The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 11, 1897, Page 12

2 ‘| THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 1897. . et L e e FOR AND AGAINST THE MISSION 200 Representative Citizens Ar- gue Before the Street Committee. Colonel 0O’'Byrne Characterizes Public Squares as Public Nuisances. r. the Anierson Says They Are Great Necessity of the Poor. The Street Committee of the Boara of ervisors yesterday entertsined a large delegation of representative citizens rep- resenting the Mission Improvement Club. Tley came to plead the cause of the Mis- sion parks—some for the ‘‘zoo,” which contemplates a larger park, aud some for the small park and very much against the “z00.” There were some thirty persons present who waited patiently in the outer room for over an hour for their opportunity to be heard. When finally the sergeant-at- arms threw open the door and called tor the *““Mission Zoo” they all filed ia. William M. Bunker began the pleadings in behalf of the purchase of a large tract of iand at some point in the big stretches toward the sea beyond the Mission proper. He said he had no special site to desig- nate, but believed that many eligible bids would be offered when called for, and de- clared thatnow when lana was so cheap opportunities would be offered that might not return. He said the establishment o1 8 zoological garden in San Francisco could not be urged as a luxury buta neces He said that the building of the Santa Fe into Los Angsies had diverted some of the trade that had beiore that time belonged to San Francisco in the south. The buud- ing of the Northern Pacific and Oregon Short Line into Portland, Tacoma and Seattle had diverted some of the trade from this City on the north. San Fran- cisco, he said, must do something to re- trieve itself. He suggested thatthe estab- lishment of such a zoological garden as is contemplated would go far toward that | end in farnishing an attraction to visitors | from all parts of the country. Colonel 0'Byrne made an eloquent plea for the zoo and the big park. He said that public squares were little less than so many public nuisances, being chicfly used as trysting-places for the lewd and | dangerous classes; menaces ‘o the young; they were especially dangerous when near schools where children were liable to their baneful influences. T. F. Hagerty and Dr. Jerome Anderson made the speeches of the afternoon in be- haif of the small park. Mr. Hagerty sisted that the small park was really the people’s park, affording resting” and brea:hing places where they were really needed. He denied the truth of Colonel O'Byrne’s argument as to the menace to good morals in the small park. He said that all the cities of the world supported bim in this statement. The gores formed by the intersection of streets, which were illy adapted for buildings, should be | turned into beautiful breathing and rest- ing spots, as in done in so many cities. | | | The Zoological collection could be placed in Golden Gate Park, wi ere it belonged. The taxing of the people for the purchase of a larger park at this time he said would | be a great outrace. Dr. Anderson spoke to the subject as a | physician. He said that the small park, | letting the fresh air and sunlight into the dark places of the City, was a necessity to | ¢ *1 practice and ‘ive among the | the poor. poor and I know their needs, doctor. “They cannot go to Golden Gate | Park. It costs them what they have not | —time and money. A spot where they | can wheel the baby-carriage into and rest | and get the sunlicht and sir is what they want as a mnecessity to their health. I would like 10 see breaches cut into the districts along Jessie and Tehama streets for this purpose. That is hardly possible 10 accomplish, but here we have a chance in the proposed purchase of the two blocks composing the old Jewish grave- yard.” Addresses were made by George D. Shadbourne, George L. Center and others. The committee took the matter under consideration. MISS DREYFUSS' SOHOOL. A Splendid Evtertainment to Be Given | This Evening. The pupils of Miss M. F. Dreyfuss’ dancing-school will give a select enter- tainment this evening at Native Sons' . The following is the programme: d march, polka, class; minuet, by four- young ladies and Master Arthur Rein- stein and Lowell Krigbaum; sword dance, Mauster Carence Dawson; tambourine danoe, Mitses Marguerite and Aileen Power | Preifer, Pheebe Gibson, May Shan 8 hina Pritcnard and Addie Rehn; doli dance, Miss Viola Lang; “Ya.kee Doodle,”” Master Roy Rodgers; Lover's Querrel, Misses Ida Cooms and Lillian Dolliver; scarf dance, Miss Lois Underwood; song and dane Miss Gracie Rotholtz chuca, Miss Edna Brag; " said the | tee ilor's_hornpipe, Misses Addie and kre. Rehn, Mabel Pietier, Tryphina Pritcher Phoebe Gibson, Carrie Dolliver, Marguerité | Powers, Irene Sullivan and Master Harry Man- gels ; “‘La Petite,” Miss Marguerite Marks; dance, Miss Jessie Raphae! ; “Comin’ Thro’ the Rye,’” Miss Ethel wn; Cupid, Miss Sybil Goldstein; skirt dance, Miss Carrie Do liver; Scotch fling, Miss Irene Sullivan; ereco- vienne, Miss Gertie Rotholz spanita and song, Miss Jennie M La Perle, 1ss Rosalie Goldstein; and song, | Miss Z:ala Cook; Esmeraids, Miss Florenss Cloa skirt dance, Miss Lyd Reinstein; Highland fling. Master Harry Mangeis; Leons’ Miss Mabel de Ross; Bower ballet. tweniy-tig young ladies; song and dance, Misses Liliv | Levey ana Maude Still; fan dance, Misses | rcds Rehn, Mavel Peiler, May Shunhees hina Pritchard; Polish'dance, siiss Ad nstern; minuet in costum it of the smallest pupiis, Misses Ribble Kerby Butler, £ybi. Goldsiein, Viola Leug, Bessic Rattager Gracie Rotnolz, Liliian Dolliver, Jennis Metzier U-ban, Master Harry Maugels; Hune garian ballet, Misses Reita Carter, Adeie Mor. genstern, Phebe Suipper, Maude Still Florence' Cloak, Daisy Veaco, Li‘ly Levey} fancy dance, Miss M. F. Dreyfuss (leacher), Adfter the distribution of prizes the floor ill be cleared for dancing. s e SUICIDE OF A JAPANESE Walter Ikeda Ends a Debauch on Stolen Money and Then Dies. Walter Ixeda, a Japanese, 20 years of age, committed suicide early yesterday morning at 12 Waverly place, because of a quarrel he had with a woman known as Molly Morgan. He used a revolver, stolen from his em- ployer, Dr. 8. Trask, of 321 Geary street, and sent & bullet into his heart. When the police and Coroner were notified the belief was that the Jap had been mur- dered in a drunken brawl, but investiga- tion clearly showed that it was a case of suicide. O the preceding evening Ikeda sent a note to the woman telling her to get her friend Kittle Montgomery and meet him and Henry, another Japanese, and go on a spree with them. The quartet drank all night ana finally reached 12 Waverly place, where they went to sleep. None of the party knows when Ikeda arose and went to another room, where he ended his life. He left a letter addressed to Molli in which he askeq ber to forgive him. | situations. was well connected in Japan, but that he was inclined to be sport: 1n fact, he stole $15 as well as the doctor’s revolver. ————pe—— HOTEL ARRIVALS. GRAND HOTEL W H Miner & w, Cal__ J Nowlan, Ohio E K Tonart, Duich Fiat Miss J A ~ole, N Bedford C E Thomas, D C J B Hovt Birds Landing M fanger, N ¥ ¥ 0 Mow H L Swain & w, Oakld ¥'S %o Napa C H Turer, Fresno 1 1L Sm th, Harford W R Advelina X i Wilion, Merced W H lilton, Glen Eilen Miss H E Frisble, Oblo Mrs P W Sampsell, Paul Sampsell, Ohio Mrs Adams, San D) Miss Ad; an Diego E J Lowry, Fresno W W 1hatcher, 11opland uigo. Birds Lau G K ttider & w Wilkon, Rivers Mrs A Z --oodward,Sacto | s Goodward, Sa Iw 03 Angeles G B Grabam, Fresio W Cal W H Dyer & w, Cal Mrs A Houkins.staClara 1is Hopkins, sta Clara W H Bradley, Los Ang . Cal Mrs Holberzer, Salinas W H Worswick, Los Ang C H Cummings, Sacto R D Hatch, Novato C Edgerton, A ngeles S H Drachmav, Tucson Z T Cole, Los Angeles Mr & Mrs McRuer,Napa Dr & Mrs Tennant, Cal Miss Dovis, San Jose W -chaw, Sacramento E k Holbrook, Hollister J Walters. Cal W Bruce, (Licago M Mcsimmons, Denver M J Gardner, Sto E M Long, sStockton <ton T Pascoe, 103 Ange LICK HOT MrsRM Dodge, Kenwood & K Whitton, San Jose J C Wilson, Cal H P Tayior, San_Ratael J Bray. Sol ora Mrs C A Meiser, Minn Emily W tificld, Minn G H White, Bo-ton M T i ennis,Los Avgeles C L Morrill, Johsunesbg W D Nicholas, PoloAito A F Schafer, Cai I Copeiand, Ville R R Bulmore & w, Cal ¥ L Smith, Santa Crus P Bohl, Sacramento W D Vinter & fm, Cal ' W Bearusby, Cal Dr A M Gardner, Napa J M _Wikmans Newman E D Goodrich, Néw York C L Dimon Jr. N Y T Maioney & W, Cal K C Keils, Cal C Stalimaa, Cal O Stevens, Cal W Mason & wt. Cal G S Baetley, Los Ang Miss Baeiley, Los Avg J P Roderer & w, A aski Mrs E T Johason, Muss A Holbrook & w, Mou G Siallenbeck & w, Cal Mrs W D Asuion, Cal L C Boyd, 1 acoma Miss Ormany, Portand G B Ormandy. Portland P S Peterson, SantaClara MrsJCPennington, Cul A P Short & wi Cal D i Boyson, Sacio T Sullivan, Newcastle BALDWIN HOTEL T Cunningham,Stockton P Wi 3 P Carroll, Siocktou J H F Mrs A Huéstman, Stktn W J Wellington, N ¥ C M Hunier, N Y Ec C J Oliver, Petaluma F G ) C F Burns, Fresno M J Coli G Burton, Vailejo N Plerce, S Miss \\ ails, Bu (e Mrs C Abbott, Butte A La Moct, El Paso U A Ligare, N Y W S ~tratton, Col Mrs J S Cobb, San Jose Miss « obb, San Jos Rub!in, Obio W aMadden, N ¥ C M Edwards & w, Mich PALACE HOTEL. Jose Mrs J Fernly &s, Phila ins, Oukland intosh. Sianford J N Burke, ~an Jose Vicho s, Hartford W H Christie. Emeryy Mrs A Macintosh, Stantrd MrsJ H P Atkins, sk Danviile Mrs C E Brown. sn Jose fiman, Sacto Hurry Frank. N Y Mrs AE Harding. k.xcello H Jecovy, N Y Miss Hardlng, Excello 3 Joyce Jr, Hartford T Hopkins, Menlo Jas Fernly, Phila Mrs Hopkins, Menio SAN FRANCI BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco CALT—~ 710 Market street, open until 12 o'clock every Dight in the year. BRANCH OFFFICES— corner Clay: open until 9:30 o'clock Hayes street, open until 9:30 o' 615 Larkin street SW. corner Sixteenih and Mis antll 9 o'clock. 518 Mission street lock. open until 9:30 o'clock. ou sireets; open open until 8 o'clock. 167 Ninth strect; open until §:30 o'clock. 1505 Foli street: open until 9:30 o'clock. NW. corner Tweniy-second and Kentucky strects; open uill § o'clock. CHURCH NOTICES. ES, FEENCHREFORAED CHUKCH —THE ervices will be hela hereafterat 927 Pacific st., bet. Powell and Mason, at the usual hours. NOTICE OF MEETINGS. YERBA BUENA LODGE OF Perfection No. 1—Regu'ar meeting THIS (FRID\Y) EVENING, June 1i,at S oclock. D.13." GEORGE J. HOBE reta fia ORIENTAL LODGE NO. 144, F. and A. M .—Third degr THIS e A. S HUBBARD, Secretary. (FRIDAY) EVENING at 7 o'cloe £, 011" E OF STOCKHOLDERS MEET <& ing—By viriue of & r-solution of the Board of Directors of the Pacific Const Jockey Ciub, a corporation duly orzanized and existing under and by Virtue of the iaws of the State of Californis, cuiy passed at a meeting of sald Boari of Direct: d that the annual meeing hoiders of this corporation be heid on TUESDAY, the 274 day of June, A D. 1897, at the office of the Pacific Coast Jockey Ciub, parior he Paluce Hotel, in the City and County of ancisco, Stace of Calijornia, at the hour of ‘clock M., and the stockholders of ta'd <Orpo- raiion are hereby not that & meeting of stockhoiders of the Pacific Coast Jockey (1ub be heid in parlor A of the Palace iiotel, in the 1 County of San_Francisco, S t Cait , upon TUF SDAY. th ¥ of June, A. I\ Bt the Lour of 12 o M. for the purpose direc ors for the ensuing year, amend ws of sald corporation and (0 pass a ixing ¢ for annnal con and do such other bus presented Dated San Francisco, Cal, this 3 day of June, A.D. 1897. S.N. ANDROUS, President. F. H. GREEN, Secretary. ings, aud ¢ ss as may be SPECIAL NOTICES. = ‘LL ALL KINDS OF DRY goods, hosiery, unde-wear, bedspreads, towels, table-covers, laces. emtroidery, linings, trimmings, veilings, etc. very cheap ai Pioneer Dryxoods Store, 105 FIfth st EZ ., ELL'S DAIRY IS NOW LOCATED at 234 aud Foisom sta. Telephone white 271, THEY EZ_TURKIE CABINET BATHS FoR gents and ladies. R., 11, 13014 Geary st. '\|\l TELENTH 3 GRAND AN- nual picnic and_excursion of the! Ausirian Military and Benevolent Assoc ation. in their elégant new uniform, Agr cuitural Park, San_Jose, SUNDAY, June 13.1897. Round trip $1. 1 rain leaves Third and Townsond sis. at 9:30 A M. Stops st Valencia station at 9:40, COMMITTEE. net baths: gents and ladies. Kooms 28-29, 17 Stockton st £ JAD IENANTS EJECTED FOR s collections made: aiy or country, Pacific Collection Co., 415 Montgy st., room 6: tel. 6550, = PAY CITY TRANSFER CO. REM 244 10 31134 Sutier. ‘{ runks delfevred DIVIDEND NOTICE DIVIDEND NOTICE—DIVIDEND NO. 44 (25¢ per share) of the I1U I CHINSON SUGAR PLANTAT )N CO._will be payable at the office of the company, arket st., on and after MONDA Y, Jun: 21, 1897 ausfer-books will closs Tuesday, June 15, 3 0'clock . M. E. H. SHELDON, Sec. MAN COOK, SUPEKIOR, B s, wishes a siiuation: Swedish girl for housework also wishes situation. nurse with best of references desires situation: & numoer of first- class servants on hand at present time awaling Leave viur orders with s 16 Sutier st IT & CO., MRST-CLASS GERMAN COOK AND HOUS work girl desires situation: 533 yaars last piac cliy or country. MISS COLLE-~, 525 Sutter . (VERMAN EMPLOYM T LAM BERT, tel. main & Powell st. W DELIABLE WOMAN WISHES 811 \ good cook: light housewor! Work for moderate wages: Fourth st, over the florist. M LP: ALL eiClays5 UATION washing: city or country. 2714 J3¥ WIDoW, AS HOUS) ower's family or bacheior ommended; city or country. st. Oskiand. EEPER IN WID- house: well rec- M. D., 1883 Fitth 70U RL WISHES A PLACE IN A bakery as store lady. 1228 York st QWEDISH GIKL WANT work dally. Seventh. 1 s FEW _HOURS 153 Russ s, bet. Sixth ana [IRST-CLASS COOK, GOOD REFERENCES, desires si:uation. Address or SLTIE call 1360 Pacific IRBT-CLASS COOK, SWEDISH, WISHES & siuation: wages 825 to $30. Address 3 1481 Fifieenth st., near Howard. o JITUATION WANTED BY YOUNG GIRL AS 1 waitress in private family or small restauran: must ilve at home. 946 Hurrison st. ATIRACTIVE YOUNG desires a piace as % orkin or bacheior's home. FRENCH WIDOW ousekeeper; hot 122 Post st., room 2+ "Oro 7OUNG WOMAN ~ WANTS WASHING, housecleaning, cooking. sewing. eic..by day of week: will work cheap. MES. H., 310 Sixth st USTRIAN GIEL WISHES SITUATION housework or chambermalid, §16 10 820, Ad- dress Austrian Girl, 12135 Silver st. near Third. JITUATION WANTED As WAITRESS AND chambermala. 44 Third st., room 32. ST REFER- | 3 ECRE | o FITUATIONS WANTED—Continued. WOMAN WANTS SITUATION ~TO DO Bousework: is good plain cook; city or eoun- try. Apply 1000 Washington st SITUATIONS “WANTED-Continued. HELP WANTED-Continued. HELP WANTED—Continned. APANESKE WANTS A SITUATION TO DO Jpllln cooking or housework at famlily in city. Adaress HENK Y, pox 33, Call Y OUNG WOMAN, NEAT AND GOOD COOK, wishes position at housewor< in private Amer- JTRONG YOUNG MAN, HONEST AND IN- Sdisious wiene Scaatlon o drive grocers: W nding o dba: home Cail 131 Fourih st room 1. JITUATION WANTED BY FIRST-CLASS chambermald or waiircss; hotel prefeired. Ad- | & dress G., bux 22, Call Office. | Y OUNG GERMAN GIRL WOULD LIKE T 0 to Germany with family to take care of . hil- dren in month of July. ~ddress 2444 Howard st. \i'ul,',\n: LADY WOULD LIKE WORK OF | X any kind by the day: reasouubie. 811 Cappst. S HOUSEWORK AND V) OMAN wis 1579 Fifteenth washing by the day; sewing. 8t., near Mission. GTRL \\TUI'I D LIKE JEAT YOUN ITUA- AN tion to do ight housework; one who Is wiliing and obiiging: sieep home; Mission. Address . B., Sixteenth and Mission, Cali Branch. 7OUNG LADY WISHES POSITION IN STA- tionery or candy store: experienced. Addrcss Call Branch. Sixteenth and Mission sts. A RESPEC IUATION WANTED BY & young woman; g00d cook and Isundress; best of references. Please call 1334 Turk s TOMPETENT WOMAN WA WORK BY ply 411 Polk st TOUNG SWEDISH GIRL, WANITS WORK bs the dav: piain_washing and ironing or hous-cleaning. Appl: 1331 Fulton st. Y OURG PARISIAN WiDOW IN REDUCED circumstances would like & place as house- keeper In bote, bachelor's or widower's home Room 31, 1122 Market st. | W ANTED—BEY A MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN a pleasant home (small wages) where there are no culidren: x0.d cook: n-a. avd reliable: country preferred. Address W., box 21, thisoffice. W ANTED— BY rienced nurse, with reference, Y. W. C. A., 12 | | U'the du> to do washing, troning or cieaning. Ap- i | | AN EXP for intant or 1 O'Farrell st. | cnila.” Address M., Y OUNG CANADIAN GIRL N STRANGER in the city, wonid like any indot work to do. 124 Sixth st room 11. }‘«|u~ KL, JUST FROM THE EAST., sires to securc lucrative housekeeper's bachelor's or widower's home preferred. siou st., room 5. | Qr E Y OUNG WOMAN WISHES WORK BY THE dar washing and ironing. or any Kind of work; 18 in great need of it. - Address 524%4 Fulton st. V DE- TUATION WANTED BY A THOKOUGHLY competent house- ceper: no objection to bache- 7a’ Sixth st., room 10, FOMAN WANTS WOKK BY THE DA Ritch st., off Folsom, bet. Third and Fourth. 100D GENMAN GIRL WANTS PLACE, X smail family. for general housework: refer- | eunces. Address 707 Devisaiero st, ear Grov RENCH LADY, WITi GIRLS YEARS OLD, would i1ke to care for chiliren or do li: ht house- work: city or country. 424 Twe 10 DO LIGHT Call 1810 TOUNG GIRL Wot housework and assist with cooking. Larkin si.. rear. AT GERNAN GIRL WANTS A PERGIA: fcan family: wages $16. Address U. S. 5. box 45, | milk or delivery wagon. Address W. D. L, 1506 | Cai ttice Fltccenth st, city. TOUNG WIDOW DESIRES POSITION AS| JAPANESE DESIRES PUSITION: _GOOD sekceper. 121 Monigomery at., room 8. C00k; housework and any kind of WOrk in the Cohomskaeper T 18] oI, s family.” Adaress H. M1, 125 Jessie st. FANTED—WORK BY DAY: 76c. MIS- Lot | W |3¥ FIRST-CLASS SLIDE TROMBONE AND = — e string bass player; machine biacksmith | W IDOW WISHES FLAIN SEWING ASND | by trade: would tike o tear irom any good band. Address 8. k. P., box 30, Call. JITUATION WANTED BY A COLORED +) man who can drive or do office work. 619 Bush st. QITUATION FOR ENGINEERING AND 13 machinist: ety or country: have papers and experience of 18 years. G. M., hox 23. Call Office. MERICAN AND WIFE WANT SITUA- tious on ranch or dairy. Address H. 944 Howard st. PBOY WANTS X PoSITION IN GROCERY- store; ‘aze 17: small wages and found Ad- dress 444 Glibert gt. YOACHMAN; IS THOROUGH STABLEMAN ' and driver: first-ciass references from leading families of Boston. w. C, box 8, Call. M ONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS, WATCH- 4¥ es,jewelry seaiskins. Uncle Earns,15 Graotav. Svnw IPTIONS AND WANT ADS THE CaLL taken a: branch eilice, b9 Hayes su; open untll §:30 o'clock. MAN AND WIFE WISH POSITIONS IN I country hotel, restaurant or camp as cook and Belper: can cut meai; near city. . W., box 64, Call Office, W INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD BT. NR. Market: 200 rooms 2bc to 5150 per night; £1 50 to $6 veek: convenlen: and respectabit free bus rom the serrs FEMALE HELP WANTED. (3IRL BERKELEY, CaL., 820: GIRL, WEB. ster st.. §20: girl, Dixon, Cal., $20; gir, 0'Far- rell st., $:0; girl, Fillmore st, $2260; 2 girls, Jackson s:., $20; girl, Eddy st., $18: grl, Buchan: an st $25; girl, Alameda, $25; eirl, California st. 830: girl, Van Ness ave., £18; girls for San Miguel,'Novato, Corte Maaera, Gliroy, Altamont, Central America; 2 second eirls, $20: 23 girls, $15-827; young giris. 88, $10 ana’ $1. per month, assist, ¢ic., mice families. MARTIN & CO., 748 Marke: st \\'.‘\l’l'lfli S, COUNTRY HOTEL, $20 AND Toom; waliress, seaside hotel: 2 waltresses, springs. $1d _eac! cook, Oakiand, wnd room: 3 kitchen-helpers, $12: waliress. coffee-house, $3 50 & week. MARTIN & CU., 749 Market st. (GBI, CALIFORNIA ST., 820; Oaks, $20; girl, Modesto, Cal. second st $15: 2 giris, Gllroy, 81 $15: giri, Haight st., $18; girl for' bakery; gir, Webster, $20.° MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. GIRL, FAIR girl, Vallejo, J URS: AN early 3150 TO 82 PER DAY. CALL MARTIN & O, 749 Market st. PASIRY_COOK. $30_AND ROOM: CALL early. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. .85 A WEEK: CALL EARLY. WAITRESSE ZMARTIN & O, 749 Maret st 11:0\1’{( HOTEL WORK; $22 50, ROOM and board. MARTIN & Co., 749 Market YOOK, GERMAN STYLE 1. Housework sirls. : 8 young girls, as N, 523 Sutte , 8255 d country. $20 and $10 to $15. MISS #35: NURS| )1 FINED GERMAN NURSERY GOV R nent housekeeper's place or will do plain | 1\ ness: child 4 years old; $25. MISS CULLEN, ading Post sk., room 8 \ Sutterst. OUNG AND ATTRACTIVE GIRL JUST | RYFINED NURSE: GROWN CHILDREN: from the East desires to secure a lucrative | 1V must sew and be willing to travel MISS hou s piace: bachelors or widower’s | CULLEN, 823 Sutier st me preferred. K. 11, 223 Post st., second floor. | — YOO (vinu-r FENT GERMAN WIDOW WOULD | like & position ns housekeeper in widower's or —_— bachelor's heme. 5121 Leavenworth st. | MISS CULLEN, 3: JOASIiERN WIDOW, LATE OF FIFTH ST., = - — | EAvoud ik position of housekeeper. K23a | (JIRL TO ASSIST WiTH HOUSEWORK. Misston st., room 8 T Apply 3019A California st. | KANCH GEFICE OF THE CALL, 167 NI~1H | (1IRL. FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK. CALL | I5'sii wunt ads ana sutscriptions (aken. X 802 Vallejo st., vear Powell. LAKKIN_BRANCH OFFICE OF THE ad taken. CALL: ubseri 615 OUNG GEEMAN WIDOW DESIR tion a3 housekecper. SRIE man, Wishes position as compan.on, housokeeper, music teacher oF any position requiring the above: please make an offer; own Or counirs; references ex- L AddressM. L., 4241 John ave., St. Louls, GFIICE OF THE Subscriptions and want ads taken. LAGKIN—BHANCH ALL \IDOW DESIRES A HOUSEKEEP- er's position. Call 838 M ssion st,, room 1. JUNG WIDUW WISHES POSITION AS 1 housekeeper: in bachelor's or widower's home preferred: plain sewing cone. 106 Fourth, room 1, Y OUNG LADY WOULD LIKK a3 housekeeper; call atter 11 4. SITUATION 1094 Pow- ell 5., room $8. | 167 NINIH SL — ERANCH OFFICE OF | { AuE Caris’ subscription snd wase ads. taken. OUNG WIIOW FROM KUKROPE WISHES si uation as Lousckeeper in bachelor's house- | hold: hours 110 5. 88 Ninth st.. room 22. TOUNG WIDOW WOULD LIKE HOUSE- | X keeper's position fa bachelor's household: city | or country. Call 88 Ninth st room 20; aiternoon. IW COR. BIXTEE sion; bramch oftice of scripiions and want ads taken. N NTH ST Tus NEAR MIS Cain bub- ONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS, WATCH- es jewelry, sealskins. Uncie Harri YOOK, COUNTRY CL J maid and waiter, whitress, city, $20 35: CHAMBER- city hotel, restaurant $:0: chambermaid, country hotel, 4 cooks for men on ranch see parties girl for housework, $2% 50; girl for Ala. , see parcy here: 20 wir's, housework, and $20. C. R HANSEN & CU., 110 Geary TIRL, HOUSEWORK; SMALL FAMILY; ¥ short aistance 1n country, $25, C .R. HAN- ryat. SEN &+ 0., 110 ¢ AM 1 1 found: $40: $10 & week. 1018 3ERS, LAUNDRIES, try, $25 COUN- R HANSEN & CO., 110 G y st —FRENCH W ANIE SECOND GIRL. $35; neat seamstress and secood girl, $20; Ger man nurse, $.0; German second girl, $20; 2 neat | nurses. $20 and $25: German or Scandinavian giri for, _housework, couptrs, see Iad. tnis fore noon, #25: colored girl for housework, 3 in fam- liy, #25, sce lady to-day: inundress and second girl, hotel, $20. Protest n: girl for 2 In family for bouework in Uaxland, §203 giris £15 and $20 316 Sutier st or housework, Avp.yto J. F. CKOSETT & CO., ¢+ WAITHESSES, DIFFER notels aud restaurants. city and 326 _chambermaid, 0 and $2. many d_country, $20 5: 3§ cooks for ranches, Bousewor< giris, $15 to $20; and ces: everybody call and see us it MURRAY & READY, Leading ment Agents, 634 and 636 Clay st. W AN1ED-2SECOND GIRLS. 820; GERMAN or French coox, $30; French or (erman maid, French nurse, $20: young girl for store, $12: girls for housework and assist. LEON AN 308 Stockton st. PURILS FOR PRACTICAL MILLINERY school; course thorough: pupils fitted for posi- tos Payments; satisfaction guaranteed. ns; easy 806 Sutter st. or 410 Leavenworth st. M 91 CONVENIENT AND RESPECTABLE: Wincheater House, 44 Third st. near Macke:: 200 rooms: 28¢ to 81 BU per uight: $1 60 to 34 Per week: free ‘bus und Largage 10 and iTom ferry. MALE HELP WANTED. ANTED—3 MORE MINERS, LONG JOB, $2 a day: ranch blacksmith, see empioyer here, 340 and found harness-maker,for ranch, 235 and'found; experienced hospital nurse, $25 found; buter-maker. near city, #26 and found: men to candle eggs, city, $1 50'a day: night cook, nice restauran:, $45a month; milker, near city, $:2 50 and found: 10 farmbands, different_coun: ties 8.0 and : e, etc, etc. ete. W. D. EWER & CO., 626 Clay st. W ANCED—TYPEWRITER AND STENOG- rapher for_large vineyard company; see em- ployer here: $30a mouth, board and room. W. D.EWER & CO., 626 Clay st 615 LARKIN-BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL. Subscriptions and want ads taken. MONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS, W ATCH- es,jewelry,sealskins. Uncle Harria 15 Graut av. ARBERS' ASSOCIATION FREFE EMPLOY ment Office. S FUCHS, Sec'y, 25 Gfant ave. ANTED_LABORERS AND MECHANICS 1o know that Ed Rolkin, Keno House propris- for. sull runs Denver Houss, 217 Third st.: 15¢ large rooms; 28c per nignt: 81 (0 35 per weekc. AKERS' HALL. 819 HOWaRD—_FIRST- class bakers suppiled. Apply to secretary. RUOMS 180 10 750 PER NIGHT: 0c 10 $1 60 Per wee. Oriental, 225 Drumm st ANTED. TOCOLLECT WAGES DUE LABOR- !By ACME MOUS: 857 MarKer o Lo et e o To0 MAREET o W ANTED 1000 EN Ini nch with bottie be by JACOB DREYFUSS, B Weok. TO EAT OUR FREE T or wine, Sc. Managed 4.2 Jackson st. FOREMAN AND WIFE FOR A FEUIT ranch; 20 scraper teamsters, conntry, £20 and found; 6 farmers, different ranches, $20 1o $25; 2, ranch tenmsters. $25; same ranch Contra Costa County,’$20 and iound; gardener, country, §20 and found: blacksmith belper, coun- try, $30. . R HANSEN & CO, 110 Geary st. ] () LABORERS To MAKE ROADS IN THE woods. $20 and found; 4 crosscut sawyers for the woods, 826 and found. see party here. G R HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary st. RESTIURANT BUTCHER, 850, BEN & CO., 110 Geary st. (G US BERT. THE COOK, PLEASE CALL OR o Communicate with C. B HANSEN & CO,, 110 eary st. C. R HAN- APANESE GARDENER, COUNTRY, $20 and found: Japanese cook, ranch, $15. 'C. R HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary. 9 WAITERS FOR SPRINGS, $22 60, AND fare advanced: waiier. country hotel, $25: laundryman for springs, 2 ironers, country laundry, $50. C. & HANSEN & CO., 110 Gerry, ) FIRST-CLASS COLORED WAITERS, WITH dress suits, countury hotel, $25. C. K. HAN- SEN & CO., 110 Geary. MEAT AND PASTRY COOK FOR SPRINGS, $50 t0 $60; see party here. C. K. HANSEN & €O, 110 Geary. 5{) LABORERS AND TEAMSTE OV 4y, 826 er wonth and found: pers, stovewood, $1 50 cord per mouth and found. and 836 Clay st. S, 81 75 A Wwoodchop- 5 woodchoppers, $:0 MURRAY & READY), o34 7 WAITERS, $25 AND $30: WAITER FOR 25 $25: 5 cooks, and $50: 5 ; cook 'for springs; por- dishwashers, $15 and §2 terand ruuner, $15: barber for a country hotel MURRAY & KEADY, 634 and 636 Ciay st. FBUIT-PACKER, $26 AND FOUN termaker, $25: man to run a harvester; 50 canal-men to bu 1d a large irrization canal. MU K- RAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st. MAN 0, RUN A SHINGLE MACHINE: 350, MURRAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st 5 BLACKSMITHS AND HORSESHOERS, 846 ) and found, $2 50 dav; blacksmith for a raich, MUKRAY & RRADY, 834 aud 636 Clay st. DREE FARE NEN TO rive 2 and'4 horse teams at $175 a day. REAY & READY, 634 and 836 Clay st. JARE PAID crosscutiers, etc., READY, 654 and 63 40 R 50 MEN, LABORERS, or sawmilis. MURRAY & 6 Clay st FARMERS, ORCHARD AND VINEYARD wife: foreman for laundrs; mine's, 840 and found and $2 50 por day: Isoorers for mine, $1 per dayand board: mil<er, $22 50 per month- man about place, $20; blacksmith, $2 50 10 $3 per and others’ "Apply J. F. CROSETT & C0., 6 | Sacramento st. VW ASTED — FINST.CLASS RESTAURANT cook. 870: short order cook, $35: cook for resort, $50: walters and otbers ' Apply to J. F. CLUSET ] & CU., 628 Sncramento st hands §26, $25 an & mo. thand found; 4 chirebovs and men for differeat ranches: milkers. $20: 8 farmers, $26, tare §1. M URRAY | & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st. VY ANTED—ORCHARD FOREMAN _AND OSEDALE. 321 ELLIS, NK. TAYLOR_] RGT Samnradys Ao T,ARGE STOCK NEW AND SECO! shoes for saie; lot Iadies’ and mi 25¢ up: misfits exchanged: good repairing: shoes made (0 order any style $3 ap. Central Repaie Iug Shop, 749 Misslon st., near Grand Opera-houss. AN TED—MEN 10 LEAKN trade: shops, tools, posiiions weeks required. S. D-{AND s’ shoes, o FARBER u urnisted: § F. Barber College, 13814 Eightn, | AN “Quinonia” Hair PERSONALS. AMES PEGLOR—COMMUNICATE WITIL your anxious mocher, M AGEKSBURG, 8 Baviell st., G. S, Portland st, Lo:don. PATE S VEW RHEUMATIC (URE: 0. MISS IDA VON TESS. move: from )50 Marke: st., room 3 ddy st., room 19. YOUR HOUSE PAINTED WITH stock: no aope or fish oil; rooms papered #2 up: whiiened, $1 50 up: pipe ained, vari- ished, $5 up. F. M. AMBROSE, 1029 Kearny st MBS DR TANNER'S HOME IN CONFINE- ment. 12 Le Kq pl.,bt. Joues & | eavenworth, ME. RAY FAIR HAS KETUKNED AND N located at room 2, 223 MYRTLE Post st ~ POTTA R, SCIENTIFIO palmist, returned. R. 17, first floor, § 3 ~ixth DIVORCE LAWS A SPEC- : 10 fee Without success; probate, insolvency obtained: priv G.W. HOWE, 1,IKE ANY 1aDI ARLOR_MY ESTAB- Jlishment, though Dot s0 sumpiuous'y Dished, is cléan, aud the assistants tre neat polite.” That's one reason why I have boi such & large patronage—the larzest on the P Coast. Halr-dressin G. LEDERER, 111 aud up fic Tor EREX, 111 Stockton st. ULT TO ORD OB BISSION 1._BRANGH OFFIGE 2526 Vi ik “iinacnpiion s aes O taken. JLCHO HOUSE, 86313 MARKET ST.—RU0MS 20c, 25¢ 10 50C night. 31 10 $2 weex. QINGLE RUOMS 10c AND 16c NIGHT. 60 and 75c week. Lindell House. Sixth and Howad J BIMON WANTS 100 MEN TO GET_BOT. . tle beer or wine Sc. bes: free lunch. 643 Clay VY INCHESTER HOUSK, 44 THIRD ST, N& Marxe:: 200 rooms 25¢ a night: reading. room: free bus and ba-waes 1o and from the ferry. 3 SASY INSTALLMENTS. L. LEMOS, 1117 Market st., bet 7th and Sth. YLOAKS AND TAILORMADE SUITS RE- iailed at wholesale figures. Sansome st. ARTINGTON S SCHUOL OF ILLLUSTRA- tion, 424 Pine; about 150 drawings and sketch. €s by students will be exhibited next Friday and Saturday afternoons from 2 to 6: free sdmission. 5( PERFLUOUS HAIRS REMOVED BY electrolysls. MRS DR. WELCH, 2116 Bush. H _ BUFSCHMIDT, SANITARY PLUMBEL, - gasfitter. 623 Golden Gate av. Tel. Sutter471. J)RUNKENNESS —CURES GUARANTEED. Gold Cure, Sacramento, Cal.: 28 Page st., 8. F. HOUSES WANTED. 1000 2¢ CARDS PRINTED, $160; wedding work. HILL, 22% Geary st VW ANTED—FOR 10 OR 12 MONTHS FOR family (adults and children) furnished house; 7 or 8 rooms and yard; applicant respunsible; give ocation and price. Address H W. R. box 90, ‘ all. BOARDING WANTED, \W ANTED—PLACE TO BOARD 2 CHILDREN in country; must be cheap; 1o small children. MRS, H., 310 Jixth st. WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS. LDGOLD ANDSILVER BOUGHT. W.MUND, waichmaker and jeweler, 226 Kllis st. EDUCATIONAL. ARR THE EXPRRT, BOOKS OPENED, closed or adjusied. private lessons in bool keepiug and rapid «alculations. 855 Market st., NDERSON'S ACAUEMY AND SCHOOL OF Mathematics: * puplls prepared In day and evening classes and by private lessons for Calior- Bis and Stanford universities: ieachers’ marine ers’ and civil service examinationt NESS COLLEGE, 24 POST— Bookkeeping, business practios. shorthand, iyping. telegraphy. laoguages, Engl elec:rical engineering: 20 teache: ay and eveniog session YKES BUSINESS COLLEGE, 82 £\ gomery s.: mdividual instruction ort- hand, typing, bookkeepiug, ielegraphy, etc.; lite scholarship $50: low rates per week and monih. ELASCO’S LYCEUM SCHOOL OF ACTING— Private theatricals arranged: pupils rehearsed on gtuge. R 5 and 12, L0.0. & bioek, 7o and Mkt NGINEERING SCHOOL; MECH, ELEGY civil mining eurvey, assav, archit, X ray tsucht: ea 1860 A. VAN DER NATLLEN 938 Mt JIANO LESSONS. 60c HOUR. MR. WATT! 218 Golden te ave. W AN TED—COOK FOi& RESTAURANT, 810; third , 830; walter, country, $20: waiter city. $:5; German dishwacher, private place, $10 and found: oy for offic, $4 & week; man about place, country, mus: have good references, $:5, ete. ANDRE'S, 508 Stockton st NOOK' - HELVER, $30. COO dishwash-r. $15 »nd_room . #a5: pastry cook. $35 JACTR and room: lunch and cinner waiters: 2 plano players; waiter for steamer: night cook, $50: ci- j deriy man handy with tools, £15. room,board etc.: cook, $35 and room: baker's helper, $15, room, etc.: 3 dishwashers. ‘$10; errand boy, $2 50 per wrelk: boy for store, $4 per week. 3 waiters, $15 and room; second cook, £6 & wee and 00K, $6 & woek shwasher, $3 50 & we. $15 and room; second cook. small hotel: pastry cook, $45 walters, $20 and room’ MARTI) | Marke: aishwasher, $50: an engineer, and room: & CO., 749 DANH HAND. 826 Lranch. $20: 6 0,749 Marxé: st. MAN FOR FRUIT nch hands, $16. MARTIN & G SITAR, MANDOLIN, PIANG AND OCAL X lessons: $4 mo. Mar) Westhaus 39 Fifth st. BAYS TAUGHT To BEGINN Eks, 26 CENTS per leason , box 76, Call Office. Address M. SONABLE. \v'm' IN LESSONS; TERMS RE Address M. L, box 15, Call Ofiice. GINGING, VOICK CULTUKE. PARS GRAD. O uate; French, Ger. lan mo. 109 Taylor. BQOKEENG. W RITNG. ARITiiuTC AMR dav & night: 110 C'acae<: §5 mon . 545 ission. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, RE YOU ABOUT TO PURCHASE A PIANO? We sell them for 83, 84, $5, 36, $7. 88, 30, $10 per month; alsoforcash: the best makers of every grade; don't pay reni when the same monchiy Peym-nts will purchase one from us. SHERMAN, CLAY & CO. cor. Keurny sud Suiter sta., Sielo- way dealers | | M ELIABLE AND service. Ro taken. B¢ OUTDOOR STEREOPTICON SHOW EVE- 17 night cor. Marke: and Bixth sts.; artistic ad- vertisementia in living light; Dess. Consult OWL ADV. CO. 1140 Marketst. JLECTRIC LIGHTS 1IN EVEKY ROOM: Winchestar Bouse 44 Third st, nr. Marks 200 rooms, 28¢ o $1 50 per night: $1 50 to §8 pet week; fres bus and baggage L0 and from the ferry. “FFICIENT DETECTIVE ms 19, 20 and 21, Chronicle bldg. HAYES ST._BRANCH OFFICE OF TEE Cary; suoscriptions and wans sg Promoters of bush CLATRVOYANTS. VW HAT IS YOUR VOCATION HAVE YOU FROSPERED? WHAT ARE YOUR HOPES? Mrs. DR. F. CLARK wiil lift the dark vell of your future iife: she gives you valuable ADVICE and AID In all affairs of life, of private as well as ©f buainess nature as, for instance, pertalning to Love, Matrimony, Friendship, Business, Lawsuits, Contested Wilis, 'Divorce. Damage Suits, Mining. She discovers lost or stolen property, finds buried treasures, prevents sickness misfortune; recon- | clles the 'separated, thus restoring lost happiness. Every person {s adapted to some particular bual- Dess, profession or trade,which may justly be term- ed thelr true vocation, and yet more than half of you are fighting against an unknown fate for fame, fortune and position which you do not and cannot obtain until you find your true vocation. Hours, 9 t0 6 daily. Send stamp for cirenlar and special terms. MRS. DR F. CLARK, 1206 Market, S. F. MPLE PORTER, WONDERFUL CLAIRVOY- iVl ‘an: card-reader, born double veil and second sight; diagnoses disease, full iife reading; la. 60c: gents $1: palm. and clairv.: sit. $1 50. 126 Turk. Mi. MOREAU, BEST MEDIUM, CLAIR- voyant und cardreader, Is back to ber old piace 73 Fourth st.: customers please call: charms 20¢ up INASLAILE,CLATRVOY ANT, MOV'D ssion st.; advice on business and love affairs: picture future husbandor wite: charms. N ME. REMIER INVITES SKEPTICS: WON- AW “dertul clairvoyant and psychological palmist. 508 Jones st. i RS DE ARDIGAN, GREAT FASTERN AW “rortune-teller: stronglove charms made. 938 Harrison st MELBOT NE N D CLAIRVOY- nvinced 419 ME. ARNDT, “FORTUN E-TELL- M HANSEN, PALMIST, CARD: READER; M past, present and tuture; 25c. 148 6th st., r. 6. ME. RAVENA READS LIE business sdvice; names g FLUENTLY; ¢ up.5 Fourth. N M ME. SYBILLE grave: pictures given:ladies 25¢ TELLS FROM CRADLE 914 O'F LIFE-READER. 3 SEVENTH ST 5e, genis 50c: all questions answered. Y PSY ladies 3 AN FOR PRIVATE PLACE, $20; CALL early. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market 5 AN AND WIFE, <M MA TS M N TOUNG M N DISHWASHER W 1516 Howard s OY OF 16 WANTED TO WORK ALL EANCH, 830, EIC. 749 Marke: st. ED A IN TAILOR- s ore. 30 Third ©F LABORERS AND TEAMSTERS MAR- 49 TIN & CO., 749 Market at. TAITER: RESTAURANT; $20, PPLY eariy JOHNSTON & CO., 872 Broadway, Oak- iand. BSOLUTELY THE OLDEST AND LA RGEST bouse west of Chicago s KOHLER & CHASE'S. 26, 28 and_30 ' Farrell st.; planos, or gaus aud il other musical instruments, of all grades and prices; lerms emsy: prices lowes: ing possibie doneto Piease aud saiisy the costome: BOJA FiDE REDUCTION ~IN PRICES— Haines. Knabe, Bush & Gerts and others: sec- ona-hand pianos from $100 up. W, C. HAMIL- ION, successor 10 A. L. Bancroft & Co. £24 rost. TUALLY THE BEST BARGAINS IN PL £ anos: monthly payments $5 up: correspon- dence solicited. THE F. W. SPLNCER COM- PANY, 93; Market st, opp. Mason; established over 20 years. ©) CHAMBERMAIDS, SAME COUNTRY RE- sort $15; plain boiel laundress, $20. R. T. WARD & CO., 610 Clay st. JIGHT PORTER TO ASSIST AT WAITING, 4N 82250: waiter, $25. HOTEL GAZETLE, 420 Kearny st. 10 BAY CLEARANCE SALE OF PIANOA Bring your cash and_make us an offer. The Zeno Mauvais Music Ce., 760 Market st HOROUGHLY RELIABLE AND COMPE- tent young iady of experience wants position | in insurance office. versed in all branches of office | work and details of insurance business typewriter if desire): wages 10 suit emp! dress Reliable, box 80, Cal: Office. MONTGOMERY, COR. CLAY —VnPl“. IS5 | D27 Rl $:30 ‘ociotk: branch ofics ov Ta CALL: subscriptions and want ads taken | A TURACTIVE YOUNG GERMAN GIRL DE- A\ “sires & lucra‘ive housekeeper's place; hotel | ba nelor's or w.dower's home preferred: wili o plain mending. Hours1l to 6, rooms, 234 O'Far- Tell st 7OUNG 5 LAD AND PRE | A thorourhly experience uls nousekeeper place iu hotel, wicower's or bachelor’s home; city or country. Koom 2 12034 Geary st. (JERMAN GIRL WANTS PUSITION FOR ¥ co king or cooking and housework In private house. y 716 Willow ave. Appi N RS BALOWIN, THE ARTISTS MODEL, isopen 10 & few more engagements. Address 521 Howard st, room 1. (3908 PLALX COOK 10 TAKE CHARGE OF small kitchen. single man: aiso 2 girls or womean, friends, iitle disiance in country, wages 813 Sutier st. ANTED—FROM 30 TU 40 FIRST-CLASS mining men. + mployment can be hid by applying Lo the brauch office of the Buckman Con- traciing’ Company, Fourieenth st., Dear Guerrero. NTED—W AITRFSS. $30: SECOND GIRL, house:irls, $20 and $25; young glris to ard $15. 315 Suter. ENERAL ACCOUNTAN with mechanical experience dress B B., box 125, Cal: Office. YOUNG MAN preferred. Aa- H . NO CO KING, JLDERLY MAN THAT Brosdway, Oakiand. MGy FLA: Es SIRLS. 830 TO $10, M MRS SPENCER'S, 1321 Park st, Alameds IKLS LOOKING FOR POSIIIONS WILL DO well If they call on MRS, DRUHM, 217 Geary. LD GERMAN WOMAN OR GIRL FOR Iight housework: 2 in family; wages $8 to $9; call 640 Stanyan, near Waller st., Golden uate Pk. o 339 e S O HAYES_BRANCH OFFICE OF THE DELTABLE WOMAN WISHES POSITION \ 10 do general housework: no objection to coun- | try. Address 206 Lily R1, 15, X work; i Market st MIND BABY, ASSIST LIG ep home. Call atter 114 i, 15 | W 23T AbS AND SUBSCRIFTIONS FoR THE CaLy are taken at Brauch Ofiica soaia- | west corner Rixteenth ana Mission sts. FANTED fie palm Oftice. LADIES T0 LEARN SCIENTL try; pays well S B., box 125, Call OSITION BY YOUNG LADY AS CASHIER or assistant in docior's or dentist’s office, or pi tograph gallery : best of references. Address S F., x 131, Call Office. B2 ANCH suvscripuon NINTA ST OFFICE OF aud waoi ads 167 s ke, SITUATIONS 'WANTED MALE. APANESE, CHIN ESE EMPLOYMT OFFIC walters, housecleaners. 50 Geary: tel. Grant 66 ("Hl\r~r.&J«)A\)x; "D 20 Y EARS; Ubelp:tel muin 1997, BRALLEY & Cu..640 Clay IRL FUR HOUSEWORK; GOOD PLACE for right girl. Apply 161614 Fuiton. 2526 V MISSION — SUBSCRIPTIONS want ads taken 10r THE CALL. AND JANTED — FIRSI-CLASS HAIRDKESSER and hair-worker. 1166 Market st. 7 OUNG GIRL FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK. 256 Natoma st., near Fourth. W ANIEL_YOUNG GIRL TO ASSIST IN housework. 1925 Howard. JEAT YOUNG GIRL: G work; smail family. ERAL HOUSE- 15 Fair Onks. AUNDRYMAN, i steam machine first-class starcher; L. T., 619 Pactfic st. MAS UNDERSTANDS HANDLING HORSE: can do carpenter work, general handy man, would like position private pluce, city or country wages moderate. Address W. A., box 5, Call. [XPERIENCED MAN WISHES POSITION a8 bedmaker in lodging-house, or take full chargs of lodging-house: security given if re- quired. 86233 Mission 8-, room 15, ANTED—BY A PRACTICAL MIN KR OF 20 years' experience situation as foreman or time- keeper in mine; references. M. I, box 58, Call. ELIABLE MAN WITH 10 YEARS' EXPE- rience in wholesale iquor business wants & po- sition: references given. C., box 118, C: WITH POLISHER AND or tyler: good finisher and city or couutry. Address J. UNTER & CO.. CHINESE AND JAPAN ESE JANTE ) —FIRST-CLASS TAILURKSS ON k emp. office, 61414 California st., tel. main 231, fine coats; no other need appiy. 418 Post at. VHINES: AND JAPANE-E EMPLOYMENT | 97 MONIGOMERY COUNER OF CLAY— Coticn: ost neip. 4145 O ¥arral Yer B dna | D21 pen ‘wncil 9150 oelock: brancn ofie & the Call subscriptions and waut ada. taken. [LEST-CLASS KID.GLOVE_SALESWOMAN. Apply 523 Market st., oom 7, from 40 6 P. M. PPRENTICES AND NEAT SEWERS; 5 eady place to smart girl. 553 Valencia st. (15 LARKIN-_BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL Bubscriptions and want ads take / ANTED — YOUNG LADIES TO LEARN dressmaking and millinery: most therough and practical course of instruction given in the United States; each pupll has personal instruction in taking measures. cuiting waists, sleeves. skirts. cape, coats, jackets, collars, reveres, basting, do- ing draping ‘and fitting: finisikng: In fact eves thing periaining to rapid. stylish and artistic dress- maxing: we sjecially invite young ladies to visit our school and see for themseives ihat the course is practical. Now is the time to enter the Mchow- ell Uressmaking and Millinery School, 103 Post. JTEADY, SOBER YOUNG MAN WISHES A ) position as porter or drive light delivery-wagon; firsi-ciass references. Acdress J. J. B., 118 Sixth. 14 YEAROLD GERMAN BOY WISHES SIT- ation in store. Call 1052 Hampshire st., near-iwenty-second, ELIABLE GERMAN, UNMARRIED, COM- petent 1o take charge of wiuery, vineyard and orchard, wishes situation; best of references. Ad- dress care of M. SHA FEX, 34 Third st. HAT BYALGOMEKY =1, BEANCH OFFICE ©TMk Cali; wantads sud suoscripuons taken. W ANT¥D—WOMAN TO DO PLAIN COOK- ing and washing. Apply Sunset Market, cor. Stanyan and Waller ats. VOMPETENT WOMAN TO TRAVEL FOR wholesale houge. ~ Business, box 46, Cail. 4 MABKLT ST._BRANCH OFFICK OF THE CaLL: want ads and subscriptions taken. AUNDRESS, FIEST CLAS<, WILL GO OUT by the day or take washing home. 2688 Post. JITUATION WANTED BY COMPETENT Dr. Trask stated that the young fellow &irl for general housework aud cooking. Call 2633 Post st.; no postals. QITUATION WANTED BY GOUD PASTEY 5> cook and baker, hotel or shop. Addres J. K., 784 Mina st. PERATORS ON FLANNEL OVBRESHIRTS aud underwear. LEVL STKAUSS & CO,, 8243 Fremont st. BEANE OFFICK OF THE CALL. 167 NINTH su—Waui ads and suvecriptions taken, lMo LOASED ON DIAMON DS, WATCH- s jew elry,seaiskins. Uncle Harris, 1§ Gract av. UNDER-TANDS X $20; aiso upsiairs girl, $20, must sew. 721 cut flowers and pot piants and plain cooking; Ellis wages $5 per monh. 512 Halght si. AITRESS: RESIAURANT: 88 PER| 00D BARBER FOR SATURDAY AND W oo a bty astty SORNSTON & Do, 0 Sunday. 1836 Kencucky st., Potrero. JTRS1-CLASS Ba RB-R W AN job: wages paid. BARBER FOR SATURDA NTED: STEADY 1207 Scott st., near Eddy 102 GEARY ST. ARBFrR WANTED ‘nil 602 Clay FOR SATURDAY. W ANTED—GOOD BAREER FOR SATUR- day and Sunday. 5¢5 Broadway. LS (399D WAITER WANTED AT House. CH-WAITER WANTED. 1805 HAIGHT o AHLBORN DMIN ISTRATOR'S SALE — MUST SELL; 1a00s at immense reduction for cash or on EATON E~TATE. 735 Market st. STEINWAY, #250: CHICKERING. barzains, $4 & month; & nice smail up- 95; rent $2'up. HEINE, 186 Ellia st THAW, O 8185 right, SPIRITUALISM. M. FRANCIS INDEPENDENT SLATE . writer. 118 Haight st.: hours ® until 6 7. x. V. MILLER_MATERIALIZING TRUM- « pet seance: 8 . u:25c 409 Leavenwrth st. 3 MRS LE ON FREITAG: To- night, ballet test medium; 10c. $97 Market st. RS SHRIN day evenin; R RETURNED: CIROLE SU sittings daily. 311Van Ness ave, N RS. MAYO STEERS, 11215 OAK: CIRCLES Tuesday, 8 F. &, Thursday, 2 P. &: readings. RS. ELLIS, MEDIUM: SITTING circles Tues., Fri, 2 r. M ; 25¢. 233 Valencia RS EATE HOSKINS CIRCLES; TUES & Fri, 8 r.u; readings daily, $1. 701 McAliister. RS.J.J. WHITNEY, SPIRITUAL MEDIUM, for messages and advice. 218 Stockton st. R FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS, 9TOS; $1; M FINE WEBER AND HAKDMAN AT £\ bottom prices: room 12, Ficod buildivg. AIR OF GEMS—DIAMOND SCREW EAR- rings $230, worth £400. Uncle Harris, 16 Grant. )7, GUOD ROSEWOOD PIAN 9. Gew: on instal ments. 221 Leavenworts. D UPRIGHT LESS THAN . LICK, 116 McAlilster st TOOD PIANO FOR SALE OR KENT CHEAP. G 'SCRMITZ, 16 MeAllister sk JLEGANT GUI balf price. k. W JLEGANT $800 W RIGHT, CHEAE. BRUENN'S Piano-ouse, 228 Post st. TNABE PIANOS: NEW GCALE: NEW styles. KOHLER & CHASE, 30 U’ Farrell st T SHERMAN, CLAY & COS ONLY Wikl you find & s:00k Of Lew Steinway pianos. LR SOLE A-ENT FOR HALLET nd Francis Eacon planos. 415 Sacta. G. BAD +& Davi W YHON MAUZY. 305 PUSI ST.—SOHMus Newby & Evans, Eriges aud other pianos. 13°Y IN BAKERY. 1923 FILLMORE ST. 7OUNG MAN TO PLAY THE PIANO AT 640 Howard st. QUPERIOR VIOLINS, ZITHEKS, OLD & NEW S E. MULLER. maker. repairer. % Latham piace LOST OATMAKER FUR COUNTRY. BR S, 24 and 26 Sutter. (COMEETENT BLACKSMIIIL WITH TOOLS, o take charge of country shop. 322 Davis st. REISS ISHW ASHER WANTED AT 8 JACKSON street. ISHWASHER, DINNER WAITEE. Mason st.; cal ln rear. DISHWASHER WANTED. street. 517 1850 HAIGHT 4O0Y WANTED WITH SOME EXPEKIENCE 1n bakery. 2809 i wenty-third st (GNERAL TAILOR WANTED. street. 129 EDDY " OUNG MAN OF GOOD ArPEARANCE FOR Cal. Hypnotic Institute. 828 Mission, room 7. GEARY, BET. TAYLOR AND MASON, purse coutaining money, earrings and phoo. Finder keep money and return rest to 501 Geary st.; 10 questions asked. GREYHOUND. KETUKN Tu bet. Eighteenth and OST—RED 4143 San Carios ave Nineteenth sts.: reward. OST—LADY’S GOLD WATCH AND CHAIN; Jreward $20: pistol charm. Return to 410 Kearny st., candy-store; no questions a-ked. \KYE TERRIER DOG: A Muzzie; tag No. 2145; reward. WERS NAME 16 Geary st. MISSION, ENGLISH PUG Return 1174 Bartlett st. OST-IN THE 4 dog: name *Baron.” and get reward. ROWN LEATHER VALISE, CONTAINING clothing, Mouday morning. ferry lanaing; re- ward. A. L. MCPH RSON, 466 Teotn, Uakiand. ARBER-SHOP: FIRST-CLASS CHANCE. 8 Taylor st.; 13 a'clock A. u. ADIES' SOLING, 85c: MENS' SOLING, 50c; five shoes made from $2 to $5. 562 Mission. MARKET ST.—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL: want ads and subscriptions taxen. ANTED — STEADY MAN TO ATTEND store in manufacturing business: can learn trade: small capital required. 917 Market, room 1. $50 MONIEAND BOARD; CASHIER: 8175: Partner after it desired. 827 Mission st ALL 167 NINTH ST.—YOUNG PORTU- guese barber with 1 or 2 years’ experience. TEONG GERMAN BOY TO WORK IN BAK- ery. 3836 Seventeenth si., near Noe. JFLESI-CLASS COOK WANTED. 15 610CK- ton st. 4 OST_LADIES' GOLD WATCH; ON MAR- ket, Kearny or Fourth sts., about 5 P & Re- turn to 430 Eils st. N ONEY LOANED ON DIAMOMDS, WATCH- es,jeweiry.sealskins. Uncie Harris, 15 Grant av. EFRIGERATUR; LARGE RANGE: MAN tel mirror: safe; fine haliree; sacrificed. 23 Sacramento st. IMERY WHEELSTAND, TRIP- HAMMER, portable forge, beits, puile: ete. 114 Finst ERSEY COW FOR SALE CHEAP. APPLY 190 Greenwich st., near Buchanan. ] BLACK WALNU: “TOP COUNTER AND bar fixtures for sale cheap. Apply 331 Sixth, FLYE SUIT FOR 810 AT THE MISFIT Clothing Parlor, 513 Montgomery st. AFES_NEW AND SKCOND-HAND, 609 Market st QTEREQPTICON WITH GAS-MAKING 0U fit for high pressure: big lot finest dissolying’ slides; compiete: cost $600; cheap. C., box 94, Call. UILDL ON_NnuW POSTOFFICE SITE Inquire 'CONNOR, 1166 Mission st., nr. 8th. . SCHOONER: NEARLY NEW: 50 $200. 200" %Ubniy 45t Nionizomerr ave. ~WI G MACHINES FOR RENT, W ERK or month: all kinds repaired. 1659 Market st. AFES-BARGAINS IN 2 hand: all sizes; aisoa L CHARLE: NEW AND SECON D- of safe-deposit boxes. WALTZ, 109-111 Market st., S. F. HOICE WINTER APPLES, COLD STORAGE, J in good condiiion for the trade at low prices. CONSUMERS’ ICE COMPANY Elghh st. BACK BAKS, MIRHOKS SHOW. ARS, B casea, “connters, Jinolenm, - oftice *urnicare, store and office furnitura and, fixtures new and second hand. J. NUONAN, 191%-1009-1021-303 Misaion s:, above Sixih. 1 T-HOKSE-PUW/ R E - power englie, with i cile: olaners and shapers. 515 Si INE, 1 4-HOKSc. gas-engine, laibes, hst. OILEKSENGINES, <D HAN & MACHINERY water-pipes. Melntosn & Wolpman, 157 Beaia, PRIESY 102 Ciay. BARS, SHOWCASeS COUN{hks SHELV. Ing, etc., bought and sold. 1063 Mission, ur. 7th, NEY ELMWOUD RANGES ALls THI BESE (OOiEEE MILL SCALi~ Liiies stand desk. money Ui, sate: cheap. COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES. J OTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNER~ ship—The copartnership heretofore existing under the firm name and styie of JOY & GRANT, doing business in tue city and county of San Fran: cisco. Siate of California. is this day dissoived by mutual consen:. MR ISAAC GRANT having purchased the entire interest of E. W. JOY in the business, will coutinue pe same at the old piace gt business, and all claims sgainst said frm will said ISAAC G RAD et ISAAC GRANT. EDWIN W, JOY. Dated San Francisco, June 9, 1597. ANOTHER LOT MEN's shoes: beeu slightly damaged: at less than one-fourth their value; from 75c to $2 50. 562 Mission st. bet Firstand Second. FOR SALE—OLD-KSTABLISHED BARBER- shop; owner 7 years on piace, 1308 Howard. OURNEYMEN BARBERS' INTERN A- tional Union of America Free Employment Bureuy, 84 Fourth st. L LESS. Secreiary. QUESCRIFTIONS AND WANLADS FOR THE Cavi taken at branch office, 559 Hayes sh; open unil ¥ 30 o'clock. 4000 FAE: HOTELS. ROOKLYN HOTEL, 208213 BUSH board and room $110 §2 per day. 6 (o o cholcs rooma 80 "cents To $1: sanily $1 108 % Sorvice: iree conch. CHAKLES MONTGOMKRY PROFESSIONAL CARDS. BT. 314 sulte OHN E, RICHARDS, LAW OFFICES R00M4 26 and 27, Crockes GUUALAS Meiophone Maa %5 Ban Francisco, Uak W. B RAY MFG. CO, 1% California st 15 LARKIN-BRANCH 0K/ ICE OF THE CALL. Eubscriptions ani want ads raken. — T SEWING MACHINES. 00D SEWING MACHINE FOR SALE Y cueap 5043y Leavenworihst, ncar O'Far rel ——————————————— BICYCLES. RIBUNE, PIERCE SPE Fowler, $45: ol in perfec: order. G Bazaar, Cycle Depariment, 25 Geary st ICYCLE SACRIFICE TO SAVE men: 1 or 100: wholesale prics for cash. Specifications and particulars. Atorney 8 Law, box 1259, San Jose, Cal ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, DVICE FREE: DIVORCE LAWS 5 Spec falty: privace; no fee wichout SuCCessiapropats insolvency, collections, patents, irademun: obrained: private detectives: matab ishod 10 e G W.HOWE, aity at law,850 Murker, vor. Stocera e