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14 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 1897 10 EUROPE FOR LITTLE MONEY William B. Gross on the Fun He Had for $350 | | It Beat a Thirty-Five Hundred Doliar "Trip All to Pieces. Traveled First Class on the Steamers and Stopped at Hotels Every. where Except in London. Among the arrivals at the Baldwin Ho- tel is William B. Gross, manager for James A. Herne and author of the book, “Europe for $350,” which has attracted a good deal of attention. Mr. Gross was | formerly manager for Eleanor Duse. | He came here first with the elder Sal- vini, and at one time and another has had | many interesting experiences. He ia en- | thusiastic in his praise of the genius of Eleanor Duse, and thinks she i3 the great- | est woman living. Talking about the book with the novel | title and the story it narrates of travel in | foreign lands for so smalla sum of money, he said the account was literally true. “I made the trip for $350," he said, | “and took in the most interesting of the | countries beyond the ocean, doing it all | in three months, I afterward made the | same trip for 0, and didn’t have balf s0 much fun, eitaer, but the last time I did not pay the expenses. I was private | secretary for & man who had lots of | money, and he footed the bill 5 “But on this first trip, soberly and se- riously I had everything I wanted. Ivisited Belgivm, Germany, France, England and | Scotland. I traveled first class on the steamers and first, second and third class | on tue railroads. 1 lived in botels every- | where except in London, where I lived in | & boarding-house. 1 was three weeks in | Paris and two weeks in London and spent a day or two at a time, or even a few days, at other interesting places. i “My route was this: From New York to Antwerp, thence to Brussels and then to Cologne. From there I went up the Rhine to Rudesheim, thence to Weisbaden and | from there to Frankfort, Heidelberg, | Sirassburg and Constance. Thence I pro- ceeded to Robr-ach, in Switzerland; thence to St. Ga'l and thence to Zurich. hen 1 ascended Mount Rigi 1o its top, and going down on the other side crossed | Lake Lucerne to Lucerne. From there my | course led to Milan, to Verona, Venice, Padua, Florence, Rome, Naples and Pom- peii. From Pompeii I returned to Rome and went from there to Pisa, Genoa and | Turin. Going turough the Mont Cenis tunnel, 1 proceeded to Aix-les-Bains, to| Paris and then to London. he traveler should make up his mind that he is geing to be inconvenienced daily,” he said, d he will be surprised how comfortably he cau live abroad. The bes' thing to dc to follow the customs of the country he is visiting. I iound I need not hesitate to ask questions, for I | invariably received polite answers, If an American can let it be understood he is a German he will travel a great deal cheaper, | for the Germans are known as the most | members of equoia No. 1t0, of this City. In their | economical travelers in Europe. Further- | more, they are thought fully as much of | as any otber nation. “SiX to eight week and French before going sbroad is advis- able, and in that time one can learn | enough of both to enable him to get along | pretty fairly.” FRATERNAL FELLOWSHIP. An Interesting Mecting of Sequoia Par- lor of t Native Sons—The yal Arcanum. 1, one of the mostactive of the Native Soms of the Golden West and | the ore among the local parlors which hes the reputation of having the largest average attendance at esch meeting, had an eventful time in Yosemite Hal!, Nauve Sons’ building, last Monday night. In the presence of a large membership it initiated six candidates in due | form, and after the close of the parlor the de- e team of the Exalted Order of Nincom- | Poops took charge of the hall and guarded the | outer portals while they went through their wonderful, ¢ rating and highly instruc- tive ceremony of initiating a candidate into | the mysteries of the order. ix members, attired in long flowing robes of crimson silk ornamented with jewels and | lace of great valueand wearingstrange shaped | hoods and having their faces partly concealed | by helf masks and beards, entered the hall in | which the giare of the brilliant ligathad been subdued, 124 by High Polential Nincompoop Johin Griff, to the s;und of brass ius.rumenis that were recovered from some of the buried cities of the Orient. In a silent manner the | sextet proceeded to build an altar and to lay | upon tne floor a carpet of Mississippi stik of | extraordinary design, constructed with a view | 10 instant removal irom its position by strong and willing hauds at some time durivg the ceremonies. The altar, hastily erected, was a wonderful | one, and 1ot fear (hat some one who was nota member of the order might be temoted to steal | it there was a string tu it. All being in readi- | ness, the high potential nincompoop calied the roll, ench member answering 1o his title | in phrases ciassic, but strange, that none but the fnitiated undérsiood. Then the candidate who had dared to express the opinion that he would like to solve the secreis of the great order wes marched into the hall, led by two attendants—for he was lind 1o the world, his eyes having been bandaged by a kerchief of | silk that had onece been worn by one of the | Orlental monarchs when taking the degrees in the days justafier the flood. Having an- swered a number of questions in & satisiectory manuer, he was led 1o the stauon of the high potential sub-nincompoop and initiated 1uto the first degree in & most impressive manner. So impressive was this that it will be a long time before he will forget the effect it pro- Guced upon him. Then he was led to the cloth of silk for the | second degree, which was & solemn lesson of the manner in which & young man by the aid of those ready 1o lend a heiping hand can rise in the world, and then the candidate wio had stood both tesis with remarkable fortitude and showed that he would not flinch in the hour of need was led to the high executioner, and by him conducted to the eitarand there given & lesson to show how & young men can 1all when there is a combination sgainst him, After that he was given the secret work, ihe Janguage of which is full of meaniug that the caudidate cannot forget, and thex he was noti fied toat it becume his life duty to find addi- tional canaidates for memoersuip and he promised that he would per.oza it. i Tuese ceremonies over, tne parlor was thrown oven and & programme presented. This was under the direction of President . A. White, und had been prepared by Louis M, Bannav, chairman of the good of the order commiites. There vas instrumental music Dy the Native Sous’ band, composed of mem- Ders of Sequoia Parlor, “‘Prolessor Souser,” | leader; vocuiization by M. Gamble, W. Fen- | stermacher, Joe Morrison and George Little, and a well-executed piano solo by Paul | Dunphy, the candidate of the Nincompoops. Ice-crenin, cskes, lemonade and pipes and tobacco were aistributed during the evening. study of German | Argonaut Council, Loyal Arcanum. Argongut Coancil of the Royal Arcanum gave its first ladies’ night on Monday in Co- Joma Hsli—that is, the first entertainment of the kind since it has occupied these quarters in the Native Sons’ building, into which it re- cenily moved. There was a large attendsnce of some of the best pe.ple of San Francisco’s rociety. A very entertaiuing programme, pre- pared by M. s de Rocco, Daniei Allen, Dr. H. G. MeGill, J. B. Whitney and Tnomas 0’ Brie was presented uuder the direction of Regent George W. Dixon, master of ceremonies. Tnere was an overture, then an address of welcome and brief logival address by the re- &eDi, explaining the object of the order, which | date has been set for next M | ofticers present d | April 22, Ker | ziven on ine now numbers more than 190,000 Miss E. Whitney played “The Polisn Dance” on the piano; Fred Head, who is posscssed of un- usually good elocutionary powers, recited “Spartacus” and “The Dand: Fifth”; John Braud sang & tenor solo, I Am Waiting"’; Pro- fessor Pilse gave piano selectons; Russell Lowery, & barstone, sang “The Heart Bowed Down”; and little Miss Brown seng with good effect, for one so young, Tiliie Taylor.” The programme closed with talks irom tbe grapho- phone, presented by Mr. Richardson and M. 5. de Roceo, they snowing how the machine is charged with the human voice and how it re- produces sound. Then there was dancing till imidnight and light refresnments. The enter- tainment was voted a great success. Western A—:ldiliml ‘Woodmen, Western Addition ¥amp No. 306, Woodmen | of the World, is the last camp in this City that Head Consut Frlkenburg will visit on his present tour of visitation in this district. The nday and the locale is Frenklin Hall, on Fillmore street. The letter-carriers’ band of thirty-two pieces will be 1 attendance, and there will be a fine programme. invitations have been sent 10 all the other camps, and it is expected that there will be a large attendance. The meeting wiil be open and a general invitation is extended 10 ladies. Ancient Order United Workmen, Unity Lodge will give a unique entertaipment at its ball, Shiels’ building, on Tuesday eveving Marzh 16, at waich t:me remarks will be made by the grand recorder. Richmond Lod2e will give a pubilc entertain- ment at thelr spacious hall, corner Sieiner and soary streets, Wednesday eveniug, March 31 The orutor of the evening will be the P. G, M. W. William 3. Sarnes and his subject will be “Fra- ternlly As Seen by & Traveler.” The Pacitic Dril Team gave an-ef and dance at_the Masonic femple O Thesday evenlug, wheu an interesting musical aud llterary programme was presented. An ad- dress was deiiver d by Grand Lecturer Edwin Danforth. Among he Grand L.odge officers pres- ent were Grand siaster Worsman W ilam Vin- fer, Grand Medical kxaminer Daywali, Deputy Grand Master Workman Bland and Grand Ke- Corder Hirshberg On Saturdey evening last Tone Valler Lodge couferred the degrees on a class of twelve candi- dutes. Depu'y G.and Master Workman Poland performea the initiacon ceremony. He was ac- Companied by Grand Lecturer Edwin Daniorth and Grand Keceiver Booth, and sn_{nteresting meetiug was h.d, at whics the Grand Lodge ered addresses. 2 The Odd Fellows. On the 20th inst. Zeta Encampment in FPlacer- vilie will inftiate twenty candidates, and will be wssisted in the work by the team of Occidental Encamument of Sacramanto. The indications are thut the anniversary of the order will be celebrated in the southern part of the State with gies er eclal this year (han ever be- fore. The celebration wil beé in “an.a Barbura and there will be Tepresentatives from every sec- tion of the southern count Freparations are alreads being made by the committee in charge ;0T the next encampment that Is to be held in the city of Lus Arfgeles next October. Grand Patriarch Doran has annoanced the fo'- lowing visitations: March 20, Porterville; 22d, Mount Whitney: 24th, Selma; zbth, Damascus; d, Vintura; 26ih, Santa Bur- bara; 30ih, Enterprise, and May tth’ Pasadena. The Native Sons. The grand secretary’s register shows that dur- Ing the past week Lhe office has been visited by Grand Trustees J. B. Blake, P. K. Zabala and Frank +. Coombs; Grand Cutside Dunbar, J. H. Mitchel, Arcata: A. Dalton J Martinez; A. Kincaid, Redwood City; W. E. Dean, Ath:ps, No. 195: A. V. Morgan, Eden, No. 113; ¥. W. Kugeler. Men.o Park; Joan J. Wyatt, Sa- linas Ciiy: 8. E. Eraw, Antioch. 0 D. spioul, H. Nichols, Smitn, Al Abrabams aud A. G. Simpson. the c. | executive commitiee of Cobico No. 21, wuo have in bhund the grand carovai and masquerade to be 19th, hive tended to the con- jjence aud pleasure of the paiticipants in every ali who may attend. Juoge K. C. kust of Jackson, chairman of the board of grana trustees, wii make the followlug official visits during the week, which wiil compiete his work us a memboer of the Visiing board: Stan- 10.d No. To, 1uesday: bay City No. 10. Gay; Hesperian No 137 on Touraday, all in this CLLy. Cn Erigay he wil visit Beoicia No. 9, and Vailejo on : aiurday evening. Pieumont No. 120 of Oakinad endeavored 1o en- tertuin its members, grana officers and visilors Iast Friday even:ng by 1ul.iating three candidaes iuto the parlor, And with ihe kiudly assistance of Acude’s No. 154 team, who were in_attendance, 10 confer the ulucompoop degree, with Joun J. Grief as the high nincompoop. walch was one of the features of the evemng, and Was exempiified | 10 ihe swiisfaction and plessvre of the audlence, it 10 w the cundidutes. A most eujoyab.e evening was spent, aud the commitiee, consist ng of W. H. L. Hynes,'E. Buser, E. P.sner, D. boody and K Vaughay, did not iexve any sioue unturned 10 maxe the meeiing and the banquet which fol- iowed an affair long to be remembered by ail present. The Native Sons' Band, composed of new uuiforms furnished the music, waich was highly apreciae Un Mcnday evening, March 15, Stockton No. 7, the secoud Iargest of the interior pariors, will cele brate its sixieeuth auniversary by a graid reunion and ba.quet. It wi! be the occusion of an official Visit from Grand Trus.ee Kod W. Churcl Pavicd by several grand officers. ‘i he hospitall extended b wember ce.coration Will lusuTe the acceptance of all tuvit ssued. Lapar 9 of Madison, Yolo County, initi- ated several new canddates at its last meeting Beld lust Saturduy evening. Jiomer Prindle, deputy for Santa ClaraCounty, Teports Mayficid, Cbservatory and San Jose par lors lourishing, and Luac ihe other par.ors in his discric. are hoiding their own. . acco NOTICE OF MEETINGS. Sentinel C. 0. | . T. Jackson, W. | Wedues. | this parior during the last 9ih of Sep- | | | 1 | | SITUATIONS WANTED-Continued, REYCH LADY WISHES A POSITION TO mind children, or either uj 00d references. Address 419 Geary st sewin; room 24. ELIABLE WOMAN WANT: POSITION AS worxing bousekeeper; good cook and laun- dress: good city refereace: ciy or country. 3377 Twenty-sixth st., nr. Mission. W ASTED-EMPLOYMENT A8 WETNURSK by respec able voung married woman, child 2 weeks old: be: 311 Thirtfeth si.. city. of references given. Address FITUATIONS WANTED—Continuea. PSSO be IR iYL 0SITION WANTED BY YOUNG WIDOW as working housskeeper. (all or address 112 Taylor st.. room 14. HFELP WANTED-Continneda, FFICE FEE REDUCED; 25 CT*.: GIRLS OF all nationalities to fill various positions. Ger- man Employment Office, ¥06 Muson st. 19 LARKIN-BRANCH OFFICE OF THE 113 EATE Nwrindons anc wan: ads taken. wANTED — BY A SCOTCH PHIOT:EST:‘?:: i housework in Ames P carn aive Seforance, Cail 720 Kllls 3t NEAR MIS- CaLL. Sub- samily:'can givo reference. W_COR. SIXTEENTH B5T. sion; branch office of THg scriptions and want ads taken. WOMAN WANTS WORK BY THE DAy washing. cleaniug, nursiug, or cleaning oftices. 909 Capp s iv.n\' TED—A GOOD PLACE TO DO SECOND Werk; wages §25. Address A. R, box 88, Cal W ANTED-BY COMPE | ENT GIRLA PLACE for housework in American family; atult % ddress E. 1., box 106, this office. wages $25. JXPERIEN C+ D WOMANWISHES A PLAC to do ceneral housework. Apply 817 Misio RESPECTABIE YOUNG LADY (RECENTLY \ from the Ewst) wants a plice as housekeeper or chambermaid; hotel, bachelor’s or widower's home preferred. Rcom 4, Columbis Hote:, First st. ELIABLE WOMAN WANTS SITUATION; is'a gnod cook and housekeeper: Lthoroughly understards her business; none but responsible parties need apply. Aduress 603 Steveuson at. VW LNCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD ST. NE. 200 rooms z5c to $1 50 per night: veek; convenfent and respectable; age 10 aud from (be ferry. SITUATIONS WANTED MALE. ENTR: FIGST CLASS: 7 YEARS not afraia of work; can milk; "ANDRE'S, 308 Sockton st same place wishes a situation. telephone 1504. W ANIED_GIRL TO LEARN TYPE-SET- ting and printing. Address R. P., box 138, Call Office. IRL TO TAKE CARE OF CHILDREN AND do housework; good home and small wages. 8721 Twenty-sixth st. INISHERS WANTED ON CUSTOM COATS, 607 Jesie s PPRENTICE WANTED AT DRESSMAK- Ing; 14 to 16 yearsoid. 1501 Larkin st. ANTED—GIRL ON FINE CUSTOM-MADE Coats. 461 Jessie st. b NEAT GIRL, HOUSEWORK AND PLAIN cooking; $10; siate age. Girl, box 189, CalL N'(‘DO\\'PLL DRESSMAKING AND MIL- M linery School—Rapid method: easy tolearn; bes system: paterns 25c. 103 Fost st. [{IRST-CLASS ENGLISH BUTLER, WITH superior referenc's, desires situation; clty or MIsS CULLEN, 828 Sutter st. country. VW ASNTED — FINISHERS = ON ~ CUSTOM coats; must make good buttonholes. Inquire at 91514 Sutter st. UNTER & CU., CHINESE AND JAPANESE employment cflice, removed to 61434 Califor- nla s, near Kearny. 4el. main 281 HINESE AND JAPANESE EMPLOYMENT office: best help. 41434 O'Farrell. Tel. k. 426. RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WisHES A Psition at geueral housework in private fam- ily: wag s 812 Apply for (wo days at 257 Clem- entina st., off Fourth. RESSMAKER; STYLISH AND LONG EX- D 'prience: finest work: McDowel ‘system of Gutiing: engagements in fumilies. 419 Geary si., room 1. 5 (FERMAN WOMAN WANIS WORK WASH- X ing, ironing or any kind of work by the da; Call or addiess 232 Shipley st (390D ENGLISH COOK_ WISILES SITUA- X tlon at general housework: low wages, Call 468 Jessie st, near Sixtb. APANESEK INTELLIGENGE AGENCY. R 90, St. Ann’s bl'g, 6 Eady st.: tel 5 ain 5234 HINESE & JA PANESE; EST'D 20 Y EARS; ‘help;tel. main 1997. BRADLEY & Cu..640 Clay JAM KEE—_CHINESE AND JAPENESE EM- ployment office. 51134 Bushst., nr. Grant ave. ANTED — FXPERT none others need apply. SKIRT - MAKER; 312 Post st. X! ERIENCED OPERATOR ON BINGER machines. 1388 Markevst. ADLES AND GENTLEMEN WISHING TO 4 sing in the Grand Chorus March 17th, evening of St Patrick’s Day, at Mechanics’ Pavilion, pigase call or address J. W. M CKENZIE, Mosical irector, 524 Eddy st. MNISHERS ON LADIES' CLOAKS, LADIES' Gaitlloring department. M. J. KELLER Co. aklard. APANESE situation in city o country. 1229 Piue st. JLDERLY GERMAN, CARPENTER. CABL Y hoi-maker, varnisher, upholsterer, wants posi- ton in hotel r institute: good home more an_ob- ject than wages. Addres Dbox 103, Call Oftice, FIRST-CLASS COOK WANTS A Address F. K., YEEMAN WOMAN, GUOD COOK, WISHES A place In boarding-honse, restaurant o lunch- bouse. Address 1210 kolsoin st. ADY WANTS TO MAKE BEDS IN LODG- ing-houte and live at home, or work by the aay. Cail at 1022 Mission st., i basement W ANIEDw ASHING.IRONING OR HOUSE- Ceaning by the day: best of reference. MRS, M. E. JEABEN, 8 Minna st rear. JTERMAN WUMAN, GUOD CUOK, AND carver, wishes sieady situatlon: lirst-class lunchhouse preferred 90 =hipley, cor. kourth. VIRL WISHES SITUATION TO DO GEN- eral housework in American famliy; wages $20; reference. 3841 Lightoench st., nr. Sanchez. NRWEGIAN GIKL WISHES ANY KIND OF housework by the duy. Cull 113815 Paafic st, trom 9 1o 1 v’ S EADY YUUNG GEKMAN GIRL WISHES 10 ass1st In Tixht housework and help with chil- dreu. Adcress 48Y K gt st. ock. JLESI-CLASS FRENCIL COOK WANTS PO- sition. P.easeaddressletter1o MRS, THOMAS, 831 Sutter st. JWEDISH GIRL WAN1S TO DO UPSTAIRS ) work and waiting on table; good reference. 513 McAllister st. WANIED—BY A FIRSI-CLASs LAUN- dress work by the day, or housecleaning; Lest city references. Call OF address 2 Rilch Si., bet. Third and Fourth, off Fo.8m. ©) GIRL; Lousew downstairs. (CUMPETENT COOK WISHES SITUAIION, or would do general housework and some : 1o postals. Cail 1525 Post. N EDUCATED LADY AND EXPERIENCED nurse Gesires position as Burse or «ompanion toinvalid: best of references. A. k., box 6, Call Oftice, Uakinad. W ASIED-DRESSMAKING IN F\MILIES in city, Oakland, Alameda or Berkelev, at 82 work guaranteed. WANT SITUATIONS IN ri. LIGHT Call or address 163 Tehama st., washing: wages $2 304 £an Pablo ave. 7OUNG COLORED GIRL WISHES SITUA- tion 10 o light housework or take care of children Address E. k., box 76, Call Uftice. T)RESSMAKER — FIRST-CLASS _ FITTER, styish Craper and desigoer: thorough dress: niaker; by (he dy. 104 Grove st. VW AVLED—SIIUATION AS LOOKKEEPEX or stenographer by a competént young lady of expeience: smail salary to begli with ex- pected. Address Stenographer, box 49, Cali Office. OMPETENT WOMAN WANTS HOUS) work: good cook and Iaundress. Call or ad- diess H. L., 2450 Seventeentu 8., Dear Guerrero. No cards. N EAT. WILLING, RE-PECTABLE GERMA » Sl wishes sliuutlon for upsiairs or_secund b34 work: references from present employer. Fell st IWEDISH GIRL WANIS A POSITION 10 © do general housewors. Call 120 We st Mission st, bet. Tweifth and Thirteentb. VWUMAN WANTS PLAIN WASHING To do at home or g-ntlemen's underwear. 565 Stevenson st.. In rear. WOMAN WOULD LIKE Youse, TO DO plain sewing at home. 131 Tavlor s, 1. 2. (399D CHOCOLATE-DIPPER; STEADY JOS; ®o0d wages. SCHAIFER'S,2: Sixthst. F. DRESS-CUTTING SCHO L—FRENCH « tailoriug tuught; §1 week. 916 Market, . 54. MARKET THE —BRANCH OFFICKE OF s and subscriptions taken. 27, DESIRES POSITION IN deli very-wagon: sober and re- can give bonds from $500 to $1000 if re- Address C. J. F., box 96, Call Office. ‘\'AN'I‘EAJvPOSPHu.\‘ BY YOUNG GER- man as teamster or on ranch. K. P., box 61, Call Office. [TRS1-CLASS BOOKKEEPER WANTS EM- ployment; mine, ranch, winery or general store: willing to give such other services a de- sired to Al iime: salary low. Address J. J., box 21, Cail. JTEADY YOUNG MAN WISHES POSITION in a whoiesale store or elsewhere. Address J.G. H., 515 McAllister st. HOROUGH HOTEL MAN DESIRES charge of smali hotel ¢r rosming-house on percentage or small salary; highest reference. H. H., box 160, Call THOROUGH GAKDENEK, GEKMAN, DE- sires permanent em ployment: Is willing (o per- form work bout the house and bara 1f required. Address Guidener, 560 Howard st. TEADY YOUNG /MAN, NO BAD HABITS, wiliing 1o work, would like_empioyment about place; understands care of horses, cow , etc, and is handy with tools. Y. DL, bux 75, Cail Office. JRENCHMAN, M1DDLE-AGFE, CARPENTEK, handy aroundrresidence or vineyard, good hand At waitiug, g0l address, desires position c ty or country, or as porter, store or warehouse. F. D. B., 210 Montgomery ave. REDIT MAN AND BOOKKEKPER, RFCENT- Iy from the East, wishes office work: 8 years ith last_employer; highest city_references; can operate typewriier aua_write shor hand: smal salary, as must have employment. Address B. K., box 103, Cali Uffice W ANIED-SITUATION S BARTENDER, With view to purchase: wages no object. Ad- dress A. A., box 146, Call. . MAYASD WIFE AS COOKS OR TO RE> M apiace; geol ¢ v hotel preferred. Ad- dress ¥. CALDEK, 702 Califoraia s M !PDLE-AGED AND INTELLIGENT DANE M "ishes a situation about jrivate place in city or Onkland: can take care of horses, garden, Cows; best of reference and experience; willing to work for small wages and good home. box 45, Call Uflice. VWANTED—BY A MIDDLE-AGED AMERI- can, with references, p ace about private place; horse, cow an.i garden: handy wiih Lools: moderate wazes. Address iarnest, 224 Seventh. APANESE WANIS STEADY SITUATION in small family, either walter or plain cook with housework; has 100d references. Addiess GEORGE, tox 136, tbis office. VW INCirsTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD ST, N& Market: 200 rooms: 25¢ to £1 50 per night: 51 60 10 46 per week: convenient and respectabie; free bus and baggage to and from the ferry. Address A. C., | 4 Carr: want W ANTED—10 YOUNG LADIES TO LEARN | YY barber trade: stop to open May 1. Particu- lars cali 13834 Efghth st.. 8. ¥. Barber College. 615 LARKIN-BRANCH @F¥ICE OF THE O Carv: subscriptions and® want ads. taken. OST CONVENIENT AND RESPECTABLE: Winchester House, 44 Third st, near Markot: 200 rooms; 3¢ to $i 60 per night: $1 50 10 33 per week; free 'bus and baggage 10 and from ferry. JLYNN'S DRESSMAK] Academy. 14 MeAllister NG AND CUTTING $1a week. MALE HELP WANTED. | QECOND COOK, GOOD ON SHORT ORDERS | and oysiers, re taurant, $45; waiter, hotel, south. $25; 5 'waiters with dress suits, hotel, north, $80. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary st PHOLSTERER FOR FIRST-CLASS HOTEL; $25 0 and found; steady work. C. R. HANSEN & CO,, 110 Geary st. JARMER AND WIFE, SEK PARTY HERE { X this morning: man ‘and wife about piace, e party nere; Swiss milker for Uregon. $20, see party here. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary s FFLP WANTED—Continnad. BUSINESS CHANCES. i e ITY OR COUNTRY TAILORS WILL profit by sending their coats to ~an Francisco Cont-makers, 17 Siockton pl - strictly white iabor. TYLISH AND DURABLE C+LF SHOES +) made to order. #3 50: cheapest place In city for repairing and secord-hand shoes. 959 Howard st. F_YOU ARE GOING TO YUKUN GOLD flelds. Alaska. join the Johnson party, leaving here March 20. Johnson's Alaska Outfitting Agency, 218 fansome st. \ / ANTED—SEAMAN, ORDINARY SEAMAN and green-hands for 'whaling and dsep-water vessels. Apply at MCMAHON & McCARTHY, 117 Drumm st., upstairs. INGLE ROOMS 1c AND 16c NIGHT, 60c and 75¢ week. Lindell House. Sixth and Howad. T ANTED—SAILORS FOR ~TEAM WHAL ers and sealers at LANE'S, 504 Davls st. ‘ ANTED, YOUR SHOES — WE REPAIR shoes up to 9 o'clock every night: those work- ing through the day can have their shoes repaired at night while you wait: ladies’ soiing, 85¢; men’s 8Gling50c: fine shoes made 10 order from $2 up; we have a lot of shoes been damuged vy water ai less tuan one-fourih their value, from 75¢ up to $250. 562 Mission st, bet, First and Second. RO0MS 150 70 75c PER NIGHT: 50c TO $1 50 per week. Orfental, 226 Drumm st. BOARDING-HOUSE OF 64 MAG- F6500. Dadsas Farnisned rooms: 18 site- ated in most desirabie locality nor b of Market st.: always filled with cholc st, most select and post- tively the bes: class of jaying patrons: this house could not be dupi:caied 1or less than $9000;: owner retirng irom pusin:ss. will bear tuorough i gatlon. A. S LESS, 1082 Market s NER WANTED IN CORNE! Bois? LESS $250. Pk OV, butchershop: north of Marxets and cart: expeifs.ce Dot Leces: A 1032 Market st. CeCREAM, CANDY AND STATIONERY store, with 4 sunny living-rooms in Western Addition: near large school; only store of its knd In vicinity; bears iuvestization. A. S. LESS, 1032 Market at. $300 BRAN(H BAKERY, CANDY AND Dy otion siore: in- Western ~Addition; elesant £xture ; large stock: 4 1ivin -rooms; rent $1650. A~ LE-S, 1032 Marcet st. SALOON A $35 D LUNCH HOUSE; 4 DV, Jiving-ioom: among shops torles; cheap ient: sickness cause of sale. LSS, 1032 Market st. CORNEK GKOCERY AND BAR « north of Marketst.: 4 liviog-rooms £25: 0ld established business: extensive other busin.ss causes sate. 4. S. LESS, IRST - CLASS OPERATORS ON LADIES' cloaks and suits. W. SIMINOFF, 1228 MarkeL. ANT ADS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE CaLL are taken at_Branch Oflice, south- west corner Sixteenth and Mission sts, ANTED,TOCOLLECT WAGES DUE LABOR- ersaclerks KNOX Collection Agey, 110 Sutter. ECRULTS WANTED FOE THE U. 8 MA- rine Corps, U. 5. Navy—Able-bodled_unmar- Tied men beiween the ages of 21 and 30 years who are cilizens of the United S.ates, or thoss who bave iegally declared their Intention 0 be come such: musi be of good character an i habits and able to speak, read and write English and be between b feet § inches and 6 feet In height. For jurther information apply at the Recruitiug Office, 20 Kllis st.. San Franclsco, W ANTED=AN 1IDEA: WHO CAN THINK of some simple thing (o patent? I rotect your ideas: they may bring you wealth. Wiite JOILN WEDDERRURN & CO,, Dept. L, Patent Attor- neys. Washington, D. C., for their $1800 prize offer and new list of 1000 fnventions wanted. HOUSK, 86313 MAKKELS 5c 10 506 night: 1 10 2 weex. JLCHO —xooM3 20, 167 taken. MPEY ACME HOUSE, 957 MARKET ST., BE- low Eixth, 1or a room: i5ca night: $1 a wees. AN ST —BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CaLL; subscriptios and wan: ads EST IN CITY—SINGLE ROUMS, 15, 20:AND 25 cents per night: $1, $1 25, $1 50 per week. Pacitic House, Commerciul und Ieidesdorft sts. 100 25N IO TAKE LODGING AT 106 150 €24 Washington st., near Kearn. Y ANTED—LABORERS AND MECHANICY 10 know that kd Kolkin, Keno House proprie- tor, stll runs Denver Houss, 217 Third st.: 150 Iarge rooms; 26c per night: $1 10 3 per week. OSEDALE, 321 ELLIS ST.—SINGLE FUR- nished rooms, 20c 10 25¢ night, $1 L0 81 50 wk. APANESE COVK FOR RANCH: COUNTRY; $20. C. 1. HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary st. ' SIMON WANTS 100 MEN TU GET BOT- . Ule beer or wine G¢: best free lunch. 643 Cla; OLOKED POKTER, CITY: YOUNG MAN TO wait some; cook, 87 a week: nigh' cook, $25 and room, for Nevada. MARTIN'S, 749 Market. N ANTED—SINGLE ROOMS, 15¢ A DAY; 3L week: rooms for 2, 25¢ a day. §1 50 & weex; reading-room: daily papers. 56 Clay st. HEBRSK AND BUTTER MAKER. MAR- TIN'S, 749 Market st. ORTER AND KUNNER, COUNTRY HOTEL. MARTIN'S, 749 Marketst. 7OUNG MAN, FRUIT RANCH. MARTIN'S, 749 Market si. : APANE-E COUK, $40 AND R .OM; JAPAN- ese ve.lboy. MAKIIN'S, 749 Market st. | W INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 1 HIKD ST, NR. Market: 200 rooms, 25¢ a night: reading: room: free bus and bazeage 10 and irom the ferr AGENTS WANTED. GEM1S W3 NTED IN EVERY COUNTY TO sell direct to the farmers the combination lock | cievis: seils on sight in the Enast. SAML. GAM- | BLE, P. C. Agent, 1307 Dolores st. W ANTED — DRIVER FOR A DRLIVERY wagon, cash security required; benchhand for planink-mill, $3 day; American blacksmita | and " woodworker; milker and_wife, $40; butler, | £40; ana otiers. ' Apply to J. F. CKOSETT & €O, 628 Sacramento st. OREMAN FOR A VINEYARD; SEE BOSS here; 3 furn.ers: farmer and wife. $30; 2 chore- bovs for ranches; miiker, $25. MUKRRAY & | READY, Leading Employment Ageuts, 634 and 636 C ay'st. 10 MORE ~WOODCHOPPERS, §7 CORD: laundryman, $3); ironer, $30: 3 cooks: 2 d others. MURRAY & RrADY, Leading Employment Agents, 634 and | 636 Cla: W s e eihinsit e e e e of age with ' Caiifornia experience and first-class reterences; salary $50 per month and founi. W. D.EWER'& CO, 676 Clay st. RANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL, 167 N1N st.—Want ads and subscriptions taken. JUTUATION ON RANCH BY MAN AND ) wife: man arderstands ranch, orchard and vineyard work: good (eamsier; can ruu engine: woman good cook: o children. - Address R. P., box 70, Call Oflice. VW ANTED — POSITION AS CLEKK [N A grocery-store by German boy 17 years old; smali wages and board and lodging. 727 Davisst., saloon. MARKET ST.—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE & Cavv: want ads and subscriptions taken. YOUNG GiRL WISHES PLACE IN NiG family as good plain cook and general bouse- work; Is very reliable. Please call 925 Harrisn st., bet. Fifih and ~ix.h. OOKKEEPER AND ACCOUNTANT OF EN- larzed experience in commercial and financial lines desives situation; first-class references. ¥i- delity, box 82, Call. W ASTED-MILKER AND WIFE AS COOK, $40: milker near cliy, $20: butler with refer ences, $4U; cook for & restaurant. $12 a vineyardist and cellarman, $20; German assistant cook newr city, $25; waiter plain hotel, 325, etc. L. ANDRE, 308 Stockton st. ‘VA)TEH. CITY, $40. 420 Kea ny. | (LENTLENEN AND 1.ADIrS WISHING TO { U sing tn the zrand chorns March 17, evening of St. Pauick’s day, ai Mechunics’ Pavillon, please call or address J. W. MCKENZIE, Musical Di- | rector, 524 Eddy st HUTEL GAZETTE, J0Y WANTED TO SELL PLANTS: STEADY 25 Howard; call bet. 7 and 8 A. M. “'i\x‘l‘l«tn—bml!\v.isnn& REIDY’S HO- i tel, 1504 Keniucky st., Potrero. MISSION LODGE NO. 1t9, F. and A. M.—Called meeting THI (WEDNESDAY) EVENING. at 7:30 welock. First degre-. By order of the W. C. D. BUNKER, Secretary. EXCE]S10R LODGE NO. 166, F. and A. M —Called meeting T HIS, (WEDNESDAY) EVENING, March 10, at 7:30 o'clock. Third degree. THE. . E. SMITH, Secretary. MOUNT MORIAH LODGE NO. 44, F. and A. M.—Meeting THIS (WEDNKSDAY) EVENING. at 7:89 First degree. THEO. FROLICH, Secretary. ‘alled meeting THIS, £-DAY) EVENING at 7:80. Firat By order of the W. M H. FORTRIEDE, Sec. & aegree. EAGLE LODGE NO. 220. OF H.— Members are hereby notified to atiend the regular mecting THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVEN- ING, at 8 o'ciock, 32 O'Farrell st. A mendments 0 by-imws wi 1 be considercd. By order J K. PHILLips, Rep. M. HARIMAN, Dic, W UMAN 43D STRUNG BOY WOULD LIKE place in the country: woman good cook: boy able o work on farm. W. B., box 21, Call Office. “OACHMAN; BY YOUNG MAN (23): CAN J milk and o plain earcening; good references. PO-I- eper: understands the hamberwork. Address Twenty-nith st, bet. ( 1OUD, RELIABLE WOMAN WISHES 3 “tion s working hous: care of children or will Mk M. MOORE, 4272 Castro and Diamond. RESPECTABLE CATHOLIC GIRL WOULD like position as lady's maid_and seamstress or children’s nurse. Address A., box 77, Cail Office. SWEDISH GIRLS WISH SITUATIONS TO country togethe: §00d cook undress; across the bay preferred. 186 Capp st., pear Sixteenth. FIRST-CLASS LAUNDRESS WOULD LIKE A sitaation In private ramily. S 1., box 70, Cal. PRESSMAKER WISHES ENGAGEMENTS by the dsy orat home, Or a steady situation with dressmaker; willing 10 cross the bay for duy work: $150. Addresy MRS, W., box 74, Call. 7OUNG GIRL WAN IS A PLACE T0 ASSST in iizht housewo1k or to tase care of chi.dren. Call or audress 106335 Howard st. 7 FRIENUS OF THE GOLDEN GATE Veren—The ofhcers and members of the 21i-nds of the Goiden Gate Verein are heraby re- Q' ested 10 atiend tue funeral of their la e brother, JOiN F. MOLLLR, on THURSDAY, at 2 o'clock . 3, from the par.ors of H. F. Subr & Co., 1209 | Mission st , rear fiiznth. MRS MATILDA VAN NIEL, President. MRS JULTIA MARKS Secretary. SPECIAL NOTICES. B2 \WALLPAPIR AT COST: INGRAINS.9: paintiog; paper-hauging. 1302 Wevater st. BAD TENANLS EJECT ©D, $3: COL- Jections, Ciiy OF coUDtry: rates reasonable. Coumbian Luw & Col. Agency. W. L. HARPER, Manager, fiith floor, 101 Sansomest. Tel. M 1519, EZ7 JAD TENANIS EJKCTED FOR 84: coilections made: city or_country. Pacific Collection Co., 415 Montgy s, room 6: tel. 6580. JEAT, COMPETENT AND FIRST-CLA-S AN Young lady stenosraphier and typewriter de- sires situa-fon: wili assis. with Rccounis; best of A. B, box 109. Ca:l Oftice. 9T MONTGOMERY, COKNER OF CLAY— DL | Open wnui 9:30 oclock; branch oftice of the Call: subscriptions and want ads. taken, 33 ST.—BRANCH OFFICE OF DO ubscriptions and wani ads Kken. HAYES Tuk Cavs; FEMALE HELP WANTED. COOKS, PRIVATE FAMILY, CITY, 825 $30; 4 girls for houseworx, city. $20, 2! nursegirl, §9: 6 girls for housework, S15 and $20: 6 young girls to assist, $10. C. K. HANSEN & €0., 110 Geary st. <) GIRLS, GAKLAND, CAL, §15: GIRL, WEB- Z sterst. $1: g rl. Pacific st , $15: girl, Golden . 816 girl, Taylor at, 415, no baking: girl, Paker st.. 815: girl, Pine si., $18: girl, Green st., $15: girl, Geary st. £15; giri, Livermote, Cal., $15: gir, Contra Costa. Cal., $18; 12 voung girls, 18, £10 a7 d §12 per month, to assist, e:c. MAR® TIN'S, 749 Maraet st IRL. VALLEJO. CAL, $20: GIRL, BROAD- ¥ way, $20; girl, Filimore st., $20: gir, O’Far- rel st., #20; girl. kddy st.. $18: girl, Californin st., $25; 'girl, Scott st.. $20; girl, Golden Gate uve., W ANTED=FOR COUNTRY, GOOD STORE clerk, who can also lelgraph: give full quali- fications and references. Lumter. box 135, Call \} ANTED — A SOLICITOR FOR FAMILY liquor irade: references required. Address B., bux 10, Call (fiice. 100D WAITER WANTED. CALL AT 134 Third st., bet. 8 and 8. JOBER AND STE \ DY SHOEMAKER O paliing. 2857 1'wenty-fourth st., near Bi OXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER AND typewriler; must be able-bodled; state saiary. MCNEIL BROS., san Jose. 7OUNG JOB PRINTER: STATE EXPERI- ence and wages. MCNEIL BROS., San Jose. (100D BOUTBLACK WANTED FOR BARBER- shop. 1048 McAliister st 0Y WANTED: from 14 to 16 years. ASS SHOEMAKERS WANTED 1608 Park st., Alameda. GERMAN PREFERRED; %54 Fourth st. ©) FIRSI-C ANTED—FOREMAN FOR LARGE GRAIN | GENTS—BRYAN'S BOOK, “THE FIRST Battle.” Apply or address for territory, F. ‘manager subscription department, THE TAKER & RAY COMPANY, 723 Market st. WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS. UILDINGS BOUGHT: LUMBER, SASHEY | 1D doors, mantels. etc., for sale. 1163 Mission st JELL YOUR BOOK¥, CLOTHING AND Ji elty 10 A. KLEIN. 109 Sixth send poscal. LODGING-HOUSES FOR SALE. | S BPUM HOUSE ON MARKET ST.....$1,400 .. 24-room house, only. e 650 | 110 rooms, very fine... 1250 | 24 rooms’on Market st . 850 { 14 rioms, onl” R T 350 | 28 rooms, ony... LI 1,000 | 46 rooms! oftér wanted. 350 | 51 rooms for exchange. 1,401 24 0. mi 850 CATiister s 300 | 20 rooms; corner: new. | 14 rooms on sucer... T-room house, oniy 18 roozns, ner the Ba H. C. UECKER, 1020 M INING-ROOM, 30 BOARDER: catio 5 10 rooms, g | 14 rooms, Van Ness: new: paying. UNUEKWOOD & CO., 765 t st 1 ROOMS: NEW FURNITURE; RENT RE- duced; part cash. 402 Geary st. LODGING-HOUSE O« 21 ROOMS $b(]( . on one ficor: always full; Tent cheap: §00d furpitmie. Call at' 1834 Sacramento st. 830 HAYES-BRANUIL OFFICE OF THE | CALL: subscriptions and want ads taken. and 200 a night, including coffes aud rods. | 1032 Marke $20 TORF; CLOSE TO MAR- B good run of trade: very profit: able business: a fine bargain; bears invesiigat.on A 3. LS, 1082 Market si. IGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR FURNE ture, restaurant, saloon fixtures and grocer” stocks. STENBERG. 632 Market: tel. main 1043, $60 RESTAURANT ME ATTENTION; ~to buy oie of the bet-paing riaces recelpts $45 daily: irial given: fullest {ivestige tion. S1=NBERG & CO., 632 Markot st. BUTCHER-SHOP: KSTABLISHED F1100. 15'vears: cors 12 ca e, 25 sheep. 8 hogs weekly: 8 hor es, 4 wagons: rent, (nc uding stavle, only $40. STENB« 1G. 632 Market s'. _'—00 BUTGHER-SHOP; GOOD HOESE, $500. wacon. cish resisiers owner leaving city. ST 652 Market st. EADING RE: liouse; choicest Jocation om Market st.: r only $100; average dally receipis from £65 (0 $70: firstclass ‘patronuge and elegantly furnisned; books open for inspection. WILK, 783 Ma NBEKG C TAU (ANT AND OY=T ®180(), BARECON: Fiw DOORS FROM . Baldwin Hotel; doing large day and nizht business; fong lease; owners keep 3 mol larse esiablishments 1n o.hér parts of the elty: f& sarrifice; o much to aitend to: aciual va $50U0. Sew WILK, 785 Market st. } $700, LORNER GROCERY AND BAR « north of Market st.; 11ving-rooms; low Tent; full value of stock in sight; first-class cash custom. WILKE, 783 Market $300, sALOS CLOSE 10 BUSINESS DUV, center: “rent ‘so0; greatest sacrifice; owner sick. WILKE, 783 Murket st. . OLD-ESTABLISHED BAREOOM: BLO00. S e mones-mariog Pl ce: junc ion of Market and Stockton ats. Full Particuiars, WILK E, 783 Marker st. ORNER L/QUOR->TORE; WITH LARGE bar aud fomly tade; on leading business street; fitted up first c:as< and chelce SLOCk ‘wf wines'and liquors:.sive eutrance and clubrooms: bargain. \WiLKE, 783 Market st. o TSALOON; WITA $3000., 33 Farnikied room TBROOMS: doing a first- class business: rent low: 1 block from Market st.; only buyers need inquire. ECKER'S BAKGAINS, 1020 MARKET ST. 8200 Barber-snop for sale. $350—Stationery-siore for sale. £150— Branch bakery for sale. £6,0— Re<tanrant 1or sa: $350—Coffee saloon for sale, $:C0—Cady-store for sa $350—Wo0d and coa! yarl. $800—Grocery and 1 ar for sala. $2500—Bakery and restauraat. £175—Cigar-store for sale. $850—Ment market, for sale. £800—Coffee suioon and restaurant. $400—Saloon for sale, §800, SEAND, CHANCE FOR 2 MEX on . man and wife: restaurant and Coftee parlors: fine location on Mur<et s .; busin. ss of %30 per day: selling only on account of other business. HEALY & CO., 917 Maraet st. WILKE, 783 Marketst 0 LET OK LEASE—ACADEMY HALL, COR. Mission an Mary sis. bet. rifth aud Sixth. Avply to L ALTSCHUL 820 Ciay s K950, SaLooN NORTH OF MA RKET ST 200, business center; cheap rents lase: & Tnquire Call Otice, bargaio, ALF INTEREST IN busin: ss: small cap tal. rooms 1, 2 and PAYING OFFiCH 18 Mon:gomery st.- 00D HAI((GAIN—“AL}:-[XTD‘JRI-,NI' IN A salcon: pariner wants to go to Europe. aquire this office. .%2&7 « be sold to-day. Mission st. OWNTOWN ROUTE ON MORNING PAPER. Apply 36 Third st., bot. 12 and 2 P. 3. Apply D. M. RAE, 827 VWANTED-PARTN R WANTED IN SMALL restaurant. A pply this office. OR SALE CHEAP— rant. 654 Mission st AYING RESTAU- ying and oldest establish houses in Lhe City: e.egant f ing for business don’t mi-s this. 538 California st $350. 508 TEADY AND RELIABLE 2OV, mun ‘as partnir in generai contr. cting and manufactoring business; no previous knowk edge required; easiy lewrned and very profitable, K. T., box 1, Call Uftice. FURNITURE FOR SALE. ETIRING FROM RETAIL BUSINESS: muat ciose out stock in 30 days: brussels cai 1, 423c yard; foor oilcloth. 18¢c: mat.ing, 7o Fd; beitocm sois, 3 pleces. 39 60: d-room fur- niture outfit, $65. SHIREK & SHIREK, 747 Market st, Opp. Grant ave. 5300 FOR HALF INTEREST [N AMANU. & facturing business. 328 Bush st rm. 4. FURSITURE STOVES, CARPETS, COUN- ters. showcases. AN DERSON. 1121 Market. 9 1. J. NEUMANN'S, 117 SIXTH, FOR A"lowest prices on househoid goods: new ot kool Fsmew: cas' or on lime: open evenings. FURNITURE WANTED. ST PRICES FOR FURNITURE, MDSE.. wie. STREET & CRESWELL. Ancitoneers. 927 Market st. rm.316. Houses bought in theirentirety. W ANTED=MIDI LE-AGED MAN TO BLY or rent c.gar siand connected wizh an oyster- house. SE. Coz. Twenty-fonrth and Folsom sts. JALOON, $2000 CASH—FOR SALE CHEAP; fine corner; eegantly fitted; Al location. Address Saloon, box 4, Call Ofli. e, TALF OR WHOLE WINE AND LIQUOR siore; chea ren:: good outside (rade; small apital. 820 Valencia st URKE'S ELEGAN | SALOO. sixth and \ alencia sts, for sale. Market TWENTY- Apply 192 WANTED-MAN WITH $260 IN DELICA cies business. W. B., box 15, Call fii e, For SALE—HALFI\TEREST IN A GOOD- ! paying saloon. Inquire Call Office. For ALE—GROCER ES AND BAR: NO opposition. Luqurre at Call Office. HO-ING SHOP, ALF-INTEREST HORSE. 529 kddy st sccount of sic<ness. T ANTED—EXPERIENCED PHO .0 PRINT- er. Kvom 35, 1065 Washingion st., Onkland. MPLOY LD, GO TO 1HE BENLFIT TO- immediatel F YOU WANT GOOD FRICES FOK FURNI tare and merchandise see BURD, 211 Larkin. IGHER PKIC THAN ANYWHERE PA1D 1 lary K. udres . A 18; . 2 MAKTIN'S, ] oy Indiana 11 .16 nrkez.opp.Jor ;z;r:xl;lcel.“s:)?"lgtvld per weel Audress Lo A, il:l’ke:‘,::: Octavia st., $20. MARTIN'S, 749 dsy. 539 (s iforaia st. Indiana Auction C0.1657 Mark np.J ong JOUNG GERMAN GIRL WISHES A SITUA- ‘ YUMA‘ AS DISHWASHER, #15; GIRL FOR HOESHOP FOR BALI CHEAP; SEE IT. CARPET CLEANING. tion to tuke care of 1 or 2 children. Apply bakery; waitress, $.5. MAWTIN'S, 749 (1 1072 Ciay st. S L 1423 Powell st. rear. Market st W AMTED—BY GOUL WOMAN GENLRAL housework: ina good co0K; City or councry: refereuces. 1055 Market st. 7OUNG GERMAN WIDOW DESIRES POSL tion in wilower's or bachelor’s househo:d. 38 Eady st., room . X’BUNH GERMAN WIDOW DESIRES GEN- lll)mul! mending at home. 38 Eddy st., room 1. © HEAD WAITHRESSE O 749 Marke: st. CITY. MARTIN'S, WATIR; i<: $20° N0 SUNDAY WORK. MARTIN'S, 749 diarket st. ADY TRONER: COUNTRY LAUNDRY. 4 MARTIN'S, 749 Market st ARBERS—GOOD 2-CHAIR SHOP: CIGAR- stand: cheap. DECKELMAN BKOS., 106 e.llis, ARPETS CLEANED, RENOVATED LIKE new. J. MCQUEEN, 453 Stevenson, Tel. 8.228. BA (BER-SHOP FOR SALE: GOOD LOCA- tion. Pariicuiars 1t 2 Sixth st. W ANTED — sEAME green hands, st., upstairs. : ORDINARY AND Shipping Agency, 10 Stevart FAMILY COOK, 850. MARTIN'S, 749 MAR- 4 YOUNG MEN FOR LONG JOB: NO EXPE- rience necessary. H ERMAN'S, 637 Clay st. WEUI-H GIRL, JUST ARRIVED, WISHES a place ior general housework. 1135 Fio.ida street. DIVIDEND NOTICES. DIVIDEND NOTICE—DIVIDEND N 1 (twentr-five cents per share) of tne I.80N SUGAR PLANTATION COM- be payabie at the office_of pany, 3:7 M rket st., on and af er SAT Murch 1897. Transfer-books will closs SAT J. Muich 13. 1597, at 12 o'clock M. i H. 8Hi LDON. Secretary. NS WANTED-FEMALE. SITUATI1O; N UMBER OF GIRLY, ALL NATIONA LITIES, AN awaiting situations st MRS, HIRD'S, 721 Rllls st.: telepnone Sutter 52. {IRSi-CLASS FRENCH COOK DESIRES A situation: best of references. MARTIN'S, 749 Market st. IRST CLASS SECOND GIRL, WITH REF. erence. desires s sl uation. J. F. CROSETT & Co., 316 Cutter st. KRMAN EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, 506 MA- s0n st., telcphone Main 5332 furnishes reil- able help of all nationalities, WANIED-BY MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN, With cood references and experience, posit on as invalid nurse or care of infaut; wiil go travel- ing. Call at my present employer's, 855 CApp rt., cor. Twenty-second; take Howard or Mission-s . cars. DY ESMAKER AND SEAMSTRESS WOULD e o few more engacemenis by the day in iamilies, 81 26 aday; chi dren’s clothes a specialty. Address F. L W., box 1, Cali Office. MERICAN GIRL DESIRES A SITUATION to assist In housework; no chi dren; good mall wages. 109 Leavenworth si. IRL WISHES TO DO UPSTAIRS WORK and sewing: sleep at iome preferred. Address G. G., box T4, Call Cflice. hom MERICAN LADY WANTS POSITION A8 companion and nurse with invalid; u e ical references. 1680 kddy, nr. Steiver (. fiernoons). ket st. MOJLER AND DAUGHTER: §25. MISs CULLEN, 828 sutter sk . RENCH MAID, §20: SECONP GIRL, $25: German nurse, £25: 10 honsework girls, city and coutry, £20'and #26: ¥ youns giris, assist, $10t0 $15.” 'MISS CULLEN, 3-3 Sutter st. 811 SEARY — COMPETENT INFANTS' nurse wishes placs to care of vaby or grown chiidren; thoroughly hunest and reliable: can furnish best of references. 7 v.uTrb_px,IxN SE ing: reasouable prices. WIN' AND MEND- AL1613 Polk st. OUNG DANISH GIEL WANTS ANY KIND of wo k by the day, washing, ewc. App.y 500 Broderick si.. near Hayes. JASTERN LADY CF EXPERIEN E WANTS a permanent position as housekeeper in lodg- ing-house or widowei’s home. 1.00m 3, 995 Mar- ket st. \ ITUATION WANTED BY ELDERLY LADY © rs (bambermaid in hotel or lodging - house. 143 Third st., room 21. FAMILY. MISS U0k, #30; BIssON: 2 IN CULLES, 823 Sutter st. 00 JEWISH FAMILY: LEX, 323 Sutter at. FREX CH MAID, $23. Sutter st. /| COUKS IN GERMAN AND AMERICAN I families, $2: English, ~cotch or north of Ire- land nurse, §25; Scandinavian second girl, §30: and a large number of gir.s for cooking and house- work. J.F. CROSELT & CO.. 316 Sutter st. $35. MISS CUL- MISS CULLEN, 323 NITY STEAM CARPEL CLEANING WORKS: ('clenns, moves. lavs carpets. G, H. BTEVES S Mgr. 3% and 40 .ighth at.; telephone South 250 W LEN Y0U BECOME DIsGUSTED WITH poor work seud 10 SPAULDING'S Ploneer Cac- pet-beating Wcrks, 853-57 Tehama st.: tel. 50. 4). ARPET-ULEANING, 3c; LAYING, 3c; RUG samples free; tel. Jessie 944. Stratton, 3 8th st. GQALOON Fuk SALE INMEDIAT accoun. of slekne 8: S K Californ: inquire 123 sts. Y GURG WIDOW OF MEAXS DESIR<S GEN- tleman partner. Room 3, 895 Market st. 100D-PAYIN FOR SALE cheup: downtow: SALOON, WITH § make almost the rent: bar- good reason for seiling. Cor. Pacific snd Battery sts. ARTNER IN ESTABLISITED BUSINESS must be sober and encrgetic; references exi changed; small capi.al required. 1041 Valenel ORNER SALCON AND CiGAK-STAM] rood location and good business; cheap. 516 Geary st. STARLISHED Wr,\Nl‘l-.D—»\ YOUNG GERMAN AS BAR- 3 . CTNCLIAN P Y - RESTAURANT; Keenets e BEEIGY B0 A well 16 DVANCE CARPET-CLEANING. €O, 402 LD-E ANT; gl R b L AL R Sutter: tel. Main $94. GEO. WALCOM, prop. cheap: 824 Larkin st. WATTS, reliable carpet-cleant, . atlon works. 409 McAllister. Tel. Jossie 521 & renovig, alter- JHOEMAKER WANTED FOR NEW WORK und repal ing. Apply this office, WANIED- AN EXPERIENCKED CANDY. maker with $600 {0 buy £00d_golng business | and factory in good location. 'Address Candy, box 138, Call Uffice. ) TANTED—>TEADY MAN FOR COUNTRY VARPETS CLEANED & RENOVATED LIKE Jnew. 23Tenth; tel. South 36. Mackintosh & Co. STORE, : good location: e 1n sights rial d; 00 agents. cQR() CIGARAND $950. Ceariok $125 rent, with 1 ving-rooms, $20. v. given' thorouzh investigution so. .. box 70, Cail Office. J. EMLICHALL CARPET-CLEANNG vO. . 240 lith si: cleaning 8¢ & yard. Tel Ml 71 ECOND EXPEDITION SOU I H SEA [SLAND now formed. 539 California st. ROTESTANT LADY, UNDER YEARS of age, o teach and care for children. assist with light upstcirs work, etc.. country, 25, see lady here this morning, references required. MURKAY & KEADY, 6¥4 and 636 Ciay st. OAN OF $300 ovfioon SECURITY WILL secure you « situstion. W, M, box 76, Call. -CHAIR BARBER ~NHO* FOR SALE, OR will take purtner. 307 Sixth st. VIKL STUDENT WOULD LIKFK WORK DUR- ing forenoon.; clouning house, office or hails preferred. Address A. G., box 136, Call Office, OMPETENT COOK, SPEAKING GERMAN and Euglish: good musician; will assist light houseworx and_ able to take charge of children. Cail or address M. . E., 136 ~ixih st UBSCRIPTIONS AND WANLADS FOR THE CaLL (aken al_branch oftice, 339 Huyes si; open ui o'cluck. ATHOLIC GIRLOR WOMAN TO COOK IN ai institution, $20; woman for general ho:se- work on ranch, £ouih. $20, see party here: house- work gir, ete. MUKRAY & RKADY, Leaalug Employment Agents, 634 and 636 Clay st. VOMAN TO COOK ON A RANCH, near city, French or Scadinavian, $20: French nurse to travel, $20; Cw’holic mald, $.5: French maid, seamsiress, $25; 3 French giris for nouso- wors, 26 and §20. LEON ANDKE, removed 10 308 Stockion st. ANTED— 167 DINIIL ST — BRANCH OFFICE OF 3 { tuk” Cave:’ subscription and wauc ads. taken. / ANTED—A BOY TO LEARN THE PHOTU- engraving business. ~ Apply California Photo- engraving Company, 5.3 Market st. T00 PAIR MEN'S SHOKS. BEEN DAM: azed by water, at less than one-fourth their value. from 76¢ up 10 $2 b0. 562 Missioa st., bet. First and - econd. OUNG AND ATTEACTIVE LADY DE. sires a position as typrwriter: kood dieposition. 12044 Geary ., room 2, first floor. OUNG EASTERN WIDOW OF REFINF- ment and culture desircs a | 0sl'ion as manug- ing housekeeper in widower’s or t achelor's house, Room <, 122 Post st.: call afier 12. XPERIENCED HOUSEKEFPER (WIDOW) wants work in widower's or bachelor's house- hoid, with childre:: country preferred. 83 Ninth st.. Toom 17: hours 11 A. M. L0 9 P. M. TERMAN upstairs Post st. GIRL WANTS SITUATION FOR is & good seamstress. Apply 1803 ANT ADS AND BSUB=CRIPTIUNS FOR THE CALL are taken at Branch uffice, south- west corner ~ixteentt and Mission s's. OMPETENT FRENCH GIRL DESIRES 8 1 ation, waitress, upsiairs or take care of chi dren. Address F. G., box 8, Call Office. EFINED WIDOW FROM NEW YORK DE- sires position as trpewriter. Call 1567 Seventh st., room 1, second tloor. N KHMAN GIRL SMALL FAMILY, CITY, T $20. MRS. LAMBERT. 108 Mason st INORTH GERMAN HOUSEK KEPLR, WITH- out _incumbrance, $15, eity. MR=. LAM- BERT, 308 Mason st. JERMAN GIKL, 3 IN FAMILY, 820, OAK- land. MRS L\MBERT, 306 Mason st. OLORED GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK, $15: 2 girls toxether, smail family, no washing, $76: Sweuish housegirl, $25. MK, NORTON, 316 Sutter st 00K AND SECOND GIRL, SAME HOUSE, / $5 and $20: cook, $30: nursegirl, $15, and a nuniber of otners. MRS, HIRD, 721 Ellis st. D -)( MISSIUN — SUBSCRIPTIONS AND 2041 want ads taken for THE CALL. ARBER-SHOP: RUNNING 3 CHAIRS; jal location. Apply Cali Uffice. ADY WANT> GEN(LIMAN PARTNER; 4 only 825 cuplta’, 1 FIf.h st room ). |JARBERS—FOR EMPLOYMEN] CALL SEC Y. C. Barbers’ Assn. S FUCHS, 825 Grant ave. 5 YONKLIN'S CAKPEL- BEATING WORK 3 Y e s ey /A% 833 Golden Gate ave, Telephone Fast 126 ANTED — BUYER FOR FIRST-CLASS sboemaking ahop 11 Sausalito: plenty new HORSES. work and repairing. Inquire this oflice. - = 4() HOBSES FOR SALE: ALSO WAG buggles, carts, harness; Grand Arcade Hors. Market, 327 Sixthst.: auctfon sates every Wad: nesday. SULLIVAN & DOY LE, Auctioneers. W ANIED-GOOD HORSE AND HARNESS nd bulcher-cart; chesp. Cor. Stanysn and Waller s 5. J$E SALE CHEAP—40 YOUNG WORK AND business horses; al:0 10 mu.es. Cor. Fifteenth and Valencia s:s. - 0 HEAD OF HORSES SUITABLE FOR ANY OUbusiness 900 to 1500 pounds. 0.4 Turk-st. car stables, 1301 Turk; team of large young mules. $1500 BUYS A PROFITABLE OUTSIDE DUV business; zood opportunity for young, active man with the above amount of casn. F. Bu box 16, Call. g =EX 1 WINDSOR ROIEL for 3 or 5 years. Wrie GoULGE W St Helena . DLOSPEROUS REFUBLICAN newsyaper: golden opportanity: owner leaving. WEEKLY easy term: Address ., box 61, this oflice. (1ENTS FUKNISHING GOODS; MUST SELL at once: a bargain for some one. Call afier 1 P at 38 Sixth st SPATIONERY STORE: OLD, GOPD-PAYING place; nice for woman 10 niake a geod living. Tnquire Cali Office. OR SALE—GOOD PAYING SALOON. cor. Spear and Howard. Y UUNG WIDOW WANTS A GENGLEMAN partner: small capital. Room 8, 207 Post st A NEW AND SECONL-HAND HAR. &ll kinds: bugcy, wagon, carts, surcay 500 Se, = vay: 40 cheap borses. 15th and Valencix. \W ANTED=A TROVTING-HORSE 1N EX- change on plano. HEINE, 136 E.iis st. ] ARGE STABLE AND LOFT F R RENT J'cheap. Linden ave., near Van Ness. WAGONS AND CARRIAGES. N'W AXD “ECOND-HAND BAKER, LACN. dry and milk wagon: also fine top buggy and rockaway. ¥:8 Harrison st ARBER-SHOP—MUST BE SOLD, ON AC- count of s.ckness. 1944 Market st 2526 taken. MISSION 51.—BRANGH OFFICE OF THE CALL; subscripiions aud-waut ads 7 ANTED—GOUD DRESSMAKER AND AN apprentice al M RS. Ki*MP'S, 33614 Sixth st. OURNEYMEN BARLEKS EMPLOYMEN( secretary .H. BERNARD, 102 ceventh st PROFESSIONAL CARDS. JOHNR AITKEN AND M URICK L ASHER, attysatlaw, rms. 515,518, 51> floor, Parro:t b dg CHN K, RICHARDS, LAW OFFJCES. KOOM3 oJ i ani 1, Crocker bullaLig: - wisphione Macs %5, San Francisco, Cak TOKE WITH 8 LIVING-RUOMS: ELEGANT locaiion tor busiuess. 408 rourth st. 2526 1000 A vention. MISSION — SUBSCRIPTIONS Want ads taken 10r THE CALL CABDS. $1 5 SHOW CARDS, KIG. Tel. Black 141 HILL. 2215 Geary st., ST CAR FENDER PATENT: BEST 1N, “Apply 623 Golden Gute ave. ArPLY ’IHI? NEWSPAPELR KOUTE L INTERIOR CITY close to ~ao Fraucis.o. ¥or particul ihis oftice. i AL ITY LOULS FUK SALis office. HOTELS, BUSH ST, board and room $1t0 §2 per day, £6 14 Per week; cholce rooms 60 cents o $1+ suits 100ms for family $1 10 81 50 per night: first-class service: uree conch, CHARLES MONTGOMERY BROOKLYN HOTEL 208-213 ELITE CAFE, 28 KDDY ST.; MUST | f l