The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 18, 1897, Page 12

o 1 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, FRIDAY, JUNE 18, 1897. FLORENCE AS A SHREWD WRITER Able as a Lawyer in Avoid- ance of Any Direct Statements. Bergin Shows She Is Worthy of Her Father. Some Disclosures Concerning Some Proposed Compromises With Hos- tile Claimants Long Ago. Florence Blythe Hinckley and Thomas L Bergin, her former adviser in legal mat- ters, had another session of argument and testimony in Judge Hunt's court yester- day. Mr. Bergin thinks he has not received enough for his services and demands an extra $50,000. To this Mrs. Hinckley re- sponds that she has already agreed to give him 3 per cent of sll the Blythe estate secured to her by the decree of court that makes her the heir 10 the estate of Thomas H. Blythe, deceased On his part Mr. Bergin replies that he has not ye: been able to secure formal scknowledgment of 113 claim for the 3 per cent mentioned by Mrs. Hinckley. Her rejoinder is that her delay in effecting a settlement of that point grew out of the fact that Mr. Bergin had demanded ot ber this amount of $50,000, which she thought was in aadition to the sum that she thought she ought to pay. Of course all these allegations and in- ferences are not set out in the formal pleadirg filed i Judge Hunt's court, but they are facts that may be gathered in the course of the interesting disputations of the lawyers. Ex-Juige J. F. Suilivan, representing Mr. Bergin, stated yesterday that not only had his client been unable to obtain hisfee but that he was stili waiting for the repayment of any part of $17,000 that Her Correspondence With Mr. | $75.000 had been offered o the gypsy B | | | | { | | he had luid out for the support of Mrs. | Hinckley during the years that she was waiting for the recognition and confirma- tion of her claim to heirship by the Su- preme Court of this State. There was no lack of spiciness in the exchange of compliments Letween the attorneys. Ex-Attorney-General A. L. Hart, who is a-sisting ex-Atiornes eral W. H. H. Hurt, managed to keep on fairly good terms with Judge Sullivan, but it was different with the other ex- Attorney-General. For instance, Mr. Bergin was asked about,a letter that Mrs. Hinckley wrote to him and an effort was made to have it introduced in evidence, 1t was read as follows: SANTA MoNICA, April 17, 1894. Gen- | | | | | | | reque | Since then H. H. Hart, the form of an agreement to pay for the services rendered in the Biythe esiate thereln enumerated, leaving a blank for in- sertion of the amoun' to be paid. 1 informed Mr. Hart that the amount was £50,000. krom your favor of April 17 last I learued that he so informed you and you correctly understand the smount. I received your iavor of April Santa Monica. Since your retarn ¥ irem Santa Monica, agresably to , Ihave had the pleasure of an_inter- view with you upon the subject of your note. 1 heve not received the contract signed nor have I heard from you in respect 10 it. The occasion of my addressing you at pre ent is, that I am jntormed by Mr. Hart the terms’ of compromi-e with Alice Edith have been agreed on, whereby $12,000 is to_be | paid to Whecler, 600 o Highton. 00 10 Alice Edith, with a ailowance during her life of 175 ver monib. Mr. Highton gets 5000 down and the balance in ninety days dismissal. Before argument of the caes ion for & new t:ial, I wos informed that on ma sum of ex- of dollars to una other different ants. The motions for a new trisl have beca disp of. The &ppeals in all the different cases have been sposed of with the exception of that last ap- peal from the order denying her motion for & in settlement of their cluim, ik ceeding hundreds of th the Biyihe Company amounis to other clal usands new trial. _Tiere is no more merit in her ap- peal than in any of those aiready disposed of. The services rendered have made it unueces- Sary 10 submit (o these Various terms of com- promise. Of the services rendered in securing this result, I may say without vanity that mine was Dot the least meritorious: but for them there wouid be iittle to compromise over. Itis, theretore, with some chagrin that I learned of this facility and readiness of com- promising unfonnded claims while there is &0 much reluctance and delay in executing and RiVIOg me an_agreement {or a {air compensa- tion for the services I have rendered. I there- fore beg you to let me have the agréement as executed as requested by saturday ext. In making objections to the introduc- tion of certain’ evidence offered by the plaintiff, Attorney A. L. Hart said it was proposed to show on bebalf of the defend- ant that the firm of McAllister & Bergzin did very little service in the Blythe case during the trial i Judge Coffey’s court; that ~Mr. McAllister diea scon after Florence cams to this City and that Mr. Bergin was sick and not able to attend to business; for the establishment of these facts he would not call witnesses, but would refer to the terms of the contract ot 1892. It was in the Supreme Court where the case wus argued on appeal that Mr. Bergin did what 1s admitted to be good work for the Biythe estate claimant. Mr. Bergin is an entertaining witness. He is all the time telling something that the public likes to hear. Oune of his gems, dropped during yesterday’s proceedings, was in reiation to section 1664 of the Code of Civil Procedure. This section provide that a claimant (o an estate may institute an action to compel all the rest of the world to come into court and make a showing of their claims if they have any. When asked if he remembered when the law was passed Mr. Berein said: “Yes, I remember that law. Idrew that bill. It was prepared on my advice. A:ter I drew it vou took it to Sacramento and it was passe ] by the Legisiature.” Mr. Bergis was on the witness-stand all day, and it is expected that it will take another day for him to tell all he did to assist the littie girl who came from Lon- don in 1883 to become the sole heiress to the eetate of the late Thomas H. Blythe. HOTEL ARRIVALS, BALDWIN HOT J S Houser, Houolulu M D Wield Vallej all, Oakland R J Williams, Oakland M Schniiban, N ¥ E Parthzer, Sheboygan B Herbst, Chicago L locksiadter & w, N ¥ 3G 3, Vaiiejo Airs Sommers, ~ Mateo G V Watson, Sacto D er, Chicago € J Watson, Sacto G Fitzgerald, Livermore J W Smith.San Jose N Katisky, Pleasanton H Jones, N ¥ C 1 Copland. St Lout 1iss Mariin, Los Ang B Buckiey, Stocktoa Miss C Wiiliams, Valiejo PALACE HOTEL. S H Pearce, Denver T Larsen, Hamburg | M Goldwater, Prescott H L Schimme!, Sun Jose H G valmer, Tuttletown I L Marcelins, Brooklyn Dr Wilkine, Germany Mrs Marcellus, Erooklyn MrsWilkins, Germany Miss Van Uxen, Va | LM Burrett,iawihorne H M Yerington, Carson | H L Pratt, Breoklyn Mrs ¥ on, Carsor F Duenas,’ San ~sivador Mrs H L Prait,Brookiyn | Mrsk Due: Saivador J S Tobn. Burlugame | ¥ M Jowitt, London ¥ M Jowitt, Loadon Mr. T. I Bergin—DEAR SIR: 1 have had sev eral conversations with General Hart in refer- ence to the coniract sent by you through tome for signature, and have carefuily con- siderea thesame. In the copy sent no s specified: since then General s me that you thought fitty thou- 5 s is wiat you ought to have fn. | eerted in the biank, and I therefore consider that that sum you desire is in addition to the contract you airesdy have. The General in. forms me that ihe contracts I have outstand. ing ace in the neighborhood of 42 per cent of the entire estate. I supposed those contracts would cover all the expenses I would be to in clearing up the entire litigation and would meet all expenses to be incurred. General Hart tells me he understands that the suppiemental contract between you the McAilisters and myseif does ot provide for any service to bé rendered by you after it was signed; that m E not seen it siuce it was signed and can each & copy of it tll my return. I certainiy appreciate all you have doneand am deligh teit that you have taken the part you have since the decision in Judge Coffey’s court, and your acts in that behalf were also appreciatea by Messrs. Garber, Bonlt & Bishop, Mr. Foote and 1 Hert. 'They ali considered it desiru- U 10 ACL in the case, make an argu- d prepare the briefs you have, 11, cems (0 me that if they deemed vices essential they ought to are or percentage of tue adai- 2 per cent of the estate 1o be 1eceive hers ought 10 bear its pro- portion of y . Why should I becom. pelled to pay the $50,000 out of my propor- tion when the 42 per ‘cent gets the benefit of your services as well? 1t may be that it will be considered a small matter for me t0 object to, but you can readily see tnat it makes a difference of $21.000 {o me: and I think those gentlemen Ought 10 stand that hemselves, for i the eventoi the case being ost they get nothing; hence they are in the same position as I,and so, t00, are you and afrs. McAllister as ‘10 your percentage. Mr. Hert tells me that you desire the Contract signed or returned. "As 10 that, I nave been here for & shors time and left all my pap luding the proposed contract, in a tate town, and cannot get them until my return 1 would also like 10 taik with Messrs. Garber Boalt & Bistop, General Hart and Mr. ¥ and see if they wiil cou ritute their shar. Pray pardon my delay in writing you on this subject. I have been much annoyed Iately with different things and am not v ing well. Ishall return to town soon, and then confer with you upon th's matter. v sincerely yours, F. B. HINCKLEY. Judge Hunt thought the plainiiff had a right to have as much of this epistle con. sidered in evidence by the jury as related to the issues on trial. Mr. Sullivan elic- ited from Mr. Bergin, who was on the witness-stand, that Mrs. Hinckiey called 1 ¥ on him at his office in accordance with her sugzestion in the letter from Bania Monica. “Why didn’t you get your contract signed then?” demanded ex-Attorney- General W. H. H. Hart. Mr. Sullivan—Wnen it comes to the argu. ment I will give my views us to why thisgs have turned out as they now appear W. H. H. Hart—Facts first. Get your facts first. How about that coutract thai has been mentioned? Why wasn't it signed then? Mr. Sullivan (Warming up to h's work)— Weil, if you want to know my opin:on I will say that it was probably because you advised T not o sign it You knew thatshe had got the benefit or Mr. Berein's services, and 11 was then proposed to cneat him out of s dues. W. H. H. Hart—On the contrary, the proposi- tion was thiat he had been puid in full by 1 3 per cent 1o which he was entitied under hig origipal enzagement and coufirmed by tne contract of 1892. Mr. Suilivan: ferently. Considerable interest was shown by the jury in the reading of Mrs. Hinckley’s letter, for as a business-like exposition of her relations with her lawyers it would be hara to beat. There seems 10 be no doubt that she composed the letter away off down in Santa Monica, where she had no op- portunity to avail herseif of the assistance of her legal advisers, and if it is a fair specimen of her business letters, thers can be no doubt that the financial aviluy of old Thomas H. Blythe has been inherited by his daughter along with his real es'ate, Another letter on_ which Mr. Bergin placed considerable dependence was the following: My Dear Mr. Bergin: 1 have scen General Hart to-night aua had a talk with him about my cases com!ng up in the Supreme Cour: ou Friday next. Ishall of course expect you to take part, and shall feel disappointed if you do not. I expect all my counsel to do every. thing possible 1o advance my cause, and I wish you particularly to do whatever you deem proper in reference 1o ii. Cordially yours, FLORENCE B. HINCKLEY. Palace, January 8, 1894. Covnsel for the defendant thought this showed nothing more than that Mrs. Hinckley expected Mr. Bergin to proceed with his contract. The following letter from Mr. Bergin throws some unexpected light on some of the inner workings of the Blytbe litiga- tion. It was presented to the court but was not admitted in evidence. Mr. Bergin wrote: . InFebruarylastlforwarded you, through W. Not so. | | | | | in | Foote, | The letter shows aif- | | E 8 Hayden, Connecticut Jas Nicuols, Conn Rob. W Dana, London LICK HOU! € E Kocher & w1, Merced Miss C E kly, Minn Miss Mary E v, Minn F M Frazer. f1anford | I W Tuly, Stockton Miss A Tuily, ~tockion | | M L Enliott, Sonora H J Rust & wf, Sacio | N_L Drew, Sacto 3 M Fulweiler, Auburn | W I Fains. Ca 3rs 5 C St Joha, Fresno L Herman, NevadaCity Miss M St John, Fresn W H Cleary, Stockton Miss B ~t resno W H Tayior, Bakersfield Wiliam Beck, N Y I BMcG ord. U De 85 Boyle, Monterey | J A Wotte Lonis Wotter. Mouterey | J D Culp. E P Colean, Sacto { Mrs k,Winters W M Remy, M D, J M Wiman, \ewman City of Para | V' ¥ Crossman, San Jose E ~palsburg & wf, Cal W D Nichois. Faio AlO € Stewart, Pagaden: C A Joues & wf, Reno J Dannenbaum, Vallejo GRAND HOTEL P Frazer, Sacto £ I McGurren &w. S Lake J Grace, Palo Alto H Wilson, Spokane J H Godfrey, Los Ang Mrs ¥ Van {kum. Tnd iss Ven Ukum. Ing J J Dailey, Egan, Cal J A McInure, ~scto BT Collagh.\ row'sLdg | Mrs Thos F int, & Joan J A cich, ~alem, Mass rs Smalley, N Y Mrs Riselng, New York y, N Y W T Cooper & wi, & Cruz Dalan, S Jose W D Foot, Fresno | Tacoma T D Rich, Eureka ross, Reno T B Hawkins. Napa MissECV oorheis, SutCrk J L Buell, Lom poc S D Ballou, San Luls A CTufts, Sacramento Miss E L Case, Oakland R Harte, Sacramento W H_Sebastian, Cul € A Muckey, Los Ang { Mra K J Mackey, L Ang R A Kogers, Mexico J W Lalng, New York _ T B Dilion, Volcano Mrs Browniog, San Jose W Bruce, Chicago. T G O’Day, Chicago RUSS HOUSE. A Smith, Sicto C F Rickey & w, Carson Miss A K ckey, Carson L O'Grady, Cal | A Brroe, Cal RT Desmond, Pescadero J WPoole Jr, Redwd C J A Veatch, BC G W Dwinneil, Montague D M Can'ey, Yroka Migs S Jobnson, Seattl 1nson, ~eattle Mrs J Atkinson, Seattie C Atkinson, Seattie WG Mrs Harris & m, Wash G Hy X W M Moyer Rutherfird | WN Moore & W K Moore, Uxiah | 3 Whiliam: Mrs Dr Noble, L A | U San jefora & 3 . eNei, Modesto 3 Lompoc W S Morrow, N ¥ C B Brier, Sacto F A Veach, Sacto X Howell, Sacto J C Cumniings, St Louls W P Bennett, Cal P M Benne:t, P Millick, Cal J Hall & w, Calistoga HH Callaban, ur H C Davey, Callsioga C P Smin, 'Ukiah Jitss W Emmett, Culc Mi:s A Clark, Chic W E Ferguson. St Paul E E Wood, Visalia 3 trickson, Humboldt C A Cook, Watsonville D Hisaback, Kelsey S Rickabaugh, Kelsey T J Plerce, Cal J P Cuvan, San Jose St AR REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. Joseph and Caro'ine F. Nash to Clara D, Stao- fori, 10.0n N line of Jackson rtreet, 82:6 E of Wainut & 17:6 by N 1.7:814; 810, Jobn Coop and James W. Smith to Mary J. Good- win, 1o on W live of Beivedere sireer, 285 N of Frederick. N 25 by W 120: $10. John and Lua Stierlin 10 Frank P. McCann, lot on N line of Fred-rick stree:, 206:3 W of Shrader, by N 6: $10. l Charles H. d Mary J. Anois (Fford), vyivn > and Cmiy 8. Efford 1o NE corner of Dupont and & N 18 by . 70, $1. to Samuel Morgenstern, lot on ¥ nworth street, :11 by £ 50: $10. Beruard and Apastasia Power to Caihe Colifns. lot on W 1l of Leavenworth streei, 1)2 N of Jackson, N by W 162:6: $10. Emilie He ler (and as trustee of ioses Heiler), Emanuel ~., Samue ence L. Heller, F.va Kuh Fleishman (Hell 1) 10 the Union Tro -t Company, 1ot on SE Iitie of Brannan strect, 385 SW of ~ev. th, SW 50 by K 275, to correct 1714 of deeds, Puge’270. $10. Jane A. Miller to W. A. Miller & Co. (a cor- 118 of Sacramen be estate o A. and Clar- (lieller) and Carrie G porution). lot on SW corner of Greenwich and Plerce sireets. ~ 62:6 by W 100: 250 10. on W 1ine of Elevinth avenue, 100 ~ of I sireet, & 50 by W2 0 iot on £ itie of Twont:-first avenue, 200 S 01 J street, s 25 by i 120: $10 Minnie and Frederick Krait to William ¥ Link, nue, ~ 100 57:6: 8450, . Pleliic Consi mavings Soclery (o Frank T. Theave, lov 56, Jones Addition to’ Fairmounn; i Jam McDonald to Mary ¥. George A.and William . McDonald, 10t on N corner of Roanoke and Chencry streets. NW 125 by NE 113, block 6, Fuirmount Tract; gift. Jutus M. and Sadie L Grant to Henry and Amalie 3 arx, lot 27, block 28, Sunnyside: $10. Jacob and Lina Heyman. b,' Osca: Heyinan, at- torney, 10 Lizz'e Sincluir. lot 156, Heyman's st division of Cobb Tract: $10. ALAMEDA COUNTY. Northern Railway Company (a corporation) 1o thecity of Onkland, 10t 0n % line of Division s e 10 E of Enst Cedar, W 10 to Eust Cedar sireet, thence § 54 to the Interseciion of Kas: (a. dar street with N line of Short, thence N 10 begin. ninz, a trisngular strip of 1and in b ock used for sireet purposes. Oakland; 1. George M. Fulton to James W aikins, lot 25, block B, amended map of the Crawiord Tract, Uaklana Township: §10. Michael J. Little to Harriet S. Little, lots § and 8. block 2, Graves and_iay.or i rac.: also lot 18, biock i, McGee Tract, both in Oakiand Township: aiso all personal property wherever siiuaied: g.ft Willle Kueozel 10 E izabe.n Kuensel, 1ot D, block 53, Alameda Park Homestead, Alameda: £1000. Fred E. and Francis Harris to Henry A. Hellwe- gen. lots 8. 9 aad 0.bock N, map of Andrew Jones’ subdivision of Brooklyn Township, Brook- iyn Townshiy: $10 Frederick Savage Lo Kate Savage, 1ot 7, map of 6410 57 and 65 10 63, Kings- land Tract. Brooklyn Township: gift. Fioreuce May Massy 10 Alice Caldwell, lot 69, plat 34, Mountain View Cemetery, Oaklard Town: ship: $10 George Edge, by commissioner, to W. J. Weth- erly, lots on_ K 1f e of Whittier street, 709 Nk of Fourteenth, N 50 by ¥ 146.62, bring lots 28 and 80, block 'B. Resubdivision Fraitvale Tract, Brooklyn Township: $200. B. F. ) urgess to Mary Comstoc ner of Pake treet, SW 25 by SE 125, belng foet of lot 36. Gem tract, quitciaim deed, Brooklyn Town- ship: $5. iot on S cor- Builders’ Contracts. Moses Samuel with H. Jacks, alterations and liding and (0 move the same from Sacramento street 10 Laguna street near SAN FRANCISCO RUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco CAri— 710 Market street, open until 12 o'clock every BIght In the vear. BRANCH OFFICES—527 Montgomery street, corner Clay: open until 9:30 o'clock. 59 Hayes street. open until 9:30 o'clock. 615 Larkin street: open until 9:30 o'clock. SW. corner Sixteench and Missiou streets; ope: anuil 8 o'clock. 2518 Mission street: open until 9 c'clock. 167 Ninth strect; open until 9:30 o'clock. 1205 Polk street: open until 9:30 o'clock. corner Twenty-second open till § o'clock. NOTICE OF MEETINGS. A LODGE OF Perfection No. 1—Regular meeting THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING, June 18, ut 8oclock. D. 4. GEORGE J. HOB! e ' 7N LN Secretary. & and Keotucky | SITUATIONS WANTED-—Continned. DESPECTABLE ELDERLY WOMAN DE- \ sires po-ition as housekeeper in family with B0 smail children, Address MES. B., box 13, Call Oftice, Oukland. SITUATIONS WANTED-Continuad. ‘W ASTED—SITUATION AS BOOKKEEPER, accoun ant, cashier or as clerk In any or all o these capacities: references given and salary no considercd. Address Sprekles, box 95, Call Office. Y PUNG GERMAN WOMAN WISHES TO DO housework or chamberwork and_plain sewing; G. C. B., box 33, Call Utfice. W IDOW WISHES POSITION AS HOUSE- keeper in_widower's or bacheior's home, or plain sewing done at home. 131 Fourth st., room 1 { EAT, RELIABLE WOMAN WISHES POSI- A\ ‘tion’as working housckeeper In bachelor’s or widower's home; city orcountry; wages $20. MR C. L., 40 Mary st., off Howard, bet. Fifth and Sixth. C(lll?ETl‘.‘\'T YOUNG WOMAN FOR HOUSE- vOrk or cooking; city or country: good refer- ences. _7'(!(}.\« GIRL FROM THE EAST WISHES situxtion for Lousework Or Second work: wages $15 10 $20. 534 Guerrero st. WOMAN WANTS WORK BY THE DAY washing, ironing. Please call 53234 Linde: Laguna st. JITUATION WANTED BY EXPERIENCED 3 nurse for intant or chiliren. Address M., Y. W. C. A, 1221 O'Farrell st- 7 OUNG EASTERN WIDOW OF PRFPOS- sessing appearance would Jike & position housekecper; bachelor's or widower's home pre- ferred. 204 ('Farrell st., room 5. 7OUNG GERMAN W{DOW DESIRES POSI- tion as housekeeper. 120a Eddy st., room 2. city or country. Please call at 111 Onk st. ave., ne 7OUNG WIDUW DESIRES POSITION AS bousekeeper. companion Or nurse; traveling acceptable. Address C., 1221 O' Farrell st. BRANCH OFFICE 0F THE CALL, 167 NINTH s.—Wait ads and subsciiptions taken. FEMALE HELP WANTED. HELP WANTED-—Continued. OACHMAN, WITH GOOD REFERENCES, for a private piace, $30; man about piace, country. $20: gardener, private place. Coutry. $20; youns German to take care of horses and nelp ‘in slavghter-aouse, country, $25: can-wash- €18 f0r & dairy, $20; 2 boys to heip ou milk wagon, $15 scraper :eamsters. country. $20 and found; 6 mucke s country, $175 u ay: Poriu- guese milker, $30. C. k. HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary st. YIRL ELLIS ST. $16: GIRL, VAN NESS ave, 316, 2 In family: 2 iris, Post st., $15: sirl, Harrison st., $15; girl, Fraokiin st., $15 irl. Fourth st., 815; girl, Stanyan st., $15: girl, Valljo, Cal, $15; girl. 'Golden ate' ave, $16: glrl, Eddy st., $15; girl, Waller st, $16; girl, Mo- desio, Cal, $15; girl, F ks st, $20; g, Hyde st. $15; xirl, Giicoy, Cal, $15. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. (G 1AL PLEASANTON, CAL, $16 AND ROOM; J girl, 'a 0 Ao, Cal.. £15 and room: chamber- maid aid wait some: 5 ironers, city and country: 2 waltresses, city, $20 and room: stewardess and act us Liead waitress, $30, room, etc. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. TOMAN men: Market st. TO GIVi MASSAGE TREAT- steady work. MARTIN & CO., 749 (3'BL. OAKDALE, CAL. 820; SEE PARTY oy Dere; call eariy.” MARTIN & CO., 749 Mar- et st. G'BLy MILL VALLEY: $25: CALL EARLY. MARTIN & (O, 749 Market st. IRL, FRANKLIN ST.; $20. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. IRL, ALAMEDA, CAL ; $25; CALL EARLY. MARTIN & CO.,'749 Market st. JWEDISH WOMAN WITH GIRL 7 YEARS D old wishes to do housework: city or country. 131 Wool si.. near Mission and Twen?y-ninth. HARMONY CHAPTER NO. 124, Order of _the rn Star, meets, THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING. June 18, a 32 O'Farrel st EVA M. HARE, Sec. BRITISH BENEVOLENT SOCIETY calls upon its members and friends to take part in_ihe Diamond Jubilee Celebration at ibe Chutes SATURDAY, 19th in . Continuous per- formance Open 10 A! M. Sports commence 11:30, iterary exercises 2 . M. Grand Gisplny fireworks n1 bail in evening Tickets day and evening, 50 cents. Evening. 25 cents On SUNDAY. 20th, Grand Te Deum, Metropolitan Templ. Tickels at Sherman & Clay's Grand Palacs Hotel, Monday, 2lst. Tickets $5, at 420 California st. WM, DOXEY, Pres. G. C. W 00DWARD, Secretary g5, BRITISHERS. T0 T} € front! — Burnaby Lodge— Members and iriends will cel brate the jubllee of Queen Vic tia at the Chutes MONDAY, Jua 21, commercing at 10 A. M. JAMES SPANTO, Presid CHAMBERAILN, Sec W. L QUEEN VICTORIA'S ubilee wiil be ceicbrate by members of Pickwics Lodze tie Chuies MONDAY, June E: zexpects ry man_ 1o do his duty. JAS. B. BROW N, President. THOS. POYSER, Secretary. B BRITANNIA LODC 7, Daughters of corge—A'l ‘members earnestly uested to attend the great jubl e celebration at U MON DAY, the 21st, at Grace Church on Su ing, the 20th, &t 7:45. ETTA MEADOWS, Pres. [ = GLORGE CLUB ers are requested to atiend flicia. day celebra- tion at the Chutes on MONDAY, the 215t JAS. HAGAN, Prestdent. 3 THE OAKLAND AND Alam:da Lodges of the or- with Britishers geperally, 10 do honor to the gri name of Brit- E5, FEGULAR MEETING the ~Caledonian (lub THIS NING at 8 o'clock. ~cottish Hall, Larkinst. D. R. MCAEIL, Chief. 3. . DUNCAN, Secretar. i@: ORDER OF SCOTTISH Clens—Oflicers and clansmen of JUINT coMMIrT =~ “QUEFN VICTORIA’S DI EF ool " The St An WILKIE President. W oo, seerer T SIXTY YEARS A QUEEN.” BF s cmtcra snd eisots of tne Cater Diamond _ Jabilee. Celchradion st the Chutes Saturday, June 1 Jas H. Dox AN, Secretary. | Y QUNG WIDOW (PARISIAN), FORMERLY in good clrcumstances. WADIS a permanent place as hous-keeper: widower's home preferred. 1122 Market st., room 31. (GERMAN GIRi; BAKERY: CALL EARLY; 815. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. VERMAN $15: early. 49 Market st. N &CO., 749 SECOND _GIKL; MARTIN & CO. CALL ©) SECOND GIRLS; $15. MART! < Market st. ¥ SMAKER WISHES E gagements with families who speak German, or Wwork at house; was employed & number of years in Berlin, at Gerson's fine custom estabiish- Toent. 21304 Sutter st. (3Rl MODESTO, CAL; $20. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. (G 'Rl PIXON, CAL; #20. MARTIN & 0O, 74 Marxet st. 7OUNG GIRL JUST FROM THE EAST DE- sires (o secure a lucrative housekeeper's pla bacheior's or widowers home preferred. 821 Aissicn st., room 5. TOUNG WOMAN WITH ONE CHILD would like work ns housekeeper either in the city, country or on_a ranch: can :ive good refer- encé. Address J., box 13s, Call Office. |5 KANCH OFFICK OF THE CALL 167 NINTH 5 sii want ads and subscriptions taken. CANDINAVIAN GIRL WANTS WORK BY ihe day washing, irouing or cleaning: aiso take e wishing: is & ood Iaundress. Call at 637 Stevenson st., near Sevel Y OUSG GEEMAS ti0n as upstairs girl. Addres Joues st. TGIRL WISHES SITUA- FISHER, 2120 J,ADPY CLERE TO GO SOUTH: $40. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. AITRESS, RESORT HOTEL: CALL early. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. O WAITRE SPRINGS MARTIN & CO., & 748 Market 9 WAITRES- £S, ASTORIA, OR., $20, ROOM, O ete. MARTIN & CO., 748 Market st. TOUNG GIRL TOWALT ON INVALID LADY, $12 0 $16; sieep home. MISS CULLEN, 328 Sutter st. COUNTRY, $25. MISS CUL- . 328 Sutter st. AUNDRES i MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN: RANCH; #20. M 3188 CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. NEAT RELIABLE LADY WISHES A POSL 4\ tion as working housekeeper; understands the care of children: Lest of references. Address M. ety Rt ot LAKKIN_BRANCH OFFICE OF THE 100K: NEVADA COUNTY: $20: FEW boardera. MISS CULLEN, 828 Sutter at. YOOK, OAKLAND, SMALL HOTEL, $25; Glen Ellen, $25 MISS CULLEN, 328 Sutter. 615 EALE Subscriptions and want ads taken. | NJEAT YOUNG NURSEGIKL, ONE CHILD, = — AN 12, MISS CULLEN, 823 Sutcer st. JEAT GERMAN GIRL WANTS A PERMa- —_ — - — . A\ nent housekeeper's place or will do plain | FJOUSEWOKK GIRL. $12; SLEEP HOME. mending. 287 Post st., room 8. MISS CULLEN, 38 Sutter st. JCXPERIENCED DRESSMAKER WOULD | O WAITRESS&S, $20 EACH. MISS CULLEN, k or month or would institution. P, L, Y like sewing in famiiy we O &3 seamstress in Protestant box 97, Call Office. TOUNG WIDOW WOULD LIKE HO keeper's position in bachelor's househol, orcountry. Cail 117 Eddy st., room 2 afternoon. £ 323 Sutter st. WORKING HOUSEEEEPER, CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. $20. MIss I READ AND CAKE SAKER. COUNTRY hop, $50: cook and di<hwasher, restaurait, city, #40 and $15; assistant baker for a summer resort, $30: 2’ bellvoys, hotels, $10 and $15 porter for saloon, $5 & werk; upsta'rs porter, Country hotel, $20. . R. HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary st. APANESE COOK COUNTRY HOTEL, $25: Japunese for cooking and housework. city, 86 & woek: Japanese ranch cook, $15; japanest ook for a camping party, $10 a week. C. & CO., 110 Geary st. GECOND COOK For 'SPRINGS, $40: ALL- 3 rouud launiryman for springs, $30. C. B. HANSEN & (0., 110 Geary s TEGETABL C OK, COUNTRY 11OTEL, $20. C. R HANSEN & 0., 110 Geary sp. ' - ¥ JREE FARE! FREE FARE—80 MEN T0 build a railroad, to drive 2 aad 4 horse teams at $175 n da:; 20'farmers. orchard and vineyard hands, different places, 826, $25 and $20: 6 labor ers, $26 and found: 5 teamsters, city work, £30 per month; 3 milkers, $20 ana found: 5 laborers, clty company work: farmer an do black: smithing, $26, fare $1; butier-maker, $27 50: 50 en 10 build a larse canal; 3 men to dig postholes, $20. MURRAY & READY, 634 t0 635 Clay st. PERSONALS. AVE YOUR HOUSE PAINTED WITH Al stock: 10 40pe or fish oil: rooms pupered $2 up: whitened, $150 up: papred. graiged, vara: ished, $6 up. I, M. AMBROSE, 1005 Hearns ot ARTINGTON'S S HOOL OF Maua and Newspaper Illu: ration—Instructor: E. Partington, R. L. Partinzton, Gortrnde on. Forparticulars apuiy or addre.s 424 1o 5 j,UY 800D BUTTER AT CaLIFORNIA * creamery, where it can seen taken direct from churn and Ut in squarcs and pripe eocer Bour. Pine-st. enirai.ce, Cal. Market. Tel oq pous 0 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN—TAKE NOn tice on and afier this date, June 16, 1% will not be responsible for any debts con by myzwite. JAMES T. GOLTON. M ES. VIOLA & KEYNOLDS. COME 10 M “inotner's.” Myraand Earl are il 1 expected to live. insolven MATIC. MISS IDA VON TESS, moved from 113 Market st., room 33, t0 15 ¥ddy st., room 19, NOW, LADIES SISCE T TirEATIT AN hat war is on, you must be doubly partic to how your hair 1s dresse done precty cheap'y your hal to be pretty large. I do hairdressin; Cheap enough? And it Is as good aud he most_haircressing done for30c. G. LEL 111 Stockton st. O THE GREAT SAWMILLS WE ARE shipping 50 more men, $26 to $20 per monik. and found; laborers: swampers, cross-cutters, line- men, etc.; fare paid. MUKRAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st. RY-GOODS CLERK FOR COUNTRY STORE $40, single, age under 30, California experi- ence and reference: hotel porter; washer, country laundry. 3 cooks; 3_waiters; 3 disnwushers, etc. MURKAY & READY, 634 and 636 C'ay st. FOREMAN FOR A VINEYAKD 835; 3 blacksmiths, different piaces. MURKAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st. ANTED—E W o, 830 and 19%na; Iaporers for city, $175 day: fruit farmer and wife, $30 ana found; chorevoy for ranch, $3 and found; oid ma to care for place, #5 and found: bricksetter. $30 and found; teamster, $1 60; 5 crosscut sawyers, $26, and 8 laborers 'for miil and woods, 820, tare ad- vanced: others. J. F. CROSETT & CO., 628 Sac- ramento st SH OR IRISH COACH- W ANIED_RESTAURANT COOK, #10 A week : boarding-house cook, 840: waiter for resort, $25: waiter, hotel, $20: waiter, country, 20; "~panish walter, $25: assistant gardene: German, $20: porter around restaurant, $10: 3 dishwashers, $15, and others. ANDRE'S, 308 Stockton st. taken. 7OUNG MAN TO DO LIGHT WORK IN lodglog-house for room, board and laundry; no wages. Alpha liouse, 5 AMarket st. B JIRST-CLASS PIANO PLAYEE. 915 MAR- ket st.: bet. 12 and 2. HAYES SI.—BKANCH OFFICE OF THE CaLy; subscriptions aud waus ads [0 17 YEARS OF AGE Apply at 200 Sutter st YS FROM 14 wanted RAVELI box 1, Call. OUNG MAN 10 ASSIST G: good business; $100 cash. G. ANCH UFFICE OF ubecriptioa and wan ads it REER AR TO INVALID LAD 23 Sutter si. \ D—1 SHEET-IRON WORKER AND 2 boatbullders. 718 Third at. Y QUNG SWEDISH WiDOW, RECENTLY from the East, desires & good housekeeper’s position; - hotel. bachelor's or widower's home preterred. 223 Post st., room 16, third floor. EAT YOUNG GERMAN GIRL WOULD LIKE 4\ 4 place as housekeeper ; city or county: bach- eor's, widower's home or lodging-house. Koom 11, 3 ¥ost st., sccond floor. | MARKET ST.—BRANCH OFFICE OF 1HE CaLL: want ads and subscriptions taken. OUNG WIDOW FROM EUROPe WISHE situation as housexeeper; bachelor or widower. kddy st, room 1. TOUNG SPANISH WIDOW FROM CUBA would like a housexeeper's position. 3054 Masor st 615 TTRACTIVE YOUNG GrRMAN GIKHL A\\Culd Tike 'a nousekeepers position 1n. eity or couutry: widower's home preferred. 130%g Geary st., Toom % LARKIN—BRANCH OFFICE OF CaLL THE Subscriptions and want ads taken. 197 MONTGOMEKY, COR. CLAY — OPEN OZ | “unul $:30 oclotk: branch offics of THE CALL; subscriptions snd want ads taken. N ONEY LOANEDON DIAMONDS, WATCH- es,jewelry, sealskins. Uncle Harris.15 Grant av. ERMASN GIRL FOR BAKERY, 815, Y MISS | 17 ANTED_TAILOR FOR GENERAL WOR G CoLLEN, 323 sutter st Wastds e S DISHWASHER 812: SLEEP HOME. MISS “ ANTED_10 MEN AT COLUMBIA THEA- CULLEN, 328 Sutier st. ter: stage door, 9 o'clock. J URSE, 1 CHILD AND TRAVEL, MISS | W ANTED_AN APPRENTICE T0 LEARN CULLE : W e Sutter OR SCANDINAVIAN W ANTED—GERM3 Protestant_second gir! for second mirl, $:0: Oakland, $17 50; Protestant girl for hou-ework for San Rafael, nurse and seamstress for Red- wood City, 2 waltresses for couutry hotel, same place, $20: waltress for country hotel, nor:h, $20: wallress. country restaurant, $25: French second girl and laundress, $25; laundress, $30 French second girl. $25; 2 cooks for Jewish f.m- lies, $30; nurse, ung giris for housework, #12 815 aud $20. Appiy 10 J. F. CROSETT & CO., 316 Sutter st. WANIED—A FIRST-CLASS COOK ble of cooking for 100 people: ferred: $40 to $60. 0., 316 Suster st W ANIED—A YOUNG LADY TO ACT AS casiier; must aiso do some typewritin erences required as to experience. Appiy to J. CRUSET i & Cu., 316 -utter st. \W ANTED_HEAD WAITKESS FOR FIRST- class boarding-house, $30. Apply to J. F. CRO-ETT & CO., 316 Sutter s CAPA- American pre- Apply t0 J. F. CROSETT & THORUUGHLY RELIABLE AND COMPE- tent young lady of experience wants position 1 insurance office: versed In all branches of office work and details of insurance business; farnish typewriter if desire): waces to sult employer. Ad- dress Reliable, box 80, Cali Office. W ANT _ADS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE CALL are taken a. Brauch Ofiica sonin- west corner Sixieent and Mission sts. DOSITION BY YOUNG LADY AS CASHIER or assistant In doctor’s or dentist’s office, or pho- tograph gallery : best of references. Address S K., box 131. Cal Office. ———— e MEMBERS OF THE S sh Thist'e Club are cor- he fes- hutes in honor B at the the Queen’s diamond jubilee SATURD A Y, June 19, 18f JUBILEE COMMITTE £ 5, CAMBRIAN MUTUAL AID SOCIETY— ~& Members und friends are requested to cel- ebrate the Queen's jubilee. SATURLAY, June 19, day and evening, ai the « hutes. THOS. PRICK, President. reiary. JORN EDWARDS S SPECIAL NOTICES. > THEY SELL ALL KINDS OF DRY goods, hosiery, underwear, bedspreads, towels,” table-covers, Iaces, embroiders, linlngs, trimmings. vellings, etc, very cheap at Ploncer Dry-Goods Store, 105 Fifth st ILLSELL AT PUB] e, E 1C AUCTION TO & (he hichest bidder for cash on Wednesday, June 23, 1897. &t 11 A. M., at 28 Post st., San Francisco, « ... one Braeun piano, Yo. 2618, with the stools and covers, to satisty vendors' lien sud expenses of i NN, 2 > OLL/E LAKE, GENUINE CABINET <% ba his; gents and ladies. Room 18-48, 17 ockion st £, L) FLUS DAIRY IS NOW LOCATED at 234 urid Folsom sta. Telephone white 271. L5 TUNKLR GARINET BATHS FoR gents and ladles. R, 11, 12015 Geary st. B3 5AD TENANIS EJRCTED FOR 34 collect ons made: aty or niry. Pacific Collection Co., 415 Montgy st. room b: tel. 5550, 3 BAY CITY TRANSFEE CO., EEMOVED 243 10 3117, Sutter. F runks deilevred, 26c DIVIDEND NOTICES DIVIDEND NOTICE—SAN FRANCIS- CO EAVINGS UNION, No. 532 California st cor. Webb. For the half vear ending with the 0ih of June, 1897, a dividend has been aeclared at the rate per annuus of four and two-tenths (4.2) per cent on term deposits and hree and five-tentbs (3.5) per cent on_ ordinars deposits, free of taxes. payable on and after THURSDAY, July 1, 1897, LOWELL WHITE, Cashier. DIVIDEND NOTICE—MUTUAL SAV- INGS BANK OF SaN FRANCISCO, Post st For the half vear endinz June 50, 1897, adividend has been deciared at the raie of four (4) per cent per ennum on term deposits and three and one-third (314 per cen: per annum on ordi- nary deposi s, frec of taxes, payabie on and after LTHURSDAY, July 1, 1887, GEOIGE ‘A. STORY, Cashler. E /LVIDEND OTIC: —DIVIDE D No 44 (25¢ per share) of the HUICHINSON SUGAR PLANTAT,N CO._will be the oflice of the company, 337 Market at. on aud after MONDAY, Jun- 21, 1897. Transfer-books will close Tuesday, June 186, 1897, at 3 o’clock P. M. K. H. SH ELDON, Sec. SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE. 7OUNG AND ATTRACTIVE FRENCH widow wants a workin: bousekeeper's place; or will_do mending: lodging-house or widuwer's nhome preferred. 1.00m 2, 122 rost st TOUNG WOMAN cleaning and wa: ences; wages $1. Call or address WISHES TO DO HOUSE. ing by the day: good refer. 50 1 ehama st. JXPERIENCED GERMAN LADY WISHE< " any kind of work by the day : work for 81 aud rfare. 22214 Four:h st. 7OUNG WIDOW WISHES POSITION AS bousekeeper in bachelor's or widower's home preferred. 86234 Mission st., foom 8. REFINED ENGLISH WIDOW, SUNNY NA- ture, wishes position as housekeeper widow er's or bachelor's home: country preferred. 122 Tay- lor si., Toom 18; bours 10 A. M. RESSMAKER, styilsh dra, maker; by the day. FIRST - CLASS FIITER, and designer: thorough dress: 104 Grove st. TOUNG SWEDISH GIRL WISHES SITUA- t0n 0 4o general housework in A merican famils. 48 Clara sc., bet. Third and Foarth ble ut | | SITUATIONS WANTED MALE. JAPANKSE, CHINESE EMPLOYMT OFFIC ters, bousecieaners. 50 Geary: tel. Grant 86 (VHINESE & JAPANFSE: EST'D 20 YEARS: belp:tel.main 1997. BRALLEY & Cu..640 Clay 4 WAITRESSES, COUNTRY HOTELS, CALL 5 and 1 ress, : bath woman for sanitarium, $20: second girl, city, $26: 2 nursegiris, city, must have references, $15: 2 cooks, private family, city, $35, 8.2 50; 20 girls, housework, $15, $18, $20. C. B HAD &CO., 110 Geary st. (UK, INSTITUTION, $40: PASTRY COOK. $35: cook, resort, $35; ranch cook, $30; cook, private fami y. $25: cook on dairy, $23 50: cook for section crew, $20: cook, small boarding-house, $20. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary st. N ©) WAITRESSES, SAME COUNTRY HOTEL; & sceparty here at 9:50: $20. C. R. HANSEN &CO, 110 Geary st RESTAURANT WAITKESS. COUNTRY town, +26; waitresses. mountaln resorts and aprices, $20, and other places. MUIRAY & KEADY, Leading Lmployment Agents, 634 and HUNTER & Co. CHINESE AND JAPANESE emp. office, 61414 California st., tel. main 281 Unu.\"v.qe AND JAPANESE EMPLOYMENT office; best help. 41413 O’Farrell. Tel. E. 426. ENER, SINGLE GERMAN, STEADY xperienced in greenhouses, propagating fruit and vegetatle growing, understands care uf horses, wishes position in private place; well rec- ommeided. Address Gardener, 303 Third st QITUATION WANTED BY MAN, YOUNG, A8 8 gardeuer, milk, etc; can drive and care for horses, if required: splendid reierences: moder:te wages. Address J. B., box 121, Call Office. 7 OUNG MAN WANTS SITUATION AROUN D private piace; (horouglly undersiands care of horses, cows and garden; city or couniry; good references. Address C. O., box 33, Cail. MERICAN MAN AND WIFE WANT SITU- ations on small ranch or dairy. Address E. 944 Howard si. RELIABLE UNMARRIED, COM- petent lo take charge of winery, vineyard and orchard, wishes situation; best of references. A d- dress care of M. SHAFER, 34 “hird DOSITION WANTED A~ GARDENER, LA 636 Ciay st OF GIRLS AND WOMEN FOR HOUSE. <9 work, couatry piaces, 820. MURRAY & READY, Leading Employment Agents, 634 and 636 Clay'st. tailoring trade. Apply to 516 Geary st, JANTED—COOK FOR FEW DAYS' WORK (1881 Valencia st. V "IRST-CLASS COAT-MAKERS, WORKING by week; aiso presser. 28 Morris ave. BAREER WANTED FUR SATURDAY. 1602 Clay st. ANTED—A CARPENTER AT 65 TE- W et et 7 o i buuhu@u—,& WANTED. 202 SECOND ST. DARTNER WANTED FOR BEER-BOTTLING business; experience not necessary. feeuth st HAIR WITH QUING. l EAU ['Vl‘l-'\' : YOUR nia” Hair Tonic; 35¢ bottle. LEDERLE, 111 Stockton st. MISS_ MYRTLE ~POTTER, SCIENTIFIG palmist, returned. R. 17, first floor, 83 ~ix TohEroaes KLEIN'S Electrical Works, 421 Montgomery., It intereated send for catalogne. MHES DR TANNER'S HOME IN CONFINE meat. 12 L. Ko pl.,bt. Jones & Leavenwor: QUITTOORDER ON EA<Y I3 L. LEMOS, 1117 Market TALLMENTS st., bet. Tth and 8t VLOAKS AND TS R 20 Sansome HAIRS MRS HUF~CHMID sfitce 1000 fiu.\m.: 2 service. 318 OLTDOOK STERKOPTICON SHOW EVE 1y night cor. Market and SLxth sts.; artistio ad. verusements In living light: Dess. Consalt OWL AD V. LO. 1140 Market st. JLECTRIC LIGHU> 1IN EVEKY ROOM. Winchester Houss. 44 Third st. nr. Marke:, 100 rooms. 25 10 §1 60 per night: $1 50 10 43 pet ires bus and baggase 10 and from ihe ferey UPERFLUOUS REMOVED elect: e BY DR Wi LCH, 2115 Bush. SANITAKY PLUMB) 623 Golden Gace av. Tei. BUSINESS CARDS PRINTED, wedding work. HILL, & ND EFFICIENT DETECTIVE Rooms 19, 20 and 21, Chronicle bidg promoters of busi LARKIN—BRANCH CALL Lecriptions JFFICE « 615 CLAIRVOYANTS, VW HAT IS YOUR vocaTiox® HAVE YOU PROSPER: WHAT ARE YOUR HOPES? Mrs. DR. F.CLARK wiil lift the derk vell of your future life; she gives you valuable ADVICE and AID In all affairs of life, of private as well as of business nature as, for instance, pertaining to Love, Matrimony, Friendship, Business, Lawsuts, Contested Wilis, 'Divorce. Damage Suits, Mining. She discovers lost or stolen property, finds buried trensures, prevents sickness misfortune: recon- ciles the "separated, thus restoring los. _happiness. Every person is adapted 10 some particalar busi- ness, profession or irade,which may justly be term. €d theic true vocation, and yet more tuan baif of you are fighting against an u:known fate tor fam. iortune and position which you do not and ¢ obtain until you find your true vocation. Hours. § te 6 cally. Send stamp for circnlar and specia terms. MRS DK. F. CLAR 6 Market, 8 F M AE: PORTER, WONDERFUL CLAIRVOY AVl 'ant card-reader, born double veil ind secos sight; diagnoses disease, full life reading: la 5¢ gents'$1; palm. and clairv.: sit. §1 50. 128 lark JORTUNES TOLD BY PLANETS; MOSI ited medium. MME. LENEMAR, room 8, 141 Tay or st., near Eddy: no signs. MELYINASLAILE CLAIRVOY ANT. MOV D VL t0 797 Mission st.; advice on business and lov affairs; piciure future husbandor wite: charms. ME. MELBOURNE. GIFTED CLAIRVOY M “ani: never fails; cail and be convinced. 419 ry st 22, second floor: 25¢: gents 50c. ARDIGAN, GAEAT EASIE LD-ESTABLISHED BARBER-SHOP; OWN- ©r 10 years one place. 1317 Stockton st \HEAP: LEAVING QUOESHOP FuE SALE > ., near Ociav town. 1802 Bush st OURNEYMEN BALBERS o “tional Union of Americs Bureau, 84 Fourth st. INTERN A- Free Employment I LESS. Secrotary. (CLEARANCE SiLE and shoes; must sac shoes $1, 3 'shoes ¥l $2 50, $6 shoes 83 P RIY HAVING SMALL CAPITAL CAN ave a good situation. B. K., box 68, Call. BAEBES-SHOP FOR oK SALE cheap; in liveliest town in the State. 230 Battery st. BARBERS-GOOD 2-CHATz stand. for sale cheap on East: 3 livingrooms: rent $20. $5000 WORTH EOOTS fice: 81 50 shoe 75¢, $2 0. §4 shoes $2: §5 shoes 638 Market st., opp. Paluce, RENT. Appiy SHOP, CIGAR account 'of going 1335 Ninth st. MA TO MILK 30 COWS: WOMAN FOR M “housework. Loy for chores and wagou: refer- ences. Address Milk, Call Office, Oakland. MES,, e tortune-teller: strong love charms made. Harrison st. M ME. ARNDT, GENMAN FORTUN i-TELL AW er: 'tells past and future: gives picrure furure husband or wife; 25 rialis. 22514 S M MOR MEDIUM, M voyantand cardreader, is bac- to ber old 73 Fourth st.; customers please call: ¢k N, PALMIS’ M YYPSY LIF ladles READER. IVENTH ST.: S, genis 50 all questions answered. FROM CRADLE . 914 O'F YBILLE TELL pictures iven:la SPIRITUALISM. M. FRANC DEPF r. 118 Haight st.: h DENT SLATE urs 9 until 6 P a TADIES' AID, 605 McALLISTER: 4 meet to-night by several mediums; 1 167 2RTa 5t —BRANCH OFFICE OF UMM CALL; sucecriptioa and wau: ads taken. ADIES' SHOES, SOLING, 856c; MEN'S shoes, soling. 50c! all repairing done st half the usual price. 562 Mission st ROTESTANT COUK, SMALL INSTITU- tion, city, $25: ranch cook, $20. MURRAY & READY, Leading Employmen: Agents, 834 and 638 Clay st. W QMAN COOK, CITY, $25. MURRAY & READY, Leading Employment Agents, 634 and 636 Clay st PLOTESTANT HOUSEWORK GIRL, Sax Rafael 225, Alameda $25, and other towns; 18 housework girs city and county, $20 and $20; 10 young girls, ussist, $10 to $15. MISS CUL- LEN, 348 Sutter st (INE MEN'S CALF SHOES, $175; TO order, 82 60; ha'f soling, 25¢ up. 959 Howard 4 MARKET ST_BRANCIH OFFICE OF THE CaLi: want ads and subscriptions taken. W ANTED_1000 MEN T0 EAT OUR FREE lunch with boitle beer o wine, 5c. Managed by JACUB DR&Y FUSS, 412 Jackson st. V. MILLER, MATERIALIZING TRUMPET C - seance: 8 P. M : 25¢. 40: Leavenworth st MES H. A GRIFFIN. MEDIUM: CIRCLE M rhors.’eve.. 25¢; sittings, 30c, $1. 42615 OAK: CIKCL 2 x 1121 RS KAT HOSKINS (IRCLES; TU S & readings daily, $1. 701 McAllister. M Fri, s pu M N "CIRCLE SU 311Van Ness ave, RS. SHRINER RETURNED day evening: sittings dail RS J.J. WHIINEY, SPIKITUAL MEDIUM, for messages and advice. 218 S{ockton st W ANTED—WOMAN COOK FOR INSTITU- don; must be first-clzss; $35 a month. W. D. EWER & CO., 626 Clay st. (QQMPETENT GIRL 70 DO GENERAL housework in small American family; wages #20. Call after 9 o M. 105 Broderick st., near Haight FLRST-CLASS LADY STAKCH-WORK ironer wanted at once. Apply Vallejo Steam Laundry, Vailcjo borer or vegetable-gardene understands — horses: private place preferred. 748 Chestnut st., l 7y LAKKIN—BRANCH OUFFICE OF THE Oakinnd: 610 (i wikcriptions and want ads. takon JTHON RESPECTABLE BOY, 17 YEARs R of age, wishes to work on & ranchi: wages rea- sonable. 6 Polk st. TERMAN, SOBER AND INDUSTRIOUS, ¥ desires any kind of work: good hand around private residence. Address P., 533 Sacramento st. AN DESIRES EMPLOY ME. & competent stenographer and Lyp-writer; has bad exp-rience in iaw oflice; good penman; under- is buokkeepliz; Al I fereuces given as to biilty, habits and charscter. Y. M., bOX 73, Call WATCHMAKFR OF MANY RELIABLE sears’ practical experience, with full set of s Class references, seoks engagements. Address G. 0., box 68, Call. SOBER, EXPERIENCED MAN QTEADY, £004 references. ) wishes bosition as janitor: Address 339 Sixth st., flac 4. APANESE BOY WANTS SITUATION TO doany kind of work in photograph Or other siore H. MEL, 523 Jessie st. APANESE GOOD BOY W.ANTS SITUATION as waiter at table {2 best famlly; city or coun- try. GEORGE, 525 Jessie st. QWEDISH COUPLE _ WISH SITUATIO! 1 wife £00d cook: husband first-class horseman 2nd gardener. Oskland. Address C. G. M., 613 Ninth st., (GIBL FOR GENKRAL HOUSEWORK. AP- iy 62014 Steiner st. VY ANTED—A NUKSEGIRL. 3528 PINK ST. 100 PALR: | ANOTHER 10T MEN'S 3 shoes: been slightly damaged: at less DENTISTS. than one-fourth their value: from 75C 10 $2 50. | s e 562 Mi bet. Fist and Second. 7AN VROOM & COS LLECTRO- DENTAL WY O NAD O TR ON D T Farlors, 997 Market st.: lady attendant: no gas M celioweiry.sontaking. Uncie Harria s Oranca: ARBERS' ASSOCIATION FREE EMPLOY- ment Office. S FUCHS, Secy, 325 Grant ave. W ANTED-LABORERS AND MECHANICS 10 know that Ed Kolkin, Keno House proprie- tor. suil runs Denver House 217 Third at.: 160 Iarge rooms; 5c per nignt; $L 10 $3 per week. OF other dangerous anmsthetics givea; electrioity the great agent used to relieve paiu: teeth filled ana extracted painlessly by our new electrical Pprocess: a_written guarantee given with al work done; lowest prices. best work: all surgical work attended by G. W. Wiiiamson, M.D., paysiclan nd surgeon; examination free by the use of our new electrical appliances: porcelain and gold crowns: bridge-work and teeth without plates a speciaity. Electro-Dental Pariors, 997 Market st OOMS. 160 10 760 PER NIGHT: 606 40 81 60 per week. Orlental, 226 Drumm st. ANTED, TOLOLL ersacierks KN O) TPRY ACME MOUse $00 mAhhol o, .o iow EiXtn. 10r & TOOm: 15 MIgHC: B1 m wews. CTWAGES DUE LABOE- Collection Axer, 110 Sutter. 615 LARKIN-BRAN O CALL: subscrintin SH OFFICK OF THE want ad« taken. (399D, GERMAX GIRL GENERAL HOUSE- OSEDALE. 21 ELLI TAYLO \ mngle furnished room: 26ca night: $1 work and cooxing; wages $20. 933 Haight st. G W ANIED_NEAT YOUNG GIRL: LIGHT IRLTO TAKE CARE OF BABY ANDMAKE hers>1f general'y useful. 422 lurk st. AKGE STOCK NEW AND SECOND-AND J'shoes tor saie; lot ladies' and misses’ shoes, 2ic up; misfits exchanged: good repairing: shoes made o order any style $50p. Central Revale HOUS- WO.K: housework: references. 20534 Larkin st. ) 746 Cas 1o st. TRONG GIRL; PLAIN cooking: wages $12, 527 taken. W ANTED—GERMAN GIRL, LIGHT HOUSE- Work: plain cooking; good Home. 598 14th st. 7 OUNG EASTERN LADY WANTS GENTLE- man partoer. Room 3, 223 Post st. MONTGUMEKY oI, BKASNCH OFFICE VI HE CaLL: WhuC adS miad SuICTIPUIOAS 0 U C? DO U C? SPECIAL AND EXTRA- ordinary offer of 2 weess' sewing lessons froe to beginners this week at the A chowell Dress makioz and Milinery School, 103 Post st. LOVE SAL: room 7, from FIRST-CLASS KiD. SWOMAN. Apply 523 Market st., 106 P M QTRICTLY SOBFR, RELIABLE AND TRUST- D worthy ma wishes situation as shipuing clerk, porier or watchman: speaks and writes knglish, German and Syanish; best of references. H. B., box 94, Call Office. MAN_AND WIFE WISH POSITION: CITY or country; man s carpenter and generaliy handy ; woman fine cook. B O., box 59, Call. Y QUNG MAN WOULD LIKE WORK OF ANY kiud incity. Address A. u. L., 614 Kearny st. 7 ANTED—POSITION AN COLLECIOR OR ¢ 1n any line of business by reliable young man; references given Addres G. A. R.,'Call Brancn Office, 4 Market st. 7OUNG SWISS MAN, 30 YEARS OLD, Wislies s tuation; 1y a £ood driver und not afraid of work; good cliy reference place: salary not less than acific st MOYNEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS, WATCH- M es,jewelry seaiskins. Uncle Harrs, 15 Grant av. LAKKIN—BRANCH OFFICE 0F THE CALL. Subscriptions and wa ads taken. ing Shop, 749 Misston st., near Grand Opera-house. ANTED—MEN 10 LEARN W iie: tions. toss.. postiions weeks required o ¥ BARBER furnished: 8 rber College, 13814 Eighth, MISSION 1. T BEANCH OFFICE OF Z020 Wak Caii: sibscripions aud wais ade taken JLUKO HOU ~r. 8t31g MARKET ST.—feuuss 20c, 25¢ 10 BUC 1ight: 31 10 32 weex. JINGLE RUOMS 1o AND 10c NIGHT, 60c ADand 75¢ week. Lindell House. Sixth and Howad |, SIMUS WANTS 10 MoN To Gl . Ue bees or wine 5c BOT: Bes: {ree lunch. 643 lay VY INCHESIER BOUSK, 44 THIRD ST, N& Marge:: 200 rooms, 35¢ a night: reading. 11 bazzaze 10 and from the terry. s FULL SET OF TEETH, $5: PAINLESS extraction: see our new combination plate thinnest, lightest, coolest plate made; warranted 10 years: filings, 50C; crowus, $3 50 lady assist- ant. CHICAGO DENTAL FAKLORS, 24 Sixin PAIN(.I‘,.‘ES EXTRACTION, 50c: CRO bridze work a speciaity: piates $5 up: 18 years experience. K. L. WALSH, D.o.~, 81534 Geary. §5, LOLL SEL TEETH BEeT aKE: . kept in Tepair; extractiag free: fillings,000% erowas, $3 5& Pacific Dental Parlors, 18 Third 3 MAR- (CHOOME DENTAL ASSOCTATIo: painiesy ket, tet. 3 and 4th: gass speciaiisis. extraciing, with gas, $1: piates, $7 up: fi HIO DENTAL PARLORS ings, 80c up: gold, S1 up; plates, $5 up. ¥06 Marker st. M SILVEX FILL- crowns, $3 up; EYER, DEUTSCHER ZAHN siven.’ 985 Market, formeriy 1012 OSITIVELY PAINLES~ EXLEACIION, DIL HARDING, 500Sutter cor. Fowell: 1ol mainb375 QET OF TEETH WITHOUT a PLAie. DR H. C. Young, 1841 Poik B J. J. LEEK, 1126 MARKET SI.. OPEN evenings: Sundays il noon; dentistry taughs ULTON DENTAL ASSOCLA 110, 503 wais /Letst DI CHARLES W. DECRER, $T ASET FOR TEETH_WARRANTED A3 | good as can be made; filling $1. DR SIM MY dentist, 930 Marke: st nex: Baiawin 1 heatar. EWS FOR 5 CENTS — 7J "ALL. 1n wraper, for malling. 615 MOSEY LOANED ON DIANON b= WATCH: s, jewelry,sealskins. Uncle Harris, 15 Grant av. 339 HAYES—BRANCI OFFICE OF THE CALL: subscripiions and want ads taken. HOUSES WANTED. ANTED—A SMALL FURNISHED FLAT Centrally located. Aunswer, box 57, Cail Office. W OST CONVENIENT AND RESPECTABLE: r House, 44 Third st. near Market 25¢ to $1 6u per nigh MALE HELP WANTED. IGHT COOK, $60: SECOND COOK, $50; SEC- ond baker, and Toom; waiter.jfor steam- er, $25. MAKTIN & CO., 749 Marketst. AKEK'S HELPER, SMALL SHOP: HEAD cook, 860 to $75: country. cook, Oakland ho- tel; cok, $50, room: dishwasher, city, $12 month. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st BOARDING WANTED. OUPLE, NO CHILDREN DESIRE 2 ROOMS partly ‘furnished and board: private family; $40; references. K. box 51, Stockton. WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS. W ANIED-—SAVINGS Dbooks for casl box 85, Call. BANKS' DEPOSIT state kind and price. G. B., AW NBROKER—OLD GOLD, SILVER, CAST- off cloihing bought. Add. COLEM A N. 41 Third. JUBSCRIPTIONS AND WANT ADS FORTHE CALL taken at branch oflice 5y Huyes si; open untll ¥:30 o'clock. Y OUNGMAN FOR HOTELTO RUN ENGINE, etc, 815, board and room. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market s RELIABLE AMERICAN CHILDREN'S OK itanus urse: willing Lo make herself_gen- crally nseful; city references: wages $25. Nurse, box 11, Can Oice, Gakiasd, "o ¥ W INCHESTER HOUSE. 44 THIRD ST. Market: 200 rooms. B¢ to 8180 per flght £1 50 10 86 per week; convenient and respectable; free bus and baggage 10 and rom ke ferry. “H: 6 RANCH. ds, $12 per mouth and $1 per day and milkers, $:0 month. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st MAYAND WIFE FOR Ra han Dboard HOTELS, bl‘(oufib\'! HOTEL 208212 BUSH BT board and room $1t0 §2 per day. 86 to $13 X week; choice rooms 50 cents to $1: suite Jooms for family $1 10 S1 50 per night: first-class service; 3iee comch CHAKLES MONTGUMERY B. LUDLUM HILL, 1445 M3 KKET ST, NE Eleventh; D0 charge ior extracting " whea Fiates are made: old plates made over lika ne Seeth from $8 per set: extracting SUc: gas givea B GEORGE W. LEEK 1tk GANUING Leek deniisi, discoverer of painicss extraciion ana patentes of Muproved. bridge work of seeca Without any plate, moved from § (o Y00 Farrellse LL WUKK KEASONABLE AND WAL Tauted. LB J. W. KEY. 1520 Marxet s — BICYCLES. FINE CONDITION, FOR SALE ., box 83, Call. iy 5 TRIBUA 95 chean. & $20 5P M ADIE®' AND GENTS' HIGH-GRADE blcycie: cheap. 418 Larkin, near Tors. FOR A $100 MA K H BICYCLE new M. & W. tiies Yt 2018 Folsom st., RIBUNE. $:0. PIERCE s PECLAT 5z Trowlen Sis 50 1o FIGROE, SPECIAT. ¥0>: Bazaar, Cycle Deparimeut, 25 Geary 3 PROFESSIONAL CARDS. OHN . RICHARDS, LAW OFFJCE. 36 and 97, Crockoe” = -xw?nxu‘.um %5, Ban Lrancisca, Can — | ?