three children, teach ihem. stc; counirv. 35 and found. MUKRAY & READY, v34-836 Clay st. OURNEYMEN BARBERS EMPLOYMENT secretary H. BERNARD, 102 =eventh st. BAZBER WASHSTANDS 1.3 AND 3 BOWLS, chesp. H. HUFSCHMIDT. 623 Golden Gate av PBABBER WASTS TO BUY HALF INTRF- et 1o shop; pay part cash. H. H., box 161, Call Oftice. IGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR FURNE ture, restaurant, saloon fixtures and grocer> stocks. STENBEKG. 632 Market: tel. main 1043, RESTAURANT; NEAR RAI ROAD + depot: large number rezular boarders; neat, attractive piace: circumstances compel sale will exchange for real estate. STENBERG CO., 8i2 Market st. 5 SOOKS IN GERMAN AND AMERICAN ramilies, $25 to £30: 3 German and English nurses, $20 ©$20: resiaurant waitreos, $ 5. and 8 large number of rirls for cooking aud house- work.” J. F. CROSETT & CO., 318 Sutter st 2 WAITRESSESS, RESTA URANT, CITY, $15: chambermald, cily, $20; housework, country Wwn, $15: ¥ girls. housewo k, $20: 6 young girls toa sist, $10 to $15; cook, private fumily, $30; ook, privaie famiiy, $20. C. it HANSEN & CO. 110 Geary st. ADY'S MAID CITY REFERENCES; $30. MR~ JA BERT. 306 Muson st (y!Bu: GeN AL HOU-EWORK: undersiund German cooki: #25. LAMB.-RT, 308 Mason st. A BICAN COOK: 2 IN FAMILY: se lady s 10:.0A.a MR . LAMBI 806 Mason st. MUST i $30: JUHAIR BARBER-SHOP AND 4 LIVING rooms very cheap: no reasonable offer refused: low rent: fine chance. 40814 Sixth st. TWO-CHAIR BARE R-SHOP FOR SALE; cheap. Cor. Twenty-ninth and Church sts. 3 SALOON. MARKET ST, FINELY $1800. 5AEOFrENS"E 635 sharkerar $70 COFFEE SALOON AND CHOP- Market st.: trial given S: ENBERG, 682 Market -CHAIR BAKBER-SHOP: GUODL PAYING stand; 4 fine living-room«: no reasovable offer refused. ' Call immediately 40815 ~ixih st ADIES' AND GENTS' MISFIT -HOES bought and exchanged; new vamps and sec- ©ond-band shoes for saie: large stock; shoes made to order: bes stock; work gu:ranteed: all kinds of repairing. 743 Mission, near Grand Upera-house. ANTED—AN 1DEA; WHO CAN THINK of some simple thing Lo patent? Jrotect your ide: s: they muy bring you wealth. Wiite JOILN WEDDEREUKN & CO,, Dept L, Patent Attor neys. Washington, D. C.. for their $1800 prize offer and new list of 1000 inventions wanted. + bouse: finely fitted up: “block north of &95“ SALOON: ELEGA \TLY FI, TED: 1 block north of Market st.; low rent: stocked with fine liquors, cigars, eic.: privaie T00mSs: owner hus other business: makes big sac- r.fice; investigate this. STELNBERG, 632 Market. $450. SALOON WITH 11 ROOMS, FURNT - niture included ; vest location uorth of Market; preseat owner in same piace 15 years: present owner has ano: her business in the COUDUy. A. 5. LESS, 1032 Marke: st. $700, GRICERY AND BAR NORTH OF + Market: 4 livinz-rooms: rent only $25; present owner there 6 years; bl _bar trade: other SE UND GIRL; M(ST DU WAHING; $25. MRS, LAMB ' RT, 306 Mason st. [LCHO HOUSE, busky MAKKE ! ST.—KUOMS GiRL FOR UPSTAIRS WORK, 815 0 girl, light upstuirs work. £10: 2 cooks, $25; for hovsework. MRS. EIRD, 721 Ellis. OFFICE +rEK REDUCKE 25 CENTS: GIRLS of all nationalities wanted to flli various posi- tlons. Garman kmployment Ottice. 306 Mason st. W ASTED—GIRL TO DO HOUSEWOKK AN D) #ssist 10 cooking; small family. Call 1522 Webster st. ‘ JANTED—A YOUNG GIRL FOR COOK AND general housework; wages §20; Teferences. YUUNG WIDOW WANTS A PLACE A8 housekecper; city or countey. 1:2 Post at, room 2. Call 1816 Plue st. W ANTED—GIRL BETWEEXN 23 AND £0 FOR general housework: must be g0od cook and laundress; wages $15; good home. 1525 O'Farrell. JOUNG GERMAN WIDOW DESIRES PO- sition as housekeeper. 38 Ky st., room 1. 7OUNG LADY, FORMERLY IN GOUD CIR- cumstances. desires a lucrative position as hous keeper; or will do gentiemen's mending. 120 Eilis st., room 17, second floor; call after 12, W ANTED—GIRL FOR HOUSEWO. K: MOU- erate wages; references. Call 10t012, 1614 Broderick st. 7 OUNG GIRL OR ELDERLY LADY, ASSIST [housewors: $6. 3681 Twenty-fourtn st., near Dolores. EAT, R-LIABLE SWEDISH GIRL WISHES 4\ situation to do second work. FPlease address MISS LINDBE!.G, Golden Gate Postofice (a0 postal cards), Alumeda County. QUBSCRIPTIONS AND WANTADS FOR THE CALL taken al_branca office, 339 Hayes st.; open untit oclock. W ANT ADS AND SUB-CRIPTIONS FOR THE CALL are taken ai Branch Uflice, touth- wesl corner Sixteenth and Mission s:s. 718 LARKIN-BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL: subscriptions ana want ads taken. 7 INCHESTER HOUSE 44 THIRD ST., NR. Market: 200 rooms :5c (0 $1 50 per nixhi: $130 10 85 per week: convenlent and respectable: free bus and bagage 10 and from tke ferry. The Guli Stream flows at an average speed of thr-e miles an hour. Atsome places, notably in the Straits of Bemini, the current attains a velocity of fifty-four miles an hour. SAN FRANCISCO *CALL."™ BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco CALL~ | 710 Marke: street, open unill 12 o'clock every | might in the year. | BRANCH OFFICES—527 Montgomery street, | corner Clay; open until 9:30 o'clock. | 828 Hayes street, open until 9:30 o’clock. | | 615 Larkin street, open until 9:80 o'clock. BW. corner Sixteentls and Mission sireets, open ool 9 o'clock. 2518 Mission street, open until 9 o'clocic. 167 Ninth street, open until 9:30 o'clock: 1305 Polk street: open nn 11 9:30, NOTICE OF MEETINGS. Sutter ‘st.—Specisl sssembly THI< NING at 7:30 oclock. The Order of the Tempie and the Orier of Maita will be B CQLPEN GATE COMMANDERY | Nu. 16, K. T., Golden Gate builiing, | conferred. All fraters are courieously invited. | CHARLES H. MU} PH Eminent Commander. WILLIAM T. | | OXIENTAL LODGE NO. 144, F. | and A. M. A | BAKD, Secretary. CALIFORNIA CHAPTER NO. 5, R_A. M. will meet THIS (TU: DAY) EVENING, Feb. 23, at 7:30 o'cloci M. M. degree. By order of the H. P. FRANKLIN H, DA FoNDA, Recorier. , Secretary. | GERMANIA LOUGE No. 118, ¢ | 10 0. F.—The fureral com: < | mittee, " officers and members of the RN e above jodge are requested to assemb.e in the Odd Fellows' building, corner Seventh and Market sts, TUESDAY. February 23, at 1:50 .3 for the fune: vl of ouriate brother, G. Wolnke, EMIL NTEMEIER, R. 8. MAK N. G. THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE tockholders of ‘the Marin County Water Company will be held at the office of the com- puny, 406 California streel. San Francisco, on WEDNESDAY, the 3d day of March, 1897. at the 20'clock 3, for the election of (rustees for the ensuing year and for the transaction of such other business as may come before tne mect- ing. A. DALTON HAKRISON, Secretary. THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF the memnbers of the Bishop Armitage Church Orphanage will be beld at the office of the secretars, 530 Califoruia st., room 38, on_+ ebrusry 23, 1897, a0 12 3., for the purpose of revis.og or amending the by-laws of said corporation or adopting new by-laws and for the clection of :rustees for the eu- suing year: lso for the transac ion of such other busiu€ss as may come before the meeting. L WADHAM, Secretary. SPECIAL NOTICES. DR MYRTLE POTTER HAS REMOVED from 13624 Market to 1846 Marker, rm. 27. JW COR. SIL sion; branch oflice of scriptions and want ads take: NEAR MIS- Cate ‘Sub- Tig SITUATIONS WANTED MALE. UNTER & CO., CHINESE AND JAPANESE employment office, r-moved to 61134 Califor- st near Kearny. ‘el main 251. JAN ED GIRL TO ASSIST IN HOUSE- work. Appy after 9 a. ., 3448 I wentieth st. y TANTED — GIRL FOR UPSTAIKS AND children. 1151 Octavia st. (GIBL 1O WORK, FANMILY 2. WAGES $10. Apply 1704 Buchanan st., Tuesday. IEL FOR HOUSEWORK. ETC family. 110 De Long ave.; afternoon. ERMAN GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE- work: $16. 1803 Devisadero st., corner Bush. IRL, HELP CAKE OF BABY: SLEEP home; $8. 2740 Pine, corner broderick. SMALL IRLFOR HOUSEWORK AND PLAIN COOK- ing; references. 708 Broderick st. JANTED_A GIRL, IN FAMILY OF TWO, As3istiiht b usewors. 2222V Gesry st. VIRL WANTED ASSIST LIGHT HOUSE- work: sleep home. 3455 Seveuteenth st. MIDDLE - AGED WOMAN FOR LIGHT v 20c, 25¢ 10 60¢ night: 81 10 82 weex. 959 MISSION — SUBSCRIPTIONS DL want ads taken for THE CALL. KT IN CITY—SINGLE KOUMS, 15, 20 AND 25 cents per night: $1, 31 25, $1 50 per week. Pacific House, Commercial and Leidesdortt sts. 116 taken. |« KUNSWICK HOUSE, 148 STXTH 5 all night; rooms 25¢ to $1 per night: 85 per weex. J. G. DRAKE, Manager. AND NINTH ST, — BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL subscription: and want ads. OPEN 125 1o OOMS 150 TO 75¢ PER NIGH1: 50 10U 81 50 per week. Oriental, 225 Dromm sc. ECRUITS WANTED FOE THE U. 8 MA rine Corps, U. & Navy—Able-bodled unmar- ried men between the ages of 21 and 30 years Who are citizens of the United S:ates, or those who bave legally declared iheir intention to be- come such: must be of good character avd habits and able tospeak, read and write Lnglish and be beyween G feet § inches and 6 teet in helent. For fuftber information apply at the Recraiung Office, 20 kllis st., San Francisco, Cal. W AST _ADs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE CALL are taken at_Branch Uflice, south- west corner Sixteenth and Mission ss, business causes sale. A. S. LESS, 1032 Market. 2965() CORNER WHOLESALE AND RE- $260 - tail wine and liquor business; old-es- tablished place: doing fine business: cheap re: owner's attencion required in otyer manofacturing business; must sell. ~ A. S. LESS, 1032 Market st. $60(). BRASCH BAKERY. STATIONERY - und school snppll Living-rooms, furniture iocindd £00d, steady business. A. S. LE $80 1032 Market. CORNER SALOON, WITH 5 LIVING- ~ rooms, buildiog included; 1o opposi- tion: cheap ground rent; long lease; worth $1500 1o any oue: owner must leave the City: must be sold at once. A. ~. LESS, 1032 Market st. $400. SALOON. N. OF MARKET; 4 FINE J - furnisbed rooms; kitchen: storerooms: fine stock: best loeation; cheap rent; greatest bar- guin ever offered: ow..er Lias other large interests. A. S. LESS, 1082 Market st. %3'0 CANDY STORE AND FACTORY: DOV, the best location 1n the City; fine fce- cream parlor; elegant fixtures, A.S. LKSS, 1032 Market st. §5()(). SALOON WORTH MORE THAN 1S POV, acked for it; gooa location. THE PROPERTY EXCHANGE, 850 Market st. QIRST-CL. REAL ESTATE MAN OR woman wanted at PROPERTY EXCHANGE. 957 MARKET ST., BE- low Sixth. for a room: i%ica night: 81 a weex 100 £, T0 TAKE LUDGING AT 106 15 and 20c a nignt, including coffe and rois. €24 Washinzton st.. near Kearny. B 2526 taken. W ANTED—LABORERS AND MECHANICY 10 know that Ed Xolkin, Reno House proprie- tor. sill runy Denver Houss, 217 Third st.: 15 iarge rooms; 26c per nignt; $1 10 83 per weok. OSEDALE, 321 ELLIS ST._SINGLE FUR- nished rooms, “0c 10 28¢ night, $1 to $1 60 wk. TEY AcME HOUSK MISSION ST.—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL; subscriptions mnd waut ads SIMON WANTS 100 Mr.N 10 GET_BOT- . tie beer or wine Sc: best freo IEnch. 843 Clay / ANTED—SINGLE ROOMS, 15c A DAY: §1 week: rooms for 2, 25¢ a day. S1 50 » week: reading-room: daily papers. 36 Clay st housework. Apply 704 Howard st. XFERIENCED | AILORESS ON 230 meveuth st HINESE AND JAPANESE EMPLOYMENT oftice; best help. 4114 O'Farrell. Tel. k. 426. EIGHTH-WOM N TO TAKE CARE sick iady, baby and do general work. 10 APANESE INTELLIGENGE AGENCY. R. 90. St. Ann's bl'g, 8 Eddy st.: tel ) min 5234, [ XPERIEN D APPRENTICE WANTED 461 Jessie st. HINESE & JAPANYSE; EST'D 20 ¥ EARS: elpitel.main 1997, BRAULEY & C.1.640 Clay | OMPETENT MAN T0 CARE AND DRIVE borses: good plain gardener: can milk: handy with toois; best or refereces. Address tent, vox 9, Call Office. ITUATION WANTED — PAPER-HANGER; can do palnung and tining: will work for 81 50perday. ARTHUR VERVOKT, 328 Stev- enson st. 3 A S BARKEEPER: SOBER AND RESVECT- X able: with the best of references; single. Bar- keeper. 681 Mission st., room 6. QXPERIENCED COUPLE WISHES WOR L4 man irst-class cook, wife smart waitress. 41 Geary st. QIIUATI N: BOY 17 YEARS OF AGE; 10 2 doany -1nd of work. Call at 64% Minna st., i therear, JAME GAYNOR. S OFCHMAN, AGED 40, WAVIS PLACE: | 2 good piain cook: do garden work: care for | stock: handy wita 1008 . B., box 1.9, Call. . | | JOBER. INDUSTRIOUS MIDDLE-AGED German wisnes situation as coschman and wardener: generally useful About pace: refer- ences. Address WiLii:LM, 279 Stevenson st. ation: perfect gentie at present empioyed loon: G MAN, STEADY, SOBER. WANTS & place a8 waiter or to do kiichen work; city or couniry. C. M., 812 Kearoy st., room 51. San 'Francisco’s best sa- country preferred. L., box 6, ¢ all. 0y, 18, WANTS FINISHEK'S POSITION IN plumbing esiabll hment: served 115 vea wants to serve Li.s time out. Address 104814 Foi- som st. W ASTED-FPOSITION IN LAU man of 14 yeurs’ experience d-rstands all machinery, engine: and starcu making_and all work Address W. ., box 106, Call Office. W ASFED-BY MIDDLI-AGED AMERICAN, wiih ref.rences, s tustion on privace place; borses, cow. garden; Landy with tools; moderate wages. Addre.s 2. veath st. “DRY BY A thoroughiy un- d boi.¢Ts, s0ap round laundry. NTELLIGENT BOY, 14 YEARS OF AGE, wishes a position; g00d home and smali wages. sail or address GEORGE CUBLLT, 817 Jessios., off Minth. HAXDY JAPANESE WANTS POSITION A5 janitor or would wor< in shop or factory: aveaks good English. F. M., 10 Ceutral place, off Pine st.: with best recommend tion. BAD TENANTS EJECTED FOR #4 rolle tions made: city or country. Pacific Collection Co., 415 Montgy at., room 6: tel. 5580. B0 BAZ.T REMOVED FROM PHE- lan building to 808 ceary a.: tel. East 857, SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE. ©) NEAT COLORED GIRLS DESIRE SITUA- < tions atho sework or careof children: $12 to $.5: best references. MISS CULLEN, 823 sut er. TTHESWEDISH AND GERMAN EMPLOY- ment Bureau a number of first-class gir.s awaiting sltuatioss. 3.5 Sulter st. 9 COMPETENT SWEDISH GIRLS WISH ~IT- ©) uations: one is firsi-class cook, one plain cook- ing and housework and one is first-class_chamber- maid; wages $.0 or $25: noless. Apply 110035 Stevenson st., near Twelfth. HOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED GERMAN Protestant infant's nurse: would t-ke entire charge of baby in city or country; best refereuces. 1241 G'Farrell st. OMPETENT SWDISH GIRL WISHES SIT- uation as firs-class cook, or 10 do general housework iu nice American family; 513 McAl ter st g RESPICTABLE WOMAN, MIDDLE AG, ce to do housewosk la a small fam' 8. fon st COOK WISHES SiTUATION IN private famiy i0 do housework. 1024 How- ard st., room 15. TOUNG SWEDISH WOMAX 0!d boy, wishes housework; good cook amd iaundross: 'best city references. Address . P., box 148, thus office. WITH 3-YEAR- 1ARDENER, FIEST CLASS, WITH THE best of references,wishes position; understands | carpet bedding, greenhouses, propagating; can miik and take care of joultry. Addiess Gardener, box 89, Call Uflice. 09 HAYES 5T —BRANCH 339 1t Caua] taken. OFFICE OF subscriptions and want ads 527 MONTGOMERY, COANER OF CLAY— 4| Upen unti 9:30" oclock; branch ofiice of tbe Call: subscriptions and w ds. { MARKET ST.—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE 1 Carri: want ads and subscriptions taken. L LIGHT COOKING, wages $15. 121614 Golden small famlily; ave. JANTED—YOUNG GIRL FUR GENERAL housework. 2241 Sutier. TANTED—A SILKKR ON GLOVES. mopoiitan Hotel, room 2. A WANT D-BELDERLY LADY FOR SMALL family: 5 8 month and good home. Call 2 to 5 o'clock 2215 Polk st. WALTED — PUPLLS FOR MILLINERY school; course practical and thoroughs c. ass now torming for spring wor_: satisfaction g anteed: evening classes 2213 Geary or 410 Leavenworth. oS- | ANTED—A CLEAN GIRL TO DO HOU =~ work: country: $10 montn; steady homse. 289 Fost st., room 13. JXPERIENCED OPERATOES ON nel overshirts ard underwear. STRAUSS & C0., 8234 Fremout st EARN DRESSCUTTING AND MILLIN ERY J$1 per week: unilmited leiwon tierny 25¢. McDowell Dressmaking School, 636 Marxet. MG CoxvENT AND RESPECTABLE: M 'Wincnester Houss. 44 Third ac. near Markec: 200 rooms: 5c to 81 6J per night; $1 50 to $3 per week: free 'bus and baggage to aud irom fercy. FLA. LEVI W ANIED—10 YOUNG LADIES TO LEAR: barber trade: shop to open May 1. Particu- lurs cali 15834 Eighth st., &, ¥. Barber College. 615 AT imctiptions and won: ate taan 'LYN\'S DRESSMAKING AND CUT Academy. 14 McAllister st.. 318 week. AWRENCE CUTTING SCHOOL 1S THE J only reliable place 10r patterns: every Ous Fuaranteed 10 be perfect. 181 Marker st 116 JINTH ST—BRANCH OF¥ICE OF THE CALL; subscription and wani ads taken. LARKIN—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE NG MALE HELP WANTED. OREMAN FOR A VINEVARD AND OR- chard : single man, age 30 to 45; state if refer- ence. where employed nd name of employer: wages, $50 and found. MUR AY & KEADY. Leading Employment Agents. 34 and 636 Ciay. OREMAN FOR A GRAIN RANCH—SINGLE man. age 50 10 40; siate references, where em- ployed and name of employer: wages, 8.0 o 850 and found: buggy washer city stable: hostler, clty 3 pruners: farmers. MURKAY & K- ADY, | Leading Employment Agenis, 634 and 636 lay. £ COOKS, §50 AND £10: 2D COUK. $40: 2 +) waliers, 325 and $50; 2 dishwashers and others. MURRAY & READY, Lead n. Employ- ment Agents 64 and $36 Clay st. LACKSMITH FORCAMP, $50 AND FOUND; horse-hoer for a_camp. $25 to 850 and found.: farmer. near cily, $15: man and wife for ares rt near city, $20. (C. R. HANSEN &Cir, 110 Geary. TOUNG ASSISTANT HOTEL STOREKEKP- er with refeierces, §30. C. R. HANSEN & 5., 110 Geary st. RANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL, 167 NINTH st.—Want ads and subscriptions taken. MARKET ST.—BRANCH OFFICKE OF CALL: want ads and subscriptions taken. W INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD ST., Nt Market; 200 rooms; 25¢ to $1 50 per night: per week: convealent and yespectaule: baggace to and from the ferry. THE FEMALE HELP WANTED. \W AITRESS, PRIVATE FAMILY, waliress, conntry, $6: nurse, 20; glrl, $20: 12’ housework tiris, cf <20 and §25: 8 young girls. s MISS CULLEN, 38 Sutter st. $25: second ECOND GIRL, COUNTRY, $15: NURSE, country, $15 to $20. MISS CULLEN, 325 Su ter st. W AMTED-FRUIT FARMER AND WIFE, 1z min r: rcan inavian milks 0! 1u brushmaker: to ciear land; restaurant waiter. count; tra waiter, §5 wee $75. and others. Apply to J. F. CROSET T & CO.. 628 Sacramenio. W o lLER, COUNTRY, 830. MARTIN'S, 749 Market st. QUOPBAKER, §50: BOARD, ETC. MAR- TIN'S, 749 Marke: st. UTLER: $40. MISS CULLEN, 323 SUTTER street. WANTED-M: N TO CANVASS ON AN EN- tir 'y new and money making business: com- mission and salary if desired: call becween 3 and 4 P. M. 156 . ifth st TREASURER FOR DRAMATIC COMPANTY: 1 $150 cash securizy, Call to-day between 12 and ¥, room 21, Central Hotel, 530 Third st VW INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 1uikD ST. NR Marxe:: 200 rooms, 25c a night: reading room: free bus and bazgage Lo and fTom the ferry. VY ANTED, YOUR SHOES — Wk REPATK ehoes up'to 8 o'clock every night: thoss worg: ing through the day can have their snoes repairad atnigat while you wait: lagies' sollng, 55¢; moa's soling, 80c: fice shoes made o order from 82 up we have a 1ot of shoas beon damaged by water, i iess than one-fourth thelr value, from 25¢ up ts 82 50. 562 Mission st bet. First s and Second st AGENTS WANTED. GENTS—BRYAN'S BOOK, Battle.” “THE FIRST Apply or address for territory, f. Person, manager subscripiion depariment, THE WHITAKEK & RAY COMPANY, 723 Market st. l", NUMBER OF BRANCH BAKERIES 9. and noiion stores: £175t0 $300. PROP- ERTY EXCHANGE, 850 Market. $3F5 SOME GOOD LODGING- HOUSES; 9. doinz £ood businesy; from $575 up. PROPERTY EXCHANGE, 550 Market. $lr0 LARGE LIST OF SALOONS: ALL OV, prices, from $50 1o £3000. PROPER- 'Y EXCHANGL, 850 Market. $ 1000, $OLID,GROWING MANUFACTUR- - ing business: only oneon the Pacific coast: the city of San Francisco has used large quantities of the goods: lar e profiis. established trad - with hardware-stores; the business taught and & fu | running plant included: owners going s ast. Appiy to H, 0. DECKER, 1020 Market st., opposite Fifth. [OR THOSE WHO ARE SEEKING BUSI- ness jt will pav them o cali on he relisble firm of THOMAS & CO., 83 Sixth st., room 1K, LODGING-HOUSES FOR SALE. e e e ROOM HOUSE ON MARKET ST.....$1400 1 30 Fr00m BOUSE, ORIy 1o e neeri 8 400 55 rooms. cor... $,000[ 14 rms on Sutter. 700 1lrs, mustseil 20/ 66 rms, best cliy 3,500 Market st., opp. Fifth. N. MARK~.T.....$2000 eeee. 8880 L8325 H. & DECKER, 10! RMS; ELEGANT; 25 50 rooms; north great irgaln. 16 rooms; cen ral; good furnizure UNDEKWOUOD & CO, 765 Market st. 2 LODGING-HOUSE, NEAR MARKET! $650). Vel Furnisea " rooms; rent lows always foll: besy class of roomers. A 8. LESS, 1052 Market st. ODGING-HOUSE, 704 HOWA "D, COR. 8n; 82 rooms; furnished. 1020 Market st. ROOM~: NKW FURNITURE: FULL OF Toomers: offer wanted. 402 Geary st. 1 339 HAYES_BRANUH OFFICE OF THE CALL: subscrintions and want ads tasen FURNITURE FOR SALE. ETIRING FROM RETAIL BUSINESS; Raoat cose out stock: in 50 daya: brussels car pet, 421pc yard; foor oflcloth. 18¢; mat ing, 7, Vard; bedroom sets, 5 pieces, $9 00: 4-roum 1 Diture ontfit, $65. SHIRKK & SHIBEK, 74 Muarket st, Opp. Grant ave. MON RAISING SALE—30 DAYhI»}L}» Bedroom sets, 3 pleces 395 Solld oak dining chairs..... ... 75 4-room lnrn!lllxe]:;xa(fll. - :u.];; B & LHIREK, 747 Market il oppiaiis Grant ave. R ROUMS; COMPLETE FORA HOUS! $75. Seeping: rent 815 162 Sap Carios a JOR SALE—2 FOLDING-BEDS, BUREAU. I‘ Call morning, 1406 Hyde st. AT L J. NEUMANN'S, 117 SIXTH, FOR lowest prices on household goods: DeW OF Kool 76 Dew: cas’ or on 1ime: open evenings. ¥URNITURE WANTED. URNITURE, STOVES, CARPETS, COU FiiR howeass. ANDERSON, 1121 Market. F YOU WANT GUOD PRICES FOR FURNI ture and merchanaise see BURD, 211 Larkin. IGHER PKICE THAN ANYWHERE PAID by Indiana Auction .1057 Market.opp.Jones CARPET CLEANING. ARPETS CLEANED, RENOVATED LIKE Dew. J. McQUEEN, 453 Stevenson. Tel. 8.228 ITY STEAM CARPET CLEANING WORKS: cleans, moves. lays carpets. G. H. STEVENS, Jugr. 88 and 40 Lighth st.; telephone South 250 J HEN YOU BECOME DISGUSTED WITH poor work send to SPAULDING'S Ploneer Caz- pet-beating Works, 853-57 Tehama st.: tel. So. 40. ARPET-CLEANING, 3c: LAYING, Sc; RUG samples free; tel. yessie 944. Stratton, 38th st. ADVANCE CARPETCLEANING CO, 403 Sutter; tel. Main $94. GEO. WALCOM, prop. WATTS, reliable carpet-cleaniug; renovtg, alter- . ation works. 408 McAllister. Tel. Jessie 321 ARPETS CLEANED & RENOVATED LIKE /new. 23 Tenth; tel. South 36. Mackintosh & Co. E. MITCHELL, CARPET-CLEANING CO., « 240 14th si.; cleaning 3¢ a yard. Tel Mis 7d. ESTAURA rooms: do. SEATS b good business; first-class run- ning or.er: mcross from depot; living-rooms: eleciric Il his; iar<e Freuchra ge: pr sent owner 6 years made money t0 buy ranch: must move on 1t; chance for you to do same. X., box 44, Call 400, Q3E, UF THE OIDEST ISTAB- - lished butcher businesses in the ¢ ty, catting fr'm 4 10 5 ca te: 50 sheep: 4 calves and 4 hozs a weex: rent reasouabie; stable included. Apply 389 Fourth st. ©5()(), DEY GOODS, M¥N'S FURNT HING DOV, goods, novions: spiendid fixtures, cheap rent; llving-rooms; good business; no agents. Ap- ply Cail Utfice. JOR SALE—A RARE CHANCE: SALOON for safe; worth $1000. to be sold for $300; owner In serious trouble; no agents. B., box 65, PRIVATE HOUSES WANTED. WANTED_BEFORE MARCH 1, A HOUSE or upper flat of 8 rooms. between Bush and Jaccso. Taylor and Van Ness. Address K. box 16, Call. WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS. WANIED—A XICK NEAT YOUNG MAN, between 18 and +2, as a room-mate: will iikely remain for severs mOOIAS: more 8 COmpanio than anything eisc; DO reut. Address T. M. A., box 164. Call Oftice. HIRTY-FIV L FOOT SLOOP OR scnconer. Address MUNK BUTTON, 1188 Mis- sioa st S ANTED—$800 ON FIRST MOXTAGH OR piriner on 88000 property. Particulars 412 Natcma st. JECOND-HANDUPLIGHT PIANO WANTED cash: atate price. Address N.. box 104, Call. $:¢ BONUS WILL B PAID TO ANY securing yosition for \oung lady In s oroffice Address W. W., box 51, Call Ofice. W ANTED TO RENT-BY RESPONSIB E parties, furnished hotel. Address Z, box 14, Call Uftice. NE UILDINGS BOUGHT: LUMBER, SASHES doors, mantels. etc., for sale. 1166 Mission s. JELL YOUR BOOKS, CLOTHING AND JEW elry to A. KLIEIN. 109 Sixth at: send posta CLATRVOYANTS. ALL HAIL HER MAR ELOUS PREDIC- tons; only medium guarantering desd win- ning tips on_the Corbett-Fitzsimmons prize-fight: named 3 winning numbers io lotzery drawing: can give you a sure thing at the race- track: ladies. consuit her on domestic and love affa ry; removes evil infinences and possesses onl Napoeon” tall man. MISS VAN DE VERE, Parisian vrophetess. parior 1, 1 Fifth st. o Mi DR THOMAS. SCIENTIFIC REVEAL- er by eggs and cards: tells entire life, pas, resent, 1uture; consultations on all affairs: Doth- ing excepted; names given: good .advice: sure keip: resiores lost love by sympatoy: mistake im- possible: fee $1: letter §2. 81Y Post st., nr Larkin MES, L EHRHORN, CLAIRVOYANT, SITS M “daity: circle Monday ard I hursday evenings 8 o'cleck: 2bc up. 1147 Mission sz IPSY LIFE- KEADER, 3 SFVENH ST. Iadles 25¢, gents 50c: all questions answer WELL-KNOWN CLAIR- ater readings a specialty. IS8 MELVILL] voyant, 51 Fifth st Mit. SYBILLE TELLS FRUAM CRADL. Erave:pictures given:iadies 25c: $14 U'F FLUENTLY: ames given: 25¢ up.5 Fourth MOLE RAVENA READS LIFE onsiness advics ME. MOREAU, BES| CLAIRVOYANT AND medium in city: foe 25: up. 764 Howard st. ME. WALTERS UF TEHAMA; CARDS: La- dles 25¢, gents 50c. 951 Mlssion, nr. Sixth. RS. WILSON, CARD-READER, REMOVED to 38 Kddy st., first floor, room 1, from 106 Fourth st. ML BANSEN, PALMIST, CARDL-READE past, present and future: 35c. 148 6th, r. & M3L; LEONA RETURNED: CARD: EADE! M magnetic ireatment. 995 Marxe:, room % M SPIRITUALISM. Call office. $250, SALOON: ON BUSIEST STRKET 29U, corih of Market; cheap rent and in- surance, lea-e, eic.; 0o agents. Inquire Call Office. RANCH BAKERY AND DELICA CY STORE mus .d: living-roums; nice sunny yard; no agents. 340 Fourth st. 0 LET—A COALYARD; ESTABLISHED 9 ye Ts: finest place In the citv; no opposiiion; O stalis; scale, eic.; ren $8. 191515 McAllister. ONKLIN'S CARPET- BEATING WORKS 833 Golden Gate ave. Telephone Fast 126. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, INE HARDM ‘N UPRIGHT, | IKE NEW: A chance o save money. Koom 12, 809 Market. N ELEGANT STEINWAY AND WEBER for sale ceap. Koom 10, Flood Building. INE UPRIGHT PIANO LIKE NEW, CHEAP. 833 Castro st. ALL AND HEAK NEW STYLE BRUENN pianos; patent sounding-boarc: new principle; the delight and wonder of all musiclans. 228 Posc EST BARGAINS IN THE CITY FOR THE next 5 days at MAUVALS', 769 Market st. LEGANT BRUE new; sacrifice. BRU. PIA 0: GoUD AS NNS, 208 Post st. CTUALLY THE BEST BAKGAINS IN PI- anos; mon bly pa-ments from 25 up: deliv- ered free' with sio)l aud cover: corraspondence solicited. THE F. W. SPENCER COMPANY, alesrooms 933 Market st, opp. Musou; estab hed over 20 years. $100. SEBISETIX 000D CONDITION; A 5(). FALTNER WANTED TN COFFEE- §50. fouse Vadaress > 3, ox T , Cali ftice. QM \LL SALOON FOR SALE AT A SACRL 2 fice: average $8 per day. Make an offer; 33 Sixti st, room 18. OR ~ALE — LAUNDRY OFFICE, CIGARS, tobacco, eic. B B., box 88, Cali Office. QR SALE_FINELY FURNISH . 10 rooms; all rented; cheap. HOUSE; 518 Taylor st. HAZELTON CUPRIGHT, STOOL, 21 Leavenworh, bargain. BRUENN'S, 228 Post st. 12 . cover; §6 ivstallmis. 2 TOU ARK WELCOME T0_ CREDIT AT BRUENN'S planc honse, 228 Post st. BSOLUTELY THE OLDEST AND LARGES house west of Chicago is KOHLER & CHASE'S. 26, 28 and_50 ' Farrell s..; pianos, or- gans aud all other musical instruments, oi all grades and prices; terms easy: prices lowest everything possibié done to please and satisty the customer. ARTNER WANTED WITH SMALL CAPI- tai o fuvest. 83 SIxth s., room 18 NG-HOUSE; WILL SELL 3 Sixth st room 18. 16 RO0M Lo cheap: inguire RESTAURANT FOR SALE; GOOD PLACE for man and wife: cheap. pply 324 Larcin. ONA FIDE REDUCTION IN PRICES— aines. Knabe, Bush & Gerts and others: sec- d planos from $106 up. W. C. HAMIL- . successor to A. L. Bancroft & Co., 224 rost. TON UR BENT CONTRACT PLAN ENABLES every family to have a fine new plano, SHEH~ MAY, CLAY & CO.. Kearny and Sutter sts. VW AMIED—PARTNER IN FIL.E PAYING Lusiness Purticulars 539 California st. 1 BUTCHRR-SH P. FINE LOCATIO cheap sent; inves igate. Call 45 Third FOR, ALE-AN ELEGANT TWO-CHAIR barber-shop: near Market: & ceal bargaln; only $60; good resson for seiling. 12 Ha,es at. ARTNER WANTED TO JOIN ME IN PUR- cbase of a splendid business. in the line of which I've had long experience, and know :ie opening in question to be exceptionaily good: re- quires only $750 for hait interest, of which $350 may be pai: from the business if so desired, whicn wltnduoyer atien jon hou d easily clear $3000 to $5000 a year: present owner has ma:e a fortune in Jast few years. but must hereatter devote undi- vided attention to other in erests: duties would be principally office work: this proposition is posi- tively all right and I mean business, so none but principals, naming time uod_place for personal in- ierview, need auply. Address OPPOLTUNE, vox 64, Call'Oftice, clty. . EARN PARTICULARS OF PARTNERSHIP opening in thorouchly esiablishea and very extensive busines: actually worth ten times the $400 required. Particulars of N.D. SICKELS, ©20 Markei st ESTAU ANT AND C FFEE SALOON depot; $175. DECKER. 1020 Market st. KOSPEROUS ~REFUBLICAN WEEKLY newspaper: golden opportunity: easy terms; owner leaving. ddress .., box 81, this office. QTATIONERY-STORE—OLD, GOOD-PAYING =) pluce; nice for woman to make a good living. Inquire Cal: Office. RAND CHANCE FOR RFSTAURANT man—Flirst-class oyster and chop house for sale: worth $800: will seil for $300; owner leay- iug the city; call and see I.. 216 Sixth st $l0 OLD-iSTABLISHE D SALOON, + with 6 iiving-rooms. Inquire 911 Fol! PP, som st. (‘:\.\DY. ICECREAM AND SCHOOL SUP- / plies for saie: near school: 4 sunny llving- rooms and batii; reasonable. Apply Cali Office. J(OR SALE CHEAP—A PAYING PRODUCE- store on Fifth street. Cail 427 Froat st. W ASTED—t0 RENT OR_EXCHANGE Onx[ioperty for paper route P. O. box 204, akland. J EAT IRISH GIRL TO WAIT ON TABLE, $15. MISS CULLE -, 323 Sutter st. VOUNG IRISH NURSEGIRL, §10. MIss CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. 7OUNG COORED WOMAN DESIRES WORK by the day washing, ironing: in good thorough housecleaner: references. Address 113014 Pacific. JOMAN WAN .S FINE HAND-SEWING TO doat bom>. MRS M., 1590 Fifteenth st. £ L1 - RECOMMENDED NORWFGIAN girl wishes position to do general housework. Apply 1504 Frankiin st. IDDLE-AGED GERMAN WOMAN WISHES situation as housekeeper. Address H., box 14, Call Ofiice. OUSEWORK WANTED BY MIDDLE-AGED woman; s good cook :wages $15. 911 Howard. AUNDRESS, $:0; COOK, housc, $80. 'MISS CULLE -, Sutter st. ERMAN OR FRENCH GOVERNES-, $5, MI~S CULLEX, 323 Sutter st. 1RL, SUTTER ST. #15; GIRL LOMBARD $15: girl, Fillmore, $15: girl, Twenty-third st., $15. girl, Mcallisier. $15: giri, Broderick, $ 5; girl, Gough st., $15; girl, Webster, $15; girl, Gold- en " aie ave., $15: girl, Geary st., $18: giri, Was- ington st., $16: gir., Haight st., $16; second girl, $15: glrl, Livermore, $15; girl, Gliroy, 815 4 housekeepers; x1 young girs, $8, 810 and $12 assist eic’ nice famiiles: 20 German, 4 Davish girls. MARTIN'S 749 BOARDING- OMPETENT WOMAN WANTS WORK BY the d ay washing, ironing, geversl housework. 85314 Minn: bet. Fourth and Fifth: in r. (QUMPETENT WOMAN WANTS WORK BY J the day washicg, iromnz or Lousecleaning. (G 'RL, LOMBARD SI., £20: GIRL SUTTER X st 825: housekeeper, $16; girl, Goerrero st., $18: girl, Berceley, Cal.. §20: gir', Geary st., $20: girl, Gough si., 818; girl, Alameda. Cal., £20: uir . Seoit at., $20:" girl, Gough st., $26; girl, Webster st.. 820: " girl, Santa Barbara, $25. see_purty here; sirl, Fillmore st., $30. MAKTIN'S, 748 Markei. Apply 411 Polk st. VY 1IDOW FROM S£W YORK WO LD LIKE B po-ftion as typewrlier. Call 157 Neveuth sk, room 10, second fioor. VW ANTED—POSITION AS HOUSEKEEPER by widow with best of references: country preferred. A. B., 1568 Fifth st., Oakland. Y OUNG GIRI, 14 YEARS, WANTS TO HELP around hous and 10 take care of bavy. 2 Alice SITION AS HOUSEKEEPER FOR CAMP cooking by a respeciable young Woman: good ©00k and housekerper. Call from 9 A. M. 105 P, M. 126 Fourth st., .oom 2. 3 WAITRE SKS, 85 A Wi EK: WAITKESS, $25 and room out; 2 waire ses, $20 and room waiiress, $18 and room: waiiress, $6 8 week. oha . bermald aod wait some, $18 und room; cook, 825 and room: hesd wairess, $23 &nd roum. MAKTIN'S, 749 Market st. 5 MOKE WAITRES:kcx, $20. 5 HOUKS' work: see parly 3 P. M.; o Sunday work. MARTIN'S, 749 Market st. (COLOBED GIki; PINE ST TIN'S, 749 Market st. N GIRL: GOUGH ST.; $25. MAR- , 749 Mariet st 815. MAR- RESPECTABLE MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN desires place to do cooking or light house- work; small wages. 28434 Tehama st. TWO SCANDINAVIAN | GIKLS DrSIRE places to do general houseviork. 318 Brannan st Zear. 4 FAMILY COOK: GERMAN STYLE; MARTIN'S, 749 Macke: st. U ESTAJRS GIRL, 820: COOK, 830; HOUSE- Dacirh 31 family, $25: German nursesirl, $20 ousegirl. xame place, $35: waiiress; coun housegirh, $20. 3R~ NOKTON, 515 Sutier #30. 1 MEKCHANT TAL O CUITER: BIG salary to proper man. APy tv C.C, box 96, thls office. RS. C.J. MFYER, CIR. TO-NIGHT. TUES,, iVl Wed. and Fri, 2 P M.: 10c: trance cir., Mon. & Fri. eve., 2. c; siuiings daily. 326 McA lister st. “Y'A — AN APPRENTICE ON CUSTOM coats; steady piace. 966 Folsom st. ANTED—BAKTENDER FOR COUNTRY. Inquire 1111 Mission st. LD MaN Ok BOY TO WORK AROUND hotel; small wages. 419 Braunau st. WANEED-DISHWASHEK. 560 HOWARD st, Ger uan Hotel. (, ERMAN BOY, AGE_16 FOR GROCERY; 2 refereaces. 0., box 17, Call. JGXPERIENCED CLEFK FOR LODGING- Bbouse. Lindell House, Sixth and Howara. ECHANIC WANTED TO BUY CYCLERY gun and bicycle repair-shop for $i50: good buiness for Ift 40mi o Lrice: in the county-seat town: from big city. A. M., box §7. tnis office. MELE osvas SPIRITUAL TRANCE MEDL- wm: lite readings, love off irs, business inveat. ments,min1ng speculations a specially. 838 Mission EDNA WALLA(E, \THE ORIGINALY ME- dlum and magnetic healer. 86534 Market st., room 10. A%, 997 MARKET *T. TO-NIGHT: TESTS to il names; Mr. Keegan and o_hers. M AE: YPUNG'S TEST CIRULE 10-NTGHT, ALOON FOR SALE. INQUIRE MCLEOD & HATIE, 515 Market st. DMINISIRATOR'S SALE — MUST SELL, JJiancs av immente reductlon for cash or oa ivs.aliments. EATON KSTATE, 735 Market. HY PAY REN® FOR A PIANO WHE. the same monihly payments will purchase one at SHEAMAN, CLAY & CO’S. HE BEST PIANOS OF EVERY GRADE, from Stelnway down, can be found st SHER- MAN, CLAY & CO'S AKGAIN. FINE LARGE UPRIGHT,CHE A P 'SCHMITZ, 16 McAllister,next Hibernia Bank. T SHERMAN, CLAY & CO.’S ONLY WILL you find a stock of new Stelnway planos. ORNUNG'S PIANO; MOST PERFECT; brilliant and powerful tone. 216 Post st. G. BADGER. SOLE ACENT FOR HALLET +& Davisand Francis Bacon planos. 415 Sacta. ANOS SOLD AT SHERMAN, CLAY & COS on very essy payments. YRON MALZY, 3085 PuST ST.—SOHMEER, Newby & Evans Briggs and other planos. UPERIOR VIOLLN H. MULLER. m, S, ZITHERS, OLD & NEW repairer 2 i ham placa. HORSES. 4() HORSES FOR SALE: ALSO WAGONS buggles, carts, harness; Grand Arcade Horss Marker, 827 Sixih st.: suction sales every Weds nesday. SULLIVAN & DOYLE. Auctioneers. 5 HEAD DRIVING AND WORK HORSES; weight 1000 10 1700 ibs. 862 Howard st. LL KINDS OF TUENOUTS TO LET AND lalr‘ ll:lt. M.F. BOYCE'Slivery stavle. 38 12th st HEAD OF HORSES SUITABLLE FOR ANY 500usiness 900 to 1500 pounds. 0id Turk-st. ear stables, 1301 Turk; team of larze young mules. SET NEW AND SECOND-HAND HAK- 500 2ees: Uit kinds: bugey, wazon, carts, suiter & rockawar: 40 cheap borses. 15th ant Valenciv, WAGONS AND CARRIAGES. E\, COFFEE AND SP CE W1\GON: ALSO new and second-hand wagons. 1340 Turk st. JEW ANDSECOND-HAND BAKER, LAUN< dry and milk-wagon: also fine top bugsy and - rockaway. 848 Harrison st. OR SALE—CORNER GROCERY AND BAR: will sell cheap on account of sickness. Apply 1044 Pacific st. $n00 WELL-PAYING BUTCHER.SHOP ‘ on Marketst. Inquire GEORGLE, 553 liforn.a st. FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS. 9(), BANDSOMY, EQUAL TO NEW. &V, latest style White sewing-machine: tachmenta complece; cause, depar.uze. 8124 ert st. (C'§AB-STORE AND LAUSNDRY OFFICE ON ket st.; cheap. Inquire Call Office. NATIUNAL CASH REGISTER CHEAP AT AN ‘meat market. 1105 Mission si. 00D CHANCE TO INVEST IN A PAYING manufacturing business: entirely new. Ad- dress Busiuess, box 57, Call Office. JOR SALE —50-HORSE-FOWER ENGINE and boiler; everything compieie for frst-class steam plani. Address J., box 10, Cail. 10c; 418 Mc .1lister; investigators invited. JTIRST-CLASS SALOON, CHEAP: SALE AC- count of sickness. - Call 119 Olive ave. AND LAUNDRY MACHINES: NEW_AND second-hand; tools supp led, etc. 766 Bryaar LARKIN oT., AT 8 SHARP_MRES. OAK—MRS. KATE HO-KINS:; TEST 111 ERRSE Lile ane others. OR SALE—G i position. RY AND BAR; NO OP- Inquire at Call Office. ME. GWINN, WRIT!NG MEDIUM. Post st.. r0om 9., 13 to 5 o'clock. circle to-night, 25¢; also Thursday night. N 122 UUNG WIDOW WANTS A GENTLEMAN Ppartuer; smail capltal. Room 8, 207 Post st. ARS, BACK BAKS, MIRKOKS, SHOW- b “casés, “counters, linoleum, office furniture store and office furniwre and fixiares. new and second hand. J. NCONAXN, 1017-1019-1021-1025 Mission s.., above Sixh. RIGHT MA \ TO SELL PATENTED NOV- eliy: experience: references. S.. box 116, Call. V. MILLER RETURNED, EUROPEAN- '« American touriseance 8 o'clock;26¢. 535 Post. W ANTED—A GOOD BLOCK BUTCHER. AP- DIy 3318 Mission s:. RS. MAYO ~TEERS, 1131 OAK: CIKCLE Tuesday, 8 p. 3., Thurs,, 2 P. 3. readings §1. ANTED-SUBER INDUSTRIOUS MAN TO ssiat in light indoor business: must be satis- led_with $18 per week and huve $150 cash. Ap- Py 777 Market st., room 7. wAs\TEl)—&TEADY. RELIABLE MAN FOR | posiiion in country: must bave 35 expense money. Call after 10 a. M., 9 Geary, room ¥. RS. H. A. GRIFFIN—CIR. SUN. EVE.; 25c; test mig. Thur. eve.; stgs daliy. 42614 Grove M. FKANUCIS, 1NDEPENDENT SL.TE writer. 118 Haleht st.: hours 9 untll 6 ». s M ES BLLIS MEDIUAG SITTINGS9 TOS, §! circles Tues., Fri. 2r. ., 26c. 233 Valencia AGENTS: MALE Ok FEMALE: CITY OR country: $3 per day eay: samples by mail 12¢. S M &C0, 810 *an Pablo ave, Oskiand. WANTED—CANVASSERS IN THE CITY aud State to sell lots in the cily of Stockton; liveral commission: Jots will sell readily. Address ., bOX 148, this office. J. WHITNEY. CLAIRVOYANT, trance test wedium & :ife reader. 218 Stockton HYPNOTISM. A A A A A A A A A A AN AN H YENOTISM SCIENTIFICALLY TAUGHT: success grid. Hvpnotic MesmericIns,8 O Farreil TYLISH AND DURABLE CALF SHOES Saes order, $2 60, 969 Howard, nr. Sixth. ptharomer ke o ot o s e i ING FU; D ROOMS; 15c A NIGH! S 7.‘:? RNISHED eck. Lindell House, Sixth and Howard. STORAGE. e R AR A A A A St REDUCHD RATES, FURNITUKE, PIANOS, household goods, etc. J. M. PIERCE, 735 Mkt FIBST MOKTGAGE, 1200, 10 PhE CENT, on firsi-class properiv, for sa.e_at adiscount; mortgage due. Address H. C. H, 320 Minna st JOR SA Lk—DINING-KOOM; ESTABLISHED trade of 35 boarders; cenirdl location: reng boarded out. A ddress P. T., box 47, Cail Office. NE OF THE BEST MILK ROUTES IN ALA- meda County for sale; run by present owner for 12 years: sickness cause of seilng. Addre.s A. T"NEWI'H, box 1140, Alameds, of at ranch at Fltchbarg. Q5D MISSION — SUBSCRIPTIONS AND want ads taken for THE CALL. ATEST CAK FENDKR PATENT: BEST IN vention. Apply 523 Golden Gaie ave. (Q'Iy KOUTE FOR SALL APPLY THIS oftice. NIMATOSCOPE—PROJECTING LIVING pictures. Animatoscope, 833 Mrkt., 7th floor. NEWSPAPER ROUTE 15 INTERIOR CITY {his ioue 10 £aa Francisca. For panicuiars apply ice, FursT RE 8-RO\M MODER « FLAT; aLL, new. Call 1 o 4, 488 Pine st. VEW ELMWO.D RANGES ARK THE BEST. 4N W. & RAY MFG. CO, 1¥ California st. BUILERS ENGINES, :D-HAN L MACHINERY water-pipes. Mclntosn & Wolpman, 157 Beata, ARS, SCALES. MIRRORS, FRENGH ranges, etc., bouzht, sold. M EK, 1118 Misston, OFFEE MILL SCALES, LETTER PRES stand desk, money tli, safe: cheap. 102 Cia, 1, ARS SHOWCASES COUNTERS, SHELV +ing, etc., Lought and sold. 1063 Mission, nr. 7tml, N SMALL MEDIUM AND LAKGE-SIZE fire and burglar proof sate 109-111 S ecp il HOTELS, ROOKLYN HOTEL, 208912 BUSH 57, Bron i rooms a4 ber dag: 4510 813 Fer week; choice 1ooms 50 cents to $1- cio 100ms for family $1 10 81 50 per nighe: frst-ciass service; mree coach. CHARLES MONTGOMEKY A