The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, March 12, 1897, Page 14

/ ] THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, FRIDAY, MARCH 12, N 1897. o e e e sl es el E S S - TIFED SHE HAS A THIRD EY Judge Slack Informed in Regard to Mystic Powers. Palmistry and Magnetic Healing Explained in a Will Contest Why B. D. Griggs, an Oid Miner, Gavz a Comparative S ranger $800 Judge Slack listened to a description of | ihe methods used by a so-called magnetic nealer in the treatment of a patient. He also received information in regard to clairvoyancy and palmistry. Mrs. £lls M. Stewart, who confesses that she bhas been blessed with three husbands but is now a widow, was the witness who con- tributed to the enlightenment of the court as to her profession in life, and incident- ally touching the manner in which she‘ the late B. D.| came to write a wiil for Grigss bequeathing $300 to hersel:. Mrs. Stewart is a well-preserved lady of about 50 winters, with a bread face, ample form becomingly clad, diamonds in her ears and rings on both hands. Her v is well modulated and she uses many ges- tures. The iady delivered her testimony in a very effective manner and was com- plimenied even by opposing counsel on the acumen she displayed in_presenting ner side of the controversy 1n its strongest light. She wore a hat trimmed with jets, and the giittering ornaments that milli- ners call aigreites shook defiantly, not to say threateningly, at Attorney Schell from time to ume as she answered his troublesome quest ons. “You call yourseif a clairvoyant, do you not?” asked Mr. Schell “You pretend to foretell the future of the lives of your subjecis, do you not?"" “I have the power of clairvoyance, if that is what you mean.’” “Will you please explain what you mean by that “I know things intuitively, or by con- centration of the mind, as 1t were. 1 bave tbat power. I do mnot pre- tend to explamn it. The seat of| that poweris just between the physical It is a third eve just here,” and she her forehead between the eye- brows. She does not seem to need a third ve, as the 1wo visual organs that are vis- 1b.e to the ordinuTy observer appear to be sufficient, They are black and piercing. This avowal of supernatural power 1apped e | appeared to overawe the lawyer, for he | pursued that inquiry no further. certained that sue pretendec to a knowl- edge of palmistry. She said she read G .d’s lines on the hand and interpreted his message, etic heali ¢ that s He as- 2 she also professes, and e cures by the laving on explax ot hands. She requires consideravie room for ner operstions, as it is necessary for her to throw the evil principie of the malady from her finger-tips at each move- ment, und she illustratea the process by her hands to her side with a Jotion. Jerky Coming to the case of Mr. Grigss, she said that when they met she saw at a glance that ne could not live. He applied to her for a diagnosis of his case, and after her usual formula hed been gone through, ncluding a turn at palmistry and the like, she toid him the troubié with him was that he had & pain at the pit of s | stomach, caused stance. He did not deny that, and she asked him 1f he had ever drunk from a mountain siream. He repiied: *Oh, yes. lam a n.ner, and ofien drink from ibe snow springs of the mountains.” “Then 1 asked him if he remembered to have ever swallowed a frog or a lizard. “No,’ he r-plied, ‘vut thet reminds me of one time I was robbed. They gave me chloroiorm and thrust the neck of the bottie and the stopper down my throat. The piece of bottle znd stopper were of rubber, and they remained in my stomach for u long time, but at last I got some meaicine that relieved me of them.’ “Then 1 asked Mr. Griggs 1f he had ever eaten any pork and he said: ‘Why, yes, whiie I was in tbe mountains [ almost lived on ham and bacon.’ So I said to him, ‘Well, thut expiains it. That Las made it worse.” Mr. Scuell called the attention of the witness 1o the fact that ali the physicians in the case had testified that the trouble of the dead man was not'in the stomach, but was in the lower bowels, and asked ber if she was willing tc put Ler clairvoy- ant diagnosis agamst the expert opinion of the medical experts, when they de- clared that the trouble was in the lower ntestines? “That wus 2 mistake. He never had a pain there,’”’ was her posiiive reply. When asked how she came 10 ve named in tie will for §800 of the §: S when she haa known M only a few weeks, Mrs. answered that her patient grateiul to her for the had given him, and that he wished to show his appreciation. She said she wrote the wiil sirictly at his dgictation. She had not expected s legacy. Sue ad- Stewart seemed relief mitted ihat she rubbed his nead and called | him ‘“dear,” but said she would do that with any old man v ho was her patient. She also told with a merry laugh of how she combed Lis hair on one occasion, and then related the fact that he cried when he was about to move from the lodging- hou-e in which she lived. He kept his door locked and she had a secret signal by which she obtained admittance. In the evidence it was developed that Mrs. Stewart and another beneiciary un- | der the will signed as attesting witnesses, and afterward she concluded that two dis- interested witnesses ought to be secured, and that was done. She said the thought that disinterested witnesses cught to be | obtained came to her after the first sign- ing. It might be called clairvoyancy if you like,” she added. “But why didu’t clairvoyancy give you that hint in the first time?” was sug- | gested. The witness could not answer, and the case was put ovar for argument. DOUBLE-EAGLES JINGLED. The Jocund Owner of Wealth Was Dan- gerously Near Contempt of Court. In Jucdge Slack’s court yesterday some one among the spectators caused consid- erable annoyance by jingiing money in his pocket. The sound was like that of a stack of $20 pieces being raised gently by the end of the thumb and then let drop gently back into their comfortabie place. It wae a clear case of contempt of court, and if the bailiff could bave detected ihe culprit he would have been punished. Several newspaper reporters were present, but they were not suspected by the generovs-minded Judge. The lzwyers appeared perturbed for a short time as it looked like a piece of neglect for them to let any of their clients be running loose with ready money in their pockets. Finally a plethoric-looking stranger who looked as if he might be from Chicago and had strayed into the couriroom out of a feeling of idle curiosity, arose and passed out into the corridor, after whicn the nuisance was immediately abated, e Fined a Drug Clerk. J. F. Michell, a clerk in Leon di Nola’s drug- by some foreign sub- | she | store on Haight street, was yesterday fined §50 by Judge Campbell for filling & preseripiion without being licensed to do so. The com- piaint was mede by Secretary Dawson of the State Board of Pharmacy. e Hurriet Cooper’s Will. Gunnison, Booth and Bartnett have filed a somewhat contradictory document in the es- tate of the late Harriet Coover. They first ad- mit that she died intestate and then allege that she left a will that is olographic in form and aver that she was of sound mind when she signed the instrument, and demand that the will shall be admitted 'to probate, In view of the antagonistic elements of the pleadings the decision of the Probate Court will be awaited with interest. —————— REAL ESTATE TB;ANSAGTIONS. Alexander R. Baldwin to Charlotte A. Curtls, : on N line of Union stret, 220 i of Devisadero, 43 by N 137:6; $10. tlenry aud Jane S ewart to Thomas J. and Tonora Crawford, lot on S line of Post street, 200 W of Devisader>, W 25 by S $10. Car.o D. 1ianchi to American Surecy Company 1125: $10, 2 to 1ti pah 3. Kelozg. loton E fiith avenue, 1756 N of L street, 150 tot o ~ line of O’Farrell street, 137 \lor, W 57:3 by § 187:6: alsolot on Sline of Turk s.reet, 87:6 W of Hyde, W 25 by & 6: also lot on S line of T urk street, 62:6 W of de, W 5 by S 82:6; aisoloton S line of Dun- can s reet, 193 L. of Castro, E 26 by § 114: also lot on § line of Duncan street, 218 E of Castro, 25 by ~ 114: alsoloton 8 Ilue of Duncan streel, 545 E of Cas ro, I 25 by S 114: also lot on 8 line of Duncun street, 168 E of Castro, E 25 by S 114; alsolot on W line of Fil:more street. 53 N of Sac- | rnmento, N 25 by W 90:6: also lot on S line of S\cramento street, 68:9 W of Laguna, W 68:9 b/ +also ot on > line of Sutter sireet, 76 of Larkin, W 50 by 8 120: also lot on SE cor- 1d O'Farrell streeis, S 25 by & S corner of Vallejo and Webster by K 91:6: also property ii other m deed: $10. nor Davidson to Amelia Mangini agano, loton S line of Lombard of Dupont, £ 17:5 by S 73:6. to ver alley: $10. « H. Loius, lot on SE 8 SW of Harrls (Se enth), SW 56:5 feet 10) Spanish varas (I corner Whi'e place ana Bryant street, NE 56:3 by $10. wnd Myra A. Greenwood to G. B. 1o, lot 6a W line of Fourth avenue, 375 Sof Lake street, S 25 by W 120; $10. G. . and Louiss Lagomarsino to Gluseppe Sche- none and Gluseppe Lazomarsino, same: $10. THenry Letroadec (0 William 'T. Walsh, lot on W Iine of Seven eenth avenue, 296:1 S of Californta, by W 120: £10. ¢ C. Schutft 1o Sarah Scharff, lot on N line of W of ixth avenue, W 26 by N line of Clement street, 129 W of Seventh avenu:, W 26 by N 116; gift. P. J. and_Margaret A. Martin to Pauline Hu- bert, 1ot on W Iine of Twentleth avenue, 1758 of L street, S 25 by W 120: $10. Pacific Loan Association o lots 166 and 186, Gift Map 3; $10. Wiliam J.and Kate A.Stewart to Provident Mutual Benifit and Loan Assoclatlon, lot on S corner of smeraida and Cherubusco sireets, SW 25 by SE 70, loc 492, same: $10. Bruno J. Behnisch (0 Auguste Behnisch, lot 10, block Z, Park Lan- Tract 6: gift. ALAMEDA COUNTY. Henrletti, Alice M. and P. C. Cohn to Rosa Tohn (wite of N. L.). iot on SE corner of Ma volia and Twenty-elghth streets, S 268:6 by 128:3, block 650, Oakiana; $10. v | “Angte J. Nahlto William B_Wellman, lot on N line of Céntral avenue (as widened o 80 fee:), 190 W of Grand street, N 207:6 by W 867, Ala- Ella F. ¢ line of Twent 50 by E sie | W and Ber street, 102+ Rether with right of way. is: Clement stred 111; also lot 01 ah E. Watson. na_Sandelin to Maria Riey, lots 11 5, Be levue Park Tract, Sun Lean- a0 map 1, Fden Township: $10. |~ Bernard'sad Catbarine M. Cogan to Emma J. Tozer, block P, conteining 21 lots, map of the Kinsell subject to mortgage, Brooklyn Tract, r to Charles F. Tozer, block P. | up 0i the same tract, Brooklyn Township; $500. | G. W and Lula Buir 0 ~alem i. Cbapin, ot 12 block 25, Warner i ract, Brooklyn Tuwnship: $10. | Wiliam M. and Anule k. k. Steaarc to F. | Miror Smith, SW corner of Willow. street and Clement e S 300. W 415, N 150, E 207:6, N 150, K 510 begloniug, being los 1 10" Encinal, Als- | | 1012, biock 13 langs aaj;ce me a: slso lot oruer of Willow Buena Vista avenue, N .47:6 by W 155:6, beia: lots 6, 7 and 8, block 12, sam=: uiso lot on SE ner of e avenie and Sinford street, E by S 147 :6, being lot 16, bluck i2. s on S line of Easle ue, 103:6 E o Stauiord streat. ki 103 6, being 105 18 and 14, biock 12, lands adjacent to_rnciaal, subject to in- combr.nces, Alimaeda: §10 James Hugan to Esther A. Quigley, lots 1. 2. 3, 11 and 12, biuck 40, town of iivermore, Murray Township; & SAN FRANCISCO **CALL." BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Franclsco CArt~ | 710 Market street, open until 12 o'clock every Dight In the year. BRANCH OFFICES—527 Montgomery stree comner Clay; open until 9:30 o'clock. 5 9 Hayes street. open until 9:30 o'clock. 615 Larkin street, open until 9:30 o'clock. £W. corner Sixicenta and Mission sireeis, open onttl § o'clock. 2618 Mission street, open until @ o'clock. 167 Ninth street, open until 9:20 o'clock. 1805 Polk street: open un' il NOTICE OF MEETINGS. YERBA BUENA LODGE OF PER- 7 fection No. 1—Reguiar meeting THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING, Murch 12, ut 8 o'clock. D.9. GEv.J. HUBL, se:retary. COMMANDERY = Masonic ‘Temle, Pust<f and_Monigomery sis.—Regular assembly THIS (+RIDAY) EVENING at 7:30 ociock ORDER UF THE RED CROS>. All fraters are courteously invited. S1: MARTIN JONES, Em. Commander. SIR HIzAM T. GRAVES, Recorder. SPECIAL THiY SELL ALL KINDS OF DRY goods, hosicry, underwear, bedspreads, towels, table covers, Jaces. embroidery. linings, trmmings. veflings, et ., very cheap at Ploneer Dry-500ds store. 105 Fifth s NOTICES. WALLPAPER AT COST: INGRAINS,9c: painting: poper-hacking. 1302 Websiers = BAD TENANIS RJECTED, $3: COL- Jections, ciiy or country; rates resonable. Coumbian Law & Col. Agency. W. L HARPER. Manager, fiith floor, 101 Sansomest. Tel. M 1519, BAD TENANTS EJECTED FOR 84: collections made: city or country, Pacific Collection Co., 415 Monigy st., room 6: tel. 5580. DIVIDEND NOTICES. = DIVIDEND & 41 (iwentr NOTICE—DIVIDEND NO. e cents per ghare) of tne HUTCHINSON SUGAK PLANTALION COM- ANY wii be payabie at the office of the com- pany, 3:7 M rketst., on and af er SATURDA March 20, 1867. Transfer-vooks will closs SA’ UKDAY, Maich 18 1897 at 12 o'clock ar. ¥ H. SH'LDOX. secrata {OMPETENT SECOND GIRL, WITH ‘REFE- J rences, desiresa sl uation. J. F. CKOSETT & CO., 316 Suter st. GERMAN EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, 856 M son st., tel-phone Main 5332, furnishes reli- able help of uli Dationaiities, VW OLKING HOUSEKEEPER WOULD LIKE a position: good €ook: can wash and It m or Ca loracdress M8, E. PRICE, cor. Pacific ave. and Lincoln st., cook on a ranch. sicar Hou nta Cruz, Cal. New York, lot on K line of Bartlett street, 40 S | SITUATIONS WANTED-Continued. ADY WANTS CHAMBERWORK OR 4 housework in small family; no children; any kind of day work: rcom bome. 249 kifth st., flat 2; call 8 days. 615 LARKIN_BRANCH OFFICE OF THE FITUATIONS WANTED-Continued. WISHES SIT- penman:_handy G uation of any kicd. h tools: security If required. A. M., box 56, Call, 2ood X C. ITUATION WANTED AS COACHMAN perienced: good references. Address box 9, Call Office. HELP WANTED—Continued. TEGETABLE COOK, $40, CALL EARLY dishwasher, $10: pastry cook, $50 and room driver for butcher wagon, $30 and board: secoud cook who can do pastry, see party 11 waiter, small hotel, $20 and room, see party 11 A M.: young man’ &y waiter, $12'and room: cook, $80, Testaurani. MARTL 'S, 749 Market st. CaLL. Subscriptions and want ads taken. ADY Jand mending; wou.d heIp with childre: $20. Address L.'W., box 93, Cail Office. WISHES TO DO PLAIN ShWING ; wages ITUATION WANTED TO TAKE CARE OF horses, cows, etc.: ban y msn about place; wages uo object. Address if. M., box 69, Call. NOMP T T GERMAN INFANT'S NURSE will take charge of child from birth; aiso man and woman desire p aces in miniug cmp, latter to take charge of kitchen. 313 Sutter st. MAY, AND WIFE WANT STEADY PLACE: cliy or country: man unders auds horses wife firsuclass AT tuoroughly and work abont p.a €00k ; g0ol references. Ad. . M., box 69, NULTURED YOUNG WIDOW. RECENTLY ) from koston, reduced in circumstances, would Iike a posiiion as housekeever in ho.el, widower or bache.or’s home. D. A., box §7. Call Oftice. MARRIED COUPLE WANT.IW0 . 0UM: will_do housework in exchange for rent. M. C. b x 62, Culi Gtice. FRESCH GADY WISHES A SITUATION TO mind children or do upstairs work aud sew- ing. K. T.. box 88, Call Oftice. 615 LARKD —BRANCH OFFICE OF THE ) CALL Subscriptions and want ads taken. XPERIE NCED HOUSEKEEPER (WIDOW) [ wants work in widower's or_bachelor's house- hoid, with chuldren: country preferred. 58 Ninth st., r00m 17; hours i1 A.3.t0 9 P. M. APANESE WANTS SITUATION AS STORE or saloon cleaner: he lias several years’ experi- ence und good reference. Ad. P. L, box 63, Ca L. 7OUNG 21, WISHES PUSITION IN Y S Catees Vi Nork for 468 weekt 3. LEON- ARD, box 139, Call Office. QULUATION WANTED BY round upholsterer and matiress maker, dress J. C., box 103 Call Office. W ANTED—BY A MIDDLE-AGED AMERI can, with references, p ace about privite place; horse, cow ani gurden: handy with tools: moderate wages. Address I-arnest, 224 Seventh. A A GOOD ALL Ad- [MLDER ¥ MAN A LITTLE LAMFE WOULD wors for a good home; is used Lo COOKIDg and housework; Lnglishman. J H. box 159, Call. MDDLE-AGED LADY WOULD LIKE SITUA- tion as housekeeper or take care of Invalid; City or shor.distance 1n country. 343 Minnast. JAPANESE FIRST-CLASS COOK WANTS A situatios in city or ceuniry. Address F. K., 29 Pine st. Dnr;ss.u.uu:n, FIRST-CLASS, STYLISH, wishes more engagements by day. 1300 Pine, cor. Hyde. \W ANTED_POSITION BY YOUNG GER- man as teamster or on ranch. & P., box 61, Call Office, TOUNG LADY WISHES SEWING BY THE day, or working housekeeper in private fam ly cricdgfug-house. Call or sddress 109 Fiftnst., rm. 6. TEADY YOUNG MAN WISHES POSITION in 8 wholesale store or elsewhere. Address J3.G. H., 515 McAllister st. AMNTED—A FRENCH COUPLE TO TAKE charge of & ranch in Napa County, $40 a month; & man who undersiands the careof norses and garden ana can milk, must have referercss, 25; u German cook, $50; . ench boy to do chores, country, $15, etc., at ANDRE'S, 305 S.ockton st. WAGES, MISS VANDY-MAKER: GOOD /"CULLEN, 523 Sutter st WANTED-MISCELLANEOTUS. MALL SFCONL-HAND LATHE-MACHINE. S W iitess P H. PETEXSEN. 842 Minna st. ANTED — PHOTOGRAPH TENT FOR W iavelios s T, box 42, Call. TILDINGS BOUGH [; LUMBER. SASHKS Btor: mancels. etc., for sale. 1168 Mission +. SELL YUUR BOOKS, CLOTHING AND JEW- Sae AT KLICIN. 109 Nixth su: send postal. ——————————————————— LOST. 0ST—FOX T#RRIFR: ANSWERS NAME Teady; reward. Returato 201 Valencia st. 0Y TO WORK IN DRUGSTORE, £15; GI¢ man or Swedish preferred. 'MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. b do chores and mal [ANTED—AN ACTIVE AND INTELLL gent man to take care of & horse, clean halls, ‘himseit userul about a Cath: o'ic institution; oaly a neat and hands man, with £00d 1eferen ces as o hoa sty, sobriety, eic., need please state where last employed; wages per month and board. Address L, box 56, Cull Office. FANTED—TWO GO D COLLECTORS OF fine appearance: bond and reference required. Call at room 17, Donohoe builaing, cor. Taylor £nd Market sts., at 9 o'clock A- M., rriday. HOEMAKER WANTED: A REALLY FIRST- S'hiass workman cen find coastant job at highest weges. Appy immediately, WILLIS, Park st.. Alameda. BAKBER FOR SATURDAY AND >UNDAY. 185 Marke: st. ©) BARBERS FOR SATURDAY AT 666% Z ioward st. W ANTED—BARBER; YOUNG MAN WITH some experience. 719 Monigomery ave, Y 0UNG EASTERN WIDOW OF REFINE- ment and culture desires a posi:ion as manag- ing housekeeper in widower’s or tachelor's houss. Room 2, 122 Post st WO LADIES FrOM THr. COUNTRY WISH sewing nui mending. 139 Fourth st. r. 7and 8, Cail ater 12, 7OUNG EASTERN LADY OF EXPERIENCE wanis a permanent position as housekecper in lodging-house or widower's home. Loom 3, 995 Market st. TOUNG GIRL WISHES SITUATION AT light housework. ~ Please call at 163 Tehama, downstairs, off Third st. DROTESTANT WOMAN WISHES SITUA- tion with some nice family, to assist in_house- work: good home: small wages; must be nice people. Please cail 60432 Dission st. IDDLE-AGED AND INTELLIGENT DANIE I vishes a situation about jrivate place in city or Oaklanu: can take care of horses, gurden, Cows; best of refercnce and experience; Willing to work for smali wages and good home. Audress A. G, box 45, Call Uffice. Y INCHESTER HOUSK, 44 THIRD ST, XK. Market; 200 rooms; 25c to £1 50 per night: £1 50 o $6 per week: convenient and respectible; free bus and baggage to and from the ferry. RANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL, 167 NINTH st.—Want ads and subscriptions taken. y TANTED—2 TINSMITHS. APPLY GEORGE H.TAY CO., 618 Battery st. M AN FOR ADVERTISING; $25 ANDEOARD. M 638 Ca.tfornta st. ALY OR GENTLEMAN TO TRAVEL AS Jtreasurer $75 per month and expenses. mu-t have $£00 cashis out-of-town people inclose refer- s Address L. G., box 34, Call. ‘ TANTED — SEAMEN; ORDINARY AND green hauds. Shipping Agency, 10 Steuart st, upstairs. WANTED — POSITION A5 CLEKK IN 4 grocery-store by German boy 17 years old; smali wages and board and lodging. 727 Davisst, suloon. MARKKT ST,_BEANCH OFFICE OF THE CaL tions taken. ]RESSMAKER, FIRSY.CLASS FITTER: will work by the day in fami.i-s ac$l 25 & day. Address ., Branch Call Office, 339 Hayes. 7OUNG RESPECTABLE GERMAN GIRL to assist in geveral housewors iu =small fam- ily. Apply 2 Farren ave., bet. Plerce aud Scott, oft Eddy at. PBOOKKEEFKE AND ACCOUNTANT OF EX. larged experience in commercial and financial Iines desires situation; first-class references. ¥i- delfty, box 82, Call. OACHMAN: BY YOUNG MAN (23): CAN _ milk and do plain ~ardening; §ood references. i UNG ACCOMPLISHED LADY DESIRES position as compauion to invalld. 112 laylor st, room 14. HOUSEKEEPER'S FPOSITION WANTED BY widow; can be weil recommended: countr: preferred. Address M. A., 1553 Fifih Oskland. AL B, box 109, Ca.l Office. =97 MONTGOMEEY, COENER OF CLAY— 2T Tgen ‘amt 5550" o clock: - branch ofice of the Call: subscriptions and want ads. taken. 330 HAYES ST_BRANCIL OFFICE B UHe Cary; subscripiions and waue taken. oF ads VW LLL SOME 600D MAN GIVE ME _FOSI- tion as housekeeper or Lake charge of lodging- house? I arp 'ired of WOrking uniec a woman; ca- pable takiug full charge. Address MINNIE, box 42, Cal Oftice. TOU. LADY, FORMEKLY IN GOOD CIR- cumstances. deslres lucrative position as honse- keejer. or will do gentlemen’s n:endineg. 20 Ellis st., room 17, second tloor: call afier MALE HELP WANTED. HOUSFKERPER, CITY, 10, WOMAS child preterred . girl, ‘Suter st., $15: girl Twenty-third st., §15; 2 giris, Oakland, $16: ghl, Golden Gate ave., $15: «irl, Tavior st., #15: girl, Pine st. §15: girl, Green st.. $15; xirl, Geary st., £15: girl. Contra Custa, $18: 16 young girls. $8, $10 and $i2 per month. MARTIN'S, 749 Market. AND TON TO Y2OUSG GIRL WISHES 6 Turk st. ao housework. Call or MAN LADY, WITH GUUD REFER- s, would like position as sicknurse, com- panion or ake care-of cuildren. Call oraddiess 835 Valencia st. VW ALTRESS 85 o WEEK: CJOK, FEW boarders, $15 and room; chambermalid and 1d room : lunch waicress. $20, no head waitress, $25 and room: ess and act as stewardess; waitress, city, $20 and room; Sunday waitress' MARTIN'S, 749 Marset st 00D BOOTBLACK WANTED AT 1306 MAR- X ket st., corner Jone: JOUR GOUD TAILORS TO WORK, WEEK work ; good salary. 541 Market st. HOEMAKERS WANTED ON MEN'S screwed shoes: man on repairing. 202 Fifthst. ARBER WANTED FOR SA Sunday. 106 Montgomery av TNEMPLOYED, GOTO SHE BENEFIT TO- day. 539 Ca iforsla st ECOND EXPEDITION SOUTH S8EA ISLAND now formed. 5383 California st RDAY AND IRST-CLASS CARGLIAGE PAINTER 10 rent shop: stock and tols for sale. Address " bOX 150, Cail Office. JEAMEN AND GREEN HANDS FOR steamers for Alaska and coast. 9U4 Kearny SL., upstairs. 2 EN Y G sing in the xrand chorus March 17, evening of St. Pairick’s day, at Mechanics’ Pavilion, piease call or address J. W. MCKENZIE, Musical Di- rector, 524 kddy st. W ASIED— TRIMAING C Shoe Company, x5 Jessie st. BARBER OUTFIT OF 6 ARCHEK CHAIRS and all fixtures comple:e with chance for well- ocated store (0 move into. For further particu- lars apply to SIOLLZ 630 Marketst. W ANTED — & SOLICITOR FOR FAMILY liquor irade: references required. = Address B, bux 10, Call . fice, TER, SIEBE 615 LAFKIN-BEANCH OFFICE OF THE O CALL Suoscriptions and want ads taken, VOMPE:ENT WOMAN WISHES POSITION /in American family, to do bousework and asist « fih children no objection to short distance in the country. 602 Stock.ou st. W 1DOW. TN INCUNBE KED, WoUID LIKE $0-ILI0'1 &1 housek ceper: pieasant home more n olject than salary. . B., box 75, Call Uffice. JESPECTABLE YOUNG LADY WOULD \ Iike situation to do chamherwork, In city_or Please address MI-S ANNA GUND- New Western Hote , 10.m 15. countr. LACH GIRL 820; GBI FAIR UAKS ST. $20: girl, Valiejo, Cal, $20,'see party here; Broadway, $20; girl, Eddy st. $18; girl, fornia s, $25: girl, Scott st $20. MARTINS, 749 Market st. ~ FOR COUNTRY LAUNDEY, MAR- %, 749 Market si. AUNDRESS, PRIVATE FAMILY, $25: Jcoos, German style, 380: 4 German and Fcan- dinavian cooks, $25 and $30: English, * cotch or north of Ireland nurse, $25, and girls for cook.ng hous-work, in city or country. J. F. CRO- T & CO., 316 Sutter st. REFINED ENGLISH LADY, EXPL 1ENCED \ housckeeper sn1 good cook, desires situation s housekeeper: countiy preferred. 41 Naoma corner Little Kuss. WOMAN (OMPET MIDDLE - AGED 923 wants position as cook: city or country. Shotwell s.. POSITION very best Ofive. W )—BY YOUNG LADY, as steiographer and typewri references. Adcress T. L., box 83, C 100D CLOK. WITH REFERENCE; HOTEL, 1 boardins-house or restaurant. Apply or ad- dress 328 Third =t fo rear. JOMAN TO R chine, country. $1250 a w £35: waitress, city, 820; cook, private £ i German girls, housework, $15 a girls, housework. $10. $20 and $25: nursegiri. §10: chambermaid and wait, $16. C. R. HANSEN & €O, 110 Gears st hotel cook, nilv, $257 HIRT-POLISHING MA- | hu\" WANTED; GERMAN PREFERRED; I trom 1410 16 years. :54 Fonrch st. ARBEKS—GOOD 2-CHAIR SHOP: CIGAR- stand: cheap. DECKELMAN BKOS., 106 «11 KER WANTED FOR NEW WORK ing. Apply this office, JHOEN and re: 167 taken, NINIH SL. THE CALL; LKANCH OFFICE OF eubscription aud waui ads. 95245 MISSION — SUBSCRIPTIONS AND ) wan: ads taken for THY CALL. ADY L only WANTS GENTLEMAN PARTNER: 25 cupl &', 1 Fit.h st, room 1. PBARBELS MPLOYMENT CALL SEC. T.C. Barbers’ Assn. & FUCHS, 825 Grant ave. OST—1UESDAY, FOX TERKIER; BLACK ear and eve; reward. 2520 Green st. 10, DIAMOND BAR PIN Retura 10 908 Steiner st. WEDN: SDAY “IGHT, BET. PALACE and California Theater, a lad<’s goid and lamond cazin, with fan atte ched. Finder suitably Tewarded upon its r.tuin to room 50, fifth o or, Mius Bul.ding OST—MARCH 4 liberai reward. D EANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL, 167 NINTH D st.: want ads and subscriptions taken. FOUND. JOUND—STRAY COW: OWNER CAN HAVE same by proving property and paying ex- renses. Call 1519 “Lurk st. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, INE WEBER PIA NO, $250; AN ELEGANT Hardman and several other sightly used PIanos at spec al bargains this week; 8 fine phiny atlow price: excellent orga, . DEWING €O, second Hoor, Flood building, Fourth and Market sts. 5 BSOLUTELY THE OLDEST AND LARGEST £\ hovse west of Chicago is KOHLER & CHASE'S, 26, 28 and_50 0’Farrell s:.; planos, or- gans and all other musical instruments, ot all grades and prices; terms easy: prices lowesi: everything possibié doue to pleuse aud satisty the customer. CIULLLY THE BEST BAKGAINS IN PL anos; mon.hly pay ments from 35 up; deliv- ered free with siool and cover: correspondence soliclted. THE F. W. SPENCER COMPANY, salesrooms 933 Market st, opp. Muson; esiab lished over 20 years. ONA FIDE REDUCTION IN PRICES— Haines. Knabe, Bush & Gerts and others: sec. ond-hand planos from $106 up. W. C. HAMIL- TON, successor to A. L. Bancroft & Co., 324 rost. DMINISTRATOK'S SALE — MUST SELL /X pianos az immense reduction for cash or od ius aliments. KATON ESTATE, 735 Market. '“'{n( PAY RE L FOR a FIANG WHEN te same mon: ayments will one at SHEKMAN, CLAY & Covs | PUrehase HE BEST PIANOS OF EVERY GRADE, from “teinway down, can be found at SHER® MAN, CLAY & CO’S BUSINESS CHA IGHEST CASH ¢RICES PAID FOR FURNE ture, restaurant, saloon fixtures and grocer - stocks. STENBEKG. 632 Markei: tel. main | ARTN KR WANTED IN THE BE and chop bouse in + akiand: place clears $2:0 ja month: b owner prefers par.ner 10 hire gution invited. STENBER $400, kEsTA LU . house; city front: big trate: own, ing to Alaska, ERG & CO., 622 Mark. KOA D, $400. cepor inres mum: Jiar boarepe; Deat. Attractive piace: part Bataties estata. STENBERG & Co., b $.);} axam H BAKERY, TC ;. ZOU. Western Adaition. STENBEIC, gg) Market. P o . RESTAURANT MEN, ATTENTIC PO00. tcurAone o e i, TTENTION receipts $45 daliy: trial gy STeNBERG & CO., $1100. hogs weekly stable, only $40. 900, 821003 ox i . old-established pace: ness: £00d fXLOTES; Weil stocked: positive v 1ne 17 sight for over the AmOUNt asked, 4.8 LEss 103 arket . $750. fullest Livestig ton, Market st. STABLISHED cactle, 23 sheey cuts 12 hor-es, 4 wazins ST Bt RG. 2 EL AND 32 farnished r0oms. large kitchen, ing and sitiing rcoms: excel down town: established over U yearsand hus uiwwys made money; very low ren:: leass: house ways filled ‘and paving: death of o ner csuses sale. A. S LESS 1032 Market st. BrA() SALOON: CLOSE To MARKET £550. first-class business locatit Ablished 18 years; dolng o fine business: first-cia s bar- rosuch chance ever offered. A.S. LE-S, Market st. ()0, SALOON: NORTH OF MARKET ST.; D ZUU. yicely fittea up: paying pace: goot reasons for selling; a burgain. A. N Market st. ®15(), PUTCHERSHOP AND FRUIT DLV, 5 ore, si.uawed in ihe Mission: cheap rent; well fitged up place; bargafu. A.S. LESS, 1032 Mark:t 5t P BUOARDING-HO! SE OF 64 MAG- $6500. incencty taraishoa rooms: 1 sia ated in most desirabie locality nor. h of Market st.: always filled with choicest, most se'ect and po: tively the best class of paying patrous: this h could not be duplicated for less than $9000: ownrr retiring rrom business will bear thorough investi- gation. A. S LESS, 1032 Marke: st. $250. LESS, 1083 PARINER WANTED IN CORNER butchershop: north of Mariets .; hoiss and cart: experience not necessary. A.S. LESS 1082 Market st. CECREAM, CANDY AND STATIONEKY store, with 4 sunny living-rooms in Western Addition: near large school; ouly store of its kind in vicinity; bears investigation. A. 8. LESS, 1032 PIANO FOR SALE: DECKER Bros.’ upright: cost $500. Apply 835 $250. Pine st. HAZELTON CPRIGHT, STOOL, $120. S s os Leavenworth, IANO FOR SALF: CHEAP. INQUIRE AT saloon, 504 Broadway. N ELEGANT WEBER SACRIFICED THIS week. 809 Market st., oom 12, §175. ST BARGAINS IN THe CITY FOR THE next 3 days at MAUVA LS, 769 Markec st. NEW UPRIGHT, warranted 5 yrs. BRU UR RENT CONTRACT PLAN ENABLES every family to have a fine new plano. SHER- MAN, CLAY & CO., Kearny and Sutter sts. AKGAL SCHMI . FINE LAKGE UPRIGHT,CHEAP 16 McAllister, next Hibernia Bauk. AT SHERMAXN, CLAY & 0’5 ONLY WiLL £\ you find a s10¢k of new Steinway pianos S PIANO: MOST PERF na powerfal tone. 216 Post st. ORN U briliianc G. BAUGER. SOLE ACENT FOR HALLET +& Davis and Francis Eacoii pianos. 415 Sacto. SHERMAN, CLAY & CO.'S yments. W TANO- SOLD on very ensy p I YHON MAUZY, $08 PUST ST._sOHMEL, Newby & Evan, Eriges and other pianos. QUPERIUE VIOLINS, ZITHEKS, OLD & NEW O H. MULLER. maker, repatrer. 2 .a:0am place. HEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA—THE L/ WEEKLY CALL, sent to any address in the United States or Canida one year for 160, post- ag_free. — ARBER-SHOP—MUST BE SOLD, ON count of sickness. 1944 Market st. ac- N EAT HOUSEWORK GIRL, SAN RAFAEL, AN $25: San Jose, $25: Alameda, $20: 10 bouse: work girls, citx and country, 820 and $25: 8 young girls to i sist. $10 and $16. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. . WOMAN AND CHILD, $10: COUNTiY: good place. MISS CULLEN. 823 sutter st. ERMAN NURSE WISHES ENGAGEM by ladies 11 con finement, sick ladics dren.” 182 Sixth st. room 16. NEAT GERMN GIRI, LATELY ARRIVED AN trom ¥ur: pe, wants place as_cook aud house- mali in & £00d famlily. re 1954 Howard st., near Sixteenth. Tig W ANJED-BY MILDLE-AGED WOMAN, With £00¢ references and exparience, pos L on s invald curse or care of Infant: wii go travel- Ing Cal at wy present » mployer's, 655 Capp +t., or. Tweniy-second; take Howard or Mission-s. ars. MISS C Sutter st. 00K, GE MISS CUL- RMAN STYLE, $35. ) LER, 2 TANTED FSTANT COOKS. $25: Yrench chambermaid and semmsticss, $20: Freuch €ook an and sssist. LEOY Stocktun st WANTED — COOKS, nurse irls_girls for Lousewor.: bes. wages. M&S. HIRD, 721 Eilis st. ironer, $:0: girls for heusework ANDRE, removed to 308 9520 JISSION ST.-BRANCH OFFICE OF ZO4YD Tug Cali; subscriptions snd waut ads tuken. OURNEYMEN LAR cerretary M. EXEN AL, 70( value from 75¢ up to §2 £0. 562 Missiou st., bet. First und Second streets. ('TY _OR COUNTRY TAILORS _WILL profic. by sending their coats to ~an Francisco Coat-makers, 17 3 ockion pl. - strictly whie labor. JTYLISH AND DURABLE ) made to order. §2 50; chenpest repairing and second-hand shoes F YOU ARE GUING 10 YUK N GOLD fieids. Alaska, j0in the Johnson party. leaving here March 20. Johnson's Alasea Outfliting Agency, 213 Sansome st. MPLOYMES 102 Seventn st. BE PAIR M SHOE LF SHOES ace in city for 59 Howard st DAN- | aced by water, at less than one-fourth their | LODGING-HOUSES FOR SALE. S(BPOM HOUSE OX MAKK OV 24.r60m house, on! . 10 rooms, very fine....... 24 rooms on Market st. 14 rooms, oul 28 rooms, ouiy 24710 ms, only.. 10 rooms, on McAllister st. 20 rooms; corne; 14 rooms on ~utter... 7-room house. only . H. C. DECKER. 10203 14 Rooas. va % payi g 11 roonis. new: : pay 21 rooms: north: paring fin UNDEKWO.D & 10°% ¥ GEROON HOUSE: WELL FURNISHED; n/ustsell: make offer. 418 Eilis. W ANIED-EMFPLOYMENT oS WETNURSE by respec uble young married woman, child 2 weeks old: best of references given. 311 Thirtieth si.. city. W ANTED—BY COMPEI ENT GIRLA PLACE for housework in American family; afults; wages 825, Address E. 1., box 108, this office. Address 7 ANTED—SITUATION AS BOOKKEEPEXK or stenographer by a competent young lady of experience: small salsry 10 begli with ex- pected. Address Stenographer, box 49, Call Oftice. TOUNG GiRf, WISHES PLACE IN NICK y 83 good plain_cook and general hous i very relianie. " Please eall ‘925 Harri B and » (500D, RELIABLE WOMAN WISHES PO~I- X tion as working housekeeper; understands the are of chuldren or will d7 chamberwork. Address Yy 4273 Twenty-tith st, bet. 0 MiS, M. DESIRES POSL tion In wliower's or bachelor's househod. 38 ady st room 1. TOUNG GERMAX teman's meuding at home. room 1. 38 Eddy st, A MERICAN LADY WANTS POSITION AS A\ companion and nurse with invalid; n etical icfersnces. 1530 nddy, i 1. Steioer (. fiernoons). JLDEELY WOMAN OR YOUNG GIRL FOR fight work: good home; wages §6. 4286 Mis- sion road, neur Silver ave, IDY GIRL, HOUSEWORK AND PLAIN cooking, family of 2; $10. GIrl, box 15, call. TOUNG GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE- wo.k. 2003 Pine st. VW ANTED_Y UNG GIRL TO ASSIST IN tamili of 2: $5 2 month; must sleep at home. Apply 2424 Folsom st. W aNTED - SERMAN GIRL FOR COOKING id zeneral housework. Apply 517 bevisa- 9 und 12 A, 3. dero st., be: W oS ED=G )00 RELIABLE WOMAN take care of chlidren, 82 Sacramento st. >HOTO RETOUCHEE AND PRI R state age, experience, compensaiion, etc.; ref erences: sampie. Audiess ., Berkeley. ADY UNDER 30 FOR LIGHT HOUSE- Jkeeping; can learn manicuring; good home, Callafter 11, 116 Tayior. TO D OPERATOR ON SINGER electric power. 1388 Marke: st. COOK, §25: 6 GIRLS FOR GE. housework, $10, $15, $20. 813 Sutter st. D DEESSMAKER AND AN apprent.ce ac M KS. KiMP'~ Sixih st W 615 LARKIN-BRANCIL OFFICE OF THE CAlLL: subscriptions ana want ads taken. (3RLSIUDENT WOULD LIKF WORK DUR- ¥ ing forenoon ng house, oftice or ha.ls preferred. , box 138, Cail Otfice. JUBSCIIPTIONS AND WAN1 ADS FOR THE CAvLL inken n: branch ofiice, 559 Huyes st open untt $:5) uclock 7OUNG AND ATTEAC LADY DE- sires a position as typewriter: x00d disposition. 12015 Geary st., room 2, first floor. IVE W ANT ADS AND SUB:CRIPTIONS FOR 31k CALL are taken at Branch Uilice, touth- west corner ~ixteenth and Mission 8 s. ou ERMAN sition; hoosework: Stockton st. 5 GIRL WOULD LIKE PO- smal family. Call 321 WANTED = BY A SCOTCH PROTESTANT girl, cooking and houseworx in American family;'can give reference. Cal 720 kllis SMAKING AND MIL- pid method: easy to learn; c. 103 10st st 1 €DOWLL DRI M Tinery School—R bes system: putterns ADIES AND GENTLEMEN WiSHING TO 4 sing in the Grand Chorus March 17th, evening St ot Putilck’s Dav, at Mechanics' Pavilion, please call or adaress J. W. M (KENZLE, Musical Director, 524 Edd/ st. I F. DRE TING SCHO L—FRENCH + tailoring taught; §1 week. 916 Market, I. 54. | Jess tuun o WY ANTED- ORDINARY SEAMAN &nd green-han: vhailng and dsep-water vessels. Appl, at MCMAHON & MCCARTHY, 117 Drumm st., upstairs. QINGLE RO S 10z AND 16c NIGHT, 60c Dand 75¢ week. Lindell House. Sixthand Howad. WARSTED, YOUR SHOES - Wik REPAIR ho's Up 10 § 0'Clock every night: those work- 10g through the day can have their shoes repaired at night while you wait: ladies’ oilug, 35c; men’s soling._60c: fine shoes made 10 order from $2 up: we have a ot Of shoes been damaged ©y water ai ourih their vaiue, from 75¢ up to $250. £62 Mission st, bet, First and Second. rANTED—SAILORS FOR ~TEAM WHAL- ers and sealers at LANE'S, 504 Davis st. FURNITURE: RENT RE- 102 Geary st. 14 Roous: New duced; part cash. 989 BAYES-BRANCH OFFICK OF THE < ubscriptions and want ads taken. Market st. §300. BEANH BAKERY, CANDX AND o . notion store; in Western Additio siegant fixtures; large stock: 4 1ivin -rooms; rent —_— $1650. A. N L 1032 Marcet st. ECKER'S BARGAINS, 1020 MARKET 5T, 00— Earber-snop for sale. $350—Stationery-siore for sale, £.50—Branch bakery for saie. $650—Restaurant for sale. $450—Coffee suloon for saie, $4C0—Caudy-store for saie. #350—W00d and coat yard. $800—Grocery and «ar for sals. $2500—Bakery aud restaurant, $175—Cigar-store for sale. £350—Meat market for sale. £500—Coffee saloon and restaurant. $400—Saivon tor sale. R8((), SEAND CHANCE FO 2 M:N OR D . man and wife: restaurant and coffes parlors: fine location on Murset s.: busin. ss of 330 per seliing only on account of other business 40 years old, of exceptional ability, would 1 ke to take the management, Or representation or con- signmen s of a large concern; very best refeiences and_guuranties. _Principals will leas. ALBERT LEVY, 60 Faubourg Poi Paris. France; letlers from agencies wiilno. be ansy WANIEL-PARTNER [N AN OLD E lished groce iug business locality: an make money. Call or address K.S. ROUBINSCN, 3 Clementina st. . PARTNER WANTED IN A STRICT- $‘1004 1y first-class restaurant: (00 much for one man cause for perin-rsup: established for years. Address P. R., box 63, Call. W ASEED=BY A PRACILCAL AND KELLA- ble butcher, one who can furnish capital for half or whole interest in an estatlished business. C. ., box 30, Cail Uffice. ¢,7, DELICACY STORE AND BAKERY, ZO. Twenty-fitth aud Shotweil sts.: 4 11ving rooms and bath; rent £14. Apply on prem ses QALOON FOR SALE IMMEDIATELY ON 2D accoun: of sickne s cor. of Keuray and Califorma sts. Inquire 123 Prospect piace. JOR SALE—8:00; LU saloon: 4 livin quire CH HOUSE AND first-class trade, Ia- —AN OLD-¥STABLISHED (Ok- g00d location. Address A. B., box FUR san ner saloon 61, Call Uftice. ZARBER-SHOP FOR SALE CHEAP: TRADE gooa; lesving town. L. M. GILLETT, San Jose $30 $30 LD- ESTABLISHED RESTA URANT; cheap; good prices. Apply 324 Larkin st. ALF-INTEREST HORSE-SHOKING SHOP, account of sickness. 529 Eddy st. PARTNER WANTED: GOOD PAY- « ing business: trial given. 205 Elils s:. FOR HALF INTEREST IN A MANU- facturing busivess. 328 Bush st., rm. & FURNITURE FOR SALE. . RETIRING, FROM RETAIL BUSINESS: must close out stock in 30 daya: brussels car- pet, 423ac yard: floor ollcloth. 18¢; mat ing, 70 yard; bearoom seis, S pieces. $9 50 "4-room fur- niture outfit, $65. SHIREK & SHIREK, 747 Market st Opp. Grant ave. DURNITURE, STOVES CARPETS, COUN- ters. showcases. ANDERSON, 1121 Market. 0OMS, 15¢ T0 75¢c PER NIGHT: 50¢ TO $1 650 per week. Orlental, 225 Drumm st. JIRST: CLASS OPERATURS OX LADIES cloaks and sults. W. SIMINOFF, 1228 MarkeL. W 2A3I ADS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE CALL are taken at_Branch Oflice, south- west corner Sixteenth and Mission sts, W ANTED,TOCOLLECT WAGES DUE LABOR- ersaclerks KNOX Collection Agey, 110 Sutter. KCRUITS WANTED FOR THE U. 8. MA rine Corps, U. S. Navy—able-bodied_unmar. ted men belween (ho ages Of 21 and 80 ye who are citizens of the United S.ates, or thoss who have iegally declared ihele jntention to be- come ruch: mus: be of good character an i Labits and able o speak, read and write English and be between b feet 5 inches and 6 feet in helgnt. For further information apply at the Recraiiug Oftice, 20 kllis st.. Sau Fraucisco, Cal. A 1. J. NEUMAD 117 SIXTH, FOE lowest prices on household goods: new OF go04 Ve Dew: cas’ or on time: open evenings. FURNITURE WANTED. It OR FURNITURE, MDSE., TREET & CRESWELL, Anctioneers, 937 Market st. rm.316. Houses bought in (heir entirety. 7OUNG WIDOW WANTS A GENIL partuer: smail capital. Room 8, 207 Post ARBER-SHOP FOR SALE ON ACCOUNT OF sickness. Call at 11214 kady st. JRENCH B, : 3 LIVING-ROOMS; rent cheap. App:y Call Office. $125. $15! ARINER WITH SMALL CAPITAL IN ES- tablished 1na nufacturing business: one tend store or drive Lorse and wagon. 1041 Val cla st ()0 SESURLS HALF INTEREST IN A £00d business: ample security ziven for invesiment. Address C.C. >, 861 Thirty-four.n st., Oakland. SALOON AND LUNCHHOUSE. Steuart st.: see it. THE BEST LOCAT+D DAIR - store, 45014 Hayes st.: rent oniy $13. 158 F YOU WANT GUOD PRICKES FOR FURNT ture und_merchanaise see BUKD, 211 Larsia. HighEs PRICK 11AN ANYWHERE PALD opp.Jonss by Indiana Auetton Co.1067 Marke: CARPET CLEANING. ARPD: new. J. MCQUE D. RENOVATED LIKE 5,453 Stevenson, Tel. 8,228 W ANIED—AN IDEA; WHO CAN THINK of some simple thing to patent? _}rotect your idess: they may bring you weaith. Wilte JOLLN WEDDERRURN & CO,, Depi. L, Patent Atur- neys. Washington, D. C., for thelr $1800 prize offer and new list o7 1000 inventions wanted. MARKET ST—BRANCH OFFICK OF 1HE CALL: want ads and subscriptions taken. JLCHO HOUSs, 86314 MaRKKT ST.—suUMS 20c, 25¢ to 50¢ night: $1 10 §2 weex. Wan: ED—10 YOUNG LADIES T0O LEARN burber_irade: shop to open May L. Particu- lurs cali 15834 Elghth st. =, ¥. Barber College. BRANCH OFFICE OF THE QITUATION WASTED: GENERAL ¥ OUSE- » work: city or country. 10 Wetmore pl, be- tween Mason and Powell ts., off Washington! IW COk. (H > sion: branch office of TH scriptions and want ads taken. NEAR MIs Carn “Sub- £ LARKIN 1615 GRLil BRANCH OFFICE OF THE Subscriptions and want ads taken, JXPERIENCED FEENCH AND GeRMAN kirl wishes situation to do cookiug and house- wors in a small private fumily. E. F.,box 33, Call Oftic Pusfv N WANTED AS SKCOND GIRL and sewlne by good scamstress and dress: niaker. - Address 516 Talrd st. W ISCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD ST.. Ni. Marxet: 200 rooms B¢ 0 81 50 per night: venlent and respectabi from ik erry. $150 1o 88 per week: o iree bus and ba-gage (0 SITUATIONS WANTED MALE. UNTER & CO.. CHINESE AND JAPAN ESE employ ment office, r-moved (o 61434 Califor- nia st near Kearny. el main 231 VIRL WISHES SITUATION TO DO SECOND CUINESE AND Tapax 1S EMPLOYMENT venson st. LARKIN—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL. Subscriptions and want ads taken. DUCATED YOUNG PERSON WISHES tuaiion: upstairs work or maid to e.derly lady or child; experienced. C. (., 0x 39, Call. \Y ANTED — BY COMPETENT ELDERLY woman, position as cook; object home. Ad- dress Home, box 84, Cail Office. 7OUNG LADY TO BE CHAMBE Ao light bousework. ¥o som si. MIPDLE-\GED WOMAN =WOULD LIKE M general housewerk : 1o objection to the coun- try: understaids making buuer. Call at 4517 Lighueenth st , above Deugiass. -l" LARKIN—-BRANCH OFFICE OF THE GLO CavL euvscriptions and want ads taken. 615 AID Ok Please caii or address 829 J work in a private family; wages ¥20. Callor g O F ) P e office: best help. 41414 O'Farreil. Tel. k. 426. - — - APANESE INTRLLIGENGE AGENCY. R TANTED — A RESPECTABLE _ YOUNG - Ann’s bi'g, 6 15 ! i 1‘ woman offers her servi: e either as o compan- OO ST T, S Y/ A 3e /n 10 a lady or governess 10 young children. Ad- | (VHINESE & JAPAN i Sk; EST'D 20 Y KA S dress H., box 15, Cali Office. ‘help;tel. main 1997. BRAULEY & Cv..640 Clay JURSE AND HOUSEKELPER; THOR.| UAM KEK—CHINESE AND JA PENFKSE EM- oughly undeis'ands her Lusiness; comes well b sagt Fecommendcd: 1O Objecuioa to. country. 633 | o Pioyment office. B11% Bushst, or. Grant ave. Y QUIET, INDUSTRIOUS GFRMAN; knows nothing about ho ses, but is handy about the house and garden, clean windows, mfik, “te.: can use carpenters’ 100is; wages $12. Room 51, 675 Mission st. OUNG EANTERN MAN WANTS WORK ON private place: understands cows, horses, gar- den. pump water, wor< around piace. K. 5., box 155, Cail Oflice. YOUNG MARKIND MAN (BLACK<MITH) wanis woik at his trade or sometling honest 10 do; exceptional reterences. Address Elack- smith, box 88, Caii Office. / OUNG GKRMAN WAMNTS POSITION ON private piace in country: experle: ce and firs - class referen: Address B, box 73, Cail uftice. OUNG MAN, 27, DESIRES POSITION IN store or d ive delivery-wagon: soberand re- luble: can give bonds from $300 to 1000 if re- quired. Address C. J. ., box 96, Cail Oflice. 615 LAEKD O Carv; subscriptions and wanc ads. taken. mesT CONVENIENT AND RESPECTABLE Winchester House, 44 Third st near Marko:: 200 rooms: 23c to $1 6V per night: $1 50 to $3 per week: free 'bus and Laggage 10 and from ferry. JLYNN'S DRESSMAKING AND CUTTING ‘Academy. 14 McAllister st.: $1a week. — (7 NINTiL SE—BRANCH OFFICE OF 167 Tau" Cavia suvscripdos aud wau ads taken. IPRY ACME HOUSE, 957 MARKET ST.. BE- iow Bixth. for a room: 5¢a nignt: $L awees. BEGTIN CITY—SINGLIE ROUMS, 35, 20 AND 25 cents per night: 31, $1 26, $1 50 per wees. Pacitic House, Commercial and Ieldesdort sts. 100 2530 JAKK LDGING AT 105 150 and 20¢ a night, including coffow aid roils. 124 Washington st.. near Kearny. MALE HELP WANTED. W ANTED-FOREMAN ¥OR " LARGE grain ranch, must be siugle man under 0 years of age, with Ca ifornia experfence aud_first- class rete.ences, 3 0 per month and found: rauch ook, $20 and ‘found; $ vineyardists, $20 and found; walter for nice resort, $20 and founds farm- Lands, teamsters, coks, waiters, dishwashers, eic. W. D EWER & 0., 625 Clay st. W ANTED_BENCH HAND FOR MILL, $3 day: miiker and wife, $40: married tarmer, wife 10 cook for hotel, §50. American b acksmith} American milker, $25, and others. Apply J. F. CROSETT & CO.,'628 Sacramento st. ©) TIMBER-FRLLERs. $40 AND BOARD: barker, 835 and b.ard; for the woods. C.R. HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary st. (ASDYMAKER, CITY: SECOND COOK, £004 on_short ‘orders and oysters, restaurant, city, §40: 2 waiters wi:h_dress suits, countr. hoiel, $£0. . HANSEXN & CO., 110 Genry si. AKER FOR RE-TAURANT, $40. C R HANSEN & C0., 110 Geary st. 3 WAITERS $30 AND FOUNU: 4 COOKS, $35, 820 and $60; ironer to run a Troy No. § machine. MURKAY & READY ding Em- ployment Ageats, 634 aud 636 Clay ALLOK FOR A GENTLEMAN'S YACHT, $20 and found; § farmers; farmer and’ wife: 6 woodc.oppers: ¥ choreboys for_ranches, $10 and £12 and fonnd. and_other places. MURKAY & REEADY. Leading Empioyment Agents, 634 and 636 Clay st. WaLhk Tok CLiB $10. HOTEL Ga- ZETIE, 420 Kearuy st. TANTED_LABURERS AND MECHANICY to know that d Kolkin, Reno House proprie- tor, stlll runs Denver House, 217 Third st.: 13) Iarge rooms; 25c per night: $1 10 $3 per week. OSEDALE, 321 ELLIS ST.—SINGLE FUR- nished rooms, =0¢ (0 25¢ night, $1 (o $1 50 wk. SIMON WANTS 100 MiN 10 GEL BOL- . Ue beer or wine Sc: best tree lunch. 643Clay. ANTED_SINGLE KOOMS, 15c A DAY: L week: rooms for 2. 260 & day. $1 5U a wees; reading-room: daily papers. 86 Ciay st. INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD ST. NR. Mare: 200 yooms, 5c & night: reading. and barzage 10 and {rom the ferry. AGENTS WANTED. GENTS—BRYAN'S BOOK, “THE FIRST Bactie.” Apply or address for territory, £. Person, manager subscription department, THE WHITAKER & RAY COMPANY, 728 Market st. GENTS WANTED TO INVEST 815 IN siock. Enanel ign Co., 205 Kilis. (CUI) STRAM CARPET GLEANING WORKS: cleans, moves. lays carpets. G. H. STEVENS Mer, 8% and 40 kigh i telephone South 250. W ES YU BECOME DISGUSIED WITH poor work send 10 SPAULDING'S Ploneer Car- pet-beating Works, 853-57 1 ehama st.; tel. So. 4). JARPET-CLEANING, 3c; LAYING, 8c; RUG samples free: tel. sessie 944 Stratton, 5 8th si. DVANCE CAKPET-CLEANING (O, 402 Sutier: tel. Main 894, GEO. WALUOM, prop. WATTS, reliable carpet-cleaniug renovtg, alzar. . atlon works. 409 McAllister. Tel. Jessie 5 CLEANED & RENOVATED LIKE Tenth; tel. South 36 Mackintosh & Co. TARP, new. ¥ E MITCHRLL, CAKVET- LEANING CO.. - 240 14th si: cieaning 8¢ a yard. Tel Mis 74 CARPRL - BEATING ‘Telephone £ El WORK> v 126, HORSES, OB SALE_WELL-BRED TEAM OF BLOOD bays, 6 and 8 years o.d: hef:ht 16.2: weight 1100 pounds; sound and zentle and can show & 3- miuuie gait; horse Wonder, sired by Declaion from Alexander, bis dum by Venture: mare Klie €, siret by Wormwood from Nuiwood 690, her dam by Joh 1 Nelsou: will sell se arate and cheap for want of use. Can be sen at 347 Fremontst., in rear, be€ 9 aud 10 A. 3. end 1 and 2 P. M. W AXTED=a GOOD SINGLE WORKHORE, welght 1200 pounds At Labor Exchange, 822 Davis st. 4() HOBSES FOR SALE: ALSO WAGONS buggles, carts, harness: Grand Arcade Horss Marker, 327 SIXth st.: auction sales every Wad- nesday. SULLIVAN & DOV LE. Auctioneers. R SALE CHEAP. AR AND FIXIURES F Apply 31 Sixih $195. PARTNER TO OPEN A PAYING Z9. restaurant: no opposiion. Owner, box 64, Cali. $250. NORNER SALCON 00d location and good bus ness; Geary 0 NG EAST. S1LOON: O 3 5 I'hird st. Apply for parti.u a AK-STAND; heap. 516y [Y HALL, COR #ifth aud Nixeh. Apply ar 8 W) () SALOON H OF MA RKET ST.g bargain, Inguire Call O.lice. PAYING OFFICE ALF INTEREST IN H4un s 18 Monigomery st nall cap. tal. rooms 1, 2 and 3. OWNTOWN ROUTE ON MORNING PAPER. Apply 86 Third st., bet. T2 und 2 P. 3. W ANTED-PARTNER WANTED IN SMALL restaurant. Apply this office. '“',\.\'1}:1)~Mxnl-b AGED MAN TO BLY orrent ¢ gar stand connected with an oyster- SE. Coz. Tweaty-fourth and. Folsom sts. house. ALOON, $2100 CANH—FOR SALE CHEAP: fhe corner; elegantly fiwed: Al ocailon. Address Saloon, box 4, Call Office. O BALE-HALE-INTEREST IN A GOOD- paying saloon. Tuquire Call Office. $950). CIGAR ASD STATIONKR Y STORE, « clearing $125 monthly: good iocation: rent, with Lving-rooms, $20. vaiue in s:ht; trial given: Lhorough in vestizution so.icited: no agents. ©., box 70, Call Oftice. 0 KENI—WINDSOR HO1ELST. HELSN A for § or 5 years. Wrie GeUKGE W. FEE St Helena . KOSPEROUS REFUBLICAN WEEKLY newspaper: golden opporiunity: easy terms; Owner ieaving. A ddress ., box 61, this oftice. ENTS' FUKNISHING GOODS; MUST SELG At once: a bargaln for some one. Call afier 1 . . 8% 38 Sixth st JPOR SALE CHEAP—40 YOUNG WORK AND business horses: also 10 mu.es. Cor. Fifteenth and Valencia sis. g HEAD OF HORSES SUITABLE FOR AN 500nsiirens 960t 1500 pounds. Ol Turkese oar BOARDING WANTED.. AN BOARD WHEKE RALSTON Health Club vod is used; state price. &. C. box 102, Call. ROOMS "WANTED. stables, 1301 Turk; team of iarge young mules. 50 AW ASD PECON D-HASN 1 HAK: inds: bugey,wagon, carts, sos & rockaway: 40 cheas Boracs 15(h and Valencrs ] ARGE STABLE AND LOFT Fuk KENT 4 cheap. -Linden ave., near Van Ness. WAGONS AND CARRIAGES. ANTED—SINGLE ROOM WITH family; references. Address . Call Ofiice, FW AND ~FCOND-HAND BAKER, LAUN- TATIONERY STORE: OLD, GOOD-PAYING place: nice for woman 10 make a geod living. Inquire tall Oftice. TORE WITH 3 LIVING-RUOMS: ELEGAN loca:ion for business. 406 £ ourch st. DRO(; MISSION — SUBSCRIPTIONS 25266 Naus ads taken tor Litw Cater 1000 $3553, 51 3% SHOW cakbs ETG Tel. Black 141 H1LL 2214 Geary st. 7 ATEST CAR FENDER vention, AL PATENT: BESE 1IN apply 628 Golaen Gate ave. ITY 1LOULE FULK salas. oftice. AFFLY THIS Arv and mik wazoa: aiso fine = Tuckaway. Hariison st e NB.I\VHI‘Al‘n k..\)\v’ln. 4 INTERIOR CTY Cluse to a0 Fraucis. oo bor particulucs sy ibls oilice: o | |