The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, March 17, 1897, Page 14

14 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17 1897 BREATHED, ONLY 10 BF STRNGLED A Baby’s Bedy Found in the Bushes in Golden Gate Park. Its D-ath Was Caused by As- phyxiation Produced by Compression. The Infant Is B:lieved to Hav: Been Killed by the Cruel Hinds of Its Parents. A case of infanticide, the murder of a baby that had scarca seen the light of day, was discovered in Golden Gate Park yes- terday afternoon. Early in the afternoon a number of children were playing in the park, near Stanyan and Bulia streets, when they | found & common barley sack in the | bushes. The opening of the bag was tied | by a piece of twine. Curiosity prompted | the youngsters to untie the cord and peep in. They were norrified to discover the body of a little naked baby. In less than a minute the children were out of the park and hurrying to inform the police. Officer J. W. Durkin investigat- | ed and found thatthe children’s story was correct. He telephoned to the Coroner, and Deputy Hallett and Messenger Smith went for the body. Krom all appearances | the person or persons who deposited the Lody there must have dropped the bundle over the fence during the night. It was just inside of the park fence close to the point where the steam cars turn out of | Stanyan street on the way to the ocean beach. Dr. John Gallagher mada an autopsy on the body and his investiga:ion led con- clusively to tue belief that the little one had been murdered soon after its birth, Dr. Gallagher said: *‘The body is that of 8 male chiid s few hours old. It wasalive | once, for its little lungs had been expan- ded with air. Its death was causea by | asphyxiation produced by compression, I should judge. T are no marks on the throat to show that it was stified to death. | The compression was most likely that of squeezing the body over the lungs so that they could not move. Such treatment to | a child ¢b young would produce death very speedily and leave no marks of violence. | This infart might have been smothered to | death, but I believe that compression was | the cause.” | As soon as the police learned the nature | of the case an inquiry was set on foot amone the residenis of that partof the City, but no one had seen anybody there who bad carried a barley sack.” It is| likely that the unnaturai parents took such an hour for the commission of this foul crime and the disposing of the body that their identity will never be known. It is also likely that the murder was com- mitted in some other part of the City and by persons who live a long distance from the park. IMPALEMENT OF THE BONNRT. A Painfol and Excting Incident of a New York Raiustorm. They were talking of the variety of queer little incidents which the streets of New York have to offer for the daily entertain- | ment of the idle but observing pedestrian. | “Why, i's a regular continuous per- formance, if you enly keep your eyes open and look about you,” concluded the man whose “reminiscences’”” had made him easily the stsr narrator of the party. “Indeed, I believe you,” remarked the liitle woman in the corner, who up to that point had contented herself with listening to the stories of the others. *I believe | you, because T wis in one act of it mysell yesteraay on Twenty-third street. I as- sure you that I am not particularly proud of the part I played, but then I did it purely from necessity, not choice. “When I siarted out to shop that after- noon the sky was periectly clear, but in about an hour it came on to rain very | suddenly, and I was caught without an umbrella. I had a new bonnet on, too— one of those tiny things, you know, made mostly of jet and lace, and barely Testing on the top of my head. It didn’teven bave strings to hold it on. Well, I was hurrying along as fast as possibie, my sole idea being to get that bonnet under the | sheltering roof of the nearest store, when, | happening to glance a little distance abead of me, I saw somet.ing which fairly paralyzed me with astonishment. I stood still for a_moment, unwilling tv believe my eyes. But there was no mistake. “There was my cherished bonnet, which I had believed to be perched securely upon the top of my head, dangling from the rib of a man's umbreila, several yards | away. Worst of all, the owner of the umbreila, blissfully unconscious of his ridiculous ‘carch,’ was_striding rapidly | slong through the rain, increasing at | every step the distance between me and my 1ll-iated properiy. There was only one thing to be done, and it was clear to me that it must be done quickly, too. Picking up my_skirts, I ran after that man at top speed. I must have been an impressive object, in my bedraggled and hailess condition, but I had no time to think of that then. When I finally reached him, I caught at his sleeve and managed (0 gasp out: * “Oh, sir—excuse me—but you've got my bonnet!" “He turned,and judging from the ex- ppression on his face, I ima ine he was quite as much surprised as I had been a wminute or two before, He was a dignitied old gentleman with kind-looking blue eyes. our bonnet, madam? I—have—your —bonnet?’ he repeated slowly, emphasi ingeac word, as if to make sure that he bad heard me right. *“‘It’s caught on your umbrella,’ I ex- plained, feeline my face getting redder every moment; ‘you must bave picked it right up from my head as you passed me, bat I never felt it at all.” “But this time we were both laughing beardly over the absurdity of the sffair, but L can tell you it will be a lesson to me. Never again will I go out until I bave fastened my hat securely to my lLiead by every means known to women.” —New York Tribune, —————— An Egyptian Sunset. In most tropical countries cudden dark- ness after_sundown is one of the pecu- liarities. In Egyptat certain seasons of the year the sun zoes down and darkness conies on very suddenly, continuing for a spece of twenty minutes or balf an bour. Then, all of a sudden, the hills and sends take on a ghastly paleness, and in another moment everythinz bezins to_brighten, and it appears as if the sun is about to rise out of th west, LATESL BuiPeriNu INLolLicssUs, Arrived. TUESDAY, March 16. Sehr Monterey, Feck, 14 hours from Bowens 160 M'ft lumber. 10 ¥ Heywood. tailed. TUESDAY, March 16, SPECIAL NOTICES. SAN PRANCISCO “*CALL."™ SUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco CALI~ 910 Market street, open untll 12 o'clock every Right in the year. BRANCH OFFICES—527 Montgomery street, corner Clay; open until 9:30 o'clock. £29 Hayes strect, open until 9:30 o'clock. 615 Larkin street, open until 9:30 o'clock. EW. corner Sixteenth and Mission sireets, open entil 8 o'clock. 2618 Mission street, open untll 9 o'clock. 167 Ninth street, open until 9:80 o'clock. 1306 Polk street: apen nn-il NOTICE OF MEETINGS. DIVISION NO. 2, A. 0. H.—Officers ar members of this division are o no.ified to meet ac Wolf's Hall., (4} New Monigomery st, at sR’ wciock. Macch 17, 53 PATRICK'S NIGHT), to tend our twentv-cighth anrual bail. Officers and membersor sister divisions aod members of ihe irdies’ auxiliary are cordially fovited. Grand march at § o'clock. BAKTLEY LEE, President. JorN KENNY, Secretary. M. C GoRMaM, Chalrman Commiitee. £, HERMANN LODIE X0.127, F. A A. M.—Called meeting THLS DAY (Wednesaay). March 17, 1897, a: 1:30 .3, in the Masonic 1emple, for the fune- ral of our deceased brother, JOHN RENZ. By order of .he M. 1. SCHUMACHER, Secretary. SSION LODGE NO. 1t9. K, —Called meeting THIS KEVENING. at 7:30 By order of the C. D. BUNKER, Necretary. = EXCEISIOR LODGE NO. 166, F. and A. M —Called meetlog : His, e (WEDNESDAY) EVENING, March 17, at 7:30 o'clock. First degree. THE.. E. SMITH, Secretary. CALIFORNIA LODGE NO. 1, | F. and A. M —Funeral \otice. The officers aud members of the above-named loage are hereby notified (0 attend the funeral of Our iate brother. JAMES BATTERSBY, in King Solomon’s Hall, Mason ¢ Temple, THIS DAY (Wednesday), March 17.at 1:30 » 3. Mas- ter Masons und friends of the deceased are luvited. By order of the Master. KANKLIN H. DAY, Secretary. CROCKETT LODGE NO. 139, F, and A. M.—Called meeting THiS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING at 7:30 o'clock. Third degree. By order of the W. M. H. FORTRIEDE, Sec. FRANCO-AMERICAN Lodge No. 207. 1.0 0. F.—Offi- 3 cers and members are requesied to S theirhall THUR-DAY, March RS L8 o'clock P. M. Numinations for representa- to the Grand Lodge will be in order. All ’s are especially requested 1o attend. R.LAVIGNE, Sec. L L REMY, N.G. TO THE OFFICERS AND members _ Austrian _ enevolent Soclety—You sre hereby notifi tend your ragular mecting, W DAY EVENING, March 17, at 8 o'clock sharp, at your hall, 418 Sutler st. By order J.'W. STANEART, President. A. CONNICK, Sec. THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE Bricklayers' Association will be held at B'ngl B'rith Hall, 1.1 Ecdy st., THIS (WEDNE-~- DAY) EVENING, Maea 17, at 8 o'clock. He- port of special committes. EDWARD J. BRANDOY, Pres. ANNUAL MEETING—THE REGULAR annual meefing of- stockholders of the Western Sugar Refining Company wiil be held at the office of the company, 3:7 Market st., Sen Francisco, Cal, on MONDAY, the 29th day of March, 1837. at the bour o1 12 0'ciock ., for the purpose of electing a Board of Directors to serve for the ensuing vear, aud the transaction of such o:her business us may come before the meeLine. Transfer books will close on Friday, March 19, 1897, at 12 o'clock . ROBERT OXN ARD, Secretary. A WEEK’S NEWS FOR 5 CENTS—THE WEEKLY CALL.1n wrapper, for mailing. DIVIDEND NOTICES. EF, PIVIDEND 41 (twenty-fi OTICE—DIVIDEND NO. cents per share) of the HUTCHINSON SUGAR PLANTATION COM- PANY will be payable at the office of the com- pany, 3:7 M rket st., on and af er SATURDAY, March 20,1897. Transfer-books will closy SAT UKDAY, Maich 13. 1897. at 12 o'clock . ¥ 1. SH' LDON, Secretary. SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE. SITUATIONS WANTED-Continnad, FITUATIONS WANTED—Continued. 7OUNG LADY, NEAT, COMPETI'ENT STEN- ographber, typewriter and assistant bookx eeper, desires sitution: (est of references; sa.ary $5 perfweek. 0. H., box 16, Call Office. ANTED—SITUATION BY YOUNG MAN to do anything from reporiug on & parer to Ministership to Court of .. James. Address R. W. T., 81734 Larkin st RYEINED, BELIABLE YoUNG WOMAN vith excell: ni reforences des'res situation in #00d family: will cure for chlid or £o as com- punion and nurse to eiderly lady: wages not_les: than $20 month. Address or call L. B. H., 110: Santa C.ars ave.. Alameda. ANTED—NEAT, HRESP CTABLE WOMAN old chia wii do gocd piain and iight housework for $12 moath: coun- try preferred. Address box 452, ilaywards, Cal. (;90D, RELIABLE WOMAN WISH (S POSI- J tlon s worsing housekeeper: understands th care of ch'ldren or will do chamberwors. Addres MRS. M. MOORE, 418 Post s IRST-CLASS COOK AND LAUNDRESS: city or country. 6 Pine place, bet. Mason and 1aylor sta. TOUNG GERMAN WIDOW DESIR:S PLACE #8 housekeener. 38 Eddy st., room 1. TOUNG WOMAN WANTS WORK B LE day washingand ironing; $1 10 a day. 16 Rin- con ave. RESEICTABLE YOUNG GERM N GIRL \ishes sItuaLion to 40 UPSLAIrs WOTK OF take Liing tosew. B. G., box 8. Call. eare of childron; (\OMPETENT, TRUSTWORTHY WOMAN J wishes 0 do_washing. Ironing, cooking or housecieaning b the day: best roferences. MRS. M. CUKTIS, 8357 Twenty-six:h si. 7OUNG GIRL WISHES A PLACE FOR GEN- eral housework Please call at 221 Eleventh. 7OUNG GERMAN WIDOW DESIRES POSI- tion In wilower's or bachelor’s household. 38 Eady st, room i. INCHESTER HOUSK, 44 THIRD ST., NR. Market: 200 rooms: 26c to 81 60 per $1 50 10 £6 per week; convenient and respecta i dree bus and bagzage to and trom the ferry. FEMALE HELP WANTED. ©) WAITRESSES, SAME COUNTRY HOTEL. £ steudy the year round. $20; \unch walriss, clty; waitress, restavrant, city, §6 o week; 6 cirly for ‘housework, $20: 8 girls for housework, $15, $20; 5 German girls, housework. $20: colored #l1l, houseworx, $15. C. K. HANSEN & €0, 110 Geary st. NELP WANTED—Continned. - BOARDING WANTED. 3 TO AND ROUM: FRENCH Oc;ln(, '230-"“ oo walier. §20 and room whaiter, 86 a week: waiter, $35 and room: €oo<, 36 a week ; elderly man. chores, etc., $8 & month, board, room, etc.: young man as wuiter, $12 and room. MARTIN'S, 749 Market st 0rLO ED BELLBOY, $10 AND ROOM MARI'LN'S, 749 Market st AN _AND WIFE FOR CHICKEN RANCH. MARTIN'S, 749 Market st. (CHEESE AXD BUTTER-MAKEK, (REAM- «ry. MARTIN’S, 749 Marke.s . APANKSE BELL-B)Y. MARTIN'S, 749 M rket st 323 SUTTER ; 818 MISS CULLEN. Vil Gk, HOUSEWORK, $27, CI1Y. MBS LAMBEKT, 306 Maso st. GEBYUAN COUK. SMALL WASH, §26. MRS LAMBERT, 306 Mason st. COUKS, GERMAN STYLE. NOT OVER 40 sorcars, §25 1o $30. MRS LAMBERT, 306 Ma- n st W ASTED—FRENCHMAN ON A RANCH. $20: glderly man to do chores on a ranc 12: waiter, plain_hotel, $25; waiter for a resiau- rant, $25, ete. ANDRE'S, 815 Stockion st PLALY STEADY MAN, WITH £150 CA IL cin find permanent position and interest in business that will pay £18 (0 $20 per week. Ap- Ply 777 Murket st , room 8. WED!'SH GIRL, HOUSEWORK. §25, SAN Kalsel. MES. LAyBELT, 506 Mawon st. (\EBMAN WAITRESS, SUMMER RESORT, 2l !nu. short distance. MRS, LAMBERT, 306 son 8:. (GIBL GENERAL HOUSEWORK, ALA- T meda. $30; cook for Central Americy, $30. see party here: cook, country hoel, $30: ¢o0<, Ger- Duun family, $30: 6 girls, general housewor german ard Jewish famiiles, $20 and 2 Scandinavian girl, genersl housework, Amer:can family, $25; Engiish. ~cotch or Americun cook for American family of 4, womber_of young girs for light housework, $10, $12 ard $16." J. ¥. T & CO, 816 Sutter at. WOMAN WOULD LIKE PLACE Ads (w ERMAN ¥ 10 do cooking: restaurant o lunchhouse. dress 210 Townseud st. VW OMAN. UNDERSTANDS — AMERICAN cooking. chamherwork and ~dressmuking, nts daily Work from 9. & to$e. . Call 12 Salmon st., oft Pacitic, near 1aylor. HOKOUGHLY EXPE:IENCED GERMAN infant’s nurse 1o iase entire charze of baby in Cily or country ; best re erences. 1221 O'Farreil. ESPECTAULE MIDDLE-AGED GERMAN iady desires position as housekeeper on & ranch. = Address box 9, Call Office. Y AN EASTERN WOMAN, SITUATION AS housekeeper, dinl §-To0m Or chamberwork: country town preferred. STRANGER, box 134, Call Office. LARKIN-BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL. Subscriptions and want ads taken. £ LARKIN—BRAN O CALL. Subscripth H OFFICE OF THE s and want ads taken. T ANTED—FOSITION BY SPANISH YOUNG ¥ IDDLE-AGED WOMAN TO DO l:LAIZg cooking on ranch. $15 and fare paid: gir, 2 t0 25 years old, light pluce in city, $12. MURRA Y & READY, Leading Kmployment Agents, 634 and 636 Clay (JERMAN OR FRENCH NURSE FOR ONE child. country, mus. have city references. $20 10825, MUKRAY & KEADY, Leading Employ- ment Agents, 634 and 636 Clay W ANIED-SEAMEN, GREEN HANDS AND blacksmith 10 go in & s eam whaler. Apply at once L. LEVY’S clothing siore, corner Batiery und Jackson sts. JJARBILR WITH 1 Ol e ce: no students. Call ax 2 YEARS' EXPERI- 166114 Mi-sion BARBER FOR SATURDAY AND SUNDAY. 1853 Mar<et st. ARBER: ONE WHO CAN SPEAK FRENCH preferred. 436 Bu-b st. ECOND EXPEDITIUN 50U | H 8EA ISLAND now forming. 539 California st. ANTED—FIRST-CLASS COOK FOR CHOP- house. 7 Ninth st, W ASTED-GOOD LUNCH WAITER: $5c. 1245 Kentucky st. FXEE LENCED PLUMBER WANTED AT 231 Third st., in loan office. ANT-D—DISHW ASHER; $15 A MONTH. 312 Montgomery ave. I OUSEWORK GIRL, SANTA CRUZ, $2 Alameda, $20: 15 housework girls, city and country, §20 an: $26: 8 young giris, assist, $10 10 815. M1S> CULLEN, 323 Sutter VW AITRESS, caL tAS COUNTY, 15 MISS CULLEN. 823 ~utter st OTHER AND DAUGHTER, LAKE CO., $25. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. ERMAN OR FR<NCH NURSE, 1 CHILD, Nevada, $20 to $25. MISS CULLEN, 328 Sutter st. REFINED GERMAN GIRL AS COMPANION $15. MISS CULLKN, 328 Sutter st. iady 10 take care of two small childre. atber | [RISH GIRL, HOUSEWORK, $30. M1SS CUL- home. "A. B. box 1%, Call Office. LEN, 323 sutter st. VERMAN WOMAN WOULD LIKE SITUA- | ZWANTED — FRENCH CHAMBERMAID, tion as :ady’s nurse. 4 Wheelock, oft Vallejo 615 LARKIN-BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL. Subscriptions and want ads taken. 7OUNG LADY TO BE CHAMBERMAID OR o do lighe bousework. ~Please call or address 829 Fo!som st. 615 LARKIN—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE O CALL. Subscriptions and want ads taken. JXPERIENCED HOUSEKEEPER (WIDGW) !/ wants work in widower's or bachelor’s house- hold, with children: country preterred. 88 Ninth st., Toom 17; hours 31 A. .10 9 P. M. OUNG EASTERN WIDOW OF REFINE- ment and culture desires a posi-ion as manag- ing housekeeper in widower's or bachelor's house. Room 2, 122 Post st. 6lr LARKIN-BRANCH OFFICE OF THE O CALL. Subscriptions and want ads taken. T OUN EASTERN LADY OF EXPERIEN(E wants a permanent position as housekeeper in lodging-house or widower's home. oom 3, 995 Market st. . 615 UBSCHIPTIONS AND WANT ADS FOR THE CALL (aken ai branch oftice, 539 Hayes ab; open unt1 9:30 o'clock. LARKIN-BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL; subscriniions an. want ad+ taken. Wi $15; French second girl. $20; ~cand}- navian waltress, $25: cook for small notei, conn- tr , 825: cook, German style, $30: girls for house- work and assist: waliress, ~an lafael, early, 820. LEON ANDRE, 508 sStockton st 1, AUNDRESS, 825: COOK. 830; AMERICAN J famiiy cook,’ $30: German family huusegirl, $25 2 in family; middie-sged woman as house keeper, $20; young girl to assist $12: housegirl, musi sicep home; German girl, Palo Alto, $25. MRS NORTON, 316 Sutter st. IRL, WEBSTER ST., $15; GIRL, LARKIN. st., 812; girl as compauion, e:c.; glrl, Eroder- Iek st 225; girl, Oakland, $15: giri, Hulgn: st. 15; girl, Broadway, $20: girl, Haizhe 1 girl, Turk st., #15: “giri, Fair Osks st., : mir!, Halght st.. #18: girl, Sacter st., $16: giri. Castro st §20: girl, Filmore st. 820; 17 young giris, £10, 812 and 88 per month. MARTIN'S, 749 Market st. ® S EMPLOY i.D, GO 10 1HE BEN&:FIT TO- day. 539 Ca ifornia st. RBERS: 4-CHAI" SHOP MUST BE SOLD ‘atonce. DECKELMAN BRO~., 108 Lills st. [ARBERS_GoOL 16c SHOP FOR SALE. 51914 Market st.2 JIRrT-CLASS BARBERS FURNISHED BY Fliietnstional Union Empioyment Bureau. 54 Fourth st., the Modern. 1. LESS MECHANIU WANTED TO BUY CYCLERY and bicycle renair-shop in country town; best location; worth §600; will sacrifice for 8150; for sale on account of accident. Address B. R., box 126, Call Ottice. HANCE FUR A GERMAN TO LUY GAR- dening route; customers sec.red. Inquire 207 Polnt Lobos ave. - [OR 8 LE—FIRST-CLASS BAKBER-SH P, rare chance. Apply DECKELMAN BROS. 106 Klils st OUTH SEA ISLANDS—WANTED—MINERS, prospectors and colonists to join the party now forming to leave San Francisco May the Iston the fast salling clipper bark Mermaid. For pas- sage and _o:her pariicuiars apply to A. & LOWNDES, room 6, 506 Battery st. Fecretary. TLEMAN WOULD LIKE NICE ROOM: (3 %0erd opitonal, Please aidréss Permanent, box 74, Lall Uffice. BUSINESS CHANCES. TGHEST CASH #RICIS PAID FOR FURNT ture, restaurant, saloon fixtures and &rover stocks. STENBERG. 632 Market: tel. main 1043, LEMAN WANTS ROOM AND BOARD G ivane tamlls mo other rooders, boarders: good location; can give refer>nces, and in business in cite: permanent if suited. G. W.. box 43, Call. WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS. e e, ART WANTED—IN GOOD CONDITION; ngs not open from ths bac:: mi st €AFry 3 oF 4 pecple. Address, stating price, K. P., box 136, this office. ICYCLE WANTED IN TRADE FUR LoT Bsx165. & box 17, this oftice. UILDINGS BOLGM L LUMBRE, SAS:titd doors, mantels. etc., for sale. 1168 Mission 3o SELL YOUR BOOKS, CLOTHENG AND JnW- elry 10 A. KLEIN. 109 Sixth st bend poscal. CLAIRVOYANTS. RS, DR. F. CLARK, THE WORLD'S MOST famous medium: of modern times. 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Parlors 1, 3 and 3a, 1 Fifth st. ME. DR THOMAS, SCIENTIFIC REVEAL- er by eggs and cards; tells entire life, past, resent, future: consultations on all affairs; ing excepted; names given: good advice: heip: ressores lost love by sympatny: mistake im- possibie: feo $1; leuters2. 929 Fost st., nr Larkin. Mk, LE NORMAND, THE GREATEST clairvoyant In the worid; life charts conta n- ing comp ete delineation of character and future life, only §250: readings by mali, S0c: private readings, 26c. Oflice, 1 Polk st. 1SS MELBOURNE, GIFTED CLAIRVOY- ant: never fails: call and be convinced. 419 Geary st., room 22, secon? Hoor. IFE FORETOLD: LUCKY DAYS GIVEN, 26c; charms, SUc. MME. MOREAU, 764 Howard s:. THEL GRAY, CLAIRVOYANT, CARD reader and palmist. 1169 Mission st. between Seventh and Eighth. MISSPEARL SELDOM (ORIGINAL), CARD- s Toader: charme. Km. 17,130 kills, 34 ficor; after 12, M IS5, MELVILLE, WELL-KNOWN CLAIR- voyant, 81 Fifth st.;water readings a specialty. ME. RAVENA READS LIFE FLUENTLY: business advice; names given; 26c up.5 Fourth ME. HANSEN, PALMIST, CARD-READER; past, present and future: 25¢. 148 Sixth, r.5. ANTED—RANCH COOK, GOOD BUTIER- maker; wages $20. Address G. H., box 74, Cail Office. ANTED—SE~MEN; ORDINARY GREEN hands. Apply Shipping Agency, 10 Steuart upstuirs. YUUNG MAN TO LEARN EBARBER'S trade. 841 Telezraph ave., Oakland. VW AIIRESS, €6 £ WEEK, CALL EARLY: § waitresses, 85 a week: chambermald and wait some, $-0 and'room: kiichen woman, 84 & week; kitchen wom,an, 43 50 a week: wowan cook, 8 and room; chambermald, iive home, $12, etc.; 3 altresses, $15 an i room; waliress, country hotel. $20 and room. MARTIN’-, 749 Market st ERM (N GIRL PACIFIC ST, 425, MAR- TIN'S, 749 Market st. GOOD HEAD-WAITRESSKES; $25 AND room. MARTIN'S, 749 Marke: st. W AN ADS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE CALL are taken at Branch Uffice, south- west corner ~ixteenth and Mission sis. W COR..SIXTEENTH ~I, NEAR MIS sion: bramch office of Ty CALL Bub- scriptions und want ads taken. 00D SWEDISH GIRL GOOD COOK, DE- sires situation to do housework: references. MRS. HIuD, 721 Ellis st. Telephone Sutter 52 EST SERVANTS. ALL NATIONALITIES, procured at J. F. CROSETT & CO.’S Em pioy- ment Agency, 316 Sutter st. (QOMPETFNT WOMAN, CAN DO FRENCH J and American style of cooking; Is mice lnun- dress: will work In city or country: wages $15 to 20; kind to children: will go as working house- keeper. Call at 1024 Howard st., room 10. (GERMAN SWISS GIRL. GOOD COOK, X wishes situation to do housekeeping or zen- eral housework in small family: country preferred; wages $20. Address 143 Turk st, milk depot. OUNG FRENCH LADY, FIRST - CLASS chambermaid and reamstress, four years' Paris experience. or as second girl: wages $25 to $80. Call for two days at 1712 Dupont st. RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES SIT- uation to take care of children and to assist fn upstairs work: willing (0 make herselt generally useful. Call at 267 Minna st after 9. IRST - CLASS FRENCH COOK: UNDER- stands German and American _cooking: lately from New York: first-class referenge. M. C., box 94, Call Office. TOMAN WANTS ANY KIND OF WORK by the dav: $1aday and car fare. 946 Har- rison st., room 23 (GERMAN GIRL WISHES SITUATION TO NO T pisin cooking and hodsework in small family: clty or country town. Address K. H., box 92, Call. 7 OUNG LADY WISHES PLACE TO ASSIST with housework or chamberwork and sicep home. R. A., box 184, this office. OUNG AND ATTLACTIVE LADY DE- sires position as typewriter: gooa disposition. 12014 Geary st., room 2, first fioor. OUNG HEALTAY WETNURSE WANTS situation. 1119 Vermont st., near 23d. MALL GERMAN GIRL WOULD LIKE A position to assist In Jight housework or iake care of 1 or 2 children. 1623 Powell st., rear. TOUNG LADY WISHES POSITION AS working housekeeper. 1002 Powell st. DHESSMAKER: GOOD EITTER: NEAT worker: good on children’s dresses: will go in famllies; 7ica day. Address S. E.. box 159, Call. RELIABLE GIRL WISHES A PLACE TO DO housework ina: American family: good cook. Call at 461 Dolores t., near Ef shtesnth. NERWAN YOUNG LADY OF GOOD PAMILY desires a siiuation as housekeeper or first-class cook: wages $40. 61234 Minna. OUNG WIDOW W(UTD LIKE POSITION as housekeeper. 45 Hoff ave. YOMPETENT YOUNG LADY, here. desires position =s typewriter. Seventh st.. room 10, second floor. OMPETENT COOK WISHES SITUATION n yrivate family, $25 t0 #30. Call at 26 Halght st. IRL WISHES SITUATION TU DO GEN- T eral housework. Address 14 Farron ave., bet. Kllis and kddy, Pierce and - cott ata. 7OUNG GIRL, 16 YEARS OLD, WISHES situation to take care of children and make nherself usesul. Call 1605 Pine st. VAPABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A place for hous:work in a pialn family; $15. E.G., 713 Tenth s .. O:k'and. ANTED—S{TUATION BY A REFINED Kastern lady: experienced housekeeper: fine cook: coun ry preferred. 238 Kearoy, room 14. Y..m\'é LaDY WGULD LIKE SITUATION ns saleslady. R. ¥, 1140 Valencia st. OUNG LADY. HAVING HAD EXPERL- ence, wishies poiition as assistant in dentai of- best of 1eference. Address H, H., box 43, STR\NGER Call 167 fic Call. (JERMAN GIRL WANTS PLACE A% CHIL- X dren’s nurse. Call or address AUGUSTA ERDMAN, Cosmopolitan Hotel, Fifth and Mls sion sis. ANTED—POSITION AS HOUSEKEFPER or to take care of an invalid; guod Teferences 343 Minna st EFINED NORTHGERMAN GIRL DESIRES « position 10 do upstairs work and sewing or Luke entire charve of children or invalid: city ref- erences. Call 101534 Larxin s:. VW INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD ST. N Market: 200 rooms ¥bc 0 $1 50 per night: $150 to 86 por week; convenient and respecta free bus and ba: gage (0 and irom the terry. SITUATIONS WANTED MALE. APANESE CONTRACTOR FOR FRUIT- picking wishes (o secure coract for such work; will f rnish 510 150 pickers: references given. See J. . CRUSETI & CO., 625 Sacramento. UPEKIOK ENGLISH BUTLER DESIRES situation: best city references. MISS CUL- LEX, 323 Sutter st. Y00K=, WAITER~, GARDENERS, WOODS- men can be secured at short, notice by leaving your orders with J. . CROSETT & CO., 628 Sac- rameno st. NDRE'S EMPLOYMFNT OFFICE, 308 =tockion st.: best Llace for reliable and steady heip wiih rererences. 1el. maln 1304, UNTER & CU., CHINESE AND JAPAN ESE employment office, removed (0 61414 Califor- nin st., uear Kearny. ‘iel. main 231 APANESE INTELLIGENGE AGENCY. R. 90. St. Ann's bl'g, 6 Eddy st.; tel Aain 5284, HINESE AND JAPANESs EMPLOYMENT office: best help. 41ily O'Farrell. k. 426, HINESE & JAPANFSE; EST'D 20 Y KA KS; help;tel. main 1997. BRAULEY & C0.,640 Clay SAM KEE—CHINESE AND JAPENKSE EM- ployment oflice. 51114 Bush st., nr. Grant ave. (GARDENER (GERMAN) WISHES SITUA- tion {n_private family: understands milking, care of horses, driving; refereuces. Address Gar- dener. box 72, Call Office, OUKKEEPER OF KNLARGED PRACTICAL 1> experience; A1 city rets. L. box 107, Calis OUNG MAN WANTS POSIT.ON TO TAKE charge of ranch; hasexperience. Address C. H. C., Ablborn House. ANTEL—-ITUATION BY FIRST-CLASS rardener: good re erences: experienced car- penter, plumber and calciminer. .\adress Gar- dener, 'P. 0. Fruitvale, Alameda County. JITUATION WANTED=CAN DO PAINTING, piper-hanging, Unting: wases §2. Address ARIHUR VEKVOORT, 275 Stevenson st. 100K, ENGLISH, WANTS ENGAGEMENT: hjghes: references. Address J. BODY, 767 Howarl st. ENT. EMAN SPEAKING ENGLISH WELL desites (o teach krencn and - lealian In s pri- vate family or companion ry secondary ob- ject: s curity and guod references. Address P. R, box 93, Call’ Oftice. 7OUNG MAN WANTS A SITUATIGN IN A Inige butcher-shop, where he can lesrn the t ade; wiliing to work for small wages to com- mence. Address J. C., 957 Market st. GERMAY GIRL WASHINGON ST, $25; call early. MARTIN'S, 749 Market st. ERMAN OR SWEDISH GIRL, OCTAVIA 52,320, MARTIN'S, 749 Market st. . (GEBYAN GTKL, FILLMORE ST., $20. MAR- TIN'S, 749 Marke: st. ERMAN GIRL: TWENTY-FIFTH ST. MAKRTIN'S, 749 Marget st OUSKKLPER, CITY, $10. MARTIN'S, 49 Market st. 320, Wa TED—YOUNG GERMAN GIRL TO A sist at light housework. 371 Lexington ave., off Twenty-first st., near Valencia. W A TED-SEAT STEADY G RLFOX GEN- eral housework, cooking and smail w wages $20. Apply 1009 Dolores, bet. 23d and 2 J EAT, COMPETENT WOMA\ FOR HUUBE- cleaning. Apply 1210 Pacific ave.,9t0 124. 3. ANTED—A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE- A ARBER-<HOP AND 6 PORCELLAIN BATHS, in one of the best country towns on the coast, for sale at a bargain. 51 OLTZ 630 Market st. 188 PEARL, PALMIST; MAGNETIST: RE- ‘moved from 223 Post to 12034 Geary, rm. 3. ME. KOLLAND, CARD-READER: MAG- netic treatments a speclalty. km. 1, 223 Post. RS, DR. DEAN, MEDIUM AND MAGNET- ist. 8 Maso ( st., room 6. sy ¥, GRAIN $1000. 9% soeaian; Ylow " relu; win Tea 3 horses, 2 wi on hand. STENBEKG & CO., 682 Market st. SALOON, ONE BLOCK NORTH OF $400. 35503 “hasasomerv fiea up. rr.- va e rooms: b ¢ day and night irade low jent for this location. STENBERG, 652 Murket st LmE HALF INTEREST IN PAYING $A7D. bu:cher-sh jist outside city; 4 horses. wagon, (ar., e c.: bix outsiie (rade butcher can clear $123 monthly. STEX 632 Market st. TO(). COFFEE SALOON AND CHOB $l louse: finey fi ted up: block N. of Market st,; trial given. SIMNBARG, 632 Mac ARTN <R WANTED IN THE I and chop house In « akland: will gnarantee the place clears $250 Ja month: biz all-night trades owner prefers par.ner to bire | heip; every investi- cution invited. STENHBERG & CO., 632 Market. 400, BESTAURANT NEAR RAILROAD: . depot; Iarge number of regular boarders. neat. sttractive place: part cash. balauce real estate. STENBESG & Co., 632 Market. K150, SALON: ¥ LOCATION: GIoD « trade; worth $500. H. (. DECKER, 1020 Market st. OR SALE—DOWNTOWN SALOON WITH merchants’ lunch; wholesale district; day busie Dess: bargain. Apply HOLTUM bRO-!, 565 Mar et st. HANCE FOR A GOOD LAUNDRYMAN TO purchase & hand laundry dolng 620 weekly, For information inquire Auburn Hand Laundrv, HENIX RESTAURANT, 2130 FILLMORE sireet, for sale: cause, disagreement of partne:e* piice $200. See the cook. . §150, EANELY FITT-D-TUP CiGAR ™ 1)U, store: full value in stock. Apply stors, 1019 Mariet st. ALE OR EXCHANGE—GOOD PiYINA gravel mine, Address or call 808 Valencia 8L, room 2 |, UTCHER-SHOP CLEARING $75 TO $10y ’ per month: must sell ou account of sickness. Apply 1046 >utter st. $350, SARTNERIN GIGAR. PACTOEY, o with store; nets $160 to each. A. S, box 140, Call Office. INGLE GENTLEMAN WISHES LADY A;BA partner in first-class restaurant with small caj ital. A. ., box 107, this office. $f)'0 RESTAURANT; GOOD BUSINESS. 49U, mast sell to-day.” Apply D. MCRENE, 827 Mission st. ARTNER WANTED; SMALL CAPITAL; g00d business opening. = R. P., box 90, Call. ANTED—PARTY WHO CAN LEND EM- pioyer $300. S. M , box 93, Call Office. (3992 BAXKERY FOR SALK OR TO KENT. 712 Valencia st. {INELY FITTED UP SALOON FOR SALE, See BUSCH, call eariy, 539 California ESTAURANT; CHEAP: GOOD PLICES; g00d location. Appiy 324 Larkin st. a 400, BALOYN, AND 6 FURNISHED . rooms In the thriving city of Vallejo; a lendid bargain: owner retning from the busi- ness: rent $20. Address Owner, or cail, J. J. COL~ 8, 110 Georgia st. Vailejo, Cal. by navy- ard. OFFEE-HOUSE AND RESTAURANT: FINE location; good trade: full stobk: paying well: $600, or $300 halt. 145 Tenih st. YPSY LIFK- KEADER, 3 SEVENH ST ladies 25c, gents 50c: all questions answerea. ME, SYBILLE TELLS FROM CRADLE TO frave:pictures riven:ladies 25¢: 414 U’ Farrell. 125, FAKTSER PORK AND -~AUSAGE O. siore; one that can iend store and drive wagon; sober and honest man only., 1041 Valen- cinst. J3ARBERS—FOR EMPLOYMEN [ CALL SEC. P.C. Barbers’ Assn. S. FUCHS, 326 Grantave. SPIRITUALISM. NES H. PLEASANCE, TRANCE, SPIRIT and business mediul sittings daily; hours 10t0 5; evenines by appointment. 230 Kearny st., pariors 14 ana 15. OURNEYMEN BAK.KKS b3 PLOYMENL secretary H. LSRN AL, 102 Reventh st 700D BARBER-SHOP FUR SALE, CHEAP, on account of sickness. 90814 Howard st. JANTED—MEN T0 LEAKN BARBER trade; shops, tools, positions furnished: 8 weeks required. S. F. Barber College, 13814 Eighth, (300D CANVASSERS: LA RGE COMMIS=TON; T steady job. Star Oil Co., 111 Van Ness ave, — BRANCH OFFICE OF subscriptiou and waut ads. 167 Mt ! taken. SE N AND GREEN HANDS FOR stean ers for Alaska and coast. 904 Kearny sL., upstairs. ME. OSMAN, SPIRITUAL TRANCK MEDI- um; life readings, Iove affuirs, businessinvest- ments, mining speculations a spectality. 838 Mission M ES G J. MEYER, CIR TO-NIGHT. TUES. VM 'Wed.'and Frl., 2 p. x.; 10c: trance cir., Mon. & Fri. eve., 25c: sitiings daily. 826 McA lister st. EST MEETING 8 P. M.: 10c; 335 MCALLIS- ter st.; Stitt, Clemens: others; skeptics invited. R~ FULTON—MA | ERIALIZING SEANCE to-night: 50c: siitings daly. 31 Fell st. EN EFIT TEST CIKCLE TO-> IGHT, 10¢, BY Mme. Youry, 418 McAllister: worthy cause. 111 LABKIN-BP.M.. LECTURE BY MBS. Liliie; tests oy Dr. Schiesinger. ENTLEMEN AND | ADI+S WISHING TO sing in the grand cborns March 17, evening of St. Pairick’s day, i Mechanics’ Pavilion, please call or address J. W. MCKENZIE, Musieal Di- rector, 524 kddy st. MISS, [SA COHEN, PARISIAN PALMIST aud magnetist: charms, 122 Post, r. 10and 11. RS. MA YO STEERS, 11215 OAK: CIKCLE | ‘Tuesday, 8 P. M., Thurs,, % P. M.: readings $1. BRANCH OFFICK OF subscriptions and wani ads 9252 MissIoxN & THE Cal taken. ROFESSOR FRED EVANS, THE NOTED slate-writer, Is located at 1242 McAllisier s work. 1915 Eddy st. RS, H. A. GRIFFIN—CIR. SUN. EVE.; 25c: 700 FAIR MEN'S SHOKS. BEEN DAM- test mtg. Thur. eve.; stgs daliy. 43634 Grove ANTED—KADIES TO CANVASS; READY- aged by water, at leas than one-fourth their sol log goods: city and countey: 'gcod shy. | valus: from 75¢ upto'$2 80. 662 Mission st bet | A M. FRANCIS INUEFEXDENT SLATE Globe Manufacturing Company, 1585 Geary st. First and Second streets. . writer. 118 Haleht st; hours 9 until 6 P. M. AN1ED-CLOAK APPRENTICE. 16 TURK | QTYLISH AND DURABLE C:LF SHOES RS, J. J. WHITNEY, CLAIRVOYANT, Teet. ANTED—YOUNG GIRL TO WAIT ON tabe. 432 Genry st W ASTED—TAILORESS ~AS PANTS FIN- isher: custom work. Room 7, 534 Kearny st. 2 mads o order. 83 50: cheapest piace In clty for repairing and second-hand shoes. 959 Howard st. F YOU ARK GUING 70 YUK N GOLD fieids. Alaska, join the Johnson party. leaving hero March, 20. “Johnson’s Alaska Outfiiting Agency, 218 fansome st tranca test medlum & :ife reader. 215 Stockton HYPNOTISM. YPNOTISM CURES WHEN ALL ELSE fails; also taught. Hypnotic Inst., 6 O'Farrell. \Y ANTED—GERMAN OR SW: DISH GIRI, g00d coo} st 1n housework: no washing; wagzes 820. 2061 Centrai av W AN ZED_RESPECTA BL< GERMAN GIRL for general housework. 2016 Mission st. UMPETENT GIRL TO DO COOKING AND geneial housework. Ca'l st SE. corner of Jef- fer-on and Baker sts., Harbor View. , Alameda. \Y ANTED—SEAMAN, ORDINARY SEAMAN and green-hands for 'whaiing and deep-water vessels. Apply at MCMAHON & MCCARTHY, 11/ Drumm st., upstairs. INGLE ROOMS 10c AND 16c NIGHT, 60c and 75¢ week. Lindell House, Sixth and Howsd. ANTED—SAILORS FOR ~TEAM WHAL- ers and sealers at LANE'S, 504 Davls st. ANIED—AN EXPERIENCED WAIST- finisher. 406 Sutter st.. room 83 959 MISSION — SUBSCRIPTIONS AND want ads taken for THK CALL WANIED=A REFINED GEEMAN GIRL for upstairs work and waiting; references re- -quired. Call, from 9 t0 11 o'clock, at 1610 Frank o OUNG GIRL TU ASS{ST WITH HUUSE- kee ping from 8 A. M. 8190 Sixteenth st.. nesr Guerrero. ANTED, YOUR SHOES — WE REPAIR 8hoes up to 9 o'clock every night: those Work- fug through the day can have their shoes repaired at night while you wall 2 s soling. we have ladie fine shoes made to order from $2 up ot of shoes been damaged iy waier al one-fourth their vaiue, from 76¢ up to $250. 062 Mission st, bet. Firat and Secoud. ANTED — PUPILS FOR MILLINERY school ; course practical; classes now forming for epring work ; sa isfa ti0.1 cus ranteed: evening asses. 223/, Gewy st., or 410 Leavenwor.h. 615 LARKIN-BRANCH OFFICK OF THE O Carp: subscriptions and wan: ads. taken. ],ADY, WITH $150 AS PARTNER IN PAY- 4 ing busiuess. 8, H. D,, Emeryville P. 0., al MARKET ST.—BRANCH OFFICK Of 1THE CALL: want ads and subscriptions taken. JXVERIENCED OPERATOR ON SINGER machines; elgotric power. 1888 Marke: st. CcDOWiLL DRESSMAKING AND MIL- linery School—Rapld meihod: easy to lear: bes system: patterns 25¢. 108 I ost st 1UDLE-AGED GERMAN 10 get work In the . ouniry: man good farmer and xperienced winemaker: wife &0 d cook and housekeerer: can give good reference. Ad- dress M. 8., 210 Towndsend s.. City. COUPLE WANT ADIES AND GENTLEMEN WISHING TO 4" siug in the Grand Chorus March 17th, evening of St Paulck’s Dav, at Mechanics' Pavilion, ploase call or adaress J. W. M cKENZIE, Musical irector, 524 Eddy st. JARDENER, WHO IS COMPETENT TO tuke . harge of any garden or conservalory, de- sires a situution. Pledse addiess Gardener, box 77, “all Oftice STHRONG GERMAN OF 17 WANTS POSI tlon, or lenrn good trade; understands horses or milk'cows. 5., G. box 63, Cail Office. MARKKT ST.— BRANCH OFFICK OF THE CaLL: want ads and subscrip:lons iaken. JOIRST - CIAS8 CHINESE COOK WANTS place; hotel or resiauraut: boarding-house or private family. CHARLEY LEE, 1108 Stockton. APANESE: NICE WAITER; WANTS POSI- tion In fam.ly: city or across bay: sood refer- ence. Aduress FRANK YOSHINAGO, Stevenson at. 2 oo {XPEKIEN. KD ACCOUNTANT WOULD write up and balance a set of books or do any kind of office work for small + Add) N box 134, Cull Office. e et 130 o' 3 h ot the Call: subscriptions and want ads. llckl:. F. DRESN-CUTTING SCHO L—FRE -Ruonls 150 10 75¢ PKR NIGHT: 50c TO $1 50 per week. Orlental, 226 Drumm st. IRST - CLASS UPERATORS ON LADIES' cloaks and sults. W. SIMINOFF, 1228 Markel ANT AD> AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE CALL are taken at Branch uflice, south- west corner Sixteenth and Mission sts, ANTED,TOCOLLECI WAGES DUE LABOR- ersaclerks KNOX Coilection Agey, 110 Sutter. J{HURUITS WANTED FOR THE U & MA rine Corps, U. & Navy—Abletbodied unmar- Tled men between the ages of 21 and 30 years who are citizens of the United ‘S:ates, ot thoss who have legally declared iheir intention to be- come such;: must be of good churacter anu habits and able tospeak, read and write English and be between b feet § juches and 6 feet in helzht For surther information apply at the Recruiting Oflice, 20 Kllls st.. San Francisco, Cal. ANTED—AN 1DEA; WHO CAN THINK of some simple thing o patent? | rotect your iders: they may bring you wealth. Write JOILN WEDDERRUKN & CO, Dept. L, Patent Aticr- neys. Washiogton, D. C., for thelr $1800 prizo « tatioring taught; $1 week. 916 Mar ML CONVENLENT AND RESPECTABLE: Winchester House, 44 Third st., 200 roums: 2Bc to 1 5J per night: per week: freo 'bus and baggage 10 and trom ferry. JLYNN’S DRESSMAKING AND CUITING Academy. 14 McAllister s:.: $1a week. MALE HELP WANTED. ALET FOR A GENTLEMAN: WHO THOR- oughly understands his business: one who can shave preferred: must have goud referenci s: good $uges to the rlght man. HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary st. s MONtF, HAMMER AND DRILL MEN. 81 50 a duy, boid 84 a week: 6 woodchoppers, $1 25 acord. " C. K. HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary st. ECOND COCK, RESTAURANT, $35: SEC- ond ook, good’ on short orders and oys ers, $45: night 'cook, restsurant, §46: & French or German waiters, ‘country hotel, 826 and free fa. o, C. k. HANSEN & CO., 110 Geaiy at- YOUN“ MAN (SWEDK) WANTS WORK ON ranch to do plain blacksmithing snd horse- shoeing: also understant tesm: B yea ANDEKSO pruning and driving lnst place: 1eferences. Address A. 116 Tenth at., San Franci.co. 1() LABORERS. COUNTRY, $16 AND BOAR 10 Tiailan or Swiss lahorers, #16 und board: 10 Germun or ~candinavian :aborers, $16 and bdard; all steady work forayear. R.T. WAKD &CU.. 608 a1d 610 Clay st. offer and new list of 1000 inventions wanted. TLCHO HOU~., BoBkg MA KKK o1 20c, 25¢ 10 BUC night: $1 10 £2 weex. 167 NaTa, S -BRANCH OFFICE OF ey, 1M CALL subscription and wau: ads on. [EY ACME HOUSE, 857 MARKKT ST., BE- jow Bixth. for a room: ibca night: $1 a week, E~T IN CITY—SINGLE ROUMS, 15, 20 AND 25 cents per night: $1, $1 25, §1 50 per week. Pacitic House, Commercial and 1eidesdord ats. 10 MEN TO TAKK LODGING AT 10c, 150 and 200 a night, including coftes aisd roils €24 Washington st.. near Keara\. ANTED—LABORERY AND MECHANICS to know ihat Kd Rolkin, eno House proprie- tor. still runs Denver House, 217 Third st.: 180 inrge rooma; 2Bc per nigat; $1 1o $3 per week. HORSES. OR §ALE—WELL-BRED TEAM OF BLOOD ays, 6 and 8 years old: hezht 16.2: welght 1100 pounds; sound and gentle and can show a 3- mivuie gait: horse Wonder, sired by Dectsion from Alexander, his dam by Venture: mare Kftie C,sired by Wormwood from Nutwood 600, her dam by John Nelsou: wiil sell soparate and cheap for want of ute; price $350. ‘Can be seen at 347 Fremont st., in Tear, bet. 9 and 10 4. . and 1 and e M 4() HORSES FOR SALE: ALSO WAGONS buggles, carts, harness: rand Arcade Horss Marker, 327 Sixth st.: aucton sales every Wad- Desday. SULLIVAN & DOYLE. Auctioneers. [OR SALE CHEAP—40 YOUNG WORK A ND business horses; also 10 mules. Cor. Fifteenth and Valencia sis. 5(),LEAD OF HORSES SUITABLE FOR AXY | 'business 900 to 1500 pounds. Oid Turk-st. car stables, 1301 Turk: team of large young mules. H( EEL JEW AND SECON -HANY HAR- ness: nd . wagon, carts, surrey | & rockaway: 40 cheay borses, 150 ant VAieneie [OR SALE—ACCOUNT OF OTHER BUSI- ness, one second-hand and new clo'hing busie ness; terms very easy. Apply 1052-1070 Howard: JROCERY AND BAR FOR SALE: 2 BLOCKS from Marke: st. Call CARTAN, MCCARTHY & CO., 812 Sacramento st. 5200 CIGAR AND [OBACCO STORE, $200. Vicn\sundry ofice and ciudrovm. A: B., box 73, Call. ITY DRUGSTORE AND FIX1URES, COR. large street: sell reasonabe. Apply 21934 Eim ave. ARNESS.SHOP FOR SALE. INQUIRE OF T110S. FLEMING, Sonora, « al. JOK SALE—GROCERY AND BAK NO OP- position. nquire at the Call Offic KANCH BAKERY AND 9 ROOMS F nished for sale. Cail Office. = PARTNER WANTED iioom 1, 223 Post. ENTI widow; small capital. BY TANTED—PARTN ER IN OLDREST R, GRO- cery and produce business ln- leading business locality; mun willing 1o work can make mogey, Callor sddress B. =, ROBIN ©3 Clementina st ALOON {HEAP, ON ALCOUNT Ok PAKT- ners not agieeiug. Irquire Broadwsy Brew- ery, Nineteenth and £0 som. J AT COFFEE PARLOK AND CHOPHOUSE, 134 Powell st. FOR SALE IMMEDIATELY ON SE. cor. of Kearay and nquire 128 Frospect place. ALOON account of sickness: California sts. 1000, FLEGANT GROCERY AND Ba, . or will trade for paer route. M. J K., box 188, Call. EAT COFFEE PARLOR AND CHOPHOUSE. 134 Powell st. ARTNER FUR GOOI-PAYING RESTAU- rant, or will seli chexp. 145 Fifth st. IATIONERY STORE: OLD, GUOD-PAYING place: nice for woman 10 make a geod Iiving; 18 years establishel. Inguire Cali Oftice. TOUNG hASTERN | ADY DESIRES GE tleman partuer; small capitai. 850 Market,r.5, RANCH BAKERY; 3 LIVING-KOOMS; rent cheap. Apply Call Office. 195, DELICACY STORE AND BAKERY, x . Twenty-fifth and Shotweil sts.: 4 living rooms and bath; rent $14. Apply on premises. §150, ZHE BEST LOCATED DAIRY. '« store, 542 Hayes st.: rent only $13. YUUNG WIDOW WANTS A GE partner; small capital. Room 8, 207 Post st. 0 LET OR LEaSE—ACADEMY HALL, COR, Mission and Mary sts. bet. rifih and S.xib Apply to L. ALTSCHUL, 320 Ciay st. 252 4 MISSION — SUBSCRIPTIONS AMND ‘want ads taken for THE CALL CARDS, $1 5u. SHOW CARDS, ETC 1000 FafEatias AL 2235 Ge: ATEST CAR FENDER PAT vention. Apply 623 Golden Gu ITY nOULE FUR SALE ~ofice. APPLY THIS WAGONS AND CARRIAGES. LODGING-HOUSES FOR SALE " INEBUGGY, HARNENS, ROBE AND WHIP; $30; a bargaln. At siables cor. Geary and Leavenworth sts. {XPRESS, BAKERY, LAUNDRY.BUTCHER grocery, 3 Call WAgOS; top rockaway. 1620 Mission st. 2 ECOND-HAND BUSINESS-BUGGY: BuST condit.on; will seil cheap. 1202 Webster st. N ,W AND +ECOND-HAND BAKER, LACN- dry and milk wagon: also fine top buggy aud rockaway. 28 Harrison st CARPET CLEANING. ARPETS CLEANED RENOVATED LIKE new. J. MCQUEE §(rROVM HOUSE OX MARKET ST.....41,400 24-room house, only. 650 10 rooms, very fine. 250 24 rooms on Market st 850 14 rooms, oul 250 28 rooms, oniy.. 1,000 2410 ms, only. 650 10 rooms, on McAliister st... 400 20 Tooms; COFuer: new. 1,24 14 rooms ou Sutter.... b 3 7-room house. only.. ... g isaiian L9 H. C. VECKER, 1020 Market st., opp. Fifth. —ROOM HOUSE: 12 RO 'MS FURNISHED; 1 7750 Sented; sel: at o bargain. H. C. DECKER, 1020 Mar.eu st. HOOMS: COR. FLAT ON 4TH,NR. MAR- 12 ety Tooms all reated; must sell.” DECKER, 1020 Market st . N 453 Stevenson, Tel. 8.228 17 STEAM CARPEL CLEANING WORKS: cleans, moves. lays carpets. 4. H. STEVENS, Bagr. 88 and 40 kighth st.; \elephone South 250. ACRIFICE SALES, SEVERAL ROOMING S/hGuses: siso piaco, neariy new, $126: must sell. 402 Geary st. J HEN YUU BECOME DISGUSTED WITH Poor work send 10 SPAULDING'S Ploneer Car- pet-beating Works, 858-57 Tehama st.; tel. So. 4. ARPET-CLEANING, 8c; LAYING, 8c; KUG samples free: tel. sessie 944. Stratton, 38th s ADQVANCE CARPET-CLEANING (O, 402 Sutier; tel. Main $94. GEO. WALCOM, prop. W T'TS, reliable carpet-cleaniug renovig. siter- . atlon works. 408 MeAllistor. el Jussio SL RANSIENT LODGING-HOUSE, 8 ROOMS and bath. 189 Tayior s..: cail bet. 5 and 5 P. M. NAP—I3 FINELY FURNISHED ROOMS; Cclea's $40 a month. 710 O'Ferreli st. USNY LODGING-HOUSE OF 11 ROOMS; ‘must be sold. 217 Second st., corner ‘lebama. () HAYES_BRANCH OFFICE OF THE 33Y Liia sumserintions and want ads taken. JARPETS CLEANED & RENOVATED LIKE new. 23Tenth; tel. South 36 Mackintosh & Co. OSEDALE, 321 ELLIS ST.—S(NGLE FUR- nished rooms, 20c (0 26¢ night, $1 to $1 50 wk. BIMUN WANTS 100 MiN TO GEL 3 E. i or wine 5¢: bes: free lunch. oufifl; E MIICHELL CAKEET-CLEANING CO. J. diotidn Lt cleaning 3¢ yard. Tel Mis 74 (CORNKLIN'S CARPEL: BEATING WORKS 883 Goiden Gate uve. ‘Telephone East 126 W ANTED—SINGLA ROOMS, 18 A DAY; 8L week: rooms for 2, 25¢ u day. 81 50 » weex; Teading-room: daily papers. i6 Clay se. TANTKD —BY RrSPECTABLE W IMAN, pos.Lion as working housekeeper; city or coun- try. Call or address MRS, THOMPSUN, 2068 Pa- c.fic ave. Alamedu. ANTED—BY CATHOLIC YOUNG MAN: coachman, porter, or any kind of work; can be recommended. Address W. B., box 19. Call ANTED—POSITION AS SALESLADY IN candy oc faucy goods store by respectable, com) etent young iady. Address A. L.. box 46, Call Uffice, 615 LAKKIN—BRANCH OFFICK OF THE “CALL Suuscriptions and wan: ads taken. IRL VANTS WOKK BY THE DAY. AD- dress or call 210 Drumm st., upstairs. Uffice. CENTS FOR LARGE MUG BEST COFFEE 51 with bread anid buttes, ple of cake at 937 Mi sion KANCH OF FICK OF THK CALL, 167 NINTH Bl v e Subec-Aprion taken. BREAD: BAREK, MUNT UNDEKSTAND “French pread. for Honoluln. R T. WARD & CU., 608 and 610 Cluy st. ARPENTER FOR A pany, see boss heie: 6 farmers: farmer and wite, 3i0: 2 choreboys for ranches, 810; 2 labor- ers, $26 und foun ), city; 2 men to prane 2 ac es of ‘viueyard, $:0: 20 woodchopreis. 1 cord. VINEYARD COM- MURRAY '& READY, Leading Employment| Person, man: Agents, 634 un1 636 Cluy st. (GRUCER, NORTH GLKMAN, SUBER AND siendy,’ wants posuion: city or country, Ad- dress W. L., 444 Sehuma si. T1UATION WANTED BY A GOOD WOMAN in privaie family;)s good cook. Call 1205 Luguna s. BAD TENANTS EJLCTED FOR 84! OUNG GEXMAN WIDOW DESIRES GEN- collections made: city or country. Pacific Collection Co., 415 Montgy st., room 6; tel. 6680, L ieman's meudivg ai bome. 38 Eddy st room L. 3 ITUATION WAN rnnAnOOAudl;:(As: "X jeneed: good reterences. Address C. C., box'5, Call Office, 339 HAYES ~T.—BKANUH OFFICK OF o TME CALL; suvscrip:ions aud waus uds en. 3 WAITERS, 125: 2 COOKS, #35 AXD #4 laundryman, £30: waiter-boy, $10. MUKRAY & REAUY, Leading Kwployment Agents, 634 ani 836 Clay st W farmers; milkers: blacksmitn, $30 oreni an, '$10 found;; 3 wood- ers, $123 & coid: restaw ant cook, 810 a Week: se ond coox, 60, und o hers. Apply twJ. ¥. CROSET'T & CO., 6.8 Sacramento st. ANTED—VEGETABLE GARDENER FOR | Address 8. INCHEST L HOUSK, 44 YHIRD ST.. NR Marxe:: 200 ‘readis . AGENTS WANTED. ASGENTS-BRYAN'S BQOK, “THE FIRST Batti Apply or address for territory, F. ager subscription de, nt, THE WHITAKER & BAY COMPANY, 728 Market st e — ROOMS WANTED. W ANTED-ONE LARGE UNFURNISHED m; cheap; kitchen if desirabie; central N., box 114, Call Office. | JAPASESE GENTLEMAN WISHES A PAR- lor and bedroom in privave fanlly, wiilyer without board, near Van Ness ave. and Plue st Address Jupanese Consulate, 1514 Pine st. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. OHN R. AITKEN AND M 5 URICK L. ASHER, atiysatiaw, rma. 515,516, 5t floor, Parro-tb:dg OHN E. RICHARDS, LAW OFFJURS _KOOMY o 3 aha T Crockier, Gibldag: - wivpione Maua %6, Kun Francisco, Cal. HOTELS. HOOKLY. HOTEL, u;l'l BUSH ST, board and room §1t0 §2 per das, 46 to $13} per week; choice rooms 50 cents to $1: suite rooms for family $1 10 1 50 per night: first-cluss sarvice: iree comch CHARLES MUNTGUMERY e : BICYCLES. A A A A A A A~ A A, OWLER RACER, $65: UNION CRACKER- FURNITURE FOR SALE, REIIRING PROM . METAIL BUSINESS: ‘must close out stoc< in 50 days: brussels cur- pet, 42140 yard; floor ollcioth. 18¢: mat.ing, 7o yard; beiroom seis, 5 pieces, 9 L0: '4-room fur- Diture outflt, $65. SHIREK & SHIRKK, 747 Market st Opp. Gran: ave. LEGA \TLY FUKNISHED COTTAGE FOR rent: furniture for sa‘e: cheun. 1111 Scott, Dbet. Turk and kddy, from 8 A. M. 10 7 . M. Ut Ju J. NEUMANN'S, 117 SIXTH, FOR lowest prices on iousehold #oods: new OF Kool snew: cas.. or on time; open evenings. OR SALE — FURNIIURE, HOUSKHOLD FURNITURE WANTED. e e e e EST PRICKS FOR FURNITURE, MDSE., B STREET & CRESWRLLL Ancioneers 957 Murket st. rm.316. Houses bought in (heirentirety. URNITURE, STOVES, CARPETS, COUN- Fin showeases. ANDERSON, 1121 Sarser JE L0 WANT Gugn FRICKS FOK FURNL ture and_merchanaise sec $URD, 211 Larxin, Jock, $35; Ben Hur (iadies’) and 11 Caoui To new: | Goiden Haie Basest OF oo o | partment, 25 Geary st JGHER PRICK THAN ANYWHERE PALD by Indiana Auction Co,1057 Murket.opp.Jones s, carts, etc.: guod umcl{* ’ J | e bt el 5054 Seven'h st. ‘