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12 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, RANK PERJURY IS OUT SOMEWHER William J. Wallace’s Deed From His Mother At- tacked in Conrt. Eugene J. McManus Testifies That He F:bicated the Document. Testimony to Show That It Was Writ. ten After the Death of the Alleged Grantee. “Which testimony do you want the jury to believe, that which you gave this morning or the story that you are telling now?” asked Judge Hunt of Eugene B. McManus yesterday afternoon during the trial of the case of Jeremiah Sfluflhv.»lb administrator of the estate of Catherine Wallace, deceased, against William J. Wallace, the Hibernia Bank, Judas Boas, Eugene B. McManus and his wife, all of whom are supposed to claim interest in the estute of the late Mrs. Wallace. McManus hesitated and was evidently ill at ease. He seemed disposed to stick to both stories, but the court was inex- orable and insisted that the witness should choose between his statements of the material facts involved in the litiga- tion then under consideration by the court and jury. “Well, 1 say that what I now say is the true story,” was McManus' final reply. “Then what did you mean by telling things that you were not wiiling to stand by? was the court’s next question, and the witness evinced the fact of his great discomfort by perspiring even more freeiy than before, but he at last got in an ex planation that appeared to be satisfactory to himse'f, whether it was to anyboay else in the case or not. “1 suspected this man Wallace of trying to take advantage of me and I deter- mined to o in with him and my wife and the others, and to go just as far as 1 could without risking a term in San Quentin.” Then the dezails of the story came out iittle by litue. It was developed by the testimony of the witness that the late Mrs. Wallace had been an invalid for sev- eral years before her death, and at the time of her final illness was not able (o walk or write owing to an attack of mus- cular rheumatism. She was taken with ber final sickness on tne 9:h of Decem ber, 1895, and died on the 15th of the same month. On the 31st of the same month a deed was filed purporting to have been executed by Mrs. Wallace on the day she was taken with her fatal sick- ness. Thedeed purporied to have been acknowledged before Notary Public Thomas H. O'Brien, ana bore his certiti- cate that McManus acknowledzed it as a subscribing witness, together with the statement that, as Mrs. Wallace was not able to write, he (McManus) signed her name at her request, she making a cro In the deed all the interest of the Je- cedent 1n $6000 worth of real estate was conveyed to William J. Wallace, and as soon as he could conveniently do so he mortgaged the premises for $3000. The suitof Sheehy is to declare the deed null and void and to cancel the inierest of the money-lenders in the property, except as to the share of William J. Wallace as one of the heirs of ihe deceased. McManus, continuing his testimony, | swore that he did not write the deed until after Mrs. Wallace's death, and that he did not appear before Notary O’Brien for the purpose of acknowledging the deed as subscribing witness or otherwise, but on cross-examination confessed tnat he did go to the office of the mnotary on the date mentioned in the certificate of acknowledgment. At first he declared that he went to the notary’s office simply oui of curiosity, but on reflection decided to correct that statement, and said he went to the notary’s office because Wallace wanted him to do so. When questioned in regard to the mak- ing of the deed McManus said that he wrote it at the request of Wallace and signed it with th> name of Mrs. Wallace as subscribing witness. He persistently denied, however, tiat he went so far as to procure its acknowledgment before & no- tary. Mrs. McManus was produced as a wit- ness for the plaintiff. She swore thatit was impossible for her husband to have | written and procured the signature of Mrs. Wallace to the deed on the date of its date for the reason that she was at the bedside of Mrs. Wallace at the time the deed purports to have been signed, and she swears that her husband was not there. At this point Mrs. McManus was confronted with a copy of her depostion, taken some time ago, in which she testi- hed that she was present and saw her hus- band sign Mrs. Wallace’s name to the deed. *Did you so testify while giving your deposition?” asked Attorney Anderson, representing the defendant. =1 did.” “‘How do you explain the discrepancy 2" 1 was afraid of Wallace, and I did it because he told me to.” Mrs. McManus was not able to explain how Wallace impelled her to give the tes- timony that was recorded in her deposi tion, but said he had threatened 1o send her to San Quentin if she refused to swear as he wished. She swore that her brother was Iriendly with Wallace and had tried to bave her sent to an insane asylum in order that she might be gotout of the way before this trial, and so prevented from testifying to the truth, She said that her brother went so far as to have her arrested on a charge of insanity only a few days ago, and that she was dis- charged from custody by the Judge of the court before whom she was examined. Catherine Tyrrel swore that she was employed as & domestic servant by Mrs, Wallace and was at the Wallaces’ on the 9th of December, on which day the deed W id to have been made. She was ab- senta part of the day, and after her re. turn heard Mrs. Wallace and her <on, William J. Watlace, talking. Mrs. Wal. lace told her son that Mrs. McManus had been there, but did not say anything about McManus having visited her. In reply to a question by Attorney Burke, representing the plaintiff, the witness said that there was no writing ma. rial in the room occupied by Mrs. Wallace, William J. Wallace testified that he went to his mother's house on the 9th of December and that she said to him, “Here isapresent for youn,”” and she took the deed to the property out from under ber apron and handed it to him. She said, “Keep the deed and have it recorded if anything happens.” He put the paper in his pocket, and his mother had asked him not to say anything about it he aid not tell anybody that he nad it. On the 30th of that month he offered th: deed for record in the County Recorder’ office, at which time his attention wa called to the fact chat it was not acknowl- edged. He hunted up McManus next day and McManus went before a notary and made the proper acknowledgment as a subscribing witness to the deed. The case will go on again this morning at 10 oclock, Dockery’s Case Continued. The case of Food Inspector Dockery, who was arrosted by the Federal authorities for in- .g with the shipment of several car- e T i *adulterated brandy, was continugd in ihe United States Disirict ‘Court to one week IN NOTICE OF MEETINGS. SITUATIONS WANTED—Continned. YERBA BUENA LODGE No. 15, 1. O O. F.—Officers and membes aré hereby notified that eleciion of officers for toe eusuing term will take place THURS DAY EVENING, June 5. All are requested tobe present. M. § JEFFERS JE, N JERMAN GIRL AS COOK AND GENERAL housework. 32 Freelon si. ‘)‘Ul‘.\l} AND PREPO! thorourhly experienced, place 1o hotel, wivower’« or bachelor's hcme; city or country. Room 3. 12034 Geary st. CALTFORNTA LODGE NO 1 F. e it e GEO. L. PRRHAM, Rec. Sec. By order of the masier. A FRANKLIN H. DAY, Secretary. 2 _MISSION LoDGE No. 169, ¥ and A. M.—Officers and member aro hereby notified to attend the faneral of our deceased brother, DETL:F J. EI F LT, from the hall of Sy, e 15:30 7. . By order of the W Tetaaen C D. BUNKEKR, Secre ar: DORIC LODGE NO. 216, F. AND 1HIS (THUKSDAY) EVENING, at 7:30 & o'clock. 3 R)GOLDSMITH, mec. = FHANCO - AMERICAN EF Lo No 200,00 o F. thefr balion THURSDA Y, i at 8 p. 3., for election of officers. oftice to meet June K. LAVIGNE, THE EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL picnic of San Francisco Alliance Sec L L RENNY, N.G. will be held &t Agricuitural Par Jose, on SUNDAY, June 6, 1897 @ | erous games and gate prizes, a so troteing and ranning races. Fare. round trip, adults $1. | children 50c. ‘Trains leave Third and Townsend | at 9:15 A. M., Twenty-fifth and Valenda at 9:25 4. M. W ANT _ADS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE CaLy are taken at Branch Uflice soutb- west corner Sixteenth and Mission sts. MAY AND WIFE WISH TO TAKE CHARGE M ot private residence while parties are ou. of town: can furnish best of reference Aadress M. W., box 83, Cail. ) SCANDINAVIAN GIRLS WOULD LIKE 10 do general housework. Address 45 Sacra- mento st. "OUNG LADY WISHES POSITION TO CARE for an invalid cr take charge of a baby. Call at 2805 Sixteenth st. HELP WANTED-Continued. THURSDAY, JUNE 3, 1897 HELP WANTED—Continuad. BUSINESS CHANCES. G'BL. WASHINGTON £T. $15: GIRL, SAN X Luis Obispo County, $25 tv $30; girl. Fair Oaks. $15: girl. Webster st, $15; girl, California $20: girl, Tilinols st. $16; girl, Twenty-eighth 8L. §20: xir), Third st., $30: girl, Napa, Col., $20: girl, Frolivale, $20: giil, Mario County, ranch Lome, $15: ¢irl, lodging-nouse, $15: girl, £ddy st., $15: girl, Laguna st., $17; girl. California st., $16: glrl. Sonoma County, $16; Niles, Cal girl for Uregon: eirl, £irl, Webs er st, $15; girl, Van Ness ave., $18: girl, Post st, $15; second girl $5; girl, Hyde st. $15; 30 young girls, $8, $10 and 312 per month; assist, etc.; nice families: 10 Ger- man, 9 Swedish, 4 Dadish giris. MARTIN & CO., 749 Murket st. W AILTRESS, CHOICE PLACE, GITY, $20 And room, 'call_early: waitress, country, $20. a0d room; coox. San Luis ¢ bisoo County, $30, FoOm, etc.: waltress, ais0 chambermaid (2). same Dotel, 815, call eariy'; 4 waitresses, city, $5 week : 2 kitchen girls: waitress, Glenn County. fare ad- Yanced: 8 waitresses, city, $20 and _room: coffve. bouse waitress. MARTIN & CU., 749 Market st- TOUNG GIRL DESIRES POSITION AS typewriter O copyist. 38 Mission si., Foom 2. 3 LOOKS: $30 T) $35 AND ROOM: CALL QW COR. SIXTEENTH ST, Dsion: branch ofice of THa scriptions and want ads taken. N Qe 615 LAKKINTBEANCIC OFLICK OF THE © CALL: rubscriniions an wani ads taken. NEAR MIS Cain sub EAT SECOND FRENCH GIRL WANTS situation to do upstuirs work: reference. Ad- E. C., 10 Hanover place, off Sacramento. AUNDRYMAN TO WASH AND IRON FOR L springs, $25 and found; washer, country laun- dry, 812 try laundry, $350 and found. €0, 110 Geary st EAT AND PASTRY COOK FOx SPRINGS, M§0. dihwanber, aamg oprings. 15 to 820 cook, smali country hotel, $35 to $40: cook. smal country hotel, $35: bread and cake baker, country 8hop, $50: second ‘baxer, country shop, $25; sec- ond cook who can do pasiry, hotel, $40. C. B. HANSEN & CO,, 110 Geary st. @ FARMERS, DIFFERENT RANCHES 820 and $25: 10 scraper teamsters for long joby country, $20 and jound: 3 biacksmiths, 31 an £1 50 aday ant_found; 10 laborers, city, $1 768 dey. C.R. HANSEN « 00, 1i0 Geary st JREE FARE! FREE FARE! 20 TEAMI sters for rail road work. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary st = () TEAMSTERS FOR A NEW [Y.\lLRUVAD. U $20 and found; tons job; reduced fare. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary st. ; I achine, coun- A week: ironer on Tyler maching sou'c MAKE SALADS early. MAKIIN & Co., 749 Market st. ¥ call early. see party here: JAITRESS WHO CAN hotel resort, 83 ©o0k, hotel resort, $30; 4 waltresses. ¢ ountry ho- Lels, $20; 2 chambermaids and wait, $20 and $15. Scaudinavian houseeeper, country, $16: girl Dousework. country, $25: 2 German nursegirls, £20 and $10: girl,' bousework, Alameda. $20% Scandizavian giri. Wateriord, $20: 4 girls, house: s country, 830 : 2) girls, housework, $25, $20 vo! and (AEABLE AND STKICTLY HO.EST J colored worker wishesa few more steady en- gigements by the day for washing and house- cleaning. Cail at 605 Natom: nr. Seventh. OAKLAND—OPENING DAY OF THE B2 Calitornia Unlon pirituaiiats Camp Meeting Association’s camp meeting.SUNDA Y. June 6; pro- gramme—Address of Welcome by Professor J. S. Loveland—ihe crowning effort of his iife: 2 P. & the phenomenal part of the camp meeting will be ovened by the world-famous Mrs, J. J. Whitney, who Is known as one ums ever deveioped: 8 P. M., Re der, the bril or and original thinker, will deliver one of his logical, forcible and though interesting all ~an Francisco by broadgan walk one block 1o kighth and en cars: by narow gauge, alight at Seventh st walk one block 10 Eighth and Harrison. take Trestle Gien cars. evoxing ecture rU CRAS. iubs—Members will meet FRIDAY EVENING, June 4.at 350 Pine st. Success at last. Be sure to attend. L. VINCIAT, President. CHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA— THE WEEKLY CALL, sent to any addre in the United States or Canada one year for $1 50, postage free. SPECIAL NOTICES. 7, [UEY SELL ALL KINDs OF DEY g00ds. hosie:y, underwear, bedspreads. 10w- els, tabie-covers, laces, embroldery, linings. trim- mings, veling Very cheap al Pioneer Dry- 8004 Score, 105 Fifth st | =2 MME. PEARL HARRISON, PALMIST electric treatments. 12032 Geary, rms. 2&3 MERICAN WOMAN OF 28 DESIRES POSI- tion as working housekeeper. with care of children, in respectable nome; no trifiers. Ad- dress N.' R, box 48, C.IL £7 MONTGOMERY, COR. CLAY — OPEN OZ| “upil 9:80 o'clock: branch ofics ot THE CaLL: subscriptions and want ads taken. NEATGERMAN GIRL WISHES PLACE IN AN small American family for genersi house. work and cooking; references. Call or write Twenty-ninth st. VWANIED-BY A WOMAN WHO THOR- oughly understands the care of insanity. posi- tion as companion: best of references. MRS. O. 441 McAllister :.; home 2 10 6 P. M. ,\'nnAf IVE YOUNG FRENCH WIDOW A\ ‘gesires a piace as working housekeeper; hotel or bacheior’s home. 122 Post st., room 2. OUNG GERMAN WIDOW DESIRES POSE tion us housekeeper. 1204 Eddy st., room % DOSITION BY YOUNG LADY A~ CASHIER or assistant in doctor's or dentist’s office, or phio- tograph gallery : best of references. Address S ., box 181, Call Oftice. RANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL, 167 NIS TH st: want ads and subscriptions (aken. HOROUGHLY RELIABLE AND COMPE- tent young lady of experience wants position in insurance oflice: versed in all branches of office work and detalls of insurance business: furnish typewriter If desired: wages to suit employer. Ad- dress ieilable, box 80, Call Office. CALIFORNIA HYPNOTIC INST Mission: hypuotism practically taught. TENANIS EJECTED FOR #4: Pacifio > BAD collections made: city or_couniry. Collection Co., 415 Montgy st., room 6: tel. 5580, TURKISH CABINET BATHS FOR gentiemen and iadies 12015 Geary st, NINTH & Tue Cazw: BRANCH OFFICE OF subscription sud wan: ads SITUATIONS WANTED MALE. APANESE, CHINESE EMPLOYMT OFFICE: waiters, bousecleaners. 50 Geary: tel. Grant 56 D WANTED-FEMALE. SITUATIONS (3/:BMAN SUPERIOR COOK WITH BEST OF ¥ cty references w situation. Apply to J. F. CROSET | & CO., 816 >uiter st. AVIAN GIRL, NEAT, YOUNG, ) wishes sicoation for housework at the Mis: sion. Apply toJ. F. CROSETT & CO., 318 Sutter. "ERMAN EMPLOYMENT OFFICK, MR LAMBERT, tel. main 5332, removed to 417 Poweil st. SITUATION $10 to , 823 Sutter st EAT YOUNG GIRL DESIR s nurse or seco.d or housework girl references. MISS CULL $15 ANTED—YOUR ORDER FOR HELP, ALL | descriptions. Mrs. Druhm, 217 Geary ;teiClay85 | QITUATON WANTED BY A VERY RELI | 2 able girl of light housework or as upsiairs gir Please call at 205 Jersey st. bet Noe and San- chez, Twenti-fourth and 1 wenty-fifth sts TOUNG PARISLAN LADY WOULD LIKE A hous-keeper's position; bachelor’s or widow- or's home preterred; city or couniry. 1122 Mar- ket st . room 31 ED EASTERN WIDUW WISHES A sitoation as housekeeper for widower or bach- elor: Do objection to country. 116 Sixth st., room 2: hours from 11 til 9 P. . KFL 5 BWEDISH GIELS WisH STTUATIONSAS e coautry; $20 and $45: © years' refrence. 316 Sutter st. VW ANIED-SITUATION AS HOUSEKEEPLR by you.g wiiow In widower's family: noob- jection to country. Call or address +. PALMER, 148 Sixth st., Bronswick House, rcom 2. Y OUNG GIRL, JUST ¥ROM sires 10 secure a lucrative housekeeper's pince: bachelor's or_widower's home preferred. 21 Mission st., room 5. Y OUNG WOMAN WITH ONECHILD WOULD 1ike to ob.aln & poslifon as housekeeper n city | or country: cily preferred. Addcess 439 Jessie | st.. bet. Firth and Sixch. THE EAST, DE- TERMAN WOMAN WANTS WORK AT ¥ wushing and houseclesning; wages $1 day. 215%, Poik s, in rear. JIRS1-CLASS COOK AND LAUNDRESS would like to go to ihe country for the sum- mer. Address 516 Third st. TOUNG PAKISIAN WIDOW WANIS A housexeeper’s place in & bachelor’s or widow- er's house; city or country. Kooms 10 and 11, HINESE & J2PANESE: EST'D 20 Y EARS; neip:tel. main 1997, BRALLEY & C...640 Clay UNTER & CO. CHINESE AND JAPANESE emp. oftice, 61414 California st., tel. main 231. WAITER FOR A SUMMER RESORT, $25: waiter, country hotel, §25; German waiter for rafiroad ' eatin -house, $.0 and r-duced fare: ung German to drive bus and walt at table, country hotel, $20. C. R. HANSEN & CO, 110 Geary st. ASTRY COOK FOR SEASIDE RESORT, #50; dishwasher for seaside resort, §232 50. C. $15. C H. HANSEN & CO. 110 Geaty st | B HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary st. EAD WAITRESS AND WAIIReSS FOR OLORED EWARD FOR SEASIDE RE- springs: see party here this morning; $28. C. sort, $35. C R. HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary. R. GANBEN & C0., 110 Geary st. PASTRY COOK; COUNTRY ;HOTEL: $85: see party here. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary CANDINAVIAN OR GERMAN MAN AND wife for a mine; wife to cook for 10 miner: man to do chores: 335 to $40: see party here. C. R. HANSEN & C0,, 110 Geary st. 1IRONER: and found. COUNTRY LAUNDRY: 340, $25, C. R. HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary. OUSEK-EPER, $10: 20 HOUSEWORK &irls, city and country, $20 and $25: 8 young Eirls, assisi, 810 to $15. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st \ EAT HOUSEWOURK GIRL FOR MONTEREY County. $10; no cooking. MISS CULLEN, 523 Sutter st JECOND GIRL, COUNTRY, $25. MISS CUL- LEN, 323 Sutier st. 2 RESTAURANT WAITRESSES, 85 PER Wweek each. M18S CULLEN, 828 Sutter st. OUSEWORK GIRL FOR ALAMEDA, $20. MISS CULLEN, 5238 Sutter at. D EFI GERMAN SECOND GIKL AND \ sew; $20 10 $25. MISS CULLEN, 323 Satter. (GERMAN NUKSE; $20: TWO GROWN X chiidren. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. ANTED—FARMER, AND WIFE AS COOK, 850; blacksmith and horseshoer, $2 50 to 35 per day: farmers, $1 a day aud $20 per month; 6 shingle and shakeboli-makers. see boss in cliy: rauch bianksmith: men to ¢uitivate beets, $1 per ton: man about place, 820 and found; horsemen and'others. Apply to J. F, CROSET &' & CO., 628 Sacramento at. ANTED—RESTAURANT COOK, $75; HO- tel waiters, $25: lunch cook, §10 weel second cook. 850; dishwasher and porter for restanrant. $5 1o $3: resiaurant _waiter, country, $10 & week: second cook. country, and others Apply to J. F. CROSETT & C0., 628 Sacramento. ANTED—YOUNG MAN. WITH $500 CAP- ital, to start assaying office in large mining camp, Wilh experienced Assaver and practica miuer, who will teach him the business; refereuces from 'prominent mining men in San Krancisco. Address H. R. K., box 68, Call. W ANTED—MAN AND WIFE, WAGES 835 A month and board: wife for laundress (plain washiog) and man o heip wash dishes, milk cows and do garden work: sieady work Address, sia ing references, W. METZ, Johaunisberg, Napa County, Cal. Cugk: COUNTRY; #30. MISS CULLEN, 323 AITRESS, COUNTRY Sutter st. W nurse girl, $15. R. T. Clay si., RESORT, $20. WARD & (0, 610 ERMAN WOMAN WITH A CHILD: MAR- tinez; $10; fare pald. MRS. LAMBERT, 417 Powell st. WOMAN COOK FOR SPRINGS; $30. HO- TEL GAZETIE, 420 Kearny st. IRLS LOOKING FOR POSITIONS WILL DO well If they call on MKS. DRUHM, 217 Geary. W ANTED For class North German nurse for a boy 4 years old: must have hud experience in kindergarten work and bring good references. Apply MISS MINUTH, 2014 Van Ness ave., bet. 8 and 11 A. a. W ANTED — ELDERLY WOMAN 70 0O ilght housework and take care of invalld; £00d Home for the right person. 655 Capp st. AN MATEO—A FIRST- EDMAKER'S ASSISTANT, HONEST AND sober, $15 per month and room. 765 Mission. AMRBER—YOUNG MAN WITH SOME EX- perience. Cor. Valenciaand Fourteenth sts. 339 7 ANTED—ELDEKLY MAN TO DO CHORES around bakery. 1139 Foisom st. RIGHT BOY OF ABOUT 16 YEARS AD- dress J. J., box 59, Call. (,‘vmfi) LUNCH WAITER WANTED. Kentucky st. FEW MEN WITH LARGE ACQUAINTANCE incity. Address B., 118 Fourth st. HAYES_BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL; subscriptions and want ads taken. 1245 ANTED—GOOD, SOBER BHOEMAKER. 535 Commercial st. M K HiNESE AND JAPANESE EA- yment oftice 51114 Bush st , nr. Grant ave, VHINE C M e entice charge of ma ery andy with all i Sober and trogiworthy fi Rome more ohject than salary. Box 4, (his oftice - AND JAPANESE EMPLOYMENT o references; Address Widower, QITUATION WANTED BY RELIABLE AND honest man (35) us porter in restaurant or 5al00n; s al%0 g0od wii\ hors: d would iike to take charge of & small privace stable; speaks and writes French, German and some English, Ade dress Z., box 138, Cail Oftice. ITUATION AS BOOKKEEPER, countant, cashier or as clerk in any or ail of these capaciiles: references given and salary not considered. Address H. O. .. box 93, Call Office. IDDLE-AGSD AMERICAN, WITH REFER- ence, wants piace about private place: horse, eood carpenter and painter: Address K., box 81, Call Office. wages Youae Max WANTS SITUATION AS choreman, citv or vicinity. for good home and small wa es: experienced; guaraniees satistac- tion. A. A.S. 1118 Taylors. M cow and garden 20. PEOTESTANT GIRL; LIGHT HOUSEWOR K. 174 Columbia square, bet. Sixit and Sevent b, oft Folsom. 2526 y — SUBSCKIPTIONS AAD aken for THE CALL. T ANTRD_A SMALL GIRL TO TAKE CARE of children. 544 Sixth st. s | RL TO ASSIST HOUSEWORK. | 907 Folsom st. | TOUNG G Apply a G | MARKET ST._BRANCH OFFICE OF 4 CaLv: want ads and subscriptions taken. IBST- cLASS FINISHER ON CUSTOM conts. 51215 Jesste st. ERMAN GIRL FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK: ®0od hume. 132 Castro si. ASSIST IN HOUSE- IRL WANTED TO work. 540 Haight st. THE FIFTY BALLET GINLS APFLY AT UNION- square Hall, 421 Post st, 10 A. M. sharp. 7OUNG GIRL; CARF. OF TWO CHILDR ight housework: $10. 2517 Bush st. Fn.\'xsu»-né ON PANIS: ALSO APPREN- tice. 1354 Stxthat. IRST-CLASS WAIST AND SKIR1 HANDS, 517 Mcallister st. 0SITION IN GROCERY URGEN ERAL MER- chandise store by experienced man, one who has owned busiuess for 7 years, cl.y o country. Address Clerk, 657 Minna. AN AND WIFE WISH POSITION IN Ho- tel or private piace city or couutry. Please 1or address J. LUND, 314 Fifth st. N ARB RS — YOUNG MAN, FIRSTCLASS barber, wishes steady position: clty or coun- try. C. B box 55, Cail. JOEEK, STEADY MAN WANIS WORK As 1D hostler or harness.cieaner; city orcountry. Ad- dress J. M., 415 Fift Y OUNG MAN WANTS WORK OF ANY Kind: city or country; carpenter by trade. Y. IRL WANTED 1434 O'Farrell s LIGHT HOUSEWORK TANTED— housework. IDDLE-AGED WOMAN;LIGHT xes $10. 34308 ~ixteenth st G TO ASSIST IN LIGHT HOUSEWOK 210 family: 88 710 Cole st., near Chut G TO ASSIST IN LIGHT HOUSEWOR must undersiand cooking. 1217 Webste e a RMAN WOMAN TO CARE FOR SMALL family. Apply 18 Stockion st., 2 to 8 . M. (JIRL T0 DO FLAIN HOUSEWORK. 50514 Hayes st. JERMAN OR SWEDISH GIRL FUR HOUSE- work fn country. Call, afternoon, 409 Osk st. 00D SHOEMAKER FOR REPAIRING D-FAYING BAK-RY IN LiVE- $900. fyogwn’n miles from Sen Francisco, on railroad station; located in center Of sever: smaller towns; rare chance for an active man. Apply WILKE, 783 Market st. ON, WITH 4 LIVING-ROUMS, $200. SAF0UN Uil ird i 3 barrels beer per_week:; owner compelied to sacrl fice. WILKE, 783 Market st. B OLD - ESTABLISHED SALOON, $2000. 320, Ermanriems, Sareen street, close to Baidwin Hotel: large stock of cholcest liquors: owner must depar: 10T ATizona. WILKE. 783 Market st. 30(). CORNER SALOON, SURROUNDED . . by factories and lumber-yards, south of Market sireet: rent $35; rare busiuessopen- iog. WILKE, 783 Marke: st. $65(0, BRANCH BAKEKY AND STA- £2: . tionery, with 8 furnished rooms: rent verage daily receipts $13: Western Addition: WILKE, 785 Marxet st ORNER SALOON, WITH LIVING-ROOMS, opposite City Hall, offered for $1200; actual value $2500; must be sold a once. IMpor AW business calls owner away fromthy. WILKk, 783 Market st. =() GOOD - PAYING RESTAURANT $T50. 22 ovster pariors. cioss to- Baidwin Hotel: owner wiil sell whole or take good active partner. WILKE, 783 Market si. PASTYER WANTED IN ESTABLISHED wine and liquor store: first-class bar trade and best ctass of family cusiom; price $1200: owner first-class custom. prefers honest, aciive partner to hired help. WILKE. 783 Market st. 2300 BAKERY IN FAST GROWING B .« n hbortiood: horse and wagon; good ust sell at once. WILKE. S Market BUSINESS CHA IGHEST CASH PRICE ture, restaurant, stocks. STENB. KG. $395, SoRxER ES—Continugq SPAID FQR 1y locn fixt 632 Marke:: 1. GHOCERY, 3 « living-rooms: best locas; near Iarge sale siuble aud factor. rofitable business. STENELLG arket st. 7p GOOD PAYING CoF;gj $ETH. Tunon parior: vior 2% valug Tn. siobk and Swaer alok: must sell. STEXT §650. e STATIONER branch baker ern Addition; recelpts $12 daily; | STENBERG, 652 Market st L OFFEE PARLOR, Biisy $600. ery. near siancer s years; has another store. STENEL| ket st. JINGLE MAN OF 45 Y ing lady with little m: nent busines: 3 THORQUGHLY ESTABLISIE] oy $900. 1o0n: 500 cisn: buinnc - ments: most seli; other business; low Larkin st. TOUNG EASTERN WIDOW DESIRES tleman partner; hours 11 to 6. 234 O st., room 6. ROCERY AND BAR: A GOOD LOCA 0 opposition. Inguire at Call Office. LACK WALNUT TOP COUNTER BAK tures for sa'e cheap. 331 Sixin st O-CHAIR BARBER-SHOP FOR SALE; G location. ~ Apply Call Office. store trads OLD ESTABLISHED FRUIT AND $1000. verdiabie "siore, near Miarked” st with large patronage: 2 horses, 2 wagons; owner Das othér buainess and must sacrifice AppLY WILKE, 783 Market st. IGAR-STORE FOR RENT, $20; G. 1179 Market st. 100D CORNER SALOON FOR SALE Ci American Brewery, 725 Green at ~() BRANCH BAKERY IN MISSION $4.)0. with four iarge living-rooms; rent $20; dally receipts 810; very good paylig place: clear- ing above $70 per month. WILKE, 183 Market DELICACY STORE: $350. Bracciass. payiog business: ocation in_Mission: 2 living-rooms: rent $12; DOING A choicest a / ANTED—TO BUY GROCERY-STOR G x cash. P. F., box 72, Call Oftice. FOR SALn 344 Toir YSTER AND CHOP HOUSE cheap: party leaving for £ SAEOON, 3 lving: OR SALE—STAR AND GAKTE 137 Fifth st.: established 11 year Fooms: no agents. &rea: sacrifice. WILKE, 783 Market st. COR. GROCERY AND BAR ON $1100. SoifenGate ave: rent #40; doing a first-class paying business: partners can't agree: actual vaiue $2000. WILKE, 783 Market st =() LIVERY AND BOARDING STA- KL350. biey ‘one of the best parts of the citys firsi-class horses and buggies, hacks, rockaways, etc : es abiished 20 years; firsi-class trade: bears investigation; chewp reat; long lease: owner sell- Ing on account of other business in the country. M. LESS, 5 Fourth st. 6" HOTEL AND BAR: 14 FURNISHED $650 roms rge dining-room sod bar- Toom: seller owns building: will give long lease: cheap rent: sickuess cause of sale; bears thor- ough Investigation. M. LESS, 5 Fourth st. 15(). BEANCH BAKERY. GEOCERIES OU. notions: north of Market st.; rent cheap; must be sold atonce; party going East. M. LESS, 6 Fourth st. $450, s 2w yrmE DU, etc, north of Market: 2 ‘furnished rooms: present owner there for four years: fall value in sight. Apply M. LESS, 5 Fourth st $125 PARTNER WANTED IN A RES ). taurant north of Market st. M. LESS, 5 courth st. $300. SYRYER SALOON WITH LIVING- & UV, rooms, in one of the best localities In the city, in the neighborhood of shops. factories, foun- dries, etc.: selis eight to ten half-barrels of beer per week: chesp rent: five years’ lease; old @stab- lished corner; well fittea up; good steady trade all day: large transient trade: lhis place ls easily worth $800 Lo any one, but is sacrificed at such_a low fi.ure as owner mustleave city atonce. M. ESPECTABL milk wagon work. 715 Hyde st,, near Sutter. W ANLED—_DISHWASHER; APPLY EARLY. 830 Howard. restaarant. l £ YOUNG MAN TO DRIVE reference. J., vox 131, Call. JTRONG BOY WITH SOME of bakery business. ¥XPERIENCE Apply 189 Polk st. ARBLR WANTED AT 14% MONTGOMERY avenue. WANTED. CALL THREE ACTIVE Mk 36 Howard st. between 8 and 9 A. . VW ANTED — WAITER AT 613 (Lay sT. 615 LARKIN-8SRANCH GFFICE OF 1HE CALL. Subscriptions and want ads taken. ARBERS—2-CHAIR SHOP; A BARGAL opposite new postoffice site and « lympic water bachs: 2 sunny living rooms; old s rent $12. Ingquire at Call Office. 00D ESIABLISHED 2 ahop: t nd: SHATR BARBER- must sell this week. 255 Third st. JTELLIGENT YOUTH WANTED T0 WORK evenings; references. Apply X Y Z box Cail Oftice, 46. BAKERS HALL. 819 HOWARD—FIRST- class bakers supplied. Apply to secretary. JTRONG BOY (NOT UNDER 16 FOR LESS, 6 Fourtn st. K975, BRANCH BAKERY, CIGARS, AND < { D, laundry oftice: good location : furniture of living-roms included; rent only $14: owner going kast. M. LESS, b kourth st. &L0(), SYBN'R HOTEL AND BAR, WITH o + 11 furnished rooms; ha: a good run of boarders and roomers: first-cliss bar tr.de: old established: worth £1600; bears thorough inves- tigation: owner selling on account of sickness. Apply M. LESS, 5 rourth st. 00D PAYING CANDY AND ICECRBAM factory; before the lst; cheap. This offloe GROCERY AND B $500. rooms: roceists s1= s ny Langton ANDY AND ICECREAM-STANT 1 YEARS here: sacrifice this week. 403 Jones st. INE SALOON AND LUNCHHOUSE WILL be sold at & sacrifice, At 106 Stcuart i, IRST-CLASS SALOON; FINE cheap rent: must sell. Apply 1200, SRoCERY AND BAR; NIC 8 . neat store: §00d stock: good [ ness: 4 living rooms. Address G. L., box offlce. APFR ROUTE FOR SALE. P. 0. BOX § North Temescal, Cal. FOR BENT - FAMILY RESTAURANT: large aining-room; French range: 2 snites of Tooms; bath, etc. Apply W. B. CLUFF,17 Sixth, FIXTUR 3 Third. 3 ORTLAND AGENCY_ THIS PAPER. IN. quire this office orai 133 Third st., Portland, Oregon. 9526 MISSION — SUBSCRIFTIONS 2 want ads taken for THE CALL - LODGING-HOUSES FOR SALE. AND Q(BOOM SUNNY CORNER i ) 20-room house on Mission; payments.. 24-r00m house on Market st............ 4v-room house: best in city. .. 4 rooms on Geary st.: $650 cash. 30-room country boarding house. . 10 rooms on Jessie st............ 15 room house on Sixth st only 14-room house on kddy st | 3 50 9-room house: elegaut furniiure: payments 1250 Other bargains. H. C. DECKER. 1020 Market st. 10 ROOMS 9n GANTLY FUR- $1250. nished; central: owner sick and must sell; part cash. DECKER, 1020 Market st. 3 LODGING-HOUSE OF 25 ROOMs; | $L000. oD rarnisned: “norin Sturces st.; lower floor of offices pays more than rent; sick- néss cause of sale; cheap rent. M. LESS, 5 4th st. G® STRAND, 1118 MARKET ST., WILL 1t your lodsing-house quick for cash. 3 HOUSE 16 ROOMS: MARKET: $500. sarzain 0% sivas b, 1125 Aacke HOUSE, 18 WELL- FURNISHED; S0 iU ves s = for man aud wite; 10vation best i cier 1118 Market st. 98 ROOMS, 180 NEW, PAYMENTS.. 24 rooms, $250 cash, $20 monthly... 32 rooms, part cash, a pick-up.. 100 rooms, coraer, rent $200. clears..... WINSTON & THOMAS, 646 Market st. good place STKAND, FIFTH SI.: DECKER, 1020 MARKET ST.—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE candy-store. App'y SCHALFER'S, 22 Sixth. 4 T wanc'sis and ‘subscriptions taxen. T ANTED—BY FIRST-CLASS WIN STATIONERY, CIG A R! « office; corner. DEUK i R. 1 LAUNDRY Market. £ AND must understand leman of good char- French. C. 0., box Wil quor house: a barkcoper: mixing drinks: also_indoor acter, must speak German 142, Cau ARBERS' ASSOCIATION FREE EMPLOY- ment Office. 8. FUCHS, Sec’y, 325 Grant ave. ANTED—CAPABLE MILLMAN W o dians mi only, J. A- LANE, Palace tiotel. AT TWO- Address by letter C., box 42, Call. Yoo EMPLOYMENT where there 1y chance of sdvancement; ROt afraid of work; wages no object. Address E. k., box 92, Call. MAN, 24 WANTS E JTEADY MAN (GERMAN) DESIRES SITU- tion as driver for wholesale house or grocery- s:ore; thoroughly undersiands the city. Address K. B., box 84, Call. 122 Post st. \} ANTED—A SITUATION BY AN AMERL can woman for general housework or work- Ing housexeeper: city or country. Call &t 3 Tay- 1o st., room o. TOUNG GLiL WISHES GENERAL HOUSE- work or second work In American famil $20. G. B, box 31, Call Office. (COMPETENT GIRL DRSIRES A POSITION as parlormaid and waitress; best city refer- Call at 811 Geary st. ence. RACTICAL MT R WANTS JOB AS FORE- man of quartz mine: references Adaress . box 31, Cali- M!DDLE-AGED MAN, THOROUGHLY COM- petent, wisies vosition «s barkeeper, city or country: bes: references given. D., box 74, Call, JITUATION WANTED BY STEADY lishman as coachman and gardene milker with six years' references. JAMES PREE, 35 Morris ave., San Francisco. ENG- good DE- TOUNG SWEDISH GIAL DE IRES Pusi- tion 10 do general honsework Iu American fam- ily; wages $15. Call at 48 Clara st. MIBoLE-AGED GEEMAN WOMAN WANTS work by the day, washing, housecleaning or ironing. 328 Fourth st IDDLE-AGED LADY WOULD LIKE SIT M "Uation sy housekecper or take cate of invain clty or countey. 45 ians bl 7OUNG, NEAT GIRL WANTS TO DO Up. stairs worc and waiuing. Call at 1562 Fif- teenth s., near Misson: entrance on Minna st. OUD WETNURSE WANTS SITUATION; has good reference. . N., box 37, Lall Office. Y YOUNG MAN OF EXPERIEN CE, SITUA- tion as collecior or city arummer; bést of ref- erences, aiso bond: weges easily arranged. Ad- dress B H., box 95 Cali Oflice. 167 38T 50 taken. ] — BRANCH OFFICE OF subscription and wans ads GERMAD RELABLE , UNMARRIED, COM- \ petent o take chiarge of winery, rd and orchard, wishes situaiio ferences. Ad- SHAFE Third st. [IEST-CLASS ALL ROUNDGARDENER AND rdist: marri fe could board or cook £00d references. Address Orchardist, OMAN WANTS POSITION TO DO HOUSE- cleaning by the duy. 44314 Jessie st. V WEDISH GIRL WANTS - POSITION TO do light bousework. Please cali 1024 Howard, ©) GIELS WANT WORK; HOUSEWO. K OR restaurant; sieep bome. 5251 Howard. Redwood City, RELIABLE YOUNG MAN WISHES SITUA- tion: Is a good stableman and gardener: handy and obiiging. Address Alex, Cail office Uakiand, box 11 TOUNG GIRL WANTED TO TAKE CAKE OF childrea; assist with upstairs work. 638 Baker. ANTED_FiRST-CUASS PANTS-FINISH. er. Call early, 90514 Howard st. (G!BL WANTED TO DO LIGHT HOUSE. work and slesp home. 1208 Stockton, rm. 4 200D VESTMAKERS WANTED., CHICAGO FOR GENERAL Mills, 775 Market st. W ANTED-_NEAT GIRL housework in a smail family. Apply 2627 ifornia st., near Scoit. 9526 BASSION 1 _BEANCH OVFICE OF 2020 T Cirx:sibscripuions and wank ade iaken. WANTED — SEAMEN, A. B. APPLY AT Shipping Agency, 10 Stenart st., upstairs. 5217 taken OOMS, 150 T0 75 PER NIGHT: 500 10 81 50 per week. Orlental, 226 Drumm st. MUNTGUMERY SI, BRANCH OFFICE V113 CALL; wan: ads aud subscriptions ANTED.TOCOLLECT WAUES DUE LABOR- ersacierks KNOX Collection Agey, 110 Sutter. 15 LARKIN-BRANCH OFFICE OF THE VEY ACME HuUsk iow Eixth. for a room: $o/ MAKKEL S1.. 86 bca Dight: $1 = wee< SALOON; COST #1100; BEST LOCA- « tion. H.C. DEC KER, 1020 Market st. 3] LOOMSINICELY FURN 25 rooms; new; rent $80: payments.. 18 rooms; corner; new: payin Sp-clal bargains this week. UNDERWOOD, 765 Market st. 1() BQOMS: ELEGANTLY FURNISHED: full of roomers: new: one set of furniture cost more than price asked. 203 Taylor st. & 75(). BESTAURANT, BEXWEBN LARGE D (DY), factories an1 toundries: receipta $800 per month; reat very 1 -asonable: bears (horough investigation. Appiy M. LESs, 5 Fourth st. Q6O BAKEw.Y IN FINE LOCATION i « north of Market st.. near Kearny: 'S one barrel flour per day all cash store living-rooms: run by presen. owner 13 years; proprietor also owns the building and will give alease. M. LESS, 5 Fourth st. $2:’)0 SALOON; GOOD LOCATION: NEAR DU, Marker: must be sold to-day on account of leaving city; cheap rent. M. LESS, 5 Fourth. P QR COUNTRY HOTEL: BAR: 40 $850. fons clearing $150 month. DECK- ER, 1020 Market s 150, & STAURANT ON « paying business. Market st. $45 &‘)00 RESTAURANT AND COFFEE PAR- - « lors; S. P. R. K. depot; 4 rooms; cheap ren| best reasons for selling. Apply HEALY, 917 Market st. [ XPRESS BUSINE-S; BEST STAND ON Market st., having steady trade: good horse and wagon; make offer. Apply HEALY, 917 Market st. $l_‘0 FRUIT, CANDY, CIGARS, ETG: . Western Addition; clearing 380 per month; living-rooms. HEALY, 917 Market st. *'00 LIQUOB SALOON NEAR FOURTH BOUU. ud Market, dofng a_business olearing $100 per month. W. F. HEALY, 817 Market st 1US STRAND, 1118 MARKET ST, WILL sell your business quick for cash, Q"OO CORNER SALOON: FULL VALUE D LUV, 10 stock and fixtures: sure to clear $150 a month. See GUS STRAND, 1118 Market. ELICACY, BRANCH BAKERY AND LIGHT grocery-store; living-rooms; cheap rent: a bar- galn. GUS STRAND, 1118 Market at. ODGING-HOUSE; BARGAIN: 23 ROOMS; always fall; rent $30. 366 Natoma st. —_— FURNITURE FOR SALE. URNITURE, STOVES UARPETS, COUN- ters, showcases. ANDERSON, 1121 Market. OUSEHOLD EANGES ARE THE BEST JOHN E. MEY ERS CO.. 947 Market st. —_— - FURNITURE WANTED. ¥ PBEST FRICES FOR FURNITURE, MDSE. etc. STREET & CRESWELL, Anctioneers,731 Howard streeet. Houses bought in their entirety. CARPET CLEANING. e (CABPETS CLEANED & RENOVATED LIKR Dew. 33 Tenth; tei. South 36, Mackintosh & Co. WATTS, reliable carpet-cleaning renovig, alter- . atlon works. 413 MoAllister. Tel. Jessio $91. CALL Subscriptions and want ads taken. SIRL FOR GENEKAL HOUSEWORK. AP PIy at grocery, 901 Poiut Lobos ave. HT MONTUOMERY COANER OF CLAY— OZ{ open vntii 9:30 oclock: branch office of ibe Call: subscriptions and wan: ads. taken. UPILS FOR PRACTICAL MILLINERY school: course thorough; pupils fitted for posi- tons: easy paymeats: satisfaction guaranteed. U6 ~utter st. o 410 Leavenworth at PEST AND QUICKEST PLACE ON EARTH 10 learn dressmuking and milllnery: perfect- fitung paterns, 25c. McDOW ELL'S, 103 Post st. (OFERATORS ON FLANAEL OVERSHIRTS and underwear. LEVL STRAUSS & CO., 3214 Fremont st. OST CONVENIENT AND RESPECTABLE: Winchester House, 44 Third st, near Market: 200 rooms; 2Bc to i 60 per night: $1 601033 d_bacgags 1o and from MALE HELP WANTED. svlsscmpi-mmq AND WANT ADS FORTHE CaLLtaken st branch ullica 89 Hayes st open until 9:30 o'clock. RAFINED GIRL WOULD LIKE TO TAKE Vcare of chiidren (can sew) or 50 where sn old couple s or as iady's companion; from New York. 726 U tavia st. = OUNG SWEDISH GIRL WISHES TO Do general housework: pialn cooking: g0od refer- ences. 513 McAliister s.. E>PECTABLE GIRL WISHES SITUATION to take care of children or do_light second work: city or country: references. 1505 Polk st., 101011 210 4. TOUNG STRONG GERMAN wants wor< by the day: washing, iro ing, housecieanin:: $1 and cariare. Cuil or address 3L, 1126 Folsom st., bet. Seveuth and Eighth. H() GIBLS FOR CHERRY-PICKING. 921 WOMAN Broadway, Oakiand, room 10. ST ONG. COMPETENT, YOUNG WOMAN wishes ‘situaijon: housework; $10 a month. Address A. C., box 77, Call. ADY PIANIST WOULD LIKE ENGAGE- ment; no trifiers. Address Pianist, 836 Mis- sion st. 315 LARKIN-BRANCH OFFICE oF THE 615 CAL Shnhion STk oF rm TIRACTIVE YOUNG EASTERN WID A‘ og:l':b::w‘n permanent housekeeper's Dacots a se, widower's or by & Jotuagnonrs, wi T Duchelor's home. E. GERMAN GIRL DESIRES A HO! done. s(‘.lll between 12 and 6 o'clock, 207 Post st., room 8. 2 RYLIABLE PERSON WOULD CARE FOR nvalil or children for passage 3 iand. B L., box 27, Call Office, 0 0 Eue W ANTED—BY MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN. T0 keep house for a couple without chi dren; £00d cook: 200d home main object. Address MRS N. J.WILSON, Alameda P. 0. IXPERIENCED LADY WOULD LIKE T0 GO Iraveling as a narse or compinion o I urope: speaks several lanzuaxes; Do wages but expenses. 757 Howard si., roomm 35, 52 \WIDOW WI-HES GENTLIMEN'S PLAIN irom to-day upon the requestof the defend- ant. washing; no extra charge for mending. A ply for thrée days 1824 Mlssion, from 13 to 9, lower floor. QIEADY YOUNG MAN, GOOD SHAVER, 1 would Iike position as barber. Address J. G, H., 826 Huyes st. OY, 18, WILLING TO WORK, WOULD LIKE a situation 1o make himself useful. G. B., box 43, Call. QTEADY RIELIABLE SCANDINAVIAN wants work of any kind: can drive and care for horses. Address 5. 5. W., box 43, Call Office. Y B YEARS OF AGE, WISHES PLACE work In the country or in & small city. Ad- dress N. C, box 141, this office. ot ASTLVE BUSIN ESS MAN, WELL AC- in wiiainted in Callforuia 12 yoafs' experience nes and liquors, wishes X - dress 210 Monteomery ave., room 47, A0 ARDENER (GERMAN), WITH BEST REF. anarences, loug experience in laudscape, orchard Ketable work, wishes position io A privace place 'Address G. L G., box 7%, Cal ufliow RANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL, 167 NINTI 41— Want ads and sabscripions een W 44 THIRD ST, NR 2Bc to 8150 per i INCHESTER HOUS) Market: 200 rooms ghi: $2 50 lo 86 per week; convenlent and respectabie basgage 10 and from (ke ferry, — FEMALE HELP WANTED, JREZ FARE FREE FARE, FOR 150 MEN 10 drive two horses and four horses, etc. at $1 75 day; 40 raliroad men at $1 75 day. free 1are; 50 farmers, orchard and vineyard, $20, dif- ferent places; 5 men to aig post holes, help bulld a fence, no experience required, $20 per month and found, for a bank company; 5 men to_irri orchard aud vineyard, bank company, $20 and found: fireman for an engine, $26 and found. chore boys and men, $8, $10_and $15; Vaque milkers; 40 men to bulld a canal, country, 20 and camp biacasmith, $50 and found country shop, $30° and found; sack- day and_found: buggy-washer, City. & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st | AUNDRY HELP WANTED; MARKER AND 4 distributor, 810 wee washer, small hand iaundry:'3 waiter boys: 3 hotel waiters: 3 dishwashers, 85 week, $15 month. MURKAY & KEADY, 634 and 636 Clay st. wer, 81 50 MURRAY QUBSCRIFTIONS AND WANT ADS ¥OR THE CaLL taken ac_brancn oflice, 539 Mayes sa: open untis $:30 o'clock. —LABORERS AND MECHANICS o know tha: Ed Kolkin, Keno Houss proprie- tor. stlll runs Denver Houss, 217 Third st: 160 large rooms; 8¢ per night; $1 (0 $3 per week. AKGE STOCK NEW AND SECOND-HAND shoes for sale; lot ladies' and misses’ shoes, 25¢ up: misfits exchanged: good repairing: shoes made o order any style $3 ap. Ceniral Repalr- ing Shop, 749 Mission st., near Grand Opera-house. 830 HAYES SLoBRANLH OFFICE OF THE CALL; subscripiions and wads sds taken. W ANTED—1000 MEN 70 EAT OUR FREE lunch with bottie beer or wine, 5¢c. Managed by JACOB DREY FUSS, 412 Jackson st. S, COR BIXTLENTH ST NEAR MISSION branch office of THE CALL' Subscriptions and ‘want ads taken. ANTE $2000, LARSE EXPRESS AND TEAM. Z . ing business: 4 fine horses and 3 bus rides furnished: finest WINSTON & THOMAS, 645 large new wagons: stand in the city. Murket st. (GRUCERY AND BAR, CITY FRONI: GOOD business; established by present owner 23 years. RIEDY & CO., 1027 Marke: st .2 B600. e boidine: s-ning 10 barress bene per we:k: average daily receipts from $18 to $25: Tent $60; other busiuess compels ownerto sa.ri fice; 110 agents need apply. Particulars Phaaix Bar, 533 allfornia st. - SALOON 1 BLOCK FROM CHRONI- (ARPETs CLEANED RENOVATED LIKA new. J. MCQUEEN, 453 Stevenson, Tel. 8.228, DVANCE CARPET-CLEANING CO. 402 Sutter; tel. Main 894 GEO. WALCOM, prop. (QULY STEAM CARPET-CLEANING WORKS: cleans, moves, iays carpets. 4. H. STEVENS, Mgr., 38 and 40 Fighth st.: telephone South 260. (CABPEI-CLEANING, So: LAY samples free: tel. Jjessie 944. St W HEN YOU BECOME DISGUSTED WITH poor work send to SPAULDING'S Ploneer Car- Pet-beating Works, $553-57 Tehama st.; tel So. 40. NG, 8c; RUG ton, 38thsc. LD.ESTABLISHED WOOD AND COAL yard dolng first-ciass business: low rent; cen- rally located; good reasons for selling. For par. ticulars address L. M., box 84, Call Office. §5H50 NILL BUY GOOD- PAYING GRO- cery: good place for man or woman: present owner had It 14 years: wants to retire. 331 Montgomery st., room 17. OURNEYMEN BARBERS' INTERNA- tional Unlon of America Free Employment Bureau, 34 Fourth st. I LESS. Secrotary. ADIES' SBOLING, 35c; MEN'S SOLING, 60c; fine shoes made $2 up. 062 Mission st OSEDALE, 321 ELLIS, NR. TAYLOR—100 single furnished rooms; 25¢ & night: $1 week. 2000 PALR, ANOTHER LOT MEN'SSHOES, been damaged by water, a: less than one- fourth their value. from 75c up to $250. 562 Mission st., bet. First aud Second. ANTED—_MEN 10 LEARN BARBER irade; shops, teols, positions furnished: 8 weeks required. ' F. Barber College, 13834 Eighth, LCHO HOUSE, 86314 MARKEL ST, 20c. 26c 10 50 night §1 10 $3 weex. SINGLE ROOMS luo AND 180 NIGHT, 60 and 75c week. Lindell House. Sixth and Howad. wuay $350 DAIRY PRODUCT STORE, WITH § « living-rooms: rent $16, A. F. MICH- ALLS, real estate broker, 1236 Market st., room $5OO PARTNER WANTED; GROCERY + and butcher business: good location: fine chance. A. D., box 6, this office. > TR CORNER SALOON CONNECTE, $2T5. Win ' aley ! goed wnan arried man. 385 Fourthst. SO B 3150 EB':‘(D:E‘VC% B“A]l(ERY AND COFFEE . ving-room: boarders. 87314 Market st., room 17 "0 Steady GENTL MAN WANTS A LADY PARTNER for restaurant business. Ad : 30, this office. e o $300. RESTAURANT. Witk ¢ Fum . nished rooms; - boarders and traosient. 1309 Castro sre: TeEUL8¢ 2 HOTEL AND RESTAURANT COOKS; HO- S’,.‘;' porler. MURRAY & READY, 634 and 636 . ANTED—WAITER WHO SPEAKS SPAN- ish, $35: waiter, San Benito County, $20 to $25; waiter, Butte County, $20; young man to learn waiting, $10: young man as T in res- taurant, $15; _waiter, coffee-house, $30; waiter, private hotel, $15, etc. ANDRE'S, 308 Stockton. ANTED—SECOND COUK FOR RESTAU- rant, $55; second cook, firsi-ciass boarding- house, $50; cook for chophouse, $9 & week: cook. chophuuse, country, $30; Frencn cook, private family, $28; third cook $30: Freach piain cook, $060: eic. ANDRE'S, 308 Stockton st W AITRESS FOR COUNTRY HOTEL, $30: chbambermald, assist waitlng, same hotel, $20. MURRAY & READY, Ing Employment Agents, 834 and 636 Clay st. RA3GH coox, &25; GERMAN WOMAN TO Cook on ranch, $25: girls for housework snd (ooking, country, $16 and $20; woman for piain gooking and housework, conotry, §15, fare paid. MURKAY & READY. Leading Employment Agents. 634 and 636 Clay st. ‘W ANIED—LAUNDRESS, PRIVATE FAM- 1ly. $25: cook, country boarding house, $20: French girl for housework. $25: two German sec- ond girls, $20: French nurse, $20: two_neat sec- ond girls. $20: nurse, with rererence, $20: Ger- D nurse. £90; waliress, country hotel $22 50; for ‘housework, 1or country. $25; girls to Assis- 15, Apbly toJ. . CROSETT & CU., 316 — e s gl F YOU WANT SITUATION GO TO MRS | SPENCER'S office. 1521 Park st., Alameda. NGINEER, SMALL HUTEL, $15, ROOM, board, etc.: 4 waiters, $15 and room: pot washer, $16 and room: restaurant cook, #30 and room: dishwasher. $20 and room; piano-piayer, country; second cook, $25; restaurant porier second cook, $60; second cook, 850 and room; tamaie-maker; man and wife. smail place, §25, room, board, eic.; 3 waiters, $25 tw $30 and room: Sdishwashers, $16. MARTIN & CU., 748 Market. 7 BANCH HANDS, g28 PER MONTH; 8 ranch hands, $15: 3 milkers: boy for store work: 20 laborers, city, §1 75 per day. MARTIN & CO.. 749 Marke:. MILEER, CODNTRY, $26; FARMHANDS, 315, oaniey. $%0 aod §30; cherebeyiaad mik. : cook. country, $30; 8 acraper siers, clty, £1°60 ny. walier. poarding nouse, $40. "E T WARD & Cu., 605 and 610 Clay st W ANTED—EXPERIE CkD DRIVER FOR milk wagon in city: references requ'red. W. D.EWER & CU., 626 Clay st ] SIMON WANTS 100 MEN TO GET_BOI- . tle beer or wine Bc: bes: free Junch. 643Clay INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIED ST, NE. Market: 200 rooms, a night: 3 ro0m: fTee bus and bazgage to and from the ferry. AGENTS WANTED. GENTS — “NANSEN IN THE FROZEN IWorld” can be sold easier than any other book now in the market; choice of exclusive fleld to first applicants. F. Person, manager: subscrip- tion dept.. The Whitaker & Ray Company, 743 Market st. ROOMS WANTED. VW ANTED—A HOME FOR A GIEL OF 10 ars in a g:0d Protestant family where utleman can bave & room: mus: be centrally ocated and terms moderate. Address A. F. M., box 157, Call Oflice. OR 4 UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR housekeeping; state yrice. Add. J., box 61, Call. —_— 1309 Castro st. RANCH BAKERY, GROCERY AND NoO- tion store; sunny rooms upstairs; rent $14: n0 agenis. SW. cor. Seventh and Bryane E MITCHELL, CARPET-CLEANING CO,, - 240 1dth st.; cleaning 3¢ a yard. Tel Mis. 74. ONKLIN'S CARPEL- BEATING WORKs, 853 Golden Gate ave. Telephone East 128 615 LARKIN-BEANCH OFFICE OF THE O CALL Subscriptions and want ads taken. —_— e FOR SALE—MISUELLANEOUS. FINE SEALSKIN JACKET FOR 3100, COST $250. UNCLe B AKRIS, 15 Grant ave. ALSO ICE- 208 Taylor st. FOOT COUNTER: DRAWE: chest, with $ shelves. 7 S ~WING MACHINES FOR RENT. WEEK or month: ali kivds repaired. 1659 Market st. INE OIL PAINTINGS FOK SALE; SACRL fice. C.,box 8 Call ufice, Oakland. “ROOM FURNITURE FOR SALE, $140. 1914 Sixth st. QPLENDIG SMITH-PREMIER TYP X writer, No. 1: a bargain. L. and M. ALEXAN. DEE, 110' Montgomery st AFES_BARGAINS IN NEW AND SECOND- hand: all sizes; Als0a lot of safe-deposit boxes. CHARLES WALTZ 109-111 Market st., S. F MISEIT FIE svir ros si0 AT THE Ciothing Parlor, 513 Montgomery . ARTNER WANTED — GERMAN SPEAK. ing; colportage aud bush-haudling. Roas & and 4, 235 Kearny st., between 10 and 4. HOICE WINTER APPLES, COLD STORAGE, in good condi:fon for the trade at low prices. CONSUMERS' ICE COMPANY, 420 Eighth st. %450 GROCERY AND BAR: 8 YEARS . lease at $25 ¥ R ek R per month. Post and Y SUAG Laby, STRANGER, WANTS GEN- tieman partner 9 Powell ?L. 2d floor, rm. 8. OUNG WIDOW (STRANGER, Y s paes P o AUNDRY ROUTE FOR SBALE: RUNS $58 §ipbaled Address B. C, box 45, this office. T ARS, BACK BAKS MIKKOKs SHOW- 1) cases, counters, lnolenm, office furnitura, stors and office furnitur. aud fxiures. Dew and second hand. J. NGONA®N, AU17-2U1-1021-3023 Mission st above Sixth. AFES_NEW AND Market st. 7-HORSE-PUWrR ENGINE, 1 &-HUKS.:. 1 power engine, wiih Loller, zay-cogine, iathes planers and shapers. 515 Sixih st SECUND-HAND, 609 ROCERY AND BAR WITH GOf : G rooma; cheap reat. Tnis oftice. LU~ SUILERS.ENGINES, D H A0 MACHINERY 5 wazer-pipes. Melntosn & Wolpman, 157 Beala (GA K-STORE FOR 795 Mission st. ON ACCOUNT OF 358 Fourth st. (COBNER SALOON AND ¢ sale. Irquire siquor-store, ('SARSTAND: CHEA BOARDING WANTED. ROQY AXD BOARD IN FAMILY IN EX- 37 Chaoge for part of time; good dressmaker. 1. . box WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS. SELL YOUR BOOKS NOVELS AND CLOTH- ing to A. KLEIN, 109 Sixthsw; send postal sickness of proprieor. A BABGAIN FOR THE RIGHT PAR1Y. For sale—An eighth or half interest in an in- corporated mining company; this property s well developed aud has been continuously worked for the past 12 munths: now needs a small additional working capital. For full particulars, which will be made satisiactory to bona-tide purchaser, please address J. C. W., box 134, Call, $100. Kearny st BAKERY AND NOTION - STORE for sule, on account of sickness. 1032 NOFrEE MILL SCALES. LELUKE PRESS stand desk, money till, sate: cheap. 102 Clay, SHELV- 63 Mission, nr. 7th, [AES, SHOWCASES COUNTERS D iug, etc., bought and sold. 3 NEV ELMWOQOD RANGES ARE THE BEST. W. & RAY MFG. CO, 12 California st. A LARKI 7 —BRANCH OFFICE OF THRE O CALL Subscriptions an! want ads taken. PROFESSIONAL CARDS, J OB RICHARDS, Law o 26 and 27, Crockec 95 Man Erancisco Cal ICKS. KOOMS A elopLone Mae S WISHES Wonms S to ass; must speak Euglish 5 undersiand French. H. M., box 93, Cs 2 ~ i, ! 1