The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, March 19, 1897, Page 14

T THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, FRIDAY, MARCH 19 1897. T e e e ... A QUESTION OF TRADEMARK Such Is the Complaint of a Munich Corpora- tion. Charges Filed Against the San Francisco Brewery Cyndicate. Damages in the Sum ¢f $50,000 ani a Perp:etual Injunciion Demanded. A complaint has been filed by the “Aktienbrauerie zum Lowenbrau in Munchen” against the San Francisco Breweries (Limited) for §$50,000 damages, it being alleged that the local concern has uniawfully imitated the product of the plaintiff, selling the same to the public as the genuine article—a cerfain beverage calied Lowenbrau, wkich being translated means *‘Lion beer.” The papers in the cause set forth that the plaintiff is a resident of the city of Manich, kingdom of Bavaria; that it con- ducts all its business in Munich and bas never had any business agency or repre- sentative in the State of California, in any of the Pacific Coast States of the United States, and was ignorant and unaware of the fraudulent practices of the defendant here mentioned until nine months ago; that since receiving information of the fraud, with intent to stop such unlawful acts if possible, the plaintiff has been en- deavoring through its empioyes and busi- ness correspondents in various parts of the country to obtain evidence of such fraud- | ulent acts; that said acts are being con- cealed by the defendants, and that by rea- son of said concealment the plaintiff was compelled to spend about seven montbs in procuring evidence sufficient to verily | he allegations of the plaintiff herein set | forth, and that on securing the necessary information the present action was brought with all convenient dispatch. Alter reciting these matters, the plain- 1iff, by Attorneys Loewy & Gutsch and J. M. Nougues, asks for a judgment of court perpetually enjoining tiie defendant | from exporting, se.ling or offering for sale, under the denomination of “Lowen- | braw’ or “Lowenmbrau Munchen,” any beer or beverage manufactured by the defendant or ‘eny other person or firm other than plaintiff herein; from coun- | terieiting, duplicating or imitating in =ny way whatever the plaintif’s trade mark and applying such counterfeit in any manner 1o any beer or beverage other | than the genuine “Lowenbrau’; from | using or appiying o any bottle or other vessels containing any beer or beverage other than the genuine ‘“‘Lawenbrau’ any marks or labels so closely resembling | tie plainuff’s trademarks or labels as io i be apt to lead the public into the belief that such mark or labels are those used by the plainiiff; from packing any spuri- | ous product in bottles, boxes, etc., such as | are used for packing the genuine “Lowen- | brau,”’ or doing anything to deceive the | publicinto the belief that said spurious produet is the genuine *Lowenbrau.” In addition to demanding $50,000 dam- ages and perpetual injunction, the plain- 1iff asks that the defendant berequired to account to the plaintiff for and to pay | over to the plaintiff all the profits which | the defendant may have derived from the manuiacture of said bogus beer under the name of *Lowenbrau” or under said imi- 1ation trademark or labels. On reading and filing of the complaint and the approval of a bond for $1000, Pre- siding Judge Seawell issued a temporary restraining order enjoining the defendant and its employes from doing sny of the acts complained of. show cause why the injunction asked for should not be granted. THE SYMPHONY CONCERT A Crowded Hous: Greets the San Francisco So ciety. Miss Gertrud: Au!d-Thomas and Hugo Mansfelét Do Excellent Werk The San Francisco Symphony Seciety’s fourth concert was a decided success. A Jarge and fashionable audience was pres- ent, despite the gloomy and unsettled state of the weather, and from beginning 10 end every one was well pleased. Miss Gertrude Auld-Thomas sang Myer- beer’s “~hadow Dince from Dinorah’” in he: usual deligbtfal manner, receiving a perfect storm of applause. Raff’s Piano Concerto in C, played by Hugo Mansfeldt, was well received. Suite *‘Les Erinneys,’’ by Plassenet, was perbaps thie most beauti- ful number on the programme. The sec- ond movement, *‘Scene Religieuse,” with the "cello obligato by Lou:s Heine, and the “Danse Grecque’’ of the fourth number, were enthu.iastically encored. Schumann’s “Overture Genoveva” aund Trendsen’s the programme. The next concert, which will be given May 1, will be devoted to Wagner. Tuere will be the quintet from “‘Die Meister- singer,” the duet from *‘Lohengrin’’ ana “Isolden’s Liebstad.” The following art- ists will appear in conjunction with the S8ymphony Society: Cecelia Adler-Kees- ing, Kuherine Fleming-Hinrichs, Ma- thilde Wilde, Alois Werner, Rhys Thomas and Jacob Mueller. Owing to the ex- treme length of the programme the con- cert will begin at 3 o’clock sharp, ————— ARRESTED FOR MURDER. Hoey Si Yik Charged With Killing Lo How Last December. On the 28th of December the body of Lo How was found hanging by a cord to' a raiter in a small vacant stable in the rear of 826 Stockton street near the build- ing of the Chinese Consul. At first it was believed that How had committed suicide, but upon the body being examined at the Morgue @ large builet hole was found back of the right ear showing that be had been murdered. An investigation by the police brought to light the fact thata few nights before there had been a terrible row among the Chinese who lived in the house in front of the stable. Daring the trouble How was murdered and his body throwr into the back yard and then sus- pended to the rater. 2 The dead man’s beddmf and effects were burned on the sidewalk, and before the crime was discovered the house was vacated. The murder has remained a mystery to the police. The case was not abandoned, for Officer J. W. Capels and How’s cousin, Young Chang, have been steadily at work trying to get'on the track of the murderers, - The first result was On the 2d of next| month the defendants are required to| warrant charging Hoey Si Yik with murder. He 1s said to have been one of the persons who were present and partici- peried in tue ficht on or ubout Christmas night in which How lost his hife. Yik was arrested vesterday by Officer Capels. 1t is likely that several arrests wiil follow. THE QUAJKENBUSH FIGHT. In the Probate Court The Lady De- mands Half of Her Contract Hus- band’s $750,000 Estats. Mrs. Nancy Abboti Quackenbush, by her attorneys, Rodgers & Paterson, has filed a contest to the probate of the will of Thomas M. Quackenbush, deceased. The estate involve ( is worth $750.000. Mrs. Quackenbush bases her contest for half of the property on the ground that she is the surviving widow of the deced- ent, and declares that when he signed a paper purporting to devise his estate to his daughter, Mrs. Esther E. Sworttiguer, he was not of sound and disposing mind, and was not mentally competent to exe- cute & valid wiil Alle :ation is further made that at the time of the alleged execution of the will the deceased was under tne influence of Mrs. Swortfiguer, who is named as execu- trix and principal devisee; that he was coerced by her, and by threats, menace and fraud, compelled to sign the said al- leged will. Some time ago Mrs. Quackenbush sued the late Mr. Quackenbush for $500 a month as permanent support, claiming to be his wife by virtue of & contract mar- riage. Several experts in handwriting exam- ined the contract presented by Mrs. Quackenbush and declared that it wasa fabricated paper, testifying that the sig- nature was genuine, but that the original writing was an order for goods, and that after such writing had been erased Mrs. Quackendbush had written in what pur- ported to be a marriage contract. After hearing all the testimony Judge Seawell held that the experts were mis- taken; that the signature of Quackenbush was genuine and that he knew what he was signing, but that Mrs. Quackenbush had no legal standing as a wife, for the reason that there haa been no assumption of marital rights and duties of the parties, as required by tne law of Calhifornia. Through the new suit the entire matter will be gone over again in Judze Slack’s court. In tne meantime preparations are Leing made by Mrs. Quackenbush’s law- yers to appeal to the Supreme Court against Judge Seaweli’s decision in re- gard to the marriage contract. ———————— REAL ESTATE TRANSAOTIONS Simon and Eessie Morris to Joseph Paillassou, lot on N line of Sacramento street, 143:9 k of Fill- more. £ 25 by N 128; $10. Denais B- ana Marguret Collins to Ella L, Col- lins. lot on N W corner of Collins street and Point Lobos avenue, W 123 1-24, \ 509:10. 124:4, Bt ais0_lot 01 N corner of Collins street and Point Lobos avenue, E 99:3, N 467:9, NW 100:3. S 482:1: eift. Johanno W. Frisch to J. F. Thom Wobrden, lot on NFE cornerof Mission and Fourteenth streets. E 80 by N 25: $10. Williem Ide to Mission Lodge Masonic Hall Acesoctation. lot on N corner of Fourteenth aud Guerrero streets, N 98 by £ 68:6: $10. Henry =. Dawson to Caroline Temple, lot on W line of Cupp street, 120 N of Nineteenth, N 20 by W 122:6: §10. Josepis W. lierdman and George R. Read (ex- ecutors of the estate of Klizibeth Hardman) 1o phen A. Born, lot on E line of Sanchez street; 65 S of Horuer (1wenty-tbird), N 65 by E 117: $179. etc. Pater J. Kalb to Peter Harvey, lot on E 1ins of Sancbez street, 90 S of Tweaty-fourth, S 24 by E 100; $10. Cora M. Koscla'owski to John Todt, lot on N Iine of Twenty-sixth street, 320 W of Church, W 8:4 by N 114: $10. Jonn F. and Pailile E. Marshali to Jake Muller. re-reco:d of 1558 d 341, lot on § line of Glover street, €8:6 W of Jones, W 35 by S 60: $10. Joo F. and Philomena K. Machado to Charl and Augusta Dorn, same: $10. Frank Seligman to Dora Seligman, lot 67. Spring Valiey Homestead: ©130 ot on N ilne of Green street, 177:5 K of Dupout, N 63:6 by E 20: also lot on NW line of Harrison street, 125 SW of Fifih, SW 25 by NW 75: gift. Gustave Hirach to Vincent Randit, lot on E line of Rhode Tsland street, 175 S of Yolo, § 25 by E 100: $10. Samuel Davis to Loulsa rope. 1ot on W 'line of De Haro street, 300 N of Nevada. X 25 by W 3t $10. Jacob and Lina Heyman to Albert U. Mills, lot 567, Gift Map 1; § John Fies to Elizabeth Fles, lot on SW line of Danvers street, 75 N W of Falcon, SW 25 by SE 93:9, NE 81:1, NW 75, lots 1, 2, 3, block D, Park Lane map 4: 810, Syndicate In estment Company, (9 Joseph W. and Marie C, McTieue, lots 11. 12, 13, bloc: 2, Syadicates First Addizion to San Francisco: 810 John Mahon (by James N. B ock, tax collector) 0 M. an. 1ot 82 to 85, Siiver Terrace Home- stead, tax deed: 83. ALAMEDA COUNTY. Jenn'e L. Pridges to Charles B. Allen, lot on N line of i hirty-fifth stieet, 452:6 E of : an Pabio svenue, E 50 by N 112. be'ng lots 12 and 13, Mitcbell Tract, map 2, Oakland; $10. Theodore and Ida Wagner (o' James R. Liitle, lots 22 und 23, block 2, Dowliog ract, Berkeley: $400. Miss J. A. Crane to Mary E. Calmes, lot on § line of Waiton (Park or Thirty-fitih) street, 207:834 K of San Pablo avenue, & 25, 5 139:8, W 25, N 189:614 to be 1nl being the E 35 of lot 26, Cozter Tract, Oakland: 810. John Center to Johu Ke 50, lot on NE corner of Four eenth ad Jefferson s reets. ¥ 150 by \ 103:9, being lots 10, 11, 12, bluck 254, Casserly Tract, Oxkland, quitéiaim deed: $5. P 4. aud Mary A. Bowies to Mary K. Calm-s, lot on'E line of Park aveuue, 25.19 N of East Tenth street, N 60 by E 1 €, Knowles & Potter suba East Oakland: $10. Klorence A. and Willlam A. Patterson to Anne H. Dubic, 1ot on N line of Erle street. 646.70 E of Telegraph avenue, k 62.04, N 126, W 52,8 123:6 10 b-ginuing, lot 18. Map of Survey of portion plat 12, Rancho V, and D. Peralta, sabject 10 mort- land Township; 1. W. and W. G. Duhig to Tomaso Finall, same, Oakland Township: $10. Lee and + bbie Warner to Thomas L. Merrill, lot on N line of Forty-fit.h streei, 240 E of Wes:, 100 by N 100, fots 24, 25. block 2109, Alden Tract, Témescal, Oakiand Township: $10. kliior . Kimer to John M. Kiein, 1oz on W line B4 8 of Mono atreet, W sion Kennedy Tract, 120:98, 3 39.09 to beginuing, lot 15, block D, Brumagim Tract, Oaxland Township: $10. Builders’ Contracts. John Marschis with Charles W. Depew, to erect a one-story coitaze on south line of Filbert stieet, 157:6 exst of Webster. $1698; Jules Godar: archi- tect Yeter Scheakel with Robert Trost, to_erect two cot:axes on wes! line of Bake: s:1e-t, 1126 south of MeAlilster, $5318 J. L. ¥ runk architeet. Frank P. Endl«ch with Frank “tenmann, to erect a one-story (0:L-ge on west line of Van Nesy avenue, 112.6south 01 Bay, $1863; C. A. Meuss- dofter. —————— The peopte of Paris are hippophagous to a remarkable degree, consuming on an average over 20,000 horses and donkeys annually. Last year, according 1o the re- ports, the Parisians ate 23,396 horses, 439 donkeys and 86 mules. Lhis horse, dou- key and mule flesh dressed ready for the Norwegian Artists’ Carnival” completed | putcher's block weighed 5879 tuns, and was rold at prices varyinz frow 3 sous to 1franc per pound, the latter being the price paid for the hest horsesteaks. SAN FRANCISCO **CALL." BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco CALt~ 10 Market street, open until 13 o'clock every Bight in the year. BERANCH OFFICES—527 Montgomery street, corner Clay; open unti 30 o'clock. T¥8 Hayes street, open until 9:30 o’clock. €15 Larkin streec, open until o'clock. corner Sixieentu and Mission streets, opea until § o’clock. 2518 Mission street, open until 9 o’clock. 187 Ninth street, open until 9:30 0'clock. 1805 Polk straet: open in il § NOTICE OF MEETINGS. CALIFORNIAS:COMMANDERY B0 R ARG Tembte. Post and_Montgomery sis.—Regular assembly THIS (FKIDAY) EVE: 7 o'clock. ORDER OF THE TEMPLE. fraters are courteo sly (nvited. Ik MAK' TN JONE-, Em. Commander. £18 HIRAM T. GRAVES, Recorder. YERBA BUENA LODGE OF Perfrction No.1 _Reaular meetin, FRIDAY) EVi NING, March 1 ock. D. 14 . GEORGE J. HUBE, Secretary, APOILO LOLGE NO. 133, L 0. 0. F.—Officers and mem- 3 bers are earnesily requesied to be THIA a8 o' present TH:S (ERIDAY) EViN NG: Initiaton of two ‘candidates. Visling brothers cordia'ly invi-ed. F. A. ROLLINS, HO{LAND SMITH, Secretary. N. G. ING at 8 o'clock. Scottish Hall, 111 Larkin D. R MCNEILL, Chief. Jas. H. DUNCAN, Sec. £, DIVINE SERVICES 1HIS EVENING at the Tempie *maou-El commence at 7::6 o'clock. DR. VOORSANGER will address the BT NLGULA Il MikTING OF the Caledonia Club THIS EVEN- congregation on the following surject: “Difficul obiained yesterday. Chang swore to # | tics of Kaco and Keligion.” Kverybody lavited, MEETING NOTICES—Continued. FITUATIONS WANTED—Continued. FFLT WANTED—Continued. ANNUAL MEETING—THI REGULAK annual _meeting of stockbolders of the Western Sugar Kefining Company will be held at the office of the compsny, 37 Market st., San Francisco, Cal., on MONDAY, the 28th dav of Marcn, 1817 ot the hour or 12 0'clock M. for the purpose of e ecting a Board of Directors (o serve for the ensuing year, aud the transuction of such o her business us may come before the meetint. Trans?er books will ciose on Friday, March 19, APANESE CONTRACTOR FOR FRUIT PIcking - wishes 1o secure coniract for suci work; will f ruish 2510 150 picker-: references gIVen. See J. F. CROSKT & & CO., 628 Sacramento. UPILS FOR DRESSMAKING AND MILLI- nery: psitfons free: perfect-fiiting paiterns 25c. Cali nt McDowell's dressmaking and mill.- Dery school. 108 Post st. ARNDRES EMPLOY.FNT OFFICE, = 508 *tockton st.: b st ) 1ace forreliable and sieady help wiih rerereuces. el. main 1304 UNTER & CO.,, CHINESE AND JAPAN 1897 avlkdiclockie g employmie nt office, removed to 61414 Call ROBERT OXNARD. Secretary. | nia aer hesr Kempgii o 0T 181, N o) APANESKL INTELLIGRNGE AGENCY, R SPEC1AL NOTICES. 9075t Ann's b'z, 6 Kddy st.: tel > ain 5234 THEY SELL ALL KINDS OF DRY | (VHINESL AND JAPAN sk EMVLOVME goous. bosiery. underwear, bedspreads, | U oftice: best help. 414%g O'Farrell. Teh K. 426 towels, tab ¢ covers, lacas, embroiderv, linings, 2 g irimmings, vhings. eic., very cheap at Ploneer [ QAM KKE_CHINESE AND JA PEN kSt EM- Dry-goods store, 105 Fif.h st. ployment office. 51134 Bush st., nr. Grant ave. BAD TENAN1S EJKCTED FOR s4: collections made: city or country. Pacific Collection Co.. 415 Montey at., room 6: tel. 6580. DIVIDEND NOTICES. EZF, PIVIDEND NOTICE—DIVIDEND N0 41 (twenty-five cents per share) of the IHUTCHINSON “SUGAR PLANTATION COM- PANY wiil be payabie at the office of the com pany, 3.7 M rket st., on and af.er SATURDA Murch 20, 1897. Transfer-vooks will closs SAT: UKDAY, Maich 13, 1897 at 12 o'clock . ¥. H. SHY LDON. Secretary. SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE. JEAT SWEDISH GIRL DESIRES &ITU- stion at housework: $10: cannot speak Eug- fish. MISS CULLEN, 328 sutter st. EST SENVANTS, ALL NATIONALITIKS, procured at ). F. CROSETT & CO.’S Empioy- ment Agency, 816 Sutterst. JERMAN LADY D:SIRES POSITION AS (5 "houskeeeper or take cure of chiidre not s muich an object as §00d home. M. 73, Cal Ofice. ERM N WOMAN WANTS WORK FROM 8 A M. 10 2.P. M. every day: good worker. Call or address MR, LIKHMUS, 221114 Powell st. Y OMAN AND STRONG BOY WOULD LIKE = place in the country: womaa good €ook; boy can work on farm. Address W. B., box 93, call. XPERIENCED YOUNG GIRL WOULD LIK K& positicn in bukery or any siore for morning work only, Address P*. 8, box 134, Ca L. RESSMAKER: FIRST CLASS: STYLISH: w stranger; wishes more engagements by day. 13 0 11ne st., cor. Hyde. youre general housework; wages $15. 810234 California st. THONG GERMAN WOMAN WANTS To work by the day. Adaress S. G., box 83, Call. RESPECTABLE WOMAN WISHES SITUA- tion as housekeeprr or for lisht housework: 435 Pine at., room . TOUNG EASTERN WIDOW OF REFINEK- ment and culture desires a 1 0si lon as manag- ing housekeeper in widower’s or bachelor’s houss. GIRL WISHES SITUATION FOR Please call a: wages reasonable. TOUNG EASTERN LADY OF EXPERIEN(E wants a permavent position as housekeeper in lodging-house or widower's home. loom 3, 995 Market st. WY ANTED—BY A NUVA SCOITA SCOICH woman situstion to 4o cooking and house- work in American family: good cook; references. Call 827 kddy st. IRLOF 17 WISHES SITUATION 10 TAKE G- 'cart of eniidren o d o chamberwork: good rer- Call or address 9 Le Roy pluce, off Sacra- between Jones and L-avenworn. erence. mento st OMPETENT SCOICH GIRL WISHES POSI- tion: housesork or cooking in an American famlly;references. Address C.S.,box 54,Call Ofhce. (GERMAN GIRL, AGED 17, WISHES SITUA- X “tion as nwisexirl for children. Call or aldress 960 Kirkham'st., Uakiand. ABRIED COUPLE, GERMANS. EXP. Tienced cooks, wants work in boarding-hou: on alarge ranch or mining camp. Address Coo box 7, Call Oftice. 615 LARKIS-BKANCH OFFICE OF THE O Cavr; subscripiions and wan: ads. . taken. IRL TO ASSIST WITH GEN work; siesp home: wages $10. AL HO 2630 Fo'som. FFLP WANTED-Continned. R ECRULTS WANTED ¥OR THE U. 8. MA- rine Corps, U. % Navy—Able-bodied_unmar- led men beuween the ages of 21 and 30 years who are citizens of the United S:ates, or those who have legally declared iheir intention Lo be- com= such: musi be of good Character anJ bubits aud able tospeak, read und write knglish sud be between b feet 6 inches and 6 feec in beight. For further informasion &pply at the Recruitiug Oftice, 20 Kilis st., San Francisco, Cal, i BUSINESS CHAN T TGHEST CASI #RICES PAID FORFURN arant, saloon fixtures and gcocer - BEKG, 632 Market: tel. main 1043 PARTNER IN LIQUOR-STORE BLOOO. fenr " arker st.:. woil estaciisned handsame clubrooms: full val husiness will <how for it finely fitted up: 10 fixiores eesties STENBER i & CO 1o siock. self; fullest fuvestigation. 7 AN ¢ED%8 YOUNG LADIES 10 TAKE rooms and board at 789% Mission st. 7 OUNG GIRL FOR UPSTAIRS WORK: GER- man preferred. Cail 1207 Gough 3t W ANIED—LADIES To CANVASS; READY- sei Ing guods: city and couniry: 'good pi Globe Manufacturing Company, 1535 Geary X!/ ERIENCED OPERATOR ON SLNGEK machines; electric power. 1388 Market st. F. DRESS-CUTTING SCHO"L—FRENCH « talloring taught; $1 week. 916 Marxet, r. 54. (GEBMAN GHEFR BEST REFERENCES from Eastern hotels, married man, wishes sit- uation. in hotel, restaurant or clubhouse; city or vicinity. 0. S, tox 134, Call Office. OST CONVENIENT AND RESPECTABLE; M ‘Winchester Houss, 44 ‘Ihird st. near Markst 200 rooms: 8¢ to §1 69 per nigiit: §L 60103 Per week: free 'bus and baggage 10 and trom ferry. 7 OUNG SWEDE WANTS WORK ON RANCH or pr vaie place: s & good carpenter and handy At puluting. plumbing, etc.; first-ciass refereuces Address Y. 8., box B8, C 3 Y QUG ATTORN LY FROM THE EAST DE- sires to ger employment iu the office of some best of refereuces. Address J. J. B., box (GOURIAPANESE WANIS SITUATION TO do any kind of housework: experienced and Aadress or call FRANK HARA, 525 Jessie st. JLYNN'S DRESSMAKING AND CUTTING Academv. 14 McAllistes $1 a week. MALE HELP WANTED. 7 ANTFD—12 PLOWMEN FOR VINEYARD n-ar city, $16 and tound; 6 German or Scan- dinavien farm-hauds for Konoma County. $16 and found: piain blacksmith for ranch, $25 and foun: foreman for grain ranch, must be single man, ref- erences required. §50 and found: also farmers, teams’ers, milkers, waiters coks, dishwashers, ete. W.D. EWER & CO, 626 Clay st. IRU.\ER WANTS POBITION IN LAUNDRY o run St. Ciafr or Tyler machine; 18 firsi-class starcher. J. D.. 619 Pacific st. 03)TION WANTED AS WATCHMAN: 7 years' experience: references first class. Ad- dess P W, box 27, Call W ST, DA BARBER; STEADY JOB. 811 W ANTED—NEAT RESPKCTABLE YOUNG man to learn piotessional, nursing in-privato small bu- fncreasing salary. W. D. P R®&CO, 616 Clay st hospital X JECUND CUOK, COUNTRY HOTEL, $50 TO $60: pantrymun, hoiel, city, $20; dishw sher for country h-tel, sprinzs, $15: neat porter for a country club, $25. C. K. HANSEN & €0, 110 Geary st ELTABLE YOUNG MAN émmmul) LIKE :0 have position of any kind; is handy: under- sunds care of horses. Address C. O., box 96, Cail. (XPERIENCED LADIES' TAILOR OR OP- erator 0n cloaks and suits; salary $20 per week: on contract for § moaths: used to be $35 per week: 1 you are & wise business man secure a g00d workman in tme. JOSEFH ARCH, 608 Ninth st., Oukland. JERMAN GENTLEMAN, 30 YEARS OF 8ge, lust 3 ye irs enzaged us Lustler and collec- tor In New York for an installment house, wants any positlon, Adaress Hustler, box 97, Lail. W ANIED-SITUATION BY SOBER YOUNG Swede to work for private family; under- siands lorses well, cows and garJen; 3 years las: place: cun givebouds and reierences. G M. NEL- BON, 6:9 Stevenson st 527 MONTGOMERY, CORNEK OF CLAY— 0. Upen untl' 9:80" o'clock; branch office of the Call: subscriptions and waut ads. taken. 00D BARTENDER (GEKMAN) WISHES situation: not afraid to work. G. 3. 4133 Zoe st.. near Brannan. JITUATION WANTED—CAN DO PAINTING prper-hanging, (nting; wages $2 day. Addres: ARIBUR VERVOORT, 275 Stevensen st. (JARDENER (GERMAN) WISHES SITUA- tion in_private family: understands milking. care of horses, driving: references. Address Gar- dener, box 72, Call Office. J5OOKKEEPKR OF KALARGED PRACTICAL > experience: Al city refs. L., box 107, Call. A. DAVIS, THE PANTRYMAN, PLEASE «cail.” C. R. HANSEN & CO, 110 Geary st RIVER FOR A MILK WAGON, CITY, $25 and found; 4 more hammer and drill men, $150 a dav:' 8 woudchoppers, $125 a co d; milker, near cliy, $15. C. K. HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary st HIKTY-FIVE WOODCHOPPERS, $1 AKD #1 10 cord, 4-foot wood; 10 farmers, $15, $2): milker anc_farmer. $18; 3 milkers; farmer and wife, #80. MURRAY & READY, Lesding Em- ployment Agents. 634 and 636 Clay st. W ANTED—AN IDEa: WHO CAN THINK of some simpie thing to patent? ) rotect your {dess: they may bring you wealth, Wiite JOLLN WEDDERBURN & CO,, Dept. 1, Patent aticr- neys. Washington, "TRST - CLASS OPEKATORS O cloaks and soits. W. SIMINO ¥ LADIES' 8 Markel & D. C., for their $1800 prize | cffer and new list of 1000 inventions wanted. 632 Market st, AURAN $350. SIS business: sec this bargain. 632 Ma ke st. i . NEAR KEARNY d up, sni doing 8 big TENBERG & (O, A WS AND STATIONERY ST $500. TN ASE o tansies Tradny o it sai e o pais e 632 Market st. MPRY ACME HOUSE. 95/ MARKET ST. BK- low Eixtn. fora room: iB¢a night: $1 & weex. 00MS, 15¢ 70 75¢ PER NIGHT: 50 TO $1 50 per week. Orlental, 225 Drumui st. OSEDALE, 821 ELLIS SI.—SINGLE FUR- nished rooms, 20c 10 25¢ night, $1 to 81 50 wi. E. 510N WANTS 100 MeN 10 GET BOT- . Lie beer or wine 5c: best free lunch. 643Ulay. 7 ANTED—SINGLE ROUMS, 15c A DAY: $L week: rooms for 3, 250 aday. $1 50 p week; reading-room: dally papers. I8 Clay st WOOD, COAL, HAY, GRAIN contrn.’ locadlon; low le1se: 3 horses, 2 wagons, ete STENBEKG & CO., 632 Market st. on haud. $400. SAL0Y, ONE BLOCK NORTH OF o - Marketst.: ha asomely fitted up: prie va'e rooms: b & day and nightarade iow rent for this location. STENBERG. 6,2 Market st HAL EREST 1w D (D 0 e B vl hOrses. WAZoD, CAr, eiC.: bix outsiie (rade butcher can clear '$125 monchly. 632 Market st. $1000. 200d STENBEKG, INCHESTER HOUSK, 44 1 HIRD ST. NR Marke:: 200 rooms, 25¢ & nighi ing: room: free bra and na--awe Lo And irom the ferrs OFFFE SALOON AN D CHOP-HOUS! fine y fi:ted up: block N. of Market st, given. STRNBEKG, 632 Market st. AGENTS WANTED. GENTS—BRYAN’S BOOK, “THE FIRST Battie.” Apply or address for territory, F. Person, manager subscription department, THE WHITAKER & RAY COMPANY, 728 Market st. HOUSES WANTED. OTTAGE OR FLAT OF 4 ROOMS, WITH siables south of Market, east of Ninth st M. A, box 93. Call Office. ROOMS WANTED. ANTED—TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS for housekeeping. Address A. J. READ, 116 Eleventh st. BOARDING WANTED. OARD AND LODGING BY MONTH NEAR park desired by married couple with chiid; referetices exchanged. Address X., box 78, Call. PROPERTY WANTED. ARPENTER FUR A RANCH: BEE BOSS here. MURRAY & READY, Leading Em- ployment Agents, 634 and t36 Clay st. AUNDRYMAN, $30 AND FOUND: 3 WAIT- J'ers. 3 cooks, 2 dishwashers and many oiher places. M UREAY & READY, Leading £mploy- ment Agents, 634 and 636 Clay st. W ANIED — GERMAN GARDENER FOR pursery, south, $40 and room; waiter, pixin an hotel. $25: French'boy tolearn a trade, % board: young m lunclibou e and found: Japal v, $15: eic. ANDRE'S, 808 Stockton st. W ANIED-VEGKTABLE GARDENER, 826; Iuborers, 8176 day: blacksmith, $30 and found; farmers and milkers; cooks ani others. Apply to J. F, CROSEL'T & CO., 6-8 Sacram ento. OUSE PORTER, HOTEL, $15 AND ROOM: waiter, #15 and room: waiter, $20 aad room: iunch and dinner waiter, $20; young man. assisi in small hotel, #12 and’ room: belitoy, $10 and room; cook, §6 & week. MARTIN’S, 749 Market. TOUNG MAN WANTS POSIT/ON TO TAKE charge of rancn; has experience. Address C. . C., ablvorn House. W ANTED—-ITUATION BY FIRST-CLASS gardener: good re ereaces; experienced car- penter, plumber and calciminer. . adress Gar- | dener,'P. 0. Fruitvale, Alameda County. 615 LARKIN-BEANCH OEFICE OF THE O CALL. Subscriptions and want ads taken. 7OUNG LADY. WITH GOOD REFERENCES, desires a situation as companion to invalid of el leriy iady, Or goVeruess, or companion and as- aisc with honsework: nnders ands sewing: will be in city 3Jays. Aduress Y. L., box 74, Call Office. JENT, EMAN SPEAKING ENGLISH WKLL desires (o teach Franch and Italtan in & pel- vate family or companlon; saary secouda ob- ject: securl'y and sood references. Address P. R, box 93, Call Offic 4 MARKEL ST.—BRANCH OFFICK OF THI CALL: want ads and subscripiions taken. PECTABLE YOUNG LADY (RECENTLY from the Es ) wants a place as bousekee er or chambermaid: hotel, bacne.os’s or widower's home. km. 11, Columbla Hotel. 18 First. 2d floor. MDDLEAGED PROTESTANT =WOMAN AVl wants a situaticn in sa An.erican family; isa city references. ' Call Noe, near Lighteenth. £00d_cook ard laundress. or address 41 Ford st. off (QOMEETENT GERMAN WOMAN DESIRKS position for general housework: abie to taxe full charge: wages $20. Call 1600 Folsom st., cor- ner of Twelfch; side be L CENTS FOR LARGE MUG BEST (OFFEE ) with bread and butier, pie or cake at 917 Mix- sion st. RANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL, 167 NINTH st.—Want ads and subscsiptions taken. W ROCER, NORTH GERMAYN, SOBER AND stendy, wants position: city Or country, Ad- dress W. L., 444 Tehuma si. S39 HAYES SL-BRAMH OFFICK OF DOJ THE Causi subscripiions ana waus ads 1aken. 0Y FOR STORE WORK; TIN'S, 749 Market st. OWER CALIFORNIA —~ WANTED — 300 4 families to colonize a Inrge tract of land a few miles from Epsenada. Appy at 224 Seveuth st, S F.: JOHN M. FORTE., Secretary. AP WANTED TO DO COOKING ANDGEN. eral houseworx ; small family; sicep at home, $10 per month salary. Call a: 1209 Market st., bet. 9 and 10:80 A. M W ANTED—BOY ABOUT 15 YEARS 01D TO assist in grocery-siore. Address W., box 19, Cail uffice. JIRST-CLASS SOLICITOR FOR CONCRETE |\ work. Tnqulre 2018 Bush st or address or 220 “inth ave. 4 YOUNG MEN TO 0 NORTH, LONG JOB, AT HERMAN'S, 657 Clay st. W ANIED—SH{P'S BLACKSMITA. APPLY 7 o'clock, 904 Kearny sL., upstairs. OATMAKER FOR THX COUNTRY. REISS BROS,, 28 Sutter st. [IRST-CLASS DISHWASHER. APPLY 629 Davis a1, ANISH 1ADY WISHES POSITION AS houseke:per: unders:ands the care of chi- dren. Address C. H., box 78, Csll Cflice. 615 LARKIN_BRANCH OFFICK OF THE CALL: subscrivtions ani wan: ad« taken. TOUNG GI%L WISHES SIIUATIUN TO DO housework. FPlease cail a. 7)1 Elizabeth st. 7OUNG AND ATTEACTIVE LADY DE- sires position as typewriter: good disposition. 12034 Geary st., room 2, first tloor. ANTED—BY YOUNG GIL, TO ASSIST with housework and learn dresimakisg. Call or nddress 2001 Eddy st. W ANIEP-EY A GoOD sewing at$1 aday. 20123, Un.on st W ANTED-—BY ¥XPERIENCED NURSE IN confinement or iaiy's nurse; Vvery cheap. Call 421C Natoma st. P MERICAN GIRL WISHES A SITUATION for light housework 1n & small family. 122 Grove at., near Van Ness ave.; lower loor. 615 LARKIN—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL " Subscriptions and want ads taken. 7OUNG GERMAN LADY DisIRES POSI tion as housekeeper. Address or call 112 Tay- lor s, room 14. ERMAN WIDOW WITH GOOD REFER- ences would iike position as working house- keeper. (all or address 835 Valencia st.; no cards. ADY WANTS PCSITION AS COMPANION i and purse wiih invalid; medical reterence. 1530 Eddy st.; atteruouns. JOXPE - 1E» NCED AMERICAN WOMAN wishes chamberwork or charge of line; of references. 1530 Eddy st noons. near Sieiner; after- ED WIDOW WOULD LIKE POSITION housekeeper or mending st home. 14 room 6. 615 LASKIN-BRANCH OFFICK OF THE CALL. Subscriptions and wan: ads taken. JYERMAN GIEL SITUATION TO DO 3 plain c-oking 7k In small family: clty or country town. Address k. H., box 92, Call. 7OUNG WIDOW WOULD LIKE POSITION as housekeeper. 45 Hoft ave. 7 ANTED—SITUATION BY A REFINED Kastern lady: experienced housekeeper: fine cook: coun ry preferred. 238 Keuruy, room 14. SEAMSTRESS, | INCHKSTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD ST., NR. Market; 200 rooms; 25¢ to €1 50 per night: $1 50 10 #6 per week: convenient and respecta ble: free bus and baggaze o and trom the ferry. FEMALE HELP WANTED. W ASTED—8 COOK~, GERMAN STYLE, £30 wnd §25: second ccok $30; French chamber- maid $15: Fiench nurse $20: Germa. nurse and upsisirs $20. girls for h.usework and assist: French mald and seamstress $25. LEON AN- DRE, 308 Stocx tos iv;su:n-yo NG LADY AS BALESLADY k French: 4 aweek 8U8 Stockton RY, #30; SECONDGIRL, SAME 2 housework girls, ctty and coun- : 8 voung girls, assisi, $10 to $16. se. £2! try, $20 and $25. M58 CULLEN, 828 Sutter st. (RENCIL OR GERMAN NUKSE. $30 TO .5, 1 child. MISS CULLEN, 328 ~nitef st DAUGHTER, $25, CITY. MOEHER, AND MISS CULLE: 1 828 Sutcer st. AUNDRESS, $25; SECOND GIRL AND J wash, country, $25. MISS CULLEN, 23 Sutter st N FAT NEFINED CHAMBERMAID AND AN siamstress, $20. MISS CULLEN, 328 Sutter. EFINKD GEKMAN SECOND GIKL, $20. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. U URSE, ONE CHILD, $20. MISS CULLEN, 1N 323 Suter s QUK AND LAUNDR®*S, AMERICAN FAM- 1y, $25 up. MI>> CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. VHAMBERMAID AND WAIT SOME, $20 _/ und room: waitress. country, $20 and room: 3 walir-sses. $5 week: waitress for bakery: lunch waltress. $20, no Sunduy work: German woman cook, $25 and room: ehambermala, Sissons, Cal.: pustiy 0ok, $6 n week: aishwasher, $15 and Toom’ % irls for laundry, ‘country: waitress, cliy, $15 and room. MAKTIN'c, 749 Market (w IRL, TURK 0: SFCOND GIRL, #26: 7 gi I Devisadero, 820; 2 girls, Broadway, $.0; giri, Fillmore, $20: giri, Fair Oaks, §: 2 glils, Haight st. $18; girl. astro, »2U; eirl, Goiden (iate nve, 818; giri, Bush st., $20. MARTIN'S, 749 Market st Q GIKLS, HAIGHT ST., $16; GIRL, POST si., $15: gir, Sausalito Cal, $15: 2 girs, L= guna 'st., $16; uirl, Oakland, $16; eirl, Webs er st $16; icl, Castro'st., 816: girl, ‘Tay or s:., 815: g, rdiy s, $15. MARTIN'S, 749 sarket st TAKKIN_BRANCH OFFICE OF THE 615 CALLE Sauscrtpiions and want ads taen: TOUNG GEEMAXN WIDOW DESIRES GE. teman's mendiog at home. 38 Eddy s, room 1 95 YOUNG GIRLS, 8. $10 AND $12 PER montn, asist, eic.; nice families. MAR- TUN' . 749 Meurket st. EAD WAIIRESS, $:5 AND ROOM. TIN'S, 749 Market st. MAR- (,00D, RELIABLE WOMAN WISHES POSL- tion us wursing housekeeper: understands tne care of ch Idren or will do chamberwork. Address MRS, M. MOOKE, 418 Post 8; OUNG GERMAN WIDOW DESIR .S PLACE as housekeever. 58 Kday st., roo.u 1. 61 A LARKIN-BRANCH UFrICE OF THE O CALL. Subscriptions and want ads tacen. NOMPETENT, TRUSTWORTHY WOMAN _ wishes to do washing. ironiug, cooking or housecieaning b- ihe day; best references. M RS. M. CURTIS, 3367 Tweuty-sixth st. JOUNt+ GERMAN WIDOW DESIRES POSI- tion In wiiower's or bachelor’s household. 38 Lddy st room . " I ANTED—POSITION BY EPANISH YOUNG indy to take care of two smali childre.: at her ‘A. B. box 1%, Call Oftice. home 615 EARKIN-BRANCH UEFICE OF THE CALL. Subscriptions and want ads taken. Y QUXG LADY TO BE CHAMBEKMAT) O do light housework. Please cail or address 839 Fo. UBSCKIPTIONS AND WANT ADS FOR THE CaLL iaken at branca oftice, 839 Huyes st; open unti § ‘clock. W ST ADS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE CALL are taken at Branch Uffice, touth- west corner Sixtevnth and Mission 8 5. W COR. SIXTEENTH ~F, NEAR MIs- sion: braach office of THz CaLL Bub- scriptions and want ads taken. INCHESTER JIOUSE, 44 THIRD ST., NR. Market: 200 rooms Be (0 180 per night: $180 1o 86 por week; conventent and respectable; free bus and bargage 10 and from ike terry. (ERMAY SECOND GIRL,836; € LL KARLY: MARTIN'S, 749 Marked'st. FAMILY COOK. 850, CITY: CALL EARLY. MAKTIN'S, 749 arket st VERMAN OR SWEDISH GIRL, PACIFIC ST., $25. MARTIN'S, 749 Market st QELONDEXPEDITION SOUTH SEA ISLAND now forming. 538 California st ARBER WANTED FOR SATURDAY. Cail 602 Clay st. 10D TAILOR WANTED FOR BUSHELING. Apply 625 Commercial st. M EMPLOYED, GO TO iHE BENEFIT TO- Qay. 639 Ca iforais st 2RBER-SHOP FUR SALE; FIRST-CLASS location; cheap. 2 Slxth st. OR SALF—ONE OF THE BEST FITFED op_hoiel barbershops in thls city. Apply DECKELMAN, 106 klils st. 4-CHAIR SHOP FOR SALK, CHEAP: CE < tral. DECKELMAN BROS., 106 Ellis st. ANTED — TRUSTWORTHY RESPECTA- b.e boy for & jewelry-store; about 14 years of age; references riquired. Address S., box 8, Call. 0A'TMAKERS AND OPEKALORS ON (US- tom coats. 106 Battery s: LAIN, STEADY MAN, WITH $150 CA IL can find permanent position and interest in businers that will pay $1b to $20 per week. Aj- ply 777 Market st , rvom 7. ANTED_SEAMEN, GREEN HANDS AND biacksmith 10 £0 in'a yieam whaler. Appiy at once L LEVY'S clothing store, corner Battery a0d Jackson sts. ARBERS—FOR EMPLOYMEN I' CALL SEC. P.C. Barbers’ Assn. 8 FUCHS, 825 Grantave. OURNEYMEN BAKoKKS hu#LOYMEND serretary H. BIXKNAKD, 102 ~eventh st. ARBERS: 4-CHAIR SHOP MUST BE SOLD atonce. DECKELMAN BRO=., 106 Elils st. |J4RBKRS-GOOD 16c SHOP FOR SALE. 51914 Market st. - JIK-T-CLASS BARBERS FURNISHED BY Luternational Unlon Empioyment Bureau. 84 Fourth st., the Modera. L. LSS, tecretacy. (100D BARBER-SHOP F. R™SALE, CHEAP, on account of sickness. 90814 Howard st 167 S1TE 36— BRANUH OFFICE OF 07 Tau Cazsi subscription aua wans ads. tuken. 100 ACRES OR MURE, WITH IMPROVE- ments. to lease or work on shares. within one hours’ ride of San Francisco. Address 259 Post xt., room 12. N ACCOUNT OF OTHEK BUSINKSS WILL sell the whole or half interest In one of the best and oldest established saloons 1o San Fiancisc business growing hetier every day: this I spien dld cha.ice for_man looking for paying busioess. Particulars 539 Californta st. $150 SALOON: FINE LOCATION: WORT H . $600. M. C. DECKER, 1020 Market st. JARBERS — 2-CHALK S8HOP AND CIGAR- Emmlnd: cheap. DECKELMAN BROS, 1.6 s st [{RANCH BAKERY, NOTION, STATIONER Y and produce store, with furniture of rooms, 4renied. 449 Guerrero st ROCERY-STOKE, FIXTURES AND FUR- niture at a bargain; retiring from business. Inquire a 306 Ivy ave $25(), PALOUN: NOKTH OF MAKKELST.; . business center: cheap rent, leuse, eic.; bargain. Inquire Call Office. 00D PAYING FRUITSTORE FOR SALE cheap. Apply Cali Oflice. AYING RESTAURANT quire 1814 Graut ave. #FER WANTED FOR THE FINEST Fi ted-up restaurant; $1:5. 2134 Niath st TOUNG WIDOW WANTS A GE partner; small capital. Room 8, FOR SALE. IN- TLEMAN 7 Post st. WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS. VW ANTED-LAUNDRY WAGON; MUST BE Zood condition and bargain. 1212 Golden Gate ave. 00D BAKERY FOR SALE OR TO REN 712 Valencia st. T HE WKLL-KNOWN STAR AND GARTER saloon; establishell 1886; for sale on acconnt of sickness.” 137 rifih st. "EW PIECES OF PLANING-MILL MACHI- nery wanted: state kind and price. Address P. M., box 105, Call Office. ALOON FUR SALE IMMEDIATELY ON ‘account of sickneis: SE. cor. of Kearay and California sts. Inquire 123 Frospect place. ART WANTED—IN GOOD CONDITION; does not apen from tho bac<; must cArry 8 o 4 people. Address, stating price, K. P., box 138, this office. UILDINGS BOUGHT; LUMBER, SASHES, doors, mantels. etc., for sale. 1185 Mission v.. QELL YOUR BOOKS, CLOTHING AND JEW- elry 10 A- KLEIN, 109 Sixth st: send posial LOST. 0ST—1 RE{sFACED COW, 1 HORN_ OFF. i Beturn to KALM & LEVY, &-Mile House, Aission read: get reward. 7 LOST ON TUKSDAY A WATCH: GOLD $.). case. shaped Iike leaf. with pl: attached. Heturn to room 30, Fifth floor, Mills building. W EDDING-RING, WITH INITIALS L B. ON inside. Finder witl receive $5 reward by re- turning Lo $87 Jersey st. T, ADVS SMALL GOLh WATCH — WHITE 4'enameled marguerite, tiamond ju center, mon- ogram M. M. on inside case; lost between Mont- comery and O’Farrell, via Sutter, Kearny, Post and Grant ave. Keturn to 104 Eucter st., room 10, and receive reward. IGAR-STORE, STOCK AND FIXTURES FOR sale, cheap; make an offer; must be 30id this week; other business. 21l Sixth si. 110, CICAR - STORE AND LAUNDRY + office on Market st. Inquire Call Uffice, AR AND FIXTURES FOR SALE CHEAP. 331 Sixih st ORNER GROC<RY AND BAR; FULL stock: no opposition. 331 Sixth st. 2(QF SALOON AND LUNCHHOUSE. $U5. Nission se.; » svap. 1000, FLEGANT GROCERY AND BAR, i . or will trade for paper route. M. J. XK., box 133, Call ARTNER FOR rant, or will sell cheap. 643 GOOL-PAYING RESTAU- 145 Fifth st. TATION KRY STORIK: OLD, GUOD-PAYING place: mice for woman 1o make a geod living; 18 years establishel. Inquire Cali Oftice. TOUNG RASTERN LADY DESIRES G tieman partner; small capital. 850 Market, r. RANCH BAKERY: 3 LIVING-KOOMS; rent cheap. Appiy Call Cffice. . OST ON MONDAY BET. 8:30 AND 4:30 J p. 3 small black enameled open-faced watch with 'goid chain attached and a fob with word “Aioha” in go.d letters upon it Finder will re- celve sultable reward by returning (0 617 Fell st. 0ST—LARGE BLACK AND BROWN DOG: i lower right 100th missing: named Camsar. Reward at 946 Howard st., plambing-shop. 0 LET OR LEASE—ACADEMY HALL,COR Mission and Mary sts. bet. Fifth aud Sixth. Apply to L. ALTSCH UL, 520 Ciay st. D5 AISSION — SUESCRIPTIONS 450 ‘want ads taken 10r THE CALL. CARDS, $1 5U. SHOW CARDS, KTC. 1000 a5 8 AR e en e OST—FROM TRAIN LEAVING CENTRAL ave. at 3:30 P. M. Sunday, cane with silver top plece: va ued as keepsake. WIll finder please re- turn to 1514jLarkin st? J3RANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL 167 NINTH st.: want ads and subscriptions taker MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, RE YOU ABOUT TO PURCHASE A PIANO? We sell them for 83, 84, $5, $6, $7, 35, 39, $10 per month; alsoforcash: the best makers of every grade; don't pay Tent when the same monihiy Paym: ot will purchase one from us. SHERMAN, CLAY & CO.,cor. Kearny and Sutter sts., Stela: way dealers. BSOLUTELY THE OLDEST AND LARGEST house west of Chicago is KOHLER & CHASE'S, 26, 28 and_30 0’ Farrell si.; planos, or- gans avd all other musical instruments, of all grades and prices; lerms easy: prices lowesi: everything possibié dune to piease and satisfy the customer. CTULLY THE BEST BARGAINS IN PL ‘anos; mon:hiy pav ments from $b up: deliy- ered free with siosl and cover: correspondence solicited. THE F. W. SPENCER COMPANY, salesrooms 933 Market st, opp. Muson: . estab lished over 20 years. BOZA 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. 5105, SI00-BEST BARGAINS IN THE $12D. ¢ty: good second-hand uprights. The ZENO MAUVAIL Music Co., 769 Market st. A DMINISTEATOR'S SALE — NUST SKLL janos ai imzeuse reduction for cash or on N ESTATE, 735 Market. insialiments. KAT = $175. AHGAIN, FINKE LARGE UPRIGHT,CHEAP SCHMITZ, 16 McAllister,next Hibernia Bank. T SHERMAN, OLAY & CO’S ONLY WILL you find a s:ock of new Steinway pianos. ORNUNG'S PIANO; MOST PKRFECT; brillian: and powerful tone. 216 Post st NEW UPRIGHT, STOOL. SCARIK; warranted 5 yrs. BRUENN'S, 228 Post. G. BADGER. SOLE AGENT FOR HALLET +& Davis anu Francis Bacon planos. 415 Sacta. ANTED—MEN TO LEAKN BARBER trade: ahops, tools. positions furnished: 8§ weeks required. 8' F. Barber College, 13814 Eiehth, QOUTH SEA I~LANDS—WA TED—MINELS. Pprospectors and colonists to join the party now forming to leave San Francisco May the iston the fust suiling clipper bark Mermaid. For pa saxe and oher pariicuiars apply 0 A. LOWN DES, room 6, 608 Battery st. 100D CANVASSERS: LARGE COMMIS<ION; (x“steady job. ~ Star Gll Co., 111 Van Nesa ave. 9526 AISSION SLBRANCH OFFICE oF 20206 ik cais: sibscriprions sna want ads taken. TQO TAIE MEN'S SHOKS EEEN D) aged by water, at less than one-fourth their value. from 76¢ up to $2 50. 562 Missiou st., bet. First and Second streets. (00K, CENTRAL AMERICA, $30, SKE PAR. ty here: 2 English, Scoich, Gérman or norh of Ireland i hotel cook. $:0: 4 (ooks la can families, $25 and $50; restaWr nt waitress #.0, and a large number of girls for cookin: housework in_city and country. J. F. CROSETT & CO., 818 Sutter. HAMBERMA (D AND WAIT 1 MEAL, FAM- J 1ly hotel, $20: fi st-ciass hotel chamb:rmaid: girl for houlework, sieep home. $15: 6 German kirls, houseworx, $20; 7 girls for housework, £15, 0. C. R. HANSEN & CO,, 110 Geary st W OMAN TO DO PLAIN COUKING. B1C. ON A foult ranch, $13; German or French ni references, country. $30 :0 $26, and obers. MU K- RAY & READY,” Leading Employment Agents, 634-636 Clay st. 0OK. AMERIZAN FAMILY, $30: 8 COOKS in German famil cook, Berke ey, 3.5; housegir., country, $ 5, and a number 0i house- &iris 10r city and country, wages $15 to $20. MRS. G. NORTUN 3815 Suiter st. % 7 AITRESS AND CHAMBERMAID AND waitress; short distance: same hotel; see party sharp'9 'clook. Employment office. 306 ason » 1RLS OF ALL NATIONALITIKS WANTED to fill various positions. Employment office, 506 Masonst. ANTED—YOUNG GIKL TO TAKE CARE Infant 24 years: sieep at bome. 2003 SITUATIONS WANTED MALE. ANTED—GIRLTO ASSIST WITH HOUSE- Work; $10. 2817 Foliom st. HINESE & JAPANKSE; KST'D 20 Y KARS: help;tel main 1897. BRAULEY & Cu..640 Clay ANTr D—FRST-CLASS CHOCOLATE AND cream dipjer. 410 Kearny at. 00K~, WAITERS, GARDENERS, WOODS- men can be secured at short notice by leaving your urders with J. F. CROSETT & CO., 628 Sac- ramen:o st. QUPERIOR ENGLISH BUTLER DESIRES situation: cliy reference. T K = eghchy nces. MISS (.u]..-l4 MARKET ST.—BRANCH OFFICE OF LEN, 828 su OUMG GIRL FOK HOUSKWORK, TWO IN family. 80 Waller st , near Market. W ASTiD—GOOD PLAIN COOK. APPLY 2528 Plue st. THE CaLL; want ads and subscriptions taken. 1 STYLISH SAND, BURABLE CrLF SHOES ‘made to order, $2 50: cheapest place In city for repairing and second-hand shoes. 959 Howard ANTED—SEAMAN, ORDINARY SKAMAN and green-hands for 'whaiing and dsep-water vessels. Appie at MCMAHON & MCCAKTHY, 117 Drumm 8t., upstairs. INGLE ROOMS 10> AND 15c NIGHT, 60c aid 75c week. Lindeil House. Sixth and Howsd. ANTED—SAILORS FUR -TEAM WHAL ers and sealers av LANE'S, 504 Davls st. 252 : MISSION — SUBSCRIPTIONS 0 want ads taken for THEK CALL. AND WASTED, YOUR SHOES— WE REPAIR shoes up to 9 o'clock every night: those work- 1ug through the day can have their shoes repaired at night while you wait; ladles’ soiing, 85c; men’s scling._80c: fine shoes made to order from §2 up: we have & lot of shoes been damaged iy water al less tuan one-four:h their vaiue, from 76¢ up to $250. 562 Mission st, bet. First and Secoud. W ANTED—LABURER4 AND MECHANICY 1o know that Kd Rolkin, Reno House proprie- sll rans Denver Houss, 217 Third si.: 154 Inrge rooms; 26c per night: $i 10 83 per week. ANT ADS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE CaLz, are taken at_Branch Uffice, south- west corner Sixteenth and Misslou sis, 10() MEX TO TAKK LODOING AT 100, 153 and 20c a uignt, including coffee and rois. €24 Washington st.. near Kearny. KeT IN CITY —SINGLE ROUMS, 15, 20 AND 25 cents per night: $1. $1 45, $1 60 per week. Pacitic House, Commercial und 1.eidesdori ste. ¥ ANTED.TOCOLLEGT WAGES DUE LABOR- ersaclerks KNOX Collection Agcy, 110 Sutter. LCHO HOUSE, 86343 MARKET ST.—KuOM3 20c, 23¢ 10 00C nighi: $1 10 82 wee. 167 FIATH, SI—BRANCH OFFICE OF YHM CaLL; subscriptioa and wani ads PYROY MAUZY, U8 PUST ST.—SOHMEK Newby & Evans, Eriges and other pianos. UPERIOR VIOLINS, ZITHERS, OLD& NEW H. MULLER. maker. repairer 2 '.aham place, HORSES. OR SALE—WELL-BRED TEAM OF BLOOD bays, 6and 8 years old: hefzht 16.2: weight 1100 pounds; sound and gentle and can show a 3- minuie gait: horse Wonder, sired by Decision from Alexander, bis dam by Venture: mare Eftie C,sirel by Wormwood from Nutwood 600, her dam by John Neisou: will sell sejarate and cheap for wani of use; price $350. Can be seen at 547 £Tmont st 1n Teat, bet. 9 aud 10 4. . and 1 and P ATEST CAR FENDER PATENT: BEST IN vention. Apply 628 Golden Gate ave. 7OR SALE—DOWNTOWN SALOON WITH K mercnancs' tunch; wholesale district; dav busi- Apply HOLTUM BRO-=., 565 Mar- ness; bargain. ket st. HANCE FOR A GOOD LAUNDEYMAN TO purchase a hand laundry doing $20 weekly, For information inquire Auburn Hand Laundrv, ' HENIX RESTAURANTI, 2180 FILLMOKE street, for sale: cause, disagreement of partne: e+ price $200. See the cook. ALE OR EXCHANGE—GOOD P\YJ gravel mine. Address or call 808 Valencia st., room 2. UTCHER-SHOP CLEARING $75 TO $100 per_month: must sell on account of sickness. Apply 1046 Sutter st. §35(, EAMIEERIN cleAR RACTORY, D . with store; nets $150 to each. A. S, box 140, Call Office. ESTAURANT: good iocation. CHEAP: GOOD PHICES; Appiy 324 Larkin st. OFFEK-HOUSE AND RESTAURANT: FINj location: good trade: full stock: paying well: £600, or $300 half. 145 Tenth st. JROCERY AND BAR FOR SALE: 2 BLOCKS from Marke: st. Call CARTAN, MCCARTHY & CO., 812 Sacramento st. - 200. SIGAR AND TORACCO STORE. 2 UU. with Jaundry office and ciubroom. B., box 73, Call. ITY DRUGSTORE AND FIXTURES, COR. large sireet: sell Teasomab.e. Apply 21934 Elm ave. ARNESS.SHOP FOR SALE. INQUIRE OF THOS. FLEMING, Souora, ALOON “HEAP, ON ACCOUNT OF PART- ners not agreeing. Irquire Broadway Brew- ery, Nineteenth and ¥oisom. EAT COFFEK PARLOR AND CHOPHOUSE. 134 Powell st. ITY KOUTn FUK SALEK APPLY 1HIS oftice. LODGING-HOUSES FOE SALE- +..81,400 S ROOM HOUSE ON MARKET ST ‘ 24-room house, only. ... 650 24 rooms on Market st 550 14 rooms, ouly . 250 20 rooms; corner: new. 1,200 50 250 14 roums on Sutter. 7-room house. ouly..... H. C. DECKER, 1020 3 7-ROOM HOUSE: 12 ROUMS FURNISHED] sol. at a bargain. DECKER, 1020 Mark et st. ¥ FLAT ON 4TH,NR. MAR- DeCKER, 1020 Market st. UN-Y CORNER LODGING-HOUSE OF 15 Fo0.ns, well-paying; will e 10 your in ervs: (o see thos before buying elsewhere. 16 Fourth st arket st, opp. Fifth. 12 pooms: ¢ kev: must sel () HORSES FOR SALE: ALSO WAGONS. buggles, carts, haruess: Grand Arcade Horss Market, 827 Sixthet: auction saies every Wad: Desday. SULLIVAN & DOY LE. Auctioneers. OB SALE Citl:AP—40 YOUNG WORK AND business horses; also 10 mules. Cor. Fifteenth and Valencla sis. pounds. ‘Turk-st. car stables, 1301 Turk: team of large young mules. near Folso RANSIENT LODGING-HOUSE, 8 ROOM< and bath. 139 Taylor st.; call bet. 8 and 5 ». . NAP—i3 FINELY FURNISHED ROOAMS; cleass $40 a month. 710 O'Farrell st. UNNY 1ODGING-HOUSE OF 11 ROOM must be suld. 217 Second #t., corner Tebama. 8§39 HAYES-BEANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL: subseriptions and wan: adg taken. H() SET XEW AND SECUND-HAND HAK- ness; all kinds: buggy.wagon, carts, sures & rockawar: 40 cheas hotscs. 15th il VAlenciy WAGONS AND CARRIAGES. Nl;‘\r\; :nx;nm;{:coxn-n.glubflnnxnén LAUN wagon: also fin uggy s rockaway. 518 Harrison ah R CARPET CLEANING. (QARPETS CLEANED, RENOVATED LIKE new. J. MCQUEEN 453 Stevenson, Tel. 5.2:8. Mgr. 28 and 40 Lighth st.; telephone South 250. FURNITURE FOR SALE. ]\.‘TIHX‘SU FROM RETAILL must close out stock In 30 days: brussels car- pet, 42340 yard: fioor oficloth. 18¢; mat Ing, Ta Yarl: beuroom seis, § pieces, 39 50: d-room Tuce niture outfit, $63. SHIREK & SHIKEK. 747 Marxet st., Opp. Grant uve. LEGANTLY FURNISHED COTIAGE FOR Tent: furniture for sale: chean. 1111 Scoti, bet. Turk ana kddy, from 8 A. 3. 107 P, ¥ BUSINE: A Jo NEUMASN S, A7 Sinia, F Iowest prices on household soods: new ur Kool FSDEW: cas’ Or on rfme: open evenings. FURNITURE WANTED. W HEN YOU BECOME DISGUSTED WITH Door work send to SPA ULDING'S Ploneer Car Pet-beating Works, 853-67 Tehama st.; tel. So. 40, EST PRICES FOR FURNITURE, MDS Bl st CRESWELL. Anciioneers. 927 Market st. r.316. Houses bought in iheir eutirety. (CARPET-GLEANING, 30: LAYING, 8c; RUG samples free: tel. Jessie 944. Stratton, 38th st. PURNITURE, STOVES, CARPETS, COUN- ters. showcases. ANDERSON, 1121 Market. DVAN 3 CARPET-CLEANING * €O, 403 Sutter. tel. Malu $04. GEO. WALCOM. prop. WATTS, reliable carpet-cleaniug renovtg. . ation works. 409 MeAllistor. Yel Jessie S35, ARPETS CLEANED & RENOV. ‘new. ‘23'Tenth; tel. South ¥6: Mu:;:f:n‘&x& k. MIICHRLL, CAKPET-CLEANING Cf + 240 14th su: cleaning 3o & yard, Tel. Mis 35 (ONKLIN'S CARPET- BEATING WORK ORI ditathe Telephons Laat 10d " ¥ YOU WANT GUOD PRICES FOK FURN( tore and merchanaise see BULD, 211 Larkin, JGHER PRICK THAN ANYWIHERE PALD by Indians Auction {'0.1057 Marke:.onn.Jon PROFESSIONAL CARDS. e e e OHN R. AITKEN AND M URICE L, ASHER J aitys ai inw, rma. 816,516, 51 floor, Patro tb.dg OHN k. RICHARDS, LAW OFFJCES. KOOMa 46 and 7, Crocker wildlag; Lo Mas 6, Ean Fraucisco, Cab e i