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/ THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3, 1897. 12 -_ WANTS THE REAL ESTATE DIVIDED Mrs. Florence Hinckiey Asks Judge Seaweil to Decide. Interests o Attorney Hart, Gar- ar, Bualt, Bishop, Foote and Kowal'sky “Grandma” Perry's Demand for Ex- tra Comp:us-tion Wili Be Ob- stinately Contested. The suit of Mrs, Florence Biythe-Hinck- ley against the lawyers and others en- gared and interested in the Blythe es ate litigation has been assizned to Judge Seawell of the Superior Court for trial. It is intended by this action to determine the rights of the different parties tnat bave figured in the case. Briefly stated, Mrs. Hinckley seeks to have a settiement of the claims held by others against the $4,000,000 estate which she inherited from her father, Thomas H. Blythe. That it is in some degree a friendly suit is apparent from the fact that her attorneys are W. H. H. Hartand Ayiett R. Colton, while W. H. H. Hart is the first defendant named in the com- plaint. Following is the list of defend- ant William H. H. Hart, Thomas I. Bergin, Kate C. Byrie (tormerly Kate C. Perry), Jonn E. B. Wuid on, L Byrne, Levi Kow P. Dréxicr, A. Fusenot, Samuel G. Murphy, Solomon Ephraim, He Monr, Lill KO- walsky, E. H. Kowalsky, Ida J. Philiips, Mitchell Fhillips, Hepbura Wilkins, Daniel ‘Wilson, Henry J. Laug, Henry 1. Kowalsk John D. Works, J. Boas, Joseph E. Snei Vermiel, J. L. Vermiel as assignee estate of ifus Schulken, an in debtor, Charies J. Armbruster, Wiilia Feehan, James D. Brrnes, John ( ber, Jo! H. Boait, Thomas B. Bishop, W. W. Foote, John D. Eaton, Emma Joseph, fott McAllis- ter Marion Wagner (in dually &s ruse tees), Henry L. Wagner, Edith Mc 1 r New- 1ands, Franci ands, Hall Meallister, | Eva McAll e E. Bates, W. F. Goad, Carol h A. Rodgers, Ar- aael Cochrane, Rotert W. Johnson thar R Richard Kiusella and (doing busivess under the firm name of Kin- sella & Johnson), Siegmund Wollberg, D. A. Curtin, W. S. Morgan, L. L Fish, J. F. Clarke, 3 ng ( of ihe California rancisco), T. K. of said bank), Harry N. m Herzog, Isaac Strassburger and McGown, Quite a number of the defendants here- in numed are creditors of Attorney Hart. having loaned him money in different sums, the payment of which was secured by liens on Mr. Hart’s gne-eighth interest in the estate. The creditors are: Louis P. Drexler, $60.000; George E. Bates, 22,500; L. I Fish, 8665 11; Caroline A. 1,000; Ehzabeth 'A. Rodgers, Towne, To Messrs. Garber, Boalt, Bishop and Foote Mrs. Hinckley has already trans- ferred one-fiitieth each of the properiy known as the Blythe block, and she does not dispute their title in this regard. Emma Joseph holds a mortzage on the property for $49,000, Thomas I. Bergin has claims amounting to $66,179 5¢ and John D. Eaton demands $25,000 he claims of the iate Hall McAllister and of his representatives, as well as the claims of Thomas I. Berwin, are resisted by Mrs. Hinckley on the ground that when sbe signed the contracts to pay them 714 per cent of all property awarded to her she wasyoung and inexperienced, and was led by her guardian to believe that she was legally oblized to do so; fur.her, that she had no independent advice in regard to the same. She alleges that McAliister and Bergin faied to perform the services they agreed to periorm, and she objects to paving their claim. | Touching the compensation for her guardians, the late James Crisp Perry ana Kaie C: Perry (now Mrs. Byrne), it 1s ad- mitted by Mrs. Hinckley that sie agreed to pay them 10 per cent of all properiy recovered by hLer, and she insists that this thall e considered in tull for all the ser- vices of ber guardians. She savs she has paid Mrs. Byrne (formeriy Mrs. Perry) $19,450. Several of the defendants named pre- tend to ho!d interests in the Bivthe estate obtained under and throngh Mrs. Byrne. Mr. Perry was her grandfather and Mrs. Perry was her grandfather's second wife, Mre. Hinckley says that when she signed the second contract agreeing to pay Mrs. Perry-Byrne additional compensation she did so under a misapprehension of her rights. She thinks the original 10 per eent is encugh for Mrs. Byrne. Mrs. Hinckley admits that on Maren 8, 1892, Henry L Kowalsky obtained from ber a writing by which she agreed to transfer to him 2 per cent or one-fiiteieth of all property recovered by her from the esiate of Thomas H. Blythe. Since then she has paid him $8165 95 and has accepted an order from him in favor of Joseph E Shaw for $2750. She has also received notice that Mr. Kowalsky has transforred 10 per cent of his ore-fiftieth shareto J. H. Mahoney. There are otlier creditors of Mr. Kowalsky wio are included in the list of defendants in order that theirrights may be adjudicated. The interest of W. F. Goad in the mat- ter is represented by a loan of $10.000 to Mr. Hart. The claim oi George P. Goff she repudiates altogether. In conclusion, Mrs. Hinckley represents 1o the court that the real estate sought to be partitioned is susceptible of being di- vided and partitioned to the persons who own interests therein, and she asks for an order of court making such partition in such a manner that the share to which she is entitled shall be set apart in one body. An early hearing of the suit will be asked for by Mrs. Hinckley and all others interested in the matter. Only four con- tested claims appear in the record, and it is thouzht that a decision may be reached in regard to the nndisputed ciaims, and a division of a portion of the Biythe biock | will be effected as to such claimants. The other matiers will be left for subsequent Iitigation. FRATERNAL EVENTS. First Entertainment of Mission Chap- ter, 0. E. 8. —The Progressive Guild’s Anniversary in Golden Gate Hall, Nearly three hugdred ladies and gentlemen were in Mission Music Hall at Twenty-first and Howard streets last night to enjoy the first en- tertainment given by Mission Chspter, U. D., of the Order of the Easiern Star. which was in- stituted on the 19th of last December. The entertainment off-red embraced some novel features that offered a great deal of amuse- ment, and shows that the new chapter is of the progressive kind, and thorougbly up to date. The affair reflected great credit on Jobn A. Wilson, Mary G. Foster and Jumes W. Key- ston, the commitiee of arrangements. The first number was an iustrumental solo. ‘This was followed by an origina! sketch, enti- tied “The Counter Movement.” in which the following named took pert:_ James A. Wilson, Henry L. McKnew, James W. Keyston, P. W tickie, Ricuard 8. Allen, H. R. spaulding, Jobn H. Ponder, W. C. Ordway, Andrew Car tsnsen, Adem Beck, Wiliiam McPhun, James Parmelee and Dr. D. Brandley Piymire. Tne scene was a ¢ ubroom, in which the gentlemen numed dropped in one by one to puss away the time, because their wives had gone to oue chapter «r another, and es esch eniercd he son, read a skit which was an admirablo take- off 'on_the organization of Mission Chepter, and while the committee was preparing the constitution of the new club Mr. Wilson intro- duced the talent. The Mission Chapter quartet, A. Christensen, J. A. Wilson, Dr. Flymire and James Parma- lee. T 'ndered “Way Down Upon the Swanee River” with more discord than was ever heard irom any four voices; S:m Booth sang *“Locked Out” with his usual bumor; Mrs. Lida Hickok ve a recitation; Miss Mabe ie Holbrook gave c violin svio; Mrs. McCrriney sweetly sang “Teil Her Thet 1 Love Her S0”; Miss Cordie Wetjen,a charming whistler, gave an exiiibition of her abilily; the Mission Lodge quartet, J. R. Ogilvie, J. C. Kinnie. J. H. ronder'and R. F. Meinne. gave selections; and the San Francisco Mandolin orchestrs gave several selections. The floor was then cleared for dancing, which was kept up until midnight. Theré were present several of the grand oficers and members of chspters in this City and in Oak- laig. Afier the programme had been concluded James A. W lsow, who ha: acied as master of cercmonies, was, in rec gnition of his excei- lent work, presented w.ih a handsome bouquet of flowers cut out of tur .1ps, onions and potas toes in a basket of doughnuis. The officers of the new chapter are: Mary Laug Fa:mer, worthy matr n; Henry Chase Bunker. worthy patron; Virginia Fischer, as- sociate matro: ; Mary Garton Foster, secretary ; Sarah Maria Flack, treasurer: Louise Ponder, conductres: Ellcn Wilson, assoCiate cou- ductress; Bertha Hermann, Ada; Matte Me- Poun, Ruth; Gertrude Taber, Esther; Lu- zerne' Smith, Martha; Gerirude Woife, elector; Lizzie Plymre, waider; Charies Git- sham, sentin Adam Beck, chaplain; ice Hickie, marshal; Hattie Christensen, organist. Endowment Guild Party. There wes & large ettendance—nearly 500— at the first anniversary entertsiument and ball given by San Francisco Chapter of the Progressive Endowment Guild of America in Golden Gete Hall. The hall was decorated with exquisite taste, aud the programme pre- seated was one of unusual excelience. After an overture, M. T. Moses in a_brief address in- formed the many stragers what the guild is, aiter which the fo.lowing numvers were pre scntea: Sclections, Proiessor M. Kolaader's maudolin, guitar and. banjo orchesira of twenty pleces; voeal selee ions, Miss Caroline Suindler, orchestra sccompanimen:; humor- ous specialties, Professor Cyrus B. Newton; tenor solo, selécted, J. C. Fiood; dialect spe- c'alties, George W. Calver:; contraito solo, “Resolution” (Lassen), M 8s Ida Havorley, Mr. Duewe, accompauist. These were all weil re- ceived. Then jollowed dancing, in which many couples took part. The event was an exceed- ingly pieasant one, and will long be remem- bered by ali who were present. The following commiitees hud charge of tue affair: Fioor mauager, M.S. Feinberg; floor committee—Henry Hufschmidt, D: P Lekevre, Joun F. Eggert, Dr. A.T. Dy C. Read, J. E. Munn, Dr. A. E. Pheiau; recep- tion committee—W. H. Thompson, B. A. Meyer, M. T. Moses, Walter White, Fred Bauer, W.J. Sharp, W. L. Cowles, C. H. Babeuek, J. T. Miller, M. L. Hopkins, Al'en J.Fu- lerton, C. w. Gould, E. W. Hill, W.'s. Lewis, H. N.'Nutter, A. H. Lynn, J. H.Barley, F. Fe: ter, Charies F. s:rong, A.T. Hammerson, M. G. McChnton, J. E. D.len, J. R. wear, F Medine, R. W. McGervie, E. B. Peppin, H. M. Burger, F. 8. Miuard, L. J. Tay.or, John R. McCrodan, H. R. Lewis, J. G. Grannis, D. 5. stanley, A. W. Hubbard, J. W. Hoag, C. D. Mc- Nillan, George Searl FIRST-AVENUE BOULEVARD. This Important Thuroughfare Will Be Graded and Bituminized. The Richmond peovle with but few ex- ceptions are delighted over the prospect of getting First avenue, from the military reservation to the Golden Gate Park, paved with bitumen. Itis the h of the residents of this favored section to have this thoroughfare declared a boulevard as soon as it is put in proper cond:tion. To that end there is a petition now before the Bupervisors to lop off three feet from each of the side- walks, which wiil be added to the width of the street, thereby leaving the walks seventeen feet wide, which is considered amuole for present and iuture use. This besutiful boulevard will, when compiete, make a continuous driveway not only from the Presidio, but the en- tire northern district, to and through the park. In aadition to this boon the south- ern boulevard on Seventh avenue, which has been graded by Captain John Tuttle as far as M street, will lead direct to Inglesice race course. A portion of this avenue stiil remains to be graded, but from present calcu.ations this work will soon be done, as it is contemplated to put the unemployed men who now desire work on the job. The opposition of a few of the property- owners to the impreving of First avenue Las been overcome by the urgent neces- sity of repairing this, oneof the most important outlets to the R.ctmond. The Presidio Heights Improvement Club has been urging the grading and paving of First avenune for a number of years, but the last Board of Supervisors turned a deaf ear to its wishes in tnat di- rection. But now the members of the club, together with the Point Lobos Ciub, congratulate themselves on getting what they have been contending for. ———————— Embezzlor Mctioy Goes E Charles B. McCloy, who gave himself up to the police some day s ago as an embezzler from | Bay City, Mich., left last night for the scene of his crime in custody of Deputy United States Marshal Moflit, McCloy wiil be tried in the United States Distriet Court for Easte Michigan. The Second National Bank of Bay City, from which McCloy admits he stole $8000, will be the prosecuior. SAN FRANCISCO *CALL." BUSINFESS OFFICE of the San Franclaco CAzt~ 710 Market sireet, open until 12 o'clock every BDight in the year. BRANCH OFFICES—527 Montgomery street, ccrner Clay: open unttl 9:30 o'clock. £29 Haves street, open until 9:30 o'clock. 615 Larkin street, open until 9:80 o'clock. EW. corner Sixteentls and aission stroets, open ool o'clock. 2018 Mission street, open until 9 oclock. 187 Ninth street, open until 9:30 o'clock. 1805 Polk street: open until 9:30. NOTICE OF MEETINGS. PAST ~MASTERS' ASSOCIA- tion of California—The officers and member« are requestel t0_mect at the Ma~ sonic Tempie THIS DAY (\Wednesiay), March 3, 1897, at 1 o'cloc< P. M.. to attend the fu neral services’ of our late brother rast Master ROBERT BRIGHT. By order of the President. L. SCHUMACHER, Secretary. HERMANN L DGE NO. 127 F. and A. M.—Celled meetinz THIS DAY (Wedresa: March 3. 1897. At Masonic Temple. for th- funeral of our late brother, FRANK ANTOIN LUX. By order of the W. M. L'SCHUMACHER, Secretary. B GVLDEY UATE 1ODG : KO, 30, F.and A. M — tlicers and memhrnA are reguesied 10 meet st the Temple THIS (WEDNESDAY) AFIERNOON, March 3, at 12:30 o'clock toconduct the faneral of our late r, ROBERT B/ GH' GEO. J. HOBE, Secretary. MISSION LODGE NO. 169, F. and A. M.—Stated meeting and 3d degree THIS * (WEDNESDAY) EVEN- ING, at 7:80 o'clock. C. D. BUNKER, Secretary, £ C)LIFORNIA COUNCILNO, 2. & and S M. will meet THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVEXNING, March 3, at 8 o'cieek, for business and degrees. By or- deroftheT. L M. FRANKLIN H. DAY, Recorder. MEETING NOTICES—Continued. SITUATIONS WANTED-Continnad, RFLP WANTED—Continnen. —~ SPRCIAL NOTICE—A SPECIAL scs.don o Golden Gate Encamp- ment No. 1, I 0. O. F., will be held in En: campment Hall on 111IS WFDNESDA Y, March 3, xt 12:30 p. M, to attend the funeral of Brother KUBEKT BRIGHT. 5 H. C. GEORGE, *éribe. TEMPLAR REBEKAH Lodge o 19, i, 0. 0. F.—m = Officers and members are requested to AT Wien. A o sss-mule aL Masonic Te NOSDAY March 3, at a tend the funerai of our late 'brother, BRIGHT. MARY A. PEACIL N. G. TILLTE C. WINTERSTELN, Sec. I EXPERIENCED HOUSEKEEPER (W1DOW) wisbes position as hou ekeeper; would take charg: of lougl g-house: city or country: cal 12 105 cali. MR>. M., 419 Tuird st. TOUNG LNGLISH GiRL WANTS TO DO 11 ht chamber work ani sewins in nice fam- ily. or 100k after chil:i our of arms in exchange for 0ard aud room: splendid references. Address X. Y. C., box 80. this office. OVERNES .~ AND SKAMSTRESS: GER- ¥ man-American lady; tborough teachcr of ! n<- lish, German and music: hichest reference :; coun- Uy ioun preferred. Address £. W., 2626 Mission st., call 1. W AITRESS AND PARLOR MID, 820; 3 cooks, German style, $25; German nurse. $25: restaurant waitress. §25, aida iarge numberof girls 1o iill our numerous situatinus in city and country. J. F. CRUSELT & CO.. 316 Sutt-r st. 1009 GERMAN (OOK, $25, FRANKLIN T si.:cook and laundress, 325, =ood German (05<_and wash, ave.: swedish girl, §22 50; 8 ~wedish or German giris, £20: 8 voung zirls, $15. German 0ok, $25, Clay st. Employment Ottice, 506 Mason st. W ANTED—GIRL AGED 15 OR 16 TO HEI P with babv and light h usework for 2: wazes 86: s cep home. Cail 1719 Sacramen:o pr. Polx. 3. IV EBLKAH LODGE No. .61, L O. Office:s 2% and_members “re requested to mert X3 in Memorial Hall WEOSESDAY, 7/ March 8, at 1:30 P M. 0 astend the funersl cf ourlate brother, J. J. FENTON. 3 MALA E. BRIGGS, K. G, HATTIE M. FENY, | ecording Secretar, lu,\N AND WIFE, JUST ARRIVED FROM Paris, wiih situation 1n_same famil to atiend interior, mun t0cook; <ood refereices. Address MIt JULI\N, 625 Pacific st UBSCRIPITONS AND WANT ADS FORTHE CALL (aken at branca ofiice, 539 Huyes st; open untt 9:3) o'clock. 0. 0. F.— Initiation TiiTS (WEDNESDAY) £VENING, Ma:ch 3. Al members are requested to be MOR-E LODG . NO. 257 1. ‘4:;;“\6%‘ presen.. Visito:s cordiully lnvited, C. BEIND, Rec. Sec. (. H. CARLSON, N. G. —= CALIFORNIA LOUGE NO. g 1,1 0.0, F.—Oficers and mern- S0 5. S birs meet fn Memorial Hall, 2> = WED\RSDAY, Morch 8, at 1:3) /0N . M. to utiend the fun-ral of our iae bro her, J. J.FENTON, G. W. DAYWALT, N. G. C. K. PosT, R. S. THE EEGULIR MEETING OF THE Bricklay s’ Association will be hed at B'oal Bith lall, 121 Eddy st, THIS SUAY) . 'VEN.NG. March 3, at 8 o'clock. Business of creat imporiance. ED. J. BRAND: N, President. G ABRAHAM LINCOLN COUNCIL NO. 2, Jr. O, U. A. M.—M\eeting on THURS- DAY EVENING to r ceive the >tate touncil delegates, also the uniform rank of Alameda County, at hail, 11 Eday st THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE stockhoiders of the Marin County Wuter Company will be held at_the cflice of the com- puny, 408 Californin street San Francisco, o0 WICDNESDAY, the 34 day of March, 1897, atthe hour of 12 0'clock M., for the election of (rustees for the ensuing year and for the transaction of such other business as may come before the mect- ing. A. DALTO . HAKRISON, Secretary. SPECIAL NOTICES. 7@ WALL PAPER FRE ; NO CHARGE for {t: painting, paj er-nang ng, etc., by men artists in the line. MERIGAN, 1302 Webster st. PAIN G, PAPERHANGING DONE; estimates on work given, by day or con- C. HATIER, 563 Mission'st. tract. W ANE ADS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE CALL are taken . Branch Uflice, sonth- west corner ~ixteenth and Mission s & MERICAN LANY WANTS POSITION AS Companion ani nurge wih invalid; medical refercnces. 1530 Eddy st, near Steiner (after- noons). TOUNG WIDOW WANTS A PLACE AS ogsekecper; city or couatey. 13 Post st room 2. e il W INCHESTER BOUSE, 48 THIRD ST Nit. Mar~et: 200 rooms <Bc ‘0 8150 per nizh $150 to §6 per week; conventent and respectabls 1ree bus and bacgage 10 and {rom Lke ferry. LARKIN- CAlL: sutscrinilons an BRANCH OFFICK OF THE want ad« taken, W COR. BIXTE NEAR MIS- n: brazch officy Cari Sub- riptions and wrnt ads taken. W ANITED=GIL:L FOR GENERAL HOU work: mus understani cooking: German or Swedlsh referrrd: wages $0. 718 0'Farrell st. IRLGENERALHO.SEWOKK AND A SIST cocking: German preferred. 1523 W eister. 1 IRL FOR RAL HOUSEWORK. AP- ply 2825 Jichson st.; smal’ family. (GIRLITTO 18 NEALS To TAKE CARE OF chila: 7°91% rranklin st. JIRIST0 FOLD PAPERS. TOWN Eilis st. W ANTED—FIRST-CL: 85 or. 8 Gran: ave., npstalrs. FANTS-CINISH- W AMTED — GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK IN smal family. Applv A. B, box 64, Cuil. FIBST-CLASS TAILORESS WA STED—_MUST be good buttonhole-maker. 504 Suiter st. JERMAN GI‘L FOR GHANERAL HOUSE- work, $15. 1803 Devisadero st.,cor. Bush. (90D YUUNG WAITRESS WANTED. A early in moraing. 108 Second st. CALL IRL TO DO D WNSTAIR® WORK AND cooking; wages $15. Apply 740 Castro st. SITUATIONS WANTED MALE. "HINESE AND JAPANESE , T-moved 10 6144 Califor- ‘lel. main 231 HINESK AND JAPANESS EMPL office: best help. 41ily O'Farrell. T APANESE 1N LiiGLNUE AGENCY. R 90.St. Ann’s bl'g, 6 Eddy st.: tel .ain 5234 HINESE & J3 kAN SE; E 0 Y A RS: ‘helpitel. main 1997. BRAULEY & C..640 Clay SAM KEE—~CHINESE AND JAPEN kS EM- ployment oflice. 51134 Bushst., r. Grant ave. UNTER & CO., employment offi nia st., vear Kearny EMPERATE MAN OF 80, FIRS LASS painter and paper-hanger, handy with tools, un- derstands care of horses and cows and gencral Work on private piace and hotel: Al refer-uce; will work Very cheap. Painter, box 131, Call. BAD TENANIS EJECTED FOR #4: collectons made: city or country. Paclic Collection Co., 415 Moutgy st., room 6; tel. b550. DR. BAZ-T REMOVE Jan Luilding to 908 Ceary st. D FROM PHE- 1ol East 357, SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE. ]N GMBER OF GIRL. ALL NATIONALITIES, awaliin. situations at MRS. HIRD'S Employ- ment Uffice, 721 Fllis st. IERMAN EMPLOYMENT _OFFICE, 8306 T Mason st., tolephone main 5332 furiishes re- lizble heip of +1: nat onalities. Y OUNG LADY, FORMERLY IN GO)D CIR- cumstances, desir.s lucrative position as hous,- Kkeeper or wildo centiemen’s meniin . 1.0 st.. room 17, second foos; call afier 12.5 M DPLE-AGED WOMAN, FROM THE COUN- try, would like position 10 do housework; wages $20 or 825 Call or address Y. W. C. A., 221 O'Farrell 8., city. DOSIIIUN WANTED AS WORKING HOUSE- keeper; good cook and Iaundress: 2 vears’ ref- erence from last place: city or counirs. 33i7 Twenty-sixth st., near Mission. WEDISH GIRL WANTS SITUATION TO DO generai housework for Amerlcan or Jewish famil ; good Inurdress: best citv references; wages §25. 1170 Market st., room 0. fourca floor, G'RL WISHES SITUATION AT SLCOND X work: Do objection (o oue child: wazes $12 to $15. Apply 11 Juri st., near Twenty-fifth and San Jose ave. QWEDISH WOMAN WANTS WASHING OR ) hon ecleaning; is good ianndress works by the day or week and any kind of housework. Adiress or cal $40 Third st. TOUNG WIDOW, RECENTLY FROM THE East, wants a pace as housekeeper in hotel or bachelor’s home preferred; ciiy oF country. Koom 4 Geary st. Y CTABLE GEKMAN GIRL TO sssist or dogeneral housework in smail fumi y: reference given; Westera Addition preferred. Ap- piy 1712 Eddy st., avove grocery. RESSMAKER, KIRST-UCLASS, BiST REF- Jerences, pertect filter, formerly with Clty of Parls, wishes work by tho day: terms $1 50. Call or sddress 120514 Devisadero st. OME WANTED — FIKST-CLASS DRESS. maker, by refinec giri. 20 years old: s good seamstress. Address Dressmaser, box 71, Cal MFRICAN WOM.N WANIS WORK BY the day washirg, ironing. housecleaning; $1 & and carfore. Address 7.1 Folsom st. YouNe, eixn WISHES SITUATION TO mind children: good home; small wages. Ap- ply 1301 IKL WANTS POSITION AS WATIRESS OR n1gomery st. chambermaid; b:su of reference. 109 Fifih st., room 12. O~ITION BY YO! LADY TO TAKE charge of camp coo ing: firstcl ss house- keeper. 201 Poweil st., ccr O'Farre.l, room 6. (CourE ENGLISH AND FRENCH ook understands ail kinds of entrees; best of Address 325 Su:ter. WO LADIES FROM THE COUNTRY WISH gen'lemen’s sewing anl mending. 139 Fourth i., rooms 7 and 8. YOU, .G WONAN WISHES A PLACE AS housekeeper for widower. Call or sddress Housekeeper, 5841 Eighteenth st., bear Sanchez. WO FINN GIRLS WISH SITUATIONS TO do_general housework. Please call 82733 1vy ave. ‘ T ANTED—SEWING ORCOPYING. 426 OAK atrect. Teferences: city or ¢ uutry. VW ORE BY THE DAY WANTED BY EXPE- rienced laundress and housecteaner. 3151y S:ockion st RESSMAKER — FIRST-CLANS FITTER, s yiish draper and designer; thorough dress: maser, by the day. 104 urovest. REEINED YOUNG LADY WISHES SITUA- tion a1 companion aud seamstress: willing worker; gocd home desited. Audress C. F., box 21, Cail Office. NTELLIGENT MIDDLE-AGED W1DOW DE- alres charge of widower's home; wages second- ary: city orcouniry; references. MRS, LAKE, 5 O'Farrell st. ITUATION WANTED BY GOOD WOMAN in first-class family; is & good cock. Call at 1205 Lsguua st. WOULD LIKE rden by contrac., thoroughly uuacrs ands hedges; refereuce given. , Call Office. (GABDENLR, A GEKMAN position 1o’ take car- of day, week or month Dpruning of roses, clippi Address Gardener, box M) HANDY WITH WOOD AND IRON working tools, wishes to make himself useful round sowe large place or in factory: isa koo wood-finisher, grainer and painter. Address J. E., box 149, Ca 1'0flice. (GERMAN. 27, FEXPERIED T tender. waiter, sto: er.om 1ian, Wents posizion, clty or country; moderate wages. Address JUS. RUPPERT, 631 Sacramento si 7OUNG GERMAN WITH 7 YEARS' EX- perience in grocery in Lurope and Cen ral America wants posiuion tending bar. R.T.,box 47, Cail Office. TOUNG EASIERN MAN WANTS POSITION; private place: understaods «ows, liorses, muk- gaiden work around place. O. &, box i flice. 7OUNG MAN, 17 YEARS OLD, DESIRES situation as dishwasher, experienced. Address or cal. 151 Suuner st. JELIABLE MAN WANTS SITUATION AS for-man_on stock, grain or vineyard ranch, or tuking care of huites. Cail 167 Ninth st APANESE, WHO UNDEESTANDS COOK- ing and any kind of work, wants pusition; taiks 5ocd Eugilih. 5. W., 44434 Jessic st. JITUATION WANTED AS SALESMAN OR stockxeeper in clothing deparimen: or gents' FUrniSHINg gOOUs: references funished. W, box 118, « all Ofhice. QITUAZION WANTED BY JAPANESK AS chiet®oox in hoiel; will take charze of dining- room and kitchea; taenty years' exjerience; good references. A. ., box 33, Cail Office. TPHOROUGH GARDENER (GERMAN) DE- sires occupation. can atiend to hor-es, cows and other work; s good home more an object than wages Address Gurdener, 560 howard st. QOKELEPER AND ACCOUNTANT OF EN- Iarged experlence in commercial aud financ Lines dexices sltuation; first-class references. Fi- delity, tox 82, Call. | WASTED —BY ¥k T-CLASS MAN, TO care for horses and ga:den; good driver and milker; best of cl.y references. A. B., box 108, Cail [TUATION WANTED BY ENGLISHMAN a3 coachman Or groom; best of references. ¥27 Second st. MAY AND WIFE JUST AKRIVED FROM Parls wish situations in the same family; wo- man 0 atiend interior: man to covk: good refer- ences. Address MR. JULJEX, 625 Pacific st. MARKET ST.—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CaALL: want ads and subscriptions taken. MONTGOMERY, CC Ei OF CLAY— ,'2- X 2| Upen unti 9:30° ociock: branch office of tbe Call: subseriptions and want ads taken. 339 hax BRANCH OFFICE OF D0dJ Tue becripiions and waut sds taken. MARKET ST.—BRANCH OFFICK OF THE Cavr: want ads and subscriptions taken. Y INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD 8T., Ni Market; 200 rooms: 25¢ to $1 50 per night: £1 60 0 §6 per week; conveulent and respecta bie; {ree bus and bageaze to and from the ferry. FFICK OF THE CALL, 167 NINTH and subscriptions taken. RANCH stm W FEMALE HELP WANTED. *ANDINAVIAN LAUNDRESS, $25: CHAM- be. maid and walt. hotel, near city, $16; house- keeper, cit . 815 housekeeper, country, £10: girl for housework, Va'lejo, $15: girl for houseworx, Cakiand, 812:" girl jor honsework, Berkeiey, $15: s’ for housework, city, $15 to $20. C. R. GIRL, JACK- €20; glri, Scoit st.. wirl. Go.den Gate :5; girl, Go 1y st $20; $20; <ir. Fa r Oaks st., $20: girl, Frankilo st, §20. MARTIN'S, 745 Markel st. ERATO! 23 Morris ave. W AN ED—FiR~i-CLASS ¢ AL~ 30 baster on cusiom coats. XPHRIKNCED HANDS TO CO&D UNDER- skirts. = STEUIR, 4161 Ellis st. *1RL OR WOMAN FOR KITCHEN WOR no cooking; sleep home: $2 & week. 3332 Twenty-first '., corner ot Guerrero. W ANIED—10 YOUNG LADIES TO LEARS barber trade: sliop to open May 1. Particu- lars cali 1834 Kighth st S. F. Baroer College. ONEST GIRL 10 ASSIST IN LIGHT housework, 88. 710 Cole st., near the chutes. 7OUNG GIKL ASSIST IN Gis ALHOUSE- work; wages $10. Call 2218 Celifornia s: (IR WANTED FOK GENERAL HOU-E- work: must understand cooking. 45 Libert; 7 OUNG GIRL WANTED TO TAKE CARE of biby and assist in housework. 1002 Golden Gate ave., near aguna st OMPETENT GERMAN GIRL FOR CUOK- )i g and housework. 517 Larkin st PPRENTICES AND FINISHERSWANIED | 01 cusiom coats. 449 Minna st. 7O NG MAN WISUAS TO GET THE AD dress of a lady to do washing. Z., box 15, Call LIVING OUT OF THE CITY DO ] ,ADies 4 1M | o canvassing: | salare: FELP WANTED—Continnad. EN OR WOMEN TO WORK FOR US DAY or avening at thelr homes: pleasant work; " experience unuecessary: we pay inciose stamp for particu'ars. 'S andard Mig. Co., 142 West Twenty-ihird st., New York. ALVATION AKMY LABOR LUREAU. 188 New M. ntzomery st.— Parties desiring reliable help furnish:d at short notice. W ASNIED, YOUR SHOR shoes up to — WE REPATR 9 o'clock every night: those work- ing throush the day can huve iheir sho-s repaired a2 night while you wait; ladies’ oiing, soiing 60c: fine shues mude (0 order from | we have a lo' of shoes been dumaged 1y water at ur'h their va.ue, irom 75 ip Lo ion st , Let. First and Seco d. iess tow) on. $250. 162 Mi QTYLISH AND DURABLE ¢ LF SHOES A nade to order. §2 5): cheapest piace in city for répainng and second-hand ‘hocs 959 Howard st IGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FORFURNE ture, restanrant, saloon fixcires and eiooer stocks. STENBE:G. 632 Market: tel. main 1043: BrST HOUTE 1N CIT $350. 100 per mor account of depa-iure. STIENE $900 glvon. STE! WOOD AND RD: CLEARS $ 00 montuiv; vaue in sight; iral NBEKG & CO,, 632 Market st. 100, SAL . OF MARK . furnished rcoma: Kitchen: st fire stock; hes: locaiion; cheajren: : greats gain ever offercd: own-r b s 0 her lac AL S, LESS, 1052 Market 3 KERY, Livin, LRANCH store: RoR B0, cariery | cated; doiny a profi. b e usiness; a bis ba QEAMEN AND GEUEN HANDS WANTED. 197116 Washl. gion st., bet. Drumn aud Lavis. } IRST-CLASS OPERATORS ON LADIES cloaks ani suits. W. SIMINGFF, 1228 Markel. W ST ADS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE CALL sre taken At Branch ufice, south west corner Nlxteenth und Mission 8is. JUURNEYMES BAR Rl 13 PLOVMENT secreliry JL LKEN Aith 02 Sevenio s JARBERS—FOR EMPLOYMEN I € L )P G Barbers’ Assn. S. FUL L5, 825 Grantave. ARBEKS, TTENTION—§400 WORTH OF turniture, with 2 billiard tables, on account of depariure, §225. Address E. BUS NARDEL, Stan- fora University. Vy ANITEDTOCOLLEETWAGESDUE LABOR- ernddenk.$huxco-lrcuon Agey, 110 Sutter. ECRUITS WANTED FOR THE U. 8. MA- rine Corps, U. & Navy—Abie-bodied unmar- ried men beiween the sges of 1 aid 30 years Who are citizens of the United S.ates, or ihoss who have ieally declared thelr intention 10 be- coms soch: musi be of good character au. habits aud able (o speak, read and write English and be between 5 feet 5 inches and 6 feet in beignt. For further information apply at the Recruiciug Ofiice, 20 kllis st., Sua Francisco, 116 3L37H st THE CaLL taken. VW ASIED—AN UDEA: WHO CAN THINK of some simpie thing to patent? § rotect your ide:s: they may bring you wealth. Wilte JOLN WEDDERRBURN & CO., Dept. L, Patent Atwer- neys. Washington, D. C., tor their $1800 prize offer and new list of 1000 invantions wanted. JLCHO HOUSE, 8631y MARKE I' ST.—EUOMS 20c, 25¢ to 50¢ night: $1 1o $2 weex. 167 OFFICE OF subscription and wan: ads taken. iKY ACME HOUSE, $57 MARKET ST., BE- low Eixts, fora room; :5¢a night: 81 & weex. BESLIN CIIY-SINGLE KOUMS, 15, 20 AND 25 cents per night: $1, $1 25, $1 50 per week. Pacitic House, Commercial und Leidesdorf? sta. 100 JLEX T TAKE LODGING AT 100 18 and 20¢ a night, including coffes ana roils €24 Washington st., near Kearny. 9526 NISION ST.oBRANCIL OFFICE OF 204D THE CaLi; subscriptions sud want ads — BRANCH OFFICE OF subscription and want ads. NISTH ST —BRANCH Tuk Cary; writing at home: 2¢ s.amp rep.y. PROF. J. B MCHIER, 126 Third st 0 0 faken \ " ANTED—LABORERS AND MECHANICY EARN DRESSCUTTING AND MILLINER 10 know that kd Roliin, Keno House proprie- 81 por week; uniimited leisons. paiterns | tor. aulll rons Denver House 217 7Third at: 150 25c. McDoweil Dressmaking School, 103 Post sw. | !Arge rooms; 25¢ per nigh $1 10 83 per week. 61,’ LARKIN—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE OSEDALE, 321 ELLIS ST.—SINGLE FUR- O CaLL: subscriplions and wan: ads. taken. nished rooms, “Uc 10 25¢ night, $1 to $1 50 wk. OST CONVENIENT AND RESPECTABL! Winchester Hous», 44 Third st, near Market: 200 rooms: 25c to B1 50 per night: $1 50 10 85 Pper week: free 'bus and Laggage to and from ferry. JLYSN'S DRESSMAKING AND CUTTING Academy. 14 McAllister st.: 81 a week. MALE HELP WANTED. E. SBLON WANTS 100 MiN T0 KT BOT- . tle beer or wine Sc: best free lunch. 643Clay. W ANTED-SINGLE ROOMS, 150 A DAY: $L week: rooms for 2. 25¢ 2 day. $1 50 & weex; reading-room: daily papers. 6 Clay st. VY INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIXD ST, NR Marke:: 200 rooms, 25¢ a night: reading. room: frea bua and ba-eaze (0 and {rom the terey. © . LE<S, 002 sarkets.. W ANTED—INDUSTRIOUS MAN WiT H Cceplial as pariner in & prodice. fresh, and smoked mea: busluess; cash trade. old s! must tnke charge of recaipts aid booss and work in rtore; preset 0. ner atiend.ug 0 0ut.ds cis- tom: will guaraniee $60 bo-rd und montnly by dofug our own wirk. 1 vestigite p.ace, 617 Twe.ith at., East Oakland station, R SAL: —SEL' CT BO. 43 rooms; h ndsomely fornisned: attached: with 40 regu.ar Losrders: tion; cash offer only: no Rgeats. box 76, Caxl Office. ¢ be BUTCHER-SHOP: SELLS 4 BEEF; 8200, T3 miics i m san Franciaca; bex: bus: noss block; oid stand; $20 cashi triak. J. SMITH, Osk:and Posiotice. “OR SALE—ON& OF THE FINEST FITTED- up maloons in the citys doini s koo busines:: in & good lveation: reccipts from $15 to $18 a day. 38 Sixth st., room 18. AKTNER WANTED WITH SMALL tal to invest in a good paying business bear laves:iga:ion. Call 33 Sixth st., room 18, NE OF THE OLDESI AND BEST PAYING i U conl yards in cakiand; good team, wagon und bugzy; includiog m-mber-hip in Coa! Dealers Association. Box 3, Cali Office, Oakland. ANTED—PARTNER UNDERSTANDING junch busin es abiished paying saloon. Particulars, 539 California st. FOR SALL-GROCERY AND BAK: position. Inquire Call Office. Y UG LASTERN LADY DESIRES GE tieman partner; smaii capital. 850 Market, r.5. APL- wilt NO op- CHEAP, HOP, ARBERS — GUOD 15C DECKELMAN BRO, 106 1lisst. TANTED—A LADY WITH 8150 TO JOIN a0 her with similar sum in good paying manutacturig business: salary or interest; trade established, a. A., box 18. Cal Ottice. OR() PARINEE IN GOODPAYING COE- $350. FeRovme and restaurant: fneloen ion own building, with all fmprovements. 1a5 Tenth. £95(). SALOON: oW ki G JING LAST. DZIOV. Apply for pariicalars 255 ihi d st. ALUON: SUITABLE FORMAR- nquire 335 Fourth st. OR A Lii— ried man. TOUNG WIDOW OF MEANS DESIRFS GEN- tieman partner. Koom 3, 995 Markel st. WOOD aXD COAL ¥a D cnenp; doing a good busines count of leaving city. 1915 Mca AUNDRY OFFIC3, DOING GoOD BUSL- 4 ness: rooms and vard: rent $12. Addresy Box 68, Call branch Office, 339 Hayes st. ORNER GROCERY AND BAR FOR SALE, cheap: fuli_siock: selling on account of sick: ness. Apply 831 Sixth st ARTNEE WANTED IN restaurant; down town location. 717 Mission st. COD GORNER SALOON ~AND stand: for sa.e; cheap. 018%4; Geary st. RESTAURAST FOR SALE; GOOD PLACE for man and wife; cheap. 524 Larkin st. OR SALE; seiling on ac- er st GOOD_ PA) ING CL.AR COLORED EXTRA WAITERS FOR A banguet. C. R, HANSEN & CO,, 110 Geary. 2 © aprings, $36; laundryman and wife to take charge of a country laundry: laundryman near city. C. R. HANSEN & C0., 110 Gesry st. JIRST-CLASS HORSEMAN: MUST BE 800d rider and have good references. C. HANSEN & CO., 1.0 Geary st. APANESE COOK, COUNTRY HOTEL, Jupanese for housework, ci:y, 325. G HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary st. AUNDRYMAN: ONE THAT IS A MARKER 4 and_distributor and understands Troy ma- chine: $30 and found. MURRAY & READY, Leading Emp.oyments Agents, 634-636 Clay st. JINEYARD FOREMAN, $50 AND 835 AND found: woodchoppers: farmers, $16 and $2( choreboy for ranch; rough carpenter: grocery cerk, etc. MURGAY & EALY, Leading Em- ployment Agents, 634-636 Clay st. W ANTED—EASTERN = SHOP BUTCH driver for delivery-wazon, cash security quired, good job: farmer; youag groom, 815 and iound’ apd incre 40, others. Apply 1o J. ramento st VW ANTED-BUTLER. $40: ook, $10 week. 4, (0., 628 Sacramento st. W ANTED—S IRT IRONER, CITY: GOOD wages; cook for men on aranch. $25:- kitch- enhand, $20 and room; young man (o help wait- ing on tab.e, $25: German waiter, $25. Japanese cO0k, $6 & week: butler with city references, $4 porier fof plain restaurant, $12, and others at ANDR.'S, 508 Stockion st. \Y ANIED—2 MINKRS, SINGLE DRILL, 82 A day: 2 rubbers for racehorses, see employer at office, $20 nud 1ound; German waiter for res- taurant, $15, board and room: also farmers, mii ers, cooks, dishwashers, etc. W. D. EWER & C 626 Ciay at. WAITERS, HOTEL WORK, $25 AND r00m; res aurant porier, §15; cook, country, £30 and room: night cook. oyster Work, $7 week. MARTI 'S, 749 Market st. QOK. $20 A WitEK: RESTAURANT. TIN'S, 749 Market st. JAPANESE HOUSEWORK, 8§ A WEEK: Japanese second cook, 820 and room: Japanese cook, $30 ad rcom. MARIIN'S. 749 Market si. MAN FOR PRIVATE PLACE. $12, ETC. M Joung man_for carrisge blacksmi:hing, $7 week. MARTIN 49 Marset. [3UTLE K, 8:0. 5 sireer. A R. 5; R RESTAURANT ip'y to J. . CKOSETT & MAR- MISS CULLEN, 323 SUTTER ORTRAIT AGENTS WANTED:BIG MONEY, nes picposit: all bei. 11 and 12 to-day, . C., Golden Wesi Hotel. TAILOR TO MAKE PANTS AND VESIS 50x couniry. See Loss Wednesisy evenlng and Thursday morning at 129 kddy st “1RL, LIV -RMORE, CAL. $16: GIRL, LOM- 3 bard st., $15: girl, dutter si., $15: girl, Sacra- mento, Cal', $15; girl, Pine st., $15: girl, Contra Costa, $16; 17 young gir's, ass st_e'c. §8, 310 aud $1zper month. . aKTIN'S, 749 Market st. OUKKEEPER WHO UM\DERSTANDS REC- titying liquors. BASCH, 539 California st, TANTED—i LUMBER; ONE WITH TOOLS; call preferred at 7:30. ‘623 Lavis at. " JATTRESS, $6 WEFK:; WAITRESS, CITY, 825 an irl 10 wash dishes: waltress, $20, country; wa.iress. §30 and room; waltress, $5 aweer. MARTIN'S, 749 Market st. 7OUNG GIRL WANTS POSITION AS WAIT- ress or second work: best of refercnces. 911 yior st. MIDLLE-AGED LADY WISHES POSITION as housekeeper; clty or country. Address Ne- brasia and Tywenty-fAfih sts. JITUATION WANTED BY YOUNG LADY 10 do chamberrk: i8 u first-ciuss seamstiess. 3714 Gliber st., bet. Sixth .nd Seventh. TXPERIENCED DAY OR NIGHT NURSE confinement or other sl kness: best of refer- ences; 89 per week. Call 115 Seventhst., room 1. WISHES LIGHT HOUSE- Address 674 Twenty- TOUNG WOHAN work or second work. sixth st, | akiar TOUNG SWEDISH GIRL WINHE: SIT(- ation for general housework. 1135 Florida st. l EFINED WOMAN WOULD LIKE SITUA- tion as managiog house-eeper: city or coun- try: references. Call or address M RS. WELLER, 1031 Market st., room 6. JICE HOME WANTED FOR CHILD 12 years oid to assist in light housework for schooiing and cloihes; must be nice people. Please cail 60434 Mission st. MOUNT MORIAH LODGE NO. 44, F. and A. M.—Stated meeting THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING. st 7:80 0'clock. THIO. FROLICH. Sec. YOMPETENT CUOK. SPEAKING FRENCH, German and English. will assist in lignt house- work, sewing, aud aole to take charge of children. Call Or address 136 Sixth st., room 3. (WEDNESDAY) LVENING, March 5, at 7:30 0 THE . E. SMITH, Sec. B, XCEISIORLODGE 0. 168, F. and A. M.—Ntated meeting JllnA lock. ATIBACTIVE YOUNG EASTERN WIDOW desires a lucr tive place as housekeeper in bachelor’s or widower's home; city or country. 104 Mason st i (GERMAN OR SWED(-H GIRL; SONORA, X Cal.; $25; fare paid. MARTIN'S, 749 Marser JRENCH GIRL: HOUSEW ORK; §25. MAR- TIN'S, 749 Market st. -PKESSLL\\' WANTKD ON FINE CUSTOM pants. 92334 Folsom st. :COND COOK FOR COUNTRY HOTEL, | A AGENTS WANTED. GENTS—BRYAN’S BOOK, “THE FIRST Battle.” “Apply or address for territory, . Yerson, manager subscription depariment, THE RAY COMPANY, 7 WEITAKER, Market st. GTATIONERY SrOGE: OLD. GOODFAYING place; ni~e for womean (0 make & gcod living. Inquire Cali Office. KOSPEROUS REFUBLICAN WEEKLY newspaper; golden opporcunity: easy terms; owner leaving. Adaress 3., box 61, this office. ROOMS WANTED. NGLE ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN: NORTH Market si.: $6 month L. V1., box 90. Usl S BOARDING WANTED. ‘ JORKING WIDOW, WITH 12-YEAR-OLD daughier, desires room ang voard downtown: widow's nome preferrcd, where there are other g'ris. Address B. W.. box 45, Call Uffice. TORE WITH 3 LIVING-ROOMS: loca:lon for busivess. 406 rourth st. 952 MIBSION — SUBSGRIPTIONS want ads taken for THE CALL. ATEST CAR FENDKR PATENT: BEST IN AND vention. 4 pply 823 Golden Gate ave. ITY ROUTE FOR SALE APPLY THIS office. WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS. TILDINGS BOUGHT: LUMBER, SBABHES doors, mantels. etc., for sale. 1163 Mission s SELL YOUR BOOKS, CLOTHING AXD JEW: elry 1o A. KLEIN, 109 Sixth st.: send postal. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, BSOLUTELY THE OLDEST AND LARGEST bouse west of Chicago 13 KuHLER & CHASE'S, 26, 28 and_30 ' Farrell 8.; planos, or- gans ana all other musical instruments, o: all grades and prices; terius easy: prices lowesi: everything possibie done to piease aud sallsfy the | customer. LLY THE BEST BAKGAINS IN PL ‘mon_hly pay ments from 15 up: deliv- erid free with s.00l and cover: correspondence solicited. THE F. W. SPENCER COMPANY, salesrooms 933 Market si, opp. Muson: estab hed over 20 years. ERFECT HARDMAN UPRIGHT: EXCEL lent orler: u bargain. Almos. new Marshail & Wendell, ¥1t0. The J. DEWING CO., 2d floor, Flood building. | OSA FIDE REDUCTION IN PRICES— Halnes, Knabe, Bush & Gerts and others: sec- ond-hand planos from $100 up. W. C. HAMIL- LON, successor to A. L. Bancroft & Co., 324 rost. NIMATOSBCOPK—PROJECTING LIVING plecures. Animatoscope, 933 Mrkt., 7th floor. JEWSPAPER ROUTE I: INTERIOR CiTY close to San Francisco. For particuiars apply ihs office. LODGING-HOUSES FOE SALE. g(EpoM HoUs: ox MAKKET ST 24-room house, only. ... 10 rooms, on McAllister st.. $1,400 650 400 14 rooms on Sutte: 7-room house, only.. 18 rooms, ne-r the Baldwin. H. C. DECKER, 1020 Market st., opp. F! 3() RugMs: ELE NORTH of Market...... $2300 11 roums; new: sun 275 Furnished house: n: 110 UNDERWOOD & CO., 765 Market st. ] -ROOM, LODGINGHOUSE FOR SALE AT a sacrifice; must besold within a few duys. 38 Sixth st., room 18. 15 FIXE FUR ISHED transfert trade: Sixin $475. Address T. T., box 8, ODGING-HOUS= OF 15 ROOMS; ALL Bood reasous for sellivg. Address Call ROOMS; GOOD near Market; price Call Uffice. HY PAY REN{ the same mon:hly one at SHE. T LESS THAN COST: ENTIRE EMPORIUM music dept.: Shaw, Chickerin® $235: Sohmer, $245;Steinway,$195:83up no int. Heine,136 klils. DMINIS (RATOK'S SALE — MUST SELL pianos a: immeuse reduction for cash oF on aliments. RATON RSTATE, 735 Market Hi BEST PIANOS OF EVERY GRADE, irom Stelnway down, can be found ay ~HER- MAN, CLAY & CO'S. $120 HAZELTON UPRIGHT, £V. cover; &5 instalimis. 221 Lei FOR A PIANO WHEN EST BARGAINS IN THii CITY FOR THE next 5 days at MAUVALS', 769 Markeél st. TOU ARE WELCOME TO CREDIT AT BRUENN'S piano house, 228 Post st. UR RENT CONTRACT PLAN ENABLES every family to have a fine new plano. SHER- MAN, CLAY & CO., Kearny and Sutter sts. HOEMAKER ON REPAIRS, APPLY 236 Noe st., corner Sixteenth, near Market. MAGSIFICENT WEBER PIANO CHEAP for cash. Room 12, 509 Market st. OBER, RELI\BLE MAN TO TAKE PART luteres: in cush business: must have $150 cash and be satisfied with $18 (0 8.0 per wrek; buginess es:ablished 18 vears. 777 Market st., room 7. OUSLK: EPXR; $16; SEE PARTY 11 TO 12 MARIIN'S, 749 Markst st W ANTED—COOK, GERMAN STYLE, §35: German maid and seamstress, $25. Freuch second, $20: cook and laundress, $56; French girl, 8wk, $20; covs and housework, cou try. 205 German, upstairs and sewing, $20% sirls for ousework und essist. LEON ANDRE, 308 §.0ckton st. "V’UMAN. WITH A CHILD, GENERAL hou-ework on ranch, sou:h, 312 to $15, see party here. MUKRRAY & READY, Leading ployment Acents, 634 and 636 Clay st. YOUSG WOMAN FOR LOUSEWOKK AND cooking. small family, souih, $:U, see party here. MURRAY & EKADY, Leading Employ- ment Agents, 634 aad 6. 6 Clay st. ZOTESTANT CHAMBERMAID, 825: PRO- tesiant no se, .20: 12 nonsework glris, city and country, $2) and $25: 8 youDg EIrs sssist, $10 10$15." 'M1SS CULLED, £23 Suiter st. MOTHP:}I AND DAUGHTER: COUNTRY: 325: see party here: good pince. MISS CUL- LEN. 323 Satter at. REEINID G MISS CULLE! FECOND GIRL; #15. N, 328 Su ter & x MAID AND SEAM- Miss REEISED GrRMAN sires, §25: French secoud girl, $25. CULLEY, 823 Sutierst. . CHOCKETT ODGE NO. 139, F. B S5 Kt et TH!S (WEDNE DAY) NING a. 7:30, A H. FORTRIEDE, Sec. W ANTED=BY CULTURED YOUNG LADY, position as companion: would iravel: staté (utles; give refercuces. Address M. LEY, San ose. ¥ A. 0. H., DIVISION NO, 2—THE regilar monthly meeting of this division wil be hels in Hibernta Hall {HIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING at 7:30. Aprlicants for admission will please be prompt in aitendance. The examining pas- sician wiil be in atiendunce at the hail. The com- mitiee on the .7ih of March ball, to be hela at Wolt's Hail, wil make their report. The dele- gates to the “t. Patrick’s Day «‘onvention will also rporl. Members of sister divisions are {nvited. Soj jurning brothe:s are cordiuly invited. & BABTLEY LEE, Pre Jomx KENXY, Rec, Sec. T THE OFFI- ER= AN1 MEM- birs of the Austran Benevolent Socieiy—You ara Lereoy notified to aicend ident. 10ld his tale of woe.' The men then resolved 10 get Up & couinter movement to get even with their wives, and after orginizing nud appoint- ng a commitiee the chairman, James A. Wil your quartery meeting Wi DN SDAY 1V CING, Narch 3. 8 o'clock sharp, at your hail, £13 Sut.ersi. B orcer % & J W.SIEWART, President A, CONNICH, Secretary. JASTEKN LADY OF EXPERIEN. E WANTS a pe-manent position s housekeeper in lodg- | Ing-house or widower's home. " L.c0m 8, 995 Mar- | ket st. i REN H GIRLTO DO CHAMBERWORK IN boarding-house. B. C., box 83. OMPE . ENT SWEDISH GIRL WANTS A situ flon for keneral housework OF cook. Please call at 71434 Gctavia at. NTELLIGENT WIDOW, MIDDLI-AGED, esires charge of widower's house: wages sec: ondary: pleasan . home; references MRS. LAKI, 425 U Farrell st. UUNG G* RMAN WIDOW DFSIRES POSI- tion as hovsexeeper. 38 Eddy st., room 1. OUSEWORK GIKL. OAKLAND, §25; SAN Jose, $25; cook, Alameda, $25. Mls> CUL- LEN, 323 Sutter st. 12000 PALR MEN'S SHOES, DEEN DaM- 'U agel by water, at less’ than one-fourih their value, from 76¢ up to $2 60. 562 Mismion st., bet. Firs. aiid Second F YOU ARE GOING TO YUK N GOLD fieids, Alasxa. join the Johnson pariy. leaving here March 20. Johnson's Alas<a Outfiiting Agency, 213 Lansome s JLEGAN I UPRIG! PIANO SACRIFIf H muke offer. 833 Castio. bl ARGAIN FIN& LARGE UPRIGHT,CHEA SCHMITZ, 18 McAllister,next Hibernia Bank. T SHLRMAN, CLAY & CO’S ONLY WILL you find a 3:0ck Of new Steinway pianos. ORNUNG'S PIANO; MOST PERFECT{ briliian: «nq powerful tone. 216 Pos: st G. BADGELR SOS A ENT FOR HALLET +& Davis and Francls Eacon pianos. 413 Sacta, WANIED — GuoD LATHEHAND :WHO understands biack«mith.n.. Apply al glass works, ~eventh and Towasend sts. JECOND EXPEDITL N SOU : H SEA ISLAND now formed. 534 Callforiia st. 100D HOKSE IN EXCHANGE FOR PLUME- ing work. 623 Gulden Gate ave. ANTED—SEAM \N, ORDINARY SEAMAN and green-hands for whaiing and dsep-water vessels. Appl; at MCMAHON & MCCARTHY, 11¢ Drumm st., upstairs. ANO SOLD T SHERMAN, CLAY & CO’S on very easy payments. YRON Ma(ZY, 505 PUST ST.—SOHME, Newby & Evany, Briggs and other pianos. 10K, VIO LINS, ZITHEKS, OLD & NEW LLER. maker. reparer 2 't u bam place. CARPET CLEANING. ARPETS CLEANED, RENOVATED LIKE new. J. MCQUEEN, 453 Stevenson. Tel. 8.228. HOEMAKERS WANTED ON MEN'S §) sorewed ghoes; & man o sewed shoes. 202 itch st Cl'l‘\' STEAM CARPEL CLEANING WORK 4. cleans, moves. lays carpets. G. H. STEVENS Jisr 38 and 40 righth at.; telephone South 250. AILOR WANTED ON COATS. 106 BAT- tery st. ANTED—SEAMAN AND ORDINARY. AP- ply 10 - tevart st , upstalrs. ISGLE ROUMS 10c AND 16c NIGHT, 80c ai.d 75¢ week. Lindell House. Sixth and Howad. | BAMEN AND OFFICERS FOR HONOLULU aud on steam waalers. 904 Kearny, upitairs, JORKING HOU-EREEPEK, $12: paid. MISS CULLEN, 3:3 Sut:er st. EAT GIRL OR W MAN_AS COMPANION and do p.ain cooking, $10: country. MISS CULLEN, 82 - uuters W AITRESS, §25. MISS CULLEN, 323 5UT- ter st. | EAT HOUSEWORK GIRL: SIEEP HOME, $12. MISS CUL LEN, 823 Sutter si. (CATHOLIC NUKSE, §15. MIS8 CULLEN, 3.8 Suster 8 FARE HAMBIERMAID, $:5. GERMAN NURSE- girl, $26: houseziri, 2 in family, $258; cook, $25; gr. Ight work, $16. MRS. G. NOR:ON, 8i5tu.ter st RESSMAKER WANTS WORK BY TilE . Cail or address 1579 1 wenty-four b ave., East Uaklaad. FFICE FEE REDUCK) 26 CENT=: GIELS ot ail netionalities wanted (o il various posi- Uons. German lmpioyment Otlice, 306 Mason st, A 4 G C—PROSFECIORS! . TRAPPERS! WHALERS! Fifty men with at least §200 each wanted to form the Arctic Alaska Commercinl Ccmpany, to @0 shore whaliy g, fur trapping and trading. pros- pecting and mining, wairus and sesl hunting and geieraily to develop tue resources of Arctic Aiaska: only men wil Ing to wintei in the coun- iry, to work ard to rough 1t, and to make money, néed aly. Addiess ail applic tio: s for informa: tio, te, . A. C. (., box 68 Cali Otfice. ANTED—SAILORS FOR TEAM WHAL~ ers and sealers at LANE'S, 504 Duvis st. §95 PREMIUM FOR ~KiTCH VAUD- 49. ville 15-minute act. ..ddress 14 McAl- Ler st., room 9. 0OMS, 16¢ TO 76¢c PER NIGHT: 50c TO $1 50 Der week. Otlen:al, 226 Drumm st. 954 WISSLON — SUBSCRLITIONS want ads taken for THE CALL. HEN YOU BECOME DISGUSTED WITH poor work send to SPAULDING'S Ploneer Car pet-beating Works, 853-57 ‘I ehama st.: tel. 56. 4). ARPET- LEA NING, 3c: LAYING, 8c: RUG samples free: tel. vessie 944, Stratto DVANCE CARPET-CLEANING CO., 402 Sutter; tel. Main $94. GEO. WAL« OM, prop. WATTS, reliable carpet-cleaniug renovt; . atlon works. 409 McAllster. el J. ssie 32 VARPETS CLEANED & RENOVATLD LIKE new. 23 Tenth; tel. ~outh 36 Mackintosh & Co. J. BALICHELL €A - Y40 1dth se: cleant NONKLIN'S CAKP 853 Golden Gate i.ve. PET-CLEANING CO. 3cayard. Tel Mis. 74 BEATING WORES Te cphone rast 128, HOTELS. lsROOKL\'S HOTEL 208-217 BUSH ST, board ard room $110 §2 per das, £6 to $13 OR SALE—FURNISHED LODGING-HOUSE; 10 rooms and bath. 128%, Ninth st. 330 HAYES-BRANCH OFFICE OF THI <) CALL: subscriptions and want ads taken. —_— FURNITURE FOR SALE. ETIRING FROM RETAIL BUSINESS: musc close out stock in 30 days: brussels car- pet, 42lge yard: floor oilcloth. 18¢c: mat ing, 76 yard: bedrocm sels, 5 pleces. §9 60: "d-room fur- niture outfit, $65. SHIREK & SHIREK. 747 Market st Opp. Gran: ave. URSITURE, STOVES, CARPETS, COUN- ters. showcases. AN DERSON, 1121 Market. Ak S NEUSANNS 117 SIXTH, FOR lowest prices on household goods: new oF £ood i5new: e nes. or on 'lwe: open eve: FURNITURE WANTED. EST_ PRICES FOR FURNITURE, MD: etc. STREET & CRESWELL. Anciioneers 937 Market st. rm.316. Houses bought in iheirentirety. F YOU WANT GUOD PRICKS FOR FURNI- ture and merchanaise see BULD, 211 Larkin. e 5 JGHER PRICE THAN ANYWHERE PALD naians Avetion Co.1057 Marketopp.Jonas FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS: RESH COW FOR SALE. APPLY 720 FOUR- teenth st MARIVE OR STATIONERY ine; 8 hossepower. S., Oakiand. ALT IRISH AND WATER SPANIEL PUP. 1147 Market st. STEAM E AND LAUNDKY MACHINES; NEW AND second-hand; t0ols, supp les, 768 Bryant TOUNG FRESH COW FOR SALE. APPLY 221 Church si. JULTON IRON WORKS ENG! Borspower. W HITE, 516 Mission st. $ 175 DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE; { OV in good order. 1915 X sson st near Fifteen'h. = (COrEER MiLl Sales Lyt siand desc, mone y i1, safe; cheap. 50- ey 102 Clay. PSOILERS ENGLAES D-HAN D MACHINERY water-pipes. Mcintosh & Wolpman, 157 Beala j ARS, SHOWCASES, COUNTLRS, SHELV- ing, ete., bought and so d. 3068 Mission, r. 7th, ALGE DUUBLE bunk saf; chea . COMUARIMENT COIN 8 Mission st. ARS, BACK bAES, JIRRORS, 4 “cases, ‘Counters, linolenm, store and oftice furnitar» second haud. J. NCONA Mission &, above Sixth. J EW ELMWO D RANGES W. & RAY MFG. (O, 12 oitice ? furnisre, urnit 5d txtures. hew and ) J015-1019-1021-1023 Callfornia si. NI SMALL MFuiUM AND LAGGE.SIZ e end Biiar proot sato” 100-11) A acsar o PROFESSIONAL CARDS, OHYN R AITKEN ANDMA U ICE L, ASn 56, aitysatlaw, rms. 515,516, 5th floor. |=irm?xf§.‘; LOHARDS, 1AW UFFICES ROUMS selepuoue dwa pargain. lnquire 1105 Mission si. Per week; choice rooms 50 cents to B1: suite | J OHN K. T00) for family $i 10 81 50 ight: first-cls 26 and 27, Crockar Luualug; service: irce coach CHA 1 LES MONTGOM LAY | 46 Ean Franciaco, Cal s — e TO LEASK. PHYSICIANS. AND UTCHER-SHOP: ALIL COMPLETE; AT A R CoC O'DONNELL, 1206 MARKET 3 D 2864 25th 5L diseases of women !::‘n‘;cl):lki;‘ box 7, Cail Office, - ARE THE BEST. *