The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 25, 1897, Page 10

10 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 1897. CRUSADE UPON SEASED COWS Board of Health Begins Wholesale Tuberculin Tests. Inspector Dockery and Vet- erinary O’Rourke in Charge of the Work, Dairymen Passively Submit, but There Are Rumors of a Fight in the Courts. The long-promised campaign of the Board of Health against tue dairymen to compel them to destroy tuberculous cattle began yesterday. Contrary to expecta- tions the beginning was without incident or excitement. The health officers ex- pected a vigorous opposition from the dairymen, and thus far have teen dis- appointed, although of course only the | preliminary has yet been carried. The first move is, of course, to try the tubercu'in test, and the dairy of George C. Smart, opposite the House of Corree- tion, was selected as a starting point Arwed with the power of the Board of Health, Milk Inspector Dockery put in bis appearance at Smart's place at 6 o'clock in the morning and declared his intention of testing the herd. Dockery had along with him Veterinary Surgeon O'Rourke, City Pnysician O’ Brien (acting in the capacity of City Health Officer), Meat Inspector Ben Davis and Depaty Inspectors Hanlon and Harrigan. 1t was an imposing attacking party, and the cattle took fright at it and threatened to stampede. Dairyman Smart did not exactly like his visitors. He protested against the action of the board at first; but Dockery was immovable and persistent. A spirited argument ensued, in which the honors were carried off by the milk inspector, and in the end Smart withdrew his objections with good grace. Dockery then lined up his ranks snd bade them make camp for a long siege, for, of course, a cow’s health cannot be diagnosed in less than a day, and, more- over, the veterinary and his assistants must remain close to their patient while the test is being conducted, to observe the changes of temperature, if there are any. There are 150 cattle in the Smart herd, and it will probably take two weeks to ascertain the condition of the whole number. During tnis time Dr. O’Rourke and his assistants will remain on the ranch. Toe first step will be to ascertain the normal temperatures of each beast. This work was begun yesterday morning and will take three day Tuberculin flma will then be injected. The test of the presence of the disease is an abormal in- crease in temperature. The cows that fall below the standard are to be slanghtered according to the Boara of Health, but it is said that when this point in the programme arrives the dairymen are likely to make vigorous objection snd Tesort 1o the courts. Dr. Williamson, president of the Boara of Health, said last night that he antici- pated no serious objection trom the cattle men. Those who refused to allow the test, he aeclared, would find that a quar- antine would be 1ssued against their mi'k coming into the Ci'y. The following notice was mailed to all dairymen in the County yesterday: Notice to dairymen aud others engaged in breeding, mainisining, buying and seiling cattle in the City and County of San Fran- cisco.—The Health Depariment of the City and County of San Francisco hereby gives notice of its intention 0 commence without delay & series of tuberculin tests for the purpose of de- termining to what extent tuberculosis is ex- istent in the dairy herds maintained in the City and County of Sen Francisco. Al persons are hereby warned 1ot to inter. fere in «ny manner whatever with the work of the officials of this depariment in the applica- tion of said tubercuiin tests. No tesis with tuberculin will be recognized in any manner whatever by the Health Department except- ing those made under authorization of the partment by auly accredited officers thereot. After the date of publication of this notice &ny person or persons other than regularly ac. credited officers of this departmentappiying or sitempting to 8pply to cattle in the City and County of San Francisco the tubereulin test shall be considered as interfering with the work of this department and will be subjected 10 arrest and prosecution. In all it is estimated it will take months to complete the work, as there are thou- sands of cattle in the southern portion of the County. PAST MASTERS' REUNION A Very Pleasant Outing on Angel Island in Celebration of St, John's Day. A Good Programme That Entertained the Members and Those Who Were Invited, The Past Masters’ Association of Cali- fornia, Free and Accepted Masons, cele- brated St. John’s day yesterday by a picnic at Angel Island through the cour- tesy of Captain O'Hara, the post com- mander, who permitted the association to bold its celebration on the eastern end of the island a little north of Point Blunt. There were about 150 gentlemen and 1. dies in the party, who were taken over to tke island on the sternwheel steamer Sonoms, and after half an hour's pleasant sail they were landed near the quarry, and from there they dispersed on the hills and in the pretty glades on the island, where they partook of lunch, after which they gathered around a dancing platform that had been specially erected by the associa. tion for the occasion, where the Third Artillery band, R. Reimniiz leader, fur- nished sweet music for those who during the afiernoon desired to dance. Commodore John J. Stofen, president of the association, made a short address of welcome in which he said that the asso- ciation welcomed the strangers who were vresent at the reunion, and hoped that they would have a pleasant outine. He also expressed the thanks of the associa- tion to the commander of the post for baving given it permission to land on the 1s'and, During the afternoon there was, in ad- dition 1o the dancing, an impromptu pro- gramme which afforded a great deal of entertainment as well as amusement. William 8. Moses told of Masonry in San Francisco in the very early days, and he also told of how Mrs, Mathiida Brydes described how'she had been initiated into Masonry, an amusine recitation. F. Cavagnaro of Esperanza Lodge sang “La Paloma,’” Commodore Siofen_ana Dr. Knowlton sang. Miss Freda Lepola re- | . Cline cited 1n German “‘Kaiser Wilhelm’s Einzug zur Walballa” in a most effective and dromatic manner, Mr. Porter recited “The Vagabond and 'His Dog,” Miss Irene Mervy danced a fancy dance, little Mariana Richards (daughter of Past Master D, M, Richards) danced a sailor’s hornpipe, and others added to the enjoyment of the audience. The committee of arrangements, com- posed of the officers of the association (John J. Stofen, president; Witiiam W. Moore, first vice-president; Lous F. Dupand, second vice-president; James Patterson, secretary; L. Schumacher, treasurer; Charles H. Bryan, master oi ceremonies, and Peter Barclay, oratcr) did alt they coula to make the occasion one of pleasure for the members and othors who accompanied them, and their efforts were crowned with success—in fact, it was tbe unanimous verdict of all wha have attended sach affairs in the past that the one of yesterday surpassed them all. There were other elements that helped to meke the uffair a success, These were a clear sky aud a balmy at- mosphere. During the afternoon the site where the visitors were enjoying themselves was visited by Captain O’Hara, Mrs. O"Hara, the Mi-ses O'Hara, Mrs. Humphries from the pos:, Second Lieutenunt Georze Le R. Irwin and a number of the enlisted men, and after the commanding officer reached the grounds he and the lieutenant and the past masters were p'otographed in a group, after which nearly all the ladies of the party were p.otograpbed in a sepa- | rate group. The jovial party leit the island at 6 o'clock and were taken through Ruccoon Straits; a landing was made at the post wharf, where the commanderand his party disembarked, and as they they were given three rousing cheers, after which the boat proceeded to her berth, landing the pas<engers at 7 o’clock. Charles H. an was msster of cere- monies and floor manager and Mrs. Peter P. Barclay was his most valuable as<istant. Among those present wer: C. Bresse, F. Cavagnaro, A. K. Clarke, | ttell, P. "Davis, William Fillmer, John | her, Willlam R. Low. Willlam 8. Moses, ul Seiler, Ralph de Clirmont, Joseph G. Smith, Charles Cellaius, George J. Hobe, H. Dr. W. C. We!ch, Charles H. Mureh, James Patterson, Dr. Knowlton, Thomas J. Gough, James ‘Atkinson, W. G. Porter of Lafayette Lodge of Cinciinati, Ohio, Mr. Jeu- nings of Mount Moriah Lodge of Wyoming, Alva Clark, John C. HBovie, John Ros ieft | H.J. Goller; Mrs. Kate S. Willats, grand sec: | retary of the Order of the E.stern Sta Miss Susie M. Willats, Mre. Thomas J. Gough, Mrs. Robertson, Mrs. Hacker, Miss Marun, Mrs. James Patterson, Mi:s Paiterson, Mrs. Allison. Mrs. G. W. Porter, Mrs. Peter P. Barclay, Mrs. Rudesky, Mrs. Reimnitz, Mrs. White, Miss Mabel Barclay, Mrs. C. Blan, Mr. and Mrs. Fisher, Mrs. J. T. Jenn, Mrs. S, Trotter, Miss L. McLeod. Mra. J. Robinson, Mrs McMulien, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Kimball. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Rossi, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Wilson, Miss E M Crossie, Mrs. Dr. Clifford, Mrs. Charles Cel rius, Miss A. Cellarius, Miss E. Cellarius, Mr. John Schultz, Mrs. John J. Stofen, Mrs. L. Shu- macher, Mrs. H. A.Cline, the Misses Shu. macher, Mrs. L. F. Dunan MAY EAVE 70 PAY ALL Collector Welburn May Be Called Upon to Make Good the Shortage. It Will Be Urged That He Was Guilty of Contributory Neg- ligence. The newest and most disagreesble fea- ture of the defalcation and suicide of | taken. Isaac Norton, stamp clerk and cashier for _Collector of Internal Revenue Welburn, s the suggestion made yesterday by a Government official that Collector Wel- burn may have to pay to the Government the whole amount of the $40,000 or $50,000 shortage of the dead coshier. Norton's bonds were for §20.000, furnished by a se- curity trust company. There isa clause in the bonds given by such comyanies that they are not to be held liab e where contributory negligence on the part of the employer can be shown. The neglect of tre Tollector to count the stamps in possession of the cashier at the end of each day’'s business will be cited by the trust company as proof of contributory negligence on the part of the Collector. It will be urged that it was nis duty to see that the number of stamps sold corresponded with the cash turned in every day by the cashier. It is urged further taat if the Collector or his deputy, Mr. Loupe, had dove this it would have been impossible for Nerton or any one else to have embezz ed a dollar. With regard to the assertion that a treasury agent had examined the books from time 10 time and had reported them correct, it is said that the Treasury agent did not count the stamps, because he had no authority to do so, as the stamps were in the exclusive possession of the Col- Jector and no one else had a right to han- dle tnem. Coliector Welburn was at work vester- day and late into the night on some of ths stamp books from the country in or- der to ascertain the full extent of the shortage. It will be several days yet be- fore the exact amount of the shortage will be ascertained. AR S S — HOTEL ARRIVALS, BALDWIS HOTEL W O'Brien, §an Jose I N Dolph, Portiana J'W Mathena, P rtiand C V Pe k, Carson 3 Wolt, Sait /ake T W Patters .n, Fresno Mrs B M Taylor, N Y_ Miss E M Trylor, N Y Biiss M L Dariing. N Y A Hernfi d, N ¥ R L Fairchil:, La I E Pau zer. Siebogzon J Grenacre, Chi ago FA ~horiri. g &w, Valle] EW Floser, sac V F Craig, Sac ©C Rose, Salt Lake F Berry, Vailejo EW WESTERN HOTEL Pat Rive. Los Angeles J Morris, Sacramento 1 A King, Yrigham City P C MacGregor. B C I Beater, Visulia J U Evans, 1uare A C Duham & w. Chicago Mrs & Peek, Mt Clemens Geo Bilss, St Louis Miss F Louis, henver Ed_Shaw, Toedo, 0 N Peterquin, Aus'ralia Chicago’ Jobn Adums, Sichigan F Heckar, On.ario E Bloomgarter, Oni Daniel Harse, Ontario T J Roche, Detroit Santa Rosa W Dunmire, Cal nk, Chicago PALACE HOTEL. F § Macomber, Sonora BT Buoze, Oakdale mp W J Lot.ng, Angels Camp W T Solomon, D D Duncan, 3 R Trggari, N Y M B Liovd, Tex ETkarl& w, 8acio F T Dwy . Sacto W R B (anfi-ld,-ta Barbara H Dr M k- Koh & w, OF ¥ A E Eskrigze, Cal G H Peutie.d, Chicago W Truman, Keswick hicago Mrs M T Swire, Chicago Urion, R AR D J Bonsfield, > R Graham, Sacto F T Sutheriand. Booita Drlmmerache®w, Berlin H Riedmann, Germany H H Kessler, Laporte G H Lloyd, Chicago GRAND HOTEL H B Marten, San Jose J Well, Sacto 3 Kammerling, US N E Goodmun, Washington 3 1 Harris, South Bend J W Kagsdale, 5 Rosa A Steel, Alameda C i Gray, Alameds Capt Scolt, Sausalito Capt Davidson, Sausalito Col Buuer: Los Angeies J M Broows, L Auseies E W williams & w, Cal Mrs Hodges, Ohfo G W Zartman, Tulare Miss Atkins. Texus iiss Antrus, Texas I W Shaw & w, Fortiand FPMerriil & w, Cal H W Heat & w, Cal J Marks, Uroviile J H Bigelow, Uieveland O L Weir. South Boston 1 Graham & w, Cal 2Mrs M Maanin, Miss K ..anuing, Omaba Miss D Manain Mrs iirowninz, San Iose 2 R Balley. Chicago F J Brandon, San Jose Mrs M B O'dell, Cal C I Turkbam. Chico L C Fischer, Atlanta DrC A rodgers. Cal J M Evans, San Andreas Mrs Gows, Sau Jose £ J Lock, San Llego Miss Davis. San Jose D R Teller. Arizona A P Haithill, .. Angeles ¥ W Ehillings &gw, Cal P P Krough, Salinas J M Webster, Sdlinas M 1 Shoemaker, Denver T ). shoemaxer, Deuver J E Willls, St Louls K Goodwin, St Louls Mra W Goodwin,St Loule RUSS HOUSE. A D Christianson, Sac L B Goldberg, Cal R D Ledgett, Sacio G W Monteith, ~n Ratael W Dekum. Port Costa B M Fadden, Cal A J Forrest, ~enttie W M Jenks, Sacto B F Rodes. Poriland Mrs J McGrath, Ney E Dam, Walunt Grove CSa mon & w, Chico L S Patrique, Parkfield J A Veatch, Oroville A M Dobvie dr, North Miss A Solomon, #1d Biff Bloomfieid E McGet fzan, Vailejo C W Thompson, Tomales J Gilmore, *an Diego Miss L Anderson, Los A & S Hewilt, anford C F Larsen, Healdsburg C F Jeanings, Wyoming L Green, Windsor Miss E Allen, Sait Lake ¥ G Humphrey, -~tktn Mrs N M >nelliug, Utah W Taylor, ~eattle J Buckiey, Los Angeles T Uoan. Summerind Miss X /- unt, Santa Mon MS Cate, Los Ang A McAndrew. Santa Bar s J Hinsile, Pt Arena W S Curliss, fonolulu rs A B Estabrook, 1 C Sieele, Pescadero Pacific Grove Mrs M rohoenfelds, 20 EEEER A Jump, Down ieville Livermore. E G McPike, Grayson T T Swetl, Martines J R Barneit, Ukiah H Goosen, Cordein G W Boges, Tracy 5 A W Kymussen & wt, O C Mrs McLaughlin, Als A B Naily, Healdsburg W McKay, Santa Cruz WA Clark. Crockets G W Wallace, Cal C'T Calombet, Cal G W Brown, Jackson L Funk, Stockion R T Thompson, Stockton [LL-TREATED CHINESE WOMEN Indecency Alleged on the Part of Quarantine Officials, Communication Sent to Dr, Rosenau From the Chinese Consulate. Numerous Complaints Have Been Made to the Head of the 8ix Companies. Alleged ill-treatment of Chinese women by the quarantine officers at Angel Island bas given rise to the following communi- cation, which was sent yesterday to Dr. Rosenau, quarantine officer, by Thomas D. Riordan, the attorney for the local Consul-General: SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, June 24, 1897. Dr. Rosenau, Quarantine Oficer, Angel Isiand— DEAR SIR: Within the past w0 montas many compinints bave been made to the Chinese Consulate iu reference to the treatment of Chinese women at the quarantine siation at Angel Island. Itis asserted that they are compelled to re- move their clothes for the purpose of fumiga- tion, and that in going {o and coming from the bath, which they are required to take, they ure obiiged 1o wear cloihes thatare only suitable for men, It 15 aiso staied that while they are prepar- ing for the bath they Are not allowed any pri- vacy, but that the rooms are waiched by white men employed at the station for the purpose | of ascertaining whether ihe women take the | bath. I would respectfully submit that if such practice iz indulged in it is & disgrace to our people. While it 15 true tha: these women are Chinese, they are just as sensitive as women of our own race and are just as much entitled to respectiul and decent treatment s other women. I beg of you to call the attention of your sub- ordinates ‘to this matier, and see that it is remedied immediately. ' Yours respectfully, THOMAS D. RIORDA: Autorney for the Chinese Cous ‘‘Weare not making charges against any individual quarantine offic said Attor- ney Riordan; “‘we are merely requasting that the alieged mistreatment of the women be stopped. It was oniy right and decent that Chinese women, who, like other women, are sensitive, should be de- cently treated. Complaints have been made to the President of the 8ix Compa- nies by a prominent Chinese merchant, Wong Wah, and others, aod action has been taken accordingly. There must have been good resson for it, because the Six Companies wre conservative and only act upon good cause. No action has been or probably will be We believe that the evil will be promptly remedied, as it shouid be.” SAN FRANCISCO **CALL.™ PUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco CArLL—~ 710 Market sireet, open uniil 12 o'clock every Bight in the year BRANCH OFFICS—527 Montgomery street, corner Clay: open until 9:30 o'clock. 239 Hayes street, open until 9:30 o'clock. 615 L arkin street: open until 9:30 o'clock. SW. corner Sixteenth and Mission sireets; epen ntil § o'clock. 2518 Mission street. open until 9 o'clock. 167 Ninth strect; open until 9:30 o'clock. 1505 Polk street: open until 9:30 o'clock. NW. corner Tweniy-second and Kentueky strects; open till § o'cl EITUATIONS WANTED-Continued. OUNG ATRONG . GABMAN - WOMAN wants washing, ironing, eleaning e day: $1 and carfare; disen; Saturday, M., 1126 Folsom s, bet. Seventh and Eighth. "OUNG GIRL WOULD LIKE POSITION IN an office ur as cashier. Please call at 1015 Falmouth st., between Fifth and Sixth, oft Folsom. FEMALE HELP WANTED. HELP WANTED—Contimued. | PERSONALS. PASTRY GIRL, 815 AND ROOM: DISi- washer, small place; 3 chambermalds and wait some, $15. room, etc.: cook for boarders, $18: cook, small place. #25 and room: 2 waitresses, re- sort hotel, $20 and room: 4 waitr>sses, $6 a week: 2 waltresses. Santa Cruz: 3 waltresses. city, $20 and room; cook for millhands: cook. country, $26 and room. MARTIN & CO.. 749 Marke: st. TRUSITWORTHY WOMAN. AGE 80, DE- sires position of trust; would a cace of in- Valid as housekeeper. G H.. box 185, Call Office. TOUNG GERMAN WOMAN WANTS POSI- t.0n 1o do general housework and cooking. %68 Dore si, bet. Ninch and Tenth, near Biyant. KCOND GIRL, CITY, 815: GIRL SAUSA- 1to, Cal, $15; girl, Marin Couuty. $15: =irl, nkiin st.. $25: girl, Geary st., $15: girl, Vallejo, sl girl, Suisun, Cal, $15; girl. Fair Oaks, $1 girl for Guatemala: giri for Buchanan st., 82¢ §inis for Leavenworih st., $15. MAKTIN & CO. 49 L arket st & - ywv‘?u UERMAN WIDOW WISHES POSI- tion as housexeeper or uursegirl. A. G. W, box 91, Call Oftice. " XPERIENCED \UNSE WANTS POSI- tion o take charge of infaut or children: good Teferences. Address &, M., 884 Kllis st. OUNG LADY WISHEY PUSITION IN store: has had experience in candy-store. Call or address 144 Fifth CHAKHHE WORK WANTED BY A COMPE- tent woman in howe : city or couatry. C. G, box 29, Cail Office, ©) CHAMGERMAIDS WISH SITUATION IN < & country hotel. G. G., box 28, Call Oftice. JOMPETENT GIKI, WANTS PLACE A% chambermald or for general housework in clty. Call 218 Leavenworth st.. between 10 and 4. W ANTED-BY NOVA SCOTIA PROTESTANT woman, housework and cooking in privaie family. Cail 320 Polk st. R/ LIABLE W.MAN WANTS WORK BY the day washing or housecleaning; §1 & day. Call 1065 Market si. ITUATION WANTKD BY ELDERLY AMER- ican woman to do huusework: £00d cook: city: home maln object. Address 186 Fiftu at. | Q99K FOR BAKERY, 825 GIRL, GOLDEN | U Gate ave., 815: gir. Pine st., 2 in family, §1 irl, Hyde st 815: giri, Fourth 3 .. §15: eirl, Fol- som st $15: 3 second girls, $15. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st 00K, REDWOOD CITY, $18; GERMAN girl, ¥ddy st., $25: {IIL Berkeley, Cal, $20 French'cook, $20. MARTIN & CO., 749 Marke 4() FARMERS, ORCHARD AND VINEYARD hands, $26, $25, $20 per_month and fou 20 Iaborers and teamsters, 81 75 pec day and $: Ber Month and found: 2 men to dig, potatoes, $15 and found: 5 choremen. $15. MURRAY & BEADY, 634 and 636 Clay st. e o 5( MEN OR BOYS TO PICK BLACKBER- Ties, strawberries. raspberries, peaches. apri- cots, n"fact ali. Kinds of fruits. MURRAY & KEADY, 634 and €36 Clay st FRur FARE, FKEE FARE FOK 65 MORE ImeD 10 work on a raiiroad: $175 aday. MUR- RAY & READY. 634 su.d 636 Clay. MASSAGE TREATMENT GIVEN BY Mrs EMMA ROSE, formerly at the Hammam Baths: hours 9 to . 17 Fourth st. room 1. OLDERS OF WINNING NUMBERS drawn at the Iron-molders’ pienic call 8§ 23 Webster st.; prizes will be heid but a few Gay: HAVE YOUR HOUSE PAINTED WITH, stock: 1o aope or fish 0il; rooms papered) up: whitened, $1 50 up: paperel, grai , var Ished, $5 up. F. M. AMBROSE, 1028 Kearny stf 1SS MYRTLE POTTER, PALMIST, RE- moved from 33 Sixth to 6535 Mar.ef, r. 12, A() SAWMILL MEN, FARE PAD: LABOR- ) ers, teams.ors, crosscutters, swampers, .1 o- tenders ‘men o buiid roads in woods. ei-. $26 per mouih and found and $20 per month and found. MUKRAYX & READY, 634 and 636 Clay. DVICE FREE; DIVORCE (AWS A SPEG falty: private: no fee witlout success; proba collections, patents, trademarks, etc, rivate detectives: vstablished 10 years. G.W. HOWE, atty at law, 850 Marke:,cor. Stockin, FRUIT-PICKERS, SERRY-PI. KER~, PICK- ers of all kinds. 'Anybody,everybody wanting 1o pick trait come and sce MURRAY & READY 634 and 636 Clay st ETNURSE; CHILD 3 YEARS ULD. MAR- TIN & CO., 749 Markeu st. ASTHY-COUK, KESORT HOTEL; $35 AND room. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. RSE, (OUNTRY, $20; SECOND GIRL, country, $15; second giri, San Jose, % In fam- iy, $16. MISS CULLEN, 8.3 Sutter si. 9() WOODCHOPPERS: TOOLS AND FOOD furnished: Sonoms Couuty: pine and red- w0od: 4-foot wood. 31 15 per cord. MURRAY & READY, 684 and 636 Ciay st. MAX AND WIFE KOR AN ORCHARD, 840 per month and fon»d, without children, see boss here: 8 milkers, $25'and $20. MURRAY & HEADY, 634 and 636 Ciay st. 0 STRENGIHEN AND INVIGORATE THE bair use ““Quinonia” hair tonic, 85¢ per bottie, LEDERER, 111 Stockton st. NOW THAT { HAVE THE LARGEST HAIR- dressing establishment on the Pacific Coast [ ©ought 10 be satisfied. But am I? biairdressing, any atyle, 25c. Shampoo and plain hair-dressing, 80c. Switches, 81 to $3 Bleaching rovts of hair, 50c G. LEDERER, 111 Stockton st. SLEPHONES. LEIN'S Llectrical Works, 421 Montgomery. 1t interested send for catalogue = RAxex COOK, $22 MISS CULLEN, 823 Satter st. REFINED GERMAN YOUNG NURSEGIRL, $12. MISS CULLEN, 333 Sutter st. OMAN AND CHILD, $i6 MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. BLACESMITH, COUNTRY SHOP, £30 AND Cmjound. MURRAY & READY, 634 and 638 Clay st EY-GUODS CLERK, SkE BOSS HERI TO- day 1 . a.: wages $40; young man for a gro- cery-store, 815 und f.und. MULRAY & READY, 634 and 834 Clay st. RS DR. TANNER'S HOME IN CONFINE- ment. 12 Le Koy pl.,bt. Jones & Leavenworth, UIT TOORDER ON EA -Y INSTALLMENTS, L LEMOS, 1117 Market st., bet 7th and 8th. QKCOND GIRL, 26 MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. URSE, INSTITUTION, $25. MISS COL- LEN, 8.3 Sutter st. W ASHER, (OUNTKY. HAND LAUNDRY, 830 per month and found: 8 all-round laun- dry men, $20. 4 cooks, $:0, $40, $50; 2 waiters, 850: 3 dishwashers and porter. MUKEAY & READY, 634 and 636 Cluy st. LOAKS AND TAILOR-MADI SUITS RE- tailed at wholesale figures. Eansome st JUPERFLUUUS HAIRS REMOVED BY electrolysis. MRS DR. WELCH, 2115 Bush. HUFSCHMIDT, SANITAKY FLUMBER, — Y OUNG LADY (PAKISIAN) WOULD LIKE bonsekecper's pirce in_ bachelor’s home or lodgini-house. Koom 10, 122 Pos: st. (GIBL WANTS S{TUATION AT GESERAL T housework: citv or country; will come gt low wages. Address 230 Minna, A MERICAN WOMAN DESIRKS PUSITION s workiug housekeeper, with care of cnildren, ia respectable home. Aadress E. 8., box 14, Cail TELLIGENT YOUNG LADY WANTIS PO- sition as companion; good references given. Address or cali MIS> H., 860 Grove st. VW OMAN, GOOD COOK AND LAUNDRESS, wishes to do housework; city OF across the 2124 Howard st bay. 00K, MILK RANCH; $22 50; SHOKT DIS- tance. MISS CULL 23 Sutter st. MISS CULLEN JURSE: COUNTRY; $20. 323 Sutter st. (GLBYAN OR FRENCH COOK;: $35 MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutterst. NEAT REFINED YOUNG GIRL, LIGHT work, $10 to $1b: nurse and sew. $15. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. AITRESS, BOARDING CULLE s, '823 Sutter st. OCK, HEAIDSBU'G, $20: COOK, FRUIT. vale, $25; Yolo County, $26. MISS CULLEN 828 Sutter st HOUSE, $20. MISS 7OUNG WIDOW WISHES POSITION AS housekeeper: in bachelor'’s or widower's home preierred; piain sewing done. 106 Fourch, roum 1. OMPETENT GIRL WISHES POSITION; upstairs work and walting. or genera: house- work; reference. Call or address 263634 Suiter. ADIEY' BKIRTS MADE FOR 81 AT 80 Rausch st. MARK Carr: RESPECTABLE YOUNG = GIRL WISHES 81 uation in American family; reierences. Call 948 Folsom st. Y QUNG GIRL DESIRES TO OB AIN HOUSE. work or upstairs work. 19 Zoe st., bet. Third and Fourth, [ ANI ADS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE CaLL are taken a: Branch Uffice southr west corner Sixteenth and Mission st (90K, BOTEL COUNTRY: $20 TO $25. MiSS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. INEAT BOUSEWORK GIkL; SLEEP HOME; $12. MISS CULLEN, 823 Sutter st. FRENCH CHANBERMAID: CULLEN, 523 Sutter st. $20. MIss 1' HOUSEWORK GIKLS, C(ITY ANDCOUN- +) try, $20 and $26: 8 youn girls assisc, $10 ¢ $15. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutier st AITRESS FOR SPRINGS, $20: WAIT- Tesses wantea for Fresno, Hawthorne. Tone, San Jose, Benicia and Yuba City, $20. 2 Spanish waitresses. same notel, city, $15; 2 waliresses, city hotels, $20; girl for housework in eountry, $25; second girl, city, $15; French girl. house- work, city, $15: 20 'girls, bousework, $20, $16. C R'HANSEN & CO, 110 Geary st. € WAITRESSES Fog sUM free fare; $25. C. B. HANS Geary st. 7 OUNG FRENCH WOMAN WANTS WASH- iug, ironing and cleacing by the day. 831 Golden Gate ave. ELIABLE TRUSTWORTHY WOMAN wishes situation: care of young children or infaut: Procestant family; $25: references. O. S., box 92, < all Office. ANTED—CASHIER FOR RESTAURANT, must understand typewriting, $20 and board: waltress for cafe. 6 & week: waltress, country hotel, $20: German or ~candiusvian giris for housework, near Santa Cruz, $25; aiso for Yolo County, 825: Alameda. $20: neat giris for house- work, $20 and $25. Apply to J. F. CROSETT & C0., 316 Suiter st. RESSMAKER WILL GO TO SHOP OR famiiies by the cay: ali branches cutting and fittiug; tel. green 144, or McDowell's, 103 Post st JEAT YOUNG GERMAN GIRL WANTS A AN ‘permanent place as a housekeeper: city or country; wil Go pisin mendiug. %07 rost, rm. 8. RELIABLE ¥KENCH WIDOW WOULD LIKE 10 sreu e a housekeeper's position in hotel or bacheior's home; city or country. 112z Market st., room 31. J EAT YOUNGGEIMAN GIRL WOULD LI AN a place as housekeeper ; city or county; bac eior’s, widower's home or lodging-house. Xoom 11, 223 Fost st., second floor. TOUNG WIDOW FROM wishes & housekeeper or widower's home. YOUSG AND ATTRACTIVE FRENCH widow wants & working bousekeeper’s place: or wili_do mending: lodging-house or widower's uome preferred. Koom 2, 133 Fost st THE COUNTRY position in_bachelor's 120 Eddy st., room 2. 61,’ LAKKIN—-BRANCH OFFICE OF THE O CALL Subscriptions and want ads taken. NOTICE OF MEETINGS. YERBA BUENA LODGE OF Perfection No. 1—Kegular meeting THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING. June 25, at 8 o'clock, D.14. GEORGE J. HOBE, Becretary. EVENT EXTRAORDINARY. The San Francisco Scottish Thistie Ciub will give a great entertain- ment and social at B'nai B'rith Hail, 121 kddy st., FRIDAY EV -NING, June 25, 1897. A mons:er programme by the best talent in the City. You can't afford to miss it—come everybody. Ad- mission to all paris of the house only 25 cents. Hat rooms at disposal of guests. Music by Blum. Exercises commence at 8 . M. sharp: dancl 0r w J. HILL, Acting Koyal Chie GEORGE W. PATERSON, Rocorder. t OUNG ATTRACTIVE EASTERN LADY would like a good place as housekeeper: hotel or widower's home preferred, 234 O'Farrell, r. 9. 7OUNG WIDOW FROM NEW YORK WOULD like position as typewriter. Cail after 12 & at 821 Howard st, room 1. TOUNG GIRL JUST FROM THE EAST DE- sires to secure a Jucrative housekeeper's place; bachelor's or widower's home preferred. 821 Mission st., room 5. 7OUNG AND ~ ATTRACTIVE _ LADY (siranger) would like a housekeeper's place: hotel or bachelor's home preferred; city of coun- try. Room 2, 12034 Geary st. 7OUNG WIDOW FROM KUROP: WISHES situation as housexeeper: bachelor or widower. 117 Eddy st, room 1. SPECIAL NOTICES. MONTKNE! 10 Caiiforoia 03, 607, 771, 115, 677, 225. 225, 666, 569, 67, 533, 156. 532 359. 628, :93, 380, 7, 874. 8. 554, 454, 769. 241, 572, 119, 27, 635, 602, 795, 719. 241, 769, 339, 76 THEY SKLL ALL KINDS OF DKY goods, underwear, bedspread: towels, tabi embroldery, linings, trimmings, veilings, etc., Very chesp al Ploneer Dry Goods Store, 108 Fifih st. YOUNG XPANISH WIDOW FROM CUBA would like & housexeepers position. 3054 Mason st. 61 BRANCH OFFICE OF THE O CALL Subscriptions and want ads taken. SITUATIOS WANTED BY A GOOD SWED- ish girl, iaundress, work by the day, washing and ironing or any kind of work. 217 Colling- wood st, bet. Nineteenta and I'wentieth sts. OMPETENT NURSE IS READY FOR_EN- grgements at $7 per week. Address G. N. G., box 93, Call Office. EWELL'S DAIRY IS NOW LOCATED at 234 and Folsom sts. Telephone while 271. 2 TURKISH CABINET BATHS FOR gents and ladies. R., 11, 12034 Geary st. 615 LARKIN-BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL Subscriptions and want ads taken. MPONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS, WATCH- esjewelry, sealskine Uncle Harris. 15 Gran: R B3 JAD 1ENANTS EJECTED FOR a4 rollections made: Gty or country. Pacifi Collection Co., 415 Montgy at. room 6: tel. 6580, BAY CITY TRANSFER CO., REMOVED 244 10 51114 Sutter. i runka dellevred, 26c. DIVIDEND NOTICES. BOLDT SAVINGS AND LOAN So- ciety, 1+ Geary st._The directors have de Ciaxea the following semb-annual dividends: -.20 percent ver annum on term and 3.60 per cen per wn.um on ordinary deposits, payabie on and after July 1,1897. ER~EST BRASD, Sec B DIVIPEND NOTICE—THE GERMAN Savinzs and Loan Society, 626 Callfornia st. For the half year enaing June 30, 1897, a div- idend has been declired at the rate of four and iwenty hundredihs (4 20-100) per cent per annum on term deposits. an | three aud fifiy hundredths (3 50-100) per cent per annum on ordinary depos its. free of taxes, pasable on and after Thoriday, Juiy 1 1897. GEOKGE TOURNY, Secretary. E5 DLYIDEND NOTICE_SAN FRANCIS- CO EAVINGS UNION, No. 532 California st cor. Webb. For the haif year ending with the 30th of June, 1897, a dividend has been aeclared at the rate per annum of four and two-tenths (4.2) per cent on term deposits and :hree and nve-tenths (8.5) per cent_on_ordinary deposits, free of taxes, payable on and after THURSDAY , July 1, 1897, LOWELL WHITE, Cashier. DIVIDEND NOTICE—-MUTUAL SAV- INGS BANK 0 8aN FRANCISCO, 3§ Post st For the half year endinx June 30, 1597, & dividend has been deciared at the raie of four (4) r cent per annum on term deposits and three one-third (31g) per cent per annum on ordi- nary deposi.s, free Of taxes, payable on and after THURSDAY, July 1, 189 GEGHGE A. STORY, Cashie —— e SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE. 00K FOR INSTITUTION, GERMAN GIRL / (5 years’ references), neat irish girl for hou work, “all_with best of references. desire situa- tions” Can be seen at J. F. CROSETT & CO.'S, 816 Sutter s.. ADIES IN SRARCH OF A NEAT GERMAN girl with 8 years’ references, can find one by spplying toJ. ¥. CROSETT & CO,, 316 Sutter st, JPIRST-CLASS ENGLISH COOK DESIRES situatiou; best references; city or country, MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. MIPDLEAGED WOMAN DESIRES SITUA- tion, $5. MISS CULLEN, 328 Sutter st. (QMPETENT MOTHYR AND DAUGHTER desire slioations; best references; city or coun- try. MISS CULLKN, 828 Sutter st. OUNG ENGLIH WOMAN DESIRFS i upn;.{o_r] nucrfl;‘oqu‘:::m country, with itle girl 7 years old: rences. Appl. MISS CULLEN, 828 Sutter st. . ERMAN EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, MRS LAMBERT, tel. main 5332, removed to 417 Powell st ANTED—BY MIDDLE-AGED GERMA N woman. to take care of an invaild or assist with light honsework: 18 reliab.e and trustworthy. 146 Tweifih st., or. Howard, second fioor, room 8. EITUATIONS WANTED MALE. APANKSE, CHINESE EMPLOYMT OFFICE: waiters, housecleaners. 50 Geary: el Grant 56 (CHINESE & JAvANESE: KSTD 20 Yxaus: help;tel. main 1997. BRADLEY & CU..840 Clay UNTER & CO. CHINESE AND JAPAN ESE emp. office, 61414 Californta st., tel. main 231. (HINESE AND JAPANESE EMPLOYMENT office; best heip. 41413 O'Farrell. Tel E. 426. “’ ANTED—-BY STxADY WORKING MAN, Position as man about place: is good painter and whitener: can drive, care of horees or work in store or shop: willing L0 be usetul. Address K. G., 1114 Grand st. RHSPECTABLE MAN AND WIFE AS COOK in a boarding-house or mine preferred. Call or address 504 Howard st AMERICAN MAN AND WIFE WISH SITUA- fon on small ranch or dairy. Address K. T., 944 Howard st. 7 OUNG MAN WISHES POSITION TO TAKE care of horses and do gensral work about the house. Address Y. M., box 93, Call, (300D FIRST.CLASS MEAT COOK AND T meat cutter; aiso lady for kitchen as walter or chamberwork. Cail or address 107 Eight! RELIABLE GERMAN, UNMARRIED, COM- petent to take ch ree of winery, vineyard and orchard, wishes situation. best of reterences. Ad- dress care of M. ~H A+ ER, 34 Third st. W ANTED—FOSITION BY EXPERIENCED bookkeeper; Is also good coliecior; best city and Eastern references. k. K., box 34, Call. JNGINEER WANTS POSITION—RELIABLE nd compe: ent: good refereuce. G. E., box 43, Oakland Call Office. JLBST-CLASS BARTENDER WANTS POSI- tion; good references. 1039 Howard at. 61’ LARKIN-BRANCH OFFICE OF TH O CALL: subscrintions and wan: ads taken. W ASTED—A HOME FOR A MAN, AGE 57. of good hablis, in gentieman’s or 1ady’s place, todo light work for his keeplng: is bandy with carpenters’ tools. ~Address Veteran, 906 W ash- ington st., Oakland, Cal. e e Nt S, S SR e R 000 MEAT-CUTTER AND SAUSAGE- er wants siiuation in the country; must be asieady job. Address B., box 38, Call. W ANTED—RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, of 161018 years of age, Who wants a good home in the country with mice famiy: wili be treated like one of the family: free schooling. ete. For fuil pariiculars call on W. D. EWeR & CO., Employment Agents, 626 Clay st VW AITRESSES, SAN ~MATEO, CONTRA Costa, Piacer and other country hotels, $20 | each; ironer on starchwork, country laundry, $.5 | and found; cooks and housewcrk girls for the couniry. MURIAY & READY. Leading Em- ployment Agents, 634 and €36 Clay st. S W ANTED—COUK, SMALL HOTEL, COU try, $30: chambermaid, $15; waitress, § German second and seamstress, $20: chil nurse, $25; giri for a farm, 3 German cooks, $25: young girls assist housework, sleep home. LEON ANDKE, 308 Stockton st. W AITRESS FOR FIRST-CLASS SUMMER Tesort, $20; bousework, Berkeley, $20. R.T. WARD & CO., 610 Clay st. (G'RL FOR HOUSEWORK, PLAIN COOKING, £, $20: girl for nousework, fo cooking, 815, 721 Ellls st wnn-sn—‘sruoxc GIRL FOR COOKIN Washing and kitchen work. Apply 17 Sixt st In atore. JIRL WANTED, BETWEEN 16 AND 18, FOK light housework. 318 Kearny, DR. POPPER W ASTED_GIRL TO CARE FOR 2 CHIL. dren: light housework. 2293 Frankiln st. BANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL. 167 NIa IH st: want ads and subscriptions taken. (G'BL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK. CALL at 1104 Fuiton st. (QEEBATORS ON SHIRTS. APPLY 18 SUT- ter st., fourth floor. QFECOND COOK. 87 A WEFK: 8 DISHW ASH- 0 ers, 810 and room: 3 steamer walers, $:0: pastry cook, $35 and room- _bellboy, $10. room. few boarders, $26. room. country: week; cock, $35 and room: cook, $7 week: second cook. $40 wid room; $ dishwashers, $10, 812, room, etc.: dishwashers, $7 & week: third cook, ¥35 and room: vegetable man, $25, 00w, eic: dishwaihers, $25, room, etc.: pot- washer, ¥1750 a1d room: waiter, country, $25 and room; diahwasher, couniry, $26 and room: 4 dishwashers $3 a week: wailer, $-5 and roo city; third cook, city, $25 and room: cook. $ib and’room. MAWIIN & CO., 749 Market st OOK, COUNTRY,$ 0 A WEEK AND ROOM. | MARTIN & (0.'749 Market st. W ANTED—-CARPENTER AT 714 MARKET | st., at 1 o'clock to-day. (CULQRED WAITER, 825, ROUM, ETU. MAR- TIN & C0., 749 Markecst. ASTRY COOK, $40 TO $50: PASTRY COOK, $35. room, ete.’ MARTIN & CO., 749 Market. W ANTED-RESPONSIBLE MAN TO TAKE contract for harves ing 5000 tons of prune: 8 miners, responsible company, $2 a day: man to | ©00K for 3 men and do chores. near city, $20 and found: boy for factory, $3 a week; American | milker. $20 and found; Swiss milker, $30: chore- | men, $15 and farmhands for various coun- tles, $20 to $26; 2 city team ters, $22 and_board, cooks, waiters. dishwashers, eic. W.D. EWEK - gastitter. 625 Golden Gate av. Tel. Suiter 471, 100(’ BUSINESS CARDS PRINTED, $15U; weading work. HILL, 2214, Geary st B¢ QUTDOOK STEREOFTICON ~HOW EVE- Ty Dight cor. Market and Sixth sts.; artistic ad- Vertisements in living light: promoters of busi Dess. Consult UWL ADV. CO. 1140 Markets:. JLECTRIC LIGHI> 1N EVEXY ROO Winchester House. 44 Third st ne. Marke 00 rooms, 25¢ 10 $1 50 por night: $1 50 10 88 pac Week: iree bus and baggaes 10 and rroms VW EHAT IS YOUR VOCATION = HAVE YOU PROSPERED? WHAT ARE YOUR HOPES? Mrs DR. F.CLAKK wiil lift the dark vell of your future life: she gives you valuabie 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, Lawsnits, Contested Wilis, ‘Divorce. Damage Sults, Mining. She discovers iost or stolen property, finds buried treasures, prevents sickness misfortune: recons clles the separated, thus resioring los bappines: [Every person is adapted 10 some particniar ba Dess, profession or irade, which may fustly be term- ed theic true vocation, and yet more Loan half of you are fighting against an Guknown fate tor fams, fortune und positign which you do not and cannot obtain until you fitid your true vocation. Hours 9 10 6 dally. Send siamp for circnlar and special terme. MRS DR. F. CLARK, 1206 Marker, & CLAIRVOYANTS. e ——— N ME FORTEL WONDERFUL CLAIEVO: & CO., 628 Clay s-. | (SHWASHEER-BOY. $8 TO $10, RESTAU- | rant. MISS CULLEN, 523 Sutter st. | JARsNESE T GAZETTE, 420 Kearny st. | WANIED_MAN AS CASHIER IN RES. | taurant; hours from 4 P. M. 10 2 o M.; must speak German and be a 00d penman: aiso good recommendations. Address 1o own handwriting, atating age, S° E., box 43, Call. ANTSMAKERS WANTED., APPLY AT 11 A. X at the ~tevensoo-st. entrauce CHARLES LYONS, London Tailor, 721 Macket st. | JHIP'S COUK, ALSO STEWARD, APPLY | at once at_L. LEVY'S cloth ng-store, NE. cor. Jackson and Battery sts. | - J D COUK, 35 HOTEL | M ‘ant card-reader, born doubie vell and second sight; disgnoses disease, fuil life reading: ia 50c; gents 81: paim. and clairv.: s §1 50. 126 Torc ME. MOREAU, BEST MEDI voyant, card-reader; charms f 73 Fourth st. ME MELBOUENE. GIFT. ant: Dever fails: call and be Geary st.. room 22, second foor: MES, DE ARDIGAD Harrison st. K‘uz ARNDT, GE*MaN er: tells past a: busband or wie: = AY FAIK RENOS ives iuck ch WASTED — SEAMEN AND ORDINARY. Apply 10 ~teuart st., upstairs. | ME Eav business sdvice; na= \LERE WANTED FOR GROCERY AND bar: must have good referemice. Clerk, box 8, Cail Uffice. P,uxnl;u WANTED. 1406 DEVISADERO aireet. SATURDAY: $3. | i BARBERS_4.CHAIR COMBINATION CASE | for sale; $40. 107 Powell st. | BARPLR WANTED FOR 602 Cluy st. BARBERSHCP, 4 C(HAIR NO REASON D able offer refused. 1532 M: et, near Larkin. ], AKGE STOCK NEW AND SECOND-HAND shoes 1or sale; lot ladies’ and misses’ shoes, 25¢ up: misfits excbanged: good repairing; shoes made {0 ord-r any style $3 up. Cenural Repalr ing Shop, 749 Mission st., uear Grand Opera-house. 167 Dt oF — BEANMCH OFFIGE oF { 24k Cars” sovecripuos mud wane ads taken. 1’065‘0 MAN TO ASSIST: THAVELING; good business: $100 cash. . box 1, Cail MAKKKT 81.— BRANCH UFFICE OF THE Carr: wao: ads and subscriptions taxen. QEAMEN FOR NEW YORK, AUSTRALIA e and coasting. xlue Jacket Shipping Uffice, 13 Washinzton st. | M PE HATSE RS. MELVILLE H M Finn S o5 MNE IFE READINGS, cents: card-resder. past, present PSY LIFE-READER. 3 SEVENTH ST.; ladies 25¢, gen's 50c: ail questions mnswere: SPIRITUALISM. M, FRANCIS, INDEPENDENT SLATE « writer. 118 Haight st.; hours 9 until 6 . \. ’ FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 1897 —SPIRITUALI~TS camp-méeilug, Treste Glen, Uskland; 10330 A. M., couference, 2:30 . M., lecture, Mrs. R S Liitte: 7:30 P.3., tests: r. Max_Muehlenbruck, Take cars Kighth' and Twe fik and Broadway. B. ADDIE SWAIN ASTRAL, SEER (ME- dium), 1934 Sixth st.; circle to-night: situngs. RUMPET SEANCE TO-NIGH! 8: SUND \ Y Mother Sadie seance, 12 x. 409 Leavenworth. ADIES' ard dan. AID 605 MCALLISTER, SOCIAL to-night, 10c.: all invited. MBS MAYOQ BTEERS, 11235 0AK: Tuesday, 8 P. M, Thursaay, 2 P. M. IRCLES readings. 52T MONTGUMERY COKNER OF CLAY— 52 Open unul 9:30 oclock: branch oflice of ihe Call: subscriptions and want ads. taken, (G'BL TO ASSIST IN GENEKAL HOUSE- work. 1285 Geary st., cor. Gough. ARBERS ASSOCIATION FREE EMPLOY- meant Office. S FUCHS, Sec’y, 325 Grant ave. W ASXTED—YOUNG LADY 70 ATTEND clgar-store. Cail WILKE, 783 Market st. FISEMEN'S CALF SHOES, 8175: TO OR- der, $2 50; half-soling, 25¢c up. 959 Howard. IRL FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK IN EX- change good home. 2026 Fillmore st. SIMON WANTS 100 MEN TO GET BOTTLE + beeror wine S¢; best free lunch. 643 Clay. ASHIER—BRIGHT YOUN .+ J cashier. Apply to 165 Crocker Butlding. PROTES’X’A.\T GIRL FOR HOUSEWOKK and plain enoklnp small family: no children; wages, $16. 102 Washington s:., near Larkin. 615 LARKIN-BRANCH OFFICE o THE CALL. Subscriptions and wan: ads taken. GIBL TO DO LIGHT HOUSEWORK AND sicep at home. 1410 Buchanan st LADY FOR U. & Industrial Agency, RY ACME HOUSE, 957 MARKET ST, BE. low Sixih, for a room; 25¢ a night: 81 a week. FSH0 HOUSE, 8631 MAKKET ST.—ROOMS 20c. 25¢ to 50c night: $1 to §2 week. INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD ST., NR. Market: 300 night; reading- room; iree bus and baygage .0 and from the ferry. OFFICE OF 330 HIEL PN v 2 N UBSEGIRL WANTED. 1121 STEINER ST. BEANCHOFFICE OF THE CALw, 167 NINTH st.—Want ads and subscriptions taken, OUNG WOMAN; LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING; few hours weexly, in exchange modest board; one in family. EDW ARD, box 57, Call. ANTED—WOMAN, BET. 45 AND 50, TO assist light housework; oniy one appreciating ahome need apply: wages $6. See lady bet. 11 and 1, at 105934 Folsowm st. F. DRESS-CUTTING SCHOUL — FRENCH . tailoring taugnt; $1week. 916 Marker, r. 19, aken. 4000 FAR: shoes: than_one-fourth 562 Mission st. ANOTHER LOT MEN’s beeu slightly damaged: at less thelr value: from 76¢ to $2 50. bet. First and Second sts. JADIES' SHOES, SOLING, 35c: MEN'S shoes, soling, 50c: all repairing done at halt the usual price. 562 Mission st bet. 1st and 2d. BS. H. A GRIFFIN. MEDIUM; CIRCLE Thurs. eve., 25¢; sittings, L0c, $1. 42615 Grove NS 1KOLYS; TUES & M1LS EaTs HOSKL> Frl, 8 p.ac; readings daily, $1. 701 McAllister. RS, SHRINER RETURNED: CLRCLE SU day evening: sittings daily. 311Van Ne: RS.J.J \ HUINEY, SPIKITUA), MEDIUM, for messages and advice. 218 ~.ockton st. —_—mm ? EDUCATIONAL INGING—VOICES ~UCCESSFULLY DE- : veioped in Volume, cOmpass and quality, and ¢ care fully trained for solo work in public: form 4 puPlls and reterences: kranz Veuwr. Adelaids | etchon, Dan Morrison, Albuni, De Soia, La i Grange, Marchesi, Marie Haltun, Amy Leslie, Grace Greenwood, Helen Po.er, etc. For in- struction and terms apoly to CLARK E’S vocal studios, Y. M. C. A. buliing. NDERSON'S ACADEMY AND SCHUOL OF Mathemarics: pu evening classes aud by priv: nia and-Stanford univetsit engincers’ and civil service evening classes: mathematics, mecnavical draw- ing: high-school pup'.s coached: two scholarships in University of Califoraia, amounting to £500 per annum, given eicn year (o the two highest gradus ates. R., 406 Parroit bullding. marine { ; special OURNEYMEN BARBERY INTERN A- tional Union of America Free Employment Bureau, 34 Fourth st. I LESS Secretary. (QLEARANCE SALE—$5000 WORTH BOOTS and shoe:: must sacrifice: $1 50 shoe 750, §3 shoes $1, §3 ‘shoes $1 50. £4 shoes $2: $5 shoes $2 50, $6shoes $3. 638 Market si., opp. Palrce. 92526 MISSION — SUBSCRIPTIONS AND OOMS, 160 1V “5c PER NIGHT: 500 40 31 60 per wees. Oriental, 228 Dramm st Waut ads taken for THE CALL. ()EERATORS ON FLANNEL OVERSHIRTS and underwear; a_ few inexperienced hands taken and taught. LEVI STRAUSS & Cu., S215 Fremont st. 61' LAKKIN-BRANCH UFFICKE OF THE O Cirr: subscriptions and wan: ads. taken. DO.Z.S? DO U Ct SPECIAL AND EXTRA- ordinary offer of 2 weexs’ sewing lessons free to beginners this week at the ) cDoweli Dress- making and Miilinery School, 103 Post st. ONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS, WATCH es jewelry,sealskins. Uncle Harris, 15 Grant av ML CONVESIENT AND RESFECTABLE: Winchester House, 44 Third st. near Market. 200 rooms: 8¢ to $1 50 per week: fre 'ous and per night; §1 60 to $5 exage 10 and Trom fercy. MALE HELP WANTED. 615 LARKIN-SRANCH UFFICE OF THE CALL Subscriptions and want ads taken. SS COLLEC business practicy EALD'S BUSIN Bookkeeping, 24 POST_ . shorthand, typing, teiegraphy. languages, f.oglish branches, o.ecirical eugineering: 20 -cachers: 15,000 gradu- ates: day and evening sessiors: catalogue. RES' BUSINESS COLLEGE, 325 MONT- gomery st: individual instruction In shorte ud, typing, bookkesping, lelegraphy, etc.; liig FNGINEERING SCHOOL: CIVIL, ELECL, mining. mech., survey,assay, acchi est. 1864 A. VAN DER NAILLEN, 935 Market: ;'day&eve.! W ANTED_1000 MEN TO EAT OUR FREE lunch with bottle beer or wine, c. Managed by JACOB DEEY FUSS, 413 Jackson st. ARR, TH} EXPxRT, BOOKs OPLNED, ted: private lessons In bookke lons. 865 Market, rm. 572. ingand rapid « MOSEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS, W ATCH- AVl es jewelry.sealskins. Uncle Harris, 15 Grantav. ANTED, TOUOLLECIWAGES DUE LABOR- ersaclerks KN OX Collection Agev, 110 Sutter. OSEDALE, 321 ELLIS Ni. TAYLOR—100 wingle furnished rooms; 25¢ & night: $1 week. ANTED—MEN 10 LEARN BARBER trade: shops, teols. posivons furnished: 8 weeks required. 5. F. Barber Coilege, 13814 Eightn, ELASCO'S LYCEUM SCHOOL OF ACTING— Private theatricals arranged: pupils rehearsed | scholarship $50: low rates per wee uid monih,: Q on stage. K. band 12, 1.0.0.F biock, 7th and Mye 1 OOKKPNG WHRITNG, ARITHMTC, GRAMR, day & night: noclasses; §5 monch. 845 Mission. UITAR, MANDOLIN, PIANO AND VOCAL lessons; $3 mo. Mary Westh:us. 39 Fifth st. INGING, VOICK CULTURE, PARIS GRAD- uvate; French, Ger. lang.: 82 mo. 109 Taylor. SUBSCRIPTIONS AND W AN1ADS FOR THE CarL taken ot branch ofiice, &3¢ Hayes we; open unti 9330 o'clock. WANTED—HUTCHER FOR PIBS'}'-CL:DBS resort, $40: cook for resort near city, 0; cook for boarding-house, £30: waiter, French Testaurant, $26; waiter, plain hotel, $30; young man to help in dining-room and pantry. $20: waiter, country, $20; bedmaker, $20' and fourd: porter who can take care of horses for store, :35; under butier, $30, etc. AN DRE, 308 Stockton st ANTED—BELLBOY, FIRST-CLASS HO- tel, $15: buicher, couniry resort, 240, fare ©one way: 2 dishwashers. $26 and $20; etc. AN- DRE'S, 308 Stockton st 20 ROCKMEN FOR RAILROAD WOR! #1754 day, new road, 10og job, reduced fa 10 teamsters for railroad work, $20 and board, we ship to-night; 15 laborers to work in country winills and on roads, $20 aod board: sawyeis. 826 and found: 30 scraper teamsters, country, §20 and fouud; 4 teams:ers city, $1 & Qay board. C R. HANSEN & CO, 110 Geary s YQUNG MaN, ABOUT 20 YEARS, WOULD like steady job wasniog dishes: speaks only German. 1824 Sixteenth ave., South 5 F. FOREMAN BREAD BAKER FOR THE country: ateady p.ace the year round. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary st. GL’RI N, 30, EX-SAILOK, GOOD DRIVER, wan:s place in wholesale house 83 porter of driver: wakes noojecc at beginning. W. DOLEN- HUKST, 1509 Powell st. - (CARBBENTER, CABINLT-MAKER —GOOD machanic, with t0ois. wants a situation. Please cull or andress 7.4 Mission st H2T MONTGOMERY. COR CLAY _ oPEN Z{ “uonill $:30 cclotk: branch offics of Tam CALL: subscriptions and wi it ads taken. MONEY LOANED OK DIAMONDS, WATCH- esjewelry seaiskins. Uncle Harrs, 15 Grantav. "W ANTED—SITUATION BY FIRST-CLASS English cook who understands her business in all its branches: references: by the lst of July. Address M. A., 251 Valencis st VW INCHESTER HOUSE 44 THIRD ST. N l.lfl:—mlhoull'n o 'll.‘o:rt'—kx”“nl-l- free bus and baggage 10 and from the ferry. IOOK. (OUNTRY HOTEL, 8$i0; COOK, country hotel, $35: second ‘cook, hotel, city, $30 10 835. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary. I ©AD WAITEX FOR A LARGE COUNTRY restsurant; $60. C. R HANSEN & C0.,110 Geary st. —_— 'WAR'F‘D—Q ORCHARDISTS AND WIVES, $30 and $40: choreboy for country, 17 snd fou:d; bandwasher, country laundry, '$30 nnd 10und: teams crs, $1 76 n day: fruit peddiers ¢ chotemen. $18' aud found. Apply to 9. k. CHOSETT & Cu,, 628 Sacramento si. SLNgLe BOOMS 1uo AXD 16c NIGHT, 600 and 75c week. Lindell House. Sixth and Howad. ANTED—-LABURERS AND MECHANIOS 10 know that Ed Kolkin, 'Reno Houss proprie: tor. atlil runs Denver House %17 Third at.: 150 isrge rooms: 25c per night: $1 10 $3 per week. AGENTS WANTED. GENTS WANTED TOCANVASS THIS CITY, Sacramento and Stockton and sell an article every family needs: easily soid; profi s large: no fear of competition as article 18 patented: only live men wanted. G. H. FULLER, 638 Mission st. TEE RIGHT KIND OF A MA\ CAN MAKE big money seiling county rights for & first clars patented article which will L readily good profits: if you can ¢ it, call and see me: 1t ‘mot, don’t comé. G. H. FULL K, 638 Mission at. HOUSES WANTED. USFURNISED HOUSE OR FLAT: 7 ROOMS more: permanent: nochildren; rent.Address N. C., vox 75, Call, - TLe 1OWesE ROOMS WANTED. ISHED ROOMS, FLAT OR bousex eeping in e. nge for R O, box Xg'l, Call. errac it 339 HAYES_BRANUH OFFICE OF THS CALL: subscriptions and want ads taken. HYPNOTISM. LD-ESTABLISHED: TREAT DISEASES; also teach. Hypnotic Institute, § O'Farrell st LOST JLOST-JUNE 24. GOING FROM McALLIS ter-st cartoferry, 9 A. M boat, to Berxeley tratn, lady’s gold watch, fob with chp diamund. 8- bUrewardifreturncd to 1120p Goluvn Gaieave. ARTY FINDING PURSK WEDNE-DAY AT Orphenm return same to thes.er and receive reward ] O<T—-PASSBOOK WITH THE HIBERNIA 4 Savings and Loan Soclety of San Fran 1sco in { the name of FRANCI- GILFLAInrR: No. 141,016. The finder wiil please return (0 bank. | OST —3 VALUABLE RINGS. [AMOND solitaire, claw setting, diamond and ruby and diamond set' with sma ler alamonds: finder liber- ally rewnravd: 0 questions asked. Apply Call = B MALL SPANIEL: YFLLOW FEET, YE Jow nose and brown body. Return to 1745 De- visadero st. ; reward $2 50. OLD BADGE: INTTIALSS A1 LIBERALL reward by returning 1o 485 Bryant st ONEY LOANED uN DIAMOMDS, WATCH es,jeweiry gealskins. Uncie Har's ADY WISHES ROOM WITH BED-, N LA B., box 5, Call. g WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS. W ANTEO—COOK. FIRST-CLA-S COUNTRY hotel: second cook, country hotel, $40: restun- That second coox, 350 walters, dishivashers and hers Apply 0 J. K. & Co, Sacramento si. - LD GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT. W. MUND, watchmaker aod jeweler, 226 Ellis st. PAYNBROKER—OLD GOLD, SILVER, CAST- off clo‘hing bought. Add. COLEMAN, 41 Third, OUND—PLAIN GOLD RING, COR. THIRD and Berry. Call ac 3934 208 St PROTOGEAPHERS SUPPLIES. B SRR OREE DEMONSTRATIONS UF VELOE F4c dally at 23 Geary st.; SOl ou-::.r L'Al’. CAMERA CO.