The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, May 22, 1897, Page 12

12 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SATURDAY, MAY 22, 1897 NOW IT 1S WAR T0 THE KNIFE President Potter Scores the Seceding California Wheelmen. The Associated Cyclists Will Fight Back With a Ven- geance. A New Rozd Book to Be Issued in the Near Future—Gaining Members Daily. The latest action of Isaac B. Potter, president of the Leagus of American ‘Wheelmen, has made a war to the knife— a war of extermination—inevitable be- tween the California Associated Cyclists and the fazt dissolving North California Division, L. A. W. ‘When the first threats of secession were beard in this State it was not the object of the prime movers in the new organiza- tion to disrupt the divison, but merely to take hold of the racing interests of the coast and place them on a sound footing, something that the league was unable to do because it would not sanction Sunday racing. As long as this privilege was not dis- puted by the league those who have with- drawn to form a new affiliation of cyclists were willing to let matters remain as they were, though they did not feel tbat they were getting muach benefit from the old organization, inasmuch as large amounts of money were sent East from which tkere was absolutely no return, ‘When, however, the league decided not | to sanction Sunday meets the last bond | between the strong men in cycling and the league were severed, and secession and the formation of the Associated Cyclists followed as a matter of course. Up to the | present the Associated Cyelists have not | been overaggressive, merely getting what | members were willing to come in, buta | circular letter that has been sent out over | President Potter's signature has aroured | them to a pitch that means trouble on ail | hands. The letter reads as follows: To Ail Loyal Members of North California Divi- | sion: You unve u new chiel consui, 8 (ried, | loyal and able officer, in the person of Georgs | H. Strong, whose address is 220 Market sireet, | Ban Francisco. You bave a ioyal, zeslous and efficient vice-consul in the pcrson of Francis T. Dwyer, whose address is Sacramento. The | gentiemen whom you eiected a few montbs | 80 1o hoid division offices nave resigned and | have combined together in & conspiracy to destroy your division. You have received eir- culars from these Couspirators suggesiing that you join in this effort to make populsr word in a loyal State. s:ized the road books of tue division upon a vretended ciaim of debt, made by men who | were league members a few weeks ago, and have tried to wrest this properiy from the hands of the orgamzation. They have | calied in the services of the Shenft in order thai these road books fight| De sold iuto their own possession and used as weapons to further injure the North California | division. You have been eajoied and mis.ed. | Facts have been misstated, falsehoods invented | and every effort made to encourage the false impression that the wheelmen of the East are not your friends. You have been 10id thatine North California divisiou is “‘dissolved.” Let me suggest to you this fact: When a man re- signs irom the L.A. W. he takes nobody out but himseif. No man can ‘‘secede” for an- | other. Each secessionist is sole proprietor of | his own rascality. 1f these genticmen who | heve cleimed to represent your interests have | confused you follow the oid and safe rule: “When you are in doubt, fight.” Iam receiv- ing letiérs and postal cards from California by every mail, piedging the loralty of our old lesgue members. Send them hereaiter to Chiet Consul Strong, whose address 1 have given you. North California should be wide awske {rom this time on. _Your interests will be protected and every L A. W. member of North California in the 1897 will have reason 1o remember his_iovalty for sll time to come. | Isaac B. PoTTER, President. | The Associated Cyclists have taken off | their coats since this letter came to light, | and are prepared to do battle to the bitter | end. They point to the fact that Presi- | dent Potter has left the impression in his | letter that toe road books of the division are still tied up and that the secessionists | wanted to keep the books from the officers | of the league. “Why should we want those booki said a prominent member of the cyclists yesterday, “when we have in course of preparation the road book of the California Associated Cyclists, that eclipses the old book in every way? We are working night and day on this volume, and five of us put in the time between 6 o’clock Fri- day night and 5 o’clock Saturday morning | revising and improving the matter that is to go into it. i Tt will contain a table of distances and new maps that are far more accurate than those containd in the old division book | and will also eive the locations and terms | of the official hotels as well as the names | of local representatives throughout the | State. “We haveno fear that the league will ever get the upper hand in this State | again. When the fizht started the divi- | sion had 1700 members, now it has but 1100 and this ncmoer is decreasing daily. The difference represents the wembersnip of the Asscciated Cyciists, and the organ- ization is growing in popularity daily. “President Potier can roar and mis- represent facts as much as he pleases, but it don’t take arepresentative of the cyclists Jong to convince a wheelman of tue vastly | greater advantages of the association when compared with those of the league. “This is war to the knile, and when the | factis taken Into consideration that we already have in the association tue large majority of the best men in cycling in Caiifornia to-day and are gaming many new recruiis daily it will be seen that | there is no chance for the league to re- Blind Watchmakers. There have been blind watchmakers. In | former years there was one living at Hol- | beach, in Lincolnshire. His name was Rippin, and although completely blind, he could take to pieces and put together again watches of most delicate corstruc- tion with surpassing ea-e. He was robved once of some of the tiny belongings of his trade, such as wheeis, hair-springs, etc.; the thief was iraced, and Rippin jdentified and swore to Lis property by the touch. At Barnstable, too, in the early part of the present century, there was another such prodigy. His name was William Huntly; he was born blind, and was brought up by his fatherfwho was a clock and watch maker, to that business. The inhabitants had great faith in him, and he bad plenty of employment; musical clocks and watches even were repaired by him without difficu'ty; and it is said that in some cases where other tradesmen had failed to discover a defect, he detected the fault and set it right.” —Tit-Bits. ————— The Cost of Schooling. The number of children in the public day schoois of Boston is now about 72,000. For the past five years the increase has averaged oyer 2000 a yea st year it was considerably larger.” This is double the annual increase ten years ago, at which time, according to Superintendent Seaver’s Teport, the average annual expenditure for new schoolhouses was less than $200 for each new pupil. For the last two years this expenditure bas increased to nearly $268 for each child, bringing the | GRAND HOTEL. | A M Kistier & w, Eos:on J P Gibbs, Stanford HOTEL ARRIVALS. RUSS HOUSE. CJ Walsh, Keyser J M Keane, Grafton FF Huddleston & wife, A A kiddleberger & Wi, West Virginia West Virginia JH Benner& w, Tex O M Beyant & w, Tex T T A Dennison, Palestine Mrs C Bledsoe, Palestine & Dooley & 2 ch. Tenn J A Miller, Cedar Rapids W A Fox & w, Clocin, JJ Dufty, W Va 'al W A Brown & w. Peorla Mrs Winship, Los Ang H W Greminger, Colo W G Swing, Chicago ¥ ¢ Babcock, Chicago R T Powers & w, Omaha G D rage & w, Omsha W H Miller & w, Uhio J L Edmiston & w, Uhio G X McSpadden & w, Pa ¥ K Merritt, Palo Alto T J Fisher, W Va W 1 McLaughlin, Ind Miss Fox_Cincinna‘i Mrs M B Richardsos F Cauites, Peoria J H Eades & w, Ky W 1 Read, Maxwell J T Muilen & w, Pa J C Elifott, Ala 3 P klifott, Al G Oswol, 41l F Ashley &'w, 1li L Ciudun. TiL A B Murray & w, Alame W H Kiroy & w, Ky, 3 C Morgan & w, W Va L A Ricnards. Grayson W L Lincoln & w,Dututh W S Taylor & w, Ohfo IT 3 ardn & w, K: T L Geer & w, W Vi W Boylson & w, W Va E F Farker, Stockton B Canby, Mass R H tirong& w, W W Alcott, N Mex J A Rowan & w, %0 K P Chapman & w, Bstn C Ireland & w, Mo P M Wrav & w, Chicago T Harwood & 'w, Mo J G Philbrick & w, Ind € D Baker & w. Boston J M Castello, Ohio A P *mith, N Miss M Van Dusen, Cal W E Leighion, Boston 5 J Leyger &w,Ft Wor:h R B Louder & w. W Va C H Burdick & w,W Va J 1 Vausike &w, W Va O Sackeit & w, W Va L L Heimer, 1nd Mrs L L He.mer, Ind Miss M Helmer, [nd Mirs K Isbel Forker, Iowa U A Koss & 3 &w, NY L 1 Bieherm; A op & w, Wis W H Scholer & w, Wis A H Kenna & w' Mich F Tropp & w, Mich J B Ke.to, Atc J Brandon & w. Atk J n & w, Ark ‘A'J Rader & w, Kans W F Knight. 10 A Shomas, Towa O A Lawson, To 3 Hast, San Jose A ‘Hiegnere. San Jose ¥ E Wood, Stockton C Aggars, Minn T W Tucker & w, Wis W J vurbin. Wis Miss Durvin, Wis J T Beil. Towa J G Ashindge & w, Pa S F Fitzgeraid & w, Wis C D Taylor & w. Nebr J F Puinter & w, Mo Mrs Duncaa, San Jose Mrs Mrs La jgan & 8. Nord J W 3 Grav. Yokobama T Curry & w, Mo R Yezoye, Tokio K Y Kioto, Toklo 10 0, Tokio ¥ A McCanby. Cedar Rp vely & w, Pa H W Meers & Granuon @ w, Pa G W Mickey & €7 Littie & w, Ind A Kiniment, Tenn Miss K Callaba, Tenn PALACE HOTEL. Miss E L Ely, NY C W King, Iil W B Sanborn, Onkland B H Dickson, Posion W J Mouiton, Mino 31 Hungertord, N R Canfield,San(aB rbar A Grani. Albugu-rque Mrs J Foreman, Pa Miss Foremau, Pa MreJB rarger, Pa L Hell, E Yerringiu, Carson 3 Woodbur. Mrsis Bercram, Africa Mrs A B ~pencer, JCRpencr, N Y W Kuymond, Boston ¥ H Adams, Palo Alto Mrs W Raymond, Boston R Mitchell. Baltimore lean, Murtin ars R Mitchell, sia & Wyman, F Flint Jr. Los Angeles Mrs C k Wym. Mrs J Davis, Hong ong J M Proctor, Cal R I Walker, Stavford ~ ¥ F Rogers, Stauford ¥ T Sutheriand, (al B U Steinman, ~acto W T Duone, N H Long. Sulid: W W Halicock, Pueblo S Jennings, Leadville G R Tuxion, Liverpool W B Melnle, Caicuita H Green, Shanghai Mrs > Jennings, Colo A Melrose, Adelaide 3 Keliogg. N Y C Legrand, Paris L~ M Meinoke,> C Brodersen. 1t Baron Bradsky, C R F Beriram, S Africa J Layton, London Miss Layton. London T B Spencer, stanford 1 B vkio, Chicazo Mrs H MThompson, Cal H Weins.ocs, Sacto W B Wheeler, Chicago M ¥ Nishwander.China 6 W Boyd & w,SanJose R H Cowles, Waasworth Dr D ut Balawin, Secio W D Bur ingham. LsAng R Hart, Sacramento A Brown, Walbut Grove Col Shoban & w, Denver & Sherman & w, Denver T Johnson & w, Sacto J H Gleaves, Redding 3 Suyder, 1acoma E Dyer, >. Louis 1, L Kensinger, ot Louls ¥ P Mcivan, St Louls Miss Wetmore, Oalo P Eteim & w, Pasadena P 5 Bowers, Uhlo JG ashbridged w,Calisto H C Tnompson. PaloAlto A Buruer. Uroville © M NTel, st Louis Miss Eills, ~t Louls W A Stevenson, & C M launag, ~tanford 37 Hebbron. Saiinas M L Brown, Chicago M E Gav & w, Newark S T Koper, San Jose J T Cavanaush, sacto S C Thomas, San Jose A C Cummings, ~takosa T Lav-r, ~anta kosa R M Baler, Portervile W A Keiley, Butte TH Gree ey, Marysv.lle J W Baiiey, Mont LW Thumas & w, Wis W 0 Hayes & w, Wis ¥ B Clax & w, Iowa M Clancy & w, lowa Dr'T F int @), San Juan | sacramente ¥ T Knewing Uardale . Yreka ~ E W Marah Milwaukee ¥ . Smi:n, Pt Kenyon W P Thomas &4v, Ukiah A Wiison, Sacrumento D N Sherburnd&w, Davisv N K Scofield, Palo Alto J H Jenkins, vailey Ford 0 J Liacoin, santa Cruz E Barnes. Stanford Univ LICK HOUSE. JC Dey. Montana H S Badger, Cal F W lurns. St Louls G W ~tockert, Cal F F Hamilton, Cal J O'Conuell, Cal M P Sewls, Cal © Webber. Santa Rosa Mrs J M Fox, RedLodge Miss L Fox, Red Lodge Mrs R Lodge, Kenwood irs B Porier, ~ania (ruz 1. L Russell, Sacto D E Knigut, Macysville G I Beatiy, Pa J D ea, Burlingame E M Jeflerson, Seattle Mrs 1. Martin, sacto J'T Mudon, ~acio G K Porter. Cal T Fix & w. Sacto W Devlin & w, Sacto P A Joraen, Cal J H Robrtough, Va IR Benn&w, Vallejo BALDWIN HOTEL. J Lamb, San Jose Jiawler&w, N Y A A Bratt, New Jersey J O Dey, Sedaiia S1 Anarews. Los Gatos W H | urner & w, Texas A . Dowdell, =t Helena W I* Nel-on. Chico T B Wooten, ~tanford £ J Heard, Ken: JW Carroll & w, Colo E F Morton & w, Colo 1 P Cook & w. Colorado H L Giimshaw & w, Colo I M Foster, Portiand A C Lighthall, benver N'W Collins, Napa € W Gardner, D nver 7 L Dickius & w, Cal kW _Hale. Sacramento Miss Hale. Sacramento W C Andresws, Salt Lake F Lee, Albuguerque The famil Brazil nat” grows in bard, spherical pods, vach of which con- tains from eighieen to twenty-four of the triangular seeds t)at come to market. So beantifully are they packed by nature that no man yet h¥s ever been able to put them back in their receptacle after once they bave been taken out. SAN FRANCISCO *'CALL." BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisoo CALI— 710 Market street, open untl 12 o'clock every Bight in the year. f BRANCH OFFICES—527 Montgomery steet, corner Clay; open until 9:30 o'clock. 559 Hayes street, open until 9:30 o'clock. 615 Larkin street: open until 9:30 o'clock. BW. corner Sixteench and Mission streets; open onttl § o'clock. 2518 Mission street: open until 9 o'clock. 167 Ninth strect; open until 2:30 o'clock. 1805 Polk street: open until 9:30 o'clock. NW. corner Tweniy-second and Kentucky streets: open till 8 o’clock CHURCH NOTICES. B BETHANY CONGREGATIONAL Church, 3 artlett st, near Twenty-fifth. Pub fc worship at school at 12:30 ; intermediate at ne pastor wiil preach in Convention of the Y. . C E.: what 10 a0 for it and what to et from " In the evening Coionel Hoiland of New York | City, National social secretary of the Ealvation Arniy, and Major W. W. Winchell of this city will oloaization as the Army’s Cure for perism.” Rev. W 1 5:43; senfor at the mormng on “The Gre HOWARD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, cor. Oak ana Baker sts.—Rev. F. R. Farrana, pastor. Bervicesat1l a. 3. and 7:45 P. . ingsubject, “The Bible Not of Man.” subjec, */'he Highest Style of Man.” school ' st 9:30 A M. Y. P K C K a M. Prayer-meeting Wednesday evening. Stravgers welcome. The church aud Sabbath school will hold & picnic at_Fuirfax next Satur. | day, May £9. Bost lenves Saus lito ferry at 8:16 | ¥riends of .he church are cordial y Invited. 2 HOWARDST. METHODIST EPISCO- | pal Church, bet. & cond and Third s. blocks from Paiace Hotel. Rev. W. W. Case, : Mariin Schultz, musical director. TLe | music to-morrow’ evening will consist of x service, in which the choir will be ass sted ¥ (ilison. soprano solofst, and the yorches'raof tweive pieces, and a cornet 8010 by Dr. Fearn with orchestral accompaniment. Hoursof pubiic services: 11 A. . and 7:45 P, . Surday-school ut 12:30: Epworth Lenzue, 8:50 evening. Morning subject, - Wonderful ; evening subject, “What' If? or Some Suppositions.” Pastor’s residence, 140 Sawihornest, near the church. Telephone b.ack W CENTRAL METHODIST EPISCOPAL Church, Mission st., bet. Sxth ana_Sev- enth—Rev. E. R. Dille, D.1),, pastor. R. V. Watt, Hunday-schools perintendent: J. J. Morris, mus! {cal airector; H. M. Bosworth, organis. The pattor will preach at 11 A. . and 7:30 . Moruing subject: “Natural Law inthe Spiritual Werld” Evening: ‘he Prodigal’s Reso ve and Return.” Suuday-schooi at 1 P M. Young Peo- 'h‘!ld :;e:nl.ln Al 6:30 ril)(. (n»lvllflon.l;‘! meesint . er-meeting Wedn ning. All invited. Seats free. . iy &Esmm‘N MEMORIAL METHODIST R piscopal Church, cor. Hayes and Buchanan ® ev. John Ktephens, pastor; residence, 309 Halghtst. " Preaching at11 A, and 7:45 . M. The pastor will preach at ‘both_ services. Subject for morning, ~Public Worsnip”; for the evening. Y our Life Work. and How to Succeed in It Sunday-school at 12:30 ». ., C. B. Perkins superin- tendent. Kpworth League service at 6:30 P. . The public cordially inviied to all the services of tins church. Seats free. Ushers in attendance. braermeeiing Wednesday ~evening ai 7:45 clock. TRINITY M. E. CHURCH, CORNER Sixteenth and Market sts—Rev. F. F. postor. Services at 11 A M. and 7:30 P. 3. Morning subjéct. “A Cniid in the Mids.": evening subject, first Of 8 seTies to yOUDE peop. Hand- some Young Man.” Sunday-school at 12:30 P, x. John Dyar, superintendent. Seats free. Pastors residence, 5631 bixteentn st. (VHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA-THE U WEEKLY CALL, sent to any address in_the cost of new schoolhouses from less than $200,000 to more than $500,000 annually. :Jg&muuummmmnw.n NOTICE OF MEETINGS. GOLDEN GATE LODGE NO. 30. F. and A. M.—Called ‘meeting THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING, May 23 8t 30 o'clock. D 2. GEOKGE J. HOBE, Secretary. EXCELSIOK LODGE NO. 186, £ and A. M. — Called meeting THIS, {SATURDAY) EVENING, May 23, at 180 o'clock. Secoud aegree. THEO. k. SMITH, Secrelary. FITUATIONS WANTED—Continnaa. 9 BOYS, 14 AND 15 YKARS, WANT WORK of any kind. Address 35856 Twenty-sixth st. near Mission. FYLP WANTED-—Continnas, W ANTED_FINISHERS AND OPERATORS: sho gPutiOUbOle-makers; cusiom vesis. 638 Jes s W ANTED_BY GERMAN MAN AND WIFE with giod reference to take care of residence, chicken ranch, orchard or vineyard. Address M. V., Evergreeu, sania Clars County, Cal PUEILS FOR PRACTICAL MILLINERY school; course thorough; pupils fitted for posi- tlons: easy payment: isfaction guaranteed. 306 Sutter st. or 410 Leavenworth st. MAX (COOK) AN D WIFE (W AITRESS); HO- tel; city or country. L. 0., box 41, Call EXCELS{OR DEGREE Lodge No. 2,1. 0. 0. F.—Regu- 5 lar meeting THIS £VENING. Third degree will be conferred. = A. Kg KINGSFORD, D. M. SPECIAL NOTICES. CARD TO THE PUBLIC—THE AUS- 5 11un Fonevotent Soclety will hold their an- nual picnic and reunion tnis year st Fchuetzen Park, San Rafiel, on SUNDAY, Augustz8. It has no connection with any other organization. PRIVATE HOME IN OLD AGK, BY PAY- ment of & ceriain sum against security afew old gentlemeu ox married couples can have comfort- able home and care for life in good family owning & lovely situsted home near Santa Cruz. _ For per- sonal interview address A., box 23. Cail Oftice. E5_ JUNE, FEARL HARRISON, PALMIY glectrictresumenta. 130% Gesty st room: 2and THEY SELL ALL KINDS OF DRY EZcos. nosiery, underwear, bedspreads, tow- els, table-coves, Iaces, embroidery, Linings, trim- mings, veilings, etc., very chesp ai Pioneer Dry- goods store, 103 Fifth s.. PBEANGH OFFICK OF THE CALL, 167 NINTH s.—Want ads and subscripuions taken. W ANTED-SITUATION TO DRIVE COAL cart or wagon. Callor address 43 Minna st., downstairs. RESPECTABLE BOY WISHES T0 WORK ON frolt ranch; small wages. 1206 Polk st. BESTAND QUICKEST PLACK ON EANTH 10 learn dre:smuking and millinery; perfect- fitung paiterns, 26c. MCDOW ELL'S, 103 Post st i ot vy o St st gt ook st ANTED—FIRST-CLASS CORSET SALES- lady; one who can also do, remodeling. Ap- Ply to-day, bet. 4 and 6 P. i, 528 Market, room 7. MOST CONVEXIENT AND RESPECTABLE: Winchester Houss, 44 Third st near Market: 26c to 81 BU per night; $1 501033 ’bus aud Laggage 1o and irom forey. 200 rooms; per weel M!DDLE-AGED AMERICAN, WITH REF. Horse Cow! garians Bandy s Lod, good o rse. cow, garde i8; rather than bigh wages. Address Wiliog, 3id tevent 615 LARKIN-BRANCH UFFICE OF THE CALL. " Subscriptions and want ads taken. Y OUNG swiss COUPLE, NO CHILDREN, want place {n country; man undersiands care wife, cooklag Or house- 1824 Bixteenth ave., South San Francisco. THOROUGH ACCOUNTANT, ETC., 23 Y EARS at general office work {n whojesale store. seeks fresh engagement. W. 4., box 38, Call Office. SYBSCRIPTIONS AND WANT 403 FORTHE CaLitaken at branch eifica s¥¥ Hayes wei open until $:30 o'clock. of horses und_farm worl work. TURKISH CABINET BATHS FOR B gentiomen and iadies. 12035 Geary s, room 11. 5, SAL BYPNOTIC ISer. 838 MISSION: bypnotism prac. taught, $5; diseases cured. EZ 2AY SITY TRANSKER Co, REMOVED 244 to 3113, Sutter. Trunks dellevred, 36c. BAD TENANTS EJECTED FOR & E=Z coiicctions made: aty or country. Paciic Collection Co., 415 Montgy s, room 6 tel. 8580, SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE. UPERIOR NORWLGIAN COOK DESIRES S iluations best references. M1s8 CULLEN, 323 Sutter st ABDENER, GERMAN: GENERALLY USE- ful: understands care of horses, driving and milking: Cliy references; reas nable wages. P. M.. 674 Kixteenth st., East Oakland. HQT MONTIOMEKY, COI CLAY — OPEN unill 8:30 o'clock; branch oftice ot Tum LaLL: subscriptions and wan: ads taken. W ANTED_BY YOUNG SWEDE POSITION 28 coachman or man about place; s first-class borsoman aod good ences. Address J. Oakland. W ASTED—CARE OF RANCH IN ANY OF the bay counties, by responsible party. Par- ticulars 632 Market st., room 0. 952 MISSION — SUBSCRIFTIONS want ads taken for THE CALL gardener; has the best of re‘er- HANSEN, 1380 Twelfth st., ASD FRMAN EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. MRS G EANBERT, telephone main 5352 removed to 417 Poweil st. T ANDSCAPE GARDENER, WIrH HIGHEST references and large experience, wishes posi- tlon In private piace. L. G., box 144, ¢’ VHOROUGHLY RELIABLE AND COMPE- tent young lady of experience wants position In insurance ofiice: versed in all branches of office work and details of insurance business; furnish typewriter if dealred: wages to auit employer. A dress Ke.iable, box 80, Call Office. XEEHIENCLD HOUSKREEPER WOULD like position: city or San HKafsel: take full char e dining-room or assist In cooking. MRS, FARISH, 18 Mary st., upstairs. RELIABLE WOMAN WITH BOY 9 YEAKS 0ld wis 1+8 position as working housekeeper; 0 triflers. & g0od home more an object than wages Address M. M., 4272 Twenty-fifth st HONORABLE MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN OF ‘experience wishes position as housekeeper or any pesition of trust. Addiess MKS. IRENE SMITH, san Jose, Cal. VWOMAN WITH A CHILD WISHES 10 work for amall wages, in city or_country; do housework. 1113 Minna st. MERICAN LADY WANTS A PLACE AS housekeeper or chawbermald; city or coun- box 17, Call Office. 1 room 24. W ISCHESTKR HOUSE, 44 THIRD ST. NR Market: 200 rooms zbc to 8150 per night: £1 50 0 86 r week: convenlent and respectal iree bus anc bargace 10 and from (ke 16FTy. FEMALE HELP WANTED. ANTED-2 walting, $1 French nurse, country, ana assist, §.5, $16 308 Stockion st. EAD WAITRESS CITY HOTEL, #30; 2 Waitresses, same hotel, city, £20; 2 retaurant waltresses, $18 and room: girl for coffee-parior, $15 aud room; 2 chamberm «ids, same notel, city. $15: waltress, city hotel. $20. coambermaid and assist wait, country hotel, §20; 2 ironers, steam laundry. oear city, $25 aiid found; waltress, res- taurant. $5 a week: 3 cooks, private familv, 825; 10 girls, housework. $20; 8 girls, housework $15: 4 girls to assist in light work, 810 to §12; girl for Livermore, $.0: girl, housework, Selma. $15; girl. housewor, Mendocino County, 16, free fare; girl, housework, St. Helena, 813, free far:. C. R. HANSEN & 0., 110 Geary st. CHAMBERMAIDS, ASBIST German cooks, $25 and $30; 20; giris for housework d $10. LEON ANDRE, LARKIN—BRANCH OFFICK OF THE CALL Subscriptions and want ads taken. 615 MALE HELP WANTED. ANTED—4 FARMHA NDS,CONTRA COSTA County, $20 to $26 and found; farmer for fan teo, $20 ana_found: haymskers, 81 a day: 2 miners, $3 8 day: 8 isborers eity. §1 75 § /5 aday: waiter for stesmer. o 830 and fou d, see. empl ye here; brick-strike-, $50 and found: Portugu‘se ‘who can do farmwork, $26 milker, fare paid. $20 and found: 'h-r- 26 10 $30 and found, wee empioyer here: choreman, 815, etc. W. D. EWER & CO,, 616 Clay st. HELP WANTED-Continued. W ASTED-A NEST OF CROWS: YOUNG birds. full feathered: good price. Send toT. M. FERGUSON, 719 Market st. PERSONALS, H. TOLLS, WHO RESIDED IN TUR- . Tocx. send your atdress to G. k.. box 55, Call Office, and hear something L0 your advantag.. 2000 TA SRR NS ST ] fourth their value. from 76c up to $250. 662 Mission st., bet. First aud tecond. ANTED_MEN 10 LEAKN BARBER trade: shops, tools. positions furnished: 8 weeks required. 8. F. Barber College, 1384 Eighth, s - ME. ROLLAND, PALMIST, HAS REs turned and loeated at room 1 %23 i'ost st. M58 _VIoLET CHESTER, PALMIST, HAS ‘permanently located at room i. 207 Fost IN AND GUITAR AMATEUR TO Mo FROP. L MERKI, 225 Geury st FigHquoUsE: o5t MARKEL ST.—swuald 200, 25c 10 500 night: §1 10 §3 weex. SINGLE BooMs 10a AND 16c NIGHT, 600 'and 76c week. Lindell House. Sixth and Howad. OOMS, 15¢ 10 76¢ PER NIGHT; 500 10 81 50 per week. Orlental, 226 Drumm st. ] SIMUN WANTS 1w M.M TU GET BOT- - o beer or wine be: beat free lunch. 643Clay. e W ANTERTOCOLLECTWAGES DUE LABOR- ersacierks KNOX Collection Agev, 110 Sutter. AVE YOUR HOUSE PAINTED WITH A1 H stock: no aope or fish Ufl;r.:‘mms ; whir 150 up: pupered. g Riedy 85 wpe L AMBROSE, 102 DVICE FREE: DIVORCE LAWS A spic Talty: private: nofee wILhOUL SUCCRSS: pr by; insolvency, collections, patents, trademarks, cic.’ obtained: brivate detectives: established 10 3y, G.W. HOWE, atty at Jaw, 850 Marke: cor. Stock p, vaxrls HOME IN CUNFINEMENT o any other sickness; lerms $15 weex, including 719 Webater st. bourd, nursing and washiog. TPEX ACME HUUSK S0/ MAKKLT ol. 8E- 'I'low éicin. ‘for a room: hca might $1 a week. ENORITA CARMENCITA HAS REMOVED S'her studio to 5054 Mason st INCHESTER HOUSK, 44 THIRD ¥ NR. Market; 200 rooms 380 & night: reading: yoom: iree bus aud bavzage 10 and from the ferry. ————————————— AGENTS WANTED. BUY GOOD, SUBSTANTIAL WAGON FOR gunyuu. with or without cover. Address 546 Minoa st ANTED — MAN TO DO CHORES AND look after fowl incity: steaay job; $16 board, rom and washing. W.D. KWeR & CO., 626 A.NTM;' BOOACEMAN FOU GENTLE. man's place; must good appearanc sober and have Cailforais refrences. W. D. EWER & C0., 626 Clay st. ARNESS-MAKE!; $26 TO $30_AND found: see empioyer s office. W. D, EWER & CU., 626 Clay st. PREs FARE! FREE FARE! WANTED, TO- day, 12 more teamsters for & new railroad; $1 601081 75 aday; we ship this afernoon. (. K. HANSEN & C0., 110 Geary st. 4() THAMSTERS FOR A NKW RAILROAD: $20 and board; long job; fare $1 50; we ship today, C. K. HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary st. 9() SCRAPER TEAMSTERS, COUNTRY, 820 and found: § teamsters, city, $20 and found: four 2 and 4 mule teamsters. city, 81 50 and 1 75 ad.y: 10 Inborers for a quarry, $26 and board; man to run a Burlelgh drli, country, $2 & day and board: 2 woodchoppers, C. R. HANSEN & (0., 110 Geary st GENTS — “NANSEN IN THE FROZEN ‘orld ’ can be sold easier than any other book Dow In the market; choice of exclusive field Lo first applicants. F. Person, manager: subscrip- Ton dept., The Whitaker & Ksy Company, 723 Market st ——————————————— ROOMS WANTED. et OR 3 UNFURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING 2 Soomag north of Markey st.: s'ate frice. A. B, box 95, Call Office. ¥URNITURE WANTED. JURN E, STOVES UARPETS, COUN- e ihoweases. T ANDERSON, 1121 Matkot NE. RAY FAIR HAS RETURNED AND located at 223 Post at.. roms 2 and VEEY DAY BRINGS AN INCRLASK OF patronage at the largest Lalr-dressing estb iishment on the Pacific Coast, and my 16 artis: are kept very busy indeed: buir-dressing, an style, 46¢; awitches, the best, from ¥1 L0 33: grav or bleached halr restored_to natural co.or, 8150 1 $5. G. LEDERER, 111 Ktockton st UPERFLUOUS HAIRs REMO\ electrolysis. MRS DR. WELCH JOR rejuvenating the hair use Tonle; 35¢. G. LEDERER, 111 tockto LOAKS AND TAILOR-MADE § % (C'iaftea st "Wholesale ligures. 20 Sansome st upstairs. UITS TO ORDER ON INSTALLMENTS, SeWeek N. ¥ Taitoring Co. 115 K HEUMATISM CURED O] funded; poor treated free. 305 FHUFSCHMIDT, SANITARY PLUMBER, gasfitter. 628 Golden Gate av. Tel. Sutter 471, DEUSKENNESS —CURES GU ARANTEED, Gold Cure, Sacramento, Cal.: 26 Page sc, . b EST PRICES FOR FURNITURE, MDSE. Bl sTineT & CRESWELL, Anctioneers73i Howard streeet, Houses bought in their entirety. WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS. 00D, SUBS1ANTIAL WAGON FOR CAMP- ing, with or without cover. Address 546 Minoa. G ANTED—TO-DAY, 6 SWAMPERS FOR the woods. $26 and found: 6 men to make rouds in the woods, $26 and found: fare $2: we ship this afternoon. C. K. HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary st J AFANESE COOK FOR A RANCH, $26. C. R. HANSEN & CO,, 110 Geary st. DISHWASHER FOR SPRINGS, $20 AND' fare advanced. C. R HANSEN & CO.,, 110 Geary at. OLORED PORTER AND RUN TO TRAIN for country hote!, $20 and found. C. k. HAN- SEN & 0., 110 Geary st VW ASHER. COUNTKY LAUNDRY, §35 AND found; ironer, cou.try laundry, $25 and foucd. C.'R. HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary st. FREE FARE: FREE FAGE TO-DAY FOK 26 men to drive two and four horse tesms. $175aday: call early: free fare MULRAY & KEADY, 634 and 636 Clay at. G LADY WOULD LIKE A POSITION as compan ion or ladv’s maid to eiderly lady. Address B. G., box 9, 1l Office. (oK, SOUNTRY HOTEL, SKE PARTY here, $4 undress, same place, $25. C R. HANSEN & 10 Geary st. Y 0UNS LADY OF EXPERIENCE DESTRES a place as housexeeper in a genteman’s hom: 207 Post it 2. LADY EMB OIDERS GENTLE- spenders and mufliers to order. Room ary st ADY WOULD LIKESITU ATION AS HOUSE- keeper: will do sewing. App.y 821 Mlssion room 6: call P. M. TEATGERMAN GIRL WOULD LIKE HOUSE- AN keeper's place: mending and plain sewing done. Call betwecn 12 and 8 o'clock, 207 Post, room 8. TOUNG LADY WISHES POSITION A8 housekeeper or will do plain sewlog. 841 Mis- sion st., room 5. NEAT GIRL WISHES TO DO GENERAL housework in private family: wages $15; would like to sleep heme. 2111 Bartlett st., real JXPERIENCED WOMAN WISHES WORK by the day (0 do washing. fronng_and house- Cleaning: reference given. 3153 Stockton st Y QUG WiDow. RFCENTLY FROM THE Esst, thor:uvhly experfenced housezeeper, wants place: widower's home preferred Room 13, 102 Taylor st. will do plain sewing. TOUNG 00K, SKASIDE RESORT, $40: ‘maid, $20. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary. T ANTED_ENGLISH, SCOTCH OR GER- man girl for gemeral housework in very nice American_family, part wash, $25; 4 cooks, wash and iron, Jewish familles, §28: 2 German nurses. $20: neat Protesiant nurse, $20; Isui.dress and second girl. §26: German chambermaid, $2! waltress for restaurant. 6 per week: Tess, privaie boardipg-house, $30: 10 gt housework, for country places, §20, $26: coek, boarding-house, sbor: distance, $30;: dress. private family, country. $26.a0d & large number of neat girls for general housework At $15, $20. $25; French nurse and second girl, $25. Avply to J. ¥. CROSETT & CO., 316 Sutter st. 5: IRISH GIRL, PLAIN 8 housework girls. city and coun- try, & $25: 6 younz girls (0 assist, 810 to $13. MISS CULLEN, 528 Sutter 00K AND SECOND GIRL, SAME HOUSE, $25 and $15; Santa Cruz: see Iady here. MISS CULLEN, 88 =utter st. CHAMBER- © BLACKSMITHS, DIFFERENT PLACES, $3 © aday anu $40 and found: carpenter for ranch; cooier: paper-hanger. MURRAY & READY, 6is4 und 636 Ciay st. AKER, COUNTRY SHOP, $30 AND FuUND: 8 ranch cooks, 830: waiter; tallor: 2 aniothers. MURRAY & KEADY, 8y st FARME®S, ORCHARD AND VINE- yari hands, $25 a.d $20; 5 milkers, $25 and 40 820; butter and cheese maker, §30. MURGAY & ReADY, 634 und 036 Clas st FARMER AXD WIFE, 840, FOR A R.NCH, see boss here: § Iaborers. city work, $1 75 day: dteamsicrs, $175 day. MUBRAY & READY, 834 and 636 Clay st. © WOODCHOPPERY, 4FQOT PINE AND ok wood. for & mine, 81 35 per cord. MUR- RAY & READY, 854 and 636 Ulay st. ANTED—3 RANCH BLACKSMITHS, $25 nd $35 and found: froier, $35 and found; b acksmith for mine, $35 and found; brickmakers, farmers. milkers and pply toJ. F. CROSETT ANTED—STRONG LIGHT WAGON FOR camping purposes: top or without. Address 546 Minna st., ia basement. —_— W ANTER_JLD GOLD: HIGHES! PRICES. 0. NOLTE, Jeweler, 322 O'Farrell st., bet. Powell and Mason. YELL YOUR BOOKS, NOVELS AND CLOTH- ing to A. KLEIN, 109 Sixth st.; send postal. LD GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT. W. MUND, watchmaker and jeweler, 226 Kllis st. EDUCATIONAL. FINE BLACK SUIT; 912 0. MISEIL L0l iL ing pariors. 518 Montgomer st. 1000 BUSINESS CARDS PrixT ED, #1 5 weading work. HILL, 221, Geary s ELIABLE AND EFFICIENT DETECTIVE service. Rooms 19, 20 and 21, Chronicle 16 OUTDOOK STEREOPTICON SHOW & 1y Dight cor. Marke: and BIxth sts.; artis verusements in living light: Ppromoters of bus. pess. Consuls OWL ADV. CO. 1140 Markots: PARTINGTON'S sCHOOL O MAGALINE and Newspaper Mivstration: particuiars as i terma, ete. Pine at.: LIDALTMLIOAS Iuruisiod 1or magasines, Newspapers, etc. RUETUEE AND PILES CUBED No PAY ontll cured: send for book. DRS MAN® FIELD & PORTERFIELD. 835 Marke. s:. ERpSIBI0 LoHTs 15 EVEKY Roox; Winchester House. 44 7Third st. ne. Marke: 00 rooms, 250 10 $1 60 per night: $1 50 to 8 pec week: free bus and baggage 10 and from ihe ferry. NDERSON'S ACADEMY AND SOHOOL OF Mathematics: puplls prepared in day and evening classes and by private lessons for Callor- nia and Sianford universiies; ieachers’ maring engineers’ and clvil service examinations; special £7'g classes; mathematios, mechanical drawine; bigh schooi 'puplis coached. K., 402 Parrot: bldg. SCHOOL OF PHYSICAL CULTURE AND Elocution, 1215 Octavia st, “an Francisco, MIKS ELIZA MACKINT OSH, pupil of Professor G. W. Baynham, Gl Scotland, and graduate of the 8chool of tory, Philadelphia, Pa. teacher. Office days. Friday r. M. Ssturday a. i H BALDS BUSINESS COLLEGE, 2¢ FOST— mnnnmg.’ Gusiness practics, shorthand, iyping, lelegraphy. langnages. English branches eleccrieal engineering: 20 teachers; 15,000 gradu- sies; day and evening sessions; catalogus. YRES' BUSINESS COLLEGE, 3525 MONT- gomery si.: individual instruction in short- band, typing, bookkeeping, telegraphy, ete.; lite scholarship $50; low rates per week and mnonth. Telephone black 2795. ELASCO'S LYCEUM SCHOOL OF ACTING— Privat theatricals arrangod: puplls rehearscd on stage. R band 12, LO.O.K. biock. 7th and Mkt 'NGINEERING BCHOOL: MECH. ELEC' civil mining, survey, assay, archit, X ray tausht; ep.1864 A. VAN UER NAILLEN,938 Mks IOLIN LESSONS: TERMS REASO NABLE. Address M. L, box 16, Call Office. INGING, VOICK CULTURE, PARIS GRAD- uate; French, Ger. lang.: $2 mo. 109 Taylor. (CAMBERMAID, #15. MISs CULLEN, 523 Sutter st. EFINED GERMAN NURSE, 1 CHILD, $15; sleep home. M55 CULL ., 328 Sutier 8. ERMAN GIRL WISHES SITUATION I American family for upstairs work and ser ing, or to take care of chiiaren. 2017 £llis st., near Devisadero. ]“llE\Cll WIDOW, WITH SMALL CHILD, would like situation to take care children or do 426 Twenty-ninth, SECOND GIRL, CiNTEAL AMERICA, $20. MI8S CULLER, 323 Sutter st. & €0, 628 Sucramento \W ANTED-—BUTLER: 4 HOTE 6: resiuuraot wait restaurant second 00, $30: Japancse to a-sist in_restaurant, and others. J. F. CROSETT & LU., 628 Sacramento. W ALIED — FIRST-CLAKS BUTLER, 840: must give references. Apply to J. F. CRu- SETT & CU., 316 Sutter. . WAITERS, EFINKD GERMAN SECOND GIRL, $20. MI>8 CULLEN, 328 Sutter su W ORKING HOUSEKEEPZK, $10. MISS CUL- housework; city or country. W ASTED, BY THE DAY, WASHING, LRON- ing. housecieaning: 81 ver day. 911 Filbert st., between Taylor and Jones. (GIRL LATELY PROM GERMANY WISHES 7 situation 1o do ceneral honsework. Apply 92754 Fi Lert st., near Jones. VERMAN GIRL WANTS WOKK BY THE day: washing end honsecleaning; wages $1 per day. 21514 Polk 8'., in rear. Y OUNG WIDOW DESIKES POSITION Al housekeeper in widower's or bachelor's hom city or country. Call between 11 aud 6 o'clock 254 O'Farrell st.. rocm 5. KD—LADY GOING TO LOS ANGELES act sy companion or nurse: references exchanged. 617 Eighteenth st., Onkland. 00D DRESSMAKER WISHES A FEW mote engagements by the day, city or conn- try. 402 O karrell st TOUNG GIRL WISHES A POSITION AS typewrlter. 838 Mission st., room 2 OMPETENT WIDOW, STRANGER HERE. would like position as typewriter. Call room 43. secund floor, 44 Sixth st OUNG LADY FIOM THE COUNTRY would Ilke & situation as housekeeper fora gen- tieman. Call 223 Post st.. room 7, third floor. CCOMPLISHED YOUNG LADY (stranger) desires a place as typewriter or copylst. Koom 2. 120%4 Geary st. YQUNG WIDOW WISHES PONITION AS housekeeper: In bacheior’s or widowei’s home preferrea: plain sewing doae. 106 Fourth, room 1. 7 OUNG GERMAN WIDOW DKSIRES POSI- tion as housekeeper. 120 Eddy st., room % 15 LARKIN-BRANCH OFFICK OF THE CALL: subscrintions ano' want ads taken. Y JUNGAND A [TRACTIVE GERMAN GIRL desires to secure » housekeeper's position in hotel: widower's or bachelor's home preferred. 223 Post st., room 11, second floor. 7OUNG PARISIAN LADY WOULD LIKE A housekeeper's position: bachelor's or widower's LrN, 823 Sutter st. QUAMSTRESS AND CHAMBERMALD, $20. MISS CULLEN, 823 Sutter st. ERMAN NUKSE, $20. MISS CULLEN, 328 Sutter st. IRL, HAIGHT ST., 8 IN FAMILY, 815; girl, Athlone, Cal.. fare paid, $15; giri, Sutro Helghts. $15: girl, Bryaot st.. $12; giri, Eddy s $15: giri, Go dvu .+ $15: giri, Valieto, $1 g!rl, Manta Cruz Cal &1, Pol it Lobos, 81 glrl, Gilroy, $15: girl, Vacaville, Cal., 6: house- #15; g rl, Twenty-third s girl, La- $15: girl, U'Farrell st., $15; girl, Devisadero st $18: 27 young g.ris, 85, 410 aud $13 per month, as.ist, etc,, nice familles. MARTIN & CO., 749 Murket. IRL, BRODERICK ST : GIBL, 2 IN hingtou st., $20: girl, Pacific ave,, family. i ., $20; girl, UAK st., $:0; giri, Central ave, $30: girl, Van Neas, $26; girl, Steiner, $20; girl $20; girl, Pine st., $25 B $20; gir’; Caitfornia st 820; gl iatael, §35; glri, Laguna s., $18; 12 Ger man, 10 Swedish and 7 Danish and 8 Swiss girls. MARTIN & CU., 749 Market 3 CHAMBERMAIDS, WAIT BOME, $15 AND rocm; ook. $15 and room: weltress, $350 a week; waitress, City, $20 ana room: 5 waltre.sen, 815 and room: 7 waitresses, 85 a week: 3 young giris for smail retsuran.s, $1% room, eic.; 2 chambermaids, $12 and room; waitress, mioing town, $18 and oom. MARTLS & V0., 749 Mar- ets’. ERMAN GIRL.,24TH ST., $16: GERMAN chambermaid. 815, room. elc.: seamstress, $4 8 week. MARTIN & CU., 749 Market st. 7 LADY IRONKKS, 828, ROOM. BUAKD, LTC.; seamsiress and doironing MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. IDDLE - AGLD FKENCH WOMAN FOR second work and waiting, private family goo wages: French girl for second work for Oak, iand, seelady 1 P. x.; cook for small boardlog- house, short distance in country. MEs. DA- DAMI, 818 8u ters. IRLS! GIRLS REQ IRING POSITIONR come and register ‘ree ot M18S HUKPKR'S Eidelity Employment Bureau, 1054 Broadway, axland. IRLS LOOKING FOR PORITIONS WILL DO ‘well if they cail on MRS. DRUHM, 217 Geary. Bome preferred; ciiy or copntry. | 113 Market room 31. 167 DiaTi SroBuaNCH oksicK OF MM CALL; subscriptios and waos ads taken. QITUATION WANTED BY A COLORKD woman to cook or to care for children. Ad- dress 4 Delaware court, off Sutter st., bet. Powell and Mason. W CUK. SIXTEENTH W sion: branch office of TH, ecriptions and want ads teken. W ASTED-SITUATION A% HOUSEKEEPER a widow lady for lodging- house or bachelo Call a 148 NEAKL MIS Call Bub 1o objections to country or children. Sixch st., Brunswick House, room 2. VAN NESS AVE.—WOMAN WANTS WORK by the day; frst-ciass lanndress. W ASTED—YQUR OKDER FOR HELE: ALL descriptions. Mrs. Druhm, 217 Geary ;teiClay85 F_YOU WANT BITUATION GO TO MRS SPENCER'S office, 1321 Park st., Alameda. {BENCH CHRISTIAN UNION—_FRKE FM- ployment ~bureau; wanted, French-speaking maid, 320. App'y to-day 12 101:30, Monday 1 to 2P . 1520 Clav st. ANTED—GIKL FOR GENKKAL HOUSE- work: family of 4: German preierrel. In- quire 613 Fell st., Seturday, bet. 2 and 4 o'ciock. IRL FOR LIGHT HOUSEWUKK AND plain cooking: small fami y; wages 88 to $10 amonth, 1815 Webster st 1IKL TO DO HOUSEWORK, ASSIST WITH S children, from 104 X. 108 7. 1 13 Waller reet. ADY DANCING TEACHER FOR BALL- room immediately. 921 Broalway, room 10, Oakland. OBITION BY YOUNG LADY AS CASHIER or assistant In doctor’s or dentist’s office, or pho- 10graph gallery: best of references. Address 8. F., box 131, Call Office- 615 LARKIN-BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CaLL. Subscriptions and want ads taken. TRL OR MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN FOR housework. 716 Green st., near Powell. TO 76 TEAMSTKRS: STEADY WORK. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. 60 ORTUGUKSE MILKER, STEADY WORK: 2 Italian ranchhands for vineyard. MaRTIN & ¢ 9 Murket st ANTKD— RESTAURANT WAITER, 740; boardiug-nouse walter, $25; second waiter, $20; coo., $4U: ihird cook, 825: pastry cook, country, $40. etc. ANDRL’S, 308 Stockion st. FIu5T ASD ShCOND HAND BREAD AND cake bakers for country shop: $35 and $25 and founl. R.T. WARD & CO., 608 ana 610 Clay. UTLER: $40. MISS CULLEN, 323 SUTTER street. ANTED—FOR THE COUNTRY ONE GOOD pants and vest maker. P. GREENBURG & €O. Flood bullding, 100m 29. UBSCKIPTIONS AND WANT ADS FOR THE S Caia. thien ac branch ofilce 3¥ Hayes su; open nntit ¥:30 v'elock. BAxBER WANTED FOR SATURDAY, wages $3. 6.2 Clay st. ANTED—FIRST-CLASS BARBERS: Fourth st. OUR FIRST-CLASS BARBERS. 701 HOW- ard st BArsER WANTED AT 1056 FOURTH ST. 207 BarEEn WANTEUATATTELL. 206 THIRD “sireet. BARBER FOR SATURDAY. 33 THIRD stree.. QOKKPNG, WRITNG, ARITHMTC, GRAMR, dav & night: no ciasses: $5 monih. 845 Mission TULIAK MANMULLIN. PIANU AND VUCAS lessons. &5 mo. Mary Westhaus, 59 Fifth. RANCH OFFICKE OF THE CALL, 167 NINTH want ads and subscriptions taken. [ LOST. VHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA—THR WEEKLY CALL, sent to eny address ¢ United States or Canada one year for $1 50, p age free. DRESSMAKERS. RESSES $2 UP: CAPES $1 UP; WRAP 3 pers 50c up. 431 Minna CLAIRVOYANTS, HAT IS YOUR VOOATION? HAVE YOU PROSPERED? WHAT ARE YOUR HOPES? Mrs. DR, F.CLARK wiil lift the dark vell of your futare life; she gives you valnabie ADVICE and AID in all affairs of life, of private as well as of business nature as, for instance, pertalning to Love, Matrimony, Friendship, Business, Lawsuits, Contested Wilis, ‘Divorce. Damage Suits. Minin 8he discovers jost or stolen property, finds buricd treasures, prevents sickness misfortune; recon- ciles the ‘separated, thus restoring losi happiness. [Every person {3 adapted to some particular busi Dess, profession or trade,which may justly be term.- ed thelc true vocation, and yet more than haif of you are fighting against an unknown faie ior fame, jortune and position which you do not and cannot obtain until you find your true vocation. Hours 9 0 8 dally. Send stamp for cirenlar and speci terms. MRS DR. ¥. CLARK, 1206 Maike ME. DR THOMAS, SCIENTIFIC RE r by eggs and cards (from Berlin): tells entire 1it~, “past, present, fuiure; cosuitations on Al ffairs, nOthi g excepied: Bames given: good i are help: impor:s genuine gypsy love pow - misiake impossible; $1, lecter $2. 929 Post. FLVINA SLATEN, WONDERFUL GrATH- yovant, moved to 797 Missivn s advice on busipess and love affairs; picture fuiure husband or wite. Mi. PORTER, WONDERFUL CLAIRVOY- M 55t Card-readsr, born double vell and second aight; diagnoses disease, full Jife reading: 1a_50c; gents $1; palm. and clairv.: sit. $1 50. 126 Turk OST—1N THE. PARK: DIAMOND LOCKET. Heturn to 456 Haisht st and receive liberal rewar ME. LENEMAR: FORTUNES TOLD BY M }iincia; prodicie ~74~ overdue sieamer ig. island. K. OSI — CLOCK PENDULUM: POWELL, Market or Vulencia sts.; reward. H.SCHU- MACHER, 1873 Fair Oaks st. . 509 Sutter st. ME. REMIER INVITES SKEPTICS: WON- M "deetal ciairvoyant and psychological patmist. 516 Jones st OST—MAY 10; NEWFOUNDLAND PUP: license 1018. Return to J. JusSS, Nk. corner First and Folsom sts. ME. ARNDT, GEKMAN FORTUN E-TELL~ er; tells past and future: glves picture future husband or wife; 26c up: never 1aiis. 957 tiarrison RETURN k. $ REWARD—MALTESE CAT. to 1638 Sacramento st. Po OST — FOX-TERRIER, WHITE _BUDY, 4 black head, little white on head. Return 10 1200 Laraiu si., and receive reward. ET. 11TH AND O'FARRELL, LADY'S GOLD watch. Keturn W. U.Tel, Palace Hotel. Reward. } AY HORSE, STRAYED TO TWENTY- I3 4i4th and +otrero ave. Inquire at residence. OST—SKYK TERRIKR DOG: NAME MUZ- zle; 2143 tag; reward. 16 and 18 Geary st. OST_ABSTRACT OF TITLE AND OTHER 4 papers -0 property In city of Alameds. Please communicate with 4. 5. HANLEY, 1351 Park Alamed HE UNDERSIGNED HAS LOST HIs CHECK ‘made out 10 his own o der on the Nevada Bank of San Frauci<co for the sum of $2000: was certified July 32, 18¢6,under No. 1 s0ns are hereby warned sgainst uegotiating me, as payment thereof has been stopped. 8. C. HEINEMA , Tewpe, Arizona. MPLE, LEGORTTE, JIFEREAVER P. fatare ana business advice; oue price, 311 Tehama st., near kourth. ME. MELBOURNE, GIFTED CLAIRVOY- ant: never fail and be convinced. 4.9 Geary st., room 22, second floor; 26c. MES BARRETT HAIGH, MEDIUM: TELLS everything you]wish to know,50c. 1184 Grant av 5c. MES MELVILLE, WELL-KNOWN CLAIR- voyant, 51 Fifth st. ; water read ings specialty. YPSY LIFE-READER, 3 SEVENTH ST. Iadies 26, gents 50c; all queations answered: M2E, MOREAU, BEST FORTUNE-TELLER, medium, card-réader; 26¢ up. 764 Howard st. ME. HANSEN, Past, present a. M}E _EAVENA READS LIFE FLUENTLY ; busivess advice; pames givea: 25¢ up.5 Fourth. ME. SYBILLE TELLS FROM CEADLE T0 grave: pictures eiven:iadies 26c. 914 O'Farreil —_— PALMIST, CARD-READER: future; 25c. 148 Bthst., r. 5. FOUND. ARBER WANTED: SATURDAY AND SUN- day. 998 East Fourteenth st., East Oakland. ANTSMAKER AND VESTMAKER .FOR country. KEISS BROS. & CO., 26 Sutter st. APER-HANGER: MAN TO PASTE AND giue size. 109 :ilver st., 710 7:80 4. 2. OUND—BAY HGRSE; OWNER CAN HAVE same by proving property and paying expenses. 421 Eighthave. UCND;GEAYxMAR!: OWNB‘:CAN HAVE same by proving property and paying ex- pensss. 1817 Lombard si. % Bl et 00D TAILOR WANTED FOR BUSHEL- ing. 625 Commercial st. 00DSECOND COOK WANTED, 184 THIRD street. ARBER-SHOP: FINEST: 8 RUNN CHAIRN: ounty seat; south: reasonable price: cause of sale, owner chaugiog business Address Z Y. X., Call'Office: answer one week Iater. 167 JATH ST — BEANCH OFFICK OF THM CALL subscription snd wans ads. iaken. ANTED—INTELLIGENT BOY TO WORK evenings; salary $2 50 week. _Apply in own handwriting (o K, E., box 1, Lall Office. WO FIRST-CLAS~ SHOE SALESMEN. AP- ply 528 Market st., room 7, from 4 to 6 P. M. /AL BOLING, 350; MNn BOLING, 800; fine shoes made $2 up. 562 Mission at. XPERI{ENCED NIGHT COOK; WAGES 88 per week. 118 Seventh st. FOR SALE-1fc BARBERSHOP ON AC- count of sickness. Inquire 938 Seveuth st., Marketstrees station, Oakiand. 5T AuNLGoMERY =1, BKANCH OFFICK 24 1138 CALL; wans ads aud subscriptions en. OR SALE—3-CHAIR HARBER.SHOP IN Oakland: ceutraliy located: cheap rent. In- quire 874 Washington st., cor. Eighth. ANTED—NEAT GIRL FUR GENERAL housework ; references. 134 Jomes st PERATORS ON BAR COATS, BUTCHERS' gowns and aprons; no dressmakers. 422 Turk. SITUATIONS WANTED MALE. W AITRESS Fos DINING-ROOM. CALL at 438 Third at. et JATANEsk. CHINESE EMPLOYMT OFFICK: Wwalters, bousecieaners. 30 Geary: tel. Grant 88 HINESE & JAPANFSE; KST'D 20 YEARS; Clelpitert man 1987 BRALLEY & Cu..040 Ciay UNTER & CO.. CHINESE AND JAPAN KSR emp. office, 6141 California st., tel. main 281. AM KEE—CHINESE AND JAPANKSE EM- Sity ment offics 51134 Bush ¢, nr. Grant ave, (QFEEATORS ON FLANNEL OVRRSHIRTS and underwear. LEV1 STRAUSS & CO., 32y Fremont st. MARKKT ST.—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CaLL: want ads and subscriptions iaxen. GERMAN WoMAX OR GIRL TO COOK, wash and do light housework for German fum: ily of 2; permanent position and good home. Ad- dress P.0. b.x 378, Tucasn, Ariz. HINESK AND JAPANESE EMPLOYMENT office: best heip. 41414 O'Farrell. Tel. k. 426. ANTED—PANTS FINISHER AT 28 MARY +t., ncar Natoma, beiween Fifih and Sixth. MERICAN MAN AND WIFE WANT SITU- Aatons: first-class foreman can run engine and 1s used to all kinds of vineyard and farm wor wife good cook sud laandress. Address N. i, Call Branch. 2526 Mission st. MAKKKT ST.—BRANCH OFFICK OF 1HS CaLL: want ads and subseriptions taken. EAT GIRL TO TAKE CARE OF BABY and sssist light housesoré. 1121 Steiner st. 4 ARBERS' ANSOCPATION OF PACIFIC Coas. Fres hmployment Office. 8 FUCHS, Becretary, 835 Grant ave. 330 BAYES ST_BRAXCH OFFICE OF T CaLl; subscriptions and wuns ads aken. ‘W ANTED—A STENOGRAPHAR IN A COM- mission bouse: young man preferred: no at- tention paid to applicants unl'ss accompanied with reterences and statement of experience. Ad- dress Sten., box 74, Call. ¥FOE SALE-MISCELLANEOUS, 5, SINGER SEWING MACHINE: WILUOX $5. &'Gibvs automatic teasion; $23 50. 1655 Market st. OL TAIRE DIAMOND STUD FOR g worth $55. UNCLK HAKRIS. 15 Grant ave, AKS BACK” BAKS NIRRORS SHOW. cases, counters, linoleum, office ' furniture, storeand oftice furniture and fixtures, new and second haud. J. NCONA®, 3012-1019-1021-)033 Mission at. above Sixth. GAS ENUISE AND MILK SHAKE FOR sale. Iredale, 952 Mission st. HICKEN-RANCH UHEAP ¥FOR CASH; chickens, ducks, incuba.ors, breeders, etc. Ad- dress 8. L, Froitvate. SPIRITUALISM. A X FRANCIS INDEPENDENT SLATE « writer. 118 Baight st.: hours 9 until 6 P. . ME. OSMAN, SPIRITUAL MEDIUM, GIVES measages and advice on all matters pertain- ing 1o mortal affairs. 838 Mission st. RS, FLLTON~MATERIALIZING SEANCE w-night, 50c: sitings daily. o1 Fell st. R. HANSEN’S CIRCLE TO-NIGHT AT HIS residence, 109 Ninth st.; opening free, ME. YOUNG'S TEST CIROLE TO-NIGHT; 10c; convineing tests. 418 Moallister si. MBS MAYOQ STEERS, 11254 OAK: CIRCLES Tuesday, 8 P. A, Thursday, 2 P. M.: readings. RS C.J. MEYER—TEST C1K. 2 ANDS P M.; tests to all: 10c: slitings, 326 McAllister sc. EMOVAL— FRED EVANS, THE SLATE- writing medium, is now located at 1132 Market. RS KATE HOSKINS' (IRCLES; TUES & Fri., 8 r..; readings daily, $1. 701 McAllister. BS.J,J. WHITNEY, SPIRITUAL MEDIUM, 7OUNG FULL-BREED HUNTING DOGS FOR sale cheap. 473 Tehama st. 0t ~ALE—ENGLISH-MADE HORSE SA dle: good state: cheap. 17 Stockion st rm 17, AFES_NEW AND SECOND- Sitaner ot e 7-HOKSK-PUWER ENGINE, 1 4-HORSr. power engine, with Lol Dlaners and shapers. 516 Sixih s b A —— g T N UILERS. ENGLN K8, 2D-HAN D MAGHIN] B waier-pibes. Mcintosh & Wolpmen. 151 Heny. OFFEE MILL SCALKS, LETT) ENS, C and desk. money tiil, :'n; mq‘:“:&“uu, AKS, BHOWCASKS, COUNT 3 B e ouahi v so1s 3008 o BeAL ALGE DOUBLE COMPARTMENS CUIN bak safe; cheap. & Mission st et ol 0 =W BLMWOUD RANGES AR N Y SRR e Al s wesT e R NE SMALL MEDIUM AND LARGE-SIZE [ burglar proof sate. 109-111 Markes st ANTAD—LABORERY AND MECHAN) w..n'nunmnnun Reno House mm‘ tor, sull rums Denver H. 217 Third st.: 430 large rooms; 96c per nighc: 81 10 83 per week. 92526 DISSION ST—BRANGH OFFICK OF MM CALL: subscriptions wud wans ads taken. W AST ADs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FUR THN CaLy are taken a:_Brauch Ufiice, soutt est corner Hixteenth and Mission sta. ANTED—SITUATION AS BOOKKEEPKR, accountant, cashier Or as clerk in any or all of these capacities: references given and salary not considered. Address . O. W., box 93, Call Offics. S'ENCGRAPHEK OF EXPERIENCE. LATE 2 cl::'. York Cliy_qomme: nd news) bighest credentials. K. B., b rolal s bux ADY AGENTS TO HANDLE SOMETHING new: salary. R. 38, 14 McAllister st. W ANTED_SEAMEN, A. B. APPLY 10 Steuar. st, shippiog sgency, upstairs. CLAY— Open_undl!" 9:30 oftice of ‘Call: subscriptions and wan: ads. taken. (GEIMAN GIRE OR WOMAN YOR LIGHT Ghmtwl. 481 Guerrero st o any 2.27 MOSTGOMERY CORNER OF W. COR KIXTBENLH BI., NKAK M & S branchrofios of Tt Catt' Subscripiions asd want ada taken. g 3 0SKDALE, 821 ELLIS NR. TAYLOR—100 mingle furnished rcoms; 26¢ & night: $1 week. SEWING MACHINES. $15. JEW 6DRAWER NEW HOME SEW- - ing-machine. 1915 Mission st., near Fliteenth. BICYULES, " ANTED=COLUMBIA, '96; STATE PRIC helght of frame, conditlon. E. R, box 93, Call Oftice, ICYCLE BACRIFICE TO SAVE BONDs- e e B € tr? Box 1985, Bun Josn, Cal. S for messages and advice. 218 Stockton st. LARKIN—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CaLL: subscriptions and want ads. iaken. HYPNOTISM. YPNOTISM CURES WHEN ALL ELSE fails: al+0 taught. Hypnotic Inst.. 6 O’Facrell. HORSES. UCTION SALES EVERY SATURDAY AT 13 o’clock of horses, buggies, wagons, harness, etc. Emporium sales yards, 220 Valeucla si, 3. WATKINS, avctioneer 4() HOBSES FOR & BALE. ALSO WAGON boggles, carts, harness: Grand Arcade Horse Market, 327 Sixth st.: auction saies every Wes Desday. BULLIVAN & DOYLE. Auctioneers. EIBOLD HARNESS COMPANY; 500 SETS of guod harness, our own make, of every de- scription, for less money than you can buy Eastera trash; send for catalogue. 110 Mc Alllster st. S. F. 5, LEAD uF HORSES SUITABLE FOR ANY 'bustness 900 to 1600 pounds. Oid Turk-st. cat stables. 1301 ‘Lurk: team of iaree young mules WAGONS AND CARRIAGES. REDITOKS' SALE—STOCK H. C. SPAUL- ding, Insolvent: carriages. Wagons. harness, saddies, etc.. at aucifon Saturday, 10 o'clock, cor. Fifteenth and Valencia sis. J5USLY, LIGHT WAGON AND 2 SETS HAR- D ness; cheap: make offer. 544 Sixth. th? AND FKCOND-HAND BAKER, LACN- dry and milk wagou: also fine top buggy Tockaway. 528 Harrison at 0 A e —— PROFESSIONAL CARDS. ’Q@ FOWLER, EQUAL TO NEW, 8:0; Wtearns, model A, Golden Hule Hazanr w':m"nmn“"m-:.'uwouq": JOENE KICHARDS LAW OFEICKs R00Xs ¥6 and 37, Crocker DML MivpRone Mae 6, Man Francisco, Cal =